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THE TOWER KITCHEN Today's Program at Your Favorite Theater' RAINBO- UNITED DETROIT THEATERS 12 THE DETROIT FREE PRESS MONDAY, APRIL. 26, 1943 FLAMINGO-Crat'otindI pi 3460 THE PROBLEM CLINIC Strong Arm Teaching Produces Fear in Child BY DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE M-141: Janet 7 years old, is the niece of a physician friend of mine. "I promised my wife I would teach Janet to swim," this doctor explained.

He is an accomplished swimmer himself. "But the child absolutely refused to go where the water was over her knees. I coaxed her, and told her she could not swim in shallow water, but I couldn't persuade her differently. "Finally, I threatened her. Still she refused.

So I picked her up and tossed her out in the deep end of the pool. "She spluttered and yelled, but she learned to swim. Now my wife argues that I used the wrong psychology. What do you say to this positive treatment, Dr. Crane A jf 4 -m--- 9 i i afraid Delicious Meat Substitute Thursday, the Office of Price Administration removed blackeyed beans from the list of ration foods.

Like all of the dried legumes they are a vegetable alternate for meat. Use them to help stretch red coupons. Serve in cream soups, loaves and casserole dishes. Black-Eyed Beans Are Taken Off Ration List Children Like Talks on Ethics BY GLADYS BEVAXS DO YOU EVER have ethical discussions with your children? Not with the little ones, for you can't split hairs with little children. But more important still, their moral sense (in our complete meaning of the word) hasn't developed.

They are going through earlier social stages, and their yardstick is largely what their closest grownups approve or disapprove of, rather than of abstract right and wrong. So we wouldn't undertake this experiment with our small boys and girls but instead, with those from about 10 to 12 or 13. You can choose your own incidents for a discussion of this sort, but here is a suggestion for a hypothetical case you might describe: "Suppose you are standing at a crossroads, and a boy comes running and is plainly terrified. Suppose he passes you and turns to the left. "THEN SUPPOSE, in a minute or so, a big, burly, ugly-looking man comes running along with a stick in his hand.

"He gets to the crossroads and stops puzzled. Then he says to you, 'Did you see a boy pass here? Vhich way did he "What would vou answer, to the right or to ths left?" Try that on your children, and see what they answer. Ethical discussions are interesting to hold with children after their moral sense is developed. Often such talks will help to clarify their thoughts and actions, too. Answers to that hypothetical question will vary.

Some children will say, "I'd tell him 'to the left' because that was the way the boy did go." IN ANSWER to your question "U'hy would you?" that child might answer, "Because it's the truth, and it's wrong to tell a lie." Another child might say, "I'd tell him the boy turned to the right to put him off the trail." And when you ask why, that child might say, "Because it would save the boy, and if the man was wicked and wanted to harm some one, he wouldn't have any right to know the truth. I think it would be dumb to tell him which way the boy did really go." There's a fine point. There's such a thing as literal truth, an-1 there's such a thing as a justice which serves the truth of a situation; there might be a moral issue involved which is higher than literal truth. Try some ethical discussions with your children. You'll find yourself keenly interested in tneir point of view.

Er springs Rebuilt to Last Let us repair the uncomfortable ags of your bed's broken-down Mattress and Box' Spring. 38 Years of bility i CWC cr To.8-os Mattress Co, INn BY GERTRUDE YOELLMIG BLACK EYED PEAS, black-eyed beans, cowpeas call them what you like, the Office of Price Administration says they are all classed as the same vegetable and that this variety of dried bean is now off the ration list. By this new reduction in points, OPA gives those of us who cook another opportunity to show that we have the courage to help make a success of food "rationing That we are determined to stretch our points with unrationed foods and use them in building healthful meals. Elack-eyed peas or beans are unfamiliar to many housewives. But, they won't be for long Not at 0 points a pound.

"Pansy-faced" with an oval of black around the eye, the bean is distinctive in appearance. You will have no trouble recognizing the variety when you go shopping for them in your market. Like all dried beans they are a good item for the budg- eting house wife, sell for around 1 1 rents rer pound. VoeUmig Pleasing in flavor, rich in food value, an excellent vegetable alternate for meat, black-eyed beans are today a real bargain. They are grand in soups good in loaves casseroles scalloped dishes croquettes salads or any of the other ways that dried beans are usually served.

Plan to use them ahead of time, of course. They require overnight soaking and long slow cooking, as do all of the if i Ooen 6:25 m.m Nran' r.rn ElT'r "MOUNTAIN RHYTHM. Pies Irene and Btla LaaiKi THE NIGHT MONSTER" RAMPS' A "hhuum and e.i iij. Fare Kne PI. 19 111 DMrt 1 "ARABIAN NIGHTS' in Cotar with Jon Hl'l in Maria Mentu.

Alsa "GENTLEMAN JIM" W'tl Errol flnn an Alois Smith RAMONA" i-A S.i Miic Yir in rrr.vm. hi i i 1 1 1 wr i a ri or ATTEND THE EAST SIDE'S FIRST "WAR WORKERS' MIDNIGHT MATINEF- cTaV e.Vf C0MPLETE BEDFORD- SHOW AFTER H-aliti I at Ui- Pais i -r ''h "GENTLEMAN J' rl" CO" An A I AN NIGHTS" 5am-JBh Duney's "Siera Walter" wit( 1:45 Sow 930 Horror. Chills! in "THE UNDYING MONSTER James Ellison-Heather Anoel. Also "DEAD MEN JAl wuh 6eere 1 cc and May Carl isle. RFfiFNT-WuuJ- Gd Bi.d.

liT-tivCZ STARTING TOMORROW! Doe 145 i S'STANT with Lionel Barrymore-Seian Petrri. "ncy, niriey Iiwgle-Win. Garaan BEX run i Vt. juucUua soea a. at.

MniuM w.it. Ware to ino i-aaies. Laarel Hirdt in "Thc Fi.ii.,: "I0ND0N BLACKOUT MURDERS." Latest Cartoans. Serial R1ALT0 Ml Park SPECIAL MATINEE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK-CONTINUOUS perfoknance; OPEN AT 1:43 P. R1ALTQ- -Graliul it ilu Lilioit.

Ooen 1:45 Cant i alk i "GENTLEMAN JIM" witn trrol Flynn and Aletis nil nnaiiiAa wibnla i j.itSabo-JonJlall and Maria Mnt Color Vcrnor lity. at L'euual l'uk Itt tt Charles Laegnton and Kooert Taylor in "STANO BY FOR ACTION" Plas "HERE WE GO AGAIN" Mct.ee ard Moiiy RIVIERA" Grind Kwer and Juy Kd. til i. jl Doors Ooen at 11 -n Paol Mini in "COMMANUOS STRIKE AT DAWN 1 PlllS Ciltl1tr rnihrt ll PAL BfcACH STORY" 'Bt RIVOLA" Ladliiac at Easi Forest PL 4626 -Jk; Ooen 6:45 am Park fi Rita Hayworth and Fred Astaire in "YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER" Pl.s "SILVER QUEEN with Priseiila Lane and heorge Brent RKQ lIPTflWN-" -dd 10 6 U40J IIP.U 1J0 p.m. Save 10c epto6' COMMANDOS STRIKE AT DAWN." Pa.

I Mini "PALM BEACH STORY," Claadette Colbert an Joel McCrea. Come Early fur Good 0 0 1,1 -u'- tree OUR TIME SCHEDULE! "THE PAL BEACH STiiRY" AT OANDtSMRIKE JOAWNMq-UjUo nuuocrcLi Dl)orj Cotn Uin 5:40 "COMMANDOS STRIKE AT DAWN," Paol McCrea-R. Vallee in "PALM BEAtH STORY." Get here Before 6 an sate 10c! RUSEDALE iij20 VVuoUwald 1U ft-Ul George Brent an Priscilla Lane in "SILVER UUEtN" Pies Lynne Roberts an George Holmei in "THE MAN IN THE TRUNK" RflllCC Uiliiuer -W. Jtfiersuu Park lrorr iiuuuu Dick Foran-RiU Brothers an Carol Brace ia "BEHIND THE EIGHT BALL." "SULLIVAN TRAVELS" 1 1 Vt ro ica Lae-Joel cCrea ROXY luuuuari i't'ie Piiiir: if RA. 9696 DEFENCE wonKERS! OPEN 24 HOURS EVIRr DAY COME ANYTIME AND SEE COMPLETE SHOW! RflYY Wucunard near Teiunid r'rtu ylf "UAI 0pen 24 Hoars In Color "ARABIAN NIGHTS" Sabi-Jon Hall.

Plos "GENTLEMAN JIM' taol flynn. Dismy "Sleep Walker" War Bonds sold 24 Honrs Daily! RflYAI "'eu Mile-Ileitis Kd. IN .1 -4 nUlPlL 0ptn 5.45 Fr show 9:30 "PALM BEACH STORY" with Ciaedette Colbert-Joel McCrea. Plas "COM MANDOs STRIKE AI DAWN" will! Pael Mini and Ajeia Lee RflYAI Mile-JIrytra Kd. LN o-40si nUlHL TAKE 7 MILE RD.

WEST to Meyers Rd. Bosses Direct to Oor Doors! THE ROYAL IS EASILY REACHED BY DsR Transoortation Routes By Transfers from ALL NORTHWEST DETROIT ROYAL OAK Park Free "GENTLEMAN JIM" with Errol Ftvnn an Alexis Smitn. Pies "UK. GILLESPIE'S NEW ASSISTANT" with Lionel Barrymore-Van Johnson CCUjTC o424 Jlkhiiau OLI1HIL Attend 0aiu Errol Flynn in "GENTLEMAN JIM" Smith. Plus "ARABIAN NIGHTS" Jon Hall and Maria Montej with with Alexis Sabe- CTD I Jjrj Uraud Kiwr at 14th.

II 6-HK's OinMItU 0pe() 6.45 Laghton-R. Taylor. B. Donlevy in "STAND BY FOR ACTION" Plos "HERE WE GO AGAIN" with E. Bergen-C.

McCar-thy-Fibber McGee and Molly STRATFORD- -4 701 Vei Yeriior Ooen 6:15 01. C. lanhton-R. Taylor and B. Uonlevy in "STAND BY FOR AC-TION." Plos "BEHIND THE EIGHT BALL." with Ritr Bros, and Carol Brace TIME 13221 E.

Jefferson at llrexcl 11 yiii Edward G. Robinson in "THUNDER IN THE CITY" Plos Lola Lane in "MISS FROM MOSCOW" Free Dtshes to the Ladies TIMPC CnilARC-ilicuitauatCa LL us 11111S.U uyuniiu Open 8 a.m.-2 a.m. Park Free After6. Lew Ayres and Loeise Campbell. "SCANDAL STREET." Geo.

Brtnt-f nscilla Lane. "SILVlR UUEtN." 3 Mesqmteers in "BLOCK TRAIL" TOWER" -12sld Gd. Kiver at Meyers Hll 4650 Ocen at 6:10 m. Park Fret Errol Flynn-Alexis Smith in "GENTLEMAN JIM." "ARABIAN NIGHTS" with Maria Montea and Jon Hall in Color! TOWER- (ia. Kiver ai lltiers 110.

4oiu it WEDNESDAY! SPECIAL EASTER WEEK MATINEE LOTS OF "BUGS BUNNY" COLOR CARTOONS! PLUS REGULAR PROGhAM. DOORS OPEN 1:15 TRENTON" -Trciit'ju. Mitn. l'aik Free -jV; Open 630 m. Bob Hooe and Paalette Goddard in "NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH." "HERE WE GO AGAIN" Charlie McCarthy-Fibber McGco and Molly TRENTON" -JrtiiUiU, IIhu.

Park Free FREE TO THE LADIES! EVERY TUESDAY. WED. AND THURSDAY STARTING TOMORROW "GILDED ROSE" DINNERWARE BY LIMOGES! TUXEDO- -Mammon at Tuxedo TO -dr SPECIAL MAT. FOR KIDS 6 to 60! WEDNESDAY FROM 2 to 3 P. M.

3 BUGS "WHAT CUOKIN' BUNNY COLOR CARTOONS IN ADDITION TO TWO FEATURES! TYpnri Uamniuu at Iiutuo 10-27ii6 lUALUU Tjm Toninht! "ARABIAN NIGHTS In Color! with Jon Hall-Sabo-Maria Montez. "GENTLEMAN JIM." Errol Flynn-Aiexis Smitn. Disney Cartoon! Latest News! UNITED "SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS wiln Lana Turner and Rooeit Young. Also Van rieflin an Lionel Barrymore in "TENNESSEE JOHNSON" UPTOWN" -ilacii al thalliums Park Free -yr WEDNESDAY AT 1:30 P. M.

SPECIAL EASTER MATINEE: "BUGS' BUNNY CARTOON PARTY AND TWO SWEJ.L FEATURES! TE LL YOUR FRIENDS! COME EARLY! Mack at Lbaluiers. ParkFrte if UrlUnn 0oen 6:15 p. TU. 2-C68n Errol Flynn and Aiens Smith in "GENTLEMAN JIM" Plas "ARAtf IAN NIGHTS." San-Jon Hail and aria Monm. Also News! Cartoon: 1 It f1 Vk'C Va" fyke ni ar Hartn-r 'Afl DIM.

Open 11:45 a.m. PL. 4990. Erie Vnn Stroheim, "UNUER SECRET R. Carlson.

Jar.e Randolph. "HIGHWAYS BY NIGHT." special Kids Mat. Today! "Deep in the Heart of Texas: VARSITY" Kd. Park Free Open 6:15 pjn. Last Show 9 p.m.

Errol Flynn-Alexis Smith in "GENTLEMAN JIM" Plas Jon Hall-Maria Monter. "ARA- BIANN IGHTS" in Color. 9 p.m. On! jL atest Ne VARSITY Lisernuis MuNichiils Kd. i'ark Free lAiiOIII H( Ki-S; i Special Easter Matinee! Apr.

26. One Show Only. Ooen 1:15 Double-barrel Action! Packed "KIT CARsON," Jon Hall. "COME ON RANGERS." with Roy Rogers. Popcori VICTORY KiVer- 5-34U0 it Abbott and Costello "WHO DONE ITT" Pies "THE FOREST RANGERS" with F.

MaiMgrray and Paolctte 6oddard VflHIC Harper at Harsard. Free Parking Onen 6:15 p.m. Last Show 9:10 p.m. Errol Flynn-Alexis Smith. "GENTLEMAN JIM." Plos "ARABIAN NIGHTS in Color, Sabi-Mana Monter-Jon Hall at 9:10 Only! New.

V03UE- -Hafp'r at Harsard. Free Parting Next Wednesday Matinee Only! A Special Easter Show with Hop-A-Long Cassidy. "SECRETs OF WASTE LANDS." A Fall Hoor of Yoor Favorite Cartoons! Doors Open 12:45 1st Show 1 m. WARFIELD- -JjasUiiSi-Farnsaonh -dr Ooen All Nieht Boris Karloff and Peter Lorra in "THE BOOGIE MAN WILL GET YOU." Plas -STICK TO YOUR GUNS" with William Boy WARRFnl-Wirren near Suuthfield. Lt 311 if Anncri (-a lm.

prt Free Errol Flynn in "GENTLEMAN JIM." Plis Jon Moptu-Saba. "ARABIAN NIGHTS' Lates; War News! 4 Cartoons! Bonds Issae! WASH1NST0N Boyal Oak, Mich. Shirley ANNIE Ti-rney Temsle an ROONEY." and George William Girgan "CHINA GIRL" Montgomery In "MISS with Gene WESTOWN Wjoniinf at Fenkrll Park Free -dr First Show at 6:20 I m. Errol Flynn-Alexis Smitn in "GENTLEMAN JIM" Pies Saba-Jon Hall-Maria Montei in "ARABIAN NIGHTS" in Technicolor! WCCTfiUM Wyoming at Fenkfll I'ark Free 11 lo 1 uiin einniFs' wfonFsday ONLY AT 1:30 P. ANNUAL CARTOON AND COMEDY CARNIVAL! ONE SHOW ONLY! A BARREL OF FUN FOR ALL! WHiniER- -E.

JtJrryjo at Ud. Slid. Park Free -dr Hhi Al5 a.m. John Wiyne-John Carroll and Anna lag in "FLYING TIGERS." Plas "STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE" with Leon Errol 0ie Nelson Banr IVViHinnTTC Wvandootu, Mich. Fark Frea if 1 1 A I I 0mi) Free Gem Tierney-Gerg Moitoomery.

"CHINA GIRL" Plas "ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON" with Ginger Rogers and f.ary Grant WYAND 6 Free Ladies! Constance Bennett Cosmetics! Dick Foran and Harriet Hilliard in "HI BUDDY!" Plas "MR. BUG GOES TO TOWN" Mesical YOUR" Forest at Ml Elliott PL ISoO if iinon 6:45 p.m. Dorothy La nicer and William Holden In THE FLEET'S IN!" Plas "BEHIND THE EIGHT BALL' with Bit! Bros, in Carol Braci 1 fir T206 Hirptr PL 0347 t- Etn! Cflmlnf W4nes4iv mn4 Tfctntfay! AT THE MONT" in Ttthnicolor. 40 Minstn tf Astotntim Onrteat SluU Tti Ci't Affori Hill! IPC 7208 Hirpr PL 0347 AlC tMR 5 Barai Hm Til 6 i n. Jehu Waynt an Anna Let in "THE FLYING TIGERS." flu "WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME" with Gloria Jean-Allan Jtm ADAMS Grind Circus Park "FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLF MAN" with Lan Chancy, Jr.

ana Btla Lioost. Plat Rokfft Oonat in "THE YOUNG MR. PITTS" ADMIRAL Mack at St. Jean LE 9195 Park Free John Waynf in 'SILVER QUEEN Lan. 'THE FLYING TIGERS." Also with Gown Brent ana Prucilla Newsi II CCD E.

Warren at Outer Drive NI 7723 ALDCll 6:15 Ljst $now 8:50 i.m. John Wayne tni Anna La in "FLYING TIGERS" Pin Frei Astairt-Rita Hayworth in "YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER" Also Latest Cartoon! News! A I li 0 f42S Woodward Ave. i)2Si ALnAMonA 6:45 Pirk Frw "ARABIAN NIGHTS" witb Jon Hall-Maria Mental and Saaa. Pies "GENTLEMAN JIM" with Errol Flynn and Alexis Smith. Bonds While Wait: II niJl 15U01 Uurlevoii Ate.

TU 2-2615 HLUrTiH 0pen 6:4 Leon Errol in "STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE" with Ouit Nelson's Band. "THE MAN IN THE TRUNK" with J. Carrol Naish-Lynn BoOorts AMBASSADOR t.ew)-177oU Johu TO 9-eatio Ooen 6:45 o.n. "THE BIG STREET" with Henry Fonda and Licille Bail. Pl.s Jeanette MacOonald and Robert Yoani.

nmn-n Dmn 12:15 pm "UNDYING MONSTER" with James ElliMMt and Heather Anael. Plas "DEAD MAN WALK" with Georn Ziicco and Mary Carlisle ASTCR- -S652 Twelfth Street "THE FLYING TIGERS" with John Carroll and John Wayne. Plas "YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER" with Fred Astaira and Rita Hayworth AVALOH" -Liuwuod at Daviaou TU -3 70S Errol Flynn and Alexis Smith In "GENTLEMAN JIM" Plas Jon Hall-Sake and Maria Mentei in "ARABIAN NIGHTS" AVALON LidhooJ at Datisuu Tu 8-3703 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL "BUGS BUNNY" EASTER MATINEE! LOTS OF CARTOONS! PLUS OUR REGULAR PROGRAM! OPEN 12:45 BEECHWOOD W. Viarren-Beecliwood Geo. Brent-Brenda ESCAPE MARCHING Marshall in "YOU "WHEN JOHNNY Jane Frazes-Allan CAN'T COMES Jcnes BELMONT" -Woodward at Grand, JJ.

P. 1'ark Free Boh Hope and Madeleine Carroll In "MY FAVORITE BLOND" Plus Robert Taylor and Norma Shearer in "ESCAPE" BERKLEY-w 12 Kd" Befklty' Mk'lL Rita Hayworth-Fred Astaire In "YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER." "FLYING TIGERS" with John Wayne-Anna Let and John Carroll RFVFR1 (5rnd at 0akman 63s0 DLItllLI Con, fan 12:45 parl 30e 6 JO p.m. C. Laenhton-R. Taylor-B.

Donlevy in "STAND BY FOR ACTION" Plas "HERE WE GO AGAIN" with E. Bergen-C. McCarthy-F. McGee BIRMINGHAM YOU SHOULD BUY Another Bond NOW "JOURNEY FOR MARGARET" at 8:45 Only! Plos "Red" Skelton In "WHISTLING IN DIXIE" it 7 :15 p.m. Paramoont News! ni nnUCICI tl Woodward Birminshani DLUUmrltLU 0Den 6:45 pBl.

fnt Parking "YANKEE DOODLE DANDY" with James Cagney and Joan Leslie at 720 an 9:59. Plas "THE REAR GUNNER" BOOTH- -E. Jeff, at Parkview l'aik Free LE 46S1 Ooen 6:15 P.m. Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth in "YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER" Plas John Wayne and Anna Lea in "FLYING TIGERS." Extra Time: "American Food Prices!" BROADWAY-CAPITOL. nl The Hottest Spot on Earth! Hemphrey Bogart-Ingrid Berjman-Paol Henreid, Plas "MY HEART BELONGS TO PADDY" pi llll West Dearborn, Mich.

l)E. USD unurin Ooen 6 P.m. Ginger Rogers and Cary Grant In "ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON" Plas Geo. Montgomery and Gena Tierney in "CHINA 6IRL" plllCn 7 Mile at Busrfll TW 1-1911 bAIYlCU open 6 p.m. Errol Flynn-Alexis Smith in "GENTLEMAN JIM." Plas "DR.

GILLESPIE'S NEW ASSISTANT," Lionel Barrymoro-Van Johnson. Head Phones tor the Hard ol Hearing! 1 DITM '915 W. Veruor Tark Free if UArllUL 0p 6 jo Diehard Arlen md Jean Parker in "TORPEDO BOAT." Plus "STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE" with Leon Errol. Disney's Donald Garden!" CASINO E. Davison at 6 Mile TW 2-OS47 Open 12 JO p.m.

Boh Hope and Paalette in "NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH" Plas Goddard YOU CAN'T ESCAPE FOREVER" with George Brent and Brenda Marshall CENTER Woodward at Boulevard Park Free -r Ooen 10:45 a.m. Last Times Today! Rita Hayworth and Fred Astaire in "YOU WERE NEVEB LOVELIER" Plas "THE FLYING TIGERS" with John Wayne ind John Carroll CENTURY" -14tb. and Grand Blvd. Park ree Charles Laoghton and Robert Taylor In "STAND BY FOR ACTION" Plus "HERE WE GO AGAIN" with Charlie McCarthy-Fibber McGee and Molly CINDERELLA I East Jefferson at Copliu Easter Laff Thrill Show! Claodetto Colbert-Joel McCrea in "PALM BEACH STORY" "COMMANDOS STRIKE AT PAWN" Starring Paul Mini CINEMA Woodward at Columbia CM 4052 He Made Women Carse the Day They Were Born! "THE KIDNAPER" with Peter Lorre. the last Murderer.

Also "THE CITY OF L9ST MEN!" PIRPI Pw- Miller ltd. OK 504J UlriuLC 8)Jt( 6 Pjj pjrkin, Lot Errol Flynn in "GENTLEMAN JIM." Plas "ARABIAN NIGHTS," Saba-Jon Hall-Maria Mon-tez. Also Pisney's "Sleep Walker!" CIVIC, Detroit Kelly-Whittier AK t2 'SERGEANT YORK" Joan Leslie. Plas R. Tri.yis with Gary Conner "BUSSES ROAR" in with CIVIC, Detroit Keliy-Wbittier AK 8222 BIG VACATION MAT.

WED. 1:00 FREE COMIC BOOKS FOR EVERY CHILD AND SWELL FEATURES! Abbott in Costello in "WHO DONE IT?" Plis Henry Fonda-Laeille Ball "Big Street!" PIUIP Farming ton, Mich. l'hone 444 Open 6 JO p.m. Rita Hayworth-Fred Astaira In "YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER." Plas "FLYING TIGERS" with John Wayne-John Carroll md Anna Lee poyCTII Michigan at 31st St. billOIHL Cont 1nm 12 "WHO DONE 'with Abbott Plas "THE BIG STREET" with and Lecille Bail in Costello.

Henry Fonda fiAWN 8340 Gratiot at Iroquois PL 2588 URTin Cont 1nm i2 Hoon 30e Incl tax til 6 Fre Astatre-Rita Hayworth. "YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER" "SILVER QUEEN." Geo. Brent-Pris-cilia Lane. Issaing Agent tor War Bonds. Stamps! nCHBEflDU Mich, at Telegraph DE 3450 utAnbunN 6 Fre, Ginger Rogers and Cary Grant in "ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON" Plos Gene Tierney in Geo Montgomery in "CHINA GIRL" DEL-THE Mack at Hnlcomb Free Parking -V Saba-Jon Hall an Maria Montrr in "ARABIAN NIGHTS" Plas "THE UNPYING MONSTER" with Jas.

Ellison. Pisney's "Sleep Walker!" HYP 9355 Kercheval Ave. Park Free -r Errol Flynn an Alexis Smith In "GENTLEMAN JIM" Pins "ARABIAN NIGHTS" with Sabi-Jon Hall an Maria Monter ncVTCD Deiter Bird, at Burlinsame UtnlLll Inhert Tavlor-Brian Donleyv in Charles laaqhton in "STANO BY FOR ACTION" Pies "HERE WE GO AGAIN" with Charlie McCarthy an Ginny Slmms DRIVE-IN (East Side) Harper-7 Mi TU 2-OOUi Now Open! 2 Bi Fearam? Victor Melaqlen In "CALL OUT THE MARINES!" Also Laarel and Hardy In "A HAUNTING WE WILL GO!" DRIVE-IN (West Side) Schaifer at 8 Mile Now Open 2 Big Featires Pat O'Brien in "FLIGHT LIEUTENANT." Plas "SONG FOR YOUB SUPPER!" ClCTCUn 11510 E. Jefferson LE 5S15 LAO I LilU f. to the LadiK Rita Hayworth and Fred Astaire in "YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER" Pins "THE MAN IN THE TRUNK" with J.

Carrol Naish and Lynne Roberts FiTHWN Harper-Van I'yke IV 9061 "GENTLEMAN JIM" with Errol Flynn an Alexis Smith. Plas "ARABIAN NIGHTS" with Maria Montez-Sabt an Jon Hall ESQUIRE 15311 E. Jefferson TU 2-2760 Abbott an Costello in "WHO DONE IT?" 7:10 an 10:30. Plas "Henry Fonda In "THE BIG STREET at 9 Only! FAMILY' adillac Square and Monroe Errol Flynn an Alexis Smith In "GENTLEMAN JIM." Plis Maria Monter an Jon Hall in "ARABIAN NIGHTS" FARNUM 9050 Jos. Campau IB 2-4573 Chas.

laaghton an Robert Taylor In "STAND Plas "BOSTON BLACKIE Chester Morris-C. Worth BY FOR ACTION" GOES HOLLYWOOD" FENKELL-2711 FenkeI1 Dcller Brenda Marshall an George Brent in "YOU CAN'T ESCAPE FOREVER!" Plos J. Fraree-Gloria Jean-R. Paige 'WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME' ll.IIM.LL cirls' RF SURF TO ATTEND OUR BIG EASTER PARTY WED. MAT.

APR. 28! FULL HOUR OF FUN! PLUS 2 SWELL FEATURES DOORS OPEN AT 12:45 P. M. COME EARLY! 1 1 Woodward at Nine Mile Road rCnnUALC n. r.harl liMon- Robert Taylor an Brian Donleey in "STANO BY FOR ACTION" Plas "HENRY ALDRICH.

EDITOR" with Jimmy Lydeo an Rita Oiigley FINEARTSTinrNir00 Veronica lake in Fredrie March In "I MARRIED A WITCH." Plas "WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME." Jane Frarea and Allan Jones CieUC In the Fisher Building riOnr.11 tlt nmnlna 115 a.m. Claadett Colbort-JMl McCrea In "PALM BEACH STORY." Plas Patl Mini I "COMMANDOS STRIKE AT DAWN" Rita Havworta-Fred Astaire "VOU WERE NEVER inkfiifa" pi urine ticrii'i it John Wayne-John Carroll and Anna Leo rnV The Place to Co! ruA Alice Fiye-Joht Payne and Jack Oakie In "HELLS 'FRISCO. HELLO:" Also Eieiasite Shcwmi of the Greatest fi'-m of the War "ROUT OF ROMMEL IN DESERT VICTORY" GLOBE- -Grand River at TniBtbuU. TE 1-7335 Jedy Garland and Geo. Mirphy in "FOR ME AND MY GAL" Pies Fredrie March and Veronica Lake in "I MARRIED A GRAND THEATER" -13551 Woodward Park Free "THE WAR AGAINST MRS.

HADLEY" with Edw. Arnold-Fay Ba inter. "STICK TO YOUB GUNS." with Bill Boyd and Andy Clyde RRiNnF-S0- WcSt Jsrsun VI 2-1247 QnMliUl. Ootfl 12 Noon to Midniiht Boh Hone and Paelette Goddar in "NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH." Pies "HERE WE GO A GA I Charlie cCarthy-Fibncr Mc6ee-Mol ly 0 1 li Kusarti at Hoibruuk -r UiiAlil 0ftn 5 Oven Glass to Ladies! Leon Errol-Ozzie Nelson Band. "STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE." Plas "CARSON CITY CYCLONE" witn Don "Red" Barry CpCIT I I VCC 14S3U Gd.

Kner. Park Kr UflLAI Errol Flynn-Aleais Smith in "GENTLEMAN JIM" Plas "DR. GILLESPIE'S NEW ASSISTANT." Lionel Barrymore-Vaa Johnson Also Disney's "Sleep Walker!" HARPFR Harprr at Lakeauvni. Park Free -dr nMnrLn 0wn 6.15 AR 4020 Erri), fyrim. Alexis Smith in "GENTLEMAN JIM" plas Sabo-Jen Hall and Maria Montet In "ARABIAN NIGHTS." News! Disney Cartoon! HIGHLAND PARK" Woodward Ave.

-r Open 9 a.m. til 3 a.m. John Wayne-John Carroll in "FLYING TIGERS" Plas "STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE" with Leon Errol and Ouic Nelson Band! HOLLYWOOD- -4S0a Wet Kort. Tark Krte Open 5:30 to Midnight "COMMANDOS STRIKE AT DAWN." Pad Mini. "PALM BEACH STORY." Claaottte Coibert-Joei McCrea.

Come Before 6 p.m. and Save 10c! HOLLYVYOODxVM U9 WVst Fen. Park Free -d I 0 WAR WORKERS! THEATER PARTY EVERY FRI DAY AFTER MIDNIGHT! LAST COMPLETE SHOW STARTS AT i A. M. IRIS 2314 East Grand Blid.

TKI-6S55 FREE TO THE LADIES EVERY TUESDAY WED. AND THLRS. STARTING TOMORROW! "GILDED ROSE" DINNERWARE BY LIMOGES 1ST ITEM DINNERPLATE! ID IC 2314 East Grand Blvd. TK 1-SS35 lnlJ Onrn 5:30 p.m. John Wayne and John Carroll in "THE FLYING TIGERS." Pls "STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE with Leon Errol and Ozzie Nleson's Band -21230 Kenkell Ave.

HE 23t Ooen 6:45 o.m. John Wayne and Anna Lee in "FLYING TIGERS" Plos George Brent and Brenda Marshall in "YOU CAN'T ESCAPE FOREVER" KRIM- -Woodward uiar III 8-4U0 Cont. from 6:15 p.m. Alan I add In "JOAN OF PARIS" with Pael Henreid-Michrte Morgan. Pies "ICE CAPAOES REVUE." Ellen Drew Richard Denning.

Eery Sat. Headline VaeOeviile! LANCASTER -1U535 W. Jefferson Open 6:15 p.m. Park Free In Color "ARABIAN NIGHTS" with Saba-Jen Hall. Plas "GENTLEMAN JIM" with Errol Flynn and Alexis Smith.

Disney's 'Sleep Walker!" LASKY- 13320 Jus. Campau Park Free -jf Cont. from 3:30 p.m. Dinnerware to Ladies Dorothy Lamour and William Holden in "THE FLEET'S IN!" Plas "THE GREAT GILDER-SLEEVE" with Harold Peary I INPfll Fort near Livernuis. VI -dr LinUULil 0ntlt 6:15 Morris-C.

Worth in "BOSTON BLACKIE GOES HOLLYWOOD" Plus Ritr Bros. -Carol Braee. "BEHIND THE EIGHT BALL" Also Cartoon and Victory Short! LfNCOLN- -Fort near Liveruois. VI 2-UU30 WEDNESDAY MATINEE! CHILDREN'S EASTER PARTY! EXTRA CARTOONS! PLUS TWO GREAT FEATURES! DOORS OPEN 12:30 p.m. LINCOLN Cary Grant and Ginger Rootrs in "ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON." Plos "HENRY ALDRICH.

EDITOR" with Jimmy Lsdon and Charlie Smith LINWOOD LASALLE-" 4.1 George Brent and Priscilla Lane in "THE SILVER QUEEN" Plas Fay Bainter and Edward Arnold in "THE WAR AGAINST MRS. HADLEY" LINWOOD LASALLE Liuwood-Virginia WEDNESDAY SPECIAL "BUGS BUNNY" EASTER MATINEE! LOTS OF CARTOONS! PLUS OUR REGULAR PROGRAM! DOORS OPEN 12:45 p.m. LOOP Michigan at Casa. Open 24 liours John Wavne and John Carroll "FLYING TIGERS" Plas "STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE," Leon Errol. New Show Starts at Midnight! MADISON" -Woudward at Grand Circus Park Downtown's iciest Bargain Show Claudette Colbert and Joel McCrea in "THE PALM BEACH STORY" Plas "COMMANDOS STRIKE AT PAWN," Paul MunL MADISON" -Woodward at Grand Circus Tark Downtown's Biggest Bargain Show! "PALM BEACH STORY," p.m.

"COMMANDOS STRIKE AT PAWN" at Handiest Bos Stop! MARTHA WASHINGTON 10315 J. Campau if Errol Flynn in "GENTLEMAN JIM" with Alexis Smith. Plus "THE UNDYING MONSTER" with James Ellison and Heather Angel MAXINE Mack Are. at Iialdin. PL 424a Boh Hone and Madeleine Carroll In "MY FAVORITE BLONDE." Plos "NEW YORK TOWN" with Fred MacMerray an Mary Martin Wiyci ID Woodaard at Eliot tree Parking Jk; Ooen All Night! Charles Laughton-Roiiert Taylor.

"STAND BY FOR ACTION." Plas "HERE WE GO AGAIN" with Charlie MeCartny-Fibber McGee and Molly MEL Allen Koad and Oakuoud Blvd. AT 8560 LAST TIMES TODAY! POORS OPEN AT 6:00 P. M. ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON" "CHINA GIRL" at 9:00 ONLY! MEL Allen Koad and Uakvsood Blvd. AT 8 juO Ginger Rogers and Carv Grant in "ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON" Plas Gene Tierney-Georgi Montgomery in "CHINA GIRL" MERCURY" -Schaefcr at 6 Mile IN 2-8 1U0 SEE IT! WONDER! MARVEL! "FANTASIA!" WILL AMAZIA! MFRPIIRY Staffer at 6 Mile IN 2-8100 "ILnllUni Open 12 40e til 6.

Child. 15e. Exeles-he 2nd Detroit Showing! Uncut Version of "FANTASIA," Easter Treat of Fan! Adventore! Drama! Matchless Mask! Brilliant Color! "Army Chaplain!" MERCURY" Schaefer at 6 Mile IN 2-8100 "FANTASIA" P. M. "ARMY CHAPLAIN" p.m.

MATINEE DAILY CONTINUOUS FROM 12 NOON! MERCURY Schaefer at 6 Mile IN 2-S100 ONLY: MATINEE 'TIL 6 P. EVENINGS 50e PLUS TAX; ALL performances: 36e PLUS TAX! CHILDREN 15 AT UlOUlf1 Bagley and Gd. Kiver Ate. MIUnlbAn Doors open at 10 a.m. On Stage: Johnny Long and Band and Beatrice Kay On Screen: Joan Crawford-John Wayne and Philip Dorn in "REUNION IN FRANCE!" MIDWAY fsctiefer at Mircigan.

OK 50a0 mlUHAI Mat. Daily Open 11:45 a.m. Priscilla Lane and George Brent in "SILVER QUEEN." Plas "STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE" with Leon Errol and Ozrie Nelson's Band! iiUlllUKIi Cont. 12 JO. "Bridal Boiiooef Dinnerware Free to Ladies! Edw.

Arnold-Fay Bainter "WAR AGAINST MRS. HADLEY." Geo. Brent Priscilla Lane in "SILVER OUEEN." March Time! HflRlrVFST Gd' Kirer-Southfield. Park Free riUn II tO I 0otn 6:15 Veronica laki-Fredrit March. "I MARRIED A WITCH." Plas "WAR AGAINST MRS.

HADLEY." Fay Bainter and Edw. Awold. Last Show Starts at 9:10 p.m. NORWOOD TELENEWS Woudw at Cd. Bltd.

MA. 0106 Park Free ALLIES TRAP AXIS RETAKE VORONEZH! "MOSCOW CITY OF IN TUNISIA! Plas REDS Also Other News! Extra! COURAGE!" OAKMAN- -YYoodrow Wilbon al Glendale Onen 6 a.m. "FLYING TIGERS" with John Wayne an Anna Lee. Plis "SILVER QUEEN" with Priscilla Lane an George Brent. Late News! Cartoon! 0AKMANWiro" wilso Ulemlale EXTRA! WEDNESDAY! BIG BUGS BUNNY EASTER MATINEE! DOORS OPEN AT 130 P.

LOTS OF -CARTOONS! PLUS OUR REGULAR FEATURES! ORIOLE Liuuo1 Philadelphia, li' 4-aiuu Brian Donlevy an Robert Taylor'in "STAND BY FOR ACTION!" Plas Edgar Bergen and Charlu McCarthy in "HERE WE GO AGAIN" ORIOLE Linnood at Philadelphia. IV 4-S4U0 EXTRA! "AT THE FRONT" IN JEf HHICOLOnV SEE OUR FIGHTING YANKS ROUT AFRIKA CORPS! ONE SHOWING ONLY AT 9:00 P. M. PALMS-STATE Woodward at Elizabeth Paaletti Goddard and Ray Milland in "CRYSTAL BALL Plas Sasan Hayward-William Holden an Eddie Bracken in "YOUNG AND WILLING" PICCADILLY Fenkell nr. Liieruois Park Free if Rita Hayworth and Fred Astaira in "YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER." Plas John Wayng an Anna Lee in "THE FLYING TIGERS PICCADILLY" -FeiiMl nr.

Lisernois Fark Free STARTING THIS WEEK: WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY! FREE TO THE LADIES GENUINE GEORGIAN EGG SHELL DINNERWARE! "BEAUTY BEYOND COMPARE'." nipinipp 3711 Vioodard TE 1-6653 if rAnAJiOU 0flfa 12:30. On Stage: Intemat. Sweet-hearts of Rhythm! Talente All-Girl Orchestra! Pies Hge Stage Revie! Screen: Simom Simon, "TAHITI HONEY." Come Before 5 p.m. an San 25c! PLAZA" -11641 East Jefferson if Ones 6 9.m. John Wayne-John Carroll in Anna lei In "THE FLYING TIGERS." Plas "CARSON CITY CYCLONE" with Don "He" Barry PUNCH JUDY Kerch sal at Fisner Boad an "GENTLEMAN Alexis Smith.

JIM Flu with Errol Flynn Walt Disney Cartoon! RADIO CITY Wood'ard near Nine Mile Boad "HERE WE GS AGAIN" Fibbe MeGoe Mnlly. Plis "WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME" With Allan Jones an Gloria Jean DIAGNOSIS: Many children will learn to swim by this dangerous "sink or swim" method of teaching them. But they may remain terrified of the water all the rest of their lives. In fact, a large number of swimmers never learn to like the water, and show their fright by arching their necks unduly. Janet was a shy little girl from a small town in the South.

She had come here for a short vacation. Although she was among relatives, she was away from her mother and her father. Her nervous tension was probably already somewhat above average owing to homesickness and fear of the strange city. On top of this, she was doubly shy regarding her big, athletic uncle. Her learning to swim had been his idea, for he believes that every child ought to be well equipped to meet the hazards of life.

Most of us would agree with the wisdom of this view. Insufficient Patience BEING A dominant type of man who doesn't believe in vacillating tactics, he grew irritated at her timidity. It would have Correct Use of Coloring Softens Face HAVE YOU a Hepburn face long, thin and angular, but somehow without the Hepburn air? You may find part of the answer in the way you use make-up. Make-up won't make you a Hepburn, but you can be improved. Many women make the mistake of emphasizing a jutting cheekbone unknowingly by rouging either along the cheekbone line or covering the hollow just below it.

In either case the effect is to play up the very feature that should be soft-pedaled. To soften those contours, try putting on rouge this way. Begin just below the pupil of your eye. Sweep out and up almost to the hairline, then back and down opposite the nostril and about an inch away from it. This makes a wide "wing" of color on your face.

Blend the edges until the rouge seems to melt into your natural skin tones. Now look. With no sharp diyiding line between cheekbone and cheek hollow, with color carried across both, your face has a new, softer look. Monday's War-Time Dinner Each day the Tower Kitfhen dans a healthful dinner to helD Detroit home- uidK-is Jill nfir irtuiiiiT-r. iwim ments.

Rationed foods and those whiehy are scarce are taken into consideration to make the meals Dractical lor the home front. Savory Meat Loaf Fried Noodles Broccoli Radishes, Green Onions Apple Cornbread Floating Island MARKET LIST Tonight's market list may be purchased for approximately and serves six. It takes eight points In red coupons. l'a lbs hamburger (8 points) IY2 lbs broccoli 1 bunch radishes 1 bunch green onions CHECK THESE SUPPLIES Oatmeal, milk, eggs, salt, pepper, Worcestershire sauce, noodles, ap ples, yellow cornmeal, shortening, vinegar, soda, oranges, sugar, bev erages. Apple Cornbread 2 yellow cornmeal sugar 12 salt 2 sour milk 2 shortening 2 eggs 1 soda 1 cold water 1 grated apple Place cornmeal, sugar, milk and shortening in upper part of double boiler and cook for 10 minutes.

Cool. Add beaten eggs, soda, dissolved in water, and apple. Bake in a loaf pan in a 400-degree oven for 40 minutes. Note: Put black-eyed peas to soak for tomorrow's dinner. MOTHS KNOW NO RATIONING THEY WORK WHILE YOU SLEKP.

OCR DRY CLEANING CONSERVES WOOL, SILK APPAREL. BHOSSY GLEANERS "Since 1861" Phone CO. 4500 4866 Woodward been far wiser if his wife had taken over the task of teaching Janet to swim. As a rule, men do not have the patience which women possess, so they are less likely to be as good teachers to young children. Men are more blunt and tactless.

They are more inclined to employ strong-arm methods. But these produce fear in children. And when we are emotionally unstrung, it is difficult for us to make good progress at learning complicated habits. The first requisites in teaching children to swim is to produce liking for the water. I was able to overcome my youngsters' normal fear of a ducking by encouraging them to hold their breath and see how long they could keep their faces under the surface.

At the start, they averaged only 12 to 15 seconds, for their fear caused their hearts to pound so rapidly they demanded frequent breaths. Forgot Fear of Water ON SUBSEQUENT attempts they were able to reach 30 seconds. Then I explained Hou-dini's secret, which I described in this column some time ago. By trying to follow this plan, they forgot their fear of the water. Within a quarter of an hour they had reached 70 seconds.

Moreover, they were relaxing in the water, instead of remaining tense. We made a game of this modified diving, and their vanity was being inflated. Whenever our pride is inflated with respect to a given object or situation, we usually like that object or situation. This basic law in psychology greatly helped in their learning to swim. Then I encouraged them to hold their breath and fall into the water, floating until they needed another breath.

It wasn't long until they were swimming, and they don't have that tense fear common to many swimmers. If you wish a copy of my 100-point "Test for Fathers," which has helped me raise my parental batting average considerably, send for it in accordance with instructions below. Readers' questions will be answered by Dr. Crane. Address him in care of The Detroit Free Press, enclosing a self-addressed 3-cent stamped envelope and 10 cents to cover service charge.

LAST 4 DAYS! EXCLUSIVE 2ND DETROIT cunuiue euii curru UNCUT PRODUCTION WAIT JL DISNEY'S STWOWSM "FANTASIA WILL AMAZIA" Plus "ARMY CHAPLAIN" War News DOORS OPEN 12 NOON CONTINUOUS New under-arm Cream Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration 1. Does not rot dresses or men' shirts. Does not irritate skin. 2. No waiting to dry.

Can be used right after shaving. 3. Instandy stops petspiration for 1 to 3 days. Prevents odor. 4.

A pure, white, greaseless, stainless vanishing cream. 5. Awarded Approval Seal of American Institute of Launder ing for being harmless to fabric on 07 AIio 10imndSH jmn Ot.lil 6aaraniMdbY 19 dried legumes (peas, beans lentels). Use the same water for both soaking and cooking and don't add soda. Soda only helps to kill the vitamin content.

Wide Variety of Recipes WE ARE GIVING you a number of recipes for cooking black-eyed beans today. These are by no maens the end of the recipe possibilities. In practically every recipe for dried beans or peas, the black-eyed variety can be used. Cream of Black-Eyed Bean and Onion Soup 2 frankfurters 2 butter or substitute 1. finely chapped onions 1 flour 1 qt milk 2 cooked and drained black-eyed beans, riced salt i pepper Wipe frankfurters with damp cloth, and slice thin.

Melt butter; add frankfurters and onions, cook about two minutes. Push frankfurters and onions aside. Stir in flour and blend thoroughly. Then add milk and gradually the beans, stirring constantly. Add salt and pepper.

Cook until thickened. Serve immediately. Makes six servings. Baked Black-eyed Bean Casserole li bacon drippings 3 chopped onion 2 green pepper, chopped 2 flour 1 can tomoto soup 1 can bean liquor or water cooked black-eyed beans 3 deviled ham 'i crumbs Heat drippings, add onion, green pepper, simmer over low heat five minutes or until soft but not browned. Add flour and stir until well blended.

Slowly add tomato soup and stock and cook, stirring constantly until thickened. Season to taste. In a greased casserole add layers of the beans sprinkled with the deviled ham. Add tomato sauce. Sprinkle with crumbs, dot with more drippings and bake in a 375-degree oven 25 to 30 minutes or until browned.

Makes six servings. Black-eyed Bean Loaf 2 cooked black-eyed beans 1 bread crumbs 2 melted butter or drippings 2 chopped green pepper is salt pepper chopped onions y2 chopped nutmeats 2 eggs, well beaten thin cream or top milk Combine ingredients, mixing thoroughly. Turn into well greased loaf pan and bake in a moderate 350-degTee oven about an hour, basting frequently with meat stock or hot water in which a teaspoon of butter or meat drippings has been melted. Approximate yield: Six portions. Group to Elect New Officers THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Detroit Colony, National Society of New England Women will be held at 1:15 o'clock April 28 at the Women's City Club.

New officers will be elected at this meeting to fill the vacancies of those whose terms expire. Plans for the Congress of the National Society of New England Women to be held in May at Syracuse, N. will be discussed at this meeting so all members are requested to be present. ROMANTIC RCAIITV IM 111 treasure Watch for th AnnAiinrament 9 2 DUE TO CONDITIONS (K OVER WHICH WE HAVE NO CONTROL IN ADDITION to this and because of the fact that shortening used to make and fry doughnuts will produce 3 or 4 times the quantity in other baked goods, it has been necessary for us to drastically reduce the number of doughnut products we formerly produced. This necessary Awrey Store rationing may mean that sometimes especially in the afternoons you may not be able to get the particular variety of baked goods you wish.

It may also mean that you will find Awrey assortments not nearly as numerous or so complete as you are accustomed to seeing them in the past. Trying to keep the available supply of baked goods up somewhere near present demands is now our everyday problem confronted, as we are, by a scarcity of labor, a shortage of raw materials and severe rationing of shortenings and fats, canned fruits, spices, syrups and other essential materials. We wish it were possible to serve Awrey customers the way they ordinarily expect to be served. We assure you that we are doing our utmost. We ask you to remember the war effort and be patient House of fftc Famous Awrey Quality DOWNTOWN AT STATE GRISWOLD AND 632 WOODWARD AND IN 92 NEIGHBORHOOD LOCATIONS.