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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
.Durbin 10 Use
Rock Wool
In Firm S Homes

In view Of recent statements by
government spokesman emphasiz-
ing the need for fuel conservation,
Harry J. Durbin. we'll known De-
troit builder, announced Saturday
that all the homes his firm is
building will be fully insulated
with Johns-Manville rock wool in
sulation.
cit has been demonstrated
that adequate insulation with an
efficient material such as rock
wool can save up TO 80 per cent
on the Winter fuel bill" Durbin
/ said. Eve believe, therefore,
that our insulation program will
aid the defense program by con-
serving vital fuel and at the
same time will give Detroit
home buyers substantial econ
OmIes during the lifetime OF their
houses.
1.-THE owner OF a rock wool
/ insulated home will also find
that because OF the savings on
fuel he will more easily be able
to meet payments on his home
as the annual fuel savings
amount to at least one monthly
payment on the average home.
Equally important TO the
home owner" Durbin continued,
sis the knowledge that his family
will he fully protected against
the penetrating colds Of Winter
and the sweltering Summer sun
with rock wool insulation. Un-
healthy Winter drafts are elimi-
mated, too, as well as cold
spots, so characteristic of homes
which are not insulated"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Realty Group
PI dns Picnic =

The United Northwestern Re-
atty Associations annual picnic
for members and their families
will be held Thursday, July 81, at
Four Lakes Golf Club. Rowland
+. Chamberlain, general chairman.
announced Saturday. A golf tour
nament and junior baseball game
are scheduled for the morning,
with community singing at noon
led by George Wietersen. There'll
be children's games from 2 10
Ip. m. and baseball game at 4
p. m.
The following committee APP
Ipointments were announced by
Chamberlain;
Charles f. Rymal, vice general
chairman; Mel j. Valiquett, in
charge of solicitation; William
Anger, golf and horseshoes; Ar
thur B. Anderson, chairman OF
schedules. assisted by Howard
Smith; Weld S. Maybee, canteen
chairman.
Carl A. BoStfck will supervise
presentation of prizes, Mrs. Rich
ard Jeffrey will direct registration.
while her husband will captain the
brokers baseball team. Mel Vail
quett will captain the salesmens
pipa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

side OF Greenfield. page q, Wayne
County Sales Book No. 7.
Wednesday, July %, 194l -
Properties in the City Of Detroit,
Ward %, starting with the west
side Of Greenfield, page 81,
through the west side of Win
throp. page 25, Wayne County
Sales Book No. z.
Thursday, July "a, 1941-Proper-
ties in the City of Detroit, Ward
%. starting with the east side of
Montrose. page 25. through the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
3 Detectives
In Tomb Plans

Designs for the projected non
sectarian community mausoleum
in Woodlawn Cemetery are the
result of several years research
by the staff of Harley and Filing
ton, architects, il was revealed
saturday.
Three major ideas have been
successfully worked out in the
plans, according to Alvin f. Harley
of Harley K Ellington. The first Of
these is that the building must be
in harmony with its landscape
the proposed American Gothic
form blends perfectly with the
wooded background, Harley said.
The second architectural objec-
tive was the creation of interior
and exterior warmth Of design.
Viewed from the outside. the
building is not of the customary
monumental plan. Interior appoint
mentS have been selected to pro-
vide restful atmosphere, which
will be heightened by the use of
wood paneling, except in the crypt
corridors, which will be finished in
| marble.
Third of the major detectives Of
the planners is permanence. Every
item of material Specified in the
Woodlawn mausoleum will be the
best available from the standpoint
of durability, Harley said. All con-
struction features have been APP
proved. he continued, not only in
mausoleum experience. but also in
general architectural practice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
West Side Land
Goes ON Block
In State Sale

The state land board VIII put
the following described Detroit
properties on the block this week
AZ 1909 Washington boulevard in
he states Scavenger auction.
Monday. July 81. 194l-Proper-
ties in the City Of Detroit, Ward
-, starting with the cast side Of
Coyle. page Is. through the east
side Of Whitcomb page Il. Wayne
County Sales Book No. :.
Tuesday July %, 1871 Proper
ties in the City OF Detroit. Ward
-. starting with the east side Of
Audrey page II. through the east
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Defense Housing Hints
CONTINUED from Page One)

voluntary CONTROLS revision OF zonng laws where
and smped procedure foreclosng liens clearing
Titles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

west side OF Provost, page %,
Wayne County Sales Book No. T.
Friday, July 25, 194l-Properties
in the City of Detroit, Ward D.
starting with the east side of
Rutherford, page %, through the
east side of Mettetal, page 81,
WaYne County Sales Book No. z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Home Conversions

A widespread program OF con-
verting old houses into quarters 10
provide additional living units for
defense workers would 60 far to-
ward supplying low-cost long
range housing needs according 10
the FILA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Clair w. Ditchy and Albert Kahn Detroit architects,
and Ward S. Van Deusen past president of the Detroit
Real Estate Board members Of the distinguished panel
Of advisory editors who collaborating with the Arch
tectura Forum series Of postwar problem articles.
The panel includes architects engineers public officials
contractors home developers manufacturers city plan
ners, representatives of realty firms and financial insu
tons and building material dealers.
Detroit building last week toaed $20S3824
$l594S09 for the Joseph p Wolff
buildings and safety engineering reported
Three hundred and eleven of last weeks permits for single
woamy dwellings, which Wolff estimated would S1607300
City Palmer George F. Emery will discuss phases Of
the citys projected master plan at luncheon meeting
next Wednesday of the brokers' division of the
Detroit Real Estate Board in the Savoyard Club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Pattern

From coast TO coast the fashion
headline Is The Two-Piece Frock.'
Be one of the first TO wear it with
the help of this Anne Adams pat
tern, 4s6s-the sewing instructor
will show you how to finish 1t
quickly Newer than new is the
blouse with its plunging neckline
and down-the-front buttoning. the
set-in belt. There are two other
sleeve lengths TO choose from -
full-length or three-quarter. The
skirt IL unusual too-the two CEN
ter front panels are cut on the bias
for extra flare. They form an
interesting v-effect when stripes
are used. Both blouse and skirt
are good mixers" and will COM
bine well with your other clothes.
Make one version all Of the same
fabric, and one with a contrasting
blouse.
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Eight servings }

long as we lose it in the right
direction ?"
you hear me-" Morley said
sharply.
"All right"
Bail out"
Foley, the radio man, mace
ready to step out of the plane.
Harry, the gunner. baked and
would not jump. so long, matey!
Don't forget TO pull the ring" ne
called. Then, as Foley dropped out,
he yelled after him, And keep 1t
for good luck"
In the cockpit. Tim was watch
ing Morley. who sat waiting for
his crew to jump. as the plane
soughed lower. I'm not bailing
out" he said firmly. II you don't
mind. I'd rather ride than walk
any day"
Il said bail out" Morley called.
suddenly savage.
Tim made no move TO 60. The
plane was sputtering and drifting
down. Morley at last got up from
the controls. You 40 ahead" Tim
shouted at him. Jump! Break
your neck! The helm not 60
ing TO stop you" Suddenly. adroit-
ly, he slipped into Morley's place
at the controls: But you may as
well get this as long as my
neck's at stake. too, nobody's going
to stop me from trying TO save it. +"
Harry had edged forward. Look,
SIR" he pointed. Now amt that
a bit Of beach,"
Morley looked out OF the win
dow. In the growing light, far off,
they could clearly make out the
Channel now. Morley said nothing
He watched Tins lean. set profile.
Both men were making silent cal
eulstions on the possibility Of stay
Continued on Page 2o)
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GOOD TASTE TODAY
Relatives at Morning Rites

Dear Mrs. Post: Are long
dresses on cousins and aunts of the
bride or bridegroom too elaborate
for a late morning wedding? IL
is to be a big wedding followed
by a reception at the country
club. but it is to be at ten o'clock,
which makes me wonder. I mag
inc that the long skirts would be
in order for the mothers and sis
tiers. but I didn't know about the
less than-near relatives.
Answer: If the mothers are
going to wear long dresses, then
it would be perfectly all right for
the other members of the family
to wear the same kind. But if the
mothers We're wearing short
dresses. then of course, the others
should follow suit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
BY EMILY POST
II Is Impractical Not to Cut
Ones Salad

A clipping from the newspaper
of a great city on one of the
Great Lakes, misquotes me COM
pletely! One man talking to an
other says, Il understand that
there is a rule about not cutting
ones salad with knife. If
Emily Post insists on it, I would
like to tell her that it is the most
impractical rule, and very hard to
live up to-especially in the case
of leafy salad. Most persons
know just say, Emily Post to
the contrary. but it has to be cut
or else they say, with apologies
to Emily Post; in either case,
they then proceed to cut the
aforesaid salad"
That this prejudice against a
salad knife should be attributed to
me is Just "one of those things"
that can't be helped. But the fact
is that l have been explaining
for years that salad knife is
now. and always has been correct
II the knife has a silver blade.
The prejudice against cutting salad
with a knife was due solely to
the fact that in the days before
stainless steel was invented, one
touch of vinegar on ordinary steel
turned it black as ink, which in
turn smeared over on the lettuce
leaves. Naturally such knives
were kept away from vinegar!
Fiance's Mother Is Widow
Dear Mrs. Post: Ny fiance's
mother is a widow. All of her
family except herself will be TAX
ing part in my wedding, and that
will mean that she has 10 sit in
the front pew alone. This she does
not want to do. May someone be
invited to sit with her, and if so
who would 1t be?
Answer: But of coursei She
may invite anyone she pleases TO
occupy one or all of the vacant
places in her pew. They can be
friends just as well as relatives
and of any age!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Smart Adaptation
Plan to Be
'Well-Arned'
For Parties

Are you armed for a good time
at all the parties you'll be attend
ing as weather gets cooler, and
your social doings dress!er with 1t :?
Nothing mars the appearance of
q lovely gown and an otherwise
beautifully groomed woman so
much as darkened, rough elbows or
chapped arms.
SO be sure To use your brush on
elbows. arms and shoulders, every
single day. This not only keeps
them scrupulously clean. but it
also stimulates the circulation and
removes bits of dry skin. Remem-
Der your lemon juice bleach, too,
and when you apply it to your
hands. 20 over the elbows and
shoulders also.
II your skin is very dry (but, by
the way. not all women who
think they suffer from dry skin
actually do, get yourself good
body lotion and slap it on gener-
ously after your bath. Any mex
pensive hand lotion will be salts
factory. However, in order to
protect your clothes, be sure the
lotion sinks into the skin quickly.
When you do large, careful job
of making up for an evening party,
put some foundation lotion on
arms, shoulders and back, as well
as on your throat. Powder care
fully. pressing on the powder firm
~. Let Il set. and dust off the
excess. You'll stay powdered
smoothly all evening. and yot
won't leave q blaze Of smudges or
every dancing partners dinner
jacket.
Don't be persuaded to rouge II
the hollow OF your throat. RouE'
is used only to enhance natura
color. and that does not appeal
at the throst-unless you're
perpetual blusher.
Apply your eye makeup sparins
". even for the most formal occa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
A YANK TN THE Raj.
A New Novel by HARLAN THOMAS

plane suddenly come to light in
the beams. There's someone else
in a tough spot" he shouted.
Eyes, blast him."
What ,"
IT'S Roger! He came in DELHI
erately."
Tim looked at him in amaze
ment. What the hell for?
ITO pull them off u.s.
Tim stared out of the window,
at first uncomprehending, then
suddenly moved. He followed
Rogers plane as it darted wildly
around. trying to shake off the
searchlights. He didn't notice that
their own plane by now had gotten
out of the glare. The anti-aircraft
fire was now hitting closer to
Roger. Finally ne turned back to
Morley. Guess we're out Of it, )"
he said with a dry voice.
Yes"
He isn't, though"
II see that"
Tim peered out and astern
again. Then a burst hit Roger S
wing. He saw the metal flanges
rrumple and snap off. There was
smoke, then flame; then Morley
heard scraps of Rogers voice COM
ing over the intercom. We're in q
dead duck. lads" Roger had shout.
ed. Bail out" In the next instant
a second shot struck Rogers ship
and the flaming fuselage weni
hurting off TO earth.
Did you see =" Tim called
ashen.
Morley's face stayed shut
Rogers gasp was still ringing II
his ears.
IL was dawn. They were flyint
alone over long reaches of flat low
land that took on a patchwork o
soft, vague eolors in the earl,
light. They had lost their bearing
during the night. but now believes
that they saw the dim streak o
the Channel along the horizon
Morley's concern was closer q
, hand. however. His starboard en
CINE was dead. with its propelle
feathered. The port engine wa
belching large volumes of flames
il was missing badly and had be
come overheated. Morley checkef
the cooling fins. They were opei
as wide as they would 60. II
checked the oil radiator. There wa
nothing he could do about II. Tn
engine went on decorating loudly
A sardonic grin spread over Tin
Bakers face Morley was biting hi
moustache. Tim sat back as II un
concerned. leaving II 10 his com
mander 10 decide what should b
done next. They flew in sisnc
toward the vague indigo streak c
sea.
Suddenly Morley was talkin
calmly into the intercom. Bake
-Foley-Harry, Stand by TO ba
out"
Tim sat up with a jerk. ''Ba
out. What the hen for >"
Were losing height
What's wrong with that - 3
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

She harps At us all the time
about H. When my brothers
friends drive up and honk their
automobile horn for him she wor-
raes about what the neighbors viii
think, and when I arrive home
from a date she ties herself in
knots for fear Of what the neigh
bors viii say II I don't come d.
rectly into the house.
IT'S awfully unpleasant to feel
HAT you can't be yourself. or do
what you want to do at any time,
not because you might do some
thing wrong. but because someone
might think you are doing wrong.
/ think Mother ought to tell these
old busy-bodies that II isn't any
Of. their business when they run
to her with gossip about US.
What DO you think. Miss Grey7
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL.
Dear High School Girl: II h
Q pity that there are 10 many
.psDple in the world with 20
Iittis Of interest In their own
HIVES that they must constantly
esacen themselves with details
- ether peoples lives that are
nene Of their business. Really
~ ,.s.rirent well-bred peo-
m nave neither the time nor
-. ,,rI,r.t,o, A stoop IN ros-
1900 "a s.a. h..r,ry. not IN
1870. IN. As.~u.t,nS habit
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Try This Old Home-Mixed
Cough Relief. Surprising!

pound OF proven ingredients. IN con-
centrated for N. well known Tor
prompt action in throat and oron-
chial irritations-
Put the Plnex into q pint bottle.
and add your syrup. Thus you make
full pint Of really splendid cough
syrup. and you get about four times as
much for your money. II never sponS
and children love its pleasant taste.
And for quick relief. it's a wonder.
II loosens the phlegm. soothes the irri-
fated membranes. eases the soreness.
makes breathing easy. and lets you
get restful sleep. Just try Il. and II not
pleased. your money will be refunded
soF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
CHAPTER Is

Roger Pillby, Number Five, had
wheeled his ship around after mis-
sing the first time and had come
in again, following Morley. He saw
that Morley. ahead. was in trouble.
THAT chapll never get out of those
lights" he said to his second.
Lets go in there and see if we
can pull few away from him."
He spoke into the mierophone: Il
say, old boy. you've been in the
spotlight long enough. I'll see If ]
can steal some of 1t away from
you" He put his ship about to
close in upon his chief.
"Pinby!" Morley was answering
into his mike. stay out of il! DO
you hear me? Stay out of 1t,
Roger! Return to base"
Roger was already midway In
the maneuver Sorry" he num-
bled back. Too late-I'm already
in. . Teamwork, after all, you
know"
Tim Baker, out forward in the
bombardiers compartment, also
saw the trouble his ship was in. A
shell burst close by. He jumped UP
and scrambled toward Morley
Pull her up" he shouted. Pull
her up! Climb Get out Of this!
Morley sat unmoved. What? Or
one engine ?"
The searchiights hung criss-crosi
on him. Suddenly second plane
Numbered into the beams alongside
them - Roger Pillbys. At once
several of the lights detachet
themselves from Morleys ship ant
began to trail Rogers. The anti
aircraft guns shifted and drew
beads on the newcomer.
Tim, looking out, saw Roger
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

Immediately into the house.
Either ask your escort In to fin
ish your conversation. or leave
n TO be continued with your
NEXT meeting.
As for your brothers. friends
honking their horns In front of
your house, II h = common prac-
tice among school boys. hut IL
Ii most inconslderate. Walt I'M
I'll you are 10 or Is years older
and see how unnecessary and
annoying you find such footing
NJ all hour. II IL unspeaksbly
rude. and the neighbors have a
right Ia complain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

sion. Mascara should make lashes
look longer, lovelier-not smear
ed and weighted down. When you
use eye-shadow at all. blend IT
lightly and smoothly too. II can
give depth and seemingly add 10
the size of your eyes-or 1t can
give you literally a black eye.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Child Could Make 1t.
No Cooking. Big Saving.

You may not know II. but. in your
own kitchen. and IN Just q moment
you can easily prepare Q really sur
priSing relief for coughs due 10 colds.
It's old-fashioned-your mother prob
ably used it-but for real results, II
can't be beaten.
First make a syrup by stirring 2
cups granulated sugar and one cup
% water a few moments. until dis
solved. No cooking needed It's no
trouble ~ all.
Then get y. ounces OF PinsK from
any druggist. This Is q SPECIAL COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

Pattern 1865 Is available in
misses and women's sizes IL, u.
Is. is. 20. so. 50, "a, Sc. IS and
40. Size Is takes a., yards So
inch fabric.
Send is cents in coins and two
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Address and style Number.
Order the new Anne Adams pat
tern book "post-haste"--and be
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an actual pattern for hat and
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inal easy-to-sew designs for night
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War relief sewing, gift tips and
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rs cents and two tax tokens.
Send your order 10 The Tacoma
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
/. Gumshoe.
2. Opera singer.
3. False.
4. Statue of Liberty.
5. Hanover, n. II.
6. Thirteen.
I. Infantry.
s. Bull Moose.
Q. Duke OF Kent.
10. No.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
UNUSUALLY THRILLING

Said to contain more thrills and
suspense than is usually found in a
detective mystery melodrama,
RKO Radios new offering. Lady
Scarface" features Dennis OKeefe,
Judith Anderson and Frances Neal
in a notable cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

Gossiping Neighbors Annoy
High School Boy and Girl
Mothers Anxiety Over Criticism Of Her Children
Should Be Met With Courtesy and Consideration
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: live in neighborhood of COSBY old
There three four of them close by who
have nothing do but watch house. and check
and discuss everything my brother and do
don't give two boots what they think or say about me-
In fact if they feel that way I'd just give them
something really juicy enlarge upon But mother is
terribly concerned about what they will think.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Baked Beans
inexpensive,
Delicious
Two Recipes, One for
MOCK Drunstieks, Given

So often in the search for
something new We forget that
the old-fashioned dishes have
a flavor which just can't be
beaten. Try serving baked
beans this new way with to-
matoes. And what a help
baked beans are to the pocket
book a very inexpensive
dish! Add diced pickles and
mayonnaise to the left over
ones and make sandwiches on
whole wheat bread for tomor-
rows lunch.
BOSTON BAKED BEANS WITH
TOMATOES
Eight servings)
Two pounds pea beans, / pound
salt pork, Glove garlic. Ia cups
strained tomatoes and juice, z
large onions. l teaspoon paprika,
IL cups brown sugar, teaspoons
salt, u teaspoon dry mustard, Il
teaspoon baking soda.
Cover beans with cold water and
let stand over night. Drain and
cover with cold water. Let come
to boiling point. Add soda. Boil
half hour. Skim off scum. Blsneh
with cold water Fill three-quart
casserole one-half full of beans.
Add half the salt pork. Add re-
naming beans and pork. Put
sugar, salt, paprika and mustard
in a bowl. Stir until all Jumps
disappear and add little Of the
tomato juice. After blending, add
all the liquid you can force
through a sieve. Place one onion
on each side of the meat. Insert
the piece of garlic with toothpick
SO II can be removed before serv-
ing. Cover and bake in moder-
ate oven 300 degrees F. for four
hours.
For a last picnic fling before
the snow flies, take along a hot
dish Of mock drumsticks.
MOCK DRUMSTICKS
(Six servings
Two pounds thin veal steak, l
cup stale bread crumbs, Il tea
spoon salt, dash of pepper, table
spoon Worcestershire sauce, l egg,
toothpicks, tablespoons flour,
teaspoon salt, 4 tablespoons cook
ing fat or butter, cup top milk
Wash veal, remove skin ane
bone. Cut into six pieces about
AKA inches each. Grind meatS
trimmings and combine will
crumbs. sessonings and egg u
make a dressing. Place a table
spoon of dressing on each piece o.
veal Fold veal over dressing anC
fasten with a toothpick. Roll II
mixture of flour and salt. Brown
in melted fat and place in casser
ole Add milk. cover, and bake IL
moderate oven 1850 degrees F.
about one hour or until tender.