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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
Slayer OF Political
Worker Apprehended

Frank Williams. 80. OF 4S5 East
Palmer. accused OF stabbing Ches-
ter Madison. 40. coz East Forest, 10
death last Dec. %. was arraiencd
in Recorders Court Wednesday on
a murder charge. Williams was ar
rested bv Patrolman Lawrence
Johnson Of the Women's Division
Madison was killed following an
argument with Williams In the
home OF Mrs. Mamie Johnson. 931
Erskine. The men. according 10
witnesses. had been arguing about
an election held last fall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
|1a Denies
!, Had Agreed
h Resign
| Accuses Baird l..
Of Breaking His
Promise

,. MADE ans agreement 10
~ '-om ms POSITION sald
sE -.,,.- SOS Alger former
Er .s,r,ff who VAS discharged
::s.ri'i Andrew e ba'ra '"s'
<. \ +. first place. had NO other :,
~ - ara rad been IN
fI0l..1, u Uor, for Raird and
's,' . poWinr continued TIL
'. a, .y.s Porh hal gwen us these
, rr,. sse.s-cl 'hsi no had been
~ =, ,rstrgc'ion 70 work for
40 wfaar noNlinr sue
,,. nsmor.sf candidate for
'..' Nv van Pogh. chief
8, mar necds : worry about
Ti'er ogo'ed Van Pogh as
IT,. an ,op n"ed Is LOYALTY
Y, '.i,A'alness. and he a good
|tsrx-s
-,r.- declared 'e4i he had show
So -, 'oai,, as iaiihfulness TO
IT,. 4, rsmpa rpins for him
IT,. IT.. ,se e.r 1904 last fall. Til
80 IN. 81. ersani,aiion, the
4 u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11

~. antoine MIA bIdnch SUNDAY
Forum.
THE white mans distress Is the
black mans gain the speaker de-
clared.
"In the First World War tho
Japanese were able 70 assert and
achieve equality" Or. Logan de-
clared. while a white world was
engaged In war
laps Demand Equality
DR.. Logan then pointed oui that
the Japanese are marching on
and establishing a new order in
demanding the equality Of an races
Also related that sign which had
long been posted in Shanghai.
china. stating Chinese and dogs
not allowed had been removed
since Japenese occupation of the
Evening star., 1941-08-10
PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR THE
Todoy's High Lights
tAu Times PM. un,Ass m

tAn Times PM. unlAas fna1catsdS
WNAL. ti:t5 a.m.-Dr. Alexander Melkls.
John, social scientist.
WhAL, 1890 s.m.-sthubsKs Trout
ouintsi, portion 0! NsndslYshn's Quartet In
E Flat" Isehaikow,kys "Andanis cantablIs"
from ihs Quartet In D Major" Baritone Edgar
Mills sings Valentines arIa from 6ounods
"Fsust," sehumann's "Wldmuno," xhubsn's
An Die Musk"
WBV. t7:30-haj. Alexander Dc Ssvsrsky,
aviation expert. in a guest appearance.
WMAl. t2;3o-Ths Washington Mats at Bos.
ton for q doubls.hsadsr.
WRt. t7;30-Briilsh child Wstusss in New
York speak with parents In Britain.
WEV, t:00-carl and Mark Van Dorsn
make an informal appraisal Of Bon Franklins
Autobiography"
WRc. t:3o-Japansss ambitions In the
Orient; "Japan-ssiilng SUM-!
WJN, 2:00-Barlow conducts a movement
from Meredith Wilson's Symphony No. D
Missions Of Southern California; hozafs
"symphony No. 40 In 6 Minor" llxts LES
PreIudss."
WRc, VOL, WJsV, 3:oo-oussn Elizabeth Of
England; Thanks 10 the Women Of America"
WHy. 5:30-origlnatlng from the Naval
Academy at Annapolis.
WRc. 6:00-Jimmy and The gang follow tho
lure Of pirate gold
VOL, 700-"Whai Should Be United States
Policy Toward Japan" Participating: Federal
Security Administrator NoNutt. Mayor Maverick
Of San Antonio, Tex; Representatives Fish Of
New York and Vory Of Ohio.
WkAl. 7;30-"Ths Death Ship" blood and
thunder on tho high seas.
WMAl. s:45-AtirsN SImons Simon Is
Stems guest.
WRc. 9;30-TaIk by the former Ambassador
10 Belgium.
WEV. s!30-hsrtin Gabsl and hsdy Chris.
iisns In Samson" The second episode Of Cor.
wins "oId Testament TriIoqy."
VOL. f0:00-An international quiz show
broadcast from London with people from IL
walks Of British life answering questions sub.
miffsd by Americans
Evening star., 1941-08-10
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Evening star., 1941-08-10
Evening Star Features

Har Flashss-laiest morning news, Monday
through Friday, WhAl, at 4 an. Analysis Of
the week, news by lofhrop Sioddsrd, Saturday
H II an.
NailondI Radio forum-DiseuYions Of current
Affairs by prominent public officials; WhAL,
Mondays al $50.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17
Dh;s Maiienfrtanb

beberritbt, ebenio ipie er NIT nit ie..
ner 8eidibte brobt, Die id) in ben
9iefen Der, Gersanaenbeit besraben
glanbte. Dod eleiboiel, ,nein 3iel
min id erreiben uno miibtc ib Den
bolliId,en Mdbten mid nerid)reiben.
Sor,pirts allo, ib babe feline &abl
mebr!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

,,baben Sic @riltb, bel Sbrem 6ron.
lein Sobter cine abnei9ung ooer
Dielleid)t auh cine anoere gseieung
poralts5uIeseu, meI6e meilten 8iin.
ieben entgegeniteben 1nohte2 Sn iol.
dlenl ;SaTle ,uiirbe ih Ssbneu oonfbar
lein, iucnn Sic mid oapor bctnabrten.
einc falid)e unb bemiitigenoe &olle 5r
ipielcm.'
Gin leiies 3ittern lief burb bes
gnetifoners frGitiae @eitolt, er %.
aerte eincu ,NusenbIid, feline 8rnit
ld)ien nab sltcm 5u rinaeu. Damn
obcr iootc CT boltia mic bon innerer
anait belpeat: Stein, Serr Baron,
ourdalts nid)t; id) miinid,c nlr mel.
ner Sodter sic poIlfonlnlcnc Ssreibeit
oes gntidllies 81 loiicu, neil ib
bicic oIlciu fir Die @runoloac nno
9iirNId)oit elmer eliidlidcn @bc be.
trnhtc."
,Gcilmicreu mir allo", nleinte
&ciringen, Scr bel scr lluliberbeit,
Scs &ouillls INNER ielblt0clpillcr in
leinen Snn rmo leincr S0aIting ipnr.
sc. ,,@s lit baS bel oIlcn @cld)Gften
niitlih 51r sluaid)liebln9 bon 0aib'
perltononi'lelL lmo mld biclc Gn9es
legellbeit bat ia bel ollcr Honontif
arh ibrc gcld,oitlid,c Scitc. Sic Der.
lidcrn mir olio, boB bos Scr5 SSbrer
Sodtcr irci lit, mo hoB Sic ielbft
feline @inpcnoung, fcin 9coenfen &C.
gen tSr1ulein @ncns Gcrbinoung nit
mir bobcn. Sic 9c,p0brcn mir Die
poIc ,Sreibcit, MIDI nit o>brem Gin
peritonanis I'M Ole Teiauna Sbrer
Sobtcr 5u bc,pcrben, 10 ooi sic Sa-
dc erlcbi9t it, ,penm es mir gelirat,
oicic 9'eianna 5lt ae,uilncm. Sit mel.
ne Nuffoill,na ridtia? rsh bin bon
n,eillcr biplonrotilben SGtigfcit ber
9e,oobnt, mir Dies bel jebcr Inter.
rebune bcltotioen 5n loiicn."
Sang ridti9', lo9te Morris 10
leiic, boB icinc Nntmort faum Der.
ltdnHlid mar.
uNbacnodt al lio', lGhcltc &eirin-
gcn, ieine Sano ansitrcdeno.
aforris legtc sic ieine in sic oes
8arons. 8eirinoen ipiirtc foln ei.
men Grl'd, aber er fiibItc, oob Die
Singer bes Son inls 3itterteu, mo
lob, oo6 feline 2ippen 5uttel.
slls &eirin9en lib empfabl; itonS
Morris ouf, ober er n,,btc lib anf
leinen Sd)reihtiib itiiben nno bate
niht Sic Strait, oen 8oron orr Sir
5ll begleiten.
Nls er allein ,par, ionf er fraftlos
anf Ieinen St,tbl nieoer, itiiste Den
&opf in ieinc S0noc nno Sr6nen rom.
netl our6 feline Singer.
(iSortictnng fol9D
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17
Hel,ntes GapitcI

III Iciner gan5en gtatur Dcr1nocrt.
Ser ionit 10 iihere, in iid) ielbit &C.
febrte Mann ipor nnrnbig nno nns
entihloiien, mo ioear iein @eoodt-
nis, bos ionit bie fleiniten Gortomm-
niiie feitbielt, idien geihlu0dt 3u
icin, 10 bob Iein SefretGr i'm on sic
8eantmortlng bon 9rieien erinnern
mno Damn 5ulpcilen sipei= bis Oreimal
Die Nntport ,picoer onoern m,,bte.
Dos @rltornen bcs NIT allen iei-
neu @cid)6ften ,mo 8e5icbungcn Der
tro',ten Monnes enteine ibm 'nid)t,
un0 er luhtc bonn pobl sic oltc 81
6erbcit uno Glorbcit ipicocr 5,l &C.
iuinnen, ober es oelong ibm nidt; CT
ipurbe omln ,rlr nod, llnrnbigcr, mo
in lcincn1 gan5eu @eien n,adte iid
cine fiebcrbafte @rregllng benlcrfbor,
ipeld)e a,ld) onBcrlib in ieincm blci=
6en @eiibte, ieinen bdufis ocrotctcn
Nugen nno ieincn bolo bitter l6beln=
Sen, bolo nerpos audenocn 2ippen
erfcnnbar tpnrbc.
SSsn iolher Gerfaiiune empfing ct
We'li9e Gage nod ieiner 9fiidfcbr bon
Selmenbouien Sen 8eindb @eirin=
gems, ser ibm flor nno beiti,nmt leinc
8eiperbMng nm @lens Sono aus
iproh.
SD bin nidt reid', loetc ser 8a-
ron, ,,aber boralf fpmmt es ia bel
Sbnen nibt ou. Gin Monn, ser sic
8elt 10 gut fennt, ,pie Sic, ipeiB Iebr
nobl, boB ssenanb, ser, ipic idl cine
porncbme @eburt, bobe @0nner ,tno
reid)e @rfabrlneen bat, lid cine
Steaung MAIDEN fonrL sic Sbre Sod
ter foun in elmer anoeren Gerbinoung
finbeu miro"
Wtorris mor nod bleider oeipor=
oen, er lenfte sic Gngen Dor SEM
iborf fori6enben 9lid @eirineen's
umo iaote nit nnliberer Stimmc:
Ser Ser5oa Serr Baron, bat mir
bereits bon bieier Sad)e geiprod)en,
uno ib fann Sbneu MIR antmorten,
mas id ibm geiogt babe. Sd peroc
niemals anf sic @abl meiner Sodter
einen 3tpong ausiibcn; lie ION poll=
fomnen fret iein ,,no es miro baber
fir Sic baranf onfommen, iib ibrc
3nneigung on eriuerben."
,,Sie iino Cit Mann bon profti=
ider 2ebenscriabrung, Serr Morris'
eripioerte 8eirin9en, ullno id oenfe
in erniten Nneele9enbeiten eon5 mie
Sic. @rlaltben Sic mir bober bie
offene iSra9e: lit oieie s(nt'uort ein
Auslpeiben, ipollen Sic mir burb
bielelbe oie Eiae ser Nblebnlng per=
goloen? 9ann ipGre mir, aufribtig
aeIagt, ein flares Nein lieber. Saben
Sic cine Abneieuna eegeu Sic bon
mir selpiini6te Gerbinoune, 10 ipre-
den Sic es often aus, uno sic Sabe
lit been6et."
Viorris aerfnitterte nit oitternoen
Sanoen ein Yopier, bas auf ieinem
Sdreibtiide lag. u9urbaus nibt,
Serr 8oron'', iaste er baItig, inoent
er no6 einem l,nitoten Nufblid feline
Nrtaen mieoer nieberiblug. uSbrc
8e,perbung lit mir ebrenpou, 1lno Sic
iueroen eeiuiB in lmierem Gerfebr ME
mails ettpas bemerft baben, oas Sic
an elmer anoeren Geranlaii,ng beran-
IaIien f0nnte."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

ms Ser Gue oe @ibelieu Der 8elt
befannt genaibt. gebenfen Sic, ipeld)
Elm @e,pinn fir Sic auf Dem 5pieIe
itebt, uno faiien Sic ihnea Sbren
@ntihlnB, bem anf ein lanees So
germ bin ib. nibt eina,leeben aeneigt.
Sicr lit ber Behlel. @s gilt aua,:
ncbmeit ooer ab5ulebmen - ein Niann
non &eltfenntnis ,no 8illensfraft,
pie Sic iino, miro ieinen @ntiblnb
5u faiien ipiiien!''
@eirineen ioB in finlterem Mob=
oenfen oa. ,,ltno iper biiret mir 90
fir, fraete er enhlid, bob Sic
,pirflid einen iolhen GiniluB auf
Serrn Morris ous5uiiben in ser Gage
iino, iuie sic es mir iaaen? Sd fen=
ne .oieien Nmerifaner ols cinen iebr
ielbltdnbigen Mann, Der li6 form
BON ienlono beltimmen laiien modte,
unc mdre es ielblt'', fiiete ct nit Ell
mem gnflang bon !Sobn bin5lt uiein
pertrauteiter 9iener.' -
..uMub Sic, Serr Baron, ia9te
MiiGer, Limo ein Mann, Der nod
ieincm @illeu ,mo gntiblub on ban-
oeln eeipobnt lit. sSiiroc es auf Sic
feinen @inflnb iiben, iuenn id) 5inm
9eiipiel et,pas bon sbnen au TIM
ober 3u laiien foroerte nit oent 8e-
merfen, bob iene Sbnen befannte &c
idtd)te aus ser Hieu Sc 9fihelieu ser
gSelt eraablt perben iollte, fons Sic
meinen @unid at erfiiIlen iib pei=
germ ioIlten %
@eiringens Nngen blitten. ual'o
bat Morris einen bnnflen Eunft in
leiner gereansenbeit, fir oen er Ser
i6lpiegenbeit beborf?"
SD babe bas nibt eeiaet, Serr
Baron, id) babe Sbnen nur elm 8ie<
ipiel anfiibren ipolle,, oob es @iu=
fliiiie geben fonn, tuelbc anh einen
ielbitdnoieen, ia ielbit eieenmillieen
Monn 5,t beitin1nen bermoaen. ~
,@ut oenn, id) iperbe priifen Sd
babe beIhIonen, ser llngeipiBbeit Elm
@noe au MAIDEN nno NIT meiner 8e=
iperbung often berpor3utreten. 60
balb Serr Morris auriidfommt, wers
sc ib oieien 8eibluB ausiiibreu -
iueiit er mid beitinrnt ab, 10 lit sic
Sa6e beenoet. Sast er ia, nnS
fonnnt bie Sa6e auitanoe, 10 bebarf
ib feiner pilfc"
u&ieueibt bennod", eripioerte
Miiller falt lGbelnb, ,,unb bieie Silfc
ipGre bic geribnieaenbeit. @os
9lauben sic, Dob eeiheben tpiiroe
mo eeldeben nriibte, ,penn sic &elt
erfiibrc, tpenn es beipieien merbcn
fonnte, oab ser S6piegeriobn bes
&errn Morris nn6 ser Selo iener Sc
idiebte in Ser &ue Sc 8ibelie,t Die
ielbe Berion iit?"
&eirineen erbleibte, ober er fabte
iid ibnen nno iaete NIT falter gnt-
lhlohenbeit: u9ies lit mein lettes
@ort. gtod) oieIer Erobe merbe id)
MIDI entibeioen. @ibt mir Morris
eine austpeibenoe, bin5iebenbe slnt=
mort, Damn nebme id) Sbre Silfe an.
Gommen Sic na6 meinem 8eiube
BEL Morris unter bem Gortponoe ir=
een6 elmer 8eItellrng 5l1 mir, unb
id tperbe Sbnen bas Sopier geben,
ipenn id es fir notig baltic"
0IaA NM;;Nn.. ;iLnxIan4a o;.an,. M,4-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17
Eittuodi, Sen II. septemher f94f

6
fid) porneb,men.'
WsiiIler Itano riibig nnb nnbeDeg-
lid oa iln0 bielt bie foribenben 8lide
aSeiringens rnbig aus, MIR ienffcn
iid) feline a,aenlioer nab elm ipenig
tiefer nls ionlt.
Weiringen rang nad) Jailnng. @r
0edte bic &uppel nieoer iiber bic
2ampe l,nb fragte, itloen er perind)=
4e, ieinen bod,miitisen Gon uieoer an
snnebmen: ,,ltnb ipelhen 3nianlne,.-
bang bat bicie @eihibte, Die aus Ell
nen Goluon ooer einem Goliaeiberidt
entno,nmen all fem iheint, nit benl
@eeenitanoe, Der Sic au mir &C.
fiibrt?" @....
Ser 3uIan,lnenbang lit einfad).
Sic bahen sic Nblidt seaubert, mein
Gnerbieten Scrru Morris mit5utei=
lett. 8enn Sic oieie abiid]t ausfiib=
ren, 10 iuiiroe ltnmittelbar bie Sc
fbidte, sic ieb Sbnen ioeben eraablt,
in perid)icbenen offentlid)en 8lGttern
erld)eineu nnb atpor NIT Ncnmtng bes
9tonel1s ienes irngen 3iplon,aten
nno oller ser .onoeren Scrreu, ipelbe
bel oem Gorfaa gesenportig tparen.
Serr Worris nlobte Damn pieIleidt
oelnjenieen banfbar lein, Ser i'm nod
reht3eitig iiber icinen fiinftieen
shipieeeriobn oufeefldrt bat."
8eiringens Sano sudte, ais Oh er
noh bem neben ibm liegenoen Dolh
greifen polltc. 0onn ober neiete er
ben &opf nno Iann nod.
sd liebc Sen Sfanool nidt'', iag-
te ct enolih, limo CLAUDE, oab Sic
es ebrIi6 nit mir meinen - ooer
NIT ser 8clobnung, oie Sic fiir SSbrc
Mit,pirf,,ng il, lneinem Sntereiie per-
Ianeen. &enn Sic ollo ipirflib einc
@inluirfung auf Serrn Morris aus
s,liiben imltanoe iinb, 10 min id) Sb=-
nen Sen erbetenen 2obn belpilligen,
bod miibte idJ oen @rfolg ieben. ~
IT, SD babe ,neinen 2obn alur am
Gage Dor Sbrer @ermdbl',ne au Der
Ianeeu. @s miro Sbnen bann o,ber-
oroeltlib leid)t iein iid) Die fir ben
Gh,piegeripbn bes GERM Morris I'M
beoeutenbes S,unme 5,t beribaffen,
lmo Sic luerben tpobrlih ein gufes
@eihdft ge,nad)t boben. Dotb a,lh 5,t
nteiner Siberbeit bebarf es elmer
sSorm."
,llno Sic ipGre? Sd fann mid
bursb elm @driftIi6es geriprehen ni6t
fompromittieren.'
SD berlanee elm ioldes nibt -
Sic pcroen mir einen SolotpedleI,
onf Sidt aablbar, ausiteIlen, Ser ST.
men an oem perabreoeten Gage pro-
fentiert miro" g..
,,llno lpenn aus oer Sobe nibts
miro, nno Ser 8ebiel mir bennob
prGientiert pirb2' ~-
,8eldes sss,ltereiie iollte id) babel
baben?" fragtc Miiller NIT ben Mus-
brnd ipottiider 8eradt,,ng ,,Benn
6ic nibt bes Serrn Morris Sb,uie>
geriobn ii,1o, 10 tpiirbe sic &raienta-
tion BEG 8ehiels mir tpabrlid) lpenig
niiben. SD eebore nidt 5u Sen Men=
fben, Sic einem Anoern obne 3med
nno 3iel 9oles tl,n God fonmen
mir at @nbe. SdJ perlange bieie Si=
derbeit fit mid es lit Sbre Ga
v Y ~ Y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

9Siiien Sic einen sahborn ODER
Vcfonrtell scr oen ,,Sbio 8oilen.
freuno" leien iolte? SeiIen Sic nns
bite belie11 9lorcile nit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Coat and Suit
With Twin
Designs
BY JOAN DEAN

TWO ACES suit and
coat which resemble each other
as closely as identical twins.
They're high cards in the fashion
deck taking every trick In
= styles for the younger crew.
Double or nothing-that's the
idea! Have a Spring topper
that's exact duplicate of
your pretty little suit If you
want to win game of hearts.
Your little twins will be no end
popular-with the girls as well
as the boys.
PLENTY SHARP. they'll say,
when you appear in your ex-
citing new outfit. They'll okay
the judgment of the fashion ex-
perts, who think that twins are
cutest of all. Specially for the
babes-the juniors.
Twin fashions are YOUNG
fashions, of course. Not meant
for your older sister - though
she may be thrilled to find twin
outfits in beachwear this Sum-
mer. But that's another story.
to be told at the appropriate
time and place.
TWO OF a kind here and now
are the darlings of navy blue
twill with BIG square ruffled
collars. The topcoat is a fitted
one. lovingly worked 10 give you
that splinter-slim line through
the midriff. And its collar of
cfisP-white pique a=square
dandy.
Dandy in more ways than one.
since II was inspired by the
. cavalier collars worn by DASH
6ng young Regency handles.
Those ruffles - they do add a
pretty touch! You'll love EN-.
and you'll love the matching
ruffles of pique used 10 make
the sweet little cuffs.
NO OPTICAL illusion but the
real thing is the suit which
swings along beside your topper.
II has a slim gored skirt and a
long Jacket. with the srnartest If
new pockets 10 decorate il. Tab
pockets. they're novel details to
catch your fancy.
Like the cleaning buttons
that march so sedately down the
front Of the jacket. which are
exact replicas of those on the
coal They're silver. nicely
chased and perfect decoration
for this pretty pair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Booklet on
lef+-Overs
Now Re adv

COOKE OOKLE OF
course you've been reading
about them there are 20
of them in all on all phases
of cookery.
Cookbooklet No. /, entitled
"SnackS, arrived last week
and they went like hot cakes,
because everybody wanted TO
get the complete series rght
from the start.
THIS WEEK VIC present
Cookbooklet No. 2. entitled
500 Left-Overs," containing
as pages of recipes for turn
ing left-overs into tasty
dishes.
Therefore. now on sale:
No. 500 Snacks.
No. 800 Left-Overs.
COST OF these Cookbook
lets is 10 cents each If called
for at our service counter in
the lobby of the Detroit
Times Building. or - cents
by mail. When ordering by
mail. send Is cents for each
booklet desired and address
your request TO The Detroit
Times Home Institute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

For this Freshmen, place three
Ice cubes in a basin or bowl. Add
a half cupful of cool water and
a teaspoonful of astringenr. Any
good astringent will do and IL
seu=do not have one, a table
spoonful of witch hazel Win be
satisfactory.
Apply with little pads of
fresh, absorbent cotton. It via
take about thre minutes to
firm and refresh the skin, then
pat dry with smooth towel and
you are ready for your makeup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Add Gradually

BY the end of two weeks. YOU
should be able to begin 20 add
a few more minutes each da''
until you are working for Is
full minutes.
That may he enough 10 give
YOU a fine figure. But IL Won
insist on perfection and are
willing to work for IL. you can
go on from there and increase
YOUR stint by a few minutes each
day until you are exercising for
30 10 IS minutes.
When you are exercising that
much. you will he doing some
strenuous exercises. After YOU
have finished YOUR kicking and
arm circling. shake YOUR limbs
loosely 70 rid them Of tension.
You'll find that hot tub fol-
lowing exercise helps 10 prevent
soreness. The immersion in hot
water tends 10 relax the mus
cles. increases the surface circ1I-
lation. and hastens removal NJ
waste products. But IN minutes
will be long enough-longer may
leave YOU feeling enervated.
Getting out Of the tub into
cool room is enough tn contract
the blood vessels. But " YOU get
a good reaction from cold water.
finish YOUR bath with COLOR
cool-shower. At least. splash
water over face, throat, upper
arms and bust.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

ate oven t375 degrees) for 20 to
80 minutes.
Butter Cream frosiine
! cup butter
2 cups confectioner's sugar
Pinch of salt
Il teaspoon vanilla
egg white
Cream butter until soft. Add
sifted confectioner's sugar gra-
dually: beat until creamy. Add
the salt. vanilla and unbeaten
egg white and beat until frost
ing is light and fluffy.
Frost cake. Arrange different
Favored fruit drops around the
bottom of the cake using some
for candle holders.
If the candles are slightly
small for the holes drop a little
hot wax in the hole before plac-
ing the candy on the top of the
cake. inserting the candle in the
hot wax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Curried Onions

A TOUCH of curry does Won
ders to give vegetables new
interest. For curried onions melt
3 tablespoons butter, blead in 3
tablespoons flour and / L tea
spoons curry powder. Add pa
cups broth or milk and cook
until thickened, stirring con-
stantly. Season with salt and
pepper TO taste. and add 2i2
cups onions, cooked. Simmer for
five minutes. Serve four.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
adore.

Pattern 4717 IL available in
misses and women's sizes IA.
16. Is, 20. 80. "a. 36. 3s. 40
and AZ. Size is takes ga yards
35-inch fabric and 2S yards ric-
rae.
Send fifteen cents (15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size. name,
address and style number.
Address your order TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. 1928 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Too Strenuous

The worst of 1t is. you don't
get the full. combined effect of
soreness and stiffness until
about the third day and you
don't get over 1t for three more
days. And you may never get
over your increased aversion 10
exercise in any form.
IF you will start out with
progressive exercise you witt
progressively better on it-and
you'll last. After months. or
maybe years, Of no exercise.
limit yourself to five OF IN min
utes Of mild stretching and re-
lax completely between stretches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
EscelIoped Corn
Apple kuehen

4 slices of white bread
3 apples, pared and cut in Sec
tionS
2 tablespoons butter
brown sugar
Il cup powdered sugar
/ teaspoon cinnamon
/ teaspoon vanilla
Butter bread slices and place
in buttered pan. Cover bread
with overlapping pieces of apple.
Dot with butter and sprinkle
we'll with brown sugar. Bake in
moderate oven until the apples
are done.
Spread Immediately with icing
made of powdered sugar, enough
water to make il easy to spread
and favored with vanilla. Serve
hot or cold with or without
cream. This IS a fine dessert.
MRS. AGNES PALAzzoLo,
2s7 Antoine Street.
wyandotte. Michigan.
Apple Sauce Cake
I cup sugar
4 cup shortening
l cup raiSinS
l cup apple sauce
II teaspoons cinnamon
"a teaspoon cloves
j teaspoon nutmeg
2 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
y teaspoon soda
Cream shortening and sugar.
Add raisinS and apple sauce.
then dry ingredients which have
been slfted together. Bake in a
moderate oven 1850 degrees) for
about 40 minutes.
VIOLET MORRISON,
Cass City. Michigan
TOMORROW'-Five more of
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