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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Packing Accessories

Don't stuff hankies, gloves
and stockings in odd spaces.
Cramming in these things will
only spoil their appearance.
Find a proper place for them.
Pack them in layers with plenty
of tissue paper between.
Take a sheet of paper and
check off each item as 1t is
packed. Then you won't have
to pull everything out to find a
slip or sweater.
Put delicate evening shoes or
white shoes in old stockings.
Just cut off the feet. Odds and
ends can be tucked inside the
shoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Deep Roots

Vine roots GO very deep be-
cause they must have plenty If
moisture. They all like a good,
rich soil so instead of plant
ing the vines directly in the
subsoil that was dug from your
cellar. dig a hole about four
feet deep and fill II up with
garden loam and plans the vines
IN that.
Almost all vines become
crowded after several years Of
growing.
Cut all these dead canes out
in the early Spring. Do this
every year and there will be no
danger of the vines getting too
large and making a jungle of
dead wood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Use Tissue Paper

Place several thicknesses OF
tissue paper between all folds OF
skirts, dresses, blouses.
Stuff sleeves with il. Roll II
up with skirts and knitted
things.
Press wads OF tissue down
wherever there Is space so
that nothing can shift or slide
about while in transit.
Save the cardboard rolls from
tissue and shelf paper. Fine
pleats can be safely packed IL
you pull the skirt through one
OF these rolls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
HoneysuckIe

The honeysuckle. Halls Japan,
Is an old favorite. II has eX-
tremely fragrant flowers Of yell
low and white nearly all Sum
mer long.
The foliage on this vine Is
green nearly all year long and
this vine attracts humming-
birds. Honeysuckle, scarle I
trumpet, is fast winning its way
into the hearts Of gardeners by
its brilliant clusters of scarlet
orange flowers that are at their
best during July and August.
1t is becoming very popular for
use on the porch or on a trellis.
The Chinese wisteria has
beautiful dropping clusters Of
lavender-blue flowers. II is A
rapid grower and needs plenty
OF sunlight and rich soil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Vacation
Packing
Made Easy
Nv ELEANOR ROSS

BACKING a suitcase may be
chore. but it Is something
that has To be done before vaca-
ton begins.
1t is one task that should not
he delegated 10 others. Properly
handled, IL can be quite pleas
ant. a prelude to a nice week
end or vacation trip.
First off, see that suitcases
and bags are in perfect condi-
ton, so that locks won't fly
open or straps break while en-
route.
Place the heaviest things,
such AS wool skirts or coats, at
the bottom and work up to the
light and frilly things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

ON TIE nutrition side OF the
" fence vegetables line up as
one of the first forms of national
defense. They're important in
our diets F.. 10 the extent OF at
least two servings a day.
We should serve green, leafy
ones often spinach, mustard
green's, beet or turnip tops or
wild green's such as dandelion,
oI lambsquarters. Don't forget
the yellow. white and red types.
In the daily diet include pota-
toes, and one or more servings
of tomatoes. oranges or grape
fruit. Tomatoes and the citrus
fruits are important because of
their vitanin C. content.
No matter how many times
vegetables are served we will
not get the full benefit from
them unless they are properly
cooked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Brown Sugar Frostine

4 cup water
u teaspoon salt
cup brown sugar
, egg whites. beaten stiff
? teaspoon vanilla
10 marshmallows
tablespoon boiling water
Cook together the "A cup
water, salt and sugar 10 24O de-
grees when IL spins r thread
about an inch long when lifted
from the pan and allowed 10
fall from the end OF the spoon.
Pour the boiling syrup in
stream as thin as possible into
the egg whites while beating
constantly. Add vanilla and
beat until well mixed. Soften
marShmallows in boiling water,
IN the top part of a double
boiler, folding them over and
over 10 form a smooth, fluffy
mixture; allow TO cool slightly
hut not CONCEAL. Fold this soft
mixture into the frosting. using
a cutting and folding motion,
and do not use the heater after
the two have been combined
This frosting spreads thickly
and easily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Lille Water

Drop into as small an amount
Of boiling sailed water as pos
sible. Cook just until tender
and see that they're not
mushy. Never, never add soda.
1t will destroy the valuable
minerals and vitamins.
Green vegetables should he
cooked uncovered. II lid is
used they turn brown.
White vegetables. such as
potatoes and onions, may be
covered. In this way they are
bleached som W hat during
cooking
Yellow and red vegetables are
not particular use or do not
use a cover, as you please.
Do not throw away the cook
ing water. Save il for use in
soups or gravies. 1t contains
many Of the important mineral
salts and vitaminS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
MarmeIade Bread

3 cups -four
3 teaspoons baking powder
y teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons sugar
u cup almonds, coarsely
chopped
~ cup orange nnarTnalsde
i tablespoon orange peel,
chopped
eye, we'll beaten
j cup milk
Slft flour with baking powder
and salt Add sugar, almonds,
marmalade and peel Add beaten
egg and milk and mix thor
oughly Bake in we'll creased
bread pan for j hour in moder-
ate oven $50 dcgroe9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

7 he House
By AMATEUR GARDENER

WITH so many people build
w inc new homes nowadays
many owners are wondering
what vines 10 plant around their
houses Here are a few from
which The gardener may make
his OWN selection
For the gardener who wants
Towering vines there rs the
honcySuCklc. tho wiSteria, the
clematiS. tho silver lace. the
mairlmony or the trumpet
creeper.
Excellent vines for foliage
effect are Boston NY. Encel-
mann s IVY The popular bitter
Sweet. WOOdbinC DutChman
PIPE or Japanese hop.
Vines arc nature drapCrieS
and are iust the thing 10 use
10 hide some nook IN the gar
den where you like 10 GO 10
rest and be alone. Vines make
q connection point for the house
and the ground and give the
home the appearance Of being
tied 10 the ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Contrast CoIors

Attractive ways Of serving
do much 10 encourage appetites
Try serving green beans and
carrots at the same meal
They're appealing because of
their contrasting colors
and the pleasing flavors combine
nicely.
Cut the peeled carrots. before
they are cooked. with a lattice
cutter. Cook covered in a small
amount Of boiling sailed water
only until tender. Dress with
melted butter.
Cut green beans Julienne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Delicious Caramel
Cake Frostinq

THE CARAMEE-LIKE favor
that brown sugar gives other
foods is liked by every one.
This delicious frosting is an ex-
ample. and what hit il will
make when served on a plain
cake. For novelty, sprinkle it
with coconut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
MarmaIade Bre ad
For I eatime

WHEN YOU'RE in A relaxing
mood, there is nothing like
tall glass Of iced tea and some
thing sweet to nibble on for
company. Use lemon ice cubes
(pieceS Of lemon frozen in the
water for the tea. and serve
this orange marmalade bread,
toasted and spread with cream
choose It's deliphffull
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

PART B., AGE 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

sh~ud Sale Trade "AsynE On Anything"
sisp sdsin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Building Trades
Drivers TO Strike

A strike Of all truckers con
nccted with the building industry
except those under contract. has
been called for ) p. m. today, &C
cordlng 20 William Roe. business
agent of TcamSterS Local 2i7.
Roe said The strike would in
volvc directly about 5000 workers
and that indirectly il VIII concern
every Worker the building
trades.
Increased wages and a closed
shop were demanded by the truck
erS. Roe said. lie charged that
the lumber dealers wouldn't even
talk To us.
Howard McLeeS. president Of
Detroit district, Retail Lumber
Dealers Association. refused TO
comment on the strike call.
Building supplies yards. eXca-
waiting drivers and sand and gravel
companies Will be affected, Roe
said
The strike call was in sympathy
with a strike which started at
the Detroit Lumber Company
three weeks ago. The union claims
it has 100 members at the 100
To $50 companies involved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Metal Products
Strike Ended

The strike at the American
Metal Products Company, 1853
LinSdale avenue. was settled to-
day less than "a hours after en-
ployeS walked out in protest over
the alleged dismissal of three men
for union activity.
Work was resumed at the plant
this morning after a meeting Of
union members had unanimously
accepted the agreement presented
to them by Michael f Manning,
president of the West Side Local
of the UAW-CIO The agreement
provides for the reinstatement of
the three men discharged. Man
ming said. The company has also
agreed not TO discriminate against
union workers. Manning stated.
The plant employs TBS men and
manufactures auto parts for the
Ford Motor Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

Donahue. chairman Of the state
labor mediation board.
Donahue met for several hours
last night with both sides. He
said negotiations became stale
mated when the union refused TO
allow the Detroit Steel Products
Company Association a place on
the ballot
THE NLRB," Donahue said.
has termed the association .
company union and has ordered
II disbanded. The company, how
ever, says the matter Ii now be-
fore the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals and has not
been definitely settled. The gov
eminent seeks a further ruling
to back up the NLRB ruling"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
.CIO Shuts
Defense
SteeIPIant

A strike was called this morn
ing by the UAW-CIO against the
Detroit Steel Products Company,
2250 East Grand boulevard. hating
work on approximately $3,000.0 900
in additional defense contracts.
The plant was completely shut
down. None of the 700 workers
on the day shift entered the plant,
company spokesman said. A
picket line of approximately $50
men paraded before the gates OF
the plant.
The strike was ordered by the
union after negotiators became
deadlocked over the question of
whether an allegedly company
sponsored union should appear on
an NLRB ballot 10 determine a
bargaining agent. The UAW-CIO
is asking recognition as sole bar
gaining agent for the employees.
Leo LaMotte, regional UAW-CIO
director, said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
No Intention Of Dodeine His Duty

have never had any intentions of lodging my duty
But go into the army know that people every
where have painted a who didn't want to 60
Nothing untrue
get it everywhere. Through letters, telephone calls
and personal contact.
There is just grand thing that salves all wounds.
When l think of all the friends really have-1 mean
the honestto- goodness knd-well know I'm lucky
One of the greatest presents ever received came from
the ground at Briggs Stadium on Tuesday. 1t was
desk and pencil set I'll treasure that always 1t came
from the hearts of those fellows.
Going to the army doesn't seem bit tough when I
think of the Lou Gehrg had out of baseball And
no grander finer character ever lived
But Just had few things to say.
Now that I've said them-well, III still be trying to
bend backwards in order to make good soldier and
keep the confidence of all the friends who really believe
in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
High Salaries
Paid Workers,
Ex-CeN-0 Says

The average annual earning 81
each Of the hourly rated workers
of the Ex-Cell-O Corporation, nov
on strike for higher wages, was
s. $50 during 1910 and would have
been S2.937 in 1871 on the basis
Of raises agreed 10 by the com
pany. a statement of the company
declared today.
The employees. members of Local
No. 157 UAW-CIO, rejected a set
Element agreed 10 by their own
bargaining representatives and
went out on strike yesterday. The
strike holds up S16,000,000 worth
Of defense work and makes $500
men idle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Nelson Eddy Tells
Court Of Accident

HOLLYWOOD. Cal, May -
QNS) 49, Singer Nelson Eddy ap-
peared in court TO tell what he
knew of a traffic accident which
resulted in his being a defendant
to the tune of $8723. although he
was not a driver.
Eddy limited his testimony 10
a description of the accident seems
in which he said that he noted
tire marks from both cars-ons
driven by his steps Sidney
Franklin Jr., and the other car
carrying Mrs. Helen Lynd Mel-
nick, actress, who brought the
suit. Young Franklin denied re-
sponsibility for the crash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

Deaths Of three children today
victims Of Detroit traffic-brought
an appeal 20 parents from Police
Superintendent Louis L. Berg &c
keep their children Off the streets
Thirteen Of the j. children killed
this year on Detroit streets ran n
front OF moving traffic.
The dead are:
IA VERNE MCCORMICK. 3. Of
1906 Cameron avenue.
GORDON STONE, s, q l--i
Marlborough avenue.
MELVIN GLADYCH i. Of sos
Kenney avenue.
Police charge 4 Herman A.
Smith. s.. of l7o West Riverside
5,,,,o Nj Clemens with reckless
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Redtaps in u. s. Suit
Ask $50, $50 Wages

Twenty-eight redcaps at the
Fort Street Union station who say
they have been receiving wages as
low as ]. 2. 3 and ) cents an hour
have filed suit for SIG. $50 back
wages against the Fort Street
Union Depot Company. In the suit
filed in Federal Court the portets
claim that under the fair labor
standards act they were entitled
10 not less than > cents an hour
from Oct. q. 1898. to Oct %.
1899. and 80 cents an hour since
then.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

treit,s 1871 traffic fatality To-! 20
S.. Eighty-nine persons had died
on Detroit streets at this time last
year.
LaVcrne was struck May : at
Delmar avenue and Clay street.
The driver. Alex kalSh. IS. Of $3.50
Deimar avenue vas questioned
and released
The Stone boy was hit yesterday
on Marlborough near East Jeffcr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
GIN Peace
Seen i'm
40 Hours
By THEODORE A. HUSTLEY
Time. star Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Nav Set
Element of the General Motors
wage controversy by the end OF
the present week-possibly within
AZ hours-was forecast today in
informed quarters.
Whether company officials and
CIO leaders will sign a new agree
ment within that time appeared
problematical. There was every
indication. however, that both
sides, prodded by the national de-
Tense mediation board panel which
is hearing the dispute. will arrive
at a basis of settlement by Sat
urday.
Conciliator James F. Dewey OF
the department of labor. who
labored TO bring the two sides
together in Detroit before the dis
pute reached the mediation board,
has been sent TO a Philadelphia
hospital with a broken leg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Lindy Hit in Ohio House

COLUMBUS. o, May 7.--tINS)
The Ohio Legislature today was
asked to adopt a resolution CON
demning and criticiSing Charles A.
Lindbergh for his stand on the
present crisis with respect TO aid
for Britain. The resolution was
offered by Representative William
ID. Donovan of Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Avery Again Heads
Board OF Commerce

. Clarence w. Avery. president
and chairman OF the board of the
Murray Corporation of America,
again heads the Detroit Board of
Commerce as president following
The annual election of officers yes
terday in the Detroit Athletic
Club.
He was reelected with the other
officers: Charles T. Bush, Philip j.
Savage. vice presidents; William
Brown. treasurer; Harvey Camp
bell. executive vice president:
/ Charles NJ. Crenan. secretary.
/ Harry Lynn Pierson also was
named vice president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
DAYLIGHT lime Extended

CHICAGO, NJ ay T. - UNS) -
Daylight saving time in Chicago,
scheduled 10 end the last Sunday
in September has been extended
to the last Sunday in October by
the CITY Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Cement Workers
Win Pay Raises,
Settle Strike

Obstruction is expected 10 be re-
stunned today on Detroit building
projects including five new Detroit
defense industry plants following
wage settlements with the AFL
Cement FinisherS Union.
approximately 300 cement fin
iSherS. many of them employed on
defense plants at the Ford, Hudson
and Packard motor companies, the
Chrysler Corporation and the
Briggs Manufacturing Company.
went on strike Monday after dick
ering for 90 days on a 25-cent
hourly wage. Striking with them
were transit mix truck drivers en-
ployed on the same contracts.
Meeting last night with Frank
J. kolodziejSki. state labor media
tor, were George II. PlandeCk and
Joseph ID. keenan,, labor relations
assistants 10 Sidney ffittman, OPM
labor chief.
The union demanded a raise OF
from $l25 TO $50 per hour on
the claim they had received no
pay increase for three years. Ac-
cording to KolodziejSki. contrac-
tors offered half that, or a raise
to Sl.37i2 an hour. Until last
night this was not acceptable to
the union.
'In view of the necessity of
the defense projects. both sides
agreed to the l2l, cent raise"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Parents Asked To Halt
Traffic Toll as ; Die

son avenue. Witnesses eNonerated
the driver. Raymond Sturdy, is, OF
$40 Newport avenue.
-Four children have died in De-
troit traffic thus far this month
as opposed TO five killed during
May. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

irlN in = AND
cav in : the
scene of d fata!
accident 70 J.
lowing the hit-
run death last
night OF the
Gladych boy.
Sna-it adj
nitted striking
the boy. accord
ing 10 Patrol
an William
Jameson Of the
APB. Jameson
said Smith had
been drinking.
Their deaths
SnIrtpd De
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
-1M|DD[E-AGE' women
(38 to So Years Old
HEED THIS WARNING (!

II you're going thru middle-age
and are nervous, restless, cranky,
blue at times, suffer weakness.
dizziness, hot flashes followed by
chilliness. a bloated heavy feeling.
distress OF Irregularities due to
this period in a woman's life.
THEN LISTEN -
Start today and take Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
famous for over go years in helping
hundreds OF thousands of women
calm nervousness, lessen annoying
distress due to this functional dis
turbance and thus help them TO go
smiling thru this trying time"
Pinkham's Compound is one
medicine you can buy today that's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

made especially for iDon1en. Taken
regularly-it helps build up resist
ance against such annoying symp-
toms. Get bottle right away from
your druggist. Worth trying.
Many women who need to help
build up red blood prefer Lydia
Pinkham's Compound Tablets
with added from.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
COMPANY STATEMENT

Company repreS tiveS
hitherto close-mouthed about then
position on the dispute and strike
issued a lengthy statement at the
termination of yesterdays negoti.
atoms.
"EX-Cell-O recognizes its i'm
pOrtant part In national defense"
the statement read in part. 'It
also recognizes its obligation 10
treat It's employees fairly and
II does so. The average annual
earning of each hourly rated
-empIeye on the pay roll during
the year 1910 was $500. Based
on average earnings for the first
calendar quarter OF 1871, the
corresponding figure would be
approximately $1,000.
I'm the negotiations, a further
increase OF S137.8O a year was
offered by the company and
tentatively opted by the
unions bargaining committee,
but has been rejected by the
membership OF the union. The
union now insists upon a further
increase for all employees. IL
also insists on other concessions.
including a union shop
Ex-Cell-O is an important sup
plier of vital machine tools uSeC
on defense contracts, particularly
on airplane engine production.
Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner
came to Detroit from Lansing tC
be on hand if his presence is re.
queSted at the negotiations He
remained overnight last night.
No PLEA To u. s.
No action TO have the dispute
referred to the national defense
mediation board has been taken
an indication that settlement oil
the dispute by local negiotiators
is not regarded as hopeless.
While the governor did not en-
gage in discussions with either tho
company or union representatives
he conferred with T h o m s J
Donahue. head of the state labor
mediation board, State Mediator
Edward NJ. Owen and Fedora
Conciliator Lucien F. Rye. Over
and Rye officiated at the negotia
tions along with two members o.
the special commission named by
the governor TO negotiate. the
Rev. Roland Fairbanks of st
James Episcopal Church, Crosse
lie. and George Heideman, Finnish
consul at Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
STEEL FOR BARRACKS

The company which employs
more than 1000 workers. manu-
features steel sash for army and
navy barracks. said Thomas j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

"In view of the necessity of
the defense projects. both sides
agreed to the l2I, cent raise"
kOlOdLiclSk said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Greenberg Raps
Two Draft Officials
CONTINUED from Page one)

never Knew JACK Dempsey InlImdleIy'
But still hear people talk about how he was slac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

0 This policy protects insured persons in the niisry
or naval service on land OF the United States
Excluding aviation and submarine serviee) within
the bounds Of the 40 states or the District OF
Columbia. so long as The United States remains ct
peace and is NOT engaged in declared unds-
ctored war. as we'll as insured persons not in such
service. Us BIG protection OF little cost.