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The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04
Does He Really Love Ne? Girl
Asks After Four Years Courtship
Allie Comes 70
Sue With Problem
Dear Miss Leaf:

Dear Miss LeaI:
have been reading your column for long time and
| am writing to you to help me solve my problem
have been going with boy for four years. He says
that loves me but every time | say something to him
about certain girl he gets angry and quits He asked me
marry him year and wait three years before
nouncng it, but told him that not ready to marry.
Do you think he really loves me? Allie.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04
Dear Miss Leaf:

Dear Miss Leaf:
What should you dO when you
are deeply in love with a boy who
says that he is not coming back
to see you any more? He even
wrote my mother letter telling
her that we were not friends any
more. I can't study my lessons for
thinking of him. Do you think [
can ever win him back?
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04

away the fragrant oily cosmetics,
which she can use later on when
her skin has been reconditiOned.
Thin oils can be applied if the
epidermal coat appears rough, but
heavy creams that penetrate the
pores are no help when they are
already laden with a greasy sub
stan.e. If an oil is used, it should
be wiped away within the half
hour. Foundation creams do not
seem to help much, but certain
forms Of skin tonics do help, and
will make powder stay put.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04

Whether you a dyed-i1, ,the-wool provider or
IN seeing some clothes that were exclusively de
signed for the career girl Simplicity is the key
note of the dramatic dinner dress worn y Ilona
Massey left The aared skirt is of periwinkle blue
crepe and it has slight train. The blouse IS hip
length and is jet black. Heavy gold and jade
necklace and earrings worn with it. The tai
loled suit, center, by Ginger Rogers, is in
blue gray wool The double propged pins are cow
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04

Dear Sue;
I am very mueh in love with a
boy who went to serve in the navy.
I am ninth grade, high school. He
wants me to wait six years before
we can be married. He says that
he loves me very much and We
have been friends for year. He
has always treated me nice and he
writes me often now. What do you
think 1 ought to do about him?
-Gracye.
While you should not promise to
wait six years on anyone, six years
would not mean much in staying
single in your young life. You
should go ON to school and get an
education. 1t would be nice to keep
corresponding with the fellow as
he would be very lonesome in the
Navy but don't give him the idea
that you are waiting on him. Have
other friends, too, and get some
fun out of life before you are
settled. You will have lots Of years
befote YOU to decide who ant
when you want to, marry. Write tt
the boy regularly and tell him al
Of the home news, every LITTLE
thing that happens. He will ap
nreciate it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Chinese
Influence
In Ndskin
By JOAN DEAN

TWO BY TWO they go
marching through -. those fur
coats on parade !. swinging
gayly down the avenue or enter
ing a dine-and-dance spot -.
with equal nonchalance.
We have selected two for you
-. smooth to the eye lux
urious to the touch easy
on At. -
The coat on the left has the
casual touch the other the
timeless beauty of rich brown
fur.
WITH THE Chinese influence
so important in the fashion pic
ture this season il was nice 10
find It again in the gray kidskin
we have sketched for you.
The fiat silky fur is excellently
marked and falls softly into
slenderiZing lines.
Gray suede banding around
the high round neck-line and on
down the front is distinctive
80. the same banding marks the
top of the mandarin sleeve from
neck 10 wrist two smart
suede buttons with suede loops
effect the side-front closing.
THOSE OF YOU who are fond
Of the richness of brown Alaskan
seal will find the second coat TO
your liking.
1t is fashioned of thick and
lustrous pelts >. the highlights
OF the coat are exquisite.
A small convertible turn-down
collar rolls softly at the neck
and the generous Bishop sleeves
add an air Of elegance note
the unusual yoke and shoulder
treatment.
WHITTIER AWAY LADY? To
the game, days in town or fit
ting about the late spots? You
will need a fur coat TO see you
through the Winter days.
These coats are attractive In
appearance coy and warm
10 wear =. have a minimum of
durability -. and best of all are
moderately priced -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Circle the Date. Nov. 5.
For the Fox Thea+er Party

coming from New York to be
guest speaker. Miss Robb has
covered events Of national and
international interest, such a.
the Coronation in London and
the tour of this continent made
by the King and Queen q Eng
land, -
Prudence Penny, hone eeepo-
mist of The Detroit Time4 Wn1
conduct the cooking scheok She
viii prepare q consplete holiday
dinner with all the trim
mings a budget meal and
several unusual food specialties.
Old Traveller
James p. Welsh, The Old A.;
A. A. Traveller of the Autonno-
bile Club of Michigan. ID COM
ing to the party to show you
how he makes sweet potato pie.
Prudence Pennys Fall and
Winter Cook Book in rotogra-
vure will be given to every
body attending the party. Filled
with menus and recipes for daily
and company meals. 1t also con-
tains many suggestions for holi-
day dinners and entertaining.
This cook book will also be
distributed with every copy Of
The Detroit Times for Tuesday,
November 4.
Again we remind you to OBJ
tain your ticket today, II you do
not have 1t as yet and re-
member next Wednesday Is the
date, the Fox Theater Is .he
place and the time IL s:45 IN
the morning. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

progress. Clothe your actions in
fresh and potent covering that
bespeaks success.
MAY II TO JUNE 2I
Gemini. - Fine rays emanate
from your planets now. Keep
your good humor to the fore.
Increased opportunities more
likely. Work harmoniously with
whomever you come in contact.
JUNE 2z TO JULY 9S
Cancer From a personal
standpoint star influences are
all in your favor today. This
does not, Of course, condone
foolish or other ill-advised action.
JULY 81 TO AUG. &c
Leo-Your influences coincide
with Cancer natives. Today's
actions and plans will greatly
affect the tomorrows to come,
so be sure they are worthy,
representative of the real you.
AUG. rs TO SEPT. -2S
Virgo An in-between day.
Make it a plus" period through
your whose-hearted, energetic ac-
tivity. Keep abreast of the times.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. 2S
.. Librd-Students, clerks, nurses,
echildren, professional people, in
dustrial and domestic workers;
railroad, civil service and gov
eminent employees head today's
long favored list. -
OCT. "a TO NOV. 2s
Scorpio-Stick close 10 your
important routine and do your
best TO come through with flying
colors. Have evenness in thought
and action. Attend to essential
matters first.
NOV. IS TO DEC. P9
SUPPLEMENTARY favors the
soundly progressive individual.
And you have the inner qualities
that work well with a good bust
nesslike day like this one.
DEC. % TO JAN. II
Copricorn-No time to indulge
personal peeves or dislikes for
personalities. Impartial, calm
judgment is essential TO YOUR
success and the furtherance Of
your interests.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. go
Aqudrius-No excuses or
alibis this generous day. Excep-
tionally favorable for shipping;
handling gas, OILS, chemicals,
beverages; navy interests, build
ing ships, and for profits in
YOUR line of endeavor.
FEB. FL TO MARCH go
Pisces-Excellent for financial
transactions, buying, trading,
selling, necessary expansion.
Profits favored, All worthwhile
efforts today will bring gain
later.
A CHILD born on this dan!
Colorful, dynamic, convincing
personality. Should be especially
successful in a journalistic career
or as an executive in any posi-
ton calling for astute judgment,
intuition and courage. Emotions
strong, therefore use self-contFoll
nj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
No School
Tomorrow

THERE WILL be no cook
ing school In The DETROIT
Times auditorium tomorrow
because of the Fox Theater
party on Wednesday.
Members OF The Detroit
Times Ifomemakers' Club
Unit of the American Red
Cross will meet as usual to-
morrow morning in the Times
auditorium. The hours are
from 9 a. m. until II noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times.
I27j Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND Ny NDTvID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR foe the lsst six
months of 1871.
Was Borni
Month .............-. Day.
Send I5e and Seij-ASSrrnsI
STAMPED EEvslObs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Old Newsboy
Dolls Need
Dresses

THE OLD NEWSBOYS' dolls
are back once again -. and The
Detroit Times women's depart
ment has promised to help in
the dressing of them.
AS you undoubtedly know, the
dolls purchased by the Old News
boys are bereft Of clothing. Each
year the ladies of Detroit get
out needle, thread and cloth to
make dresses for the little dar-
lings.
Then the dolls find their way
into thousands of homes and
do their part in making Christ
mas happy for Detroit little girls
=. who otherwise wouldn't have
a nice holiday.
Won't You Help7
The women's department of
The Detroit Times has taken
1000 Of these dolls to be
dressed by our women readers.
Cash prizes are being offered for
the best dressed of these dolls.
Below is a list of the prizes and
the various classifications into
which they fall.
To obtain your doll, you have
merely to call at Room 603, The
Detroit Times Building. But
please have with you some form
of Identification.
Cash Prizes
FANCY DRESS-First, SIS;
second, $40; third, IS, and 20
81 prizes.
TAILORED MES
First, $40; second. IS; third,
$3.50, and 20 81 prizes.
SENSIBLE DOLLS - First.
SIS; second. So; third So, and 20
81 prizes. y
! CHARACTER DOLLS-First,
$40; second So. third. 80, and
five 81 prizes.
BABYND0LJLS-First, IS: Sec
ond, So; THIRD s2' and five 81
KNITS AND CROCHETS-
First, S.; second, So; third, 50,
and five 81 prizes.
WARDROBE z S-First, S.;
second. $3.50. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
HOROSCOPE By p E,ios''

Look IN the Section Your Birthday Comes In and Find What
Your Outlook 10, According to the Stars,
for Tuesday, November !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
MARCH ef TO APRIL 20

MARCH sf TO APRIL 20
Aries--A quiet day, plane
tarily speaking, so introduce
extra efforts in your own fine
talents and capabilities 10 chalk
up a progressive victory.
APRIL II TO MAY 20
Taurus - Adverse vibrations
should not affect your forward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

A superfine program has been
arranged for this party. You'll
see a fashion show sponsored by
the Crowley-Milner Company.
This show includes the newest
and snartest costumes for morn
ing. afternoon and evening wear.
The Arthur Murray dancers
will present a cavalcade of
dances popular through various
war periods, beginning with the
Civil War and continuing up to
the present time.
Inez Robb. rowing reporter for
international News Service, Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

NEXT WEDNESDAY is the
big day -. the date that's been
circled upon our calendar for
weeks. And the occasion. Of
course. is The Detroit Times
The alter Party and Cooking
School at the Fox. The pro-
gram will start at 6:45 q. m.
with doors open ut 8 o'clock.
All seats are reserved and
they are on sale at the Fox The
alter box Office. Tickets are SO
cents each plus 4 cents tax
:. a total of 40 cents. If you
do not have your ticket as yet.
we urge you to hurry and obtain
it, before they are entirely gone.
Your ticket also entities you
to remain and see the Fox regu-
lar movie program. The features
are: You'll Never Get Rich"
with Fred Astaire and Rita Hay
worth, plus Ladies In Retire
ment," with Ida Lupino and
Louis Hayward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Stocky Girl
Has Trouble
eeping Slim
BY IDA JEAN kahn

HEIGHT BEING the long and
short of weight control, the
short, stocky girl has her trou-
bles keeping slim. It's this way:
She not only has a small surface
area in comparison with her
weight, but a high percentage of
this weight is in fatty tissue.
The smaller your surface area
and the higher the percentage
OF fat, the harder ii is TO keep
your weight within bounds. Fat
itself is dead weight and burns
few calories.
The more pounds OF fat you
have, the lower the number OF
calories you average using per
pounds of body weight.
That may sound complicated.
All ii means is that your daily
calorie requirement is nothing
like as high as that of the per-
son who weighs the same but Is
tall. You can never eat as much.
Change Food Habits
You are definitely in the short,
stock group II you are less than
five feet three and weigh more
than 137 pounds. And the
srnartest thing you could do
would be to change your food
habits.
First Of all, make a habit. OF
following the nutrition yard
stick. Your menus must consist
largely of the protective foods:
Lean meat. eggs, cheese, skim
milk or buttermilk, fresh fruits,
cooked and raw vegetables,
whole wheat or enriched bread,
and butter In restricted amounts.
Wesch Trimmings
What you probably will have
to watch most is the trimmings.
You can't have marmalade with
your toast, or very much sugar
and cream in your coffee.
You can't go lavish with the
mayonnaise or gravy--not at
100 calories per tablespoon. And
you can't indulge in fat pats of
butter or the fat part OF, the
meat.
These are the fats and you
can't hope to stay lean on them.
AS their classification suggests,
they are fattening. They con-
tribute two and one-fourth as
many calories as protein or
carbohydrates.
In q way, you're lucky. You
can't afford the high Galleries
foods that do not supply vita
minis, minerals or protein.
Exercise Needed
Since you must get an abund-
ance Of these protective ele-
ments, you are much more apt
to feel fit than you would on
harurn-scarum m enus. That
keeps you from feeling that cut
ting down on your meals Is a
hardship.
Exercise enters into your new
scheme Of living. AS a rule, you
should avoid strenuous activity
that gives you an appetite you
can't cope with. But you GER
tainly need a half-dozen that
will trim the waist, tone the
stomach muscles and slim your
hips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
For. the Temperate Ones

THERE ARE always people prefer non-slcoholc drinks
glasses for other juice
it. ice cold from the refrigerator into decanter and
tumblers into which ice be put.
table with matches
and don't forget tbers and pitcher of water Just have
And II win be first thing called fort
nice appetzers with cocktails
Intn they arrive cold
for early Cocktail napkins should be
piled each end
third Of the arrived the hot
appezes brought in and Use possible covered dish
something with lid to keep them hot II self-servce
them yourself and them Here recipes
m like:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Meat and Rice al Gratin

- diced cooked meat
Milk soup stock
2 boiled rice
2 tablespoons fat
"a grated cheese
i teaspoon salt
~ teaspoon pepper
Cut meat into small pieces
stock Spread layer Of baking dish Place
small pieces OF fat top and sprinkle with grated cheese Season
with salt and pepper.
Then add layer chopped meat several pieces
little
Fahrenlet) Is 10 20 minutes. Serves 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Bacon Cheese Roll
Informal Buffet for a Few

HERE'S suggestion for setting the table for the informal
buffet for six eight people Put the table with the flowers and
candles against the wall
At end of the table the punch bowl glasses and ice
placed At the other the hot DISH the coffee
percolator
you having number of people II really pays
coffee from few people electric
percolaor the table, If you
As in the cocktail party much possible the table
appetzerS sandwiches salad bowl and hot dish there
for the coffee put the side table.
Personally think IL always makes for good party
up bridge tables everybody comfortably
usually space small putting tables
the living And by the it's better TO keep them
together adds the Then
selves
Here's a recipe for a good hot dish:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Cheese Appetizer

2 egg whites
I cup grated American cheese
Dash OF cayenne
u cup grated dry bread crumbs.
Beat egg whites stiff, add ch
Pat into small balls and fry In h
heit) until light brown. Makes a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
The Cocktail Party

WITH OR without maid cocktail party is about the
give The thing table Don't
just depend the shaker and the mixing and Of sandwiches
the living room table
Make point of arranging the dining table with every
thing that likely need Put the cocktail shaker
glasses a in a convenient OF the table
Have glasses than think you'll need. Have
for the ice cubes and another bg ready In
kitchen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Monday, November 3, 1s4l
Making Most OF Your Home
Good Food. CongeniaIity
Recipe for Successful Party
BY HELEN KOUES
Authority on Decoration

LET'S DGRESS bit decorating talk parties.
The thing TO do this is to give informal parties in keeping
with the times.
The party is and all want to and entertain
friends Notwithstanding work relief home defense
training. or whatever II may be that we are doing
do bit in time for this
stricken world but with little thought also plan for time
for fun at little expense
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03
Follow These Rules

GREAT part of the of party. but especially
informal plan good time TO have It. invite
group Of people and have something little different especa
good the
Some women have speciality they become famous for ano
their friends Other have knack setting their
in attractive original still others just to hs
everything and give comfortable parties where laugh
have a good time generally.
Decide you'll be those remembered for good parties
and the secret is TO plan ahead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-03

A CHILD born on this d1Yi
Colorful, dynamic, convincing
personality. Should be especially
successful in journalistic career
or as an executive in any posi-
ton calling for sstute judgment,
intuition and courage. Emotions
strong, therefore use self-contFoll
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-11-28
CHAPTER XXI

AS Terry and Powers were leav-
ing, Lane Carey noticed newspa-
per sticking out Of the Fasteners
pocket.
SIS that a Denver paper. Mr..
Powers?" he asked.
eThe Denver Republican. Like to
have look at it,"
"At the cattle quotations, If you
don't mind. I'm shipping next
week."
Carey took the paper, but he new
er got from it the information he
was seeking. A front-page story
caught and held his eye. The head
line was:
RUSTLERS WAR IN WYOMING
The story said that forty Texans
had just reached the city and ex-
pected to leave within day or two
for some unknown point in the north
west. The Texans, the story stated,
were rough looking customers
armed with revolvers and .45-70
Winchester rifles. Most of them had
been sheriffs or deputy United States
marshals in Texas or Oklahoma.
None of them knew exactly where
they were going, and there was an
air of mystery about their arrival,
heightened by the rumors to be
heard around the railroad yards.
The famous Sunday Brown was in
charge of them, man celebrated as
a man-hunter in frontier days when
the Indian Territory was q sink into
which sifted most Of the bad men
Of the Southwest. It appeared that
Brown had been seen talking with
Clinton Ellison, secretary of the Wy
oming Stock Association. but Eli
son in an interview denied any
knowledge Of the Texans. He had
heard q Wild West Show was being
organized. As to this, he had no
positive information. One of the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-11-28
The Kentuckians

Col. Matt Winn Of Kentucky, hav-
ing left 80 well behind, is even more
active than usual in rounding up his
next Kentucky Derby.
At the same time Col. E. r. Brad
ley at 50 still has his Lexington
posses out looking for another Derby
winner. %
Colonel Winn has seen all the Ken
lucky Derbies ever run since the
first one in 1875, and he hopes to
turn the Seventeen Derby anniver-
sary, three years further ON, into the
greatest pageant Of them all.
It has been some time since
Colonel Bradley won one Of these
Bluegrass features, so he is equal
ly active in having another three
year-old ready soon, one with a
chance to VIM, His Bimelech just
missed out.
Colonel Winn has an idea at this
moment that Alsab may be the
greatest Derby winner of all time.
As great as Alsab is, there is wide
gap between a two-year-0ld and a
three-year-old, considering all the
deadly incidents that can happen to
a thoroughbred, including house
maids knee and the pip.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-11-28

"A MONG the real wiz kids of sport
- I'd like to nominate at least
four rockies. They are Alonzo Stage,
70, Connie Mack, Is, Matt VIM, 81,
and E. r. Bradley, 50. Their aver
age age is around 80 and they are
just beginning to get up steam.
There must be something hooked
to sport that blocks off the attacking
years.
Stage, one of Walter Camps All
America veterans in 1889, which
happens to be So years ago, is still
one Of the Understanding football
coaches in the trade. Stagg uses
running spikes in place Of crutches.
They tell me at the College Of the
Pacific he is all over the field like
q runaway coyote-and Stage isn't
more than short chip shot away
from 80.
Along the same line Connie Mack
is all set for his next spring train
ing trip, hoping this time to lift his
Athletics up around the bottom Of
the first division. Connie, also, won't
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-11-28

use up much calendar space before
80 arrives. His main ambition now
is to win the A. L. pennant on his
eightieth birthday.
Stagg and Mack have been active
features in over go years OF sport,
and neither is looking for a sunset
mort ..isef 3fgEa
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-11-28

tracts and offer them for sale at at
tractive prices"
Ellen felt glow Of joy beating up
into her breast. II the Diamond Re-
verse B was broken up into smaller
units, it was because under present
conditions so large a ranch could
not be made to pay. The No, BY
Joe and the other big outfits would
have to follow the same course. The
bitter feeling in the country would
automatically disappear.
s'I'm so glad!" she cried.
Her eyes were on Calhoun Terry.
She was speaking to him, perhaps
asking him to forget the hot anger
with which she had turned away
from him at their last meeting. He
understood her words as an apology.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-11-28
BY VIRGINIA VALE

NAt~ASHcGo W UGStSAA ANSWoRGRGA oAASkh.i
DERHAPS it's Shirley Tenn.
4 pies glowing health that in
spired the British Ministry Of
Foods to ask Walt Disney for
help. Studio experts say that in
all the years that she was max
ing pictures for 10th c entury-F OK
she never suffered from the
numerous ailments children
usually have, and now that she's
approaching 10 making sub-deb pic
lures for Metro she's still the won
der of the studios because she's so
well. That means lot in Holly
wood, where a stars illness can be
so expensive for studio.
Well, Shirley's diet has always in
cluded plenty of vitamins and min
erals. And-Walt Disney has Gre