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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
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BY FRANCES DRAKE
For Monday, March ~.

greatly.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 20
Tawus-Early morning, up to
noon; industrial interests are in
high favor. The late afternoon
and evening sponsor literary
efforts, advertising, promoting,
entertainment, socials. However,
moderation is advised ALL day.
MAY Fl TO JUNE 81
Gemini-Just a $3.50 period,
although you born after June 4
have the edge on your fellow
Geminians in planetary aspects,
especially if you exercise initia-
tive. You should do your best
and not waste time.
JUNE 22 TO JULY %
Cancer Unfinished work,
tedious details, remodeling and
renovating, attention to domestic
and office matters, children's
interests more favored than
large-scale financial turnovers.
JULY 81 TO AUGUST 2s
Leo-If you keep emotions
under sensible control, you can
accomplish a great deal this
interesting, diversified day.
Artistic professions, substantial
industry, manufacturing and
handling consumers commodities.
government needs are among the
favored.
AUG. rs TO SEPT. 81
Virgo-Don't fret over the
financial end of your interests
that will develop to your salts
faction in good time. Advance
ment can be made through keen
mental thinking and manage
ment.'
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
LibrG-It's up to you to take
things out of mediocrity with
your fine judgment and general
capability. A. NJ. better for quick
action. p. NJ. warns particularly
against waste. carelessnesS.
OCT. 81 TO Nov &c
Scorpio-Before z a. m. be
most careful to exercise fore
thought in all maritime matters.
After that hour and until 2:35
p, m. favorable vibrations pre-
dominate for routine and other
urgent needs.
NOV. 2S TO DEC. a2
Sagittdrius-You should find
today suitable for good efforts
in any worthwhile undertaking.
Industrial and mechanical rays
again after 7:45 p. m.
DEC. IS TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricorn-Both financial and
employment interests are slated
for increased benefits. Your part
should be one of willing co-opera-
ton, and be keen to opportunities.
Try new ideas and methods of
worth.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
Aguarius - Tip-top vibrations
favor your interests. Don't be
diverted from your true purpose.
Whether artist, scientist, teacher,
student, clerk, writer or laborer,
you can make Roadway.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Favorable in a per-
sonal way, meaning that your
own cleverness and natural tai
ents rightly exercised will bring
you unexpected favors and
achievement Of a lasting nature.
A CHILD born on this dan
will be original, ambitious, self
reliant, capable Of absorbing
much knowledge and of impart-
ing il to others. A truly fine
individual If taught not to be
selfish or unreasonable in de-
mands.
Your Horoscope for Tuesday,
March Is, will be found in Mon
days Detroit Times.
Distributed BY King Features synd. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Wilkinson
and Miss Jean Brooks.
Tickets can be reserve
through Walter r. Ewald at
Cadillac 0431 and VIII also be
on sale at the door.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Mrs. w. @. Bryant
Vsitinq Dauqhter

MRS. WILLIAM G. BRYANT
will return after Easter from
Los Angeles where she is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Betty
Bryant Bragaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Chadwicks Ready
To Leave Florida

MIR. AND MRS. JOHN r.
CHADWICK of Lincoln road
are expected noms from -orI
Lauderdale, Fla, at the end Of
this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

MR.. AND MRS. EDWARD
DUNN returned Thursday from
a six weeks, stay in the South.
They divided their time between
Miami, Fla. and Hot Springs,
Ark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
FRUIT GARNIsH

ANOTHER BAKED fruit that
you will relish is pear halves.
Fill them with preserved ginger.
cover with brown sugar. dot
with butter and bake. Serve
with cream if you wish, or on a
meat platter as a fruit garnish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
OCT. 81 TO now e. e

Scorpio-Before z a. m. be
most careful to exercise fore
thought in all maritime matters.
After that hour and until 2:35
p, m. favorable vibrations pre-
dominate for routine and other
urgent needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Recover your floors At this
won rful low price!
Fine quality, hard finished.
Assorted novelty patterns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Black or gray leatherette,
lined, padded and quilted.
Adjustable back rest, foot
drop for stroller position,
storm shield, sun visor, duch-
ess gears, chrome plated
tubular handles, foot brake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Librd-It's up to you to take
things out of mediocrity with
your fine judgment and general
capability. A. NJ. better for quick
action. p. NJ. warns particularly
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Manners
of the
Moment

Even though 1t may look like = bit
of week end horseplay, q girl
shouldn't try to get in on the men 5
sandlot baseball game unless she's
pretty sure of herself. If her father
and brothers and all her nelghbors
are playing. she may be sorely
tempted. But she's going to make
herself terribly unpopular with all
of them II she gets out there and
can't catch the ball when they put
her on third base.
She should try effectively to
people in the neighborhood. If she S
about as good as little Johnny, aged
7, then she'll know that when little
Johnny is allowed in on the game
she can apply with impunity. Or
If she figures she's more comparable
to Henry, aged S, or to Joe, aged 10,
she can let them be her thermome-
terS.
But never should she try to get
into a community game if she is
going to be the very worst one on
the team. She is handicapped by
being a woman and she'll Just do her
whole sex harm If she spoils the
masculine game.
/ But Of course If she's good. and
/ knows shes good, fine and dandy.
After one try the men will be calling
for her when they make up their
miscellaneous community mines
Evening star., 1941-07-30
| |WhyGrow
|Old?
Bv Josephine LOwman

Don't be lured into extra poundage
by the calories that lurk in cool
looking potato chips, frankfurters
and chocolate milkshakes.
Twenty potato chips give you
about 200 Calories. frankfurter Is
over so per cent fat, and a choco-
late milkshake-I haven't the heart
to tell you!
One reason summertime is the
IDEAL time to reduce is that slimming
foods also are cooling foods. Fat
producing foods are heating.
Lots of vegetable juices are indi-
Gated because they are high in min
eral and vitamin content and will
replace the minerals you lost in eX-
cess perspiratton. Fat is, as it
sounds, fattening Get yours in milk
avoid rich foods, and go light on
butter.
For reducing and keeping cool. eat
Q large variety of vegetables and
fresh fruits, and some lean meat
Take your potatoes baked, and run
from rich. frosted connections. Don't
feel too badly about this, for al
though the cold food or drink is
more appealing, the warm one is
more cooling.
Simple exercises each day. plus
Four summer diet, will cut the bulges
Ia short time.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Dorothy Dix Says >>>
Working Daughter Has the Right
Control Her Own Earnings

depends. it seems to me. altogether
upon the attitude of her parents
toward her.
If they begrudge her her living,
then her self-respect would GER
tainly demand that she pay for her
board and keep. She would not wish
them TO feel that she was sponging
on them and she could comfort
herself with the thought that. per-
haps, Mothers prices were cheaper
than those that prevailed at the
boarding house down the street, or
that she would have to pay at q
girls club.
Considering how little girl earns
when she gets her first job, 1t seems
that parents must be overly thrifty
not to be willing to give their only
daughter a bit of lift at the start.
But. perhaps, they feel that it will
do her good to have to deny her
self some Of the pretties that girls
crave so much when they are young,
in order to pay her board.
But I think your mother Is max
ing p mistake and that she is cut
ting herself out of a lot of pleasure
in being so hard on you, ! don't
know of any way that you can get
more fun out of money than by
spending it on young girl,
Evening star., 1941-07-30

forms a small oval cocoon and from
that state passes to adulthood.
A generation of f1eas requires from
2 to 3 weeks to as many months to
mature, varying with the conditions.
For this reason, houses closed for
some time have been found over
run on the return of the occupants
after lengthy absence. Control of
f1eas calls for prompt action and
attention, both to animals and the
infested premises.
Spray the kennels and bedding of
animals with good household
spray, repeating the treatment as
necessary because animals constant
ly become reinfested. On the bodies
of dogs and cats, use a good flea
powder, dry powdered derris or
pyrethrum, following the manufac-
turer's recommendations for the
method of application. If the pets
eyes and nose are carefully protected
when applying this remedy, the fine
powder will not cause discomfort.
If you house is still infested even
after these remedies. it should be
fumigated with hydrocyanic gas
under the supervision of profess
sional pest control operator.
Cockroaches are disagreeable scav-
engers that enjoy holiday in your
house while you are away. AS thev
seldom appear by day they may be
present in great numbers before you
are aware of them. They carry
many human diseases and may be
brought into your kitchen in baskets
from the grocery delivery, or in any
packing case which has remained
in a warehouse where food is pres
ent They even may find their way
from the house or apartment next
door. A good liquid insecticide
should be directed into crevices
around baseboards and drainpipes
Use insect powder also. Repeat all
treatments daily, and once a week
use pyrethrum powder for additional
protection. This is not poisonous.
so NAV be used around food, but It
loses its potency within a week.
Constant attention Is necessary to
get rid of this pest and discourage
his temperance.
Evening star., 1941-07-30

II you We DttI WDlluclDls WIldl
to give your weekend hostess as
token of your appreciation. gather
round while we tell you the find
OF the week. It's a lovely looking
mitten filled with busting powder
and fragrant with perfume-rose,
1t happens to be. The mitt is inter-
lined and has a tab so that it may
be hung up conveniently in bou-
doir or bath. 'Tis easy to use,
too, and much more economical
than the usual busting powder, be-
cause you don't waste even f1eck.
All you do is tuck your hand inside
the soft, heavenly feeling mitt and
pat the powder all over your body.
Makes you feel wonderful after
your tub or shower-and provides a
pretty addition to your array of
bath aids. Moderate price makes
it an ideal gift as well.
It's nice to know that every now
and then an old, time worn joke can
actually serve a constructive pur-
pose. Take those ancient gags about
lipsticks and the famous query, rs
1t raspberry" Well. next time
you're asked the question you can
startle the daylights out of some
one by saying, Yep. it certainly is"
because if you're smart lady you'll
have investigated the new fruit
Evening star., 1941-07-30
HY Barbara Bell

You'll be delighted with the
eatnannins lines of this dress. No
matter what your figure is, a we'll
designed, smsrtly fitting frock will
do q great deal for you. And pat
tern No. 1441-B is certainly we'll
designed q basic button-front
model which you can use for a uni
form or house dress. Add the soft
rolled collar shown in the small
sketch and you have a street dress.
It's simple throughout, having we'll
shaped shoulder yokes in fitting
the frock properly. A few gathers
below the smooth yokes allow for
desired fullness through the bosom.
The raised front waistline with
gathers we'll placed tends to slender
ize the midriff. Since it buttons
down the front, like coat, it is
always easy to get on and off-a
great asset when time for dressing
Is limited.
As house dress or uniform you
can make 1t in plain or printed
cottons, sharkskin, shantuns, linen,
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Hospitality
Expected
Of Bride
Immediate Return
Of Invitations
Not EXacted
Bv Emily Post

l have never heard of any def
mite rules as to how much hospi-
tality bride is expected to show.
In fact should say that compare
lively few are so established as to
be able to do much in the way of
entertaining-no matter how hos
pitably they may be inclined. A
letter that brings up this question
tells me:
TWENTY-FIVE years ago when l
was first married, was told by my
mother that a bride was not ex-
pected to do formal entertaining the
first year. My own daughter was
married two years ago, and before
her wedding a friend of mine in
vited US all, including our then fu-
ture law, to dinner. I re-
turned that dinner. But not long
ago I discovered that this friend
has never forgiven my daughter be-
cause she has never invited her to
her house. spoke to my daughter
about this and she explained that
the friend had not paid any atten-
ton to her after her marriage Also,
in the meantime, my daughter has
had a baby. Am l correct in siding
with my daughter, that my friend
should have been the first to in
vite my daughter and her husband
to see them or at least go to see
them, after they were married?
Please tell me the rules concerning
the hospitality expected of bride. >
AS l have already said, it is often
much longer than year before
most of the young people of the
present day have homes of their
own that are big enough to give
anything that can be called an en-
tertainment! OF course, there is no
ban against a brides being as hos
pitable as she wants to and can,
but the obligation, if any, is the
other way around. Old friends are
always expected to go and see the
bride as soon as she is settled
enough. And again, old friends are
supposed to invite the newlyweds
certainly once, or, II they like them
very much, many times without
thinking of any return.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I am .

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: am .
young girl and q college graduate.
All my life I have lived at home.
even during my years at college.
am single and still live with my
parents. Have recently obtained
position and am now making my
own money. In view of this and the
fact that my parents have always
taken care of me up until this time
they feel that I should pay part of
my earnings as board at home. My
father has good position and is
amply able to pay all the expenses
of the home. Hence I feel that 1,
the only child at home. should have
the liberty to live there at no ex-
pense to myself. MISS A. B. c.
Answer-No domestic problem Is
more controversial than what right
parents have to their children's
earnings Many parents consider
that their children are mere chat
tells who were brought into the
world for the sole purpose of sup
porting them. Indeed. it was this
theory that parents have right
to enslave their children that was
one of the inspirations of the child
labor law whose passage made it
impossible for greedy fathers and
mothers to put mere babes to work
in factories and mines in order that
they might live lives of ease. To a
certain extent this idea still pre-
walls among parents as regards their
daughters. Many mothers require
their girls to bring home their pay
envelopes unopened, and they take
all the money except a pittance
that they give to the laborers who
have earned it but who do not have
the liberty of using it.
Of course, when family is poor
and what a girl earns is necessary
for the upkeep of the home, it is
her duty as we'll as her privilege
! to help all she can. And to theii
everlasting credit be it said most
girls do this gladly and cheerfully.
In a case like yours, where there
is only one child and where the
father is amply able to support the
home, the question of whether the
daughter should pay board or moi
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Tightly Closed>Up House
Happy Hunting Ground
For Pesky Invaders
Drastic Measures Necessary
To Free Pets and Premises
Of UnwelcOme Visitants
By Margaret NoCeH

"A certain amount of feas observed David Haru s good for
dog a
likely
fas present a
a tendency
taking residence furniture cracks
infection
a closed Of
and find the house infested
methods
rid of them.
had possibly the fes travel
stable wherever they from the fact
Of ndisputabe.
Fleas undergo meamorphoss during span
Evening star., 1941-07-30

TIE young dIt WUITTTIINt u d
and if seen are rarely recognized as
stage in the life cycle. The eggs,
white and relatively large, are de-
posted on the back of the animal
host. in bedding or in dust and dirt
accumulated in cracks in the floor.
From the egg q small, white, worm
like larva emerges to feed on lint,
dried blood and shed animal hairs,
growing to about one-fourth of an
inch in length within period OF one
to five weeks The full grown larva
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Ny Neighbor Soys:

1t is best TO add nutmeatS to
conserves and jams about IS
minutes before the mixture is
done. This gives better flavor
and texture to the nuts. Try
some shredded Brazil nuts in
grape jam-the f1avors blend
unusually well.
For a flavorful top coating
for meat loaves. spread with a
thin layer of chilli sauce the last
20 minutes of the cooking pc
riod.
Grass stains usually come out
when saturated with lard or
other fat. then washed several
hours later in warm soapy wa
ter.
Evening star., 1941-07-30

favored lipsticks which one of our
pet cosmetic firms has introduced.
We've tried the raspberry one. which
looks and tastes like the fruit, and
we're happy to report that it also
stays exceptionally well Nice quail
ity and color and. goes on smoothly
without being too creamy or too
dry There are other f1avors, too,
and corresponding colors.
Evening star., 1941-07-30

rayon crepe. If you want to make
it again, for street wear, select a
smart silk crepe, sheer wool, light
weight bengaline or flannel.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1441-B
is designed in sizes SO, 38, 40, AZ,
A, 46, 48, so and So.
Send Is cents for the new Bar
bara Bell Pattern Book, just off
the press. Here is an advance re-
view of the smartest fashions for
fall. for all ages and Sizes Dresses,
suits, coats. blouses, aprons. lingerie
and a host of new ideas for chill
drer.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Finaer Food

Here is good finger food for
summer serving: Scoop out insides
of large-sized rolls, spread with but
ter and chill until time needed, then
heap up with tuna. or chicken or
veal salad. With hot coffee or ice
tea. a fruit or berry dessert, you
have ample food for supper for
family or guests who drop in.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Summer Cosmetic Items
Include a Special Oil
For Very Dry Skins
Several Outstanding Products
Should Prove Interesting
To Women of All Types
By Helen Voet

this Junior? Nope she's not
. discovered
q how delighted she
with idea
perfume really honey for summer
well how clean and
refreshing kind of clover
goihd still retain that eh
that gives a life the hot weather
Beside perfume toilet
cologne dung acum Oh the lovely lady 10 Ann
Of the Broadway production my Sister Eileen and she's used
little What
Frankly could
be publicity picture q?
Having disposed and his eternal questioning it's good
tell
condition This scented representative tells
better known sunshine oil"
the face about while bathing
little
all have
products type particularly
become pached and generally hfe It's
efficient delightful in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Its Vanker Again
American Legion Champs Win Opener Martin
Hurting, Coquyts Terrific Smuggling

retiring the. last batsnen via the
strikeout route 10 run his total to
Is for the day.
Cocquyt. who is BilIy's ciassmate
at St. Phillips High. blasted two
home runs and a triple to drive
home four runs and score three
himself in the best sluggTUg DEM
onstration on the six-game legion
card.
Only last Sunday Martin hurled
A no-hitter for St. Phillips against
81. Mary's of BEDFORD in a nom
league fracas.
Century Post, defending Western
Division champion, took a ninth
inning surprise loss from Police
Posts young combination, 9-s.
Frank Merritt homered for the
winners in a five-run seventh IN
nings Splurge.
In other games in this division
Siitt outhit Alger 10 win, 1914
Hank Schiller of TernSted bested
Jeff Riffenberg in a hurlers duel
Az. and Cadillac University topped
Ford Motor. So.
In the Eastern Division. Faust
Post shellacked Bushway 25-S.
and Beaudry beat Union Labor
Post. l0-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
P drades Open
Sdnd|ot Year

Formal opening of the 1911
Sandlot baseball season went With
out a hitch yesterday the Detroit
Baseball Federation at North
western Field and the American
Legion League at Belle Isle
At Northwestern. a dozen teams
in new uniforms paraded TO the
flagpole. after whic h George
Shorty" Moran, d. 3. +. presi-
dent. tossed the first ball to Judge
John -. Watts. vice president. Mo-
rams throw was low and wide of
the plate, the judge making a fu-
tile stab at the pellet.
Every color of the spectrum
passed in review before the Amer
ican Legion fans. Drum and bugle
corps from nearly every post in
the city marched while a brilliant
sun flashed on shiny helmets.
bugleS and buttons. Even a ladies
unit Joined in the salute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
BHfbOy Picks a Winner
VOLUNTEERS FOR JOB,
CHEERS TEAMMATES ON

A scrappy hatboy picked him
self a scrappy ball club in the
American Legion League yester-
day at Belle Isle, and both came
out on top.
The lad was Eugene Sindak. 10,
of 1880 Buffalo avenue. whose
father. Mr.. Stanley Sindak, of
Post No. 10, took his family to the
Legion's opening day ceremonies
and games.
Shortly after Century Post
scored three runs on Police Post
in the second inning, the Sindak
family sat down TO watch from
behind the Police players bench.
The youngster Etched" to be near
the players, so he asked Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
STILL RUN SHORT

PepSi-Cola didn't get another
run and only four more hits off
Geritt Lefty Brandt the rest of
tho way but the champs found
themselves still a run short al the
end Tony Fishhaek went the route
for Pepsi-Cola. hanging on eamely
when il appeared Auto Club was
about 10 drive him out. He gave II
hits.
Hrdlicka, the veteran hurler with
The ierky delivery. was never in
better form as he held AltcS 10
three scattered singles two Of
leg hits. and famed seven. His
team gave HIM good support in the
field
Hodges nicked Glenn Rankin.
Altcs starter. for lis three runs in
the opening frame combining two
bits. hit batSman an outfeld ny
and walk
Paris built an Ill lead on
Powers in the first five innings in
its easy victory. Powers hatied out
Ford Moore IN the sixth. scoring
five times before Walter Lacey
came 10 the rescue. Every Paris
batter hit safely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

With only three returning men,
bers of last years Detroit and
national Lutheran baseball cham
pionship team, Salem may find
the going more difficult this
season.
Salem dropped the season.
opener to Trinity yesterday, 1914,
bowling before the 7-hit pitching
of Marty Sluka. Sluka famed Ii
and was the master after the third
frame.
Herb Schmittling's 4-hit pitch
ing gave ST. Matthews an easy
81 victory over ST. Thomas. He
hit triple TO aid his cause.
In other games Mt. Zion pounded
out Is hits in crushing Concordia,
12-5, and Our Saviour tailed -four
runs in the first and nosed out
Mt. Calvary.
81. Thomas 600 600 OH =
ST. Matthews 2O2 I4O 00x-e Q
Zeiser and Blsuet. SchmiftltnE an,
Fischer Roberts
Salem oi2 Oio ooo-
Trinity o0a O5O l0x-Io 10
Cuilloz. Tans and Tans. Brinkman
Siuka and Luptak, Vigalsky,
Mt calvary 00i 101 100 .
Our Saviour 40 600 OOx-5 4
Rske and Starry. Wilds and La Budde
Nj Zion 423 OO3 Oa0-f2 Is
Cuncordis oil DOL OO2- : :
kromm, Schroeder and Franz Hempel
Hpffmier and Schurig