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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Making Plans
For Halloween

HALLOWEEN Is coming and
that will be your night 10 howl
along with the other COLLINS
and ghosts.
Every one loves q Hallowc en-
party. and there's loads Of fun
20 plan too. because there are so
many novel ideas you can use
for entertainment and refresh
ments. Hoot Owl Salad COLLINS
IN Blankets and NJ course,
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lOWccn fare
A broom dance and a pumpkin
exchange viii start the party OF
with a bang From there on
there, no need 10 worry The
party viii carry itself
The Prudence Penny leailct.
C-l33 Halloween Food and
Fun contains many merry
party SuggeS tions
You may have this leaflet and
GLIB Golden DoughnutS II
YOU viii enclose 3 cents 20 cover
mailing costs. Send your request
10 Prudence Penny. The Detroit
Times. Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Brittle Nails
Ne ed Massage

WITH FINGER nails carrying
the crimson varnish few of us
know what our naked nails look
like.
The next time you remove the
polish, take a look. If the nails
are pale. you had better do
something 10 hustle up circula-
ton.
The nail fabric is white and
transparent, gets It's coloring
from the blood streams in the
underlying flesh
Massage is helpful. When put
ting on your cuticle cream. take
time for a brisk friction
Even II woman does a lot Of
heavy work around the house
she can keep the nail substance
fine and smooth.
Brittle nails. and nails that
have become thickcncd because
Of heavy work. will improve BE-
they arc dipped in hot olive oil
nov and then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Market Report

OFFERINGS OF caulihower
are still plentiful and prices
are reasonable. Squash is
another moderately priced
vegetable that y available
now IN considerable quantity:
ACCORDING TO the De.
troit Municipal Bureau Of
Markets. the best meat value
this weekend viii be in
good quality roasts and
steaks In order 10 stinu-
late consumption of these
cuts dealers are Offering
them al reduced prices.
Most other meat prices
have remained about the
same.
THE FRESH egg supply
continues 20 be under normal
and prices are still advanc-
ing accordingly.
Butter prices. on the other
hand have decreased some
what
CELERY. POTATOES and
syycel potatoes are plentiful.
There ~ a moderate sup
ply OF apples. bects eggplant,
cndivc, peppers and ruta-
bagas.
The quantity OF avocadoS,
cantaloupes. grapes and peas
is limited.
WHOLESALE FISH deal
crS recommend perch and
Sanger pike as the best fresh
fish values this week. Sup
plies OF both are increasing
and prices dropping accord
ingly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17


OF course SHINING means
giving up few high-calory
favorites. but there are many
tasty low-calory dishes. One
slice OF roast pork has 800
calorieS. but the same amount
OF roast lamb is only 100; e
cup of succotash has 200, Is
cup Of slicved beets, so Though
y cup of stewed apricots has
200 calories, a juicy fresh pear
has but 30.
Your calory chart tells you
what 10 eat and what NOT to
eat. Some cafe foods are. bouil-
Ion Us a cup), for dessert,
coffee jelly 80 a cup).
Winning the slim girlish
figure you desire is easy with
our 40-page booklet, Change
Your Weight for Beautys
Sake" Includes AZ low-calory
menus. dessert recipes. calory
chart, 3-day liquid diet to start
reducing
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in
ccins for this booklet to The
Detroit Times Home Institute,
1925 Times Square. Detroit,
Mich. Please write plainly
name. address and title of
booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Insure Results

As. a result Of thinking clearly
on these four points and answer
ing them 10 your own satisfac-
ton. We are now ready 10 start
the actual building up Of the
interior.
To attempt this building proc
eSs before the plans have been
thoroughly thought out Is GER
tain 10 be a hii-and-miSS busl-
ness. with dubious results.
Remember these rules as you
work out the four steps
In color usage let one color
predominant For instance. the
carpet. draperieS. one large
chair and one small chair may
be one color
The secondary. contrasting
shade may be brought into the
sofa. another large chair and
lin a lighter tone Of this second
airy color into the wall The
accent color may be introduced
into pictures and lamps, trim
ming on draperieS CT furniture,
and accessories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Last Winner
In Lunch Box
Contest

HERE IS the last Of the vim
ming entries i'm our Detroit
Times Homemakers Club lunch
box menu contest This comes
rom Mrs. Leah Cross. Home
maker No. 7248 She writes.
DEAR PRUDENCE:
My son carries his lunch every
lay and likes sandwiches. I
wrap each in waXed paper TO
keep IL fresh.
On Monday there is usually
meat left over from Sunday IS
dinner. Therefore this lunch al
ways has a heartier meat. Last
Sunday we had roast chicken
.. so, the following menu:
MONDAY: Two chicken sand
wiches with lettuce and mayon-
naiSe, one scram b led egg
sandwich, a piece of homemade
apple pie, peach and tomato.
TUESDAY: Two bacon and
tomato sandwiches with lettuce
and mayonnaiSe. one cheese
sandwich with mustard on but
tered banana bread, an orange
and an apple.
WEDNESDAY: Two b am
sandwiches with homemade
mustard pickle, one egg sand
witch on wheat bread, a piece
Of cake and a banana.
THURSDAY: Two sandwiches
Of leftover ham ground with
pickle on rye bread with lettuce
and mayonnaise, one fried mush-
room sandwich with mustard,
a tomato. some oatmeal cookies,
an orange and a peach.
FRIDAY: Two salmon sand
witches mixed with salt and
pepper and lemon juice on
homemade bread. one tuna fish
sandwich with dill pickle. but
tered muffin, blue plums and
a pear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
informal

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the room. this may best be done
with the materials YOU use and
the details OF the furniture Cot
tons and linens and woods are
aids 10 the essentially livable
and informal room.
ON the other hand, damaSks
and brocatelles and velvetS Sug-
gest luxury and formality, and
furniture decorated with mar
quetry and inlay and carving
complete this atmosphere
In choosing the style Of the
furniture. let your taste deter
mine this. II II be modern. be
daring because modern viii
tolerate no anemic handling.
If il be period. do not be
strictly Chippendale or strictly
Hepplewhite. but relax into the
more pliable styling of Eight
zenith Century which may IN
clude both without being too
rigidly authentic.
Finally. in working out a floor
plan. do not overcrowd the room,
nor put into il pieces which are
too large. II wall space is too
small for a sofa, substitute d
loye-Seat.
And be sure TO place the fur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

THIS COLUMN yesterday out
lined the first four essential
steps. in order, for the creation
Of a room scheme:
determining the color best
suited 10 your personality.
2-Deciding the atmosphere
of the room. that is. whether it
is to be formal or informal.
3-ChooSing the style you
want in its furniture, whether
period or modern.
Working out a floor plan
for furniture arrangement.
These four steps have one
thing in common They are all
undertaken before the selection
Of an actual piece Of merchan-
disc. Thus far. not one piece Of
furniture nor length OF fabric
has been purchased
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Shadow Cake

3 cups cake flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
u teaspoon salt
N cup shortening
Ia cups. sugar
2 egg yolks
la cups milk
Ia teaspoons vanilla.
Mix and sift flour, baking
powder and salt. Cream shorten
ing. add sugar slowly. and cream
until blended. Add unbeaten egg
yolks and beat well.
Add sifted dry ingredients al
ternately with milk. stirring
well after each addition Ado
vanilla extract Bake IN three
creased 9-inch layer cake pans
IN moderate oven t375 degrees
about IS minutes.
Seven-Minu'e Frostino
. egg whites
Ia cups sugar
Ia teaspoons light corn strip
"A cup water
= teaspoon salt
! teaspoon vanilla.
Combine unbeatcn cgg whites.
sugar. corn strip, water and SAT-
in top Of double boiler Beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

with rotary egg beater until
thoroughly mixed.
Place over rapidly boiling
water and beat constantly with
rotary beater for seven min
utes. or until frosting will stand
in peaks. Remove from boiling
water, add vanilla and beat until
thick enough to spread.
Chocolate Sauce
ounce square chocolate
4 cup milk
tablespoon cornStarch
cup sugar
q teaspoon salt
a cup cream
y teaspoon vanilla.
Cut chocolate into small
pieces, put into top or double
boiler with milk. Heat over boil
ng water until chocolate Is
melted and milk is scalded. Beat
'Ogether to blend well.
Nix -eeFHstaFelhi sugar ard
alt. Stir in cream 10 make =
mooth paste. Add 10 chocolate
md milk mixture stir in slowly
Cook over boiling water stirring
constantly until thick an G.
,mOoth.
Cook over boiling water. stir
ring constantly 10 or IS minutes
longer. Remove from heat, add
vanilla and cool Pour over cake
that has been iced and Jet run
down SIDES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Home Decoration
Introduce Color Accent
In Small Accessories
BY WILLIAM X. CLARKE

niture to leave a traffic lane or
free passaGa-a+aU hall through
living room 10 dining room. Be
sure each important chair has A
lamp 10 light il and a table
convenient 70 hand.
important
or siHhe points in a room 5
decorata m, perhaps none IS so
important as the fight use Of
color. and fitting that color to
your personality.
To assist YOU in this problem,
this column has prepared a
series of Personality Color
Charts. designed 10 tiatter and
complement the personalities Of
its readers.
To obtain your particular
chart. send in your colorlng as
you would 10 a makeup artist.
and enclose a Self-addresSed
stamped envelope. Address your
requests 10 William X. Clarke,
Detroit Times. Detroit Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Sunday Ire at

FRIED APPLES and bacon
make the sort of dish that stars
for Sunday brunch 1t requires
six large Greening apples, one
pound smoked ham in slices,
one pound butter. brown sugar
and nutmeg.
Peel the apples and cut them
In eighths. Fry in the butter
with little brown sugar and
nutmeg added Broil the bacon
and serve with the fried apple
wedges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Fruit Dessert

DESSERT AS Latin Ameri-
cans know it is very often fresh
raw fruit. The South Americans
say we do too many things with
our fruit. They prefer it served
plain in a large bowl, each pro-
vided with a fruit plate and
knife and finger bowl for the
onslaught.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

FLUFFY CAKE with snow
white frosting -topped with rich
dark chocolate is an enticing
dessert 10 serve to guests. Pre-
pare cake-allow 10 cool and
Top with seven-minute frosting
When this is sufficiently set
n6our over II smooth chocolate
HUGE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
LOSE WEIGHT BY CUTTING CALoRIES

WHAT difference between the Mrs Stout looks and
the she COULD look in her Fall outfit!
That's often when you pile calories at meals.
Every 1000 caore system doesn't need you
Innrru ,lnN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Singing Stars
To Entertain
At School

A GALA program is being
planned for the next meeting
of The Detroit Times Homemade
ers Club which Will be held
Tuesday in the fifth floor audi
forum of The Detroit Times
Building. Doors open at /. The
program starts at 100.
On the educational side, Pru-
dence Penny will prepare COM
plete budget meal which will
include meat balls. carrot and
raisin salad and steamed choco-
late pudding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
PREVENT STICKING

TO PREVENT chocolate from
sticking 10 pan, grease the pan
thoroughly before putting IN the
chocolate
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Equipment Left to School

wAYNESBORO Va, Oct. "a
Especial Equipment in the pri-
vate chemistry laboratory of the
late w. H. Gardner has been be-
uueathed to Fishburne Military
School, it was disclosed today. Mr.
Gardner, president of Gardner Mill
ing Co. and developer of severa,
leather tanning extracts, was preSi-
dent Of Fishburne Military School
Inc, and former Mayor OF
WayneSboro.
Mexico City's radio patrol is war
RING IN allt0 thieves
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
lula Battle Now Serious

LONDON, Nov. 21 "A Moscow Radio tonight, picked up here, said serious situation has developed in the battle at Tula, 100 miles south, where the Russians had re- ported the Germans were halted during the past few days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
ARMY REFUSES TO COOPERATE
 IN WAGE WORK
Col. Dunn Says Engineers Won't Reply to Labor
 Division Enquiries

Refusal of the U. s. Army Dis trict Engineers Office at Seattle to reply to inquiries by the Alaska Division of Labor about back wages owed workers on Alaskan defense projects was announced today by Steve McCutcheon, chief clerk Of the division.
 Protests by several former en- ployees of the Army Engineers Corps, who were unable to eollect' wages earned at the Yakutat air field project, caused McCutcheon to take action in their cases sev- eral weeks ago. Three Juneau men were subsequently, paid a total of $579.75 by the Seattle office, some of the money involved being sent to McCutcheon to deliver.
 However, Col. B. c. Dunn, in charge of the Seattle offices, now has informed the Division of La bor that his office lin the future will be unable to reply to com- munications from the Territorial office regarding back wages. Dunn suggested in telegram to Mc- Cutcheon that claimants of back wages be advised to contact the Seattle office directly. It was fail .ure of the Seattle office to reply to individual claims which origin ally brought action by the Terri torial authority.
 Maybe they can't reply to our communications, McCutcheon said, but that isn't going to halt the communications! If laboring man is owed money by anybody and can't collect it, it's the specific duty of this division to help him
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21

the telegram from Archbishop Kaila arrived. And Archbishop Kaila has not been in touch with the Church Council prior to his telegraphic message.
 The new modern construction is expected to be complete by Janu- ary 1942. It is located on Lincoln Street, in the heart of Sitka's business district, which central To- cation will afford easy accessibility to the Seamen's Mission and read ing room planned for the basement of the church. The R. D. Peterman Construction Company is the gen. eral contractor for the structure, and the architecture was planned by the H. B. Foss Company, of Juneau.
 Immediately preceding the lay ing of the cornerstone, services will be held in the Coliseum Theatre, where Pastor Dowler will deliver a sermon entitled "Cornerstones of Faith" The order of worship com mences at II o'clock Sunday morn- ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
TYRONE POWER, LINDA DApNEIL
 STAR TOGETHER
Mark of Zorro" at 2Ofh Century Flashing Story
 of Old California

Out of the black of night rides bold masked adventurer, his sword striking terror in every heart his flashing smile and reckless daring winning the loveliest senor- ita in all of Old California;
 It's Tyrone Power in The Mark of Zorro" his latest starring pie ture for 20th Century Fox, which is playing at the 20th Century Theatre with Linda Darnell and Basil sRathbone at the head ot the featured cast. Tn this most famous of all screen roles, Power scores, while Linda is lovelier than anyone you have ever seen on the screen.
 Boosting the most spectacular action and sword play the screen has seen in many a moon, Powers role is crammed with hard riding furious fighting, ardent romance and climaXed by an unforgettably realistic duel with Basil Rath- bone.
 Rathbone has a ready made role as a deep-dyed villain. Gale Son. dergaard scores as the vain, fir tatious wife of the wicked alcalde, and others who shine in the superb cast include Eugene Palette as Fray Felipe, J. Edward Bromberg as the alcalde, Montagu Love, Janet Beecher, Robert Lowery and Chris-Pin Martin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
Legion Juniors Hold
 Elections; Plan. for
 December Activities

Eileen Hellan was elected Presi- dent of the newly reorganized Am erican Legion Auxiliary Juniors at the meeting of members held We'd nosday afternoon in the Dugout. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. w. J. Manthey.
 Other elections were as follows First Vice-President, Florence Dob- sen; Second President, Claire Olson; Secretary, Dorothea Hen drickson; Treasurer, Pat Davis i; Historian, Harriet Stonehouse; Sergeant-at-Arms, Connie Davis ; and Chaplain, Carol Olson.
 Plans for Christmas party and other activities for December will be made at the next meeting, which will take place Friday, November 28. Members will meet in the home of Mrs. A. w. Stewsrt in the 2Oth Century Apartments just after school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
THANKSGIVING NOW
 sM HAPPY MEMORY

.
 With Old Sol beaming down on Juneau after a stretch of rainy weather, local residents took ad- vantage of the fine weather to call on friends yesterday and extend Thanksgiving greetings. Several resi- dents held open house for their friends. and other informal calling was done A
 Every person on the Channel either entertained guests and mem bers of their families or took part in dinner parties traditionally over flowing with huge turkeys and all the trimmings. Today towsnpeopl' appeared to be still suffering with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
 ikeefsTonighi

st1' :,
 City business which has piled up for the past month is due to be sort ed out tonight when the long delayed meeting of the City Council is held, beginning at pm. in the City Hall.
 Postponed previously, the meeting was made possible when Ernest Par sons last week, returned from a business trip to Sitka, where he operates an electric supply shop With Mayor Harry I. Lucas and Councilman Harry Lee in the States, the absence of Parsons previously prevented the first scheduled Coun- cil session of the month from being held because the city fathers lacked quorum to conduct business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21

Ca1enonies in keeping with the celebration of the founding of the church in Sitka will be held with 2cg. EugA Dowler, pastor, officiat- ing. Army Chaplain Lieut.. Charles R. Culpepper, Of Fort Ray, will de- liver a message, as will Mayor J. J. Conway and other civic leaders.
 A message of congratulations was received by Pastor Dowlsr from Archbishop Kaila of Finland, which read as follows: One hun- dred years having passed on No vember 8 since laying of foun- dation stone of Finnish Church in Sitka, when Flnnish-born Etholin was Colony Governor, and Cyg- naeus was first pastor of Lutheran Church of Finland Send you and congregation sincere wishes Of peace and blessing. hoping you will continue to follow Holy traditions Of cur Fathers. CSigned) Kaila, Archbishop of Finland
 Other communications have been received from Lutheran bodies throughout the States.
 Birthday Dedication
 Pastor DoWler states that in se- lectiug November g as the day for the dedication and cornerstone lay ing the Church Council, at meet ing held two months ago, did not realize that the date selected CO., incided with the one hundredth birthday of the Sitka church until
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
SlTKALUTHERANS DEDICATE CHURCH;
 LAY CORNERSTONE

SITKA, Alaska, Nov. 21.-On the one hundredth anniversary of the Sitka Lutheran Church the cor her stone of the new church build ing will be laid next Sunday, Mo- ve,nher B.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
MURDER DRAMA
 AND COMEDY IN
 DOUBLE FEATURE
Capitol Showing Danger on Wheels and Thou
 Shalt Nof Kill" Now

A gripping story of human heart break is brought to the screen in Thou Shalt Not Kill" Republic drama which opens today at the Capitol Theatre.
 Dealing with the problems of a maladjusted young man, ostracized by society which does not under stand him, it follows his downfall and his ultimate regeneration at the hands of a kindly and sym pathetic minister.
 Realistic in treatment, the story of Allen Stevens might be the story of any boy who, finding himself out Of harmony with an environ ment that is new and strange to him, seeks companionship and un- derstanding from esirabl e sources.
 Involved, at length, in an un- savory murder case, the wisdom of the minister alone saves him from death on the gallows.
 Charles Biakford turns in a penetrating and unforgettable per- formance, as Reverend Chris.
 In the second feature, auto-rac- ing, one of the most thrilling and dangerous of sports, affords the story basis for Richard Arlen and Andy Devines newest co-starring picture, Danger on Wheels" Com edy and romance are blended with spectacular racing scenes in this new Universal production.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
Daughter Born to
 Sundborg Family

It was a real Thanksgiving yester- day for George Sundborg, planning technician of the National Resources Planning Board, when a radiogram informed him that he had become the father of an eight-pound baby girl.
 To be christened Rosemary, the new member of the Sundborg fam fly was born at Hoquiam, Washing ton, where Mrs. Sundborg's family resides. Mrs. Sundborg went south in company with her sister, recent visitor in Juneau, about six weeks ago.
 Rosemary is ths first daughter to be born to the Sundborgs and will have two older brothers to act as protectors.
 The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aSka newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21

the effects of overeating, but glaz- ed and happy look is upon their faces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
Sons of Norway 10
 Have Third Party;
 Meeting Saturday

Holding the third in the series of card parties, the Sons of Norway invite the public to take part in the games tomorrow night at. 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall, the pro- ceeds of which will be sent to the Norwegian fund raised to purchase airplanes.
 Prior to the party, the group will hold meeting at o'clock, and several new candidates may be in itiated. A. Haugrud, organizer from San Francisco, will conduct the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21

Soy beans and byproducts, Si- berian timber and dried fish are the principal exports of Vladi- vostok.
 Civilian air raid deaths for all England in the first eight months Of 1941 total 19,078.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
Four Generations
 Present at Dinner

When guests assembled at the Thanksgiving dinner yesterday in the home of MT. and Mrs. Stanley Rekosh, four generations were rep resented: Mrs. Mary Kemmerling, mother of Mrs. L. M. Ritter and Mrs D. B. Femmer; MT and Mrs. Raymond Haydon tHelen Ritter), Grant Ritter and MT. and Mrs. Rekosh's small daughter Elizabeth Ann and Mary Agnes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-21
.Dr. Hull 10 Address
 Physicians al Meet

Dr. Frank E. Hull, Red Cross physician, will be guest speaker Monday night at meeting of the Juneau Medical Society The phy- sicians will meet at o'clock in the Juneau Health Center.
 Routine business will be taken up by the group, and then Dr. Hull will speak on the part the private phy- sician will play in national defense emergencies.