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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-11

with Endorsement Of the once of
Production Management, Transpor-
tation Coordination, Price Aminis-
tration and Consumer Supply. It
mentioned only the possibility of
shortages for home use, and men
toned no probability of deficiency
in the supply for defense industry.
The counsel warned against pan
icky buying at high prices" saying
that reports had been received of
price jumps up to IS and 40 cents
ton In some Eastern fields.
Henderson Issues Statement.
In a statement accompanying the
appeal, Leon Henderson, price adj
ministrator, said:
THE chief headache in the btu
minous goal situation-and it is
serious one-is to see to 1t that this
bulk commodity, which is more than
80 per cent of the total rail traffic
of the Nation, is moved from the
mines to the consumers with a min
imum interference with the move
ment of other commodities that
must be moved If national defense is
to be accelerated without Interrupt
ton.
Every coal consumer who has the
storage space and the money can do
his bit for the Nation by ordering
and taking delivery during the sum-
mer months. Orders should be
placed now and delivery taken as
soon as producers, distributors and
retailers can move the coal"
The greatest danger Of coal short
ages was said to be in the East,
some portions of the Middle West
and numerous localities where coal
Is not moved by truck.
While the petroleum and coal sup
ply problems were tackled on the
Washington front, Chairman Leland
Odds of the Federal Power Commits
sion continued his tour OF the coun-
try in an effort to find new means
of co-ordinating power supply in an
effort to meet the pressing de-
mands Of defense industry. The
commission and the O. P. M, have
warned that restrictions on power
use may soon be established in some
sections as a defense measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-11

lost, enters the new Europe knocked
down and bruised she will not rise
again and We and our children will
live in misery and the hate which
war begetS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-11

Second "a superb new
blend of the worlds choicest
tobaccos.
Try Beech-Nut today.
Get more cigarette pleasure
for your money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-11
OTHER GOOD OILS 0UTDIsTANCED JAZZ TO 1917
AN Impartial test in Death Valley Desert 279 it. Below eve
cars Destroyed to give you Economy data beyond any Qbes

By oIL-PLATING the engine and inhibiting
-checking-the worst effect of oil pollu-
ton, one fill of new Conoco Nth motor oil
lasted 13,3988 miles. Certified. You
wouldn't put your own car through such
third-degree-any more than you'd keep
starting up in high gear even though you
can do it.
You'll never want to exceed the recon-.
mended distance between drains But know
ing that new Conoco Nth oil lasted 74To to
1919 longer than other oils tested, see how
little you add between drains. At Your Mile
age Merchants Conoco station today
change to your correct Summer grade of
popular priced new Conoco Nth motor oil.
Continental Oil Company-Pioneers in
Bettering Americas oil With Synthetics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-11

u. 8. Patent No. 2,21S,132 has pages of
fine print telling exactly what is new about
the new Conoco motor oil named
coNoco M MOTOR OIL
quarts of this same new Conoco Nth
motor oil that you can buy today, lasted
13,39s.8 miles in a regular stock coupe
under lock and under scrutiny every minute.
1898 miles up and down Death Valley.
Sand and sagebrush. Lowest land on our
Hemisphere. Highest extremes of heat in
our U.S.A.
other we'll known oils were given
exactly the same chance as new Conoco Nth
motor oil.
The identical new cars used were
broken-in alike, after engines were taken
apart for the Referee, to double-check uni
formity. Cars, tune-ups, tire pressures,
speeds, uphills and downhils, and all other
factors were the same for all-impartially.
Engines were under lock. Qualified authori-
ties eyed everything always.
The test was simple and stern
Each car got its regulation 5-quart fill of
some one competing oil and was run at
57-mile speed, without any added oil, till
the engine smashed up or famed up. New
Conoco Nth motor oil went 10, 1858 miles.
Certified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-11

The Bureau Of the Census reports
an average of 442 persons to the
square mile in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-11
Besides, new conoco NJ motor oil
gives engines 0IL-PlATING!

0tO1IcIcO The Engine Destruction Test in Death
OIN IL lIO Valley testing Continental Oil Com
panys motor oil and five other well known advertised
competitive brands, closely observed by and my
assistants during the preparation of the feet and during
the entire period of the test.
The five competitive brands bought by retail
and handled only under observation. Closest possible
uniformity attained in the and driving conditions
hereby certify that the work and thoroughly
=: :: /: :::: IT,: A&
Consulting Engineer who during Academic yeor Is
Professor OF Avemoivs Engineering. Purdue University
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-11
The Magic Of Prestige

When an obituary notice reads:
Services will be held at Gawler's
Chapel, 1850 Penna, Ave, NV" it is
advance assurance to friends Of the
family of flawlessly conducted flu
neral services, in an environment of
refinement and good taste Such is
the magic of GaWler prestige.
You are invited to use our Refresh
ingly Aforementioned Establishment
which is recognized as one of
Americas outstanding funeral homes
for the services, without extra
charge. Doing so relieves your own
home of all tension and sad re-
minderS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-11

vert the armistice into a final peace
treaty.
Admiral Darlan acknowledged
that "the signature of a definite
peace remains difficult so long as the
great problems posed by the pres
ent conflict have not been solved. >"
OF Frances position in a Nazi
new Europe, Admiral Darlan as
serted that unless the nation recog-
nized the necessity of cooperation
he feared a disastrous peace for
France"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-11

i. Drivers kept
switching around to
equalize even the
human factors.
4. Waterl Water!
Death Valley
dries up men much
faster than it dried
up Conoco Nth oil!
8. Cars such as
you might own -
tested to the death,
under Impartial OBJ
servation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-11
Appeals for National Unity.

For France not to carry out the
armistice Loyalty and give the vic
tor reason to denounce it would be-
equivalent to suicide for herself and
her empire" he warned.
IF we don't obtain an honorable
peace, If France with numbers of
departments amputated, with i'm
portant territories across the sea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-11

Not another oil came within 1888 miles
of that. One prominent oil was outlasted all
of s,26s.6 miles by new Conoco Nth motor
oil. Certified.
The reasons are straight and simple
New Conoco Nth motor oil, as detailed in
U. S. Patent No. 2,21s,132, contains THAI
kene inhibitor, new synthetic. .man-made
by Conoco.
Now in your own language, an inhibition
is something that restraints you-checks
you. And Thialkene inhibitor checks the ef-
feet of poisons always formed in the normal
operation of every car engine. Instead of
fostering" weakening, and passing out.
this oil is scientifically prepared to keep its
health, so that the engine can do the same
"a good way to keep up the oil-level.
Besides, new conoco Nj motor oil
gives engines 0IL-PLATING!
Long the keystone of Conoco success, OIL
PLATING comes from another Conoco syn
thetic -. U. S. Patent No. 1,944, 941.) Its
magnet-like action keeps oIL-PLATING
bonded to inner engine parts. Then it can't
all drain down-not even overnight-not
while you're using Conoco Nth. That's why
oIL-PLATING stays on guard against wear
in advance!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
Coreopsis
Survives
Hot Days
By AMATEUR GARDENER

COREOPSIS ARE gay, easily
grown, make excellent bouquets
and will stand dry weather.
They produce daisy-like flowers
from about this time of year
right on through the Summer
and Fall until frost.
Their colors are yellow, ma
room and crimson, and they
come in single and double
forms. There are tall varieties
and dwarf types for edgings.
They require a sunny loca-
ton to bring out their colors.
They will grow in almost any
kind of garden soil.
The annual is sometimes
called Calliopsis, while some
gardeners claim that Coreopsis
is the name Of the perennial
type.
The seeds OF this plant, and
the perennial seeds for next
seasons flowers can be planted
now, should be sown directly in
the garden where they are to
grow, for the one thing this
little plant does not like is being
transplanted. The perennial
type can be divided. Cuttings
can also be made from parts of
the stem from the growth that
was, made during the Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
What Would Life
Be Without Father?
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

LIFE WITH FATHER IL al
ways a troublesome business.
Mother cries gallons of tears
and she becomes practically a
Philadelphia lawyer in learning
TO deal with him. The children
scatter like flies when they see
him coming up the walk, for
father Is a man OF firm convic-
tons with no hesitancy about
carrying them out.
Takes a clever woman TO
smooth his wrinkled brow and
see that the wheels of domes-
ITCHY are running smoothly so
as not TO aggravate the tired
business man.
II she's successful, they all
love him in spite Of his faults
. maybe because OF them, for
after all father is pretty sweet
at times.
You've only to see the play at
the Cass Theater entitled just
that Life With Father &.
TO realize what a dear he really
is no matter how loud he
banks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10

point -. Sunday Is Fathers
Day.
So no matter what an old
crouch you think he is, remem-
Der Father has a great many
worries on his shoulders. People
have been batting him around
all year at the office. Many's
the time he'd have quit the darn
job if it weren't for Mother and
you young ones depending on
him.
When he was a young lad
father wanted TO travel
around the world. 1t would
have been wonderful but
then he met Mother, and there
he is. with his nose to the grind
stone. He likes it, Of course, but
he may still be harboring the
secret longing TO have a little
fun 90, 60 places and do things.
Here's 10 Dad
Sometimes Father is beset
with an inferiority complex /.
the children don't love him /.
they merely love their mother
indeed he often wonders if
Mother loves him. the way she
seems to pounce on him.
So, let's dedicate Sunday.
June 18th -. to Father. Let's
give him a hug and great big
kiss 80. and some new neckties
-. some fishing apparatus, a
new camera, silk pajamas, a
beautiful new house coat, soma
sport togs, golf clubs what.
ever your purse will stand for,
according to his taste.
Or you could take him to the
show and let him see himself
as others see him for we'll
bet many a fathers ribs are
sore from being poked by the
little woman as Father
Day puts on a show exactly like
mealtime in any mans home.
Life with Father may be trou-
blesome-but what would ii be
without him7 Pretty empty.
you'd find.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
Fether Day

We have never laughed harder
In our life than watching the
antics OF Father Day. He roars
like a lion at the slightest prov
ocation. Poor mother -. he'll
gladly give her SO and he
doesn't care what she buys with
Il, but heaven help her IL she
fails to properly itemize her GO
penditures. He's not stingy ..s
not by a joyful he's merely
a fiend for bookkeeping.
A Mans Job
Father rules the roost. That's
a mans job. seq he but
when Mother thinks he's gone
far enough, she says quite firmly
"Oh, no you don't, Clare d. Z.
I won't ALLOW IT," and
Father folds up like an UNI
brella.
''Father'll never let you do
that" pipes up one of the red
headed young Days.
Whereupon Mother turns on
him most severely Dom
ever let me hear you criticize
your father" she says.
Fathers Dsyl
There's something for refiec-
ton. Never let the children
think for a moment they are in
a house divided. Handling
Father is YOUR Job "a. not the
children's.
And now we come to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
Shopping Tips on Linens
For The June Bride
By PRUDENCE PENNY

IN MOTHERS day most
every girl had hope chest =.
one which held the accumula-
ton OF many years work. To-
day. however. girls hesitate to
gather things long in advance
OF marriage. for styles do
change.
Therefore. UP until the last
three or four months before her
wedding the bride-to-be may
have little other than an occa-
sional bridge set. piece OF
needlepoint. or maybe an afghan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
eanIiness
Important

THE SMART girl knows that
cleanliness Is the first law OF
identifying. She Is a demon
scrubber and the result is that
she looks as fresh as a dew
washed rose.
All over the human frame
thousands of little oil geysers
are at work so that the skin
will not dry out and fake. This
film Of oil attracts dust and
that's not nice to think about.
1t stands to reason that one
cannot be in beauty form with
out the daily overhauling with
soap and water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
South American
Fashions

MONA MARIS, at the mo-
ment portray1ng Il German spy
in Underground" spies on other
nations for her fashion inspira-
ton. She was the first 10 intro.
duce her native South American
serape jacket.
They're meant for Stacks and
have bright matching belts. Now
Mona is adopting the Oriental
themes as well. She has a wide
brimmed hat Of rough yellow
straw with crown suggesting a
pagoda. It's spaced with gros-
grain ribbon 10 soften the sill
houette and is worn with a
print.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10

TO DRESS up your chairs in
style, choose this lovely knitted
chair set. It's done on two
needles in mercerized cotton.
You'll be proud of your handi-
work.
Now's the time to get started
Pattern 1881 contains directions
for making set; illustrations Of
it and stitches; photograph OF
pattern stitch; materials re-
quired.
Send TEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern to the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich. Owing to customs regula-
tons, orders for patterns to Ca
madam destinations cannot be
filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
Oil Treatment

1T Is IMPORTANT that the
scalp should be kept free of dead
skin scales.
The scalp surface, to be
healthy, should be as smooth as
that of the complexion.
It can be kept that way by
applying hot mineral oil the
night before the shampoo. by
faithfulness to the 5-minute
scalp friction at the bedtime
identifying fiesta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
IvoRY'S PLEDGE
TO MOTHERS AND BABIES

I'VE have tested every white floating soap
that is being prominently brought TO the
attention of the public through radio,
newspaper or billboard advertising -
testins by a method approved by emil
nent dermatologists. These tests show
Ivory Soap is definitely milder than any
other widely advertised white floating
Soap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10

she's knitted in her spare mo-
ments.
If you're a career girl, you'll
have a lot of fun shopping
around on your noon hour per-
hapS picking up a gay luncheon
set, clever colorful dish towels
or even lovely bath towels.
II you have a laundering for
colored sheets and pillow cases
with a monogram OF embroid-
cred edging. a couple will no
doubt be included for special
occasion use.
Too you can save by watch
Ing sales and picking up cute
and unusual things 10 make that
new home particularly bright
and interesting right from the
start.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10

Today let's jot down the linens
needed with points to con-
slider in selection.
For the kitchen you'll need Is
dish towels, six kitchen hand
towels, four dish cloths, four
cloths for cleaning up the kitchen
and four pot holders.
The dish towels should not be
less than 30 inches in length. II
you're buying material by the
yard, figure a yard for each
towel. Cotton towels may hold
colored designs better. but
stains may be removed more
easily from linen ones.
For the bathroom you'll want
for each person six or more bath
towels, hand towels and wash
cloths. Also include 6 10 IL
guest towels, two bath mats and
a shower curtain.
The bath towels, of course,
will be turkish but some
folks prefer linen hand towels.
Then there are those who like a
few turkish guest towels rather
than linen ones ..s so take your
choice.
For Bedroom
Musts for the bedroom include
for each bed two mattress pads,
six or more sheets, two or more
blankets and spread. Figure
four pillow cases or more for
each pillow.
When buying sheets be sure
that they are marked torn size
and are made for the type OF
bed you wish to use them on ..
whether twin, three-quarter or
full size. Twin beds require II
by 10S inches, three-quarter and
full require 81 or 90 by los
inches. For pillows p by %
inches, use cases as by 40h
inches.
TOMORROW WE will talk
about other household needs for
the brids-to-be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
Color Scheme

Whether you're building a
hope chest over a long or short
period. you should decide on a
definite color scheme for each
room in the house. This not
only enables you TO have every
thing in harmony. but it helps
your friends in selecting shower
gifts and wedding presents later.
In outlining the bride-to-be's
needs we have in mind the
average girl, marrying a young
man with a moderate income
and planning TO live either in
an apartment or small house.
They. like all UP and coming
newlyweds, will have some en-
pertaining to do requiring
an extra towel or two and
maybe one or two larger sized
kattlesl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10

TOMORROW WE will talk
about other household needs for
the BRIDE to-be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
Ivory SOAP is MILDER
(kinder to skim than any other
widely advertised floating SOAP

DO YOU, like millions Of other women, say II like
Ivory Soap because trust its purity and miIdncss."
Lady, you're right! And there's new evidence to prove
It. We have tested every widely advertised white
floating SOAP These tests show that pure Tory Soap
e definitely nilder.
Today Ivory Soap Is -quicker-sudsing-
than it was just few years ago. But Ivoys Wilderness
IL naturanohng has been added to create artificial
wilderness. You get Ivorys extrs-sudsiness with no
loss OF the famous Ivory purity and mildness.
Remember-its easy to buy soap less mild than
Ivory. But for your babys skin, your complexion,
why not continue to trust Ivory-the soap that SO
many doctors advise?M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-10
New Paiamas
Abbreviated
OLeng+h
BY JOAN DEAN

FRESH AND COOL lingerie
that will prove refreshing and
comfortable for hot Summer
nights, is what you're seeking
at the moment. Nothing in
heavy satin or even rayon crepe.
but nightwear of thin sheer
cotton.
Cottons are wonderful for
daytime suits and evening for
mails. And they're equally Won
derful for nightgowns and pa
jarnas.
IF YOU'RE planning vaca-
ton trip you'll want 10 take
along plenty of pretty nighties
of sheer batiste. They're so sim
pie to launder. and look crisp
and charming at all times.
They're just as smart for stay
at-homes to wear. too. Detroit
gets warm weather in June, July
and August - or hadn't you
thought about that?
SHORT SLEEPERS are the
newest And are they COM
fortabler Just ask the girl who
wears EN-! They're the new
abbreviated pajamas. which re-
ssmble shorts or play suits moro
than anything else, and come
IN different lengths.
The shortie one-piece outfits
We like best are a cross between
q pinafore and a pfaysuit, IN
dainty printed batiste, lace
trimmed with legs that are
about the length Of long shorts.
PAULETTE GODDARD Is the
Eirl who's started new style by
Wearing shorts for evening. She
startled Hollywood by appearing
In a night club in satin and
sequin-embroidered outfit that
hit her we'll above the knees.
so II we're 10 have shorts for
formal evening. we might az
well have them for slumber
wear, too!
BARE-MIDRIFF NIGHTIES
are equally eeei, however Those
in gay lowered batiste will be
perfect choice for Summer.
The latest model comes with
morning glories in deep blue on
pink, or with red blossoms on
blue or aqua on yellow. A full
skirt and sleeved bra top
makes this a smart fashion.
Speaking of gowns-there's
another fullskirted style with
low-cut square decolletage that's
a honey. The Stars and Stripes
Forever. IL might be called. for
II comes in red or flag blue and
white striped batiste with stars
on the white braid trimming the
bodice.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-20

brides father, Edward c. FAIRIES, in
this town, when Elmer M. Webb, of
the Train Dispatcher's office at
Clayton, and Miss Elizabeth Hast
ings FAIRIES were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony by Rev George
S. Conoway, of Marydel, uncle of
the bride. To the tune of the Men
delssohn's wedding march played
by c. Virgil Gordon, the bridal
party descended to the room occu-
pied by the guests the ushers, DR.
Bartholomew, of Philadelphia, Will
liam E. FAIRIES, brother of the bride
]. r.. Donovan of Clayton, and Ben
ton N. Weldon, of this town, in the
lead; Immediately following them
was the maid of honor, Clara Como
way of Marydel. Then came the
candidates who took their position
under a large umbrella with a
large lemon tree Immediately at
their rear, the whole forming an in
Iteresting group. The close of the
ceremony was the signal for con-
gratulations, which were hearty
and took some time. Ere this was
fully over, the company, consisting
of fifty or sixty persons were invit-
ed to the refreshment room, which
seemed to be fully enjoyed. The
happy couple took tthe 3.56 train
for trip north.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-20
STATE ARTWEEK
IS OBSERVED
Exhibition of Articles Created
by Delaware Artists
on Display
NAME COMMITTEE

Delaware is participating in Ma
tional Art Week through an exhi-
bition sale of arts and crafts of
Delaware artists, sponsored by the
Delaware Festival of the Arts
Committee, in the space formerly
occupied by the ]. A. Montgomery
Insurance Company in the dupont
Building on Tenth STREET., Will
mington. There will be great as
sortment of paintings, water colors,
drawings and etchings, besides jew
elry, pottery and woven articles
such as ties and scarfs, all created
by Delaware artists. Invitations
have been extended the following
to serve as chairmen for the OBJ
servance in their respective COM
munities: Donald Stephens, Arden;
Mrs. George Woodkeeper, Black
bird; Mrs. Douglas t. Davidson,
Claymont; Mrs. Harry Boggs, Clay
ton; Mrs. Mildred Beach, Delmar;
Miss Betty Harrington, Dover; Miss
Nellie Hughes, FELTON,; Mrs. Ray
mond Long, Frankford; Mrs. Clar-
ence Person, Frederica; Mrs. James
M. Tunnel, Georgetown; Mrs. AL
win Booker, Greenwood; Vincent
Guacciro, Harrington; Mrs. Henry
Mitchell, Hockessin; Mrs. Gertrude
Lewis, Laurel; Mrs. James Beebe,
Lewes; Mrs. Helen Hopkins, Mid
dletown; Mrs. Dorothy Hall, Mil
ford; Mrs. Blaine Atkins, Millsboro;
Miss Winifred Hopkins, Milton;
Mrs. Cyrus L. Day, Newark; Laus-
sat R. Rogers, New Castle; Mrs. S.
c. Lomax, Newport; Mrs. John B.
McCabe, Rehoboth; Fred VOCAL,
Rehoboth; Mrs. Roland Wright,
Seaford; Mrs. Wilfred Adkins, Sell
byville; Mrs. Joseph Berry, Smyr-
ma and Mrs. ]. Warren Marshall,
Yorklyn.