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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

Comes IN, and Find What Your
AUG. e8 TO SEPT. r.

Comes In, and Find What Yom
AUG. e8 TO SEPT. %
VUgo-Though today may not
be a cinch, generally speaking,
much can be accomplished in in
telligent pursuits, particularly
professional fields. Don't be too
ponderous; take a bright, cheer
full attitude.
SEPT. ~ TO OCT. %
Libra - Indications favorable
for your inherent talents and
especially for all mental tasks.
OCT. 20 TO NOV. %
ScOrpio-If possible, finish
ineompleted urgent matters i'm
order TO enjoy n pleasant diver
sion later! Writers, journalists,
actors, musicians managers Of
Restaurants, hotels and Clubs
among the most favored.
NOV. 20 TO DEC. 22
Sdgittdrius-Your star aspects
are more favorable than most
Zodiacal folks today. You can,
through your own efforts and
initiative, make unusual head
way: be patient about results.
Romance needs tact.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
BY Frances Drake
ar Outlook Is, According 10 the Stars

Outlook Is, According TO the Stars
DEC. % TO JAN. n
Observation-Disclosures issues
or overstraining yourself won't
do. Better "a act calmly and
reasonably and be content with
even slight, if true, achievement.
JAN. p TO FEB. 90.
Aquarius 49, Y our particular
work, routine affairs and minor
matters in general are among
the most sponsored items this
none-too-easy day. Make time
for some healthy recreation.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisccs-Similar influences ex-
ist for you as for Aquarians and
Scorpions. Please note advice
rendered them.
A CHILD horn IN Lhis-aa.4,
Very sensitive and will react
quickly 10 praise or rebufFs. Has
a fine sense Of balance when
rightly developed. Venus. ruling
p n /, governs musicians,
artists, poets. actors, writer's,
designers. This sign has slso
produced lawyers. florists. gar
deners, breeders Of live stock.
Copyright. 1871, KIM Features synd.. IDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Friday, September 26. 1871
Look h w. seetion Your BLrthdal
For Saturday, September 81.
MARCH n TO APRIL 20

1850
For Saturday, September 81.
MARCH n TO APRIL 20
Aries-Today friendly for per-
sonal affairs and routine matters
Rlthough there may be a ten
|ency 10 feel down or indisposed
~at times.
APRILN2f TO MAY 20
Tamus-Today offers oppor-
tunities for increase in income
and urges you 10 use your initia-
tive and fine capability 10 further
your own and your employers
and associates interests.
MAY Fl TO JUNE 2I
Gemini-During the daylight
hours considerable conflicting vi
brations tend TO make today both
irritating and interesting.
LLNE 22 TO JULY %
Cdhcer-If convenient, and
without neglecting urgent duties,
indulge a wholesome sport or
other outdoor activity.
JULY ~ TO AUGUST %
Leo--Money matters, expend!-
lures and investments generally
require special attention To avoid
errors, overindulgence, wasteful
moves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Simple Instructions
For Washing Corduroy

SIMPLICITY AND sass are
featured in the new Fall and
Winter corduroy dresses and
suits. The colors. too. are equally
exciting gorgeous shades of
blue. green, wine. purple.
And. 10 vary the wardrobe.
there are more conventional but
always smart browns. beige,
grays and black.
Aeele" Fabric
This attractive. sturdy ma
terial has reached new high i'm
popularity 49, il was never 50
much ih the limelight OF fashion
as IL is this season.
And aside from It's chic and
durability and the fact that II
is an ageless material (equally
appropriate for the school girl
as il is for grandma, II is wash
able. A requisite much in de-
rnand by ttIe modern wUnHan.
The American Institute OF
Laundering. which Is the testing
authority for various textile
companies and professional laun-
dries throughout the country.
has conducted tests of many of
the new cordurOys.
They have tested both the
neutral and more conventional
eolors, and the high fashion
bright and deep shades, and
found that they launder salts
factorily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

The fugiuves, such as the
reds, greens puppies bright blue
and the like. should be laun-
dered separately
Procedure
This is the procedure Of the
professional laundry in The re-
conditioning Of corduroy. Soft
water Of low temperature, that
Is. not exceeding 100 degrees
Fahrenheit and a mild soap are
the medium for the suds baths.
The garment Is swished about
carefully in five three-minute
suds and then given four three
minute rinses. Corduroy is never
twisted or wrung, as this pro-
duccs unwanted creases and
wrinkles.
Gentle dunkings in the suds
and rinses are the correct treat
UFnr for SATISFACTORY results
with this fabric
At the laundry, corduroy is
air dried and then steam
pressed But the Laundry 1nsti-
tutc reports that good results
were also obtained by the air.
drying alone-without the press
ing.
They also reported that. il
properly A n q ied corduroy
shrinkage is quite negligible,
and the garment will look as
good AS new after laundering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Home Decoration
Home Decoration
Correlated Schemes Aid
In Harmonizing Colors
BY WILLIAM X. CLARKE


THERE IS an idea on the
market you should look into
before you tackle your next
decorating enterprise. II is an
idea Which X seem more and
more in home furnishing stores,
and which is planned to help
YOU in your color problems.
The reference is TO the So
called Correlated Schemes.
HArmonirine
This term, correlated, simply
means relating, or blending to-
gether.- cnlnrs which -rriiiiii cor71-
plement each other and 60 to
make up a better scheme.
The planning is done by styl-
lists trained in color and the
results are most interesting.
1t is possible. for example. 10
select a drapery fabric which
appealS- to .yeti- ia eeleF and de
sign, and if 1t belongs TO
correlated group you may be
sure there are a whole line of
upholstery materials available
70 harmonic with il in both
color and texture.
Wallpapers
Or IL is more recently pos
sible 10 choose a wallpsper fer
the living room. and have ready
10 hand blending paper for
the hall and another for the
dining room.
Particularly is this helpful
where you want an outstanding
pattern in the dining room,
smart stripe in the living room
and a scenic paper in the hall
which will complement both
without clashing with either.
1t is, unquestionahly. an idea
OF great value 10 the home
maker. II will save time in
putting together a color scheme
OF fabrics. time in selecting
harmonizing choice Of wallpa-
pers.
That much II will do. but be-
ware OF relying on the theory
overmuCh.
One Drawback
There is one great drawback:
The correlated room schemes
lack. necessarily. your particu-
lar individuality. lnaSmuCh as
they were planned primarily for
color harmony and general dis
tribution, IL follows that some
care should be taken by YOU
before adopting a scheme 20
i ~ X SsgEet.=d- for
you, in your home.
The very simplicity Of the
idea, inviting a complete adop-
ton of readyrnade scheme. in
vites also a dangerous lack of
individuality and originality.
And in those two character
istlcS lie the secret of every
truly successful interior.
How. then, should the unde-
niable advantages Of these cor
related schemes be put 10 use?
Consider Color
First. of course. nv determine
Ing the basic color most flatter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

ing to your personality. This
YOU doubtless have an idea of at
the outset, having chosen
clothes for years partly for
their fattery OF color.
Second, by determining the
goal Of the room you want,
whether livable and Informal.
or restrained and formal. and
selecting the fabrics best suited
TO encourage this effect.
II a room is 10 be formal, the
natural choice leans toward cot
tony textures and prints; II il
is 70 he formal, damasks and
silks and brocatelles fall in line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Personal Touch

Third. and finally, Introduce
a color accent Of your own. You
need not fear TO do this. be-
cause, remember. these CORE
lated groups were planned for
an appeal 10 the general taste.
and while perfect so far as they
60. need a final dash of color
accent TO show TO proper adj
vantage.
Be careful OF this accent. IF
you arc IN doubt. get profess
sionsl advice Introduced cor
rectly II will lift your scheme
out Of the ordinary into orig
inality and distinction TO glad
den your heart.
Mr.. Clarke will be glad to
answer questions on home dec
Grafton. Please enclose a
stamped, self-addressed enve-
lope for reply and address Will
liam X Clarke, The Detroit
Times, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

THEEE maps graphing the Importance 10
Great Britain of the Suez Canal, the Near
Hast needle through which runs her life
line ofiempire. study of Suez today is timely:
Germany's next blltzkrieg most likely will be
aimed there.
The. canal (see largest map is 104 miles
long, links Europe and the Orient by water, in
peacetime crossing S45OOO,OOO yearly in
tolls on. traffic (57 per cent British that carried
to Britain Is per cent of all her supplies.
The Nazi strategy for an attack on Suez is
indicated the circular map, a great pncer
movement from Libya and conquered Greece,
Or, by an invasion of Turkey, Nazis might drive
on the rich oil lands of Iran and Iraq-which
apparently she will need TO prolong the war
beyond another year. Or by landings in French
mandate1 Syria and an overland drive through
Palestine. Nazs might reach the canal at Ismaila,
where the Turks did in the first World War.
Germany, by taking over Frances possessions
(shown jim yellow on the circular map. could
gain overwhelming control of Africa, from new
west coast bases harass British shipping around
the Cape of Good Hope if the canal falls. This
route is 5000 miles longer than the Suez route,
without Nazi bases in Africa would require
many more British warships for conveys.
The lower, rectangular map illustrates the
SngaporetLon route via the Suez Canal and
shows in yellow British colonies and friendly
nations that along with Australia and New Zea-
land are Britains especial customers whose trade
would befthrown out of plumb by loss of the
canal-BEtain's key TO empire, fortunes Of war
and economic stability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Two Pin Titles
Won by Novdk

Anthony Novak's 737 in singles
and 1919 in aIl-events give him
two city bowling titles today as
another tournament becomes his
tory. Min6r~eYents closed last
night at Dearborn. Two days
earlier the team event ended at
Whittier with Sarnowkis winner
on 3073.
Fred Wolf and Leonard Dcttloff
succeeded John and Henry GaVic
as doubles champions although
Dettloff-Wolf with 1869 were 1875
pins under the mark set by the
CAVES in 1910. Novak was II pins
TO the good over Anthony Herman,
individual leader last year.
Novak's 1919 in all-events was
Ga less than Lou Meyers 194l
mark. Paul Schemcrs Jr. and John
A drewS led in oVeravcraee
doubles with $50. Ernest Archer's
1874 stood for first in singles.
Overaverage winners in the
team event were: Class Repeal
Cafe, 3l5; Class B-Jim and Bob's,
AIS; Class C-Chrysler No. p
3S7.
Ten rolled 1914 or better in all
events in 1910 with Novak the
only one 10 break into that circle
in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Lawrence Gets
Even With Foe

Lawrence Tech defeated Hills
dale College, 5-3. in a baseball
game played at Ford Field yester-
day TO even matters for a setback
suffered earlier in the week.
Frank Wummel and Harry Aw-
dey hit home runs for the Blue
Devils. WummclS came in the sec
ond inning and Awdey's in the
seventh both with bases empty.
Also in the second frame Bruce
Coburn hit a homer for Hillsdale.
Wummcl led the Devils batting
attack with two hits. Ambrose
Loprest was the Dalcs heavy hitter
with three safetes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Comeback
Eddie Lewis to Engage
Singh on Monday

Commissioner John Hettche to-
day has placed his official o. K.
on a wrestling match between
promoter Eddie Lewies and Mango
Singh. old enemies of the mat
wars, to be wreStled at the Arena
Gardens next Monday night.
Lewis had been planning a
comeback for some time and after
his alteration with Singh last
Monday decided this was the place
to start out.
The match will follow a clash
between Lord Patrick Lansdowne
Flnnegan and Sir Dizzy Davis.
This one will be best two in three
falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
ene,TrombIy
Rolls Into 9TH

Los ANGELES. May 22.-
Chene-Trombly Recreation of De-
troit today held fourth place =
the Women's International BoW
ing tournament now current here
with a 1927 total.
They also set a new single
game mark for the tournament
when they counted 919 in the
third. White Rock girls of
indianapolis lead with 2574. New
Process of Syracuse is second
with 2565 and Hart of Chicago is
third with 254l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Thomas Receives
Award at M

ANN ARBOR. May 22.-Major
tracks awards will be given to 26
University OF Michigan thinclads
for their performances during the
l940-4l season, it was announced
here today.
AL Thomas, junior sprint star,
was the only Detroit student
named by Coach Ken Doherty.
Dave Matthews, Royal Oak half
miller. was also -letter-winner.
Others receiving awards:
WILDER, AcKerman. Bryan. o.: Wesley
Allen, Cleveland. o.; Robert Barnard,
Wnnetka m, Warren Breidenbach. Day
ton. o Capt. Donald Canham, Oak Park
III; Charles Decker. Elyua. o John
Dobson Ann ALhor. William Dobson. Ann
Arhor Godfrey Hall, Sioux Falls S y .
Robert Hood. East Grand Rapids: John
Ksutz Chicago Perry Kimerer Toledo.
o. Thomas Lawton Ann Arbor.
Herbert Leake Richmond Hill n y:
Jack Leutritz. Saginaw: Nell MacIntyre.
John McMaster. Philadelphia. Pa: Alfred
Piel. captain-elect, indianapolis Ind ; John
Purdue. Ann Arbor; bert Segula
Corunna; Robert Ufer, Mt Lebanon Pa
Wilbert WedenoIs. Wakefield: John Wise
Bradford, Pa; Harry wisner. Corning,
Gene Hirsch Of Detroit and Andrew Wat
son of Birmingham were among those
named for secondary awards.
William Dawson Evanston, H. Charlie.
Midland. John Mexican. ogdensburg. y. Y.
James OMalley. Port Jervis, y Y. Robert
Reuter-, Lansing; Robert Tllson, Nor
walk, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
ST. Bernard Downs
AnnunCidtion g. 12-6

In a second division Catholic
High School baseball game ST.
Bernard defeated Annunciation.
1916. Ed Aubiui hit home run for
ST Bernard in the fourth inning
with none on, Sam Ruffino coll
lected three safeties 10 lead the
winners hitting attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
T | u S
From Today's
autos for Sale"
Classification

RUICK-'3s opera ciuh small motor series
coupe radio ana heater excellent motor
and tires finished I'D attractive black. only
500 down IS months to pat.
PLYMOUTH 20 4-d1or trunk sedan
radio and heater very clean interior and
beautiful finish excellent motor. only $500
fui price $50 or YOUR car down
FORD IS 5pass trunk sedan the econ
omv motor 23 miles per gallon one
owner, extras too don DELAY. only 500
down terms 60 sui'
OIDS go 6.rsl. g. pass trunk sedan
radio ara heater. one owner excellent
motor and tires avoid an increase in price
just think odnly $40 down
CHEVROLET 90 club coupe special de
luxe finished IN flawlcss black Win All
the extras including radio. heater etc
Original seat covers, excellent tires; your
car or So down.
BUICK 80 opera seat coupe radio.
heater W. W tires excellent finish and
fine motor only SO ar your car down.
DODGE 1897 town sedan refnished In
sage green. spotlcss upholstery. radio
and heater good tires; 1871 plates. me
chanically o X really fine car, 1858
your car In trade.
CHEVRoLET-is3s town sedan. Ike new
beautiful dark green with only IS 900
actual miles tires. upholstery and motor
10 excellent condition. this car has had eN-
ceItnt care and carries 6O-dav guarAn-
tee only St39; $50 down or trade.
FnRp lg4l super dc luxe Spas coupe
g. 900 miles radio. heater. black. new
rar guarantee and terms cost 1855 new
nov ouy $3.50. afun price SO down. trade
PACKARD $50 sN passenger convertible
coupe. Eunuctai gray red leather uphofs
stery dark gray TOP radio heater. over
drive VERY good tires traded hy a we'll
known Crosse Pointe family. price S625.
We trade
Ia SALE - 80 g-door touring sedan
darn green large de- luxe heater and
defrosfers white sidewall tires traded bE
The rflf.ra. owner. priced to sell quickly
~ &N4i. wr trade lhnE terms ON me IA /.
ancr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
One Big Moment

Brokers Tip. winner Of the 1893
Kentucky Derby. never won an
other race either before or after
that one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
AIR RAID WARDEN
 CLASS IN SESSION
Waterbury Represented at | Opening Instructions at
 Vale Today

A representative group of 50 Wa terbury residents today commence their studies at the air raid warden school established at Strathcona Hall, Yale University, New Haven.
 Included among the half.hundred are members of the fire and police departments, clerks, housewives, city employees, and teachers. These were selected by Mayor Vincent A. Scully from Q large group of candidates submitting applications for his ap- proval last week.
 Some of the students, whom 1t is expected will later conduct their own courses, are Captain John Leary detective bureau, Lieutenant Pat rick Hobart, vice squad, Patrolmen Edward Sullivan and Joseph Gull foile, and Privates Francis Bouley and Hiram Smith, engine 10 and en- zine 3 respectively, of the fire de- partment.
 Glasses at Yale University will be held during the day, and will con- tinue through Thursday of this week.
 Anther school will open sessions tonight ct Hartford, and will offer instruction to potential air raid wardens until July 2Sth. Glasses there will be conducted evenings throughout the brief term.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
LOCAL MEN FACE
 BRISTOL COURT
Operator, Owner Notified to Appear on Several
 Complaints

Gerard Herbert of POT Willow street, Waterbury, will be arraigned in Bristol police court today on a charge of reckless driving after the car he was driving forced Motor cycle PatrolYnan Gordon Page off the road at the intersection fo Wol- colt road near the Gustafson gas station. last night. The car Herbert was driving was owned by James E. Lsas of 5i4 Raymond street, Water bury.
 Bristol police reported Herbert was driving east on Wolcott road when he lost control of his car and compelled the patrolman to pull up his motorcycle at the gas sta- ton. Patxolman Page said he found the car the accused was operating equipped with faulty brakes and Herbert did not possess an opera ator,s license and that the car was improperly registered
 Leas will be notified by the Wa texbury police to appear In Bristol court with Herbert with proper reg istvatlon for the car or be charged with improper registration of his automobile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
PLANT EXP PANSION
 GIVEN APPROVAL
Special Certificates of Amortization Given Local
 Industrial Concerns

The Scovill Manufacturing CO. has received certificates for the largest plant expansion undertaken in the Brass City through June 18th, information from the Federal Treasury Department dascloses. The local factory has been granted three certificates for this purpose amount. ing to $S,4o3 900. This figure Is ap- piled toward increased production of condenser tubing, cartridge cases, ard other items utilized in arma- ment manufacture.
 : The Chase Brass co. was next in line with two certificates for $780,. GOO; and Waterbury Tool co. fol- lowed with $207, 900. Among plants undertaking expansions who have neglected to apply or who have not been granted certificates due to the press of business in Washington, Is the American Brass Co. Entire cost oi plant expansion for the state of Connecticut for the period was 9S8,- 2o2,O00, for which e2 certificates were issued to 43 companies.
 The United Aircraft Corp. was certified in the largest amount, $S3,- 24S. 900; and this is composed main. " Of army and navy contracts for additional facilities.
 Certificates isSued cover a Ave- year expansion program, and must receive special certincation by the army or navy. They are awarded exclusively to concerns engaged in defense production.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
MICHAEL GRECO
 GIVEN SUMMONS
Baldwin Street Mans Car Runs Into One Driven By
 Woman in TOrringtOn

Torrington, July . = Two local persons were injured, neither seri- ousiy, and . Winsted and a Water bury man were arrested in a series of automobile accidents here Sun- day as the city with most of its residents returning from vacations and holiday trips, observed its safest Fourth of July weekend in many years. Local and state police report cd that there were no serious acci- dents over the long week end in this vicinity.
 Oars operated by Angelo scarpelli Of 32 Evans street and Edwin e.. Booth of 60 Broad street collided at the intersection of Litchfield and New Litchfleld streets. Two occu- pants in the Booth car, Mrs. Martha Booth, the drivers mother, and Eli- Sha Wintle, of 69 Broad street were treated for minor injuries. The cars were slightly damaged and no ar- rest was made. Patrolman Earl Bierce investigated.
 After an automobile he was driy. ing early Sunday went out of con- trol and crashed into a highway fence on Winsted road, Vito J Ne. gri of 8 Mountain avenue, Winsted, was arrested by Policeman Edmond J. Wall and William Miller on a charge of violating the motor laws Police said the driver was not hurt, and was ordered to appear in court Monday.
 Policeman Anthony Werner ar- rested Michael Grego of 463 Baldwin street, Waterbury, on charge of violating the motor laws after an automobile he was triving on Win Sted Road collided with one oper- ated by Mrs. Santa Baldino of Ca- naan near Lake Road Sunday after noon. Slight damage resulted. Grego is scheduled to appear in court Monday.
 Cars operated by Vincenzo Avenia of 176 Winthrop street and Pauline Malahan of RED 3, Torrington, col- Nded on Grove street Sunday morning. There was slight damage and no arrest was made. Policeman Earl Bierce investigated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
DEFENSE
 BOND Quiz

c. Can my child, under 3l, own . Defense Bond3
 4. Yes; the Bond can be register cd i'm the name of minor.
 Q. Can my wife and I own Q De- fense Bend togetaher?
 A. Ye& Bonds are issued in this form when requested.
 Q. What is the limit on holdings of Defense B0nds2
 A. Fer Series E, $5,000 of Bonds in any one calendar year. For Series F and c, $S0,0OQ of either or of both combined issued i'm any one calendar year. Full particulars are available at post OfklOes and banks.
 NOTE = To purchase Defense Bonds and Stamps, go to the nearest post ofllce oe hank, or write for inc formation to the Treasurer of the United States, Washington, D. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
FISH, GAME GROUP
 MEETING TONIGHT
Action to Be Taken on Pros posed Site in Cheshire;
 Bake Planned

Members of the Waterbury Fish and Game Protective association will hear an address by Dr. Russell P. Hunter, superintendent of the State Board of Fisheries and Game, at a meeting to be held tonight in Largay's Tap room at 8 o'clock.
 The speaker Is expected to discuss the proposed new grounds of the club in Cheshire where 10 acres of land and 8 pond have been ob- taaned. The pond will be used for the purpose of raising trout for dis tribution in local streams and ponds
 Acquisition of the new reservation has been put oil by the club pend- ing the arrival of Dr. Hunter.
 Traps and skeet shooting equip- rnent will be contributed by several local business men when the formal lease of the grounds has been &C., Quired, Joseph Dow, association president, reported last night.
 An erection of Berkshire shelter