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Evening star., 1941-02-23
Better Co-operufe

OECONDLY, if you and your camera
are challenged some place, do what
the official says and do it in good
grace. Just remember that you and
your pattern composition of those
smokestacks against the horizon" are
just as dumb to him as he and his
regulations are to you.
Incidentally, to date you will find
no restrictions on taking cameras into
Army environments where you may be
visiting friends or relatives in the
service. You are welcome to take all
the snaps you want of Johnny and his
gun and his tent and his buddies -
but jot down two things on your cuff
right now:
l. Do not go any place on an Army
post where signs forbid civilians to
be. Strange as it may seem to people
who merely slow down for Full Stop
signal, Army signs mean what they
say.
2. If fellow with a blue armband
marked mp" tells you to do or
not to do - something, just give"
without any argument The Military
Policeman is no Keystone cop; if
you're in a truculent mood, it would
be much healthier to go take slap
at the Colonel than to argue with
an MP.
The sum and substance of the whole
matter is that in troubled times all
photographers are justifiably suspect.
If you want to argue given case,
get a lawyer and take it to court.
But if you want to do your part in
cooperating with the defense pro-
gram by not feabiting it, then you
will find out where cameras are not
welcome in your territory and you
will refrain from taking yours there.
In that simple fashion you can help
make it easier for officials to spot those
photographers who violate the rules
with ulterior motives.
-FULTOh WILLIAMS
Evening star., 1941-02-23
HOWLERS

"A BACHELOR is a man who has done
without marriage.
FARsIMoNy is money left by your
father.
BUsrs are no longer worn by women
and so everyone breathes more freely
nowadays.
HYGIENE is keeping clean where it is
not essential.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
KEEP YOUR CAMERA
OUT OF TROUBLE

Past experience forecasts some fric-
tion between snapshooters and the
authorities, the responsibility for
which will be entirely upon the snap
shooters. The best criterion is the
wave of annoyance that swept in with
the "minicams" when dozens of in
considerate fans were popping up and
down in every theater taking stage
snaps and making public nuisances of
themselves.
Unless amateur photographers play
ball better than that with the authori-
ties, they're going to get themselves
into trouble. And the best way to
avoid trouble - and more stringent
restrictions - is to pack a little COM
mon sense in your camera case. First
of all, don't go floating around stra-
tegic points with camera, no matter
how good your intentions or how con-
stitutional your rights may be. You
don't have to take pictures in ques-
tionable places - there are thousands
of other good subjects available - so
why put the bee" on some guard or
sentry who s already overworked as it
is?
Evening star., 1941-02-23

PHILOSOPHY is pretending to like
things that normal people hate.
xHE Crusades were when the Chris
tians went and fought against the
turkeys.
In THE eighteenth century travelling
was much more romantic, for the high
roads were bridal paths and you might
meet anything.
Selected by CECIL Hunt
Evening star., 1941-02-23

Think of the thrill of baking faster and better in
clear new Pyrex brand glassware. Every dish
Stop in at your favorite store and get the ~
Pyrex ware you need at today low prices -
Evening star., 1941-02-23

THERE'S how to wake up dreary kitche
i i and make it the showplace of your home
Just look at the sparkling modern Pyrex ware o
these shelves Imagine these beautiful (and thrifty
dishes replacing your old dented pots and pans
I eN elAte You watch bottom brown a a
baking Pyrex brand pie plate vuI
and aky time -Four sizes-8a only ~
puddings custards popovcrs Attractive for table
At only Sc apiece you'll a y
LOAF PAM This good-ooking loaf will bake bread
fish, meat DESERTS and bring them the table h
Stores easily Cleans in jify Two sizes 9 only TV
q ROUND KNOB COVER CASSEROLE. You lust can't . -
cook without casserole. Keeps food Ill
servings Four sizes Convenient size only. W
ooUBlE BoILER. your boiled icing comes out hard
Pyrex double boiler You "a
the right consistency Two y
& MEASURING CUP. Red marked for quick, easy meas r
uring Comes in three convenient sizes IN
and 32oz. Popular 8oz standard size only. ~
SAUCEPAN. Wide fat bottoms fit" your top burners -
speed cooking No b
wash off without scraping scrubbing quart u
WELL AND rRtG PLATTER Get piping oven
for serving broed steaks. Juices
and make 1t easier to the gravy. J.
EIcHTPiEeE MATCHED SET. Grand for bridge prizes -
shower and wedding gifts. IN casserole pie
plate cover and six 5-oz custard cups Gift boxed Only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Coal
Millions Of Tons Sized
for Stoker Use

The trend in the bituminous
coal industry is toward more
uniform sizes, dustless treatment,
cleaner and more noiselesS de-
liveries, and in some cases, trade
marking of coal, says the Plumb
ing and Heating Industries bureau.
The widespread sale of house
hold stokers has had an important
effect on the use OF coal and has
created a demand for millions of
tons of stoker sizes C1A inch and
smaller. Coal producers have
found, after exhaustive research
work, that sizing is one of the
most important single character
istics of coal. For use in small
stokers they have determined that
smaller. more uniform sizes are
best as rule.
Careful washing and dustproof-
ing treatment make today's btu
minous stoker coal clean to burn
and clean to handle. Practically
all coal is washed, and stoker coal
is treated today with oil, wax or
specially prepared chemicals. The
effect is not only TO eliminate dust
during the delivery but to permit
Sunday clothes handling Of the
coal as long as il lasts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Managers Meeting

Building owners and managers
throughout the north central re-
gion OF the United States will meet
in Cincinnati this week for their
sixth annual conference. Sessions
viii be held al the Hotel Neither
land Plaza, and the program viii
provide discussions on both ma
.tlonal and local subjects Of inn
mediate interest 10 the members
OF the Industry which houses the
offices Of the major portion Of the
companies who are now actively
employed in defense production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
bedrooms
Guide Given for Proper
Design

Sleeping rooms should be well
separated from the balance Of the
house.
Bedrooms should he located 50
as TO receive sunlight at some time
during the day and, if possible, be
favored by exposure TO prevailing
winds.
Their size need only be sufficient
to Accommodate essential furni-
ture, consisting Of bed, dresser,
and one or two. chairs, and 10
provide space 10 permit easy ac-
cess 10 the furniture and closet.
The shape and the relationship
of wall openings and wall spaces
in a bedroom should permit an
arrangement of furniture which
viii not require walking around a
bed IN order 10 reach the bedroom
entrance door, closet. and dresser
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Redhouse Opens
New Realty Office

r. J. Redhouse, one Of the pio-
neer real estate operators in the
Rosedale Park section, Saturday
announced opening of new and
larger offices at 1861 Grand River
avenue. RedhouSe. who has had
offices in the Grand River section
for the last 18 years, has also en-
larged his sales staff. lie viii CON
unue his complete line of real
estate and insurance service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Home Financing
Exceeds ; Billion

Urban home financing exceeded
S3, 900, 100000 during the first
eight months of 1871, economists
of the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board announced Saturday. Dur
ing August, 144,700 mortgages
were recorded in an amount of
$4,000, 900 by all types of lenders,
the savings and loan group again
leading the field with 32.5 per
cent Of the total, or $139, 0OO, 900.
Banks and trust companies re-
corded sos, 900, 000-the second
largest amount. and individual
mortgage lenders were third with
$50 600 600 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

as Huntington Woods. All plans
for homes in Meadowcrest are
passed on In advance by a re-
strictiOn committee.
MeadoWcrtSt is bounded bl
West Eleven-Mile road Ludlow
Wyoming and Scotia. Homes IL
the development range in pric,
from $1,000 10 $1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Climate Important
In Planning Home

The effect Of climate on home
planning was emphasized recently
by Federal Housing Administra-
ton officials. Homes in the North
are usually built with a compact
plan, making them more easily
and economically heated in Winter
weather. Living rooms, as a rule,
are located to receive as much
sunlight as possible. and protec-
ton is provided against cold Win
ter winds by means of buildings
trees. or storm sash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Model LoW-Cost
Home Nets Sales

Sales resulting from a mode
low-cost home at Nine-Mile and
Campbell roads. one-half mile east
of Van Dyke. constructed by Irwin.
Right and Hines. have exceeded
all expectations. George Hines re-
ported Saturday. The model is open
for inspection and the realty firm
offers many choice sites in the
expanding east side indus
trial area. Materials for the model
and for homes in the Right
and Hines development, are sup
piled by the Miller Lumber Com
nanV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
BIO New Homes
Constructed in
MeddoW(rest

Three hundred and ten homes
have been built in Huntington
Woods new Meadowcrest develop
ment during the last rs months
and builders are mapping add,
tional dwellings which will boost
this total substantially. Ernest G
knight, president of Knight-Me
nard, reported Saturday
I'm communities such as
MeadOwcrest, the favorable tax
situation Is one fact that appeals
To the prospective home owner"
4 n & h said Lower taxes
means more money left over 90
spend for pleasure and for the
many pressing demands of pres
ent-day living standards.
Enjoys SecIuSion
"Meadowcrest enjoys the Sc
clusiOn which makes II del
lightful residential neighbOrhOOd.
yet IL IL within three blocks OF
wider Woodward and 35 minutes
10 downtown Detroit on this
great superhighway.
More than $4,000 feet of
streets are laid etft tn this sec
ton, which II part Of the square
mile and a half Of controlled
residential development known
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Shutters Important, Too


Doorways, shutters, frames and
roofs are just as important as the
body Of the house and should be
considered in relation 10 il. For
instance, the small one-story house
with dormer windows. below.
might have been rather common
place had ii not been for its good
color scheme. The house was
painted white with the shingle
roof stained deep red which was
repeated IN the shutters and front
door and roof of the bay window.
The small uncovered entrance
porch and steps were the harmon
ling red of brick, bringing the
deep color TO the ground. The same
idea could be carried out in deep
blue, or green roof. door and shut
tiers, with gray stone entrance and
steps.
A smart combination today for
colonial houses. is all white for
the body of the house, cornice and
cutters with the front door and
shutters painted black. Sometimes
the shingle roof is stained 10
match, or it may be of slate, but
the effect is dark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Many Variations

There are many variations of
the use of color. 1t is good style
in the case OF a very beautiful
doorway 10 keep it all white, with
shutters and roof of the chosen
color. In fact. small houses with
dormer windows look charming all
white, with just the roof and shut
ters Of grass green. In a house
rather too high for its length this
idea Of matching the roof TO the
green grass tends TO lower the
house. But a word of caution. Keep
your roof inconspicuous unless it
has a good line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Home Purchase
.Lduded as Good
Investment


II the thunderstorm millions OF
dollars going 70 American wage
through increased incomes
this year are invested in sound
homes, the future Of the nation
will be doubly secure. John II.
Fahey, chairman of the Federal
Home Loan Bank Board, declared
Saturday.
1.-THE higher incomes Of work
ers, stimulated by the defense
program, can help stabilize our
economy II turned into subsfan-
tIal investments" said Fahey
otherwise, they will increase
the infiationary trend. Recog-
niZIng this, private industry has
a job To do in making homes
available on attractive terms 90
the hundreds Of thousands of
families which have moved into
the class OF potential home
owners in the last couple OF
years.
Many Improvements
Home financing institutions
and other units of the housing
Industry have gone a long way
In offering new encouragement
To home builders and increasing
confidence In home ownership.
Technical improvements have
added TO the comfort, convent
ence and 1lvabllity' Of small
homes; Standardization of mate
rails has made possible new
economies. The nations work
ers today can obtain homes on
the smallest down payments and
the most liberal long term loans
In our history. Interest rates
are lower than ever BEFORE.
The most attractive designs,
the work of the country's best
architects, now are available In
the small home field. They can
pay for homes as conveniently
as they can pay rent, and often
at lower monthly instalments..
Need for Security
THE need for security was
impressed upon all Americans
by the economic distress of re-
cent years. Workers can be
made to realize that substantial
equities In homes will be a guar
antee Of future security-a
guarantee that can be attained
during the crisis which we face
now and which Il likely to con-
tinue for the next few years.
The terms on which they can
obtain homes will influence hun
dreds Of thousands of families.
II they can he assured the homes
they get are worth the dollars
they are called on to spend"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Helen KOues
Gives Tips
On Painting
BY HELEN KoUEs

Director, Good Housekeeping studio
Spring painting is proverbial and
now IS the time 70 consider your
house from two standpoints: APP
pearance and preservation. There
Just isn't anything shabbier than
abby paint. and nothing that
YES you a greater glow of salts
faction than spick and span paint.
If house is aging, paint it TO
keep II in repair.
Paint which has peeled away or
worn off may be the forerunner
OF a leak. II pays 10 paint. Since
II is apt 10 be a major expense,
its important TO give serious con-
Slderatlon 10 colOrs, and TO the
new styles in painting. For there
are as definite style trends in
painting the exterior of a house as
IN painting the interior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
National Defense Aid

In those Industries which arc
large consumers Of metals. stand
ardization and Simpllhcation is an
aid 20 national defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Miss Thomas Becomes Bride
Of Earl J. Demaray
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

Mrs. Lewis Lee Smart Jr. Of
Neff road.
Mamma of The Little Stran-
ger used to be Miss Margaret
Stayley Parrish.
JIM HILL AND TOMMY
BOWEN are leaving today for a
Two weeks holiday in the East,
the lucky so-and-so's.
They'll board the Buffalo
bound boat this evening (car
and alb and when they land to-
morrow morning will chug off to
New York.
Tommy will go on from there
to visit with his mother and dad
in Montclair, n. j., while Jim
visits the Henry Jorgensens,
former Detroiters now living in
Gotham.
The indefatigable Mr.. II. will
hustle up TO Boston to see the
Joseph d. Gordons and later will
rejoin his pal at the Bowen
home and they'll be back in
town and at their respective
lathes about the first of October.
THE DETROIT WINDSOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

THE DETROIT WINDSOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
BIG SURPRISE Connected With Afternoon

AND THERE a BIG SURPRISE connected with the
afternoon
Cynthia and Mary Lou insisted upon September IL.
AND NO OTHER DATE. for their coming out party.
Yesterday they disclosed they wanted it then be-
this the birthday Of Mrs Roney who pretty
pleased when told 80.
Assisting the debutantes land each Of these girls
little gift corsages Of white bebe and gardenias)
Betty Hickey. Mary Moran. Gloria Koestlin...
Leonne Keane. Mary Lou Keane. (who was invited
but had to decline. because of illness. -
Mary Elizabeth Danaher Virginia Macdonald
Celeste Dillon Betty Hammond and Mary Richards
The subdeb cousins of the debutante Eileen and Sally
daughters Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph L. Hickey.
Also assisted at the reception
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

THE FACULTY BUILDING
of the University Of Detroit was
the scholarly setting for the
wedding. Thursday afternoon at
A o'clock, of Miss Shirley Marion
Thomas. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ulysses s. Thomas of Rem
frew road, and Earl ]. Demaray,
son OF Mrs. Hazel Demaray of
Seward avenue. with the Rev.
William Foley, S. j.. officiating.
The bride wore lustrous pearl
satin fashioned on princess lines
with finger-tip veil which fell
from a halo cap and she carried
white roses and valley lilies.
Mrs. Carl Beals was her Sis
ter's sole attendant and as such
was gowned in wine velvet with
matching turban and carried
bebe NUNS.
Freeland Marshall, uncle of
the bridegroom. was best man.
For her darling's wedding,
Mrs. Thomas chose an aqua aft
eFReen gown and wore a sheHi-
der bouquet Of orchids.
Mrs. Demaray selected gray
and she, too. wore orchids for
her sons marriage.
Immediately after the cere-
mony, they all hustled down TO
the Fisher Building and assembled
10 the Recess Club for the we'd
ding dinner
In the evening. reception
was held at the home Of the
bride after which the just-weds
departed for northern Michigan.
Before very long. they'll re-
turn 10 make their new home in
Freeland avenue.
LEWIS LEE SMART III ar
rived in this Vale of Tears Sep
tember 8. much to the delight
OF his beaming parents. Mr.. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Beautiful Flowers Simply Everywhere

MRS. HICKEY Mrs. Roney and the debutanes.
Received the library of her home which incidentally
literally packed with gift bouquets flowers were simply
everywhere and beautiful thought tube
predominated
Mrs. Hickey chose for the afternoon simple soldier
blue crepe with deep the nekine embroidered with rdes
sequns her flowers rubrum lilies.
Mrs. Roney in smarty olive Afternoon
gown with double pepum treatment and long straight skin
-. she also a corsage Of rubrum lilies
The girls carried bouquets of white uberoses centere
with lilies the gift of their grandmother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Hunter Trials
Set Sept. 20

THE THIRTEENTH annual
Metamora hunter trials will be
run on Saturday, September 20,
starting at 1890 O'Clock, from
the Crosse Pointe Hunt Club.
A buffet luncheon will be
served at the Metamora branch
of the hunt club.
Miss Peggy Finn heads the
committee in charge. Her as
sistants are Mrs. Frederick M.
Alger. Miss Jane Briggs, Mrs.
William Reeve Clark, Mrs. But
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Friday. September II, 1941

secretary; Edythe Nelban, social
chairman.
A special meeting is being
held Tuesday in honor of Lillian
Levine, who is leaving for Texas
TO be married.
MRS. LOUIS MENDELS-
SOHN, in case you haven't seen
her, is back from her visiting in
the East and once again grac-
ing "Millefleurs.
PALS OF Alice Manning and
Harry White will be delighted
10 know they'll be on the Oracle
Fields program Sunday night at
Masonic Temple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

Ter Higbie. Miss Geraldine Hig-
bic, Miss Betty Joe Jarvis. Mrs:
Donald Ordway, Mrs. Henry
LIE dyard, Mrs. Edward c.
Parker, Miss Jacqueline
Stephens, Mrs. Depew Whitman,
Miss Doris Otter and Mrs.
Carlton M. Higbie.
SIGMA GAM MA TAU
SORORITY held its first meet
ing of the season Tuesday at
the home of Shirley Miller in
Chicago boulevard. The newly
elected officers are:
Doris Lee Abramsohn. presi-
dent; Bernice Israel. secretary,
Lenore Willis. treasurer; Har-
riet Silverman, corresponding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Pale Lemon Chinese Chysan+hemums Used

PALE LEMON Chinese chrysanthemums.
Were used the tea table which covered with
exquisite lace cloth and lighted by lemon tapers in silver
holders.
Following the reception.
The debuantes. their assistants and escorts.
Went to the Country Club for dinner.
1t originally planned that they to the Detroit Ath
etic Club for dinner dancing but the strike there. pre-
vented this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
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noon 80. -
When Cynthia and Mary Lou Murphy.
The daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Roney made
their debut
At a reception given by their grandmother, Mrs h. J.
Hickey in her home Mckinley place. Crosse Ponte
girls looked pretty their white ule gowns
and cleaning strand Of pearls. the gift OF their
brothers Bill Roney Jr and Fred and Ed Murphy.
Mary Lou in white ule with lush white ostrich
trimming the necklne and the very bouffant skirt.
She single ostrich plume in her chestnut locks
Cynthias white tule gown trimmed in elegant ermine
tails and she tails in her coiffure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

CHAPTER Of Loretto Alumnae
Association will meet at the
Women's City Club Saturday
afternoon at 2:30.
The president, Mrs. F. ~.
Wilson. will introduce the new
executive at this meeting, and
plans for Fall and Winter activ-
tiles will be discussed.
Tea will be served following
the business meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Elizabeth Ann Frost 10 Make Bow

TOMORROW.
Elizabeth Ann Frost daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Owen
Carlisle Frost of Crosse Ponte
Will make her bow.
At a late reception. in the Country Club.
Which makes, in all four debutantes thus far in the
Autumn of Detroit society
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

How soon after the birth should
the cards be sent out
F. !. NJ
Is a proble m 10 hay the
simple announcement cards that
we would like 10 use for this inn
portant announcement Blu
there are simple ones TO be
bought. and I'm sur e/Nou can
find them. especially since you
live 50 near metropolitan
shopping center. ! like the all
white ones best. with spaces
only for the Mr.. and Mrs
names. the baby'S name, and the
date of birth.
II You and your husband have
MI and Mrs" cards. they are
perfect 20 use for this announce
ment. The tiny baby-card is at
tached To the top Of this, with
narrow white ribbon. on the
babv-card IS engraved the bahy'S
name. IN the center Of the card.
and. in the lower left corner, the
date of birth
The birth announcement cards
are sent out as soon as Is con-
NpDleDt - ----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Follow T These Directions
If You'd Make Good
Cup Of Coffee

TO TIE BRIDE yes. her
husband. too a.. a good cup
of coffee is mighty important.
Really, its not hard to prepare.
Simply use good quality OF
coffee and an absolutely clean,
freshly scalded coffee maker.
Use plenty of coffee at
least one heaping tablespoon TO
each measuring cup of water
with an extra spoonful for the
pot, if you Xix 2 the beverage
strong. These are the only essen
tials whether you use the old
fashioned coffee pot, percolator.
or electric coffee maker.
Remember. don't guess: always
measure coffee and water. Re-
move the grounds as soon as the
brew is ready. Serve immedi-
ately and piping hot. Reheated
coffee is never good and
when allowed TO boil is terrible.
For after-dinner service, make
the beverage double strength.
Serve in heated demi-taSse cups.