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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Death notlres
Al BERLIN-Albert. Dec. Is. 1871. ret

Al BERLIN-Albert. Dec. 25. 1871 retired
patrolman, io7 Newport. beloved father
ri Marvin and Albert Jr brother OF
Herman and GBstave Auberlin. Mrs Caro-
line Meyer and SNs. Ella Pratt Services
from the Fred G'NyMaIfSall Sons Chapel
1892 East JenerSSn, NbtaSy al Up. NJ.
Inierment Mt. olyG CsmFserT
DOLKOW>KI. ANTHONY Beloved hus-
band Of Mary, dear father OF Gregory
a dear son Of Joanna. dear brother OF
Frank, Phillip. Mrs. Cecilia Krzykowski.
Mrs julia KlakulaE, Mrs. Helen Shereda.
Funeral from 267i Frederick Tuesday 80
10 81 HyaC'nth : Church, At 1000.
LADD December p, Carrie beloved wifi,
of CLAUDE. mother Of Eugene G. and
Leon Ladd. Services al l.. V. Barker
Funeral Home. 1900 Hamilton. Monday
| p m.
LIZ Sage December 20 Howard age 81
years, beloved son % Mr. and Mrs
Frank lie Sage. dear brother Of Mrs. Co
ella Brown and Miss Marian lie SAGE.
Charles. Mervin and William. Funeral from
residence 4s4e Seminole avenue Tuesday
a. 80 a. m. 10 ST GATHERINGS Church
at 9 m Burial az Mt. OlNet Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James Wlkie. 20; Elizabeth Barlow. IS
Joseph Klosek, p. Elizabeth Desser. II.
John Joseph Patton, 10. Edna Schultheiss
Joseph A. Dupuie, IS; Mary Parmentier
Parker Anderson 2i: Elaine n. Porter. p
Adrian Ards jerks. %, Ruth Heck Is
Joseph Teichman Jr, 81 Lucille Gaudreau
Robert clark wynn. 81; Autumn velma
Gordon { Robertson. 10; pssgie Marie
Donald P Phtlourn. la; Lucille Anna Han.
Edward Pierce 81; Geraldine Lockndse.
Garyics Galloway 25 Edith Fecher. rs.
John Warren. 81 virginia Lee van
Laurence R Prentice. a.; Mimi. l.
GORDON Anthony Boyle, "a Mary Margaret
George Coopersmtth, %; Josephine Nado.
Elmer Miller. 20; Jane Helen Kennedy.
Robert Marshall. 81: Lillian Terrell. Is.
James J, Lauer %; Gertrude Clara Ketel
AyiWard Norton. q; Kathleen Davis. p
Leonard Johnson 80 Anne Bowen Kirk. 81
Charles Bush, IS; Betty Jean Der.
Daniel KozIovsh. %; Anne Gregovich. %
Thomas Crouch Jr. al Helen Lucfll,
Guy Wesley cosman. 81 Marjorie Baviec
Leousfd W schim. %. Anna NJ 10th. 70
LEONARD = C. Reichle p Martha Opallne
Ernest T. Humphrey. 20 Insz WILEY 90
Thomas John lie MAY 10. Corrine Gene.
We've MarEerm. 81
Edward J Porter. p, Doris Fieeel 81.
John Rskuo, -; Jennie Kendzior ii.
steve Pslicz. %. Alfredo Lupinski -
Edwin r Gies 20 Eleanor Lenehsn 81
Alvin Solomon. -: Bettyenae Shi0nan 10
joseph II Bsssett. 81. Mildred Luefs
Peter Victoria 30; Ethel sabo. Is
John N. Jensen. IS. Kathryn Yurkewicz.
Thadaeus Prusiuski. 10; Theresa Bohu.. y
-" sier Lujrzl ko"skt 70: Czeslaws Elizs-
Jack Bsk. %: Jeanne Carlton. %
llo1al1 g Suhr. p sylvia Forsgren p.
Bernard j. Murray SO. josephine Ellason.
Richard Louis Seward. 20; Mary Emallns
selmer a. Jacobson. 2s: sophie s1yman.ki.
Truman F. Frey IS Mildred stonehouae.
Alfred Edward zeschin. %; Dorothy Helen
Thomas Kay. %. Mae scholnick p
John Babiarz 81 Helen A KomorsJ %
Harvey Lockhar,. 20; Doris Lorraine
Clarence r. Kuhr. 20; Stella c. siedlarz.
%.
Gordon = Turner. q; Alice Burgess. 20
STANLEY Davis, 20; Patricia Judge 20
Emil Pyneruen 50 Odlla Counve AZ
Harvey Sbrack. %: Esther Judith
Ch'corel TO-
james sldick. 2s; Betty smith 2s
Joseph 81. Knvacs 20. Thelma Tlucher 10,
Robert s. Ambrose. 81 Elizabeth warsck
o7sl c. Haxtfr 81; Mildred V. N. Muir,
G Meier ~ Mary f. rinsi,r
R6be-t KOS. ~; Catherine Fanseiau 70
Lawrence TAYLOR. 81 Harriet Shelby %
Bruce /. Bersendorf 81 Beatrice n
Arnold. 81
Pau Psnutch as Helen GurnfcE 25
Marno M9rson 80 Katerina spJrer 81
Oryn cole 30 Amena p Pratt 20
Wits y. stone % Emily Douglass ~
F-9rr Warren We-tefErtn 26. Alice
N4aIe swrtnu-st 20
fhHH1s Mcclure. 81 Nsr D.4f b.
N."sT AIknn tf furt irFue l
<tfr.e L.rrA snu WIafkousk -
sam Fetrr,l - EN.r NearagrI or
Esign tuEs1' IRISH 81 lpn' Emms
Isns' 5. cros' a, Dorothy Helen -w,r,,n.
~
F-edsrIcs Merit 90 Mar csss, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Navy Restricts Area
Off Chicago Armory

CHICAGO, Dec. 81 GNS).-All
waters within 400 yards of the
navy pier in Chicago were desig-
mated today as restricted area
by the navy. Boat owners were
warned 10 stay clear of the pier
where guards recently shot and
killed one man and wounded ALI
other.
Similar restrictions were eStab-
liShed in the area around the naval
reserve armory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Remove Fort Custer
Construction Office

FORT CUSTER Dec y Fort
Clusters nearly IDLE constructing
quartcrmastcr office changed
names TODAY II ls now the office
OF the area engineer
Capt Alfred b Placncrt who
has directed the major part OF The
ST. 100000 construction program
becomes the Fort Custer area en-
Glneer under the provisions of a
Congressional Ac' shifting CON
StructIon activities 20 the corps OF
engineers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Hunt Sdboteurs
In Railway Plot
Near Chicago
\ U. S. Agents Search
for Suspects After
Track Tamperine

CHICAGO, Dec, 27 GNS). -
Federal law enforcement agents
today pressed a search for sabo-
tours suspected of tamperlng with
Chicago. Milwaukee St. Paul and
Pacific railroad tracks near subur-
ban NorthbroOk
One set of angle irons used 10
fasten rails TO ties had been re-
moved and five sets had been
looSened railroad officials said.
The suspected sabotage was dis
covered Tuesday. local police re-
vealed, and repeatedly might have
resulted in serious damage If it
had gone undetected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
VAST DISTANCES

The vast distances involved in
transportation however make the
problem hard one. especially
since the loss of Guam and Wake
lSlandS-Stepping stones for plane
hops 10 the Philippines
Nevertheless. these losses plus
the constant hammcIIng Of the
philippine air fields has been dis
counted
II We are 10 hold Tho Philip
pines Tho United States mus c>-
iablISn Clcar-Cut air superiority
IN this mld-PaciGc area until such
time as allied naval power can be
reinforced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
DIVORCES

Kate Akopian from Fran.
Glen " Powers from Eleanor.
Virginia Webb from Robert.
Irene Campbell from Ralph.
Eunice LanninE from Carl.
Walker Wells from Lottie
Gladys Hornaday from Willis
Gertrfe Stevenson from WeiIand
Maud AAIen from Richard
clifford Kenyon from Lillian.
Dorothy Raw from John
Lawrence Taylor from Ruth
Lewis sherman from HermIra
William Chsnoveth ffum Selma
IfUuH1 West from William
Lucille NrhsgEh from t8I.
James HsrFer ffem MINNIE
Alberta MASSEY from itvs-f
AntfeV Kachaa0uriar from Rose
Nune KAN from Witam
Trumsn p Frrv from Sors
Anna + stopssn from kr,ad r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Battle Creek Citizens
Own Million in Bonds

BATTLE CREEK, Dec. 81
Defense bonds and stamps sales
here now top the milhon-dollar
mark. Sales that totaled S22, $50
during the 10 days prior to Christ
mas raised the defense investments
of local residents TO $1,270,675,
according 10 a report today by
Roger n. Turner, chairman of a
committee promoting the sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
RESULT PROBLEHATICAL

The outcome is problematical
not only on prompt
reinforcemcntS. but
more particularly on increased
air power the need for which Is
vital. The great deficiency in this
line should be corrected al the
earliest possible moment
The latest American heavy
houbcrS arc superior TO the hc-t
japanese bomhcr>. and can fy
from The Philippines 20 Japan and
return without rciuohng.
As regards quantity production.
The United States unquest.onably
can outdo Japan i'm the output of
planes Of all types. thus permit
ting US 10 throw considerable
heavy bombing force into the
Pacific conflict m ii comparatively
short time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
admiral Woodward Calls:
Air Power Hey
To Pacific War
U. S. to Lose Philippines Unless
Planes Are Rushed There
Intsrnailonal &c. photo

Win the Japanese apparently willing to sacrifice
thousands upon thousands of lives quick conquest of
The Philippines Re7rA dnirai Clark II. Woodward USN,
herewith thar the United States faces loss of the
Eastern outpost unless quickly establishes ceacut
planes and adds Japan fails win the in 10
months she will collapse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Male Help Wanted

AUTOMOBILE SCREW MA
CHINE SETUP MEN; LONG
JOB IN CONNECTICUT; TOP
PAY. ADDRESS NORWALK.
395 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
NEW YORK.
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For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column i'm the Times.
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: AERoDRoMES

There can be neither halfway
measures nor loss Of time in build
ing ND a combined Sca-air fleet
capable Of lonE-raneo offensive
operations in the Western Pacific.
for tho Japanese arc mst begin
ming 20 measure their strength
against the Allies.
In addition 10 her air bases In
FormoSa. Japan occupies seven
acrodromeS IN lndo-ChIna and five
IN Thailand from which her planes
IN the South Pacific.
Moreover her eight land possibly
morc) aircraft carriers are moV-
able bases TO be used where
needed most.
UnqueSuonahly tho Japanese air
force tboth shore. based and fleet
unitS is supplied with adequate
fuel and other necessities for
Is evere hoStiltieS over long
period.
In fact II has been estimated
that Japan has ample resources
of all kinds for from j. 10 is
months of war
In case she should fail TO win
within that time, however. the
empire is liable 10 collapse.
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:, WITH OR WITHOUT BICYCLES

BOYS, WITH OR WITHOUT BICYCLES.
16-17-lS YEARS OLD
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big business men and gain experience
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DRIVERS for dry cleaning routes: salary
steady Apply 1851 Michigan Avenue
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Section
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BOYS. 1919 YEARS OLD

with bicycles for night messenger work
vacations with pay. Healthul outdoor
work 35c an hour. II you are attend
INK school. here IL an opportunity for you
20 earn extra money. See Mr. Swarthout
Room 206. Western Union Telegraph Co.
80 Shelby street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

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Washington, Follow Paul Mali
Ions Column i'm the TimesA
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Situations Wanted-Female

BUNDLE family washing specializing
mems shirts Called delivered Cal
Lafayette 7s52
EXPERIENCED coIored girl wishes DAYS
part time excellent cleaner Fuzroy 37os.
NEAT colored girl wishes day or week
work Trinity 1892
WOMAN experienced wants days. refer.
ences. Monday. Friday call evenings.
Ivanhoe 1880
COLORED girl wants DAYS work. house,
cleaning. laundry, loo, carfars. Town
send $3.50
COLORED giri. weeks work nome night.
Bachelor employed couple Temple 5f59.
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By REAR- NnNIRAL OZARK H WOODWARD I. :. \.

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

PORTER. chauffeur butier: experienced
young colored man. excellent references.
Trinity 2-a15l.
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E Employment Agencies
Female Help Wanted
Wonted-Moie

GIRL for general houseWor. stay nights.
PASS Wayerly Telephone Townsend 1859
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
COMPACT LINGERIE DRYER

No longer need apartment be Uttered with bits of
laundry With this compact dryer lingerie will dry In
small space the back of chair the shower rod
Equipped with 10 rubber tipped clips it's made of airpane
aluminium, requires little space price ST.
shopping information call Prudence Cherry $780,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10

COOKING SCHOOL tomor-
row afternoon for members of
the Detroit Times Homemakers'
Club. Class will be held in the
auditorium on the fifth floor of
our building and will start at
100, with the doors open at l
o'clock.
st. Patrick's Day foods is the
theme of Prudence Penny's
culinary demonstrations. Dishes.
colored with the Emerald green
of Old Erin. will hold sway.
Among the specialties to be pre-
pared are: pork chops with
raisin-lime sauce. a spinach cas-
serole (bound 10 convert the
spinach dislikersl, shamrock
salad. top hat cake. rhubarb de-
light and a steamed prune pud-
ding with frozen mint sauce.
Entertainment will also swing
into the Irish mood when Carey
Dubs, S-year-old student of the
Verne Willard Music Studios en-
tertains you. Carey will sing,
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
and "A Little Bit of Heaven. -
The Beggars." a one-act play
by Jean Jordan, will be pre-
scented by students of the Ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10

EVERY NOW and then it's
fun just TO browse around tke
stores and see what's new. So
many times when we go shopping
it's for a particular purpose
to buy a new dress for
oneself or a new little wash suit
for Johnny.
When these purchases are
made there's no time left for
idle shopping and often
it's this same which gives us
ideas or is profitable in that we
pick up a sale item or something
we've been wanting for a long
time and just neglected to buy.
What We Saw
Yesterday we went on such a
shopping spree. True. we headed
for the linen department in one
of the large department stores
to buy some Of that lovely fruit
and vegetable patterned linen
toweling which comes with gay
red, blue. yellow and green pre-
dominating borders. It's the
kind. you know, that gives the
right splash of color to liven up
any kitchen. They're a JOY to
use.
While we waited for change
a unique display attracted our
attention. 1t was made up of
white aprons printed with pink
bears and blue-gray hippopota-
muses.. On questioning we
learned that they are bar or
cocktail aprons. These particu-
lar ones are large enough for
men. but yet not too large for
the ladies the price, S1.19.
Lipsiiek Towels
Sauntering past another coun-
ter tiny red lipstick towels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
ROOM PICKUP

THE VERY spirit of Spring
this gaily lowered slip cover
with its new-style deep flouncel
You can so inexpensiyely run one
up just like tito fit any style
of chair. -
The material is chintZ, With.
blue cornflowers and scarlet pop
pies sprinkled over a creamy
ground. The same shade of blue
is picked up in the bound seams. +.
Attractive slip covers for all
types of chairs. sofas, love seats
are so simple to make with the.
directions given in our 40-page
booklet. MAKING SLIP COW
ERS SUCCESSFULLY. Explains
every step-estimating material.
cutting. fitting. finishing. Has
decorators tips on materials.
trimmings.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS In
coins for this booklet to the De- |
troit Times Home Institute, I'D
Times Square. Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Advance Sale
Flower Show tickets

TICKETS TO the annaul
flower show. which will be held
in Convention Hall. April SIP
are on sale now at the service
counter in the lobby of The De-
troit Times Building.
During this advance sale. you
may purchase flower show
tickets for so cents each
after the show opens they will be
IS cents.
The show promises TO be big
ger and better than ever this
year-you won't want to miss
it,SSo why not take advantage
of this advance sale and OBJ
tain your tickets at the special
price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Irish Dishes the Subject
Of Tomorrow's School

preston School of Speech and
Drama. 2033 Woodward avenue.
Gloria JOY Sawyer plays the
part of the little girl. Louis
Paganini portrayS the 90-year-
old Civil War veteran Irene
Merkiel and Ernest Hall play
the parts of the welfare worker
and policeman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Dry Bread Pancakes


2 cups milk
3 cups bread crumbs
= l beaten egg
/ u cups -four
! tablespoon sugar
u teaspoon salt
teaspoon baking powder
Add milk TO bread crumbs.
Add beaten egg, flour. sugar,
salt and baking powder. Blend
well. Drop by tablespoons on
hot, creased griddle. Turn just
once. Good with syrup, catsup
or bacon and eggs.
GUESS I haven't a recipe
that can't be varied to fit sup
plies on hand. Good plain food,
the days happenings at school
related-pleasant meal time is
our aim. My mother taught me
TO till the roses and forget the
thorns, so meal time isn't
tale-bearing time. Lots of
friends and relatives write, I'VE
sure enjoy just sitting at your
table and listening in" The
youngsters are full of good ma
tured quips-they know our cir
cumstances and we all pull to-
gether. We all hope. too. that
our land and homes will hold our
freedom and the right to work
out our own problems.
Good luck to all the Joneses-
there are a lot of us.
If a recipe of mine wins
prize will go pronto on a gro
Gerry shopping trip.
Your Detroit Times Women's
Pages do real service.
MRS LEO EDWARDS.
SOS West Main.
lonia. Mich.
TOMORROW - Four of our
one-dollar winners will be
printed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Safety Scissors

The next item we handled was
a pair of safety scissors. They're
most practical for trimming
baby's finger and toe nails be-
cause they have rounded points.
Also recommended for trimming
a mustache. The price is 81.
An 11-piece bowl cover set
including a glass pie plate was
also interesting. The 10 pliofilm
covers come in assorted sizes,
are transparent. odorless, easily
cleaned, and waterproof. The
glass baking dish is guaranteed
against heat or cold, being made
with special quick heating bot
tom. Fifty-nine cents is the
price of the complete set.
Novel Gadeet
But we didn't stop here. we
sauDtered on down the aisle and
discovered a gadget which we
just had to have, a handy
clothes dryer. Ten rubber tipped
snap clothespins are arranged on
a rectangular shaped heavy
wire. Directly in the middle of
the piece Is a hook which may
be hung over the\ rod in the
shower. or when Adjusted at one
side it may be fastened over the
back of a chair.
This 81 dryer is excellent for
use in an apartment or for the
college girl who drys her few
bits of lingerie in her own room.
Here our little tour ended
but we had a most pleas
ant afternoon. If one had time
every day to Just look around in
the stores and shops, she'd find
something new az every turn.
But when you do il only once a
month or every three months.
your eyes simply pop open at
the interesting. very helpful and
practical items available.
To know where any of these
items may be purchased. call
Prudence Penny, Cherry $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Recipe Winner Feeds Family
Of Eight on $I2 a Week
By IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

to four loaves of sour milk gra-
ham have one meal with
baking powder biscuits and one
of pancakes.
We almost have to keep meat
cost below IS cents daily SO L
order IS cents worth of ham,
burger regardless of how much
it is a pound and the same of
liver, ribs, sausage, soup bone or
pig hooks. Then the other 10
cents is for cold meats or cheese
for school sandwiches.
Milk Supply
Two quarts of milk a day and
baby's tall can of milk are our
quota but when / have an extra
dime the children take a gallon
jug to the creamery and it's
filled with SKINNED milk. That
is great for we can have a meal
of crackers and milk or ! can
make a giant tapioca or corn
starch pudding or big kettle of
potato soup.
l find plate meals help a lot
as l can utilize all leftovers and
cater TO the tastes of each one.
A dab of baked beans with a
tablespoon of chill sauce for Bub
and perhaps two or three cold
boiled potatoes fried in bacon
drippings for Unk, a bouillon
cube cup of broth for little sis
ter, two rather thick slices of
bacon cooked with an egg for
Dad. See what I mean? Then
one fresh dish like creamed peas
or escalleped corn for US all and
a piece of apple pie or Johnny
cake with honey on each plate.
Every one is satisfied and it
looks nice, too.
buy one quart of salad dress
ing a month. Usually use two
tablespoons and add prepared
salad mustard for color and tart
ness-then thin to amount needed
with leftover top milk, sour
cream or canned milk. Add sugar
or honey if its for fruit salads
omit if for vegetables.
DOES DRY bread collect at
your house? We use it for pud-
dings, pans of dressing to have
with kraut, spareribs or a Sun
day pork roast, or dry bread
pancakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Thanks, Just Looking Said
Prudence; and She Saw
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

caught the eye. These have the
most coy of lips embroidered
on one with lipstick in
place and another pair of lirs
with a cigaret between them.
The edges are nicely hem
stitched priced at SO cents.
You should have one in every
bathroom for practical purposes
and because they're so
cute.
Patriotic Scuffies
From here we went to the no
tons department in another
store not to buy anything
=. just to look. The gay col
ors of some playtime scuffs
stopped us. These have a small,
fiat heel, not over one-half inch
in depth. They're without COW
ering for the back of tire foot,
but with generous sized toes.
The fabric resembles candle
wicking in colors of marine blue,
raspberry and dusty pink. One
style goes extremely patriotic
with a red, white and blue de-
sign. The price is $3.50 and
S1.95. Seeing them makes one
want to kick off her slippers
and slide right into these soft
comfies.