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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-17
Ry Barbara Bell

~ BARBARA DeH
Do you like to sew? Then here is
grand new pattern to try your
talents on-an apron which is SIM
ole to make as ABC! Pattern No.
1518-B shows, too, an apron which
IS different, slenderizing, unusually
becoming and as efficient as
modern kitchen! The shoulder
straps continue as side panels and
end IS good sized, properly placed
pockets-and the side panels are so
shaped that they give a wonder
fully slenderizing effect right where
Tou want it most-at the waistline!
Side sashes hold the apron firm
across the front, tie smartly in back.
The straps stay up because they are
fastened directly in back and the
wide side pieces give your dress full
protection.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1518-B
Is designed for sizes IA, 16, 10, 90.
20. AZ and "A. Corresponding bust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-17

measurements 80. "a, IS. SO, 40, ~
and A. Size 16 (34 requires 2 yards
35-inch material. S yards trimming
-rick-rack or bias fold.
The Fashion Book presents
complete review of our recent styles
available in simple home sewing
patterns. Send IS cents for your
copy today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-17
Niaht Light

A night light can be made from
half burned candle. Light it for
few minutes and then blow out and
sprinkle fine salt over the surface
and halfway up the wick. The flame
will be much smaller and the candle
will burn slowly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-17
Tansy Salad

Cranberry jelly cubes piled up on
slices of grapefruit perched on crisp
lettuce. make a tangy salad just
right to serve with fowl, fish or
meat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-17
Topping

Sliced Brazil nuts or cashews give
a nutty topping to escalloped dishes
such as corn, potatoes. tomatoes,
celery or fish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-17
By Baroness Pianfoni

By Baroness Phantom
beauty Of wel-made monograms
appreciate other type OF embroidery
feeling which
rounded with little ornmentatio as possible
initials
neckwear well as on linens
aphaoes color
directions
Needlework Editor OF the Evening
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-17

Dear Mrs. Post: Is it or Is 1t not
proper for someone to enter a house
without knocking simply because the
door is Unattached?
Answer-Certainly not, unless one
is a member of the family or an
especially intimate friend who is
definitely given the privilege of en-
tering the house at any time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Letters TO
the Editor
TO THE EDITOR:

THE current project of popping
Il up patriotism through the
medium of coin operated music
machines is 10 be commended,
provided that the product
vended fulfills its purpose; for
music is among those imponder-
ables that decide our destinies.
The words of musical compost
tons are naturally less impor-
tant than the character, empha-
sis and tempo of the melody
itself.
Who knows the words OF John
Phillip Sousa's The Stars and
Stripes Forever" I?
Yet Lives there a man with
soul so dead" he does not re-
spond with every atom of his
being 10 that most stirring of all
marches, expressing, as none
other, the unique blend OF
genius and undying spirit of our
nation.
Such music makes one FEEL
like buying bonds much more
than the rag pickers lament
that has first place in juke box
"repertoires."
ARTHUR A. MADSEN,
Webster Hall Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Tip to Home Owners

TT l. McELDOWNEY, general manager OF the Detroit
/. Better Business Bureau warns Detroters planning
to build or modernze homes utmost caution IN the
selection of their builder.
Among the heaviest complaints received by the Better
Business Bureaus building department are those resulting
from moor siding Jobs rzdeduate Insulation jerry building
and Misrepresentation of funds
The fact that the bureau receives complaints OF TINS
tyne is of course no reflection upon the legitimate build
ing industry which is giving the buyer much more for his
building dollar today than few years ago
DUT it does as McEldowney points out stress the fact
D that while there are builders contractors
and appicators of established regulations and integrity
who can be depended to deliver exactly what they
promise there are also sharpshooting Jerry builders
and "fv-bynights" who just certainly will not
The best advice we offer at this point is to follow
to the letter the Better Business Bureaus slogan:
Before You Invest-Inyestgate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27

unknown reason the face OF
Theodore Roosevelt does.
Bobbs-Merrill has just issued
James Madison: the Virginia
Revolutionist." by Irving Brant.
This, the best and most exhaus-
tive life so far of one of our
greatest founding fathers. car
ries Madison only from 1851 to
1870 (he lived until 1886.
THE reason James Madison
Il never got far in our history
was because there was no dema-
gogic fanfare or ballyhoo in
him.
He was not much 10 look at.
He could not crate" He was
a mild-mannered man. He was
logician. not a rabble-rouseT
He was a Virginia "aristocrat."
He had one all-devouring pas
sion - liberty particularly re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Gentlemen. They Dressed
That Way in Isaiah S Day
BY DAMON RUNYON

a covering for the lower part of
the face.
A wimple was covering laid
in folds over the head. around
the chin and neck. and it was
revived not long ago among the
ladies. In fact, for all we know
TO the contrary, it may still be
the vogue. We have not been
noticing such things lately.
A stomacher in Isaiah's day
was the lower part of lady's
bodice and a girdle was cord
she tied around her waist to
secure her dress.
Today girdle is an altogether
different article. 1t is a rubber
arrangement which lady wears
TO abate any abdominal ten
dency to assume the contour OF
a basketball.
A CRISPING pin was an or
"A namental bag or satchel in
which we presume the Biblical
ladies slowed all their excess
baggage as is the practice of the
ladies of these times.
The old-fashioned pocket in
the depths of the skirt that was
good enough for our grand
mothers is not good enough for
the ladies today, possibly be-
cause they no longer wear skirts.
About the only articles men,
toned by Isaiah that are not
worn by the ladies of today are
the nose jewels. Our ladies do
not wear jewels in their noses.
They wear EN- in their ears.
The ladies of Zion seem TO
have been the greatest dressers
of Isaiah's day.
Moreover, they were naughty
and walked with mincing gait
and stretched forth necks and
wanton eyes. This sounds like
some of the ladies we have seen
recently, especially the mincing
gait, --------------------
1t is difficult for a lady to
walk otherwise in some OF the
current shoes. OF course, we
would not notice any wanton
eyes and we hope and trust
that all our gentlemen readers
are equally oblivious.
We also hope and trust that
those Of our gentlemen readers
who are unmarried have found
valuable information in our dis
closures herewith. Some of
them may have been going
through life thinking a stom-
acher is a tonic and that a
wimple is something you must
not mention in polite circles.
Copyright 1871 by King Features
Distributed by international News servic,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
The FIJI Again

TT HE ubiquitous Federal Bureau of Investigation pops
i up in the most unexpected places
Not content with making kidnapping almost lost art
thank heavens tracking down spies and saboteurs and
hundred other tasks to make this country safer to live In
they now coming to Detroit to teach Michigan sherfs
and police chiefs home defense
They will be here two days and will show latest
technique in air raid precautions blackou enforcement
fong of sabotage and guarding protected areas Later
the same purpose.
The activities of the FBI and their diversity have
drawn the admiration of the public before The agents
and their chief John Edgar Hoover have set pattern
for all public servants to folow-they give Uncle Sam
his moneys worth and then some.
Home defense work merely illustrates again their
invaluable aid to grateful nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27

ligious liberty. For that reason
he chose Princeton as his alma
mater, for there private worship
was not restricted.
In the Virginia Legislature he
helped George Mason draw up
the famous Declaration of
Rights. which was the source of
the greater declaration to come.
MADISON was defeated for
A'l reelection 10, the Legisla-
ture because he would not pro-
vide free whisky for the voters.
The Constitution is mainly
Madison's work. So is the Bill
of Rights. And yet no memorial
TO this great American stands in
Washington with the memorials
TO Washington, Jefferson and
Lincoln. That is one Of the
standing disgraces of our re-
public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27

WE HAVE just thrown out of
" court a complaint filed with
us by one Of our gentlemen
readers based on the alleged
vanity of the ladies of today as
exemplified by their extrava-
CANT dress and their practice of
wearing long fingernails shell
lacked in various hues and paint
ing their toenails and frequently
switching the color of their hair,
and all this and that.
1t was perhaps unfortunate
for the complainant that his
beef arrived as we were reading
the book of the Prophet Isaiah
in the Old Testament and find
ing an equally pessimistic tone
about the way the ladies of
Biblical times fixed themselves
up.
We felt that if this fixing up
has been going on since then any
disapproval by us now would
have no effect, even If we were
disposed TO disapproval. Which
we are not. BY no means.
We favor the ladies going as
far as they like in the matter
of adjoining themselves. Some
times it may be gliding the lily
but we think in most cases
there is room for improvement.
However we must admit that
we are not an expert on all
phases of this situation. Our at
tention is attracted by a lady
who is overdressed or under
dressed. but we can never tell
when she has hit happy me-
dunn.
WE WERE somewhat sur
w prised to learn that the Ia
dies OF Isaiah's time wore many
things that are fashionable
among the ladies of today. We
find reference in the prophets
-Writings-ta- thinking tournaments
about their feet which we sup
pose correspond to some extent
to the anklets some of the ladies
are now wearing with perhaps
a gentleman's monicker in
scribed thereon with a sweet
sentiment such as Il love you"
Isaiah also speaks of cauls.
round tires like the moon"
chains. bracelets, mufflers, bon
nets, leg ornaments and head
bands, rings. nose jewels, VIM
pies. stomachers, crisping pins,
hoods, wells and girdles and all
these things in one form or an
other would be found on lady
of today.
A caul was a net for the hair.
a tire a headdress, a muffler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
BENJAMIN DeCNSSeres

DEC. Is. 1941, will be one
~ hundred and fiftieth ami
versary of the proclamation of
the Bill of Rights, which are
the first 10 amendments to the
Constitution.
The hero OF that day, the
hero of this year. should be
The Forgotten A merican,"
James Madison, the fourth
president of the United States.
the man who has been called
the Father of the Constitu-
ton" and who was the sponsor
for the Bill Of Rights in our
first Congress.
He is the man whose face
does not appear with Washing
ton, Lincoln and Jefferson on
the Mount Rushmore IS. d.
memorial, although for some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Defense Bond Quiz

Off / have several defense
savings bonds, or one bond Of
large denomination. may l OBJ
tain part of my money should
need it. and leave part invested?
Ayes. For example. Series
+ bond may be redeemed on
demand at any time after so
days from date of issue. pay
able at its cash redemption
value. Upon payment in part.
the remainder will be reissued
and will be of the date of the
original bond.
4-6an get my defense
stamps money back, if l sud-
denly need it?
Ayes. Owner may redeem
stamps at any time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Canadian Soldier Visits

IT SEEMS solution could be found to permit curious
Canadian soldiers continue crossing the Detroit River
for sight of the big town temptingly close BY
Almost daily since Canadian authorities stopped
issuing permits soldiers for visits to the United States
group two has risked arrest for short visit here
claiming they United States citizens in the Canadian
forces result dozen have been in custody of federal
immigration officers for action by the grand jury
So long soldiers soldiers they will flock to
where there lights and gayety Detroit will always be
lure to these and both Canadian and United States
officials should be able to find way of allowing them
across
Detroit's citizens glad to see Canadas valiant
soldiers on this side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Cough Defense

IN few months there is going to be whooping
l cough epidemic in Michigan. You take the word
of State Health Commissioner H. A. Meyer for that
When the epidemic arrives, it will be too late for
parents to do anything much in preventive way for
the thousands of children afflicted.
But it is not too late to do something now. Now
the time fer parents have their children mnocuated
against the disease
Vaccination is responsibility of the parents. 1t
cannot be pushed off the children the schools,
any else.
So arrange to have this done at Then, when
the epidemic is raging this Winter YOU parent
feel pretty assured-and your child will be safe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Oct. ~, 1910

Italy invades Greeve; Premier
Metaxas and King George call
upon the nation to fight for their
independence.
Raj hits Reich; bombs fac
tories, railroad yards and other
military detectives in Germany.
Rome reports German troops
have arrived on the Italian front
in Egypt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
BAERlNG DOWN ON THE NEWS:
No Laughing Matter
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

The FBI picked up suspected spy who says he
picked UP for the caper in 1916 But the government
declared him comps wacko.
After being judged bit the dipsy-doo side he
stashed away a laughing academy for five months.
Since then he says public relations in
Boston a weekly magazine, publicity for
ambassador and presided motion picture company
A fellow who has lived life like that has burned
his toast on both sides
And after looking occupations 1917 advise
him to 90 back the laughing academy for graduate
course.
haven't met interventionist isolaonist
enough let the other fellow do the talking When
fellow steals your violin don't let him bring back for fiddle
lessons.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
IS YEARS AGO TODAY
Oct. ~, 1916

King Constantine of Greece
reaches final agreement with
the Entente powers.
German destroyers attack
shipping in the English Channel;
claim heavy toll on British ships;
British admit two destroyers
lost one missing and a trans
port sunk in the counter.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES army is
attacking the entire Russo-Ru-
manian front from Hirsova on
the Danube to Casapkeui on the
Black Sea.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-03
Nazis State
Resistance
is Smashed
Russians Counter With
Assertion That Main
German Thrust To-
ward Moscow Has
Been Blocked and New
Battle RACES.
~ III" Associated Prc>,)

ttN ~.i~Sbtltttu fffNN)
Germans Official news agency
D\E, reported "ob>tInatc resist
ancc by lhc Russians on the
eastern front late today, a few
hours after the high command
declared that the backbone of
the Red Armies appeared smash
ed along the entire 2,0D0-mllc bat
TIE linz rom the Aretic TO the
Black sea.
DNH added that had weather
and stiff Soviet opposition was
affecting the conflict. and that
q was falling i'll the region
of LW0N. where the Germans
are striking toward the Soviet
Ukraine,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-03
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Mostly cloudy tonight and
FRIDAY. occasional scattered
showers. not 50 warm in north
east and north central portions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-03

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-03

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-03
DIES,

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20

Rep. Hamilton Fish, FDRs
neighbor, headed the crowd that
loosed an attack on Martin at
the house powwow. and SIS menu
bers lined up behind Ham. The
ants also lambasted Wendell
Willkie for his attitude. They
suspended internal squabbles in
return for adoption of a resolu-
ton assailing all foreign moves
which threaten to involve the
United States in the war as an
active belligerent. No word of
the personal dissension escaped
from behind the locked doors.
The first apparent result of the
showdown was the unusually
large Republican vote against
the 3o-month extension of Sc
lectees' service. Only q Repub-
licans lined up with the White
House.
Martins original policy sp-
pealed 70 most Republicans as
shrewd politics. Recognizing
that foreign policy was an issue
only temporarily, he suggested
that every man vote as he please.
Joe urged q coast-along STRAIT
egg. But most Republican lead
ers inside and outside congress
insisted that the party should
adopt openly an snti-war stand,
and they prevailed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
Owe no man anything. but to love one another
Romans 1873
D. S. Interest in Peace Proposals

Have the salt ready There going TO be a good
many proposals floating around advanced in
good faith less disinerested Each will need pinch
of salt.
posas Some of the violent soaonist actively
interested in them Even profound dsnterest in the
does not preclude interest the IL matters
the United States and matters deeply what kind Of
proposals made The United States not in the and
has not the slightest right dictate either side what
peace measures might advance accept But the United
States is in the world and is affected las every
knows) by whether Europe and Asia keep the peace.
The for the salt is this The just and workable
that is the only kind worth making scarcely within
sight at time when side in holds all the chips
The big winner in poker is usually willing to call
quits when the stack of blues front of him formd
ably. But the other fellow insists playing on hoping
for change of luck.
AS Woodrow Wilson said "Only peace between equals
can last Until both sides in this any them
selves equal in power potential power. there is
negotiated peace there is only of compulsion
recognizing gotten gains. frustrating legitimate objec
tves.
peace. for instance egitimatzing" the conquest Of
small peoples by aggressive warfare, peace
leaving Europe or Asia in precarious balance between
vast miaristic forces ready to spring at another
whenever the chance looks good is peace. peace
which assents to nation system using the rest of
the world spawning place for its propaganda and
intrigue is no which denies to the
worlds materials equal terms TO all is peace
strain those who would break it is peace.
II is just such pnches of salt that be taken with
every peace proposal that may be advanced
II would be moral crime against mankind for people
Of country to refuse to consider honestly and hope
fully weigh every proposal looking to the wars end: but
peace proposals often gift horses requiring the most
minute oral inspection.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
SHIPYARD STRIKE
SHOWDOWN EVENT

Both labor and industrial
groups at Washington regard
the Federal Shipbuilding and
Drydock Strike at kesrny. n J.
as the most momentous dis
pute in recent years Several
undiseussed issues mark il as
industry's most stubborn stand
against attempts Of the CIO and
the national mediation board TO
impose a closed shop on all ma
tional defense plants.
Most recent strikes have in
volved this issue rather than
working conditions. In almost
every instance the extremely
pro-labor board members have
ruled in favor OF the unions. Now
the clio and AFL regard this
federal agency as a handy
weapon TO be utilized whenever
they want TO force the discharge
OF workers who refuse IL sign
up. Since the North American
strike. when federal troops in
tervened to terminate a dispute
involving only wages, the board
has found an ingenious substi-
tute method for ordering
closed shop. Highly technical IN
language and operation. this IS
known as the union msintsn-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-20
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven NJ
these test questions > Turn 10
woman's page for the answers.
1. Which is larger in area.
Alaska or Texas?
?. Chop suey Is a dish invent
ed in China: true or false
3. Is "bassoon" wood
wind or a brass instrument
4. On which continent was
ancient Babylon
5. A kitchen hidden is a kind
OF soup ladle. a refuse heap that
contains archaeological remains.
or a mess attendant in the
navy.
6. A boat with two hulls. side
by side, is called a c--a--r-m.
I. What do the initials U. S.
S. r. stand for.
s. Give the first line Of the
hymn that refers to "Indias
coral strand"
?. Name an IriShman who
built five racing yachts in an
effort to regain the Americas
cup.
10. What is the name for a
cowboy Of the South American
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