davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-12-04
.s* IL !:

t4a) Rayon and Rayon Plated
Hose. Reg l6C pr. Sc
t6l Coat Sweaters; 2S', wool,
l5"o rayon. 60'o cotton. Bro
ken sizes. Reg. l.4e s9e
ns) Tuxedo Shirts: white only.
soiled and mussed. Broken sizes.
Reg. l.49 -----------99 99e
1861 Sample Gloves; of i'm
ported suede, mocha and pig
skin. Reg. 249 to 3,98 --l.l9
u47) Famous Make Pajamas:
coat. MILDLY and notch-collar
styles. Irregulars Of 100000
grades ~ l.39
l6) Grey Work Shirts: sizes l9
and 20. Reg. 1le - 74e
49, White CoveraIls; of heavy
drill. sizes 38-40 ------l.9 80
(6l Knitted Glove and Muffler
Sets; maize, maroon, white. Reg.
l.4e ---- See
Is, Heavy Whittenton Flannel
Robes; assorted colors. Reg.
298 ----------------- so
t2) F1eece-lined Undershirts:
size 46. Reg. l39 ------- SC
n Melton Cloth Jacket: 1000
reprocessed wool, size A. Reg.
49S ------ 80
tS3) Athletic Union Suits; Of
nainsook and broadcloth. IT.
regulars of 1876 grades. 49e
tSl Silk and Rayon Pajamas;
green and white, soiled. Rec.
3.o8 ---- 2.4o
e) Capeskin Gloves: unlined,
brown and black. Reg. Ito Sc
t3) Woven Broadcloth Shirts;
neckband style, size II. Reg.
1.95 6Ce
(23) Random Union Suits; 100
wool, 600 cotton. Reg. l.49 Tie
103 Famous Make Ribbed Cot
ton Sweaters; slipover style. Reg.
1885 Tie
(1) Heavy Flannelette Pajamas;
slipon and notch collar styles.
Ireegulars Of 49, .65 -79c
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
Ammunition Depot
To Get Now e

Rear Admiral w. H. P Blandy,
chief of the Bureau OF Ordnance,
will present the Navy "E" and the
Bureau of Ordnance flag to the
United States Naval Ammunition
Depot at St. Juliens Greek, Va, at
1l.30 am. Friday.
The plant will receive the award
for outstanding work in ammuni-
ton production, which includes
loading of projectiles. assembly of
carriages and overhaul of equip
ment.
Capt. James S Woods. u. S. Navy,
retired, inspector in charge of ord
nance at the plant. will receive the
awards for the officers and men.
Lapel buttons bearing the e. and
the words and letters, IN. A. D.. st.
Juliens Creek" will be given each
of the employees. The number of
employees at this plant has increased
approximately $50 per cent during
the past two years.
Northern Ireland now has $4,000
unemployed women over II years of
Evening star., 1941-12-04
kuIlxIN11Ix:

1897 Plaid Blankets; SO wool.
Seconds of l.29 quality l.. 90
10l W0ol-filled Comforts: size
70X84" Reg. 399 -----3.29
1897 Bed Pillows; sterilized
feathers. Reg 49e
l6) Chenille Bedspreads; wat-
fle pattern. Reg. 299 2.l9
IS, Double Blankets; SO wool,
size 72x84". Reg. 299 2.4o
u Satin Comfort; damaged.
Regularly 7.99 -4.99
l59) Pillowcases; 80 square
cloth, size 42x36". Reg. 29c lee
u90) Unbleached Sheeting;
So" wide. Reg. 39c yd. 29e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
Csc to 69e Sample
CURTAIN CORNERS
Is co.

Odd lot of sample curtain cor
ners and half pairs, in ruff1ed
and tailored styles. in novelty
colored figures and dots. Some
are extra wide. and can be used
for short windows.
t215) 50-inch Gl0WSheen Dra-
perry Fabrics: in floral patterns.
Useful lengths for draperies and
slip covers. So wide. Reg. 98c
vd 44e
1881 Drapery Cord and Tassel;
in brown and eggshell. Reg.
79c ca 1---4 4Se
5000 Curtain Fabrics; 40" wide.
in dot and plain marquisette.
Reg. lac yd. &c
n75 yds.D 5o-in. Rayon DAM
ask: wanted colors. useful rem
nant lengths, Reg. 98c yd. @4e
l25O Tapestry and Damask
Squares. Reg. 29c ca. - l9e
ta35) s6" Rayon Drapery Dam
ask: gold color. Reg. 29c yd.. lSe
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
ACCESSORIES

141) Odd Lot Neckwear; in
lace and pique, all neckllnes.
Reg. soc --- ----------l5e Sc
1861 Turbans and Calots; wrap
around style, in red. blue. green.
navy, black, Reg, 39c -l Sc
no3) Blouses; of rayon. cotton
and crepe. broken sizes. Reg
.uu we
5000 WOmen's and Children's
Handkerchiefs; in plain cCiors,
applique effects and prints. Res.
sc and &c ea---3 for lie
1857 Genuine Leather Belts;
various colors. broken sizes. Reg.
sec to 100 ---------------l9 l9c
Goldenberg'S-Mdin Floor.
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T1FX;'y.IIE1l;.kl 8

I6I Tots Suede Cloth Leg
gings; navy and white. upper
sides. Reg. 2.99 ---1.6 SO
u4 Girls Spun Rayon RIouses:
short sleeves, square neck. 7 to
"a Reg llo 4le
(26l Girls Nainsook Slips: ruf-
fe bottom. 4 to "a. Reg, 39c,
loc
uOl Totidlprs' Dresses, Of
printed ravon crepe. sizes and
2. Reg. ll9 --79e
81 Girls Corduroy HOusecoats:
sizes s and 10 Reg. ! l99 i so
10 Tots Wool Coat Sweaters;
broken sizes. Reg. l.l9---79e
l43) Little Boys Suits; cotton
Jersey top, twill pants. 3 to s.
Reg. sc 4ee
Goldenberg'S-SecOnd Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
El!'!3!l1ES:E!;!1

90 Duplex Washable Window
Shades; slight irregulars of CSC
grace &c
~ Venetian Blinds; 3 wood
slat style. l metal slat style.
Sold as is" Reg. 498 so
tl8D Scall0ped Oilcloth Table
Covers; size 45x45". Reg. 39c.
2oc
taal Oilcloth Doilies; regularly
l0c each ---3 FOR Zoe
Golderberg'S-Thtrd Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-04
$50 TO SIS
CARPET RUGS
l.95

Just 40 to sell. Manufacturers
sample rugs of high grade car
pets, one and two of kind pat
terms. Size 27x36 in.
l.so to 80 Sample Rugs; size
lsx27 ms. ---- 79e
t32) Part Wool Reversible Rugs:
size 27x54 ins. Reg. 349. l.95
(6) Scatter Size Administer Rugs:
soiled. Reg. 2.95 -l.0 90
u2) Broadloom Rugs; size 27x54
ins. Reg. 5.95-7.95 5--- 3.95
ID ChantilIy Carpet; llxl2 IT.
Reg. 1880 ----S9.0 90
ID Administer Carpet, size 12xl5
It. Reg. $3.50 $3.50
(2) Administer Rugs; size 9xl2
#. Reg. 59.95 -43 SO
~ Heavy Administer Rug; size
12xl7 it., hook pattern. Reg.
129.00 -------8 "a. 90
~ Wilton Rugs; size 4l2x6 #.
Rec. $3.50 los
oldenberq'S-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-04

&1i1f4

D Child's Flat-top Desk; with
swivel chair. Floor sample,
Reg. 1896 ------12.89
30 Reed Doll Carriages; rub
ber-tired wheels. Slightly dam
aged. Reg. 14.95 6.S9
(I6) Steel Toys, including buses.
ladder wagons, dump trucks.
Slightly marred. Reg. LAT 97e
(14D Baby Dolls; soft bodies.
moving eyes. eyelashes. Slightly
soiled. Reg 2.e8 ------l.97
~ Toy Autos. Slightly dam
aged, Reg. 1893 -.----ll.SS
Goldenberg'@Do1rnstdtrs
Evening star., 1941-12-04
(:i{i1I'IS

l49) Handbags: desirable styles
ana colors. Reg. 69c -- 39c
t59) Handbags: fabrics and
feathers. Reg. l.99 to 500 ! "a
N5) Evening Bags; of metallic
cloths. Reg. 100 TO 800 59e
t38l Children's Bags; leading
colors. Reg. 59c 29e
Goldenberg 'S-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
IE;ETlI1

u Brass finished TOrchiere:
floor sample. Reg. 898 5.6S
uSl Walnut finished Gard Ia
bles: regularly 1913 ST
t6l Crystal Glass Table Lamps:
with shade. Reg. l.29 99e
~ Doll Head Wall Plaques;
reg. l.19 --------. -.----- 69e
Goldenberg's-Dounstoirs.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
GLOVES

n2s) Handseun Fabric Gloves; !;
black and brown. Reg. 7oc S9e
n30 Women's Imported Hand
made Wool Gloves; bright col
ored effects. Reg, 79c 59e
l2I2) Bows leather Gloves;
warm fleece lined Reg. 69c 4oe
l22n Women's Fabric Gloves; :;
trimmed with leather. Broken
sizes. Reg. 69c 9c---49e
esd WOmen's Fabric Gloves; !;
some with leather and fur
trims. Samples and irregulars
of sec quality 29e
Goldenbergs-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
$$ Ha8sE$
I;xx,il

(31l Rubber erich Sheets; reg
ularly 29c ------ &c
u00) Maculette Sanitary Nap
kins. Large size. Reg. 100 69e
u4) Knitting Bags; regularly
100 ------- ----------- 69e
~ Sewing Baskets; made OF
straw. Reg. 89c --------49e
10, Sewing Boxes; large size.
cretonne covered. Reg. 100. 79e
l33) Utility Boxes; for gloves,
hose. etc. Reg. Csc ---14e
u7) Hot Dish Mats; 3 in set.
Reg. 29c --. --------.----l9e
(2:) Pencil Boxes: fitted with
pencils and pen. Reg. 29c lse
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
atj;NfHf

(3) Lady Hampton Girdles; Zip
per fastening, sizes 1888. Reg.
,a5, Rayon Satin Bandeaux;
sizes 80 to 80. Reg. 29c ----, SC
,45) GirdIes; of rayon brocade
and cotton mesh. Sizes 26 to 29.
Reg 200 --------57e
Goldenbero's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
{IlI1IA1


t34) Brushed RayOn Bed Jack
cts; broken sizes. Reg. 100
ll9 ---------------S S9e
t63I Snugfits; small sizes. Reg
ularly Csc -.----- Z FOR 25e
l3D Rayon indies: panties and
stepins Reg 29c-39c 2Se
1917 Fannelette Gowns; also
Crepe Gown and Pajamas. Ir-
regulars OF 1871 % grades 7oe
,3I Slips; Of rayon satin and
crepe. Reg. 100 67e
n2l Knit Union Suits; rayon
stripe. Reg. 79c - 39e
t8l Rayon Taffeta Slips: pleated
bottom. dark colors. Small sizes.
Reg. 1.49 --------------l.l 10
Goldenberg's-Matn Floor.
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Odd Lots 100 10
l.50 T0lLETRIES
So

Clearance of odd lots, includ-
ing busting powders. shave
mugs, cologne sets. GIFT sets,
st. Denis csndlelights, Christ
mas bells with perfume. lamps,
Gabella perfume candles and
many others.
Odd Lots: including hair
brushes. bubble bath, tslcums,
colognes. toilet waters. per-
fumes. shampoo. sprays, Amolin
and other articles. Reg. 25c 10
sc ------------- Ice
- E-Z Sanitary Sprays; regu-
iarlv 100 ---------------- soc
Golderbergs-Ma,n Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
Boys 2.4s and 3.4s
Lonqies and Knickers
1888

Just q. Odd lots Of boys cor
duroy and cloth longes and
knickers; in servicesble colors.
Sizes 3 to 20 in the group.
Slight irregulars.
f4SI Bows Shirts and Sweat
Shirts. Broken sizes. Reg 5qC.
l9c
t2.l Bows Winterueieht Union
Suits; broken sizes. Reg sec
39e
tosl BOYS Sweaters: half-zlp-
per STYLE Reg soc 36e
1861 Bows School Shirts. many
with stand-up collars, Slightly
oiled Rec, 7oo 3se
s. 2-pc. Fsnnelette Pajamas;
lightly solled Reg ll9 59e
~ Boys School Suits; with
Inickers or longes. Sizes II to
a. Reg. 796 7.99
,3s) Boys Belt and Buckle
Sets; reg. 100 " 44e
~ BOYS Ski Pants; small
sizes. Reg. 19S 69e
Goldenber0's-Hnin Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
lllll
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pudAmlulnannon

t2lS) All Silk Service Weight
Hose; with Isle top, fall colors.
Seconds of soc quality 39e
n2D Winter weight Hose; of
long wearing cotton and rayon.
Perfect quality. Reg. 39c 29e
u41l Silk Chiffon Hose; knit
to At, perfect quality. Reg
ACC Observation-Disclosures 29e
u2sl FulI-fashioned Ringless
Chiffon Hose; assorted colors,
broken sizes. Mill mends of 19c
quality 25e
u22l Children's Campus Cot
ton Socks; sizes 9 to l0i7. Reg.
29c ----------------------l9e &c
t2l6l Children's Anklets; fine
quality mercerized cotton. Sec
onds of 29c quality y---------l &c
Goldenbergs-Mu,n Floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Pattern 1895 is available in
Junior miss sizes II, y. l3, II,
Is. Is, II and Is Size ID
jumper takes / = yards 54-ineh
fabric and blouse Is yards 49,
inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents t15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tetrn. Write plainly size, name,
address and style number.
Order the new Anne Adams
Pattern Book poste haste and
be -elethes-ready for the coming
season
This brilliant Fall and Winter
edition contains a gill Tor YOU
in an actual pattern for hat
and bag set.
Plus hundreds Of original,
easy-to-Sew designs for night
and day for work and fun,
for schoolgirl, careerist, bride,
matron.
Book. Is cents; pattern -
cents. book and pattern to-
gether, - cents
Address your order 70 the
ATuu 74tiaf11s Pattern Depart
ment. 1925 Times square. The
Detroit Times. Detroit Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
The Seasons Fashion Fancy
DIVE BOMBER!

DIVE BOMBER! Words made famous by Gives
YOU the shivers lust o But up IN
entertainment the Of motion picture.
And that's all II also enters the beauty field and comes
up a compact and cigarette TO match Iney
gold with tiny blue bombing planes DONG oop-the-
loop Western Hemisphere with three black top hats
sgnifying their squadron insignia.
a little fashion fancy keep you light hearted.
One 10 chalk up for the Christmas list
YOUR FACE you college girls who rush from
houSeparty game sports weekend There's
help keep your beauty II
alligator and grooming essentials
SWEET ESCAPE n deodorzng perfume is the
easy 70 keep always fresh and dainty Harmless clothing
and be used every day.
HAPPINESS AFooT is yours if you give your feet the
Fresh market Foot Kit that
assortment OF things keep your happy
treatments caouses and rough heels
disappear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Booklet ExpIains
Interiors

THE. DOOR Of your home
what does n say 10 visi-
tors and pasSersby? Does 1t
say here dwell charming
friendly people people who
have taste and discrimination
or does il convey the OPP
posite?
All important 10 your home
are doors. windows shutter
treatments, stairs. Railways,
walls and woodwork.
The Detroit Times Home In
stiiute has hnoklet-np this
subject, called "DoorwayS Win
dowS. Stairways and Interior
Woodwork. -
The booklet has been prepared
by Good Housekeeping Studio
Of Architecture Building and
Furnishings, under the direction
OF Helen KoueS and is available
while the supply lasts.
To obtain IL, send IS cents
in coins 10 The Detroit Times
Home Institute, lZ2o Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

THESE FILET crochet doilies
made from the easy-to-follow
Laura Wheeler charts serve as
luncheon and buffet sets. The
simplicity Of the design makes
them easy 20 crochet Pattern
1864 contains charts and direc-
tons for scarfs and mat; Illus
trations Of them and stitches
materials required
Send TEN CENTS In coin for
this pattern 10 theIaura
Wheeler Pattern Department
1925 Times Square. Detroit
Mich. Owing 10 customs regula-
tons. orders for patterns 70
Canadian destinations cannot be
filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Benane Tossiies

"a small graham crackers
3 Tablespoons butter
3 bananas
2 tablespoons lemon juice
p cup brown sugar
Spread crackers with butter,
Cover entire cracker with thin
slices Of banana. Sprinkle with
lennon tttiiiet>-stft- brown stffat-T
dot with butter, and broll until
sugar melts and bananas begin
10 brown. Will make s or 8 por-
tions, An excellent dessert for
children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Wednesday, October 1. 1871

Pc A H CIR L A NJ PIE in
chocolate wafer crust or nectar
custard cake pudding-try either
as the perfect windup to Fall
menus. These are typical of the
tempting and unusual desserts
prepared at yesterdays meeting
of the Detroit Times Homemak-
ers' Club.
In addition the economy meal
consisting of pot roast with car
rots and potatoes, nodded fruit
salad, and orange marmalade
pudding was prepared. Here are
the recipes for you 10 try.
Nectar Cake Pudding
Ia cups whole fruit nectar
"a cup graduated sugar
y tablespoons butler
3 tablespoons cornstarch
3 tablespoons cold water
"A teaspoon salt
y cup shortening
cup graduated sugar
2 eggs
u cup mix
? cups sifted all purpose
flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
teaspoon vanilla extract
Whipped cream
Combine nectar. sugar and
butter and bring 70 boil. Blend
cornstarch. water and salt and
add TO hot liquid. stirring briskly
10 prevent Jumping. Cook until
thick. then cool.
Cream shortening and sugar
Add beaten eggs and mix. Add
milk alternately with flour,
which has been sffted with bek--
ing powder. and salt Add flavor
nnng and mix Pour into n paper
ined pan tahoui SXl0X2 inches ,.
Pour nectar mixture evenly over
batter and bake in a moderate
oven $50 degrees about 70
minutes
The filling viii 20 through the
batter. leaving a thin layer OF
cake on bottom 10 envelop fill
ing. Remove from oven and lei
cool slightly Invert pan onto
platter 70 remove pudding Putt
off paper. Cut into squares and
serve WITH whipped cream
Serves 8.
Peach Cream Pie
Is cups sweetened condensed
milk
= cup lemon juice
l cup sliced peaches
y cup whipping cream
= tablespoons confectioners
sugar
Blend Swce'ened condensed
milk and lemon Juice Stir until
mixture thickens Fold in sliced
peaches and4 ffAnllE- inin a-lnch pic
plate lined with chocolate wafer
pie crust. Cover with whipped
cream SW%rfpncd with COnfeC-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
peech.Necterine Freeze

3 cups peach-nectarine nectar
? 2 cup graduated sugar
i teaspoon salt
/ cup whipping cream
Combine nectar. sugar and
salt and stir to blend. Place in
tray Of refrigerator freezing
unit and freeze 10 a mush. Re
move from unit and beat frozen
mixture into cream that has
been whipped until, very thick
but not stiff Replace in re-
frigerator and freeze. stirring
TWO or three times more. Serves
4 10 s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Roll enough chocolate waters
TO make ! cup crumbs. Mix well
with 5 tablespoons melted but
ter. Cover bottom and sides Of
9-inch pie pan, pressing firmly
into place. Pour in filling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Fruit Nectar
New Taste Treat

FROZEN DESSERTS with an
unusual flavor are rare. but the
velvet fruitiness Of the whole
fruit nectar in the accompanying
recipe is delightfully."- new to
many Of US.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

p0ncrVCI T--Grstiot- Harper PL. 1882 =
hUUoCfLbi Open Today q. Park Free.
MET JOHN DOE" with Gary Cooper:
Get Here Before 3 80 and Save Toe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
This Week S
Economy
Menu

HERE Is This weeks econ
omy menu and market order fol.
those homemakers who are lr-
tereSted in making both ends o.
the budget meet. Quantities arr
sufficient 10 serve four.
Pot Roast
Potatoes Carrots
Noldcd Fruit Salad
Bread Butter
Orange Marp0iode Pudding
Coffee and MIX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

.p0cEnAI E--iihao Woodward TO. s-olzs
hUoLDhLL Adults 2oc Plus Tax. Open 9 :i5.
John Howard and Binnie Barnes In
TIGHT SHOES" Plus Donald Woods, IL
WAS A PRISONER ON DEVILS ISLAND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Novel Dessert Recipes
Prepared at Cooking School
Chocolate Pie Crust
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

TONERS sugar. Chill before serv
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Pot Roast
with vegetables)

NWlIH NtktthDit>t
SkeWer or lie into shape and
season a 3 or 4-pound chuck or
rump roast. Turn on high heat
and brown roast in cooker. Add
potatoes and carrots. Cover and
bring 10 steam on high heat.
Turn heat 10 low and steam b
10 40 minutes per pound. Cook
ing time is 2 10 2i2 hours.
Chocolate prune Whip
/ cup pureed prunes Sweet
ened 10 iastel
/ 7-ounce package seml-sweet
chocolate, melted
Dash OF cinnamon
y pint heavy cream, whipped
Mix prunes and chocolate to-
gether and allow TO cool Add
cinnamon and fold into whipped
cream. Pile into Sherbet glasses
and chill. Yield s servings.
Nodded Fruit Salad
package raspberry Favored
gelatin
cup hot water
cup cold water
dozen cooked apricot halves
= pound grapes
Dissolve gelatin in hot water,
then add cold water. Arrange
apricots cut side up in center 81
mold Arrange grapes around
outside edge Of mold and fill
with gelatin mixture. Chill I'M
IA firm. VIII serve s.
MsrmoIade Pudding
II cup butter
= cup sugar
= teaspoon orange flayorlng
2 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
Z cup milk
2 egg whites. beaten
2 cup orange marmalade
Cream together butter ana
sugar. and add orange flayoring
Sift together flour. baking pow
der and salt and add alternately
with milk 10 creamed mixture.
Fold in beaten egg whites. Cover
bottom Of buttered pudding pan
with Il cup orange marmalade
Pour batter into pan and steam
Cooking time ] y hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

hUOLVlLLL Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable
in, GONE WITH THE WIND. Cartoon
Mat--EYery Day NJ. 5 and Q p NJ. Cont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

y pint heaVy cream, Whipped
Mix prunes and chocolate to-
gether and allow 10 cool Add
cinnamon and fold into whipped
cream. Pile into Sherbet glasses
and chill. Yield s servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

IANcASTER-lo5s5 West jefferson 4
LhNInclLh FREE DINNERWAREt
Ied SPARKS CYCLONE on HORsEBACK.'
Tim Holt Time 20 Million Yankees. /"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

pnVV-woodward Near Temple r
hVhI Open "a Hours Park Free Joan
Blondeu TOPPER RETURNS" Richard
Arlsn in "A DANGEROUS GAME
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
HAPPINESS AFOOT

ACE-Harper and Froutenar. Pr. 0Si7. 4
NIL Cont. ~ Noon Guy kihbes. Dink
Trout IN ''>CtTIERGo0D BAfNES.
Robert Armstrong Linda Hayes. "CITA-
DEL OF CRIME" China 70 the Ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

Of goodness and truth. There
Is no vice that so covers a man
with shame as 10 he found false
and perfidious, he said"
Then Schopenhauer
So significant is lord Bacon
in the march of brains, however.
that the world has forgotten all
The rotten anecdotes concern
ing his character.
Did the end he aimed at
justify the means" ? ! leave it
TO you.
But Bacon did not write the
plays of Shakespeare. He was
too base a character ever to
have conceived Hamlet" Cor
della" "Othello" or Viola"
Here's old Schopenhauer
G7SS-1S60). probably the most
daring European thinker who
ever lived, for Arthur Schopen-
hauer worked out into a phil
osophy the words OF the
Preacher: Vanity of vanities--
all is vanity"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22


BIG Alec a great deal IN stature to read
IN Pmiarch that this son of a god died
in a common drunken brawl by being
dashed on his cod-like noodle by another
toSSpot
But II is not about Alexander or any
other conqueror that am writing today.
It's about the great thinkers Of the world
those philosophers who are the light
houses and the Searchlights OF the human
race.
For in the evolution Of man from
his lar in the mud 10 today the highest
point IN that evolution IS achieved by
those minds that stand on the ramparts
of the world and report back 10 us what
they have seen in the dark mystery that
surrounds US all.
And there is nothing more enter
tanning or revealing than 10 find book
that gives Us anecdotes Of those men on
the heights and condenses for us their
messages 10 those in the valleys
Living Biographies of Great Philoso-
piers" by Henry Thomas and Dana Lee
Thomas Garden City Publishing Com
- r,,nl, h,uOlr &c tho crown
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booksbographe of great painters COM
rul ThomaseS have written.
There are thinkers this book which is
written with peep-ns the private lives of these
readable condensation
peculiar solving the eternal mysteries.
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BOOKS Of
HE WEEK
Lives of Worlds Great
Revealed in Anecdotes
Nv BENJAMIN DE CAssEREs

N NECDOTEs OF the great are the "low-down" on the
That's almost every human being likes
- anecdotes high and mighty of the earth
our level maybe II the anecdote reveals
weakness or the private life of the "bggy 1t lifts
Us of the clay him.
Ma, nor, of the union OF ms god Well reduces
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Plato (427-347 B. g begins
the book. He was an ideallst,
an aristocrat. the literary Gre
ator and secretary to Socrates
(who never wrote linel and
who was sold into slavery by
Dionysius of Sicily plato sold
himself back 10 freedom, how
ever).
II was Plato who was the
father OF the quiz" idea IN
philosophy. lie has Socrates
asking all kinds of questions of
his pupils.
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NoW TO Francis Bacon

This man, who lived so long
ago. said:
Democracy appears 10 be
safer and less liable 10 TeN0lu-
ton than any other form of gov
eminent"
Let us Jump now 20 Francis
Bacon 156l-1626). He is one OF
the most astounding men in
the world Of thought-great
thinker. bribe-taker. Jail-bird.
betrayer of the Earl of Essex
Chis friend and benefactor) 10
his death, a sycophant and The
father Of modern methods OF
scientific investigation.
Here's peep into the very
soul Of this man:
"Bscon's split personality was
an amazing manifestation OF
that greatest OF all mysterieS-
the human mind. He increased
the number OF scholarships at
oxford aud Cambridge so as 10
give the masses Of England a
greater opportunity for. educa-
ton and he presided at the
kings Star Chamber of torture,
"He wrote a glowing essay on
charity. he published a gagnih-
cent work. ON the Advance
men 81 Learning and he
pointed out 10 his public In
little essay how q man might
work his friend by discovering
his weaknesses and dlSadVan-
tages'
And then without blush he
penned \ treatise on the virtue