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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Green Frock
For Pretty
Colleen
BY JOAN DEAN

IRISH COLLEENS viii be
celebratin' next Monday Its
st. Patrick's Day, no less, and
Irish eyes win be smiling. It's
an occasion that calls for a bit
CT a song and dance-and new
frock for your fling.
A dinner frock is in order for
your ST. Patrick's night party
You cant wear that old Winter
formal on this occasion. For
Spring is a-comin' tthe twenty
first the first day of the new
season. and yot II want to greet
IL properly.
A SMOOTHIE - sleek silk
jersey or one of the new sheerS
is fine fabric to choose
Then your dinner dress VIII not
only take you through Spring
dates but also prove a perfect
number for that Summer vaca-
ton cruise.
THE WEARING of the green's
A good thought Too ST Pat
rick's favorite shade-mmmmm'
Green is a darling Of fashion,
most appropriate for the vernal
season. Shamrock green. Kelly
green. bottle green and salad
green are the tints that are
tops
They're lovely combine with
white tclay pipe whiteD for
evening wear. Best of all is
salad green, new and fresh as
crisp lettuce leafor tendeE
young watercress sprigs.
SALAD GREEN is the shade
of the Haunting cape of silk jer-
sey sketched--an integral part
of an after dark costume you'll
love. II flows so smoothly. this
green cape. long and sweeping,
caug. at the throat by corded
frogs.
White Jersey makes the dress
underneath, with a softly draped
bodice and slim waist, and full
skirt shirred to fall in graceful
lines. A sweet formal, il has
the new low V decolletage in
front and square back. with
shirred shoulder straps. In
sizes 1920: S21.95.
GREEN. FRIGHTENED with
large round, beaded buttons OF
red and white and trips of In
dian beadwork on the hip pock-
cts. is another dinner gown of
simple shirtmaker style. This
is salad green jersey. made with
shirred yoke and shirreC pockets.
Price is $685..
For contrast, pick the lovely
terra Gotta and white bolero
frocks of Jeroma sheer. Tip TO
redheads: This new red clay
color is gorgeous for YOU'D Terra
Gotta and OGRE are sensational
color headliners. too. A white
bodice and white binding for the
bolero are matched by white
stripes down the sides Of the
skirt "a new military note.
Costs only S16.95!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10

TO-DAY WE have the third
prize-winning letter in the Econ
omy Recipe Contest. in which
Mrs. Leo Edwards of Ionia gives
many economy suggestions as
we'll as a recipe for Dry Bread
Pancakes a family of eight
she feeds on less than $12 a
week, and many readers thought
we were suggesting the impos-
sible when we allowed Mrs.
Jones that amount for a family
of seven.
Here is how Mrs. Edwards
goes about it.
I HAVE to feed eight Of us,
three adults, five children III,
Is, IS, 8 years and an 8 months
baby on SIP or less each week
and it can be done. Out of that
S12 comes so cents for daddys
cigarets. all school tablets, PEN
ellis and ink, also all my thread
and things for the medicine
cabinet such as shaving soap,
blades, camphorated oil and ad-
hesive tape. Laundry supplies.
must also be included. All seem
to mount up in a family this
size.
Hold Their Own
We are all well and hold up
our end at school and church.
We are too many to go visiting
much, so this is headquarters for
every branch of the family and
that means lots of extra meals.
/ buy bread for the mems
morning toast but bake all other
breads, rolls, pies. cakes and
cookies. Use about II loaves of
my bread weekly besides two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Include All

Now for the hip joints. Place
one hand on a chair or table for
support. and swing opposite leg
loosely from the hip Joint. up
in front and out in back. Don't
make an exercise of IT. Just
swing loosely and easily. Then
swing other leg.
That brings you to your knees
sit on a table and swing al
ternate legs back and forth in
a loose iointed rhythm.
Finish by circling feet at the
ankles. and hands at the wrists,
and flexing fingers and toes.
That puts your joints through
their paces-and it will keep
YOU young.
1871. King Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Keep Supple
If You'd Be
Youthful
BY IDA JEAN KAN

THERE ARE words that pair
off together because of their
natural association. such as:
young and supple, old and stiff.
But l have seen young people
who were not supple. and some
older ones who were. ! know
q woman of 60 who has always
kept active and who is more
supple than many a woman in
her thirties.
A Spartan resident of Green
witch Village. who is we'll past
90. scorns the elevator and trots
up and down five flights of
stairs several times a day. She
claims il is good exercise and
that IT keeps her young.
Case Of Disuse
She is certainly more agile
than a woman of about 40 l
saw trying TO hoist herself up
on one of those high chairs at a
lunch counter in Pennsylvania
Station. She was stiff. over
weight and puffing-and she
couldn't make it by herself. She
had to be helped up.
1t seems to be true that
people rust out more than they
wear out. And the pity of IL Is
that just a little exercise will
keep any one from growing stiff
and creaky. And if you object
violently TO exercise. you can
skip the calisthenics and keep
flexible simply by putting your
joints through their full range
of motion every day.
Because of the stimulation 10
the nerve endings in the joints.
this also gives you an infinitely
increased sense of well being.
Exercise Joints
Here is a tip-to-toe program
that will keep you flexible.
Begin with the neck Tip the
head backward until it rests be-
tween the shoulders. then circle
around until it rests on one
shoulder. down in front. and
over to the other shoulder. Do
this very slowly, or it will make
you dizzy.
Now for-the shoulders Let
the arms hang Imply at the
sides and move the shoulder
tips in backward circles. Hunch
the shoulder tips close TO the
ears. then move them backward
drawing shoulder blades to-
gether, then releasing as Shout
ders move in the downward arc.
Perform very slowly.
You will find that shoulder
circling helps to unite nerve
knots at the base of the neck.
After you have finished that.
swing alternate arms freely
from shoulders in wide back
ward circles. Then swing arms
in front simultaneously. cross
ing them and flinging them out
at sides.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Trade Wind" by Schneider

to lift wages as much a. five cents
per hour without increasing prices.
Indications are that Leon Hender-
son will find good reasons 10 carry
out Donald Nelson's proposal.
Profts-steel trade informAnts
point out that the industry doesn't
net large profits from insot pro-
duction. Profit margins in that d.
vision are narrow. Production Of
specified products returns the larg-
est revenues. Thus the industry
as a whole will not fare badly
through 1a4i, although total prof
its will not he nearly so large as
through World War /.
u. 4. steel-First- quarter steel
industry earnings will he the best
OF any quarter Of this year. Rea-
son' Operating rate was peak
capacity In all three months. Wage
and coal price increases didn't take
effect until April /.
Advices are that United States
steels first-quarter income was
slightly better than the $50 q
shsr. earned for the fourth quar-
ter Of 1910. Reliable estimate
places the net after tax reduc-
tons on 1910 basis i at 1890 q
share.
Record Income - North. east,
south and increased psyrolls
will be running In high gear this
summer. The entire country will
have more consumers. with more
to spend and with less restraint on
their spending. than ever before.
All because OF the defense pro-
gram.
Statistical estimates are that
1871 consumer purchasing power
will reach A. high - Ss05 per
capita. II will compare with 1862
Of 1910 and the 1898 depression
low Of s372. The sso5 Of la41 tops
the 1878 OF 1929 because Of read
Justmene IN nyinf costs.
Focds-Psul 3. Willis, president
Of the Associated Grocery Manu-
fscturers. says there's no reason
for the public to pay higher food
stuff prices. In the case OF coffee
sugar and meats the increases are
at the source. But ~ for domes-
tics. especially In nationally sd-
ysrtised brands. prics-cutting IL
going on a. heretofore because Of
abundant supplies.
News Bits-Senstors az. talking
Of eliminating all tax exemptions
on the belief that people are snx-
ious TO pay for defense program
Yarn wage rates at highest
level IN ten years Wheat
prices will bring farmer, best re-
turn since 1887 First six
months esrlosdings estimated ct
1925. 900 against 10 200 900 year
ago shipbuilding industry viii
remain active for year, after close
of war Pr1ce increases 10 b.
announced soon on furr, gloves
mems suits. and dishes slso or
rsfrigsrstors chryslsrs pro-
durtion schedules esll for 900 900
units Of 1871 model. 1910 model
output vss 200 900 units Sun
OILS shipbuildins diDson booked
$3.50 900 900 government order for
q swift tsnkers.
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Groups TO Meet
AT Giq Harbor

.IG HARBoR-The AUXILIARY 81
wsconds chapter. O v 8 VIII
meet Wednesday evening At tho
Community hall. instead II with
Mrs J. Harris Hestess~s viii 10
Mesdame. c. n hcColsy. Cora
smyths. d. J Thomas and Nettis
chuvers.
Tn. Arletta Guild will hold Cts
regular meeting Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mr. Ire
Rogers Of Horsehead Ray. wednes-
day afternoon the Cund wiil he
IN. guests Of the Rossdals Guild
at the home Of Mrs Alb~rt Ander-
son Of Horsehesd bay,
Mrs o. Rons.n ~m entertain
the Past orseies club Of Fern
Camp, r. N A. of olalls at her
home Tuesday at 30 .. m.
Mrs. F.E' johnson. former sec.
vtary to the Peninsula Garden
club, will be hostess 10 the club
~ her home on So Park ave. Ia
coma. Tuesday afternoon. for q
picnic luncheon.
Friday evening the Cromwell
PIT. A. elected tho following Of.
fic~rs: Mrs. John Peterson. presi.
dent. Mrs. Robert wetmore. vice
president; Mrs. Agnes Billings.
secretary: Mrs Jason Graham,
treasurer. Mrs. Peterson and Ars
Billings were reelected.
Mrs Carlton severtssn will en-
terrain the l.. n. n. Of Emmanuel
Lutheran church at her home wed-
nssdsy At q p m. The Ladies' aid
will meet IN the church on Thurs
day, with Mrs Louise Bloom and
Mrs. X. seelem serving.
The Crescent Valley PIT. A
Will hold its regular meeting on
"wednesday evening at tho school
house. Th~rs will be election of
officers and q social hour.
The Amateur Garden club will
meet on wednesday at Tn. club
house for / o'clock dessert lunch.
con. with Mrs. A Hunt and Mrs
Edith Prior hostesses. Ths~ will
Be . guest speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

PORT TOWNSEND. waAh. -
Authorities Monday sought 10
identify a man who lesped over
board Sunday night as he saw a
barge bearing down on his sail.
risg~d skiff
N. l.. Drugs. first mat. Of IN.
tug Wanderer, said the man ap-
parently vss ss~ep as the sklff
crossed the tovlins between the
tug and barge Suddenly wax
Ing, he lsaped overheard. Drugs
said. A long search for the body
was unaysiling
Bedding. camping equipment.
and fishing tackle IN the sklff
failed 10 yield a clue 10 his
identity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Steel Prices - Leon Henderson.
price administrator. in his first
move on steel products. ''froHs"
prices at those OF the first-qusrter
level. But he didn't close the door
to adjustments in cases where it
is necessary to offset part OF the
industry's recent l0-cent per hour
wage boost.
Mr.. Hendersons steel price se-
ton came Immediately after DON
aid NJ. Nelson, director Of pur-
chases Of the office OF production
management. said that q horizon
tai advance would not be tolerated
but that boosts IN certain grades
and specialties" may find justifica-
ton.
In negotiating wage schedules
with the Steel Workers union,
United States Steel was prepared
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Portlonder browns

RAINIER. ORE. Fred Fstsch.
20. Portland. drowned IN the Co
lumbis riyer lat. Sunday when he
fell from a chair In boat while
f4shiny
Fetsch's wife and Charles
Prough of Portland threw out =
life prsserver but Fstsch wen,
under without reaching u. sssrch-
.rs were dragging the river for
his body
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22


Committee chsirmen are mar
shalling their forces this week to
begin the annual Roll Call OF the
American Red Cross. the quota for
the local Pierce County chapter
being 10000 memberships
Headed by Maj. Gen. David l.
Stone, sub-chsirmsn win direct the
largest group Of volunteer workers
ever assembled for the task of Sc
curing memberships for the local
chapter. A most intensive drive
has been made necessary in face
of demands upon the chapter here
and upon Red Cross generally in
this country and Europe.
THE Pierce County chapter Of
the American Red Cross faces the
greatest task In its history, that
Of rendering adequate services 10
the men in the great army camps
surrounding our city and to their
families. and due To this demand
the spring Roll Call in Tacoma has
new significance this year" said
General Stone We all are aware
Of the many services given by the
Red Cross to alleviate suffering
both here and abroad. Your Red
Cross has always met every emer-
eency and brought succor to those
sick and injured in the war. Red
Cross has been on the job IN care
for the refugees and other nom
combatsnts in the danger zones of
Europe.
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after a cold
then what
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DOCTORS ,tre.4 remaining In bod
hunii IN, bodf ismpsfstafs u Bof-
ma. Sound zcsief.
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the bodf. The siOfy - vii Tod in ihe
blood pisturs. IL is important 20 b'iild
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50 reason .enaitly aid ixse tiae ehOice
81 millions BY Immediately starting on
eouf,. Of SIS. Tome - t<feu fhfse
iines . d<y Immediately b<iofe En,zls.
Ia the zt>enoe al iO.zi injection o.
organic cisezse. YOu should nots I'M
pfosemeni 10 the Nzy yoa lei and
iook within ihe hfsf 10 d4fs. 1he o0n-
bdeDoe of millions Ger man fe4n %
the hesi iesiIrnonizi II iris pfodau.
An experience with SIS
Tonic vii cause you 70 szy to
your friends. SIS. made me
iceland look Ike mJseli again"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Scientist Claims
Nazis Attempted
Invasion Sept. is

SAN FRANCISCO Lars ncrn.
a. American research seisntis,
formerly stationed IN AntNefp.
Belgium. tod TIRE san Francisco
Chronicle n an intsrVlvw tnat the
German army AS reruissd with
a lnss % 80 600 men IN an st.oftivs
attempt Il invade England last
sept Ia
The >sHis aere MT In
mid channel Nv = literal <es
Of flame. Light British nas.i
units threw e,ereeard tens 81
oil which the Re,sl Air Feros
ignlt-d with incendtsry
hcms..- Ne~n wss quoted.
Thousands 81 German hsti~s
lined the shores a the Fngiish
channel snd oharred oorrses were
stu drifting q month later sftvr
the ~dehaole.- Neen ted the
Chroaiele
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

We shall seek our goal Of $4,000
memberships for the Pierce County
chapter OF the American Red Cross
from May to May 10 and al
though demands and sacrifices
have been many we feel sure that
Tscomsns will support this worthy
cause" said General Stone We
are extending an invitation to
every member of every family TO
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Join the Red Cross and thus help
to keep up the great work being
done by this organization
This year the appeal to Join the
Red Cross will be carried to Ia
comans through more than 500
volunteer workers, who have been
chosen 10 contact every citizen
In Tacoma. according to General
Stone.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Princess Elizabeth
Observes Birthday

LONDON 49, Princess Elizabeth
Of England observed her 18TH
birthday anniversary "soms~bsr.
N England" Monday with King
George. Qusen EizSb~th and hsr
sister Margaret she received q
turquoise and diamond necklace
brooch ard bracelet set which
once belonged 20 Queen Victoria
and purse collected throughout
Britain for the Princess Elizabeth
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

revealed a discharged shell; it
was a 80 caliber Western Spe-
cial. Later his deputies were
10 find the remaining five shells.
Following the tire tracks, the
sheriff and his deputy traced the
auto OF the gunman four miles
south 10 United States Highway
20. They alighted from their
machine.
According 10 these tracks, he
turned west and headed toward
Chicago" the sheriff pointed
out; but the trail was lost on
the ribbon OF concrete and the
two officers turned back north.
The boys think the car bore
Illinois license plates. IL they
are telling the truth, and i see
no reason TO doubt them, the
slayer might have had one Of
many motives for firing at them
when they stopped" Hosinsk
advanced.
Considering the Illinois IL
cense, he may have come from
that State TO keep n secret rem
DEVIOUS with n woman; when
the sedan stopped he may have
feared that a rival or a husband
had tracked him, become pam
icky, and started shooting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Sights Auto
OF AKy Runner

Bruggner waited in his ma
chine while his superior and the
two state officers began their
checkup on foot Idly the deputy
watched the pasSers-by, both
pedestrians and motorists, and
presently noticed an automobile
pull up directly ahead OF him
and park.
His first glance was casual,
but a moment later he straight
ened suddenly and signaled
frantically to the state police
men.
The car bore an Illinois license
and answered the description OF
the alky-runner's car they
sought. Bruggner started his
car and moved il diagonally in
front OF the suspicious auto 10
block IL. The state police Of
fees. noting his swift movement,
ran TO his aid.
Their eyes travelled quickly
over the Illinois car and the
man seated at the wheel. Gruffly
they ordered him out. As the
occupant crawled forth he held
his left hand in the air while
the right clawed for a shoulder
holster gun. But Officer Dick
inson was quicker on the draw
he whipped his revolver from
the holster AT his side and COW
cred the man before he could
get his weapon into action.