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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

making farseeing improvements.
Avoid extravaganza for trivial
ties.
NOV. IS TO DEC. 22
ISagittarius-Not a push-over,
as they say, but encouraging for
the early and willing-to-work
bird. You can even widen your
field of operation and improve
the quality of output as well as
keep up with production demands.
DEC. IS TO JAN. 81
Capricorn - Financial returns
may be tardy but this does not
mean that your efforts won't be
recognized and appreciated. Re-
search, metaphysics, ways and
means for general improvement
especially sponsored.
JAN. 2s TO FEB. 20
s-You'll find your
road to advancement right in
your own field. Are you pushing
ahead or content to stay "put"f
Be fair to your inherent ability,
ingenius mental equipment.
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 70
Pisces-Trade, industry, finan-
cial organizations, cooperative
groups; government and defense
workers among those favored in
today's beneficent aspects. Vaca-
ton interests also tops.
A CHILD born on this day
is a bundle of nervous energy,
magnetic personality, gayety, fine
mental powers. May not plan
and consistently work for the
success within its possibilities.
Should be helped in youth to
appreciate values and not waste
its talents and time. A noble
character.
Copyright, is4i. King Features synd., IND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Cherry U pside Down Cake
Tasty Finale to Dinner

A TEMPTING discretionary
upside down cake. Made with
sour red cherries and topped
with fluffy whipped cream
you'll find this is a sure-fire
success with the family. Serve
a. a windup to the following
menu.
Today's Menu
Broiled Lamb Chops
Credmed Potatoes
Buttered Green Beans
Cueumbers and Sliced Tomatoes
Cherry Upside Doi0n Cake
Tea
Cherry Cake
2l4 cups pitted sour cherries
pa tablespoons cornstarch
2-3 cup sugar
II cup cherry juice or water.
Drain cherries, combine corn
starch and sugar, add cherry
Juice or water and cook until
thick and clear, add cherries and
pour into buttered baking pan.
Batter
II cup shortening
II cup sugar
] egg
u cup bran
| l teaspoon grated orange rind
II cup orange juice
u cup milk
IN cups flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
II teaspoon salt
y teaspoon soda
Blend shortening and sugar
thoroughly; add egg: beat well.
Stir in bran. orange rind, orange
juice and milk. Sift flour with
baking powder. salt and soda;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
HOROSCOPE = By
BY Frances
Drake

Look in the Section Your Birthday Comes In and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According TO the Stars,
For Tuesday, August 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

FOR dinner table white china candlestick very
white unshaded candles becoming puts
light above rather than q level with
II want pacccards, tie card a duck and place
either the napkin (which folded three
center of the PLATED the duck the table
the lay
Keep the color scheme white and blue possible
For lunch place Of candles white compete dishes and fill
them with white peppermints.
Don't be tempted green yellow minis stick white
10 the effect you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
PROTECT LINoLEUM

HOME ECONOMISTS now
look upon the practice of scrub
bling linoleum as distinctly out
Of date. The application of
linoleum finish TO the floor COW
ering will not only protect the
pattern from footwear. but also
make il possible to clean the
surface easily by simply mop
ping 1t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
OF to Flying Start

PICK color and style harmonic contrast with your
china you flying Then instead of the usual
make your centerpiece something different.
illustration the basket holder conceals contaner
for flowers low wicker basket could be used garden
flowers Here blue upn mgnonette with its soft yellow
garden pnks, geranium leaves among the flowers.
touch which you mustn't overlook is china
and lamb Use amusing set of decoration of this which
fits with color and the general theme of the table
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

add to first mixture and stir
only until flour disappears.
Spread batter over cherries.
and bake in moderate oven (375
degrees) for 35 minutes. Turn
upside down on plate while hot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Making the Most
OF Your Home
Be Original in Table Settings.
By HELEN KOUES
Nationally Known Authority

IT'S AMAZING what you do to vary table settings
with what with the addition Of thing
First discard from mind usual and second let
your imagination riot curb 1t must but first give 1t
chance to where it leads you.
Take the informal dinner supper table illustrated The
solid napkins the pottery
plates yellow and red and the gob and candles in red
shops including stores full of attractive and
unusual ceophane mats woven in fabric effect some in solid
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Make ulhly bI
audsn in eymanuer

day. When it is done push It to
the back of the range, cover the top
of the oatmeal with a thin layer
of water and let il stand all night.
Pour the water of IN the morning
and start heating it without stirring;
it will heat evenly and without
Jumps. and there will be no brown
ish skin 10 disfgure it.
Then there's the famous Vir-
einia breakfast combination, salt
herring, preferably with roe, and
hominy grlts. Or finnan haddie.
Or omelets. There YOU have some
thing! The skys the limit in this
field, and if you want to be mighty
popular in the home learn TO make
fluffy. golden omelet as base for
fines herbes" for minced ham, for
mushrooms. for tomato sauce, for
chicken livers.
And do take special pains with
your coffee. If your husband is one
of the individuals who think that
the first cup OF cofree is the perfect
one indulge him by presenting him
with one of the out sized coffee cups
that have the capacity of three ordi-
nary ones. And have the coffee just
right, the cream thick and the sugar
right where he can find it with no
trouble. If he thinks coffee ought
to be ritual, use one OF the drip"
gadgets that are fascinating to
watch and can be used right at the
table while the fruit course is being
/ leisurely consumed.
If you want a few more su2ges-
/ tions for this kfaSt-to-counter-
act-weekday breakfasts, here they
are.
! FINNAN HADDIE ON TOAST.
! Ia cups milk
liz cups soft bread crumbs
l tablespoon butter
Salt and pepper
cup cooked or canned finnan
haddie
s slices toast
Heat milk. add the bread crumbs
and cook over low flame. stirring
constantly until smooth. Add butter
and seasoning. Stir in faxed fish
and heat thoroughly. Cut slices Of
toast in half diagonally to form
triangles. Place on hot platter and
heap with creamed fish. Serves 6.
SCRAMBLED EGGS ON SPANISH
TOAST.
2 eggs, beaten slightly
q cup tomato juice
l teaspoon sugar
4 teaspoon salt
SIS slices bread
3 tablespoons fat
Blend beaten eggs, tomato juice.
sugar and salt. Dip both sides of
each slice of bread into mixture,
brown on both sides in hot fat in
frying pan. Place on hot platter,
heap with freshly scrambled eggs
and serve at once. Serves As.
QUICK FRIZZLED BEEF.
Il ID. dried beef
tablespoons fat
4 tablespoons -four
3 cups milk
Pepper
6 slices toast.
Shred the dried beef and cook In
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Bp Barbara Bell

Here is classroom costume which
can't be surpassed for practically
and smartness. A jumper frock
with series of easily ylaundered
hlouses meets every need of school
and social life and is so inexpensive
that it won't dent the slimmest bud
get And with the jumper made
of a long wearing corduroy, or a
long enduring wooden. think of the
months of service you can expect
from this attractive. youthful outfit!
Growing girls will find this
jumper especially becoming with its
extra fullness in the bib top gained
with belt effect at the waistline
and a few gathers The skirt has
that gathered-in fullneSS which en-
phasizes the tight line at the waist.
The top is held up with straps which
cross and button in back and the
neckline is square, showing of the
crisp neckline of the tailored blouse
to great advantage
BY making q number of blouSeS
In washable cottons in white and
colors which will contrast with the
Jumper YOU can have all the variety
Of An extensive wardrobe-in this
Evening star., 1941-10-27
| |WhyGrow
Old?
By .I0Sebhine L0actnan

ID - use UHfHf LO"UfUH
When a woman begins taking the
years on her chin, its time for her
to do something
OF course, we should always expect
to get into trouble when we stick
our necks out! Habitually poor
posture affects our chinline and the
youthfulness of our neck.
The chin is one of the very first
spots to herald the passing of early
youth. Many women in their thir-
ties and more in their fortieS might
look like the twenties if their necks
were firm and their chinlines clear
cut.
When We carry our chin forward
with our neck bent in the back, and
our shoulders slumped, We get
creases in our neck, and the muscles
under the chin stretch. causing the
blurred look of middle age.
If the muscles have become re-
laxed because Of poor posture and
the neck is deeply creased, we can
exercise tone into the muscles and
arrest the crease by an improved
manner of holding the head.
Try this: Stand tall Drop the
head forward toward the chest.
Place a ruler at the back of the
neck zone end at base of skull
Raise the head slowly, trying to
press each individual vertebra
against the ruler. Hold a few sec
onds and then relax. Drop the head
forward and repeat.
If you wish to have my leaf1et
Of exercises for improving the
neck and chin line. send Scent
stamped, self-addressed envelope
with your request for is YOUR
CHINLINE A PAIN IN THE
NECK? to Josephine Lowman
in care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-27

one reaches the Office on time. the
morning meal takes terrific beat
ing. Dagwood Bumsteads s whizzing
exit is becoming all too familiar to
most of us Washington working in
GiVidualS!
Of course, not much can be done
at present to change this setup.
Well just have to wait for the good
old days to roll around again-if
that millennium is ever going to
come TO pass. The weekday break
fast will continue TO be gulped on
the way from dressing room to front
door, ice will be dumped into too
hot coffee, orange juice will diSap-
pear IN twinkling, and jaws will
still be crunching toast when the
bus rounds the corner.
But in the meantime let's pre-
serve our, dreams and memories of
older more leisurely days with a
real Sunday breakfast. Make it
brunch if you like, combining the
best features of breakfast and lunch
for an informal, peaceful. long
drawn-out period spent with two
or even three cups of coffee, and
the Sunday paper.
You'll have to put your mind on
the business bit the night before.
if YOU want to keep all the unhur-
ried calm atmosphere that is so
soothing to 1941 nerves. Select the
fruit for the fruit bowl for its
looks as we'll as its taste. and put
it in the refrigerator to chill Or.
if your dining room is really cool
at night, leave it ready arranged in
the bowl for the morning Many
people think that unchilled fruit has
a more delicate and subtle flavor
than that which is served too cold.
Plan your meal carefully in ad-
vance and have as many items ready
as possible. You can even have a
melon ready to eat by halving il
Saturday night, removing the seeds
pinking the edges and setting it tc
chill after the cut surfaces have
been sprinkled with lemon juice and
sealed with piece of WaXed paper
1t is well to wrap the entire half in
WaXed paper, too, so no odor will
invade the icebox.
Icebox rolls. of course, are a nat
ural with such plan. and other
breads. such as biscuits. waffles
griddle cakes. popovers, and so on
are quickly made up Sunday morn
ing If you don't want to go as
fancy" as this, toast will pinch hit
for hot breads in any number oi
appetizing ways.
Don't overlook the possibilities OF
kidney stew and wafles, of buck
wheat cakes dripping with melted
| maple sugar. Sure, the sugar is q
| little more expensive than maple
favored corn syrup-but why not
spread yourself a bit on this very
special meal? Maybe your old man
bankers for some real oatmeal-the
kind that mother used to cook over
night-here's your chance to pre-
pare it for him. But as you don't
have an old timer of coal range
to cook it on throughout the dark
hours you'll have to let it steam
away in a double boiler on Satur-
Evening star., 1941-10-27

better for health and better for
favor. For Staff, at last. brings the
life-giving elements, all the good
favor of sun-ripened wheat and none
of the outer, bitter and splintery,
indigestible wheat skin"
No other bread in the world is like
staff. Made under the patented Earle
Process: perfected at a cost of over
$4,000 and its nutritional values
for human beings proved by scien-
lists of leading university.
Thus, Staff is not to be confused
with any other bread. So accept only
STAFF. And serve at every meal. Not
only for the physical and mentai WE'LL
being of your child, but all of your
family. Get Staff fresh from your
grocer now. You'll be glad you did.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Wife Makes Grave Mistake Claiming Home Her Exclusive Prope
Too Often She NeglectS
Husband in Matters
Concerning Both
He Should Have Equal Share
In Everything, Including
Selection of Guests
Bv Dorothy Dix

y
features of the domestic
100 the all
exclusive that her husband
tine establishment that he supports In fact few married
the their what the legal fiction
merely Jones who pays the freight 1t Mrs Jones who settles where
shall
Us family who the
calf while people old cold
Not have closet their And
of their that's virtually
famous architect told me not long at he had built houses in
which he had designed Jones have for his
but that he had which
Always
example of about rights
homes consider this letter from who writes:
we been married than
Evening star., 1941-10-27


damage or inconvenience. But we
knew of case two years ago IN
which it was far worse than that.
On the day before Halloween a
man received word of the death OF
his sister while he was eating din
ner. He Immediately packed a bag,
intending to take an evening train,
but when he and his wife went out
to drive to the station, they found
two fiat tires on their car, which
was parked in the driveway beside
the house.
The man Immediately called cab,
but by the time he reached the
station his train had left. and he
was delayed almost II hours III
reaching his sisters family. who
needed him badly.
In much the same way, other
seemingly minor annoyances can
turn into serious trouble. Bad fires
automobile accidents. heart attacks
broken legs-these and many other
tragedies have. in the past, been
caused by HalloWeeners.
Now. no decent boy or girl would
want his thoughtless or mischieyous
actions to injure some other person
The trouble, of course. is that in
the fun of playing pranks. they
sometimes don't stop 10 think.
Perhaps there is some excuse for
this kind OF carelessness on the
part of a fourth grader. But any
student in Junior or senior high
school should be old enough to use
his head a bit. And he also should
have outgrown the childishness that
leads to unreStralned HalloWeenlng.
There will probably always be a
small minority of out-and-out row.
dies who can be restrained only by
the authorities. Other boys and
girls need only to remember that
fun ceases to be fun when it hurts
somebody else.
However. We think the most effec-
tive solution for this whole Hal
loween problem is 10 provide other
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Turning Mattress

Turning the mattress under per-
son who cannot get out of bed may
sound difficult. if not impossible.
but it is easily done. Draw the
mattress well 10 the side of the bed.
leaving bare a strip OF wire Sr box
mattress. Upon this place three or
four pillows in straight line paral-
lei with the mattress. Drawing
carefully upon the sheet on which
the patient lies he may be trans
ferred to the pillows while the mat
treSs is being turned.
Evening star., 1941-10-27

:.and kind. My mother lived with US
for 10 years, my husband paying all
of her expenses, and my sisters visit
my home for weeks at time, as do
some friends of mine Recently my
husband asked me to have his father
come for week. but I refused to
have him, although his father is a
refined person. My husbands peo-
pie rarely ever visit us. My refusal
to have his father at my house has
angered my husband and he will not
speak to me or permit my relatives
or friends to come to my home. He
claims I have made a work horse
out of him for my people and that
am selfish and with family COM
pleX that he will tolerate no longer.
Why does he take this attitude?
Can he be right?"
Right as rain, dear madam. and
the pity is he didn't take this atti-
tude at the very beginning of your
marriage instead of letting you make
him the goat that you sacrificed on
your family altar without any pity
or compunction
I hate to say it of my sex, but
women are far less generous and
just in dealing with their husbands
families than men are in dealing
with their wives. In thousands of
homes men are supporting their
wives old parents graciously and
kindly and making the members of
their wives families welcome viSj-
tors, but it is rare thing for a
woman not to resent her husbands
parents coming to live with them
and for her not to feel that she is a
prosecuted martyr if any one of his
family comes for a weeks visit and
not to raise ructions when he gives
or lends any of his family money.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Harmless Hilarity Is Fine
On Halloween, but Don't
Let Franks Be Serious
SOft.Pedal Those Adolescent
Antics Which Conceivably
Can Mean Real Damage
Br Kav CaldweH and Alden Harrison

school column
She usual advice
wish up vi ad
a
graders dressing
applying
that neighbo
a grumbling won't
when such juvenile carried
trouble
to be
going to
example. automobile any
Evening star., 1941-10-27

and harmless entertainment for
young people on the night of ghosts
and COLLINS. Private parties are a
big help. In some communities
parties. dances. or other celebrations
are sponsored by civic groups,
schools. and even the public. In
other places fellows and girls are
appointed temporary deputies to
help the police keep order on this
particular night.
These methods work because. In
stead of trying to represS youthful
energy and enthusiasm. they divert
them into another channel.
You Ask-We Answer.
Q. am planning a party for the
last of this month, but I'm worried
about the noise problem I live in
an apartment and much noise is
forbidden after II pm. Also, Id
like to have the party break up At
midnight. I'd appreciate any sug-
geStionS. GEORGE r.
A. We have sent you some games
which should keep the crowd
amused without bringing the wrath
of the neighbors down upon your
head.
Plan to serve your refreshments
shortly after II pm. Too much
noise can't be made by people when
they're eating I'VE hope and this
should also help to get the affair
ended at midnight.
However, to make sure of the lat
ter point, you might tip off a couple
of your close friends to start an ex-
odus when the clock strikes IL
Evening star., 1941-10-27

1-Gire Your Child A Diet That Ia
WeH.BnInnced. At Least ] Pint of
Milk A Day. Fresh Vegetables And
Fruit Or Juice
2-Serre 2 Slices A Meal of This
Revolutionary Nep Staff Bread To
Help Supply Vitamin b. For Nor
NAL Mental Energy (See Chart
Belolc For Deficiencies Correcfed)
Before you blame the teacher; be-
fore you blame your child for 4 re-
port card that is not as good rs it
could and should be-answer these
2 questions:
Because of poor appetite. does
your child eat less-thus have
less energy for body and brain!
Because of loss of this energy,
does your child concentrate less
thus learn at 4 slower rate!
Today, science says a mental "slOw
down" may result from a deficiency
of Vitamin b., Because Vitamin B,
10 necessary to 4 normal, healthy
appetite; and to the liberation of
food energy into energy for body
and brain.
Evening star., 1941-10-27

one ensemble. Send for Pattern No.
1489-B today and start your new
winter outfit at once.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1489-B
is designed for sizes 6, 8, 10, II and
IA years. Size jumper requires
1ss yards 54-inch material; "a
yards 35-inch. Blouse, long or short
sleeves, requires IL yards 35-inch
material.
Send IS cents for the new Fashion
Book of fall and winter styles at once,
for further ideas for school ward
robes. Many designs for youth are
shown.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
To Help "Speed Up Brain Energy
Do These 2 Things:

spects, you are urged to do these 2
things at once:
1-Give your child a we'll bal
anced diet including at least 1
pint of milk a day, fresh vege-
tables and fruit or juice.
2-Serve 2 slices per meal of this
revolutionary new Staff Bread.
Because this revolutionary new Staff
contains over times more Vitamin
BI for normal appetite and mental
energy; over 500 more Vitamin b.
also essential to body and brain
cells-than ordinary white bread.
And since it furnishes relatively
.14.S%c more protein and times
more iron than many ordinary white
breads, it is plain for all to see that
Staff is superior for building and
nourishing body and brain.
Children LoUe Staff
Never before have you tasted bread
like this. For STAFF is fresh as the
sight of fields of wind-rippled, sun
splashed wheat. With flavor and
aroma even better than bread fresh
baked from wheat ground at the old
mill on the creek.
And it's delicate and lacy and VEL
vety of crumb as a blue-ribbon loaf
at the State Fair. You know it is
different and better by the richness
of it's golden wheat color.
Better Than Whole Wheat
staff is better than whole wheat,
enriched and white breads because
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Canape Stunt

Mix teaspoon each of drained
grated horseradish, finely chopped
dill pickles and capers into two
thirds cup white cream cheese.
Shape into half-inch balls and roll
in chopped nuts and parsley. The
result: A novel canape.
Evening star., 1941-10-27

melted fat 2 minutes. Sprinkle with
-four, stir we'll, add milk and con-
tinue stirring until it boils Season
with pepper and continue cooking
l minute. Cut slices OF toast in
half diagonally to form triangles.
Pour the creamed frizzled beef over
the toast. Serves six.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Do These 2 Things

Hence, it is clear that if your child
has the signs of a Vitamin b def
ciency-the quicker you start serv-
ing the foods which supply this vita
min, the better for your child.
Because diets deficient in one vita
min are often lacking in other re-
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Cranberry Jelly

Cranberry jelly made in individual
molds is more attractive than when
served in a large mold.
Evening star., 1941-10-27

BY Betsy CasveH
Womans Editor.
All through the week breakfast in
most houses these days is pretty
much Of a grabandrm affair.
With traffic problems becoming
more and more acute, and every
minute determining whether or not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-01
Ford Gets
Bomber
Order
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assistant procurement supervisor
of the Air Corps in the Detroit
district.
The inspection included the
S21 100000 airplane engine plant
being rushed to completion on the
Ford property.
Rejection of the Ford army truck
bid brought forth statements yes
terday from President Roosevelt
ano Henry Foo
In answer to the question Of a
newspaperman. the Presid n
stated that Congress had specifi-
Ically empow ed the executive
branch to take over any defense
industries that are not in step.
He first asked reporters to alter
his question and eliminate the spe-
cific instance of Che Ford COM
pany and make the question a
broad one covering all industries.
+ rom hrs Winter nome at Ways,
Ga, Henry Ford stated that his
company will forego profits on
defense contracts If other frfanu-
facturers will do the same thing.
1--WE should not bubble over
contracts and prices" he said.
I'VE will make everything we
can that the government wants
as soon after they announce TO
us that they want It,"