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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-13
RED sOX

Sarasota, Fla, March 13.-(UP)- The Boston Red Sox hoped to even their exhibition series with the Cin- cinnati Reds here today. Boston inf1elders Jimmy Foxx and Jim Tabor were sidelined by minor leg injuries. Pitchers still dominated batters in an intra squad game yes- terday with the Yannigal1s blanking the regulars. 80. Outfielder Stan Spence hit the first Boston home run here, and Pitchers Emerson Dickman and Herb Hash limited the regulars to four hits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-13

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-13

You'll find such makes in Odd Lots and Samples as w. F.. DOUGLAS DUNHILL Arch MaintaineI FLORSHEIM JOHNSON & JOHNSON BOSTONIANS NONSON FOOT BRIDGE
 and Many Others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Beauty Case
Completely
Quilted
BY DONNA GRACE

FEMININE CHARM and
daintiness will be expressed
even though some Of us do de-
eide 10 put on uniforms. There
will be no special accent on
glamour but we'll groomed. con-
sentative elegance will be the
rule.
Conspicuous makeup Is taboo
but every one will have her
usual compact. One of the
American firms offers an Old
Spice scented powder that comes
IN all tints. II is lovely in either
the light pearly beige tones for
the fair ladies or in radiant
bronze for brunets.
ALTHOUGH STURDY and
well put together. the inexpen-
sive little beauty cases will
have 10 be replaced for those
who travel A great deal, but
the new ones are so smart il
should be a JOY TO discard the
WORKOUT cases.
One OF the most attractive is
fitted with all the new Fall
creams, lotions and makeup and
has a convenient side pocket
and full-sized mirror inside the
lid.
With all this IL is very light
in weight and the inside kit
can be lifted out for use in the
dressing room.
II is simulated alligator. wa
terproof in peach tone and
comes in black, rust and bur-
gundy.
THERE WILL be. at least,
one plaid outfit in the college
wardrobe, possibly Just a skirt,
but with this exciting color
combination one must have a
suitable lipstick.
One of the new Fall tones
is a dark. rich blue-red shade
suitable for day or evening
THE SUMNER, alas. is Slip
ping away, but there will be
at least, a few weeks in which
we will continue 10 bask in the
sun. We will have 10 keep up
our sun protectors for awhile
longer.
If you are running low We
suggest you get a new one that
not only aids as a protective
lotion but may be used the
year round as a makeup base
and shield against the dust and
harsh winds.
FOR THE luxurious elegance
one associates with exquisite
evening gowns or intimate pas
tells for home dress-up wear,
we suggest a new satin-like
powder Of gossamer-fine tex
ture. II is natural in effect but
adds the translucency of youth.
FOR FURTHER information
on the articles mentioned in the
above column, call Donna Grace,
Cherry $500. Line BAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

PATTERN 4S7S is available in
girls sizes 6, S. 10, II and Ia
Size II takes as yards IS inch
fabric.
Send l. cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern Write
plainly size. name, address and
style number.
Extra The new Anne Adams
1941-1942 Pattern Book brings
YOU extra chic this Fall and
Winter
You'll find slantS on silhou-
cites, fabrics and colors-a
Home Defense Sewing Plan
and free directions for a Hat
and Bag Set! Order your copy
today! Book Is cents. Pattern.
Pattern, Is cents. Book plus
pattern. only 25 cents.
Address your request 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. 1925 Times Square. De-
troit, Mich. Owing to custom
regulations. orders for patterns
10 Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Loss Of Weight Lowers
The Blood Pressure
BY IDA JEAN KAN

TODAYS STORY is about a
woman from Missouri who
lowered her blood pressure los
points in three months by re-
ducing her weight. II you are
from Missouri and think il could
not be done, just read this let
ter II may help you 10 add
years 10 your life:
Three months ago, my doctor
informed me that ! was IN grave
danger Of having a stroke be-
cause my blood pressure was 20
points
Since there was no organic
trouble the whole cause va
overweight. He warned me that
unless ! reduced my weight inn
mediately he would not be re-
sponsible for the consequences
Saved Articles
Il have saved your articles
diets and exercises since they
first appeared in my paper for
future use. | got them out and
knuckled down 10 counting
calories. with the result that.
today l weigh - pounds less
and my blood pressure is down
from 240 10 l35 points.
Il have a new chance on life
again. Thank you for all you
have done
That letter should prove a
real inspiration. Reduction of
the weight is so effective in
lowering the blood pressure that
IL is now given first importance
in treatment OF cases In which
there is obesity Even a slight
weight reduction decreases the
pressure.
In a medical survey Of 1000
cases of overweight. in every
case over 20 years OF age the
blood pressure was above nor
NAL, in every instance. weight
loss was followed by a lowering
Of the blood pressure.
The drop of pressure was Il
or more points with 10 pounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
l beaten egg yolk
CraCkap ,1aaI

l beaten egg yolk
Cracker meal
Make a white sauce OF the
butter, -four. milk, and salt and
pepper. Sprinkle crabmeat with
lemon juice and add to white
sauce with II teaspoon salt and
egg yolk. Cook five minutes.
then remove from heat and
spread in a shallow pan. Cool
and chill in refrigerator. Form
croquettes. dip in beaten egg
and roll in cracker meal. Fry
in deep fat until brown. Serve
With tartar sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

at which you look your best may be 10 per cent
below average if you are small honed, or 10 per
cent above if you Stockily built.
Next you must count caloreS To reduce,
use two-thirds your normal amount
Also you need definite exercise. This CON
trolls the weight-slims you in the places you
need slimming, and at the same time fills out the
hollows.
Ida Jean Kain's reducing primer gives you
the exact way 70 count calories, plus definite
exercise for hips, legs, and waistline II con-
tans Complete Calorie Chart. Keeping Slender
Menus, Reducing Recipes and Vitamin Chart.
Twenty leaflets are in the folder
The Reducing Primer is TEN CENTS If
called for al the service counter in the lobby of
The Detroit Times Building, or FIFTEEN
CENTS by mail.
ne, ask for The Reducing Primer, and address
Ida Jean Kahn, The Detroit Times, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Mix or Match
CordureIIa
Two-Piecer
BY JOAN DEAN

THE FIRST corduroy we re-
call was Grandfather's overalls.
and while Grandpa looked pretty
slick while they were new, we
imagine Grandma or even Aunt
Hattie wearing them on Sunday
afternoon.
Yet, that's just what they're
doing today. Oh, not overalls.
of course except in Holly
wood. But some of this seasons
prettiest dresses are of corduroy.
But what a change from the
corduroy of Grandpas day.
Every season il becomes more
glamorous until this Fall of
194l. let us tell you, it's as
tender as baby rabbit.
CORDURELLA Is the name
OF the new stream-llned cordu-
roy which Is ribbed like the old
material but is lighter and soft
as velvet, but twice as durable.
Light in weight with a certain
amount Of wind resistance due
10 the soft pile, il is ideal for
September weather.
The pliability of-the material
makes il perfect for all sorts OF
school, office and sports wear
-. Stacks, jackets, blouses and
skirts.
PRACTICAL YOUNG people
will want the two-piecer pic
tured here for both the material
and style. The blouse jacket is
unlined cut like jacket bur
worn as a blouse while the
weather is warm and later over
a lightweight wool sweater a
a jacket.
The jacket-blouse has the pep
lum effect and a big feature IS
made OF the large pockets with
tn cir unusual material treat
ment. Three of the trickiest gill
buttons finish the front and tho
long bloused sleeves have but
toned bands at the wrist.
THE SKIRT has hip-hugglr
neatnesS and gored for the bot
tom fullness so essential for ease
in walking and active sports
Combined with iacket-blouse
sweater, jerkin OF vest II has
unlimited possibilities as dress,
SUIT or p1ay-tog.
With such variety Of colors
available as dark green. bright
red. honey beige and melon you
can match EN- or mix EN- 10
your hearts content.
NOVELTY WOODEN jewelry
adds dash 10 the sport costume
and one pin made OF cluster Of
little natural wood ten-pins is a
honey.
See these lovely cordurellas in
a young modern's shop Of pop
ular Woodward avenue store in
junior-miSses sizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

y teaspoon pepper
2 cups hot mashed potatoes
Melt butter in skillet. add
onion and saute three minutes.
Add meat, vegetables and to-
mato soup stir over low heat
until we'll blended and heated
thoroughly Season; then pour
mixture into well-greased Ia
quart casserole. Cover with
mashed potatoes and bake in
moderately hot oven 400 de-
grees) about Is minutes, until
potatoes are light brown.
Apple Tapioca
2 tart apples
2 cups water
1i2 tablespoons lemon Juice
"a cup quick cooking tapioca.
"a cup light brown sugar
Il teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter
Pare, core and slice apples.
Put in a shallow creased baking
dish, spreading out evenly. Pour
water and lemon juice over them
and bake IN a moderately hot
oven (375 degreesl Is minutes
or until apples are partially
cooked.
In the meantime. combine
tapioca with y cup of the sugar
and salt Sprinkle over apples.
mixing in thoroughly. Dot top
with butter Bake 10 minutes
longer. Then stir well. sprinkle
remaining sugar over apple mix
ture and bake five minutes
longer. Serve hot or cold, with
plain or whipped cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
MELON CROP

ONE-THIRD OF the water
melon crop Of the United States
is produced in the State Of
Indiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
DRIED EGGS

EGGS ARE greatly reduced in
weight when dried II takes
II dozen 70 produce 10 pounds
Of dried eggs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Your Horoscope

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The Detroit Times,
i22i Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Heavy Dessert
For Light Meal

DESSERT PANCAKES are
a dish we seldom think Of
serving. Try the following recipe
your family will clamor for ,
more of these tidbits
Dessert Pancakes
2 eggs
pinch salt
Ia cups flour
Il pint milk
3 tablespoons butter
Break eggs into a bowl, stir,
then add salt, -four and 8 table,
spoons Of the milk. Beat with a
whisk until the batter is quite
smooth and light. Add remaining
milk gradually. Warm butter in
pancake pan and drop into mix
ture. This is essential 10 make A
very thin pancake. Cook until
light brown on both sides. Fill
with tart Jam or brown sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Reducing Primer Especially
Planned for Beginners

IF YOU really get rid Of that fat you canand easily
Start by judging the number pounds you need take off
Allow 100 pounds Multiply of inches
feet by 5 and add the 100 pounds But yol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Appealing Luncheon Dish

CRAB CROQUETTES will do
right by any luncheon, turning
a simple meal into a gala repast.
The following recipe will serve
six:
Crab Croquettes
6 tablespoons butter
4 tablespoons -four
l cup milk
Salt and pepper
2 cups faxed crabmeat
l teaspoon lemon juice
u teaspoon salt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Decreases S+rein

To understand how a single
n0und lost decreases the strain.
ach pound Of fat requires six
,enths OF a mile OF blood vessels.
As fat storageS increases be-
.Ond normal, new blood vessels
are formed 10 nOuTlSh this fatty
tissue. which adds 10 the work
Of the heart and greatly raises
the blood pressure.
The diet for reducing weight
and blood pressure is a we'll
balanced menu of from ! 200 10
400 CalorieS per day divided
among the protective foods, with
liberal quantities Of fresh fruits,
fruit Juices and fresh vegetables
and a normal amount Of pro-
tein in the form OF lean meat.
mix. cheese and eggs. plus a
restricted amount of whole
grain bread and butter. In some
cases there Is a slight salt re-
striction, and usually alcohol.
tea and coffee are omitted from
the diet.
Exercise should not be taken
without The doctors permission.
and then the kind in which you
bend over 10 touch fingers 10
toes and jumping and kicking
variety sh ould be avoided
Milder exercises TO ton Q the
trunk muscles are more effec-
tive
Copyright 1874 King Features synd int
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Shepherds Pie

2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons minced onion
u cups diced cooked meat
z cups diced vegetables
l cup condensed tomato soup
! teaspoon salt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Vegetable Salad

l envelope unfavored gelatin
4 cup cold water
q cup sugar
= teaspoon salt
/ cup hot pineapple juice
= cup orange juice
4. cup mild vinegar
! cup shredded raw carrots
l oranges, cut IN small
pieces
- 2 cups canned pineapple. cut
in small pieces
Soften gelatin in cold water.
Add sugar, salt and pineapple
luice and stir until dissolved.
Add orange juice and vinegar.
Cool, and when mixture begins
10 thicken, fold in remaining
ingredients. Turn MO InuTVIdudt
molds that have been rinsed out
in cold water first. then chill
When firm and ready to serve,
unmold onto lettuce and serve
with mayonnaiSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
WeII-BaIanced Menus
For ChiIdren's Lunch
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

AT FIVE minutes after twelve.
Monday through Friday, the
neighborhood resounds once
more 10 the shouts Of hungry
youngsters.
They come dashing into the
house ready TO enjoy the lunch
which you have prepared for
them. In n very short while
they are eager 10 60 back for
an inning or two of baseball or
a game Of hop-scotch before the
bell rings.
, Plan these luncheon menus
for a week az a time, with an
eye on minimum effort and
preparation time but maximum
food value. Active youngsters
need plenty Of vitamins, min
erals and energy foods,
Hot Dish
Their lunch should include
something hot--soup or a cas-
serole dish would be an excellent
choice. Accompany with a jel-
lied fruit or vegetable salad.
bread and butter sandwiches and
cookies for dessert. And, Of
course. a big glass Of milk.
Another suggestion would be
creamed tuna, carrots and peas
on toast. milk and a fruit whip.
Nodded dishes are appealing to
youthful eyes. Shredded or
chopped raw vegetables and
fresh fruits can all be tucked
away within their shiny coats.
Here are some school lunch
recipes that will win the ap-
prevail of any young manor
miss. And they are guaranteed
10 more than meet the taste and
me requirements Of any busy
-Cf kar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

Of weight lost Twenty-three Of
the cases treated had blood
pressures OF over 200, and
through a loss Of 10 or more
pounds an average drop of 43
points was affected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

When ordering ask for The Reducing Primer and adore
request Ida Jean The Times Detroit Mic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Finds Detroit S
Older Streets
Tax Motorists
Kennedy Says They
Cost 7 Million a Year,
Lead TO Congestion
Time. Stsn Correspondent,

LANSING. Dec II. Scores of
Detroit streets designed and built
during the horse and buggy era
have become so completely satu-
rated with heavy traffic that mo-
florists must spend S70O0,000 p
year driving around them.
A survey completed by Highway
Commissioners G. Donald Kennedy
shows this area is bounded by
Canin-Calvert avenues on the
north. LivernoiS on the west, War
ron avenue on the south and Mt
Elliott avenue on the east.
During the past five years,
repeated traffic counts taken at
strategic points within this area
have remained virtually station
AIRY despite the enormous in
crease in industrial activity"
Kennedy SAID.
The solution 10 this and hun
dred other acute traffic problems
in Detroit lies in the construction
Of depressed or overhead expires,
highways, Kennedy believes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Jeffries Enters
Farley on Milk

Having spent the entire week
listening to scores of witnesses,
Governor Van Wagner special
milk mediation commission Mon
day was 10 start direct negotla-
lions i'm an effort 10 settle the
thrcc-cornCrcd q Spute which
threatens 10 interrupt the flow OF
MIR 10 Detroit
Tho commission is headed 10y
ThoUe~ = Douahuc chairman oi
the state Labor Mediation Board
OTHER members are Or Charles
klmmp or East Tawas. and State
Commissioner of Agriculture Lee
s. Card
One Of tho last witnesses e
'urn over information "a the boarc
WAS Manor Edward J IeGricS
who spent an hour discussing Tho
milk situation with the boarc
members
The current controversy j.
among the tndcd Dairy Farmers
me distributors ard the Michigan
MIR Producers Association =
Ioulh party. the Greater Dciroi
ror-amet- Council a~ also dc
w ntuE 'rsi r 10 hoard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

TN FACT Japan, reinforced
by the man power and
material resources of the
Philippines and the Dutch
East Indies, would he amply
equipped to attack and pos
sibly to occupy both Aus
tralia and New Zealand.
\ great deal Of the man
power of Australia and of
New Zealand too has been
taken away from the defense
of these splendid dominions
and transferred TO Africa to
battle for the possession OF
the Libyan desert.
The possession of the Lib
van sand hills will have little
or no effect on the eventual
issue of this world war.
But the occupation by the
Japanese of the Philippines
and the Dutch Indies and
their possible encroachment
upon Australia and New Tea
land would have "A vital effect
upon the war.
Especially is this so be
cause Canada and the United
States. while not in the direct
path of the Japanese onward
march, have been weakened.
and apparently will be still
further weakened. by the
transfcrcncp of a critical part
of their war resources TO
Europe.
IT the British prime min
iStcr came To thi, country to
secure a continuance of the
full transfer of American war
production 10 England he
should he made TO realize
that Americas obligation to
the preservation of Occi-
dental supremacy, and his
own obligation to he protec-
tion of the British Empire,
depend upon the immediate
check Of the Japanese adj
vance in the Pacific and that
most Of our American re-
sources and most of the Brit
iSh Empires resources should
he devoted to that end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
NPTs behind fhe NPTs
Closed Shop in Mines
Not Dictated by u. S.
Arbiter's Report Shows Ruling Made
Because Of Union Membership
BY PAUL MALLON

WASHINGTON, Dec ~ The
common supposiuan that this GOV
crrment VIII use ifS pressure for
the closed shop even though
Roosevelt said il would not
seems 10 be- shared by both buSi-
ness and labor
The >uppoSition has spread un-
challenged since he duckcd tho
question again IN his labor peace
agreement II started when his
arbier John r. Steelman. gave
This arbitrary power 10 John
Levi, IN the captive coal strike
settlement
But no ono seems 10 have
read SteclmanS report carefully
He frequently repeated IN II the
fact that ho Was not making Cow
eminent policy for the closed
~boD )
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Census Wanted

Tho government Is trying 10 find
out who has what All u knows
so far Is that some Industries have
-enc months supply others only
three months. and many are non
essential industries The stocks OF
those max hn cnnlSCa1nd
Information Sccpng out of Italy
shows living conditions there arc
worse Than i'm Germany Bread
rationing started November | hut
allowances had TO be increased a
few weeks later because laborers
could not live on what 'hey were
getting. Only one. egg Is allowed
week: half cup of milk a day;
Ia pounds of potatoes every two
weeks. Clothes and shoes cannot
he bought because more than a
years rationlnC units must be OBJ
tanned for them.
4 Fascist official was caught
with an excessive stock of olive
oil lie got three years and sub
Stantal fine.
The critical period Of the war is
at hand the period which viii de
-tcrmine how long it IS 10 last. If
the laps are successful at SInga-
pore and IN the Philippines. II may
require II TO ~ months for US TO
fight ON way back to them.
If Hitler SURVIVES the winter in
Russia, ne may add year or two
to his existence.
Distributed hy-Kins Features synd Inc.
Reproduction in whole or IN part
slrlctIu rnhlhtfnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Mediation Board

Another government Actim Of
the ISSUE IS The mediation board.
il destroyed The confidence Of both
business and labor by ducknG and
running hither and thither on the
ISSUE Chairman William n Davis
has had his grips packed 10 SO
home for weeks.
Unless Roosevelt succeeds in
getting a strong new war labor
board 10 face the issue SQuarely
and clarity the atmosphere il, too
Is sure 10 60 the way Of It's weak
ling predecessors.
The President is looking for a
tough guy 10 take charge Cas this
was being wrltten). While his
actions the past few months may
suggest he has no policy, | think
he knows precisely what ne wants
tough war labor board chairman
10 do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Home Front Vital

Should the home front Crumble,
however because We have been
TOO lazy. too diSintcrcSted. or too
blind 10 take the simplest pre-
cautions for our safety every
thing goes with n
We saw that IN the case OF
Germany IN the last war We can
not make bricks without straw
We can not keep an army IN
the field or a navy on the seas,
or protecting planes overhead
without keeping open lifeline OF
courage. faith and confidence from
the people at home
II must he remembered that
total war thrlves on heipleSSneSS
and confusion ACainSt >ell-rc-
liant population properly pre-
pared for total defense. II can
never WIN
Il Is through the civilian defense
effort that The American people
can build up the n &c SSary
strength. courage and confidence
to HEX total war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
JAW 10 Give 0PM
Arms Plans Monday

George f. A d des. secretary
treasurer of the UAW-CIO, an
nounced late Saturday that the
Defense Employment Committee
OF the auto workers will meet
Monday in Washington with OPM
heads TO present a plan for rapid
conversion of the auto industry
INTO war production
Adde's. who * serving AS defense
employment co-ordinator Of the
union. said the plan Will consist
OF eight points. including the Muir
ray Plan for Industry Councils
composed Of representatives Of
labor, management and govern
mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Basis of Decision

Indeed. ~ noW appears his dcCl-
sion was based solely on the fact
that Lewis had 90 per cent Of
the captive workers and n closed
shop IN tho rest Of the mines.
Furthermore il may now he
told that Public Works Adj
mlniStratnr Carmndy was edged
out of his Job by the White House
a few weeks back because he is
illn-nnn- Nhn-GrSt- paaAe-th a-s4-
eminent policy favoring the closed
shop
He pat tho clause into all gov
eminent works contracts, MIR,
Roosevelt apparently thinks Car
mody Got him into this mess.