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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
Japanese Envoy
AT Midway Island

MIDWAY ISLAND. Nov. 10 UP
Via Pan American AirWays radio
The China Clipper, bearing Sa
buro Kurusu, special Japanese en-
voy, to the United States. va
to depart this morning for Homo
lulu after an overnight halt here
The clipper reached Midway a
5:27 p. IN. yesterday after ma un-
evcntful trip from Wake Island
1t is scheduled to reach San Fran
cisco Wednesday morning. Wea-
ther permitting.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
Hungry Cat Uses
Phone for HeIp

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 10 CUP)-
When Leo Leonardo locked his cat
in his butcher shop Saturday night
he forgot to feed him. So the cat
used the telephone.
An operator called police las
night and told them the telephone
in Leonardo's shop was off the
hook, the hook was being jiggled
and she could hear peculiar noises.
Police took Leonardo to his shop.
and he found Thomas on desk,
playing with the telephone
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10

ANis pOwer1 =ese t.r.t .rffoncd and
disrupted. az asa.l - dis'raueht
and helpless. b. internal discord."
We must re-. - -" uusut Of
old divia.cns aaG I'D AafrcdS, fall
victims Of that geesu.que." The adj
miral said If re I'D rcsolution
to determine fEat this shall b.
our couIsa. 1t. IL feoaIl tho piuful
situation in France where the most
bloody rCprlsaIs arr n9V being re-
sorted TO b. franc German mas
ters IN n desperate 70 save them
selves from assassination
IF we would 5age ourselves any
such fate we mist hlvc Il ma
tional solidarity ara a. national
unity that viii banisa parusanship
and internal dig,aou while this
great dancer threatens"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10

Of 100000 man-days Of labor, while
By August the number had jump
ed to AGO strikes, involving 10000
men and causing the loss of /
100000 man-days of labor-just
double the number Of strikes at
the first of The year.
And the shocking conclusion of
this report indicates that. if the
present trend continues. we are
IN for a total loss Of 25 million
man-days of labor during 1911.
We can only wonder if. mighty
naticn that we are, We can afford
this tremendous loss to the pro-
ductiYity CT our defense effort
Greenslade said that those ma
tons which have fallen before the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
Reds Say kazis
Making No Gains

KUIBYSHEV, Russia, G2:01 pm.l
Nov. 10 up -- War dispatches
reported today that the Germans
had failed to make any gains to-
ward Moscow despite severe fight
ing and that Red Army counter
thrustS had advanced in some sec
tors.
A large German force was report
ed surrounded by the Russians near
Volokolamsk, northwest Of Moscow
Russian dispatches said that the
encircled enemy troops were being
attacked but that they resisted
strongly
On other sectors, the Russians
were reported consolidating posi-
tions won in local counterattacks.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
Film Cutter Held
In Fiance's Death

HOLLYWOOD, Nov 10 CUP)\-
Police today arrested Harrington
Reynolds, 40-year-old film cutter
On suspicion of numbering his fl
ance, Mrs. Mildred McHugh, 35, for
merly Of Portland. oregon.
Reynolds told police Mrs. McHugh
took poison and attempted to set fire
to her house after a quarrel. Police,
called by Reynolds, found the wo-
man dead.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10

COW. offered only a generalized re-
port on operations. 1t said Rus
sian troops fought the Germans
all night along the whole front and
that Russian planes in two days on
the Leningrad front shot down SO
German planes.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
Beer.Era HoodIurll
Beats Dead!ine

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10. up
Irving WeXler, better Known as
WaXey Gordon, a beer merchant
of the pre-repeal era. was on his
way east today after discovering
that southern California hospitality
operates with reservations.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10
l.. =. TO FINANCE
PURCHASE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. (UP)-
The war department today an
nounced that the Defense Plant
Corp. will finance S87,536 worth of
machinery and equipment for Clarke
Hydraulic, Inc, Pasadena, Calf,
to manufacture hydraulic compo-
nentS for aircraft.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-10

The appeal will be argued orally
in Washington, D. c., before the
board Of immigration appeals tTo
weeks from today
Evening star., 1941-06-10
YOU'LL PLEASE DAD WITH A sWANKY GIFT OF FAMOUS
SWAlk JENELRY

It's the little touches Of ewe that add wonders to mans
wardrobe. That's the main why the "Governor"
would appreciate gift of famous Swonk Jewey for HIS
doy this Sunday. Choose from cuff links collar pins tie
chains key chains novelty Knives formal studs and links and
down the Iine We're ready with complete stock for
Dads gift from soc to S. And Of course handsomely boxed
lain Foor)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Bsrrsii's Irish Stew
Mothers Family Recipe

NO MATTER how hectic and
rushed your day has been. when
evening comes you'll still look
neat and smart in Pattern 1858.
That's because Anne Adams has
omitted all fancy furbelows in
its designing. using Just simple.
good, slimming details. The
button-front speeds up dressing
and lets you iron the frock in a
Widespread piece. Those princess
zines do wonderfully slenderizing
things to your figure-they're
easy on your sewing needle, too.
Have the side panels, front and
back, on the bias il you like.
For a touch Of gayety, the neck
line, sleeves and optional pockets
are scallop-edged. Do order this
pattern right away-you'Il md
II the quickest sewing task you
have ever undertaken.
Pattern 1858 is available in
women's sizes "a, IS. 3S. 40, ~.
"a. as and as. Size SO takes an
yards 35-inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents 15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name,
address and style number.
Address your order 10 the
20 Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
= troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Market Report

FROM THE Detroit Mu-
nicipal Bureau of Markets
comes the following news on
food supplies. Beef, veal and
lamb prices rem a n un-
changed with lamb represent
ing the best value. Pork loins
have decrea ed in price and
are recommended as the best
buy in fresh meats.
Butter and eggs again
have decreased in price, max
ing them both very reason
able foods. Cheese prices re-
main the same.
Poultry and fish have made
no change in prices.
Plentiful supplies Of new
carrots. celery, oranges and
grapefruit are selling at very
modest prices. In the light
supply class are brussels
sprouts, peas. peppers, rad
iShes, squash, tomatoes and
turnips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31

skin and at least one day a week
goes without makeup of any
kind.
Cosmetic Tip
Her one cosmetic tip is TO be
careful in choosing the right
powder for your coloring; she
observes that women are apt TO
he too casual in this respect, and
that the wrong shade throws
the coloring of the eyes off. You
might remember that the next
time you replenish your supply
of powder.
Miss Lamarr's hair. which is
remarkable even in Hollywood
for its lovely, FURNISHED look,
receives the same old-fashioned
treatment as her skin. She
shaves pure soap into warm
water and brings it to a boil,
then uses this for her shampoo.
But first she messages her
scalp with odorless castor oil
which is rinsed out with cold
water-warm water turns the
OIL gummy-before the soapy
lather is massaged into the
scalp.
She pushes a wave into place,
wraps her hair in a towel, and
allows it to dry naturally. Ever
since she was a tiny girl she
has made habit of brushing
her hair each night before re-
firing. She doesn't count the
strokes-just gives her hair a
good. thorough brushing.
And Lastly
There's just one more thing
that she does-but it is prob
ably one that you don't do! She
gets up in time to walk for
three-quarters of an hour each
morning before breakfast. She
walks at a brisk pace and takes
the hills in high. That, to-
gether with the gardening, keeps
her measurements perfect. Here
they are: Bust, 1914 inches;
waist. 25% inches, and hips,
35h inches.
Glamour is such an intangible
thing that it's really a relief to
discover that Hedy Lamarr's
secrets are soap and water and
activity in the sun and air!
Copyright, 1871, King Features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
He ar+y Dish

SAUERKRAUT VIENNESE
Is a Wisconsin Dutch recipe
that Is typical Of the hearty
Swiss and Low Country settlers
who migrated there. Their food
is filling and well-seasoned. Add
3 whole cloves. l bay leaf. and
"a teaspoon salt to 3 cups of
sauerkraut. Cook until the
liquid has evaporated. Remove
cloves and bay leaf. and add !
cup sour cream. Reheat. Bake
! pound link sausage in mod
crate oven $3.50 degrees) until
brown. Place -sauerkraut on
platter and top with baked sau-
sages. Serves s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Soap and Wster

She is soap and water baby!
She believes in washing her face
night and morning with pure
CASTLE soap, rubbing the thick
lather in and massaging briskly
with an up-and-out motion. The
water for this treatment is
HOT. The soap is then rinsed off
with warm water and she
fnfShes with a dash of cold
just as it comes from the tap.
Because Miss Lamar thinks
cream bases give a made-up ap-
pearance, she avoids them as
much as possible and uses a
hand lotion as a foundation.
After working at the studio, she
removes the makeup with min
eFal Oil, washes her face thor
oughly, pats on the hand lotion
and leaves off powder for the
ride home. She thinks screen
work puts enough strain on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
DISTINGUISHED ROOM

COMBINING TO make liv-
ing room of decided charm are
walls painted soft, dusty blue, a
foam green floor covering, drap-
cries OF bone white, and up
holstery of blue with dusty pink
and white design.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Here's How the Barre++s
Made Their Irish Stew
BY IRENE M. HAWKINS
Womsn's Editor, The Detroit Times

YESTERDAY WE printed a
list Of the winners in the Irish
Stew contest and the first prize
recipe made with beef. Today
we present the second prize
winner Mabel Saunders,
who says Irish stew is made
with salt pork and lamb.
Bsrsfi's Irish Stew
Mothers Family Recipe
Mother, who was born in New
York in 1878 but whose parents
were as Irish as a shamrock,
usually made Irish stew on
washday because, as she often
told me. she could prepare It
and watch il between soaking
and washing the clothes.
Brown pinch size pieces OF
salt pork and lamb in an iron
stew kettle. Stir frequently so
as not to burn. Add water TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31

HERE'S smart and colorful for the kitchen
towels in shades color in black color
varied colors to suit Pattern 271 contains
transfer pattern of motifs 5sx7 inches illustration
s.ef stitches; materials required
Send TEN CENTS IN for this pattern the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department 1925 Times Square Detroit Mich
Owing customs regulations patterns
destinations cannot be filed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Near Kitchen

The space for dining should
adjoin the door leading TO the
kitchen. or. at least, be within
easy access Of il il. Under no
circumstances should ii be nee
eSsaIy TO pass through the chief
living group TO enter the dining
area.
Avoid over-long distances for
carrying from kitchen TO table
and. above all, allow enough
floor area for easy circulation
around the table.
Sundays article by Mr.. Pat
terson will be Choosing Lamps"
Distributed BY DouEhsrty Syndicate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Decorative Airs
For the Salad

SPICED BANANAS are an
excelle mt accompaniment to
meat. They give an extra dash
10 the table and extra flavor TO
the food.
Snicad RAnanAS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Today's LiUing-D Dining Room,

arrangement and. consequently,
more efficient use Of both space
and furnishings.
In large rooms the problem is
easily solved but in small rooms
where every inch counts an ef-
fort should be made TO buy fur
nishings small enough in scale
10 fit the room and-equally i'm
portant-to arrange them for
the greatest efficiency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Outstanding Glamour Girl Is
A Soap and Wafer Beauty
BY IDA JEAN KAN

SOMEHOW OR other. we
have come to think of glamour
as the dollhouse variety Of
beauty. But Hedy Lamar, the
No. l glamour girl of the films.
follows a program based on the
conviction that health is the
surest road 10 beauty. and that
there is nothing more alllHing
than a sturdy, outdoor fresh
ness,
II seems strange 10 find the
lovely Miss Lamar is an out
door girl. l might as well own
up that / had secretly regarded
her as a bit of a softie-but the
way she can hop a fence has
changed my opinion and in
creased my respect. She is as
lightfooted as a little boy ac-
customed to playing leap-frog.
Spry and Agile
Although hopping a fence Is
her favorite stunt for keeping a
slim waist. you will be relieved
TO know that her regular exer-
CTSe IS more conventional. She
likes gardening - and doesn't
confne herself to bossing the
gardener,
There is nothing like trans
planting a few hundred seed
lings. she says, to give your
muscles general workout.
Every morning that she is not
required at the studio is spent
working in her garden.
What about the sun and that
peaches-and-cream complexion?
She lets the sun beat directly
on her face for 10 minutes a
day, but from then on protects
her skin with a large straw
hat,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Memories!

Oh dear! Who brought this
subject Of old-time dinners up?
4 mental picture of childhood
dinners simply doesn't satisfy
real hunger.
Thank goodness. this daughter
can cook-much like her mother
and still has the kettle.
This recipe was obtained from
my mother and as her parents
were true Irish, / am inclined
TO believe Il is authentic.
Mabel Cens saunders.
1888 wiltshire drive.
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Saunders wins the sec
ond prize of $500 and check
will be mailed TO her immedi-
ately. Thank you lady. we can
fairly taste that luscious gravy
and can well imagine all those
hungry kids hopping il up with
Mothers good homemade bread.
Two Of our 81 prize-winning
recipes for Irish stew will be
printed tomorrow and the re-
naming three recipes will ap-
pear in the women's pages OF
the Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31

THE TREND toward smaller
houses and apartments puts
heavy premium on space. Much
of il must serve a dual purpose
largely due 10 the elimination
of areas which formerly were
considered essential to normal
living. One of these is the rap
idly disappearing dining room.
as a separate unit, in favor of
the combined living-dlning room.
Of course there are TWO
schools of thought on the mat
ter. Some prefer to retein the
dining room intact. even though
its use is limited to few hours
per day. claiming that II lends
an importance 10 dining not
otherwise possible, particularly
for formal occasions or for
stable families,
Important Fact
To this theory ! subscribe. but
II is impossible to escape the
sound economy, for small fam
lilies, in dispensing with a room
whose function is very limited,
in favor of one of increased area
capable of serving Various func-
tons.
There is something to be said
for both sides. The separate
unit provides greater privacy
while the combined living dining
area makes for greater flexi-
bility in arrangement, especially
for those occasions when extra
space is needed-the Saturday
night party buffet supperS, and
informal gatherings of all kinds.
Problems
The combined living dining
room presents problems in fur
nishing and decorating seldom
encountered elsewhere. First of
them is the need TO arrange
furnishings so that some demar-
cation - actual or implied -
exists between the spaces al
lotted 10 the two functions of
the room.
Occasionally a room will he so
built that the architecture pro-
vides the solution. such as an
alcove or bay. This is no prob
lem at all for while the general
plan may run together, an actual
separation like this is the logical
break between the two func-
tons.
More of a problem is the ne
ceSsity of arranging furniture
for both living and dining in
one room unrelieVed by archi-
tectural breaks in plan. Ere
quently seen is the rectangular
shaped plan which permits no
actual demarcation.
Definite Space
1t Is wise. since the furnish
ingS for dining differ so from
those for general living. to allot
a definite space for each rather
than attempt to mix them to-
gether. II will make for better
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31

Boil vinegar. sugar. cloves and
cinnamon until sugar is dis
solved and the syrup is thick.
Drop-tfe- bananas ln the hot
liquid and boil for two minutes.
Remove from heat and cool.
Bananas may be cut in smaller
pieces, if desired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31

cover and season with salt and
pepper. Cover and allow TO SIM
mer slowly.
A Hungry Horde
About IL o'clock after the
wash was out. and Mother was
beginning 10 think of the hungry
horde that would soon ~be de-
scending upon her at noon. the
meat had usually reached the
Sizzling" stage or nearly so.
Then she stirred up the fire. put
in white potatoes. cut in half.
small carrots. many medium
sized onions and. for color, a
handful Of fresh peas, If in sea-
son.
These vegetables she covered
with water, seasoned again with
salt and pepper, stirred up the
meat among the vegetables and
let cook altogether for approx
mately another hour. About 10
minutes before serving time she
added -four to thicken.
Along about now we children
came dashine in and after wash
ing the mornings school work
from our hands, we were served
generously but simply the Irish
stew. A parsley sprig topped the
serving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
A Full Meal

To complete the picture,
creamy milk from our own COW
for the children and tea for
Mother, plenty of grand home
made bread Mother was a
wonderful baker, tool was
served to take up the delicious
gravy that eluded a fork but
seemed congenial 10 bread.
Dessert! We ate an apple on
the way TO school again. and
somehow real dessert wasn't
necessary-the stew stayed by
us all day until the school let
out at 4 p. m.
Dumplings or beef In Irish
stew. Mother always said, were
fancy additions to a good old
wash day recipe. an American
version. Pork and lamb were
plentiful in Ireland and so were
used more frequently than any
other meats, and often pork VIZ
used to bring out the flavor in
other meat dishes as in corned
beef and cabbage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Spiced Bananas

= cup vinegar
, cups sugar
2 dozen whole cloves
] small stick cinnamon
3 hananas- sficea- thick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31

skin and at least one day a week
goes without makeup of any
kind.
The guardian., 1941-07-19
@nHir NntRs

G. G. Quarker will continue to teach
during the summer.-Ellastine Broad
max has moved her music studio to
70 Munroe Street, Roxbury.-The
Greater Boston Colored Choir Guild
will present a very interesting pro-
gram in the Fall.-The Ancrum School
of Music will stay open during the
summer.-Harold Evans, is pianist at
the Myrtle Baptist Church in West
Newton, Mass, during the summer
months.-Irene Justice is attending
summer school at the New England
Conservatory of Music.-Vera Graves
Hodge is doing some very good work
with the Union Baptist Church Choir
in Cambridge. Stanley Kirton, gradu-
ated from high school in June, and
will attend the New England Conserva-
tory of Music in September.-Mrs.
Charlotte Jackson who is a former
member of the New Charles Street
Church Choir is making plans to pre-
sent a dramatic play with music for
the benefit of the choir.-Jesse Owens,
baritone concert singer is now a senior
in Gordon College.-Sadie Williams
will return from her vacation in Sep
tember.-R.
The guardian., 1941-07-19
Black and White
Summer Fashion
No 'Blackout' in u. S. Smart
Style Centers.
By CHERIE NICHOLAS

Fashion is playing Summer
white" against summer black"
in splashing big headlines. It's a
thrilling story, these dramatic all
whites and all-blacks are telling in
terms of daytime fashions and for
NAL evening array alike.
"Black" news for daytime frocks
centers about stunning suits of
black shantung, black linen, black
cotton boucle, linen and faille.
These are tailored to a nicely and
have their smartness accented with
enormous Milan or soft-fabric hats
that top frilly white blouses or
plunge neckline white shirts. You
will find in these suits the perfect
answer as to what to take along
when you go Vacationing, at the
same time their style prestige is
assured for town wear. :
When it comes to the "look pretty"
type of frock or ensemble the shops
are full to overhoWing with exquisite
sheers, some of which are simply
styled, others loaded with insets and
frills and other chic accents of love
ly flmy black lace. You will find
that these "black beauties" pro-
claim the latest style trends in
wrap-around slim effects, in tered
skirt versions, in tunics and so forth.
A jacket with every dress or a red
ingote is the rule, which makes the
black ensemble practical as well as
handsome. For added touches of
"black magic" you are supposed
to wear sheerest of sheer black
hose, hats tremendous of brim (little
flower hat if you crave a touch of
color) and you finish off with a pair
Of appealingly feminine black lace
mitts or gloves.
Party frocks of fragile white
sheers and starched piques dance
their way into your very heart these
days, they are so near to what one
pictures as perfect for summery
nights under starlit skies. AS to
festive gala whites it's a season of
airy fairy sheers, mousselines, chif-
fons, organdies in wide-skirted YER
sions of billowy white or tuned to
tiers of rufles and such. And if
not white sheers for evening wear
then starched white lace, stiff stark
white pique or white jersey.
All roads lead to white accesso-
ries. There is white magic in mil
linery that never fails to accent
endearing charm, and in the white
boutonniere with gloves, bag, white
lacy jewelry and smart white foot
wear.
The guardian., 1941-07-19
CAMBRIDGE
RUSH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH
Charles H. FOggie, Minister

Rev. Foggie preached a timely and
soul-stirring sermon on "a Faith Ire
mendous" on his first Sunday as pastor
for the ensuing conference year to a
large and appreciative congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Davis of Hamp
ton, Va, were present at the morning
service.
Miss Lois Harmon, delegate to the
New England annual conference of the
A.M.E. Zion Church which met here
recently gave fine report of the con-
ference at the morning worship.-Rev.
Foggie preached an inspiring sermon
at the evening worship.
Next Sunday morning the pastor
will preach.-Evening worship at 7:45
pm. during the summer months.
CITY ITEMS
Rev. Charles H. Foggie left Sunday
night with Bishop w. J. Walls for
Madisonville, KY, to attend the Mini
sters' Institute and Youth Congress of
the Zion Church. Rev. Foggie has
been requested by Bishop Walls to
teach Religious Education in the
Training Course of the Youth Con
gress at the Institute These courses
are given the youth to instruct them in
the history of their church. And other
religious principles to make them
better Christians and leaders in their
local churches. Rev. Foggie will con-
duct courses at the Youth Congress in
the Indiana, New England and Alleg-
heny Conferences.
The guardian., 1941-07-19
City Cottons Go Tops
In Summer Fashions

Ladies who ''know their fashions"
dress in gingham, seersucker,
chambray, tissue-crinkle organdy,
dark boucles and other smart "city
cottons." 1t is a picture that fash
ion paints for summer, most re-
freshing and one that goes keen on
chic and charm. For downright
practically the jacket suit tailored
to a nicely of dark check crinkle
seersucker, of plaid gingham or
striped chambray takes first prize
this summer. Women of discrimi-
mating tastes have yielded whole
heartedly to the new cotton vogue,
fact impressed on one throughout
the summer style parade all along
the highways and byways of fashion.