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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

II your store isn't carrying shirts and mems wear
with the "Sanforzed" label, walk out There are
plenty of stores that do have them in your
fayorite make anRsize.
When you PUNK your dollars on the counter
these days you want to get clothes that will last
clothes that will comfortably until they
out And that means hollering for the protection
Of the "Sanforzed" label.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

Women should yell for "Sanforized" these war days.
Skirts are shorter, seams narrower, styles more
form-htting TO save materials.
When these streamlined numbers hit the tub,
watch out-u unless their permanent fit is assured by
the "Sanforzed" label
Look for this label. Insist on it, And make sure
you get it It's the way to save Clothes save money,
and avoid waste!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

They Know
the Streets
Of New
York Like
"A Book,
Because
They Study
Maps OF
the City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

Mr. Atkinson went for the offering. tagging
1t "direfully engrossing," but the rest OF the
brothers dissented
"Iolanthe" one OF the most hummable or
the Gilbert e. Sullivan operettas, got itself good
report card with Katherine Roche and tlorenz
Ames getting the heartiest hellos.
TIVE MAGIC LANTERNS: Columbia's 'The
l. Invaders" will hang the names OF Leslie
Howard Raymond Massey and Laurence Olivier
on the Capitol Theater marquee-a bulk show
IN Itself.
whats Cookin'?" is sapdash musical go
ings-on. with the Andrews Sisters, Woody Her
mans strings and brasses and Gloria Jean.
The film is break-in for the juke-boxes
unsteady, of the melodies seeming TO be
cinches. The pranking is boistcrous.
Hedy Lamar has succeeded Carlo In the
leading role of the gag about the heel who would
marry Lamar for her money
broadway is tee-heeing at the fllmsters for
passing up "Porgy & Bess," which has earned
a 100000 price tag as hit revival What has
Broadway 10 gggle at?
Most of the producers were figuring dream
profits on the Aston tabecloths while couple
OF newcomers snatched the opera and turned
kt into nugget.
Woman of the Year" the Hepburn-Spencer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
On Broadway
Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. 1912.

Tracy flicker, is a joy-despite the wrong steer
handed out by some reviewers
News Item: How Green Was My Valley
Wins Academy Award for Best Picture OF the
Year
From here of Feb. 9:
"Zanuck's How Green Was My Valley is
expected to cop the Academy Oscar"
THE THAT'S THAT DEPT; Article ia
u. s. Navy Regulations: Officers and other
persons in the Naval Service may act as cor
respondents OF a news service, newspaper or
other periodical. In all cases. however the
Department must be informed OF the facts
V,HE FRONT PAGES: At the Viereck trial It
l. was revealed that Sen. Lundeens wife stripped
his files of everything that showed Lundeen
worked with Nazi agent Viereck. That Viereck
wrote his speeches, etc
Yet this is the Mrs. Lundeen who had the
gall TO 60 on the radio few months ago and
vilify this reporter.
The acknowledgements arc out Of tune these
days The same day they announced that their
losses in Russia were slight they also announced
that the army was calling uP. youths OF IT,
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS: Christopher Morley
l. There are some literary critics who remind
me Of a gong at grade crossing changing loudly
and vainy as the train roars by
H. W. Beecher: Tears are often the tee-
scope through which men see far into heaven.
Henry Youngman: l just taught my VIE
how TO drive a car. Next week I'm teaching her
how 10 aim il!
Lester Rice: The crowd as one person patted
him on the back with their lungs.
James Cannon: He's one OF the old songs
of New York.
Ellen Chase: The button-holing OF the rab-
bits the feather-stitching Of the mice
Vina Delmar: She was exquisite. She had
the face Of the month.
Faith Baldwin: She had that special bloom
which only women in love are permitted; happl-
ness was luminous in her eyes arrogant in her
walk. and shaped like kiss upon her mouth
IL 0nn nf hnGn
who parted her hair in the muddle.
r. Dorsey: II we don't get some harmony
soon we'll all swing!
General Macarthur: Only those are fit to
live who are not afraid TO die.
Fannie Hurst: Children jinglng with laugh
ter as though they had swallowed sleighbells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

celery but only cat lettuce as duty.
A Star is Born not from Hollywood re-
porter:
at the Twentieth Century-Fox studios
screen test was given TO girl named Amelita
Ward who is half Indian. half Irish comes from
Washington, was born I'm Texas, looks like Hedy
LAMAR and talks like Gene Autry"
DROOK1YNITES are said 10 be the most
ID easily trained husband material. Los Angeles
husbands are most difficult to keep in line, with
Denver husbands second in that respect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
On the Side

onriOu,.d BY King Feature. Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

Large 17-in. square,
pure white hand
kerchiefs OF good
quality. II 2 m med
edges. Stock up!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

he is angry" said Henry Ward Beecher. Evil
IDENTIFY Mr. Beecher believed with many others
that when angry person really speaks his or
her mind
why don't YOU quote something from the
Bible now and them" asks Seattle subscriber
Be glad TO, nla-am. l will quote today Prov
erbs q: 10:
''If thou faint in the day OF adversely, thy
strength II small
IN THE uniformed London fire service brigade
i the order is that women must salute men
officers but that the men are not required 20
salute the women officers.
United States army privates not required
10 salute women officers OF volunteer defense
units but they often do, especially 1t the ieInale
captain or lieutenant is a good locker.
Something called radio fatigue" has been
- listed as a disease. This affection Is SAID 20
result from listening 70 too many war news
broadcaSts; especially those broadcast by highly
emotional announCers
Experts on the matter say the limit of war
news broadcasts listened to should be four day.
LIXPERT on matrimony advises against war
IL marriages. saying most of the brides IN such
unions are too young and don't know their own
minds and that the engagement periods are
nearly always TOO short.
Who am l to contradict an expert on
marriage?
Yet l never have found any evidence that
women who married very young were not on the
average a. happily married as those who married
in their middle or late tWentleS.
Nor have l ever seen it proven that short en-
gagement marriages were any less successful than
long engagement marriages.
DOBERT RIPLEY. Justly celebrated Cartoonst
IL and bachelor Matrimonially rated Americas
Catch Of the Season No g.
Believe II or Not" Mr.. Ripley Said recently:
81 have never been i'm love"
Lionel Atwill Distinguished thespian. Played
with Lily Langtry on one of her American tours
Was starred 10y Belasco in Deburau. Is now IN
Hollywood appearing in a film titled Junior
Omen OF the Air.
Jack Tenny Lawyer In addition 10 his legal
attainmentS. Mr.. Tenny is something Of a song
writer. He wrote "Mexicali Rose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

A six compartment
metal ban X with
lock and key for
getir z your
money. Index ia os
for clothing, SICK
ness. taxes. iouu'
am usement :. etc.
Makes Saving Easy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

role she played In
Camille.
Says Elspeth Of
Garbo's performance
in the Two Faced
WomanV:
1.-THE new Carlo Is
tricked out I'm a curly
halr-do. She gurgles and
giggle>. She wiggles
through n rhumba.
She ogles. She had
elegance Now she
essays 'oomph.' 1t Is
all very sad"
Now there is a vege-
table called celtuce; a
combination of celery
and lettuce. l like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

Broadway knack.
Mr.. Watts judged
the try worthy but in
effective" and all liked
Barbara O'Neill and
Louise Galloway.
The heroine (slang
for she-deviD of Guest
in the House" is a gal
with gestapo blood in
her veins. She poisons
the house that shelters
her and shows you what
the brat in The Chill
dren's Hour" would be
hike grown up.
Mary Anderson,
playing the fiend.
Louise Campbell and
Leon AneS won mods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Walter Wincheu

TIVE FIRST NIGHTS: The reviewers behaved
i like softies at the premieres. They didn't pet
the arrivals with orchids. but they put so
sorry dear in their vetoes
They wished they could like Under This
Roof" which was patriotic plea. but they de-
cided the author a Boston barrister lacked the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

Smoke enters metal
chamber W b ere it
deposits all mois-
ture and nicotine,
making it absolutely
free from clogging.
dripping or biting.
Amberoid bit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
lENTEN REDUCING DIET
Friday-720 Galleries
RREAkEAST

BREAKFAST
One glass orange juice $50
calories-Vitamin c.; / slice
toast-no butter Us calories);
! cup coffee-no cream or sugar.
LUNCH
One egg poached o. calories):
1 slice toast-no butter Us cal
ories); glass milk t160 Gallo
ries).
DINNER
One cup hot clam juice: aver
age helping of lean broiled or
boiled fish (160 calories); 2
tablespoons stewed. diced Gu
cum b ers (roughage-25 Gallo
ries); 2 canned green gage plums
served hot 100 calories) ! cup
coffee-no cream or sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

What's I'm n Name: You'll
Find Out When You Read r. {.
Jenson's Short Story About a
Devoted Young Husband Who
Played n Role Unknown TO His
Wife and Found Himself Caught
i'm a Web of Complications. See
1t In The American Weekly, the
Magazine With This Sundays
Issue Of The Detroit sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

(Thomas Walden said: The lips he must
briskly invade that would possess the heart"
Mr. Walden differed with those who claim IL in
advisable TO Try TO kiss girl the first time you
take her out
John Ray, another expert on OSCILLATION said:
a lsping lass is good 10 kiss"
edward Rostand observed: "a kiss is
secret told 10 the mouth instead Of the ear.
tAnd for the benefit of those who recently
have requested DR.. Henry Gibbons definition OF
a kiss, here II Is "a kiss is the anatomical
juxtaposition of two orbicularis muscles in
state of contraction. "-EVD)
DRITISH- film critic Elspeth Grant is not
- enthusiastic about the New Style" Carlo.
lie wants Greta 10 return 10 the type OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Il. Y. Dus'ing

A mun ntCg drink and no be drunk.
A ydn may fight and no be slam;
A man Dluy kiss bonnie lass
And az be lOelcome back again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

The improved method Of
Electric VaporizatiOn. Has
one-piece aluminium boiler
with leakproof cover. EN-
ira long, tapered snout.
Operates on regular APP
phance cord.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Proud Of Their Son

Victorian Old English silver.
white NUNS red carnations IN p
blue bowl We're part Of the lcs-
tive board decorations.
FlaInc IIaiStcad assisted The
hostess In pouring The nine
--7TT7-T or rr7- month -trJtv tUH.
'NoIr Youngest daughter VIII Doe
celebrating her BIRTHDAY
SIR and Mrs Self II Dietrich
o. Muar drive are Justly proud
o0 their son NcG Theodore Diet
4-ar vino I.. boon named 4e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Surprised by Friends

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Clar-
anln who mr cnjoNny the COM
FORTS Ol Their newly purchased
home IN Glastonbury road wore
surprised Friday night when
group of friends bargcd i'm bear
rrg gifts and "A huge roast
turkey FCa~iIng and having luu
We're Mr.. and Mrs G.. + Laugh
loy, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. PLAIN
an. and Mrs William BrD~r MIR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

"WHETHER training az a
w post in this country or
fighting abroad. there shall be
no Detroit sCrviCeman without
Christmas gift is the pledge Of
the Salvation Army. And its
Women's Auxiliary is helping to
make this aim come true.
Its members have spent
months collecting articles for
Christmas kits for boys in Serv-
ice and this week 100 kits We're
shipped 10 Great Lakes Naval
Training Station for distribution
TO Detroit boys posted there
Packing the 100 kits was "a
job in itself and gave the audi
forum of the Salvation Army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

Citadel ar BaClcy and Second
avenues the look OF depart
ment store stock room during
the Christmas rush.
Piled everywhere were card
board boxes. stacks of ma-.l=
zines, mystery books with bright
covers. cans of tooth powder
shaving soap and lotion, boxes
of candy and other assorted ar
tiClcS.
In tho midst were Auxiliary
members putting the final
touches TO the gift kits. Each
kit contains a box Of cleansing
tissues, a small frut cake, shoe
polish, tooth powder wash
cloths. a tooth brush, shaving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
White YuIe Party

A WHITE Christmas party IS
hetrs planned by he Faculty
Wives Club 81 Wayne Uriver-
slty IN cooperation with women
students and members Of the
secretaries association. 7 h -
parry VIII be held from ; 10 ,
n. m Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
For Men and Women

Tubular white scarfs make
lovely remembrance. on double
thickness rayon CrepeS and rich
ravon satins with knotted or
self fringed ends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

The husband. who Ia forced TO
travel considerably. il now away
from home on q trip and ! know
that he left during q quarrel HIS
wife. who IL otherwise . fine ana
sensible girl, met q young man re-
centiy-a typical glamor bos-and
I'm afraid an infatustion has be-
gun. So far the infatustion has
remained in the harmless stage
but IL il one Of those things which
could get out of bounds.
II her husband came home and
they made up their quarrel their
marriage would settle back into
Its former happy stride. Appar-
entity each one Ii waiting for the
other TO make the first move.
But If he doesn't come back soon
I would be reluctant to predict
what may develop. hate to see
two intelligent people, who love
each other and are best suited to-
rether, wreck their lives 30 casu-
ally.
l have wanted to write the hus-
band and ask him to come back,
and yet doing a thing like that
seems distasteful to me. / believe
/ could save this marriage II they
did but I also know that friends
can be misunderstood.
Do you think l should tell this
husband what is going on and try
to save their marriage?
-EJJRIPIpES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
.Hoarder's
Lot Isn't
One

n<r< are . ~ wsm<r ne
k<f n every crmmualts. NJ IN.
81 = tass rct ass vsth - rsat
- Aw<rseses until th> waF . s<e<.
- i trying 10 ~ tnlras - that
-. wcnt ls<k Zoe snyshsaa.
~ csh~rs hAvs ~ srrtmp - sssns
s-.h< won't rn~r~ y - sap-
riy stored away W h>v hass~sAt
nhs'u ssiii ~ sswvsnG p<neapFas
wA.a hsr nssshhcvs snn't - a
any mare rcr. neaths aan. -
lala u away " cass iesa.
whsn sshsr housewives ma ~
easred ecnds srs us n psses--eP.
p<fh.pa sven imrcss1sss - hHy a
M cornsr 6rccsry - sn~1i sssii
- ssrvinG vsgstsniss fSam ~
basement supply.
Ana vhss cshsrs eompiaaa tnat
fhslr ed steetrso Ics - y snIsos
10 rive up shs shnse ssa tien ~
lAst sles. sss yin ~ sess % sm1ls.
rer - sccn - she heard thai ne
manufacture ~ sasA skInap -
electric Zee eoxss. washing ma
chimes. etc. was Ga ee eAEtall<d
shs replaced All her stili.Gund
equipment 9th brand nsw.
she has sons everything she
can IN put herself In . rnsitser
where shs'ii ~ sssina psetsisr than
her nssshec~s during he nsut fsv
yeefs
spIwu nSrrJNo
PRETTY. nUr -.
hhs b ready fsw any saa<sAas
that has hssn hsntsd 81 from slik
STOCKINGS h sntomchlls fan bslls
10. a cours>. she should ~ sitting
hack rsiaxsa ard secure
nut - such 10 life - The hsaftsw
Isn't happy. she has . ns~ ~orry
And lt's . real one.
Just think hoe awful n would
be- she points out. " my hnuss
would catch on flrs - with al the
things I have stored whleh I miahi
never ns shis 10 rspiaes-
-ss.s-.ee @------e-.zz
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Patriotic Arrangements
Are Inspiring

Fresh flowers in red. white and
blue make inspiring decorations
for any table or mantelpieee. One
Arrangement Of red and white
carnations or gladioli arranged 10
form V has blue cornflowers
for the dot and dash motif to fin
ish the color scheme and carry a
cheering note Of victory. II you
are one Of those who has a far
distant beau and receives flowers
by wire you might give them an
extra touch Of glamor by decorst-
ing the arrangement with Ameri-
can flags. Another way TO add a
patriotic touch 10 home stnos-
phere Ia to place your flowers in
red and white striped wall brack-
cts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
How the Jury Voted
Women: Yes, 2; no, 4.
Men: Yes, 2; no, 4.

Architect: Yes, II their friend
ship is close enough and Of long
standing
House wife: Yes. His letter
doesn't sound like a busybody to
me. l think he could decently
write the husband and ask him to
come home.
Cartoonist: No. I'm afraid not.
Somehow or other people must
work out their own lives, no mat
ter how or where they end.
Secretary: Yes. II he can bring
back the husband In some manner
that wouldn't appear % dreadfuily
urgent.
Sales Executive: No. He might
mean well but the Interpretation In
often different from the intent.
Musician: No. Never involve
yourself in somebody else's mar
rage. It's q hopeless form of
ehivalry.
Hotel Manager: No. Tagging
wife with an infatuation Is too
much like tagging an express
train.
Buyer (woman): No. II would
only arouse the husbands sus-
picions TO a point where they
never would reconcile.
Copy Writer: No. As far a. I'm
concerned he In a kibitzer.
Housewife; No. Not unless one
or the other Of them seeks his
advice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Me Nv Shadow Is Theme for eMinute Exercise R0ufin

Sorlne spss<h. &c rs~s ~ esFreef
press~z. enlNers oc-ely Ao<ls
Nore't coy bso-cfirs - yellc~.
erc~r ard croncs erepe. Tns ehsf-
~cnt too q ssltc~. A6eis cseiess
re cesfas~s - ire filrn COMEDY
''Sfsa hty 50 Ncsss~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page
/. True.
2. The Straits Settlements
8. George Washington. i7ss).
4. The Lindbergh baby.
8 Mexico.
s. Saratoga, In the American
Revolution.
7. Keeping Of bees.
s. Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter
OF William Jennings Bryan
9. TAlkstive.
10. Amber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
LOUISE PLANS A PARTY
CHAPTER III

CHAPTER Ill
At the northern end OF Union
street stood Thurston ST. Georges
red brick house. Thurston st.
George was very old and very rich.
He owned innumerable tracts OF
land and was greatly respected.
At the western extremity Of
Federal street. Aberdeen College
lifted its pillared portieo and
looked straight across the town TO
the insane asylum whose white
galleries and many Widowed IA
cades CLEANED through the trees
three quarters of a mile away.
These were social boundaries.
Every step away from these clear
ly marked precincts took one step
downward in the well-defined and
perfectly understood social order
of Kings Row.
The ST. Georges. with the San
somes. the curleys, the Gordons,
and the skeffingtons. made up a
strong and influential social
stronghold. They were sometimes
referred to irreverenuy by lesser
people as the Big Five"
Young Hart Sansome was the
mayor. Lucius curley was presi-
dent of the Burton County Bank.
and DIR. Gordon was the towns
leading physician.
Col. Isaac skeffington was q
lswyer-"the best defense lawyer
In the state" Everyone knew Ike
skeffington. most people liked
him, and a good many were genu-
inely afraid of his caustic tongue.
He was a tall, gaunt man with a
fiery red beard that spread its
splendors 10 his lowest vest button.
He wore a frock coat the year
round and, save in the hottest
weather. a tall silk hat A dark
smoke-stained spot marked the
location Of his mouth. Miles Jack
son, the editor Of The Gazette. said
that wasn't due 10 smoke but 10
the colonsls birthstone vocabulary.
which had singed his whiskers
brown.
Skeffington walked through his
vegetable garden one morning and
came out on the sidewalk. He
stopped and took off his tall hat
with a near flourish.
Good morning, Marie. good
morning, ma'am. How are you
this fine morning
A basket phaeton, It's cream
colored fringes swsying 10 the Jog
trot Of a small plump horse. came
10 a halt Madame Won Elm greeted
the colonel cordially. He smiled
At Paris.
How are YOU sonny7"
Very well. sir. thank you.
Colonel skeffington"
Fine boy you're raising. AAris.
He's got manners What are you
going TO make out Of him ?"
Wei. he wants 10 be = doctor
Doctor Doctor. hey! What
for. my boy
Il think I'd Ike lt-sir"
Nonsense Working around with
sinking pills and stuff Have 70
get up in the middle Of the night
and 70 out 10 Codforszken places
because some old FOOLS got .
beIlyachs."
Mscane laughed aloud It's q
good profession, Isaac"
Stuff! Make him a lawyer. He
ought 70 be = smart one. You're
smart, his daddy vas smart and
his granddaddy Mitchell was
smart"
the old lawyer walked slowly
up Walnut street His great beard
flashed and sparkled in the sun.
and the clouds o. smoke from MIA
cigar gave nm the appearance Of
a walking conflsgrstlon.
In the middle q the next block
he squinted narrowly a. a dIngy
house set In the midst % tangled
and sWsrming vines
A g1rl with copper-oolored curls
vas standing At the decrspit gate
The colonel bowed grsvely
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Today's
Recipes
sCAILOPED SALMON AND
ARAlIIIIu

sCALLoPED SALMON AND
SPAGHETTI
cups spsghstil broksn in q
incn pieces
Glove Of garlic
] tbap. butter
2 tbsp. -four
= tap. salt
Ia cups syaporstsd milk
1 10. can salmon
on can mushrooms u 10
sired
Ia cups eoarsalg erurnbisd
crackers
2 th@p. butter. usitsd
Boil spaghetti until tender IN
szltsd water 70 which Glove Of gar
nc has been addsd. Drain and
rinss. Remove Earile. Aeif ths 1
Tablespoon butter. blend N the -four
and salt Add ths milk and cook
over boiling water until thleksned.
stirring constantly Empty the can
q salmon and TIE mushrooms. u
Used. into the sauce Tbs fuli con
tents o. cans. liquid and al. should
Be used Combine salmon mixture
and spaghetti Pour into a o1ttersd
baking dish. Cover with the crack
e. crumbs That have seen mixed
with the melted butter Brown 10
a moderate oven fs7s degrees -.
Yield. servings.