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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-10
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-10

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

rags" but good clothing, was
achieved by sewing the salvaged
sheet after an easy pattern.
Speaking of patterns. the re-
ports from the various pattern
companies show that there is a
big upturn swing in their sales.
Women are making their own
or their children's clothing. fol-
lowing the straight silhouette as
advocated for the conservation OF
all materials, wool in particular.
In this connection, women who
delight in using fine, durable
WOODEN materials. and prints and
light fabrics of distinctive de-
sign. are keen about the latest
aid TO home dressmaking, viz,
the thermoplastic dress form.
This novel invention is an
exact, sculptured twin" of your
self. II can be nodded onto your
figure in about an hour. or less,
by the local sewing center. and
then is yours TO take home. 1t
cuts-down by more than half the
time required in usual dress-con-
struction, and in repeated fit
tings." 1t helps secure a per-
feet fit in new dress. or, just
as important. in alteration and
make-over jobs.
It's fun fitting YOU. by means
of this new scientific invention,
which quite outmodes the old
fashioned dummy" on a stand,
which had TO be padded-out or
modified for every figure. You
may even try a ventriloquist sis
ter act while you're working on
the new frock, following the
slim, slender lines of the WPB
fabric ruling which inspires
patterns after what has been
called 1.-The frozen silhouette"
Begin TO be your own waste
warden" right now A good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

place to start is your own linen
closet, for both bed and table
linens, and an, yes, too. bath
towels have a way Of going all
to pieces" come Summer, hot
baths, cold showers, and per-
spiration.
Make cotton articles for the
small fry. A torn pillowcase
will furnish just about enough
material for new slip for
little girl, or a nightie, if she is
quite small. If your large sheet
is torn in the center, try making
pillowcases from it. Take the
four corners and use the present
hens. Add an edging Of lace or
rickrack braid, and you will find
that the four remade cases will
last far longer than If you
merely turned the sheet" be-
cause the wear and strain is now
removed to a totally different
location on the textile. Or, use
the sheet for bathroom cur
tains, cutting an applique of
bright-colored cretonne flowers
or birds and stitching on with
the sewing machine.
Again. half-worn slip-covers on
couch or chairs can be re-
claimed" with yard or two of
new material or by appliqueing
floral patterns over the worn
spots.
For example, if the slip-cover
is worn or dingy near the top Of
the chair. where the head re-
clines, or on the arm. new fabric
in a contrasting color may be
used over the worn part If the
cover is lowered. use a plain
color fabric for a new apron top.
Or if the old part is plain. a
lowered pattern will give it
new life.
Old drapes may be made into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Put Your Sewing Machine toW0rk

This tune-up will include re-
moval Of "gummed" oil that
slows down the working parts;
thorough oiling and fabrication;
the adjustment of tension and
bearings; a complete bath" for
the machine head. and the pol
ishing-up Of the exposed bright
parts.
Again, such service may also
include replacement and repairs
such as new motor-brushes, the
presser foot. tension spring. belt
for the motor. and the bobbin
winder ring. Moreover. such an
expert will refresh your men,
Dry with how to care" for your
machine again. and how to keep
it operating at top speed.
The OPA Consumer Division
is urging home-makers TO use
ingenuity in utilizing torn ar
ticles, and in cutting them,
down for other uses. For ex-,
ample, press release which ap-
peared recently attracted wide
attention: There was photo
graph of an average bedsheet,
badly torn along the center,
where. as every housewife knows,
the wear is hardest.
Many women would have torn
the sheet in half, making iron
ing board covers or cleaning
cloths from ii. But not here. The
second photo showed circle of
six happy little children, hands
in a ring, each wearing a pair
of simply-cut sun-drawers made
from that one sheet. Not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

lows the time TO draft the
III family sewing machine for
Y service in the Govern
ment's about war effort to con-
serve fabrics and re-condition
back number clothing.
Maybe you're one of those wo-
men who is "a born sewer" and
of whom her friends say: She's
smart and handy with her
needle" Or you may be. like
the writer, a woman to whom
screw-drivers and paintbrushes
come more naturally than spools
and scissors, and who there
fore turns to the sewing machine
TO make short shrift of sewing.
just as she uses other home ap-
pliances in order to save time
and effort.
1t may be, too, that, because
OF following a business career.
you. though an excellent seam
stress, have laid sewing aside
for the past few years; in which
case the only sewing machine in
the house may be a Undiscovered
antique" in the attic or spare
room, passed by as a disabled
home veteran.
No matter. II can qualify for
active duty after an inexpensive
'refresher course" and recondi-
tioning treatment. For a few
dollars outlay, your local sew
ing center will be able to tune.
up" your machine and put it in
shape TO do its share in winning
the conservation campaign on
clothing and furnishings.
For. just as an automobiles
performance is stepped-up by
regular check-ups, so any sewing
machine or old-will give
more efficient, dependable serv-
ice II treated to a regular tune
up by an expert sewing-center
mechanic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

NJ fHEN our A m er C a n
Nh soldiers first landed in
w the quaint West Indian
Island Of Trinidad they were dis
appointed 70 learn that Minnie
From Trinidad is a little darker.
plumper and not quite so roman
tic as the popular song describes
her.
But this exotic spot just off
the northeastern coast of South
America, with its many-colored
uniforms, turbans and dhotis
(like Mahatma Gandhi wears),
contains many unusual people.
There is the Queen of the
CARDS. for instance. Her Majesty.
who occupies an ancient wooden
throne in Arima. about 30 miles
from Port of Spain, reigns over
a dynasty much older than that
Of his Britannia Majesty, who
now exercises authority over the
island.
This stout old lady with the
characteristic Garth high cheek
bones and the slanty eyes. has
wrought gold scepter which has
been handed down for centuries.
Once a year, in May, the three
or four thousand pure Cards
still living IN the interior sections
of Trinidad gather around her for
their ancient ceremonial parade
and dances. Then she brings out
the crown and scepter and goes
through ceremonies which were
observed many generations be-
fore Columbus set sail for Amer
lea.
The Caribs are fierce Indians
who were never fully conquered
by the Spaniards. On the main
land Of South America they were
either exterminated or driven
into the wilderness. But they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Continued from Page l4)

Georgette making for the bark"
Luckily the Georgette didn't
see them in the tumbling sea.
She spoke the Catalpa. then
steered for shore. But the Coast
Guard boat had seen ethem and
made sail to cut them off from
the bark Anthony stood up
waving his coat and at last the
Catalpa made sail towards them.
Hurry, you sons" yelled
Anthony. THAT burned coast
guard will catch u.s."
The two vessels were steering
straight for the plunging whale
boat. The men in it rowed like
demons towards their own ship;
the fugitives now standing up
and cheering like devils. The
Catalpa gibed and cut off the
coast guard running alongside
the small boat.
And as the bark rolled down
to her the whaleboat grabbed
the swinging blocks and fastened
the whaleboat to the davit falls.
With sickening swoop the boat
was heaved out of the water
without the bark losing way.
Next morning they were con-
graduating themselves on their
escape when there was the bang
of a gun and a ball skipped
across their bows.
The Georgette, sir" reported
the mate. Orders us TO heave
to-"
Anthony went on deck,
you have six Crown prison
ers aboard" the Georgette
hailed.
II have no prisoners" Anthony
shouted back.
May l come aboard ?" shouted
the captain of the Georgette.
mo, sir"
Colonel Harvest, commander
of troops, who was aboard the
Georgette, grabbed the mega
phone.
You're amenable to British
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
THAR SHE BLOWS!"

law. Heave to or I'll sink you"
II know no British law" de-
fled Anthony.
Give you fifteen minutes to
surrender"
by God" said Mr.. Smith, the
mate. Wen sink under this
flag before we give it up"
He got rifles, whale lances.
harpoons and heavy logs.
Stand by. men," he said.
Wen scupper any Limey who
tries to board us"
The bluff bows Of the Catalpa
plunged to starboard, her sails
filled and she gathered way.
headed direct for the Georgette.
Give way" shouted Anthony.
"Or I'll run we down"
There was confusion aboard
the government vessel. Then she
backed hastily out of the Ca
talpa's way. She followed for
a few miles, then returned to
shore.
The Catalpa, after safe ar
rival in New Bedford. was given.
just as she stood. to Captain
Anthony, Captain Hathaway, the
chief of police of New Bedford
and John Richardson, the agent.
There is one comic angle to
the whole thing.
The head Of the Police Depart
ment OF Western Australia sent
a formidable document to the
chief of police of New Bedford
demanding the return of the
prisoners taken by the Catalpa.
But what they didn't know
was that that chief of police was
Hathaway, the man who'd done
most to arrange for the Catalpa,
her captain and crew, and the
escape of those very prisoners
Next Week Cap'n Mosher
Spins a ColOrful Yarn OF the Fan
Zibar Slave DhOws and How an
American Whaleman Was Cap
tured but Fought His Way to
Freedom with a Beautiful Cir
cassian Slave Girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

-HE annals of crime are full
OF the unpleasant antics Of
anti-social thugs who. for a
variety of reasons. spend their
time abusing women. Some have
an urge TO disfigure feminine
faces. Others have a violent aver
sion 10 long and curly locks,
which they go around shipping
off.
None Of these maniacs. how
ever. is quite as queer as the
fiend Scotland Yard is at present
trying TO track down in Northern
England. For reasons that APP
parently only crack psychiatrist
could figure out he wants TO
deprive beautiful women OF their
teeth
This strange individual, who, TO
date remains nameless. goes
around posing as travelling dem
list He is described by his VIC
tins as having professional and
a suave manner. Nattily dressed,
he carries a small brief case con-
tanning forceps and other dental
instruments.
When ne knocks on the door
Of some unsuspecting housewife,
he introduces himself admires
her teeth and offers free exam
nation. While going over her
molars. ne suddenly whips out his
forceps. and yanks out a tooth.
While the surprised victim is still
gasping. he gathers up his para
phernalia and runs away.
This odd tooth-pulling criminal
first put in his appearance at
Nottingham. Since then he has
been reported in a dozen different
towns of Northern England. Typ
ical Of these assaults is the one
he made on Mrs Edith Foulkes
Of Nottingham.
He was looking at my teeth, ="
she related. when he suddenly
pushed me back into a chair. Be-
fore I could collect my wits. he
had taken out his forceps, and
yanked a tooth. Then he ran
out into the street, tossing the
tooth up into the air, catching
1t and shouting What beauty! :"
Police report these whoops of
delight climax every one of his
strange attacks. All collected
evidence indicates that the den
fist" is in every respect a normal
man except for his mental twist
when 1t comes to pulling women's
teeth
Psychiatrists. in analyzing the
actions OF such a criminal, I'M
doubtedly would delve into his
personal background to find the
motives for the attacks. Some
where deep in the perverted per-
sons mind there is a hate which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

NJ EHEN our Ameri C a n
N soldiers first landed in
w the quaint West Indian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

never submitted To the rule Of the
"conquistadores"
Another celebrated resident of
Trinidad is Jahib. an ancient
East Indian who lives in a tree
in the middle of lagoon
Around Jahib has been built a
legend of superstition and mys-
terry. among the wonders Of his
existence being the question of
how he exists. He is said TO eat
nothing except an occasional bit
of goats milk and he rests in the
branches Of his tree without
covering or artificial support.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

His curative powers are said to
be fantastic. Half dozen people
swear that they saw him descend
from his tree and approach
pregnant woman who lay dying
on the road near his lagoon after
having been severely bitten by
SCORPION. The victim was gasping
and vomiting when Jahib made
number of passes before her eyes
and intoned something in his
native language. Then he mo-
toned TO the woman to get up
and go And she did. perfectly
well again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
The Queer Criminal Who Pulls
Women's Teeth

apparently finds its release only
in tooth-pulling assaults on pref
~ women.
From a police point of view,
criminals Of this type are the
hardest TO nab because there are
no outward signs, or associations
TO tip the authorities off that
here is someone with an anti
social kink. Scotland Yard, how
ever, is maintaining a constant
watch in the hope Of nabbing the
maniac and It is pretty certain
that the famous organization
will, as it has in the past, get its
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
By Mrs.
BY Mrs.
Christine Frederick.
The Distinguished Authority
on Household Efficiency.

pads for chairs, or for cushions
Sateen Innings, washed and
bleached. can be used for infor-
NAL curtains, sometimes dec
Grated with fringe.
You may be one Of the lucky
few TO have a special sewing
center" or small room which you
can devote exclusively to all
sewing activities. But. even a
battle-scarred old machine may
stand safely in the liying-room
if camouflaged by means of a
slip-cover, or hidden by an at
tractive screen.
If the machine-top lid is
slightly uneven. as it often is,
have a board-like cover made so
that it will fit over the entire
top and achieve a level surface.
Such a slip-cover will keep the
machinery clean. and the dust
out of the parts.
A sewing kit at the back of a
closet door may solve the prob
lem Of "a place for everything
and everything in its place."
Make the kit of denim. ticking,
or canvas. Hang it on a SUBJ
stantial rod. making the kit al
most the same size as the long
panel on the door.
Arrange pockets across the
top for patterns.
Make other pockets, some
more shallow. for tape-measure,
buttons, odds-and-ends. Spools
may be skewered on long cup
hooks set at even distances
apart.
Heye are some important
sewing machine "don'ts" to keep
in mind:
DON'T-Use poor grade of oil.
1t can do nearly as much dam
age as no oil at all. 1t will dry
the parts and make them
gummy. 1t may necessitate the
complete overhauling of the
machine. Always use only sew
ing machine oil and wipe off
excess oil with a soft cloth.
DON'T-Sew heavy seams with
too fine a needle. Weight of
material determines the size
Of needle and thread There
are a number of needle sizes
and as many thread sizes-be
sure you are using the right
one.
DON'T Pull material when sew
ing. as this NAV bend the
needle or MAKO u strike the
back of the needle-hole.
DON'T Bend the edle when
pulling out the thread before
cutting it.
DON'T-Leave pins in the ma
terial. after basting, and then
sew over them.
DON'T-Use a needle that's too
long.
Your sewing machine is one of
your most helpful, most valuable
household appliances. See that
it is in the pink of condition to
help Uncle Sam in his many eff
forts to salvage textile and
clothing waste. and keep your
budget within bounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Scalp GiOwS, Tingles

So, either before or after the regu-
lar hair-washing you simply douse
on Listerine Antiseptic full strength
and follow with vigorous and per-
sistent massage, using your Anger
tips in a rotary motion.
In few seconds you feel your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

terine hntiseptic whenever you wash
your hair. Thousands of men and
women have found that it pays.
There's no more delightful addi-
ton to your usual shampoo than this
wonderful antiseptic.
Remember, used regularly it may
be real help in guarding against the
infectious type Of dandruf with its
distressing fakes and scales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

scalp begin to glow and tingle. Dis
turbing fakes and scales and bits of
dead tissue begin to disappear. And
remember, that Listerine kills liter
ally millions of germs on scalp and
hair, including the stubborn bottle
bacillus, held by numerous author
tiles to be a causative agent of in
fictitious dandruR.
1t was the twice daily use of Lis
terine Antiseptic, you know, that
brought marked Improvement to
1879 of dandruf sufferers within a
month in series of clinical tests.
IF your scalp and hair show the
slightest symptoms of infectious
dandruf, don't delay-start with
Listerine Antiseptic now. Lambert
Pharmacal Co., 81. Loui5, Mo.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-08-27
Local Schools
May Face
Teacher Shortage

The rumblings heard about the
state regarding the shortage Of
teachers was brought closer home
to the local board of education
Tuesday night when Supt. Paul
B. Edwards Informed the board
that a teacher living at Lima, o.,
and seeking a position in the
Newark schools, was unable to
accept the offer here as physical
education instructor in Woodrow
Wilson school because the Lima
board would not release her from
her contract. No action was ia
ken for replacement and Supt.
Edwards intimated the position
may be filled from the list of
married substitute teachers in
Newark.
A letter from Frank Elliott, sec
retary- of the Chamber
of Commerce, expressed appre-
citation for the use Of White field
for the Unity parade, and to
Dwight Campbell and the school
band for their participation, also
to Supt. Edwards for his cooper
alton.
By giving it's approval to a
Day Nursery School under con-
sideration in the Community
House, the board of education au-
tomatically becomes the sponsor
of the enterprise The Nursery
would be known as a Type B, and
only the children of working
mothers would be eligible. Those
parents who are able to do so will
pay 25 cents per day for care of
each child.
Children left at the Nursery
would receive competent super
vision, noon day luncheon, and
such other care necessary while
their mothers are working at de-
fense work in local factories.
There is no cost to the board
of education, the expense being
taken care of by WPA, and from
other avenues of civic support.
Board members Jones and Con
rad were absent, with Walter
Keller presiding. Bills in the
amount of $38,493.29 were allow
ed.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS