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Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Buttons Take
Chic S SpotIiqht

DUTTON, button. who's got
- the button? You have if
you're smart. for buttons are
going TO be more and more i'm
oortant now that suits and
frockS must be simpler.
Save the buttons you have.
for some are made of materials
now on priorities and can no
longer be obtained. Buttons for
frocks don't even have TO match.
provided they are all in the
same mood.
An assortment of gold flower
buttons, each one different,
faSten the smart hand knit
dress which Arleen Whelan wore
when she departed recently on
one of Hollywood's many bond
selling tours.
Arleen's suit is pale blue, in a
trick stitch which looks like
leaves. She wears il with earth
brown accessories.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Natural Screens

Both rose garden and play
yard are screened from the
street, one by a mixed plant
ing of shrubs and evergreens,
two gorgeous Black Hill spruces
marking the entranceway, and
the other by a shrub border
ending at the corner of the
property with one of the few
Hansen's bush cherries / have
seen in these parts land incl
dentally laden with fruit.
Around the sides of the lots,
retaining walls are built to
hold the soil and the tops of
the walls are planted with
shrubs. affording complete pri-
vacy for outdoor fireplace and
picnic table on one side, vege-
table garden on the other.
At the c. r. Weems'. Lodge
Lane, an archway with seats
inside has been built on the
back of the garage, making
that structure serve the pur-
pose of a garden house from
the garden side.
The seats are perfect for OBJ
serving water lilies in a small
pool. Another idea is a brick
terrace Just outside the screened
porch and extending from it
along the side of the garage
(house and garage being joined
by a pergola).
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
And a Third

Neither of these gardens is
open to the public, but inter-
eSted gardeners will be welcome
at the third, that of Professor
and Mrs. w. M. Trap, 440 South
York. Professor Trap teaches
philosophy at wayne Uni
verSity and it probably took a
philosopher to see the possi-
bilities in their oddly shaped
property. At any rate he
boned up on landscape architec-
ture and was his own designer.
Clipped yews and a ground
cover of pachysandra as founda-
tion planting for modern
style house form idea number
one in this garden.
The grounds are most in
formal, yet a beautiful long
view from the porch is in
strictest keeping with land
scape tradition. Multitudes of
hemlocks and other evergreens
form the background for the
garden and in particular the
lovely woodland paths that
parallel the main walk into the
far corners of the garden, yet
are so hidden that one feels
far away from even the lawn
nearby.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Ham Combined
With AppIes

LIAM and apples combine to
- make a delightful and in
teresting dish with a unique
flavor.
The ingredients are two and
a half cups diced ham, three
teaspoons prepared mustard,
three teaspoons grated onion,
one-half cup chopped green pep
per. six large apples and two
tablespoons butter.
Mix ham with mustard, onion
and green pepper. Hollow out
insides of large apples and fill
with mixture. brushing tops with
butter. Place in buttered casse-
role. Cover and bake in $50
degree oven for one hour, or
until apples are tender.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Cool Black
Is Summer Raoe

TOOL black" they're calling 1t
~ this summer. an apt descrip-
ton. This season many more
suits than customary are being
made of black cottons and ray
ons, because black is practical
in world suddenly working
long hours, because black is
smarter, come nightfall, when
you decide TO stay in town for
dinner.
Cool example of cool black is
the suit OF black faille which
Claudette Colbert selected. It's
slim and trim, with a button-up
Jacket unrelieved by any orna-
ment. Even the blouse is black.
For color, Miss Colbert wears
a bright red poppy perched
square on top of her pillbox hat.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Typical American Foce---
Intelligent and Wholesome
BY HELEN ROWLAND

TNHE American man is de-
veloping typical counte-
nance, a typical expression, a
typical profile. Nature is STAN
dardizing his face, his features
and his figure.
Glance at any passing troops
OF soldiers and you will notice
that, while no two noses or
chins or foreheads are exactly
alike, there l. a striking resem-
blance among them. Irish, Eng
lish. Italians, Russians, Czechs.
Norwegians-w h teyer their
descent, you can tell al a glance
that they are Americans.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20

MARCH Fl TO APRIL 90
4 RIES-Generous aspects urge
"A you to finer efforts, more
productive activity, less wasteful-
ness. Work hand-in-hand with
civil and military authorities to
do your bit to enable this country
to produce the essentials for an
all-out victory.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Tduus-Start this week with
hard hitting offensive and
carry through determinedly.
Don't slacken your pace, if you
do your competitor will soon out
strip you and gain the prize you
cherish.
MAY Fl TO JUNE 2f
Gemini-Your indications CO.
incide with Taurus. Check over
your vulnerable points. Find
ways and means to strengthen
them to withstand all assaults.
Feature your best assets. Be ever
on the alert.
JUNE % TO JULY %
Cancer Friendly indications.
Determine to introduce new and
practical methods and interest
into your tasks. The public is
always looking for something
fresh and marketable, be it prod
uct or service. You've the intelli-
gence to accomplish this - go
to il,
JULY 24 TO AUG. 22
Leo-Heart and personal mat
ters are under very auspicious
vibrations. Your associations
with friends and the opposite
sex can be most cordial and en-
tertaining as well as instructive.
Discuss pertinent issues, present
day problems intelligently.
AUG. 2S TO SEPT. 2S
Vir To-day is yours to
make il what you will. Others
will aid you if you show the
right spirit, but don't relax and
wait for them to step forward.
"If you want, anything done
right and well, do it YOURSELF
an old saying to bolster ambi-
tion.
SEPT. 24 TO OCT. zs
Libro-An opportune day for
the wide-awake individual. par
ticularly in money and general
business matters. You can't make
. mistake until you try, but you
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Novel Skirt
NRAP-AROUND skirts

WRAP-AROUND skirts are
w out for the duration, taking
too much material. But you can
manage the effect without over
lap.
II was done for a black dress
designed for Ellen Drew to wear
in her picture. MY Favorite
Spy" Skirt is tubular, has
wrapped effect. the side front
seam edged with narrow ruff
fle as wrapped skirts are
finished.
But there is no overlap. Wrap
around effect, also with vertical
ruffle at the edge. is repeated
in the bodice.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Feminine Attire

Now If your delightful desti-
nation is an army camp. please.
please adorn yourself in femi-
nine garb. The lads see enough
trim tailoring in their uniforms.
Stacks are taboo or the grounds
that they're mannish.
The perfect attire is a simple
and youthful dress that won't
wilt before the day is half gone.
In sleuthing for just such
dress, we found the darling worn
by Patricia MacInnis in yonder
photo.
A linen-like, well-made dress
looks like more price than It's
tagged, in the first place. Sec
ond, its lines do justice to the
maidenly form a virtue
which many a cotton lacks.
If in doubt about your holi-
day programs. the best bet is a
middle-road dress, for il will fit
any festivity from a hot-dog
party at the beach 10 tea
time at Mrs. Astor's. Don't
spare the primping it's
day 10 really celebrate, inside
and out.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Most Typical

And speaking of profiles, Gary
Cooper has probably the most
typically American nose that !
can think of, at the moment.
Straight, firm, not too long, not
too short. not too narrow, not
too broad and not too beautiful.
A strong, but sensitive chin
and masculine nose. character
full. but not dominant. You will
notice that most OF the soldiers
and sailors you meet these days
have chins and noses approx
mately this type. The Ameri-
can profile.
OF course, there are excep-
tions. President Roosevelt and
General Macarthur probably
have the handsomest profiles in
the world-and Jimmy Durante
has the most profitabie. But !
am not arguing that all Ameri-
can profileS are alike-only that
there is a typical A m erican
face!
Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Meat Sauce

A NEW ORLEANS meat
sauce is a natural and it goes
beautifully with boiled beef,
meat patties, tongue or pork.
1t is made with two teaspoons
drained horseradish, two tea
spoons prepared mustard, one
fourth cup catsup, teaspoon
grated onion, two teaspoons
vinegar, one-fourth teaspoon
salt, one-eighth teaspoon pepper,
one-fourth cup olive oil and one
half cup chopped sweet pickle.
Place all ingredients except
pickles in bowl. Beat with ro-
tary beater until blended. Add
pickles. Mix well just before
serving.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

FLATTER YOURSELF with
this crocheted hat that's done
in a jiffy. It's an adjustable
crown and so will fit any size
head. Use straw yarn. CTheres
a harmonizing bouquet, too
Pattern 391 contains direc-
tions for hat and bouquet, illus
tration of stitches, and materials
required.
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern to the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1225 Times
Square. Detroit, Mich.
Owing to customs regulations,
orders for patterns TO Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

can't make any headway unless
you try.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Clerks, nurses, indus
trial and office employees, civil
service workers, domestics, head
today's favored list. Cheeriness
a must.
NOV. % TO DEC. 22
Sdgittdrius - Advice to Scor-
pio and Libra natives applicable
to you today. Bottle up ruffled
temperament and irritability-
it will disturb the continuity of
your thought and action. Move
with speed, surety.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricorn-Look to the admo-
nitions of elder, wiser heads to
guide you right this interesting
day. Varied opportunities avail
able but you must choose the
one for which you are best fitted
and which can directly benefit
you, yours, your country. Taboo
inertia, indecision, Incidence.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius-One of your banner
days as far as benefic influences
are concerned. Put in operation
your most effective talents and
undertake to garner the rewards
waiting for the industrious.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-A quiet day, planet
arily speaking. You are on your
own - make a good showing.
Review your schedule, eliminate
unnecessary moves, proceed with
clear, cool incentive. Patience,
tact required.
A CHILD born on this day
is a sensitive, bright youngster
who can attain heights in a
trade, industry or professional
career and at the same time be
a devoted individual in the home.
He or she would rather enjoy
it's pastimes with its family than
with friends. A relentless men,
ory, unusual intuition. Fault:
arguing.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
7 oiEored
Dress Goes
Anywhere
By JOAN DEAN

NIIDWESTERN motorists arc
Ni expected TO be travelling
the high roads en- masSe this
coming Fourth OF July week
end. with not unwarranted fears
that II may be their last fling
for the duration. So say the
travel authorities.
Probably tbs true, for there
are slews of used tired tires
that won't last much longer
and the gas rationing angle
hangs heavy, heavy over our
heads. Moreover, the Fourth is
the only big holiday remaining
in this merry summertime.
II you're not traffic-fright-
ened. you'll be among the mi
grants off 10 see auntS and
cousins and faraway friends. off
10 favorite tramping grounds.
off 10 Fort Custer or lust of 10
breathe the country air.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Woods Plants

All sorts of perennials and
shrubs are in the garden, but
the loveliest are the woods
plants-giant jack-in-the-pulpit,
trilliums, wild orchids, and
even a clump of trailing ar
butus brought from their lake
place.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Plan Wardrobe

Lay your plans right now,
and If the wardrobe wakes in
adequate. you won't have 10 run
your legs off in last-minute
shopping flurries.
Camp-goers need slacks and
sun suits. play shoes and such
hair-anchors as mesh snoods or
turban scarfs. How's your sup
ply? II short of same. look
into the canforized denims that
may be purchased separately
=. coverall shorts. skirts. jack
cts, trousers at wee out
lay.
An idea in play bootery is
the oh-so-abbreviated leather
sandal, caveman type which
feels like air upon your foot.
The two colors in which they
come are red and natural.
Those bound for resorts had
best be stocked up on casual
silks or dressy cottons that fit
the role of Colonel's lady. Un-
der this heading there are the
color-combining dresses in heav-
ems own pastels :. coral with
sky-blue. yellow and moss.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Money Saver

Idea number one (and my
what a money+saverD is in the
garden of Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
VandenBosch. 23115 Murray.
They own three lots with their
house placed on the center one.
To fill in all of the land lying
lower than street level would
have cost a young fortune, so
they didn't.
The dirt excavated from the
basement and left heape d
around the house was simply
smoothed off and left there.
From a good-sized sand hill at
the corner, which was being
leveled, they obtained fill dirt
to build up the fronts of the
other two lots, so all three are
level with the sidewalk.
But even with the front line
of the house, this level stops
on one side you go down two
steps into the beginnings of a
charming rose garden. on the
other you descend tiny ramp
into the childrens playyard.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Salad Oarnish

CRATE YOUR favorite kind
Of cheese and sprinkle il over
sliced apples in a salad. It's
good with French dressing.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
By Frances
Drake

the Section Your Birthday Comes In, and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
For Monday, June g.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

at the recruiting station. That
is becoming the typical Ameri-
can face-or haven't you noticed
il?
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Ideas I aiken
From Other

BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor. Detroit Times

A TRIO of gardens, all in the
n Dearborn Highlands sec
tion dearborn, Mich), which l
visited recently prove once
again that the personalities OF
the gardeners, each one differ
ent from the other, are ex-
pressed IN their handiwork.
Every one of these gardens
has ideas-and good ones-for
other gardeners. 1t is only a
shame that each of us cannot
manage to visit with every
other gardener and exchange
ideas with him so we'd each get
the benefit of the others.
Maybe / can act as your per-
sonal representative and report
TO you what / have found.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
SEPT. RI TO OCT. 2s

Libv0-An opportune day for
the wide-awake individual. par
ticularly in money and general
business matters. You can't make
. mistake until you try, but you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
BASIC TRAINING

IIoro thoy spend four weeks
getting Tho proper training Of p
soldier, and IN addition are given
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

4 general classification and spti-
tude te>t, After basic training
those who qualify are selected 70
attend radio armament or me-.
chanics schools where they remain
1--WE months.
SIN large mechanics schools arc
located at Amarillo. Ten, Lincoln.
Ncb.. Gold>boro y &. Gulfport.
Miss. Sheppard Field Wichita
Falls. Tex. and Kcsslcr Field,
Biloxi. Miss
~ these schools the mon are
trained on specific class of air
plane either heavy bombardment.
medium bombardment, transport,
fighter or pursuit.
II a q % schools are located at
Scott Field, Bclleville, H.. AZ Chi
caCo. Madison. Wis. Sioux Falls.
$. u. and Tomah. Wis.
The armament schools arc AZ
Lowry Field, Denver and Buckley
Field. near Denver There arc also
many smaller schools.
Those selected for future tram
ing are chosen from the uprcr or
most apt OF the class and arc
sent on for a post graduate or
factory training course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Senator Cdpper
Explains Revolt
Over Rdtioning
Nv ARTHUR CtPPFR
I nitsd state. senator from kansas
SPECIAL Ia I'M DETROIT IIMEN

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 Now
That President Roosevelt himself
has spoken. and directed that ma
tionwide gasoline ratIonlng 60
into effect tomorrow II might
be pur'i1 Write tn inquire into
some Of tho caq>es Of tho md
continent rcfoit againSt gasoline
ratonug tina, famed IN resent
mcut for the last few weeks
President Roosevelt sent idCnii-
cal letters 10 Mr. Jcncr,. and 20
Price Administrator Leon llcpdcT-
son Thanksgiving Day IN WHICH
The President said
We must do everything
within our power 10 100 that the
program starts December l. he
cause victory must not he de-
laNcd through failure 10 support
our fighting forces"
I\OI OH FOR ESSENTIAL
The people are being told
that II they do not oppose mile
age rstioning. they will be un-
able 10 get To work and back
sand Administrator J ficrS.
THAT simply isn't true.
The entire purpose ~ mile
age rationing Is 10 insure that
they will get to work and back.
not just this month and neat,
hut in the months to come.
Every citizen Can get enough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

stock. with an average distance to
market Of go miles, making total
of 80 miles
TaknG care OF cattle by feeding
rough feed 80 days with an aver
agc mileage OF two mics per day,
900 miles.
Putting out crop, $50 acre OF
wheat would require ~ days with
tho average driving of y miles per
day. or a total Of $40 miles.
Putting out spring crops and
summer fallov on go acres would
require s. days. with an average
of II mile per day or a total oil
$50 miles
Harvesting wheat haulcd m
average OF SIX miles, 400 bushels
another $50 miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
STORY DOESN'T JIBE

Every one OF Is wants TO make
whatever sacrifices arc necessary
TO WIN the war, and to make tho
war program effective And Ger
'aIniy all OF Us arc willing TO give
up the luxury OF non-essentlal
driving, 10 help win the Wal.
What happened IN relation 30
farm trucks cannot he properly
charged up either TO Rubber Adj
miniStrator letters or 10 Price
Administrator Henderson
Farmers were required 10 iIl
out. and mail 10 an ODT office IN
Detroit, Mich. q long and pretty
complicated application for a war
necessity certificate.
The resulting allowances would
be only ridiculous II there were not
IN them tho threat OF tragedy IN
relation 10 the TODD production
program. / will give YOU Just ono
case that was called 10 my atton-
iron by Mr. II. a Borgel' seCre-
tarH Of the Edwards County Kan
,a~1 War Board And bear n mind
there WIRE thousands Of these,
some NJ them even worse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Reform Forced
By |roquois Fire

CHICAGO Nov 20 INS).-
Michael J. ColuGsn nov fire COM
missioner, was ono Of the firemen
who answered the alarm % years
ago a. Chlcagos Iroquois Theatcr
fire. p disaster surprising in the
number Of fatalities even the
Cocoanut Grove night club fire in
Boston
CorriGan said today:
THE IroqUois Are wss re-
Sponsible for the installation Of
efficient and unCeaSing fire pre-
vention measures In all public
places.
"a catastrophe such a. that In
Boston hardly could happen In
Chicago today. In theaters and
night clubs hero. daily in
SpFcttOns are made. Only fire.
proof decorations are permitted.
Sufficient exits must be pro-
vided."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
How Army Post
Trains Crews TO
Man Air Force
d RAFTIE

JEFFERSON BARRACKS. No.
Nov. so ms visit 10 this
famous army post. commanded 10y
Col Allen Kimberly, a regular
officer who IS really regular. "
today revealed The grand job the
army air forces technical training
command Is doing in turning out
soldier mechanics and tcChnicianS
by tho thousands
Rugged uldiy -. year old
Colonel Kimberly took INC report
erS ON tour of ihc barracks m
ieepS and showed them Iu,t how
the army trains this specialized
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

type Of men who VIII b. necessary
10 sustain the armyS air armada
all over the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Daily Quiz

How much is your body WORTH
= What English queen had II
children. not one OF which sur
ylyed her?
3-Mcthuselah. accord ding 30
scripture. was the man who
lived longest, Who vas his
father?
4-IIow Sua chit is = CamelE
backbone
9-IS II possible FOR any month 20
20 by without q fun moon
s." Busted by gosh" was their
homecoming slogan What
slogan had the gold-seekers Of
1883 when they left?
Answers on Page %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA n. CONNOLLY

J. Substitute the proper words IN
The following misquoted popu-
lar proverbs: ta) II is better
10 give than 10 deceive: tb)
Marry IN a hurry and repent
a. leisure; tc) As you're sorry
so shall YOU repair.
This involves your keeping UP
with the Jones With what
are the following Joneses
usually associated: oa) Jesse
Co Bobby; tc) Casey?
What happenings are identi.
fed with the following dates.
"a Dec. Z. 1871: tbD April 70.
lI76; tC) April s. 1912
& Eddie Rickenbacker was our
acc of aces in World War l.
OF what countries were tho
fol'o.Ir- the top ranking aces
t1l Bishop ~ plsneI Oh
r onck - plancNJ, tcl
Barscca 81 planes
What authors created The de-
tective characters. tal Sam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

gasoline for essential driving.
But there We have 10 stop. Nom
essential driving IL one Of the
Injuries all OF Us will have 10
give up for the duration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogarty

Spade. tb) Sherlock Holmes:
(c) Inspector Wade?
6-Right or wrong (a) The helix
IS the part OF the ear: (c) the
mandlblc is the lower jaw
bone; to- The pleXus is a ribr
Answers on Page %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
ALLOWED 1,taO MILES

This is Tho case Of William
kurth. who operates a farm : D..
miles from Offerle. Kan He has a
liz-ton Ford truck and was AL
lowed a certificate emitting him 10
asoinc 20 drive his truck l.430
miles The coming year. The follow
ing jobs will he done on his farm
Inc next J. months. according 10
inc secretary OF the Edwards
County War Board
Hauling 1000 bushels ~ wheat
q bushels per load ~ n -r1rfes pr
round trip. making a total OF SO
miles
Marketing sevcn loads Of live
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
PARADE Is GILMAN

ClmaNinC the visit Colonel
Kimberly staged q garrison parade
OF 1000 mon an inspiring spec
.iaClc
jefferson Barracks was the first
of our many "haSic-tralninc con-
tiers" These ccntcrS are the foun-
dation Of The army air forces
technical arm. which is under the
command Of Mai. Cen. Walter r.
Weaver. whose headquarters Is AT
knollwood Field Southern Pines.
y. G General Weaver Is the conf
mandcr Of the army air forces
TECHNICAL training command,
All training for the air forces OF
individuals rs done by the tech
meal training command. Men arc
sent from reception Ccniers 10 one
or The basic irlninE ccutcrS such
as Jefferson Barracks