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Evening star., 1942-09-04

NICE corner double room in private home,
quiet street, convenient Transportation
shopping center and eating places: sentiles
only; $50. Phone WI 0446 hs
Evening star., 1942-09-04
BABY CHICKS
BOATS.

BARRED ROCKS, R. I. Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
store. 61a < st. NV. Metropolitan oOs9
Evening star., 1942-09-04

ARLINGTON HOTEL,
IN miles south Of new War Dept, on
q. 3. No. /: bus sop ct door; al outaide,
cool rooms; special Wkly. rates. Ivy 1916
Evening star., 1942-09-04

cOLoRED-BRICK, s RMS. BATH. II. w.
heat, good NV. section: $3.50 down, bal
ance nm. v. S. HURLBERT, MA. 1910.
931 H st, NV.
cOLORED-1Oth ST. NE. T.AF r: BrI *.
z rms. bath: will redeeor -.'<l r.,
latrobe heat; $500 do =. - ~crt
v, D. HURLBERT. -. @"i n
Continued c. ~
Evening star., 1942-09-04

1401 COLUMBIA RID. N.W-Large double
j. Im:; suitable 2 people: pref. 2 beys $40
Evening star., 1942-09-04

1446 Y ST. NV. cross St Paurs-Laree
room, Ink gas range, c.h.w.; S25 month
Evening star., 1942-09-04
FOXHALL RID. AREA,
Wesley HeightS-S18.750.
RRADIEY HILLS.

6-rm. white brick. 3 yrs. old, lily. rm.
with fireplace, dining rm. and kit. 3 bed
rms and baths, recreation rm. Attached
garage House in excellent cond Bargain,
1000. Call e. NJ. FRY, INC, 7240 Wis.
ave Phone WI $40
Evening star., 1942-09-04

ARL., vA-Twin beds, nicely furn bedrm |;
new home: semitic, ladies' GIL. 1884 after
Evening star., 1942-09-04

front room. we'll furnished. for | sirls.
laundry and cooking privileses: l block
car line Call CO 6f1S
Evening star., 1942-09-04

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Attractive single
room, gentleman; private Catholic home;
gas heat Emerson 74rR
Evening star., 1942-09-04
1896.
$6,SSo.
GARRETT PARK. MD,

$1,000 cash, $50 month Attractive 81
bedroom house, hot air oil heat, 3 years old,
frame, on q wooded lot 50x200. in Mont
somery Co. near bus and train Transports
Call =. NJ. FRY, INC, 7240 Wis. ave.
phone WI 6740
Evening star., 1942-09-04
ca Q50
GARRETT PARK.

500-Attractive brick and stone on
$4,000 square feet Of perfect lawn and
Twenty minutes to Bureau of Standards.
Ten minutes drive to new Naval Hospital.
Large living room with fireplace. modern
kitchen and bedroom on hrst door. Two
bedrooms on second floor, two-car built-in
garage; all improvements. An opportunity
seldom offered. @. 3. KELLER, MA. 6734
Evening star., 1942-09-04
RooMs FURNISHED.

! BLK. 18th ET.-Master bedroom. pvt.
bath, twin beds; GENTLE gentlemen; $50.
Evening star., 1942-09-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

KOOMS WITH BOAKD WANTE0.
ROOM AND BOARD-Employed couple.
Jewish home; care year-old child daytime.
Box 432-E, Star.
QUIET GIRL desires sgle. rm. and board
in Catholic home: conv. downtown: will
consider I'm. only: laundry privileges. BOX
4S2-Y. Star. e.
FORMER university professor and 9TH
grade son want room and board with nice
family, near good school. RE. 1900, Ext
5110. Box 4S7-Y, Star. g.
Evening star., 1942-09-04

MASTER BEDROOM. twin beds, private
bath; convenient 2 bus lines, 1 block Mass
aye. NV: gentiles; $50 month. Call
Evening star., 1942-09-04
CHEVERI,Y.

Almost new two-story house. 3 rooms
and bath, fully insulated, screened porch,
large wooded lot: good bus service / block.
ca mn
Evening star., 1942-09-04

pit. Large single room,
,rd. Call after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1942-09-04
Suitland (Md.) Workers.

Sa.45O.0O. Barnaby Woods section.
mace; in good condition. lovely lot: IA
block to bus: exceptionally good buy For
appointment to inspect call Mr.. White
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
Invest Bldg Realtnr DI H0Q2
Evening star., 1942-09-04
D ST. N.E.-Room, 2nd-fioor front,

GIRL around 80 to share room, twin beds.
ia 1868 :
Evening star., 1942-09-04

Row house In quiet residential section;
trict; bedrms,, back porches. front
porch. storage attic, Venetian blinds
throushout. auto. heat; S10.500. EN-.
Evening star., 1942-09-04

A beautiful semi-detached home. mr..
transportation, schools and stores, on q
wide avenue; rooms, 2 baths. screened
porches, oil hot-water heat. For further
Information call Mr.. Burr, Michigan 6O7s.
PAUL P. STONE,
1000 Conn Ave NV Ordwsv oo44
Evening star., 1942-09-04

JENIFER ST., Oh. Ch., D, C-GentiIe,
good transp.; garage avail. $40. WO
Evening star., 1942-09-04

PEI'WORIH CORNER.
Sacrifice at S7.45O. Lovely 5-room
brick, oil heat, refs, aarage; vacant.
terms. GE. $500 or ia 7725.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
RommeI Retreat Described ''Veritable
 Graveyard of Smoking, Twisted Tanks

CAIRO, Nov. 5 (A0 - Weakened by the loss of thousands of captured killed wounded isolated in desert strong points, the proud Axis army is in full flight Western Egypt in franctic hunt for position to avert destruction. Only rearWard moving screen of antank guns and tanks shielded the bulk of RommepS African Corps from the pressing advance of the United Nations and the British Eighth Army while the comparatively lnmportan air forces sought to parry the combined blows of American and British Imperial airnen
 While 5000 prisoners by a count already "A hours old, streamed dejected to the British rear AL lied air forces kept hitting the foe the main coastal line of retreat, described vertable graveyard of smoking, twisted tanks, armored cars and trucks
 The Axis, with Rome acknowledging severe loss es, said the Italian and German armies have with drawn to lines to the west. The Germans denied that the front was preached but Italian communi- que however, indicated the depth of the Eighth Army drive, at least the tank spearheads, when it told of fierce, bloody fighting" by tank and infantry forces on both sides, between Fl Alamen and Fuka which is about TO miles west of Fl Alamein
 The British have not announced their present po- sltions It is believed that Romme has large behind him, either in western Egypt in Lbya
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
WIPE ASSURES BABY
 DIAPER PRODUCTION

Washington The w a r Production Board assured the mothers of America that current production of baby diapers will take care of the increasing birth rate
 The head of the textile branch pointed out that diaper production h a d gone up 30 per cent over 1889. He said it is possible there may be shorages of some types or sizes of dia- pers, but guaranteed there would be no scarcity in general supplies.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
Clark Gable Now Lieut. In Air Corps

Miami, Fla.-From now on it will be It. Clark Gable.
 The famous motion pie ture star, who enlisted in the Aviation Officers train ing corps last August, re- ceived h is commission. The gold plated bars will be presented to many of Gables classmates as well, including his close friend and ex-camera man Andy Mcintyre.
 Gable has gone through the 9O-day training just as any other enlisted man af- ter a commission. So the hero who often portrayS the fighting man in the
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
'. s. Navy Big ger Than Ever

New York - The United States now has q more pow erful sea fighting force than it had before the Jap anese attack upon Pearl Barbor.
 This ls the consid14ed op inicn of Navy Secretary Frank Knox, who told a Navy Day banquet aud .ence in New York that the American fleet IS more powerful in tonnage, avia- lon and firing power.
 Knox said fiatly that the United Nations is produc- ing ships faster than the enemy are sinking them & he added that the enemy is no longer sinking vessels as fast as he was. Declared Knox: We have convert cd the greatest peace time industrial plant of all time into the greatest arsenal of all time.
 We have hit some sav- age blows. and we have just egun to fight"
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
Strikers Lose
 Their Positions

Cincinnati, Q. - Cincin- nati city manager Sherrill discharged some l ;, } 0 c hourly municipal workers after they struck for high CT wages.
 The striking Cincinnati employees, affiliated with the United Mine Workers, voted to walk out several weeks ago when the city opposed their wage boost demands. Union stewards called the strike and pick cts were posted at the city hall and WaterWorks. Most of the strikers were en- ployed in the city water, waste collection and high way maintenance depart ments. Officials said the strike left Cincinnati with enough water reserve for only two or three days at half the usual suply.
 City Manager Sherrill de clared he would replace the strikers as soon as new men could be found.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
Allies Push onward In New Guinea

MacArthur's Hd. in Aus tralia, Nov. 5 (P)-Friday allied ground forces which September 29th be- gan hurrying the J a p S from an approach of with in g miles from Port Nor esby, are continuing to ad vance beyond Kokoda to- Ward he north New Guin- ca coast. Indicating bitter fighting, a communique stated hat troops are ad- vanc.rg slowly for the sec ond straight day.
 Allied bombers struck Jap-oecupied towns in Por tuguesa Tina0r.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
STATESMAN OF IRE
 LAND PHONES NAZIS

Belfast, Ireland - Fin ance Minister Barbour of Northern Ireland defend- ed the action of a Glasgow industrialist, G. F. Luke, in telephoning to the Ger man Embassy in Dublin.
 Miniser Barbour said Luke waned to find out whether certain good S could be exported from Germany. The Minister added that Luke was in Dublin on other business and thought the easiest way to find out about the German exports was to ask the Embasy.
 The Minister pointed out that one of Luke's broth CTS had been killed at Dun kerque, while a brother-in- law had been killed when a British mine sweeper was blown up.
 The Minister admitted that Luke had been indis- erect, but declared that the man had no trouble in clearing himself when de- aimed by the authorities.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
$25,OOO Ceiling On Salaries

Washington - Director James F. Byrnes of the Board of Economic Stabil- iZation told a conference that a ceiling of $25,000 annually will be placed on salaries by January 1.
 Byrnes revealed at the same time that President Roosevelt sas directed the Board to bring his salary within the $25,000 ceiling after payment of taxes. It was MT. Roosevelt who first said he believed $25,- 900 a year should be tops for anybody after taxes are deducted.
 Byrnes said it was inn practical to put the salary ceiling into effect before the first of the year but that in the meantime the increase of salaries at this late date are forbidden, without Treasury approV- al
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
Asserts British Achieve Complete
 And Absolute Victory In Egypt

British Eighth Army Field Headquarters in the Egyptian Desert, Nov. 5 (A9-Lieut-Gen. B. L. Mont gomery commander of the Eighth Army, announced that the Eighth Army battling the Axis, achieved com plete and absolute victory, and the enemy is now in ful retreat Axis forces left at the southern end of the EAlamen line, face British troops, he said but they are ''n the bag.
 Montgomery announced the capture of General Ritter von Thoma Axis Afrika Corps commander, who taken yesterday in tank action. Von Thoma spent the night at British headquarters.
 'We will not stop fighting & now will wipe out all the Axis forces in north Africa the General said Infantry and Royal Artillery were responsible for shattering the Fl Alamein line and Now it is armors turn to destroy the enemy completely.
 Allied air forces played great part in breaking the morale of enemy troops and victory was gained by combined operations by the army and air forces.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
Plane Output
 Too Low Says K n II d sen

Los Angeles-The Army Production c h e f, Brig, Gen. w illi a m Knudsen finds American aircraft pro duction impressive but not quite as high as he propos- ed a year ago.
 Knudsen, the former head of the General Mo- tors Corporation, made the statement following an in- spection of the aircraft in- dustries and other w a T plants in the San Diego area.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
Ronrnel Driven I'm Full Retreat
Japs In New Guinea Withdraw Beyond Kokoda
Battle of Stalingrad Characterised by Growing Maneuverability Red Army

MOSCOW, Nov (4o)-The Russians have broken Up all the latest Nazi efforts to expand their invasion salient in northern Stalingrad and in places fore ed the Germans 10 abandon several basic points, dis patches said While bitter attacks and counter attacks developed about the ruined Volga city, Red army troops credited with local gains northeast of Stan grad.
 On the Black Sea front, in the Mozdok sector in the central Caucasus, a successful Soviet holding ac- ion indicated before the Caucasian slope and pass es southeast of Nalchik
 The paper lVestIa said the battle of Stangrad was Army units
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
DEFENSE BOARD TO FINANCE PIPE LINE
Washington - Secretary

:. Washington - Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones announced that the de- fenSe plant corporation would put up the $55, ,000,- 900 or $60,000,000 it will cost to extend the new "A inch oil pipeline from Illin- Ols to the east coast.
 Chairman Donald Nelson of the WIPE said earlier that the line would be ex- tended 875 miles from Nor riS City, H., to the east to step up the flow of crude petroleum by an additional 100000 barrels per day Work on the. Illinois Texas link of the new line will wind up early in Decem- Der. Jones said this west ern section is 530 miles long, and was estimated tc cost 5000,
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
BEAUTY HELPED BY DEFENSE WORK

Los Angeles -- This war is making women more beautiful, Dr. Charles H. Wood told the National Chiropractic convention.
 "The woman war worker is taking better care of her self" he said. "The girls are going to bed earlier, getting their meals regul- arly and taking advantage of modern knowledge of vitamins."
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
MORE U. $. MARINES LAND IN BRITAIN

London-It was announc ed that additional units of United States Marines had landed in Britain.
 The Marines were under the command of Col. T. Clement, a veteran of Bat aan and Corregidor.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06

movies will become an of ficer in Uncle Sam's Air Force.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
Objections Made

Democratic Senator Ho- mer T. Bone of Washing ton and other western con gressmen denounced the WIPE order stopping cer- tain construction work on public power proJectS Tn the west. The electric pow CT plants and dams affect ed by the order are located in Washington, California, Nevada and Arizona. Two of the projects affected are linked with the Gran n d Coulee dam on the Colum bia river in Washington.
 Declared Bone: Some of these operations in Wash ington agencies bear the stamp of private power companies, which h a t Q these projects.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06

" s Q U R D 0 U c H !" 2 T A TT o N E R Y
 Al Nugget Office
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06

Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-06
Work Is Stopped On { Projects

Washington - The War Production Board stopped construction on seven pow CT and irrigation projects in the far west which were to have been completed in l944 or 1945.
 Builders were prohibited from doing any construc- tion work or making any in staIIations on the power projects with the excep- tion of construction for safety or health purposes or to avoid damage 10 mat erial.
 Names of Projects The seven projects were Davis Dam. 40 miles south of Boulder Dam on the Col orad0 River: the tunnel &c certain other parts of the Colorado Big Thompson project on the eastern side of the Continental Divide and the Grandy Dam or the western side of the D vide. The kesWick Dam or the Sacramento river ir California, the Anderson Branch project on the Pay ette river, north of Boise Idaho; Unit number five c. the Shasta Dam, on the Sacramento river; and two projects associated witt Grand Coulee Dam on tht Columbia river in Wash. ingtOn state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06

and one head Of lettuce There
were many cans Of ready-made
meals. white bread, several
boxes Of doughnuts and sweet
cakes. a sack Of sugar and FIVE
pounds Of candies.
The young wife was pale and
thin. She carried baby in her
arms. The child, who was
awake. did not fuss or squirm
as might be expected of A
healthy one. but lay Imply,
hardly moving. The husband.
in dress which indicated that he
was we'll paid factory worker,
did not seem overly healthy,
either"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Hoosier SersppIe

3 pounds pork. loin or shoulder
Z quarts water
2 cups yellow cornmeal
4 teaspoons salt
liz teaspoons minced onion
teaspoon sage
] teaspoon thyme
Simmer pork in water until
meat falls from bone. Remove
meat, cool. Put through food
chopper, using fine knife. makes
about 5 cups of ground meatD
Measure stock. using 2 quarts:
add water If necessary 10 make
this amount. Bring stock to
boiling point. slowly adding corn
meal while stirring. Cook 10 A
thick mush. 5 minutes, stirring
constantly.
Add meat. salt. onion, sage
and thyme. Blend we'll Pour
while hot into two deep oblong
pans 5x9x3 inches. first rinsed
with cold water. Chill until
firm. slice about = inch thick
and brown in hot skillet II
scrapple contains much fat, little
is needed for frying,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06

HERE'S a sport fcock you
don't have 10 change into-lust
slip of the bolero when you re
ready 10 play
Pattern 404l is available in
misses and women'S sizes II.
Ii, Is, is. %. 30, 81. "a, 36. 3s
and 40. Size is dress. street
length, takes r.. yards 35-inch
fabric and bolero, Is yards
contrast
Send is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern Write plainly
size. name. address and style
number.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De
troit Mich. \ y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
MARCH II TO APRIL 90

MARCH II TO APRIL 20
Aries-Fine period for advanc-
ing through giving assistance to
loved ones. But do not mistake
this for wrongly spent time while
things of actual greater import
ance IN church and country are
being neglected,
APRIL Fl TO MAY 20
Tdurus-Clerks. builders. stu
dents, you working in and for
large organizations to benefit the
public generally, you handling
commodities and implements Of
immediate demand, are especially
favored by helpful influences.
MAY 2i TO JUNE 81
Gemini-Business and other
important matters precede per-
sonal and entertainment inter
ests. Religious activities in the
foreground. charities favored
with them.
JUNE ?, TO JUkY 80
Cdncer-Be especially careful
rom the time you arise-don't
wait until a mistake or thought
lessnese prompts you TO take
heed. You'll avert many minor
as well as major hindering diff
culties this way. Spend wisely.
JULY 81 TO AUG. 20
Leo-You may find your best
help through outsiders in a bust
ness field today. Or it may come
from family and good friends.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 80
Vroo-If you manage your
own home and occupational mat
ters thoughtfully now. you'll be
surprised at the good returns.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. 81
Librd-In some instances you
are going to have 10 do unusually
careful figuring and rechecking;
in other cases, you'll be able to
cope with the situation quickly
and with little trouble.
OCT. - TO NOV. es
Scorpio-Money gains, or at
least the possibility for future
money gains can be established
now. This is q period for sd-
vancing all future benefits and
profits. Be cautious but not dis
trustful.
NOV. 2S TO DEC. 81
Sdcittdrius-There are numer-
Gus findings now that can aid
your cause if you will learn about
them and apply them in the
proper ways. Talk with informed
people, listen to their radio or
other public comments.
DEC. z5 TO JAN. 81
Cdpricorn-Don't think first
Of material gains-your first
thoughts should be Of your souls
needs, your family's welfare and
healthful living conditions. IL
your mind is on the right things,
you'll benefit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Planned Program

Taking part Of the blame for
the poor buymanship which
those young people exhibited,
Mrs. Kiene planned definite
wartime nutrition program. She
worked out many suggested
breakfast. lunch and dinner
menus and recipes. Here is one
Of the recipes for you 10 try:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Pick Varieties

In picking such crops as peas,
il is vital for a succession of
bearing to pick varieties with
varying numbers of days to
reach the edible stage. Peas like
cold weather, so It is best to
start all varieties at one time,
depending on their different ma.
turing times to give a continu-
ing crop.
1t would be of little use to
grow flowers that started bloom
ing just a week before the first
frost could be expected. Flowers
that must have a long season are
the very kind to start early, in
cold frames, under greenhouse
substitutes or in the house.
Protection
Fall protection from frost to
extend the season in this direc-
ton is possible but not generally
satisfactory as il entails q great
deal of labor. Covering annual
vegetables and flowers each
night with burlap. peach bas-
kets or newspaper will avert
danger If continued nightly.
But the protection must be re-
moved and replaced each day
and never. never forgotten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06

WHAT A variety Of fascinat-
ing stitchery, Here's your
chance to make all your linens
gay with color quickly.
Pattern 301 contains Is motifs
ranging from l%x4h inches 10
Az 14k inches: color schemes:
illustrations of stitches; mate
rails required.
Send IL cents in coins for
this pattern To The Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department.
1928 Times Square. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Watch Season
No Cooking School
Tomorrow

BECAUSE OF so many &C.
tivities going on about town this
week. there will be no cooking
school tomorrow afternoon for
members of The Detroit Times
Homemakers' Club.
Civilian protection classes and
the nutrition class, however, will
meet as usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06

JAN. 80 TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius 49, Some ups and
downs. but these are 70 be ex-
pected. Don't fret, just attend
promptly 70 duties. And during
free time. relax tired nerves and
mind with a healthfui, different
pastime.
FEB. or TO MARCH ~
Psces-The right associations
are important. Don't listen 10
rumors; Furthermore. help stop
them 50 they won't do harm else
where.
A CHILD born on this dog:
Impulsive, generous, personable;
a bright mind. Must learn 10 con-
troll It's great power of activity
and 10 avoid rashness. especially
where the affections ara con-
cerned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Frost Dates

Data from the United States
Weather Bureau in Detroit shows
that while the average date of
last frost in spring is April %.
there has been frost on May 81.
In the fall. the average first
frost date Is October Is, but we
have had frost on September 20.
Thus. the average growing
season is ITO days, but could be
as short as 112 if the earliest
and latest recorded frosts were
to come in one season. Actually
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Quick Way 70 Iron II

Another consong point with the second outfit The
blouse made bshopstye just used to make our
hollis clothes For ironing let out the drawstng and de-
wrinkle both sides of the waist with quick gesture.
The printed chnz that borders the hem in petticoat
FASH lines the suspenders and wasband What with the
TRIM and drnd fulness this darling and fun
loving as California whence it
Mind you tomorrow is not too early 10 parade cot
high schooers began last January However May
is the official starting day. From that day forward you'll
little suits by drcves schools offices and
where
Tomorrow Cotton Maternity Clothes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Basic Food List

Orange Juice. a. ounces or |,
grapefruit or ounces tomato
1uice
Egg boiled poached or scrambled
Whole wheat bread. 100 per cent. Or
enriched bread J slices. each q
inch thick
Butter. 2 pats each = inch thick
Lean meat. fish or fowl. ounces.
hroiled baked or boiled. ard Stth
every BIZ ~ fat trimmed OF.
meat organs once q week
Cooked vegetables 2. me Of these
green ieafy ~ yellow
Raw vegetable salad. mixed otth
Reducers French Dressing
second fruit
SKINNED milk z glasses. Or. Z
glass ard I ouncs yslioN ehssss