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Evening star., 1942-01-29
Submarines, 1nterned Japs
And Weather Mentioned
AS Possible Factors
Better Grade Meat Cuts to Be
Offered at Bargain Prices;
New Booklets Are Helpful
By Betsy CasweH,
Woman's Editor


Gathering Washington markets this week pretty
looking for crumbs just after heavy snowfall There
predictions
what the future situation be- The general feeling to hold tight
and wait what the next day will bring
Coast little higher than it has been due
Florida little higher
weather been freaksh Produce from Cuba
scarcity OF boats putting out into
waters there Fruits and vegetables are
costing there always no matter Wna
direction they come! =.
brackets find the vanguard of big shipments OF
fresh asparagus from the State mammoth
honeydew Argentina tomatoes from Cuba and summer
prohibivy Temple
their
Evening star., 1942-01-29

There's good eating In store when
this rolled pot roast comes to the
table to excite and to satisfy the
appetite.
A pot roast will always have .
certain appeal-it's one of those
things you get q hankering for
every once in q while Pot roast
has added glamour when served
attractively, though simply, as
shown in the accompanying photo
graph.
Since pot roasts are always
braised. economy cuts Of beef may
be used, since braising means slow
Evening star., 1942-01-29

havorfu and tender when braised,
making an ideal pot roast.
BEEF PLATE POT ROAST.
Purchase q boneless beef plate
roll. Wipe meat with damp cloth.
Brown we'll on both sides in small
amount fat. Add one cup of water,
cover and cook slowly until tender.
More water may need to be added
from time to time. 1t is better to
add the water in small amounts to
make more flavorful drippings for
gravy.
1t will take from two and one
half to three hours to cook the pot
roast.
Evening star., 1942-01-29

cooking with moist heat, making
the meat tender and Juicy. Though
this food favorite makes q definite
gesture toward economy, this is by
no means done at the expense of
either flavor or wholesomeness. Pot
roasts have q reputation for being
delicious, and, fortunately, one
never sacrifices the nutritive value
Of meat by serving the economy
cuts.
The pot roast shown is the plate
of beef, made into a compact, bone
less roll. The plate Of beef is the
portion under the ribs, containing
layers OF lean and fat. It is Juicy,
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Muslin Is Back

Unbleached muslin is back, but
with it come gaily colored flowers,
which make 1t ideal for pretty cotton
dresses for playtime and leisure
moments.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Delicious Snack

Place two slices of broiled franks
between glazed apple slices Serve
with hot buttered toast and coffee
or chocolate. for cold-weather snack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Nolan Defends
Use of Buses in
Rubber Crisis

Frrd 4 nolan DSR general
manager today answered a NSug-
gc>tlon that The DSR conserve
rubber hy using street cars instead
OF buses on nights and Sundays by
saving that such a move would
cost rbc system $4,000 year and
u,~u' I'M a decrease IN the fire.
qurncN and the speed OF service
The suggestion Was made by
kW j. kurmlIck. an attorney, IN
% irrf1 1o The street railway com
mission
There l. also "a shortage Of
the steel which would be needed
la refii ears :3r >erN ice" Nolan
SAID War work has Increased
the number of passengers We
carry on night> ANA sundays aud
n Wr used the street ears. which
cost mprF71b Operate. We would
have t6~ttt dowDn~the number OF
runs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Defense
EhG.LaV
Blasted

, Charging 'hW pickering hctWccr
Hd ,rtr otacai>WaS holding
., .N.Ur defense Npruulum
A11r, = AtF-CID ~cgre
"..s..t today stated fhdt
'. t.r. H.i. ~.l up Il> o"uJItI.
re- l,.,t-r orstuliiIpu uni,>'
l.....t.- H..r ..r doWu Go business
~ Detroit - bombed hN the
enemy is President Roosevelt
indicates migh happen. Adde's
$500. "W>t what could Wr expect
f-um Tho civilian defense >rt up
900 The ,itl aud STATE
= hr answer - that the OCD
ouu Al contribute practically
nothing insofar - mrctlug the
situation ~ q property organized
VaN iN concerned. Tins - because
uf the hickrring between city
and state leadership
Il ulc>> civilian defense IA De
rot aud Michigan hcCumr> a
ryAutN an short order the I Az
VIII trri obliged 10 SCI TAP IL
u,,u organization IN cNrrN COM
immunity where il ha> local
uuiuuN.
teen. Hugh - JohHN IN,
\mcri,a'> Fighting Thinker"
Writes DaiN tor The Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
What S on the Air
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

THIS program has been
given The Detroit Times by
stations herein listed
N the presentations a.
scheduled are not on the
II. the fault lies Nith the
stations ana not The De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

owned by John Brewster, l6, of
ll2 r d m und place Recorders
Judge Thomas NJ. Cottcr sentenced
hun 10 a fine Of $40 or 30 days.
hut the prisoner admitted he dldn
have the $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

G,n. Hugh = huNun,
I" Americas Fighting Thinker
MIlllN nAilN Tor The Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Gets 30 Days in Jail
For Theft Of Dime

The theft of 10 cents from a
newspaper hoy today sent Charles
Rchherg, 81 of 1870 Vest Vernon
10 jail for 30 days. =
Rchbcrg pleaded guilty TO theft
of the dime from a pile of papers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

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. BIGGER Eleetro-Dynomie SPEAKER
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
British PatroIinq in Libya

LON DOS Feb 20 dNS).-
Activity ON the Llbyan front is
confined 10 patrols. British
said today.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Tribute to the memory Of Susan
B. Anthony, reformer and suffrage
leader who organized in 1852 the
first State temperance society in
America, will be paid by between
10 and 50 local and national Or
carnations of women in a joint
ceremony at the Capitol at 2 pm.
tomorrow.
Today is the 122nd anniversary OF
Miss Anthony's birth, but the me-
mortal program was delayed until
tomorrow in order that it could be
given in the crypt of the Capitol
before the statues group OF three
outstanding suffrage pioneers, Miss
Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton
and Lucretia Mott.
Senator Kilgore, Democrat, OF
West Virginia, and member of the
Judiciary Committee studying the
proposed constitutional amendment
to give equal rights to men and
women, and Representative Bald
win, Republican, of New York, will
speak. Another speaker, Emma
Guffey Miller, Democratic national
committeewoman of Pennsylvania,
will discuss Equal Rights in War;
Unequal Rights in Peace"
Muna Lee of Puerto Rico. men,
ber of the Poetry Society, will read
an original poem written especially
for the occasion. A wreath will be
laid before Miss Anthony's statue
by Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel.
chairman of commemoration days
of the National Woman's Party and
past president Of the District Of
Columbia Federation of Women's
Clubs.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Suffrage Leader Is Placed
With Washington, Lincoln
Nv ANNA F. HENLEY.

BY ANNA T.. dENDLE1.
The month Of February has been
greatly honored, in that it is the
birth month of three Of the out
standing emancipators Of American
history George Washington, Abra-
ham Lincoln and our truly great
American woman, Susan Brownell
Anthony, whose natal day, February
IS, we commemorate with loving
remembrance and due honor
The Quaker inheritance of this
great leader of the suffrage cause
and her early training aroused in
her spirit realization of the in
Justice shown her sex in the So
called administration of justice by
the powers of a man-ruled world.
These were the incentives that in
spired the life work of this great
pioneer in the cause Of suffrage,
and enabled her to arouse in those
associated with her that great fire
OF enthusiasm, devotion, single
ness Of purpose and unparalleled
determination to achieve their goal
the enfranchisement of woman
thereby securing for women the
greater liberties that the fathers
had achieved.
The century from 1910 to 1910
may truly be called the Woman's
Century, for in 1910 women, for
the first time, united and organ
lied to remove their grievances
This aim, with few exceptions, has
Evening star., 1942-02-15

been achieved. In all history. no
century has brought so many rights
and so much Of freedom as these
100 years have brought to women
under the inspired leadership Of
this great woman. And now, with
conservation to the great cause Of
democracy, as manifested In the
life work of Susan B. Anthony and
her noble band of supporters, wom-
en- of today 60 forward upon the
pathway blazed by these great lead
ers, for this century must disclose
what liberty really means, how 1t
may be preserved, in order that
the true brotherhood Of man, the
watchword of this new order of life
into which the whole human fam
lily is slowly but surely entering,
may be achieved.
The life story of this great wor""r
is indeed an inspiration. She
worked with the greatest leaders.
both men and women, of her time
for the accomplishment of the no.
blest endeavors and ideals and in
cluded the same democratic princi-
Piles for which part of this en-
tire world is now sacrificing to the
utmost in order to preserve its nat
ural freedom of life.
Today men and women are equal
politically, with the exception Of
those of the District of Columbia.
The rights invested in the Con-
stitution Of the United States Of
America were intended for every
citizen. But here in the Nations
Capital the natives and citizens are
denied the right of suffrage. 1t is
the desire and right of those citi-
zens of the United States that we
cooperate and continue in the work
Of this new order in the administer
ing of the affairs of this Govern
ment In every part Of this, our great
and beloved country. The shackles
must be struck from our feet. This
we demand because the work of our
great suffrage leader shall not be
complete until this is accomplished.
From out of the past we hear
again the words of this great Amer
ican woman who has long since ia
ken her place among the immor-
tails of history:
Principle, not policy: justice. not
favor;
Men, their rights and nothing
more;
Women, their rights, and moth
ing less"
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Law Fraternity Will
Honor Charles Fuhy

Charles Fahy, solicitor general of
the United States, will be honored
by his legal fraternity. Delta Theta
Phi, at banquet at 7:30 pm. Thurs
day at the Raleigh Hotel.
Many law students from the four
local senates of the fraternity will
be present: White Senate at George
town University law school, Wilson
Senate, George Washington Univer-
sity law school; Davis Senate, Wash
ington College of Law, and Hughes
Senate, National University.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

system hare been designed b. reg
nfrrRd architects nI craftsmen.
PRIOR 10 the FHA- officials say, less
aiszn 10 per cent Of the homes built
veFe produced with architectural
supervision These were chiefly ca
aefatve homes
TIE modern small home. wnseh
has tire largest representation IN
the FffA program Il The one tpc
In which The greatest advances have
heen made ard through constant
encouragement hy the FfiA. arcnl-
/ fects have turned their attention 70
tire design Of the low -cass home
AL homes offered a. security for
insured MORTGAGE PHA officials
with very gratifying results
All homes Offered a. seeurits for
insured mortgages. FHA officials
poing out. must efnbodg the sound
principles Of good planning ard all
applications Tor mortgage insurance
must be- accompanied b. vel
drawn plans and specifications
Many homes not designed by archi-
tects represent the stock plans Of
contractors and builders. but IN
zach case they must incorporate the
essential features which make them
ilvanle and efficient In nearly every
instance THESE stock plans which
builders and contractors use we're
originally produced b. capable. cf-
ficIent architects.
!. While architectural service on
aaEnes 60 be financed under the
PHA-insured mortgage plan Is not
compulsory. lt Is however. desira-
be ard usually results IN q better
designed. more convenient and liy.
able home This Is particularly true
n the case Of small homes where
every foot OF space should be put
10 tine very best advantage To-day.
home construction Is being confined
almost exclusively 70 homes In this
classification Small homes. either
fuf sale or rent are needed to pro-
vide proper housing accommodations
for workers IN defense industries.
In this program there Is q defin-
he place for competent architects
IN order that these defense work-
ers and their families g. provided
with the housing facilities they need
50 badly now. and also that the
housing being built today viii offer
= high degree OF Inability Is well
As financial stability. not only for
the present but for the postwar
years 70 come
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

IT TAKES nsne sailors q make Z
l man-zo goes the lyric from
Robin Hnon but only one
architect 70 design a house
At leasf. that wa the number
used on TINS one Randolph Evans
Wideiy known for has many IN
renious small homes designs, plan.
ned Il for an Aii-AmertcBn family
~ four Neither boxy nor ram
bling. II has many uf the eeona-
mics peculiar % the former. plus
the expansive grace 81 the latter
Is economies are due pfincl-
paily t. rs simple. rectangular
plan the elimination ~ s large
spaee consuming stair naii. and .
compact arrangement Of rooms
Is outside appeal Is due mostly
to a playful Use ~ roofs and dor
mefs. paft of rs green blue as
phalt shinFied root dips down
over the front dnoI. permitting q
fuii nnfmef ahovc. while another
part Is sharply SUI Oh sevegai feet
hlelter. I'm garAgc root hnds still
another sci 81 caves This break
and dip Of Roof areas offsets Tire
comparative simplicity Of plan.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20
Architects Have
Definite Part In
Defense Housing

Tine emphasis which the FEDERAL
Housing Administration proRram
iias placed upon improving housing
standards and conditions has re-
suited II an increasing number Of
hoeans being designed and planned
~ competent architects. FLA aft
eIalz say.
while the war has conferred
huiidlng activity on lGw-eost nous
n3a fof war workers and their faml-
- he FILA STIR insists that
homes built under It's insured mort
naee plan and under FLA insper-
ter be weil-blilt weIl-plannee
hesne with a high degree n con
sanience ard ivablllty.
Currently more than Is per cent
81 ne homes offered g security Tor
insured MORTGAGES unoer the FHA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20
FILA Stresses Least
Requirements To
Save On Materials

Washington. y c. Acaptian OF
FffA minimum construction re-
aasrfmeDts Ia whole a. a wartime
amendment 70 IT. hnilding eode b
the Chicago City Conueii was hailed
today p FEDERAL Housing Admin
ssfatof AhneF Il Ferguson as an
example fer other cities in facili-
tating desperately ueesied housing
ioT a industry workers
Similar aetlon hy other cities
n important defense areas would
do much % freak the boiiieneek uf
defense housing Mr. Fers1lson said
81 woalG not he lettsuN down the
bars. fnr ereFy house meetiaF FHA
requirements + snnndly construct
ed. Their adoption a. q unit would
automatically iron oat the kinks
phich sef into every building code.
would bring them un 70 date. and
wnuld eliminate rextgietiofts Nhlch
according to national standards are
not necessary.
More than that. such action
aFoias the inevitable confusion
which accompanies ans wholesale
revision o a building code Fnr
instance Chieago architects. b0iid-
eEx. arld building inspectors already
are familiar HlEh FLA minimum
construction requirements Reueulls
They Do mi have To Maue tnrouHh
The Nnote code to learn what re-
visions hate been made They ear
find tie details Instantly IN the FFIA
fsiHifnuir construction require
nlents
IL Ferguson pointed out that the
FHA minimum construction require
merits wese worked out after ione
enc thorough study While has3caile
TIE same ae SAID The requirements
for each section 81 the country have
been carefully adapted 10 local o
diilons ana customs. always wiia
the purpose tn mind Of assuring
seaualg constructed litable. atirac-
tive homes
The movement for this simple re-
vision Of he Chicago buildine coae
70 make sefense housing practicable
a. that AREA Mr Ferguson saia
vas started about three months AGO
aided b FLA state Director Gael
Sullivan I SIS taken zap by the
ChleaKo Metropolitan Builders and
then b the Chamber Of Commerce
i received ne active support 81
Mayor EdaaHd J Kelly and formal
action va TAKEN ps the CITY C0uu-
ell
Tae ordinance Is passed By TIE
Cifv Council embodles the FRA
requirements INTO The Chicago 5uiEd
'me code for the var period ana
TX months thereafter applying onlT
4 defense aEsas designated IS the
Council
Under tie regular Chicago build
Ing eode % frame dwelling are
permitted. and there ase specific
requirements regarding use o. stee.
and other critical materials Under
Gle wartime code. single family
ffauf houses are permitted tn Ger
tain party developed ancaS ana
requirements Il other respects ere
changed . psTuot saving 81 crit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

FLA efflces which process Sueh ap-
pltcauous for the Office OF produe-
tl0n Management
Started Before October .
Il wak pointed ont that under
OpM Preference Rating Order Pill.
q Be eligible for priorities assist
aner. any privately owned non-
defense house. or housing protect
must have had the foundations II
place before October 8 n tae f0irn-
cations under the main part Of each
structure to which the apnllcafion
IS 20 apply Nere nos completed be-
feFe October . that structure does
not qualify.
ApnlEeatluass may b. made To- !
single house or for as MANY dwelling
units IS mas b. eligible The actual
application must be- made on OPAf
Porn No PD-i25 II must be- 3
ruupanied b. onc sci Of drawings
ana Specifications. showing cezlgn.
materials and equipment for aaah
basic type o. building ioeether wlkh
8 plot nian o. subdivision lavuaf
shaving tire location of each buIa~
me
Copies Of oPA Form pD-l2s may
y obtained from e local nome IL
naneine Institution or from the To-
cal FLA offlce
fils With Lecai FHA office
iAe application, executed IL aaln-
duplicate mist be filed ain tae
local FHA office which processes (
Is 81 agenf 81 the OPN This
processing has no relation 70 FHEA
MORTGAGE insurance in any way.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20
Private Finance
Encouraged In Home
Building Program

washington y & Febguskry -
fo&a war housinr construction
~rrfTatelY financed under tbe FILA
rfazfnm. rsssstinaed % expand last
wtek Federal Hoaking AdmtnNtFA-
Tor Aunef n FegRusoa announced
Builders fIlsa application With
llse FTaA during the weak Tor bbYa
snfa amesilnna 70 he built under
TIA inspection. compared with 6
900 ii me uKarediEt9 werk and 1855
! yeaf ago prarticailg MI 81 tfrw
henn afe 70 8e beigt II war snnsis-
rs aseaz and are priced 70 ssil faf
@ao0 o. ie4 m % rent icg 50 =
mouth q lezs
Tam taFNr volume Of applications
reserved IN the pa&i three weeks
has been - response 10 oranges
ii rHA regulations ard procedures
whGeh hxeausn effective January IS
The ehafsees usfe designed % ea~
courage expansion 0f sne private
building INDUSTRY production ~
nesasn housing especially for rent
10 var wofkrra
During January. Applications In
sclVfne neW nomes to BE- built under
FILA inspection numbered i7881 in
the amount Of kTaHts0 600 compared
with ISSes n tiAe amount 81 81 ST.
ooo In January 1871. OF ths total
= 1ai CSC represented Rppiicationa
under aeetlen 81 and B6211a1
Under Title VI
Daftns January. q seekly aver
age q 2e4n res homes werr start
sc under tlfe FILA program con-
mren with ESQ Ia January 1871
Property repair and Improvement
lcaus reported fuf insurance under
Tttle / las month iosaied 4Gzsa for
81 615 ~. compared with So 49,
icans for 50 1ao SIC IN January 1851
Afans Of the property repair loans
now being received arr f0T enlarE-
hsg ard lmpfo ms existing proper
ties 70 prosi6e housing acommo-
dations fof s0Eksrs ~ war indus
tries.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

makes the e~oiorful. hre<rnSistsns
roof the focal point Of the entire
house
And note the ilght-nonded ga
rage. a welcome change from the
usual dark. depressing car apei-
tef. Two panels Of lnstliux glas
blocks provide II with workable
light
Tire same hghtfui glass bloeks
have also been used in the living
room 10 form two panels thinking
the front end window These hetr
screen the room from The street.
Tor though they admit light, they
obscure vision
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

cal materials and speeding con.
atfnclaen
some q the changes include
Cutters and doNnspguts Of NDnI
lnsleau 81 metal
Secund-ttnur construction at twn'
fats supported d. woou.Stun par
ttlsa4xs tsteaa OF ssrcl or ma
aonfe
Elimination Of steel 3oists anchors
fof flrAt.fiSef tussts
NcQu aateIs over windows and
rnofk. IT. lieu Of steel angles
Elimination al cutters ard con-
nertinus - servers where lot slzf
e sufficient for natural drAlnaRe
Elimination nI requirements los
eleetfic outlet n each clothes closet
Reduction N ceiling hrighp from
8 feet e T feet & inches
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

Inc application viii Be p~rocessed
b TIE Federal Housing Admins
sratog and will be submitted - the
Office 81 Production Management
wtsE 9 statement that TIE project
doH OF does not comply with the
requirement for eligibility. On APP
proval ~ the Office Of Production
Management a preferences rating
may be assigned. subject to exEen-
siuns ard safeguards set forth in
Order Pill on amendments To It.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20

OF course. lots Of closets IS an
old story now-evcrybody appFe-
eiaies how important they are
But this house has even mere
thar usual. without OVERRIDING q
very good idea For instance. two
closets Opening on the entry hall
provide space for outer clothes
ard games. One Of these has two
peek windows set IN the outer
wall. THESE hll II with insulated
translucent daylight biz help
in an Otherwise dark closet.
The exterior walls Of the house
are of wood. painted light pearl
grey A contrast 81 clapboard
With smooth siding fused aboVe
the front door, adds 70 is horl-
~zoniality. helps emphasize the en-
Try The roof Is Of biue-green
asphalt shingles loHR-iiyed and
economical Less than forty feet
vide. tt will ~ easily on . fifty
f8at lot. SAYS Air Evans who de-
.slpnca il for the Monthly Small
MotsSes Club. TAO Nassau Street,
New York. " should cost ahsrat
Sc. 200 to build in most part 81
The country.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-20
NOn-nefense Housing
Without Priorities

Al builders who need pgloritles
assistance t. esmplete construction
q pTisafaSF eNneu n~ondefeuss
houses q housing projects are re-
mlneed b FedeFal Housing Admin-
iztfatof Abncf Il Ferguson that the
final date Tor filing applications Tor
stleH assistance had been SCI b
oeM feg January 81.
After thai date Mr.. EerKason
said no Applications log priosisies
a~ssasIance viii b. received by local
Evening star., 1942-08-16

YOUR CHANCE TO BUY. A STONE
Cape Cod style. > years old, 3 bedrooms.
! Of which is on lst hoor "a .aa baths; Is;
or coal: > blocks from bus line and other
conveniences: lot 15xl60, located in Falls
Church. real bargain at $4,000; easy
terms. Chestnut 0723.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
= STUDIO LIVING ROOM

F1KsT-FLooR BEDROOM AND BATH
-. soosres from Conn ave. :, bedroom
and bath on md f. recreation I'M. maid ,
room and bath auto heal, garage. netI
this is a full brick house IA eTcollcnr cor
oition ard is an eTcc1Noral bNE ~ Si2,-
$50. Call Bruce KeSsier W ~9'5.
-. SHANNON 4 LUCNS CO,
1908 II 8 w "a -.''
Evening star., 1942-08-16
WOODRIDGE BARGAINS

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