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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Your Daily
Horoscope

Look in the Section Your Birtkdul
Comes In, and Find What Your
Outlook Is, According 10 the
Stars,
for Friday, December II
MARCH sf TO APRIL 90
Aries - Two major benefic
aspects more than counteract
the minor unfriendly vibrations
that Turk late in the day. The
favorable influences presage new
victories for those who 20 to sea,
daring exploits, general achieve
ment.
APRIL zf TO MAY 20
Taurus - Probably not aus
pieious for quick money turn
overs, large profits, but IL will
pay good dividends for unselfish
devotion TO duty cooperating
with management, labor and the
government and using your fine
mental equipment To advance
and achieve.
MAY FL TO JUNE 2I
Gemirt You may not sail
along m on well-greased light
ming but you'll probably do q
better job at slightly reduced
speed anyway.
JUNE ~ TO JULY %
Cancer - You're in line for
benefits, particularly il you are
economically wise and are on the
job where you should be. Oppor-
tunities from unusual, perhaps
unexpected sources. Push ahead.
JULY u TO AUG. ~
Loft you keep Leo's sunny
disposition and enthusiasm at
the steering wheel today. no
limit TO the benefits you can
attract and the satisfaction OBJ
tain from matters well done.
Fine for business, military and
personal matters.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. rs
Virgo Maritime interests,
dealing in foodstuffs, liquids,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

sector is especially favorable for
doctors, judges, lawyers, execu-
tives Of large institutions, the
diplomatic corps. Many noted
clergymen in this sector. Nat
urally forccful so should aim 10
soften attitude lest be misunder-
stood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
DEC 81 10 Nv ~

CGpricor1t-Sta tisticians. econ
omists, you working in hospitals,
physicians, surgeons and dentists
highly honored this generous
day. Textile workers, all indus
trial and mechanical interests
advance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

chemicals, drugs; confidential
and secretarial work and all
practical, useful activities are
favored during day.
SEPT. ~ TO OCT. IS
Libra-There might be some
restrictions in exploiting per-
sonsl opinions and desires, also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
FER. ot TO MARCH %

Pisces-Not as favorable for
ordinary or humdrum affairs as
for daring and unique deeds and
undertakings.
A CHILD born on this day
carries an air of authority. is
capable Of real success. This
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

n curb on pleasures, but urgent
industrial activities are under
excellent Saturn rays.
OCT. % TO NOV. p
ScoTpio-Make il your bust
ness To aid greatly in attaining
your aims. Good influences wane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Nv % 10 EER %

AqvdriUs-You on secret mis-
sions in the armed forces, in
veStigators, laison officers, in
fact all intricate and delicate
work especially sponsored today
and tomorrow. Steady, keen
application essential for results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
as evening approaches.

NOV. - TO DEC. %
SdgittGriHs-Equally favorable
for finishing inRompleted mat
tiers or starting new essential
projects. Practical ideas and in
dustrial and trade workers top
the preferred list.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Simple Frock Just as Easy
To Make as 1t Appears!
Bv Barbara Bell

y
When have you seen dress which
looks easier to make at home than
the style presented in Pattern No.
1622-B? Since it buttons together
across the shoulders and down the
sides, the entire frock opens out fiat
for ironing, too. A practical home
dress, 1t can be made for very little
cost In percale, seersucker, calico
or gingham.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1929
Is designed for sizes IA, l6, l8, 20;
20, A and "A Corresponding bust
measurements 80, "a, So, 3s, 40, AZ
and "A Size l6 (34 requires 3
yards IS NJ IS inch material, yards
bias fold tape
For other aprons, as we'll as
dresses. jumpers, skirts, slacks and
childrens fashions, see the new
Fashion Book for fall 1t is just
of the press. 1t is Is cents per
copy or it may be ordered with
l5-cent pattern for rs cents plus /
cent for postage.
For this attractive pattern send Is
cents, plus cent for postage, in
coins with your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted. to
Barbara Bel, The Washington Star
Post Offl.e Box rs, Station o, New
York, N Y
Evening star., 1942-07-28
What's New In 7Oun :?
By Dorothy Murray

Cards on the Table :.
For right here at home for the cottage. eight
place fold card table green playing surface equipped
with ash trays and glass holders Folded
down the table only inches easily
out Of sight.
That Feminine TOuch
And for the lady likes bridge style
card table cover OF lmmery floral cns
with delight You YOU NAV
contrasting coors and patterns to suit the
being done Very cool and fresh for hot afternoons
Make 1t Sbotless -.
At least If it's specially pressing cloth will
smoke sheees
when ironing with Of these make
dampening spongng
inside out to keep getting cloth parc-
lary recommended for WOOL silk crepe
A Place for Everything
And everything In its place made
cardboard boxes that adjustable
There's partitoned affair drawer and will
keep each item Of make wardrobe separate
And Stir Well
Personazed stir sticks equipment Made Of
plastic they written
colors and top designs.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Cosmetics Often
Are Discovered
In a Kitchen
Simple Foods Are
Very Effective
Substitutes
By Patricia Lindsay

Explore your kitchen for special
aids to beauty when your favorits
cosmetics become scarce - hens
teeth, Is the advice Of Joapa and
Louise Leschin. vivid duo-pianists
who have had experience doing
without their favorits beauty aids
while living in Poland three years
before the NaM invasion. They
turned to simple foods as . first hns
Of defense against lowering their
beauty standard.
Joana suggests the white Of an
egg for = facial masque for . quick
pickup before an important date.
Cleanse the face well with either
soap and water or . cleansing cream.
When 1t is free Of makeup and dirt
apply the egg white and allow II
to stay on the skin for Is minutes.
During that time (to make the most
OF precious minutes) you may take
a bath, touch up your nails or sew
loose strap or button!
Remove the egg white with luke
warm water, and pat enough fresh
milk on your face to cover It COM
pletely. Brisk slapping while the
milk Is on the skin stimulates ciYcu-
lation and also softenl the skin.
Rinse again with clear warm water
and splash with cold water.
The yolk Of the egg nesd not b
wasted. Use it for shampooing the
hair. It encourages attractive siints
and also softens.
II your skin requires . bit Of
bleaching Git will this autumn vhen
sun bathing is over) try the stTainsd
juice Of cucumber after your white
OF egg masque. Leave 1t on for at
least 20 minutes and b s,ue The
Juice Is fresh and cool.
The Misses Leschin addsd 4 little
advice about the carr Of eyes dsKing
busy days such q ours are nov.
Eye pads soaked In ica uater O.
chilled Witch hazel. do wonders 1oe
relieving strain And mild hor3e
acid solution applied to the Nds az
the eyes and around the eyes hairs
to keep that area whitened and
fresh looking. DO this about three
times 4 week.
Evening star., 1942-07-28

rfom now on, the stores Will be
full of tempting fabrics suitable for
smau-fry f1nery. There are enough
woolens to supply our principal
needs, with corduroys and velveteens
to I'LL up the gaps" Plaid velveteen
makes just as smart jacket suit as
ever did wool tartan, and cordurov
will take all sorts Of punishment"
without f1inching Spun rayons
super-flannel and hanalaine, for ex-
ample, are ideal for dresses and
lighter-weight suits in bright colors,
plaids, prints, checks, stripes and
what-have-you.
Styles designed for the youngsters
are practical, too. The jumper
MILDLY dress and shirt and skirt
combinations allow plenty OF variety
and are designed to make the most
OF short lengths of fabrics. This
idea is carried out further In con-
trasting materials in two-piece
dresses ana In sleeve treatments.
Also designed to help the beginner
Is fashions acceptance OF trimming
ranging from appliqued flowers to
ric-rac braid, or, If you're very
adept, hand -done edging and en-
broidery is considered smart. Quilt
ing also is popular this season and
may be used to trim or to form hats,
jackets, Innings or handbags. Fast
enings which are also used as trim
mings seem to be just as good in
children's fashions as in adults. For
instance, big and amusing wooden
buttons take the place of precious
zippers; tied garments need no but
tons at all and the contrasting tapes
lend decorative as well as practical
angle.
These days, children's clothes 10
closely follow grown up" styles that
the making over" process is not too
difficult. Resourceful and patriotic
mothers are learning to make suit
for little Edgar out of his fathers
old tweeds, or a dress for small
daughter may magically appear
from the good material in an out
dated dress of big sisters, In fact,
we highly recommend that you
transform seemingly useless items
into wearable fashions. BY cutting,
dyeing and sewing you can make
children's clothes out of such things
as old car upholstery and worn out
blankets which turn into very pre-
sentable bathrobes and jackets.
Blouses and underwear made from
linen tablecloths and trimmed with |
the lace edging Of a curtain are
certainly not impossible ideas. In
short, this is the year to give sew
ing, Of ooth new and old fabrics,
your very careful consideration.
You'll be helping your own family
and doing real service to your
country which Is Just as anxious for |
you to conserve material as 1t is for |
you to be careful OF sugar and fats
and fuel oil.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Why Grow Old?

loss Of interest In life and your
self (Which usually counts up to
extreme fatigue). depression or lack
of money make the idea of becoming
attractive seem impossible that
women neglect care Of health, beauty
and grooming.
That's why overweight often works
itself into vicious circle. The fat
woman feels that her very over
weight makes it impossible for her
to look well in clothes, thus follows
loss of interest In them and in
grooming, figure and complexion
care. The more overweight they
are the more hopeless they are and
the more likely to overeat.
The importance OF not allowing
yourself to sink gradually into this
kind of slump may be impressed
on you by the fact that one of the
first steps the psychologist takes in
rehabilitating a woman to normal
outlook Is visit to the beauty par
lor.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Vanilla Has Been
Tops for Very
Years
But There Really
Are Flauorings
That Equal 1t
Bv Edifh NJ. Barber

DJ E0tIH w. 00f0ef
Most OF US are conservatives in
our food tastes. This is certainly
true when 1t comes to navorings.
For hundred years and more
vanilla has been the first choice
for fiavoring ice cream, cakes and
\ lesserts.
Originally indigenous to Mexico,
the vanilla bean has been largely
cultivated in the East Indies and
supplies are now limited, although
some still come from Brazil. There
are also artificial products which are
pretty good reproductions.
There are however many flavor
ing extracts which we may find we
like just as well If we give them a
chance. am particularly fond of
almond flavoring, which you may
like best in combination with vanilla.
This is delicious in custards, cake
and In frosting. Lemon or orange
may be used for the same purpose.
Peppermint and rum f1avoring
seem to be particularly adapted for
use in sauces and frostings and ice
creams. You may also like rum
f1avoring in a custard and of course
1t belongs in eggnogg pie. You may
make your mint sauce with extract
instead Of the fresh mint and it is
possible to use corn sirup instead of
sugar in preparing it.
We will also have to make ad-
justments before long in some of
our recipes which demand spices.
At the moment it looks as if all
spice will be more plentiful than
cinnamon. Any recipe which now
demands cinnamon and cloves may
have all-spice substituted in the pro-
portion OF 1h2 teaspoons OF all-spice
instead Of / teaspoon OF cinnamon
and u teaspoon of cloves. The
cookies and cakes which we made
using this plan have been liked
fully as we'll as those made by the
original recipe.
HONEY SPICE COOKIES.
Ia cups sifted -four.
! teaspoon baking powder.
"a teaspoon salt.
! teaspoon all-spice.
4 teaspoon nutmeg.
cup shortening.
Y cup sugar.
y cup honey.
! egg, Well-beaten.
cup seeded raisins.
"a cup chopped nut meats.
Mix and sift -four, baking powder,
salt and spices. Cream shortening,
add sugar and honey slowly and
cream until fluffy. Stir In we'll
beaten egg. Add sifted dry ingredi-
ents, to which raisins and nut meats
have been added and mix we'll.
Drop by teaspoonfuls on creased
baking sheet, and let stand a few
minutes. Flatten dough by stamp
Ing with q tumbler covered with a
damp cloth. Bake in moderate oven
1915 F. about Is minutes. Yield:
About 3 dozen cookies.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Child's Overtimidity May
Indicate His Sickness
'Fraidy.Cat' Who Runs Home
Should Have Examination
For Hidden Ailments
By A ngelo Pafri

play With
other chldrenwen they would let him The trouble
their acquaintance they
could his ball his
bargain would hit back When things
him leaving his things
hands situation to which they had objection.
Bennys worried You right and take things
they hit hit them good hard Don't
Only their mothers Now
what
hoping
wheel home. Nobody
Father listened
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Start Sewing Now on Those
Back>to>School Clothes
Fabrics Styles and Fastenings
Combine to Simplify Process
For Amateur Seamstress
By Helen Voef

keep on at this statistics a
1urrowed feminine bows nadyk
returning
embryonic
oeed However these planning
everything count formerly
ana unread with all the ballet
snove
e
maternal parents should be especially
uend 70 nome sewing
you know It, and little Ernest and plenty
their activities MIGHT
hne idea some fashions
turned out on newly recondiioned sewing
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Sweet Spot on Menu

Lemon honey Jelly viii make q
sweet spot on many Of your menus
Bring 212 cups Of full favored
strained honey and Y cup strained
lemon juice to full, rolling boil
Add u cup liquid pectin, stirring
constantly. Heat to . full boil
again. Remove from heat. skim
Pour into clean, hot glasses. Cover
with Larafin. Makes about i've
glasses. (This jelly has Z fragrance
of flavor like howers.)
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Learn to Answer
The Telephone
In an Office
Advisable to Gipe
Name and AvOid
All Confusion
Bv Emily Post

Usually in an Office where one
telephone is used by number of
persons a man says. Smith speak
ing" If there are several Smiths in
the Office he says, Arthur Smith
speaking" When an executives Sec
retary answers, "Mr. Smiths office"
for him, Mr.. Smith need say nothing
further than Hello" or Hello, Mr..
Jones'" This is in reply to young
man who asks, Should answer
q business telephone, John Smith
speaking or This is Mr.. Smith,"
Dear Mrs. Post: My mother is a
doctor (M. d.. would like to know
about my wedding invitations and
announcements. (a) Should her
name appear as DR.. or Mrs?
Answer-(a If she is a practicing
physician and known to every one
as DR.. Smith, then your fathers and
her name together must be engraved
Mr.. Henry and DR.. Mabel Smith.
II she has given up her practice
or II she has ever been known So
cially as Mrs. Henry then this is the
way her name should appear on
the invitations and announcements.
Dear Mrs. Post: The reception is
taking place at hotel in town. Do
you think we should have all Of the
wedding presents taken to the hotel
and arrange them for display so
our relatives and friends-many of
whom are coming from out Of town
will be able to see them? My
bridesmaids are all coming from a
distance. When are they supposed
to be asked to arrive?
Answer-Those who live near
enough to come to your house to see
your presents the day before the
wedding, should be invited to do so.
Perhaps those from distance could
be taken to the house to see them
after the wedding and before they
return home. The bridesmaids al
ways arrive the day before the
wedding and accommodations for
the night must be supplied by you.
Either they stay with you or with
friends of yours who invite them, or
else you take rooms for them. In
any case they are your guests.
Evening star., 1942-07-28

ACSSuCu oSlHly Wflccl dllu pun III
in its corner. Then he said, Now
son, I'll teach you how to fight back.
See. Put up your fists like this. No,
no, hold this arm across your face
or they'll punch you in the nose.
Now then"
Every evening father gave Benny
a boxing lesson and every morning
mother told him to use his fists as
Daddy taught him to do. But every
day Benny was chased right into his
own doorway, weeping.
One day mother was so angry that
she showed Benny out into the street
and said. Don't you dare come
home again until you have licked
that bunch of good-for- -nothings."
The door slammed and there was
Benny out in the enemy's country,
alone, undefended. He ran and
ran and ran until he could 60 no
farther and he lay down behind a
billboard and went to sleep. He
was not found until the next day,
and because the whole neighborhood
had been reused to search for him
the physician learned about Ben
ny's troubles.
The physician heard the sad story
and nodded. Bring him over to
the Office tomorrow after he Is well
rested and we will try to help him.
He can't help being that way. There
is something the matter and maybe
we can find what 1t is
Several things were the matter.
Benny had bad eyesight. He could
not tell exactly where things were
in relation to himself because he
saw them in the wrong place. That
meant plenty of trouble for him.
His blood count was very low. That
meant trouble. too. And there was
gland out of balance. That added
more trouble.
Benny is under treatment now
and seems brighter and surer of
himself. And his mother is not
sending him out to fight-yet.
Maybe by and by he will go without
being sent. There is hope. And at
least the child's life Is not thing
OF terror any more. He can stay
in his own yard and know his
mother and father are glad to have
him there.
Many children behave badly be-
cause they are not properly fed.
Be sure that your own little bOy
or girl forms correct eating
habits. Send for Angelo Patri's
booklet Eating" inclosing 10
cents In coin and Scent stamp.
Address Angelo Patri, In care Of
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
By Josebhine Lown an

Worry can make a woman fat as
we'll as thin. It seems to me that
the emotional factors In overweight
have been very much neglected.
Worry, grief, disappointment, bore
dom or a general letup in morale
can all lead to obesity. When we
are bored or worried we may COM
fort ourselves by eating things we
like particularly. Perhaps you have
not analyzed yourself in this matter,
but I believe you will find that what
I say is true If you will do so.
The same thing is true in the
general letdown I mentioned. AS
long as the picture Of yourself, slim
and attractive, is keenly impressed
on your consciousness, even as a
possibility. you will leave of the
foods and do the things necessary
to maintain or achieve that happy
state.
1t is only when hopelessness, a
Evening star., 1942-07-28
To Press Neckties

1t is easier to press neckties If
you cut out q piece OF cardboard the
shape OF the tie and slip inside of
1t. Cover tie with cloth and press
with hot iron. There then viii be
no marks left BY seams and hens,
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Helpful Hint

II you have brick around your
fireplace or fagstone hearth, try
rubbing 1t with oil applied on
soft cloth. Brick treated in such a
manner will have a more seasoned
appearance.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
i62
By Peqqv Roberts

Putting patches together form colorful interesting
pastime
expenditure on your part that 1t is gratifying have hobby
SO creative
fabrics
oedspread from 15-inch patch
contains
also full directions - - r-
SEND II cents conD for Pattern No 1921
Ar0 Dept p O. Box 172, Station D. New York w.
Evening star., 1942-07-28
Luncheon Dish

Bake cheese dough in ring mold.
Unmold 1t and spread it, while warm,
with butter. Fill center with a crisp
salad. This makes q nice luncheon
dish.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Fast Marshall Quint
Breaks Columbus
Streak, $3.50
Sluggish Explorer Team
Is Caught FIotfooted
BY Visitors Attack

A smooth working and sharp
shooting Marshall College quintet
ended Columbus University's five
game basket ball winning streak last
night by routing the Explorers. 55-
80. on American University's court.
It was the sixth consecutive vic
tory for the undefeated West Vir-
ginians.
Congressman Jennings Randolph.
unofncial Mayor Of the District and
q native West Virginian, made the
opening tossup and between halves
presented gifts to Athol Ellis and
Joe Essex, Columbus players who
have joined the Navy and were
making their final appearance with
the District team.
Marshall presented one of the best
teams to show in Washington this
season, flashing bewildering pass
ing attack that left the Explorers
flatfooted time and again ano
cashed in on most Of its scoring
opportunities. Jim Wilson. a guard
set the scoring tempo with nine
field goals and three fouls for q
points. But he had ample assist
ance from Dan Benda and Joe
Morecraft, who tossed in 10 points
each.
Marshall got of to an early leat
only to have Columbus knot thu
count at Tall on Jerry Burns fielt
goal midway through the first half
But Wilson Higgins and Morecraf
peppered the hoop with enough &C.
curate shots to put the visitors ou1
in front again. this time by a 20-i
margin. and thereafter Columbus
was fighting q losing cause. Score
at the half was 28-l3 in Marshall.
favor.
Immediately after the start of the
second half Marshall. with Wilson
and Morecraft showing the way
quickly prodded the count to 1921
and before Columbus scored agair
the margin rose to 5l-21.
Columbus plainly showed the ef.
fects of its holiday layoff, passing
haphaZardly and missing shots il
usually would make with both eye
closed.
Burns was Columbus most con
sistent scorer. chalking up 10 points
but even he missed a number o
shots he usually would make.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Heurich Loop Thriller
Promised in F. B. l.,
Senate TussIe
Bottle Of Top Quints
Leeds 5-Gume Slate
For League Today

Beading the pack with eight vic
tories and no defeats and with only
one week to go in the first half, Sen
ate Beer faces its tallest hurdle of
the Heurich Amateur Basket Ball
League race this afternoon when
it tangles with an improved Fed
eral Bureau Of Investigation at 8
o'clock on the Brewery court.
The game features triple header
that will be launched by the North
east Falcons and Maccabees at 2
o'clock. Hot Shoppe and D. c
Silents meet in the nightcap at 4
o'clock.
Billy Mitchell, F. B. I. player
coach, will have a new face in the
lineup today in Don Higdon, former
University Of Tennessee all-South,
eastern Conference center. who
joined the team last week. But the
Sleuths may not need Higdon il
they continue the scorching pace
followed in winning their last five
games.
Pat Grove. who owns the hottest
scoring hand in the loop as his A
points in the last two games attest;
Bill Dewitt. Tom Nolan, LaVerne
Dean, Gay Edelin,, Bill McCluney
and Mitchell give F. B. I. high
scoring. close guarding combination
that will be hard to beat. A lack of
condition in their first two games
weighed heavily against the Investi-
gators and they dropped both. but
they are in the pink now and mov-
ing in high gear
AS an added incentive. F. B. I
will try to hang one on their former
coach, Eddie Collifower, who is al
Senate's helm.
A league double header also 1!
scheduled tonight with J. c. C. meet.
ing Michelbach Furniture in tn,
opening game at o'clock ane
Jacobsen Florist playing Alexandra
Police In the nightcap.
League standings: