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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
7777WOODWARD

PLYMOUTH-1941 club coupes and sedans
most have radios and heaters and tires
like new: choice Of beauties: hurry
Only s755 up. Easy terms. Trade. 1906
Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
HAMILTON. AT CANAAN b
1912 BUCKS
7777WOODWARD

BiTICK-iqSe sedan small series: good
tires, radio and heater will take $500.
Accept small trade. finance balance. MT.
Field Ss4O Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
7777WOODWARD

HUDSON-1942 Super Six Custom 4-Door
Sedans; Weathermaster heaters. only 81
miles African cushions; 6 to choose from /.
your choice OF colors. Folks, you can save
plenty on these beautiful cars; entire Hud-
son dealers stock being sold. Also 20 SO.
40 and ais AT great savings. Floyd Rice.
1885 Liyernois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Motorcycles and Bicycles

WANT motorcycles or equities, Cash watt
ing. Edw Kehoe Co. 1924 Grand River:
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the biz Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Evening star., 1942-07-25

Men in the armed forces are be-
ing allowed to purchase 4 share in
the democratic United States they
are defending. Do you have to be
told to buy a bond?
Evening star., 1942-07-25

space utilization so that it appears
larger. This room and the south
bedroom on the other side of the
hall adjoin another bath at the
head Of the upper hall. There is a
useful linen and utility closet and
the whole arrangement is very sat
isfactory and pleasing.
Any period furniture will fit very
nicely into this background, as fur
niture measurements have been con-
sidered in both living and sleeping
room planning. Neat hardware and
simple Colonial-type light fixtures
make an interior with distinction
and good taste. Good living fea-
lures combined with the joys of
the surrounding country make this
an ideal home for the small family
planning to live as simply and COM
fortably as possible.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Boss & Phelps Sales Total
Is Million 10 July |

The Arm Of Boss & Phelps. real
tors, report that their sales of resi-
Dental and investment properties
for the first six months Of 1942
totaled $1,513,S8O. Included in
transactions were properties in sub
urban and nearby areas.
Among their recent sales was
Cherry Hill.'- Colonial manor
house near Ashton, Nd, built in
1928 and rebuilt In 1773 by Richard
Thomas. The sale was made for
Roger Brooke Farquhar. jr., to Mr..
and Mrs. David A. Shober.
The f1rm also handled the sale
of 145-acre estate on the lower
Patuxent River for Mary de la Rue
to Jefferson Patterson. at present
attached to the American Embassy
IN Lima, Peru.
A fine Colonial home and Is acres
on the Norbeck road near Rockville,
Md, were sold to Carlton Savage
Of the State Department, for Mr..
and Mrs. Van Quackenbush. John
w. Bailey, jr., also of the State De-
partment, purchased premises at
1912 Rowland place in Cleveland
Park form Ovid Butler, secretary
Of the American Forestry Associa-
tion- A third State Department
purchaser was H. K. Travers who
bought premises at 3ll0 Haw-
thorne street NV. from Mrs. Frank
P. Avalear.
Included in the list of transactions
by the firm were number in
Georgetown, Cleveland Park, Fox
hall Village and Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1942-07-25

paint the underside with asphaltum
after scraping or sandpapering of
all Of the rust. Galvanizing the
hardware at home as you suggest
would not be practicable.
Killing sumac: There is a vacant
lot adjoining my home which has
grown up into a jungle OF sumac
bushes. These roofs are rapidly
spreading into my lawn and garden.
How can destroy this terrible
MANAGE?
Cut of the sumac close to the
ground. for strip several feet wide
along your property line and soak
the roots with a strong solution of
calcium chloride in water. Calcium
chloride is very inexpensive. This
will kill all life in the ground, in
Guiding the roots that are spread
ing on your side of the line.
Evening star., 1942-07-25

screened porch? Does this paint
permit the color to be changed?
Special paints are on the market
for canvas. and can be had at the
large paint stores. You can get
fairly good results with any good
quality house paint. thinned with
one-eighth as much turpentine.
With only one coat the original
color will usually show through, es-
pecially if it is intense. For best
results, use paint more as a fresh
ener than to change color.
Leaking roof: The canvas cover
ing of the roof over my open porch
has two coats of deck paint. Within
few months after painting the
surface cracked badly and rain leaks
through. How can this be avoided?
The fault is undoubtedly in the
laying of the canvas. The roof itself
should be of well-laid, good-quality
boards. on which the canvas is laid
on a thick bed of white lead paste.
The laying of the canvas Is i'm
portant, and should be done by
somebody who really knows his
business. Write to the Architects
Samples Exhibit, 101 Park avenue,
New York, for the circulars Of in
struction issued by the makers Of
your canvas.
Cheap hardware: The builder Of
my house used cheap outside hard
ware, doorknobs, latches and hinges.
After a year and half the hard
ware has rusted and the white house
paint is badly streaked. There were
no specifications covering the hard
ware, so I can't force the builder to
replace 1t. Can I do something to
make the present hardware rust
proof?
Much of the rusting undoubtedly
comes from the under parts OF the
hardware, and Is caused by rain
soaking underneath. It would help
to remove the hardware and to
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Star Home
Continued From Page B-l)

basement windows are all above
ground level and there is an abun-
dance of light.
The area might be a recreation
room, work shop or a wonderful
playroom for children where wheel
toys might come and 60 through the
garage to the outdoors.
The upstairs has three most at
tractive bedrooms. The two larger
ones have double closets which are
q Joy In any housekeeper's life. The
master bedroom has 4 complete tiled
bath with shower. plenty Of room
for twin beds, two large chests,
chairs and dressing table.
The smaller bedroom has good
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Dark HoII Frightened
By Removing Panels

To tighten . dark hallway, one
housewife had the two small square
panels removed from the upper parts
of two bedroom doors. These OPEN
ings were fitted with ground glass,
which were then painted with sill
houette designs.
This arrangement permitted light
to enter the hallway and aside from
its safety angle, give q decorative
note to the doors. BY this device.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
August Meeting Cancelled

The August meeting Of the sales
director group Of the Washington
Real Estate Board has been can
celed. The regular monthly lunch
cons will be resumed in September,
George D. Miller, chairman, an
nounced,
Evening star., 1942-07-25

sufficient light was supplied to the
hallway. eliminating the need for
an electric fixture.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Trade Mark Resistered. o. {. Patent o0cs

Hallett with fellow bandsman Nal
Hallett, this most curious depart
ment was the other night alarmed
by the Caprice's marquee, which
blandly state '.Myles Hallett and his
orchestra"
Outraged. the department to q
man stormed into the establishment
and grabbed some one resembling
authority by the lapels.
Look here" we cooed danger
ously, which, may we ask, Mr.. Hal
lett do you have in here?"
"Oh, that" shifted the host, "It',
Miles Hallett all right. 'Myles' looks
nicer in print, that's ALL"
4 \ x
As observant patrons may have
suspected during the past few weeks,
Treasure Island has been steadily
approaching what Is known as q
policy. Namely: A new guest enter
tainer of repute every fortnight.
This is as definite as policies can
be, the publicity bureaus word for it
\ + A*
Beauty at the All-States. Beauty
at the All-States."
This is the headline of tender
memorandum Of 5000 words recently
freighted over from the Washington
Hotel. (Quiet, James0
The gist Is that on November &c
Washie Bratcher and his All-States
Clubmen are sponsoring a beauty
contest in order to determine the
identity of Miss States" which
many have been wondering about
since the Civil War. Qualifications
There are no entry fees, no prior
eliminations, no photographs to
submit, no bathing suits. All a young
lady must do to become contestant
is to leave her name at the box Office
in the Hall of Nations any Friday
or Saturday night prior to Novem-
ber 20. 1t is not even necessary
for a contestant to enter her own
name. It may be done by friend"
Evening star., 1942-11-05
posfhumous Medal Goes
|To Gen. Daruue, Air Force,

A posthumous award Of the Dis
tinguished Service Medal to Maj.
Gen. Herbert A. Dargue for his con-
tribution to the development and
expansion Of the Army Air Forces
was announced last night.
Gen. Dargue, who was commander
OF the 1st Air Force, was killed In
the crash Of any Army plane near
Bishop, Calf, December IL, 19zl,
while on an important Army mis-
sion.
Affiliated with Army aviation
almost from its inception, Gen.
Dargue had held many positions in
which he helped organize and ex-
pand the Air Forces during the
early stages Of the rearmament pro-
gram. !,
"As assistant to the chief Of the
Air Corps and as chief Of the in
spection DIVISION" the citation de-
clared, 80 !" His unusual grasp OF
exceedingly complicated factors af-
forded him the opportunity to play
an important part in the develop
ment and expansion Of the Army
Air Forces"
He was advanced on July 18, 194l
to commanding general Of the 1st
] Air Force, in which duties, the cita-
ton said, he contributed materially
| to the utilization Of air power IN
the defense of the country.
Gen. Dargue was born in Brook
lyn November IT, 1886. He was
graduated from West Point in 1911.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
World Forum to Hear
Expert on West Afrisu

Samuel B. Coles, consultant on
West Africa for the Board of Eco
nomic Warfare, will address the
New World Forum at the Phyllis
Wheatley YWCA, 901 Rhode Island
avenue NV, at pm. Sunday. His
subject will be :West Africa, POST
War: A Challenge to Americans"
Mr.. Coles is a member of the
Speakers Bureau of the Congrega-
tional Churches of America and
served 10 years as an industrial
and agricultural missionary in West
Africa. His territory has included
Dakar, Liberia, Angola, Sierra Leon
and the Belgian Congo.
The forum Is an adjunct Of the
USO program of the YWCA and is
largely attended by war workers
and new residents of Washington.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Inter-Americun Bur Unit
To Meet Here Nov. 19

Delegations OF lawyers from Bra
I'll, Cuba and Canada will attend the
meeting Of the Council and Commit
tees Of the Inter-American Bar
Association here November 1921, It
was announced today by william
Roy Valance, secretary general.
According to present advices, the
Brazilian Bar Association win be
represented by its. president, DR..
Edmundo de Miranda Jordao; DR..
Carlos Castillo CaLral and DR..
Abelardo Cunha. The Canadian
Bar will be represented by its for
mer president, DR.. D. L. Mccarthy,
K. c., Of Toronto, and Senator
Lucien >Moraud, K. c., Of Quebec.
DR.. Manuel Fernandez Supervielle,
honorary president Of the Inter-
American Bar Association, will head
delegation of II lawyers from
Havana.
Evening star., 1942-11-05

ALAN HOLMES,
Whose band has been i'm
ported By the Wdrdmdn's
Metrononle Room for the cur
rent season.
Allen among other people. Miss
Allen was being photographed
climbing up and down II steep steps.
She looked haggard. When the di-
rector finally shouted "cut" or what
ever 1t is directors like to shout, the
actress started to leave the premises
but was stayed by the sympathetic
onlooker.
why so tired?" inquired Miss
Hayes.
"Why2" answered Miss Allen.
''This happens to be the twenty
third rehearsal for this step epi-
sode. It is also the fifteenth take
And" looking ruefully back, ''those
are II steep steps. And I don't
think the man wants the scene in
the first place."
AS it turned out later that day, he
didn't.
Only yesterday the redecoration
in Olmsted's was completed. Co.
operators Mitchell and Brahms
beamed delightedly as they cast
their eyes across the newly-chris
tened Colony Room and the World
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Club for Allied Officers
To Open Here Sunday

The Officers Service Club for the
United Nations will be opened at
pm. Sunday at the Burlington
Hotel, 1l20 Vermont avenue NV.
A reception will be held from 4::3O
to 6 pm. by the War Hospitality
Committee, Civilian Mobilization
Division, headed by Chairman Floyd
D. AkerS.
While many USO clubs are oper-
ated for non commissioned men, the
Officers Service Club marks the first
club Of its kind to be sponsored here
for the exclusive use by officers Of
the United Nations.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
After Dark
News and Comment OF the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.

Today's lesson for aspiring movie
starlets, and stars yet, comes from
Lynne Hayes. Miss Hayes is the
young lady just engaged by the Cafe
Caprice to do such portrait drawing
and palm-reading as may be re-
quired by self infatuated patrons.
Having actually been born in
Hollywood, Miss Hayes naturally be-
came obsessed at one time with the
urge to visit q movie studio, ask
few questions and look hopeful.
Fortunately for her she made this
visit at an impressionable age, and
it was very soon afterward that she
decided that art, graphology and
singing hath peace and consistency
at which Woyiedom can only act.
Miss Hayes, making her rounds,
happened onto q set for "Tale Of
Two Cities" starring Elizabeth
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Veterans Of Arlington
To Attend Services

Veterans organizations Of Airing
ton will attend an Armistice Day
service at II am. Sunday In the
Clarendon Methodist Church.
Members Of the Arlington and
Mitchell Posts, American Legion. and
the Lyons Post Of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and their auxiliaries
will participate. Veterans and serv-
icemen stationed in Arlington Coun-
ty are invited. There will be an
assembly at the church between
10:30 and 10:45 o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-11-05

NAT BRANDWYNNE,
Leader of the uetD band 1Dhich
opened last night In Herb
Sachs Del Rio.
Capital Lounge glistening with new
fixtures and an added 20 per cent
seating capacity.
The next time you drop by to
MUNICH an omelette Suisse en- frappe
or to take advantage of the AFTER
noon Hour" in the lounge these are
some of the things which you should
notice about you. In the Colony:
Large lamps standing in strategic
locations, walls of light green tint
trimmed in pinewood, zodiac" bar
(signs of the zodiac painted thereon 4,
the crests Of each of the Original
Thirteen Colonies blazoned largely
and at regular intervals on the
walls. World Capital Lounge: A
large leather map in colors of the
world, executed in the style Of map
makers of the 17th century: chan
delier, global in shape and designed
as this bilious thing on which we
live. The carpet is pale green, which
expresses that world feeling.
X
The engagement of Louis Prima
and his band In the Hotel Roose-
velt's Victory Room is something Of
a precedent as precedents 90 In Mr..
Prima's band. This Is Mr.. Prima' S
first hotel stint with his new IT.
piecer since it was organized two
years ago.
Ere the tocsin sounds again, we
intend to find out where he HAS
been playing all these months.
Having overcome great temptation
To confuse the Cafe Caprice'S Miles
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03

cups milk
Add chocolate to coffee in top Of
double boiler and place over low
flame stirring until chocolate is
melted and blended. Add sugar
and salt, and boil 4 minutes. stir
ring constantly. Place over boil
ing water. Add milk gradually,
stirring constantly, then heat.
When hot, beat with rotary egg
beater until light and frothy. Top
each cup with whipped cream, if
desired
COCONUT DREAMS
l cup sweetened condensed
milk
cups (half pound) shredded
coconut
One-eighth teaspoon salt
l tablespoon vanilla
Combine milk, coconut. salt and
vanilla, and mix well. Drop from
teaspoon on creased baking sheet.
Bake in moderate oven $3.50 F.) 10
minutes. Makes dozen cookies.
If desired, three-quarter cup chop
ped figs, candied cherries, or cur
rants may be added to mixture be
fore baking. These cookies have
the chevy texture and sweetness
OF acarOOnS.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03

This Year, especially, let's carry
out the tradition of Easter az a
family festival day with the gala
centerpiece of spring flowers as
the symbol of hope. Golden DAT
fodils, gay aDemones and spikes Of
pale yellow Snapdragons are one
of the favorite flower combinations
that can be wired anywhere in the
country, if you find you can't join
the family or friends.
Easy refreshments and plenty Of
them is a good watChword when
you're hostess TO youthful guests.
They'll be specially pleased If you
serve a decaffeinated brew. so
that they can linger over second
and third cups without worrying
over sleeping problems. Spiced
whipped cream. made by adding
one-half teaspoon each cinnamon
and nutmeg to half pint of cream
whipped, gives tasty novelty TO
the coffee. Co-star this treat with
cookies that make light demands
on your sugar ration.
PARTY MOCHA
. squares unSWeetened chocolate
] cup strong decaffeinated coffee
8 tablespoons sugar
Dash of salt
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03

other hot vegeta bles. such as lima
beans, green peas. string beans.
etc. After applying this vegetable
garnish, the plank should be re-
turned to the oven. to reheat the
fish and the vegetables Remove;
garnish with parsley and serve.
Diet to discourage weight had
best be left to the advice Of ones
physician. III effects have often
followed the employment of reduc-
ing diets when taken without the
proper supervision. Too much
rest and insufficient exercise are
just as potent contributing factors
to overweight and overeating. If
one is desirous of curbing ones ap-
petite, drink of fruit Juice or
tomato juice or buttermilk half an
hou rbefore meal time will serve
to limit the appetite. Alcoholic
drinks stimulate the appetite.
The housewife who has a maid
should request that any breakages
be reported. Accident sare bound
to happen but careless destruction
should not be tolerated. 1t does
not seem fair to hold the worker
financially responsible for acciden-
tai breakage, although some people
do If the worker is exceedingly
careless in this respect. she will
probably be inefficient in other
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03

ter in a deep frying pan and add
the chicken. Turn the chicken fire.
quently to brown it on all sides.
Then lower the flame. cover the
pan and let the chicken cook slow
~ until the meat is tender. Place
the chicken on a hot serving plate
and make gravy Of the drippings
in the pan.
One can dress up a leg of lamb
very, very nicely indeed. with a
pineapple garnish. Melt 2 table
spoons Of butter in frying pan
and allow drained slices of pine
apple to brown lightly on both
sides. Remove the pineapple to
the platter with the lamb, add -
cup Of juice and a tablespoon of
crushed mint to the fat in the pan
Allow to heat slowly. Pour the
strained juice over fruit and gar
nish with fresh mint.
A wire frying basket for deep
fat frying is indeed a grand thing
ard something the housewife
shouldn't be without. In the first
place this basket enables the cook
to plunge several pieces of food
(such as doughnuts, croquettes or
strips of pOtato) into the fat, ST
multaneously and thereby to lessen
their fat absorption. For, when
cold food is added to the fat one
If hot vegetables are used with
planked fish. a potato border may
be piped through pastry bag
around the fish, making nests for
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03

powders mixed with glue, casein.
or other adhesives, thinned with
hot or cold water and tinted as
desired. They are used for tinting
walls and ceilings, but as they
are not usually washable and are
affected by steam, they are not suit
able for baths, kitchens OF laun-
dries.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03

Camembert - which is a French
type cheese is soft and running
and is used with salads, with
crackers after dessert or with
fresh fruit.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03

Admiral Chester w. Nimitz. pins
the Distinguished Service medal on
Vice Admiral W. +. Halsey Jr. during
ceremonies aboard an aircraft car
rier in Pearl Harbor.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03
HOT OFF THE
GRIDDLE

Many people who have tried US
ing laquer in the home have found
it very unsuccessful. due to the
fact that they have tried thinning
it with linseed Oil, turpentine Or
benzine. A lacquer thinner only
should be used for this purpose,
as the slightest trace of turpentine
linseed oil or benzine will entirely
ruin the lacquer
All frozen desserts, regardless
of the kind or the time required for
freezing are much improved in fla
vor and texture by allowing them
TO mellow. This is accomplished
by allowing the dessert to remain
in the freezing compartment for
some time before it is served. at a
higher temperature than that at
which it is frozen.
To make a crumbly crust, sift
flour and salt. Do not chill the
butter or shortening. Cut the short
ening into the flour as finely as
possible Add just enough water
to hold the dry ingredients to-
gether.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03

Raise a Hymn of Praise. Buy
Defense Bonds and Stamps.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03

For fried chicken Southern style
clean and cut a 21a to 3 pound fry,
er into convenient sizes for serv-
ing. Season with salt and pepper
and roll in flour. Melt y cup but
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03
ways. too.

Water paints or calcimine con-
sist of ground whiting or similar
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03

Once ants gets into house they
are hard to get rid of. Try TO
trace their source of entry. While
fighting them be scrupulous about
crumbs and uncovered foods. Keep
work tables away from walls and
set the legs in cups containing
water or kerosene. Wash shelves
where they are found with scald--
ing water and wipe with kero-
sene cloth. Spray patent prepa-
ration or kerosene into the cracks
where they are known to enter.
Damp rotting wood attracts them;
so eliminate this source wherever
possible.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03

To prepare eggs with dried beef.
break the dried beef into small
pieces. If very salty. pour boilign
water over it and press dry, Heat
a frying pan, add tablespoon Of
butter. Add slightly beaten eggs
to beef and stir in pan until eggs
are scrambled and set.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-04-03

If hot vegetables are used with
planked fish. a potato border may
be piped through a pastry bag
around the fish, making nests for
Evening star., 1942-12-16
Lady Dill Tells Women's Alliance
OF French Nurses Aides Work

The valuable service which Nurse 4
Aides have rendered In England
and In France before the German
occupation, was described by Lady
Dill, wife Of Field Marshal Sir John
Dill Of the Allied Joint Commission,
In a talk before members Of the
Women's Alliance yesterday.
Meeting at the home OF the presi-
dent. Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, the
Alliance heard the attractive Eng
lishwoman tell Of her experiences
as a member of Englands Motor
Transport Corps. She volunteered
for service In France before the
Nazi occupation. Working for q
field hospital attached to Gen
Huntziger's Army Corps in the
Meuse-Argonne area. Lady Dill
transported hundreds of patients to
the hospitals at Verdun and Bar-le-
Due using her own station wagon.
The speaker paid high tribute
to the work of French doctors and
nurses at that time.
Most of the nurses were quite
young girls and there were many
nurses aides" she said. 'I have
seen them and the doctors work in
the operating theaters for II hours
without stopping. Some Of the
nurses aides. unaccustomed to the
sight OF suffering and wounds,
would become so sick they would
have to go outside. But thev al
Evening star., 1942-12-16
Sorority to Hear
Dean Kayser

Dean Elmer L. Kayser Of George
Washington University will speak
on the current world situation at the
Christmas meeting Of Chi Omega
National Sorority at pm. tomorrow
at the chapter rooms, 802 Twenty
first street NV.
Toys, clothing and funds for the
university Christmas charity also
will be collected.
Newcomers who are members of
the sorority are receiving a special
invitation to attend
Mrs. Margaret Berge. president OF
the alumnae chapter, will preside
and refreshments will be served by
a committee headed by Mrs. Samuel
Stevens.