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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Making TheRentedR00m aReal' H0nle"

IN AVE you a spare room" in
your house?
In these days, when
many towns are being classified
as defense areas" there are
many opportunities TO rent a
room to a war-worker seeking a
temporary home.
1t may be the extra or seldom
used bedroom, or one of the
downstairs living.rooms which
can easily be refurnished with
these new. special needs in mind.
By fitting-up such a room and
offering its comforts to some
weary man or woman occupied
on war production, the home
maker will be doing a genuine
patriotic service, and at the same
time benefiting her pocketbook.
Everyone will agree that the
majority of furnished rooms"
are awful-tawdry. un-cheerful,
and downright uncomfortable.
Usually fitted with "cast-offs,"
they present an appearance which
is both unattractive and de-
pressing. But why?
In planning the furnishings OF
such a temporary home for some
other person, ask the question:
Would you, yourself, enjoy liv-
ing in it" Would some man or
woman feel that this room was
home" at the end OF hard
days work?
II not, how can you make it
mean home 10 your renter?
Regardless of size and expo
sure, perhaps the first requisite
in the one-room home is cheer
fitness and light. These quail
ties can be secured, or at least
approximately, by treating the
walls with light colors, and
shades which bring in the sun
shine.
Yellow, in all its tones, is sure
TO make any space seem larger
and more vital Even IL your
walls are now papered in dull
or drab patterns. or tinted in a
&ngy shade, try one Of the new
and remarkable paints which,
when mixed in cold water,
can be brushed on any surface.
old or new. This paint is mex
pensive, can be applied by the
home-maker herself or any
handyman. and covers quickly
when run-on with wide brush.
Drying overnight, or from
morning 10 night, its Use makes
possible a quick job under all
conditi' MS. Naturally, 1t comes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Christmas Mail for
Navy Men

h UOVEMBER fst is the dead
N line for mailing Christmas
U Y packages to men in the
Navy on foreign station or on
shipboard if you want to be sure
they will reach the men by
Christmas Day. warns the Navy
Department.
Packages for overseas parcel
post must not exceed II pounds
in weight and must be no more
than Is inches in length and AZ
inches combined length and girth.
Lightweight packages the size
Of an ordinary shoe box are pre-
ferred.
Address must be complete, Civ
ing the mans ship or shore sta
ton. Return address also must be
given.
Cost Of postage is the parcel
post rate to New York or San
Francisco; no additional charge
for foreign delivery. All mail is
subject to censorship.
Gifts most acceptable to Navy
men are: toilet kit, wrist watch,
notebook, pipe, wallet, pen or
pencil, photograph preferably
small and framed), magazine
subscriptions or books, small
games such as dominoes, sewing
kit, things easily transportable
and disable in any climate.
Articles NOT recommended
are; electrical equipment Of any
kind, food Of any sort, clothing
unless specifically requested, ca
meras.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

pant likes to have the boys in
for an evening of cards or other
games, or needs a surface for
writing, sewing, mending, etc.
A chest, or what is known as
a chest-on-chest. is an Al choice
in furniture TO hold clothing and
personal belongings. If one has
an old-fashioned dresser, how
ever, it is possible 10 remove the
mirror and its brackets, and
mount the mirror separately over
the dresser, which will be a more
pleasing arrangement.
Nor should the fittings of the
clothes-closet be overlooked. Gar.
ment-hangers for suits or frocks,
and in addition, movable brackets
at the sides of the closet, on
which TO throw Stacks, overalls
and other work-garments out of
the way of better garments, will
be welcomed.
In case a generous, spacious
closet is not in the room, one can
purchase a fibre wardrobe. such
as used to store garments away
from moths. These hold some 20
articles, and are neat and sturdy.
They can be given a more gay
exterior by papering with a cou-
pie OF rolls of paper in a floral
design, or by painting with the
same quick water paint previous
ly mentioned.
Sturdy and washable" are the
two "Musts" when we speak of
any covers or spreads for this
room. Slip.covers on the easy
chair mean that this much-used
furnishing can be treated often
TO Tubing with soap and water,
and made fresh at any time, in
extensively and with ease.
The bed-quilt should be of the
type that can be washed and
needs no ironing, and, above all,
one which will not rumple and
crumple under hard use Stripes
on the spread are often pleasing,
and a good, strong blue may be
a fine choice.
A small wall bookcase. with
shelves deep enough on which to
lay magazines compactly. is al
ways an addition TO a room. and
gives a honey" touch as well as
providing shelf for photos and
personal souvenirs. Wall-brackets
or wall-shelves are less suitable.
but will do in a pinch"
A small cupboard unit in con-
nection with the bookcase will
provide space for games. camera,
or other similar hobbies and
interests.
The floor-covering may be of
many kinds: The popular drug
get" takes much foot-punish-
ment. yet stays simple, strong
and goodlooking under the hard
lrest wear Woven or rag" rugs
are good, if they are sufficiently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
RUIN R0M NANCE

C/F course you're fastidious-but
do men turn away when your hair
comes too near? Remember that
your scalp perspircs-and oily hair
absorbs unpleasant odors. Check
up on your hat, your hairbrush.
your pillow.
To he safe. use. Packers Pine
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it contains pure, medicinal pine
tar. The delicate pine scent docs
its work-then disappears. Your
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Make sure your hair can stand
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
You con see these important
differences in your own mirror


no YOU KNOW that my powder
Lis amazingly different in tex
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made by ordinary methods And
because of this difference it does
certain things for your skin no or
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Yes, Lady Esther Face Powder is
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method so different the government
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This method makes the texture of
my powder so exquisitely smooth
and fine that it helps hide little
lines in your face helps hide tiny
freckles and other skin-faults.
Here is the secret Of this
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Lady Esther Face Powder is tsciee-
blended. First it's just mixed, in the
usual way-and its texture is thatof
ordinary powder. But it's what I
call "raw" powder.
Then my powder goes through a
different process that's exclusive
with me. This process is the pat
ented TWIN-HURRICANE method.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Women soy my Twice Blended" powder
is twice as flottering to their skin!

1t skaters the powder into millions
of tiny, tiny particles-blow the
color right into these paracfeS-and
creates face powder so wonder
fully smooth and fine, its texture
makes ordinary powder seem ras0!
So if the powder you use doesn't
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Try my nerO-testare face posoder! See
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When you come to the one that's
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

Packers Pine Tar
Shampoo at any
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or ten-cent store.
Evening star., 1942-12-09
Mother Receives Medal
Awarded 10 Soldier Son

Mrs. J. d. Withrow Of 3107 North
Fourth street, Arlington. Va. was
the proud recipient today Of . Sol
dier's Medal, recently awarded her
son, Aviation Cadet Robert Withrow,
"a, for valor while on duty with the
coast artillery on Oahu Island,
Hawaii.
Aviation Cadet Withrow was
graduated from Washington-Lee
High School. Arlington, and was en-
ployed with the Arlington Post
Once before his entry into the
Army.
He entered the Army Air Forces
last October and was sent to the
Army training field near Visalia.
Calf, from the West Coast training
replacement center, Santa Ana. He
was honored at = review held at
Sequoia Field. and was presented
with the medal by Maj. r. Mapes,
commanding office.
Said the citation:
Without regard for personal
safety. he aided materially in re-
moving valuable equipment from an
Army airplane which crashed in
the shallow waters of shore near
Evening star., 1942-12-09
EeIs Cut Off Power

AUGUSTA, Ga. R.-The power
supply of the Lombard Iron Works
was suddenly cut off. Onlcials first
blamed water shortage in a canal.
Investigation showed plenty Of
water, but the generating wheel had
been clogged by Is huge eels, weigh
ing An aggregate Of 81 pounds. One
measured more than 43 inches long
A piece Of wire had been knocked
loose and permitted the eels to enter
the wheel from the canal.
Evening star., 1942-12-09

the battery positions. The plane
was on fire and there was great
danger Of the fuel tanks or ammu-
milton exploding. Cadet Withrow
displayed under pressure the qualif1-,
cations which each and every one
Of US would like to show under
fire"
Evening star., 1942-12-09

You, too. can 20 on a raid. Make
yours on that old pile Of junk metal.
Evening star., 1942-12-09
Indion Steel Mill Busy

One Of India's largest iron and
steel plants produced nearly $55,-
900, 900 worth Of products in the
last year.
Evening star., 1942-12-09

COTTON BYRD CLOTH
snowsuit. North Star
wool blanket cloth lin
ing. Wind and water
repellent. One-piece with
matching helmet. Talon
fastened. Blue.
Sizes !. 2, 3..... 1925
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
& Pilots
Die as bus
Hits Train

ENID. Okla. Feb. IS l1NS).-
Six army student pilots were
killed and a 25-year-old Battle
Creek, Mich. air cadet was criti-
cally injured when the has in
which they were riding was struck
by a Rock Island freight train
near the Enid Army Flying School
early today.
One other soldier was seriously
hurt and "A others injured in the
crash. The Michigan student flier
Is Pvt. John II. Ludlun
According to the Oklahoma
highway patrol two buses were
loaded with student AierS who
were returning to the air base
after an evening spent in Enid
The first bus crossed the tracks
safely. The second, operated by a
civilian. apparently blinded 10y
falling snow. was driven into the
path of the norihhound train.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
The War Today

LONDON - British submarine
torpedoes big German cruiser,
probably the PrinZ Eugen;
ScharnhorSt and Gneisenau
put out of action. page IL
BURMA-Britlsh burning Ran
COON; plan 10 set up east-west
defense line south of Man
dalay page j.
DUTCH EAST INDIES-Unlted
States submarines torpedo two
japanese troopships, an auXil-
larry ship and A freighter; war
ship believed torpedoed page
i. Flying FortreSses sink
two large transports off
MacaSSar, in the Celebes
page y.
RUSSIA -Red troops cut off
Rzhev from the rear Page y.
ATLANTIC-Uniied States be-
lieVed TO have sunk or dam
aged p German submarines
Page p.
WASHINGTON Mysterious air
raid alert is flashed Page -.
LOS ANGELES-No enemy
planes were over the West
Coast, Secretary Of the Navy
says ii Was all d false
alarm page 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Bennett, Staff
Safe in Batavia

BATAVIA. Java. Feb. &c 1NSl.
Major Gen. Henry Gordon Ben
nett commander-in-chief of Aus
ralian forces in Malaga. arrived
in Batavia yesterday with Lieut..
Gordon Walker. his aide. and l.
soldiers who escaped from Sunga-
pore
The party made the trip from
Malaga To the Dutch island of
Sumatra IN a Chinese Junk With a
page torn from an atlas As their
chart They were picked up by an
Raj launch which took them 10
Jambi after a penlous tvo-day
journey
a Dutch automobile took them
10 PedanE whence they were
taken on the final lap 10 Batavia
in a flying boat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Toxic Fleet
Blasted Off
Coast
5 Boats 'I,orpedoed,
Warships Bombed
in 2-Day Offensive
BY HAROLD GUARD ,
nited Press stan Correspossifnt

a LIE ID HEADQUARTERS.
Java, Feb. De Va Telephonel
fiying1fortresses were
reported reliably 10 have attacked
strongly new Japanese warship
and transport force off Bali today
and an official announcement said
Uni1ed States submarines had tor.
pedoed our or five enemy invasion
Vessels in a two-day underwater
offensive.
Official information regarding
the new aerial attack off th'
southeast coast Of Bali was with
held but il was understood tina
the American bombers were OF
patrol duty when they sighted IN,
enemy ships, including cruiser,
and dcStroyerS.
tThiS indicated that the Japa-
neSe were reinforcing or At
tempting 10 reinforce their
troops, estimated al around
1000 men, on Bali, in prepara-
ton for a direct assault across
the mile-wide Bali strait against
the main United Nations base
OF lava
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
80 Hawaiian Drunks
Gel Heavy Sentences

HONOLULU. Feb. 26 INS).--
a provost court fined and SEN
fenced approximately so persons
today as authorities cracked
down" on drunkenness that fol-
lowed relaxation of HawaiI'S war
time prohibition.
Severe penalties ranging from
$50 to $500 fines and SIX months
AT hard labor were invoked
Twenty Of those fined and SEN
fenced were women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Yes, Mr.. DfVey
Williams
Was Right
EieN old You ferguson
Jury Was Effective
Wei, IT WAS!
BY FRANK NORRIS

Former County Auditor Edward
H. Williams, who is behind bars
today starting five-year term for
bribery. went 10 New York few
months ago with his close friend.
Prosecutor William r. Bowling,
and they argued With District At
-r0fney Thomas Dewey about the
effectiveness of -Michigan,S- eRe-
man grand jury system.
Williams defended the proceed
urc citing Judge Homer Fergu-
sons astonishing record as proof
that this Is the most speedy and
direct method OF blocking corrup-
ton.
Bowling told today how pleased
he was 10 have his close friend
and political ally come 10 his aid
in tho cocktail lounge debate with
the sntrnbie-toncued Dewey,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
1900 AUSSIES TAKEN

CANBFRRA. Australia, Feb.
Is uNSD.-An Australian govern
ment official estimated today that
1900 Australians were among
the imperial troops taken prisoner
by the Japanese at Singapore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
HiiIerS Mentor Dies
DreschIer, Munich Shoemaker, Headed Nozs
When Fuehrer Joined; Fell by Waysde

BERLIN, Feb. IS German
broadcast recorded by United
Pros Anton DreSchler one of
the oldest Nazi Party members.
died today al Munich.
DrcSchlcr. a Munich shoemaker,
was head Of the party when Adolf
Hitler, fresh from his paperhang
me and the last war, became mem
Der No. Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Each Fears Invasion
London Newspaper Says British Germans Both
JitteY Not U.s. Say English Officials

LONDON, Feb. IS CUP).-The
Daily Herald, Labor Party news
paper, in an article headlined
Invasion Coast Mystery" limited
today that British and German
forces, facing each other across
the Dover Strait, were on the
alert for an invasion attempt
Authoritative sources sal d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

Gottfried FEEDER had founded
the party with a handful Of
members as a German workers
party when Hitler wandered into
a meeting found an outlet for his
driving sense of inferiority and
made 1t over into the present Nazi
Party
DreSchler and FEEDER long ago
were abandoned az the waySide
as Hitler made his way to power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
GerndnsClainn
Convoy Sinking

BERLIN. Feb. 26 cby official
German wireleSS) GNSl A spc-
clal communique claimed today
that German submarines had sunk
a number Of ships IN a convoy in
the Central Atlantic after several
DAYS of fighting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

however, that they were not in
cluded in the tension which the
newspaper reported and knew
nothing about IT,
The United Press Dover cor
respondent Likewise reported nc
had found all quiet along the
straits ever since the recent pas
sage Of the German fleet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
VICTIMS Or GAS

The victims were Frank A.
Foster 50; has wife, Carmel NJ.
Be: "A son, Horton +, Is. and a
daughter. Carmel. y.
Mrs. Fosters mother, Mrs
Katherine Herms, S., is IN critical
condition.
Overcome by the deadly fumes
but apparently recovering is Der
nardine Foster. the other daughter
/, was Bernardine who reported
the tragedy when. after three
hours Of effort, made her way
painfully from a small service
hall in the nome AT 22l34 Nevada
avenue TO the telephone. Unable
10 contact the family physician.
she told the operator to summon
police.
Police Chief Lyman J. Eckhardt
said he received tho call al 4 p. m.
At the home. his men found the
bodies Of Foster and his wife side
by SIDE on the kitchen floor. Ber-
nardIne was sitting nearby.
Horton and Carmel. their arms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Storms Grip Libya

CAIRO. Feb. rs GNS) .-Lihyan
desert operations are al a stand
still because OF Sandstorns. a Mid
die East command commuplque re-
ported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
British Bomb KieI

LONDON. Feb 26 GNS).-
The British air ministry announced
today that bombers attacked Kiel
and other detectives in northwest
Germany last night. Two Raj
planes were missing, the COM
munioIle said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

UAW-CIO locals today were
urged 10 seek substantial wage
Increases aS soon as present
agreements with management eX-
plre. in the quarterly report Of r.
J. Thomas, president Of the union
which now claims more thar
600 900 members,
This effort To keep wages
abreast Of rising prices IL one
Of our most important functions
In the war ahead" he continued.
The claim of more than 500
900 members is the highest yet
made by the union, il is believed
and would make the JAW equal Il
John l.. Lewis United Mine Work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
UNABLE TO RISE

That is the last she remembers
until O'Clock yesterday after
noon oShc was wearing a wrist
watcifa when she reganed con.
SClOuSncSS.
She was unable 20 rise and was
extremely ill., hut from her posi-
ton she could see the bodies Of
her brother and sister. II was
then that she started 10 drag her
self 10 the telephone.
In the kitchen, Bernardine con-
tInued one OF five stove Jets was
open and stil pouring out the
lethal gas She closed the valve
Immediately then tried to call =
doctor, sull believing that her
parents and brother and sister
might be alive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
JAW 10 Tie
Pay 10 Boost
In Living Cost
Thomas Tells Locals
TO Seek Increases in
New Agreements

AFL and Go agree on wartime
wage policy Page -.
Windsor Motor Products strlk-
-af-~-feftfSe TO return n work
- faaIe -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
The Weather
RLy TEMPERATURES

The sun viii set A. 7is ? m. today.
and rss tomorrow A. II m
The moon VIII rise today A. 3 IL ?. m
and SCI tomorrow al 81 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
; Nazi Ships
In Brest Dash
Out Of Action
Prinz Eueen Hit;
Warships Gneisenau,
scharnhorst Laid Up
BY JAMES r. BROWN

nv JAMES r.. bhON ~
Init News service stan Correspondent
LONDON. Feb. 26. - Official
word that the three German war
ships which escaped from Brest
February u have been immobilized
was given 10 the House of Com.
mons today in a detailed state
ment by First Lord of the Adj
miralty A. V. Alexander.
Introducing new naval estimates
of an undisclosed total, Alexander
gave this cheering version of the
fate of the three crack NaZi war
ships which made their getaway
under the eyes of the British navy
THE 26,00O-ton German bat
Il tleship Scharnhorst, pride Of
Hitler's navy which led the dash
from Brest, is laid up in Ger
many.
C-Her sister ship. the Gneise-
- nau, is likewise out of action.
C-The 10,000-ton heavy cruiser
- Prinz Eugen. which with
the other two big ships weaved
through the Straits of Dover
under an umbrella" of German
fighting planes. was the probable
victim of a British submarine :
attack off Norway.
SUBMARINE ATTACK
Alexander said:
THE submarine Trident at
tackled and hit a cruiser of the
Prinz Eugen class off the Nor
wegian coast.
This attack occurred Febru-
airy %.
aerial reconnaissance subse-
quently showed a ship Of the
Prinz Eugen class off Trond-
helm. Norway. in tow Of tugs
and damaged aft.
ut seems probable the ship
was the Prinz Eugen. In which
case all of the ships which es-
capped from Brest have been
damaged.
There are reliable reports
that both the Scharnhort and
the Gneisenau received severe
damage. Photographs show one
drydocked at Kiel and the other
has been located in a doclSyard
at Wilhelmshaven."
BRITISH RAID KEEL
German military authorities
today announced a British air
raid on Kiel ana other places
along the German coast. No
military damage was caused, 1t
I was said
An official admiraltv communi-
que dealing with the rrinz Eugen
added.
1T Is possible that one of her
escorting destroyers also was
hit by a torpedo"
The admiralty also announced
that another submarine had scored
three torpedo hits on an enemy
convoy Of three supply ships in the
Mediterranean.
Alexander revealed for the
first time that the British battle
ships Nelson Resolution and Ma
laya and the aircraft carriers
Illustrious and Formidable had
been damaged but are standing
up to II"
The Nelson. he said. twice suf-
fered damage.
f. For the Inside News" 81
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
WINDSOR STRIKE

The ability of the union 10
achieve the impossible Is indl-
Gated in the current strike of a
claimed 400 workers in the Ca
madam unit Of the Motor Products
Corporation, in Windsor.
Canadian provincial officials are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Gas Stills Voices
Of4inTinyHOIlle
Fifth Near Death; Only One
Likely to Survive Stove TRACED y

cntwined about each other. were
lying dead on the floor Of one
bedroom. Mrs. IIermS was lying
in her bed in a room
at the rear Of the house. All Of
the occupants were clad in night
clothes.
Although badly unncved by
1he-ordeal and ailIng from the
fumes. Bernardine managed to
gAe- pnl4ee- -sketehy- account of
what had happened.
Al l o'clock yesterday morning
she awoke 10 hear Carmel cough
ing and gagging. She reused her
mother. who rushed 10 the kitchen
10 prepare something for the little
girl. About a half hour later
Bernardne said. she went 10 4
closet for wash basin for Carmel