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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Victory Aide
Meetings

A BLOCK MEETING of Area
VI, Zone /. Sector B. will be
held Monday evening. August 81,
at 8 p. m. at the home Of Mrs.
Joan David. 1851 Lahser. All
women in that neighborhood are
invited TO attend.
BERTHA GOODELL OF the
department of public welfare
will discuss the disaster relief
centers which are available in
the area bounded by SiX-Mile
road, Switzerland road, Seven
Mile road and Beaverland ave-
nue., al the meeting Of Sector 3,
Area VI. Zone l, on Monday eve
ming. August 81, at l5341
Dolphin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28

ties than work, be sure you
spend it sanely, having regard
the while for your character,
health and nerves generally.
DEC. 2S TO JAN. Fl
Cdpricorn-No time for fool
ing! You'll have to mind very
carefully personal affairs, BUSH
ness matters, information, impor-
tant details and everything under
your jurisdiction.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
AqHdrius-If you're conscien-
tious, you'll do the right thing;
if you aren't, you'll undoubtedly
find yourself in shot water" as
the saying goes.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 20
Pisces-You now can more
than make the grade il you wish
and if you back up those wishes
with action in the result getting
way!
-GHfEB born on this dou:
Reserved, dignified, industrious,
refined - the intellectual typ e.
Can succeed, no matter how late
in life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
MARCH en- TO APRIL go

MARCH ~ ~ APKIL 70
Ar s-Matters that often
seem unimportant turn out to be
very important. Now is the time
not TO overlook anything con-
nected with your work or affairs
so that you'll not be neglectful
any of those vital "little" details.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Tdur Several new, and
some old. ways available now for
the pursuit of true achievement
beyond the small scope of mate
rial gain.
NAY Of TO JUNE af
Gemipi-Look out for moodi-
ness indecision, changeability-
they are likely temptations now,
and are indeed to be avoided.
JUNE % TO JULY % g..
Cdncer-Be wise about deci-
sions, speech; careful in prepare
tions. But don't go to cautious
extremes nor indulge anxiety.
July 81 To AUG. %
Leo-This is the sort of day
you brainy, active people can use
as a build-up for bigger days Of
accomplishment to come. If slim
illus is lacking. do something
about it in the true Leoite way,
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Virgo-Look out for inertia!
You will also have to systematic
your day. Even if you think you
have that done, you'd better go
over the schedule again-there's
always room for improvement.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
Librd-Some new angles for
increasing gains offered. And the
pleasant cooperation of employ
ers and employees will mean null
tiplied benefits.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. %
Scogpio-Look out for schem-
ers who are unscrupulous-they
get others into trouble and often
escape it and the blame them
selves.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
SngittGrius--If you have the
day for recreation or other activi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28

THESE LOVELY pinwheel
doilies can dress up your table
or enhance buffet or dresser.
They match the three sizes OF
round doilies, Pattern 1913,
shown recently and can be so eff
fectively used with them.
Pattern 431 contains direc-
tions for doilieS: illustrations of
stitches; materials required.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern 10 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Constructing Outdoor
And Indoor Storage Bins
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor, Detroit Times

FOR STORING vegetables in
the basement pick spot as far
away from the furnace as pos
sible. If it can be on the north
wall of the house, so much the
better.
Try TO have a window in it,
for ventilation. but make provi-
sion either with a wooden shut
ter outside or a heavy curtain
inside, for darkening the room.
The floor need not be of ce-
ment as an earth floor is salts
factory, but the room must be
rodent-tight, either because of
cement floor and walls, or be-
cause the walls extend deep
enough TO make the concrete
floor unnecessary. All openings,
such as windows. should be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Meat Garnish

Garnishes should be edible and
should not involve too much
laSt-minute preparation. On a
hot meat platter, be sure to use
a garnish that will not be af-
fected by contact with heat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Preserves Minerals

A large portion of the mineral
content of potatoes is directly
under their skins. Baking pre-
serves these minerals, as does
boiling or steaming the vegeta-
BILE in its Jacket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Fruit Cocktail

MAKE THIS tonight's dinner
first course. Combine d ic @ d
apple, banana and orange, shred
ded dates and raisinS. Over this
pour juice saved when prepar-
ing orange pieces. Tang up
the whole with lemon juice TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Pear Delight

THE JUICE from a can Of
pears, blended with three bottles
of pale dry ginger ale, makes q
delightful cool drink. Put A
fresh mint sprig and a mara
schino cherry in each glass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28

screened to prevent rats or mice
from coming in.
Walls
The walls if of wood should be
double. using 2x4's for uprights
and filling the space between
boards with any insulating ma
sawdust will do. Hollow
tiles will make an excellent wall,
because of the air space in the
center Of the tile.
The temperature in this room
should be checked TO determine
where II is coolest, where warm
est and the vegetables placed in
it accordingly. While you are
building it, provide boxes for
root crops to winter in, crates
for such crops as apples, Slated
containers, we'll off the floor for
potatoes.
Outdoor Storage
Now for storing outdoors.
The simplest type of outdoor
storage is a pit. This may be
lined with some insulating ma
terial such as straw or it may
be made large enough to &C
commodate one or two barrels
which will keep the vegetables
cleaner. In any case, the size
once more depends on your per-
sonal requirements.
Absolute requirement for the
outdoor pit is perfectly drained
location. The spot you pick must
be free from water-and all
chance Of water lodging there.
Dig the soil out to depth of
a foot and perhaps three feet
in width. The pit may be as
long as is necessary 10 accom-
modate your vegetables.
Line Walls
This pit is lined with three
or four inches of straw, sawduSt,
salt hay-or some other insulat-
ing material; and then the vege-
tables are put in the pit in
mound, higher (about 2 feet in
the center than at the sides.
Cover the vegetables with
burlap, then with a foot of straw
or sawdust and hold this down
with an inch or two of soil.
Later in the season, when this
earth is frozen, more should be
thrown on-at least six inches
moro, 10 make the crops safe
for the winter.
In using a barrel, lay it OH
its side, half buried in soil, and
cover it deeply enough so the
crops in it cannot be frozen.
One end may be opened often
enough TO take out vegetables
for several weeks supply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
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head WIN me 'I'esI hi'I,h-
knack OF a hat on the market.
REMEMBER THAT hats are
great help ON breezy days.
particularly t you Dut to s7'N-
ice a couple OF h3'rns. and
YOU u fnd yourself arriving a.
class looking much less like the
Wild woman of Bornro than you
ole M your hatiess youth.
and suit that 20 together like
bread and butter. You'll feel
sufficiently buSineSs-likc 10 APP
proach the dean for a week
end leave permit or talk tho
council into the campus job you
want so badly.
III You've sunk some fun
into a Lady Chestnrfiald coz
that replica Of dads SGmlay-gc
to-r7,eefinr sumner in black WOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Salad Garden

So many fascinating things
may be done with window boxes.
For the city dwelIer they offer
chance for a real garden. Did
you ever think of making
salad garden in your window
box? Parsley for an edging. Of
course. with row of chives and
lettuce alternating behind. and
onions with their interesting
Howers) as a background.
Another tricky idea would be
TO use your box TO grow an herb
garden Tiny rosemary trees
could form the back row with
sage plants in front alternating
with plants OF lavender and low
growing. quick-spreading thyme
10 fall over the front edge of
the box. @
BY adding two plants Of lemon
verbena and tucking IN several
Of parsley and chives. both the
culinary and olfactory uses
could be taken care Of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Practical
Gifts for
June Brides
BY ELEANOR ROSS

THESE days a wedding gift
is more likely 10 be prac-
teal than just pretty. For all
but a few brides, luxurious gifts
are out.
Something for the home and
specifically for the kitchen is
what appeals to the bride OF
today.
One Of those grand electric
mixers that do Just about every
thing but the actual cooking is
a gift that makes a hit. as does
a pressure cooker that enables
her 10 flcx the handle, seal In
rfIc StcdrT ami -+-r-f,t-tt ss-ti,iit--
and thrifty cuts Of meat in u
minute or 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Luncheon Set

II you are undecided about n
dinner set. then why not choose
a luncheon set, which may he
brilliantly colorful or daintily
pastel and still be appropriate.
Lovely Central and South
American coloringS are used for
handsome sets guaranteed TO
bring color into any home and
make even a solo luncheon a
cheerful affair.
While fine eggshell china is
exquisitely beautiful. 1t is not a
good choice unless il will be
used in a household where for
NAL dinners are frequent events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Deviled Hambureers

One and one-half pound :
uck steak. ground. IA cup
BIT sauce, = tablespoons pre-
red mustard. 2 teaspoons
|rseradish, 2 teaspoons minced
Jon. 2 teaspoons Worcester
lire sauce. "a teaspoons salt
& ON bine all ingredients.
hapc into 10 cakes about two
ches in diameter. Saute in hot
h four minutes on each side
broil in oven for four min
les on each side. Serve in hot
lasted buns. If desired.
Another combination that is
nipple 10 prepare and easy TO
hep warm is creamed chicken
9TH peas lettuce sandwiches
Seese and Jelly sandwiches. cell
~, stuffed olives, bananas,
klves of cantaloupe. coffee and
|ilk.
A spread your own supper
bill be excellent 20 serve 10
Lests who may drop in 10 spend
be evening. Include wheat
hackers. rye crackers, rice
likes, crabmeat spread, ham
BID egg filling. cheese and
kiento. olives, sailed nuts,
y6kies, minis. iced tea and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

a complete set OF glass cook
ing utensils. including kettle and
teapot, all done up with ribbons
and flower sprays will bring re-
ioicing 10 her heart, as will
those wonderful copper clad skill
let's and saucepans that look
beautiful in the kitchen or on
the table.
These ideas aren't gueSS-work.
incidentally. They are definite
wishes expressed by this sea-
sons crop of brides
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Don't Follow Tradition
In Planting Window Box
BY ISABEL FUCKER

SOMETIMES think that nine
~ out OF ten window boxes
have in them petunias or ge-
raniums. Not because / have
anything against those two. but
seeing them so often and gen.
orally in Just the same colors
and varieties and used with the
same kinds OF plants gets mo-
notonous.
Why not break away from the
traditional and have a different
combination this year?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
indian Puddiinq

BAKED INDIAN PUDDING
is a real dessert for honest-to-
goodness appetites Scald one
quart of milk and pour over
one-third cup of corn meal.
Cook for 20 minutes in a double
boiler.
Add teaspoon of salt, a tea
spoon OF ginger and one-third
cup of molasses. Pour into a
well-greased baking dish and
cook in $50 degree oven until
firm, about three hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
door m!~~ Suggestion, Memorial DAY Say-aA~Aome,
Time and Thought
Required for Makeup

mand that plenty Of time be
taken in making up Bette
Davis, Ann Sheridan, Brenda
Marshall and other stars for the
screen. Most women cant
spend as much time on their
own makeup, but the impor-
lance of sufficient period
cannot be overemphasized.
Seek Advice
If women do not thoroughly
understand their own particu-
lar beauty problems, tn ey
should seek expert advice.
There are some points. how
ever. all women should know:
Lips should be made full and
curving with a slight upward
turn at the corners.
Rouge should be blended,
never splotched.
Eyebrows should never be
shaved. not even tweeZed, ex-
cept where absolutely neces-
SdrV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

1T is in the power Of every
woman TO m ake herself
beautiful. WON en-, on the
whole, have made rapid prog
ress in the art Of applying
makeup, but the percentage of
expert makeup artists among
women is small.
1t could be greatly increased
if two things were given more
attention - time allowed for
makeup. and sufficient thought
TO the individual beauty prob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
China Gifts

II china iS your choice then
you are bound 10 be delighted
at the magnificent products from
our own kilnS.
But il isn't usually wise 10 be
arbitrary in your selection OF
china. Have definite idea of
the house and room where il will
be used, unless of course a very
simple undistinguished set Is
chosen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
FIowers

If you don't care for these
ideas, try one Of the following
Towering combinations. Dwarf
French marigolds POSSIBLY har.
mony or melody with yellow
orange lantanas and the black
eyed Susan vine thunbergia)
trailing down the front. Double
lowered balSam raised as in a
window box you can really sec
the beauty of the flowers) with
ice plant tmeSembryanthemum)
TO droop gracefully over the edge.
Variagated vinca 10 front a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Take Time

No woman should expect TO
be correctly made up if she al
lows herself only few minutes
for application. 1t is hurry that
produces shapeless splotches for
lips. outlined dabs for rouge.
darkened smears for eyeshadow
and hard lines for eyebrows.
Lighting and the camera de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Cooking Utensils

minute or so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Rich Soil

In preparing TO plant, remem-
Der the. soil will not be changed
all season and act accordingly.
Use the richest and best soil
you can get. adding some well
rotted manure and mixing il
thoroughly. Add also a five-inch
pot of bone meal 10 each bushel
OF soil used. This will begin to
act in early fall when the plants
VIII need II most.
Meanwhile, once your plants
have gotten over their shock
from being transplanted, begin
10 feed them for luXuriant
growth.
A light sprinkling just be-
tween plants and never touch
ing leaves or stems. OF a COM
plete plant food every 10 days.
will keep the plants popped up
and rarin' TO go.
Work II in with a hand culti-
Vator and water we'll immedi-
ately. Admittedly. this requires
a light touch but practice makes
perfect and you'll soon become
adept at the job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Breakfast

Set it up buffet style-this
Ives mother free 10 do as she
Eases. Plump strawberries.
|hdy TO eat cereal, toast, soft
|pked eggs. waffleS, coffee and
| lk would be a grand combina-
/ n 10 serve.
|rhe strawberries may be
heed in a bowl ready for the
|nily TO help themselves-so
ky the cereal. The eggs are
led in a table cooker or in the
|chen just before serving.
Place pitcher OF waffle bat
/ near the baker and plenty
bread next 10 the toaster.
|ffee may be kept hot in the
|chen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Dinner

IAN excellent outdoor dinner
nbination might be deviled
mburgers, sauteed onions. but
red green limas. corn mullins,
| III and cheese tray, coffee and
)lk.
Make hamburger into pat
Is ahead of time-all ready 10
SIte. Slice onions. prepare
mas for cooking. Wash and
| i'll fruit and arrange tray. At
pal time simply cook meat.
ions and beans. Make and
Ike the mullins and your meal
all ready for the table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

Dinner
i ard
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

YOU'RE saving the family
tires and as a result are
Ending Memorial Day at home.
Ike it n gala affair. Plan 10
we the main meal of the day
the porch or in the yard. A
nbination of the two might
nice-breakfast on the porch
b a picnic supper in the yard.
Breakfast hours should be
kible-for members OF the
|nily who would enjoy an early
brit or for those who would
e 10 sleep late.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

mass of verbenas In mixed COL
ors. Or for deep shade. aspara-
gus sprengeri and the beautiful
tuberous rooted begonias which
come in a wide color range and
many fascinating shapes and
forms.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
| Paris Woman
Lawyer Has Word
lew on Robe
Py the Associated Press.

| ~ INT hSSOClAPeu FIcSs.
VICHY, France, June ia SEN
sation was caused In the Paris
appellate court Tuesday when one
of two Jewish women still per-
mitted to practice law in the
Nazi-occupied capital appeared in
the courtroom with the Star Of
David and the word Jews" o.
tentatiously displayed on her law
yers robe.
She was either Nine. Adelmanne-
Levy or Simone WELLER CMme. Leo
lagrange, both Of whose husbands
died on the field OF honor for
France.
Despite the controlled
Paris press indignation at this
scandal at the courthouse" the
woman repeated her performance
Wednesday, sitting nonchalantly
throughout the days proceedings
with the emblem carefully dis
played.
The controlled newspaper fumed :
Let the bar association ask her
to behave with decency henceforth.'
Evening star., 1942-06-12
A|ienist 10 Examine
Student Accused Of
Staying Stepfather
Ohio Stute Instructor
Found Shot Through
Heart in Classroom
3, the Associated Press.

BS Inc Associated freSS'
COLUMBUS. Ohio, June IA
psvchiatrist was called today to ex
anime Richard Steadman Thomp-
son. l6. 200-pound high school
honor student whose stepfather, a
chemical eng. .leering instructor, was
shot dead in his Ohio State Uni
versity laboratory classroom.
His heart pierced by a .32-caliber
revolver bullet, DR. Charles R.
Owens, 81. was found lifeless yes
terday afternoon by Prof. Joseph H.
Koffolt and group of students
after they heard a shot.
Coroner Edward E. Smith quoted
the stepson. who expressed fair
for poetry. as saying:
Il thought about killing him Tues
day and I've had dreams about it,
too"
William Bryant, assistant county
prosecutor, said the youth spoke
very POLITICALLY" in confessing the
shooting
He contended DR.. and Mrs. Owens
had reprimanded him, Mr.. Bryant
said for refusing to search for work.
AS Thompson hugged volume of
Byron's poetry, Mr.. Bryant said. he
related that he saw four solutions
to his problem-suicide, murder or
convincing each of his parents he
should not work.
Il was like person with four
doors and had only one of the doors
to escape" Mr.. Bryant quoted him.
There was fifth door. That's in
sanity, but of course you can't con-
troll that.
1T seems like he was trying to
get my mother away from me so she
wouldn't like me any more
The youth was apprehended on the
university grounds by Campus Of
fcer William North.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
| TuqweI| Scores Creators
OF Fictitious turmoil
By tht Associated Press.

| By tht Associated Press.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, June H.
Gov. Rexford G. Tugwell took the
first public notice of recent criti-
cism of his administration of Puerto
Rico with q vigorous attack yester-
day on creators Of a fictitious, ar
tiflcial turmoil" who. he charged,
are seeking Ito establish Naziism
within the very tissues of democ-
racy."
Gov. Tugwell, making the last Of
three radio addresses to the people,
also hinted at "A great thing" he
said was 'in store" for Puerto
Ricans-something which he said
Puerto Ricans always have uni
verSally desired"
He did not elaborate on this. Some
observers thought 1t might mean
that Puerto Ricans would be per.
mitted to choose between independ-
ence or statehood after the war,
while others thought it more likely
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Man Convicted in KiIIinq
OF Wife and Girl Friend

Early Harrison, 43, colored, today
stood convicted Of first degree and
second degree murder in the slay-
ing respectively OF his girl friend,
Nellie Corley, 80. and his wife, Ada
Harrison, 40.
A District Court Jury which heard
the consolidated cases deliberated
four hours yesterday. Justice James
w. Morris did not set q date for
sentencing
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Assistant United States Attorney

Assistant United States Attorney
Stephen Miller presented evidence
to show that Harrison shot Miss
Corley because Of jealousy and his
wife q few minutes later in . rage.
The double shooting occurred Oc-
tober 4, 1941.
Harrison claimed he shot Miss
Corley In self defense, when she at
tackled him with an ice pick, at
her home at IS K street NE. He
shot his wife in front Of her home in
the 200 block Of F street NE.
A few minutes after the tragedy
police who were summoned shot
Harrison four times.
Evening star., 1942-06-12

q rife wound and q note nearby
addressed to the hospital stating "in
the interest Of science I will you my
body. The hospital has records on
my case"
Mr.. Davis retired from teaching
in 1885 on account OF Ill health.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Teacher Wills Body
To Virginia Hospital
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June
12-Edward Alvin Davis 46-year-old
school teacher and former Navy
man, who was adjudged q suicide by
Albemarle Commonwealth's Attor-
ney E. v. Walker yesterday, left a
note willing his body to the Univer-
sity Of Virginia Hospital for research
purposes.
Deputy Sheriff T. w. Woolf. called
to Mr.. Davis home near Earlysville.
reported finding Mr.. Davis dead of
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Mexico May Operate
Blucklisted Firms
By tht Associated Press.

By tht Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, June IA de-
cree permitting the Mexican govern.
ment to occupy and operate black
listed firms and to order enemy ma
tionals to do business only in Ger
tain areas was signed last night by
President Avila Camacho.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
THE EVENING WASHINGTON, c. FRIDAY 12

that there might be an early change
OF the statutes to permit Puerto
Ricans to elect their Governor.
Evening star., 1942-06-12

Downtown Stores
1907 + 81. Women Childrens
7+h TX Master Shoe Store
| i4+h &c Mems Exclusively
I34s 6 s.. Women's FIorsheims
'<sh 4 6 Shoe Repair Shop
Evening star., 1942-06-12

Priscillas and cottage sets
of cotton marquiSette,
woven point d'esprit or
pussy willow dots. Sheer
lace pairs or panels. in
lovely assortment. All full
width and length.
Ne. NV and A,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-13

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