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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08


truder patrols over enemy occu-
pied territory to leave the skywsys
clear for up to 20 bombers or
more which took part in the raid.
and coastal command planes at
tackled enemy shipping off the
Tristan islands on the enemy
North Sea coast.
SECOND AIR FRONT
So vast was the scale and po-
tentialities of the allied offensive.
greatly strengthened by the opera
lions Of United States flying
fortresses now attacking targets
by daylight In force. that compe-
tent quarters saw in IL the oppor-
tunity for an actual second front
In the air II the necessary planes
could be obtained.
Germany admittSd Sunday
nights raid had caused damage to
several German towns when Brit
ish planes showered explosive and
ineendiary bombs on their targets.
Admission that eight planes
were missing from the raid. in adj
Continued on Page IL. Column 81
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
Axis Loses
First Round
In Egypt VA
Allies Hosunnlng
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Alter WIlhdruwul

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
LONDON

LONDON - Heavy bombers.
strongly escorted BY fighter
planes. raided targets In occupied
France Monday. IL was announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
War Plants
Not Idle This
Labor Day
Plowshores Beaten
Into Weapons TO
Lick the Axis
By UNITED PRESS

America. the arsenal Of democ-
racy. beat It's plowshares into
weapons Monday on its first war
time Labor day in ~ years.
Workers In vital war pro-
duction plants maintained full
schedules In turning out the
machines Ia fight the axis and.
In many cases. donated their
earnings 10 buy war bends.
A total of $50 naval ships and
is merchant vessels will be launch
ed or have their keels laid on the
Atlantic. Pacific. the Gulf and the
Great Lakes. The ships included
an unspecified number of destroy
ers. submarine chasers. torpedo
boats. minesweepers and others.
POLITICIANS TALK
Only white collar workers. clerks
and state and municipal employees
and workers in plants ahead of
schedules or hampered by raw ma
terial shortages took a holiday in
the customary American manner.
Nearly everyone, however. had
time 10 listen to one OF the many
addresses by political and labor
leaders. most of whom spoke on
the theme. Free Labor VIII Win"
The holiday spirit was tempered
by more than the work as usual"
rule. Rubber shortages and gaso-
line rationing in the east was ex-
pected to reduce the normal traffic
death toll.
r. ID. TRAIs.s WORKERS
President Roosevelt who noted
that there has never been a Labor
day as significant as this one"
praised the working people Of the
nation for the energy and devo-
ton with which they have met
the demands of the present crisis"
He predicted stormy days ahead,
but said:
We are certain 10 he asked
for sacrifices. These may he
sacrifices of wage increases,
crop price increases, profit In
creases, bodily comforts. All
this II little enough for free
men to sacrifice In a World
where freedom IL imperiled."
President William Green of the
American Federation Of Labor and
Philip Murray Of the Congress OF
Industrial Organizations both ex-
pressed pride in lsbor's record in
radio addresses last night.
we need no longer pledge
that free labor viii outproduce
slave labor" Green said. The
workers of America are ac-
tually doing IT,"
we can never be satisfied. said
Murray. until we have produced
the last tank. the last warplane,
the last warship and the last gun
that we must have TO crush the
axis"
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

To assist those who failed
TO clip sufficient exchange
able black and white copies
Of the 50 Full Color United
States Air Force Insignia
Stamps from the daily or
Sunday Times, these two spe-
cial exchange coupons above
win be printed in The Detroit
Times for the remainder Of
this week. and also Sunday.
This coupon carries the
same value In accommodating
Air Force Insignia Stamps
as the black and white stamp
copies which have heretofore
appeared. Clip these coupons
and exchange them. the same
as you did previously. for the
genuine Full Color United
States Air Force Insignia
Stamps.
You may include these cou-
pons with any of the regular
black and white stamp copies
in applying for the Full Color
United States Air Force
Insignia Stamps.
The full color stamps must
be ordered in sets Of 10.
Please check the stamps you
want. as provided in order
blank on this page. and be
sure 10 enclose a self
addressed stamped envelope.
Beginning next Monday.
The Detroit Times new
series OF Full Color War
Insignia Stamps will provide
black and white stamp copies
which should be clipped and
accumulated for the beauti-
full new set OF so Insignia.
Please remember, the first
exchangeable black and white
stamp copy in the NEW
series will appear in Mon
days Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

IIlitSleIS.
He formerly held the light
heavyweight title, but army life
has put him back in the middle
weight division.
Included among the men who
have donned the blue of the navy
recently from this district and
who now are in training at the
Great Lakes naval training sta.
tion are 10 from this vicinity, as
follows: Detroit--John A. Schmidt
6SS Longfellow; B. Paszkowski
1924 Gallagher; Joseph Freed
1887 Linwood. Dearborn-Johr
d. Halt Jr., 7200 Weddell; Duncan
Ford, 6039 Kernes; Joseph s
Ech, 677s Ziegler. Crosse Point
Park--John A. Merry, 1913 Mary.
land William A. Peltz. 1922 Bal.
four road; George Whitford, 334
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

This new poster stamp offer will
start next Monday in the daily
Detroit Times and continue
in BOTH the daily and Sunday
Detroit Times.
AS was true Of the Air Force
insignia Stamps. a new black and
white exchangeable war stamp
copy will appear each day In The
Detroit Times. daily and Sunday.
These copies may be exchanged In
sets Of 10 for 10 FULL COLOR
UNITED STATES WAR INSIG-
MA STAMPS. There will be five
sets of 10 full color War Insignia
Stamps.
Yes, folks, these War Insignia
Stamps will be absolutely FREE!
No contest to enter! No essays to
write! No puzzles to solve!
Just clip the exchangeable black
and white copies Of the full color
War Insignia Stamps and send
them to Combat Insignia Stamps
The Detroit Times, enclosing a
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05


Prosec u tor MR. BUR0
William Z. Bowling has a new Job
but just a part-time one. He
will be the speakers, committee
chairman for the Citizens Com
rnittee on Home Rule for Wayne
County. appointed TO the position
by Edward c. Fielder, committee
director.
William p. French Is chairman
of the Military Service dance to
be sponsored by Ionic Lodge No.
474. +. & A. NJ, on Saturday, May
20, In Ionic Temple. Members of
the ferry command, stationed at
Wayne County Airport, and host
|esses win be supplied by the Mich
ligan Epsilon chapter of Zeta Beta
Chi Sorority. Proceeds of the party
will 90 TO the Masonic fund 10
provide recreational centers for
men In all branches OF the service.
L. r. Schaefer, clerk Of draft
board No. 13, reports an innova-
tion in the Sendoff given inductees.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05
New Full Color
Insignia Stamp
Series Offered

FREE. FREE! FREE. FIFTY
NEW official FULL COLOR
UNITED STATES WAR INSIG-
MA STAMPS. created by Walt
Disney, and bearing reproductions
OF insignia used on submarines,
mosquito boats. field artillery.
military police and other units Of
Uncle Sans gallant fighting
forces.
Right now resolve TO collect the
NEW Official FULL COLOR
UNITED STATES WAR INSIG-
MA STAMPS! Make collection
which viii grow greatly in value
In years TO come.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05
He Is half way through his basic
training period.

Being trained in IL different
phases of air mechanics at Kessler
Field, Miss, are 81 Detroit youths
who have just arrived from recep-
tion centers at Fort Custer and
Jefferson Barracks.
KeSSler Fields latest gradual
ing class has Ia qualified airplane
mechanics from Detroit and vicin-
ity, who have been trained for the
last 19 weeks in all phases of air
mechanics. They are: Pvts. George
c. Berrman, 17151 Stout: David
A. Brubaker, 1926 Rochester;
Edward c. Gauronskas, 1851
Marx; Harold l.. Haley. 13349
Prospect; David M. Hunter, 201S1
Appoline; Sylvester A. Ostafin.
2752 Ash; Donald L. Sauder. 4470
Garland; Raymond j. Solecki, all
Oliver; Harold l.. Terry, 1868
Helen; James p. Veltman, 1886
Snowden: Nathan Weltman, 1902
Monterey. and Robert L. Wagner.
CONTINUED on Page 27)
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

s ce gradua-
ton from the
Detroit College
of Medicine. Be
sides his regu-
lar prac tic e.
Doctor McClel-
Ian has found
time TO serve on
nurner US i'm
portant jobs for
the society in
past years Gus
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05
knowledge Test
By Ho6
BY Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogarty
By Olsen & johnson
BY DIR. sABINA H. coNNoIL

By DIR. SABTNA III. CONNOLLY
How many ounces In: (a) A
liquid quart; tb) a gallon: tc)
gill?
2-where Is: ta) The Army
Medical Center; (b) Benicia
Arsenal: (c) Corsicana Fieldf
rs the holiday: ts) June
IA: (b) February II: tc)
October II?
4-Whst are these Gilbert and
Sullivan operas usually called:
ta) The Lass That Loved .
Sailor; OBJ The Slave Of
Duty; tc) The Town q
Titipu"!
is: (a) A iascar; (b) On
ogre; (e) a pantaloony
6-Who n n: Cal Eleventh United
States president: fb) he dis
covered the South Pole; fcD
he ended Spanish rule In South
America
(Answerr er Page fT)
copyrignt. isi7. ~ King r.ssuro
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

the Insignia Stamp Album. avail
able for only Is cents. may still
do so. This album contains a place
TO put each stamp. information on
each insignia. It's is highly at
Itractive rotograture pages make
the album an IDEAL place in which
10 keep the fun color Air Force
Insignia Stamps for yourself and
posterity.
Watch for the first exchange
able black and white copy Of the
new series of FULL COLOR
UNITED STATES WAR INSIG-
MIA STAMPS Monday .
in The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

been a guest at
Detroit's Hotel
S tail er. He
came to Detroit
to watch the To-
cal Hotel Stat
Ter b ow ling
team win the
'Statler Bowling
Tournament for
the second con-
secutive year.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05
Schools Will Wait
For End Of Harvest
special 10 THE DETRoTT TIMEs

LANSING. May 5. - Schoo
boards in rural areas will be re.
quested TO delay the fall reopenins
until harvesting has been com
pleted. Governor Van Wagonei
said today. 3
'1n order TO give maximum
aid 10 farmers who will be hard
pressed for labor this year,
am asking boards TO adjust
school schedules 20 meet their
requirements" he said.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

Suppose you were required
to initiate a regulation-siZe
basketball. How many pounds
Of air would il take?
The very trait that makes II
dangerous 10 bathers makes
the barracuda an easy fish to
hook. What trait is that?
buildings in many cities
have been made of the highly
prized building material called
Bedford limestone. Where
is the Bedford from which il
comes?
If you decided to cut down
an immature bamboo tree of a
specific height why would you
have TO do il today and not
put II of until next week?
1T isn't necessary that the
musician who plays the
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

poun d boxing
title in his
camp. where he
has been show
ing the fighters
q few tric X S
about the game
of flying fists.
Tony is a fight
ing man by in
stinct and once
was one of De
troit's leading
-. =.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05
Service Briefs:
Service Briefs:
Corp. Lobdido
Shows En- Fists

Corp. Tony Lobaldo, boxing in
structor in the Third Regiment,
Quartermasters' Rep a cem m n I
Center. Fort Warren, Wyo.. is the
leading contender for the 160-
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05
People You Know
DR.. Mcclellan Heads Wayne Doctors

DR., Gustave L. McClellan-"Gus"
TO most Of the doctors of the
Icounty--was inducted last night as
the sixty-eighth president of the
Wayne County Medical Society.
A native Detroiter, he has been
Iprscticing medicine for 40 years
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

humorlst Of the orchestra" be
a comedian. What instrument
Is IL!
THE Homestake Mine. Americas
largest gold mine, is located ir
a South Dakota town bearing
the name Of another metal
Name the town.
(Answers on Page Ell
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05
Rivard; Ralph A. Howard, 40s
|Cloverly.
T u Fly
H E N r Y
d R AT lie

Rivard; Ralph A. Howard, 409
Cloverly.
Pvt. Charles A. Link, 2904a
erik road, New Boston, who re-
ceived his initial radio training al
jefferson Barracks, Mo-, has been
transferred 10 Fort Lawton, Wash.
where he is on radio detail now
He writes his mother. Mrs. A. C.
Link, that he would like TO hear
from his friends.
Aviation Cadet Bombardier
Julian Becker. 3760 Rochester
avenue, Detroit, is one of the
finger men of the compass" al
Ellington Field, Tex. The boys ir
this unit take their training amid
the roars Of the multi-motor air.
ships TO get the proper din tc
make their work more realistic.
Among the upper classmen al
the Enid army flying school, Okla,
is Aviation Cadet Donald G.
Myland. 322S Canton, Detroit,
who has been appointed a corporal.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05
SELF. ADDRESSED, STAMPED

SELF ADDRESSED, STAMPED
ENVELOPE.
These new stamps are gummed,
perforated, serislly numbered,
printed on fine paper.
For the benefit OF collectors OF
the Air Force Insignia Stamps
who have not clipped necessary
black and white stamp copies 10
obtain the COMPLETE series OF
SO full color stamps. the Times
today Offers an opportunity "a
catch up" rs Is explained else
where on this page.
Air Force Insignia Stamp col
'lectorS who have not yet sent for
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05
Daily Quiz

By THE ACE ANswERMAN
sleep just as well now
as they did in 'the century OF
magnificent beds" but when
was that7
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

known around the Detroit Yacht
Club where he has done consider
able sailing, and among stamp and
coin collectors.
Frederick Dana Standish III, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Colburn Stan
dish, win be one Of the new army
officers to be graduated May 20
from West Point. His engagement
to Jean Taylor was recently an
nounced.
John c. Burg. vice president Of
Hotels Sfafler Incnrn0rated has
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

Boards 13 and Ii have combined
TO send their selectees TO the in
duction headquarters behind the
Larned Post American Legion
drum and bugle corps. Two hun
dred and eighty-four new selectees
shared In the sendoff. which is TO
be repeated at the next induction.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

DR.. Franklin d. Scott. assistant
professor Of history at Northwest
Iern University. will be the speaker
tomorrow night at a meeting OF
the Northwestern University Club
|of Detroit in the Whittier Hotel.
Churchill Williams, president of
the Detroit club, will preside at
the dinner.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

This exehsnxs esapsss
carries the same value
In obtaining Full CsAss
Air Foece fnsixnAn ~
black and white stamp
copies which have sp-
pesred heretofore.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

CONTINUED on Page 27)
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-05

(Answers on Page 21)
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Notes on a Feminine Cuff
Carnegie Collection at National;
Florists Turn Over New Leaf
By Helen Topf

Hattie Carneges aunts Washington
more than productive woud While the talented designer
collection
up few ideas about what
which has put
play THE Doughgirls"
Because the is laid in this city fashion
Monday night watched with interest the
Whelan and Nolan who Washington residents Miss
thinks they should
that's all the better For addition seeing local
treated to preview of clothes a la
We found them especially interesting
lines and color Wartime regulations apparently
predominang shantung
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Hints for Homemakers .
Muriatic Acid Cleanses Stone,
But Handle 1t With Caution
By Margaref NoUeH

By Margaret WOWeH
Miss Novel; tell
the stone under the windows house?
unsght and water
C.
AnsWerYou might try scrubbing with
dissolved pail of work. stronger
cleaning agent with may
hard
according to the directions the bottle Dilute
parts water, and handle
contact with paint This solution
similar stone decorations and think will find
which the chimney upstairs
Evening star., 1942-12-11

SLalneQ paper so Dadly tnat l naQ
the paper removed, shellacked the
wall, and had new paper put on
Now the stain has come through
again and the new paper is ruined.
What can be done to correct this
condition permanently?-H. C.
Answer-This moisture is caused
by condensation or the cold bricks
of the chimney, which seeps through
onto the inner wall. Sometimes it
will actually cause drops of water
to form on the wall surface. The
best remedy is to fur out the walls
about 2 inches from the present
wall, and then put on gypsum board.
This will leave an air space between
the board and the chimney wall.
You may put fresh wall paper on the
gypsum board surface, and it will
be safe from any further stain.
Dear Miss NOVEL;: I have insula-
ton on my attic floor We have
decided to finish a room in the attic
and would like to know if insulation
should be applied to the roof rafters
or to the side walls Of the room.
Also, should it be removed from
under the floor of the new room?-
J. D.
Answer-Place the insulation on
the ceiling and ali four walls of the
new room. If you wish to be very
thrifty you may take up the insula-
ton under the flool and use 1t on
the side walls.
Dear Miss NOVEL;: I have just
acquired a house which is far from
my ideal, except that it is located
near a fine school which is neces-
sary for my children. The house, OF
six rooms, has been freshly papered
but the kitchen is dreadful. 1t is
yellow brown, with two large, awk-
ward windows. Equipment is Of the
cheapest, and badly battered The
only asset is new linoleum floor OF
pink and gray marble-like blocks
with black and white landings. Can
you suggest anything I can do to
this room? 1 shall be spending Sc
much time in the kitchen I shall
never be able to stand it as it is
M. B. S.
Answer-The yellow brown sounds
pretty bad and would suggest that
you use the linoleum for 'inspira-
ton" and change the whole effect
Paint the ceiling a very pale pink
and the walls deeper pink. Dc
woodwork and cupboards in the pale
gray. Paint black four-inch base
Evening star., 1942-12-11
What's New in TO1Un?
By Dorothy NJ urray

Reflected Glory :.
silver dresser
enhance the of dressing table they'll last
With proper Currently there wide selection of
finish glossy etched designs ideal
monogramming BY the planning
these sets Christmas gift you'd better look
right 1t takes time for them be monogrammed
Stocking Problems ..
It's also you thinking youngsters
Christmas stockings and what them. Do and that
much of the detail work will
Of chocolate candies made the forms Of cigarettes and
pipes? And you'll include those that
with safety loop handles made of cord
eliminate the danger that from wooden sticks used
incidentally will probably
the duration that the children chocolate candies
this the manufacture of
regulation takes effect December l5
Hostess HELPER -.
the used food fruit
she'll providing ample for the Clipped ice
tempting cocktails well chilled The large outer dish also
occasion for grapefruit halves and be
finger bowl excellent suggestion seeking
gift for the new bride.
Mirror Mirror on the WaR -.
ncked again" Manys the time that
through household when the head Of the family
his give him Illuminated magnyng
mirror help eliminate the danger of painful injury These
daughter too will get lot of pleasure from this
the task Of applying makeup much simpler
Educational Toy
might little boy girl dial typewriter
which actually will help teach first
graders to learn older children with
spelling gadge complete with linking pad and tho
graphed keys.
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Use Imagination
In Constructing
Bouquet Garni'
Mixture of Herbs,
Fresh or Dried,
Aids FIav0r
By A. H. Deufe

Whats a bouquet garni?" a be-
ginner in the fine art of cooking,
asks. In so many cook books, this
gadget is tossed in without warning.
What is it? How does one make
it? And why?"
Well, now, that's an interesting
question to answer. Bouquet" is
readily understood. "Garni" is
French, from the verb "garnir"
meaning to garnish-to dress up,
with special reference to the prep
aration of food-particularly soups,
sauces, gravies and that sort of
thing.
The French peasant woman, maxi
ing her kettle OF soup, looks about
her garden and selects few sprigs
of parsley, some celery tops, some
green onion tops. Tied with a bit
of thread into a bouquet, it goes
into the soup pot to add distinction,
and, in due time, is removed and
tossed away.
II she is preparing a meat sauce
or gravy, the bouquet will be apt
to include bay leaf or two, and,
quite likely, nubbin of garlic. Or
there may be a few whole cloves.
In short, the bouquet garni is the
assortment of herbs and their
friends tied into one bunch and
added to the soup kettle or sauce
dish to provide a combined flavor
ing element.
The simplest and most common is
a collection of parsley, celery and a
bay leaf, but don't let that stop you
The man or woman who is a cook
at heart lets the printed recipe
serve as guide-but only as a
guide-not as hard and fast task
master. And in the making up of
the bouquet garni, culinary dream
ing can run riot. All the green
herbs have a place. as your imag-
mary taste sense ndicates-tarra-
gon, sage, thyme. marjoram and so
on and on
Now we have come to the time of
the year when most Of the green
things are in eclipse. Turn, then, to
the pots and jars OF dried and
rubbed herbs and to many a. fra
grant spice. Here we borrow the
"teaball' idea. In a bit OF clean
white cheesecloth we put our COL
lection OF both fresh and dried
herbs. Fresh parsley branches start
the assortment, then some bits of
celery top, then a pinch of mar
joram from the jar, or maybe thyme
or savory. A bit of garlic or an
onion or shallot belong, too. If
we are working with tomatoes we
will want basil or rosemary. Then
We tie our little bag with a string,
leaving long-enough end to let us
pull the bag from the pot, as we
remove a teabal.
In short, the bouquet garni is the
assortment of herbs, green or dry,
tied into bunch or into a bag and
placed within the pot or kettle or
pan to help out with interesting
flavor Don't be the slave OF the
bouquet garni. Make it your helper.
Evening star., 1942-12-11
A Correction

and beat until smooth and we'll
blended. Add eggs, one at a time,
beating well after each. Add re-
naming flour in thirds, alternately
with milk in halves. beating very
we'll after each addition. Add va
nilla. Bake in two creased layer
pans in moderate oven (375 degrees
Fahrenheit) 80 minutes. or until
done: or one creased 9x9x2-inc
pan in moderate oven $3.50 degrees
Fahrenheit) IS minutes, or until
done. Spread bittersweet chocolate
frosting on top and sides of cake.
BITTERSWEET CHOCOLATE
FROSTING.
squares unsweetened chocolate
l cup sugar.
as cup water.
Melt chocolate in double boiler.
Bring sugar and water to boil, cool
until lukewarm. Add gradually to
chocolate, stirring until blended.
Cool, stirring occasionally.