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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
HOROSCOPE


be gullible in any, transactions
or confidential affairs.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. 2S
L tbr business or employ
ment gains are in the air, make
your try at sharing in them.
Extend your operations to meet
today's opportunities.
OCT. "a TO NOV. 2s
Scorpio-Constructive work,
building, mining, farming, deal
in and breeding livestock, max
ing tools and equipment among
the many practical and essential
items particularly favored now.
NOV. 20 TO DEC. 22
SGgittGrius-Profits from sub
stantial investments, real estate
values, farming products, exca-
waiting and mechanical interests.
Day generally benefic.
DEC. 90 TO JAN. 2I
Capricorn - Grand influences
for private and general interests.
Be determinedly acquisitive.
JAN. 29 TO FEB. go
AQudrius-Today may require
a doubling of your efforts, espe-
cially in those things which are
difficult for you or for which you
don't have an especial aptitude
but you'll be repaid for your
earnest trys in any constructive
direction.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH go
Pisces - Excellent indications
for profits or sound gains in your
line of endeavors and through
investments that will endure.
Collections, sales, contracts and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Dinner Party Plans

DON'T FOREGO the pleasure
of entertaining because your
household doesn't boast maid.
A dinner, of course, needs
careful planning and it is best to
telescope the courses.
Serve beverages and ap-
petizers In the living room and
at the table start with the main
course. When doing this, see
that the appetizers are interest
ing enough to take the place of
soup.
Serve cheese and crackers
with the salad and have coffee
in the living room. With the
coffee pass tiny cakes, maca-
rooms, minis. bonbons, or some
other sweet.
Take plenty of time TO ar
range your house before the
event.
See to it that furniture is
placed for conversational groups
and that ash trays, cigarets,
matches or lighters are at hand
and place plenty of coasters on
all the tables.
III your guests are music en-
thusiasts, and you have library
of records, have these arranged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
New Ideas
For Menus
In LeafIe+

PLANNING FAMILY meal.
Is no small task. as every
mother knows. No matter how
many recipes you have in your
file, there are always times
when you long for somethinc
different 10 serve.
To help homemakerS with
their daily menu planning chore
Prudence Penny has prepared
a leaflet Of Purse-String
Recipes.
BraiSed Lamb Shanks, Brown
RaiSin Bread, Stuffed Baked
SpareribS and Crumb Griddle
Cakes are a few OF the many
recipes Prudence Penny gives
you.
Purse String Recipes. is one
of five leaflets recently pre-
pared.
Others are:
Games for Young and Old
Budget Menus and Recipes
Luncheon and Dinner Menus
Budget Entertaining
These five leaflets, along with
Is regular leaflets have been
compiled into a folder for easy
reference.
The folder of 20 leaflets is 10
cents II called for at the service
counter. or Is cents by mail.
When ordering by mail. ad-
dress your request to Prudence
Penny. The Detroit Times, De
tS>1fs Nil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Feature Harmony

ANN SHERIDAN offers this
excellent beauty tip for girls
with large teeth. She has learned
through years of makeup that
balance and harmony of features
ere the things to seek when ap-
plying your makeup.
Consequently. if a person has
large teeth. a thin line of a
mouth would serve as emphasis
TO the size Of the teeth. 1t fol-
lows. then, that if you make a
mouth up larger, it will give the
Illusion of your teeth being alb
Eplutely normal in size.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
ACTION DESIGN

PATTERN 1000 is available in
women's sizes "a, SO. 3S, 40, AZ
"a, as and AZ. Size SO takes 39s
yards 39-inch fabric.
Send Is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size, name, address and style
number.
Join the 1912 style parade an
send 10 cents for a Spring Pat.
tern Book. All the seasons high
lights are here in day and eve
ming frocks, sportswear, defense
modes.
Address your order 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1225 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
For Friday April II.

For Friday, April II.
MARCH II TO APRIL 90
Aries-Emotional control and
concentration on most important
duties are essentials. Be impair
tial in matters requiring clear
judgment.
APRIL 2I TO MAY 20
TaWus-Not too easy a day,
perhaps, but with proper man.
agement of your affairs and util-
izing your ingenuity TO the best
advantage you can turn medioc-
rity into real gain.
MAY Fl TO JUNE Fl
G m in You may find that
difficult problems and delicate
decisions need more than casual
attention and planning. New and
unusual ideas and methods should
be Of especial value now.
JUNE 22 TO JULY %
Cdnce "A test day for the
watchful and ambitious individ-
ual. The small manufacturer
and shopkeeper has a new chance;
larger organizations favored, too.
Turn your attention to the most
vital needs.
JULY FL TO AUG. %
Leo-Mildly encouraging. The
usual routine and daily response
bilities more vored than
unnecessary and unfamiliar I'M
dertakings.
AUG. 81 TO SEPT. 90
Vir9o-Friendly indications on
whole for employment business
and personal interests. Don't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

nicely in their various classical
tons.
II you have a supply of games.
place them where they will be
visible and you'll find guests
helping themselves, and making
up their own tables.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
At Least 70 toHAquin
More Orange juice!
*The Big Juicy FIorido's give
you most for your money
...vp TO sou more thon
"PeeIing" Oranges.

Florida sunshine certainly delivered the goods this year
produced the FINEST ORANGE CROP in years!
Wonderful FUNDAMENTALLY LARGE! You'll be
amazed that one orange could hold so much Juice!
Squeezing is beiieUing Compare the amount of Juice
you squeeze from of worth of FIoridas with what you
get from Zoe spent "peeling" oranges You'll find
that 20 to 5o% MORE JUICE pouring out of the
plump Florida Juice Oranges. That means FAR MORE
VTTAMINS-s more healthful diet for your family
Bigger Sizes SAGE More Monev
Housewives who lin the know" choose the larger
sizes. The bigger they the jucier they are To
squeeze These big fellows the that give at
least half again as much juice for your money!
When you buy. don't be fooled by fruit with bright
glowing orange skin That often indicates pupy peel
ing orange with thicker skin and more pulp and
less juice. Fully ripe Florida Juice Oranges are usually
mixtures of yellow, russell and orange tones Pictures
ut right show why beautiful OUTSIDE often means
much less juice INSIDE Play safe Insist on Floridas
By fast freight fresh shipments Of these super6ne
Florida Oranges reach your grocery daily Get some Of
these juicy bargains today.
Florida Citrus Commission, Lakeland, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

A CHILD born on this dan
will have some of the practical
and persistent traits of Taurus
along with the adventurous initia-
tive of Aries. A splendid COM
bination of Aries-Taurus. born
while the Sun is leaving the one
sign Aries and entering the other.
Copyright 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
BY Frances Drake

bids favored. Fine for winding
up old matters and unfinished
business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1925 Times Square. Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDIVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY G UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the first six
months of 1912.
Was Born;
Month .............. Day .....
Send Sc and Seif-AddrnnS
Stamped Envelope
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

yIted Miss Penny and It. Com
II g. Kipke, former Michigan
coach. 10 give talks specially
designed for air corps reSerNiSts.
lack Pickering. Detroit Times
CoiumnISi and master Of Cere-
monies viii introduce the SPEAK
crS ~ the Fox Theatcr AT 1890
F'udaN night ia conjunction
with Dcir0rtS premiere of the
movie. Thunder Birds thrill
ing aviation training epic.
The Titan Avengers also hope
10 get some training suggestions
from the many other rcSorylStS
IN tho city. a suggestion noN
has been placed IN the lobby Of
The tneafer and here other naval
air corps rcSer1lStS may leave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Elsie Robinson
This Thanksgiving Day
Let Us All Be Glad

back far more than we have lent
IN faith and friendliness And so
I'm glad glad that each one
has vowed 10 give all that he
can. that Liberty may live!
It's lonely now. with young
sters gone away. But I'll be
glad our Youth swings on It's
way, with shining face. 10 take
IT'S place IN Shipyards. factories.
tanks and planes. in camps and
hospitals, cruisers and Subma-
rlnes.
Glad that the whole land rings
with one great marching song.
the song our fathers changed
when they turned against the
old worlds wrong and blaZcd
the trail We follow now. today.
I'd almost lost the hope we'd
find that trail again
VIII Be Reborn
Thanks < < I y , n < 81 a. Our
tables will be leaner and our
purses. too. before we're through
Wen bear some scars the years
can never heal And yet ] feel
that We viii ne reborn,
Reborn 10 something greater
than tho childish Rayety and
greed We knew on other holi-
DAYS.
Reborn 10 new understand
ing nj or brothers WAYS and
that IT'S up 10 MS ~ keep him
Il we would ne kept
Reborn 10 taller VISIONS
wider goals
Reborn. perhaps n harder
destlnieS but tougher souls
souls that can really face the
challenge Of Democracy Souls
that can see beyond the small
horizon Of their own, small plan
10 Ali the endless brotherhood
Of Man
Thanksgiving 1912. You and
J viii see u through II won
no easy We won 70 u vel
But. somehow. We shall rise
above this hell And manage 10
be glad
copyrEh, l0s7 ey KnE Fss.ur,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
House Decorations You Can Find in Field.

leaves cut off very much re-
Scmbled lengths Of bamboo.
The dried flowers Of golden
rod may be used with bright
chrySanthemum blooms and
make a pleasant contrast. !
wish / knew the names Of all
the weeds I've used in years
past. many Of which have been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

REALIZING TIE importance
OF not only phN seal fitness but
good diet l.. Of = IS Titan
Avengers have developed a hard
cnlng- program The other night
30 young men prepared their
own dinner mere three arc
shown getting a home ccono-
mISr> help Pictured Jeff 10
rich' arc BOB DAWSON pEL--
NCE PENNY FRANK
VOGT and JAMES MAuN-
DERS.
Anxious for an local men on
listed m me navy 8 w. program
10 start = hardening and diet
program The naval reSerlIsts IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

considered exotic" plant mate
rial by flower show judges.
A fly-Spray gun loaded with
gold, silver, or any colOred paint
will change the color Of these
weeds from their natural drab
shades 10 match the color
scheme Of any room you may
own
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
suggestions for their own train
inE schedules.
Clever Flower Arrangement

LUCILLE BALL. needing a
leRE narrow flower arrange
mcnt for hor buffet table one
Sunday recently. and lacking
long narrow bowl placed three
small Jars IN llue down the
table Flowers IN fhe TWO end
Repls We're low, gradually get
ting higher on inner sides 10
match the lonC-sfeumed blooms
IN the central bowl Blooms
were 50 arranged that appar-
entity only one bowl had been
used Such An arrangement
would also be attractive on a
long sideboard or hall table
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
The War
Makes Us
Thankful
Nv HELEN ROWLAND

AL SMITH has long held the
American rights 10 the title Of
Happy Warrior but the other
dav I met q woman who also
deserves 10 bear that title.
Nothing bores me more.
she said. than 10 hear people
complaining, Never. before ms
war broke out. did I 80 heartily
appreciate al. that | have IN
,hlS world Never before did |
so highly treasure my country.
my home. my friends and my
happy way Of life
~ AN NO Pollyanna ! used
IL sHtifHhle pleatA hull haze
come To the conclusion that the
most IrkSone and depressing
people on earth are dissatisfied
people the Calamity James !
don't like braggarts or cyclists
hut I'm learning their secret Of
happiness They are contented
with themselves and all their
possessions II its theirs II
! must be- right They re self
satisfied
I'm learning 10 appreciate
everything even myself I'm
giving myself a break I'm be-
ginning 10 zee that my little
home is the incest most attrac-
tive home IN the world. | used
10 long for bigger. grander
place but now I'm glad that ]
haven't the responsibility of q
grand house
WY GARDEN may not No
the lOvelieSt m the world. and
the JapaneSe beetles have
spolled some of The vines and
flowers hut | congratulate my
self on the way ! plan~ed those
rock gardens And ~ Is still
the coolest and most colorful
spot I know
my GROUP Of friends are
The most interesting and con-
genial people IN the world AT
least they are 10 me. And the
community in which | live seems
10 be the pleaSanteSt and llveli-
est YOU could imagine.
Il wasn't always this way
contented and happy and self
satisfied II was The war that
skened me M the realization
nj how lucky ] am. and made
M satisfied with all the things
] have. instead of always wish
jnc for more. IL Is not until
Somebody threatens To take
something away from YOU that
YOU begin really 10 appreciate
il and treasure H.
AND THAT'S what tho shock
-. ri this war has done 10 many
of rs. II has made us love our
great and beautiful country. our
wonderful way of life. our free
dom and all the things We pos
sess IN such great abundance
hut never appreciated
n may have taken away
few Of our Injuries, but II has
given us the secret OF content
nen'
We are all Happy Warrior"
TO-DAY And II ~ our love and
appreciation Of all the things
we have, as Americans. which
Is going 10 make us fight hk-
tigers 70 keep those things.
Get out Of our way
Copynght ls47. ~ king Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

I'M GOING 10 be glad on this
Thanksgiving Day.
II won't be easy. I'll not do II
well. And yet in spite OF all the
hell and strife. the dislocation Of
oar normal life. I'm going 10 be
glad
II won't he for the things that
warmed me once. II won't no
for security and peace-they've
gone for the duration.
Nor for the cherished table,
ringed round with faces that !
loved For they've gone. too
so many.
Nor for the fact that I'm still
sharing in a rich. abundant land,
Even The sharing must he cut,
this year
Glad I'm American
And yei-l'm going 10 be glad
Thanksgiving Day I'm going
10 he glad with -a-pew- lIti-te-
both my heart and chin :.
glad FOR some things l only hall
realized before
Glad. first Of all. that I'm
American, And glad because.
in spite of all the fat and foolish
years, our spirit did not die,
Ne face a war and war Is
loathSome yes. But this rs not
a war for greed or spite Nor
Yet var 10 prove our aFro-
CANT young might. This - a
war Of daylight against night.
OF freedom against shackleS
men against hoodlums nut h
against foul lies.
And III he glad II war must
be, We Yankees fight for Right
Not Whining
Glad. too. that we're not whln-
Ing Al the price. We bargained
once and lost And learned 10
sneer. But we re not bargaining
tins year.
We may not get II hack the
cash we've spent But well get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
BY ISABEL FUCKER


ABOUT THE time you arc
filled with turkey and fNn S
and feel the need OF walking il
of why not take a stroll with
a purpose and find yourself the
wherewithsl for house decora-
tions throughout the winter?
Many Of your findings might
be used also for the Christmas
season soon To come.
The main thing 10 do IS 20
start without any inhlbitionS
whatsoever and keep your eyes
and mind wide open 10 the pos
SibilitieS Of wild material
Black alder berries are hand
some, 50 are the sprays Of
swamp or Michigan holly. Red
branches from The red-twigged
dogWood may be used with
other material for their soft
coloring. rose hips may add
scarlet or orange shades
Seed Poo Clusters
PeppergraSS seeds. cut with
long stems. make good decora-
tive material. so do the dried out
flowers OF Queen Anne'S lace.
TeaZleS and milkweed pods
may be used in countless ways.
Clusters Of the seed pods, open
or closed. OF the wild mallowS
are interesting 10 use.
Watch out for beautiful II
peStlferouS grasses. The SPUR
rel-tail grass. bronze grass. and
Old-witCh grass All work up
beautifully IN arrangements.
The nut-graSS has an interest
ing form.
CattailS are particularly good
in tail vases and may be var
niShed to keep them from fall
ing apart in use. Use some of
their own leaves with them.
Interesting Background
A particularly good stunt
that one of my flower arrange
ment pupils showed the other
day was a background for an
arrangement Of Chinese Ian
terms, made from varying lengths
cut from ordinary cornStalks.
These were taken from the bot
tom of the stalk, and with
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-17
Communist Vote
Right Challenged

the secretary of state. denied the
power of the Legislature to bar a
political party by name.
POWERS DENIED
1T also denied the power of the
attorney general and secretary of
state to make a determination that
a particular political party is sub
versive. In no way. however, did
the supreme court decision preclude
a determination of the subversive
issue by court of competent juris-
diction."
The case was remanded to the
superior court by the higher court,
with the direction that Peek and
other defendant state officials be
ordered to show cause by the Com
munist party should not be permit
ted to appear on the ballot.
The Communists hit at the Ten
ney law passed in September. 1910,
specifically naming the party as an
organization with subversive doc
trines and prohibiting it from ap-
pearing on the primary ballot, and
the Dilworth law providing a po-
litical party shall not qualify in
any primary unless it had 2500
registered voters 25 days prior to
the last preceding primary election.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-17
Supervisors Act
To Revamp Wages

Continued from Page -
year. and his salary was re-estab-
lished at the former figure.
STORM BRINGS ACTION
The general changes were brought
about, it was indicated, by a storm
of protest which followed action by
the board last week in raising salar-
les in some offices, and leaving them
unchanged in others. Supervisor B.
VI. Graham, who had stood fast from
the first for a general policy rather
than individual selections, submit
ted the all-around schedule which
was finally adopted with few chang
eS.
Under the new resolution, most
county office workers will receive
pay increases of SIS a month. In
some cases schedules within the
departments were leveled off by
giving some employees slightly larg
er increases than others, to bring
all to an even footing
The same leveling policy was fol-
lowed out in township offices. with
all justices of the peace except the
one in Ell Centre brought up to
$1,000 a year, which had previously
been the figure for Calexico town
ship. Ell Centre, busiest township
in the county, continued to pay
its justice of the peace $1,000 a year
All constables except those in El
Centre and Brawley were boosted
Sl00 year, to bring them to a par
with constables in those two COM
munitieS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-17
Scouts Sold Out
AT Summer Camp

First five camping weeks at Haul
cu-cuish, Boy Scout camp at Cuya-
maca lake. are entirely reserved,
according to Hugh Wilcox, Imper-
ial- Yuma executive, who is spend
ing half his time in the valley
because of continuing Scout activi-
ties here.
There are some vacancies for the
last week of July and the first week
of August. Wilcox said. The camp,
built to accommodate 1875, has had q
population this summer as high as
ITS with 40 applicants turned away.
The average attendance is l40 to
$50 a week.
More valley boys than ever be-
fore are enjoying Scout camp this
year, but still activities continue
briskly during the summer, which
is contrary to the usual custom,
Cooperating with government agen-
cies, Scouts are distributing l0.500
price control bulletins and are col
lecting scrap iron in the national
drive
They have just completed sue
cessful rubber drive in which Yuma
Scouts alone collected enough scrap
rubber to earn $3.50 for USO, Scouts
garnered IN so much waste paper
that national headquarters finally
had to divert Scout energies to
other fields for lack of any more
space.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-17
Love Tryst Ends
In Girls Murder

Continued from Page u
brae Blvd, Glendale, admitted his
identity TO police and told officers
he left his pistol in the auto court.
He declined, for the present, to am
plify his telephoned confession.
In his call to Oakland, he had
offered to give himself up after |
have few hours of Sleep.
Gireth was arrested by city patrol
men when he walked out of his
hotel room, across the street from
the police station, to answer a call
placed at the request of the police.
He had been told by Oakland police
to stay in his hotel room.
There were no signs of a struggle
in the auto court cabin. Beside
the bullet wounds, there was no
mark of violence on the girls body.
There was a bright ribbon in the
girls dark hair.
In San Jose, Miss Hammers for
mer landlady said the girl left San
Jose about a month ago to enroll
at the Boeing school. The landlady
described her as very nice girl,
and said she recently acquired a
new blonde boy friend.
Police found a large amount of
baggage in the cabin, and expressed
belief Miss Hammer and Gireth
may have planned an elopement.
Investigation showed they stayed
at the auto court at least "a hours
before the shooting.
Police thought 1t possible Miss
Hammer had been shot while she
slept, but this could not be confirm
ed at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-17
Continued from Page u

IdSC ~
parently has put Hungarian and
Rumanian troops into the Voro-
and is building defensive positions
nezh battle on the north flank
there to release the NaZi assault
troops for the thrusts at Rostov and
Stalingrad
In that way, the Axis strategy
would be designed to attain certain
geographic objectives = the Volga
river and the Caucasus oil fields
for the time being rather than to
renew last years attempts to en-
circle and destroy the Red army
as a fighting force.
The Germans at present have
left strong Russian forces in their
rear or on their northern flank and
fighting was reported more intense
than ever in the Voronezh sector,
where Berlin still was unable to
make good on its twice repeated
claim of having captured the city
10 days ago. Stiff fighting also oc-
Cured in the Briansk area, 220
miles southwest of Moscow, where
Russians made series of success
full attacks. recapturing a number
of towns and finding 1890 German
corpSes.
NAZI COST HIGH
The great cost of the German
advances in the south and the urg-
ent haste of the Nazi high com
mand to achieve their geographic
goals was illustrated by official
Soviet reports that 100000 Axis
troops had been killed, wounded or
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-17

At his home in Calhoun, Ga,
Hayes said he returned to the shoe
store to "rectify any trouble that
might have been caused"
After leaving the establishment,
he asserted, "a policeman caught me
in the belt and dragged me back to
the store"
inside" he said, "a man not in
officers garb gave me all he had
on the jaw. Then l was dragged
to the patrol car, handcuffed be-
tween two officers. | was struck
again by this man not in uniform,
who leaned through window to
hit me.
AT the police station l came to
my wife's defense, and denied that
she had cursed as the Officers
charged. That only set off more
beating by the officers"
The singer, who said he wanted to
forget the incident. admitted his
wife told Higgins: This is no time
to talk about racial prejudice and
segregation. Hitler ought to have
you"