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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Profit HOLIDAY
ToExpdndUrged
By Ri(kenbdcker

NEW YORK, Sept. II GNS)-
American industry was called on
4adaY-by- Capt Eddie Rte+eh-
hacker 10 declare a three-year
postwar moratorium on dividends
and earnings 50 that all available
funds could bc invested in a huge
iob-making expansion program.
Eastern Air Lines, which he
heads, is ready 10 begin such a
program "of investing not only
our present cash reserves but all
the millions we can borrow in a
sound and sane expansion pro-
gram, FICKCnbaCKef said
The program he outlined. Rick
enbacker declared, would provide
"A living monument 10 the merit
and SOundneSs of the American
way Of life "
The World War I flying ace
expressed his views during a hear
ing before civil aeronautlcs
hoard examiner on an application
by his company TO extend service
through Now England 10 Boston,
which he called a key city IN
respect 10 international air trans
port
II have come 10 the Conclu-
sion" he said. that a. head of
Eastern Air Lines l can best
serve the nation and these hun
dreds OF thousands OF young
men who are fighting. bleeding
and dying for us, by planning a
postwar expansion program Of
10 To Is times our present ca
pacity To serve"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Unions in Agreement

From what I can learn. that $
pretty much the feclln Z
Throughout industry and or
gained labor also finds itself IN
complete agreement
on the question OF rcneGo'la-
ton. Wilson contends that,
While II IS not perfect. y IS
probably the best system that
could be devised under the cir
cumStanccS
"I think that II industry gen
orally would take a more sym
pathetic attitude, they would
iInd that II il quite workable"
4n added
ON this point. The GM preei-
dent finds himself IN the MI
uority as regards industry gen.
orally. As a matter Of fact. so
great has been the feeling
against renCgouauon That
there's strong likelihood h. Viii
he dropped -hs the first nt-ihe
sear.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
West Point Honors
State Senator S Son

SAGINAW, Sept IL John
Howell son of State Senator
Chester VI Howell has been COM
mended for outstanding excellence
IN scholarship during the past
year At West Point He was
claSsed distinguished and given
an award recently after scholar
ship ratings placed him twelfth in
the class of several hundred.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Mash Plant Gets e

The propeller division OF
Nash-Kelvinator at Lansing
today gets its Army-Navy "E"
for production excellence. The
award was to be presented in
afternoon ceremonies by Col.
Alfred II. Johnson. head of the
central procurement district Of
the Army Air Forces here.
Comdr. w. F. FADE represents
the navy at the presentation.
Campbell Wood is general
manager of the propeller plant
Officials of Nash from the De-
troit plants planned TO attend
the ceremonies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
LEGAL NOTICE


OFFICE ~ the Collector ~ customs.
Detroit Michigan, September t5 1914.
Notice ~ hereby given that the following
desrNhed seized nerchancse lady o
mink coat pair MATS ruhber boots,
pair mans SHOES palr mans house
slippers mans sat- I mans jacket,
1 Hudson BAY blanket. o. yards Noot
serge cloth no linen handkercniefs z
pairs cotton trousers. 3 pairs lady's shoes.
? pairs canvas shoes. bottle whiskey,
pair iady's shoes 2 bottles whisky,
l0i yards blue w0olen cloth otis wards
brown Noolen cloth. I pair iadVs shoes.
/ pair lady shoes iadyy sool dfesa.
pair lsdys shoes and I bottle ghiskeY
has been seizsd for violation % ne Cus-
toms Revenue laws 10 MS district Be.
tween the dates of Aprn I 1888 -
September 3. 1913. that the same u1
be forfeited ~ the United states Govern
ment on October 3 1913. in accofdanrs
with me statutes made and provided
Any person claiming any n the above
described merchAndise should he wfn rs
his or her claim - such merchanafss
Within twenty dsys from ne date ~ sns
htst publication - this nrtics nsrfis
r. Bradley Collector ~ Customs
ADYERTIsEMEST
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
HouddiIIe- e-Hershey
Pays 25l on B Stock

Houdaille-lIerShey Corp. has de-
clareG a dividend OF p cents on
the Class B stock. payable oct ID
10 holders Of record Oct. !. Previ-
Gus payments this year were =
cents each on June is and
March 20.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Wallace Idea Guarantee Unvaryine Progress

Wallace fears tha those who nosagc preWar
VIII drag the country Ronalcy depSsons cartels
and a every % years"
The implication is that the Wallace ideas guarantee unvary-
peua Certainly the vice president puts high appraisal
But for normalcy which sneers thoughtful Amer-
expect back any fixed
and conditions though many of Of
the which encourages mind
OF function freely and productvely.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Agree TO Slow Time

BAY CITY, Sept. 17-Bay City
commissioners will revert to slow
time If and when Saginaw and
Midland do. They agreed last
night. but none of them were too
strong for the idea Saginaw coun-
.cilmen Monday agreed TO adopt
standard time al the request of
Midland officials starting Oct. II.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Rail Names Press Agents

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE APP
poin'ment of Harry w. FrIer as
director Of public relations and
Francis V koval as publicity man-
ager Of the Chicago and North
Western Railway was announced
by r l., Williams. chief executive
officer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Involves Attack on Firms With Respect TO Rubber

Another point involved WallaceS the of
American corporations with rubber Perhaps all Of
would be # foresight had proved accurate
hindSGht we were caught unPrepared respect to
rubber when Japan made Pearl Harbo the
politicians blame.
Early the New Deal exploratory talk about
developing domestic of rubber Wallace his writings
tended pooh pooh such efforts deviation from the free
philosophy OF international specialization Thus Walaces
influence destructive Of American self sucency
the matter Of rubber mscacuaons by businessmen
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
No DistiIIers Holiday

WASHINGTON, Sept II \
disullerS' holiday from industrial
alcohol production for manufaC-
ture Of beverage alcohol viii not
oe possible during the rest Of 1913.
WPB said. War requirement, for
industrial alcohol have Increased
substantially, the agency said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Special Spokesman for Common Man

Wallace feels qualified the special spokesman for
the is he the fact that the high
efectng exploits which he advocates tends
deprive worker and the faTmero the
abtty enjoy ali the Of their labor? The high cost Of
dverts from producers rising ratio OF their total
output.
Thus may be would-be benefactors may un"it-
tngly be exploiting the common
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17

immoral tndict The alleged guilty, but
instead TO make ambiguous business batting statements "hch end
dsapproVal the guilty
prosecuting attorney New York County Gov. Thomas
T. Dewey vastly gang buster than all
the wckedne
pursued the difficult of
legal evidence against specific wrongdoers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Plan Victory Scrap Banks

WASHINGTON. Sept. 17-An
all out iron and steel scrap
drive will be launched by WPB
from Oct. l through Nov. Is. Vic
tory scrap banks" will be estab-
iiShed throughout the nation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
EARNINGS
S WHITE prSTu -,

O. NHi n DfNIAI MIG.
six months ended June 30.
Net prof, x5s9 9s7o t,ts sso
SNARE earnings IS s5c
DUPLAN CORP.
Fiscal year ended Nav 81
1913 1870
Net profit y44l 537 Sf54 027
Per common share Sl33 Nis
v. T.. BRUCF
Fiscal year ended June 80:
Net profit s543 ass s7,Y Soz
fer common shaHa 50 ~ S475
United WALL PAPER FACTORIES
Year ended June so:
Net prof, S3at 100 t,so 500
Per common share 3Oc iSr
NATIONAL POWER AND LIGHT
Twelve months ended July 81
Net income Is 5so oa7 "a
Three month. '' ended July i, % 81. soc
Net income 81. .332 ss5 Sso2 -s-
Per common share 22c Qc
ALUMINIUM INDUSTRIES
Fiscal year ended June so.
1888 rpto
Net profit s3s7 s3s xans 900
snare earnings S3,sl 50 O9
DtNHIIL INTERNATIONAL
SIX months ended June 30.
1913 1912
Es,imated net profit s5s4i5 slo'iis
Per share 43c f5c
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Aims Yelled Fists at internal Class Warfare

Beneath the language Of light seems
be veed
Apart from that what the value theoretical
~ when high craftsmanship required
challenge of and other problems growing
total warfare and the prospective of fac-
Il
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Local Firm Changes Name

The Detroit Rex Products Co.
of Detroit has changed Us name
10 DetreX Corp, II was announced
TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Detroit Stocks

Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid - far this year
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Livestock Markets
Z HIC AGO

CHICAGO. Sept Is GNsl-HoGs-
si4s01 u 90 heavies Sl45oui4 90 me
1iums SIt 75Tl5. lights. Sl4s0q1t qs.
uEh' HEhts Si4 a0q1f65. packing sous
SIS 50 q - a. PIGS, Sl2 1919 -
CATTLE 500 steadA-, gatvrv-- rn1
steady Beet steers Choice SIS 50 4
Is s5. medium Si3Ti5So. yesrlinss
Sl2 50 y is p Butchers Hefers xia
Us 23, cows 50 ioU12 bulls Sl0dis.
calves SAgis feeders 500 80 stock
srs steer N2gli So. cows and heifers.
SHEEP 3 500. steady. lambs. si5a
IS p. common Si24l3 yaarIings S11q.
i3. feeders. SI2 501i3 30. ewes. xsR7.
PITT>BURGH
PITTSBURGH sept Is HNs,-ckT.
lie -25 steady, steers good to choice.
SIC is 53 medium 20 good SIS .504fs.
common to medium. Si2 50QlS heifers.
good 90 choice Sl4nl5 so medium %
good Sil lt2 ~ common 20 medium.
g 30 p 10 so COWS. eoDd 20 choice S. so N
10 medium % good Si1uI2 Gamers
and cutters S6 5Ols bulls good 20
choice Al3 5qT IA common % medium,
s. 81 . ~ So grass steers. SiOu1f5O
HOGS-25o' active and i5c lower, isO-
$50 lbs Si4 s51l5 25. 10000 10,
Na rs q - 3j 200-22o lbs SIS q Is 35.
22o-250 lhs Si515u15 35 $50. 2eo lbs
Sl4 ai % - 30 290.35n lbs Si4 a0FfI4 20
ino-l10 lbs Si3 25 % u so. roughs Sl3
rit3 -
CALVES 100 steady and ssloc, higher
good 'o ,hnice So 5oU ~ 5O. medium 90
GOOD $3.50 ID culs and common S7Gll.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-17
Makes Ambiguous Business Batting Statements

The prosecuting altofneyS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
4 Real CbuckIe

Coach t.rtft t1.se, -.f- mau'
letters csii. 1terE'trau former
T.it' r.#r. p. Hn.e >ciN
ices Oh n.. globe
I ;~ .,nupt.c mo
ctncr drr u.Da Make Damn
.Spo,Ts vrf,l 0rcto ms ypTr'
Crccs Conserving fuc Dano wG
q he r.ta Lfu
n was placed ON this gun
with hn hillN from Ken
tlickN tru.r nan lie couldn't
write his mime He was load
ing IA, gun far me--and being
r. Colirg, student WAS sup
posed .to be- able to figure ont
all angles Go mt target, had
studied advanced mathematics.
He could add tNo.aTl two
Il was t'rrihl, But one dtN
the hlll-bill, made u under
stood that hc would. Hike a crack
on The firing end Boy was he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Wings Collapse
Again After II
Lead; Lose 81

BOSTON Dec % 49, They've
done II again
Those Detroit Red Wings seem
TO have a monopoly on last period
collapscS in the MIL this season.
Leading. p, after two StanzaS,
they allowed Boston Bruins 10
score four times and win 81 here
last night
The Wings left today for Mont
real. where they play the league
leading Canadiens tomorrow night,
in a sad state
They had seen Carl Liscombe
and Don Crosse punch home solo
goals IN each OF the first periods
only TO have Boston stage a mass
attack tn the last II waS a dupll=
cation of the previous Wing game
The Bruins continued undo
feated in 10 home starts and their
Bill Cowley MIL scoring leader,
added three -pnlptS-to- his e+r4+r
now 40 He has II goals and 81
assists lie scored once last night.
Jimmy Franks was splendid N
tho Detroit nets for TWO periods
He did allow one goal. but IT was
a freak shot from an almost I'M
possible angle that beat hun first
Buzz Boil taking a pass from
Cowley. shot 10 into the cage from
the right boards almost on a Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Big Dough al Stake
In Petersen Classic

CHICAGO. Dec % uNS1-A
S5OOs FIRST prize SAID 10 be. the
biggest eindNldus) award oyer
Offered M a bowling tounaWcnt
was annouBced today for The Pet
ctSen CLASSIC which VIII start in
Chicago Ian - The winner also
VIII ect'a Slnn squad PRIZE and q
dAm@nd medal d.
prRe~ for all tm0~c' n ipc money
VIII aggregate $50 4oo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
HIS EYES BEST

From the look these Young faces the recreation
departments free throw contest in provid
ing entertainment during school vacation They're watch
ing the champ in action at St Clair Recreation Center
He's Don TokFes 49, of 1850 FarveW, IRA student at
Southeastern High who shot % out of % tries 10 win
the east Se hOnOrs in Class A. Bob PrOvencal H. 1906
ST Clair ByOher of Joan PrOvenca state champ breast
stroke swimmer made Is out of p 10 lead Class group
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
HEADED EAST

The bcIoti S0uthpaW then
headed east. fighting and winning
several bouts In Now York and
Philadelphia, Before taking on
OrtiI on tho coast. Goldberg won
tNo bouts and drew m another Iu
Los Angeles
II was hQndcS incidentally
AAho- -4Ae- GolAheLG -hlS-l!rsi-ll=
round bout four years ago against
Pete Santnl at Naval Armory
Previously, he fought IN .prciIm-
mares.
Tho Goldbcrg-Milcr bout is
only one of three l0-rounder,
listed at Olympia Saturday night
In the others OF The triple wndup.
SAINT Thomas-ra quaint heavy
weight, who is disciple of
Father Dclluc n NeW York Will
meet the rugged DctroIter Eddie
SarkeSian. and Bee Bee Wright
Pittsburgh Wcltor faces Tommy
BCll oi New York
SAINT Thomas Wright and
Miller failed 10 arrive on SChcd-
ule Yesterday Miller coming IN
too late To work out. The others
Wired they would arrive today
after difficulty. IN obtaining .trair
rc~ofN atIOns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29

good Ito knocked down every
tbing az which b. aimed
go. smart Mr. Damn. the col
lcec student. IL now loading tho
gun for the hill billy and We are
the best team IN our outht.
War t. great lcVelet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
IIEIIcHI- AGREES

Boxing Commissioner IlcttChe
stopped m Al the Monroe a G..
Yesterday 10 watch Goldberg
work out and also voiced encour-
aEcmCnt.
tTrtrft,r-r-Tr'' -v-rrr' r-Tf to =
among the world, bantamwelghtS
hy RING Magazine. recently re-
turned from Los Angeles whore
last month hc lost l5-round dc
cI>ion ~ Inc bantam champ,
Manuel ORTIZ. m title bout
II was Benny first loss in
more than 30 fights RnGSiderS
sand Goldberg would have won
ne Tile p a l0-roundcr
In his last Detroit Hghtlp The
summer of 1912 Goldberg beat
Ahe Denner. trSt-rate fighter
from Boston a tcV weeks later
he Won a decision IN Toledo over
loo, Archibald leading feather
Weight contender
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Hockey Standings
NTION LEAGUE


TOMORROW = CANE
rr rFEHr af. Han 'rps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
LondeS EYeing
Title Fight for
Benny Goldberg

ReHrr Goldberg whose bout
.Vth Fuly Miller of Pittsburgh At
Hgtpa Saturday night viii be
b.S inst appearance IN a home
town rng IN a year and half
VM bc offered plenty Of induce
mcnt, 20 fight here more fire.
qucuut
Sick LondcS. promoter of Tho
\cv Years night card says he
VIII ut 20 arrange a title bout
between tho Detroit SouthpaW
bantam and RhA retranoNa, who
successfully defended his world
IfatbtrW9ght CroWn Monday
night II Goldberg whips the
smart punching Miller
III Goldberg keeps his head
and trains hard" LondeS SAID.
"Wr can get matches for him
with the best in the bantam
and feather divisions"
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Stock Prices Follow
Irregular Course
In Slow Session
About 100000 Traded;
Small Losses More
Than Offset Gains
BY VICTOR EUBANK.

NEW YORK. April 20.-The stock
market today reverted to indeci-
si'o sluggishness.
The ticker tape shifted haltingly
from the start and turnover for the
full proceedings of around 100000
shares was one of the smallest of
the year to date While modest
gains were fairly well distributed
near the close, these were more than
Offset by declines.
Bullish forces again had the bene-
fit of favorable war developments,
and there was considerable optimism
over the lack of any real selling.
Since the beginning of the recovery
year ago activity normally has
been pronounced on the advance
while dwindling in recessionary
periods
Stocks fitting forward the greater
part of the day included LackaWan-
ma, Southern Railway. Great North
ern, United States Steel, United
States Rubber preferred, WoolWorth
Du Pont. Eastman Kodak j. c.
Penney and American Smelling.
Stumblers were Bethlehem, Santa
Fe. Western Union. American Tele-
phone Westinghouse, United Fruit
Goodrich, Chrysler. General Motors,
Sears-Roebuck, j. l. Case, Allied
Chemical and Johns-Manvllle.
Bonds were uneven
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Chicago Livestock

- CHICAGO. Apgl % 7. United States
Department Of AEIculturel -Salable hogs
1000, total. li.uou opened slow, closed
active steady 20 10 lower than Mon
DAYS averaCc mostly steady to : of top
10 -. good and choice lSU-Bbu lbs
il 90-l 10 with the bulk = Uu-O5. GOOD
and choice Iru-lSu lbs 4"5-9U. most
Eood |ho-55u lbs. li.0O-S, few choice,
sslablo car,,c. 5000: salabIe calves.
! coo, fed steers and yeariIngS steady
70 hlehert mostly IU-l5 up on strictly
eood and CholcC offerncs largeiy steer
run. bulk. - l5-lU.'1. carly top, t. IS:
some hcId hlshcr hel1crs Io-l5 higher
hest, lis 80. unusually small run cow
here. market strong: wc.ehty cutters
. - down. sprluklnn beef cows. = Ou-
- on. bulls strong. wclghrv sausaec Of
iernGS; 1875; with heavy beef bulls
- oo-23 veslorS steady 10 strong at
Mond2y fat lambs mostly steady and NOT
1Co actlLe; Top. 10 h.RhCT. guod and
choice S1-l"; lbs, fed western Woocd
lambs. l3.i0-S5 to packers few loads
choice lH colo, cooG and choice $500
lbs fed clipped lambs with No. I skins,
lf1o-l1 10 steady most native ewes, 9l
lis N-no- todayS trade lat lambs slow
undertcne lO-l3 Or more lower. talking
IS hO-G0 on coCd and choice led lambs
now held lA.,S-9u and better: nothrrE
done on fed clipped lambs. lTdcrtone
about ste3dv on sheep. demand for sOod
to choice fed owes. q -
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas Light common-25
at 1912.
Evening star., 1943-04-20

Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket 9s4 per cent discount or 90.25 United
States cents.
Europe-Great Britain. official Bank
ers' Foreign Exchange Committee rates..
buying 4.02. selling 4.04.
Latin America - Argentina, ofhcisl,
2o1.: free. o5.25, up Il cent. Brazil.
Official 6.05n: free soon Mexico, 90 66n,
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated. Nominal.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. April 90 tF.-Late foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain in
dollars, other in cents):
Canada - O6ical Canadian Control
Board rates for United States dollars,
buying 10 per cent premium, selling II per
cent premium. equivalent to discounts on
Canadian dollars in Nev York of buying
eel per cent, selling 800 per cent.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
London Market Firm

LONDON. April 20 GPl.-The stock
market closed generally firm today,
Home rails we're higher and indus
trials mainly steady. Diamonds still
were strong, oils slightly irregular
and Kaffrs supported from Cape
Town.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK April 20 lP,-DivldendS
declared,
Accumulated
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Curb Stocks

N. Y. Curb quotations fur
nished by the Associated
Evening star., 1943-04-20

.Ex-divldend +Plus extras, aPald SO
far this year 81 extra b S5 90 ex-
ira. roc extra. nj 81 so extra. pFaid
in 1912. $1,000 extra
Evening star., 1943-04-20
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY,

Ter RI d W Cp lst 4h.s 1e4s Io3h
Evening star., 1943-04-20

Approximate Sales Today.
l1:00 AN. 144 O10 1900 Noon 256, l4O
100 Pm. l39.3l0 200 Pm 4s5, 300
Total -. 13l $50
4UnIt of trading, 10 shares; sales printed
In ful. In bankruptcy or reCeVershIp or
being reorganlzed under bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed by such compan mes.
Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or seml-annual deClara-
ton. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included XXX
dividend / Ex rights. Also extra or
extras. Cash or stock. Paid last year
Payable in stock. z Declared or paid SO
far this year. Payable in Canadian
funds Accumulated dividends paid or
declared this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
Rank OF ENSIGN

As navy nurses they will have
The rang Of enSlC with pay cor
responding 10 the my Of the
navyS commissioned officers.
They Will reccI"- an allotment
for uniforms. but are taking
with them slacks and lounging
clothes.
When they attend dances and
parties a. officers clubs. they
- 49, 81 iii--tTf=f Tfts-eiFsss
uniform Of the navy.
Army nurses wear civilian
clothes on-duty and several Eve
ming gowns 70 into the luggage
81 every army nurse bound for
foreign service They are among
the few women IN the world to-
day who have use for a formal.
And via he grapevine We hear
that A. service parties both here
and abroad. p ratio Of men
dancing partners Is about 200
70 one girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
JACKET OUTFIT

SMART PARTNERS for your
busy summer-in-wartime life
this Anne Adams dress and
jacket, Pattern 1880.
a neat bow Al the neck Of the
slim yoked frock gives a be-
coming touch il may be Of
white. Let jacket match or con-
traSt
Pattern 1850 is available only
in womens sizes 81, 36, 3S, 40
AZ, a., IS, As. Size SO. dress,
takes 27s yards 39-inch fabric;
Jacket, IL yards o4-inch con-
traSt.
Our summer Pattern Book is
ready. 1t contains smart styles
for work and play.
Dress pattern l6 cents book
10 cents. Pattern and book when
ordered together, 26 cents.
Address your request 70 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Due 10 slowncSS OF the malls
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please he patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
N IT. yourself
Fashion Show

a MAKE TT YOURSELF
fashion show will be held Tues
day afternoon. MAY ~, Al go
o clock. in the auditorium Of the
Ernst Kern Company 70 show
Detroit women how easy il is
~ look pretty. save money and
have more clothes when they
make them themselves.
Models will parade in Wash
ables for the Home Front A
fabric conServa ton expert and
fashionist will give expert advice
on style and washing problems.
Now, more than ever before.
women are making their own
Clothes - and liking il. Tho
"Make-It-Yourself' fashion show
will prove interesting 70 women
who are already members of
this group and 10 those who
wish 10 start making their own
clothes now There is no charge
for admission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
Dinner Menu
For Tomorrow
By PRUDENCE PENNY

BESIDES THE problem Of
lunch boxes homemakers arc
having trial these days 10 plan
substantial dinner menus and
keep within their red stamp al
lowance.
To help with this problem.
we're going 70 run on these
pages for time dinner
menu for each dav starting
with tonorrow's dinner.
PreSuuinG you have used
most ~ your points on a Sun
day roast and that you fr-
lsh u up today we're planning
Tuesdays menu with a mini
mum of points just enough
bacon 70 give the eggs a lift.
Cream OF Asparagus Soup
Scrambled Eggs With Bacon
Fresh Spinach Mashed Carrots
Bread Pudding
Coffee
For The scrambled eggs g.
cut The bacon . 2 or 3 STRIPS
Will do u IN pan fry
10 A nice Crspness and then
after draining Of a little If the
fat add the egg mixture and
scramble.
Mashed carrots arc given -.
in the absence Of potatoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17

service came 10 both Of them
over a year ago But like most
people they procraStinated unll
suddenly last month they real
lied the difference between join
iHg the service now and three
months later might easily mean
The difference between saving or
losing lives Of Uncle Sans boys
IN blue
Siene and 1I,lda expect 10 be
together a. Great Lakes for
while a. least Later they may
be separated 70 work in one Of
the great naval hospitals or per.
hapS 10 see service m Hawaii.