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Evening star., 1943-06-12

The United Nations made a rich
haul in Tunisia: One German full
brass band. A good German band
was always one of the few manifesta-
tions of Teutonic "kultur" acceptable
to other peoples.
Evening star., 1943-06-12
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor must
oear the name and address of
the Wr1ter, although the use OF
a pseudonym for publication is
permissible. The Star reserves
the right to edit all letters 1pith
uie1D to condensation.
Evening star., 1943-06-12

The Nazis declare that the Allied
Invasion of Europe is to start June %.
Where is the vaunted and meticulous
German efficiency? They fail to say
what hour,
Evening star., 1943-06-12

The dean of the law school of Co.
lumbia University in New York says
that the supply of young lawyers is
running dangerously low. This is one
shortage that has not been felt in
official Washington.
Evening star., 1943-06-12

Map of the United States-An
excellent map 81 by % inches in
size. Includes all of the Nations
detached Territories Shows Alaska
and the Aleutians in detail. The
reverse side gives insignia of the
Army, Navy and Marine Corps also
economic maps of the United States.
Includes 1910 population figures of
States and 200 leading cities. This
map will be invaluable to those who
wish to familiarize themselves with
their country and its possessions. To
secure your map inclose Is cents in
coin wrapped in this clipping and mail
to The Star Information Bureau.
Name
Address
Evening star., 1943-06-12
Hdskin's Answers
To Questions
By Frederic J. Hdskin.

By Frederic J. Hdskin.
A reader can get the answer to any
question OF fact by 1Driting The Epe-
ming Star Information Bureau, Fred
eric J. Haskin, director, Washington,
D. c. Please inclose stamp for return
postage.
@. How much does the Government
spend in year?-O R.
A. Expenditures by the Federal Gov
ernment are now at the rate of about
100 billion dollars year. This is ap-
proximately sl1415,525 every hour.
@. What was the livelihood of Rich
ard Crooks before he became so success
ful as tenor singer?-A. M. B.
A. He was an iceman in Trenton, N. J.
@. What food is provided for the Raj
flyers during raid on Axis countries?
". NJ
A. Just before recent raid on Berlin
selection Of food used on the trip over
and back was photographed. It in
cluded orange juice, sweets, oranges.
chewing gum. barley sugar, coffee and
chocolates.
Evening star., 1943-06-12

many Italians, faced as they are with
impending disaster which can only
be intensified by prolonged resistance
from which they personally have
much to lose and nothing to gain.
Evening star., 1943-06-12
Gamers Arguments
Resisted by Readers.
To the Editor of The Star:

In The Star for June 3, the presi-
dent of the California Packing Corp.
is reported as stating that compulsory
grade labelling would dry up advertis-
ing. Would it not, on the contrary, pro-
vide a sound basis for informatory
rather than ballyhoo advertising?
If Gamers are able to achieve econo-
mics in large scale production produce
ing advantages which they claim for
their products in advertisements, why
should they object to grade labelling
which simply would provide conclusive
evidence of the advantages of their
brands?
If their brands possess no such ad-
vantages, is it not proper that the con-
sumner should know the truth?
1t is said 'the truth will set you free" :"
Apparently the Gamers do not approve
that road to freedom
WALTER r. VOLCKHAUSEN.
Evening star., 1943-06-12

To the Editor of The Star:
How gullible is the consuming public
supposed to be, that it should swallow
such statements as those contained in
your article relating the arguments of
the president of the California Packing
Corp. before the Smith Committee
of Congress which is investigating prac-
tices Of administrative agencies with, I
might add, OPA as the goat?
How grade labelling can destroy the
free press of the United States or in any
way interfere with the use of brand
names is something that no sane person
can understand. Gamers are afraid
for the public to know whether the
grade of goods in the can is A, B or c,
and so they resort to all sorts of ridicul-
GUS arguments.
They can continue to put out their
products under the same brand names
and we'll remember the brands that we
like and buy them again. But if those
particular brands don't happen to be
on the shelves, we at least can pick out
others of corresponding grade with as
surance that we are getting what we
pay for. Why should we pay high
price for an inferior brand Just because
the Gamer thinks that by the price we
shall be led to believe that it is of high
quality? M. I. M.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
There Are Different Types of u. s. Government
SeeUrities-Choose The Ones Best Suited for You,

There Are Different Types Of u. s. Government
seeurities-choose The Ones Best Suited for You,
United States Far Savings Bonds-Series E.: Tho
perfect investment for individual aud family savings.
Gives you back 81 for every So when the Bond
natures. Designed especially for the smaller in.
weston. Dated lst day of month n which payment
is received. Interest,": 29Io year if held TO Iaa-
tui'r, denominations: S25, $50, 500, $780,
SIS }. Redemption: any time 60 days after issue
daic Price: 1870 of maturity value.
212fc Treasury Bonds OF I96f-I969: Readily mar.
ketabe, acceptable bank collateral, these Bonds
ideal investments for trust funds, estates and
individuals. special feature provides that they may
be redeemed al par and accrued interest for the
purpose of satisfying Federal estate taxes. Dated
April Is, 1913; due June Is, 1869. Denomina-
lions: $500. $1,000, $4,000. $4,000, 100000 and
SI.O00,00O. Redemption: Not caable till June Is,
1861; thereafter par and accrued interest on any
interest date at 4 months notice. Price: par and
accrued interest.
Other Securities: Series ''C' Tax Notes; Meo Ger.
IiGcaes of Indebtedness; 2fo Treasury Bonds OF
l0oO.10o2: United States Savings Bonds Series F's
United States Savings Bonds Series CO. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14

Guinea. Suppose you could hear the groan of
American boys wounded, and American boys
dying Say now, how many Bonds would
you buy?
That kind Of wur
THEY are dying. And they will keep OIL
dying until we drown the enemy in an over
whelming torrent Of bombs, bullets, guns,
tan:ls, planes, ships, and shells.
That's why we're asking you, I'm this one
month OF April alone, 10 lend Uncle Sam ID
billions of dollars - by buying War Bonds.
13 billions of extra dollars over and above
any buying that you'd be doing anyway
A lot of money
13 billion dollars is lot Of money. It'll take
sweat and tears 10 raise Il. It'll mean going
HithOm now. But also - it will mean saving
now-to buy later. It'll mean giving up ercry-
thing You cart square with your conscience,
80 that We, as, children, can have a more
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14

decent place to live in wien this war is won.
The drive is oa
So, if someone calls on you to ask You to buy
War Bonds in this 2ND WAR LOAN DRIVE.
will you buy TO the limit then buy more?
Better yet, will you go to your Bank, Post
office, or wherever you're used to buying your
Bonds - and buy NOW? Will You lend extra
money this month? Money that can hasten The
day of Victory? Money that can help to save
American lives?
Money buys money
Remember, what you're really buying with
your money is still more money. For after all.
these Bonds are money! Money plus! Every
dollar you put into War Bonds will bring You
dollar plus interest.
SO The more Bonds you buy the better
for you. Americans Gel Tough with your
selves-for your country.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14

decent place to live in when this war is won.
Evening star., 1943-08-25

Both pieces complete ct
q sensational low price
OF only SO for both. The
eh-steel box spring Of
guaranteed construction
a.. the mottrsss Of long
fiber cotton felt with
,mperiol stitched edges.
Both pieces toiIored in
superb auolity S-ounes
AGA ticking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Complementary CoIors
Make Attractive Gardens
Nv ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden EDITOR

PERHAPS THE most effec-
tive Of possible color schemes IN
the garden Is the one called
Complementary" For this It
Is necessary n use R color
wheel, 50 we have drawn very
simple one fer yoH.
Any two Colors lying directly
opposite another on The wheel
are complementary colors. Sim
ply lay a pencil on the wheel,
placing II through the center
and sec where each end points.
Each NJ these cotors is the COM
plement OF the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Voice Tones
Important
To Charm
Nv HELEN FOLLETT

THERE'S A great difference
in voices, as you may have no
ticed. The majority OF them
are too high in register, haven't
sufficient tone range. They are
inclined 10 be thin and reedy,
are not pleasing 10 the ear.
Loud speaking is not rannerly.
Slovenly enunciation is conn
mon error. Speech. like appear
anCe. should he neat
The voice should be clear, he
placed Ar medium pitch, have
emotional qualities sufficient TO
make II musical
If YOU have doubts about your
voice. read aloud. Read Shake
speare. That's a test. You may
he surprised 10 find that you
Slur words, that YOU do not give
each vowel It's fun valuation
Don't forget that A beautiful
speaking voice IS a quality Of
charm Many 4 man has been
Ease by an attractive
voice
Shallow breathors are likely
IN have weak voices. DO deep
breathing exercises, not only for
the sake Of your voice and your
constitution but for the sake Of
your complexion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Opportunities
For Boys
In Service

YOU WHO are about 10 serve
your country will he interested
in the booklet being offered by
The Detroit Times Home lnsti-
tute, Opportunities in the
Armed Forces
Opportunities in the armed
forces are many, both 10 serve
your country now TO the best OF
your ability and 10 obtain train
ing that will help you in the
postwar world.
Under the chapter Let's Look
az the Army" is explained the
work of the various divisions:
the infantry, the armored forces.
the signal corps, chemical war
fare department, air corps and
cavalry.
The chapter Fighters Of the
Fleet contains information on
naval schools, battlewagOn serv-
ice. naval air corps and the
coast guard.
FIRST 70 Fight" titles the
chapter on the marines and IT
explains the advantages 10 the
found in this branch Of service.
This booklet is Fl + T + + ~
CENTS If ordered by mail and
TEN CENTS If called for at the
service counter in the lobby Of
The Times Detroit Times Build
Ing.
When ordering the booklet, adj
dress The Detroit Times Home
Institute, 1'25 Times Square,
Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Several Ways
To Conserve
s.r
Gas at Home
BY ELEANOR ROSS

THE CHINESE hold that
repetition is the mother of Wis
dom. And so, with this thought
in mind, we have no hesitation
about sometimes repeating or
charging on ideas for conservs-
ton and for making the best
out Of all appliances, services
and equipment available during
the war.
Again have come conmunlca-
lions asking us 10 remind
American women 70 conserve
cooking gas. In some parts Of
the country there Is an actual
shortage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
PIua Gas LEAKS

SO get busy and plug that gas
leak. First of all, keep all
burners clean. for a dirty burner
is a waster Of gas,
Be careful which burner YOU
turn on. Don't turn on the big
burner just because IL happens
10 be the most conveniently
located. The big burner at full
strength uses an average Of %
cubic feet of gas per hour, while
the smaller standard burners,
doing the same job. use only
about 1917 cubic feet per hour.
Don't boil food or water after
II has once boiled. Turn burners
down 70 Simmerng point and
reduce the gas used TO Ia 10 3
cubic feet per hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

SUMNER CLOTHES are uow
in order and the preferred STYLES
So far are The skirt and Jacket
in any fabric rs wei. as suits
5n3 houses This skirt and
Jacket st,Ie gains m popularity
as is the kind o. dress one
may wear 70 Trsrkc' In the morn
Ing. - the store later on and
even 80 urchcon.
The, hss hCeu lots 90 white
~ a'l Tho fashion shows T.
would seem ~ ne the selection
for -he better grade crcsS-Lp
dresses.
White is ALWAYS correct Tor
cry me az fFo day and INTO t0e
evening If need be- !. IS the
coolest looking dress onN warm
CAV and with 5re ~ fNe bis hats
vii be lovely for any cIrL young
or mature
While we Ike 90 take our t.we
about the purchase Of summer
things and give much scrutiny
10 what We have left over from
last season Il lS always advisable
10 buy tho correct things when
they first appear in the stores,
NOT Reordsred
Many q the better styles arc
not recorded. 80 when we find
lust what we like. we should
buy il. We have all had the dis
aging experience ~ trying
"a find cool things in midsum
mer.
There will he more prints than
We have worn IN the past They
are expected 70 he fashionable
throughout the summer. Some
Of the attractive. inexpensive
ores are IN the bordered designs
Deep floral borders around tho
bottom and the rest ~ the gar
merit in smaller all-over flower
design.
There il 2 fad for combined
colors. too The Jacket may ne
In three shades Of pastel. such
ss aqua, lime and fellow with
skirt of one tone or panelled
with one Of the paStels
Dresses. too, are made sleeve
less. overdreSs style with another
color for sleeves and third for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

are. il Is very necessary 10 re-
member that all shades and
tlntS Of any one color are
ClasSed as rcd. So a contrast
ing scheme If red and blue might
easily become pink rambler
roses and dark bite deiphtnium
or bright rcd heehalm and pale
blue corn flowcTs-that is en-
tlrolY UP 10 you
The way in which these color
schemes may he worked out in
living plant material will be
discussed tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Safety Shoes
NoWAvahiabIe
For Women

WOMEN'S SAFETY shoes,
with plastic or fibre toe box.
have been added 10 the types Of
safety shoes available through
the issuance of supplemental
ration stamps. under the same
procedure that applies 10 mems
steel toe shoes. the Office Of
Price Administration said today.
Due 10 the increasing num-
Der of women in industrial
plants, addition of plastic or
fibre toe safety shoes was
necessary since I'M the past
womens safety shoes generally
have not been made with the
steel toe box. In adding these
types of safety shoes. OPA
pointed out that they were be-
ing included only until such
time as womens steel toe safety
shoes become available.
Special stamps for the pur-
chase of these shoes can he
acquired by women workers
who have spent their own
stamp Il. even though there
are unspent stamps held by
members Of their families. If
the worker needs this protec-
ton on her job.
In plants authorized 10 handle
safety shoe applications, work.
ers will he able 10 obtain the
special shoe stamps by applica-
ton ar the plants. Otherwise
they should apply 10 the local
ration boards either in person
-. E.t v,,ny1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
ArmourS
Meditation
Meals
~ 7 Hearty
~ Meat Meals
@rS
FAMILY OF z

oaly n rod points are all you need
for the meats and fats called for in
these 7 substantial meals for your
family of 2. They were planned by
Marie Clifford. Armour's food econ
omist-and the market order below
shows exact quantities to buy, Guam
titles can be easily adjusted for fam
lilies OF larger size.
SUNDAY Red Stamp PofHts Ia
(WhA isfiOesrs for Tuesday diRNT cd
Wednesday iUHch)
Roast Loin Of Star Pork =
Pan Roasted Potatoes Fresh SptnAeA
Tomato and Cucumber Salad
Cherry Tsrts Codes
Your Sunday roast will provide meat for ycw
Tuesday dinner and Wednesday lunch, 20 yoa
Will want a choice cut that - tender and nsvur-
ful. We suggest you AJAX for Armour Q Star Pork.
MoNpAY-Rsd Stamp POINTS,
Veal Stew b. Celery and Noodles
hiirrd Errrn Salad
Strawberry Shortcaks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
To Best Advantage

A higher fame than simmer
ing just wastes gas and cooks
food no more quickly.
Think twice before using the
gas oven and plan carefully so
that when you do use II there is
a capacity load
Roast chickens, vegetables.
potatoes and pudding all
nicely cooking at A temperature
Of 400 degrees is A pleasant
sight, vastly different from that
presented by all the oven fuel
turned on 10 do batch OF cookies
or lone pudding.
If you are baking beans. then
AZ the same time make a pot Of
soup, one that requires the
same long, slow baking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Snoods, Hsh

Small tailored hats In either
tr.rorr or posullion shape are
worn for those who do not care
for the frillv or lowered ones.
hut large hats will he suitable
with any and all costumes Have
ono in black as well as the pas
tcls and white
There are still Just as many
snOods as ever. Many of the
summer ones are made ~ white
Irvine. the starched kind and
lavishly trimmed with flowers
ribbons.
The front fits over the head.
the back covers the hob with
nearly all the fullness at the
sides. Flowers or dozens Of lit
Tie ribbon bows are attached 10
the full sides giving the face a
fower.like frame.
Cotton Will he correct for any
occasion from morning. 10 the
ma hours. Even wedding
dresses are done in cotton lace.
Such dresses when made with
ont trains (Which few are wear
inc) may he used for dances
throughout the summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Slim Ankles!

SLIM ANKLES have always
been q sign Of an artistocrauc
beauty To keep her underpin-
nlngS IN perfect shape Lynne
Baggett. Warner Brothers &C.
treSS. stands with her heels to-
cether. her toes turned out as
far as possible. Then the actress
rises up on her toes lowers TO
floor level again until her mus
Giles give out. Ten times a day
ought 10 turn the trick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

ne fNJDf panel NiS tIllNlnE ~
co'ors would he more appreCl-
sted hy the Younger set
Slack Style
Stacks are again in vogue. We
vii. az course have all The
unitarian garments, but We have
soon many ~ the very dreSSy
-ouos for formal a. home and
CahaD7 wear.
The blouse and pants style Is
p-rferrsd IN tho all-In-oneS.
black again done In the smart
c-' manner with holcro over
.ecr white or tlmy pastel
I...~fN.
Shoes hcsddreSs and Jewels
r-usr BOO n smart harmony with
those exotic costumes. There are
.ast a. many of the formalSlackS
IN color and pastel As in black.
Pastel seems 70 be preferred 70
t-e brilliant tones for the better
grade SACKS. White with black
accents is also good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Suits, Stacks, Snoods -
Favored for Summer Wear
Nv DONNA GRACE

the front panel This mixing NJ
co'ors would Ne more appreCl-
sted hv tne Younger set
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

TRY TINES WANT ADS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

9nuoy, ave sssuu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Flower Contrast

Here are vivid color schemes
blue with orange. yellow with
violet. A whole garden IN a
single scheme would he rather
difficult to live with. but one
border done in such a scheme IS
very effective.
The fourth type NJ color
scheme. named Contrasting" Is
the combination of any color
with one that Is not close
enough 10 II on the color wheel
10 he analogous nor opposite 1t
30 he Complementary. For in
stance, red and blue are con-
trasting colorS, white with any
color is a strong contrast This
type scheme is striking but
must be handled with care.
SAe Shades and Tints
In any Of the four types Of
schemes given. u iS best to
subordinate one color 10 the
other in a two-colOr scheme, and
70 let one color dominate in a
several-Color scheme. IL you
are using blue and orange, as
described yesterday, then let
there he lots OF blue flowers
and only n few orange ones,
while If you are using a red
orange yellow scheme, there
might he mostly yellow flowers,
quite p few orange ones and
only very few red. or. II YOU
like red. YOU might reverse this.
Flower colorS being what they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
INK SPOTS

TO REMOVE ink spots from
fingers, wet the head OF a match
and rub on the spot, then rinse
with soap and water. All traces
IF ink VIII disappear.
Evening star., 1943-02-16
The 4 Dimension becomes the uezv measure OF distance!

10 England IL Hours South Amerca Ac
That's the u S. Army Air Transport thinks today
when ogisca problem
seU And what difference that from the type
prev allied during the last war
and recall that the World War Chief American
Army had opportunity reach France ,coud haze
than a ueek BY boat!
You and still have fresh minds how quickly the Chief of
of the present American Army reached Africa b,
Comparing the 1917 with that of 943 the
latter conflict is goba in scope the fighting fronts
home that by air. After all it, today
. shunk to Approximately one.ftth its former size!
For the modern transport plane has escoped distance and junked
the geography that away M not
matter how short will take place
to another regardless OF nautical mileage!
bringing revolutionary change thinking
Eastern Air Lines Justly claim significant contribution only
Evening star., 1943-02-16

on the basis OF activities with the Air Transport
mand but also from the pioneering all of did years popuaze
the idea that the the shortest dis
tance between two points 80 MinutesNew York Washington
8A Hous-New York to Miami 9H Hours-Nliami to Chicago!
And through both international air gaeway Latin America
1872 Hous-New York to Mexico City IS Hours-New
Balboa, Panama.
When the who predict just the future schedules
OF The Great Silver Fleet will be Can we?
taster schedules convenien and flying economical
Let's look forward that day and wartime aviation for
rich promise And let's speed the ulment working
buying War Bonds achieve Victory Then able enov
real measured by of by miles,
&4lzz&xz@
President and General Manager,
EASTERN Kin Z1rsl
Evening star., 1943-02-16

*Physicdl space is sometimes regarded, as
in the theory Of relatiity, as consisting of
the three ordinary spatial dimensions plus
fourth dimension, uhich is Time itself.
The guardian., 1943-02-27
CITY NEWS

Everybody must go and at
tend the Choral Concert at
the Congregational church OH
Columbus ave and West New
ton st on Sunday, Feb % at 3
p m. This concert is under the
auspices of the organist and
choirmasters society. Such
well known musicians as FL
wyn Barrow, Charles Henry
Dolan Yates and others are
participants. There is only a
silver Offering, You must a,
tend because all need good
music in their souls.
Reverend Abercrombie and
Anselmo Krigger appeared
again at 464 Mass. ave on Sun.
day, Feb. 81 for the Musicians
Friendly Association to answer
questions on their respective
papers at the previous meeting
The guardian., 1943-02-27
MUSIC NOTES

Dr.. Harry Euler Treiber.
former Boston teacher Of
voice, is now director of music
at the Capitol College of era
tory and music in Colum :,
Ohio ..... E. c. Schirmer Mu
sic Company is conveniently
nearby to meet all your re-.
quircments of musical litera
ture, and deals extensively in
Old and New Spirituals " ,..
Charles w. HOmeyer and Gem
pany will have any type of
musical literature you wish,
foreign and American. ...,., c.
c. Birchard and Company are
publishers of distinctive choral
SpecialtieS, School and College
song books, and American
Syphonic Scores. ...... Stanley
Z. brown, has a year. ... 800
Musicians that are looking fof
good books to buy at SPECIAL
prices may visit the vendome
on Boylston st.
Irving Ridley, tenor, assisted
by Ralp Lawson, violinist,
gave a very interesting pre-
gram Of music in the Metro
politan Baptist church IN
Sunday afternoon. Feb. Il.
The guardian., 1943-02-27

careful watch of the supply
of these processed foods
and make changes in point
values from time to time,
probably not oftener than
once a month. The Gov.
eminent will announce
these ch an ges when it
makes them and they will
be put up in the stores.
B. The number of points for
each kind of processed
food will be THE SAME
in ALL STORES and in
all parts of the country.