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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06

the earnest and good work you
do. Mental tasks equally IA
vored with those Of prominence.
Executives share honors equally
with obscure positions.
SEPT. % TO OCT. e3
Tibyo-Perfect day for fur
thering study, research. patents.
Improvement on machinery and
devices for urgent need, and for
speeding up things generally,
Heart affairs honored.
OCT. p TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Some fresh advan-
tages to be had today and you
can have them for the try.
Every constructive idea and act
Will register for some good. aid
some worthy person or cause.
NOV. % TO DEC. 22
Sagiftdrj0s - Splendid oppor
tunity here for you to show your
capability, the great amount Of
good you can do with your natu-
raj talent, initiative, Straightfor-
ward manner and quick think
ing.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - Your indications
warn against careleSSuess IN per-
soma matters, speech, attitude
toward new duties.
JAN. p TO FEB. 2O
Aq00ttas - Naval and mari
time interests. dealing in chemi-
Gals, beverages; making reason
able profits in all honorable
undertakings favored. Coniden-
tial matters honored.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
PiSces-You, too. are under
favorable vibrations and can
make Roadway in honorable
undertakings. May be Qull IN
some lines but YOU can add
needed zest and color.
A CHILD born on this day.:
Courteous, sociable. just, even
tempered unless reused TO anger
by something unfair or unrea-
sonabe. Librans are natural
peacemakers. make wonderful
Judges and managers of Institu-
tions.
copyright 1913. by K.ng Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Prepare
Food Gifts
For Holidays
By PRUDENCE PENNY

WE'RE NEARING the end of
the canning season and many
OF US have exhausted the ex-
penses set aside for food con-
servation I the family budget.
There are still many fresh fruits
and vegetables on the market
so why not can more by tap
ping the Christmas budget, Dip
ping into the cash planned for
the holiday buying,
Food gifts this yuletide sea-
son will be appreciated by every
one. Spending Christmas funds
this way viii be an excellent
means of doing Christmas shop
Ding early. Also helps the war
effort in several ways.
Helps War Program
Putting up extra jars OF
fruits or vegetables or making
jams or preserves is right in
line with the war food admin
iStration policy. Save every
particle of fighting FOOD with
the least possible strain on
transportation.
Spending more now on food
cOnTerV n-for Jars or
glasses, fruit, vegetables or SUI
garland less on other merChan-
disc will also case the strain on
civilian goods
Provide More Sugar
The Office Of. Price Admins
tration rules have been tailored
10 III this expectation. Sugar
stamps Is and is have been set
aside for use by Gamers, and
more sugar can be had from
ration boards on the basis OF
the canning record
Regulations provide n liberal
margin for gifts of canned food
up 10 50 quarts a year for
each member Of the family but
no giving that might aid IN
black marketing.
Include few jars Of the fol-
lowing - they're colorful and
high in flavor-Will add real
not OF festivity 20 holiday
meals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Posture important

Last. and perhaps most i'm
poltant 10 midriff slimnesS, is
posture. Part of good posture
conSistS-in pulling up with the
tower abdominal muscles and
that helps 10 make you fiat.
Sit well back in your chair
with back OF hips pressed
against the chairback, and bend
forward at the hips with the
abdominal girdle held up. In
standing, have your hips well
under you, and maintain that
same up-Pull with abdominal
muscles.
II YOU carry out these rules
YOU won { have 10 worry about
the girdle shortage.
Copyright, 1888, b. King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Eating Habits
Determine
SIimness
By IDA JEAN KAN

WHAT'S WRONG with most
women's figure is the midsection.
That is why girdleS were made!
And now the girdleS are neither
as plentiful nor as dependable
as they used 10 be, an increas-
ing number Of you are calling
for measures in addition 10 eX-
erClSe- that Will help you 10
keep slim through the middle.
One Of the first things 10 do
Is cut down on the liquid you
drink with your meals. Make
it a strict rule never 10 take
more than six ounces Of liquid,
all told. with your meals.
IL you are m the habit Of
gulping down couple of glasses
of water plus other beverages,
at meal time you will miss that
hquid at first. But after a time,
you won't care whether you
have anything 10 drink or not.
Just try it and you'll see.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Grape Ce'sup

2 quarts ripe grapes
Mild vinegar 20 cover
cup sugar
tablespoon cinnamon
tablespoon allSpiCe
j. teaspoon cayenne
] tablespoon cloves.
Cook fruit in vinegar until
soft. Rub through sieve add
sugar and spices; cook until
thic Ike tomato CatSup Pour
into Sterillzed Jars and seal.
Cranberry Jelly
quart Cranberrles
cup water
2 cups sugar.
Pick over and wash berries.
add water and cook in covered
saucepan until soft Strain
through sieve or Jelly bag Add
sugar 10 Juice and boil rapidly
10 Jelly stage. Pour into Ster!l-
lied jars and seal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06

If you just must have some pretty frivolous shoes
but need practical pair too-t be done one No
Is stamp-for proof see the sketch. The DOrsay cut
high heeled pompon pump in black brown suede, is
$500 and takes coupon does the super-sophstcaed
open shank D'Orsay pump with strap toes that
in black brown wine suede at SO But the
black brown gabardine sling pump with fluffy bow and
the neat black Pilgrim pump that looks little like your
dancing school Mary James both ration free have
tested for composition soes, $500 pair
Shopping Information Call Dean $500
BetWen and s p r-Soturday's $50 to $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
sELF-REGIMENTATION

Unconscious. of courSe) Is prob
ably the explanation Of all these
crazeS. Most people don'think
for themselves. They let thor
enthusiasmS and emotions hC ~ct
for them. a. they let their style
he set for them.
Now and then one steps out
of the crowd and starts some
thing neW-dareS 10 be different
and the crowd has new
rraIU- new fad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Flat Articles

The same precautlon goes for
pins. otherwise there may he
marks left on those freshly
Numbered clothes
Towels, pillow cases and other
fiat articles may be handled the
same way. And while we are in
The laundry. how about launder-
ing summer accessories before
putting them away until next
year?
To keep whitel bags in condi-
ton for a second NeaSon they
need attention. Most of this
years white bags are washable.
The laundering trick here is in
using the minimum amount Of
water. "
y Wiring a soft cloth out of a
fairly sudsy solution and wipe
over the surface of the bag To
rinse, use a clean cloth wrung
out OF clear water. Wipe dry
and do not handle until fabric
Is dry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06

By Frances Drake

Loot u, the Section Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
what You, Outlook Is, According TO the Stars.
Far Ttertdoy. October T.
Evening star., 1943-06-14
of simpliication is to conserve war
essential materials. manpower and

OF Slmpll1lcatlOn is 10 conserve war
essential materials. manpower and
machines said:
while it appears that the civilian
will continue to have his basic needs
fulfilled there will be increased lin
itations on variety if not on guam
tity."
War Production Board officials,
according to the owl, have esti-
mated that l943 simpllfcations will
save thousands of carloads of trans
portation space, millions of square
feet of factory warehouse space, will
add to the country's stockpile of raw
materials by reducing inventory re-
quirements Is per cent and will in
crease the total productive capacity
of the Nations machines by 10 to 20
per cent.
Simplifcations already carried
out in this war. the Owl said, reach
from "the cradle to the grave.
The newborn babe now rides in
a carriage in which the iron and
steel is limited to 9 pounds, while
his great-grandfather is trans
ported to the grave in a casket
limited iii length to Is inches, in
width, p inches, and in depth to
20 inches"
The agency listed the following
savings in critical materials by SIM
plification and curtailment orders
on consumer and industrial items
Steel, 100000 tons; copper, 1900
tons: solder. $4,000 pounds; cloth
l80,000000 yards; pulp, 227.O00
Evening star., 1943-06-14

tons: lumber. 45o,ooo,0oo board feet;
tungsten, 5000 pounds.
The Owl gave these examples of
house furnishings affected by sim
plification:
Wood furniture, reduced to "a
basic patterns as of July l; ice
boxes, limited to two models, with
an ice capacity of either so or IS
pounds and food space of 3l2 or 5
cubic feet; blankets, limited in
length to "a inches and 70 in width,
except for white cotton sheet blan-
kets. which are limited to 95 inches
in length, while colors were cut to
a maximum of four plus white in
each manufacturers line; radio
tubes, $40 of the former ITO types
now being produced; cooking stoves,
now limited to one type; hammers,
the peacetime l80 styles now cut
to As; axes. now As styles instead
of 1882; garden tools, reduced from
9l5 to 129 items and limited to two,
sometimes three grades.
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Reta|iatory Measures
On Jap War Captives
Called iii Advised
Gu||ion Reveals Only 81
Prisone.- Held in U. S.;
Fears 'Spiro,' Of Cruelty

Maj. Gen. Allen w. G~ lion, pro-
vost marshal general, said yes. -"day
that any retaliation on japanese
prisoners for the execution of some
of the Toxic raiders or because of
rumors of i'll treatment of American
prisoners in the Philippines would
be very ill-advised."
In the first place. he said in an
Army Hour broadcast, we have only
81 japanese prisoners of war in this
country, in whom Japan has no
real interest" and moreover the
history of war shows that retalia-
ton on prisoners should never be
employed without positive proof that
our enemy has been mistreating our
prisoners
"OtherWise," he added "rumor
races with rumor in each of the
belligerent countries, the spiral of
cruelty ascends and prisoners suffer
without any compensating gain"
Gen. Gullion, who has charge OF
Evening star., 1943-06-14

this countrys prisoners of war, said
reports from Swiss representatives
assure us that both Germany and
Italy are complying" with the Gen.
eva Convention on the treatment
OF prisoners. But, he continued, the
Japanese have refused to permit
visits to prison camps in the Philip
pines or Taiwan, "allegedly because
OF strategic or security reasons
AS result, he said, we have no
trustworthy information concerning
treatment of captured American
servicemen in those areas. Reports
from Red Cross and Swiss repre-
sentatives who have been permitted
to visit prison camps in China, he
added, show that in the main Japan
- complying with the treaty in its
treatment of prisoners there.
Evening star., 1943-06-14
500 More Home Items
Will Be Simp|ified
To Save Materials
Busic Needs Will Be Filled
But FriIIs and Variety
Will Go, owl Says
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Wars strong grip on the Ameri-
can household will tighten even
more, the Office OF War Information
disclosed last night in announcing
hundreds of more items used in
homes will be 'simplifled" in 1943
by elimination OF frills and style
variation
The agency said about 500 of the
1000 items picked as candidates
for possible simplification this year
compared with 200 in 1942-reach
directly into the home and include:
Auto jacks. automotive repair
tools. household brushes, children S
sportsWear and rayon dresses, nails
and screws, stationery, facial tissue.
wrapping paper, paper napkins and
towels, Photographic equipment, pie
plates, decorative pottery. radio re-
placement parts. safety shoes,
screens, scissors, silver-plated fiat
ware, towels and wheelbarrows.
The Owl, eXplalning the purpose
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Summer Spanish Glasses
Will Open Tomorrow

Summer classes in Spanish will
begin at 7 and 8 pm. tomorrow at
the Thomson Recreation Center, the
District Recreation Department an
nounced today.
Johnston " Mccall. former Uni
versity of North Carolina professor,
will conduct the classes for begin
ners at pm. and advanced students
at 6 u N
Evening star., 1943-06-14
SOAPS

Billy b. Vans Pine Tree
Soap -6 for SOC
Garden Bouquet Soap.
IL for 49c
Camay Toilet Soap IL for 75c
Dreft, large size --3 for 66c
Sweetheart Soap 6 for 4Sc
Palmolive Soap---l2 for 75c
Lifebuoy Soap--12 for 75c
Roger & Gallet Soap,
3 for S1.15
Bathasweet Soap, pine or
bouquet3 for 81
DuParc Perfumed Soaps;
apple blossom, pine, carna-
tion. Box of 59c
Luxor Lanolin Soap 3 for 45c
Auditorium Bath Soap.
IL for soc
Botany Lanolin Soap.
3 for soc
Swan Floating Soap,
IL for 72c
Cashmere Bouquet Soap,
6 for SAC
Laco Olive Oil CASTLE Soap,
3 for SAC
Cuticura Medicated Soap, i
; fer 66c
WrisIey'S Bath Superbe
Soap; pine, appleblossom.
gardenia, bouquet, sandal
wood for 81
Luxor Sav0n Sachet Soap;
pine, carnation, apple bios
son. bouquet, American
Beauty y----4 for 81
Kiddie illustrated Soap, box
OF 5 29c
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Dr.. J. D. Cross Elected
By Dentists in MARYLAND

By the Associated Press.
LEONARDTOWN, June 14.-Dr.
J. Douglas Cross of Leonardtown
has been elected president of the
Southern Maryland Dental Society.
Others elected include DR.. Frank
E. Parker, Silver Spring. vice presi-
Evening star., 1943-06-14
COLOGNES

Helena Rubinstein's Apple
Blossom *S Isl
Daggett & RamsdelI's Noun
tain Heather r *S1
Roi Royale Cream Cologne.
s OF. ---- %5Oc
Gabilla's Dream for Two"
Compose, 81 size r59c
De Raymond's Dcviltrv "S1
Gabilla's Sinful Soul" Com
pose. $3.50 size @Sl.49
Yardley's Bond Street Toilet
water - $3.50
Dorothy Gray's Hot Weather
Cologne, 50 size -----S SSl
Lentheric's Pink Party with
atomizer 49, 20
Tussy's Estrellita *s2
Lentheric's Creme Bouquets:
Tweed. Miracle, Confetti,
Shanghai A9 A95c
Skylark Lifting Fragrance,
giant 9-oZ. bottle *S2.25
Wrisley's Cream Cologne in
Hobnail Bottles, choice of:
Apple Blossom, HoneysuckIe.
Gardenia %S1
Vigny's Coli Wogg ISL
Harried Hubbard Ayers Pink
Clover *Sl.l5
Harriet Hubbard Ayers Hon.
eysuckle *Sl.15
Nonchalant Toilet Water and
Perfume Set ISL
ANTISEPTICS
LiSterine. 7 oz.--3 39c
Pepsodent Antiseptic.
39c and 59c
Zonite Antiseptic.
42c and SIC
Nick's Antiseptic 35c
GlycO- -Thymoline.
45c and 90c
LavOriS. 9 OF. sc
Hydrogen Peroxide.
l5c and Csc
Evening star., 1943-06-14

Counting three to family, more
than half a million people will read
this issue Of The Star. If you have a
want" tell them through a Star
want Ad." Phone Ma. 5000,
Evening star., 1943-06-14
FEMININE
NEEDS

Tampax. Box of 40- $50
b & e Cotton Pickers l9c
Mayfiower DOuche Syringe.
Sc
fibS Tampons. Box Of -.
20c
koteX PinleSs Belts pc
Nascline Camphor Ice Sticks,
l0c
Surgeons Rubber Gloves.
Pair ,or
Revlon Nail Enamel. All
shades ----------- soc
DIR. Tuller's Whirlspray.
$3.50
Ayds Nitamin Candy for
losing weight. Box of l08.
S2.25
Evening star., 1943-06-14
BATH
POWDERS

Mavis Bath Powder 1890
Helena Rubinstein's Apple
Blossom ~Sl
Lentheric'S Tweed 50
Hudnut's Spring Lilac Isl
Cashmere Bouquet *63c
Coty's LAimant. Emera ude,
Paris. Styx or Chypre. Dou-
BILE size $3.50
Coty's Muguet des Bois Isl
Djer-KisS Bath Powder ISL
Yardley's April Violets *S1.35
Faberge's Straw Hat $3.50
Faberge's Tigress --+l.50
Evening star., 1943-06-14

dent: DR.. w. C. Bashore of Be-
thesda, treasurer, and DR.. w. c..
Dorm, Takoma Park, secretary.
The society is one of the COM
ponent organizations of the Mary
land State Dental Association.
Counting three to a family, more
than half a million people will read
this issue of The Star. If you have a
want tell them through Star
want Ad." Phone Ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-14

of what they call the wonders Von's
Tablets have done for them. This gentle
formula aims to counteract surplus, Irri-
tatng stomach acid and to bring relief
from such conditions. II you suffer from
indigestion. gas, heartburn, belchlng. bloat-
ing. sour stomach and other symptoms
due to excess stomach acid-you, 100.
should try Non's for prompt relief .
right at home . without rigid LIQUID
diet Get >l.25 trial size. Also available
81 90. $3.50 sizes At your Druggist
Evening star., 1943-06-14
SHAVING
SUPPLIES

Roi Royale Shaving Lotion.
6 OF, ---------------&50 &50c
Mennens Shave Cream. SOC
size ----------- sc
Blade Master Razor Blade
Sharpener -Sl Sl,25
American Lilac Shave Lo-
tiOn. 6 Oz.- %4,c
Palmolive Brushless Shave
Cream. OF. jars rs-3 500
Seaforth Shave Lotion,
$500
Giant Styptic Pencils 10e
Gem Razor Blades 5 for 23e
Gillette Razor Blades,
5 for 25c
Ever-Ready Shaving
Brushes 900
Pelham Double Edge Blades.
20 for ESQ
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Remarkable Treatment For
STOMACH DISTRESS
From Too Much Stomach Acid

Are you tortured
with the burning
misery of too much
free stomach acid?
Use OF the famous
Won TABLETS is
bringing comforting
relief TO hundreds Of
such cases. Sincerely
grateful people tell
Evening star., 1943-06-14
CREAMS

woodbury. Facial Cream. SOC
size -- *3Ic
Vad Cream, contains cod
liver oil $3.50 and $50
Grotta's Cold Cream, in tins,
&50c and S5c
Stems Cold Cream. IN tins.
*50c and S5c
Breck Protective Cream. *75c
Sofskin Creme *G0c and 81
'Pacquin's Hand Cream. 81 90
size ----- >19c
Phillips Milk of Masnesia
Clea nsing Cream. Sl.o0 size.
>S9c
Botany Lanolin Triple-Ac-
ton Cream Isl and Sis
Ponds Cold Cream, S1.38
size - @SSc
Seventeen" Special Formula
Cream, $500 size Isl
Seventeen" Cold Cream.
SITS size Isl
Hand Saver Cream *19c
Evening star., 1943-06-14
soc

Helena Rubinstein's Apple Blossom Deodor-
ant Cream. For personal daintiness. Mildly
scented with Rubinstein's refreshing Apple
Blossom fragrance. sure, safe way to femi-
nine charm
Evening star., 1943-06-14
DENTAL NEEDS

Pebeco Tooth Paste. double
size 39c
Listerine Tooth Paste, 40c
size 33c
TeeI Liquid Dentifrice.
23c and Sc
DR.. Vests Vray, SOC size plus
trial size. both for SOC
nr. Vests Waterproofed
Tooth Brushes, natural bris-
ties -------- 25C
Fepsodent Tooth Paste.
21c and SOC
Peheeo Tooth Powder. 25c
size 2lc
Colgate'S Dental Crea m.
giant size -- SIC
Ipana Tooth Paste. soc
size ------------- 28c
TEX Tooth Brushes 23c
Pepsodent 5o-Tuft Tooth
Brushes 4sc
Prophylactic Bonded Tooth
Brushes 41c
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Hair
PrepUratiOms

Packers Olive Oil Shampoo,
35c
Germaseptol soc and Sl.00
Vaseline Hair Tonic,
*39c and Soc
Canute Water for Gray Hair,
*S1.15
Inecto. All numbers 1898
Sea-Sope Shampoo,
60c and S1.00
Minipoo Dry Shampoo S1.00
Jordeau Waterless Shampoo,
55c and S1.10
Evening star., 1943-06-14
"sl.25

Large 8-ounce Jars Of Barbara Gould's Regu-
lar 81 Special Cleansing Cream. Ideal for dry
or normal skins. Leaves skin feeling clean and
refreshed Save 75c on each jarl
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Reg. SI.59
kANN'S PINE
BATH OIL
*SI.I9

-FOr a, refreshing
summer tub kanns
Pine Bath Oil softens
and scents the water.
Save 40c on each bot
tie! Full quart!
Evening star., 1943-06-14

Give thought wamweaher toilet needs and stock
Tinging lotions fragrant bath powders oil and
deodornts Save makeup and shampoo Purchase large
sests economical and convenient Visit Kanns Toetre
Department now can't shop person. phone District
Orders taken for $500 or more.
Evening star., 1943-06-14

Pat on misty clouds of
this soothing bath powder.
Delightfully."- perfumed
And, as a special summer
time gift, Evening in Paris
includes a generous cake
OF fragrant quick lather-
ing soap!
X Starred Items Subject to
1870 Federal Tax.
Kann'S-TOILETRIES
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-06-14

Laco CASTLE Shampoo 29c
BryIcreem Hair Dressing,
*30c and SOC
Palmolive Shampoo,
23c and 45c
Fitch's Dandruff Remover
Shampoo 33c
WildrOot Cream-Oil
Formula 47c
The union times., 1943-07-03
Connecticut On The March!

HESE stirring days in the history the labor move
 ment Of Connecticut, the articles this issue of The Unon Times reveal New Haven taking the lead in having organized labor pledge despe the fact that the Smith Connaly Law almost invitation to disrupt production; Hartford sending delegation Of union leaders Washington certain of our Con- what labor thinks action in blocking President ROOseves domestic program possible point; Bridgeport showing that by being classified as
 critica area, highly skilled manpower going waste
 These are only few of the activities members are engaged and is highly important remember that activities typical of those being carried throughout nation, all aimed helping the United States win the war against the Axis powers possible.
 People like Wesbrook Peger and his M ignore the day. to-day work of the trade union movement work which directly benefits city, ate and country. They ignore fact that the glaring exception of John labor supported by the rankand-fe, doing titanic iob of keeping the country keel a time when labor is being forced to make the sacrifices of the
 Maybe that the trade union movement has been rems in its public relations program For part Connecticut will continue work for increased war production At the time, will resist every attempt knife labor and its allies in the back while doing duty patriotic Americans This in itself good begin ming for public relations program.
The union times., 1943-07-03
LITTLE LUTHER

s'We Dr. Dilworh contentedly "Congress has finally taken the bit in its teeth'
 "What bit, Pop?" inquired Little Luther.
 "It has begun to show those bureaucrats Washington thing Now, won't have of this regi- menation from OPA Thrty-fve millions cut from their appropriation Hah! Congress has shown its hand Luther
 "ln the peoples pocket again, eh Pop?"
 Now, Luther Congress is the steady hand the he's nothing but a cabin boy.'
 "And the people-they're in the brig, Pop?"
 SLuther The people will find that if free enterprise is given its head, that we'll all be way.' "To the poorhouse,' Little Luther said quietly.
 "Im afraid, Luther, you don't grasp the full meaning of this great achievement by the Republican party. With help of loyal Southern Democrats they have now wresed control from those who would sfe the of life through ratonng protdestroying, sociasic schemes of grade labelling, price control and subsiies
 'Aren't you for subsidies Pop?''
 "Luther, stand four-square with the Congress of the United States Subsidies may be all right in England But this America my boy Here and depend upon the forwardlooking progress of industry.'
 "You industry doesn't be subsidized. I thought they liked it. What about REC it's loans Pop?"
 That different matter Luther Those were subsidies promote business. Now these Luther-we they would just help keep prices down. And ha Luther, blow the profit motive But Congress has exchanged blow for bow Luther Blow for bow.'
 'sWith all that blowing going down in Washington, weather reports shouldnt be military anymore 'litary secret? Weather reports? Be specific, Luher' 'sHot air, Pop. Hot air!"