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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
A Good Thing 10 Know

Tip 10 the rationed. There's
always a line ~ ration board
headquarters in the Reid Build
ing. except Saturday afternoons
Nobody goes IN then, apparently
thinking that the Office closes
Saturday II doesn't
The forgotten song is Amer
Tea This week 1t Charlie Sny-
der called for II al the Charles
Francis Coe meeting Of the OPP
timiSt Club the first time many
Of US have heard and sung i' n
many moons
For some ~ brings a bigger
lump 10 the throat than the of.
fetal anthem
Were surprised" ChoruSCd
Harold TrUe and Chuck L.vnE,-
ton. but We still know all the
words"
Who Cares Dept Tho host
hotels now change the linen ouIt
four days 2 week instead If
seven. Nobody kicks. either
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

paw stunt men $50 a day for
now l did myself; plenty OF in
tervieWs and stills, and IA
lOrdly ability 10 get as many
people as I wanted on the set.
"Now I'm lucky if I can find
a box TO sit on between takes.
| have no stand-in and no
double.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Turns to Theater

But by the end Of the first
term had become interested in
the theater and left 20 Join the
Pasadena community players
was really more interested in
directing than in acting
However. il was his acting which
caught Hollywood's eye -. and
after he appeared in several
playhouse productions Warner
Brothers signed him for a role
in international Squadron"
Except for a brief period when
he directed a play for the Sum-
mer Theater in Del Monte, he
has concentrated on screen act
ing ever since After minor
roles in The Navy Comes
Through at R-K-O and THE
Pied Piper" at Goth Century
Fox. he was cast as the Nazi
flier in M-G-M'S Mrs. Miniver."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Austrian
Aids Allies
In MOVES
Continued from First Stage Page

Continued from First Stage Page
ported 10 his regiment, hoping
Austria would put up at least a
show Of resistance -. but soon
after he was hustled off 10 a
concentration camp q. . After
three months of Imprisonment
he was released with the Under
standing he-Was te-leaFe the
country.
Relatives in the United States
arranged for his passage and
when he arrived here went to
their home in Los Angeles
AS a diplomatic student he had
learned 10 speak excellent Eng
liSh and thus was able to enroll
as a regular student at UCLA.
Planned 10 complete the uni
versity's course in business adj
ministration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
ShopIifting Getting
Risky for Thief Even
With Novel Dodges

CPEAkING of con men and
- raC'scrs asvevere ihe other
DAY hrrr arc some more.
These arc some of the head
sehc> eft tar stnaekceper shop
hfterS
The record shove that shop
l.iuns- Is Incoming increasingly
risky .or the THE, even If he
uses such tricks as the follow
ine
Ralph T. Murphy president
a. the Retail Merchants ASsocia-
ton. SAID that one of tho slickest
tricks Pc knew of was used by
man who carried what seemed
10 b. d neatly wrapped parcel
into a store Only the package
had no bottom
The thief would set II on top
Of something he liked the looks
of. casually light cigaret, and
walk out with his bottomless
package full Of the loot.
Cites Another Dodge
T. a. Dalton gives another
dodge used in Detroit--a stout
tnot 70 say enormously fa9
woman made frequent visits 10
a grocery store. The inventories
always were out of whack
afterward.
The police finally caught her
discovered that she wore
boomers the size of a county
fair balloon. The day police
women searched her she was
carrying whole ham in one
leg and a whole turkey IN the
other.
The most insolent theft--or,
rather attempted theft---is the
favorite story of Jay d. Runkle.
Two men wearing coverallS,
showing the insignia of defIv-
cry system walked into a de-
partment store, picked up
canoe, carried il out and loaded
II into truck.
The clerks suspected nothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Argument for Temperance

The best argument for tenn
perahce Is looking ~ the lcnctb
Of the line Of people waiting y
the washington boulevard liQuor
store.
Incidentally out on the cast
side you can buy blends but no
Scotch on the west side its vice.
versa
The other day out of curl
oSity extending three-quarterS
Of the way down 10 Times
Square. Just 10 see what the
lady az the extreme end OF the
line was talking about
If they'd only ration it," she
was lecturlnE her fellow stan
dees, this wouldn't happen"
ID ~ n % ID n
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
PART TINE, MEN
PIN BOYS

Wtfe male up f1 HIt Isr dt ABBY
npe % 20 assured ~ steady work fhrtuEh.
uui me season ear aIt-rr-1li ned Al.
leys See 81 Tabiar Great i.nNtu R Wins
Center Woodward and Baltimore Ave
Ply sETTFRs white. sxpegercel Beacon
Recrcaflor o13f West vernon
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

frames and carved plastic trlm-
mings.
NEW IMPORTANCE
That old standby, the envelope
is assuming new Importance in the
soft squashy version that holds
everything and which is comfort
able to carry. And hold everything
they do, for the bigger the bag this
year the smarter.
Leather bags, particularly the
envelope are the most popular with
suits, and may be dressed up with
initials or with a service insignia
pin.
In the fabric bag, which are as
Suming more and more Importance,
the colors are glorious and may be
matched with gloves CT other ac-
cessories. These fabric bags will
be more and more in evidence as
leather shortages increase.
This Easter the lapel gadget pins
are of infinite variety, with plas-
tics and woods as the new materials.
Whimsical birds, animals, carica-
lures are popular along with the
service insignia.
Highly colorful beads, wooden
beads and rondels, shells, in all the
colors of the rainbow are seen and
we still have costume jeWelry with
big beautiful stone centerS mounted
dramatically in modern or flower
designs in silver gilt. These show
q restraint which makes them suit
able for both tailored suits and
dresses.
With the first days of spring,
clean, fresh white gloves are first
choice, and in cities where there
arc dimouts they serve as safety
accents for they are clearly visible.
Both fabric and doeSkinS are avail
able, with the longer lengths and
openWork detail the favorites for
spring.
Color, to match or contrast, is
exciting and docskins and fabrics
alike have beautiful cOlors this sea-
son. Sueded rayons are modestly
priced and come in suit or dress
lengths to wear casually or elegant
ly crushed 1le color rayon gloves
make it possible TO purchase sew
eral pairs to add variety.
Spring neckwear was never more
exciting nor more varied this year,
from the crisp white tailored YER
sions that pick up the best points
of any tailored suit, particularly
nav and black. Frilly collars and
cuffs are flatterers, and may be
in paStcls and whites. While the
shcers, lace, lingerie cottonS, en-
brcidery make a costume out of a
simple dress.
For evening flower trimmed hat,
is newest in popularity, while the
upswerving Boldini hat, swathed in
yelling, is dramatic and glamorous
with the dark basic dress.
So infinite is the variety of hats
this year that every woman may
find a becoming one.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Cottons. Royons Take Place
Of Silks for War Duration

With pure dye silks out for the
duration cottons and rayons are
the materials for today, with the
woods which are still plentiful, and
manufacturers have learned many
things about these materials. dey ell
oping lovely fabrics III q rich var
iety of colors.
For the woman who designs her
own clothes and either makes them
herself or has her favorite tailor
or dressmaker. the new materials
offer her many possibilities for de-
veloping an Easter outfit that rep
resents her own ingenuity.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

ornaments to add zest TO the out
fit.
CottonS and rayons erc as gay
as a spring flower bed with their
colors and interesting designs. Flor
al patterns. patriotic motifs vie
with cce anctEer To- first place
while the jerseys, the rayon gabard-
ines and shantungs, sharkskins. and
novelty fabrics are popular mate
rials. Stripes, plaids, checks are
particularly good this season. and
most effective in combinations.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

Beautiful woolens. with many
grays, from the soho LAY of gab-
ardine to the chalk stripe. o.erplaid.
check are in stock and handsome
suits, coats and frocks may be
made from them which will stand
the tests of many years, test which
mary CT ouI clothes may have to
stand.
To complete them are many nov
city trims, buttons being particu-
larly high style this season. with
bits of lace, lingerie, or tailored
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Femininity Prevails I'm Wartime Easter Fashions
Accessories Form Vital
Part Of Women's Wardrobe

Accessories are the drama in
the wardrobe-a new colorful bag
and gloves do muc.i 10 cheer up
the not-So-neW costume or give
life to the well-tailored suit, the
dress which we bought for service
ability, quality, but which needs a
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Not patriotic
TO Buy Clothes

frock which looks like suit but
which is in reality a dress and
which lends itself to all occasions
from street wear to the informal
dinner, and which may be dressed
up or down according to the oc-
caSion.
These tWo-piece dresses may be
in dark colors with sheer crisp
white accents, they may be in
prints, gay and riotous in color, or
IN soft paStels. Checks and plaidS
| arc in vogue also and add to the
infinite to variety to be seen.
GAY PRINTS
For those WHO prefer the frock
and coats combination, there are
gay prints, never lovelier and GER
tainly so fresh looking these first
war days. These may be worn
with coats in harmonizing or con-
trasting shade and make smart
outfit for summer.
Coats this year nearly all follow
] "A
first and foremost for service, With
the straight boXy type topcoat. or
the Chesterfield vying with the
REFER in popularity. Good quality
is the first thing to be considered
10 the coat, and then, too, its rela-
ton TO the rest of the wardrobe. 1t
is no economy to buy a red coat
when there is but one outfit it may
be worn with, leaving the owner,
still coatleSs as far as the rest OF
her wardrobe is concerned
/ As to cottonS, 10 imperial valley,
they are the most important oil all.
A good outfit for wear now and on
vacations must be supplemented by
lots of cottons for warm days, and
cotton is high style everywhere.
| Aside from the trim suits and
two-piece dresses, the sports models
tailored and neat, there are those
beloved dirndl type frocks, pima
fores. and gay, very feminine dress
es for home wear. While we no
longer 90 to parties, we still like
to look our best whether working
in the kitchen or for the Red
Cross. and these practical but at
tractive cottons aid women in
keeping up their morale.
Evening clothes grow less and
less in importance and yet we all
have to have recreation, so while
VIC have clothes for work, we must
have clothes for fun too.
For parties, the informal dinner
dress, short skirted with all the
interest centered above the waist
line, is the newest fashion. Utterly
feminine, suitable for an evening
occasion, it is sweeping into popu-
larity after a slow start year ago
Men do tire of uniforms and the
uniform-like clothes we wear dur
ing the day, and these beguiling
little froCkS meet with their ap-
proval. Diminutive hats, wells,
flowers add to the feminine effect
and while no doubt of little prac-
tical use, they are becoming to most
women.
Also for recreation, for the ac-
tive type. there are the new play
clothes. and here the ones with a
ruffle, a gay DIT of embroidery are
vying with the more severe types in
popularity Stacks of course must
be we'll cut and tailored, but FASH
ion today permits frilly blouses
with them last year that would
have been bad style, but this year,
with accent on femininity, frillS
and ruffles make their appearance.
For those informal parties at
home, slack suits. lounging pajamas,
colorful and comfortable are being
adopted by many hostesseS and
suit the informal type of entertain
ing that the war brings in its
train.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

pickup.
Handbags are new and different
this year-we have the shortages
of materials and the ingenuity of
the manufacturers to thank for
these bags with drawstrings, con-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
WAotHo1sR~xWM
WAR BONDS
r r

American flyers with the RAF are
raining demolition bombs on Nazi
cities today. These instruments of
destruction so important in razing
Nazi war plants, interrupting rail-
road transportation and other war
detectives, range now unto several
tons.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
E1ter HMEXS
N<s.s YEAR ,rs s..e... .- .-s Ys--Y:

Here's a approach to the Easter clothes prob
lem for you soldiers the home 'front.' Your new
clothes have to keep up your spirits keep you cheer
full and confident They're YOUR wartime uniform
But like other uniforms they must be bought for long
service
-Well-cut, simple clothes will furnish background
for the spice of accessories they'll give longer
. and lend themselves to remodelling.
All these things kept in mind in selecting your
Easter apparel!
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
ARE WAR TIMES


Since these arc war times, and
since all extra money must be put
into war bonds and stamps, women
are shopping Sobcrly this year, with
"A view to getting the most for their
money.
No longer do we buy hats just be-
cause they are amusing or be-
cause we Just can't resist them"
We buy them to complete a cos
tumc-a costume that VIC may have
to wear a long, long time.
Quality counts this year as never
before, and practically is impor-
tant as far as the basic articles in
The wardrobe are concerned. Ac-
cessorics are the field in which to
Splurge, to buy those colOrful ar
ticleS which do SO much TO brighten
UP the Soberer suit or coat.
..,SUITS IMPORTANT
Suits are never more important
! than in these times when nearly
everyone has a war job of some
kind, and when parties are fewer
than ever before. Red Cross work,
canteen work, all the various war
jobs which the homemaker under
takes, call for work clothes of some
sort.
Trim suits are always a joy
they never go out of style and they
may be varied with accessories.
Frilly blouses. gilets, ascots, tailor
ed shirts, all add infinite variety to
the suit, whether of wool or cotton
and make no mistake, cotton suits
are extremely smart and so per-
feet for Imperial Valleys warmer
days.
Then this year, one of the most
popular fashions is the two-piece
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

"If they need them, / think they
should buy them
That was Mrs. Franklin d. Roose-
velt'S answer to a question as to
whether or not women should buy
new Easter outfits. She herself
doesn't need any and so won't pur-
chase any new clothes, but those
who do need them, should certainly
buy them.
With this sanction by the First
Lady, shopping may be done with a
clear conscience and Imperial VAL
ley stores are ready to greet the
Easter season with a vast array of
smart spring fashions from which
selections may be made.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

cealed fasteners, decorative wooden
frames and carved plastic trim
mings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-19
w O RL D w A R A YEAR AGO
 AUG. 19, 1942
(By United PreSS)

 Report U. s. troops with Cana dian, British and Fighting French forces made during raid on Dieppe on the French coast of the English Channel on Aug. IS; 82 German planes reported shot down; 95 of perhaps 1000 United Nations planes engaged in raid are report ed lost.
 U. s. Navy announces sinking of a Japanese cruiser or destroyer by an American submarine off the Aleutians.
 U. s. Flying Fortress raid Ger man aircraft base at AbbevilIe, de- strOying hangars and runways.
 Moscow announces evacuation of KrasnOdar.
 Chungking announces recapture of Wench0w on the Southern Che kiang coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

~ D. - = 4 - tNOF
Scorp With the great inner
strength Of this zodacal sign, you
should be able TO staSd as bulwark
Of goodness and hTiIity for others
TO take example.
NOV. % TO DEC. -
Sagit'0riUs-True love and for
giveness. tolerance and piety belong
70 this day May your heart be
filed with the fine, blessed thoughts
Of charity and faith
DEC. - TO Jan. II
Gupricorp-There is more than
one way that you can achieve sue
cess, and. one Of the finest. most
lasting * through devout prayer
and respect Of Gods laws and
admOnitions. Romance approved.
IAN. p TO FEB. n
4 q mn r n s-Aquarians have
reached important decisions often
in the solitude Of holy, quiet places,
such as IN church. IN the harmo-
mus home, sometimes in the out
doors Pray hard and consistently.
FEB. II TO MARCH ~
Pisces - May you enjoy many
wonderful Casters 10 come and we
think the best way 10 bring Ihem
about is 10 determine to pray ear
ncstly and live rightly for them,
beginning with NOW.
4 CHiLD horn on fhM dan.
lnnately honest. devoted, deliberate.
Has keen insight. and appreciates
things artistic and beautiful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

MARCH p TO APRIL ~
A r les - This Easter Sunday
should recall the simplicity Of That
Great Man Who smiled so gra-
ciously upon one and all 300
years ago. Christ. our Savior. gave
us the true example for honorable,
kindly living
APRIL u To NAY IN
T dWrns - PRAYER. attending
church, being truly grateful for all
you have had and still have, are
this holy days first thoughts
NAY p 70 JUNE 81
Gemmi-Everything should come
directly from the heart l. does
in all fine folks, and Gemini can be
the most inKTstiaring. Plus enter
tanning person ever when living
true 10 his or her better rharac-
terlstlcS
JUNE p TO my -
CaHcer-Msn quarrels with him
self about nothing sometimes. and
when he once loses anything he
prizes then does he begin to appre-
ciate II!
July p TO AUG. p
Lso-This Easter may not be
like others you have spent but
there are many. many things 10 be
valued more than we realize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
The Times Daily Crossword Puzzle

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

I0rgo -- Little enough time We
spend m prayer and pract!c.ng
sacrifice. although Virgo mas TINS
desire and stability IN admirable
quantity
SEPT. - To OCT. -
L,bra - What YOU do, say and
think now will affect many future
day. Ask Gods blessings. 20 "a
your church, and you can't 90
wrong; youll be warned from
within against the wrong roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

ERE pleasant little that will you
every day II numerical puzzle designed to spell
fortune Count the letters first II the
Of letters subtract II the number less than
add The result Is key number Start the upper left
Of the and every
numbers left right Then read the the letters
the checked figures give aga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Quick Answers

Diamonds
, Theodore Roosevelt.
3 The North Pole.
! 1900.
5-All Astronomers.
6 John
Z Louisiana.
Copyright. 1913 Nv KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

Answers to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Cooking School
Held Tue sday

TUESDAYS COOKIN 9
3hool viii include 4 food dem
on>tration by Prudence Penny.
and a discussion of the work Of
Cray LADIES by Mrs. j. a Var
dell, 4 member of this orCam1a-
ton serving AZ 81 Mary'S Hos
ptal. Mrs Wardell Is on the
speakers bureau ot the Red
Cross and also works IN the
production department az Red
Cross headquarters.
Prudence Penny Will prepare
baked stuffed fish; apricot
sponge cake potato puff balls,
baked nut tortc and other salads
and desserts. These dishes take
no points from your meat ration
books.
Detroit Times cooking schools
are held on Tuesdays at 100 IN
the afternoon on the fifth floor
Of The Detroit Times Building
Your ticket OF admission Is your
lIomemakcrS Club membership
card.
II YOU would like To attend
the school hut have not yet
Joined the club, come 10 class
Tuesday and apply for member
ship in the lobby Of The Detroit
Times Building before class
starts.
There is 2 lO-cont charge for
a life membership card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

JUST IN the nick o. Easter
time come these delightful mo-
tits. A whole family of frisky
bunnies 90 embroider in bright
colors on dish towels and break
fast linens. The stitches are
simple enough for even a begin
nCTl
Pattern -584 contains p trans
fer pattern Of SIX motifs aver
aging 6x7 inches and four small
motifs; stitches; list Of materials.
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square. Detroit, Mich.
Due 10 slowness Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
ELIzABETHAN FRILLs on

a sheer blouse viii take your
man tailored suit out Of the
office costume class and make
it correct for cocktails and
dinner for two. The white mar
-QUT-prrp Shown To-Day TX guar
arteed 20 perform tais task
with ease and dispatch.
OF filny narquiSette, an
Ehzabethan ruff at the high
ncckire gives jgst the touch OF
fluff tailored suit needs. For
quaint charm. a black grosgrain
ribbon bands the ruff and ties
i'm bow al the throat. The
ruff is repeated AT the cuffs Of
the long sleeves. In white,
maize or heaven blue, this blouse
comes IN misses sizes at 81 SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
lone Midsection

In The rest OF your exercises,
get Al the powerful midSectIon
muscles that are missed in prac-
ticslly all types Of work Stay
IN The second position Tor re-
taxing and flex alternate knees
10 chest 10 tone the stomach
muscles Then with knees
feXed and held together. twist
~ the waist and touch alter
nate thighs TO floor. pointing
knees down hard 10 slim the
waist. Finish with straight
away roll across the hips 10
smooth that Inc.
Get some fun ont Of your CA
erclSe. too Go IN for some
sport that YOU can rely on for
recreation twice a week.
For a while YOU may think
YOU would rather 20 SIT an a
movie. but YOU will learn 10 like
the eXhilara'ion that goes with
bowling, ting. swimming,
tennis. badmlnton or handball.
Copyright lsA5 ty King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Set Plants eerly

Early spring is tho best time
10 set new plants. Prepare the
bed well. using manure II pos
>ible, a complete fertilizer If no
manure can he obtained Il
pounds 10 100 square feet is
safe amount 10 uSc) Remember
that on this preparation depends
the size crop produced since The
plants can produce only as well
As they are fcd
Select a place for the bed
where IL viii not interfere with
summer and fall garden space.
Prune the plant roots 10 ( inches
before setting plant al the same
depth as they were in the nurS-
cry. Spread tho roots in the
hole, work soil in between and
then firm the soil so no air
spaces are left.
Keep Weeds Down
In the most commonly used
method of setting strawberry
piants-caiied the matted row"
method. plants are set Is inches
apart with rows ga feet apart
and the runners may 90 as they
please.
After setting. keep the weeds
down and the runners within
the bounds Of the bed. In very
late fall. after the plants are
through growing. but before the
first hard freeze mulch The bed
with inches OF straw or other
coarse material.
The following spring as soon
as hard froStS arc past. remove
the mulch enough TO let the