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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
. Betty Erdmann
Feted at Parties

FINAL PRE-NUPTIAL par
ties are being given this week
in honor Of Miss Betty Erdmann,
who will be married on Satur-
day TO I'd 1t. John Kohl. Miss
Erdmann is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest T. Erd-
mann of Lawrence avenue.
This evening, Miss Salty trick,
who will be Miss Erdmann's
maid-of-honor, will entertain at
the spinSter dinner to be held in
her home in Mark Twain ave-
nue.. Friday night, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kohl, parents of the
bridegroom elect, will fete the
young couple at the rehearsal
dinner at the Detroit Golf Club.
Other parties given for Miss
Erdmann included a tabletop
shower by Mrs. Lloyd Grinnell
in her home in Cambridge road,
last Wednesday afternoon. and
a dessert bridge party, Friday
night given by Mrs. Busch Hodde
in her home in Ward avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

so SHE'S getting TO be
regular tomboy! That means
this Anne Adams Pattern 4447
is Just her dish!
So snip your scissors into
bright cotton print or cham
bray make the roomy
coveralls then, jiffy-quick,
the Sun-suit. It's that easy!
There's an instruction sheet
too
Pattern 4i47 is available only
in childrens sizes, ., 4 6, g.
Size 6 coveralls requires 2is
yards 35-lnch, SunsuiL 3
yards 35-inch
Our Summer Pattern Book Isl
ready. II contains smart styles
for work and play.
Dress pattern Is cents, book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together, 26 cents.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit 81 Mich.
Due Ia Slowness Of the malls
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being DELAYED. Please be patient
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

hours a day, lie down ON the
floor with your feet elevated on
a couple of pillows or a low
stool. When you are too tired
TO move, just lie in that position.
You'll soon feel like exercising.
Stretch YOUR aTn1S straight out
at the sides in line with the
shoulders. press your entire
back fiat against the floor, and
swing one leg straight up from
the hip. and over 10 touch the
opposite hand. Back down. then
UP and over with the other leg.
That is the kind Of exercise that
will do you the most good
Rest doesn't mean doing moth
ing. II means a change from
what you have been doing.
Make your exercise program
supply that change and you'll
have more energy.
Copyright. 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Highway Painting Accepted

GEORGE VAN SAKE. young Dutch artist who is
American citizen beaming today. 49,.
He had received letter from L. s. Rowe director general
of the Pan-American Union, thanking him for his gift of
painting showing along the of the Pan
American highway in Mexico and advising him that the
painting had been placed in the permanent exhibition Of
the Pan-American Union ...
Van Sake. who has been engaged camoufage in
plants is going back his field portrait painting
and has a studio in Dearborn
He is specializing portraits Of children in which he is
particularly successful.
Lively children problem TO most portrait painters
But Van Saakes Photographic eye and keen memory make
long and tresome sittings unnecessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Dinner Honors
Elizabeth French

A FAREWELL cocktail and
dinner party was given last
night by Eileen Hagen AT her
home on Kercheval avenue.
honoring Elizabeth French Of
Abingdon road. who viii leave
the latter part Of the week for
Hunter College in New York
for training with the WAVES
Among those at the party were
Grace Alder, Alma McCallum,
jimmy GlasSender, Helen CHAMBER,
Gina Stankula. Patti Sullivan
and Grace Germalne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
informal Flower Show

LOADED DOWN with plant material and an odd
assortment containers Women's City Club members,
yesterday morning arrived the clubhouse 20 enter
exhibits informal flower show which unique
Mrs David Dunlop. author of that charming book.
Lets Arrange advised them The Of their
problem containers.
Then, putting into practice the suggestion made by
Mrs Dunlop the members proceeded to try their hands at
creating artistic arrangements with very pleasing
results.
There Is magic rule for arranging flowers Mrs
Dunlop told them.
However she did emphasize simplicity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Society Officers
Entertained

THE NEW board Of state Of
ficerS Of the Michigan Society
Of the Daughters OF. American
COloniStS were entertained al a
luncheon by Mrs. John s. Klein.
state regent. The party was
held in Mrs. KleinS home on
Lincoln road
The officers attending the
gathering were Mrs +. l. Mat
son, Mrs, Alfred Crabb Mrs.
Ralph Wisner, Mrs. Robert
Cannon. Mrs. r. f. Hofelich,
Mrs Harold Smith. Mrs. Wayne
Clock and Mrs. +. F. Dicks
son, the retiring regent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Weeds May Be Used

THERE is Mrs. Dunlop pointed out for
any being without table decoration in her home
Lacking flowers, she gather roadside MATERIAL.
To prove her point. Mrs. Dunlop. using some
weeds" Queen AIMS lace milkweed and leaves
ated really artistic arrangement.
Among those who had entries Mrs Graham Lind
ley Mrs Lloyd Hughes and her daugherin-law, Mrs Rob-
ert Hughes Mrs Frederick Huewel. Mrs Frederick
Gould Mrs Emil Lidwig Mrs. Edgar Cooper Mrs
Henry Epley Mrs Dunn Chidsey who in from Port
Huron Mrs j. Leo Camache Of Farmingto Mrs George
Coulton. Mrs, jamie Johnson Mrs Norman Widing.
Marian Mrs. John Wingert Mrs Frederick
McMurtie and Mrs. NJ r. Brown 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Daughter Born
To Grafiuses

q. +. HAMLIN Of Sherwood
Forest today received wore
that ne Is a grandfather.
daughter, > Judith Ann, VIZ
born IN Tampa. Fla. 10 Mrs
John A. GrafiuS. the former
Betty Ann Hamlin
1t. and Mrs. Grafus have
been living in Clearwater. Fl.
where II. Grafius is stationed
Mrs. Hamlin and Sally arc
in Tampa with Betty and Will
remain until mid-AucuSt. Mis-
Barbara Hamlin viii 90 down
next Monday 20 spend a month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
What About the WAVES?
How to Make Application;
Experienced Women Wanted
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

THIS is the last in our
-s-e-r-f-e->.-i.IN ffa-t-Aeetft-ttre
WAVES - 10 tell you just how
TO 90 about joining the navy .
as a WAVE or Spar.
Here's how TO apply:
First. go in person or
write 10 the nearest navy re-
cruiting office. In Detroit, it's
the Book Building for the
WAVES 531 Lafayette
Building, Lafayette and Shelby
streets. for the Spars and
ask for a WAVE or Spar apph-
cation blank.
2-When you apply. be sure
10 give the following informa-
ton: (a) your age and date Of
birth; (b) your education; Co
your marital status-married,
unmarried, widowed, divorced.
Cd if you have any children.
how many and the age of each;
(e) if you are married, your
husbands occupation.
3-If you appear 10 qualify
on the basis of the information
you give, you will receive an
official application blank and
other necessary papers. Fill in
all the information requested
about your qualifications, get
your three character references
and your family doctors state
ment OF your physical condition
and return all papers 10 the
office from which you secured
them.
4-If your application is ac-
cepted, YOU will be Sent-.with
transport ton paid-to the
nearest office Of naval officer
procurement for an interview,
aptitude test and your navy
physical examination.
II you pass these successfully.
you will be sworn in-ready 10
serve your country and release
a man TO fight at sea. II you
fail. transportation will be paid
10 your home.
The WAVES. by the way, are
one year old this month OF July.
There have been a few minor
changes in requirements
they are at the moment as
given us by the navy recruiting
office .. plus the following re-
lease from that office, regard
ing officers:
A New Program
Women with administrative
ability up 10 the age of as now
may Join the WAVES as dis
trict directors Of the womens
reserve.
This new administrative pro-
gram for navy women allows
experienced women TO ill an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
You May Be Tired
And Not Even Know II!
BY IDA JEAN KAN

IT'S A good thing TO know
when you are tired. After a
certain stage of fatigue, you
don't always recognize the signs
that you are due for a rest.
Here some of them are: Irrita-
--1ttfty, the tendency 70 make
frequent mistakes, the loss Of
your usual mental grip, a faded
expression. a Sallow complexion,
and wandering, lack-luSter eyes.
How about it? Are you show
ing signs of the wear and tear?
If you are, rest before you are
forced to. If you think you can
keep on going and put out your
best work, you are only fooling
yourself-and you won't be able
TO keep that up.
The interest you take In your
work is a big factor in your
immunity to fatigue. A tough
Job that is interesting or excit-
ing to- you won't tire you as
quickly as some easy task that
you find monotonous. Not only
do you have 10 make more
physical and mental effort 10 do
work that bores you, but bore
dom is a bottleneck in produc-
ton. II slows up your output.
No Boredom
When I talked this over with
the personnel director at one of
our vital war plants, she told
me her main concern was 10
keep women interested in the
simple. routine jobs in which
they did the same thing over
and over.
The solution there was 10
shift this particular group
around from one department 10
another so that there was AL
ways something new TO be
learned and some fresh chal-
lenge offered.
Then. too. the women don't
think of themselves as handling
humdrum bolts and screws and
metal strips. Every piece of
metal or plastic they touch is 10
be part of a plane that will
have victory 10 win.
Interest figures so impor-
family in both fatigue and recu-
peration from it that wherever
possible industries are SPONSOR
ing active, competitive sports.
There is an exhilaration TO
games you don't get from soil
tary calsthenics If your or
ganization doesn't have group
activities Of this kind. you cam
find your own group-a YWCA
class. or a hiking or bicycling
club-for the outlet you need.
Colesihenies
But for day-in. day-out con-
ditioning. a set Of cahsthenlcs
is tho answer This set should
be complete change from the
work you have been doing. II
should not make you more tired.
II should really rest you.
II you are on the run eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

important position with the
-'W-S AYES.
Their duties will be "a act as
oficers-in-charge Of seamen IN
naval training schools and large
housing projects.
They Will he responsible 70
the commandments OF the naval
districts for all matters OF
policy affecting women officers
and enlisted. personnel in rela-
ton 10 their supervision, hous-
ing, health, discipline. welfare
and recreation.
Also, when called upon. the
WAVE administrators will rep
resent and interpret the
women's reserve TO the public.
Experience Counts
Candidates should meet the
general WAVE requirements
and have at least two years Of
college education leading 10
DdCCdlaureate degree.
They should have at least 10
years experience in one or more
Of the following fields: manager
Of large departments Of stores.
supervisors in industrial plants.
office managers Of commercial
agencies, deans Of colleges, in
Stitutlonal managers or execu-
tives in large scale housing.
recreation or welfare projects.
Experience must have in
volved the handling of large
groups of people.
Applicants must have demon
strated administrative RESPONSE
bility and have had varied con-
facts. Maturity. poise, adapt
ability are essential personal
qualifications.
Candidates appointed under
this program will be required
10 fill key billets in the women's
reserve. Indoctrinatiop is given
in two months training at mid
shipmen school, Northampton.
Mass.
This ends our series. what
About the Waves. Hats of 10
the girls in blue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Utter Fragrance

JOAN BENNETT maintains
that a dainty woman should al
ways have an aura Of her favor
lite cologne about her, not only
for the pleasure Of others, but
for her own relaxation. 1T
makes YOU feel better. puts you
in a good mood she says. And
she has several ideas on the
subject that are very interesting.
Add a few drops 10 the water
when you rinse your lingerie.
A little on your pillow az
night will make you rest better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
jeanette Sputa.
Pfc. Paul Wed

MRS. George J. PAUL has
returned 10 Detroit 10 make her
home with her mother. Mrs.
Emile Sputa, Of Dresden ave-
nue. while her husband. Marine
Pfc. Paul, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Paul, of Toepfer avenue, is
on active duty overseas.
Pfc. and Mrs. Paul were mar
ried recently in the chapel at
Camp Elliot in San Diego, Cal.
The bride, who is the former
Jeanette J. Sputa, wore a two
piece dress with a white bodice
and a floral patterned skirt and
a corSage Of Gardenias.
Pfc. and Mrs. Paul took A
short wedding trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Garden Club TO Meet

MRS. RAYMOND H. BERRY will be luncheon hostess
Thursday to members of the Village Garden Club at
her house Lakeview court Crosse Pointe...
Mrs Harvey Freuhau who recently returned from
trip Central America has been asked to describe of
the beautiful gardens she visited. go.
And Mrs. Berry will give wak-talk in her vic
tory garden which is of the show places this
Crosse Ponte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

Zone formerly OF Crosse
Pointe ..
Elsie Who is a grad
uate Of Liggett School =. is
Lying al the !Iibbard with her
aunt Mrs. Frederick Ship
man. &C.,.
II Hunter &c. now sta
toned in Cincinnati. =. was
graduated from Yale. -.
He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving B. Hunter of PEN
nington, n. L..
Elsie will 20 down to Cin-
cinnau for the weekend
and will be the house guest Of
the Edward y. Cowans -.
who used 10 live in Detroit ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
STRAWBERRIES on
WAFFLES

WAFFLES MAKE a delicious
foundation for strawberries.
Drizzle honey over the waffle
before covering it with straw
l.O.,a,,,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Weekend at Old Club

IN LIEU of a vacation the Sam KeIers are
weekendng the Old Club, st. Clair Flats
They 60 up every Friday evening to stay until Sunday
night
This weekend aboard their boat. Desam H..
they will have party of young girls and their escorts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Leave Tomorrow Might

Mr. AND MRS. WENDELL WILCOX are leaving tomor-
night their SON Bill, who summer school
At Colgate University. ..ass-
From there they will 20 to Batavia, n ~ TO visit
relatives &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
.. TO welcome their husbands
Mackinac races. ..

Macknac races.
They are going up by train
DR.. Prendergast sailing Mr. Wunsch's boat the
Mink 49,.
And the conclusion of the the Wunsches
the Prendegas will cruise up in Georgian Bay for two
weeks aboard the Mink.
The Victor Gratis and party of friends including the
Edward Rector Macaueys will watch the start of the races
Saturday afternoon from Gratio Beach from the
deck Of the Crafs
They will eat picnic luncheon aboard the boat but on
their will stop off Saturday night al St Clair Inn
for dinner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
IN NJ ayf :! .,~

ELSIE SHIPMAN'S engagement to 1t. Covert Russell
Hunter announced by her brother and sistcrnaw. 1t
and Mrs Paul A. Shipman . of Coccosolo Panama Canal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
Dinner Menu
ForTomorroW
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

INSTEAD OF going out the
next time you want a chop Suey
dinner, why not prepare il right
az home. You'll be surprised at
what an easy dish il is TO serve.
at the little cooking time it
-t1ferS, and II tt1c few red ration
stamps IL uses.
Chop suey served on rice will
make for a hearty, nourishing
and appetizing main course at
dinner. along with the follow
ing menu;
Pork Chop Sueg
on
Rice
Green Salad
Hard Rolls
Fresh Blackberry Tarts
One pound Of diced pork
shoulder will take care Of 6
servings of chop Suey. Brown
meat in skillet. add water and
cru s.h d bouillon cubes, for
favor. Brown onions, muSh-
rooms and celery in hot lard.
and add -four Add 10 pork,
cover, and simmer for 10 min
utcS. Serve over rice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13

This ends our series. what
About the Waves. Hats of 20
the girls in blue!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-13
To Wecome Husbands

MRS. EDWARD WUNSCH
60. and Mrs. John Prender-
CAST will De in Mackinac
who are participating in the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-01
War Workers Exceed
4S.Hour.Week Limit

Foes of labor who have been
spreading propaganda that
workers are on the job only
40 hours a week, were handed
another jolt by the Depart
ment of Labor this week.
The department published a
report disclosing that practic-
ally all durable goods industries
in which war production Is con-
centrated, are now operating on
shifts of 40 hours or more per
man per week, At least IL OF
the industries are on schedules
of so hours or more, the report
showed.
Nearly all war workers are al
ready toiling longer hours than
the 48 a week which government
agencies, in joint statement
put out some time ago, described
as the maximum for efficiency.
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out why we New Englanders do
not swing to P v.
Dooley Wilson, star of Casa
blanca will do a two weeks en-
gagement at Boston's popular
Mayfair Club in a short while. Z.
Beware. NAL Smallwood l..
source Of much information for
newSpapermen. Bobby Foggie
seen at Walton's with too many
of his so called cousins to be
true. Florence Gamble with
what Smoothie at Lunceford's
dance, If you see Billy Tyler
ask him about Yvonne and her
whereabouts. Leslie Williams
all smiles since Johnny Gillum
is back in circulation. That
fremont st. Bartender sport
ing a convertible in the early
A. NJ, after a cantor through
the Fenway. Don't be sur
prised if holy hades breaks up
that popular fremont st. bar
Der shop .... ask for -. I'm
surprised at the number of
girls who have taken a fling at
welding and making a go Of it,
too.
With this little bit Of 1--WE and
stuff it's Mrs. Mouzon's little
boy, George, saying so long I'M
til next week at the same time.
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critics here aren't sleeping.
There is a move on foot to have
the Colored Press join in a SOL
i'd front to have Hollywood pro-
makes one wonder if the auth
duce a picture based on the life
of DR.. George Washington Car
yer because of his contribution
to American life. Swell idea if
they can do it,. Which reminds
me of the photographs of the
dead soldiers (empty liquor bot
tleS) taken out of the RKO Bos-
ton theatre after Duke Filing
toms appearance there a short
while back. It's the manage
ment and producers opinion
that our race that our race at
fractions attract such an ele-
ment. What do you think. The
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-01
Death For Defective
War Material Asked

The House Judiciary Com
mittee this week began hear
ings on legislation imposing
the death penalty or fines up
to $1,OOO,OOO on manufacture
ers who deliberately or know
ingly" supply the government
with defective war material.
The measure would deal in
future with such cases as those
of the United States Steel Corp
Grafton and the Anaconda Cop
per Company which palmed off
defective material by classifying
tests.
1t also provides fine Of $10,-
900 and 80 years imprisonment
for workers who are guilty Of
making defective repairs of any
property used in the war effort.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-01

popular and likeable Jones
Bros. now featured at The 400
Club in North Easton leave
shortly for Washington, D. c.,
where they captivated the
hearts of senators, solons, and
diplomats a short while back
while playing there. Valadia
Snow, just recently released
from Nazi concentration
lamp in German occupied Dem
mark where she was forced to
play for ranking Nazi Army
officials, returned to the foot
lights a fortnight ago at the
Apollo Theatre in New York,
directing the sensational Sun
set Royal Orch. and scored a
sensational triumph. She and
her new $4,000 trumpet were
show shoppers. Valadia brings
her band to Boston for her first
Boston appearance on Friday
evening, May the 14th at the
Hibernian Hall, Dudley st, a
minute from the Dudley sta
ton. Plans are under way
with WCOP swingmaSter Chuck
Kline to present to the radio
audience one night each week
an all musical Colored program
with all local talent. Who
says we couldn't with such stars
as Nan Snow, Sabby Lewis,
Walter Sisco, William Rhodes
and his choral group. Don't
miss Ray Robinson when he
makes his Boston debut here in
the near future, let's make our
booing the biggest Katherine
Durham and her talented
dance group are slated to ap-
pear in Boston sometime soon.
AS are the radio famous
Southernaires. Clifford Sew
ell, representative of Adam
Powell's P V was in the city
over the weekesd trying to find
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-01
Army Letter Box

This is the story of an Army
Private who became a father
three times in one day. He
lives in Vermont, is stationed
at a camp in the south and his
family problem came to light
when the following letter was
received at Army Emergency
Relief headquarters in Bos-
ton:
MY wife has just presented
me with a trio of baby boys.
Naturally was delighted, but
the triple event has given me
quite a problem. We had saved
enough to manage one addition
to the family. But three-well,
we just didn't plan it that way!
We can handle the hospital bill,
but it's the extra expense after
my family goes home that has
me worried. If you can do any
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-01

thing for us, / will thank you,
my wife will thank you, little
Tom will thank you and little
Dick will thank you and little
Harry will thank you"
Army Emergency Relief was
able to provide happy ending
for the story by supplying the
extra baby cribs and clothes
which has become necessary
with the arrival of the unex-
pected newcomers.
EDITORS NOTE: If you have
any problems you feel Army
Emergency Relief might help
solve, write direct to Army
Emergency Relief, First Serv-
ice Command headquarters,
8O6 Commonwealth Avenue,
Boston, Mass.
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NEW USE FOR OLD sWEATER-The ma.
tional drive TO conserve on silk hosiery
hasn't bothered movie starIet Frances Raj
terty. To keep her bare legs warm from
wintry bIssts and rain, she clips sleeves
from an old sweater and then utilities them
as legqinps.