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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

DON'T make them see
IL relatives
All of the time
Let them sometimes relax is
The giSt of this rhyme.
81 don't want To hurt their
feelings" said a serviceman
sadly the other day. BUT 1
want 20 he left alone--I need IL.
l don't want things planned for
my leaye-I dent want ANY
plans. I want 10 relax--to do
things on the spur OF the mo-
ment--not 10 feel that I must
he somewhere at any stated
time can't seem 90 make
my family realize that--so the
next leave l get I'm going some
place where there isn't any
family about. NOT because i
don't love them better than any
one on earth, but because i
simply must have time 10 re-
lax or I will he all TO the bad
This is Just as he spoke IL 10
US in confidence when we met
him at luncheon last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

visitors, no dim-out assurance
Of normal rail transportation
and creation Of additional win
ter Vacationists as result Of IN
dustrial stagger plans. officials
Of the sunshine city are optf-
miStic about prospects for winter
business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

is still heavy but not so bad as
IL was.
One of the remarkable things
the war has done IS TO give
much of Florida a year round
patronage it had never enjoyed
before. Charles Greiner. man.
ager Of the Roosevelt Hotel.
where this piece is being
written. told me today that the
hotel has been full all summer.
The same is true at other jack
sonVille hotels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
.Redford Women
To Stage Bazar

A CHRISTMAS bazaar will he
sponsored by the Woman's Club
of BEDFORD Township at 1.-THE
Methodist Children's Village on
West Six Mile road, Dec is.
Mrs. Frank Archer, chairman,
announces that all proceeds viii
go TO the Childrens Village.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Travel Industry

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. d.


THIS gateway the golden sands Of Florida is busting the
and preening its feathers in conformity with
the slogan "FloridaAWill BE Ready -
This the wachword Of the states civic boosters and
chambers they eye the swift OF
events Europe and make ready for the day when the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Carneqies Return

MIR. AND MRS. ANDREW
CARNEGIE Of Westchester
road are returning this week
end from several days stay in
-G@%@- Cf4kl----------------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Practical Courses

Under the supervision OF II.
George Martin, commandant OF
Civil Air Patrol Squadron
634-4. and Maj. Harry F. Olsen
OF the L. s. Army air force, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Detroit Club Luncheon

The weeks impressions in
clude the pleasureahle sight OF
Mrs. George Edwards Schenck
and her three little daughters
all wrapped up well, clearing
the victory garden for the win
ter; the blank expression on
Bill Standish's face the other
night al the Boat Club when he
found he had won a silver pow
der compact--the CHEEKY good
morning from Dean O'Ferrall
that starts the day of so mer-
rily: odd look on the faces OF
some of our Crosse Pointe
women when they find that
their money and their social
position wont get them any
more favors at market-pretty
Mrs. Hutchinson Larned sitting
in her special corner at Ais
selling war stamps all during
her lunch hour busting Mrs.
Charles Frederick buying dog
food for her wire haired and
the 16-year-old boy whose only
Christmas request il his par
ents' permission TO Join up"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

When the recruiting was con-
cluded, the hangar was turned
over 10 the Civil Air Patrol
Squadron 634-4 70 be used as It's
headquarters. and the Aides
turned their attention 70 pro-
curing furnishings for the day
room AT the new Romulus Base
Hospital
With this Job nearly accom-
plished. THE energetic group ~
retuuninR 10 It's original purpose
'y-recrTiting. When the%arrSy
decided 10 build UP a reserve
force OF aviation material
through a Civil Air Patrol train
ing program, II was necessary
10 solicit the assistance of or
gained women volunteer work.
ers 10 handle the recruiting. II
was here that the Romulus
Army Aides stepped In.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

7nONT be selfish with
IL servicemen
When they're on leaves;
Do let them have some time
To do as they please.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

WITH the Romulus Army
" Aides. It's case OF learn
ing everything from the sky
down for the attractive young
women who are assisting in re-
cruiting boys from is 10 is
years OF age for the L. s. Army
Air Force are required 10 go up
for a spin 20 learn the workings
OF the airplane as well as d
take lecture courses on the
ground
The Romulus Aides, formerly
known as the AGRA Aviation
Cadet Recruit Aides have been
associated with the l.. s. Army
Air Force since the beginning OF
the war. They assisted first in
filling the necessary air force
quota. and they also built the
Harold George hangar al South
field and Grand River in addi-
ton 10 stating several other
places in the northwest section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
New Type Of Tourists

Actually there will be no
tourists in the sense that Florida
knew them for so many years.
There will, however. be thou
sands, even millions, Of war
workers and relatives Of men in
uniform.
There Is much evidence that
Florida is over the peak" in
It's important job Of training
Americas young men for war.
Many resort hotels have been
relinquished by the armed
forces.
Basic training programs are,
in many instances, being shifted
elsewhere.
There is more emphasis on
rehabilitation and recuperation,
and in these fields Florida viii
fulfill its natural role as re-
builder of minds and bodies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

growing In popularity and now
one finds nearly every table
full in the ladies dining room.
Dining there recently we noted
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter,
Judge and Mrs Donald Van
Zile. Mrs. Hayward Murphy
with Maj. and Mrs. j. Bell
Moran. Stunning Mrs. Gail
Stephens came in with the
Misses Florence and Marguer-
tie Stroh. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Krapfel, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Shelton. Cleveland Thurber and
Raymond Dykema. Myron Neal.
Mrs. Thyrza Crombie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Lane and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alger Sheldon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Tighter, o" Iuroush
UautEIn,e toRekx

HIHEN- they're met at
III II z,
w the station
And whirPd here and
there:
And each hour planned for
With nothing TO spare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

war VIII move westward,
leaving this sun-kissed play
ground a haven for tempo
rary relaxation from the
about effort.
No one is talking about
tourists" this year. but there
is universal conviction that the
resort hotels will be filled and
the beaches well populated when
winter blows his icy breath on
the northlands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Friday IS DeadIine
For Gifts of Times

You ONLY until Friday gift subscriptions Of
The Detroit Times for without accompanying
orders with letters from such asking that The De-
troit Times be sent 10 them.
Learning what's al home reported in Tho
Detroit Times helps build morale Detroit and Michigan
lighters One soldier
Having The Detroit Times mailed 10 me has been great
all aoDgbut when hospitaliZed at Guadacanal-anC
mail caught up with again. received whole batch o
Times time, making the big shot of the who
hospital. Everybody wanted read MY NEWSPAPERS"
order gift subscriptions TODAY! Here the rates.
month DAILY and Sunday Sl-50
month daily only 100
months DAILY and sunday $50
months DAILY only 800
In ordering be TO state COMPLETE NAME and adj
enclose money order Address
Subscription Department. The Detroit Times, 1910 Cass
avenue Detroit 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Registration Office
Set Up for Northwest

To facilitate the registration Of
voters in the northwest section Of
the city, the city election .commis-
SION today opened a registration
desk in the Schaener precinct po-
lice station, Schaeffer near Grand
River.
Clerks will be on hand between
10 a. m. and s p. m. today and to-
morrow. Tomorrow night Is the
deadline Request for the service
was made by George r. Smith,
president OF the Strathmore Bust
ness Association. Registrations
will also continue until s p. m.
tomorrow in the election commits
sion Offices on the first floor OF
city hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Weather Lid
Relaxed by U.S..

WASHINGTON, Oct. y fTNS)
The office Of Censorship an
nounced last night that improved
defense and other war conditions
have made it possible 20 remove
practically all restrictions on the
.blication and broadcaSlins OF
icial weather information.
Effective today, newspapers no
longer arc required 10 restrict or
flcial weather forecasts. reports
of weather conditions and tenn
perature charts 20 any desIg-
mated area.
Radio stations will be permitted
10 resume broadcastlng Of official
weather forecasts and OF h . T
weather data except wind direc-
ton and barometric pressure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Pitkups Start
In Waste Paper
Drive in Schools
Home Defense Notes;
By KEN HALL

Today is the first pickup day
in the countrywide school waste
paper drive under Wayne County
Salvage Committee auspices.
Twenty-six public schools in De
troit will participate today, turn
ing over supplies brought in by
the children TO the dealers trucks
stationed in the school yards.
Carrying out the plan of having
the school boys and girls bring IN
their home collections on desig-
mated DAYS, the local schools in
augurate the campaign which will
continue until Nov. 3 or later, If
necessary.
Receipts will 60 into school
treasures and be used for pur-
chase Of bonds. stamps or other
war purposes. The scrap paper
is badly needed 10 keep the paper
mills operating for war purposes.
ToDAY's SCHOOLS
Schools having their waste
paper day today are: Field,
Finney. Fitzgerald. Ford Frank
lin. French Road. Gardner. Gar
field. Gershom, GillieS, Goldberg
Goodale. Grant. Grayling, Green
field Park. Greenfield Union,
Guest, Geyton. Hally, Hampton,
Hamilton. Hancock, Hanneman,
Hanstein. Harding and Harms.
Twenty-six other schools VIII
have their collections tomorrow,
Ak previously announced Other
collections are set for oct. Is TO
%. after which there viii be an
interim 10 allow the school Staffs
10 take applications for No. q
ration books. Collections Will be
.asumed for three days Nov. 1-3.
lrochial schools will start col
~tions oct. % and other cities
and townships an other dates
Notwithstanding rumors that
the air raid wardenS division Of
Area s plans TO diSband an abbre-
waited program IS announced for
4he future Since his personnel
already is well trained it does not
need As many regular meetings
and sector incident sessions from
now on. according 10 Area War
den Leslie JUL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
FEWER MEETINGS

The plan calls for fewer meet
irrgs- participation tit the area
simulated incidents, continuance
Of the senior posts and four zone
control CCnterS, maintenance Of
records and reports army white
tests with the area staff on duty
"A hours a day and placing Of All
wardens on IN emergency call
basis
II IL likely that other areas Of
the city viii be placed on the
same abbreviated programs as
soon as they have fully trained
perSonnclS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Gas Coupon Values
Are Cut in Far West

WASHINGTON oct, u INS)
The OPA last night reduced
A. r. and c gasoline ration coupon
values in the far west from 10 3
gallons each, effective at once.
The area includes Washington,
Oregon, California. Neva d a,
Idaho. Montana. Wyoming, Utah,
Colorado and Arizona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Times Pays
For Tips

The Times pays $50 weekly
10 readers who telephone the
first tip on news events or
on the likelihood OF news
d eve lopments or pictures.
The prizes:
Coll Nsws Tip Editor, CH.
$500, Ddy or Night
Best Tip Of Each Week S25
Second Best $40
Third Rest ~
Next Ten Best, each 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Allen Park Tops Bond Quota

Allen Parks bond quota Of
$4,000 in the Third War Loan
drive was topped by ST., 500,
Judge John r. Labadle. commit
tee head, announced today. Allen
Park has a population of 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Patriots Fire Plane Plant

NEW YORK. Oct. u ms
The British radio reported today
that eight Danish patriots broke
into a German airplane factory in
Copenhagen, overcame the guards,
wrecked several completed air
planes and set fire TO the factory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
JUDY CANOYA at $3.50 D. m.
BIG TOWN
at 800 p. m.

The story of Steve Wilson,
big town editor, and Lorelei,
his danger-daring secretary.
Steve and Lorelei run down
criminals, secure justice for
the victims of oppression
furnish radio listeners with a
series of exciting, dramatic
episodes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12

ADvFRTtsFMEVT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
DAYTIME LISTENING
LINDA s FIRST
LOVE at 800 pm.

Mystery! Subversive activi-
ties! Romance! These elements
combine to form one of day.
times most gripping serials.
Arlene Black burn (left)
plays the role of Linda. A
single chapter will make you
a regular LINDA" listener.
Heard every weekday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Brenda will
You Step Out
With Me Tonight?

know I've been an awful crouch not tax.
Ing you any place lately. But sfterstHnding
~ day at my new Job. my feet darn near
kiiled me with callouses and burning. Now
I've reformed - or rather my feet have -
thanks to the lee-Mint you advised. Never
tined anything that seemed 10 draw tho
pain snd hrs right out 30 fast - and The
way II helps soften esllouses IL nobody's
uSp'ineesI Been able n get some extra over
Pc money - 90 What IN you say. let's go
oetng tonight. You can step on my Ice
Mint feet ell you want.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
RHYTHM MATINEE
at 4:4S pm.

Under the skillful emceeing
of Frank Warrington fright
Rhythm Matinee" gives
chase to those late afternoon
blues. Songs with a distinc-
tive Interpretation by Rose
mary Calvin and Bruce Tur-
reIl, music by the WJR Or
chestra under the direction
of Paul La Vote, guest stars.
A sure antidote for weekday
doldrums.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-15
MISS MCDeur7nu1 Wed
1oHenryHoz<abteLHI

ROCKY Mount, July l5.-MjSs N;,v
LOUISE McDcarmau. daughter If
MIS- ]. >. MCDcamm and ,nr I.,,.
All. McD"armau became the nrid,. -
iichry llulzapicl Iii of lIarcr,,n,.n
Maryland. som ui Alr ana tIr'
Henry liulHapicl. Jr.. IN a s,n,nn.
,w'v'''"hF performed on Tuesday at
W. tV"ii al i've O'Clock Il, The humc
~ y, "'c n,iu' on Sunset avenue. Inc
'N'N'''hd l.. u. Juu"- WIZ tho oil
t'''iiiG minister. Mvmu,r, nl Inc
i'ilIIN and intimate friends were
pr, sent.
Mrs. Robert Ranhin. of Durham.
played IT," wedding: music incl,rirr"
Nir 'rhdI'lru:,l marches. Til, ,,,y,
were spoken III i'tr livna luufn H.
I"lr "n impruNIs,G alIur -, fern,
palms. ami large basnvt If glad,,I,
an" carnations ANA h..mrlrG c.n-
lclTura.
The bride. vino r.nnv d.v,r ih.
stairway mt III" Twin, rn.rt. ,,,,,,
an Afternoon :uWH ui whit, mar
iuI>rtt" with matching hai. ;,,i
carried an arm i",Iuci %, vhil,
roses and awuu"ul IN Culnn,a
.iyiU.
only attendant f. the bride wa.
hrr SiS'r". Nj. Nancy NCDcaIn.!t.
- hHid al honor. Her gown was
fashioned ate. jh.' 4 the brIdc.
h;ad" 81 PIN. uHlqur v;tr with Il
black and pink h.I. She preceded
her SISTER down tho stairs. IIcr i.ry-
"rS were puuh rose ipr-;.cl-mc-uuis
and daisies ~ ~ arm nuuGucl.
Itc-f 1ETTIt a., &c..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-15

Miss Rachel Sncrd. II year I'D
daughter Of Ar. and Mis-. R4bcr,
:5urci. of Etlrrll route |. cnl,, tain
cd u numh"r of E'r friends at :.
party cH Wednesday, july :.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-15
Return To WltlrSburn

MIS-. ". II. OdUm and dIT.nir,
nave returned I" their HON" II,
Nid'-b"ru alter Visiting Mis-.
odUm'S parents, Alr. and Mrs. !. T..
Huffman.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
Halloween Menu
Bv Arthur II. Deufe

to make. since 1t is cold roast duck
or chicken, sliced nicely and heated
in sauce made for the occasion.
Three ducks will supply enough
nice slices for eight or nine good
servings, leaving the legs and wings
for another meal
The sauce IS made up first-for
eight servings, plan to have ready
four cups Of good, rich brown gravy
made from the drippings of tho
roasted ducks and season this we'll
using vinegar or dry red wine to
taste, lemon Juice, some finely
minced onion and a little tomato
paste and Worcestershire sauce. Salt
and pepper as required. And any
Of these-some chopped mushrooms,
or cut up black or green olives or
minced carrot or celery, cooked
tender. This Is one Of those sauces
which challenge the ingenuity of tho
male chef. The duck slices are thor
oughly heated In this sauce, theu
heaped onto a platter and the sauce
poured over, with some served In .
sauce bowl.
Most pleasing red baked apples ars
provided by peeling the apples half
way down from the top, following
out the core and then baking with
one or two cinnamon drops or 'in-
perials" tucked into the hollows.
These red cinnamon drops provide
the bright red coloring to the apples.
The apples are placed around the
edge Of the platter.
The proper beverage Is a sizable
jug Of new apple cider!
Evening star., 1943-10-25

Halloween dinner will be cooked
by one of the amateur male chefs
Of the Club de Jeudi, which this
year Is foregoing the usually more
or less riotous party and turning to
the upkeep of civilian morale with
a quiet dinner for eight-but done
in the Halloween colors. The menu
will be:
Raw Carrots Sliuers and
Black OliUes
Orange Baskets Dith Chopped Mint
Black Bean Soup
Saint OF Duck or Chicken With
Baked Red Apples
Steamed YelloW Summer Squash
Pumpkin Pie
Black Coffee
There was debate as to the in
clusion of orange ice cream or sher-
bet, but what with shortages, this
seemed unnecessary what with all
the other items in the menu. Then
there was the suggestion Of pumpkin
pie to build up the color motif,
which was enthusiastically received. !.
AS home dinners go, this ample
menu is about as free from rationed
foods as one could desire and as
for cooking it, well, it almost cooks
itself, and from the standpoint Of
the mere man who likes to turn his
hand to the preparation of party
dinner, here was opportunity with a
minimum Of responsibility.
The orange baskets are made by
cutting almost quarters out of the
two sides of an orange, leaving just
a strip to make the handle. The
meat is scooped out, cut into bits
and mixed with chopped green
mint. If no mint is available. bits
of chopped apple make an interest
ing accompaniment. These are set
to chill and are served as first
course.
And then, in keeping with Hal
loWeen coloring, comes black bean
soup, a truly famous dish. This is
the recipe:
Wash cups of black beans and
soak them overnight in cold water
Next morning, cook in water until
tender and put through colander
To these beans add quarts of beef
broth or use 10 bouillon cubes and
hot water. Also add half a teaspoon
of ground cloves, teaspoonful nut
meg, half a cup of canned tomato
half teaspoon curry powder and
cook for half an hour. Put this
mixture through fine sieve
Thicken with tablespoons butter
or margarine and of flour. cooked
to a brown color Boil for about
10 minutes and then flavor with
sherry or madeira wine to taste
about wine glasses will suit most
tastes. Season with salt and pepper
and serve with very thin lemon
slices. Some people like a hard
boiled egg or two diced and added
last.
Salmi of duck or chicken is a most
tasty dish but actually very simple
Evening star., 1943-10-25
ADVERTISEMENT.
Who wants to date a
LEEP-WALKER"1

That was me. all right. :. So tired and
rundown that used to fall asleep stand
ing up! Everything l did was an effort.
No pep-no endurance-no appetite! /!
And nervous as cat!
Then my doctor told me what was
wrong. :. "Nutritional anemia." he
called it., brought on by shortage of
iron in the blood. For condition like
that" he said, Il recommend good
iron tonic like Guides Pepto- Mangan!"
Pepto- Mangan helps make the blood
redder and richer IN iron. Many doctors
prescribe Pepto- Mangan for pale. weak.
rundown men. women and children who
need more iron to build them UP and to
help them get back their strength, appe-
tite and pep.
Pleasant to take. Sold by all druggists
with money-back guarantee OF salts
faction! Ask for the original and only
Guides Pepto- Mangan!
Evening star., 1943-10-25

| Dessert
2 cups milk. not canned.
! package maple rennet powder

poShdSV illO PIG iCtlilCb poWONl
Chocolate butter frosting.
Set out or 5 individual dessert
dishes. Warm the milk slowly
stirring constantly. Test a drop on
inside of wrist frequently. When
comfortably warm 11O' F., not hot
remove at once from heat. Add
rennet powder and stir quickly un-
til dissolved-not more than l min
ute. Pour at once, while still iiq-
uid, into individual dessert glasses
Do not move until firm-about 10
minutes. Chill.
Frosting: Make a chocolate but
ter frosting by creaming Ia table
spoons butter until soft and smooth
and working in 4 cup xxx su-
gar, tablespoon cocoa, 1s teaspoon
vanilla, dash of salt, and Just
enough cream to make the mix
ture soft enough to pipe through
a pastry tube with the single-holed
tip about u to 3 teaspoon cream
Pipe onto the surface of the chilled
rennet-custards in the outlines OF
owls, cats, witches, jack-o lanterns
etc.
Makes or 5 servings.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
By Anna Chase

suit tucked under your arm waiting
to start out for the day. Not only
was there worry on your mind,
but an actual ache in your bones
which really hurt. You couldn't sit
still, you began to fuss and quarrel
with your sister, and finally were
reduced to tears of evaporation.
Half the fun of the day was gone.
and the picnic and the swim had
to be pretty good to make up for
the agony of waiting you had en-
dured. If you can remember all of
this, you will know what you may
not do with your own youngsters.
1t isn't that we expect our chill
oren to be pampered pets, too deli
cate to take the DISAPPOINTMENT
which we know they must learn. 1t
is merely that we try to understand
just what child of 3, 6, 10 or l3
is capable CT feeling. and not try
their strength too far.
The child who has never been
disappointed, who has confidence