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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Exercises for Women
Holding Two Full Time Jobs
BY IDA JEAN KAN

THE WAR workers who make
me want TO stand UP and cheer
are the women who are sue
cesSfully putting in full time at
some essential industry IN adj
dltion TO running their homes
and bringing up their children.
Having 10 do double work
isn't bothcring these women. It
is making them spruce up All
they want 20 know is how 10
keep IN and keep their figures
A letter from a Cleveland
home maker and war worker is
typical She tells of starting
tho day al S a m She gcis
breakfast for three. and doesn't
cat any herself puts up two
lunches. takes the children 10
the nursery. and then hcigh-ho.
off 10 work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
This Week
Market Report

HERE IS the latest market
report according 10 the Detroit
Municipal Bureau of Markets
The first offerings Of straw
berries appeared. However the
supply is limited and prices
high.
THERE Is a plentiful supply
of CantalOupeS. watermclOnS,
cabbage. carrots. lettuce. green
onions. tomatoes
Moderate amounts Of oranges,
lemons, asparagus. beans, bcetS,
cauiflower. celery. corn, peas,
peppers, potatoes, cucumbcrs
and turnipS, can beNfound.
The supply of apples, grape
fruit. peaches, mushrooms. egg
plant and spinach is very light.
MEAT THIS week is Slight
Pork will be easier 10 obtain
than beef lamb and veal
There rs an increasing supply
N blue pike from Lake Eric
and the prices are very reason
able.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Fine Victory Garden
MRS. THEODORE J. RI,

MRS. THEODORE J.RICH-
TER. =. will open her house
and garden in Lake Shore
road Tuesday. -.
For a luncheon and bridge
to benefit the Women's
Guild. -. of Valparaiso Uni
versity.
Mrs. Richter will be as
sisted by Mrs. Carl Thrun. -.
and Mrs. Henry Steelman. go.
The Richters -. who have
one Of the finest victory gar.
dens in all Crosse Pointe
60. and last season raised
enough to feed three families"
-. to quote their own WORDS.
They are sad these days
over the labor shortage
..and the bad weather
But their garden is planted
-. and growing nicely.
and they hope they may bring
in a fine harvest. with
their own hands. and what
help they can obtain. >. by
the-day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
A Better Breakfast

She needs less food a dinner
after the days work IS over and
better nutrition throughout The
day, starting with breakfast
This should he n good meal.
Citrus fruit or the Juice and an
egg and whole wheat. toast
mcagcrly huttered or a whole
grain cereal and milk
For lunch there should be-
sandwich and "A half, raw vcgc-
tables. fresh fruit and milk
Dinner can be the same as for
the other members of the fam
ily except for restricting the
amount of bread. trimming of
all the fats. and skipping the
dessert, or taking only fresh
fruit. Just by following these
rules the Caloric intake can he
lowered 10 approximately 1J00
pcr day That makes a perfect
reducing dict for any one using
up lot Of energy.
When q woman hasn't much
time for exercise. every move
mont should he made 10 count
To counterbalance sitting at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Girls Radiant
At Ligeett
Graduation

As SMILING as the SIN were
the radiant white-capped and
sowucd LIggett School gradu-
atcs az the colorful commence
Went exercises held Friday
morning Al the school.
John Uric Nef of the Uni
versity of Chicago addressed
the class and Miss Katharine
Ogden presented the ceru-
fiCatcS
An informal reception fol-
lowed on the terrace overlook
ing the school gardens. where
the graduates greeted their
parents and friends.
The graduates included Nir-
GINA Adams, Elinor Jean Boyd,
Mary jeanette Carpenter, Bev-
erly June Carr. Celia Louise
Christensen, Rhea Jeanne Cook,
Carren Elise CoSgrove, Eliza
beth Wilcox Grape, Ann Had
den Davis. Mary Ellen Fry,
Suzanne Johns Genthe, Mary
Joan Gould. Lois Mae Hearne.
Mary Curtis Herbst, Elizabeth
Marie Later, Cynthia Caulkins
Lange, Nj arion Mackenzie.
Judith Ann Mexican. Lois
Elaine Pulfer, and Shirley Jean
Sayre.
Also associates. Beth Crittcn-
den and Nanette J. Font.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
She Sits All Day

It's not how much work she
is doing that is bothering this
young woman. It's tho fact that
since she SITS on the job all day.
her midSectIon muscles are TAX
ing on fat and she IS losing her
waiStline. She writes
After 7 have put the chill
dren 10 bed AZ 100 at night
take a few short exercises, but
they don't seem 10 be right To
be honest. | know that ! over
cat at dinner THAT is 10 be
expected. with no breakfast and
only sandwiches and milk at
nOOn)
She wants 20 take down hor
waist and reduce 20 pound, 10
lower her weight from $50 20
40 for her height Of ) feet 4 y
inches.
For any one with that much
spirit, tho. program is a Cnch.
This young woman has enough
30 do and I want 10 simplify
nor program as much as pos
Slblc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
A Delightful turmoil

SOMETIME NEXT week
the Mason p. Rumney house
-. in University place .,..
will settle down to its Gus
tomary dignity and calm 49,
Following he wedding of
daughter Barbara o.. and 1t.
Guy Conrath June S..
But al the moment.
things are still..l.in a de-
lightful turmoil -.
Barbara sister, Frances
Ga ge and her husband,
1t. Henry Gage. have re-
NAMED in town :. since the
wedding "
But 1t. Gage will return
tomorrow to their home in
Chicago. l.. . and Frances will
join him there Tuesday. -.
Frances looks radiant
these days. -. and declares
life in the navy agrees with
her. =. just fine.
The bride and bridegroom
...are at the Sky Top Club
in Sky Top, Pa. and
they will arrive here Monday
to be guests Of the Rum
neys. for several days 80.
They will go from here 80.
TO live in Chicago. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Elsie Robinson
Elsie Robinson
'Corregidor Our Holy Grail.
SAYS General Macarthur

OF THE horror which pre-
coded the surrender of Corregi-
dor a year ago. and the fury,
pity and grief which must have
filed General MacArthur'S heart
as he fled for relief for his men,
we have heard much. But moth
ing which any one has said can
touch the nobility of Mac
Arthur own commemoration Of
that dark GethSemane.
"Corrcgldor surrendered
fun year ago he wrote. In
trinSiCally, it is but a barren,
War-Worn rock, hallowed as 50
many other places by death ard
disas ter. Yet it symbolIzes
within itself that priceless,
deathleSS thing the honor OF
nation. Until we lift our flag
from its dust, we stand un-
redeemed before mankind. Until
we claim again the CHASTITY
remnants of its last. gaunt hori-
zon. we can but stand as humble
applicants b efore Almighty
God
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbabcroH

THE ENGAGEMENT Of
Mary Caroline Ruhl o.. blond
and lovely daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Lawrence DeLong
Buhl Of Lake Shore road
-. Crosse Pointe Farms
And 1t. William Anderson
Aycugg II. USMCR. son.of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilcox
Aycugg Of Darien, Conn. ...
Was made known Friday
afternoon Al a small tea
which Miss Bulbs par
ents gave in their home
Mary made her debut g.. in
June. 1870
And during the Christmas
holidays Of that year she
was guest Of honor at a large
ball (which Mrs. Allan
Sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
y. Sheldon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Sheldon III gave in
Mrs. Allan Sheldens home
in Iroquois avenue ,.
One of the worlds most
famous bands was brought
here to play for the eve
ming ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Q Chapters
Of OAR Join
Tenth for Tea

COL. JOSHUA HOWARD
CHAPTER of the Daughters of
the American Revolution will
celebrate its seventeenth birth
day, Saturday, at a tea in the
home OF Mrs. Philip II. Dilling-
ham in Hudson drive.
Mrs. LucluS Tate, regent,
viii preside.
Guests of honor will be newly
elected regents from Louisa st.
Clair. Fort Pontc h artrain,
Josiah Harmar, Ezra Parker.
Piety Hill, Sarah Ann Cochrane,
Three Flags, John Sacket and
Elizabeth Cass chapters of the
OAR.
The program for the after
noon viii include several songs
by Mrs. Arthur Smith, accom-
panied by Mrs. Russell Reader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
MARCH II TO APRIL 20


Aries-Attend to church serv-
ices and ceremonies first, then
look TO your other necessary
duties. Rays not particularly
suspicious; you'll have to make
many of your breaks"
APRIL II TO MAY 20
T0WHs-A temperamental day
for those who make no effort to
be otherwise. Start morning
right by rendering to God the
time that is His due and boil
stored thus by proper guidance,
set your schedule with some en-
phasis on wholesome entertain
ment sports. fun.
NAY II TO JUNE II
Gem IN Church. romantic,
heart interests head today's spon-
sored list. Enjoy Sunday rightly;
civic and government activities,
USO, charity work, patriotic
endeavors important.
JUNE - TO JULY -
CAM c - Today requires
patience, forebearance, and all
the good qualities you know
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Back for PLANTING

MRS. RIG II T f R.. her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Nc.
Ausland White e.. and Mrs.
Whites young sons, hickey
and Sammy -.
Returned before planting
time :. from Pasadena, Cal.
Where they journeyed 10
visit the Ric hters' other
d aughter.. Mrs. William
Gardner Onderdonk. AN d
her small son Larry -.
While Ensign Onderdonk
carried on his naval duties
-. in Arizona.
He is stationed in Los An
seles now but may 90 70
sea at any moment 80.
And in that case Mrs.
Onderdonk and the baby may
come on here to be with
her parents 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Senior Class
Is Entertained

MISS JOYCE EBLING,
daughter of the Wesley Eblings,
of Fairfield avenue, who is being
graduated today from Miss
Newmans School. was TO en-
terrain her classmates al
luncheon at the Detroit Golf
Club.
Her guest list includes the
Misses Martha Montgomery.
Barbara Rosenthaler, Betty
Stephenson, Norm Wittel-
Shafer, Shirley Simons, JAG
queline Merritt. Patricia Scott.
Jean Gust. Jeanne Sutton and
Mary Gray.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Detroit Times
Cook Book

WANT a GOOD. sensible cook
book for Your kitchen library
one containing everything
from potato soup TO how to
carve a turkey?
The Detroit Times has on
hand just a few of those greet
cook books at one time given
with subscriptions 10 the Times
perhaps you'll remember
them.
While they last, they are
available at our service counter
in the lobby OF The Detroit
Times Building for FIFTY
CENTS.
BY mail. the Green Cook Book
is SIXTY CENTS Send your
request with money order 10
The Detroit Times Home Insti-
tute, 1928 Times Square. De-
trout, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
YWCA Plans
Garden Tour
On Sunday

FOUR CROSSE POINTE
ESTATE GARDENS will he
toured by members of the first
YMCA- sponsored summer out.
ing Of the season Sunday aft
ernoon through the courtesy OF
their owners.
Miss Beulah a. Clark will
direct the group, which is
scheduled 10 leave Grand Circus
Park for Crosse Pointe on the
l o'clock bus. The girls will
hike back 10 the city limits at
the conclusion Of the tour. =
The gardens 10 be Visitd
belong 10 the Joseph 3. SchloS
mans. DR.. and Mrs. William +.
Torrey, the Edwin S. Barbours
and the Richard II. Webbers,
whose Victory Garden will be a
high point of the tour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
,Detroiters Return
From New York

MRS. T. ROBERT KART
SEN Of the Detroit-Leland
Hotel, and Mrs. Pearce b.
Bland of Dexter boulevard, have
returned from a Today sojourn
in New York City.
During their stay they re-
sided at the st. Moritz Hotel.
Mrs. Karsten, prior TO her
trip East, spent the month of
May at Hot Springs, Ark,
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Vincent
Gage Sr., ana mother, Mrs.
Katherine Reading OF Grand
Rapids. Mich, who is now
making the southern spa her
part-time home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Handicapped
Group HoIdss
I943 Banquet

HANDICAPPED INCORPO-
RATED, held its annual BAN
quet in the Colonial Room OF
the Wardell Hotel.
Miss Gertrude KALAMAZOO was
chairman Of the party.
Installation OF officers took
place after the dinner with the
following officers installed:
Harry Konczal, president; Mrs.
Dorothy Lea, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Hazel Osmun, second
vice president; Edward Lipin-
ski. treasurer; Herman Wolf,
financial ecretary; Miss
Schultz. recording secretary,
and Helen Schuknecht, GUS
todian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Visiting Fiance in Navy

VIRGINIA PROBERT
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
hey c. Probert Of Kensington
road Co..
Left yesterday for Uplands,
Ind. to visit her fance.
Reeven Dee Rarick and
his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Rsrick 80. NJ.
Young Mr.. Rsrick "a sec
ond class petty officer in the
navy is on leave
Miss Probert will be home
e.. about the end Of next
week -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Davis-Crow
Vows Given
In Florida

MRS. MARY JANE DAVIS
and Aviation Cadet Eugene
Dale Crow were married June
) in Avon Park. Fla.
Mrs. Grow is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel II. Har-
rigan.
Both Cadet and Mrs. Crow
are former Detroiters.
Rev. Hoyt Tatum OF the
Methodist Church in Avon,
Fla, officiated at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Reed OF
Columbus, o., attended the
bride and bridegroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
NSDAR Picnic
Planned tuesday

MP RICHARD IN q
CESS Of Eleven Mile road VIII
open her farm home 10 men,
hers friends and children of
Three Flags Chapter, NSDAR,
for a special meeting and PIC
nc at 1870 a m. Tuesday.
Election Of a nominating
committee and discussion Of
plans for the Country Fair -
be held IN tho fall Will be IN.
main business Of the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

belong to a day rightly lived,
Enjoy this day today, don't just
keep waiting for something bet
ter! Pray.
July - TO AUG. 22
Lco-We cannot have every
thing we want. nor always have
those things we like when we
like them. But we always can
appreciate and gain more benefit
from those we have now. Your
rays similar to Cancers today.
AUG. p TO SEPT. p
IUgo-You have more favor
able aspects than many others
now-and you'll be expected TO
accomplish more, TO help make
life brighter. TO carry on in
royal manner as Virgo so we'll
can,
SEPT. p TO OCT. -
Libra 49, Besides church, home
and other duties, you'll probably
have free time. If so, your com
munity and country sorely need
your efforts to assist the war
10 a Speedier end, with justice
uppermost. Be encouraged.
OCT. - TO NOV. -
Scorpio - Discipline-of self
first. then in your routine and
other matters! Plus order and
steady effort. you should be able
to best today's rough spots.
NOV. % TO DEC. p
Sdgittorits-You'Il save your
self a lot Of annoyance if you'll
listen rather than talk in most
cases, keep your sense of humor
high, and start and end your day
IN prayer. Forebearance is a
powerful virtue
DEC. p TO JAN. p
Copyc0rB-"All is not gold
that ghtters" is we'll to remem-
her on a day like this when wise
sayings and sound suggestions
are under scrutiny. Review 10
better your future plans and pro-
Cedure; start your day with a
visit 10 church.
JAN. - TO FEB. ~
.AqHGru1S-Many reasons why
YOU should be grateful. You can
gain grace and benefits through
religion and profit through free.
healthy discussions and outdoor
recreation az your pleasure. also
can work uuconstrained to pro-
tect these freedoms, Aquafius
has power 10 WELD.
FEB 4f TO MARCH ~
Pisces - Character building,
maintaining harmony and domcs-
tic tranquility. promoting the
family (the countryS backbone)
are part Nof your job-and one
YOU can do ably. Work on them
today
A CHILD 5oy7t on this day,
Quick Of thought and action
Ready 10 accept new conditions
and cope with them enthusiast
Cally. Can become proficient in
more than ono cndcavor AT the
same time. Artistic also rrac-
ucal
cryyrsn'. 1858. b, K.nE Fesnup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

fight against the night-of God
firm grip upon his fumb!ing
hands.
THE holy grail" DO you re-
member when we heard that
great name first in school, or
some brave version of King
Arthur and his knights? II
goes far back, that story which
IS poem and sanctuary, history
and PRAYER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Salute TO Courage

There lies our holy grail
There i General MacArthur's
salute TO Corregidor'S courage
TO humanity's greatest test and
hope For those few words hold
far more than a symbolic inci-
dent in human history. They
hold more than our own cruel
trial-our battle for human lib
erty They hold the long and
blood record of mans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
Miss Selma Cohen 10 Wed

MISS SELMA COHEN.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hy-
man Cohen. of w. Euclid. has
set June 20 as her wedding
date. when she will become the
bride of 1t. Leo Smith, son of
Mr., and Mrs. Mitchell Smith.
formerly of Buffalo. n. Y,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14
The Cup Vanishes

The Grail, they said. that vas
the sacred cup from which the
Saviour drank His last Passover
wine. The Grail had held the
blood He spilled for all of US
that We, who drank thereafter,
might be clean of sin.
But what had happened Ia
the cup when that dark day was
done? No one could tell. So,
with the years, men wove a
mystic tale. They said that
heather hands now held the
Holy Grail and those who loved
the Christ and followed on His
trail. must win il back.
More years had passed. Then.
when the time was ripe, men
set forth on crusadeS. across
the nameleSS seas. the forests
and the desert lands. Not only
kings and princes. knights and
ShaCkled slaves. but little chill
dren, also. went to search and
save the cup that Christ had
blessed. And, with each day,
the lovely story grew until all
men believed il TO be true.
viii Not Surrender
For each man knew
THAT Life is one, long trail
Where We may search and serve
And save
The Holy Grail"
There lies our Holy Grail. >
said General Macarthur. But
he did not speak Of one certain
symbol one certain shrine or
vow He spoke Of that love Of
Courage Truth, Liberty and
Justice. which lies enShrined in
every man : heart. from the
most ignorant savage TO the
most enlightened philosopher.
\ year ago, the Big Rock fell.
It's starving men and women
had surrendered. But Truth can
never be taken. Honor and
Freedom. Love and Sacrifice
these will never surrender.
Il will come back" General
Macarthur had said. And he
will come. As always men re-
turn TO shrjnes which they have
built 10 visions they have
seen.
There lies our Holy Grail"
Not IN one certain place &C.,. not
no one certain heart .. but N
each fumbhng hand thai reach
lnC out. keeps Faith with God
Copyught, lsi3. by kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

Get this collection Of spare
moment motifs - easy pickup
work for rclaxatIon.-varied de-
signs 10 make NncnS lovely.
Pattern 40 contains a trans
fer pattern OF is motifs aver
aging 3N6 nchc> llst Of ma
tcrlals required s''chc,
send III cents r COINS for tins
pattern 10 Tho 14Wa Wheeler
Pattern Department l2Z5 Times
square. DeIot %. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

job part Of the exercise should
he taken from "A standing posi-
ton, others with feet elevated.
Stand and Stretch
Il feels good 10 stand up and
stretch and II does your waist
good turn. Here is the way 10
do n Stand erect with feet
parallel. hips pulled down and
under and lower abdominal
muscles pulled up Stretch arms
overhead without elevatinC
shoulders and slowly bend sidan
ward. Back 10 position. All
bend 10 the other side Relax
then use the same technique
and rotate al the waists swing
your trunk down, around and
up 10 the other side.
One Of the best Of the mid
section toners is the wall BIZ
cycle. lie on the back on the
floor with hips close 10 wall.
legs straight up the wall. and
arms stretched up on floor over
head. FleX one knee 10 chest
and AZ the same time fex the
elbows and lower hands 10
shoulders. As YOU straighten
that leg up the wall, flex other
knee 10 chest. and Straighten
arms up overhead on floor. Re-
peat rhythmically. ; Throughout
the exercise keep the small Of
the back pressed against the
floor, stomach muscles pulled
up and IN.
Want to trim down that fig
ure for victory slimness >"
Send for Ida Jean Rains new
.leafiet, the Victory Reducing
Diet, plus Spot Exercises for
symmetry. Enclose stamped.
self addressed envelope. and
they will be mailed to YOU.
Simply address Ida Jean Kahn.
Detroit Times, Detroit &c. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-14

Job part Of the exercise should
he taken from a standing posi-
ton, others with feet elevated.
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