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runNIruRE. BousEHoLp GOODS ELECTRIC WASHERS

WASHERS. vacuums. sewing machine mr.
tors rep. Parts for all makes. Work guar
W. NJ. McEvoy. i2O94 Manor Ho. S7sa.
WASHERS. vACuuMs, sewing machines
repaired guaranteed work. 1898 Liver
LIZ -.i,..t-++ 4-strS2 -
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED
A BETTER

PRICE FOR YOUR CAR AL. WEIsMAN
35ln MnnG 2aEa---Gr IA, - = ,-.---,--
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HIGHEST PRICES. diamonds jewelry old
gold Original Detroit Gold Renners.
SIDNEY KRAHDALL 1850 BROADWAY.
RADIOS AND SUPPLIES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

BUCKY RYAN says--He will pay highest
dollar for 935-ls36-19574ig3s. and 1889
automobiles. Call HO- 1872. 1lsii Liyernos
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ATTENTION!


200 suits and overcoats; 600 high
grade fur coats SO W, First come, hrst
served fOi Gratiot. ELLIS co
WANTED--Liying room. bedroom suites
gas stoves. washing machines; com.
plete home or odd pieces TY. 1920.
WANTED Good used Frgidaire. Mel
rose 1889
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

wANTED-l940, ~ or - station wagon.
Prefer Ford Chevrolet or Plymouth.
Call Jack Leonard, Plaza S770. Bundy
Tubing Go.
WILL pay Up "a 81 200 cash Tor good.
clean 1871 car 1866 Llyernois.
NOrthlawn s22t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
COLD AND IEwELRY WANTED

WE BUY old fur coats 1913 Miehlga
Theater Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

BRAND new JENNY Lind and poster beds;
all sizes. maple or walnut. Sl2o Orauot.
TNNERsPRING MATTRESSES, any size.
Samples. Sl7. Mitchelrs. 5000 Gratlot.
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$3.50
pRE-WAR SPRING CONSTRUCTION
RAIMI BROS.

lsOs GRAND RIVER. Mr., 18th
1880 GRAND RIVER, mr.. schOolcfaI
OMEN Ewes Thurs fri., Sat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Not Prepared


prepared for this diSconcerting
fact. At home, in school, in busi-
ness. in our social life, even in
our games, the accent is on i'm
mediate achievement, the more
spectacular the better.
No allowance is made for the
slow growth of characterize
doubts and misgivings, humilia-
tons and blunders, the long
periods when mind and body
seem paralyzed the slow
chiSelIng OF failure which alone
-SioagttS of our surplus layers
Of timldity. bewilderment and
conceit.
AS consequence, mahy
youngster. many man or
woman, surrenderS 10 despair
before he has really begun 10
struggle.
He IS appalled, by the brilliant
performance of the smart alecS
and slick numbers who crowd
him to- the wall. He feels hope
lesSly handicapped
He does not realize that his
own misgivings and mistakes
are a vital part of growth and
far more normal than glan,owous
CaperS.
He does not realize that he
j. building "A reserve wall of
courage and initiative within
himself if he'll have the forti-
tude 10 take it on the chin now.
Victory From Defeat
Strange how a phrase will
stick in your mind. Between
vacuum cleaning and carrot
Scraplng the other day. I heard
a phrase from an English broad
cast that has echoed ever since.
Don't know the author-don'
even know the nation 10 which
II referred. But il certainly
fitted this business we call life.
They achieved one great
victory out OF many ueieatS.
Nine words, but if you can as
simulate them, they'll change the
whole course of your existence.
Whether you're a shy, back
ward youngster of 9 or dis
couraged man or woman Of 40.
IL doesn't matter-victory Is
never a bunch of fireworks.
1t never comes from swift. eX-
plosive efforts or brillian I
scoring.
1t comes from Just plugging
along doing endless. dreary
chores which never seem to
count -. secret struggles which
no one appreciates dreams
and prayers which no one seems
TO answer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

DOILIES ARE so decorative
and smart for your table or
buffet. This attractive and very
durable style IS simple enough
for even the most inexperienced
CroChetcr to do. Its in a charm
ing moderniStic daisy design.
Useful for Incidental doilicS, too.
Pattern 55i contains directions
for doilieS; illustrations Of
stitches; list of materials re-
quired.
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern To- The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square. Detroit. Mich.
Owing TO customs regulations
patterns 20 Canadian destina-
tons cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Flexible Brows

The eyes and brows add to the
import Of words. For alert and
expressive eyes the brows must
be flexible.
Movie stars must know how
10 express almost any feeling
with a slight movement of the
browS.
Alexis thinks lace muscles can
be trained TO fine expression
with regular exercise. Drop
the mouth wide open and push
the chin forward and down. re-
verse the NOV c IN en- with
stretched neck and closed mouth.
Suck the checks in and puff
them out. This helps TO strength
en- muscles ard prevent Sagging"
Mouth exercises will tone face
muscles and help TO prevent
lines. Shut teeth and push lips
out as far as you can, then
stretch them back over the teeth
IN a groteSquc grin. Repeat same
movement with the teeth apart.
DO exercises quickly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Cook Slew
In The Old
Dutch Oven

MANY PEOPLE just drag
out their same Old saucepan or
kettle every night in which to
cook their meal, whether it be
soup. vegetables, stew or what
have-you. But there are other
utensils in the market, maybe
even right in yolr own cup
board, that you never think OF
using. Why not give them a
trial, and see what a difference
they will make in flavor and APP
pesrance in your foods.
The age-old Dutch oven t.
tops for making flavorsome
stews. hearty chowders and
nourishing soups. 1t is roomy
enough, too. TO hold the entire
meal or main course. And
once the heat is al the simmer
ing point, the food will cook
with no pot-watching at all.
Deep well cookers are most
economical to use. for they are
so we'll insulated and require
little fuel. They are Just right
for longtime sinunering stews
and fricassees. for there is no
danger of boiling over.
Skillet meals have become
most popular. The large sur
face they provide keeps foods
in good form. and meats can be
Drowned right in the skillet be-
fore the vegetables are added.
Once the cover is on, the foods
can simmer away on low heat
until done,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Exercise |
To Correct
Sway Back
BY IDA JEAN KAN

GIRDLES ARE considered
government issue for the
WAACs, WAVES and SPARS.
But those girls are getting into
such good shape that they could
soon take their stays or leave
them off and be just as trim.
Those who have been back on
furlough certainly show up their
civilian sisters. They are so
fit and flat that the home girls
seem unusually soft and settled
by sheer contrast.
Getting into condition 10 take
il is mainly responsible for the
smart military appearance of
our AmaZons. But the spruce
posture demanded OF them has
the gradual affect od tightening
the abdominal girdle and cor
recting sway back. And sway
back is what is WRONG with the
majority Of figures.
lake This Test
Here is a little test that will
tell whether or not you need
Strengthening out.
Back up TO a wall, heels just
a couple of inches out, knees
straight, and flatten the small
of your back against the wall.
Then slip the flat OF your hand
into the hollow space between
the small of your hack and the
wall. 1t should be a tight
squeese.
If there is much leeWay, spe-
cial exercises TO strengthen the
Sheathlike muscles which form
the abdominal girdAe will give
YOU better figure and posture.
Here's Starter
Some of the easiest exercises
are the best. Start off with
this one.
Fold up on the floor like a
jack knife, hips resting on heels,
and your forehead resting on
folded forearms on floor.
This forces you To round out
the small of the back and helps
to counterfeit the sway. But il
is more effective to concentrate
on pulling up and in with the
lower abdominal muscles. It's
a rest, as we'll as an exercise,
and you should take that posi-
ton for two or thpee minutes
every day.
Now, lie on your back on the
floor. Flex your knees and try
10 roll your hips up and off the
floor until your hips are up in
the air. the small OF the back
rounded outward. For awhile
you may have TO use your hands
as hoiSts. Slowly lower hips to
floor and repeat.
Sitting Exercise
The long sitting position is
another restfai but fast working
exercise.
Sit on floor With your back
10 wall, legs straight out in
front. and simply pull up and
in with lower abdominal mus
GELS as you press small of back
flat against the wall. Hold it
for two or three minutes.
Merely sitting in this position
will strengthen your natural
girdle. but you can progress by
holding both arms straight out
in front. from shoulders, and
raising alternate legs in the at
tempt TO touch toes to out
stretched hands.
Finish by lying on back on
floor, arms straight up on floor
beyond head and straight down,
and coming up to sitting posi-
ton, arms overhead. then bend
ing over 10 touch fingers TO
toes. Stretch through midriff,
arms overhead. and slowly lower
trunk backward.
Copyright. 1919. by king Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Wartime Marketing
New Household Book
Gives Timely Information
shopping
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

HITTING AN important nail
on the head, Eleanor Howe. ma
tionally known home economist,
has written book Household
Hints for Homemakers." it's one
Of the most up-to-date books OF
its kind
In general it contains hints on
food preservation and prepare
ton. laundering gardening IN
doors and out. and a multitude
Of problems faced almost every
day in the home. The publisher
is d. Appleton-Century Com
pany.
About the Author
The author is one of thc,co-
editors Of a pocket size monthly
magazine What's New in Foods
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For Shopping Information, Call Joan Dean, CHI. $500
Exercises
Aid Facial
Expressions
BY DONNA GRACE

THERE ARE many young
girls in college who are just as
lovely as any Hollywood beauty,
and who have no desire to APP
pear on the stage or screen.
Those who do aspire to a stage
will find they need more
than beauty of face and figure
They must have a vibrant and
magnetic personality.
Youthful Alexis Smith work
ing in her new picture, Thank
Your Lucky Stars" has this TO
say of what constitutes real
charm and beauty:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Peanut Mullins

. cups Siited enriched flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
y teaspoon salt
cup brown sugar
i cup chopped peanuts
! egg
] cup milk
2 tablespoons melted short
enlng.
Sift together flour. baking
p w d CT, salt and sugar. Add
chopped peanuts. Beat egg. Add
milk and melted shortening. Add
10 dry ingredients, stirring only
until flour is moiStened. Fill
grease d muffin pans 2s full.
Bake in moderately hot oven
(425 degrees 20 minutes. Yields
II Pinch mullins.
Cherry Crisp Pudding
= cup butter or margarine
cup sugar
4 cups enriched bread cubes
2 cups cherries and juice
l tablespoon lemon juice.
Cream butter and sugar to-
gether. Add bread cubes TO
creamcd mixture and blend well.
Mix fruit and lemon juice with
the bread Pour into creased in
dividual baking dishes and bake
in moderate oven 1875 degrees
- minutes. GarulSh with cher
ricS If desired Serves Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

and Nutrition. " which put in lis
first appearance during Deem
Der This little publication con-
tainS menus and wartime recipes
for three meals day, each day
OF the month.
Now 10 the days wartim Q
marketing.
Tonight were serving the pork
left from Sundays dinner. II
works nicely into a meat loaf 10
serve four Since there are po-
tatoeS in the loaf, it's not neces-
Sary 10 serve additional ones
particularly for a light supper.
TOdays menu:
Meat Loaf
Spinach Rclishcs
Grunge and Grapefruit Salad
Hot Peanut Mullins Buttcr
Cherry Crisp Pudding
Tea or Miik
OF course the fruits and vege-
tables purchased this week are
all IN the fresh state. The SPIN
ach is ready washed and
-trimHea-.sf- wont take IN u ( Il
preparation tImc.
For the salad we arc alternat-
ing sections Of oranges and
grapefruit on a bed of lettuce
and serving with French
dressing
A mcal simple as tonights
needs something 10 make 1t spe-
Cial And what adds an air To
dinner like tasty, piping hot
mullins? Peanut ones are espe-
cially suited 10 wartime meals.
They supply needed protein 10
help supplem g n I other less
plentiful protein foods such as
eggs meat and cheese. They are
Sparing users OF precious fat and
sugar =. and yet turn out light
as elder down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
ServeoWith Fish

DRIED DILL is good with
baked or broiled fish, as true
ScandinavianS know. Try it in
gravy, too, or use il in the fresh
state, rs you would parsley.
with potatoes or In soup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Sitting Exercise

The LONG sitting position is
another restfaf but fast working
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Elsie Robinson
Victory
May Come
With Defeat

I STRONGLY suspect that
our American success formula
is responsible for many wasted
life and endless misery. From
the time we're toddlers we're
taught that we must make good,
plenty and pronto. Be on the
top of every pile. Crash every
gate.
There is no room in our
philosophy for failure or even
faltering. We've little sympathy
for or understanding of the slow
or weak, the sensitive and shy,
the people who must find their
place in life by the trial and
error process.
Learn From Mistakes
Which is completely stupid.
For few OF US are born equipped
Tor sudden or constant success
nor is success always the
prize package we've been taught
IL was.
one Of the worst things that
can happen to most OF us IS
carly triumph. Child wonders
usually fizzle out like wet fire.
crackers while many good
natured Slowpoke or scallywag
becomes the towns sturdy oak.
For, contrary 10 all our cher
ished traditions success depends
on much more than winning
medals or being teachers pet.
Victory isn't achieved by one
brilliant gesture-it's accumu-
LATED by slow and difficult steps.
And the most important Of these
steps IS failure.
We learn infinitely more from
our mistakes than from our tri-
umphS for normal life contains
lar more wallops than whoopee.
the truly wise and dependable
character is one which has gone
through the mill and is prepared
Tor all It's tough knocks. Whereas
the bright child who thinks he
can always succeed by knowing
the right answers is facing lot
OF grief ahead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
CrOcker
suggests:

Cd BUSY-DAY LUNCH that almost
gets itself Built around a tasty hot soup
-. one YOU can smack your lips over!
Hot lsGGabie Noodle Soup
Rye Breed oHd Butler Criyb Celery
Mi!k TO driak
Baked Apples flled NTH
Chopped Figs or Dates and
NuiS-seusd lcIih Cream
-
Id FAST WORK! You turn out this
lunch in the wink OF an eye Secret lies
IN the easy-to make, home-cooked soup.
You make it with our new product.
called Betty Croker Vegetable Noodle
Soup Ingredients Soup IN a package
SAVES BOTHER. This soup
product 10 so handy. You get the dry
ingredients ready prepared; Seven
vegetables in fake form, seasonines,
and wholesome Gag noodles.
JUST DROP the contents Of pack
age into boring water add a
smltch OF butter let II simmer.
Not asking much OF the cook, ~
o SPICY, FRAGRANT. This soup
is brim ming ,Uith garden fresh reg
stabie Gouors. the tang Of herbs.
Good substance, too. in fhe rich
egg noodles. ~ deiectubie soup"
Say the members Of my stat.
O ECONOMY'S TIE WORD! You
get SIX big bowls OF delicious home
cooked soup from a single package
Twice as much as from tho average.
Nzed Can! Do try our new product.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Struggles Count

But your dreams and your
prayers are answered. Your
struggles do count. They count
ecause you're really ready
when they come. You haven't
counted on getting by on the
glamour stuff" You've lived life
all of II and it arrived.
"Onc victory out of many
defeats"
Perhaps you're going through
a defeat now :. losing faith IN
yourself sick of the Job.
Don't be! BE glad, instead, that
you're real--not just a bunch of
glitter and CAB.
Be glad you have survived
your defeats and that you can
understand the other fellow s.
Then turn your secret wisdom
into luck. You've earned il,
partner!
Copyright. 1913. By King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Exercise Recommended

One must learn how TO give
the appearance of being alive.
happy and friendly-even in mo-
ments of depression. This happy
expression should be a part of a
happy mental outlook. The fea-
lures should be so responsive
and expressive that they mirror
ones friendly feeling"
Facial exercises will train any
face TO portray great personal
charm and we will give you the
Exercises recommended by
Alexis.
The fine tissues about the
eyes are so delicate they reflect
any feeling of fatigue. This can
he relieved by rolling the eyes i'm
the sockets 20 or 80 times with
out moving the head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Sherwood S+sndishes Feied

Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Huh
bard Standish OF Dayton, O..
spent this Easter weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn StandiSh
ef Lakeland avenue. They were
honor guests AT a very informal
family luncheon Saturday noon
in the Standish home. Saturday
night they went 10 the Country
Club dinner dance with few
other friends and Sunday noon
were 10 he guests Of Mrs.
Charles L. Frederick for lunch
con A. the Country Club.
Dining Thursday night Al the
Little Club we noted Mrs. Je-
rome RemiCk with Mrs John
Wilde Dyar and Mrs. {. Nj. Van
Husan-three Of Crosse Pointes
very smartest and most popular
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

The more honey and friendly
YOU can make your hospitality
10 our boys in the service tho
better they viii Like H. After
all they are lonesome boys, far
away from Their own homes ana
there is something reaSSurinc 70
them 10 find other American
homes with the simple, family
STYLE Of living 10 which most Of
these lads have been accuS-
toned Dog fuss over them
let them cat your own simple
home cooked food II You do
your own cooking let them come
out into the kitchen with you.
They Will love II.
Most of US ARE doing our
own cooking and what with the
rationing problem and NO PO-
TATOES> 70 fall back on, there
is little entertaining except at
the clubs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Ford BaIIentynes There

Then We noted Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford BallantNno. Miss Marguer-
Ite Sroh and Miss Florence
S'roh. Mrs. Lcdyard Mitchell.
Ar and Mrs. Frederick Camp
bell and Mrs. Theodore DeLong
Bull looking very smart in A
navy frock with printed top.
Mrs. Theodore Fletcher also
came i'm looking 50 stunning IN
a black frock, crowned by her
lovely white hair
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward
SchenCk OF Lakeland avenue had
a family supper party Sunday
night.
This week most of the social
activity will center about the
annual invitational frolIc Of the
Players which Will begin Tues
day and run through the rest of
the week. Several subscription
parties arc planned before the
performances at the University
Club.
Crosse Pointe IS chuckling
over the episode in one Of our
big homes whose owner IL doing
her own cooking fmostly expert
mental, One package Of spa
Chettf didn't look much 10 her 10
she cooked three for three poo
pie. Now. she says grimly: ut
can't he wasted--so we're eating
livery night for dinner---It
will probably last all week"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

TT YOU'RE entertaining
L a boy stationed here
Maybe army or navy. marine
-bombsrdier--
Don, dress up your dinner
or make = grand spiurse
Keep ii simple and honey.
We earnestly urge
THE boys have conhded
Il that they much prefer
To 20 10 those homes 10
which they refer:
"Just ike our own homes,
ohum chicken and pie:
They Ter US help serve It and
no one was shy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
TIE D0wager's D0gaereI
Honey Simple Hospitality
'Apped S to Sevicemen

1TTT MADE il seem
4 honey and simple. /
guess,
To be beating the eggs and
washing The creSS.
I'd rather 20 there than that
place We were asked
With Stsrched maids and
butIerS---itS more fun
this last.
90 KEEP your ais
y simple for service boys
al
And they viii be happier
don't doubt al al.
And never forget that
they're JUST lonesome
men
Who arc SSIng their
homes and DO ask them
again.
women Also dining there that
night were Mr. and Mrs. Burt
Eddy Taylor with their pretty
daughter, LYDIA who has Just
returned from hcr winter Of
sindN LnMNlcL In Now York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
CASH and CARR M.

No Phon' We reserve the F's0'
20 limit quantities 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Never Lost The Fever

Paul Rapier Richards - the
Rapler is for a grandfather--haS
never lost the baseball fever IN
which he was engulfed in those
thrilling days. He plays ball be-
cause he loves IT, He doeSn
have 10 play 1t for living. Not
that he is Mr. Millionbucks or
ANYTHING of the kind
II Is Just that as advertising
manager and sports writer ne
could return 10 the WaNahachie
DAILY Light a newspaper OF
which he is part owner. Or he
could return 10 his 70-acre farm
near Waxahachie an In d J a n
name which. inCidcntly. IN Eng
li>h means Cow Creek. Paul
works AZ an those iohS in the
off season the Jobs on the
paper and farm
a 1O-acrc farm in Texas Vs.
of course. just small lot com
parativel,." Richards explained
half apoiOgctCa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

orful career in both the majors
and minors.
Nor did Richards think then
that ne would some day be a
Giant, too. The day Cobb dropped
the ball the Tigers were playing
the New York Nationals IN a
spring exhibition game.
Cobb was at the camp only
n few days. Richards recalled.
He had been a holdout up to
then. A. far ~ l can remem-
her. the dropping of the ball
made no substantial difference
in the game. l don't even re-
member who won. But i remem-
her besides Hughey Jennings and
Cobb. the Tigers included such
wpll-known players as StAnage,
Bush. Neach. Crawford, Dauss
and Donovan"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Sport Shorts

Michigan'S fastest runners
will compete in the Knights Of
Columbus Relays tonight al
Cleveland =. Bob Ufer will face
Jimmy Herbert in the GOO while
Capt Dave Matthews VIII com
pete in the 1.OO0-yard run 80.
The Michigan relay team of
Ufer. Matthews. John RoXbor-
ough and Ross Hume. unde-
feated at two mile, viii be IN its
iavorlte event.
Only one Michigan State
boxer, William ZarakowSkl, re-
mains in the national lntercOl-
leglate tournament now IN prog
reSS al Madison WIS. &c. lie
defeated Cpl Kirkland Pallaoco
of Kirkland Field
Georgetown reached The finals
of the National Collegiate ba--
kcfbaIl tournament by trimming
DepaW OF Chicago. IS 10 20,
Bobu New som was the only
Dodgcr >,IIl ont OF the fold
Outfcldcr Lloyd Warcr signed
yesterday.
Tho Vow York Giants today
started a hunt for a first base
man 20 replace Johnny MIze
riuctej INTO the navy yeS'er-
Gay.
Johnny Greco private in the
Canadian army will battle Cleo
SHans tonight IN a rematch a.
Madison square Gardens
Greco. "a title contender, Won
frr Ia-r bout