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The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-22
RUSSIANS CLEAR GERMANS
 FROM MELILP0L

LNDON- Russian infantry has cleared the Germans from the cen tral part of Melilpol in the ninth day of bayonet and street fighting in that strategic south Ukraine city, Moscow said last night. The northern part of the city still re- mains in German hands. The Ger mans were said to nave sustained enormous losses in manpower and material.
 To the north in the battle of teh Dnieper bend where thousands of Germans faced imminent en- circlement, the Russians forged a. head from three to six miles.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-22
ON VACATION

MT. and Mrs. Roland Curtis of the City Meat Market are taking a vacation this week and next, Mrs. Curtis leaivng on the Canadian boat to visit her daughter and son-in-law MT. and Mrs. Arnt Sorset in Ketch- ikan, while "Curt" went out on his annual hunting trip to shoot at" duck, geese and deer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-22
sTENsLANDS SOUTH

MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Stensland chucked their aprons at the Ameri- can Bakery this week, warned How ard Benjamin not to burn the bis- cults, and with their two children boarded the Canadian boat for vacation trip to Seattle and maybe down the coast. They expect to be gone a month or two.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-22
EXCHANGE OF WAR
 PRISONERS COMPLETED

GOETBORG, Sweden The ex- change of approximately 5000 wounded British, Canadian and Australian soldiers and 14 Ameri- cans for a similar number of Ger man inYalids was complied today with the sailing of three hospital ships for Britain and two for Ger many.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-22
IT'S A BOY

It's a boy for MT. and Mrs. Mel win w. Schmitz, born Wednesday, October 20, at the Bishop Rowe Hospital. The young man weighed eight pounds, two ounces. Mrs. Schmitz is the former Nellie Pres colt of Wrangell and Schmitz is Ketchikan young man now in the Army
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-22
TO CANADA

Mrs. A. Lemieux left on the Can- adian boat to visit relatives in Can ada. She is one of Wrangelps pi0n- eer woman and widow of the lata A. Lemienx,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Wesley RuaqIes in Arrears

HOLLYWOOD. March 10 GNSl
Wesley RnggleS. film producer and
director, is three months in ar
rears in his 500 monthly pay
ments for the support of their
lO-year-old son. actress Airline
Judge charged today in a suit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Attractive Matching
Pins, Earrings Es. LOO
Plus ioc5 Federal Tar

Plus ioc6 Federal Tor
Two pieces of jewelry are smarter
than one j.. if they're like these.
Colorful centers, trimmed with white
stones. Simulated pearl sets. too!
JEwELRY-FIRsT BASEMENT-wooDwAR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Fresh White Collars to
Brighten Frocks LOO

For fowerlike prettiness :. sheer
white collars. Some with cuffs TO
match. Round, square and V-neck
types. Lace trim. Cotton. rayon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Crisp Rayon Handbags
whisper of Spring 2.95

Drawstring bags Underarm styles!
Some with WOO d n
frames, plastic trim. Rayon failles.
cords. Black, new season colors.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28

Eatras, SobremesGs, Deliciosos,
Coronas Y BqItdnicas, que Sc ha-
clan para la exportacion, CANA
ban 4, 5 y 6 pesos diarios.
Ell coronel de nuestro Ejercito
Libertador, a cuya memoria Sc e.
rigi0 tambien I'm monumento en-
ell parque que lleva su nombre:
en- ell gremio fue un humilde en-
terciador. Tabaqueros que despues
levantaron grandes fabricas: A
gustin Rodriguez, la de Pita y
Hno., Y hoy es dueno de la fabrica
LA Primadora."
Ell gran humorista ingles j. K,
Jerome, en- sus "Divagaciones de
un haragan," en- ell capitulo del
"Estar Ocioso," dice o respecto
al uso del tabaco: Gel tabaco es
para los lholgazanes una bendi-
cion de Dios (hemos sido holgaza-
mes dice ell postalista- mas de
treinta amos de nuestra vida Ia
b~oriosa). iEn que diablos podriar
ocupar ell tempo los empleados
del Estado antes de que ell uso dc
aquella planta fuera conocido en-.
ire nosotros? Yo, continua Jero.
me, por mi parte, atribuyo ell ca.
racter camorrista de la genie mo.
"a de la Edad Media a la falts
de aquellas hojas de efectos tar
sedantes. Careciendo de trabajt
en- que emplearse, y no pudiendc
fumar, la consecuencia natura
es que anduvieran simpre arman
do bulla, buscando pendencias ,
+, tramando guerras para emplea
las fuerzas de sus brazos."
Adolfo Hitler no fuma: saqu
= ell lector las consecuencias.
;, Federico Villoch.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28
Un Surrealista
De 1872

Despues de la campana de Ma
nole6n en- Russia, uno de los gran
des mariscales del Imperio que ma
bia tornado parte en- ella, Junot'
conocido tambien por ell duque dc
Abrantes, fue nombrado goberna'
dor de las provincias illyrianas'
Sc decia que Junot estaba pertur-
bado a causa de las heridas reel
bidas en- la cabeza o de las tempe
raturas sufridas en- Moscu e in
cluso de la desgracia imperial.
I'm dia, actuando va de gober-
nador, di6 en- Raguse un bale de
gala, al que concurrieron grandes
personajes, bellas damas y ell ele-
mento Official. De repente, ell du-
que apareci6 de guante blanco,
peinado con bucles, calzado de es-
carpines brillantes, con todas sus
condecoraciones de diamante al
cuello, ell sable y ell sombrero de
plumas bajo ell brazo y, por 10 de-
mas, desnudo como una anguila.
Ante ell escandalo suscitado por
esta extrana aparici6n, Napoleon
llam6 a su favorito y escribio al
principe Eugenio:
"Tened con este desgraciado los
cuidados que exige su posicion,
pero pensad en- la prisa que debe
tener I'm pals donde Ell ofrece un
espectaculo deprimente".
Una vez mas, ell genio napole6-
nico demostr6 su incomprension
para ciertos fen6menos del esprit
Sin duda alguna, no supo
darse cuenta de que, en- ell maris-
cal Junot, olga la ciencia 10 que
q~uiera, habitaba un precursor del
surrealismo, con todas u conse-
cuencias.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28
ELEMENTos SUPERB,
DOS Y RAYoS CoSMIHSS

81 fisicO argentine Felix c.l
schi, durante ell curse de- my
ferencias dadas en- ell IIp,y.
TecnologicO de Massacbp,,1
ha sugerido que la repre,sD,s1
de rayos c6smicos engen5,.S''
las estrellas blancas ensn,, !
sas es debida a la fricci6p d. ]
mentos superpesados diez mil
ces mas densos que 10 mas dsr
elementos conocidos en- !. !
ira. Para producer particpl,,
rayos c6smicos de 10 %elec,,,,
-voltfos parecidas a aquells,
han sido observadas, es D,s,
que existan elementos cuyo !
at6mico sea de $4,000 Ell nj,
70 at6mico de 10000. Es M,
que algo parecido al %fen6meDo
servado en- la fricci6n del ur,
bombardeado con neutrones :
ell que un simple atomo de ur,
liberia alrededor de OO.OOO.OOC
electrones - voltios de enprvi
Sc produzca en- los e1ementos
perpesados hipoteticos.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28

A menud0 nos encOntramOs Gun
enthusiasts adoradores de la Sc
nora Nicotina que o dicen con
cierto tonillo de amable r%econven-
ci6n: va leimos las viejas pos
tales descoloridas que lie dedico
listed al Rico Habano; pero por
mucho que listed dijo en- elias de
sus grandes fabricas, de sus acre
ditados marquistas y sus laborio-
sos obreros y torcedores, mucho
mas Sc les ha quedado en- ell tin
tero, y tenemos que hacerle csc
reproche. -Pues bien amigos -
les contestamos- n queremos
sentar plaza, nj de desmemoriados
nj desagradecidos no olvidamos
ell sincere Y carinoso homemade
que nos tribute la Comision Ma
ciOnal de Propaganda y Defensa
del Tabaco HabanO- y en- esta
postal de hoy que titulamOs Mds
Sobre Ell TabdcO, y tambien pOdria
llamarse, La Ultima FumddG, va
mos a echar ell resto, como aquel
que dice, trayendo a cuento y CT
tando hasta Ell ultimo cato del gi-
ro, a pique de parecer pesados y
machacones; pero como dice ell Ii
brito de los refranes 40 que a
bunda no dana" Ayudados por ell
amigo Placido Croche, antique y
laborioso tabaquero, vamos a ir
evocando detalles, nombres y CO.
sas todos references a la indus
tria, como en- una puja de recuer-
dos, anotando al correr del lapiz
aquello que nos parezca digno de
ser ~recordado, conocido y puesto
en- letras de molde.
Nuestro amigo Croche Sc lleva
las manos a la cabeza y nos dice:
-Hablar de 10 que fue la segun-
da industrial de Cuba resulta COM
plicado; pero empecemos citan-
do las vegas famosas de Vuelta
Abajo que dieron renombre a esa
region como: Hoyo de Monterrey,
FL Corojo, Tarabico, Santa Da-
miana, FL Tirado, Vivero, San
Juan, Rio Hondo, Photo, OFas;
Vegas de Santa Clara, como 10
o Mabugina, Manicaragua, con
su HOyo; y tambien citemos las
de la provincial de La Habana, de-
nominadas de PartidO: Tumbade-
no, Govea, San Pedro, Serafina,
Bagatela, Ell Curro, Las Piedras,
Cayo la Rosa, Vereda Y las de
Santiago de las Vegas, La Prima-
vera, Santa Rita, La Josefita,
etc. Estas vegas eran escogidas
por talleristas, que despues eran
enviadas a los almacenes de La
Habana Y otras Sc trabajaban en-
las fabricas de la localidad. Fran
talleristas Y propietarios algunos
de Santiago, como Don Joaquin
Campo, Crist6bal Alvarez, Fran
cisco Macias, Y para la firma ia
mosa de Eduardo Hidalgo Cato
en- Cayo Hueso, en- cuyas fabricas
puso este senior este l%etrero: CO.
bGnos: ell que no de para la cduSd
de la r~euotucion, no puede seguir
trdbujdpdo ca la fGbricG, que eS
estas fabricas sc distinguish los
la Tdbricu de Cuba libre. En- todas
~escOgedores Lazaro Ferras, Basi-
ITO Pensado, Pablo Cruz, y sus
hermanos Juan y Benigno, y Juan
LarrasquitO, que era poeta, y Jo-
sc Diaz Lazo, que fue a ensenar
ell cultivo del tabaco a Venezuela.
Santiago de las Vegas fue er
un tempo, por las numerosas ia.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28
POSIBLES CAIDAS DI
METEORITOS

De acuerdo con las observa
mes de Fletcher Watson, es D
BILE que la TERRA, al cortar Ia
bita del cometa p~eri6dico Giat
ni-Zinner (periodo de sc al
en- 1916, reciba un ciertO mum
de meteoritos, procedentes d
disgregaci6n de este cometa,
mo Sc observe ell 9 de Octubre
1888. Sc calcula la fecha del 4
octubre para la production de
fenomeno.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28
MAS SOBRE Ell TABACO
vIEJAs PosTALES DESCoLoRIDAs

I bricas que en- aquel pueblo radi
caban Y ell crecido contingente d,
obreros que en- Ell residian La CAPT
tai o sede de la industrial tabaca
lera Guiana. Vamos a citar algu
mas de aquella fabricas, LA Gre
ma de Cuba" Gel Aguila de Oro,'
M IDEAL" "La Dalia," y no po'
demos olvidar la que fue, como s
dijeramos, la Universidad de los
mejores tabaqueros del mundo: Ia
Fabrica de Garcia, donde Sc hi
cieron aquellos artistas del taba'
co, los Crematas, los Romeros, los
Alvarez, los Lopez, y otros. La
obra artistica de algunos debe
tambien recordarse como la de
Felix Croche, que hiciera en- Ia
fabrica de Upmann 10 siete famo-
sos tabacos enviados a Lonares al
Club de Millonarios, que no pa
recian hechos con tabaco, pues no
Sc podia apreciar mas que ell bri-
Ito y no sc veian los empates. Por
la hechura de estos tabacos lie pa
earon a Croche cincuenta D siete
pesos y la fabrica lie puso a la vi
tola ell nombre del artista: "Felix
Croche." Tambien tenemos que Sc
nalar como honra de la industrial
hombres como Juan Tomas Roig,
tabaquero de oficio, que por sus
perseverance, estudios y aplica-
ci6n Sc hizo Ca~tedratico del ms
tituto de Pinar del Rio, autor del
"Diccionario Botanico" y MEM
bro de varias instituciones cien-
tificas. Guillermo Gener, periods
ia v director de la revista era
do" Manuel Fernandez Chaquei-
to, autor de la obra "Remembran-
"a" donde Sc relata la llegada de
Marti a Cayo Hueso; Marcelo Sa-
linas, autor de la obra premiada
"Alma Guajira;" Miguel Garcia
Montoto, maestro de instruction
P1blica y Procurador del bufete
del doctor Ramon Zaydin; Y por
dltimo, Israel Espinosa, tabaque-
70 que cre6 la vitola Bouquet, hoy
teniente de la policia de la ciudad
de La Habana; y no hay que OIL
vidar, de la vieja Habana desco-
lorida, al popular Mesonier, que
fue orador, CONCEAL Y un estima-
do hombre publico, del cual, como
de otros obreros de entonces, va
nos ocupamos en- la postal que de-
dicamos al Lector de Tabaquerfa,
la primera de esta serie.
En- fabricas peouenas, como la
de Rafael Fernandez, Sc hicieron
huenoS operarios, entire otros, Vic
torianO C6rdova, Luciano Gallol,
Domingo Dominguez, Y en- la de
Garcia Alfonso, "Crema de Cuba"
Santiago Villavisani, hoy dueno
de varioS establecimientos de vi
veres; Ramon Trujillo, ell mambi
mas joven de la provincial de La
Habana; Serafin Marrero, foto-
grafo de la policia de La Habana
Y Tit Barrios, empleado de IA
Estacf6n Experimental Agron6-
mica. Guillermo Rivero, oficia.
mayor del despacho de la ~secreta
ria del Ayuntamiento de Santa
go de las Vegas; Santiago Casti
llo, bajo cuya presidential Sc cons
truyo ell edificio social de los tor
cedores de La Habana, en- San NJ
guel CO., Y Francisco Montotc
%lector, maestro de Instrucct5r
Publica e historiador de Santa
go de las Vegas. Entonces los ia
ba0ueros de las vitolas Aguild'
La gaceta., 1943-05-28

maria rapidez. Creo que han
arrollado una nueva 'tecnica'.
"Ademas, los catchers Sc arf
gan 10 menos possible cuando
ben que tiene un corredor raE
en- las bases"
Casey estima que ell CORE
debe estudiar los movimientOs
los pitchers y aprovechar el
nor 'fparpadeo" para ganaF
rreno.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28

Los Dodgers siguen al frente
de todas las novenas de 81 Liga
en- ell manejo de la "jeringuilla".
Tienen hechas 125 carreras,
con 237 "hits", So "tubeyes", 5
"tribeyes" y 6 "jOnrrones", siendo
ell promedio 264.
Van los Rojos en- segundo lu-
gar, con 72 carreras, PIT clio
tes", 81 "tubeyes", a "tribeyes",
tres "cuadrangulares' y promedio
de 252.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28
A%COTAC|ONES
"BEISBOL

Chandler y Carrasquel estaban
empatados ell domingo en- ell pri-
mer lugar entire los pitchers de
Ia Liga Americana. BESIDE enton-
ces Chandler sufrio una derrota
v ell v~enezolano subi6 al primer
lugar.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28

Ell mas famoso ladron de bases
de las grandes ligas, actualmente,
10 es George Case, ell ''veloz" Pc
lotero de los Senadores.
Ell ano pasado qued6 a la cabeza
de todos los "estafadores', por
cuarta vez en- otros tantos amos.
La "corOna" de la temporada
de 1912 la obtuvo con "A "robos''
en- 125 d~esafiOs.
"Con algunos pitchers" dijo,
''me es facil robar. Pero los Ian
zadores me cuidan ahora con es-
pecial cuidado, de modo que no
avance por cuenta de ellos.
"MucAOs de ellOs Sc vuelven ha-
cia la almohadilla con extraordi-
La gaceta., 1943-05-28

Manejando ell "roble", en- la Lii
ga Americana, ocupan los Yankees
ell primer puesto, con 100 carre-
ras, 1913 "simples", 80 "dobles",
10 triples, 10 "cuadrangulares''
y 256 puntos
Les siguen, y van en- ell segundo
lugar, los Tigres, con 81 carreras,
1877 "terapeuticos", 81 "dobles", a
"triples", 3 "jonrrones" y 247
puntos de promedio.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28

Ocupan las primeras posiciones
en- ell cuerpo de lanzadores de la
Liga Nacional, Allen, del Brook
Ign; Klinger, de los Piratas; An
drews, del Boston, y Newsome, de
los Dodgers.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28

Alfonso Lopez, hasta ell domin-
go, tenia menos de ZIG puntos en-
ell manejo del bate.
Hernandez, ell catcher de los
Cubs, aparecia con 246.
Vicente Dimaggio contaba con
247, uno mas que Hernandez.
Ell cubano de los Atleticos, Es-
t~alella, esta bateando con un pro-
medic de POI y Sc halla cerca de
la cumbre.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

never guess the prices ranged
as low as Sl4.95 10 $25.
Moreover, he's always inno-
waiting odd color combinations
that both attract and appeal.
Not only does he have fabrics
dyed 10 his own shades and
tints. but he digs up exclusive
prints. unusual buttons (gener-
ally gigantic ones) in ceramics,
plaStics or wood.
ANOTHER ENTIFYING
mark of Sachs array each
dress is cut in perfect proportion
for the young misses figures
-. long and slim.
II you're interested, trot your
self over 10 watch the informal
modelling parade in the afore-
mentioned department efore
$50 on Thursday.
FOR THE PAST four DAYS,
a group of apparel and acces-
sorry statesmen took over a floor
in the Book-Cadillac Hotel 10
display their wares TO buyers
from Detroit and outstate shops.
1t was new idea, this busi-
ness OF market-coming-to-buyer
instead OF vice versa. and il was
instituted as a gesture 10 save
merchandisers a trip TO New
York or Chicago in these trans
portation-troubled days.
ABOUT 80 lines of dresses.
suits. Sportswear, lingerie. pa
JamaS and houSecoats were rep
resented. All these will be seen
IN Detroit stores in a few
months. From a rush trip
through the showing we CLEANED
a little knowledge Of the fash
ions 10 come.
Novel coat seen was a gray.
pin-Striped chesterfield very
sleek and springy. Another was
n camers hair topcoat, lined
and collared in fleecy red wool.
Found just one raincoat. SYM
thetic fabric called voilc with
taffeta back, in high hueS. Its
inexpensive. too.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Tin Cans Collie cted d
January 10

SEND YOUR lin cans 10 war,
January l6 IS the next salvage
collection date, 50 have your box
Of tin cans out on the curb
where il can be picked up early
Saturday morning.
II YOU have not been saving
all used tin cans. start today
SIMPLY wash. remove label. cut
out both ends and place them
inside the can Then fiatten the
can with your foot and place II
IN the box YOU have reserved for
this purpose.
Remember, tin IS vitally i'm
portant 10 America war effort.
Save for victory,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
O DoNN WITH SLAVERY max,

DOWN WITH SLAVERY maxim.
vegetable noodle soup, m for home
cooked soup. the new easier Nay. NNh
our product. called Betty Crockcr
Vegetable Noodle Soup Ingredients. &"
SIMPLY DO THIS: Jaa ,mb'y
coHients r. ba1kage inio boil,nf saies
add bWlsr SIMMER.
O ~ fHE P1CkICE are screen
vegetables IN flake form, herbs and
spices, and rich egg noodles -. TO
be cooked, the first time, by you.
@ SPARKLE AND SPICE" dc.
scrlbes the soup YOU make with our new
product. Such a liyciy zestiul favor.
The broth IS clear and golden. Nese
tables have ouf-oi The garden Asvors
SeAsonings are very SPECIAL. lou'l see
O BUDGET CELEBRATES
because you Get large bowls OF
SOUP from every package. Twice as
much as from an average size can.
Extra good buy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

plnB.
Breakfast
Apple Sauce
Hot Cereal Mullins
Coffee
Luncheon
FrankfuTters With Buns
Green Salad
Mlk
Dinner
Meat Loaf
Brussels Sprouts
Baked Potatoes
Lemon Gelatin and Tangeriae
Salad
Enriched Bread
Batter or Margarine
GHgersHdp Pudding
Coffee Mle
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Keep iH Trim
Short Girl
Has Trouble
Staying Slim
BY IDA JEAN KAN

AlOINE ll1A.N HdlI tnc women
stand less than 5 feet 4 inches
tall. They started out cute and
chubby, but grew up to be "styl-
iSh stouts."
II you are in this class, there
is quite a lot 10 be said in your
favor.
You don't let things bother you
and you have an amiable dispo-
sitlon. The one thing that irks
you is having a taller friend or
sister who can eat practically
everything-and doeS-without
losing her slim figure, while you
suspect that you could put on
weight on bread and water.
The catch is. you don't require
many colories. There is nothing
fair about it, A tall. thin girl
and a short, Stocky girl can start
out weighing the same and eat
the same amount of food every
day, and one will get thinner
and the other fat.
Cslories 60 Up With Height
Calorie requirements go up
with height. not weight. and the
tall girl burns more calories.
The explanation is. she has
more surface area and more ac-
tive tissue.
The short, stocky girl has less
surface area and, moreover, a
large part Of her weight is in
fat, which is inert tissue, and
burns few calories.
So, what 10 do about weight
when you are short? The surest
way TO control the scales is 10
cultivate A taste for the foods
that are low in calories. You
will learn 10 like them gradu-
ally--and TO prefer them eventu-
ally.
You short, stocky girls, more
than any others, should abide by
the rule of eating what you need
first, then adding what you like,
so long as il is within your calo-
RE limits. If you will do that,
you can keep your weight down,
your vitality up and your dispo-
sition sweet.
Daily Requirements
The foods needed daily are
never the ones that put on the
pounds. This is the list of foods
YOU should be extra careful TO
put into your menuS-not leave
out,
One egg. a serving OF lean
meat, fish or fowl. a pint of
skim milk or buttermilk. or one
glass of milk and a serving OF
cheese; three vegetables, one a
green leafy: two fruits, one q
citrus; three slices of whole
grain or enriched bread. and a
small amount of butter. Your
three meals day should furnish
that essential food list.
You Will get along better
without the. trimmingS-gravy.
the fat part of the meat, mayon-
nalse. pastries, extra sugar. and
most desserts. They are Scanda-
louSly high in calories and quite
low in the protective nutrients.
Vitomin Concentrates
To reduce and at the same
time improve your vitality, you
will have 10 stick fairly close
10 the list Of protective foods for
your days menus. That is the
only way 10 hold your calorieS
down 10 the 900 10 1000 that
Will let you reduce your excess
weight.
On a prolonged weight reduc-
tion program. il would be wise
TO supplement the daily diet
with a vitamin concentrate fur
nishing vitamins A, B1, c, and
b..
Exercise is secondary in your
could never take
enough TO keep your weight
down. But you do need a good
set of trunk exercises TO fiatten
the stomach and whittle the
Tomorrow. well outline the
thin girls program.
Meanwhile, 10 your right $re
the Minimum Menus, which lists
foods needed daily:
Copyright, 1888, BY KiLE Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Paul Sachs Collection
To Be Shown in Detroit
BY JOAN DEAN

TOMORROW AND Thursday,
all day long. a Mr.. Irwin Roberts
will hold forth in one OF the de-
partmentS Of a local store, 10
show the feminine public what's
what in the winter-spring col
lection OF Designer Paul Sachs.
Time was when Mr.. Sachs
was designer OF high-falutin
junior clothes, but about a year
ago he was won over into
misses sizes by the many,
many damselles who sought the
same snap and zip that charac-
terizcd junior styles in their
own - TO 20 groups.
THE SACHS DRESSES are.
invariably the ones that YOU
pick out OF the rack first. for
Designer Paul Is a detail Spc-
Cialst he doteS on fine
dreSSmaker detail even in the
most tailored of dresses. You'd
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

A BEGUILING "anti-freeze"
style for these heat-rationed
times is the hug-me-tight of
Grandma's day. This jaunty ver-
sion, with or without sleeves, is
IN single and double crochet.
Use scraps of Germantown or
wool of similar weight.
Pattern POS contains direc-
tions for hug-me-tight in sizes
1918 and 38-40; stitches; ma
terials required.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern 10 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1225 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich. Owing TO
customs regulations. orders for
patterns TO Canadian destina-
tionS cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
New Curtain Material

MAUREEN OHARA starring
in This Land is Mine sul
keeps nor mind very much on
her home.
Her newest decorating wrinkle
IS window curtains made OF nat
ural tan theatrical gauZc.
hemmcd in baStIng stitches done
IN bright colored yarn TO pick up
the theme color of the room.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
warning Marketing
Meat Loaf. Baked Potatoes
|On Tonight's Dinner Menu
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

AS MENTIONED in yester-
days story we shopped Satur-
day out East Warren, near
Chalmers, for Monday and Tues
days groceries. The menus
were planned and quantities pur-
chased for a family of four.
With oranges, grapefruit and
tangerines the Victory Food spe-
cial through January 10 we've
included them in various ways
In this weeks meals. BY maxi
ing good use of Victory Foods
we help conserve valuable food
as we'll as contribute toward a
more effective use OF the Ma
tion's total wartime food supply.
Today's menus are as follows
and we didn't have 20
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

AS MENTIONED in yesteFeAsHee bit after shop
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

room). Contact Mrs. Benjamin
Bond, TO. 5-5725, sector aide.
Nutrition
Wednesdays. 1912. Gallagher
Recreation Center. S4l9 Vander-
bilt. Contact Mrs. Helen Ditz-
haZy, sector aide, VI 1-7045.