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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Walk and Save

II you live in the suburbs, YOU
may be having a mighty hard
time getting anywhere on that
little drlbble OF gas allowed by
the law and you may reason
that you are only evening the
score with the city folks with a
bus or streetcar right AZ the
door who are given the same
number Of ration points.
But the big idea is to keep
The bomberS flying and I b I
takes all the gas We can do
without Walking \ an iHceh-
%en3enee,A but II - no sacrifice.
This IS a word VIC want 10 save
for the boys who are dong the
fighting.
When YOU really need some
thing. YOU are apt 10 minimize
the way Of getting n II its
butter, all you can think of IS
how to get hold Of some. Be
sides. YOU don't see how the
little bit YOU take could make
any difference. But when YOU
buy bootleg butter, YOU are
breaking the law that was set
Up 70 give US b 9th guns and
butter.
OF course. YOU are fully aware
that YOU are dealing with the
black market when you trade m
places were ceiling prices are
not posted or are posted where
they viii not he noticed or
" here YOU can get rauoned
goods without a stamp. But
look OUT. Mr. WhiskerS may
catch YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
90. 2. NJ NOE. p

ON !. - ~ Wv. q
Scorpio-Looks like coy
day for the things you like TO
do. You may be called upon to
help in hard tasks. Scorpio folk.
when living true 10 their better
nature. are magnificent for TAX
ing hold and carrying through
TO victory.
NOV. % TO DEC. 60
SagiftGrius-You1l enjoy to-
day, If we know YOU rightly.
You like TO get things done and
you don't care how hard or how
many obstacles in your path as
long as YOU have the opportu-
nifty to make good. Stride on.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - A tip-top period.
Mechanic. railroader. builder,
ship-welder. all you working at
one thing or another for the
good Of our country, are blessed
with friendly influences. This
includes gallant nurses. ambu-
lance drivers, Stretcher bearers
and others.
JAN. p TO FEB. aO
AQudriWs-Some friendly
vibrations and we think you'll
hustle 10 take advantage Of all
leads that make for improve
ment. Don't wait until what
YOU think NAV be better time
do II now. No time for dream
ING
FEB. Fl TO MARCH eo
Pisccs-Full. generous rays.
Industrial. mechanical interests,
military and naval successes.
private matters under benefc
influences. A period in which TO
try daring featS. unusual plans,
new methods and machinery.
4 CHILD born on this day:
May appear on the surface 10
be light changeable, underneath
Is tenacious, steadfaSt. Likes 10
hold sacred memories. heirlooms,
treasures Of the past. Can be
successful in chemistry, dietitcs,
scientific research. as manager
Of a restaurant, hotel He has
a selling personality Correct
occasional moodlness, pugna-
ciousnesS.
Birth date Of Henry Ward
Beecher, American theologian;
Earl Kitchener. British field
marshal World War /.
CoPyr eh1.-l9a2- ny. King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Cut Flowers
Attractive in
Unusual China
BY ISABEL FUCKER

BEFORE TIE great rush Of
cut flowers comes along in the
garden is the time to make
sure you have containers for
them. 1t always makes me
soc rcd 10 hear women say
they cannot have flowers in the
house because they have no
containers.
Maybe they don't know they
have then. but one look with
a really discerning eye) at the
cupboards IN any kitchen viii
bring any number Of interest
ne and disable bits Of china
and glassware TO light
Let's take a look at your
cupboard even If you can see
them and I can't and see what
~e find in readiness for ihc
summers blossoms. On the
Top shelf where YOU can hardly
see 10 is that old lronStone soup
turcen- or maybe it's willow
ware.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

and industrial work requires
greater concentration
JUNE - TO JULY %
Cancer - Very favorable for
home and family problems, gain
ing pers onal advancement
through your fine workmanship.
In fact. II Will be your own
efforts, how you apply talents
that will bring the unusual
results now.
July q TO ATG. p
Lco-The material is avail
able il is up To you 10 work it
credltably. Leoites can do won
ders when put TO the test, or
when they know that courage,
endurance and difficult tasks
are on their shoulders.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 25
o-Not especially aus
picious now for snowy results
Individually or big monetary
gains, but steady, constructive
advancement can be made by
YOU intelligent, analytical folks
If you don't permit nervous
anxiety.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Libr0-A patient, evenly bal
anced Libran can bore through
the most difficult problems and
situations, so If you find today
trying in spots. use your intui-
tive genius, general capability
and bright sense Of humor--
you'll come through with colors
fying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

Want 10 trim down that figure
for victory siimneSS Send for
Ida Jean Kain'S new leafiet, the
Victory Reducing Diet plus Spot
Exercises for Symmetry. En-
close n stamped. self-addressed
envelope. and they will he
mailed Ia YOU simply ad-
dress Ida Jean kaln, Detroit
Times, Detroit, 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Bring Dates, Friends

They bring their dates and
friends here. The DAY room is
open TO enlisted men at the
post four nights a week. But
the boys can come only if they
have a definite date No loiter-
ing is allowed. The day room
IS closed at 10:45 every night.
I'VE don't SIT around snnnr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Horoscope :: By Frances Drake

Look in the Section in Which Your Birthday Comes md Find What
Your Outlook Ia, According to the Stars,
For Thursday, June
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Odd Pitchers

ANY odd pitcher viii be use.
fgi for flowers. arranged so they
"poul out OF the spout and
not The handle side The
QuCoror the shape Of the pitcher
the better II viii probably be
for arrangements
odd little bowls. cereal bowls
included, make fine containers
for use on occasional tables
Old-taSbjoncd salt cellars are
good for miniature arrange
mCnfS. bean pots take such
sturdy flowers as marigoldS 10
their hoSomS and decorate q
breakfast nook window sill.
And don't forget the really
crazy things you saved CON
tanners that once held fine
chce>eS or pate de fois graS
some OF these are of imported
earthcnWare. a few even hand
decorated. and are most IN
triguing TO use with flowers IN
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
For Smaller Flowers

That StahordShire sugar
bow viii make lovely CON
tanner for smaller flowers. Take
down the cover. too if the ar
ranCcuent Is one-Sided. that is
leaning more 10 left than right
or wee versa. the cover may b.
placed next 10 the arrangement
on the opposite side TO balance
the flowers.
That big fiat sandwich plate
IS Just deep enough 10 hold
little water and flowers which
have no stems left might be
arranged perfectly fat around
the outside OF the plate IN
sort of wreath lovely for the
dining room table. since n in
tcr.prcS with no ones view.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
What About the WAACs?
Fort Custer Girls Enjoy
Beautiful Recreation Hall
BY PHILoMENE EzACK

WHAT KIND'of recreation is
provided for the WAACS an
Fort Custer? How much per-
sonal freedom do they have and
are they under supervision
while off duty?
Social center of the WAC
life az Fort Custer Is the beat
uful recreation hall and day
rooms that occupy an entire
barracks. Stepping into il from
the heat or the midday sun one
is impressed with the GOODNESS
and SpaclouSness Of H.
The walls are whItewaShed
and sparkling. the floors are
polished hardwood. and floral
patterned ChlntL curtains give
color 10 the windows.
Like q Living Room
In the center is tho dance
hall surrounded by ping pong
tables, luke box equipped
with the latest tunes. and cola
machines.
A. each side Of the dance
room are two day rooms. fur
nished exactly like living rooms
IN a private home.
Deep rugs are on the floor,
bookcases filed with current
best sellers and time-proven
fiction line the walls. Uphol-
stored divans and easy chairs
are placed about the rooms and
center Of attraction in one day
room Is an enormous radio
photograph, fanked by a chest
containing albums of Strauss.
krelSler. GerShwin, TSchaikow-
sky and Brahms, plus current
popular tunes.
The girls use this DAY room
Just as they would their own
living room at home. recrea-
ton Sgt. Judy Pratt told us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Don ps1 On

When il comes TO raiion,ng
il is no better 10 give than 10
receive. Sure. now that you are
walking you need shoes. But
YOU may not need 10 use that
Number II coupon. Would It
occur 10 YOU 10 tear il up No.
Probably your first thought
would be 10 give il 20 some one
else who could use IL.
If YOU give your coupon away.
YOU arc a black market dealer.
And TO the degree that more
than the absolutely necessary
amount Of civilian goods Will
have 10 be manufactured, the
war effort Is slowed UP, The
same goes for the coffee and
meat stamps YOU 90 not use II
Won pass them along - means
some one is getting more than
The legal allotment The more
We can all get along without
tho sooner the war VIII be over.
There l. not a real American
who would prolong the war for
single hour. Let's look at
the black market As sabotage
and stamp IL out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

Birth date Of Henry Ward
Beechor, American theoiogian:
Earl Kitchener. British field
marshal World War /.
Cogyrehl.- ny King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Italy Is Silent.
Hull Reports

WASHINGTON. Aug. - (UP)
Secretary of State Cordell Hull
said today no tangible armistice
feelers had yet come from Italy,
Hull was asked whether any
Invitation to Premier Josef Stain
to join the Roosevelt Churchill
conference at Quebec had gone
forward through state department
channels. He replied that no
doubt Mr.. Roosevelt and the
heads OF the other United Nations
were keeping each other informed
or all phases of their respective
situations and attitudes.
Hull said there was no official
confirmation of any of the rumors
indicating Benito MusSolini might
have left Italy
He said he had seen nothing
official In the way of replies from
neutral countries TO President
Roosevelt'S implied warnin
against affording asylum to wal
criminals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
0PACurbsCdfe
For Illegal Meat

BATTLE CREEK, Aug. 10
Because he bought meat and but
ter from a Fort Custer sergeant.
apparently in a black market deal,
Napoleon p, Fish, operator of the
Laiglon cafe, today was under
OPA orders not 10 sell any ra-
toned foods for d moNth or meat
for six weeks.
The sergeant is Juan Chavez, a
baker in the quartermaster de-
partment, who is serving a six
months sentence in the guard.
house for having whisky on toe
post.
Fish admitted TO Fred Glover.
OPA referee who imposed the
penalty that he purchased from
Chavez for S4625. fifty pounds Of
beef, % pounds OF butter and two
large hams.
Chavez was quoted by OPA off
Gals as saying that he obtained
the meat and butter from a man
he met IN a tavern and sold it for
him as a favor Fort officials
said there is no indication the
articles sold were government
property,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
SerUice Notes:
"A From Michigan in Big Glass
OF HdrIingen GunnerY Grads

San Antonio, Tex aviation cadet
center.
To star sefgeants.l Sgts. VII
liam q. Lakanen, 1850 Anglin,
Santa Maria, Cal, army air base;
Charles \. Norehead, 2l20 Nc
Dougal, Paine Field. Wash.
10 SorEoantS Cpls. Berne
Freedman. Detroit Gulfport Field.
Miss; Jack Scanlon, 5237 Chal-
merS, GeTulcr Field, y. n.
To corporalS; PIES. Oppree Pat
ton, 1929 r Lafayette. Clarence
Thomas. 290f Jay. Paine Field
Wash Lloyd y. BcnOrc. $50 w
Garfield Fifth Army North
Africa; leo T.. Ash, Detroit salt
Lake City lUtahl Army Ain Base
To C0rporalS tcchniCian Pfc
Lawrence suffer. lSj6 Maxwell
Camp Roberts, Cal Pfc. Robert
\. Nlach. Detroit Fort Knox, Ky
To tcchnician. 3th grade Cpl.
Frank }, Miodek, 2273 Medbury,
jefferson Barracks Mo.
To privatcs. lSt class PVts.
Stanley j. KurcZewslSi, 2645 Wha-
len, Hamtramck; William X.
kingsinger, $3.50 NariSe, Plym-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
New Yorker ON Radio To Urge
Brother. Italian General. to Quit

want the peace that America
offers you. You can accept n,
GiordanO, and save the country
you have served so long.
DISPEL GERMANY
"Dlspel Germany and all she
stands for In your country. Then
take the freedom that Il and
my country offer you. II II the
only way, GiordanO, the only
way"
Marenco. together with another
group of local Italian Americans,
will record his message this week
in the New York studios Of
WINS.
Near Jhile, group of De-
troiterS had personal appeals
transcribed yesterday in the Union
Guardian Building studios of
CKLW. These recordings will be
forwarded 10 New York for APP
proval by Owl and subsequent
Shortwave transmission overseas.
Names OF Detroiters taking
part in the series of programs
will be published following ap-
proval OF their messages by the
OWL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

Redpportion Suit

Wayne County will be Joined
by Oakland and Macomb counties
in its fight against a suit chal-
longing the constitutionality OF a
legislative act reapportioning
House membership, il was an
nounced today.
Under the act, Wayne's men,
bership increases from n TO 27,
Oakland County's from two TO
five and Macomb Countys from
one 10 three. Genesee, Ingham and
Washtenaw counties, whose rep
resentation increases under the
measure, may join in the contest,
il was indicated.
The suit was filed in tho state
supreme court by Rep. William
c.. Stenson of Greenland. whose
seat is eliminated by the act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

Reggia Guardia oil Finanza--the
same Giordano MarencO who
served Italy In the ministry of
war and again rs a general con-
sui to Greece before 1899.
''He who speaks TO you now
from New York IL Humbert L.
Marenco. an American since
1920, but before that n sergeant
in the Italian army. Gen. Ma
renco and I are brothers, born a
few years apart In Verona.
APPEAL TO BROTHER
cit IL 10 Gen. Marenco 1
speak today. Giordano, do you
recall how dearly you wished
TO accompany me to America
after the. last World War?
"You fought then as a cap
tain, side by side with Ameri-
can soldiers. But II was des-
tined that you remain In uni
form the rest of your life and
now you are forced to oppose
the country that Is truly your
friend.
II know In your heart you
are unhappy. I know, too, that
you and the rest Of the Italians
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Farmers FACING
Harvest Problem

EAST LANSING. Aug. Is
(UP)--Michigan farmers can ,ex-
pect a severe shortage of labor
when the peak harvest season is
reached in the middle of Septem-
Der. James Hays, assistant state
emergency farm labor supervisor,
predicted today
Although approximately 10000
persons will be working on state
farms at that time, Hays said
that thousands more will be
needed
Details on the exact number OF
workers needed when the peak
harvest season is reached now are
being prepared by A. b. Love,
state emergency farm labor super
visor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

SGT. CAMPBELL 1T. HOLLOWAY
outh; William A. Cronbergcr, 9S5
T. Savannah Beruhart J. Paldan,
97S5 Holmur Arthur T.. Oatley,
Ids Edgvaie, Jerry l.. Sicily,
1923 Faust, Detroit, Sioux Falls
AAF, BatnolomeO Messiah, 44i3
Medium, KeeSler Field. Mo.
MARINE PROMOTIONS
To privateS, lSt class Joseph
Wrobei. 1857 Gable; Alfred j.
Hogan, Saginaw Donald {. La
Lohde, Union City
WAC PROMOTIONS
To sergeant Pvt. Wanda III.
Peppler, 1921 Sorrento. Los An
geles Cal port Of embarkation
To technicianS, 5th grade. Mar
garet PotwsrdosEit 40l3 juno
ton. Camp Stewart. Ga, Dorothy
n. HOch, 1886 Fairview. Fort
OClethorpc Ga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Generous
Jackson Inmates Send Il
Ration Books TO Family

LANSING, Aug. 13-The gem
crosby of Jackson prison inmates
continued to show itself here to-
day, OPA investigators said, when
II was discovered that another
family here had received u extra
No. 3 ration books processed at
the prison.
The family turned the books
over to the OPA office here. The
books apparently had been mailed
by a relative now serving time in
prison. officers said.
Two days ago II was discovered
that a brother and sister here had
each received five extra books in
the mail sent to them by a
brother at Jackson prison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Harris Reinstdied
10 SAGINAW Force

SAGINAW. Aus "a Aaron Y
Harris went back 90 work as q
police officer today after spending
most Of the summer off duty with
pay.
The former vice detective wa,
reinStatcd yesterday by City Man
aCcr Peterson The personnel adj
visory board had cleared Harris
OF charges of bribery and M.
subOrdlnation made last spring 10y
Chief Alden LOWS before The lat.
ter left for the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
PEA Aide Outlines
Future Plans in Flint

FLINT. Aug 13-Flnt will he.
come a bright spot IN airlineS
operations in postwar plans OF
Pennsylvania-Central Airlin :
Robert Wilson Pea vice president
today had assured the Chamber
OF Commerce aviation committee
and city officials
Wilson, a native Of Grand Rap
ids, stopped here to discuss Flint
current lack OF airline service anC
explain that the government ha,
taken planes which would have
been used in again servicing thi,
city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

A dramatic contrast between
American democracy and Euro
pean tyranny will be flashed by
radio TO the people of war-sick
Italy next week when an Amer
lean citizen appeals to his own
brother, an Italian general, for
ltaly'S surrender.
The broadcast. one of the his
toric series OF shortwave programs
being sponsored by The Detroit
Times and other Hearst news
papers, will be relayed as usual
by powerful Owl transmitters on
the Atlantic seaboard.
Speaking will be Humbert p.
Marenco, a salesman, who lives
with his family of six in the
Bronx, New York City.
TYPICAL OF SCORES
His stirring plea, typical of the
scores by Italian Americans from
Detroit and 13 other American
cities which already have been
broadcast, is self-eXplanatory.
Somewhere In Italian bat
tlefields today" he will say, sis
Gen. GiordanO Marenco of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
I'D Seized
Inn Union
Battle

Defeat Of the AFL by the CIO
in the Johnson Milk Co. iurisdic-
tional election today resulted in a
fist fight between rival union
groups in Hamtramck in which 10
men were arrested for questioning.
The men were released by Ham,
tramck police with orders To stay
out of town, One casualty was
reported. an AFL man being
kicked.
As a result of the fight, George
a. Johnson, president, asked De-
troit police to provide protection
for delivery trucks.
The AFL held a contract WIN
the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

volak, 432 6. Fifth, Ann Arbor
Gordon III. Love, 26333 Belangsr
Roseville; Carl T.. Wollenhaupt
Brighton,
Frederick ID. Turnbull, POI
Grove, Highland Park. has been
commissioned an ensign after
graduation at the navy training
school in Corpus Christi, Tex.
Harding III. Holloway. Romulus,
another grad, is second lieuten-
ant.
Two Detroit high school bud
dies. Sgt Alfred Evans JF., 9l4i
Dryden. and Pvt. Kenneth j. Sey-
mour, $50 Robson, who graduated
in the same class at Mackenzie
High School, recently met in the
Red Cross recreation center in
North Africa Both have been
overseas since spring.
Mrs. A. Tardie, 1902 Nagel,
Hamtramck, has received word
that her son is stationed in North
Africa and that the natives are
very kind 20 the American sol
diers. Pfc. Joseph A. Tardie is a
hospital attache.
ARMY PROMOTIONS
To first leutenants: 2nd 1t.
Aaron l.. Sultan, 1882 w. Chicago,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Serrice Notes:

Hsrlingen, Tex army gunnery
school has turned out another hig
class OF men behind the trig-
gers" with IA Of them from Mich
igsr. three from this city. The
Detroiters sre Tech. Sgts. Jack
Campbell. 6S3 81. Clair; Walter g..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Goodbye To
Shoe Pinch
Foot Friction
Relieve Tired, Burning, Perspiring
Feet This Easy Way

.. Sprinkle Aliens Foot-ERse on your feet
and into your shoes. SO quick, convenient
20 use. Helps tight or new shoes 70 feel
more easy and comfortable. Tends u re
heve friction and rubbing. Brings soothing
relief 70 tired. burning swollen feet Grand
Tor those with perSpiring feet. Acts 70 alb
soro excessive Precipitation and prevent
offensive foot o6ors. A real JOY and comfort
for tbose who must be on their feet for
bong hour. For real foot comfort, rcmem-
Der. it's Aliens Foot-Easel Cet II at your
druTKist today!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

Gates. $50 PENNSYLVANIA, John b.
Shallow. 25l1 Ford.
The others. Donald X. Egan,
376 ". Chesterfield Ferndale:
Lyle u. Cook. Pennington; Carl
n. Plum. McBain; Robert \.
YOungquist, Ludington Gerald
w. Harrington, Peter ROckstad,
Frank =. Hladky. Lansing, Rich
ard j. PearCe. Lincoln Harold =.
Porter. Morcnci. William X. Rob
erts. ManiSuquc, Charles /.
ssbin. Hale.
Thirteen boys from Detroit and
vicinity have won their marks
manship medals al Camp Santa
Anita. Cal. as follows Tech. sgt
Harold J. Aargn, 9a2 Monroe
Pvts. Herbert J. Willoughby, 1884
81. Andrews. East Detroit; Don
aid T.. Moreheac. 1896 Log
Cabin; Theodore W. savage. Ass
Parkinson; Gordon T.. stephens,
1876 EenfaS John VI. Gathey
1874 Livernois; Michael 4. Sea
fure. 20036 KlinGer: Andrew J
Ellison. S605 Puritan: Norman s.
Werner. 15349 Liberty; Lester T.
Wallace, 1907 Llvernois; Peter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
What S On the Air

This program has beef
gwen The Detroit Times b.
The stations herein listed
N the presentations a.
scheduled are not on IN,
air, the fault lies with the
stations and not The De
uoit TimeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
u. S. Silent on Aleutians

WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 tINS)
Today marked the end of the sec
ond week of navy silence on
operations in the AleutianS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
80 Pct. Of Cologne in Ruins

LONDON, Aug. 10 GNS)-The
air ministry announced today that
more than so per cent of the
central city area of Cologne was
destroyed in the last three Raj
attacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

ARMY PROMOTIONS
To first lieutenants 2nd 1t.
Aaron l.. Sultan, 1882 w. Chicago,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

Around the clock hats for all ocessio
wear i. for night wear they're hgI
and oh, 50 smart! Soft felts with assor
Black and the leading autumn colors. 81
new styles.
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