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Evening star., 1943-01-26

ELEVATOR OPERATOR. coIored. knovI-
cage OF secretarisl board; $40 Adams 1855,
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, sober. reiiabls.
n3nrns; nn3pars; -. See engineer. Fairfax Hotel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09
Low ma mine je
smrtnO neVaren

Ker Sc je med prejsnjo sve-
tovno vojno varovalo delovanje
mornarice v najvecji tajnosti,
Sc je lie malo izvedelo O. napo-
rih in zrtvah angleskih mino-
lovcev, XII so iskali cd Nemcev
razpolozene mine na odpftem
morju. Tudi po koncani vojni
MISC tt ljudje, XII so odnesli
zdravo kozo, kaj radi pripove-
dovali svojih zgodb in Sc spo-
minjali grozot nevarne sluzbe,
o kateri je eden izmed mino-
lovcev rekel: "zivljenje mino-
lovcev je bilo paste zivljenje,
samo emo razliko, da nj noben
pes nikoli dozivel kaj podobne-
ga"
Vendar pa je bill cd teh tiso-
eev pomorskih oficirjev, NOR
narjev, ribieev in prostovolj-
cev med preteklo vojno odvisen
obstoj angleskega otoeja, zakaj
brez ponoci teh ljudi IL vseh
slojev bi bila Anglia unirala
cd gladu in bi bila morala Via
Ga podpisati mir, kakrsnega bi
bill cd ME zahtevali.
Februarja leta 1917 so zaceli
Nemci brezobzirno podmorni-
sko vojno. Torpedirali so vsak
angleski parnik, XII SO ga sre-
cali, in razpolozili so ma tisoGe
min ma odprtem morju. Potap-
ljali SO zaveznisko in nevtralno
trgovinsko brodovje. Februarja
SO potopili 26O, marca 338 in a.
prila ze 430 trgovinSkih parni-
kov. Ma najbolj crn dan 10. a.
prila v najbolj crnem mesecu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09
Vojna nikakor Sc nj dobljena,
pravi vojni podtajnik

WASHINGTON. - Pot do
image DO zahtevala cd Zedi-
njenih drzav najvecji napor v
njihovi zgodovini - je izjavil
vojni podtajnik Robert P. Pat
terson ma konferenci, prirejeni
v prostorih vojnega ministr-
stva v Washingtonu 200 pred
stavnikom industrije in delav-
stva.
'Najtezji posel imamo Sc
pred seboj: MANFRED pot do zma-
ge", je dejal podsekretar.
"zmaga je tik pred nami, to-
da nasi vojaski vodje so pre-
'prieani, da mas eakajo Sc dolgi
in tezki boji. Civilno prebival-
stvo sodeluje Y tenn boju, prav
posebno pa onl, kl lzdeluJeJo O.
rozje, katerim Sc bore nasl
vo;aki.'
Drugi dan konference je po-
svaril ravnatelj vojne mobiliza-
cije, James F. Byrnes, civilno
prebivalstvo, da ga cakajo "se
mnogo vecji, in ne morda mani
81 napori, ker vojna nikakor Sc
nj dobljena."
mi Sc Sc nismo priblizali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09
Slovenci in politika

Cleveland, Ohio. - Letos sc
nahaja mesto Euclid v polite
nem zastoju. Velika zaposle-
most V vojni in privatni indu-
striji odvraea drzavljane cd
vsake politiene akcije. Je-li to
zdravo in "a bodoenost dobro,
ne vemo. Il preteklosti vemo pa
to, da &c puseamo, da drugi "a
mas mislijo in drugi brez mas in
pa mas raeun gospodarstvo vo-
dijo, da nj dobro, tenn mani pa
"a nase zepe zdravo.
Vse storjene napake mestne,
okrajne ali drzavne uprave pla-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09

svetovne vojne je bio potoplje-
no II trgovinskih in osem RI
biskih parnikov.
Izmed stirih parnikov, XII so
skupno zapustili anglesko otoc-
je, Sc eden gotovo nj vec vrnil.
Med Shetlandskim otocjem in
Rokavskim prelivom so nemske
podmornice razpolozile velikan-
ske kolieine min,. medtem ko 50
veliki vojni parniki razpolozili
mine V Belem morju, Biskaj
skem zalivu, OBJ ameriski obali,
OBJ juzni kitajski obali, oh Juz-
nj Afriki, oh Edenu, OBJ Indi:ji,
OBJ Now zelandiji, OBJ Avstrali-
j in oh Ceylonu. .
Tezki topovi ma bojnem bro
dovju so bill proti minam brez
moci. Priti so morali ma pomoe
angleski ribiei, da so resevali
zivljenske potrebscine, brez ka-
terih bi bila Anglia umrla cd
gladu. v zacetku vojne je imela
Anglia lie nekoliko starih ladij,
S katerini SO lovili nina, leta
1918 pa so imleli Anglezi ze cello
brodovje 726 opremljenih par
nikov, ki SO napravili vsak dan
|zelo dolgo pot skozi Kanal, da
SO odstraniI mine in delale pot
trgovinskim parnikom.. Name
sto ma ribji low, je odplulo vsak
dan il pristanisc ma angleskem
otocju ma stotine ribicev ma Low
"a 1evarnini minami.
Mine SO polagali in BE pola-
Igajo po vec sto skupaj (nlinska
polja) pred vhodom v kak ka-
nal ali pristanisee ma odprtem
nnorju in ma onih krajih,. kjer
plujejo po navadi trgovinski
parniki.
Kako pa love mine? Najpre-
prosteje jih love ma Ia nacin,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09

zdiva Ampak ia vona je ogronen business vsote XII
jim trosl zano so tako fantastcno vsoke da h coyeka
domlslja komaj zapopade. Vse to upravljajo nestee
komisije odbor biroj in agencije-pravi pravcati la
brin birokracije in povsod sede ma vodinih mestih
ugedni stebr, sami "prakticni lude XII vodijo pogaa-
MIA, sklepajo kontrakte, nabavjajo bago it'd. @...
PraVijo da vrana vrani ne izkljuje oei Objayljene
steVke financnem napredku raznh velkih korporacj
to zkazuejo navzc yisok daykom profit vecj kot
kda popre cato je povprecen drzavan navzlic zago-
tovilo da bo to pot drgace, skepcen, nezaupljiv in
po glav rojo zagonetne misli in yprasanja katerm
Inc We odgoyora
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09
PODMORNICE v redeem
MORJU

Slime tezave mora premagati
podmornica v Redeem morju.
Prvi poskus rabe podmornice v
tenn morju' Sc je izjalovil. Lju-
dem Sc je sicer posreeilo prena-
sati silno vroeino, toda pod
mornice same MISC vzdrzale. Ce-
vi v njih so Sc razpocile, apa-
rati SO nehali delovati in nepre-
stano je pretila nevarnost, da
Sc bodo razpoeili Sc TORPEDO. Pc
teh izkusnjah so zgradili pod
mornice, pokrite S posebno ko-
vino. In te podmornice so sc
obnesle. Vendar je pa zivljenje
V podmornicah v Redeem NOR
ju Sc zmerom zelo tezavno in
spominja ma zivljenje v mocno
segretih kotlih.
Poveljnik neke italiianske
podmornice, pripoveduje, da ma
stane najvecja nevarnost "a
podmornico, kadar je treba kaj
ropraviti na Mi. " TAKEN pri-
meru Sc Zacno zbirati okrog
pcdmornice lacni morski psi in
mornarji morajo seci po stroll
micah ali cello po topicih, da
prezenejo te posasti in da lah-
ko potapljaci delajo.
Druga velika tezkoca lie v
preskrbi posadke, kajti vecina
zivil Sc v podmornici zaradi slime
vrocine pokvari. Cello piena vo-
ia je ze nekaj ur po soncnem
vzhodu neuzitna. Oh eni popol-
dne doseze toplota vode skorai
100 stopinj. Vsi deli podmor-
nice Sc tako razbelijo, da Sc :iih
clovek ne SINE dotakniti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09

da po diva parnika vleceta zic-
nato vrv, katero zadrzujejo ma
potrebni visini pod morjem DO
seone naprave. Taksna vrv ie
ostra in seka zice,. S katerimi
SO mine pritrjene ma dnu. Ko
mine nato izplavajo ma povrsi-
no, jih je prav lahko uniciti $
topovskimi kroglami in cello s
kroglami il puske.
Doslej Sc MISC odkrili napra-
We, XII bi minolovcem kazala, kie
50 mine, kakor Sc lahko ugoto-
vi polozaj podmornic. .Lovci ma
mine blodijo pc morju, dokler
ne spravijo min ma dan ali do
kier sami ne zavozijo mamie.
Prerado Sc zgodi, da minsko
polje odkrijejo sele po kaksni
nesfeci Lahko recemo, da low
q min gledajo vsak dan in ysak
trenutek smrti v oei.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09

Branko: "Toliko mislim nate,
dusica, da ponoci, ko grem spat,
po cello uro ne zaspim.'
"Vera: "To nj mic. Moi oce
cello noe ne zatisne oci, kadar
misli ma to, da bi meme dal tebi
"a zeno."
Mesean je bill S svojo zeno ma
letoviscu v vasi. Zakonski par
81 je ogledoval vaske zanimivo-
sti in prisel tudi v hlev.
Med tenn ko je knaet razkazo-
val mescanoma svoja lepa 60
veda, je mlad blk zaeel poska-
kovati in mukati.
"Zakaj pa Sc je tako razbu-
ril?" -bi bila rada vedela me-
scanka.
"Nie Sc ne bojte', je menil
prostodusno kmet. "Bik misli,
da je prisla v hlev nova kra-
va
Mihec:: "Oeka, ali sc tudi osli
zenijo?"
Gee: "Kako neumno vprasu-
jeS! Sploh samo osli Sc zeniio!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09

Cleveland, Ohio. - V soboto
8. oktobra je prav imeniten We
Ger Slovenskih Sokolic st. 442
SNIP.
Kakor re vec let v tenn mese-
Gu, tako tudi letos nocemo Ia
ostati, ceprav SO najbolj resni
casi, odkar nase drustvo OBJ
stoji.
Ko je bilo drustvo Slovenske
Sokolice ustanovljeno cd zaved-
nih zen in deklet v svobodnih
mislih Sc sinovi mnogih nash
clanic rojeni MISC bill, a danes
so razkropljeni po celem kon-
tinentu in Sc borij jo "a enake l.
deje in svobodo.
Mnogo teh mladih ljudi Sc je
Sc lansko leto veselilo z nami
in prav gotovo obujajo lepe spo-
mine. Tudi me jih pogresamo, u
pamo pa tudi, da Sc vrnejo in
nam bodo zopet prepevali v pri-
hodnosti. Tudi mic lepsega, da
Sc jih spomnimo kaksnimi da-
rili vcasih.
Mnogo grenkobe je v nash
srcih - a pri vsem tenn smo
srecni, da nam je dana prilika
Sc Sc kdaj in kdaj poveseliti -
torej v soboto je en- tax vecer
Pies sc priene oh $50 in be
trajal, da bode re nedelja. Johr
Peconovi fantje bodo igrali ko
losalno. IL kuhinje Sc bode po.
streglo prvovrstno in tudi pc
racioniranih znamkah, ravno ia.
ko je vse preskrbljeno radi ze
je.
Pricakujemo obilne udelezbe
cd bratskih drustev in tud
glavne odbornike vabimo, mos
Ike in zenske maj Sc poveselije
z nami.
Nase zastopnice "a SANS -
JPO SIS in druge prepotrebne
ustanove re racunajo, kolikc
bodo odstele Cd dobicka in sc
odzvale ma prihodnjih sejah ,
novcih.
Enako, pa Sc posebno odste
| jemo lepo vsoto Stricu Samu.
Slovenska narodna podporns
jednota je stoodstotno demo
kraticna organizacija in dels
ponos Ameriki, vsi kateri Sc "a
tekavajo oh MO, maj bi Sc je
rajsi well "a vzgled, bila bi Mi
hova korist.
Slovenske Sokolicc vrsiic
vedn0 dolznosti in so ponosne
da SO vclanjene v st. 442.
Zato pa vse clanice pridite '
sobotD skupaj, resni casi zahte
vajo cd mas vseh enake dolz
, nosti.
Ia odbor
Ivana Schiffrer
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09

zmagi toliko, da bi mogli reel,
da jo imamo tako tik pred Sc
boj kot so jo imeli Nemci poleti
1910, ali pa Japonci takoj po
Pearl Harborju," je dejal Byr-
nes.
Svaril je, da ne smemo racu-
natl ma to, da Sc nemska mo-
rala zrusi kot Sc je leta 1918.
"Prepricanje, XII prevladuje,
da Sc bodo sile osisca v bliznji
bodocnosti predale ma milost in
nemilost, je popolnoma neopra-
vieeno" je nadaljeval Brynes.
"Pot v Berlin in Toxic je Sc
vedno dolga, tezka in krvava. "
Glede civilnega, prebivalstva
je dejal, da mu je ma tenn, da
ne trosimo predmetov, Xxi so
vazni "a vojastvo, sieer pa, da
je prepriean, da nikdo ne bo
hotel odvzemati vojnemu napo-
ru delavskih sill ali materijala.
"Nikakor ne smemo pricako-
vati, da DO mogoce olajsati ziv-
ljenje civilnega prebivalstva ma
skodo vojaskih potrebnosti', je
opozarjal Brynes. "Najvaznejse
stvari moramo postaviti ma pr
vo mesto."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-09

UREDklIKOVA PO$TA

-A- 81 8 $40
eajo davkoplacevalci in nikdo
drugi. Davkoplaeevalca nj sa-.
mo pravica ampak v lastnem in
teresu dolznost, da Sc zanima
"a politicne probleme, kateri so
tesno povezani gospodarskim
in socijalnim vprasanjem.
Sto in sto je gospodarskih Ia
dev, katere vse enako zulijo,
vse enako bolijo in vse enako
trgajo davkoplaeevalceve zepe.
Kratko receno, nasa pota so
skupna, katera vodijo cez most
zgrajen il nasih hrbtov, nase
volje in doloeitve. Da pa 81 O.
sredocimo nase misli, potolazi-
mo gospodarske tezkoce, pou-
elmo kaj je "a mas slabo ali do
bro, imamo ustanovljene poll
ticne klube ma katerih sejah
razpravljamo o tekocih in bo-
docih politicno gospodarskih
problemih.
Euclidski Slovenci smo lahko
ponosni ma Slovenski demokrat-
ski klub, da kljub izrednih raz-
mer dobro uspeva.
Ma redni seji meseca septem-
bra. je Slovenski demokratski
klub sklenil, da bo ma redni ok
toberski seji razpravljal o pri-
hodnjih mestnih volitvah, XII Sc
vrse 2. novembra t. |. Klub do
sedaj nj zavzel dolocnega stall
Sea in to misli storiti ma pri-
hodnji seji, XII Sc vrsi torek
Oh 8 uri zvecer v Slovenskem
drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave.
zeleti bi bilo, da sc ma klubo-
vi seji oglasijo nasi mestni "a
stopniki, da nam povedo, kako
Sc mesto upravlja, kaj je njih
namen v bodoenosti in kaj lah-
ko "a mas storijo, katerimi
glasovi so bill izvoljeni. Prepri-
cani smo, la Sc zavedate, da "a
stopajo'T Tljudske in ne svoje in
terese vsaj, tako bi morale bi-
ii in imata dolznost jemati cd
volilcev priporocila, &c hoceta
da jima bodo volilci sledili
Vsak ljudski zastopnik je "a
ljudi tam, kjer je poslan in ne
ljudje "a MEGA v naselju. Tega
bi Sc moral vsak zavedati, ka-
kor bi sc morali zavedati vo-
lilci, XII imajo moe in orozje v
roki, kadar Sc odloca, kdo ma,
v nasem imenu govori.
Slovenci in drzavljani dicne.
ga mesta Euclid, glave pokonci
pokazite, da ste vi in z vami
drugorodni drzavljani moe me
sta, XII ukazujete, da Sc vasa
in ne politienih eksponentov vo.
liza uveljavlja in vodi mesto in
upravo po vasi in ne njih volji
in smernicah.
Pokazimo Sc, da nismo kak.
sni dusevno zaostali ljudje, s
katerimi lahko vsakdo pometa
in udejstvujmo Sc v klubu pc
geslu: "Vsi "a enega in eden "a
vse".
Ma svidenje v torek vecer oh
8. uri v Slovenskem drustve.
nem domu ma Recher Ave.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11

and I'll be able TO hold a stick
by Sunday. I'd rather have
Mike in there, even if your lit
tie pretties did give him a 60
ing over yesterday"
you know somethng?"
Il know everything"
Il mean this something: Old
Lady West is fit TO be tied"
"Old Lady West should De
tied. Has she any special rea-
sons of her OWN,
Cynthia laughed. "She's sure
that you are spelling the beauti-
full romance. She's got a son,
you know"
He said, with q sound pre-
tense of dreamy delight, What
a lovely role in life-giving mis-
cry to the hearts of scheming
mothers with marriagable sons
How do you say it-tonsillec-
tony, appendectomy-Im going
to prescribe for you a full-sized
vanity-ectomy."
II can tell right now, you've
got something on your mind,
Miss Pretty. Give"
There, now! How did you
guess? Anyway, I'm giving you
eyes of hers somewhere else"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
Describes Night
Of Horror in
Florida Swamp

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. IL
- up - A story of a night in
a cypress swamp with five dead
comrades was told today by the
lone survivor of an army bomb
er crash.
Perched on wheel of the
wrecked plane for seven hours,
Second Lieut.. Ivor p. Evans, 10,
of Aliquippa, Pa, wanted moth
ing more than some warm
blankets and coffee - and day
light"
One of the victims of the
crash was Second Lieut. Earl
w. Brown, Is, of Mt. Morris,
Mich. He was killed with the
four others when the plane
plunged into swamp near here
Tuesday night. A sixth man is
missing
I'm lucky l guess" said
Lieut.. Evans from his bed in a
field hospital. He suffered only a
broken finger and bruises.
Il don't know how it happen
ed" he said. THE plane crash
ed into the trees, the lights went
out, and / came out through a
door. We were adjusting par
achute straps before it hit.
1t was dark out there and
the water was waist deep. l
didn't know if il was deeper
somewhere else. | called for the
other fellows but couldn't see
any of them.
II got to wheel. II was sort
of warm for while, but then
it got cold ! took off one jacket
and put in on the wheel so
could sit on the jacket. | Just
waited there. | wanted some
warm blankets and coffee-and
daylight - more than anything
else"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11

that fine day of speechmaking
by the Nays secretary and of
tossed white hats in Bancroft
Hall, his place was high among
the precious numbers. In addi-
ton. he had done mile in
4:ll,6. In addition, he had been
high-scoring forward on the bas-
ketball team. In addition, he
had been literary editor of The
Anchor. But Mitchell Grace
was not commissioned TO the
Line in the United States Navy.
For such is the nature of this
formidable organization that
certain requirements, as rigid as
the barrel of a l6-inch turret
gun, must be met by its future
officers. Mitchell Graces pour
ing over books had made him
put on eyeglasses. His strenu-
Gus training for that mile Of rum
ming had drawn him too fine to
climb the rope in 40 seconds
So the gentlemen said he
could not 60 10 the Line, but was
welcome TO the single ensign S
strip of the Construction Corps.
Which offer Hitchell Grace
viewed scornfully, because ne
had wound his dreaming about
the business of sailing in ships,
not bending over blueprints of
ships that one day would sal.
And so it was that his scorn
and his Illustration brought him
one fine day in 1910 to a list
ing on the manifest of Col. Wes-
ley Hope Merriwether's sailing
yacht Dawn Shower. The list
ing was deck hand
1t had been quite simple and
natural after that. Mitchell
Grace. even to the most preoc-
cupied regard, was not of the
common order Of deck hands.
There had been a cruise Al
some port or another, certain
matters of business reached
Colonel MerriWether by the
radio, and it had occurred that
Mitchell Grace made himself
useful in the preparation and
sending of letters, wireless mes
sages and such.
In the most casual fashion,
some time thereafter, he found
himself off the deck of Dawn
Shower and in a pleasant suite
of bedroom, bath and office at
Stone House. The new environ
ment seemed to fit him well.
Very rarely indeed did the sad
little lessons he had learned in
Waxhaw, S. c., break through
the composure and self-respect-
ing civility which he had learned
on the banks of the Severn.
(To Be COntinued)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11
ABOUT MITCHELL GRACE
CHAPTER VII

They sat at a small table at
the Marguery. and took their
pleasure of Daiquiris (not too
sweet and gave enough atten-
ton to avoid being noticed for
the lack of it to the young
woman who occupied, as the
columnists have it, the exclusive
table reserved for glamor girls.
A more beautiful woman sang
songs. Her name was either
Dolores or Carmencita. It was
the season of the Good Neighbor.
And Cynthia said. "How's the
mitt?"
Henry prentiss looked wist-
fully az his mitt. I'm sorry to
say that ii is just about all right,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-11

The story; This 10 the story Of the
"perfeet crime" The murder of
Col. Wesley Hope Merriwether In the
library Of his Long Island estate -
and Of the events leading up TO u. A
party NJ the Merriw ethers' hss been
enlivened by the arrival of . stranger.
Vaughan Dunbar. foreign cores
pendent. He brings word from Bill
stewart. journalist to Cynthia, the
Colonel's attractive daughter. She
invites him to a polo game the follow
Ing sunday, later describes the visit
to Henry Prentiss, a close friend who
had been unable to attend the party.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Dress for Best Man

IITVIIIHN ~ III Nv TIl
Ensign. United States Nav!
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Queries on
Military
Weddin8s
BY MARY BEECKMAN

JUDGING BY the mail, many
young girls are puzzled about
wedding arrangements. Here are
two letters that may help 9TH
ers who have the same problem.
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
My fiance Che is an ensign)
and / are planning 10 be mar
ried soon. and we have been dis
cusSing the form for his name
on our formal wedding invita-
tlons. We agree that underneath
his name on the invitations will
he, Ensign. United States
Navy" But we disagree about
whether or not 10 have MIR. -
before his name.
KAY.
Although II Is still correct 10
use Mr. before the name Of a
bridegroom of lower than senior
rank, when his rating is en-
graved on the line beneath his
name. most bridegroomS agree
with yours and prefer 10 have
the "Mr." omitted before the
name. like this:
Thomas Lee Brown,
Ensign. United States Navy
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
When the bridegroom is a SOL
dier, what is the proper dress
for a civilian best man, either for
an afternoon or an evening we'd
ding? ID. r.
What the civilian best man
wears depends. of course. on
whether the wedding is to be A
formal army wedding, or an in
formal one.
If formal. the civilian best
man land the brides father, too,
IL he is a civilan) should wear
formal day clothes (cutaway
coat, dark striped trousers, for
nal accessoriesD for a daytime
wedding. and full dress ("tails, :"
white tie) for an evening we'd
ding.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
We're Dressing, Please!

Nineteen forty-two was the
year which failed 10 Danish
the American womans love ot
dressing up" by candle-light
II has only succeeded in van
gushing the low-slung ball gown
in a nation whose homes are
no longer heated for time
exposures.
In its place. the American
woman has taken 10 her heart
the long -skirted dress with the
"cover-up" top, and the short,
short evening frock, decollete
as a nineties ball gown "a
nifty first made and worn by
the elegant designer Valentino
in 1940). This is the year IN
which the evening dress with a
train became a museum piece.
The year OF 1912 viii live
forever in the memory OF gener-
atoms of American women who
suddenly discovered that next
TO themselves they loved nylon
best, but that the government
had beaten them TO the draw
in it's absolute monopoly 10 the
nylon output for the war effort.
This is the year in which the
stocking situation drove brave
women 10 despair. In 1912, the
stocking industry and the gals
suffered three swift blows with
the loss of silk, then fine cotton
and lisle and finally the beloved
nylon. Like it or lump IL, the
ladies took 10 rayon hose.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Muffin Trick

THERE'S REALLY only one
trick 10 making a perfect muf-
fin; that's in the mixing. The
most important thing is know
ing when 10 stop. ToughnesS,
up-an d down tunnels, and
pointed tops arc all tho results
Of too much heating. Just re-
member. that when combining
the liquid and dry ingredients,
mix gently by lifts and turns Of
the spoon. and stop while mix
tere is stil slightly rough.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Famous Couturiers

In Americas first year Of war,
such famous couuuriers AS
Mainbocher, designers as Vera
Maxwell. and milliners as Lilly
Dache and Sally Victor have
designed for women on the mill
tarv and the assembly lines as
well for women IN the drawing
room.
MalnboCher. couturier 10 tho
Duchess of Windsor, is reSpon-
Sihls for the WAVES daShing,
navy blue uniforms. For the
first time a genuine, 22-carat
Mainbocher outfit can he pur-
chased only by WAVES, OF
course) al bargain basement
rates.
In war plants. women with
competent, callouSed hands cover
their hair (to keep II out ot
machinery with chic. efficient
turbanS designed by Dache
whose headgear heretofore has
elamourRed only Park Avenue.
Hollywood. et al.
The ultimate in elegant cover
alls. devised 10 protect women
S,orkers in machine shops were
:. assigned in AZ by Vera Max
brlell for a half dozen var plants
ranging from aircraft 10 ship
yards.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Beans

LIMA BEANS are highly
recommended for frequent serv-
ice as meat "stretchers." They
are rich sources of many of the
food elements found in meat
protein, iron and the "B' vita
minis.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
Plain James, Neverl

Plain James, Neverl
For the first time in decades
in this lavish. abundant coun-
try, milady began 10 conserve
her clothes and 10 wear them
thread-bare. Overnight. she
learned the necessity of taking
care of her clothes, and OF ex-
amining coat or dress for
quality and durability as we'll
as for style and fit.
Yet 1912 was the indubltable
annum in which glitter was all
the rage-!jet, sequinS, beads.
sequinS. gold embroidery and
still more Sequins. Fra Benen-
son designed a dinner suit with
alternate stripes Of black bugle
beads and jet sequins: Dache
ran up jewel-laden false hair
pieces and Sophie turned out
a line Of solid sequin Jackets.
At the close OF 1912 il is
obvious that the American
woman's clothes are fundament-
ally palmer than in many years,
hut that not all the WPB rul-
ings in christendom will ever
make Of her a plain jane.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-03
n Hictu,e
Use Outer Leaves

use Quter Leaves
THE GREEN outer leaves Of
cabbage and lettuce are richer
in calcium. iron and vitamin A
then the more delicate bleached
inner leaves. So wash and shred
them for salads or save for soup
or stew.