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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04
'Amerikancii zasedh 1nesto
Benevento, 32 mill
severno cd Neaplja
Mesto dominira dolino, kjer Sc sodi, da
Sc bodo nacijji postavili bran

z glavnega stana zaveznis-
kin sill v Alziru Sc poroca, da je
peta ameriska armada, kateri
poveljuje gen. Mark w. Clark
zasedla mesto Benevento, 81
mill severno Cd Neaplja, med
tenn ko je osma britska arma-
da ma jadranski strani italian
ske celine odsekala vecji kos te-
ritorija in ga vzela pod svojo
kontrolo.
Benevento sc nahaja visoko
v Apeninskem gorovju in cd
tam Sc dominira dolina reke
Galore, XII Sc steka v reko Vol
turno. Domneva Sc, da Sc bodo
naciji ma tel liniji ustavili ter
skusali ustaviti zavezniske sile
ma njihovem prodiranju proti
Rimu.
Amerikanci prodrli Is
mill
Podrobnosti ameriskega pro-
drtja do Benevento MISC objav-
ljene, ampak z ozirom ma DEF
stvo, da so bill glasom prejs-
njih poroeil v Avellinu, je raz-
vidno, da so napredovali "a II
mill.
Ma Korziki so francoski ko.
lonijalci il Maroka zasedli hrit
Teghime in sedaj drzijo yes
gorski greben med Bastijo in
jezerom Biguglia, Sc glasi ko'
munikej francoskega vrhovne-
ga poveljstva.
Borba ma KOrziki
Isto porocilo pravi, da SC
francoski kolonijalci in anne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04
RU5I zDR0BILI
NA(IJ5k0 (RT0
OBJ pR0NJI
~
Rdeea armada prodira
proti Mogilevu. Naciji "
kavkazu ma begu.

Glasom zadnjih vesti IL Mo-
skve, je Rdeca armada vceraj
zdrobila nacijske crte oh reki
Pronji v Bell Rusiji, % mill
vzhodno cd resta Mogileva. l.
stocasno Sc poroca, da so SOW
jetski letalci potopili pet nem-
skin transporter, XII so bill ma
polnjeni vojaki, nahajajocimi
Sc ma begu il Kavkaza.
Posebno naznanilo, XII je bilo
objavljeno opolnoei, pravi, da
so Rusi udarili preko reke Pro-
ME in da sedaj pretijo priti
Nemcem "a hrbet oh gornji
dnjeperski 'front.' v centralni
Bell Rusiji. Isto naznanilo pra-
vi, da Sc Nemci ma doticnem
sektorju umikajo najvecjo ma
glico.
1000 nacijev ubitih
V ruski ofenzivi proti Mogi-
levu in Gomelu je bilo tekom
dneva ubitih 1000 Nemcev in
osvobojenih 70 naseljenih kra-
jew.
Nemska kanmanja v Kavka-
zu Sc ocividno nahaja v "a
kljucnem stadiju. Berlin je wee
raj primal izgubo kraja Stara-
Tamanskaja, kjer so imeli naci-
il zadnje vaznejse oporisce Oh
ozini Kerc nasproti polotoka
Krima. Sovjetska porocila pra-
vijo, da so letalci Rdece arma-
de veeraj pobili ma stotine nem-
skin vojakov ma kopnem in ma
morju.
Pred Kijevom boj pociva
z ozirom ma borbo OBJ dolnjem
Dnjepru in pri Kijevu, poroca
Moskva lie opazovalne akcije in
medtem ko Berlin pripoveduje
O nadaljevanju bojev vecjega
obsega.
Vesti IL Moskve poudarjajo,
da je ma centralni 'front.' zace-
10 jesensko dezevanje in da bo-
do vojaske operacije Rdeee vol
ske ovirane, dokler ne pride Ii
ma in zemlja ne zmrzne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04
VAzNA SEA

clanice zenskega odseka Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd. SO prosene, da Sc
nocoj oh 7:30 uri udelezijo vaz-
ne seje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04

Slika predstavlja podpis premirja med zaveznih in
Italio Sedeci mosk e gen. G. Castelano nacenik tia
anskega generanega staba. Stojeca moska sta ital-
janski voni minister Montenar IN major general w B.
Smith, zastopnk armade Zed. drzay.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04

BOrba ma KOrziki
Isto porocilo pravi, da so
:rancoski kolonijalci in anne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
NAVY SCHOOL GRADUATES

Lakewood. \. +. aorographerS
training school Raymond r. Lee,
1852 Ohio Kenneth VI Wright,
22O49 Willmarth University Of
KarcL. innI CLppcIL. LLrcman Isl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Service Notes:
9 From State Win
Bomber Pilot Wings

boIdt. and Edmund Boguski, 6il5
Herbert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Z Michigan Cadets
Killed in Air Crash

CHICAGO, July 8 QNS) A
naval board of inquiry today in
veStlgated the mid-air crash OF
two primary training planes which
cost the lives Of two Michigan
aviation cadets near the Glenview
naval air station NJ
The cadets were Gerald Stew
ART OF breckenridge and Ray Eep-
pien OF Saginaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

The war department today dis
closed the names of SIX Michigan
men, three of them DetroItcVS,
held prisoners Of war by Italy.
The DetroIters
Second 1t Gerald y Greenherg
son of Mrs. Eva r. Greenberg,
1891 Cortland
PFC Mark L. McKittcrick. son
of Mrs Nancy Mekittcrick, 1T60s
Northrop
Pvt Ruben a Safcran, son oI
George Saferlan, 1927 Hershey
Other Michigan men held
FIRST tt. William {. jackson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Brenda will
You Step Out
With Me Tonight?

know I've been an awful Crouch not TAX
Ing YOU any place lstelv. But sitter standing
al cay ~ my new Job my feet darn near
Killed me with eallouses and burning. Now
I've reformed or rather my feet have
thanks 10 the lcs-Mint YOU advised Never
tired ANYTHING thst seemed 10 draw The
pam and FIRE right out 80 fast - and ne
wsy ~ helps soften cAllouses IL nobodys
business. Been able 10 get some extra over
time money an what do you say. let's 60
dancing tonight You can step on my Ice
Mint feet all you want.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Service Notes

Nine Michigan Youths nov are
I'd hcuicnants and rated pi-
lots on tWln-cnClne bomber AIR
craft following graduation at me
BJytrcIT1c Ark. army AR field
-rheA-are- ~ Its, EaEd l.
SimondS. Dearborn Robert VI.
MCLauchlan. 1882 EVANS ton,
Martin Bertram. 1926 Compass
Robert I. HcNboer, 1887 Pom
nncrop. Arthur ! Bailey, S}5l
Lane Joseph J. Costello, kaIa-
mszoo Roger T. Sapp, MecoSta,
CeNIon ", Curtice. Battle Crock.
and Daniel g. Crowley, RcmuS.
Tho r. Knox. Ky. srmorcd
force school mas graduated SIX
more Michigan men They arc.
Cpl RuSSel H. HartwAY l4l22
Mayfcld and Pfc. Arthur !.
Blackburn. 1880 Ilcnc tank mo-
rhanlcs Cpls. Francis r. Cunning
ham. ! 2S6 Lcmay. and Eugene ".
Zecman, 1888 Vaughan, radio cleo
triCianS. Pfc. Robert =. Hardness,
Fcr0dale. naChInISt ana Pic.
James 7. Cullen, 73q Claumount
wheeled vehicle mechanic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
War Effort Needs Your
Brown Waste Paper

Heavy war demands have
caused a critical shortage Of
pulp. You are asked 10 save all
forms OF brown paper - used
brown boxes, containers, wrap
ping paper and brown waste
raper TO help supply paper
products for military needs.
Your brown waste paper VIII
be used 10 make alrplane parts.
bomb bands and other weapons
Of war. Flattcn out boxes,
stack -leeee- hreWR paper into
neat bundles To sell 10 a
dealer or 10 give your salvage
10 charitable oV other orGani-
cations, call collectors AZ RAN
dolph 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
IT HtNROtR
1T SINio>nS

Sampson, y Y naval traInn-
school Nilfrcd l. SHANK, 1890.
san Juan Northwestern UnJvcr
SHY radio school Leonard \
kolodziessH. 5967 Dubois James
II. cram. ft0t ". Grand Blvd
Herbert GoIdStein. 1874 Seward
and William Steinberger, $500
Lawrence radloncn Sd class
Joseph Andalord, 1915 Quincy
Dearborn navy service school.
r. DXiurda. 1882 Gallagher, ma
chinlStS mate I'd class l.. Bitter,
AS s. Waring, seaman Isl class
James Ashley, l035l Kramer
Robert KocSiS, . ~ f'tt0TcUCC-
WILLIAM Melucci, 1863 Garland
John T.. Maple, 1885, Grayticld.
Ralph VI. MOehlig, 405 NaniStique,
Herbert Carrier. 1851 FIlbcrt
Chester Glowacki. 1925 Buffalo
Bruce Gum. 1903 PierSon, Anton
Koltvedt, $3.50 Allcndalc. and
George Oprita Jr., 2l76 Coplin,
frcmcn. LIST class Earl Baumle,
2OO55 Santa Barbara Richard
Fchmie. 100 DrcXcl, Floyd Walker.
1927 AppOlIne Morris Streeter,
5027 Pacific and Anthony Danilo-
wicz. 662l Belfast, fireman ID
class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
IT RAIIEN

IT. RAllfN IL MIN NJ
Nfnter Field Cal basic flying
school John W. Scott. DOL y,
Clarendon Santa Monica Cal
lcchnica. training school, Cpl. Mil
ton VI. Colombo. 3496 Holcomb
Edewood Arsenal. Md, chemical
warfare officers school I'd
Its. Lester q. Montibeller, 3O6l
Copln. James ". Charp, l546I
Monica Camp CortSSalr y. y.
airplane school. Cpl. James y,
Dooley. 1889 Mcadowhrook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
8 Jap Subs Destroyed

z LONDON, July 6 (INS)-Eight
Japanese midget submarines have
been destroyed in the SolomonS
area a British broadcast said last
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
ARMY SCHOOL GRADUATES

ARMY SCHOOL GRADUATES
Camp Murphy Fla signal
corps school. ID II. Wynford '.
Barrett. 1880 A>hury Park La
Junta. Cal, alrfcld ID Its. VIII
liam =. Katz, 1890 Lawton,
James r. Grant. 1875 Grand
mont Leonard II. Brooks, S067
Grinncll Ellington Tex pre-
flight bombardicr school Aviation
Cadet Kenneth !, SwatoSh, l4i0N
Mottetal. Fl. Crook, Ncb, ord
nance automouve school Pies,
Donald r. Charon, 2149 Canton;
Robert w. ZadorskN. 1886 Hum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Army Prisoner List
Includes & From State

Bay City. Tech 5th Or Earl J.
Murphy Manlstlque. and Pvt
Richard p. Thompson. Allcgan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
3MichigdnMen
Win Air Medals

Three Michigan men stationed
with the u. S Eighth Army AIR
Force in India nave been awarded
the Air Medal tho war depart
mcnt announced today
They are.
Capt. Charles T Simpson, Eaton
Rapids First It. Robert J Clarke.
jackson. and Second It. Frederick
{. Book. Grccnyillo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30

MARCH u TO APRIL N
AlIes-When there is little time
spare. as likely today. go about
lings with regard for economy of
me. effort and other expenditures,
$50 consider the most important
ems first and properly allocate
our activities. BE eager for and
1rk hard to maintain harmony.
APRIL 2f TO NAY 20
TovUs-Recall what you've done
ne in past--can YOU improve
othods Of procedure, shift endeav-
= and efforts around TO produce
better schedule and results?
every small assistance helps. Do
YOUR jobs with thoroughness, as
Taurus can.
MAY II TO JUNE II
Gemiri - Business. work inter
ests require more than ordinary
attention. Tricky little hindrances
and obstacles TO be overcome. Do
your best without strain or anxiety.
Needed mostly: a cheerful inner
self.
JJNE - TO my -
C0BcCr--Turn today's difficulties
into success stepping stones; do
everything ably, Systematically aud
with faith in the outcome. Depend
upon prayer, also remember, God
helps the sailor. hut he must row go
my ~ TO ALG. -
Loo Your planet is more favor
ably a,pocied than many others
now. Be busy consi tcntly i'm your
work. and I'm frce hours devote time
90 lSO and other worthy causes.
You'll get far Forget trifcs. 20
after bigger. better calrs
AUG. % To SEPT. -
Iirgo-Don't wait, Now Is "a,
time 10 get that important matter
attended 20, No nerve rackiup
pace on frettjug just STEADY
tempo that doggcdly pushes ob,ta.
cles % the side. makes solid
foundation under Achievement.
SEPT p 90 OCT. ~
L'bta - Money matter- requr,
scrutiny. BE not too eager Eo GAR
profits, but rather 20 build roi
future security Spend more care
fully than ever Enjoy home life
Vt is charartor building. pIls hcrra
healthy for outlook and disposition
OCT. p. TO NOV. -
Sc0,pi0 - Less contention an,
pickering II you'll maintain siIcrr,
whore argument is taking place. o.
course defend fbc right things bu'
keep Your coUu.c. wisely and dom
offer opinions pocdls sly wHc'
others are irritaNis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30

OF INTEREST to all home
makers will be the program
scheduled for Tuesdays cooking
school, which will be the last
one of the season.
With summer vacations LOOM
ing in the near future, road
maps and tourist guides are
being brought out and looked
over. Extensive travel is out
for the duration, but there are
many places TO visit that are
only a short distance from home.
Michigan vacation possibilities
will be the topic Mary l.. Fetch
or will discuss at the Homemade
er's Club next meeting. Mrs.
Fletcher is the executive secre-
tary of Southern Michigan Tour
isl Association.
Dishes suitable for spring
showers and bridge parties will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Garden Book Last Cooking School tuesday

be demonstrated by Prudence
Penny. Lemon custard meringue
cups, checker board sandwiches
and party package sandwiches
are a few dishes TO be prepared.
Others include salmon souffle.
prslinc cake, fresh rhubarb pie
and tomatoes filled with creamed
meat.
Detroit Times cooking schools
are held on Tuesday afternoons
at 100 on the fifth floor of The
Detroit Times Building. Your
ticket of admission is your
Homemakers Club membership
card.
If you have not as yet joined
the HomemakerS Club, do so
Tuesday in the lobby OF The
Detroit Times Building.
There is a l0-cent charge for
a life membership card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30

MISTRESS MARY, you better
he sure how your Victory
Garden is going TO grow.
What To plant and when
how far apart the hills of beans
should be dozens of things
the amateur gardener does not
know.
From soil treatment 10 the
final picking is told in
Detroit Times Victory Garden
booklet 49,. prepared by Henry
Pree, leading garden authority
The booklet if called for in
the lobby of The Detroit Times
Building is TEN CENTS.
BY mail, the booklet is FIt'-
TEEN CENTS send your
request TO The Detroit Times
Home Institute, 1928 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Your Horoscope

frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
l,2} Times square, Detroit. Min
PLEASE SEND MY INDWID-
CAL HOROSCOPE PERSONAl
DAILY 9 UIDE and iJrkY
CALENDAR for IN, fir't .t
months Of 1915.
va, Born
Month ....... pv .....
Ssvd Ife and Sslf s{itr,i
Ss-bfs c'ots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
nov. - TO DEC. p

NOV. - To ne. -
SdgitfariUS-An off-again. on
again day with some affairs sur
prisingly successful and others that
seem at first to be okay but produc-
ing trouble later. Be ready for
emergencies, alert to requirements.
DEC. % TO JAN. Fl
Capricoyp-Deal carefully with
strangers restrict yourself in
many ways you haven't done before
Take everything in the right frame
Of mind and with sensible under
standing Think, plan with logic.
JAN. - TO FEB. ~
Observation-Disclosures the odds in
favor of this or that, YOU definitely
have many benefits to help start
you on a surer, quicker success
road now. But these must be pres
ent cheer, patience. application.
FED. II TO MARCH 20
Paccv-With few exceptions, all
zodiacal natives are in the same
boat so 10 speak. today. Several
"donts,' A few butts and much
advice! Plan carefully have regard
for details that affect the outcome.
4 child bar On this daB;
Sensible, philosophical, kin Y.
deeply ahectionate. and full Of
vigor and talent May suffer a few
dislikcd changes and disappoint-
mcnte, but can become highly
esteemed and truly successful in
lies work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Bread Pudding
(EI Salvador

= cup dark brown sugar
IL cups water
tomato
small eFfieff
6 slices enriched white bread
thin slices process cheese
4 tablespoons butter
= cup raiSlnS.
cinnamon.
Make syrup Of the brown
sugar and water by boiling TO-
gether for one minute, Add
tomato and onion, sliced, and
simmer for 20 minutes. Butter
the bread slices and cover with
cheese. Melt remaining butter
in the pudding dish. Put in a
layer of bread and cheese. and
sprinkle literally with raisins
and cinnamon. Repeat until all
the bread is used.
Dot the top layer with addi-
tional butter and pour the hot
brown sugar syrup over the
whole thing, straining out the
onion and tomato which we're
used simply 10 flavor the syrup.
Bake in hot oven (425 FL
until the syrup is absorbed and
the top is brown, about 25 min
utes.
BETTER CLIP and file, ladies
these days when YOU can't
get this and you can't get that
it's a boon TO find something
new and different 10 serve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Well, BY!

BY that time the other three
Of rs were writing down the
recipe on the backs of envelopes
or whatever we found in our
purses.
l learned among other things
that our luncheon friend also
writes songs that she loves
life and though she has had her
share of trouble manages to
keep happy,
Geed-by, she said gayly
sweet success to all of your ven
lures.
Nice9
Tripping back with the now
recipe in my purse, | could
hardly wait 10 a 5 r. IT. SO
Prudence Penny to the rescue
o.. or rather, 10 the kitchen -.
and all of us here in the women s
department agree with my lunch
con friend . that it's a dish
fittin' for a king.
Must be served said the smil-
ing one .. with crisp green
salad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Want a Reeipe7

One OF the four -. a delight
ful person said =. girls. do
YOU want 10 know something TO
make that's GOOD?
can't tell you the name OF
il. she said. but it's served as a
luncheon dish over in Holland
in quiet little place =.
in a suburb of The Hague.
Take one egg for each person,
she said one slice Of bread,
one cup of milk and two slices
of bacon.
Put the slice of bread in
baking dish break it up
somewhat. Beat up the egg and
milk, plus salt 10 taste, and pour
over the bread. Let stand while,
until it can be beaten up with a
spoon.
Then cut the bacon into bite
sized pieces fry 10 a crisp
and pour drippinGs and all into
the bread and milk mixture.
Bake slowly about an hour.
1t comes to the table pulled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30

IT'S AN IN wind that blows no
good. We're standing in line for
the first time in our lives -. :.
a pound Of steak, a pound Of
coffee and what not You
can't buy this and you can't buy
that.
It's n new experience, but
we're having fun. We're getting
acquainted with our fellow
sufferers.
Standing in line the other day
i'm my favorite restaurant So.
the hostess said would YOU
mind sharing. There were four
Of AS all strangers.
Down We sat. Once upon a
time we'd have scarcely spoken.
The waitress was new and
a little frightened. They were
out of practically everything on
the menu. We looked al each
other and laughed =. and began
exchanging experiences.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Middle Americana

LOOKS LIKE bread buildings
are our dish today, for the MORN
INC mail brings the following
version from Middle Amer
lea Information Bureau.
This one contains tomato,
cheese and onion. Dent let that
frighten you, they say but
maybe YOU better not tell the
family about the onion till they've
tasted for they insist it's a
Ana.nri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
SEA
HAT AND PURSE

TAKE 4 STITCH in time for
summer-and crochet this al
tractive beret and purse. They're
the smart note today they re
easy and inexpensive 10 make IN
straw yarn The open shell.
stitch sections ale a lacy con-
traSt 10 the solid double crochet
stitches
Pattern 594 contains dircs tons
for hat and purse stitches. list
Of materials required
Send j cents IN coin Cor this
pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department 1925 Times
Square. Detroit. Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Luncheon With Strangers
Nets Detachable Recipe
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
Women's Editor; The Detroit Times

up and delicatcly Drowned
and let me tell you She said
triumphantly =. it's a dish iit
for a king.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Market Report

HERE IS the weekly market
report according to the Detroit
Municipal Bureau of Markets.
Shipments of green beans
from Florida are heavy this
week and down in price. Spin
aCh from Arkansas and punched
carrots from California are still
plentiful and are selling slightly
under the ceiling price.
AVOCADOS AND peppers
are in plentiful supplies,
In moderate amounts are
apples, oranges, grapefruit.
lemons asparagus. cucumberS,
mushrooms, onions, peas, rhu-
barb. Strawberries. sweet pOta-
toes and tomatoes.
A few pineapples, beets, hroc-
coli. cabbage, caulifiower, celery,
lettuce, parsnipS, radishes, ruta-
bagas and shallots are available.
VEAL AND beef is available
in very light amounts
Yellow pike is coming in
freely from Lake Erie and Lake
Huron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
o.. Frances
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Section Which Yo,r Birtkdoy Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
Saturday. lau I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
CoHOns
Take Over
Fashion Front
By JOAN DEAN
KING COTTON prepares -

KING COTTON prepares 20
take over the fashion front
Armed with styles that arc
crisp and tailored. the klne Is
preparing 10 repel all heat waves
with has cool and charming
fashions.
Though 10 mary of YOU. who
look out upon Michigan cold
and windy days. ~ may seem
ages before cottonS VIII be worn.
now is the time 10 purchase them
Fresh stocks and smart young
STYLES are coming into the shops
az this moment and is the
early bird who gets the choice
4 SUBTLE PLAID and femi-
nine tailored air give character
and chic 10 the cotton suit
sketched today Classic with It's
nipped hip-lenEth Jacket and
gored skirt the front closing
is smartened with a cardigan
neckline that buttons UP to The
shoulders.
Bracelet length sleeves and "A
contrasting scarf of rayon shan
tung accent this cool. crisp cos
tune that will do you right on
sweltering city streets for a
day in the business world or "a
wear out dining and dancing
come dog days,
TWO COLOR COMBINA-
TI0NS are available in this
suit. You may have il with a
cocoa brown background ac.
cented with blue and gray
markings and sharpened with a
blue shantung scarf, Or you may
prefer the version that's done
with a gray background, pink
and white plaid and pink scarf.
OF a super-fne cotton that
Almost looks like a worsted or
Tweed, the suit comes in sizes
through Is and is priced al
1925.
PERFECT COMPLEMENT 10
this city suit is the starch white
pique batwinG chapeau shown.
OF crisp cotton, the brim Is
wide enough 10 frame your face
sith f1attery and has just enough
Of a lift to give your face new
lease on life
Banded with a light coffee
brown crosgrain ribbon, this Is
the sort of hat that will suit an
up do or flowing name couture.
Its a perfect head covering
come summer. and good right
now 10 wear with your tailored
dark suit In white pique. its
price tag bears the mark, $685..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30

King cotton prepares to repell all heat waves with
o. tailored suits like the above. OF subtle plaid
material is fine a worsted and it comes in two
olor combinations In sizes through 15 it's S1295.
Notice too, the chapeau of white pique that's $685.
or Shopping information Call Joan Dean, CHI. $500
'eDeen 8 a. M and D. nl.-Saturdays, $50 to $3.50