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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Parties for Pauline King

-PRE-NUPTIAL parties for
Pauline King continue their
merry pace.
Last evening. her future
sisters-in-law . Frances and
Rosemary Fleming. gave
party and kitchen shower for
the bride elect in I h cir
home in Tyler avenue.
Among the guests were
Carolyn Rabaut. =. Eleanor
Van Loon. Justine Debo.
Mrs. Edward Shou. Mrs.
Paul King. and Mrs. Frank
Fleming. E.
The table was decked in
garden flowers. and the
guests wore bright summer
frocks 49,.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
OCT. u TO NOV. ~


Scorpio-Iou. like some other
Of our zodiacaI friends today.
will have happy shedding il you
apply your many talents the
right way. and give true value
10 the worthwhile. Your spiritual
welfare comes first.
NOV. 28 TO DEC. %
S1qittarits-Joviality one Of
~Sagittarius' fine points, can do
the trick in many spots now.
Know when 10 say Mo- and
when 10 accept quickly another
persons good suggestion. Heed
your conscience.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn -- You can advance
personal interests considerably.
also plan 10 relieve some Of the
pressure Of the busy week ahead
in work and other duties.
JAN. p TO FEB. %
AqUnTtUs-If it's 10 be done.
do it with confidence, for you
and your capability can succeed.
Start with assurance, but not
haste. Your discrimination and
steadiness will be assets.
FEB. 21 TO MARCH 2O
Pisces 49, Note AquariuS. you
have similar fine indications 10
day, and indeed you've good
corner on talents. Put forth such
Pisces assets "a honesty, amia-'
bility, order. completeness and
that rare quality, combination
Of practicalness and imagina-
tlon.
A CHILD born on this day:
Keen. though sometimes too slow
10 accept a new idea or practice.
Proud, capable, refined, symps-
thetic; able in an emergency.
Will be a loyal mate. devoted
parent; neat; musical, talented
for art.
Copyright. 1873. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Jane LundeII Fe+ed

WITH HER marriage to
Walter Wood just a week
away. parties for Jane Lun-
dell are drawing TO a close.
Jean Carr will give lunch
con for Jane at the Women's
City Club. next Tuesday
James sister Mrs. Elmer
BENIN. will be hostess at
the spinster dinner at her
home in Lochmoor Blvd.
And James mother. Mrs.
Otto Lundell will be hostess
at the rehearsal dinner. in
her home in Bishop road
the night before the wedding.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Society New.
Shower
Planned for
Davis

a BUFFET SUPPER and
shower VIII he given in honor
Of bride-elect Eugenia Davis by
Mrs. James d. McCrum and
Miss Mary Leshy in Mrs. Nc
Crums home in Sorrento ave-
nue. next Saturday.
Miss Davis will be married 70
Arthur Mutt Of Montclair, y. J.,
on September II at 7:3O p. m.
IN the North Woodward Con-
gregationsl Church. A dinner
for the wedding party viii fol-
low az the DAG. The bridal
couple will leave on a trip 10
California later and Will reside
In Montclair avenue on their
return.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Supper Special

A SIMPLE but appetizing
main dish which would serve for
luncheon. dinner or supper IS
bacon and fried apples Sau-
sage can be used in place Of the
bacon. if desired. Try II the
next time you are wanting
something easy TO prepare.
Fried Bacon and Apple
y pound bacon
Red skinned apples w
Brown sugar. t .NM
Fry bacon. and when brown
take out and keep hOt Wash
and slice apples without pairing.
Put a layer of sliced apples into
hot fat, skin side down, sprinkle
with brown sugar and when
nearly done, turn and brown.
Place apples on platter around
bacon and sprinkle with brown
sugar Set IN a heated oven 10
keep hot and continue frying
apples until all are done.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06

WORK IT in French knots
do lt as q hooked rug just as
YOU choose. However you make
--'--t''-tff--- 'f--rTg vUu n always
boo proud o4r The rich rose pat
tefn adds everlasting charm 20
any room Pattern $50 contains
transfer pattern of a moNt
sHI0Nnrhcs and four 4l4Xl2-
inch motifs. stitches; color
schemes. list of materials re-
qJ.red
Send IL cents In CONS for this
pattern 70 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department 1928 Times
square. Detroit 81. Mich
Due 10 slowness OF the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
heinp DELAYED Please be patient.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Phoebe Otter Leaves

PHOEBE OTTER. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
+. Otter of Apple Tower -.
Bloomfield Hills. left Thurs
day for New York..to
begin her second year. ~
Sarah Lawrence College
Phoebe's sister, Mrs Robert
r. Graham Doris otter )...
is leaving today for Masking
ton 20 join her husband
Capt. Graham following a
months visit with her par
ents
Mrs. Lyman J. Craig Jr. Of
Bloomfield Hills who was
Glee Galloway. daughter Of
r. Fuller Galloway =. before
her marriage "
Has gone 10 California 10
join her husband 1t. Craig.
who II stationed ~ the
Alameda air base
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
MARCH cf TO APRIL 20

MARCH ef TO APRIL 20
Aries-In times like these we
all think Of asking God to take
care Of us, our country, and
loved ones separated, but how
often when things go smoothly.
and we're having good news, do
we remember 10 thank Him?
APRIL II TO NAY 20
Tamus-A cheerful. hopeful
disposition is one Of the surest
ways to help along success and
give you yourself the needed
impetus.
MAY ef TO JUNE 2f
Gemjni-On don't list: can
tankerousness. brooding, Sar-
casm., lack Of interest in others
opinions or suggestions, forget
ting church duties. Get into your
true shape when you pop out Of
bed and stay in it.
June - 70 JULY %
Coucer-These assets, typical
Of the right living Cancer native.
are in great demand this healthy
day: patriotism in practice, in
dustriousness. tenacity in right
things, appreciation Of others
gifts.
July 2L To AUG. p
Leo-See the brighter side
there are so many things for
which 10 be thankful, among
them your fine mind and ability,
the freedom Of our land, it's
beauty, and all the good things
that are ours for the apprecia-
ton!
AUG. es TO SEPT. %
TUgo-More favorable than
appears. But that's because this
dav waits to see your attitude,
acceptance of things. and what
you do about correcting faults,
errors.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
LibrG-Using your keen sense
of perception, your unusually
good powers Of comparison will
help bring this day out of the
mediocre class and give you
esteem. Libra's great desire for
peace. harmony and justice can
help right this worlds difficulty.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
ChiIdren's S Camp Closing

LABOR DAY is bringing to
a close that delightful chill
dren's farm camp Mr.. and
Mrs. George Donaldson have
been maintaining on their
beautiful estate on Frain's
Lake. near Ann Arbor.
The D. E. Rothman children
Kay, Betty and Pat. Of
Birmingham John and
Charles Karrell. Tommy
Slutz. and a number Of
others
Are going home plump ..
and brown. and rosy fol-
lowing their farm holiday .i,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Stout
To Wed Sc pt. y

MISS WAUNETTA JUNE
STOUT, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 10y J. SchoalS Of f. Jeffer-
son avenue. Will become the
bride Of Floyd w ChrySler, son
Of Mrs. Rose Chrysler of Drexel
avenue. Sept. p at the Jefer-
son Avenue Presbyterian
Church
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06

Never Too Old to Get In
Trouble With Another Mans
Wife: How an English Court
Was Finally Convinced the So
Year-Old British Lord Was
Really the Boy Friend of the
Club Stewards Young and
Pretty Wife. Read About This
Curious Domestic Drama in The
American Weekly, Noted Maga-
zine Distributed With This
Sundays Issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06

A PERFECT dessert for a
summers night is steamed
fruit pudding That cherry en-
crusted top. served with the
thick, rich juice, and the dump
Ing base al aid IN making
this a real treat
The cherries used in the recipe
viii call for some Of those blue
stamps, but the few points
needed VIII he worthily spent.
Steamed Fruit Pudding
! 30. . can cherries
Cherry Juice
; cup sugar
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Mrs. Graham Returning

MRS. CHARLES GRAHAM
Of Oregon avenue will return
shortly after Labor Day from
her summers stay at the Gra-
ham home at Cape Cod Mr..
Graham was able 10 spend only
three weeks there this summer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06

Wartime Cookery for Helpful
Husbands. When Mrs. House
wife Joins Her Husband in the
War Plant. Her Husband Joins
Her in the Kitchen and Turns
Out Many Appetizing Meals
as shown by Warren r. Locke,
Santa Monica. Cal. Husband
and War Worker. Also Cherry
Pie Supreme, Cat Mealles, Mock
Lobster Soup and other Prize
Winning Recipes. All in the
Housewives Food Almanack.
That Popular Feature in The
American Weekly, Intriguing
Magazine Distributed With This
Sundays Issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Andres Have Daughter

MIR AND MRS EDWARD
MARTIN ANDRES Of Lawton
avenue announce the birth Of
daughter. Catherine Elizabeth,
Aug "A Mrs. Andres is the
former Catherine Hastings.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Slim Midriff Important
To Health and Figure
BY IDA JEAN KAN

ISN'T 1T lucky that the ex-
erciseS that keep you feeling fit
test are the ones that do the
most for your figure? These are
the exercises that firm the mid
section.
3 There are several reasons the
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
FIuemers Tell
Daughters Troth

DIR. AND MRS. OSWALD
CHARLES FLUEMER OF Mt.
Clemens announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Merry Virginia Fluemer, TO Sgt.
Walter Noe Hamp of the army
air forces, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Hamp OF Flint.
Sgt. Hamp is overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Where to Enlist

NACs 206 Buhl Build
Ing Hours-S.15 n m. 10
@ y m. Monday. SIS a m. 10
Z p m Tuesday through
Saturday. CA 1892
WAVES -- Ninth Floor
Book Building, 1249 Wash
fneton t-euitvard Hours
$50 q. m. 10 6 p. m daily
Evening appointments can
be made hv calling CA. 1868
SP.ARS -531 Lafayette
Building. 1ii West Lafayette.
Hours-S.30 q. m. 10 9 p. m.
Monday. $3.50 TO S p. m.
Tuesday through Saturday
Phone CH 9i7ON N
MARIN S-Thirteenth
Floor Book Building Hours
e 80 M 10 > p m daily,
ca $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Here From California

MRS. SAMUEL SMOLIER Of
Hollywood arrived this week 10
spend three weeks as the guest
o. her cousin Mrs Albert A.
SaVagcau of Cortland avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
100 TO Start Training

ANN ARBOR, Sept. 4-One
hundred army men will report for
training Monday in the Judge ad-
vocate-generalS school at the Uni
Versity of Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Goes TO Hollywood

MISS ELENOR KIEFER Of
Tuxedo avenue left Thursday 70
spend several months with her
sister, Helen Kiefer, in Holly
wood.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06

Ia tablespoons CornStarch
Grated rlnd Of , lemons.
Drain canned fruit and ar
range in bottom Of well CREASED
tube pan CSl2-inch pam.
Measure fIuit iuice and add
water 10 make 2 cups Mix
sugar, cornstarch and grated
lemon rlnd Add liquid and
boil minute, stirring con-
stanly until thlckened Pour
one-half OF the sauce ~oNeF-the
frnt in tube pan. The remain
der of the sauce may be heated
and served with the finished
pudding
Here is the recipe for the
dumplingS that so to make up
the pudding.
Dumplin9s
; cups sifted -four
3 teaspoons baking powder
~ cup sugar
!, cup vitaminized margarine
] egg
Milk.
Slft flour and baking powder;
add sugar Cut IN margarine
until the consistency OF coarse
meal Break egg into measur-
ING cup and add enough milk
10 make one cup. Add 10 dry
ingredients and mix lightly
with a fork. Drop by spoon
fuls on top Of fruit and fruit
sauce mixture in tube pan.
Cover tightly with waXed
paper Place pan on cuStard
cups or false bottom in pan or
kettle Of boiling water. Cover
with tight fitting lid and steam
IL hours, or until done Re
move waxed paper from top Of
DUddiH-. cover with serving
plate. turn upside down
Serve hot with the remainder
Of thlckened sauce.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Then Do This

From that same position
arms stretched out az sides
shoulder level swing alternate
legs up 10 right angles. cross
over, and touch toes % fingers.
Or, simply fcX knees 10 chest.
That will give YOU a firm. fat
front line
a little attention 20 food con-
sumption plus these few eXer-
CiSeS. viii he enough 20 keep you
Stresmlned You Wlll look and
feel 100 per cent better
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Horoscope .: BY Frances Drake

Which your RWthday Comes md Find
What Your Outlook Is. According to the Stars,
For Siud0v. Septenber 3.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Must Exercise

But 10 restore tone 20 the
overStretched muscles you have
10 exercise. Your program can
be effective without being siren
uouS. For example. you can lie
face down on the floor and sim
ply rock hack and forth. Stretch
your arms and legs. raise them
slightly off the floor. and rock.
Or. spread your arms straight
out al the sides, shoulder level,
legs straight down, and TOOK
from side 10 side
One Of the best exercises YOU
can do is just about the easiest
Lie on your back on the floor
with feet elevated 10 a footStool
or low chair. knees straight
From there. swing the right leg
Up 10 form a right angle al the
hipS. hold. lower
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06

bands Of muscles through the
midriff are so important. They
comprise your own natural gir-
dle-which isn't just for looks,
Toning this group improves the
circulation and makes your en-
tire system function more etfl-
GENTLY.
The worst thing that can hap
pen to your figure is 10 let these
muscles go flabby and take on
fat. That gives you the middle
aged spread.
Follow Rule
II you are very much over
weight, of course, you will have
10 stop overeating 10 lose the fat
amidships. Smaller meals are
in order. II you will make II a
strict rule to leave the table be-
fore you reach the too-full stage,
you will be well on your way to
streamlines.
This doesn't necessarily mean
dieting. But II does mean that
You can't overeat Then. you
must cut down on the amount Of
liquid with the meals. Some of
the movie stars who are deter
mined to keep streamlined never
take more than one-half glass Of
liquid with their meals. That
goes for water. beverage, soup.
or anything 10 drink You can
drink all the water you please
between meals.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Opera Stars 10 Appear
On PROGRAM tuesday

In its first professional appear
ance since its formation 10 years
ago, the Washington Choral Society
will present Handels Judas Mac
cabaeus" at $50 pm. Tuesday, at
Constitution Hall.
Under the direction Of Louis
Potter, the presentation will include
four operate stars. the society's
chorus of $50 voices, chorus OF
$50 District school children and a
full symphony orchestra. comprising
instrumental members of the choral
group and members Of the National
Symphony Orchestra.
The production. to be presented
to the largest audience in the his
tory Of the society, was planned as
result of the success Of previous
programs in local churches.
Nationally known soloists. pre-
sented for the first time in the
groups programs, will include Marie
wilkins, Metropolitan soprano who
won acclaim year ago when she
substituted at the last minute for
Lily Pons in "Lakme''; Corpl. Glenn
Darwin. former Metropolitan bari
tone now on duty at Boiling Field !;
Mary Van Kirk, Metropolitan con-
tralto. and Victor Laderoute, tenor
for the Philadelphia Opera Com
panv.
Tickets are available now at the
Snow Concert Bureau, 1108 G street
NV. They may be purchased also
at Constitution Hall the evening of
the performance
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Reich 5 Urban Area
Declared 25% Ruined
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-One fourth of
the total area OF German cities
which have been pounded by Allied
bombs has been reduced to sheer
devastation, according to Air Vice
Marshal R. H. M. S. Saundby, deputy
chief of the Raj bomber command.
Declaring that millions of build
ings have been smashed and that
modern life no longer is possible in
Hamburg, Dusseldorf, Cologne and
other great production centers, Mar
shall Saundby told a gathering at
the Royal United Service Institution
yesterday that few of Germany s
cities, except those in the extreme
east and southeast, have not been
attacked.
He said that of the IT major
northwest German cities blasted,
were SO severely shattered that they
were now liabilities, not assets, tC
the NaZis.
Marshal Saundby said that since
the inception OF the pathfinder
bombing method, such industrial
towns as Barmen, Wuppertal, Elber-
field, Krefeld and others, had beer
virtually destroyed, with their plants
gas works-everything- single
concentrated attacks.
| Describing the great scope of the
recent attacks on Germany. Marsha
Saundby said they had reached the
terrific rate of 100 tons per square
mile per hour-80 times the intensity
Of the heaviest NaZi raid on Londan
Evening star., 1943-12-09
fiheI|y TO Ask Extension
Of Grand Jury in Kelly Case

Assistant United States Attorney
John w. Fihelly yesterday announced
that, due to new developments, Dis
trict Court will be asked to continue
for another three months, begin
ming in January. the grand jury
which is investigating possible mis-
use Of union funds and possible
liquor floor tax violations, in which
Larry Kelly is sought as a witness
Kelly, former treasurer of the Build
ing Committee of Local No. IA of the
Building Laborers Union and for
mer president of the District Coun-
Gil of the union, still was sought
as witness yesterday when the
grand jury resumed its investigation
after recess since last month He
disappeared after appearing before
the grand jury several months ago
during the early stages of the in
vestigation. Yesterday his wife, Mrs.
Dorothy Kelly, testified as a wit
ness
Evening star., 1943-12-09
District 0PA Estimates
Weeks Vegetable Prices

Estimated maximum prices or
fresh vegetables and fruits for the
week ending Wednesday, announced
by the price division of the District
OPA, are as follows:
Apples, 2 pounds for 81 cents:
cabbage, 6 cents a. pound; topped
carrots, 5-8 cents pound; Cali
fornia grapes, 17-18 cents a pound
interior to Indian River grapefruit
So cents pound; Texas pink
grapefruit, 89 cents a pound: Cali
fornla lemons, 9-l5 cents a pound !.
California Iceberg lettuce. 13 cents;
Florida oranges, $40 cents pound
No. 1 white potatoes, 5 pounds for
1922 cents; Idaho potatoes, 5
pounds for 2228 cents; spinach
I'll cents pound; fiat string beans
l4-l8 cents pound; round string
beans, 1922 cents a pound: toma-
toes California, loose 1923 cents
a pound; tomatoes California, cell
lophane boxed, repack), 1892 cents
a pound
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Irwin Cobb Laughs off Illness;
Will Advise Press of Departure

one else so aptly has said: I used
to be a neWspaperman myself
II take credit for one thing. So
far as the available records show
1 am the only person who under
similar circumstances did not Wittily
remark-with or without credit to
the author-'The reports of my
death have been greatly exag-
gerated.'
For those who enjoy morbid par
ticulars, I might add that the doc
tors are still tapping me for i'm
pulsiye little freshets of dropsy, but
the results of these aquatic sports
and pastimes will, they believe, di-
minish as time passes. For while
though, they tried too hard to be
cheerful to be cheerful, if you get
what I mean. And I'm still just a
trife worried about St. SWithin s
Day.
The approach of the holiday
season gives me double incentive tc
thank all the kindly souls who have
shown solicitude regarding my state
Of health or lack of such. AS for me
I content myself with the refrain
Merry symptoms and a tappy New
Year Gratefully,
IRWIN s. COBB.
"P. S.-If Gen. Patton has outliveC
his usefulness by his bedside man
nerS overseas-but I hope not
venture to suggest that they fetch
him home and for just about two
weeks turn over to him the manage
ment of that nest of Shiny, scaly
shark-toothed, yellow bellied con.
centrates out at Tulelake Japanese
relocation center in California;.
Two weeks should be ample
maybe 10 days. BY then peace anc
quiet will have descended on that
troubled center, travelling on al
fours will have become the natura
gait OF the surviving inmates ano
the landscape will look as though
somebody had been cleaning fish
gillS, gore and CUTS all over The
place
Evening star., 1943-12-09
LOST RATION COUPONS. Cont

Gas G ndshars RATION BOOK "a" vicinity center
GiasORin RaT1oN eSs Bodk 20 l*s 49, issued to Roy
Il Wirshing; Rural Route 3, Brookviiie.
2as GhiS, Rs4IoI GalI RA hoSEs Stai A and CO.. ssu.a
to Charles M. Hoeeland. .7ao cheverly every
sSo5' No cfeSfTly RSTISN Mo Rdok VA I;snsa 1a97
1ieyes' tom. vas cH 6sol o. LIVINGSTONE ST. Airing
RATIqX 8 SS.lS1 BOOK 10 .. 3. issued to curtis
KATfoN BOOK A 10. b ai Issued ed to ISs Elizabeth
SPENCER GER, Arlington Trailer Camp. Queen
,1I Edna !; Brewer, ii Williams st.. " Roek-
RATION BOOKS I. 2. , AND 4. issued to
Roy Randolph Bowles 1881 Florida ave
RATIoN BOOKS NOS. 3 AND 4. issued to
Epsene Herbert Bass: 1908 20th st. ne
RhGne RaTIoHH HoRasS Rn6k x5s 81 G 70
.kAT1dS SS0Bs BOOK * 70. Sl? 3, issued to Jimmie
sp4inp Phl,ips' ND So7 Philadelphia ave. Silver
spI1gt, RaTioN "G'o GR'ook NO. s-Eula C. pearce. ea
RATHoS aTHetS BOOK BOOK NO. 3, issued to Robert E.
Light, 6413, Eastern ave, Takoma ParR,
RArroN IA S,lss BooKs a's NO. 4, issued to Bernard
hurst rd., Silver Spring. Md. 81. 1850. o.
RATION BOOKS No. 3 two), issued to
Sylvia Godfrey and Shealy Scruggs and
one No. 4 book, issued to Arthur Horton:
all of Blackfoot I'd, Branchville, Md
RATION BOOK No. 3, issued to Eleanor
Sever. 943 4 st; NV.
TT GAS RATION BOOK, on 7th St be-
F; Younger. Phone Glebe O97S. IL.
WAR RATION BOOK NO. } lNo. 90sO43-
I), issued to Herman Baker, Rockville. Md
Notify local ration board, Rockville. Mo
WAR RATION BOOKS NO. 3. issued to
lanes r Perry; Elizabeth S. Perry, Lydie
CHI. 2251.
NO. RATION BOOKS f2>. issued to Ksth-
crime j. Wagner and John F. Cairns, %
Madison st. NV. GE. 1888.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Early Trial Of Sergeant
In Child Staying Sought

BY the Associated Press
DENVER, Dec. 9.-District At
torney Richard Simon said today he
would press for an early trial of
the 33year-old Fort Logan mess
sergeant charged with murder in
the assault death of 4-year-old
Kathleen Ann Geist.
The soldier, Frank Martz of Sun
bury, Pa, was quoted by Mr.. Simon
as saying in signed statement
yesterday:
Since I have had time to think
over events of Monday night I can
COW state positively that l remember
taking the girl into my room and
closing the door. remember
striking her, choking and beating
her and tearing off her clothes"
The child's body was found stuffed
beneath a sink in Martzs apart
ment. At first he said he remem-
bered nothing.