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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Builders Show
Presents Many
Novel Exhibits
Interesting Idees
for Homemakers
Are on Display
BY JANE MOWERS

The woman'S place is at the
Builders Show .. at least some
time during this week. For this
years exhibit in yonder Conven-
tion Hall is truly a homemaker's
haven, what with booth after
booth given over 10 new and diff
ferent furnishings.
Nothing save war bonds Is a
better investment for those bloated
pay checks than the lasting and
ever-practical embellishments of
home sweet home. New furniture.
rugs, draperieS, lamps they're
all part and parcel Of your per-
Sonal morale campaign in the
family circle.
Well, the Builders Show Is a
fine spot to do your
window-shopping anyway. Whether
you're in the market for a whole
roomful of furniture or just an
occasional piece for dads den,
some one exhibit will lend you that
helping hand.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

WHEN YOU'RE clad in- this
pencil-slim tWo-pIccer YOUR
dressed 10 stay putt for the
rest Of the Ray. The bodice-top
secs 70 that It's optional
though, as are the spanking
white collar and cuffs. Pattern
4433 is easy sewing
Pattern 4433 corlcs in misses
and women sizes l.. u. Is. IS
20, 30. 81, "a, So. IS. 40 II. Size
Is takes 3 yards 35-lnCh, ! .
yards contrast.
Send IS cents in coins for this
pattern. Write plainly size,
name, address and style number
Just OUT Our now fal and
winter pattern book. Send 10
cents extra. Free glove and haC
pattern book .. pattern and
book together. 26 cents
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
1925 Times Square. Detroit 81.
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Helen Finds
New Friends
Among Old
BY HELEN ROWLAND

ALT know ab0uf nolitIcS iS
that when 7 vote for a candi.
d,,o bo doo.,,, 90, oIo.,oa
- ''' ''''
vi course kto" what an
lsolatlonlSt is, but only today,
do / understand how il feels
IN bo conn1otoIv isolated Ro.
aus, I''' n o''"' ,'', '@'' ny
telephone and doof-bell contin-
ually tlnklcd. and tradcSnen
and salosnon antic,nated nv
-, ..s ur-... 49,. 81,
' " q NY
no"
Every DAY in that onco-upOn-
a-timc / was hostess 10 talors.
Gardeners lsr,d,,yr,or r,sea-
'''
Zhe S-IIC.lol2 anu Vacuum
cleaner statesmen. And the
hundreds OF silk stockings l
refused 10 buy haunt my Mem
ory like Banquo.s ghost!
7 USED TO think that they
Interrupted and bored me, but
never shall l feel that way
again Today -I->1l Amy
desk IN solitary silence l think
OF them tondly and longlngly.
have learned 10 loNe them!
Where, alas, IS that efficient
and StalWart plumber, who once
romped 10 my home 10 fix a
leaking faucet a. the FIRST call
from my telephone He IS
somewhere. miles away over
seas, where he has gone 10 fix
the Frltzles' More power 10
HIM
And whore is that dear and
- -f'-1t T'-0trrEl garrrrer, w-Ho
came faithfully orrc a week,
and always had some SuggeS-
ton for planting just one more
ornamental shrub? Why, he's
Paciiie-and | don t mean orna-
mental shrubs,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

knowing how to do L Is
the secret 10 making an exer-
else give results. Here NIL
DRED COLE shows the cor
rect way 70 do the upstretch.
The pull should be conccn-
tratcd through the midsection.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

and insouciantly. with a grin.
And whatever my answer. ,
lOSel
All these, whom 7 scarcely
knew, have now become warm
and welcome friends AepeF
again shall l regard them as
trivial Interruptions or necessary
cogS m the domestic wheels.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Keep Up Conversation

Learn the art OF light convcr-
Sation II is safe for everyone
as well as young girls. Keep up
with current events. Those who
have some ability in story tell
inc or can contribute any form
of entertaining Will be welcome
IN any group.
Many "A modest young person
finds b CrSclf the life OF the
party Just because she knows a
few little songs 0r can play for
others 10 sing and dance. When
overawcd among strangers one
can always be a flattering
listener.
The smart girl Will never Try
10 top the pct story or smart
sayings Of others. Let others
shine when they can even
though they may be a bit dull
and undressing Even dull
parties can't last forever One
should try TO be agreeable and
do everything possible TO the
success Of any gathering.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
p A e. + Is

They are real personalities in
my life. Strangers whom I
have. learned Z 20 appreciate,
cherish and love,
Come back, YOU who are over
sea-, and Ne shall welcome NNell
with open arms. Meanwhile YOU
have lef' MS feeling isolated and
deSolatedi
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

Due to Slowness OF the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Plum Jam

4 quarts plums
! quart cold water
Sugar
Wash plumS, add water and
cook the frutEunul the skins
arc soft Cool and remove the
seeds. Measure and add two
thirds as much sugar AS fruit
Stir mixture over low heat until
sugar is dissolved.
Boil rapidly until mixture is
thick and clear. Tho flavor Of
the plumS should be practically
unchanged and tho color rich
and sparkling. Pour into Ster-
ilizcd glasses and seal while hot.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Proper Diet and Exercise
NMay Improve Bad Skin
By IDA JEAN KAN

THERE IS nothing that
makes a woman more miserably
unhappy than skin trouble. This
doesn't mean an occasional PIN
pie, which is just a nuisance.
but skin that never really
clears up
If your skin is never clear
that is an indication that your
system IS not functloning as II
should far "A smoothly function
ing system is the base of flaw
less complexion
Your trouble may be nervous
ness, indigestion, faulty elimina-
tion, or poor general condition.
in these hectic times, any one
with the slightest inclination 20
nervousness has 10 make her
self slow down
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Eat Slowly

Try 10 do everything az a
slower pace. but especially eat
ing Make IL a rule 20 chew al
food so slowly and thoroughly
that you are not conscious Of
the act Of swallowing. When
you are angry, excited or upset,
don't Try 10 eat Wait until
YOU have Gained down
One skin specialist suggested
that when you are eating alone
and inclined 10 rush through the
meal. You read al the table
Take forkful of food and
read a paragraph
You may prefer beverages as
hot as YOU can Cct them but
that may hc another reason
your skin breaks out. This Spo-
ciaitst s1yS # ts best 20 aeotd
all ScaldinC hOt foods and pan
Iticularly hot liquids He also
J puts sfiwuian'e euch rs coffee
tca and alcohol. on tho tahoQ
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Crab Apple Jelly

Cover apples with water and
cook until fruit is soft. Put in
Jelly bag and drain. DO not
squeeze bag il clear Jelly is
desired. Measure iuice; bring
10 boiling and add p cup sugar
for each cup Of Juice measured.
Again bring 20 boiling and cook
until jelly test is obtained. Re-
move from heat and pour into
Stcrilizcd jars. Seal with hot
paTahIn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Tart JeIIies
That Need
No Pectin
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

A SWEET tooth that can be
well satisfied is one worth hav-
ing. Such can be accomplished
with the aid Of appetlzing col
orful Jams and jellics. These
shining jars Of goodness can be
prepared IN your own kitchen
from the fresh, Juicy fruits that
are in the markets now or Will
be shortly
Here are recipes for ielles
that arc made without the use
Of any additional pect!n.
Grape Jelly
7 pounds blue grapes
Sugar
Wash grapes. remove stems
Put into kettle mash and heat
10 boiling point Cook until
soft. Strain through a Jelly bag.
Measure juice and for each cup
OF juice allow =. cup sugar.
Cook slowly until sugar is dis
solved, then boil vigorously and
skim.
The Jelly point is reached
when the jHfee stops as one mass
from the side Of the spoon or
when two drops run together
and fall as one from the side of
the spoon. When using a Their
momcter, cook to 219-223 de-
grecS. Pour into hot storilzed
glasses and cover with melted
paraifln.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Speech Important

Those who have been alert IN
school VIII have learned the real
Importance of cultured speech
and good manners. Nearly all
schools stress the Importance Of
good dIction and clear tones and
those who learn and make
daily use Of this training Will
never bc shy.
Although cultured speech may
have first place IN social Craccs,
II must also express warmth.
unSelfShncSS and rial interest
~ a. Aef@ ( - - Il 4 eiit-ifft p +4ii-2-tt-A
words even though dramatically
and vocauy perfect viii do little
10 advance any girl socially To
this social training she must
add enthusiasm and her natural
youthful good nature With such
a combination she is sure 10 be
a .Nt1f.fsrs..ss
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Exercise, Too

You cant get along without
exercise. You need a good long
walk or outdoor sports every
day plus q few special calls
themes Including a couple for
the abdominal muscles.
II you cant clear up your
skin By these improvements IN
your living habits. by all means
so % a skin specialist He may
prescribe %-ray or some other
treatment along with better liv-
INK habits
C-p.rrl- 1919 ty Kirs Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Currsnt Jelly
6 quarts currants

8 quarts currants
= CunS water
Sugar
Select currantS which are not
oVerrlpc. Remove leaves but do
not stem wash and drain. Mash
WIN potato maSher. Add water
and place over medium heat.
Cook 10 minutes, stirring fro
quently. Dram through cloth.
Add ! cup sugar 10 each cup
juice: heat 10 boiling.
Cook until syrup sheets off
The spoon. Skim and pour into
Sterihzed glasses and cover with
melted paraffin, Allow to cool
before storing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

skin you may have 20 take them
out OF your menus.
1t might be that you are al
lergic 10 certain foods, but most
seasonal allergicS like the kind
that show up in hives are
usually brought on by nervous
ness.
Regular elimination is one Of
the most important factors IN
clearing up your skin and u
may call for further changes IN
your diet Start the day with
whole grain cereal. with all the
bran, every morning.
Have 100 per cent whole grain
bread and during the day have
three glasses of milk, three
fresh fruits and three vege-
tables. Spinach. chard kale
and cooked greens of all kinds
are excellent
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Compare KIine's Values

Compare the Quality -. the Distinctive Styling
end Fine Workmanship :. and you understand
why Kines are 50 popular for Furs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Tempting Dish Of
| leftover Chicken

DON'T THINK that buying a
chicken need mean a lot Of
waste for there are many ways
in which 20 use up the leftover
meat. that arc tasty and de-
liciouS, and make for a real
main course at supper.
Serve that leftover chicken.
crcamed, or in gravy. or try this
chicken souffle recipe given
below.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Chicken SouHIe

. tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons -four
! cup milk
2 teaspoon salt
y teaspoon pepper
i2 teaspoon onion Juice
cup minced chicken
3 egg yolks, we'll beaten
3 egg whites.
Melt butter blend in -four,
add milk slowly. stirring con-
Stantly over low heat until mix
turc thickens and boils. Remove
from heat, add salt, pepper and
onion Juice Add chicken and the
well beaten egg yolks. Fold in
Stiffly beaten egg whites.
Turn into baking dish. Bake
in moderate oven 1850 degrees)
about 35 minutes. Serves 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
l.v. Highways in
Postwar Plans

Two stretches of highway in I'M
perial county were included in post
war construction plans of the Cali.
fornia Highway commission, the
route between Ell Centro and BraW-
ley and the one from Trifolium
canal to point two miles north
of Sandy Beach.
Construction costs will come
from highway funds now accumu-
lating and from expected federal
grants. The Imperial county routes
were included in 129 road and
bridge projects in California which
were estimated to cost $75,000,000.
Plans and surveys for the projects
are being started out of $4,000
appropriated by the legislature.
Public works officials said Friday
that the commission may at a
later meeting approve another $685.
100000 worth of projects.
1t was emphasized that all prep
arations are being made now so
that construction in most cases
can start as soon as the war is
over, both TO provide jobs and to
make up construction time now
being lost because of war time re-
StrictiOnS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
Holidays Listed
For f. e. Schools

Dates for the Thanksgiving and
Christmas holidays for Ell Centro
schools have been announced by
Guy A. Weakley, district superin-
tendent, as follows:
Thanksgiving holidays begin at
noon, Nov. "a, the schools running
on minimum schedule that day
with Thursday and Friday as holi-
days, school starting again on Mon
day, Nov. 20.
Christmas holidays will also start
at noon, Wednesday, Dec. %, with
a minimum schedule that day Holi-
days will continue through that
week and The following week, ses-
sions beginning again on Monday,
Jan. 8. The few extra holidays be-
fore Christmas have been planned
to help businessmen of the city who
need to employ extra help during
the holiday rush, Weakley stated
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
By NICK BOURNE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10 CUP)
Morning mourning got so bad
among war workers here today
that the public health department
stepped up with some pointers on
how to get out of bed on the right
side, with a big smile, ready for a
wonderful, successful day.
Dr.. j. c. Geiger, public health
director, prescribed liberal dose
of truth telling yesterday as the
first step toward making today
brighter.
Emotional conflicts stemming
from falsehoods disturb sleep.
People are working harder, playing
harder, worrying more, fibbing
faster than ever before" DR.. Geiger
diagnosed. TRY telling the truth
and see how your sleep improves" :"
MAY BE BOON
Liquor rationing would be boon
to persons waking up and stumbling
over the long pieces of black crepe
hanging out of their ears. Hang
overs, formerly of black silk, were
described as being made of rayon
now and much worse than the pre-
war variety due to the strange
brands popping up on top of bars.
Some persons come out OF
mourning by thinking about a hot
drink. Others worry over lack OF
an alcoholic eye-opener. The worry
is worse than the lack and the way
to get rid of the desire for an eye
opener is to turn down the last
drink the night before said the
doctor.
A morning conversational cur
few" during which members of
families would observe strict silence
until after breakfast to avoid in
sulting each other has been sug-
gested, but DR.. Geiger doubted its
necessity.
Even If you feel bad yourself
be a good actor Consider that the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
Comedian Ordered
To Take Physica!

HOLLYWOOD. Nov 10. CUP)-
Comedian Lou Costello announced
today he had been reclasSified Ia
by his draft board in Paterson,
N. j., and ordered to report for
immediate physical examination.
Costello, who will be SO years old
next March, is the father of two
daughters, age and 5. His infant
son, Lou Jr., drowned in the SWIM
ming pool of the Costello home
Nov. 4.
"I1l be the happiest guy in the
world commented Costello, "if /
can pass the physical examination
and get in the army"
Costello, who recently recovered
from a long illness with rheumatic
fever, returned to the air for his
nationwide radio program with his
partner Bud Abbott on the same
day that his son drowned.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
MORNING after
Health Service GiVeS Advice

curtain is going up on a new show
every morning and you can be
either the hero or the villain"
Getting back to yesterday, when
the foundation for a good nights
rest should have been built by tell
ing the truth, ETC., DR.. Geiger add
ed that freedom from financial
worry, a great aid to pulling the
curtain down on the day before
and inducing sleep is available to
more people than ever before.
"a thousand dollars in the bank,
or better yet, war bonds, has cured
many insomnia victims If today's
large income goes for security in
stead of sprees. folks who never
could find the right side of the bed
will get up with that good morning
dear teacher smile"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
Power Strike in !. y. Is
off: Hearing Schedule d
VlOLATOR?

enforcement without black market
profit continues" NeWmark said
1.-The inmates of the jails would in
clude not only reputable business
firms but the mayor and city rep
resentatives who until three weeks
ago purchased in this very market
oranges at over-ceiling prices"
why isn't the mayor a defend
ant? He might very we'll have been
included with the defendants to-
day."
The market referred to where the
black market oranges were sold,
assistant U. S. attorney Eugene
Finnegan told the court, was Peter
Martori's Sons, Inc, carload dis
tributors, from whom all firms
prosecuted this week made pur-
chases. Finegan said a federal
grand jury was now investigating
its activities.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19

The administration today ignored
congress determination to abolish
food price subsidies by announcing
a 100000 annual flour subsidy
program to hold down bread prices.
The announcement was another
move in the administrations cam
paign to hold the line against in
flation. On the one hand, it is Wig
orously opposing breaks in the
Little Steel wage formula on the
other, it is moving to hold or to
cut back consumers prices.
The flour subsidy program was
considered necessary to prevent the
price of bread rising from one and
one half to two cents a loaf. The
subsidy will be paid to millers to
permit maintenance of present flour
ceilings, and thus protect bakers
now being squeezed" by rising
wheat prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. 10. (UP) =
Charles w. NeWmark, assistant to
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey when the
latter was district attorney, charged
in federal court today that Mayor
F. H. LaGIardia and the city de-
partment of purchases was guilty
of buying oranges at more than
OPA ceiling prices.
The mayor was brought into the
10Th prosecution of black market
orange purchasers this week when
NeWmark, represent Henry Kelly
and Sons, Inc, entered a plea of
guilty to criminal information
charging over-ceiling purchases. He
said the firm had ben forced to
purchase black market oranges to
supply military and hospital con-
tracts and they were resold at OPA
ceilings at loss.
I'VE can fill all the jails in the
city and build more if this type of
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
MexicaIi Formally
OPENS BuiIdinu

Mexicali will celebrate the formal
opening of its new federal immigra-
ton building at the international
border Saturday afternoon. Lie.
Miguel Aleman, secretary of interior
for Mexico, is scheduled to arrive
by plane to preside at the dedica-
ton.
Saturday morning holds in store
for the celebrators, parade to the
government palace, athletic ex-
hibitions and a ceremony honoring
the first anniversary of the Primero
Battalion ole Voluntarios, organized
and commanded by Colonel Villa
neuva Cara. At about l p. m, the
crowd will gather at the border
where Aleman will dedicate the new
building.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
itiouSer
Uses
Office
Union Aaree es to
Prevent WaIkouf
Of Power Men

Conditions on the strike
front in Imperial Valley
were less tense Friday with
the proposed strike of irri-
cation district power en-
ployes called off pending a hearing
promised by 1t. Gov. Fred Houser.
Houser conferred by telephone
Friday with union and irrigation
district officials but nothing defi-
mite about the date of the hearing
has ben settled at press time.
Houser said he would have man
in the valley Saturday.
Union officials called the strike
off late Thurscjy- when Houser
agreed to use his offices in gettin"
something done TO avert cutting Off
electricity served Imperial Valley
by the Imperial Irrigation district.
Union officials said Houser agreed
to hold the hearing if the strike
was called off. They agreed and
asked him to hold the hearing in
seven days.
MAKES SUGGESTIONS
They also suggested that he try
to arrange that there be no dis
elimination in the district against
union members or for union ac-
tivities and that the farmers of
Imperial Valley take their guards
off district power plants and sub
stations.
In the meantime the farmers still
are guarding district power plants,
SUBJ stations, and diesel plants.
District officials declared they are
continuing to serve Imperial VAL
ley with electricity, and are con-
timing to handle a business that
Evan T. HeWes, chairman of the
board of directors said was "the
business of the farmers and tax
payers of Imperial Valley"
On Friday the national executive
committee of the Fathers of Fight
ers volunteered to appoint a COM
mittee to receive confidentially the
requests of district employees in
all district departments, present
them to the district management,
and ascertain the extent of the
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
YaeckeI Services
Set for SATURDAY.

Funeral services for Mrs. Adina
Roth Yaeckel, mother of Arno
Yaeckel of Ell Centro, were sched-
uled at the Little Church of the
Flowers at Forest Lawn cemetery
in Glendale at noon Saturday.
Mrs. Yaeckel had not been in
good health for some time and her
son was summoned from Ell Centre
last Friday because her condition
was worse She died Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
Money Saving Probes Will
Extend to Other Agencies

the armed forces. but Rep. Joe
Starnes, D., Ala, said:
IF the change on the battlefronts
can make important savings pos
sible in the army and navy ap-
preparations, there's no reason to
believe that check of the maritime
commission wouldn't produce SINH
lar results. I have suggested that
the deficiency subcommittee of the
full appropriations committee be
instructed to undertake such a re-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19

used by Imperial valley ana otner
sections of California.
District Attorney Charles G.. Hal
liday declared that no one had any
right to turn them loose in time of
war.
ARMY TAKE OVER
"If there is no other way to
protect this country against the
dangerous ones among the Japanese
internees," Halliday said. "the army
should take over the job of looking
after them and see that they are
kept locked up as they should be.
The War Relocation authority,
which is supposed to be looking
after the interned Japs is too soft
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
Nazis' Air Force
Beaten, Declares
U.S.. Fighter Head
Germans No Longer Able
To Turn Out Sufficient
Planes to Stop BOmbers /,

LONDON, Nov. 10. (UP)
Major Gen. William E.
Kepner, chief of the Eighth
air force fighter command,
said today the German air
force had been defeated "at every
turn" and the Nazis no longer cap
able of building enough fighters
to stop the Allied bombing offens-
i've.
I'VE have already defeated the
Huns strategy in the air. Kepner
said. HE believed he could build
sufficient fighters to stop our
bombing, but he did not count on
our use of Thunderbolts and Light
nings for escort.
AT EVERY TURN
I'VE have defeated him at every
turn"
The Allied margin is increasing
getting better and the caliber of the
German pilot standing still, Kepner
said.
Kepner said he was very happy
over the job the tWin-tailed Light
nings and the PAT Thunderbolts
are doing in this theater with q
minimum of modification.
He said fighters probably could
be built that would go anywhere
bombers need protection, but he
regarded it as most likely that
Thunderbolts and Lightnines will
see the allies through to tie end
of the air war over western Eur
ope.
PARRIES REQUEST
Kepner parried request for
prediction whether American fight
ers would accompany the Forts on
their first daylight raid on Berlin,
but said that lit is not out of the
question that the Germans will be
surprised at considerable length
of our fighter tactics"
Regarding the German use of
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