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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

WHO SAID ruffleS and sweet
heart necks are rationed =?
They're not! You can have all
the kitchen glamour you want
by sending for apron Pattern
4549.
Pattern 1919 comes in Sizes
small t32-34, medium t36-3s)
and large t40-421. Small size,
Us ydS. 35-in.
This pattern together with a
transfer pattern of useful and
charming motifs 10 embroider
on linens and garments, 20
cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for
this pattern. Write plainly, size,
name. address and style number.
Send your order TO the Anne
hdaU1S Pa term Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Sandwich Ideas

READY-TO-EAT meats-liver
sausage, bologna, frankfurters,
salami-won't break the point
budget If bought in the small
amounts needed for sandwich
Filings. Liver sausage can be
stretched with chopped pickle,
mayonnaiSe. to make little
so long way.
FrankfurterS are good ground
and mixed with pepper relish
and celery for a hearty, herman
sandwich low in point value,
-h!gh-!a- nutrition
Bologna weighs light. slices
thin, for a meat sandwich that
takes very few points.
Chopped frankfurters mixed
with baked beans make a favor
Ite meat-havored sandwich men
like. Chopped tongue mixed with
celery and bound together with
mayonnaise makes a salad filling
for sandwich your lady lunch
box toterS will take TO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Grooming

THAT PERPETUAL we'll
turned-out look is not child's
play 10 achieve, says Ruth
Warrick feminine lead in The
Iron Major" II calls for a large
amount Of pcrSonalorganization
and a very sightseeing eye.
One cant have that bandboX
look and be blind 10 the, dust on
ones black hats and velvet coll
lars, or 10 suits that need
Steamlng, slips thar show, linz
gerle touches guilty Of tattle-
tale gray. suit skirts with that
unfortunate sprung look, and
artificial flowers with a droop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
He al+h Tonic

AN EXCELLENT health
tonic is the three nights IN
row toning treatment.
The first night. Al bedtime
take Z TO 10 dates and one glass
Of buttermllk.
The second night. One raw
apple and one glass of skinned
mix.
HE bird might - enc apple
and slice OF yellow cheese.
Skip three nights and repeat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

CONSUMERS MAY expect
the largest supply OF Irish po-
tatoes this fall and winter that
they have ever had. AS a re-
suit, this vegetable has been
selected as the Victory Food for
,he period beginning Oct u
MD continuing up through Nov.
This is Uncle Sans way of
Y Ang you that this food is in
great abundance, so use il now
IN order that it may not go to
waste.
The best and most sensible
way that homemakers can help
in the consumption of this
bumper crop OF potatoes. Is 10
buy in large quantities and
store them at home. In this
way they will not only be con-
tributing to the war effort, but
will be making certain Of their
potato supply during the winter
months.
Recommended Rules
Here are four recommended
rules for storage OF potatoes;
store only mature, sound, dry,
potatoes; keep in a cool. dry
dark place temperature 40 10
60 degrees; put in Slated
crates or bins, raised from floor
to provide vehtiiatieff;;- inspect
occasionally for keeping quail
ties and sort potatoes regularly.
Though it's patriotic 10 eat
potatoes this fall, it is nourish-
ing and pleasing as well. Under
the jacket Of the Irish potato is
found great food value and
tempting flavor. And too. this
lends itself so well to
many tasty combinations.
Potato puifs. cakes, hash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Your Pompadour

BEWARE of building your
pomp too high in an effort 10
add those coveted extra inches"
warns Margaret Landry, play
ing in The Iron MAJOR" Too
mountainous a pomp makes a
short girl look top-heavy.' She
also advises against anything
bat small size hair ornaments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Pitfalls Of Love :: B, As.r. e.r.oo

FOR THE fraction of a second
my father seemed undetermined
whether Ia frowR AT my queS-
ton or 10 smile at It. Then he
looked down indulgently. al me.
You may tell her that good
news as soon as / 60 through TO
the communicating suite. he
said. And you may get ready
10 escort her down there. /
could not deprive you of the
pleasure of delivering her i'm
person 10 her waiting husband.
But il win not be for al least
an hour"
No sooner had the door closed
behind him than / threw my
arms around Katharine, and
gave her an eXuberant hug.
It's all right, Katrina. " / told
her. "I'll tell YOU all about IT
presently. But you're going 20
see Jack after another hour
Father has To gather up threads
before that time, he says"
Clutches Medee
For an instant ! thought that
Joy had been too much for her.
for she slumped against me in
what / feared was a sweeR.
Then / felt her clutching
hands upon my shoulders, and
heard her voice whispering
Hold me tightly Madge, until
] realize what you have said.
Are you sure ,"
Absolutely certain" 7 as
sured her Father promised it
Just before you opened the door.
Just hUfd on 10 ne Write you
take IL in
Please forgive me for making
an utter fool Of myself. Madge
she begged, but II has been so
long,"
If you use that word for
give" / threatened. "Tll-Iu
clout you one! Isn't that a good
strong expression"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Irish Potatoes Selected
AS October Victory Food
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

Drowned potatoes, hot potato
salad, potato crust for meat
pies - these are just a few of
the diverse and delicious ways
Of using this vegetable. Here
are two special recipes that you
will want TO try.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Potato Chowder

i cup diced salt pork
onion, chopped
cups diced raw potatoes
2 cups water
= tablespoons -four
4 cups milk
2 cups grated carrots. cooked
corn, or cooked FISH
Salt and pepper.
Fry the salt pork until crisp
Cook the onion in the fat until
clear and yellow. Add the po-
tatoes and water. Cook until
the potatoes are tender. Mix
the -four with little cold milk
and add with the rest of the
milk TO the potato mixture.
Cook and stir until slightly
thickened. Add carrots. corn
or fish. Season heat and serve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
THE DETROIT TIMES
Stocking Notes

A SHORT stocking can cause
more damage 10 a foot than
short shoe Seamless stockings
are inclined 10 pull the big toe
over against the others, so be
sure YOU stockings seamless
and otherwise 49, are large
enough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
VIII Not See Ruth

81 don't know" 7 told her
truthfully But, If he does, you
may be very sure you will not
have 10 come into contact with
her
Hush" she whispered. and
as l heard the communicating
door into the next suite close, l
knew that my father was COM
ing back.
/ see you've told her" he
said as he came into the sitting
room
Katharine. my dear, 7 am so
glad TO be able at last 10 give
YOU and Jack the happiness of
being together for a day or two.
a. least, and hope that very
shortly your reunion may be a
permanent one.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

Every dime saved buys a De-
Tense Stamp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Potato Pancakes

2 cups grated raw potatoes
a cup milk
egg
2 tablespoons flour
Salt and pepper.
tablespoon chopped onion.
Put the grated potatoes i'm
mediately in the milk 10 help
keep them from turning dark.
Drain the milk from the Pc
tatoes. Add the well-beaten
egg to the potatoes then the
flour, and just enough of the
milk that was drained off TO
make a stiff batter.
Season with salt and pepper,
and chopped onion Drop by
large spoonfuls into a well
creased frying pan Cook the
pancakes until well Drowned
and crisp. Serve at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

THROUGH a series Of regula-
l. tons quietly introduced last
July and now made public, the
". S. Army air forces have
again been given larger auton-
omy within the framework of
the existing army set-up. The
land and air forces are now de-
scribed in q new war depart
ment manual as "co-equal and
inter-dependent" in the field of
action. In actual operations the
aerial phase, II Is indicated. is
no longer auxiliary to the
ground forces.
This development is highly
gratifying to advocates of full
use of the air power potential.
AS far as tactical freedom for
the air contingents working in
army operations Is concerned.
modification has now run its
full course.
Important as this internal
army reorganization may be, 1t
is most unfortunate that the
news has been broken to the
American people in misleading
terms. The announcement came
to us In phrases about "a sep
arate air arm" independent
equality" "free from ground
rule" and the like which convey
the utterly false impression that
Americas air power has at
tanned a standing of independ-
ent equality with the army and
the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
THE BRIGHTER SIDE
: BY DAMON RUNYON :

man in Iceland. president of the
Iceland Press Association. editor
of his own weekly paper. the
Falkinn. and correspondent Of
the London Times and the
Copenhagen Politiken. More
over, he remains the best
known figure in Reykjavik. as
in the time when / met him.
tipping his hat 10 every other
person in the street. 1t was a
derby hat then.
came TO write of Skull two
years ago because l encountered
Jack Harding. one of the arTny's
'round-the-world aviators. who
brought Skulls name up in
reminiScing of the flierss' long
pause in Reykjavik, jumping
from the Orkneys.
The newspapermen following
the flight on a cruiser, the navy
officers and men and the avia-
tors themselves took a great
fancy 10 Skull. who made him.
self a sort Of civic committee
of one TO entertain them. He
did not speak much English and
he endeavored to teach the
visitors his own tongue. con-
filming his instruction 10 just
one word "skoal." which was
quite sufficient.
LIE WAS in Norway for a
IL time after the Nazi &C.
cupation and managed to escape.
In his youth he worked in
that country as a reporter. and
afterwards often visited there.
He was on the Morgunbladid
in Reykjavik as far back
as 1918 and established his own
paper with Vilhjalmur Finsen in
1927. / Gull all this information
from the article in the Morgun-
bladid signed by Valtyr Stefans-
son. the editor, who also says:
Zone thing Is obvious, that
whatever he (Skuli) has done
In the past and whatever he
may do in the future, he will
always remain first and fore
most n newspaper man, with
the newspaper mans instinct OF
wanting to follow closely what
ever happens near and far, To
pass the information on to the
public and to promote every
good enterprise. These have. at
any rate, been his attributes
ever since I knew and most
likely ever since he first re-
membered anything about him
self"
Well. Skull, hello, and Skoall
Copyright. 1913. ~ King Features
Distributed by international News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

SclIlan Vespers Recalled by baer
have noticed that many people enormously utilize
the famous vespers of 1882 a criterion of Sciian
treachery
Well, they're as wrong lighthouse that burns oil
in the daytime The vespers were a slaughter Of the
French brought on by themselves
Charley Of Anjou, who was a buddy Of Looie, king
of France grabbed Naples and Sicily, gave the buns
gavotte to the Norman princes and made himself No.
boy for that territory. That 1856 the crow flies
The French cruel as an impacted tooth. The
vespers began March 80 1882 remember the date be-
have string tied around my finger.
Two sweethearts of Palermo had set Easter Monday
as their wedding date When the Siclian bride walked
by with retnue Frenchman named Drochet grabbed
her and searched her under the preense of looking for
hidden weapons.
A young Sicilian, possibly the groom, grabbed
Drochet's sword and presented it to him. point first
Drochet bowed gracefully with the h in his chest and
the point sticking out his back.
Over 200 French dragons massacred. there
and then The ruction swept around the island like fire
along a wool string. Over 5000 French were killed
regardless of age height or metabolsm There
shibboleth connected with this that forget Anyway
it was a word that the French could not pronounce
correctly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

NOTHING of the sort has
~ happened and confusion on
this score can only bewilder
public opinion and delay the ut
most utilization of our air po-
tential. What has happened is
desirable, but 1t has nothing to
do with the kind of a unified,
autonomous air force hich
Gen. Mitchell and his disciples
have pleaded for.
We do not have the equivalent
of the British Air Ministry and
its Royal Air Force. 1t is essen
tial that Americans understand
this thoroughly, II we are to
lead and not trail in aviation.
The army air forces in any
given theater of war now have
the same independence of ac-
ton hitherto enjoyed by tn e
ground forces. But they con-
tinue to work within the larger
strategic patterns conceived by
the army and navy. in the for
mutation Of which airmen par
ticipate ly as subordinates
and consultants. No less inn
portant. they work with equip
ment reflecting that overall
strategy and therefore are de-
pendent on surface minds"
THE autonomy granted TO avn
Il alton within the structure of
the army remains of subordi-
nate character. Besides. it az
fects only part of our air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

dennis McTsw,' she an
swered."
And I guess that accounts for
that 20 per cent in Philadelphia.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q-Does temperature rise
more readily in children than
in adults Pr II. q.
Ayes. Bremmerman re-
Gently reported some tests on
people before and after exercise
with oral and rectal tempera-
lures. OF course, exercise in
crtases- temperature In all, beth
old and young. but the increase
In the children was much greater
and maintained longer.
Own you explain briefly
what rhinltis is7 Does il do
away with your sense of smell?
H. w. ID.
A-Rhinitis II literally. ac-
cordlng 10 the meaning OF the
word, an Inflammation Of the
nose. A cold Is an acute rhinitis.
The cavities and twining bones
Of the nOse--the sinuses-are so
numerous that n chronic case IL
most difficult 10 treat. I'm some
cases the mucous membrane In
destroyed and the sense Of smell
disappears. The variations are
80 great that the only sensible
advice j can give Is to see a
good doctor who specializes In
the nose,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
TODAY IN SCIENCE
Copyright. 1913. by Kins Features.
BY GOBIND BEHARI LALr

A TOM by atom studies Of
"A steel. which are preparing
the way for the construction OF
strato-planes. railway cars and
other fast vehicles. all made OF
new kinds of steel alloys, came
TO light recently.
IT was learned from Prof.
Colin G.. Fink of Columbia Uni
versity that the second World
War has pushed steel again to
the front in the field of metal
strength and technology.
According to this authority,
DR.. b. d. Saklatwalla. Pitts
burgh scientist and metallurgist.
discoverer Of many steel proc
eSses. and other American in
vestigators have made American
steel far more powerful than
German steel. Our steel is
harder and tougher, more cor
rosion resisting. and in some
ways lighter than that of any
other country's, so far as is
known.
nR. s A X l. A T w ALA re-
~ vealed:
Very large airliners, for car
rying passengers and cargo,
after this war. will have to be
made OF special kinds of steel
From strato-planes, railway
cars, automobiles, bridges down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

THE way some of these al
u legged military experts write
about war burns me up. They
discuss war as il il were a
game of chess or football. /
don't think even Sherman went
far enough in describing war.
i ann in accord with what c. z.
NJ Joad says:
"War II grim, CHASTITY re-
ality Of flesh, misery and dirt
and mud and lice and mangled
bodies, Of reckless courage and
beastly cruelty" ~
Harriet Beecher Stowe had
five children when she wrote
Uncle Toms Cabin" so il you
have a few Riddles don't let
that interfere with your writing
a play or novel.
Those who marry late are
best pleased with their children
and those who marry early with
their partners" c claimed Dr..
Samuel Johnson. / think the
good doctor had something
there. -
OBSERVES well-known career
" woman Dorothy Kenyon..
wv o m e N will increasingly
want and should have both
home and career and there u
no incompatibility between the
two" Dorothy may be right,
but there is room for discus
sion. Whether or not there is
any "incompatibiiityn between n
home and a career depends
upon what arrangements q
career mother can make for the
care of her children. Then a
career woman has TO be careful
she does not neglect her hus-
band.
/ suggest Miss Kenyon read
James Forbes play, THE Fa-
nous Mrs. Fair"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
MAJOR DE SEVERSKY

potential. the part owned by the
army. AS far as our major ma
tional strategy is concerned,
aviation continues TO be an aux
iliary in its concept and conse-
quently also in its equipment.
In 1871 when the army SINH
larly gave some additional lee
way to its air forces, the late
Gen. Andrews. one of the most
far-seeing airme n in our ma
tons history. wrote me:
81 have just seen q copy OF
the new army regulations set
ting up the autonomous AIR
force which Mr.. Stimson men,
toned some time back. IL does
not go far enough in my opinion,
because IL still leaves too much
influence on the technical de-
yelopment in the hands OF
ground thinking men. The
prime consideration I'm the tech
meal development of the air
plane should be its strategic role
and not its auxiliary function of
supporting ground troops. How
ever, there In some consola ton
I'm the fact that we do slowly
move I'm the right direction and
not backward"
THE regulations just made
l. public, no doubt, are a step
in the right direction. But by
no stretch of the imagination do
they provide us with an indie
pendent air force or the kind Of
air power that will give us VIC
tory in the shortest time with a
minimal investment of life.
The change Is simply tactical,
whereas the need is for basic
stra tie gic change. What is
needed is not a routine army
regulation. but congressional ac-
ton to establish an air depart
ment, vested with the authority
and responsibility for providing
this nation with true air power.
Next column appears Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
POLITICAL PARADE
BY GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN

WASHINGTON. o I. %
W That old curmudgeon, Har-
old Ickes. has precipitated a
conflict between the executive
power and Congress the like of
which probably has not been
known since the impeachment
of Andrew Johnson.
Harold has flouted, derided
and ignored an act of Congress
which President Roosevelt, by
signing last summer, has made
the law of the land.
After a long investigation by
a subcommittee of the House
appropriations committee into
the subversive associations of
certain government bureaucrats,
three were cited specifically by
name, in the urgent deficiency
act of July II, 1943. which con-
tains a provision that no salary
should be paid TO them after
Nov. Is, 1943. unless by that
time the President has nomi-
mated them 10 the Senate and
they had been confirmed by
that body.
nNE of these was Robert
" Morss Lovett, celebrated
liner" of left wing Communist
front organizations.
The President, in signing the
act, stated in a message to Con-
gresS that he did not consider
either the executive or the jul
dicial branch of the government
to be bound by this language
of the law.
This week Ickes shuttled
Lovett out of his hot spot as
secretary of the Virgin Islands
into the position of executive
assistant TO the governor of
the Virgin Islands, where there
was a vacancy.
The language of the act of
July II. 1943, section 304, in re-
gard TO the prohibition as to
employment of Lovett and two
others does not mention the
jobs WHICH THESE MEN
NOW HOLD. The prohibition
applies to ANY JOB.
JUST how Ickes expects to get
- around this very clear Ian
guage IL Is difficult to see.
Perhaps he has some sort Of
an opinion by the attorney gen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Il. v. DURLING
ON THE SIDE

Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
In women an affection that IL
little removed in intensity from
that of q love OF d sister for n
brother. Pipe smoking appeals
to men who are too calm. COM
placent and seh-satlsfied to
really arouse the emotions of a
woman. Strangely enough
though most women do not like
the way smoking "A cigar makes
n msn look. The cigar smoker
IL the type OF man women fall
msdly in love with"
QUERIES from clients:
VI $50 Hildegarde Sell and
Gilda Gray are the only enter
tainment celebrities from Mil
waukee, says you. How about
Spencer Tracy, Don Ameche.
Pat O'Brien, Dennis Morgan
and Leonore Ulrich?
A-Tracy and O'Brien are
from Milwaukee, but Don
Ameche In from Kenosha, wis.
Dennis Morgan is-from Prentice,
Wis, and LeOnore Ulrich's
old home town Is New Tim,
MINI.
Didn't f. r. Thomas own
the great thoroughbred Rose
ben? Ask Glenn Mccarthy.
Al don't have to ask Glenn
about that. Davy Johnson owned
Roseben.
ON the days when all the
great plays and actors went on
road tours what city was con-
sidered the worst show town?
My pal says il was Syracuse,
N. Y. l say Memphis, Tenn.
A--Your attention II called
TO the following lines often re-
cited by theatrical people Of the
yesteryesr:
The three Uorst weeks
In the show business credo,
Holy Week, Christmas Week
And a week IN Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

eral. But the comptroller gen.
eral may prohibit the payment
of salary to Lovett in his new
job unless he shall have been
nominated to and confirmed by
the Senate.
Doubtless also the appropria-
tons committee will stand pat,
and the House will back it I'D,
in refusing to appropriate any
salary for any of these three
gentlemen, in any job whatso-
ever, after Nov. Is, unless by
that time they shall have been
confirmed by the Senate.
So the question narrows down
to this. not what Congress will
do to these three minor en-
ployes, on which ii has already
spoken, but WHAT CONGRESS
WILL DO TO HAROLD ICKES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

10 houses and metal containers
for food and drink, new kinds
of steel can be made.
Modern research has shown
that weight and strength are
different things.
Eve are trying TO make such
steel that it would Withstand
the stress set up by the vibra-
tons and other motions Of the
steel objects, and yet be much
lighter than the steel now gen.
orally In use.
"Corrosion Is another enemy
to be fought. We have clues
for making steel alloys which
can resist four to six times
more effectively than does the
ordinary carbon steel"
A MONG the methods being
"A used by American scientists
for steel research most i'm
portant are studies of minute
particles of the metal alloys,
under changing temperatures.
The electron microscope, the
X-ray and the electron ray are
being used for such research.
Recently, Drs. G.. L. Clark
and r. w. Eyler of the Univer-
sity of Illinois have developed a
camera. "stereoscopic micro
photography camera" of great
help in study of metal alloy
particles.