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Evening star., 1943-06-22
TOWN HOUSE.

Imposing corner, det. brick, with j3O-
TT. frontage. 1000 So. it. beautiful
grounds: / block to bus and near en-
dining room breakfast room, library and
kit. on frst floor; 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
on second floor; . bedrooms and bath on
third floor; 2 servants rooms and bath
Vacant, exceptionally fine condition, elab-
crate fixtures and decorations. Ewes,
phone TIE. 2233.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

IA ACRES: 80 MIN. DOWNTOWN. NEAR
down, $40 mo. Drive out Lee highway or
Lee, blvd. to Fairfax Circle (Howard John
son's), continue on dual road to first in
tersection. then right to Fairfax Orchard
on left. or call MR.. MACK. oxford 0976,
from l to pm. only (weekdays). Prop
erty opened all day Sunday. Bring $40
BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH 5 ACRES, NEAR
Silver Spring, on State highway: house has
bedrooms and bath, in good condition:
also henhouse, apple orchard, etc. excel
lent spot for highway stand: S10,5O0 R. P.
RIPLEY: SH 1888. Sun. and ewes, WI
$500 tMr. Abbe).
MODERN BUNGALOW ON 425 ACRES
only rs miles from D. c. in Mont. Co., on
3. & Q. R. R.: farm has new COW barn,
new silo; horse barn, tenants house. etc;
LEY SH 1888. Sun. and ewes, WI. $500
tMr. Abbel.
TO CLOSE ESTATE.
FARM approximately 375 acres. produc-
tive, includes so acres OF good timber:
frontage on two highways, near Ellicott
City. Md. Good water. complete equip
ment. livestock, 14eroom house. Three re-
sR,e lap tenant farmers win sacrice End
H. CTTFFoRD BANGS
200 Investment Bldg. ME. 024O.
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
JOHN BURDOFT.
Colesville, Md. Ashton 3s46
Evening star., 1943-06-22

Here Is a real value in a home Just
years old and in splendid condition. Con-
tains 8 bedrooms; 3 baths. living room with
stone fireplace, dining room 13x17,. break
screened porches, covered front porch, rec
reation room with fireplace. maids room,
air-conditioned heat, built-in garage, avn
ings, screens, weather stripping and insu-
lation. To inspect, phone
MR.. BURR, WO. 1889 or DI. 1411.
FRANK 6 PHILLIPS
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

OWNER WILL SHARE 5-RM, B. COT
tage, l acre, 500 #. up: Frigidaire; sober
couple: $40: less II carpenter. Silver
Spring. Ii. 1897.
ARLINGTON VA. NEAR THE WASH.
Golf and Country Club rooms furnished,
on bus route. Call CHI. 4093 after 8 pm
EXCELLENT HOUSE, : RMS. AND BATH.
all modern. with oil burner; lot, 75x20O;
forest trees. best location. See owner. W.
R WILSON, 6117 43rd ave, Hyattsville.
Md Call Warfeld 1850
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL 7-RooM HOUSE IN THE
famous Shenandoah Valley, Va, 2Ka miles
east Middletown. in the beautiful village
Reliance;;, scenery unsurpassed; 2 acres Of
1and; nn;,. WI ssaSeTIf1ss s425o: easy terms
Evening star., 1943-06-22
These Homes Are
Unusually Good Buys on
Todoy's Limited Market

Detached brick, rooms, 3 baths,
auto. heat gear detached brick
garage. A fine home in a most de-
Sirable close-in location. Owner
leaving the city and desires prompt
sale. For complete details call Mr..
White. WA. 21S1.
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Unusual Opportunity.

frame homes in Northwest Washington. To-
Gated in Mt. Pleasant walking distance of
transp and best shopping and theaters.
Home recently reconditioned all through
out; lot rs front, 124 deep; magnificent
trees high elevation, front and side We
randas. Ideal for exclusive home; could
pay for 1t by renting rooms. Large en-
trance hall. liv room, din. room, bedroom,
kit, bath on first floor 4 bedrooms bath
on second floor: third floor insulated and
completely finished, automatic heat. fire.
places, new recreation room and bar;
Sl3.500. For appointment call AID 1902
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GAIN ONCE AGAIN IS OFFERED

A BARGAIN ONCE AGAIN is OFFERED
in this detached home rooms, bath. oil
heat, 2-car garage; situated among large
trees on lot 75x200 IT; on bus line. about
blocks from shopping center of Silver
Spring, Valuable land and house in
excellent condition Owner occupied.
Price now, S1O,500: terms Exclusive
agent, RA. 500
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OWNER LEAVING,

Immediate possession can be had on this
beautiful stone BUNGALOW on a lot 6Ox170
#. 1t has large living room with fire.
place. . bright bedrooms and bath. space
IN attic for additional room: oil heat, sum-
mer and winter hookup: kitchen equipped
with stove and refrieerator. detached ga
rage, bus by the door: priced at $500.
with 81 500 needed to purchase.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1901 Columbia, Pike. Arlington, Va.
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED, SMALL FARM MoNTG. CO,
reasonable distance D. c. hard road. good
conv. not reqd.: reliable pay for convenient
terms. Address Box 376-K, Star. 3Os
Evening star., 1943-06-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

COMPARE OUR RATES BEFORE YOU
borrow on your auto, furniture or sig
nature. SOUTHEASTERN DISCOUNT OF
EVANSVILLE, 1908 Baltimore ave, Hy-
attsvllle, Md. Warfleld 31s1
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
P. j. WALSHE. INC,
1l16 Eye St NV. MA. 646s
Evening star., 1943-06-22
CoLoRED-5O0 BLOCK OF KENYON ST

SPECIAL COLORED BARGAINS.
1912 G st. n.e.-6 rms, . baths; $3.50.
1919 G st. net rms, bath. gar; $3.50.
1925 G st. n.e.-6 rms. .-car gar: $3.50
22O F st. n.e-6 rooms. $3.50.
Arranged 2 apis: rented $4,000.
Call MR.. SIMER or MR.. TOLSON. DI. 1912
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Sligo Park Hills, Md. S13,95O

Adjacent 10 and overlooking the park
and Sligo Greek. : rooms. . complete
baths and f1rst-floor library and lavatory;
onto. terrace with lovely outlook outside
fireplace; 4 years old. Possession immedi-
ately. Something different and very charm
ing. BOSS e. PHELPS. realtors exclusive
ly). Ask for Mr.. Shackelford MA. $500
nd
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HILLCRFST.

tom built, spacious center-hall detached
brick, bedrooms, baths Gncludes bed
room and bath lst floor), recreation room,
auto h-w.h Offered ar the low price
S1@950. which is less than cost new 4
years ago. A rare bargain To inspect
call Mr.. Flippo, with REALTY ASSOC1-
ATES EX 1922; after 6 pm. Ii 0960.
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COLORED.
Mr.. QUINCY & N. CAP.

This Colonial brick home contains g
unusually large rooms bath: will be COM
pletely redecorated For information. call
MR.. FREDERICKS. MA. 1905; ewes. Sligo
666i
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LOTS FOR SALE.

MOST BEAUTIFUL 1-ACRE WOODED
lot in finest restricted neighborhood
country club section on Bradley blvd. Well
WI 4037
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LARGE BUNGALOW

NEAR 9TH AND SHERIDAN SITS. NV.
Owner leaving city authorized US to sell
his attractive bungalow home at the low
price Of S9.95Q. Includes spacious liv.
room. with fireplace. complete dining room,
and kitchen, = bedrooms and bath on 1st
floor; nice 2nd-f room; also storage space.
attractive earden, planted with fruit trees,
flowers and shrubs: 2-car garage. For
details cali Sydney Karr. WI. 9265.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1. l4l1.
Evening star., 1943-06-22

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT
1912 N. Y. Ave NV. National 1888,
Evening star., 1943-06-22
pR ETTX pErr,1Itnnrr

just off Sherman Circle is this attractive
Colonial semi detached brick home. Just
large porches, bath and shower buiit-ir1
garage, hot-wster heat; near schools, stores
snd Transportation. This house will be sold
ZELLs DI. 31OO, oHA<
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Sl1, $50

Will buy this one-year-old detached brick
home with & bright rooms. bath and first.
floor Law. Located in a subdivision OF
new homes. The owner due TO his leaving
the city has priced this property low for
quick action. Call NE. | 1913, until 9 m.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALTOR.
COLORED-13O4 FLORIDA AVE. Ne
Direct from owner. EriCk, detached. 8
rooms. bath hot-water heat, electric, gas
hardwood floors, front and back porches.
larse yard and garden; scar garage: 81
900. l.500 cash Immediate possession.
FIR O73s
COLORED-5OO BLOCK OF KENYON ST
n.w:-2-story brick. g large rooms. baths,
h.-wh: S9,25O: $1,000 cash: must act
quickly URCIOLO REALTY CO. ME-. 494l.
tCOLORED)-1OOO BLOCK 9Th ST. NE
Row brick, rooms. bath. INV. heat.
National aA-n. OBJ II ST
Evening star., 1943-06-22

Row brick, 8 large rooms, tile bath, oil
furnace, electric refrigerator, front porch:
WILLIAM R. THOROWGOOD, 2O24 Rhode
Island ave. ne. DE. 03l7.
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l2-Acre Wooded Ground,

WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL
This spacious center-hall brick home is
Montgomery Co. Md, overlooking Bradley
blvd. There is a large living room with
fireplace. spacious dining room. completely
equipped kitchen, paneled library with
fireplace and lavatory. bedrooms and 2
baths on second floor; clubroom with fire.
place and maids quarters with bath in
basement; large screened porch over Gear
garage. Priced at owners cost year and
half ago. WI. $3.50. Ewes, SH. 6l21
Evening star., 1943-06-22
NEARBY ARLINGTON.
OI1ICK POSCECCIOM
DUPONT CIRCLEIS19.95O,

the circle, ; stories and basement. The
basement. which is practically. on the
street level. is leased as PHYSICIANS
floors are vacant and would produce an
excellent income. BOSS e. PHELPS, Real
tors exclusively, MA. $500 Evenings and
SUNDAY call Grant Boss. EN- olN5
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ACRE. S4.75O.

5-rm bungalow. bath, cleo stove. built
in garage garden. flowers poultry house.
Fronting on bus line. Half cash. JOHN
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STORES FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE For RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SAIL

ESTABLISHED ATTORNEY DESIRES TO
rent desk space in his ofice. 732 Wood
ward Blde. DI 1890. DU 4170.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
CHEVY CHASE, MD. S15,5OO

Fine brick Colonial, 4 bedrooms. o-ca-
garage den, ,storase attic. oil or coal
hea,, heat; ,;,, c99n!xen,ent 9!l to shopping center
parochial schools. Immediate possession
CALL WO. 230O TILL o PM
EDW. H. JONES & CO INC
Evening star., 1943-06-22
NEAR FALLS CHURCH

Owner transferred, must sell; asbestos
shlngle bungalow; completely furnished 5
rooms; living rm.. dining rm., kitchen, >
bedrms. and bath: large utility room. Lot
76x164; all in lawn and Victory garden
Conv. to bus terminal. $3.50; $3.50
cash, $50 per mo. Furniture included.
EASTMAN & STEELE.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS
7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE

most attractive, almost new brick
house. bedrooms and bath on LIST floor:
an unusual and convenient plan. blended
modern equipment. moderate priced, rea-
Sonable terms, prompt possession EDWIN
L: TAYLOR, Hill Bldg. Emerson $500
Evening star., 1943-06-22
HOUSES FOR SALE (cort.) J

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
newly decorated. garage. Price only S11.
800 Immediate possession. Mr. Shar-
non, OR. 1855, WAPLE 3 JAMES, INC.
DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
COOL FOREST HILLS.
TWO-YR.-OLD DET. BRICK.
LARGE SHADY LOT.

Early possession of this charming home
in conv., cloSe-in section. Center hall,
Law. and den on first floor q rooms 2
baths): air cond., huge closets, attic. In
spect by appointment Mr. Adams. DIXIE
REALTY CO.. Ma $3.50: ewes, UN 1865
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

Newspaper Branch Managers
MEMS TO 50, TO MANAGE CiKCU-
LATIoN DEPARTMENT BRANC H
OFFICES. CAR PREFERRED. sUBsTAN-
thai, PAY. PERMANENT POSITIONS.
Apply Mr. HOWELL. ROOM 3o4. De
TROIT TIMES, BETWEEN 10 M
AND 2P M EXCEPT SATURDAY.
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Death notltrs


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

Al PLAsTERING, lsthing ceilings,
arches. repairing Largersmal. Reason
able TEnple 1-12SQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

sIAUFFER q. Lawrence ~ ii55
STANLEY beloved husband ~ Eve dear
4asAA4 al -p~-t.lA@@ ---.--+t---------
ave sisters and three brothers. Remains
a. pariors ~ J sutton and sons fif7
Trnmnull until Friday evening. Intermeni
At Chnhcnthe Ohio.
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ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS

RPENTER--Cement. roofing. plaster
. 4ng, painting: FLA terms. stone Con-
Itruciler MAd.son $500
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n --,--t. -r;------- --------- -
George Murray Tries and sister 81 Mrs
James W psrtlan Services from the Ros
fsxrods Funeral Home 2T2l W. Gran1
Blvd, Friday. $780, and Blessed SacrA-
mont Chureh. 10 90. Rurlal private.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
OH. HEATING sroXEs

: OIL stoves serviced, bought, sold. ex-
changed. 1880 Humboldt TY 5-6sIa.
PIASTFRING
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MrhiNITN Oct -. Chariss husband 90
Huth. father ~ Charles y, ~ Western
springs. Ill ard William 2 Services A.
TIA l. v Barker Funeral Home, 1900
Hamilton SATURDAY. 90 p m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

fWAUN-october a. George David age
~. Of 1851 LAnnette father of George
-. Mrs. EAnnah sharp Mrs. Edith Bart
lev Nrs- Glaaps e1ift-Afs- Dorothy f4hh I.
hn,ther of Mrs Alex Tourney Of London,
C,rtaro; grandfather % Barbara and Betty
Waun Va STATE a. r G--anG- G--R
Hgrrs Funeral Home 1921 Harper Ave.
latsrrnen' At Port Huron. Notice Of
furersl lAtrr.
Evening star., 1943-11-12
New Contracts Yield
ARMS Cost Slash,
owl Survey Shows

| BY the Associated Press.
The first comprehensive survey of
war contracts by the Once Of War
Information discloses that arms
commitments are being redrawn
wherever practicable to provide
financial incentive to contractors,
end labor boarding and to reduce
costs.
The owl disclosed yesterday that
it based its survey on reports to
James F. Byrnes, director of war
mobilization. from the War and Navy
Departments and the Maritime
Commission on the current status
of their contracts. These three
agencies are responsible for the bulk
of war contracts.
The agencies reported that re-
drafting of cost-plus- -flxed-fee con-
tracts. the type generally used in the
initial stages Of the rearmament
program, had resulted in marked re-
duction in unit costs OF many types
of war goods.
First Result Cited.
James Forrestal, Undersecretary of
the Navy, reported the Nays first
conversion from a. cost-plus to an
incentive contract brought a reduc-
ton Of the unit cost of one instru-
ment from $195 to $146.
On the basis of unit-coSt knoWl-
edge gained since the arms produc-
ton program began, the Navy now
executes a contract which allows the
contractor to share any savings re-
sulting from enicient management.
Mr.. Forrestal said incentive con-
tracts had been negotiated with four
aircraft firms, and similar contracts
are being negotiated with three
others. The Navy hopes to use this
MI. Forrestal told Mr.. Byrnes, in
line with the announced policy of
discouraging cost-plus contracts.
343 Contracts Remain.
Robert P. Patterson. Undersecre-
tary Of War, said the Army Air
Forces had revamped cost-plus con-
tracts amounting to $170, 900 900, but
said 343 cost-plus contracts with 1873
cntractors are still in force.
The Army now uses two types of
contracts to supplant the cost-plus
instrument, Mr.. Patterson said. One
specifies a tentative unit cost, sub
ject to revision after part of the
contract is completed. The other
provides for periodic price adjust
ments during the life OF the con-
tract. The Army also rewards effi-
cient performance by a contractor
by increasing the fixed fee If saw
ings are effected, or decreasing the
fee If estimated costs are exceeded.
The Maritime Commission reported
that less than 100 of the 1892 YES
sells for which it had contracted up
to last August 80 were built on cost
plus fixed-fee basis.
Evening star., 1943-11-12

The pilots are In their, air-cooled
ready" rooms close by, getting the
latest information on the enemy OF
the target.
Comes the call: "Pilots, man your
planes" and they rush through the
hatchways to the hangar deck and
climb into their planes.
Then the loud speakers call:
Stand clear Of propellers," and
scores Of men who have been con-
stantly checking the machines hurry
away from the propellers. An in.
slant later, another announcement:
Stand by to start engines" followed
seconds later by start engines"
The machines start and along the
deck spreads long line of trafne
men, in vari-colored helmets and
jerseys. The pilots, high up In their
Evening star., 1943-11-12
BY WILLIAM J. WHEATLEY,
Star Staff CORRESPONDENT.

ABOARD U. S. AIRCRAFT CAR
RIER AT Seattle speed with
which planes must be put into the
air from a modern aircraft carrier
requires the greatest coordination
Of effort between the men who fly
the war craft and those responsible
for getting them into the air.
Time is the essence of the entire
program, 50 that the first planes
of will not have to circle around
using precious gasoline while watt
ing for others to leave the deck.
Minutes spent in waiting might be
the difference between q safe return
after the accomplishment of the
mission or a forced landing in the
ocean or in enemy territory.
Even though planes have been
given the finest Of inspection and
passed as ready, like your auto
Evening star., 1943-11-12
Speed, Coordination Needed
To Get Planes OFF Carrier

This is the second OF sertes OF
articles covering actipities aboard
one OF Uncle Sans aircraft car
riers, in the course OF a cruise
extending thousands OF miles. The
pessel tOds put through all OF
the eDolutions, nlGneuDcrs and
drills her cretp might use at any
time in defense against an enemy
assault or in an attack OF its o,on.
Evening star., 1943-11-12

mobile engine they occasionally will
not move at q time when they are
needed most urgently. In the mar
row confines of a carrier flight deck,
= dead plane becomes serious OBJ
struction, II methods had not been
devised to get rid Of it quickly SO
that others waiting behind can get
on with the grim business Of shoot
Ing down the enemy before hi
shoots you.
Planes available for action are
Kept IN condition by mechanics and
others charged with particular tasks
Evening star., 1943-11-12

cockpits, cannot see what Is ahead
OF them, and the trafnc men guide
them to the takeon point by hand
signals.
The flight oficer holds up the
thumb Of his left hand, waves the
flag In circular motion rapidly
which signals the pilot to rev up his
engine. When the propeller reaches
the proper number Of revolutions
he glances at the flight oficer, either
puts up his right thumb or mods
The nag is pointed to the bow and
the plane is OF. The next plane
moves into the starting position, and
the movement continues until all
are OF.
II nothing goes wrong, in a short
time all the planes are In the all
and soon out Of sight on their mis-.
Evening star., 1943-11-12

sion. On. the other hand, II one
comes up to the starting line and
the motor or some piece of the ma
chinery Is not running right, the
pilot points thumb down and Z traf-
fic man guides him to an elevator
which whisks him down out of
sight to the hanger deck and re-
partner. Another plane moves into
position. There can be no delay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Beige. Brown Combined
In Stars Dress

BEIGE, COMBINED with
chocolate brown. is 10 be found
highlighted in one Of the dresses
that Rosalind Russell wears so
effectively in Flight for Free
DOM" her next picture,
The body OF the dress is the
soft, creamy beige-in a novelty
crepe the yoke treatment
and single line that runs from
the throat 10 the hem Of the
dress at the front is in the choc-
olate brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

ducer who follows my Victory
Reducing Diet 10 miss out on
vitamin A. The menus are high
in the vitamin through generous
use of green and yellow vege-
tables and yellow cheese.
To keep the diet on the optl-
mum side. IL is suggested that
1.-THE menus be supplemented by
a concentrate and that il be
taken right after breakfast.
This allows plenty Of time for
the absorption of viatmin A be-
fore the luncheon or dinner
salad.
Vitamin a Is so essential 10
well-being that you might like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

tics are also furnished in liver,
k dney and other Glandular
meats.
Since We differ so widely in
our ability 10 change carotene
into vitamin A. ! have been
careful 10 include both sources
in the daily menus.
II may further reassUre YOU
10 know that this vitamin can
be stored in the body for future
use.
I have been helping you re-
ducers for a long time now. and
/ realize that you have 10 give
yourselves a few breaks in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Redueer's Dressing

I am in favor Of a reducer's
French dressing made with min
eral oil and for what l regard
as very good reasons. The de-
crease in quantity of food
always tends toward constipa-
ton and A lubricant is needed
Mineral oil is a lubricant.
For another thing, the dress
ing adds zest 10 salads-inlpor-
tant foods in any ones diet, but
particularly in the reducers.
Anything that helps the re-
Queer 10 stay with a diet until
excess fat is lost, is a health
measure, ecauSe excessive
weight is not healthy. And,
lastly, now that salad oils are
rationed mineral oil comes IN
very handy for French dressing.
II saves the red stamps for
extra meat.
II would be hard for the re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

order 10 stick with a diet. You
cannot use liberal amounts Of
regular French dressing and lose
weight and even measured
amount, strictly within the call
orie limit, takes the place Of
some essential food. So either
vinegar and seasoning or redu-
GERS French dressing would
seem 10 be the answer,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Wash Liqht Bulbs

ELECTRIC LIGHT bulbs
should be given periodic Wipings
with a damp soapy cloth. Re-
move the bulb. then wipe the
glass section only, and dry with
a clean cloth Be sure that both
glass and metal parts are thor
OughlV dried.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

close a stamped, self-addressed
envelope, and they Will he
mailed 20 you simply adj
dress Ida Jean Kahn, Detroit
Times, Detroit, Mich.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

Want 10 trim down that figure
for Victory SHINES Send for
Ida Jean Kain's new leafet, The
Victory Reducing Diet. plus Spot
Exercises for Symmetry. En-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Reducers Use
Mineral Oil
Dressing
BY IDA JEAN KAN

A SALAD without dressing is
like bread without butter or
coffee without cream. II takes
the dressing 10 turn il into a
chefs dish. But there are CAL
cries lurking in that good old
French dressing. and they are
what you have TO watch out for
when you are trying to pry off
the excess pounds.
To be sure, you can dole YOUR
self out a tablespoon of dressing
for IS calories-but who wants
just one? Or, you can do the
Spartan thing and use plain
vinegar and seasoning for no
Galleries. Or, you can mix up a
tasty mineral oil dressing for
not enough calories to count.
The Effect
Now, there is some question
% w tic hCSk uNllNt CilCCl vi
mineral oil on vitamin A. This
vitamin is fat soluble. In every
day language, it dissolves in fat.
But the experiments having 10
do with the loss OF vitamin A
in the presence Of mineral oil
were carried on with animals
and enormous amounts of the
m inera oil were used-the
equivalent of about a pint
day for a person.
In experiments with people.
a moderate amount Of the oil
was used and no more than
normal amount OF vitamin A
was included in the diet. But
the oil was taken at one time
Of the day and the menus fur
niShlng vitamin A were Sched-
uled for four 10 five hours later.
Under those conditions, there
was no loss Of the vitamin that
could be measured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

10 know more about II. II oc-
ours in food in two forms, In
plants, il is carotene and is con
verified into vitamin A after II
has been eaten. In animal prod
ucts containing vitamin A. this
conversion has already taken
place.