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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18

anti-communist) hands, and bringing
measure of democracy and ma
tionol unity into China"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18

Hearst Paper Congratulated
On Christmas Ships Success

MR.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST:
A S HONORARY chairman of the
"A Citizens Committee, joint spon-
sor with the Chicago Herald-Ameri-
can of the Christmas Ship for Yanks,
and as mayor of Chicago wish to
congratulate you and your staff on
the excellent results attained this
year.
In addition to arousing wide
spread interest in sending overseas
Christmas parcels, more than $4,000
overseas veterans from this area
who might otherwise be forgotten
will receive Yuletide gifts. 1t has in
deed been a heartwarming job we'll
done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
This Is am American War

We tUant TO see the War ENDED
at the earliest possible moment.
I'VE are pledged to VICTORY
at the earliest possible date, and then
De Wont to BRING HOME at the
earliest possible time our brave SOL
diers that they may enjoy the fruits
of their Uictory."
Those are surely the things ALL
AMERICANS want-not as Repub-
lcans or as Democrats, but AS
Americans.
Get the war OVER.
Get the victory WON.
Get the boys HOME.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18

TO THE EDITOR:
THIS is part of a letter that
l. my mother received from
my brother who has been in the
South Pacific for 81 months now
without a furlough.
Dear Nom:
1.-THE old boys who have been
over here for 81 months are just
living from hand TO mouth In
hopes that they will be picked
to 20 home. Like me, most Of
them feel that their luck can't
hold out forever. Our hopes went
sky-high when they first started
this rotation business, but We
soon found out that We had
built our hopes too high. AT the
rate they are sending the old
men home, the last one should
reach the States in time TO be
drafted for the next war.
THE army is always crying
about not having enough ships
to bring more Of us home. but
somehow or other they found
room for quite few Australian
girls who had married soldiers.
Instead OF bringing them back
To the States, they should have
rotated a few more of US jun
gle happy soldiers.
II know this letter sounds
discouraging. but then that Ia
just how I feel. My morale, 80 TO
speak, Is resting on rock bot
TOM"
MRS. G. FELL,
1888 Washington,
Lincoln Park, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18

GOV. BRICKER reminded his
" audience in Spokane that the
American people are not fighting
a DEMOCRATIC PARTY war or a
REPUBLICAN PARTY war, but
necessary and righteous and about
AMERICAN WAR.
81 resent the efforts of the NeU
Deal to try TO make political capital
out of thinning the wor," he said.
winning the Wor is the objec-
tue of EVERY AMERICAN and has
been since Pearl Harbor, and it LUiil
remain so until final Uictory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY

If you 60 from French
Guiana TO Paris you travel:
(a) north; tb) south; (c)
east; I'D west?
2-One of the riders who
warned the people of Lexing-
ton that the British were
approaching: (a) Nathaniel
Green; (b) Daniel Morgan;
(c) Paul Revere?
3]Joan of Arc died in: (a)
Paris; OBJ Rouen; (c) DOM
remy?
LOne of these forts guarSs
Havana Harbor: ta) Moro
Castle; (b) Key West; (c)
Ponce de Leon?
5AThe earth's circumference
at the equator is about:
(a) $4,000 miles; (b) 1853
miles; (c) 100000 miles.
6-The asp is kind of: CAV
snake; (b) fly; (c) monkey
ANSWERS on opposite psge)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18

Mr.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST:
T AM happy to see that the Herald
l. Americans Christmas Ship for
Yanks has been smashing success.
My warmest congratulations to you,
your staff members and all others
who contributed to this praiseworthy
patriotic accomplishment.
HOLMAN d. PETTIBONE
President of the Chicago
Association of Commerce
MR.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST:
ONCE again the Hearst news
" papers have endeared themselves
to all Americans. The Chicago
Herald American Christmas Ship
for Yanks program is typical of your
leadership where interest of our
servicemen are concerned. You have
earned the gratitude and the appre-
citation of all of us back home for
whom these brave lads are fighting.
REV. EDWARD ]. KELLY
Executive Director, Archdiocesan
Union of Holy Name Societies
MR.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST:
MY HEARTY congratulations to
1Vl you and the Chicago Herald
American for the great success of
the Christmas Ship for Yanks pro-
gram. In addition to furnishing
Christmas boxes to many thousands
of lonely overseas veterans, your
splendid publicizing on overseas
mailing contributed much to the tre-
mendous volume of 100000 Christ.
mas packages handled here at the
Chicago post office.
This is the most conservative esti-
mate of what will have been handled
here.
EARNEST J. KRUETGEN
Postmaster at Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
LETTERS TOTHE EDITOR
TO THE EDITOR

TO THE EDITOR:
I WISH to say my little piece
L about these poor prisoners of
war; read that some of them
are on strike either because the
food doesn't suit them or the
recreation facilities aren't just
what they want Although /
did hear that they get bottle
of beer every day and pack of
cigarets. and that they have
butter, not margarine. How nice
for them.
Because OF such scum my hus-
band. and thousands like him,
has worked seven days a week
for two years. We had 10 give
up our only pleasure, our car,
and he is 90 worn out from
work to think of recreation. We
have only two ration books so
we can't have butter. It's weeks
since we were able 10 buy a
bottle of beer, and now it's
scramble for CigaretS.
InaSsnuch as this great man
in the White House can change
any law TO suit his purpose, why
not try and have him see his
own people get a few breaks. At
present we are told where We
can go, what we can eat, what
we can wear. where we can
work and for how much. or
rather how much we can have
left after the government takes
its share.
Perhaps the encouragement
in the way this country is run,
plus the LONG hours of work
without the few Injuries of life,
is what is behind some of the
strikes we are having.
MRS. G. ANTHONY.
TO THE EDITOR:
THIS is a letter which I re-
L ceived from my husband,
Sgt. Anthony Demario, who is
with a eavy bombardment
squadron somewhere in Italy:
1--WE soldiers have been read
ing in the Stars and Stripes
that our American girls have
been going out with prisoners Of
war and that they have fallen In
love with some Of them. This
kind Of news IL breaking the
soldiers morale overseas.
zone Of my friends received
y letter from home saying that
the prisoners Of war are getting
passes and going sightseeing
with the girls. Are the Amer
lean prisoners in Germany get
ting passes and going sightsee-
ing? The soldiers over here are
fighting and giving their lives
and never have time To 20 sight
seeing. What will they have to
come back to: Their girls mar
ried to a German or Italian pris-
oner of war.
1.-THE people at home must not
realize what the fellows over
here are going through, but
think that IL Is about time that
they opened their eyes to the
fact. That Is no way to treat
fighting men, The American
soldiers morale Is to be consid-
cred one of the most important
phases in training, only to he
shattered by the letters they
receive from home pertaining To
the feeling of their girls toward
the prisoners Of war"
MRS. ANTHONY DEMARI0,
SCI Riveryiew Ave,
Monroe, Mich.
Evening star., 1944-01-30
l2-Womens S98 and Sl08 Dressy Fured Coots, SIS
(pas 1870 tar
Fitted and box styles in black brown silver
fox blended mink lynxdyed fox sheared "a
to AZ and 351a to 411a.

6Women S9s and s1Os (plus
Brown beige and blue woods with uxedos of ukrat
oco skunk and collars of ynxdyed white fox and
cross fox "a to 38 and 3512 to 4112.
1Woman S145 Furred S85 tax)-Black
with dyed black Persian lamb Size 40
1-WOmans S165 Muskatned Coat S95 pus 1eo tax)Brown
wool, box style. Size 3712
-Womans S4S Tngona Lamb Tuxedo Coat S95 pus 10
tax)-Lined in fur. Blue wool. Size 38
1-WOmans $125 Wine Box Coat SIS (pus 1870 tax)-Tuxedo
and lined in seal-dyed lapin (rabbit). Sizes 331a
1-Womans SIPS Black Furred Coat $S5Wait-deep of
silver fox. Size 38
1-Womans SS5 pus 1870 taxi
Tuxedo of natural lynx Size 38.
1Womans S14S Brown (plu 1870 tax-Wh
double panels of ocelot. Size &c.
1-Woman $165 FOrstmann Wool Coat S45 (plus 1919
tax)-Wth blended mink shawl collar. Size 371z.
-Womens $48 Black Furrd Coats S13 (plu 1870 ax)-Fo
with dyed black Persian Sizes 371a 3sa
2Womens S65 Furred Black S145 (plus 1870 ax)-Wh
silver fox and dyed black Persian lamb Size 3512.
MISSES COATS-Third Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-30
7l-Sl3.95 Reversible Roincoots $40
Olive cotton gabardne eabardine
Sizes

1-S295 Gabardne Rancoats S0-White red lined in
plaid rayon taffeta. Sizes IL
9S-S795 Rancoats $595-Pe Nell in cotton gabardnes
Vnate styles with concealed fly front White powder
Sizes IL to TO-
9-so95 Natural Rayon Gabardne Rancoa $795-Lned
plaid cotton, upper 'front.' Sizes 49, TO-
S2995 Camelcolor Suits woods; welt and
hip-pocket jacket pleated skirt. Sizes IA to 49,
7-$S95 Brown Jackets $395-St with
patch pockets. Sizes IL to 49,
n-$12s5 Brown Herngbone Jackets $1o-skseton lines
Sizes IL to l8.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

1$095 Slack Suits 95-Rayon checked saddle
stitched Red, cocoanut gold luggage. Sizes
10
7-$65 Maternity Slack Suits $-Sod rayons powder,
bowed jacket suspender sacks. Sizes TO- 12 49,
-$S60 Navy Skirts $l-Rayon twill Sizes to IT, 10 to co.
S-$595 Drndl Skirts, $3Rayon with wool content hip
saddle pockets. Purple red, kelly, blue Sizes IA, 16
5-$59 ST. George Rayon Sharkskn Skirts $2Bown peaed
front and back Sizes II, IA
9-$595 Striped Bouses $395-Acetate rayon jersey
assorted coorngs. Sizes 80 to &c.
12$795 Jackets $3Red
embroidered Sizes 80 36
8-S895 and $1395 Evening Jackets $Wh nahads tassel
details. Kelly, black melon, blue. Sizes "a and 38.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

45-s7s5 $S-Rayon gabardin
fabric content in shwaist and coat styles and drssser types
Smoking self and leather belts drey button details Red
7sos and SASS Casual Dresses ss-Rayon nnns Jerseys
'front.' and aored lore sa,es y soe have wool embroidery trim others
with pockets self belts Blue rose sreen beige black Sizes
UNDERWEAR SHOPS Second Floor
soass Slips ssRayon cepes rayon satins with bodice and
shield tops tailored or lace trimmed Tea rose wnite and
pink Sizes 80 to 40 and half sizes 81 to 3 but not all
trimmed with 49,
-. all sizes sizes ne each STYLE Tea ga rose white pink blue
embroidered sheer edgng Tea rose blue in small medium
lsess Sheer Print slse1Arge floral pattern nai'
or blue background sheer rayons Sizes "a to 49,
dey. Tea backgrounds. Sizes % 70 %,
1oosss5 Cotton Pamas slssooat Styles bus
maize red. Sizes 80 to 40.
RAYoN UNDERWEAR-second Floor
oos1 Vanity Fair Brasses ssoupft styles sea white
sos2ss to IS Grdes Foundations ,s-ayon satin srd.s with
1asex' side panels foundations jersey All slightly
1oos2a5 sss-Dscontnued styles
in tea with double net edge top Sizes s 3e 49, a.
CORSETS-Second Floor
s4-s5 sss1Disconinued mod
els from stock III W." and skintex Foundations and srdles
Dorothy Bckm boneless grdes and panty grdes ayon
fabric Grde in Is" and ls' lengths Sizes 25 to a. Fon-
dations sizes 49, 49, As but not all sizes in style
sss75o $40 and s5o GirdIes Foundations sss and ss,
and aes paneed Madame Irene. models in erdlss
and panty sdes eoned ryoa atns ayon suede cloth si.ss
81 to a. FoundationsFranco" models in cotton baists
for short figures in sizes 36. 40. Al, 43, A.
14S250 Grdes Panty Girdles $1-For small and medium dg-
rayon-and-cotton semiepn models IS" length
Small, medium and large sizes.
VESTS, BRIEFS, PANTIEs, GARTER BELTS-Street Floor
1oo7sc Vanity Fair Briefs 5so-Dscontinued tears
black jersey. Small and medium sizes.
1oS95 Rayon Bemberg Mlanee Panties S5oSde butoned
trimmed Tearose small. medium and large sizes.
Ss5 s225 81 Nylon Undies scPanes in short
medium and long lengths Small medium and large sizes
blue Vests-in short lengths Small and medium sizes
blue.
lsosl thread
Small medium
16S125 Rayon Garter Belts 59c-Tearose Large
Girdes, pink Small
medium and large sizes.
ROBES. NEGLLGEES. HOSTESS PAyAMAS-Eifth Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-30
The newer
elleff
l2l4-2O F Street
Fur Coots-Third Floor
l2l4-2O F StreeA

Fur CodtS-ThIFd Floor
prices plus 1870 taxi
3S448 Beaver Coats S36S-Cassic Swagges and 16
1-S44S Safardyed Alaska Sealskin $368-Sze H.
1-$448 Persian Lamb Coat S36S-Dyed black size 16.
1-$448 Brown-dyed Persian Lamb Coat, $36s-Size 49,
1-SS48 Black-dyed Persian Lamb Coat, $268-Sze II.
3-S2SS Bombay S248-Szes and a.
sass Blackdyed Persian Lamb Coats $245szes
womans A.
2-$29S Sable Blended Muskrat 49, Top
grade Northern back skins sable by Holander
Sons
3S20 Sable Blended Muskat skins sable
blended by A. Holander g. Sons Sizes IL, 13 and a.
1-$lSS Skunk Coat $145-Size a. ful-length model
5S9S Fur Coats of Sealdyed Coney
sizes, to is.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

33-S4.9o b10uSes,
Checked with rlfe Crazyqult
pattern with tailored nenes Checks
in affeta with bowtie green blue Sizes
80 to 49,
Evening star., 1944-01-30
1855 to S4995 Housecoots, Hostess Pojomos
Brides Neoqees 81 to Sl995

Tailored and lace-trnmed styles IN rayon san
sheer coon and robes In fabrics Step
cosings Variety Of colors and prints.
10 to 40. A one-of kind group.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

s-s5s5 s69s5 Quilt Robes 50 to s35Qulted rayon
satins veves solid coors prints tailored
trimmed good selection neckines q variety Of
6-S695 S45 Pajamas SO to $9S5Rayon
veve rayons. styles combine
metallic with velvet trousers Others quilt
with quilt Dinner paamas bengaine
solid coors warmly nterned with aaac. Assorted ooo
Sizes IL
2-S595 SI995 Jackets So to $1PnS solid colors
Of them quilted. satinS few
wools Pink, blue. Sizes small, medium large.
MEMS ACCESSORIES-Street Floor
s2.5o-shrs, money belts
games writing portfolios blfolds, cigarette
de bags shoeshine kits sewing kits Bibles
GLOVES-Street Floor
Leather 50cBlack capens anb and
Camb) oatmeal
800 Pairs Washable Doeskin Gloves sheep
4-buton lengths black brown white, beige
of high shades
Gloves s125-"samps"
oa-kind cotton cassicand novelty
Black beige.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

1sWomens s3s 75 Dresses Evening s24-Rayon
dresses in black blue brown and luggage styles
with long bracelet sleeves gored and draped skirts
Bead and sequin trim color contrast collar
Also evening in velvet and wooens with colorful
bead detail Womens
15Womens s3s IS and s95 cpes black
red blue brown, dressy styles
with lace Bead seaan and color trim Womens regular and
1womans Dress rayon crepe with
a-over bead motif with neck and braceetength sleeves
1-woman SOS Black sssBlack rayon crepe
touch OF color and jet bead embroidery Size 40.
LARGER WOMENS DREssEs-Second Floor
6Iargr Womens sl6s5 and sss5
coat dresses blue with
to the hem Larger wonlens
30argr Womens S1495 to $2295
black blue wine and one and two piece Styles few
vevets in black wine. A (8Of) wool
2o9) gabardine tailored dress in luggage blue
3-arger Women's S25 $14-Brown 1000
broidery and shoulder detail Sizes 42' 44a and 4e
1870 rabbits hair in blue 46a 441a.
Larger Womans sss75 Dress slsBlack
rayon velvet applique. Size 4s1s.
Larger Womens sss.75 Part-woo Dresses ss-s5so
WOOL 1879 rabbits hair onepece style in black Size 44
Larger Womans s4s75 Dress blue rayon crepe
Size 4212
Dresses sss75-Black blue wine purple
and brown rayon crepe onepiece dress with tck braid
or rayon satin ~ color contrasts novelty buttons Sizes
in black and brown with color contrast t neck
hair with velvet and bead trim bodice Black Size 42.
MATERNITY DRESSES Second Floor
2os795 and $8s5 Maternity S-Back crepe
color accents or plaid tafeta trim Black and
wine rayon with felt applique Blue
gray Jumpers with brightly embroidered Sizes
20 and few junior
wine and luggage rayon with velvet trim Tailored
and dresy styles Brown shepherd checks with velveteen
collar Half WOOL half Jerseys In black
to to- 10 '''' 0's-s'sf' = 'o'ua''' va'''@ sues =
Evening star., 1944-01-30

28-S795 SIock Suits, S.
Solid rayon Long-sleeve jackets fu-cut
sack Luggage with yellow 90
Evening star., 1944-01-30
CASUAL DRESSES-Fifth Floor
$3.50 CosuoI Dresses, $3.95

ShrtWa and coarless neckne6 and tie
types sheer Detailed with self
and contrasting color belts pockets kick eat and gored skirts
grey green beige blue Sizes IL to 90
Evening star., 1944-01-30
MISSES DRESSES-Second Floor

35-Msses $2s75 Daytime Dresses s1sWoo with
self details one and two pecers Green red black brown god
to
Misses $2s75 Afternoon
satin and self details Brown peunia Sizes 10 49,
so-Msses $685. sss75 and s4s75 Daytime Dresses s24-woo
udress types gold, blue
black with braid self details. Sizes 10
sMsses $35 and s4s75 Dresses 2sWoo with contrast color
brown with soid-coor crepe
brown, blue with self details.
1Msses $45 s5s7 and s65 Afternoon Dresses sssRayon
sequns god-color Black,
purple, brown, grey fuchsia. %
misses SS95 and S9S5 Fued Suits $4sBrown black woods
with nutria lining beaver collar. Sizes IL Is.
2-Msses' $50 Furred jacket,
dyed black Persian
3-Nses S68-Beige suit
suit with black skirt and dyed black Persian lamb collar Misses
misses Ginger Dress, s24-Rayon Crepe Size 12
misses $89.75 Suit $58-Beaver
misses STATS Blouse s795-Woo jersey
Misses sl2.s Suit Blouse, ss5-Rayon Size le.
Misses s4975 Dinner and Formal Dresses sGrey beige
Size 49,
misses s5s.75 Blue Dinner s24-Rayon
talic embroidery.
3-Mse Dresses,
with lace bodices. Sizes IL, IA.
3-se Dresses crepes with
and self trimmings. Grey, pink rose Sizes l2, 49,
3-Mes S7975 Rayon Crepe Dinner Dresses SS-Bue
with glitter. Sizes H. a. 20.
Misses s35 crepe embroidered
IA
4-e Dresses sls-Whe ayon satin with full net
skirts Sizes 10, IL. IA
Misses s2s75 White s1s-Rayon crepe
qlins. Size
a-Ise Dresses sls-Aqua blue rayon crepe
with rhinestones. Sizes IL to 16
MISSES DREssEs-seeond Floor
15-M S1395 and s1695 Dresses, S5-Basc spectator
dressy afternoon dresses two piece
High and neckines Few
brides suitdresses Black blue red gold
luggage Sizes 10 to
Daytime Dresses $7s-Rayon crpes
novelty fabrics street types
Few dinner and evening forma the Black
green aqua red gold beige luggage Sizes 10 to 90
Evening star., 1944-01-30

6s595 Rayon Jumpers $3s5Plaids with hearshaped bib
Sizes TO- IA, 16
2S1995 Sports pads jacket,
double box-peat skirt. Blue grey. Sizes 10 to 90
4S2995 Spice Tan Covert Suits S1-659o WOOL $3.50
with classic jackets, peat skirt. Sizes 16 1G.
15-S2S95 Wool Plaid Sports Suits S15Casc types with kick
pleated skirt, neutral color. Sizes IL and 16.
S$1295 Struer Cloth Slack Suits Jackets
whip-stitched pockets regulation sacks Red green brown
Sizes 16, 18, 20.
7-s7s5 Navy slacks ss-75% wool. reused
IA, 18, 90
26$595 Rayon Cavalry Twill S395-Grey, luggage
green saddle stitched. Sizes
3-$495 Rayon Stacks, $2.95-Brown, blue Size 18.
6-S795 Brown Stacks, $395-St George sharkkn
buttoned 20
Evening star., 1944-01-30

300 Prs Sll5 to Sl35 Cotton LisIe Stockings, 25c
Assorted styles, broken sizes.
Evening star., 1944-01-30
30 Misses S19 Wool Tweed Coots $40
Classic models warmly Blue
heather Sizes 10 to

29 Misses SIS Wool and Come Hair Coots, Sl4
Bamacaan and classic boy coats intened for winter
Natural only Sizes IL to 20.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

56-S395 1000 Wool PuIover Sweaters S195-3rd floor
Longsleeve styles Maize POWDER spce cherry pink
Evening star., 1944-01-30

1O-S1395 Sports Dresses $O95Alergy with
fly 'front.' fake flap pockets Beige,
23$1095 Sports S795-Woo
with rufdes kelly beige Sizes
Evening star., 1944-01-30

1o-$4s5 Plaid Vests $15oWoo mixture properly
beled to fabric content Brown, oxford Sizes to 49,
6-S495 Sacks $S5-Navy brown 75qo WOOL $50 Sizes
8 to 49,
2SS295 1895 Skirts S150Coton corduroys
mixtures properly labeled according to fabric
content In paids and solid colors goed and pated Red
wine, blue, beige. Sizes "a to 80
50-S325 to S595 Skirts SS5-100o6 gabardnes
wool fabrics properly labeled fabric
pleaed front and back dark blue Sizes
"a to 80, 9 to 49,
s-s1O95 Tailored Wool Jackets s5s5-Geen
IL. Brown with green, sizes 13, Is.
6S795 Jumpers SS5Wool properly labeled accord
to the fabric content in solid oxford plaid.
to 13.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

Il Juniors S39.75 Fur-Iined Wool Tweed Coots, S28
Beige brown heather mixtures styled with convertible button
necklines and removable Rabbit fur Innings
Evening star., 1944-01-30

Sports Shob-Confinaed
Evening star., 1944-01-30

1o-Juniors SIS Tweed Coats sCasc boy models brown
heather mixture woo Sizes to Is.
6Junos $297 Pile Fabric Coats $14Wte fawn brown wit
contrasting color accent of beige Sizes
q to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

TIRED of the same old
salad dressing and the
same old salad? Try one
of these for piquant flavor
and that extra-nice touch
TO luncheon or dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

PATTERN 1901 Toddler's
crispy sundress and bonnet. Sizes
/ TO g. Sire 6, sundress requires
I ward S5-iRch fabric; bonnet,
- yard. zoe.
PATTERN 96Si-Essential but
ton front frock Sizes IL TO 20.
80 Ia ~. SIRE 80 requires 2's
yards 3j-ineh fabric. zoe,
PATTERN SOI6 - Captivating
sailor doll "a mascot for young
aud old. zoe.
ZACH PATTERN together with
nrcdiework pattern Of useful
and decorative motifs for linens
and garments, TWENTY CENTS
for each one.
Write plainly SIZE, NAME.
ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER.
send your order To the AMER
ICAN MEEkLH At TERN
DEPT. 63j sixth Avenue, New
York II, New York.
Due 10 customs restrictions.
Canadian orders cannot
be filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

A FAMOUS grower Of
~ watercress calls this his
faVorite dressing.
q pint Mayonnaise
y pint Chill Sauce
X teaspoon Worcester
shire Sauce
/ tablespoon lemon juice
Salt and pepper
IL cups finely minced water
cress leaves
Wash the cress and mince
the leaves; fold in last TO
the rest OF the ingredients
which have been chilled be-
fore mixing. Delicious, and
enough for chicken and veg
etable' salad for eight; or
as garnish for cold meat or
fish for twice that number
cofehup Dressing
2 cups French Dressing
Il cup Catchup
i hard-cooked egg
Salt and pepper
Al Sauce, few drops
"a cup finely chopped
watercress
Wash the cress and r1ince
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
For Summer Meals

il fine; chop the egg, mix
all ingredients and serve on
cold meat, or fish, chicken
or potato salad; or on
mixed raw vegetable salad;
or with a salad of seasoned
cottage cheese, raw cauli-
flower, cucumber and cold
tongue.
Sordine Sandwich
4 sardines
2 sweet pickles
2 olives
4 stalks WatercresS
Lemon juice
Horseradish
Mash the homeless sar-
dimes. chop the pickles fine,
chop the olives and cress
and combine all with a few
drops of lemon juice and a
very little horSeradish TO
make il spread smoothly.
Enough for two large sand
wiches; four small ones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

Uncle Sam says there is
a big crop of apples and
grapes on the way. Save
some Of your sugar for
jellies, picking, buffers. And
you'll need sugar for tomato
preserves and spiced late
fruits, so important in win
ter menus.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-23
IrOianS Meet UCLA
In Conference Till

enough this year to extend the Tro-
jams.
There will be 10000 in the Min
neapolis stands where the Mime
sofa Gophers will be trying for
their first victory over the Iowa
SeahaWks and to get revenge for
the 80 to 0 pasting taken on last
year.
Illinois and Indiana, h of
record last Saturday, are at Ur'
whom established school scoring
bana. Since then Eddie McGovern
the country's top scorer two years
ago, has been added to the 1llini
backfield and Robert (Hunchy)
Hoernschemeyer to the Hoosier ar
ray.
Syracuse comes back to the grid
iron with Cornell as the opposition
and Mississippi and Kentucky, who
also were idle because of the war
last year, play each other in their
revival.
Cecil Isbell, former Purdue star
and later a hero in the pro ranks
makes his debut as the boilermak-
err coach by taking his squad, last
year undefeated, to Great Lakes.
The sailors this year are under
the guidance of 1t. Paul Brown.