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Evening star., 1944-07-04

Dear Mrs. Post: I'd like to know
when 1t is suitable to wear real
jewelry aside from a jeweled we'd
ding band and engagement ring and
one other diamond and ruby ring
which wear on the little finger of
my right hand. The jewelry in ques-
ton is diamond bracelet also set
with rubies. and a pin-neither of
then conspicuously elaborate, but
both handsome and both real AS
We go out less and less in evening
clothes, most of the time these
beautiful jewels, which give me
pleasure to look at, are relegated
to the safe.
Evening star., 1944-07-04

stick that smooths on Ike q charm
and stays on.
BEAUTY IN THE ROUGH
Summertime with short sleeves
play clothes and swim suits alway'
brings beauty problems In its wake
but this summer with its little-as-
fashions brings more
than ever. It's hard to keep Sc.
crets with this summers barring
fashions. Neglected elbows, cor
rugated knees, a bad back. rough
skin here and there-all will come
right out in the open to spoil your
pretty picture. The smart girl won't
moan about these ills. She'll mend
them-perhaps with a fine hand
cream that can answer many OF
these summer beauty problems. This
creams fluffy texture soothes SUM-
baked arms and legs, smooths ell
bows and knees, prettifies un-
slightly heels and ankles. And If you
want to do a really good job with
your leg paint. you can use the
same cream to make satiny the skin
beneath.
"T'AIN'T THE HEAT"-It's the
YOU u-knoW-wha and we are forever
hawk-eyeing the situation to find
ways to combat it. A very attrac-
tive lady came in to see us the
other day looking cool and cucum-
ber-like while we sweltered. Sud-
denly we realized that she not only
looked cool, but there actually was
cool aroma about her We asked
her what perfume she was wearing
(beauty scribes are bold critters)
and she told us. It's well-known
deodorant tale. light. soft and
pleasantly lavendar-scented. She
says that the trick is to dust 1t
lightly all over you-not forgetting
your poor, warm, overworked feet.
It'll make them feel better on hot
days We haven't tried it yet, but
II that gal felt one half as cool as
she looked, we're willing to take q
chance.
DOG TIRED?-Hot weather. a,
We all know, is particularly hard or
feet-especially If you go barelegged
To keep your underpinnings COO
and comfortable in shoes-there'
a special footstick that's both anti
septic and deodorizing Lightweight
and compact, it can be carried il
your bag to give your tootsies {
quick, cool once over when the
going gets torrid. You can also us,
it under your arms to reinforce
your regular deodorant in an emer
gency. In other words. it's a goot
accessory for the dog days.
Evening star., 1944-07-04
Attention

Applicants for positions listed
on these pages must be inter-
DtetUed first by the advertisers,
and must then secure final re-
terrdl from, the United States
Employment Service unless ar
rdngements haze been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement.
Evening star., 1944-07-04

y
suggestions from the page, and al
ways read 1t.
X X X
MANPOWER AT HOME.
Thanks to Mrs. r. v. C.,
Siluer Spring.
love these discussions of ours
1t is almost like belonging to a
pleasant circle of friends, without
losing that day-a-week for meeting
time. May add my bit re the po-
sition of the husband in the home?
Mrs. j. L. M. sounded as If she
felt somewhat put-upon because her
husband does not turn to and dc
some of the housework in the eve
ming I think the circumstances
and the individual tastes of the hus-
band and wife must be the final de-
Gliding factors.
If man does not mind, and il
the help is acknowledged as such
not his duty" see no reason why
he Should not lend a hand occa-
sionally. On the other hand, does
his wife go down and help him out
at the Office when things begin to
pile up?
My personal feeling in the matter
lies between Mrs. l.. E. v. of Silver
Spring and Mrs. v. o. T. of Airing.
ton. They seem to me to represent
the two extremes of thought on the
subject.
At the time I married my own
husband he thought angels came
down from Heaven and hung uI
clothes, washed soiled ones, sewed
on buttons, etc. He had no idea OF
the mechanics of running a house
for which 1 blame his mother. II
was necessary that I continue to
work for several years after we mar
ried, and he certainly changed his
ways. Once his mother told me
somewhat disapprovingly that her
husband had never had to wash a
dish in his life I simply asked hel
if she got out and helped him earn
a living, which I was doing. She
had not, SO that ended it.
While I was doing my share to-
ward earning our living, my hus-
band did a good, fair half of the
housework. And he should After
l stopped working, I considered that
all the housekeeping is my job. and
if I need help occasionally ask for,
and receive it, and thank him after
wards When 1 am i'll he can cook
and keep things going, or should We
Evening star., 1944-07-04
Is Relaxing

When you come wound up" and
on edge after a hard days work
relax a few minutes and have a
refreshing beverage. Use drinking
straw, for slipping is more restful
than drinking larger swallows.
Evening star., 1944-07-04
INSECTS IDENTIFIED.
(Thdnks to Mrs. G. II. w.,
Silper Sprino.)

To Mrs. A. B., Bethesda: The
winged brown insects and the tiny
white worms are all the same war
ments" in various stages of their
lives. The winged flies only last a
short time, and then will disappear,
but the little worms will hatch into
veevils. and you will have to watch
your -four and cereals for them.
They live in the flour and cereals,
and not on the shelves-have a
special fondness for corn meal.
Three cheers for the Readers
Evening star., 1944-07-04
BY Peggv Roberts

The magic touch of applique and
embroidery gives you these six en-
tertaining personalities to add a gay
note to your kitchen towels or
luncheon mats
Pattern envelope contains hot
Iron transfers for six designs, each
about 6 by 6 inches; color chart
stitch illustrations and full direc-
tions.
Send II cents (coin) for Pattern
No. R1700 to Needle Arts Depart
ment, The Washington Star, P. O.
Box 172, Station D, New York 8
N. Y. Please include your postal
cone number.
Evening star., 1944-07-04
BAR-LE-DUC RECIPES.

1AAS AAS wv ASASOAA NAo'
(Thanks to Mrs. E. L. G., Takona
Park, Md.)
Here are two recipes recently re-
quested.
Barbecue Jelly: From Better
Homes and Gardens Cookbook }
Wash and stem quarts red cur.
rants, cover with II cups sugar
(ouchD, and let stand overnight
Add q cup honey. bring gradually
to a boil and boil Is minutes. makes
twelve 6-ounce glasses)
American Bar-le-Duc. CFrom the
Alice Bradley Menu Cookbook
Pick over 21a cups currants or
gooseberries and remove from stems.
Squeeze juice from l cup tmore or
less). There should be u cup juice
Put in saucepan, add Ia cups
sugar, stir over low heat until sugar
is dissolved, increase heat and boil
2 minutes. Add remaining fruit or
berries, cook 3 or minutes and
before berries lose their shape pour
into small glasses.
Evening star., 1944-07-04
Readers Clearing House

have company he helps. out, even to
assisting with the cooking when ]
need him. You should taste his
fried chicken!
AS to helping with the baby,
consider that my job entirely. My
husband was never reused in the
middle Of the dawn to heat a bot
tie, nor did I consider it his duty
to 60 see if the baby was covered
or lower the windows. or all those
little baby-raising chores. He never
washed a diaper in his life, and !
never felt he should. Had I been
unable to do those things, of course
he would have done them.
Now that the baby is almost 2
and more a big boy, he and Daddy
have fun getting ready for bed and
playing together, but that is Daddy
privilege, not his duty. If he comes
home tired out, just put the baby
to bed myself without any talk
about it.
When nails are to be driven, rocks
moved, holes dug and the many
other strenuous things that do crop
up in homemaking come to hand
my husband does them. I could
myself If need be, but while have
him, feel no urge to do them. Nor
do I NOV the lawn, though some
times help with the chore by raking
up the cut grass afterward. This is
my assistance to him, not my job
and he knows 1t and thanks me.
When motors need oiling or the
car needs washing it never occurs to
me to do it. That. according to my
idea, is mans work. Nor does my
husband iron or sort lauAdry-def-
initely woman'S job. Yet, should
occasion arise we could both do all
these chores.
I feel that every husband-and-
wife team should be able to work on
the program that suits their needs
and temperaments, and not have
continual friction around home, yet
in the final analysis I do feel very
strongly that earning the living is a
mans job and running the home is
woman's.
Evening star., 1944-07-04

stick that smooths on Ike q charm
and stays on.
Evening star., 1944-07-04

CONTINUED On Next Psss.)
Evening star., 1944-07-04

Clearing House. I have kept house
for 80 years. but I get many nice
suggestions from the page, and al
ways read it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Stocks Open
Irregular

NEW YORK. June IS up
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today with dealings light, while
bonds were steady and cotton, Off
points 10 up l point.
A majority of stocks netted
small gains or held al the pre-
NlOuS close.
Several rails were particularly
active. Northern Pacific sold 400
shares N l7ls, UP i and equal
10 The high after opening on 1000
-vt17rrrv at the sumo price, At
leghanv Corporation had a $500
share block at 2@s, unchanged, and
also equal 10 the high. a majority
OF The other rails had smaller
Transactions with prices narrowly
mixed.
United States Steel opened 1000
shares at 57S4, up u. Bethlehem
firmed = to Ga, while Republic
was up - al 1874 NonferrouS
metals were -teady 10 firm.
General Motors was at the pre-
ViouS close. while the low priced
motors firmed on fairly active
turnover Chrysler gained q 10
% Is. Oils were dull and steady.
Chemicals firmed.
---soldiers Buy War Bonds Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Steel Firm Gets
Venezuelan Ore

WASHINGTON. June 26 The
Bethlehem Steel Corp has advised
the Export and Import Bureau Of
two new projects, totaling So
100000. These are large ore
development in Venezuela, for
which the government is now
authorizing the shipment Of equip
meni. and the construction of a
number OF ore carriers 10 handle
the Venezuelan orc, and 10 replace
the company's vessels sunk in the
early days of the war
Iron Mines Co. Of Venezuela. a
subsidiary Of Bethlehem. has
started a development on a block
of is iron mine concessions m the
state of Bolivar The concessions.
which the company Is developing
a. It's own expense are expected
TO yield up 10 100000 tons OF
iron ore annually al the end of
the present construction period
-lnNesf In IuNasfon HNv a Homo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Develop De-Ieer

Goodyear Research Laboratory
has come up with another
device. this time a successful
electrical dc-icer for airplane.
propellers. None has been de-
veloped until now and DR.. l.. B.
Sebrell, head of the lab. believes
this one will meet army and
navy specifications.
To turn The trick. Goodyear
had 10 create two new types of
synthetic rubber. One is the So
called conducting rubber, the
other a new abrasion resisting
synthetic
War planes, flying at strato-
sphere levels. encounter tenn
peratureS as low as so below.
Formation of ice on the prop
blades affects their bite"
lowering efficiency 1t also de-
velops dangerous vibrations.
The new Goodyear device, il
is claimed. will rid the prop of
ice that has formed or can be
used to prevent ice from form
ing 1t is a boot for the leading
edge and weighs only one pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
M. S. Rukeyser
Hints New Names
For Political Parties

With the activity greatly extended into the
field those who attempt business and in
risks uncommony interested in the proceedings OF
h major party conventions at Chicago the first oil which rs
under way
being increasingly the traditional
of fundamental issues Jeffer
Messrs Byrd of Virginia George of
Georgia Carolina example have close
intellectual npahes with Republicans and Republicans OF the
Wlkie stripe New Deal tendencies appealing
evidence the South, particularly in Texas
Mississippi Carolina talk still
reagnment political
Usually suggestion takes the of proposing that the
be entrusted
liberal radical. party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Provides Framework for Creative Mind

The merit of the American system that is flexible
flourish As such is progressive and liberal system
The which
the mind
depend could
development things the mind
rebels against established assumptions and indie
pendently seeks truth unrammeled
ToataranS force creative minds into which tend 10
make role being
who accept the peudceS upeton and assumptions
which they find about them.
The o belongs big
limited group ons the
whether everything better than nd
Nidua citizens Of citizens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Security
Rules Set

NEW YORK. June 26-The de-
partment of member firms of the
New York Stock Exchange has
sent the following notice to men,
Der firms:
'When member firms accept
from customers orders i'm securi-
ties on when issued basis, or
when they effect trades In such
securities on dealer basis, IL lis
essential that there be a clear
understanding by both parties
as TO the particular plan under
which the securities are TO be
issued.
IF any change Is made in the
plan under which the securities
are to be issued, all contracts
made after the date of such
change must clearly refer to the
changed plan so that IL Ii Is
determined that the earlier con-
tracts are cancelled. both par
ties can tell which contracts are
cancelled.
Until determination in
reached, as TO the status of the
contracts made before the
change. they are not tn he off
set against when issued con-
tracts In the securities To be
issued under the plan as
changed.
1T il essential that the con
firmations sent to customers, as
we'll as the when issued con-
tracts tn emse elves, clearly
specify the particular plan
under which the securities,
which are the subject OF the
contract. are To be issued"
-SoIdIer, Buy War Bonds Tosp---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Auto
Graphs
Willow Run Gives
Critics The Lie
Il, SILER FREEMAN

Ecmcmbcr when Washington
was scethins with whats
wrong with Willow Run" and
the Senate lnVestlgatorS, headed
by senator Truman, were max
ing Investigations ?
And remember last September
AAhnu- 1In-an- nl4lc4aIS-AeEe eal!iaEE
Willow Run the outstanding
failure of the war 1t wasn't
so long ago that War Manpower
Commission officials were seek
lng 1900 additional workers TO
allow the bomber plant TO meet
production schedules.
With all that. the Run has
turned out 5000 LiberatorS,
which is achievement not TO be
overlooked. And what's more.
- VIII seen take On he entire
B-i load. 1t has less workers
than II had when the Truman
committee last visited il.
Well. what IS wrong with
Willow Run?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Founded Before Changes of the Power Age

the MARKHAM philosophy Of acting through government
directly through individuals formulated earlier
remarkable changes
of being beyond all the
unChaenged the
reactona goal Of totaansm against which are now lighting
The advocates of limited battling
something
the system which balanced II
and the and
that delegated should be
balances the three
partnentS of the federal government.
The founding fathers. system had in mind
oestalng trend toward dictatorship oppression by
tTa1ed government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Conservative Label Would Handicap Group

Thus would be bad semantcS for TO handicap itself
with the label conservative
Presumably Socaed would be
the political and system In order
popular support this system must be renerpeed
dynamic system capable of infinite growth
development and adjustment
conflict which political thinkers cropping for Ian
guage describe between big government the
hand and limited government, the other
miSbrandng characterize all
curtang
individual liberal radical and
Historically hrowback the middle when free
dom Of individual action atty clrcumscrbed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Proposed New Names Might Be Misunderstood

change nomenclature think that
proposed careess chosen and could lead to
gloss misunderstanding
The liberal" is gamorouS and would tend to give
appropriated the
unless defined with
annotation is defeast term almost
cphet quarters light history the spirit
hardly be defended For the annals of mankind
that nothing life change
The mind of working in the realm of science
engineering seeking established
approaches In business alert
perpetay seeking fight obsoescence the danger of fall
ing behind in the parade of progress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
CAN Do BETTER JOB

Most of Us can do a better Job
on the home front than we have
been dong
We suffer annoNanCes. worries
and shortages of materials, tools,
machinery and of some of The
comforts and Injuries we had
come 10 regard As necessities
But the fact remains that YOU
and ! and the other more than 100
million people OF the United States
who have not been called upon TO
take part in the carnage overseas
are having a better time OF II than
the civilian peoples OF a great part
Of the old world.
/ honestly believe that this is
the year of decision for America
and also that what that decision
will be will be determined IN large
measure by how well you and !
live up 10 our obligation and our
opportunity - al the polls on
NON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Munroe S Son Raised

Stewart w. Munroe, general
sales manager of the Chrysler
division. is a very proud man.
His son. James S. has just been
promoted by the navy to lieu
tenant commander. his third
boost since Pearl Harbor.
What's more. he has been
made skipper of his own ship. a
l75-foot PC boat. He has been
stationed in the Pacific for more
than a year
Another son is stationed in
Pacific base He is H. Conan
Munroe and he's a radar expert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Honor Roll
NNms Official
" Casualty
49, List
>>->>~.Juns rs. fsf4.,..>.>

June 20, 1919.
Three Michigan men we're
among 90 casualties listed by the
navy department today
Naval casualties since Pearl
Harbor now total 46.Si1.
The Michigan men, whose next
of kin have previously been noti-
fed are
DILLARD ARl2C ROBERT LEE n
y naval reserve Dead previously re-
ported missing on report Of naval casual.
ties for May 10. 1914 wife. Mrs Juanlta
Vivian Dillard. Pontiac
MILLS. 1T. 90 WILLIAM JOSEPH
u s naval reserve Dead wife Mrs
shirley Siurtevant Mills Woodland,
Crosse P0inte
SACK. FuC WILLIAM JAKE l.. s
naval reserve Wounded Parents Mr. ana
MIS- Henry sack Wayne Psrk. Detroi
Legal NOTICE
Federal Works Agency. Public Build1u.
Administration. Emergency OprratiA
Unit Washington -. j. G.. June
1914 on OF about June %. 1914. drh.
inEs and specifications for the construction
~ one-st0ry Recreation building approx
mately rs feet vide by 121 feet long IN
GUIDING furniture and equipment al Gar
den City. Mich. will be available Dor
distribution 70 general contractors by this
office. Applications from general contrac-
tors interested in bidding on this work.
Tor not 20 exceed one set OF dra1iftys ana
specifications. should he hled promptly
with this office and the bidding material
will be forwarded as soon AS available.
Drawings and specifications are for the
project complete ana Kidding material viii
be released only 70 established building
contractors. Bids on this project will he
opened by the Public Building Adminis'ra-
ion IN the date named IN the speci6catioo.
which will he about 81 DAYS after me
Kidding material ~ svailshle for disttibu.
tion W y Reynolds. Commlsslonsr e
Pubs Buildings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26

The rs'r5it Residual office OF The
Wsr Production Board announced today
the following pript.'its actions
MOO Schedule ~ DDT Estab-
isnss aiio,A'lon control as APP A mater
fsf effettIfe 7-t.if transferred from
n -Htu as amended 6-t5. 90
M-ftU amended Miscellaneous Chem
reals Removes DOT from jurisdiction
o. ne crsef transferred 10 M-3OO sched-
ule - s-it-4t
Pie. OH amended Brings opera
Tors uf private cat lines under the direc-
a-
Pr Rsr : ur 2 Transfer OF title in
rrss,lr- rafrt orders
CNp regulation . Int 2 Effect OF
.~...-.-i--r 49, consumption rate Of permitted
lrsr. rrIas
1850 Direction : pouponenert ~ the
aap faf ARMY and Navy orders
E- Direction : Ratings for
tra t.rnef-
atErr details contact NPb 1ilO
.t..f.f.'. Avenue FhHrr TE t'0u
---ln,sst in tnNaston RuS Bnpd----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Capper Sees
7 Main Issues
Nv ARTHUR NPPER
L. =. senator from Kansas
Sps.ial ~ TaI DETROIT inns

CHICAGO June IS The 1914
national political campaign upgued
formally today with the meeting
NJ iifC FtFUrTTT-T TT T7-17f rnII-
NCnton
Interest IN Che national cam.
rscn> and elections tins year ma.
turaliy VIII hc oNcrshadoVcd by
INVASION nav, IRON Europc and
Ney prrbahiA also war develop
mont, or the Pacific front
Compared 20 what our 1000
Olo OF 30 young meh and women
are daring and doing on the oceans
and over he seas. what we can do
70 win the military victory seems
ptifuily meaeer,
We can buy bonds We can stay
on our iobS and see that the farms.
fICfnTlCS and Transportation and
marketing systems function and
mesh 10 supply the needs Of our
fighting fl7ai4i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Livestock Market

CHICAGO. Junr 20 dNSi HOGS y -
900. steady Top Sl3 ~ bulls ~ - ~
~ e.. hesvies kii25o - - mediums.
Si3 10; lights Si22ltt ~ % light lights
Sll - ne IS, packing s0Vs $40 90 l0 ep.
PIGS ssh 10 So
CATTLE-lS 500. Neafy. Calves 500
steady Beef steers choice SIS %.
medium Sli1l6. warnings &i3ul1.
Butchers- heifers. ST. ~ rs IS COWS. 81 30
y . 30 bulls SO - calves 81 rs
feeders. SlIG1f siocKers. steers 500
Is - cows and heifers S9112 -
SHEEP - 600 steady Choice lambs
Slj1i 1880; common Si3"1f year.nls.
1914 ewes, 81 so 30. feeder lAmhA-
SliHli.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
New York Hits
Vitdmin Sale

NEW YORK. June o6 -The sale
of vitamin pills by department
stores and other retail shops in
New York State has been ordered
suspended by State Atty. Gen.
Nathan l.. Goldstein.
Goldstein ruled that if the Wit
amin preparations are listed in the
L S. Pharmacopoeia. as most OF
them are. their sale must be
restricted TO registered pharma-
cists and druggists.
A court test of the ruling is
expected
-Sodlers Buy War Bonds 1o0---
Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Car LOadinSS
Tn i'm Canada

OTTAWA. June 20 Carloadings
OF Canadian railroads during the
week ended June II totaled H.
999 cars, against 1861 in the
previous week. and 6S. 46S for the
like week last year, according to
the Dominion Bureau of Statistics,
LoadingS for the year. TO June
II, totaled l.654,S5 against L.
5lS.374 in the like 1913 period.
-SoIdiers Buy War Bonds Io,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Free Tobacco
Axton Fisher Follows
Whisky Firms Fad

LOUISVILLE. KY June %
The fad of turning over products
70 stockholders. instituted by the
whisky companies. took new
twist here when the Axton Fisher
Tobacco Co. offered 10 give Class
B stockholders 65 pounds of f1ue-
cured leaf tobacco. 30 pounds of
flue-cured strip tobacco and 46
pounds OF hurley leaf per share,
all in the form Of warehouse
receipts.
The notice said the proposed
distribution is a partial diStrlbu-
ton of the assets 20 Class y
holders. largely the Transamcrica
Corp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-26
Chicago Steel
Schedule Down

CHICAGO, June 26 - Chicago
steel production Is scheduled TO
start this week at 9S.5 per cent.
This compares with 1908 per cent
for the week ended June "a, and
500 per cent for the corresponding
week last year.
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