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the "Pasadena pattern 22x44 inches, in rose, blue,
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Allow four weeks for delivery.
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Cookbook
BY the Principal Of
Miss Farmers School
Of Cookery, Inc.

What shall I plan for dinner
tonight' You'll find the an
SWerS TO your menu, market
ing and cooking problems be-
tween the covers Of this help
ful volume. 1t features day-by-
day meal planning keyed to
wartime requirements. S2.49.
Mez1aniHe-Farmer--SectioH {
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TMentieth Cenfnry Clnh III

meet Thursday ~ l2.l5 p m
70 hcsf z book review by Mrs.
r p Clancy Mrs George NJ
Read viii hc chairman and
Mrs Ebcr Vs. Yos' and Mrs
EStclle Bunting VIII be the
hoSteSScS
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cSS Wednesday Al -n--.nl--loL.
members Of the North End
group Of Kappa Alpha Theta.
3 Clubs
Northwestern Welfare Club
w4ll observe rs Both annIver-
Sary ~ a potluck dinner Tues
day a. $50 p m IN The home OF
m y--tTI- MI -yJrIatd, y 4ck>-
burg avenue Mrs Charlie $
WcGcner Will assist
Members Of the Mothers Club
~ me Hannah YMCA will IN
Xlte their husbands "a their
n1ccttnr Monday A. 77..535d p. M.
10 hear Or T. Paul Hickey
speak on "Thc College Boy
Columbus W0manS Club viii
meet Friday ~ ESQ p. rr IN
GelHfnbtfv School 70 near a talk
on Child Guidance Dunn Z
Wartime by DR. Harry Baker.
The IS2d Field Artillery
Mothers Club viii hold lunch
con card party Tuesday a.
l. 30 ?. m. IN the Women $
Guild in John r. street.
Twentieth Century Club viii
meet Thursday A l2.l5 ?. M
70 hear book review by Mrs.
r ?. Clancy. Mrs. George NJ
Read viii bc chairman and
Mrs Ebcr Vs. Yos' and Mrs
Estclle Bunting VIII be the
hoSteSScS
Junior Ladies OF Charity will
s. VincentS OrphanaCc A mu-
sIcai program will follow.
Detroit New Century Club
VIII hold IT'S annual meeting
Monday At 130 p m in the
auditorium az lngleSIde Club
RoSedale Park Woman's Club
viii meet Wednesday 10 hear
Dean r. Smith speak on The
Burma Story Mr.. Smith spent
20 wears IN Burma. having cS-
capped with the British army
after the Japanese invasion
there
Detroit Mcdicata Assistants
Society VIII meet Tuesday m
Eaton Tower 70 hear a talk by
Miss Elinor FiClock Of the Pet
Milk Co.
Chapter 4 n Of PEO Sister
hood viii meet Wednesday At
L. 30 p an At the home Of Mrs
Paul kilborn IN Chesterfield
avenue.
Hamilton Community Club
Will meet Wednesday At 40
%. m m the auditorium of the
Alexander Hamilton School 10
hear Judge d. j Healy Of the
Wayne County juvenile court
speak on Juvenile Guidance
RosedaIe Progressive Clubs
garden division meeting viii be
held Saturday at $50 p. m. at
which tire there wit bc a round
table discussion on gardening.
Mrs r. r. Deremer of Archdale
avenue VIII be hostess and Will
be assisted by Mrs w. c. Dixey
and Mrs Nv Holmes.
Detroit RcView club will meet
Nonday i'm the auditorium OF The
Womcu.S City Club for election
Of officers. Mrs. Ralph 3.
Beebe will give book review.
Northeastern Noman's Club
will mect Monday Al 100 p. m.
at 81. Marks Church following
the board meeting Harriet :.
Fuomcy WIN present a musical
program, anti co-hOSteSScS Will
be Mrs 4, W SowdcrS and Mr..
+ l.. Thomson
Detroit Coterie Cluh will
meet Wednesday noon AZ the
home of Mrs. I. ! DUR IN
Wildemere avenue. Mrs A. +,
PFeseer win assist the h0Stcssg
and Mrs Henry WedutteS will
give a book review
Detroit Homemakcrs Club will
meet Friday at 1890 p m. al
the Federation Club House Miss
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Detroit New Century Club
VIII hold us annual meeting
Monday Al 1.30 p m In the
auditorium Of lngleSIde Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

Detroit Coterie Cluh will
meet Wednesday noon az the
home of Mrs. +. ! Durr in
Wildemere avenue. Mrs A. +,
Preseer win assist the hOStcsSg
and Mrs. Henry WedutteS will
give a book review.
Detroit Homemakcrs Club will
meet Friday at 1890 p. m. al
the Federation Club House Miss
Elva Stebhins has arranged a
program Of Irish songs.
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CARDS FOR EASTER

You'll find comprehensive selection all
ready for your inspection and selection on
Hudson's First Floor Gay greetings in the
traditional motifs, attractive religious cards
with Easter messages, cards for servicemen.
Many new and unusual designs. SC to soc.
Hndson's-Firn Observation-Disclosures e
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The I82d Fiefd Artillery

Mothers Club viii hold a lunch
con card party Tuesday At
l. 30 y m IN the Women
Guild in John r. street
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Members Of the Mothers club

of The Hannah YMCA will in
Nlte their husbands 10 their
ntrcttr1g Monday ~ 77-535tJ p. M.
TO hear Or T. Paul Hickey
speak on THE College Boy
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s. NincentS OrphdnaCc A mu-
slCai program will follow.
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Club,

Northwestern Welfare Club
will observe rs Both annIVer-
Sary ~ a potluck dinner Tues
day az $50 p m m The home OF
\ II e. tt .t--TtI ,5T115EId " TCRS-
burg avenue Mrs { harles
WcGcnel Will assist
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Columhus Woman'> club win

meet Friday ~ ESQ p, IN
GeiHnabuv School 70 near talk
on Child Guidance Dunn
Wartime by DR. Harry Baker.
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Hat TER and
. q Fact or two

The Union Jack was so called
because it was a union of the
emblems Of Great Britain and
Ireland. A jack is a small flag
used as a signal, hoisted on q
jack staff at the bow of a vessel
The name Bread and Cheese
Folk" was applied to members Of
an insurgent party in Harlem.
The Netherlands. in 1892. The
group held temporary possession
Of the city.
The FIRST house Illuminated by
gas was the home Of William
Murdock in Redruth. England.
A CANADIAN child fell off a
mountain top and suffered but
slight injuries despite fall Of
rs feet. This does not, however,
mean the parachute is obsolete
/!
An absent minded man in
pre-fabricated house. thinks Ia
dok Dunkoph might take down
the walls and leave up the
screens.
I
The Allies have captured a
German lo-Yeur-oId in soldiers
uniform. His commanding officer
probably THINKS he's playing
hockey.
4!
Instead of "a" cards, Grand
pappy Jenkins thinks some of
the drivers these days must have
"I" cards-Judging by the man.
ner in which they burn up the
highway.
Paradox: A man spends a Tot
of money to build an uItra-mod-
ern house-and then fills il with
antiques.
With The possins Of Halloween
Junior once asoin develops an
onfipoihY toward soop in any
form.
I I
The feature we miss most
after the football season is over
is all those news photos Of beau
teous drum majorettes.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31

Macarthur knows that In Sep
tember 1923 the Uss Merritt was
sent from Manila with Red Cross
goods 10 aid the Japanese suffer.
efs in the earthquake which de-
stroyed Yokohama and much OF
Tokyo.
In February 1912 life boats and
life belts from the Merritt came
upon the beach at Bataan part OF
Japan's invasion equipment
These incidents should be known
by high churchmen and dlplomts
who would have Americans believe
that the Emperor OF Japan Is not a
warlike person and that "he can
stop the war any time he desires"
as one Bishop has asserted.
The Emperor does not halt tho
acts OF his military leaders. Hiro-
hito and his brother. Chichibu, ap-
proved all military plans OF Terau.
chi, Homma and the late Admiral
Yamamoto. Imperial headquarters
have regularly recognized and pro-
NOTED war lords, irrespective OF
the methods used TO attain Japans
formula OF invasion.
The foregoing facts are for the
special attention OF Bishop Henry
ST. George Tucker Of Virginia, and
Senator Ebert d. Thomas OF Utah.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31
SideIights on The News

died by Homma who was specially
appointed through Imperial favor
because he had been personal aide
to Prince Chichibu, brother OF the
Emperor.
knew Gen. Homma In Tientsin
when his military outfit was max
ing huge sums in the opium mar.
ket. The militarists had learned
TO use opium as a means TO finance
military campaigns and TO drug the
people OF occupied areas. Terauchi
knew Of barbarism and torture by
the Nazis in Poland. His own COM
mand added narcotics to the list OF
agonizing weapons OF aggression.
Homma, in the Philippines, was
cognizant OF the ruthless brutality
on Americans and Filipinos, He.
when the American prisoners were
under-nourished, and many sick
from eating picked tishheads,
horse meat and dirty rice Cruel
with blue flies. ordered that the
captives do more manual labor.
Count Gen. Terauchi was com
pleting the conquest OF the Dutch
East Indies and Burma.
Gen. Homma, living In General
MacArthur's suite at the Manila
Hotel, approved the execution Of
an estimated 10000 Filipino so.
diers who had been fighting with
the Americans. They delayed the
Japanese consolidation OF the Phil
ippines by five months. Homma
sponsored the now famous death
march from Manila to Camp O'Don
nell in the Tarlac Province.
Back in the Philippines. the
full story must come from native
OF Tarlac, Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Ro'
mulo who landed with Macarthur
at Leyte. Homma also allowed his
soldiers to tie Filipinos TO tele-
phone and electric poles In Man
ila's streets.
Homma himself spat in the faces
OF American officers.
In recognition OF military sue
cesses, and disregard!ng the failure
OF Terauchi and Homma to honor
treaties respecting the treatment Of
prisoners, the Emperors OF Japan
made Terauchi a Field Marshal.
and Homma the Commander in
Chief in the Philippines.
Third member OF this Imperial
expansionist group was Admiral
Isoroku Yamamoto. who used Am
erican relief supplies for the Japan.
ese Navy and the 18th Divisions
assault on Bataan and Corregidor.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31
By ERNEST FOSTER


1t takes a woman longer TO pre-
pare TO play the part OF a Wac than
to get flcunced up for the fanciest
glamour role in the business.
Take hair, for instance" Lana
Turner pointed out. For glamour
roles it can be brushed out loosely
into a chignon at the back Of the
neck.
Not for the Wacs. Not even a
strand OF hair may touch the col.
lar. Whipping it up in this fashion
takes a bit OF doing, and anchoring
1t TO prevent slipping is really
something"
Miss Turner, along with Laraine
Day and Susan Peters, has been
strictly complying with all Army
regulations in matter OF clothes and
grooming for their parts in a new
Neutrality-suspicious. film based
on life in the Women's Army Corps.
And they must be at work an
hour earlier than ever before, all in
the interest OF Uncle Sam and his
khaki.clad daughters.
Laraine Days victory bob makes
the business Of a coiffure less OF
problem, but she finds the regula.
ton OF a four.in.hand tie an exas-
perating stumbling block 10 speed.
Il have 10 allow myself an extra
half hour for that alone" she said.
when it's finally tied, some other
part of the uniform has decided TO
part company
And shoes chimed in Miss
Peters. "Shined like a mirror. And
all the insignas on straight. and
not wrinkle in the skirt. Whew!"
All the girls wear strictly GI
wardrobes throughout the film.
They've seldom had a wardrobe
with more individual pieces.
They wear no jewelry except
wedding and engagement rings and
wrist watches. Their makeup must
look strictly natural at all times.
The heels OF their shoes must not
exceed "a inches. And no naii
polish.
IF you've had your nails done the
evening before 10 go 10 a dinner
party Miss Peters said he alarm
must 90 off earlier the morn
ing so you can get the off be.
fore reporting for work.
Just about the final word In So
phlsticated striptease. Ann Miller's
performance is a far cry from the
honky.tonk didoes OF a Fatima or
Little Egypt.
Except by Inference. In fact, It's
no striptease at all that she does IN
Columbia's musical comedy, "Eadle
was a Lady" in which she plays
the dual role OF a demure college
coed and burlesque cuties.
IT'S a Salvador Dali version Of
Mae West" Miss Miller explained.
and choreographers have spent
many weeks helping her 10 perfect
her routine.
She does hike up her dress a frac
ton. She even kicks off shoe. But
that's where the strip, from a phys
ical standpoint. comes to a halt.
The rest Of the act Is there, II
you can see II.
"It's the kind OF a performance
the beef trust gals in Billy Wat.
sons shows would not quite have
understood because II doesn't have
a single grind or bump" Miss Nil.
Ter said.
But IL does have a few gyratlons
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31
By JAMES R. YOUNG

Two historically famous military
personalities are battling for the
MISUNDERSTANDING and Ter.
auchi.
Forty years ago in Manchuria
| Japanese forces OF Field Marshal
Masatake Terauchi were fighting
the Russians. Field observers with
the Japs we're young Douglas Mac
Arthur, son OF General Arthur Mac
Arthur, and Captain John ]. Per-
shing, at that time L. S. Military
attache TO Tokyo.
In the Philippines today General
Douglas Macarthur is facing Field
Marshal Count Juichi Terauchi, son
OF the Japanese Samurai warlord
OF Manchuria. II is probable that
the present Field Marshal, now 65,
was with his father in Manchuria
in the same headquarters with Mac
Arthur and Pershing.
Terauchi, German speaking and
Prussian trained officer, has six
divisions OF approximately 100000
men in the Philippines.
Chief OF staff is General Masaha-
ru Homma, in the Philippines since
December l941.
Terauchi went TO Germany in
1889, heading a secret Japanese
military mission, attended the col
orful Nuremburg Nazi conclave and
was with Hitler for the Polish In
vasion. was in Japan when Ter.
auchi returned. General Senjuro
Hayashi OF the Terauchi clan, had
already put Japan on a semi.war-
time basis. A status OF full belliger-
ency took effect January 1910. Most
officers OF the Terauchi staff were
sent to Manchurla for special train
ing. l did not pick up their trail
again until 1941s
In Germany Terauchrs officers
studied, and later put in practice
paratroop and blitzkrieg operations,
the former in China for the first
time in 194l. In Malaga, on the
road TO Singapore, the Japs blitzed
their way through the jungles with
small tanks. They moved so rapid
ly the natives, who were unfamiliar
with any gun excepting pea
shooter to hunt rabbits, hardly
knew what had rumbled by.
Terauchi's staff learned the value
of dive bombing in the Polish cam.
paign. Similar tactics won for him
all the British air bases in Malaga
In a single blow.
The Philippine assault was han.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31
THEY SAY

Clarksburg, W. Va: President
Roosevelt: 81 think that all OF US
look at our lives in terms OF our.
selves. And yet your children,
your....grandchildren. your great.
grandchildren, some OF them, will
be living right around here, where
the population is today-perhaps in
the old house. perhaps in better,
new house. And more and more
we Christians are going TO think
about those grandchildren and
great-grandchildren."
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31
TodaY's Horoscone

II you are celebrating a birth
day today, you are kind and low
ing, sympathetic and quite sensi-
tive You are popular and a COM
Portable person to have around.
Although you are retiring and un-
assuming. you have good judg-
ment. once you make up your
mind. You have many friends. A
busy, important and exceptionally
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31
Patrolman Minus
Ear Three Hours

Maplewood. n. j., Oct. Sins
Patrolman Herman Schmidt had
his left ear back again Monday. az
ter being minus that appendage for
three hours following a tussle with
three unidentified men who attack
ed him while he was on his rounds.
The three escaped In an auto
after one bit off Schmidt's ear.
Three hours after Schmidt had lost
their trail, a searchlight squad ct
the scene of the battle found his
ear. which was sewed back on
again.
No trace was found, however, OF
the policeman's badge, gun, or sew
eral missing teeth.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31
One-Minute Test

1. Who were the two American
generals named Jackson, and
what were their nicknames?
2. Who was the governor Of
Texas who was adopted by the
Cherokee Indians as a boy, and
called The Raven?
3. Which are the only two Of
the 13 original states that have
Indian names?
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31
suLFA AIDS PSORIASIS
AND SKIN DISEASES

How PSORIASAL, a sulfanila.
mide compound in liquid form.
benefits Psoriasis. skin and
scalp disorders. write for Free
booklet today, Nu-Basic Pro-
duct Co, Dept. M.35, Royal Oak,
Michigan.-ady.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31

way OF doing It. We want taxes
reduced so that people will be able
to work more for themselves and
less for their government"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31
Hints on Etiquette

II you are dining out formally
and wear long gloves. remove
them entirely while eating. It is
not enough to turn them back at
the wrists.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31

good year lies ahead Of you, the
more so II rash conduct in love
and friendships is avoided. Con-
centrate on business expansion.
Born on this date a child should
early be taught the folly Of ex-
cessive pleasure and uncontrolled
emotions. With these proHsos, q
successful career Is indicated
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31
STAGE and SCREEN

all its own, directed entirely at the
imagination. The strip is only as
good as the observer imaglnes it
10 be-"
Burlesque roles are not entirely
foreign to Ann. When she appeared
in George Whites Scandals" four
years ago she did a dance so dar-
ing that 1t was banned in Boston.
And she has soft spot in acr
heart for burlesque. which she re.
CARDS as the cradle OF musical com
edy.
Ann has been featured as a dane
er in almost all her pictures, but
her current assignment combines
dancing with singing. She sings
"Eadie Was a Lady with a gusto
that rivals that OF Ethel Norman,
who introduced the number.
L. s. Navy Flagship of the Phil
ippines: Adm. William F. Halsey:
The American Navy now rules
the Western Pacific from the north
7ole as far south as you want to
20"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31
Half Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
Two past OF Phonex Lodge number 13 A NJ
elected TO office in the Masonic Masters Association OF
Washtenaw meeting Chelsea Richard
elected and G. E. Banks Mr. Banks
also the committee for the Labor picnic
made Miss Hubbell
daughter Of Beanek Droip formerly
Of this city The marriage place pa-son-
Oct ls
Marrage Miss Alice al the L heran
parsonage. Hugo Fenker offcated.
Lewis Kline Washington Ia brother OF Mrs Th kla
Weinmann IN Washington.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31

Flint, Mich: Gov. John W. Brick.
er OF Ohio, COP candidate for Vice
President. Postwar taxes can be
reduced only by cutting the cost
of government. There Is no magic
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-31
Words of Wisdom

The labor Of the body relieves
us from the fatigues Of the mind !;
and this 1t is which forms the
happiness Of the poor.-Rochetou-
cauld.