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spring clothes that BRESLAU has
assembled for you. Brilliant prints.
White frosted navy and black
sheers. Suits-tailored and softer
types. And spring coats galore.
Sizes for Juniors and misses. Stop
in tomorrow and ask for Susan
Joy'-or phone her first at MA.
1868. GIT 18th ST. NV.
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" COT ANY SILVER ON
YOU?" You will have
after you see the shipment OF
exquisite handwrought silver
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come famous in
Washington for
S A K S FIFTH
AVENUE a n d
O er W ELL
known "discon-
tinued'' shoes
price d at a
fraction of their
regular value.
They also are
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Navy sheers with
touches Of white.
And chic tailored
suits with dress
m a er details.
You'll find them
all at MOLIIE
zEICHNER, whose
wonderful little
studio dress shop
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slbIlcu Will iCSS
fabrics and mar
row skirts. Really,
it isn't necessary
to ever have an
out = of-proportion
figure when you
have the EMILE
HEALTH CLUB
at your disposal.
They can recon-
tour your figure to
perfect ropor-
tons, regardless
Evening star., 1944-01-30
annual Bean Subber

The annual bean supper and dance
Of the Massachusetts, Society Of
Washington will be given Tuesday
evening, February 8, at 7 o'clock in
Pierce Hall, ut Harvard and Fiji
teenth streets.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

\ A. Z
folks who lunch
and dine there
are its best ad-
vertising agents.
T h y spread
the good news
e v e r y W here.
There's really
nothing ljke
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Tor lnWeaVlng
and reweav-
ing. The skill
ed W e a v e r S
can complete
ly eradicate
m 9th holes,
cigaret burns.
and snags in
silks, woolens
and fine lin
Evening star., 1944-01-30

Just rinse or touch-up will give
it the cleaning, lustrous look OF
youth. Whatever your hair-color
problem. HEADS Color Clinic"
expert will determine it and =
ROUX hair coloring will correct
it. And, naturally. they also fol-
low ROUX'S Caution: Use only
as directed on label" 1923 CONN.
AVE. Phone DE. 5sll. Bethesda
shop: 724s Wisconsin Ave-, Phone
OIL. 1915.
Evening star., 1944-01-30
THE
RUSTIE
OF
SPRING
IS IN
THE AIR
1t moy be bIustery
and cold today,
but spring cont
be far off.

These coming weeks ore the
ones during which you should
DO your wordrobs pIonnins with
greet core and skill.
II you ore one Of the cog
noseenti. you will choose your
spring things now-to wear
under your fur coat at the
moment-ond for wear Ioter On
in the spring.
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art m e n t at l..
FRANK COMPANY.
It's filled with the
most glorious collec-
ton of new spring
blouses you've ever
seen. Tailore e d
shirts an d frilly
blouses for your
basic avy suits.
Piuues, cottons and
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STEL0S

ems. So take in that useless coat,
suit or dress-and give new life to
your wardrobe. 613 18th ST. NV.
g Il EEPING UP APPEAR
ANCES"-and keep
ing up expenses are seldom done
by the same keepers-unless they
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shop Is the
tonic that
Susan Joy
recommends.
Choose one,
with her as
s / st q nee,
from tn e
timely and
colorful COL
lection OF
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d" ALL FIGURES WERE
NOT REATED
EQUAL" That's why the SPEN-
GER SUPPORT SHOP is such q
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JcWcNy dt
the CABIN
H A N d.
CRAFTERS.
T h e y v e
also received
a timely COL
l e c t ion of
, -
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tllC &AOASC
that Jack
built" Just
drive out
to the cor
n e r o I
g I e b e
Road and
N o r t h
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lie c t ion of Cabm 5lnrdiern34a,'
gr Getting
cards for all occasions. Visit this
enchanting little shop-filled to
overfowing with made-in-
handicrafts. 1902 L ST. NV. DI.
1922.
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" pUT YOUR BEST FOOT
FORWARD" and
wear shoes from ROSS SATURN.
This wonderful shoe shop has be-
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4ry,mQ ke Ewn A
~ ''A 4+Qe~s ~

IS pRoMPT RELIEF FOR
THE TEDIUM OF
WINTER!" A new spring ward
robe from bBRESLAU, the friendly
Evening star., 1944-01-30

Of where your f1eshy parts may be.
Individually planned courses in
clude Swedish massage, Turkish
baths, lessons in posture and
rhythmic exercise. sun lamp treat
ments, or whatsoever. Courses
start at $18. Colonic irrigations
given by graduate registered
nurse. THE EMILE HEALTH
CLUB is located at 1921 CONN,
AVE. Phone DI. 3616.
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the delicious platters of your fav-
orite seafoods prepared on order.
You'll enjoy them at luncheon, at
dinner, at late supper. Located
right downtown-close to shops
and theaters. Ask the headwaiter
to sit you at the Captains Table,
or in the Ships Cabin, or in any
of the other Marine Dining Rooms.
Two restaurants in one block: 1921
and 1907 e ST. NV.
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popular for very chic non-rationed
shoes of the better variety. Early
spring models are arriving daily
in black, blue and brown gabar-
dine. The sturdy soles have ex-
cellent wearing qualities. So save
your coupon for special shoes
and wear these coupon-free num-
bers for every day. ROSS-SATURN
is open daily from 8 to 7. Thurs
days from 9 to 9. Located half
block below Dupont Crcle-at 1929
CONN. AVE.
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rayon crepes. Priced from 81 10
$685. Stop in tomorrow. Located
on the corner where p ST. meets
18th.
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send some
o n e t o
THE TOP
RO UNDER
for several of
their Pick
Up P a c k
areS" to
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Washington Boulevard, in Arling-
ton, Virginia. Two mammoth cut
out figures depicting the lean Jack
Spratt and His Fat Wife preside
at the entrance of the free parking
space. The atmosphere is delight
full. The food is delicious. And
every one in the family from the
baby to grandad will enjoy going
there. Complete dinners are from
85c to SIPS. They're open from
II am. to II pm. daily tbut are
closed all day Monday. For reser-
vations: Call OK. 1886.
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n a p p e n to
k e p posted
on fashion,
and well in
advance, too.
One way is to
a t t e n d the
F A S 10 N
SHOW a n d
LU N CHEON
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serve your guest< Each package is
only soc and includes a sizzling
hamburger on a toasted bun; a
slice Of chocolate cake, and tossed
green salad in an individual paper
cup with wooden spoon. It's
picnic-fare but so delicious,
they'll all be delighted THE TOP
FOUNDER specializes in thick
meaty grilled hamburgers and
is presided over by those three
smart girls: Ray Ricard. Marjorie
Booth and Jane Armstrong. Home
made vegetable soup is still an
other speciality. And fresh-fresh
eggs are, too. Open from IL am. to
2 am.-so drop in any time of the
day or evening. Located just west
Of Conn. Ave.-at 1875 L STREET
NV. Phone Ex. 0279.
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" 7 IVES THERE A WOMAN
who does not know THE
STELOS COMPANY?" This down.
town service shop is headquarters
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SPENCER

rides up" and is guaranteed to
keep its shape until worn out A
Spencer launders like lingerie
with no rusting or breaking Of
stays. A Spencer. through correct
support, eliminates bulges in your
clothes. A booklet entitled Every
Woman's Problem" will be mailed
to you free by calling NATIONAL
2870. Or stop in at 1000 Conn.
Ave. (2nd floor. Entrance and
elevator, It'll K ST. NV.
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day at l pm. in the PAIL MALL
ROOM Of the Hotel Raleigh. You'll
delight in the good food, the beau
tiful fashions. the lovely manne-
quins, the smooth music. For
reservations: Call Mr.. Arthur
MA. $50.
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" A ND THAT REMINDS
ME-" If you enjoy
delicious mouth watering seafoods
go to O'DONNELL'S SEA
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{" WHEN FR1E IN pLY
'' w KNUCKLES COME
tap, tap, tapping at your door -
and you haven't thing in the
house to eat
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" SOLOMON WAS WRONG"
when he said There's
nothing new under the SUM" He
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Is nIIeO 70 OVER
flowing with SAMPLE clothes
from New York Manufacturers
priced at savings because Of Mrs.
Zeichner's lower overhead expenses.
2519 14th ST. CO. 1855.
4" Have YOU COLOR
Let the ROUX Color Clinic" at
HEADS OF CONNECTICUT
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/" YOUR FIRST STEP
AWAY FROM WIN
TER" Prints-for q gay depar-
ture from winters sombre colors.
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" OBEY YOUR IMPULSES
and enjoy your
luncheon and dinner out at JACK
SPRATTS better known as
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" Re SLENDER" For
spring is 50 near
and a sylph-like figure is so i'm
portant now that clothes are de-
Evening star., 1944-01-30

blessing to SO many
women. An individ-
ually designed Spen-
Gel corset or bra will
Danish fatigue, back
ache and nervous
tension. 1t will Gre
ate better health
greater energy. 1t
will give you good
posture with perfect
comfort II never
Evening star., 1944-05-26
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
SCARLET TANAGER NEST
(Pirnnod erUthromeI1s).

Toward the end of May the
scarlet tanager mother is fitting
about, searching for a nursery site.
She builds her nest in almost any
kind of tree and in almost any
sort of place. She is not hard to
please.
One finds the nests in orchards,
along roads, on the edge Of woods
or deep fl them and in a home
placed for their convenience. Usually
the nest will be about IS feet from
the ground.
Madam Tanager is not a careful
or ornamental builder. Her efforts
result in rather flimsy structure
of fire roots, tendrils, small straws
and sticks. These are woven loosely
together on a horizontal branch or,
occasionally, in a crotch.
There is usually a clutch of three
eggs sof clear, greenish- blue, finely
spotted at the larger end with
chestnut-brown and purple. The
incubation lasts 13 days. Sx.7
THnagers are found in temperate
North America southwark through
Mexico and Central America and
tropical South America to Argen-
tina, Bolivia and Peru. It is be-
lieved that the name "Tanager" Is
Of Brazilian origin.
Usually the adult males are more
or less red, some completely SO, with
or without black tails and wings.
Sometimes the wings are marked
with yellow, white or reddish bands.
The females wear olive-green, in
stead Of the red, and yellowish be-
meath; the wing decorations are the
same as on the males.
The scarlet tanager is a wide
ranger in the Eastern United States
and more southern British prov
inces, north to New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, Northern Ontario, Manitoba.
The courtship days, as we'll as the
days OF rearing the young, are spent
southward as far as Virginia, Ken
lucky and Missouri.
Evening star., 1944-05-26

WMAl, 9:30-Bernis cummins Orchestra.
VOL. to:o0-BIow.by.blow description Of
the t2Tound heavyweight bout between Joe
Baksi and Ice SayoId al Madison Square Garden.
W0p. i0:30-Eddis Cantor and company
iaks over Stage Door csnisen."
WN, ii:30-eorpl. Hardy" by R. E. Daniel
son; = Civil War veteran passes on 10 a small
boy his purpose In living.
Evening star., 1944-05-26
ON The AIR TODAY.

WRc, 6:t5-John D. Rockefeller speaks for
United Negro College Fund. Canada Lee and
Jose Fener guests.
WMAL, 7:00-"The Case Of The Wrong Leg
Murder" murder Of cripple.
WRc,, 7:30-"l Long Ago and Far Away"
6eshwin's Midnight Bells and q Romberg
medley highlight. "Sirlngims." Fred Baldwin
and the WRc Orchestra.
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Ldst-mtnute changes n
radio programs sonts-
times reach The Star too
Evening star., 1944-05-26
On Decoration Doy

Complete outfit for indoor use in
eIudes 2y by IS" bunting
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MoP. 8:0o-"A Highland Fling with Ralph
Forbes and Margaret Curtis; modern character.
ies and anslsnt ghosts.
WRc. s:3o-6sorgs Burns and 6rssis Allen.
guests. i
WINK, 9:05-Nhumann's "conesto In Al
Minor with hWa He's, piano soloit, and
MouSsorqskys Boris Goudonoff."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
Ii. Comdr. Roberts

WILBUR ROBERTS. 1.-The
much decorated flying son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar r. Roberts
OF Monterey avenue. has re-
Gently been made a lieutenant
commander.
He is living temporarily in
Atlantic City,. with his pretty
wife.
Mrs. Frederick Joseph Madel
! ....of Oxford road. will de-
part soon for Staten Island. -.
10 visit her sisters. Mrs.
Herbert Reese. and Mrs. s.
From there she will visit
briefly in Philadelphia. land
then go to Norman, Okla. !.
TO visit her son-in-law and
daughter, II. and Mrs. Adolph
Luther Peterson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
Capt. DrysdaIe
Visits Mother

MOTHERS DAY was an
especially happy one This year
for Mrs. George A. Drysdale of
Farrand Park for her son, Capt.
Taylor Drysdale. made a sur
prise visit here this week from
the European theater Of opera
tons.
Capt. Drysdale, who is with
the air technical section OF the
u. s, Strategic Air Force, has
been. sent back 10 America in
charge OF a special technical
commission. lie was accom-
panied here by Kenneth TIM
pleby. a member of the British
~ Stry of Aircraft Produc-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
Coli Club Dance

WARTIME SIMPLICITY
marked Detroit Golf Clubs de-
lightful spring opening dinner
dance Saturday evening.
Spring flowers from the club
gardens decked the tables.
and every one wore informal
clothes. 49,.
DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Husband
were hosts TO the largest
party of the evening. .. having
invited rs guests. Ito JOIN
them.
Others who reserved tables
for themselves and their
guests. were Mr.. and Mrs,
Paul Young. -. Mr. and Mrs.
w. c.. Walters. Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. kelly.
DIR. and Mrs. a. f. Gather
wood. Mr. and Mrs. Harry A.
Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Luke Hoffman. DIR. w. A.
Potter. >. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
w. Ryan,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormand Vessels
Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
Tomkinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles u. Harvey. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Guse. E. Mr. and
Mrs. Friend ]. Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, ID. LeBel. -.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. George 7.
Hartley. Mr.. and Mrs. T. +.
Barber. Mrs. T. VI. Stephens
-. Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Bush.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Walsh
Mr.. and Mrs, Victor Olsen
Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
O'Hara. -. and DR.. and Mrs.
r. 3. Wight....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
Be auty Steps

KEEP FIT and look well.
Mind your food, that's impor-
tant. With less meat on the
daily bill OF fare. you must eat
more cereals to provide protein.
BE reasonable, don't be finicky,
cat what is good for you.
Get out of doors every day Of
your life, even If you must leave
a pile of dishes IN the sink.
Battle daily. Breathe deeply.
BaSk in sunlight. Get your nine
full hours of sleep, willy-nilly.
Control your nervous system.
Keep cheerful. Gloom pays no
dividends, digs in the wrinkles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
Ms~s p, meAsm Wemsn
IN May ia d>...>. Win
with

THE COUNTRY CLUB lis here again. land next
Saturday will larger organizations. putting
their opening spring parties.
Oakland Country formal opening
party requests informal dress because
OF the
will at and there viii be enter
tanment dancing. through the evening".
Reservations been made for a very large company
Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ Burgess have reserved private
dining eight President and Mrs b. Costello will
have a private dining for 12....
Mr. and Arthur Offs will have private dining
guests. Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ Houf for TO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
Sorority to Fete
Mrs. j. {. Leslie

MRS. J. +. LESLIE will be
the guest of honor al the an
nual breakfast Of Detroit Alum
nae Chapter, Theta Sigma Phi,
at the Hotel Whittier Sunday.
Miss Helen Bower viii be
toastmistress and speakers VIII
be Miss Florence Davies, Mrs.
Laurena Pringle Fitzpatrick and
Miss Myrtle Labbitt. Newspaper
women. advertising women and
radio women will be guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
Fruit Jams,

BY PRUDENCE PENNY

PkES EKNlNG i i VI r is
almost here and we must begin
. fill those shelves depleted by
ne winters meals. Here are a
lew recipes which are simple TO
prepare. VIII make a hit with
the family, too
Strawberry Pineapple Jam
3 quarts strawberries
2 fresh pineapples
] orange
! lemon.
4 pounds sugar.
Wash and huh strawberries,
peel and cut pIneappleS fine,
add or ange sliced thin or
chopped ttiae whole efange4 and
lemon. turn sugar over all and
let stand 2 or 3 hours, then
cook up until il comes to
rolling boil. skim. lower heat
and let boil gently until thick
and done. Pour into sterilfzed
glasses and seal with paraffin.
Strawberry Preserves
, quarts berries h.ss..a.s...s.
S cups sugar.
Wash berries. hull being care
full 10 remove all small leaves.
Put berries in a large kettle.
measure sugar and sprinkle over
them and let stand an hour or
more. Heat slowly until sugar
is dissolved and boiling point IS
reached. then increase heat and
boil in full. rolling boil 10 min
utes.
Remove pan from heat. turn
berries INTO a large platter or
drip pan Cover loosely with
thin. soft cloth and Let stand
until cold When berries are
thick and cold put into steTil-
lied glasses and seal with paraf-
fin.
Rhubsrb Relish
4 pounds rhubarb
az pounds sugar
Ia pounds raisins.
Juice / lemon -
Juice and pulp 4 oranges
Minced peel , oranges.
Mix together and cook until
il Will iell.
Conserve
6 small oranges
2 lemons
4 boxes rcd currants
2 boxes red raspberries
box ralSins.
Slice oranges and lemons very
fine, skin and all. For every
cup of fruit add l cup sugar.
not counting the raisins. Cook
> until thick. cover with paraffin
after turning into Sterilized
glasses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
U. Of D. Goods
Fe+e Mothers

MOTHERS WERE guests Of
honor at a tea given by the
University of Detroit goods
Sunday afternoon in the Flor
ence Ryan Annex on the Nc
Nichols campus. Elsie Bianco
was chairman of the party.
which was sponsored by the
! Women's League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
DR.. Hannah 10 Speak
To Flint Alumni Club

FLINT, May 15-Dr. John A.
Hannah, Michigan State College
president, will be the guest
speaker at the Flint Alumni Club
Wednesday night at the. Miner
Hotel.
Glen Q. Stewart. director 81
alumni relations. also will be
heard during the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
Home made Favored GeIatine Dessert
Takes 5 minAtes. Taaes 50 mneb betfer!

mold. If desired, garnish with
fresh or canned fruits.
REAL fruit flavor =. that's what
you get when you take juice from
fresh fruit Tor plump, juicy canned
fruit and add pure, plain Knox
Celatine for this easy dessert!
Real, good vitamins, too, that arti-
feially favored products do not
have! Taste the difference. See if
you'll ever go back to artiheially
favored gelatine dessert powders.
FREE write to Mrs. Charles B.
Knox, Box u S 6, Johnstown. New
York, for a copy of her new 40
page recipe book, just off the press.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
Garden
Produce
BY ISABEL FUCKER
D~irnit Times GaFaes Edrsr

THE OTHER day as ] was
standing in line in the grocery.
just as all Of us stand in line
these days. woman right be-
hind me said 10 some one behind
her. NO, I'm not going 10 have
a vegetable garden this year
and I'm not going 10 can either.
Points are off most canned
goods and there is no longer
any need for the little bit /
could grow.
That little speech made me
see red. and l couldn't possibly
print here What said to the
speaker, but IL set me thinking.
Suppose everybody feels that
way-then where will all Of us
be next year? I'm not worry
ing about my family. you under
stand because we've taken on
three lots for vegetables this
year instead of the one we had
last year, and I'm sure We won't
need to buy a thing.
Lower Points
But II that speech is typical OF
the thinking women are doing.
then they must be extremely
Short-Sighted 10 say the least
II isn't the point values or lack
of points right now that mean
anything. It's the difference
between those high values last
fall and tho low ones now that
counts.
This difference represents the
food grown IN back yards and
on vacant lots last year. With
out II, the lowering or taking of
OF points would not be possible.
You don't notice any lowering
of points on pineapple. do you?
That's something we can't grow
in our home gardens in this
climateI But corn and toma-
toes and beans are something
else again. Any one can grow
them. ard almost every victory
gardener Md-So down came the
point values.
Supply and Demand
All this means just one thing
10 you as homemakers. If yeti
don't expect TO do Your part on
the home front by growing and
canning vegetables and fruits.
then you needn't expect to have
rationing eaSed during the COM
ing winter.
Point values depend on the
supply Of any given article.
coupled with the demand. BY
growing and canning your own,
you increase supply and lower
demand. and lower point values.
More or less rationing depends
solely on your attitude toward
gardening and canning this
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15

WHAT THE wen dressed girl
VIII wear this summer is mod
elcd by pretty Mary Elizabeth
Betty Davis. former California
model and now an Air WAC
assigned 10 Michigan recruiting.
Betty shows YOU the newest
WAC uniform 49, the enlisted
girls su'rp m er suit OF beige
tropical worStcd. The trinity
tailored jacket has slit pockets
and gold buttons. Skirt is gored
for flatterlng lines.
Today marks the opening Of
sum m er uniform season for
WACS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
Move TO California
pretton sweri Pholn

Mr.. AND MRS. MARTIN
J. NEWMAN OF Rosiyn road
with their sons, Bruce and
Peter viii leave May y for the
San Fernando Valley near Los
Angeles where they will make
their home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15

And reservations have been
made for Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Harvey. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
w. Buck. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
M. Esch. :. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Allen Campbell. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ~. Dyer.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter s. Clark
-. DIR. and Mrs. John J. Calvin
DIR. and Mrs. John Pagel
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Droll.
A. B. Diedrich. :. MIR. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Wallace. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Hood. DIR. and
Mrs. c. j. Williams....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
Loehmoor Dance

LOCHM OOR COUNTRY
CLUB. :. viii open its season
Saturday evening. with a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15

dTIU W.T. >. w " I1OubII1 UT
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Xix Jones
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Sweeney. DIR. r. ~. Flate....
DR.. and Mrs. William r. John
sion. Dr.. and Mrs Z. l..
Spoehr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
Many Reservations Listed

RESERVATIONS HAVE also been made for Mr. and Mrs
Richard O. Mrs. George Walker. Mr. and
Wallace Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Bramwell
Mr. and Mrs Jack Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter s..
and Mrs. Leslie V. Brown MIR. and Mrs.
H. M Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. d. r. Trsver...
Mr. and d. ]. Hutchins. Mr.. and Mrs A a. BULL.
Mr. and Mrs r. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gargaro
Mr. and Mrs James Ford....
MIR and Mrs F.. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs Lester r Downie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15

FRUIT soWl Mold
(SeTvos 6; uses I pkg)
envelope Knox to = cup sugar
Gelatine depending on
= cup cold water sweetness
cup hot fresh fruit desired
juice Cor leftover 2 tbsp. lemon
juice from canned Juice
frWO s tsp. salt
Soften Knox Gelatine in cold
water. Add sugar, salt and hot
juice. Stir until dissolved. Add
'amon Juice. Mix thoroughly. Pour
nto a mold that has been rinsed in
cold water. Chill until firm. I'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-15
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titb' foliage 81

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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-03-02

Lionel Barrymores new musical
composition. Carnival, was intro
duced for the first time, BY Lud
GluslEin, and his orchestra, on the
Orson Welles radio show recently.