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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
OFFICER TELLS STORY

Silinglef, married ana the tdthel
OF two children, was treated fol
shotgun wounds in the head anC
arm at Harper Hospital. but later
was able TO 60 TO the prosecutor S
office where he told his dramatic
story
Il have been walking the beat
out there for nearly a year." he
said "If I had known there was
watchman in the place would
have scratched IL of my list.
For me, IL would have been Just
one less door to try.
This morning l saw a front
window open. ! have been giving
the Chalois Club special atten-
ton lately because il had been
broken into.
SAVED BY NIGHTSTICK
II started TO climb through
the window and had one leg
over, when my night stick
caught on the window frame.
believe this what saved my
life when HoWland blaZed away.
II was half inside, so
dropped to the floor behind the
bar. l crawled along the length
of the bar and in the darkness
could see the figure of a man 1
believed to be a burglar.
II raised up suddenly, then
made a dive toward him.
was about 10 strike him on the
head with my pistol when he
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
State Dept.
Admits Ndzii
Peace Eee|er

WASHINGTON, March 16
(INS)-Official sources dis
closed today that the state
d epartm ent has been in
formed of a German peace
'feeler" which was delivered
to the. British legation in
Stockholm early this month.
Washington officials said that
the German approach was made
through a prominent Swedish
and that the state
is fully aware of all
details. The same sources say
that the Nazis are feeling out the
Allies for a possible change in
their demands for an "uncondi-
tional surrender.
Washington officials said that
there is no doubt that Nazi higher
ups "are definitely behind good
many of these peace overtures."
FDR DENIES REPORT
Authoritative British circles
also confirmed today that Ger
man emissaries had made
peace approach" by way of the
British legation in Stockholm.) y
Confirmation of the German APP
proach. from Washington officials
and from London. came shortly
after President Roosevelt told a
news conference that he, person.
ally, had received no reports on
such a German move. The PreSi-
dent added that he also UNDER
stood that the British government
had said that no peace feelers had
been received.
Washington officials said that
the Germany emissary had been
informed that the demands for an
unconditional surrender" would
not be modified and the Nazi feeler
was fatty rejected.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
THE WEATHER
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun VIII sct az 7.7~r m today and
rise tomorrow 90 p 40 m
The moon wiU SET az no $50 M. today
and rise tomorrow az 10 OI m
Evening star., 1945-02-11

She thinks the Cossacks have changed:
The truth is she is listening to the performers
she has listened many times before But this time she
is listening to them through the PHILHARMONIC,
and this me for the first time, all the ringing rousing
resonance of Russia is flooding into her ROOM
Actually the singers singing any better than
formerly. She is simply listening to them through
instrument that reproduces all instead of part of their
singing! This is because the PHILHARMONIC spans the
full range of human hearing Like fine car, with
power under its hood than you will ever use, it
Evening star., 1945-02-11
The singing is different the singers are the same

has sufficient power handle with the most
dynamic passages from instrument orchestra singer
No bass-however deep, treble however fine, no
passing range of the forthcoming PHILHARMONIC. And
every component part of this supeative instrument is
designed in harmony with engineering ideal that
toerates nothing short of the finest Make mental
that, when the is over, you have appointment
with the PHILHARMONIC.
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Evening star., 1945-12-13
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DINNER-DANCE.
fhSts sSes'' oloek z sOnsRt
Members and guests
DISCUSSIONS.
General Education in a Free. Society"
barger, for Special Libraries Association,
District Chaper, George Washington Uni
night.
Center, $50 o'clock tonight
=. paaintinssI + and drawings by Il. Mitchell
q United Nasons thropsh & E'fsas pecem6er sSe
na q GSmst pst Of naval
FAY J. s n R SyoSsh Gap
Corcoran Gallery Of Art. noon to 4:3O
days through Saturdays s. and nd? I to pm. pm
Sundays.
Paintings and drawings BY Marine Corps
i to 10 L; pm. pI . SUNDAY d :''0Sn 'A'''a" anu
oaery Herman 7ds MaE stes4 seHaqHe kqs ts Smith
ends 8 to q p m Sunday
An by Gb Eths o Gh snd MsTy
and to pm. Sundays through De-
cemDer Il.
Oil paintings by Jack Perlmutter. spe-
Gaiery. ii Randelph an T. place M sIRe'. NW fqdf0 %
pm. weekdays and to pm. Sundays
through December.
and equipment, Auditor Building Uo Of
Library of Congress- Fourteenth and Inde-
Mondays through Fridays through Deem
President Monroe exhibit commemorative
throurb JapnsTY o pare book
manSSeripts exhibition through January
hpous6 SHnsFeid Fedays 10
Sundays. '''
Forty ninth annual exhibition of mini
ature Painters, Natural History Building
National Museum, Smithsonian Institution
uary g.
japanese and German surrender docu-
ments, late President, RooSevelt's papers
celebration. National Archives. S:45 am
to 515 pm. weekdays and l to pm.
Sundays through February l.
MUSIC
Marine Band, Marine Barracks. / pm.
| tomorrow.
FOR SERVICEMEN
oah sse PSoT ns4saFs. sna aass0 aos p4a
singers.
| Discussion: Understanding Latin
america" BY Rene Pinto, Uso Club, 1911
| ing party at O'Clock.
Discussion group, Washington Labor
canteen, 1212 Eighteenth street NV, $50
O'Clock tonight.
Dance, with Air Forces Band, NCCS- |
USo,, 91s Tenth street NV, $50 O'Clock
| tonight.
Film. JWB-Uso. Sixteenth and @ streets
NV, O'Clock tonight.
| ofhcers--Dance. Junior officers of Wash
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| Service personnel may obtain more In |
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| lowing USOs: National O6l4, National /
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Colored personnel may call USO, Decatur
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Every man in the armed forces
was prepared to give his life for the
safety of his country. Your dollars
put into Victory Loan Bonds now
may restore health to a disabled
veteran.
Evening star., 1945-12-13

Service personnel may obtain more In
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 5000 or any of the. fol,
343I. Republic 1927 OF Executive 043s.
Colored personnel may call USO. Decatur
1864, or War Hospitality. Decatur 776s
Evening star., 1945-12-13

Every man in the armed forces
was prepared to give his life for the
safety of his country. Your dollars
put into Victory Loan Bonds now
may restore health to a disabled
veteran.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-24
1AAozuea C7zAZaL =

Post Hq Det., is giving
q gala party for the mem-
bers Of the Detaciment,
their FAM. lies and friends
in the Detachment Bldg.
This is scheduled to be
one Of the outstanding par
ties Of the season, and
will begin at 500 Pm. on
Saturday IS August.
according to informal ion
received by this off ice,
all enlisted personnel
have been invited through
their deta chment commander.
Civilians, friends and fam
lilies Of enlisted person
mel have also been invit-
ed.
llusic by the Post Band.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-24
RETURNS TO FORT -

RETURNS TO FORT ---
(Cont'd from Page / Col.l)-
holds a B. S. in Physical
Educat ion and Health from
State and has done Post
Graduate work at Columbia
University. Prior to enter
ing the service in August
1912, she was Director of
Health and Physical Educa-
tion tor Women at her Alma
mater.
Serving as an enlisted
worlan' for seven months, 1t
.Tawcett entered WAC OCS at
Fort Des Moines, Iowa and
received her coaglis sion in
May 1913, Her first assig-
runent as an officer car
ried her to Camp Siehart,
Alabama, where she was the
assistant S-3 Of the CFG
Ing Center. The next as
signment carried her to
Fort Mcclellan, Alabama >,
as co Of the Detachment.
During her first tour Of
duty here, 1t FaWcett SER
we'd as the Post Physical
Hygiene Lecturer.
thur uAC. ARRIVALS :
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-24
VACATIONIMG ---

VACATIONIMG ---
(cont I'd from Page l Col. 81
son Of the Post Special
Services Division, was for
merly a member.
Highlighting her visit
will be Mrs. Andersonis
meeting Of her brother, Cpl
Edward Roberts. They have
not seen each other in the
past three years. For the
Last 81 months, Cpl Roberts
has been in the ETC.
Mrs. Anderson was accom-
panied by Sgt. and Mrs.
walter Landry and their
young daughter Launa Marie
who are visiting in the
same city.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-24
thur uAC. ARRIVALS =

Tl4's Anna Hinton and
Ruth VI. Randolph, are new
arrivals in the WAC Detach-
ment. Both were assigned
to this stat ion from Fort
Knox, kentucky.
Both have been in the
service for 20 months hav-
ing seem service at Des
Moines and Fort Knox.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-24

'--------.-----s---------s-
@. My buddy was killed
in action sone months ago,
but his widow HASN'T rec
eived any insurance. What
should she do?
A. The Veterans Admins
tration is supposed to is
sue claim forms for Nat
ional Service Life Insur-
ance aut omar ically to the
benef iciary named by the
soldier. The widow Should
get in touch WI tn the near
est Va office and make in
CURRY.
@. I'm expecting pro-
notion to S/Sgt, but am
told that If it comes thr-
Qugh, I'LL Lose my family
allowance. That would be
rough, because I have $
children. What can I do?
a. You WON'T lose the
allowance.
Q. Is my wife, who Lives
in Canada, entit Led to mat
ernity care?
4. Maternity care goes
only to GIs' wives living
in the United States, pro-
vided that facilities for
it exist.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14
+ SobeSa1t3etge1t +.

gOnrab Nnnner, ge1t. om "a. Sanuar
1915, pobl borbereitet, in 8. Seem
Oorf, sc. 9. 9llter 2eier.
Mrs. Marp 6. 8rons, geb. am 9ten
Sft. 1862 in Beoria, Su., geit. am
2. Gebr. 1915 in Beoria, Sa. Sic
binter1aBt ibren @atten, 1 Sobn, 1
Eo6ter unb 2 8riioer. Cine unferer
lmngidbrigiten 2elerinnen. Serr @b.
sl. 8rons lit unier Ngent.
Nmbrem 2ieb, gelt. om II. Sebruar
1916, tpobl borbereitet, in Bitts-
burgb, ga. <er 2eier.
Ntrs. 6. Soergems, geit. IN Saflonb,
@altf Site 2elerin.
Spi. Wtaer, eeb. om 6. San. 1860;
geIt am 3. Sebr. 1915, tDobl oor-
bereitet, in Cincinnati Otto.
Ntrs. Nmbretu Satin, gelt. am 6. 9e5,
1914 in 5ano Safe, Mi6. sic bin,
terlGBt ibren @atten, 6 S0bne, 4
G06ter uro 2 gnfel. 9l1te 2eIerin
Mrs. Catherine Babl, geit. ant 4ten
Sebr. 1916 in Winneapolis, Winn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

getDtnnen fu9en. 8ir trtiiIfen Dor al.
lem uniere auf MiBperftdnbnis unb
8orurtetl berubenbe @nIt6t, aIles
Drtentaliide lei erotii6 uno riidltdn.
big, bolIitdnoig 6nbetn. l1nIere MOTTO.
nale @r5iebung lit in monder ge3ie-
bung our6aIs nidt boIEfomnen, be-
1onoers IN be5u9 auf uniere Rennt-
ntiie iiber ben Orient un6 Ssnoten
Dteiem uebe1 uiiiien mir fobalo uno
10 gritnolib als m0gli9 obbeIfen. @ir
leben beute in elmer @elt unter ftetem
8e6Iel, in elmer iener 6ooti I6en
@po6en tDie 6te oes r0rnti6en Meides
ooer 5u @n6e 6es SeuooIismus, aus
oenen gepaltige meni6li6e SortI6rit-
te ertpu6Ien. 0ie 3utunft @uropas lit
in nngepiiies Dunfel gebiillt. 9l1te
&ei6e uno politii6e 8bi1oiopbien bre=
9en~ 5ltIannnen. Cine Before 3ufunft
liegt I'M in0uitrteIlen uno lanomirt-
i9aftli6en aafidpuna oie ben @er>
TEN OeS Sf1e0e11S 01enen.
Gin getpa1tiger l1midtpung i'm
na6iten Sabrbunoert miro in mG9tig
enttpidelten &eiden - ni6t in guro=
pa! - 1onoern i'm Sernen Often uno
in &nBlano ii6 gelten0 mader. Oie1e
E8anolnngen MAIDEN it6 bereits be-
merfbar in HuBlon6, China uno be-
ionoers in SSn0ien. 8ir ols cine Sea-
ton Ser Neuen 8elt ioIIten our6 ge-
nouere &enntnis oieIer 80lfer uns
ptileni6aftli6 un0 politii6 oenielben
81 nabern iu6en. @s miro 5u un1erm
Sorteil uno oem Ser uns nod bieI 5u
unbefannten orientalii6en G0lfer BEL
tragen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14
Wteoer9ebnrt SnotenS
MnO oe8 OrtentS

0os &riegs- un6 6rie6ens5iel Der
Ser. 9eotionen lit sic pbpitl9e, gei1ti-
ge uno moraliide REHABILITATION Der
bonn Griege 3ertriinmerten g8eIt
Dur6 elm iiber oie gnn3e MenIfbeit
tt6 erItreden0es 6rie6ensban6 Iouen
Die Golfer itb einanoer n1ber gebra6t
1tno 81 gemeiniomer 3ie1ltrebigfeit
oeranloBt peroen 9ei6t nur Mus-
tanid io5ioler uno fommeraieI1er,
7onoern our6 fulturelle un0 bumani-
tore @rrungenidaften IoIen 6ie 80G-
fer Der geadfriegsipeIt ben Sortldritt
oes gegenIeitigen Nufbous foroern
belfen.
Sn elmer umfangrei6en Ibbono=
lung berIu6t Ser golunnni1t Souls
Sromftelo Der SOee elmer MnnQberunq
Der gteuen @elt 1n0 oeS Orients bag
gSort 5u reoen. Sn berI9ieoenen 5u
@bren prominenter in6ii6er 8eIuder
beronitalteten 8eriammlungen uno
8eripre6ungen ipri6t Der 8erfal1er
Die lleber5eugnng aus, boB beHpiels-
tpeiie cine miiienibdft1ide 3uIummen-
arbeit 5tpiiden Sen Bertretern i9ein>
bar beri6ieoener fultureuer uno Io5ia-
Ter grrungeni6aften 5tpil6en uns
Qlmertfanern 1nb oen 8olfern ST.
0iens lnb oes Orients 5um gr0Bten
beioerIeitigen Nuben angebabnt tpers
Den fann uno ion.
@s hit cine felt longem onertannte
Satia6e, oaB Snoien uno China iid
our Gnbobnung zines belieren Ser.
ftGnbniiies bentiiben uno oie 5pmpo.
tbien unb Die Silfe unleres 2anoes 5u
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

Die &orreIponoentin erf1br ferner,
oaB oas 2ano bon @affen itrobe. Die
8riten tpollen 10 tpenig tpie Su6en 1tno
Iraber ibre Stel1ung BORT aufgeben,
fagt Srau McGormid, obne etten @eg
aus bem Broblem 5u tpeiien, ufiir bas
etn gangbarer Iusneg gefunoen tper>
oen muB".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

ueber oie 1neefldrte Gage in 9oIG-
itina f6reibt Inne O'Sore WcGormid,
Die grunolegenoe Satia6e in Balditino
iei es, oaB Die meiiten am 8eiib 6es
2onoes intereiiierten 8arteien ,,bier
itno, Inn gu bleiben''. 9GIs Sen @urion,
oem 3ioniitenfiibrer, 6ie Sraee borge>
legt tpnroe, &Darum man .1i6t oeriu9e,
nit ben Irabern 5u einem 6iretten
uebereinfourmen 81 gelangen, Iautete
bic Gnttport, oaB es tagtdgli9 l1ebere
eintommen 5piIden Su6en uno Mro-
Bern 9ebe, oaB Die graber ni6t Die
~SSuoen fiirdten, Die i'm 2anoe ftro,
ionoern bic Suoen, Die ni9t i'm 2onoe
1trto".
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Solfram's 2arattbe
+ gapiMles

l1niere aus SeiIfrdutern bersefteH.
ten 2oratibe gapIuIes fino nibt nmr
Elm mil6es abfiibrn1itteI, fonoern for.
bern Ole ger6anung, entfernen ole
@tfHtoffe aus Magen u1o ben Ser.
bauingsorganen> itdrten oieielben ut,o
reinigen bas 8lut. 8et 9ronii6er
8erftopfung ftnb fie uniibertroffen.
qreis: $500 per Soy (8orrot fit
2 Biz 3 Wonote) ; $500 fiir 2 8ores,
8orto ertra.
8olfratn 60.
~ 451 Gbcampre Street
Columbus Is, Sbio
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des Gutachten:
"Ich habe Ihre Be-
hand1ung versucht. Ich
kann linen NIGHT in Wor-
ten ausdruecken, vie sehr
ich linen fuer Ihre Be
handlung danken kann.
Mrs. David Yeoman .-
Cornwall, N. Y. g..
Wenn Ihr leidet an jucken-
den, blutenden oder hervor-
tretenden Piles, koennt Ihf
einen reichlich genuegenden
Vorrat Won pape3S Palliative
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8ar1t1n aOtu serit5rt tparSe
GortieBung bon 6eite 81

betten oes @olner @nrneboIs tperoen
Ietoer in urierm 2anoe in manber
Stnft6t IN ben S6atten geiteut. 8er
lonse genug lebt, tpir6 ie5en, 6aB es
olen otefen ergeben tpiro, tpie emit
ben 8eorangern 6es iii6ii6en Bolfes.
yStarte, Die ftd &reiber oiinfen,
Weroen oo9 nur ielbIt getrieben.
Seergerate zines StGrfern>
Dte eebrau9t, berbrau9t serItieben.p
@eber.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

9ilo /: Ser FL. Patricius, Der
Ipoltel SSsrlanbs, tpar Inn Sabre
387 in Sdottlano eeboren Don eli
ner felto-romaniibein Samilie. Na9
ie6sidbrieem Sflabenleben in ST.
lano befebrte er ii9 gum gbriiten-
tum uno uurbe 433 gum 8if9of
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getpeibt. gr befebrte fait sona ST.
Lamb. Sein Seit lit ont II. WGra.
- 8ilo 2: Ser I'll. @iniiebler Abra-
bam tpar Elm reider goelnann
aus Soeiia i'm a, Sabrb,lpoert. Ct
betete rno betradtete in elmer ein-
ianet1 3elle. gr tpuroe mad elmer
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Versucht Pages Palliative Pile Prae-
parate fuer Haemorrhoiden (Piles)
Leiden FREI! s.# ~

Jene unangenehmen Anzeichen Piles s. SchmeTz,
Iucken oder Buten-koennen privatm und bequem
HAuse gelindert werden Tausende sind ueber Pages
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tes, ftan1nate aus Dem 9altfe Dnbi6
nno mar arm an iroiiden @iitern.
Durh 3innrermannsarbeit beroien-
te ct oer, llnterbalt fir bic 81. So.
mile. Gr ftarb tpabrfheinli1 bepor
Der Seilanb iein 0ffentlihes aeben
begann. @ein Set lit am 10. Ndrs.
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beionii6en Stabt eeianbt, tpo er
miBban6elt 4purbe. SdlieBlih ge.
lang es ibnl, faf ste gan3e 5tabt
gu befebren. Sem Seit lit om is.
Mdra. Bib 8: Der III. ssoiepb,
Bfleeebater bes 8eilartbes u. jung
frduliber @enabl Der Weittergot-
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Pile Praeparat absolut fret auf Verangen erhalten.
Verschebt es NIGHT. Fuelt untenstehenden Kupon
und sendet uns denselben SOFORTt ..-~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Horoscope
BY Frances Drake

Look in the Section in Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is, According the Stars,
For Saturday, Jan. 8, 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

ALL-PURPOSE frock in cot
ton or rayon. Pattern 1924,
panel-cut TO slim you; button
front 20 save time and hair-do,
TO make ironing easy.
Pattern 1924 comes in sizes
y. II. Is. Is, 20. 80. 80 "a. SO,
80. 40. AZ, "a. Size is takes 3&s
yards 35-inch fabric; Ia yards
lace edging
This pattern. together with p
needlework pattern for personal
or household decorations. 20
cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern
which includes a needlework
pattern of useful and decorative
motifs for linens and garments.
Write plainly name and address,
style. number and size
The Anne Adams 32-page Pat
tern Book OF easy TO make fall
and winter styles may be OBJ
tanned by enclosing an add
tional IS cents.
Send 80 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department. The
Detroit Times. Detroit 81. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Roasting Almonds

II YOU want 20 avoid The
deep fat fry method of roasting
almonds, roast them in the oven.
Simply place the shelled al
mondS in a shallow pan with
one tc~Spoon Of salad oil 10 each
cup Of almonds. Brown In
moderate oven 1850 degrees r l.
Stir frequently Spread out on
paper 20 cool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

DARLING OF the school
girls heart-cap. with ends
that form scarf Matching
mittens complete ne set, Use
scrap wool for contrast trim.
It's SO simple 10 crochet this
cap n scarf with matching
ittens Warm and so useful.
attern $50 has directions IN u
TO l6.year size.
Send IS cents In coin for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Write name and address plainly.
Only IS cents more brings
you our new 1915 Needlecraft
Catalog 95 Illustrations Of
designs for embroidery, toys.
knitting, crochet quilts, hand
craft a free doll pattern
printed right IN estaieF
Send your or0cr 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times peiFe4t 81.
Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Honey Apple Crisp

ARE YOU thinking about a
new way 10 use come OF the
delicious apples YOU have on
hand? II so, why not make
Honey Apple Crisp for iuuch
this moo or dinner tonight?
Here's tie recipe
4 cups sliced apples
Z. cup sugar
i tablespoon eH4eF- iittec
y cup1honey
u cup -four
!. cup brown sugar
!. teaspoon salt
!, cup butter
8. cup walnuts Gf desired.
Spread sliced apples in a shall
low baking dish, sprinkle with
sugar and lemon Juice and pour
honey over all. In a bowl mix
-four brown sugar and salt. and
work IN the butter As for bis
cults, making a crumbly mix
turc Spread these crumbs
evenly over the apples and bake
IN a moderate oven 1915 degrees
r for 30-40 minutes, or until
apples are tender and crust
Cr!Sply Drowned Serve warm,
with plain cream or whipped
cream topped with a dash Of
powdered cinnamon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

better. No day need be a fail
ure.
MAY Fl TO JUNE 2f
Gcmini-F orget the merce-
nary profit Of work and keep in
mind the purpose and usefulness
for which you work and you will
add 10 personal gain while serv-
ing country and all concerned.
JUNE p TO JULY %
Cancer - More generous indi-
cations than have many today,
and by the same token you will
be expected to give good ac-
count Of time and ability. Wise
to attend essentials first.
JULY % TO AUG. %
Leo-Be ready, rarin' 20 go,
but keep under controlled power
all the while that energy be not
wasted. Coordinate new talents
and old capability 10 reach objec-
tives by the short cut.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 20
Virgo Scales tip in your
favor, but il won't be a too-easy
day. Looks like you'll have TO
work more patiently for difficult
tasks; the simpler ones will soon
fall in line.
SEPT. % TO OCT. rs
Libra 49, Days that challenge
initiative, eleverness, mentality
and other ability (like today
can be OF great Importance as
s mu $. encouragement 20
learn more, do more
OCT. "a TO NOV. P2
Scorpi0 - Not unfriendly un-
less you are careless, irritable
or other hampering tendencies.
Personal viewpoint and cheerful
ness about responsibilities all
important.
NOV. e3 TO DEC. a2
Sdgittdrius - Sc & respect,
knowledge, seIf-control make
strong bulwark 20 steady one,
keep one ever on the right road
that il honest success. Think
we'll on this. Fine aspects.
DEC. % TO Jan. Fl
Capr1coru-H o ! chin high.
Friendly influences support your
good efforts. But don't over-force
issues or your opinions. Big
achievement will come through
fine judgment. =
JAN % TO FEB. "a
AqHart Go carefully In
money transactions and business
deals and then you'll not need
70 worry. Day has friendly as
poets on whole. but will not
brook inattention, carelessness.
FEB. p TO MARCH sO
Pisces--Same holds true for
you now as FOR Aquarians.
Day can ne productive Of con-
siderable Roadway II you are on
your toes and have confidence.
Industrial m atters especially
favored.
YOU, BORN on this date:
Intelligent, alert, independent,
honorable. May be given to
useless enterprises at times,
wasting effort. Train yourself 70
be quick judge Of what not to DO.
Is real success can be yours.
Fine qualities for a happy home
life and achievement serving
humanity.
copyright 1919 ~ KiaT Featl-el
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06

better. No day need be a fail
ure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Honey Mix

HAVE YOU tried adding >
tablespoons OF honey 70 each
cup OF milk for use on your
cereal. The children viii love
1t because of It's flavor and you
viii Ike u because IL Increases
the nutritional value as well
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Massage With Oil

EyelasheS thrive on oil II
YOU have a Scanty growth apply
mineral oil night and morning.
Brush the upper fringe upward
10 give tho delicate tapcred
points a curved-tllt. Massage
the oil II lightly
Never, never clip tho eye
laSheS. The little lid valanccS
will be stubhy. and Will remain
so. as the new growth pushes
out Trimming will not make
the growth more luXur!ant II
laShes are light. touch them
with mascara, using a dark
brown rather than black which
offers too great a contrast to
the skin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Luncheon Menu

NOURISHING LUNCH for
the pre-school child Egg
poached in milk. served on a
rusk. with green beans. a honey
milk shake and prune whip.