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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Ben R. Mdyne S
Rites Tomorrow
Obituaries

Funeral services for Ben r.
Mayne, president and owner of the
Industrial Stamping and Manufac-
turing Co., who died Saturday OF
a heart attack, will be held at
2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Will
liam r. Hamilton Chapel. 1878
Cass. Burial will be in Woodlawn
Cemetery.
Mr.. Mayne, who was also vice
president of the General Foundry
and Manufacturing Co. of Flint,
was a member of the Detroit Club
Detroit Golf Club, Board Of Com
merce and several Masonic or
CARNATIONS.
He is survived by his widow
Helen; two sons. DR.. Harold r. Of
Saginaw and Charles II. of De-
troit; a brother, Sam, of Mt. Car
mel, H.. and two sisters, Mrs.
Florence Shelton OF Mt. Carmel
and Mrs. Jose Graham Of West
Salem, Ill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Wives Form
.Rosevi||eC|ub
By JEAN WHITEHEAD

The Servicemen's Wives Club
of Roseville-so newly organized
that the % members are still in
the process OF learning each 9TH
er's names today makes It's
initial entry into the Service
Wives Club Corner.
"We hope 10 serve two pur-
poses through our club" ex-
planned Mrs. Margaret Char
bonau, 1861 Eastland. zone Is
to plan recreatlonal programs
and the other to contribute our
services as much as we can to
activities which will help the
war effort.
"When our husbands come
home, we want to he able to
tell them we've really accom-
plished something worthwhile"
GROUP S WEEKS OLD
Although the members OF this
group have only been meeting for
the last five weeks, they already
are we'll on the road to fulfilling
their standards.
Most of their meetings are held
at the VIEW Hall in Roseville.
I Next Wednesday they have
planned a theater party. The fol-
4 lowing week they will devote their
time to making cancer bandages
for the Red Cross. Each meeting
closes with refreshments.
AS their treasury grows larger,
this club intends 10 purchase
equipment needed at various hos
pitals.
The officers are Mrs. Leona
Shomacher, president; Mrs. Mary
Smith, recording secretary: Mrs.
Ruth Marks. corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. Martha Arndt, treas
urer; and Mrs. Shirley Mark
wood, social chairman.
OTHER WIVES INVITED
The Roseville Service Wives
Club has extended membership
invitation to all other Blue Star
wives in this community. Those
wishing to join the group should
first contact the Service Wives
Editor at Cherry $500 between
9 a. m. and 5 p. m.
In the meantime, the active
Center Line Club is making final
plans for its benefit bingo to be
held at 8 p. m. Thursday, May
10, at the Center Line USO. Tick
cts for the evening are 81 per-
son, and all proceeds will be used
TO buy recreational equipment for
Percy Jones General Hospital.
Plan to attend and learn more
about the activities of these serv-
ice wives groups.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Dies in Philippines

CHICAGO, May 7 (INS)-Sgt.
William J. Brons, 30, grandson of
William S. Brons. Chicago re-
gional director of international
News Service, died April 20 on
Luzon, il was learned today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

Standardization is a scien-
tific answer TO the effects OF
Wartime Stop-snd-Go driv-
ing on your car. lisa 3s-point
inspection and maintenance
system developed by Shell en-
eineers performed by spe-
cially trained Shell Dealers.
Standardization requires
the use of nine different types
of lubricatine equipment -
siI different testing devices
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
PLAY SAFE. Get a
Safety SheI|ubrication Today

fourteen n kinds OF maintenance
tools. eighteen different, spe-
cialized Shell lubricants!
In giving your car a Shell
fabrication Job your Shell
Dealer inspects the danger
spots-checks IS breakup"
points as he works. And a.
nally he gives you a record
of service and a written guar
antee covering both work
manship and materials!
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08
Watch Out!

Pretty fancy phone,
isn't iti--not like the
ones back home!Thsts
Why the Germans wired
a TO q mine, made II
into . Booby Trap. But
American soldiers don't
fall for it--they've been
taught 60 spot Booby
Traps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-08

Buy Var Bonds for post-,car secur.
Il ify... to send your children through
Il college =. to provide for travel or
retirement to give you reserve for
buying the better things the postwar
world will offer :. . homes, appliances,
automobiles. In the meantime, keep faith
with our fighting men and make your
dollars FIGHTING DOLLARS!
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

c1RaK. Paris Office of nstionsi
coz pofation desires young man 10
train for credit and collection dept.
Excellent opportunity, permanent
position: good salary.
cEnW manager. salary pins bonns.
knowledge Of Italian arceas1ry.
Give complete detaiis.
SAkESMAft. young. ezpeHienresi.
Must be willing TO trsvei Lsain
America. Permanent poaatfon. HN-
ceptional earnings pos~sbie On sai.
ary and liberal comInassioa.
H1PoRT Trafhc Manager. Kn-
perienced. Spanish rcqslsFed- RE-
eellent salary.
SECRGIART. RAPID tsrpist. dicsA-
ton. Spanish translation. Write
giving full details and salary re-
quIfed.
con sNoR.. BIZ. ME. knowiedEe
smeiter conat., netaliuray. Span
,sh. To $40. 900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
NOT a -csszsSpeadsses
Course"

Using the new Language
Phone Method. yoa spend mo
tedious hours memorizinR
grammar rules and mere lists
Of words. You can have N many
or ss few Language study conn
panions as you choose (a room
full can listen n well as one
personD And-you don't pay
for high. by-the-lesson tuition.
You pay only one, moderate
known-in advance sum for
every thing needed 10 give
you complete mastery of the
LaHeuaRe
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
METHoO ENDORSED

Learning q foreign language
through the medium of phono-
graph records has been an inn
portaut part Of the Army and
Navy war-effort program The
success has been no great that
leading college educators haye
given it their fullest approval.
and signified their intentions Of
using the record method of
teaching in colleges, universities
and schools throughout the
country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
LANGUAGES PAY

Look at the Help Wanted" section
Of any large newspaper. You will find
that there is an active demand for
men and women who understand afor-
eign language.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

The person who can speak the language 10
the logical choice foT manager when a hrm
opens . branch IN q foIcign country. or IN
those regions OF the United States where
knowisdse of fOrelgn Language 10 helpful.
Construction Work-bgidges. dams. high
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
THIS BOOK IS EREE-sEND FOR
nAr ONCE Zez UkW/

~@xs-in sr.sf- fA-tsazxzlapins LAcxA Am9s
a>ss msa sDd wosDen. yo.zng paep&e Uranusn8
- epp~nznaty. sDeexvsce men. s.1en1sn.
h@okknepsrs. foremz<n. gowcxnxnemf esnutu1-
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

HIeH CON bring you the biggest
w returns i'm business. i'm seeiol life =?

EoR many years TO come government activities
] IN Europe and South America will open COUNT
less opportunities for Americans who know one
or more foreign languages. Business viii be on
the lookout for and women with language
ahihty-to conduct affairs with foreign firms,
maintain contact with individuals, manage over
seas ofzces
In social life, too. you Will and new doors
opening before you and you'll be able tn enjoy
educational and entertainment "treats'' that
heretofore you had TO deny yourself New con-
tacts through books. radio people will make hfe
faF richer than ii has ever been before.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
THE NEW 1916 FUNK WAcNAus LANGUAGE PHONE METHOD

brand new electrically Transcribed lesson records m each Of
Spanish German and italian
sta Of perfect internationally
sehteachng language
Commercial
and Textbooks handsome. carrying
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

mastery ofthe basic language
Of your choice by listening
to a language master I
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

Get proof that now you Can master your choice
of four eaaic languages-easily, pleasantly and
right IN your own homei Get proof that within
ono short week you win have learned useful
words and viii be speaking phrases and even
entire sentences IN Spanish. French. German or
Italian correctly and auentiy.
Because Funk b Wagnalis knew that following
the war there would be a great demand for a
quick easy way to learn foreign language this
great publishing house started long ago TO lay
the groundwork for this announcement.
Now, after three years OF the most pains
taking preparation, the completely new, up-to-
the minute improved Language Phone method
is ready for you-ready to give you quick
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
HOW the LANGUAGE
PHONE METHOD WORKS

Have you ever noticed how
easily you acquired the fune
of q new popular song2 Ac-
tlally this calls for n,enoriz-
inG hundreds of musical notes
and phrases; yet You do all
this unconsciously, not by
laboriously. consciously
unemorizing the individual
notes.
Well, that , Just how easily
you can learn to eouver.c IN
another language-when
you use the new Lanfuaas
Phone Method
This way. sitting comfort
ably at homo. you listen to
the cultured voice Of your
language professor, electric
ally transcribed on records.
At the same time you see
the words he is speaking in
a printed supplementary
conversation pronouncing
manual. This way almost at
once you start TO speak and
read the language you are
studying.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
siari RIGHT HERE
To Mold Your Future -Iof
O foreign IGngv0Ds nsuliipk
your opporfvRaiosi

STOP MERELY WISHING you
could speak Spanish. French, German
OF ItaIiani Now you can make your
wish come truel You'll be amazed at
how quickly and enjoyabiy you pro-
gress from speaking just single simple
sentence to rafting of a complete
conversation.
Take advantage Of this opportunity
which may spell success for you and
your family and fill IN the coupon
below. 1t will bring you q eompli-
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booklet shown here. and information
about how you can get a complete.
new language phone kit for seven days
free trial. Remember. when you send
IA tins coupon you are not ordering
anything. You are merely requesting
your free copy of the booklet. There
- no obligation ON your part, and no
agent will call on you
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

- RssssSsd vahs Goa - dosable- faced
records) electrically transcribed IN world
famous RCAVictor and National Broad
casting Company studies The cultured
voice you hear - that of a. internationally
famous language teacher.
ConVstsofion- pee nsSReiao hongol synchron-
iz,ng with the FIRST 20 Recorded Uptts, en-
sblihg you 10 see az you hear Lessons. Gives
hRe-foT line English uanslstIoa-
AdSa@ssd SSpvlsssssf ~ bssiosss Forms. 10
Recoddcd Unitn which explain thc structure
al language you are studying. cultural in
forfnation on great writers. instI uetiSGa for
business eorTespondence.
safs-tseShira tssaSsas osiSsbookt by world.
famous hnguists. Compietc texts show
in& piaonetie spelling for every foreign
SoEd In text. permitting study without use
of RenoFded units. Gives mastery Of gram
mas based on step hy-stsp analysis Of COO
vorsation textA.
7lsrasass pi<fian~sy in two ooupiete src-
hons. separ.teig thumb indexcd. Gives yO1a
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-19
S5 Houses For Sale
A SMALL 2-FAMILY HOUSE

A SMALL 2-FAMILY HOUSE AT 329 WILSON ST. It consists of a 3 room apartment on the first floor and 5-room apartment on the second floor Has modern kitchen. Large lot, with fruit trees and garden.
 PRICE $6,500 LET US GIVE YOU DETAILS
 Root & Boyd, Inc.
 Realtors Are Reliable l74 Grand St. Tel. 4-3161
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-19
Dial 4-2I2l for Best Results
Real Est0te For Sale

ss Houses For Sale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-19
HERE WE AREw FOR A LARGE FAMILY


 Or small family that will rent rooms. An 8 room house complete iy furnished on Wolcott St. City water and gas Bus at door. PRICE FOR ALL Gncluding furniture) ONLY $8,S00. Items such as a GEE. Frigidaire; GEE. Radio; 2 gas stoves mahogany bedroom set; Wilton rug; player piano; breakrast set, ETC, ETC. Owner moving to California. House may be purchased WITH OUT furniture, if desired for only $6,600. Present monthly payment $34.70 and includes mortgage pay ment, interest, taxes and insurance. Washburne & Washburne
 Realtors and Insurance ST No. Main. Phone 3-0769-3-2386
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Russian Troops
Going TO Japan

TOKYO, Dec. s (UP)-An Al
lied headquarters official today
confirmed report that division
of Russian troops would arrive in
the japanese home islands, early
in 1916.
Gen. MacArthur'S planning and
operations section said he had no
information on reports that the
Russians were sending 10000
troops TO join the occupation Of
Japan, however.
The matter was reported St'l
unsettled in high diplomatic quar-
ters because the Russians want to
occupy Hokkaido under their own
administration. while the Ameri-
cans are insisting that all occupa-
ton forces be under Gen Mac
Arthur, and integrated with the
Eighth Army.
II was understood that division
Of British troops also were sched-
uled 10 arrive in japan after the
first OF next year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Music Hall Play

The first Detroit performance
nf Arthur H0nnegrrS King
DAVID VIII be presented Dec. II
m Music Hall by the Detroit Ora
tOrio Society Arthur Gnau is
directing the 90 singers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Nine. Perkins Here
Wednesday 10 Talk

Frances Perkins. former score
tary of labor. Will speak a. s 30
p. m Wednesday IN the Institute
Of Arts Auditorium Her talk.
The Future Of Labor in Amer
lea" is sponsored by the Detroit
Federation Of Teachers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
ESQ Jap Puppets
Rounded Up in China

PEIPING. Dec 3 fAP)-Chi-
ncSC Secre police today rounded
up 250 puppct officials of the
japanese sponsored government
Of north China as suspected col
laboratOrS.
Included was q princess. Chin
Pei Hui Of the Ching Dynasty
and three men who had held the
highest puppct government post.
chairman OF the north China
political affairs commission They
are Keh-Min. Wang Ying-Tai and
Wang Yi-Tano.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Truman 10 UrQe
British Lodn0.K.

WASHINGTON. Dec 8 fAP)-
President Truman witt send Con-
greSS a message soon asking ap-
proval of a S4.4O0, 900 900 credit 10
Great Britain
He said he had received no re-
quest from Russia for financial
assistance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
DEAL FOR BIG LOAN

LONDON, Dec. s QNS) The
London Daily Express said today
British negotiatorS in Washington
agreed 10 press for ratification Of
the Breton Woods plan in return
for the American loan Of four and
three-qudrter billion dollars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
ENTERTAINER

Frances Bloom, a sOpran0,
singing at DetrOit's first
International Night, Satur-
day at the Music Hall. The
program was presented by
the International Institute
of Metropolitan Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
No Warning
Voice OF Safety Auto
in Crash With Bus 8

JERSEY CITY, Dec s up
fofIce II. David Conroy, Jersey
City's voice |of salcty,' was
back warning motorists through
ms patrol cars loudSpcaker SyS-
tenn today after an interruption
caused by a collision between his
car and a bus Yesterday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-19

cold water firms the fruit. The
boxes of berries you are not work
ing with at the moment are better
off in the refrigerator.
If you choose to use a sirup over
the berries, pack the berries In
the containers long enough for
them. Pour over them an ice
cold strip made Of one or more
cups of sugar to every three cups
of water. The glucose sirups,
which include sirups made from
corn, potato or wheat, do not have
the preserving quality Of cane
or beet sugar when used in freez-
ing. They are better used in can
ming sirups, but if you wish to use
one of these sirups, use it in place
of about one-third of the sugar.
If you prefer using dry sugar,
sprinkle one pound of sugar over
about four pounds of fruit. Then
mix it gently while the sugar
draws juice from the berry and
begins to dissolve. Then pack the
berries in locker containers.
Regardless of which of the two
methods you are using, leave one
inch head-space for the berries
will expand as they freeze. Seal
tightly, and keep in a refrigera-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-19
Honlemlalkers
Briefs
GLADYS K BOI0l4
Home Demonstration Agent

The use of ripe fruit of good
quality and flavor is extremely
important when canning with lit
tie or no sugar. Fruit will keep
all right and be safe for canning
when canned without any sugar
but it will be lacking in color,
flavor and firmness. The home
Gamers problem is to can fruit
in such way that the rich nat
ural fruit flavor will not be sac
rificed. Sugar or no sugar, it is
wise to put up as much fruit as
possible.
One can put up one-third to
one-haf more quarts of fruit
by making use of honey, light corn
sirup, and potato and wheat dex-
trose sirup. All these sirups have
flavors of their own so must be
used to suit the taste Of those fol-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-19

Wash de- maserial thocouehly 6rst
nd then while sill wee apply . weak
bleach (h np Of bleach % 5 gallons
Of wasef). Have tl,e solution weak no
matter how bad do mildew h. A
seroog bleach weakens 6abeics. II neces-
sary. soak de seain n the mild bleach
ovefnieht. Then wash In warm suds
md Waeef and rinse In the same tenn
pesatuce clear Watee.
10oavy Nd
Soak de seain IN lukewafm watef.
Il necessary, use . bleach for white
matefials and for coloced, ny kero.
sene Oh. (Youf husband may have
some IN the easase)
Ten 0o6 eo8oO
glaqe de stain over . bowl max.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-19
WARM WEATHER DESERTS

WARM VIA u x160 06061 4
In the warm weather simple
deserts are best. Our favorite is
cookies and ice cream. If you are
making your own cookies you'll
want few basic recipes. The
one given below can have many
variations, like just use nuts and
add dates, currents, figs or chop
ped prunes to the candied fruit.
Fruit Bars
cup brown sugar
2 teaspoons Vanilla
/ cup cake flour
Il teaspoon salt
teaspoon baking powder
2/3 cup chopped nuts
l cup candied fruits, chopped
/ cup dried fruits chopped
Beat the whole eggs until they
start to stiffen and beat in the
sugar gradually. Add Vanilla and
the flour which has been sifted
with the baking powder and salt.
Fold in the chopped nuts and the
candied and dried fruits which
have been cut into small bits.
Bake in a seven by eleven in. pan
which has been lined with wax
paper, in a moderate oven ESQ.,
375 F.) for thirty minutes, or UNI
til firm and slightly brown. Re-
move from pan while warm, cool
and cut into bars. Powdered SUI
gar may be sprinkled over before
cutting. This cooky is easy on red
points as it calls for no shortening.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-19

De ocdiaasy unsalsed lad q. Il
- seaia + Old o b . pefsiseene ooe.
mix. DE- lard With hefoseoeL sufpen-
tlna q Siycesine. Float" oue tlae
seain b rubbing . small amount q
&c q sAoatef" O. de spot and wofk.
ing K about With de finger until seain
b Woeired INTO de fak Let seaod about
a hour and thea wash IN wanm Cnol
hob Xaees.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-19

@ Genefal Electric Consumer lnst3.
int, to remove spots and stains bstors
sassbis8, sincs bot soapy water often
ses the stains and makes them almose
Impossible 10 remove. Naturally, de
sooner Q spot Il treased de easier E
viii b 70 get ont. Try the simplese
seain-removal method 6fst When
chemicals are Necessary, dilues them 70
. mild solution befoee using O. they
may injurs the fabric When using .
hleaeh, follow instructions On the con.
tainef % the lettef.
upssjek
Nix On equal solution If hydrogen
peroude (the regular household prod.
uct) and ammonia, and, using . small
cloth dipped In The solution, rub do
seaia with Light quidk, short strokes.
Put The stain In q solution Of I
tablespoon Of sodium hydro sulphise
bought 1t your oofnef drueseore) IN
I pint Of water. Or moisten The pow.
der and apply directly 10 The stain.
Sponge the Stain with denatured alco.
hol and wash the material In warm
water and soapsuds.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-19

Plaqe de Stain over . bowl max.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-19

barb, prunes and juicy peaches
may all be canned this way.
Several fruits dry very well and
require no sugar for the drying
process. Those commonly dried
by farm families include apricots,
peaches, pears, apples, and cher
ries. Complete directions can be
secured free of charge from the
County Extension Service Office.
Quick Method Two-egg Cake
Several of the flour and Short
ening manufacturers have devel-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-19
THE HOME FRONT REPORTER

By the Kitchen Courier
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-19
cor until you are ready to 60 to
the cold storage locker.
CANNING WITH
LITTLE SUGAR

CANNING WITH
LITTLE SUGAR
Sugar or no sugar, it is wise
to preserve as much fruit as pos
sible. There are several ways Of
doing so with a small amount OF
sugar. Fruits to be used in pies
and cobblers can be packed in
water instead of sugar strip.
The flavor, color and texture will
be poor in comparison, and fruits
for sauce purposes are a disap-
pointment when water packed.
The best method of canning
fruit in water without any sugar
is to barely cover the fruit with
boiling water and simmer 4 to 8
minutes. Pack in jars and cover
with the water in which they were
precooked. The processing time
in boiling water bath is the same
as for hot packed fruit. The cold
pack method is not so satisfactory
for fruits canned in water and no
sugar.
Juicy fruits may be canned in
their own juice with the addi-
ton of little or no water. To do
so, measure the prepared fruit.
To 4 quarts of fruit, add l to IL
cups of sugar and just enough
water to keep the fruit and the
sugar from sticking. Cover and
heat gently until juice is drawn
from the fruit and the sugar is
dissolved. Shake the pan to keep
the fruit from sticking. Firm ber-
ries, pitted cherries, plums, rhu.