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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
.lndecision
CurabIe
BY ELSIE ROBINSON

IT'S HARD for you TO make
up your mind. isn't it?
Doesn't matter whether it's
choosing a new scarf or renting
a new house or liking new per-
sons-you're torn by indecision.
First you see one side Of the
case then the other
then back you 90 TO your first
choice See-saw on il
goes - I'll you feel all worn
out"
You're speaking more truly
than you know-for indecision
usually does wear you out;
drains and wastes an incredible
amount of your essential
strength. Worse yet, it keeps
many a life permanently side
tracked, for lack OF a definite.
go-shead signal.
Fatigue Poison
Indecision-bruising, burrow-
ing that merely impedes action
it definitely poisonS US be-
cause il sets up a peculiar deadly
sort OF fatigue poison.
You've never heard OF fatigue
poison? Neither had most of
our master minds until recent
years. Yet il has crippled and
killed more unfortunates than
all the plaques put together.
Indecision-briising, burrow-
ing-becomes, in time, a mental
abscess filled with the pus Of
fear. Decision clears your mind
-indecision clogs il. Decision
does away with your doubts and
conflicts; sets your thoughts in
order. Indecision throws your
thoughts into disorder COM
plicates your conflicts estab-
fishes a secret, increasing
source Of fright and irritation
which infects your every act.
Truly Sick
You're not just pestered
person If you're bothered by
chronic indecision; you're a sick
person-literally i'll from ac-
c,,,,,,,IatoI x.yaefn ~nA xpna naa~
which you cannot shake.
But how can l cure indeci-
sion?" you ask. How can I
know what's the right thing to
do-the one correct solution ?"
You cant. But even II you
don't know you are right--you
can 20 ahead. You can do the
next best thing-if you can't do
the best. Action. That's the
cure for indecision.
Copyright, ls45. by KinE Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Fashion Preview

Indications are that the bridge
luncheon and fashion show at
the Crosse Pointe Yacht Club
Tuesday will be a bang-up af-
fair
Mrs. Ernest Liebold has in
kited % guests ...
y Mrs. Theodore Richter will
have as guests Mrs. Frank
Kuhn \ Mrs. Herman F.
Koestin and Mrs William d.
Laurie -.
Mrs. Edward {. Stephenson
will be hostess 10 Mrs.
Leroy Jarvis Mrs. Fred
Nordlie and Mrs D A. Mills
A foursome will include =.
Mrs. Leroy Swift Mrs.
Philip Worcester -. Mrs. Percy
X. Loud and Mrs Wharton In
gram of Utica "
Mrs. Cassius Selden, Mrs Max
Bofmann and Mrs Ray Spitz-
ley each will have a table for
eight -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Mobile Mayfairites

MRS. ALINE WRIGHT has
loved from her Parker avenue
eidence TO the Country Club.
Mrs. Wright will go South
after the Christmas holidays . =.
The Carol Boutells OF Glen
garry Circle. Birmingham, will
he back today from their jaunt
10 New York
The Carl Behrs and their
young daughter, Garcia, are in
New York for 10 days
Mrs. Harry G. Lyon of Ken
wood Court. Crosse Pointe,
leaves today for Santa Monica.
Cal, 10 visit an aunt but
will return for Christmas i.
Joan ingalls, OF Crawford. y.
J., is the house guest this week
end of Mrs. Walter B. Collins
OF Boston Blvd.
Miss ingalls, was classmate
At the University Of Michigan
of Mr.. and Mrs. Collins son
the late II. Richard J.
Collins, AAF
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
New OAR Regent
To Preside Thursday

THE NEWLY elected regent Of Fort
Pontchartrain Chapter DAR Mrs. William II.
l.. Everard, will preside al the luncheon meet
ing at 1890 p. m. Thursday at the Ingeside
Club.
Mrs Fred T. l.. Grim will be the hostess
Dr. Hartman a. Lichtwardt VIII speak on An
American Surgeon in Iran"
Officers who will serve with Mrs. Everard
during the 1886 season are: Mrs. Paul j.
Meiser Mrs. Neil A. Cameron, Mrs. Hartman a.
Iitchtwardt Mrs Gilbert Pulam, Mrs. Charles
H. REESE. Mrs Clifton +. Ferguson, Mrs Donald
c. Robinson Mrs Ernest c. Harris, Mrs Leroy
b. Loomis, Mrs. Ralph r. Thomas Mrs. Theodore
l.. DanieSon Mrs. Harry r. Matheny and Mrs
George A Trplett.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15

MARCH II TO APRIL "a
Arics-Venus, only planet in
benefc aspect today, particularly
favors religious services, toler-
ance. charitableness mixed with
Your social activities, home, fam
ily interests. Gentleness your
aid.
APRIL sf TO MAY On
Tawus-Very auspicious for
personal happiness, the things
you like Artistic activities,
music, genial, wholesome COM
pany and. OF course, prayer on
your days happy agenda.
MAY Fl TO JUNE sf
Gemiri-Your day to exploit
your versatility and entertaining
talent for the pleasure Of family
and good friends, perhaps for
those lonely or i'll, returned vet
erans.
JUNE % TO July 90
Cdncsr-M May be tendency
toward irritability but don't you
indulge it or be upset with
others in of moods. A smile. a
CHEEKY word usually dispels un-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Miss Behan
Honor Guest

MISS .ALOYSE TIGHE Of
Oakfeld avenue was 10 enter
tain at a luncheon today at the
Detroit Yacht Club in honor OF
Miss Marian Behan. who will
leave Monday for Miami Beach
for the winter.
Miss Tighe's guest list was
to include the following Tau
Epsilon sorority sisters: the
Misses Kay McElroy, Anne Nc
CURE, Kay McNab, Shirley
Knapp, Jeanne Kelly. Eileen
Murphy and Margaret Martin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Plan Veterans Aid

Mrs. Henry Ford and Mrs.
Fred T. Murphy were guests Of
honor al Red Cross luncheon
at the Dearborn Country Club.
Mrs. Stanley Ruddiman, chair
man Of the Dearborn branch,
presided
The purpose Of the gather.
Ing was 10 discuss veterans
needs n be filled by the camp
and hospital service
Mrs. Murphy, who is Michi-
gan representative on the ma
tional board. spoke 49,.
Mrs. Howard Bennett repre-
sented the Detroit Camp and
Hospital Service Council
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15

pleasantness. Happy day on
whole.
July 21 TO AUG. zR
Leo-Two sides 70 today; you
choose the genial, helpful one.
Mercury, unfavorable position
warns against sharp speech,
hasty decisions. Your sunny dis
position a boon.
AUG. 2J TO SEPT. 81
Vugo-The calmer, less un-
troubled YOU are, the fewer hin
ORANGES will appear. Take time
10 study important propositions,
decisions before acting. Some
fine influences.
SEPT. o. TO OCT. ~
Librd-Adhere TO even tempo
in thought and action and thus
get best out Of all things this
holy day. Home affairs, health,
personal needs favored after
service 10 God.
OCT. 24 TO NOV. 92
Scorpio-Do not be troubled
by little things or lose poise IL
others do not cater 20 you. God
intended you TO be q truly great,
magnanimous person. Be tol-
Grant, agreeable.
NOV. 20 TO DEC. 20
Sd0ittdrius-From Tennyson
"Self-reverance, self-knowledge,
self-control, these three alone
lead life TO sovereign power
We would do well 10 ponder
such important truths.
DEC. RS TO JAN. II
CdprtcOut-Forget foolishness,
enjoy church service, entertain
ment, a relaxing hobby, the fam
lily, friends. Prayer, rest, is
good food for soul, mind and
body.
JAN. ~ TO FEB. 9o
Aqudrius-Life Is neither all
success nor all failure, and this
is better 30. Variety causes US
10 be up and doing, again to
relax, reflect.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 70
Piscss-Today calls for . lit
tie added laughter and fun, some
time with God at your church,
and no built-up anxiety. Good
influences in immediate future.
YOU. BORN TODAY: Good
natured, sympathetic, generous;
especially suited to a profession
or scientific field. Law, judge
ship, teaching, acting among en-
deavors in which you can excel.
Copyright le45. By KinE Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15

SHE'LL LOOK sweet as a
picture in this party or school
dress; Pattern 1868 has dainty
ruffles; smart side-closing she
can button herself. An easy-to-
make, easy-to-iron frock.
Pattern 1868 comes in chill
ren's sizes 2, 4. s, s and 10.
Size 6 frock, requires 2 yards
35-inch.i
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly name and ad-
dress, style number and size.
Send an additional Is cents
for the Anne Adams Book Of
patterns for fall and winter.
Free patterns for three hats,
three bags, peplum, and bed
jacket printed in book.
Send 35 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., 1945-10-15
Tea Given
At City Club

NEW MEMBERS Of the
Women's City Club were well
coined at a tea given yesterday
afternoon at the club. TWO tea
tables we're used in the lounge.
one being centered with A
wicker basket filled with green
grapes and bronze chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Mrs. John B. Ford, honorary
president, poured at this table.
Mrs. Welles Utley, past presi-
dent of the club, poured at
table which was covered with
a rose linen table cloth and
centered with mirrored plaque
on which were placed purple
grapes and bright red peppers
surrounded by crystal swans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
In Mayfair
With
y THE CHAPERON

CAPT. REUBEN WATER
MAN who, il seems. has
pretty we'll covered the Pacific
=. since he left the United
States two years ago in Febru-
AIRY is in Japan accord
ing 10 letter just received by
his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Cameron Beach Waterman t.
Capt. Waterman is with the
engineer corps boat and
shore regiment
He was i'm New Guinea
New Britain LuZon and
Mindanao
Mrs. Reuben Waterman
the former Paula Squire of this
city and their two young
sters will remain in Carmel,
Cal, until he returns
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Tau Bete Progress

Members OF Tau Beta and
Tau Beta Association left their
fall meeting held yesterday
In the residence OF Mrs. George
c. Booth in Bloomfield Hills
with a deep feeling OF sat
isfaction after hearing reports
Of the summers activities -.
Mrs. Theodore Buttrick Jr.
reported in the association meet
ing that the Hamtramck
Tau Beta camp had a happy
and successful season owing
10 the building Of the new dam
which made possible swim
ming and boating -.
In the absence OF the presi-
dent Mrs. Alpheus Jen-
nings Mrs. Harry w. Kerr
called this meeting 10 order ..
Mrs. Ross wilkins Jr. re-
ported on the summer play
thool Mrs. Robert Pierce
IZsve the Secretary's report =.
and Mrs. James Gram, the
treasurer'S report -.
Mrs. James Remick presided
in the Tau Beta meeting -.
Mrs. II. Lynn PierSon Jr. gave
n fine report on the volun-
teerS ..
Mrs. Myron Merry reported
on entertainment =. Christine
Edwards on the Needlework
Guild Mrs. Charles Grouse,
membership Mrs. Edward
Wunsch on the bulletin Mrs.
William Brcmmer. the secre-
tary's report, and Jean Posselius
the treasurer's report
After the meeting Mrs. Booth
entertained al tea.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Crecrafts in City

WEEK END GUESTS OF
Kathleen Snow Stringer are
her granddaughter and grand
Son-in-law the George Cra-
crafts who have been living
in Georges home town. Helena,
Ark, since his release from the
army air forces, where he
served as a lieutenant
Mrs. Cracraft, you recall. was
Kathleen Hagan Of Detroit and
Winnetka. H.
The CracraftS are en- route
TO Boston where they are
taking an apartment for two
years until George finishes
at the Harvard law school
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15

BABY GOES modern in these
spiral knitted socks. that form
a snug bootee on tiny and big
baby alike. Add matching nit
tens, a choice gift.
Here are tiny bits Of easy
knitting you'll do in no time
The spiral sock shapes 10 any
tiny foot Pattern 6i4 has di-
rectionS for set.
Send Is cents in coins for
every Laura Wheeler pattern.
Send your order 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Tongue With Sauce

Tongue With Sauce
II cup sour cream or
y cup sweet milk and l table
spoon vinegar
] tablespoon -four
! cup liquid from tongue
Pepper
Beef, lambs or calves tongue
Cover the tongue with cold
water. add half a teaspoon OF
salt, one carrot, one small onion
and one stalk of celery. Simmer
until tender, then remove
tongue and let the liquid boil
until reduced TO one cup. Strain.
Stir the -four into the cream
and bring 10 boil, stirring
constantly. Add the tongue
liquid and seaso 10 taste.
Reheat the tongue in the sauce
and serve garnished with pars-
lev
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
BY Frances Drake

Look in Section Which Your Birthday Copss Find
What Your Outlook Is, According to the Stors
For Sunday, Oct. II, 1913.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-15
Cream Sauce
With Tongue

TONGUE IS often obtainable
when most meats are impossible
10 find-so for a special treat
try IL served with a rich sour
cream sauce.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

would have TO turn around TO bite
him twice on the same lee.
lie tells Othello that Roderigo Is
on the prowl for DesdemoRa and
Othello swallows il. ccllophane. box.
tops and all.
So he starts right in 10 push a big
pillow in Desdemona's face like 1t
was u marshmallow roast.
Ny wife jumps up and hollers.
You're not doing that right. You've
got to choke her"
She pulls out the billboard that
was on the side Of my old red barn
She unfolds it 50 the rest of the au.
d1ence can consult it.
1T amt that way on my map"
yells my wife, and / demand that
he chokes her according 10 plans and
specifications.
Well, you know my wife. The au
dience looks at the billboard OF
Othello choking Dcsdemona and com.
pares it with the smothering with
the pillo" They decide the pillow
hides too much Of Desdemonas face
and they would rather see that even
with the eyes bulFing
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

about as nice d way of spending an
evening as I know.
Well the night Of the show l shave
myself down TO where 1t won't hurt
a boy 10 run across my face in his
bare feet
pa, ON my swallowtai overalls,
call the dog, whistle TO the old lady
and were of 10 the choking contest
The show is all about a fellow
named Othcllo, the Moor of Venice,
where darn fools stand up in canoes
and play banjoes, Bill Fields can do
that and juggle six cigar boxes too.
There is a slick gondola salesman
from Kaiser's Venice gondola works
whose name is Iago. He is trying TO
beat Othello's time with Desdemona.
This man rago is 50 crooked a dog
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

'Lisson Lem" I said. Il got so
much advertising slapped up on the
walls OF my old red barn that M
liver Will never catch up to the pills
This amt patent medicine" said
Lem, This Is Othello over at the
Opera House next week. There's two
tickets In il for you and you can take
the wife if she happens to be going
your way
Wei. Jake slaps up a billboard on
the side OF the old red barn before a.
felio" with watcry eyes can winkl I
/, shows a fellow in pink tights
choking a beautiful woman That's
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

So, Othelo chokes her and kind of
ovcrd1cs It. 1t looks like he should
have had some rehearsals. Anyway
Dcsdemona is on the bed deader than
ham in the smokehousc.
A woman named Amelia kicks UP
row about this and Iago sticks am
ice pick in her and files her away
for future reference.
She stretches out on the bed Then
this fellow Othello Stabs himself un.
der the short ribs. There are now
three people on the bed and its be.
ginning TO look like New Years Eve
in Chinese hop joint
Ny wife folds her map and walks
out She isn't much impressed by
the three people in the bed. She
said. Hmm. They sleep six in a
room In Washington"
CoO,rGhL 1875 KAs 7
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

There is more information pasted
on the side Of my red barn than Abe
Lincoln ever read as a boy
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

cOO,riaL lalj. Kus Ttalures syndlsAis. Inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

II shows a fellow in pink tights
-hQkiag a beautiful woman That's
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

50 when Lem the Bill Poster drove
up in a postponed wagon and whip.
ping a discarded mule | tried 90 shoe
him loose from the premises
The mule has one car up In alarm
and ono down in surrender. It has
lower lIp like a COW. catcher The
only way l can tell him from Lem
Is that Lem IS wearing galluscs in.
stead of shafts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

would have 10 turn around 10 bite
him twice on the same leg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

II" aint fhot way th poster she yelled, "and demand
thot he chokes her according TO pons ond Specifications
Evening star., 1945-01-24
= =
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Your Psychologist
ADVERTISEMENT.
By DR.. ". H. Young

Irregular and fast heart action
has sent many a terrified person
hurrying to their physician. Upon
examination they are told that
nothing is wrong, it is just imag-
ination. AS the symptoms perse-
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the aid of a specialist who again
pronounces the heart sound.
With the continuance of these
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Such people are usually highly
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make them more nervous. 1t is
not unusual for such persons to
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These symptoms are readily
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rather a subconscious complex
which weakens the entire ner-
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relief in the correct treatment
Phone Ma. 1925, DR.. Young will
give you the details.
Evening star., 1945-01-24

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tail method; good salary and splendid fu-
Pe tyre APpy BY letter only s5ade
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dereq our frends Hsg parsoRne once md a' oor r.
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AUTO MECHANIC. helpers, some expert.
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AUTO REPAIRING was classified as crit.
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Evening star., 1945-01-24
HELP MEN.

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WATCHMAN. night, retired. white or COL
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VIII with goo good salary, TO experienced man who
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year around work: essential industry; good
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ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY needs white man
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ESSENTIAL WORK-Men. here is your
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Evening star., 1945-01-24
BY Evelyn Hayes


In one for a smooth, soft -shouldered
look, especially pretty in a dress
such as Joseph Halpert's black-on-
pink print with it's casual shirt top
and wonderful skirt with the versa
tile overdrape. Many sheaths have
the soft sleeves of an Oriental
kimono and sometimes there isn't
any sleeve at all-only an extended
shoulder cut to look like a sleeve.
This is good Washington fashion
and even better when done with a
diminutive cap sleeve that unfurls
when you want it from under a
padded armhole. A fine way to
solve the desk-to-date problem-in
which case, though, you'd furl
rather than unfurl at the witchin'
hour.
Necklines are pretty much a la