davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

Refrigerator desserts are boon
TO the chief cook who answers the
lure of fine summer weather and
spends the afternoon on the golf
course or tennis court These deli
c1ous desserts can be made in Jig
time If you use these short cut
recipes made with sWeetened con-
densed milk. Then you stow your
masterpiece in the refrigerator to
ripen and chill in the cool of the
morning, and when dessert time
comes all you need do is to take it
out. You can count on honors as a
queen cook because these recipes
are magically failure-proof.
For novel dessert with extra
eye-appeal make individual refrig-
orator cakes. These Blackberry
Snowballs are decorative enough
for formal party but are so easy
and thrifty to make that you can
count on them to give glamor to
left over menus, too.
Blackberry SnowbaIIs
l 1-3 cup Us OF. CAM sweetened
condensed milk.
- cup lemon juice
Grated rind of lemon
l pound vanilla waters
1 cup whipping cream
2 cups shredded coconut
- cup sliced blackberries
Blend sweetened condensed milk.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25
The Bride Learns TO BroiI

fish. On such a list of vegetables
(Which are brushed with butter and
sprinkled with salt before broiling)
are raw tomatoes, potato and onion
slices, mushroom caps, cooked car
rots, caulifiOwer fiowerets, egyptian
whole onions, white potatoes and
sweet potatoes. Cooked vegetables,
too, and even cooked rice or hominy
may be placed in the creased broiler
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

sliced blackberries, lemon Juice
and lemon rind. Stir until mixture
thickens. Spread between vanilla
waters. Continue until mixture is
used, piling up 6 waters for each
portion. Cover sides and top with
whipped cream and sprinkle with
coconut. Chill in refrigerator four
hours or longer. Makes IL snow
balls. Ganish with whole black
berries.
Peach Refrigerator Cake
l 1-3 cups (15 OF. CAM sweetened
condensed milk.
IA cup lemon juice.
l cup sliced peaches
2 egg whites stiffly beaten
"A chocolate waters
Blend sweetened condensed milk
and lemon juice. Stir until mixture
thickens. Add sliced peaches. Fold
in stiffly beaten egg whites. Line
narrow, oblong pan or spring form
cake pan with wax paper. Cover
with fruit mixture. Add layer of
waters, alternating in this way I'M
til fruit mixture is used; finishing
with layer of waters. Chill in re-
frigerator 6 hours or longer. To
serve, turn out on small platter
ande carefully remove war paper.
Cut in slices and serve plain or
whipped cream. Serves s.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

hAPPY is the bride the sun
4 shines on" says the old adage.
But happier still is the bride whose
new kitchen boasts a modern cleo
trio range. Such a new bride learns
to use the broiler first because a
broiled steak dinner is his" favor
lite meal. She buys the steak at
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

least one inch
thick-and that
will re quir e
about 10 to IS
minutes to cook
under the b-oil-
er. Later OF per
haps, Wien the
food budget is a
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

pan and cooked
or heated in the
same way. The
fat a n d juices
fr o N the meat
drip over them
AMI the result is
delicious to
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25
HOT OFF THE
GRIDDLE

A stalk of rhubarb will remove
fruit stains from the hands as read
lily as lemon juice.
Even the fingers of old gloves
can be put to good use around the
house - they can be put over the
ends Of curtain rods when slipping
the curtains on, so they will not
tear.
Jars with screw tops make con-
venient containers for the baby's
food, both for travelling and visit
ing and also for refrigerator stor-
age.
Those who make their own chill
drens dresses will find that by put
ting one and one-half inch tuck
on the under side of the hem, they
are more easily heightened and
the tuck does not show at all.
Much time and labor can be saw
ed by taking towels off the line
when almost dry, folding them and
putting through the wringer. This
irons them quite smooth.
To make iced coffee, make hot
coffee, using four tablespoons of
coffee to each cup of water. AS
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

chicken is at least 4 inches below
unit. Broil IS minutes with door
ajar; then turn chicken, sprinkle
again with salt and pepper, brush
with melted butter and continue
broiling for Is minutes. Close oven
door and cook more minutes.
Cream Il cup butter and add to it
the parsley, lemon juice, cayenne,
onion and green pepper. Pile into
notched lemon shells and serve
with the hot broiled chicken.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

Dampness is another enemy of
rugs and will rot both the warp
and the wool. Bend the rug in the
direction of the warp to see if it
cracks before buying.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

Once the wiring has been inspect
ed and passed, any changes or re-
pairs should be made by a respon--
sible electrician.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

soon as made, pour the hot coffee
into glasses which have been filled
with cracked ice.
When buying meats, always ask
for the meat trimmings. Simmer
with vegetables and well seasoned,
they make perfectly delicious
soups.
In selecting melons just right for
serving, look for softening of the
melon at the blossom end.
Before measuring molasses, dip
the measuring cup or spoon in
scalding water. The molasses will
run out easily.
Bananas may be kept for a num-
Der Of days in a mechanical refrig-
orator without turning dark if each
one is wrapped securely in wax
paper.
In sewing large buttons on ma
terial, you will strengthen the gar
ment and avoid tearing by using
smaller button on the under side
for extra support.
Grease spots on rugs and uphol-
stery may be removed by applying
baking soda generously, rubbing in
well and allowing to stand over
night. Remove with an electric
sweeper
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

If hard cooked eggs do not peel
easily, allow to stand in cold water
for about ten minutes.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

pinching and dirty hands, and are
easy to clean.
A tiny cork tackled on the back
Of the lower part of a picture frame
will prevent a dark line forming
on the wall.
Al inexpensive pair of tweezers
kept in a kitchen drawer will prove
useful to remove pin feathers from
fowl.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25
TIMELY TOPICS

"A Judge was about to grant pro-
baton to A. Costa, serving a iail
sentence in Oakland, Calf. when
Costa mentioned that he was the
only barber among the prisoners.
The judge postponed release until
Costa could train a substitute.
Fearing that her fox terrier.
Rowdy, might be neglected after
her death, Mrs. Clara Edgarton of
Oakland, Calf, provided in her
will that he should be put to death.
Influential friends got up a petit
ton to save the dog. Judge w. H.
Harris decided to ignore legal tech
nicalities and awarded ROwdy to
an army sergeant who promised the
animal a good home.
What might have been a startling
headline was a brief Associated
Press dispatch from London last
week which said: "Nazi war planes
bombed New York last night, but
there was little damage. New
York is tiny village in Lincoln
shire in northwest England"
In proportion to population,
Washington, D. c., has $50 per cent
more murders than New York City,
according to Congressional Com
mittee report, which also said that
persons who commit felonies have
chances of 6-to-1 against Indictment
10-to-1 against conviction and 15-to-
l against serving a Jail sentence.
Edouard Herriot, fivetime pre-
mier Of France, was recently fired
by the Vichy government from his
post as mayor of the industrial
city of Lyons, an office he has held
for more than 35 years. He is now
So years ago.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

When defrosting a mechanical
refrigerator, remove trays of ice
cubes and wrap in thick newspaper
then place on shelf in refrigerator.
They stay frozen hard and you are
not without ice cubes.
Pieces of old garden hose about
IS inches long and painted to match
the porch swing may be slipped
over the chains of the swing before
hanging it. They will prevent
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

say the least. On the list of fruits
(Which are brJ31ed with butter and
3Drinkled with brown sugar before
1roiling) are cam e d pineapple,
peaches, apricots, whole bananas,
apple rings and orange and grape
fruit halves.
For some forthcoming Sunday
dinner perhaps you would like to
plan to broil a small chicken or
chickens. Here is a recipe planned
:. -nar;ly foT two. With a bit of
multiplication however, and the adj
dition of more chickens, the recipe
can easily be enlarged.
3roiIed Chicken with savory Sauce
/ chicken for broiling
(1A pounds)
Butter, salt, and pepper
l tablespoon parsley (cut fine)
l tablespoon lemon juice
Dash of cayenne
l teaspoon onion (cut fine)
l tablespoon green pepper
(cut fine)
Preheat electric broiler to a glow
ing red. Place chicken, split into
halves, on broiler rack with skin
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

she up. Sprln-
kle with salt and
p e p p e. q n q
ru S h with 2
ia b | e S p o o n S
melted butter.
Adjust pa n in
oven so t h a t
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

To make iced coffee, make hot
coffee, using four tablespoons of
coffee to each cup of water. AS
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

A stalk of rhubarb will remove
fruit stains from the hands as read
lily as lemon juice.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25

soon as made, pour the hot coffee
into glasses which have been filled
with cracked ice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Gives Illustration

lnaSmuch as the nation has
adopted the program Of all out
effort in armament building, IT is
up 10 American inventive genius
TO find ways and means to absorb
the undertaking With a minimum
of unnecessary disturbance 10 the
material wellbeing of 30.000,00
American families.
As an illustration Of what ! have
in mind, employers interested in
the welfare of their workers. can
assist the latter 10 fulfil in an
orderly manner their new and en-
larged role as direct taxpayer. Re-
vision of the federal tax laws and
proposed new legislation are bring
ing new groups into the company
of income TAX payers. and are
greatly charging The tax liability
Of the persons in the middle and
lower brackets. In order 10 COM
ply with the federal rules of pay
ing in 1912 taxes on income earned
in 1871. every taxpayer is eX-
pected to be more or less of an
accountant in preparing contrlbu-
tons to the costef government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Soaring Debt Threatens
u. S. Living Standards
Says New Taxes on Workers Weaken
High Wage Policy, Buying Power
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

The skNrocketing total cost of
government, concomitant with the
quickened tempo of national de-
Tense and aid TO Great Britain and
other democracieS. constitutes a
serious challenge TO the effort of
American business TO provide bet
ter living for the people.
In two major ways, the fruits
of ever-improving industrial tech
nology in the sphere of mass
production are threatened. In the
first place. rising direct and in
direct taxes on workers may tend
TO weaken the high wage policy,
since buying power treal wages
mist be related 10 net wages and
salaries after all taxes. On the
other end of everyman's economic
Seesaw. the ability of the man.
ufacturer 10 broaden markets
through raising quality and lower
ing costs AS the quantity of pro-
duction increases is in part offset
by the inevitable rise il the tax
cost of all production and diStribu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Detroit Forward
Buying Gains
Agents NoW Purchasing
Materials for Dcirery
d to l. Months Ahead

Because vendors of grea I
many materials and supplies used
in the manufacture of automobiles
and other products cant make
deliveries sooner, most of the pur-
chasing agents in the Detroit area
are placing their orders on six
10 l. months delivery basis.
As indicated by the monthly
survey of buying policies by the
Purchasing Agents Association of
Detroit, nearly two-thirdS of the
association membership is buying
materials now for delivery six to
y months hence.
Continuing a trend under way
for many months. 81 per cent of
the members reported such adj
vance buying AS compared with 5S
per cent month ago and 8 per
cent year ago. The outlook is
for further extension of the trend
as future ordeg books of SupplierS
become increasingly sold up for
the months ahead.
Buying policies Of Detroit area
companies. expressed in terms of
percentages or reporting men,
berS of the association. compare
with previous periods as follows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Hits Hillman's 4-Shift
Plan for Industries
Firms Unable to Acquire Skilled Men
to Work Plants 100 Hours Weekly
By y. {. FORBES

dav for six days. ! believe they
would rather earn as hours pay
each week.
They would prefer this tn the
40 hours-even should the govern
ment. 10 keep down the burden
on taxpayers. ask them 10 forego
time-and- for the extra eight
hours.
After all. 4S-hour week was
standard until only a few years
ago Before that 81 hours and
even longer were quite common.
70. three shifts of eight hours,
six days. would allow one fun day
"a hours, each week. 10 keep
equipment more thoroughly tuned
up than would be possible were It
kept in operation 100 hours, leav-
ing only eight hours for this
highly necessary Job.
| should like 10 see vote taken
in various industrial plants on the
proposed four shifts of 40 hours
a week and three shifts of As hours
a week, with. of course, pay for the
additional eight hours, feel
rather confident of what would
he the result
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Research GROUP
For Steel Trade

NEW YORK. May 10 Appoint
ment of A committee on COM
merCial research was announced
today by the American Iron and
Steel Institute. The committees
work will include the study and
analysis Of steel requirements of
various consuming industries I'M
der the defense program, and the
results of these studies will be
made available 10 the office of
production management.
Membership on the committee
comprise the men in charge of
analyzinG commercial and market
conditions for five of. the leading
steel companies. The committee
will study and make periodical re-
ports on the conditions in and the
outlook for steel markets.
{. II. II. Weikel manager Of
commercial research. Bethlehem
Steel Company, has been elected
chairman Of the committee Other
members are y. r. G. Cowan.
manager of market research. Re-
public Steel Corporation; *. J.
Evans. manager Of sales promo
ton. Inland Steel Company; X. G..
Fuller. manager of market re-
search. United States Steel Corpo-
ration of Delaware. and II. X.
Weir. assistant secretary assistant
treasurer, National Steel Corpora
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

United States Steel sci the pace
for lis group. rising over point.
Bethlehem and Young were
close behind
ChrNSler rose 4 point General
Motors gained * much American
Smelling led copperS up with an
ADVANCE OF 0NCF a point
Rails were featured by big deal
ingS IN Baltimore and Ohio at a
fractional advance Ollie OH Amt
Pure oil mt a new high.
American Tobacco b and Union
Carbide were other issues 10 rist
a point.
Owens Glass lost over a point.
Lorillard and Reynolds Tobacco
E dipped 10 new lows. ANIdtIohS
were firm and utilities quiet.
Rails were in demand in The
bond market where prices were
unchanged to fractionally lower.
United States treasury notes wer@
quiet. and there was little interest
IN foreign sections.
Curb stocks rallied and gains
among several leaders ran 10 more
than point. American Cities
Power and Light a. Florida Power
and Light preferred. Montgomery
Ward and Scoville Manufacturing
were among issues gaining about
point
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

of. cash next March Is and on the
quarterly tax dates in
1912 when imposts on 194l earn
ings fall due. In such circum-
stances, persons of moderate
means will perhaps find them
selves in the clutches of loan
sharks as they attempt 10 borrow
in order TO pay taxes. Thus. they
will weaken their capacity 10 pre-
pare for 1913 taxes on income
earned in 1912, being year be-
hind in their preparations 10 meet
their obligations 10 support gov
eminent. From the employers
viewpoint, such chaotic situation
will reduce employees morale. and
will tend 10 offset the benefits of
high incentive wages and salaries.
Leon Shimkin, trained account
ant and financial executive OF
Simon e. Schuster, book publishers
has evolved a technique in his own
organization for estimating the
total income tax liability of each
emploYe. Then on The basis of stieh
forecast, the company will Volun-
teer TO make pay roll deductions
each month and accumulate for
the account of each employe an
earmarked cash trust fund. on
which he can draw in 1912 10 meet
tax payments due next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Expressmen Set
Business Rally

Officials OF the Eastern Lakes
department and the Detroit diVi-
sion of the Railway Express
Agency are planning Spring
More Business rally Tuesday
night, May 13, at the Ionic
Temple. About 500 exprcssmen
from Detroit and surrounding
cities are expected 10 attend. r.
II. Vogel. superintendent of the
agency. will preside and welcome
the visitors.
Various subjects relating to the
promotion of the increased use Of
cypress service by local business
concerns and the public generally
will be discussed by experts under
the general heading of Trans
portation Plus.
Vogel reports that Detroits OK.
press business during April showed
an increase Of % per cent over
the comparable 1910 month. In
March. the traffic increase was y
per cent while shipping by air en-
press gained 80 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
For Bank Directors

And now. that security in old
age for bank directors is virtually
assured.
Yes. hanks are gong to have Ia
pay social security taxes on their
salaries. Furthermore, directors
who serve as members Of commit
tees within banks must be CON
sidered as employees and come
under the Unemployment Compen-
sation Insurance Act. too.
Biggest complaint Is that the
decision places undue burden on
small outstate banks. For example
, small bank with five employees
/ might have five directors serving
IN committees and therefore would
RAE considered as having more than
o ight employees. making compliance
p 9th the acts mandatory.
I Dunno | just cant reconcile II
Bill KnudSen was work.
hut for the government but | guess
az, - makes him iuSt an ordinary
or, bloye Of the National Bank ol
,sad -olt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Metal Markets

NV YORK MAY 10 Supply situation
continues the dominant problem m the non
ferrous group but IN todays dealings as
usual most attention was paid 10 cleaning
up the weeks accumulated routine affairs
In the copper section. large producers
continued 20 allocate domestic production a.
y cents pound delivered Connecticut Val
icy base while custom smelters adhered to
their quo'Ai Of 12isc = pound. Outside
mt erests again were not quoting
Market for lead ended the week with sub
sfanffal sales booked and large waiting
fri sFAin being carried over for the opening
NJ business Monday. Price was firm at 5.s5
cents to :. 90 cents pound delivered New
York and ;. 70 cents a pound St. Louis.
Zinc recorded no change in conditions
With supply tight and raiioninE Of available
r7rt5EFv- +r5r--T pTtrTr1rr- .--at
p cents pound East ST. Louis.
Export copper was quiet and unchanged
p u cents pound fas. New York. for
foreign meta IN custom smeltef sources
an ri L cents pound a. New York.
quoted ~ ore large foreign producer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Dow-Jones Bonds
S. o. Ohio Plans to Sell
NeU Debentures Privately

CLEVELAND MAY 10 Stand
ard on Company Of Ohio plans 10
sell privately 10 the Chase Ma
tonaI Bank an ISSUE Of 100000
~ serial dcbentures maturing
S625 600 each year from May l.
1919. 10 1856. and bearing interest
rates from rs per cent 10 : pr
cent. according 20 a letter sent 10
preferred stockholders.
4 special meeting of directors
VII be he'd Way 1S 10 authorize
the proposed fnapcing II Is stated
Proceeds vii be used 10 increase
working capital and IN finance
larger accounts receivable and in
ventories which the company IS
carrying During the year 1910.
+ * pointed OFT. working capital
decreased =. 10000. due primarily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Deorth of Talent

Four shifts. IL should be noted
would mean great enlargement OF
necessary supervising experts
foremen, department heads, Sttpet-
etc From all accounts
there is already a dearth of such
talent.
The head of a leading personnel
tells this column:
I'VE are facing n situation
that is really becoming very
serious. Our headache for many
years was securing positions for
those who were able to fill them
acceptably. To-day the situation
is reversed: there are positions
available and employers are
imploring us for help. Salaries
are rising, hut we cannot find
enough trained people to fill
these positions. Each week
fewer applicants apply"
1t would be interesting TO re-
ceive the views of workers them
selves.
Copyright. 1871, hy p. G Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

IN heavy capital expenditures.
in the pipe line division
and reduction in long term debt.
inventories A. the end Of 1910
were over s. 100000 larger than
at the beginning Of the year
The debentures will be subject
70 redemption At option of the
company on 30 days notice.
Several months ago the company
proposed 10 isstle Sl5.000OO0 of 4
percent preferred >tt,t-4t-f et-ft.tff--
ing the old ) per cent preferred,
Of which $4,000 600 s outStand-
inc. and increasing working CAPT
tai. The company has abandoned
This plan and Is substituting the
nov. 5000 600 issue for the pur-
pose NJ providing the additional
working capital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Colossal Needs

Second. the nations needs are
officially represented as 50 colos-
sal thai mechanics other
craftsmen could be reasonably
called upon 10 work more than 40
hours. Il will be recalled that ono
reason for the tragic downfall OF
France was il SocialiStic govern
mcnt's enactment of 40-hour
week
Third eight hours week isn't
enough to permit proper care be-
ing given the highly complicated
machinery of modern industry
machinery often extremely deli
cate in plants producing army.
naval and aircraft equipment.
Would not three shifts Of eight
hours. six days a week, fill the
bill better?
Obviously. it. would he easier
for industry 10 acquire enough
men for three shifts than for four
shifts daily.