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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

kHON now uhuy bth'Cs WIZ Vhao
carried:
Third. do you think the voice of
our people at the polls means any
thing. And may 1 add-don't you
think you owe Mr.. willkle . great
big apology:
He IL still a much loved man. He
is for the American way OF life. IL
you don't know what he stands
for. please write 10 him and find
out.
Respectfully yours.
b. c. ROBERTSON.
X. ?. Box 258 Ell Centre, Calf.
Jewish Aviation League Of America
1913 Broadway, New York City.
May %, 1S4I.
William Randolph Hearst. ESQ.
N. Y. Journal A. American,
New York City.
Dear MIR. Hearst:
lvXyE ARE In receipt OF your most
w encouraging telegram OF the
2Srd inst, and wish to express our
sincerest thanks for your kind ac-
ceptance of membership on our
sponsors committee. We need not
tell you of what great help and
value your name IL to us and we
assure you that we shall do every
thing In our power to be worthy
OF the trust and confidence you
have shown us. We shall permit
yourselves to keep you Informed
from time 10 time, Of the progress
OF both the Jewish Aviation
League and the Jabotinsky Avia.
tion School.
l In these difficult days. when
the world democracies are fighting
their greatest struggle for the
preservat ton OF the freedom OF al
ma nkind, your moral support Il
greatly encouraging. We, the Jew
ish people, are In the midst of thi'
struggle and our future freedom In
q Jewish state depends upon the
victory Of the democracies.
We shall, therefore, do our mt.
most to participate In this struggle
and help release the world from
the tyrants who rule Ii today.
Thank you again.
Respectfully yours.
AARON Il. PROPEs
Jewish Avis ton League OF Am.
n. Clay Glover Co, Inc,
Pharmaceutical Manufacturer
and Distributor,
$50 Fourth Avenue
New York. N. Y
June 4, 194I.
Mr.. VIM. Randolph Hearst,
Care New York Journal-American,
New York, N. Y.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
III AM deeply grateful because you
i and your newspaper are taking
a stand against war.
am n widow with an only child
my son--fsst approaching man
hood, and although 1 think that
our dear country is rapidly draw
Ing closer to the tragic hour when
IL will have to enter this war, I
am writing to implore you to use
your vast Influence against the
lowering OF the draft age 20 eight
cen, which L and many other
mothers feel would be great In
justice.
i believe In military training but
consider that boys under twenty
one, too young to vote, are too
young TO fight.
I wish all the mothers In Amer
lea would write letters OF protest
to President Roosevelt and their
congressman and senators.
Much might be accomplished by
united action.
Sincerely,
(Mrs.) NJ. A. GLOVER.
San Francisco, CALF,
May 70, 1s4i.
Mr.. w. r. Hearst.
San Simeon, California.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
A T A times when most news
"A paper writer's are hystericaIly
trying to goad US into war, 1t Is q
great relief to read y sane and
sensible article on the subject rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Cheese Sauce

On the creamy side is a new
cheese sauce which is excellent
served as Welsh rabbit. Just
heat the contents of can and
serve over crisp toast or crack
ers. If you wish more SEASONING.
it can easily be added. This
sauce is delightfully."- smooth and
when thinned with milk goes
lastly over vegetables or into
casserole Of escalloped potatoes.
For % to 25 cents you can buy
a can large enough to serve four
persons.
Mushrooms also come creamed
for 10 cents. They're handy for
gravies and too, in scalloped
dishes.
Ripe mushrooms. broiled in
butter. ready to serve right from
the can are another new item.
Just heat and take them to the
table. One 6-ounce can serves
three or four persons and is
equal to about one pound of
fresh mushrooms. Directions for
serving them in a variety of
ways are on the attractive label.
Chicken Broth
For some time cocktail pea
nuts have been available. vacu-
um-packed in cans. but now
for only 81 cents you
can have sailed cashew cocktail
nuts. My, but they're good!
Every now and then we wish
to use a recipe calling for
chicken broth and yet haven't
planned for stewed chicken
previously in the week. A glass
or can of ready-prepared chicken
broth is a handy thing to have
in the cupboard. Too. it's al
ready seasoned ready for serving
as a first course if you wish.
Very special and very tasty
is French onion soup which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

FOR THE past several days,
DIR. and Mrs. Fred T. Murphy
have been in transit, with
Charleston, S. c., as their ulti-
mate goal.
They're visiting some of the
famous and beautiful southern
gardens. which are said to be
about at their best just at this
time, and expect to stay thus
engaged for some time, with
headquarters at one of Charles
toms swank clubs.
MRS. BENJAMIN c. ADD
SON. Mrs. George Lehr of Bir-
mingham and Miss Ardath Pope
are off to Washington and
Miami and won't be heading
back north for at least couple
of weeks.
IT'LL BE in April, sometime,
before the Edwin Scott Bar
bours return to their handsome
home on the slightly chill lake
shore.
They're at the Pancoast in
Miami Beach $50 are the James
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Onion Flakes, Cheese Sauce
Among Markets Products
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

ONCE YOUR grocer finds that
you're interested in new things
he loses no time in telling of the
novel food products he has for
sale. OF course we're glad that
the grocers and market men in
our neighborhood are so in
clined.
For instance, Saturday they
greeted us with an attractive
can of onion flakes. They're
new and such good news :.
they minimize the need for tears
when making potato salad, meat
loaf and all those good
things which need a bit Of
minced onion to give them a
flavor lift.
Onion flakes are packaged by
the makers of parsley and mint
flakes. They're dehydrated and
therefore puff up when added TO
foods with moisture. Price 10
cents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

comes in a vacuum-packed can.
Priced at 35 cents you'll find
treated individual packages Of
the cheese. croutons and de-
hydrated soup stock in each con-
tainer with the onions loose in
the bottom. 1t only takes few
minutes to make servings for
four people.
Sea Foods
OF course. during Lent we're
always interested in sea foods.
Unusual indeed are smoked crab
meat and legs So cents
They're excellent for hors
d'oeuvre. Shrimp salad is avail
able in a 12-ounce glass jar for
SO cents. And there's noodle
marengo combining parmesan
cheese, crabmeat and mush-
rooms Is ounces for SO
cents.
An imported number is guava
halves packed in honey. The
price is 65 cents for Is ounces.
Green tomato slices packed in
a jar are another old faverite
now available year round. Just
think of the things that may be
done with them fried plain
in butter. picked. or dipped in
batter and fried in deep fat.
Another tomato special is two
whole red tomatoes packed in a
can with a divider between.
These tomatoes are firm and just
right for salads. You should see
them they're beauties.
For shopping information on
any of these items, call Prudence
Penny, Detroit Times, Cherry
$500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Mayfairites in Crowd

THE FEW Mayfarites did recognize Saturday night
included:
Mrs Walter OHair. Mrs. c. James Mckinney.
Mrs. John Mcneil Burns and Mrs Omar Field Rains
eve believe they served reception committee which
met Miss Fields at the airport upon her ARRIVAL -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Forsyth (who among that
small band of Mayfaites to be events where
the fare top fight and the audience usually fashion
able. feel sorry for Society sometimes they
always get let in the boring things and have
miss the Topsl...
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ledyard Mitchell were also at the
Oracle Fields concert.
Special mention should go to the Ina Claire Hudson
Troupe of Dancers chdren who did Scottish dances charm
ingly and to the MeTTymakers Bank of Accordionss.
also children. -. who simply wonderful five
cordons we believe and one drummer boy who knocked
the hide right off his set of fancy traps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
President 10 View
Bases in Caribbean

FIT. LAUDERDALE. Fla. March
17.-GNS)-Reports that Presi-
dent Roosevelt will embark Thurs
day aboard the yacht Potomac on
a fishing trip we're circulated in
Fl. Lauderdale today. The report
said the light cruiser u. S. S.
Benson would escort the Potomac,
In addition TO fishing. it was
expected the President would in
spect recently acquired Caribbean
naval and air bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
3 Parties
In Week for
Lois Martin

WITH THE wedding date
only a little over a month away
the exact date is April 20
popular Lois Martin and William
Pioch Jr. are being feted at
ever so many parties.
Next week will be Lois turn
and there are three important
affairs being planned.
March "a. Virginia koestlin
will entertain at a linen shower
and luncheon at her home in
Berkshire road.
March 25, Mrs. Harry Markell
will give a luncheon and bath
room shower at her country
home near Romeo.
Jean Colby will be hostess at
a kitchen shower and luncheon
on March %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Miss SchIey
Fe+ed at
Luncheon

MISS BETTY MELVIN of
The Wardell recently entertained
with bridge luncheon for Miss
Virginia Cyril Schley. who will
become the bride of George
Thomas Poirier early in April.
Some of those complimenting
the bride-elect included:
Mrs. Ernest E. Wemp, Mrs.
L. V. Brown. Mrs. Harry B.
Culbertson, Mrs. Euclid T.
Smith. Mrs. Damon S Gall. Mrs.
William Guse, Mrs. James Gull
Yer. Mrs. Edward Wade, Mrs.
Cyril E. Schley and Isabel
Farnam.
THE WOMEN'S AERONAU-
TICAL ASSOCIATION is start
ing the novel idea of serving tea
above the clouds on st. Patrick's
Day.
At 2:30 today chartered
21-passenger American Airliner
takes off from City Airport to
circle the city. giving its pas
sengers, the members of the as
ISOLATION, a bird's-eye view of
Detroit and at the same time
affording them the opportunity
of riding in one of the newest
ships.
This association is largely
comprised of women filters and
wives of aviators.
Some of the guests:
Mrs. j. A. Salzman. Mrs.
Helen Yassy. Mrs. A. II. Seibert
and Mrs. Edith B Hall.
DETROIT YACHT CLUB
members and their wives made
merry Saturday evening at the
clubs semiannual &C a b aret
Night"
Entertaining the RI ne s /
tables with demonstrations of
the new Brazilian samba. as in
troduced by Carmen Miranda in
the forthcoming Twentieth
Century-Fox film, THAT Night
in Rio" were the Elaine Arndt
dancers of Crosse Pointe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Howard Bloods' Eggs, Legge's Derby

DIDJUNO:
That Harry Hersee Bullock is crbbage addict Of long,
standing?...
That those socially prominent eggs being by
Indian Villagers and Crosse Pointers often come
Howard E. Bloods' FARM.
That Russ Legge Of the local gents who sport
a derby this time of year?
That the Arthur Butler McGaws being nautcaly- minded
call their Summer place in Maine "Quarerdeck"?
That after years and years the Indian Village Manor
the Noble C. Banks family has pulled up stakes and is
sconced in lovely house Lakeland the Pone?
That Mrs. George Kamperman has beautiful and very
old French fan which is kept under glass?...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
St. Pa+rick's
Party Brings
Be+ro+haI

GREEN earn A TIONS
decked the table and Spring
flowers bloomed throughout the
Lothrop avenue home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Spillane on Sum-
day evening. when AZ guests ar
rived to attend st. Patrick's
Day party.
But it was far more than that.
For as soon as the company as
sembled announcement was made
of the engagement Of the
daughter of the house. Anne
Margaret Spillane. and John ID.
Gallagher. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Gallagher Of Ottawa,
Ont.
Pretty Margaret wore frock
of brown and white printed
crepe.
The wedding will take place in
the early Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
OF
Tomorrow
School

TOMORROW Is cooking
school day for members of The
Detroit Times Homemakers'
Club. Glass will be held in the
auditorium on the fifth floor OF
our building and will start at
] 80. with doors open at l
o'clock.
How to pep up Lenten menus
is the subject Prudence Penny
has chosen for her afternoons
cookery lesson. She'll show you
how to prepare: Macaroni anc
cheese. Spanish rice. broiled SAL
mon trout, tuna kes with
vegetables, golden fig fritters
with lemon sauce, shrimp in to-
mato aspic and celery cheese
salad.
In addition TO this. Prudence
will conduct complete demon
stration on the making of good
coffee. And since apples are
the Food of the Week, accord
ing TO the Surplus Marketing
Administration. she will prepare
apple turnovcrs bit special
ones with a new and unusual
flavor.
Entertainment will be pre-
sented by students of the Roth
and Berdun School of Stage and
Radio Art. These clever young
sters will offer a variety pro-
gram of songs and dances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Murphys Range CaroIinas
Inspecting Southern Gardens
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

S. Holdens. by the way) after
a visit in Ormand.
ANOTHER COUPLE far from
the local scene would be the
Harold T. VigerS.
They've been spending a
great deal of time at the Hotel
Champ Carr down in Fort
Lauderdale. Fla, according to d
missive from the Southland.
YOUNG JOHN LUCAS, son
of Mrs. Katharine D. Lucas of
Roosevelt place, isn't coming
home for his Spring vacation.
Instead. this Yale student is
all set to sail for the West
Indies, Friday, aboard the
kungsholm.
THE G.. D. WALKERS son,
Theodore. however, has been
spending his vacation here in
town with his family.
It's about over. though. and
he'll soon be back to his books
and duties at the Missouri Mill
tary Academy down in Mex
leo, Mo.
THE MISSION Round Table
Section of the Marygrove Col
lege Sodality is sponsoring that
annual ST. Patrick's program to-
day in the college auditorium.
THE Proposal Dress" a one
act Irish play by Mary Bliss
Whited, was selected for same
and its cast includes Gene Frey.
Eileen Armbruster, Jacqueline
Madigan, Rose Mary Snyder, Joy
Schafer and Eleanor Wojdylak.
The Plot, it seems, centers
around a historic dress which a
girl finds while searching
through the attic. She puts on
the gown and shows it to her
aunt. who tells her what has
happened to those who wore it
in the past D..
Proceeds from the collection
being taken up will go to the
missions.
DID YOU know Mrs. allie"
Evans and her personable brood
have recently moved from the
Palmer Park section over to
Alden Park Manor?
AMONG DETROITERS stay
ing at the Miramar Hotel in
Santa Monica. Cal. are Mrs.
Henry Sanger and John B. Will
liams.
MRS. EDWIN A. HAKENJIS
and DR.. Elizabeth l.. Jacob of
East Grand boulevard have re-
turned home after vacationing
for three weeks at Miami Beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Birthday for Two.
But 50 Years Apart

JUDGE SHERMAN D. CAL
LENDER, his daughter. Mrs.
Norman Z. Gabel, and her son
and daughter, Norman and
Elizabeth, left yesterday for
Chicago.
There they are guests of an
other daughter and Son-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berry Bra
gaw.
Tomorrow Judge Calender
will celebrate his seventy-second
and Elizabeth her third BIRTH
daY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Minister TO Hungary
III, Leaves for u. s

BUDAPEST. March 17-GNS)
F. Montgomery. American
minister to Hungary since 1888.
will leave today for the United
States. where he will be formally
retired from the diplomatic service
because of i'll health. Herbert c.
Pell, present American minister TO
Portugal, will succeed the retiring
minister, il was announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
She Puts Her Heart in It-Then Paws

GOOSEFLESH AND ducts =. as we'll as your laugh
ing muscles. get terrific workout Fields concert.
surprising artist If the notion strikes she'll
turn cart wheel and do bumps the conclusion of
wise serious Offering.
She let her ermine wrap slide from her shoulders Saur
day night to help her accompanist Harry Parr-Daves
move the huge grand piano a better position the
stage.
And when the management said she'd have pay
for mike for the second half of her
her heart in a the proceeds to England she paid TIL
extra that those in the rafters could
they cheered -.
Incidentally Mr.. ParrDavies is the composer of
Wish Me Luck When You Wave Me Goodbye" which We
Americans sentimentaly like to think of Englsh
marching song.
Matter of fact it written before the but it's
sun one OF the best bits of 194O-1 popular music
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Oracle Fields Inspiring Concert

ONE OF the most inspiring events to take place in
Mayfair that which British acress-singer
Coincidence Oracle Fields gave Saturday night for British
War Relief.
The Canadian Legion of the Detroit and the English
Speaking Union sponsored the benefit Masonic
Temple Auditorium. :.
damned right to the rafters. with Canadians
and Weshmen than Deroters udging from requests and
applause) the auditorium has seldom respon-
sive house..
Miss Fields extremely popular in the music halls of
England -. has been touring Canada United
giving these concerts. all proceeds from which go
relief. -.
She's unbelievable in her indefagabity somehow she
gathers her audience to her the appears the
stage and she keeps it the edge of the seat the
very last note.
Besides lifting Irish, Scotch and English folk songs.
her throaty voice breaks into haunting melodies and
patriotic =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times: on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
h Nay{ f:
~

THE TYPICAL 1941 bride.
Finds herself sitting patiently at home hoping that
bridegroom will be located in his military training
Where she join him..
Mrs. John Mclaughlin Booth Carol Lawson) is truly
l bride.
She and John married early in January. and
he has gone off to military training.
While she's waiting for their plans to take shape....
She'll join her parentsn-aw. Mr.. and Mrs James
rpps Booth for holiday Sea Island Ga within the next
ew weeks -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17
Tryon Stop Off

MRS. BOOTH will be off to Tryon n. c. today. for
visit before being joined by Mr. Booth and going
Georgia :.
Which reminds that of her pet interests.
District Nursing Society,".
Will meet for sewing this Wednesday,.
At the home of Mrs. Russell E. Dexter in Van Dyke
avenue. -.
Following the mornings sewing bee (they begin II
members will be Mrs Dexters guests luncheon. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

MRS. EDWIN a. HAKENJIS
and DR.. Elizabeth l.. Jacob of
East Grand boulevard have re-
turned home after vacationing
for three weeks at Miami Beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-17

AMONG DETROITERS stay
ing at the Miramar Hotel in
Santa Monica. Cal. are Mrs.
Henry Sanger and John B. Will
liamS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
KuhIEnan Seeks
Labor OutSfate
Cites Acute Shortage
Of Building Mechanics
BY LAFE ALLEN
nstroit TUNES Hrai Estats EDITOR

- state this Week, seeking budng mechanics from smaller
III for
49, Kuhmsn said the shortage of local building
tradesmen necessafed his outStsc hunt He
,ad residential builders have advertised for 80 last week
They he
The Builders Association executive he would confer with
officials leaders throughout labor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
April Mortgages
Hit Sl4,4S0,000
State Home Financing
Sbows Sharp Gain,
Loan Board Sa1ts

Home financing in Michigan
during April by all types of mort
gage lenders amounted TO STA
4s0 600. with total of 4.979 mort
cages on homes being recorded, il
was reported Saturday by econo-
mists of the Federal Home Loan
Board.
These figures compared with
4342 home mortgages amounting
to S12217,000 in April. 1910.
Savings and loan associations
closed 1.16S loans in the amount
of S3.174,000 during the month.
Insurance companies approved 343
loans for S1,720.000 while banks
and trust companies closed 2,03S
loans for S5.341 600.
Each month the boards division
of research and statistics complies
figures on all non-farm mortgage
recordings in each state up TO
$4,000 each in value. Co-operat-
ing in this survey are President
Fred T. Greene of the Federal
Home Loan Bank Of indianapolis
savings and loan executives; the
American Title Association. and
the Mortgage Bankers Associa-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Jeffrey Reports
COOPERATIVE Sales

Two sales concluded in cooper.
alton with other brokers were
reported Saturday by Richard
Jeffrey, Detroit Real Estate Board
A five-room on Crocus.
lawn sold for $3.50 in co-opera.
tion with =. f. GustafSon and 2
SiX-room brick on Mettetal sold
for $1,000 in a deal with Wilcox
Rymal and SymeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Dude Ranch Motif
Popular This Year

Whether you live in the West
or not. the dude ranch motif for
decorating guest rooms is the
mode for Summer. Fir-Tex dec
orators advise. Genuine cattle
brands make attractive designs
for draperies and bedspreads.
Panel your walls in wheat coIored
insulating panels, and stencil a
rope design around the room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Bldg. Permits
LIP 100000,
Wolff Reports

Building permits for the week
ending May 81 were up more than
100000 over the same seven-day
period in 1910, Joseph P. Wolff
commissioner of buildings and
safety engineering, reported Sat
urday.
Permits issued last week hit the
81, 349,15S mark, compared ~
S1,121 607 worth of authorizations
for the 1910 period.
Wolff authorized SAC new build
ings last week, compared to BOZ
for the same week a year ago.
while permits were issued for al
terations or additions 10 159 more
structures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

II told Prosecutor William Bowling that
10 work khman related II said we'd post property and the
would he told
the and the
THAT union
. n
kGhlmHr said that under ~ the negoSonS
May ~,
10 con
mlttees,' ne said. hut they
They they're They had less
than the building mechanics residential
organized they trying the
Clarence r. Hill metropolitan district Of the State
Land Board will discuss changes the
CONTINUED on age
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Many Single Homes

Singles and two-family flats
comprised the lions share of last
weeks building authorizations,
Wolff said. Two hundred and
twenty such structures were au-
thorized AT an estimated cost OF
S1110970.
During the same week a year
ago. 1873 single and two-family
dwellings were approved az a cost
of 1911 $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

drive. so as not 10 strip other communities
Of needed workmcn.
Prior 10 his departure outState Kuhl-
man. addressing members of the Detroit
Real Estate Board AT the Savoyard Club,
said building costs in the Detroit area had
Increased S per cent during the last year.
II don't think these costs should
advance more than per cent more"
he added
kuhlman said any increase in the wage
scale Of building mechanics will not go into
effect until September l. 10 allow builders
to complete jobs which they now have
under way.
Discussing tho recent strike Of build
inC tradcSmen. who were called of their
Jobs in sympathy with striking teamSters.
Huffman, who played prominent part IN
negotiating a truce. predicted Al least a
81 900 increase on a 5000 home If De-
troii becomes closed shop town
Huffman said he refused flatly 10 con-
slider the closed shop issue during the
negotiations and served notice on local
law enforcement officers that members Of
the Builders Association Intended 10 re-
sumo working the following week.