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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

splashed fire around the plant and
ignjted the roof, Damage could
not Immediately be estimated.
The company has defense con-
tracts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Shoot En-!
Italian Newspaper Asks
Death for Profteers
International New. service cahI.

InternRIIonaI NFWs NfFNIte HhIt
ROME. May Is. 49, Roberto Fa-
editor of the Regime Fas-
cista. advocates today that war
profiteerS and food Spectators be
Shot on the public squares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

Gen. Hugh <. Johnson,
"Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
100 Youths Learn
Farming ABC'

One hundred and sixty boys,
mostly from the metropolitan
area, this week begin courses on
how to become farmers, at camps
sponsored by Henry Ford.
For the next six months the
boys will learn how to till the
soil. plant and grow crops and
then sell them on the market.
Ford provides the equipment. fur
nishes the instructors, food and
lodging and in addition pays each
boy 81 a day.
When the camps disband for the
season in November the boys will
split into equal shares the profits
from the crops. Last years melon
was $4,000.
Each camp is on a 320-acre
farm tract. The project was started
by Ford in 1898. The youths live
in army tents pitched adjacent TO
the farm and eat their meals in a
mess hall.
Camp Legion IS located near
Ford's birth place and Camp Will
low Run is about 25 miles from
Dearborn. Applications were so
great that only one out OF every
five could be chosen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Tons Toll
Claim in April
international New. Service Cable

BERLIN, May 3.-The stagger-
ing total of 1,000,211 tons of
British shipping was sunk during
April, the German high command
reported today in its daily COM
munique.
OF this amount, about 100000
tons were sunk in Greek waters
by German planes blasting at
transports evacuating Brit s h
troops from Greece. About $50
other ships were badly damaged.
many of which must be considered
a total loss, according to the COM
munique.
The figures were exclusive Of
ships sunk or damaged by strik-
ing mines.
In North Africa, Nazi troops
have penetrated deep beyond the
outer defense OF Tobruk. captur-
ing considerable number Of
pillboxes and veral hundred
prisoners despite stiff British re-
Sistance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Tipsy Robot
LegIess and Handles
Motorist Guilty

GENEVA, ILL.,, May 3.-Frank
Cain, %. who has neither legs nor
hands. today began a six-month
period of probation after he
pleaded guilty TO a charge Of
drunk driving.
Cain, former justice of peace of
Bristol. ILL.,. was given a suspended
sentence of six months at the state
prison farm and his drivers license
was revoked for a year.
Cain has driven 100000 miles
with the aid of a special mechan-
ical device and artificial legs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Police Start Fund
To Buy Child a Foot

NEW YORK, May SINS
Two thousand Queens policemen
today came TO the aid Of 5-year-
old child. The child. Ann Schu-
macher. lost a foot several weeks
ago when struck by a hit-run mo-
torist. Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Schumacher, were unable
10 afford 5000 for an artificial foot
So the police started a fund 10
buy the artificial foot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Land 90 Survivors
OF Unnamed Vessel

ST. JOHNS, Mid. May a.
QNS)-Ninety survivors of a
sunken British steamer, well
known in st. Johns. have been
safely landed, offices of the
British Furness-Withy lines said
today. refusing to identify the
vessel.
Among other vessels. the Fur
ness-Withy line operated the luxury
liners Queen of Bermuda and Mon
arch of Bermuda, both ships of
more than $4,000 tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

Easter Tea Cakes: Use any
t0s-eeg cake recipe and bake in
muffin tins. Prepare delicate
pastel frostings in rose, pistachio.
etc Spread thickly on top Of
cake and make initials Of friends
using small seed or pearl silver
candies Arrange assorted cakes
on lace paper dolly o. top cakes
with small candy dove
rabbit. etc.
Rhubarb Deep Dish Pies: Use
large glass balSingware custard
CUPS Fill with cooked and
sVectened rhutarb and sprinkle
lightly with cinnamon. Cover
with pastry and make Sits in top.
pressing pastry tight TO moistened
sides brush top with cream
Bake m hot oven. on at-abogt 40C
degrees Serve separately with
soft custard.
Gelatin Easter Eggs: Make
holes IN the bottom of II. eggs,
and remove mixed yolk and
white Rinse shells IN cold water.
Prepare qmck-setting Favored
gelatin in several flavors, cherry
red. orange yellow etc. Place
eggs on end in egg-oarton and,
hy means of small funnel, fill
with gelatin Chill overnight in
refrigerator. Remove shells care
fully Place eggs on beds Of
shroddcd IFrrUCE- &C or SERVE m
nests OF whipped cream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Sprin@tiIne into Your Menus

toasted soda crackers ~ One
layer white cake cut into large
squares, frosted with fresh cocoa
nut and with "A marshmallow
rabbit on top Of each square %
Angel@cake ring filled with whip
ped cream and strawberries cut
into wedges 4+-Afuids IF canned
cranberry sauce CT INTO egg
shapes. accompanied bv crackers
and sweet cheese. 90 Esgs made
of various-colored Z Ella tins.
shaped by molding IN eeg-shells
children love this and can make
them8 f6l Rhuharb one-crust
pie baked IN a glass ballng-dish.
and eaten with a thick custard
sauce.
When II comes to beverages,
it's not too early to consider
frosted coffee flip iced coffee 10
you. hot vegetable beverages
eaten in a cup. matted milks, and
All kinds Of fruit juices served
chill and refreshing
And one last trick Spring is
the night time TO attempt to ar
range foods more attractively. in
case You haven't been ~ the
habit of thinking of foods IN
terms of their eyc-appeal Rad
ishcs taste Jus. as good when
served AS is from the garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

fOamy or other kind of omelet.
or a lighter form OF egg dish
such as a souffle; or again. we
can take canned salmon. with its
rich fine food value tat extremely
low cost, remember1. combine II
with crumbs and make it into a
scalloped souffle or baked dish.
Or, if none Of these seems
just the thing, try a Spring
type Of pancake as the main
dish Use plenty Of eggs in the
batter. and make the pancakes
as large as plate or skillet
Then. when they're piping hot
roll them over sweet thick cream
and sprinkle generously with
chopped wainHts Are they de
lcctable' With two apiece 10
each person. and a fruit compete
or sauce TO follow, no more per
rect menu for the mild evenings
Of Spring can be imagined
Try rice for starch for a few
weeks in the mild weather Why
First. just for a change, second.
because rice starch is lighter and
easier 10 digest; and third. rice
saves preparation time just
sprinkle a cupful INTO boiling
water. and cook about IS
minutes.
Instead of that hot vegetable
which was always found in the
Winter menu, replace with T re-
freshing chill salad of greens. or
green cooked vegetables tossed
up in a lemon dressing for added
tang and PiquaHcy Not boiled
cabbage. but shredded fresh new
green cabbage not hot creamed
carrots. but grated or shredded
raw carrots in a salad not boiled
and buttered beets. bat cold beets
scooped out into cups wiIICffI may
be stuffed with contrasting new
green peas or similar vegetable.
ARD ARD .4e,4ts ;Ss.s the breads heEG-
too. one may make change, or
include new varieties As a
change. Try featuring buns bis
cults. rolls or best Of an al the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
By Mrs. Christine Frederick.
The DISTINGUISHED Authority Household Efficiency.

but 1t doesn't take a minute -
make radish roses" and what
note OF gaiety they add TO q
Spring luncheon
Determine TO buy one of those
vegetable-nuters or shredders or
similar gadgets you see demon
strated in every good department
store the kind that make whorls
of your cucumber. or festoons ct
your carrots. or Washhoald
stripes from your boiled hcets,
and then see how gay and APP
petizing any vegetable becomes.
suit your menus Ia Spring. and
youll enjoy more leisure and
you may lose pounds. too IN the
process.
Meantime. here is ready
reference. shortcut guide TO sew
eral unusual Easter week recipes
Faster Egg Cake: Use any
sunshine or yellow butter cake
mixture and bake In two layers.
Put together with a creamy fiji
ing. using shredded pineapple
spread top and sides thickly with
seven-mIhute frosting tint
shredded cocoauut with green
coloriuE. rubbing evenly through
the cocoanut 20 pale green ar
range tinted cocoanut IN small
nests ,on top Of cake. fin each
with three jelly beans and let
large candy rabbit stand on
the top
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
'ODAY is Easter Sunday.
Apart from its religious
sianIficance II llshers in the


Apart from its r elig ious
significance. it ushers in the
awakening Spring with its offer
ings Of frocks. fabrics, flowers
and foods Like most of the i'm
|rtant holidays. Easter is
blending of several traditions,
both religious and pagan.
The earlier pagan festival, cele-
brated at the same season, was
in honor of the Spring planting,
the Spring fertility and new
birth in general.
Its traces remain in our inclu-
sion of the Easter rabbit that
lays eggs, of the chicks and their
eggs, and the many vegetables
as well as flowers so important
this holiday. II is this note or
theme song of newness, fresh
ness and gaiety which charms
everyone. and the home-maker
most Of all.
- Why? Because 10 her the past
Winter may have meant fatigu-
ing months Of buying foods pre-
pairing foods, and cooking hearty
and generous dishes known as
substantial MERITS te feFtifp
her family for work or weather.
But with Spring at hand, a
change may be made to lighter
weight foods. to more gay or
graceful dishes. 10 new foods. or
10 familiar foods used IN fresh
forms Right now is the time to
suit your menus to Spring
Consider any typical dinner
menu. and we see 10 begins with
soup Here is the first point at
which the home-makor can WAIVER
a magic wand and effect swift
change with no trouble at all.
she can substitute cooling fruit
or vegetable cocktails to lead-off
meals on warmer days
Lay away the heavy soup-ket-
until next Fall. and instead
~ve work and time by opening
up a can of natural. unsweetened
pineapple juice, for example, or
canned carrot juice. or grapefruit
juice alone or in one Of It's many
pleasing combinations TRY half
grapefruit juice blended with
half grapejuice, for charming
tWo-tone' or parrot cocktail
Consider the next course. that
Of meat with gravy and hot
vegetable ike potatoes. and also
another green hot vegetable such
as cabbage tunips. peas or
beans
Now what can the magic
wand do here First Of all lots
see there could he a delicious
veEctable-wainut loaf. madr ny
choppinr and blending vegetables,
hread-crumbs and nuts. and hak-
ing as any usual roast or. We
could take eggs and make a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

last" Something like that is
true of a dinner and we GER
tainly rise from the table with
the dessert as the last word
which we recall
Now, here are some ideas for
new types of desserts. or familiar
desserts served differently ID
Cream cheese ia It's silver foil
wrapping thanked by fresh pears.
nectaiines on tsR If whole
strawberries with their halls on,
supported by a ring ri freshly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

Spring of the year rye waters
and bread sticks both lighter,
and less fattening
Last come the desserts and
here what an opportunity opens
10 the creative home-maker, For
the dessert rs always tae high
point OF any dinner is It not
The last touch, or the final word
and memory Of what has gone
before. As someone said Of
speech, What you most remcm-
Der Is the first sentence and fho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

They're changing to Nash for its Condi-
toned Air comfort and exclusive Weather
Eve . for freedom from cold-weather driv-
ing. bugs and dust. They're taking more trips,
and saving money, with the Convertible Bed.
Ask any Nash owner. He will tell YOU
here's car so new. so far ahead-it can't
be compared in any respect with low-price
automobiles of the past.
Take tip from the thousands on thou
sandswho are changing tot this newkind ofcar.
Don't buy any ioic-price car until you
see and drire this thrilling neiC Nash.
Call on your Nash dealer today and see
how much more this new Nash gives you in
luxury, comfort, safety and savings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
PANC AXES

Here is a short cut if The fam
.lv goes for potato pancakes
Dare and g1ate raM- nat1foes ]
use the fine shredder na.t 9f fhe
Crater thcu add sa IND or
whole egg. stir in wen spread
an Of potatoes IN creased iron
frying pan. make an opening IN
middle so it VIII fry crisp on
bottom When Drowned loosen
with spatula pat plate bottom
side mp on fry pan and tutn over
on plate then put back TO brown
other side This tastes just like
potato pancakes. but 1t saves
standing and .frying each pam
cake
Mrs. II. Madsen.
Racine. Wisconsin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
AImanack Hints

[VANE you a time or money
saving hint to pass on to other
AlmAnaekcrs such ideas are
worth sharing with other readers.
and the Almsnaek wants 10 print
thsm-the more the mcrrier. For
each such hint sent IN and used
IN this department We will pay 81
You may send in a. many a. you
want. hints not used cannot be
returned. Please keep them short
and to the point and address
ALMANACK HINTS EDITOR,
T. %. Box 1871.
Grand Central Annex. New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
KNITTING

When knitting ] use pipe
cleaners for stitch holders The
wire IN the cleaner helps 10 get
the stitches on and the fabric
around it keeps them from slip
ping off To insure the stitches
staying on, I turn back thu UT7Tt7-
The cleaners are inexpensive and
can be obtained in different
colors
Miss Helen J. Nlahakos.
=4--s-1 SaCo. Maine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
PIE

When you've finished pairing
your apples for an apple pie, try
pouring cooking sherry over
them, before adding your sugar
and cinnamon il helps give
nice flavor 70 your finished pie.
Mrs +. Stevens.
Carlsbad. y. J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
HAM

|Vhen you boil a ham whole
~ half, and want to slice nicely
without dropping to pieces, re-
move from hot liquid when done
and drop IN vessel Of cold water,
sufficient 10 cover. Let stand I'M
I'll cold You VIII find your ham
firm and easy TO slice, and moist.
Mrs. +. Jensen.
Seattle. Wash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
VINEGAR

Add three tablespoons Of vino-
err 70 the water in which frank
furters are cooked and you will
find that the flavor IS much I'M
proved, and the skins are more
tender
Mrs. John G. Larmorc.
La Crescenta. California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

NOU RE looking at the car that has scored
l the biggest upset in the 1911 lowprice
field -. the car that's winning thousands of
new buyers to Nash every week.
Just look at this biz Nash sedan! Can YOU
imagine a car this big and luxurious getting
up 10 80 miles on a gallon of gas?
Yet that's only one Of the reasons why
thousands have bought TIN, Nash after only
five minutes behind the wheel,
rs New Kind of cor
They're Mailing this as the first low-price
car that actually has the much-promised
comfort Of hieter-priced automobile.
Soft coil springs =. not only on two
but on all four rcheeis for the smoothest kind
of ride car can give You.
They're hailing its new Two-way Roller
Steering for its entirely new feeling of safety
-. for its amazing reliability on curves,
in trafIie-its ease in parking.
Thousands of safety minded citizens have
changed TO Nash for its modern body con-
structior, built on aircraft principles with
frame and body welded into single sturdy,
twist-proof unit Of amazing durability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
ASK rHt MAN WHO'S CHANGED 10 NASH

ASK The MAN WHO'S CHANGED TO NASH
Just finished 9,897 miles Of coast.to-coast
driving. averaging $50 miles per gallon Best
riding car ever owned. Convertible bed saved
us lodging costs. j. II. p. Pnquckct K /.
I've owned several low price ears and ALWAYS
thought got my money worth. But think
differently now that bought q Nash lust
no comparison IN economy +sf eanlnrt Con-
dnioncd AR system alone worth price Of ear.
I've averaged over 80 mile. gallon.
NJ. 5. " ankoean, M.
Il broke IN my new Nash on a Chicago trip
in a blizzard 49, averaging mile, gallon;
and. thanks to Conditioned Air, really en-
joycd IT, Doing = MPG in city. Pleased
That's putting it mildly y. NJ, -. Louis
Just finished my first 9l8 miles at total
cost Of $50 J.. +. W. Indiana
I've owned FIVE cars. and never experienced
the satisfaction with any Of them that ! feel
about my new Nash. drive 90 miles every
working day, and average 70. : miles a gallon.
Your Conditioned Air System is wonderful.
c. r., Baidiun, \. J..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
BTTTONHOJFS

In making bound buttonholos,
7 draw The size desired spacing
them evenly. on tissue paper with
the aid of a ruler Basic this
strip Of tissue into position to-
gether with the base material
and material 10 be used for bind
ing. Then sew each buttonhole
on lines drawn. and then tear
off tissue leaving buttonholes 10
be cut and finished. This saves a
lot Of time and insures button
holes being all the same size and
distance apart
Mrs b. D. Manchester,
Detroit Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
CORDI ROY

believe this is something
every woman will appreciate
knowing In ironing corduroy
pants, etc. ! use a damp wash
cloth and put the hot iron on
just long enough for the crease
to stay. never ironing until real
dry 1t is the best way l know
to make corduroy clothes look
nice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

NASH Moptls STARTING NJ
SIS BUYS tins biz t.pasaenref ~lpsire5m
sedan illustrated. delivered AZ factory. includ.
inK stsndatd equipment and federal TAI The
v hte SIDE v al 1res, Westhet Eye, 0eFiTs
Bnmret Guards. Teo-tone Pant ard Con, ert.
ible RED srr orNodsl equipment. - shsht extra
cost. rrices subject ts change without notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
COMBINATION

When making meat loaf, add
can Of drained mixed vegetables
This makes the meat loaf go
much farther and also serves as
4 meal IN 6ne.
Mrs John Kelly.
Ponca City, Okla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
TOAST

When making French toast.
dip bread as usual in egg batter,
n in dry fine cracker or bread
~dmbs and fry as usual. Differ
ent and delicious.
Mrs Hattie Brown,
SYRACUSE, y. Y.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-06-13

can't find someone your own age
to care for. After giving yourself
a reasonable length of time, and
you feel you care for the older
man, use your own judgment about
going back. / am sure that you
will be able to choose someone
younger and better suited to make
you q husband.
G. Al caught my husband with
a woman and he told me to go,
does he mean it? am planning to
go, too.
Ans: Well, give yourself time
to think the matter over. The
woman you caught him with
wouldn't have him if you gave him
to her and l feel that you two can
patch things up if you only take
the time to do it. Give him a good
talking to and see If you can't
agree to continue living together
as you both still love one another.
R. N. My boy friend is in
the army and every letter / get
from him he tells me so and tells
me not to marry anyone because
he means to marry me himself. Is
1t fair for me to wait a year?
Ans: It Ii If you love the gentle
man and / am confident that you
do. Hes living q clean life With
You constantly in his thoughts and
I suggest that You do likewise. Go
out and have fun but give him a
fair chance to prove his love for
you.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-06-13
WINS CERTIFICATE
IN ESSAY CONTEST

Vivian Baines, 1904 N. Kent
street, is the recipient Of an en-
graved certificate presented her by
the Sons Of the Union Veterans Of
the Civil War at a banquet at the
st. Francis Hotel Thursday, June s,
Miss Baines was awarded the GER
tifcate for being the runner-up in
the annual essay contest sponsored
annually by this organization.
The contest is open to 9Th grade
pupils and the subject matter is
the life of Abraham Lincoln. Judg-
ing is based on continuity, phrase
ology, originality, neatness and &C
curacy.
Miss Baines is q student at the
German school, from where she will
graduate this week. She is the 13-
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Baines, 1904 N. Kent street.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-06-13
Graduates to
Be HOnOred
at CamphOr

Negro graduates of st. Paul for
1941 will be honored at the third
annual Graduates service in the
Camphor Memorial Methodist
Church, 585 Fuller Avenue, Sunday
at IL a. m. This service, which is
sponsored by the Youth Council Of
the Camphor Church, will bring to-
gether all of the Negro high school
and college graduates for the pres
ent year. "The Negro Graduate
and the Defense Program" viii be
the subject of the sermon, to the
graduates by Rev. Clarence T. R,
Nelson, pastor Of the church.
During the course Of the sermon
Mr.. Nelson will comment on the
question he asked Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt last Saturday night in
the St. Paul Auditorium, about why
doesn't the President issue an or
der abolishing Jim Crowism in the
armed forces of the nation, and her
answer to 5000 people. The Cam
phor pastor, in a statement to The
Recorder and Spokesman on Tues
day, said that he had written Mrs.
Roosevelt a letter in reply to her
public answer to his question and
that he hoped to have a written re-
ply from the First Lady by Sunday,
The list of graduates include
Samuel Lynch, Geraldine Middle
coff, Vivian Atkinson, Juanita
Schuck, Josephine Vassar, There's
sa Ray, Catherine Hopkins, Thel-
ma Dorsey, Louise Howard, Charles
baltimore, Hattie May Smith
Price, Elizabeth Young, Crystal
Burgess, June Lee, Elease Collins,
Judith Young, Eddress Few, Louise
House, Junius Powell, Sam Carson,
Kenneth Jones, Verna McNeal,
Maureen Coleman, Louise Brad
shaw, Delthea New, Maudine
Hanks, Merle Collins, Donald
Charleston, Dorothy Thomas, Don
aid Johnson, Charles Bradley, He
loise Galloway, Margaret Williams
and Mrs. G. Bonyer.
Officers Of the Camphor Youth
Council are president, Joseph
Camp; vice-president, z. T. Mon
son; secretary, Irma Monson; treas
urer, Lois Curtis. The sponsoring
committee invites all graduates for
the year to attend this service,
whether they have received invita-.
tons or not.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-06-13
doc" Shelley
Has New Store
On Cedar Ave

Phillip doc" Shelley, former
owner Of the Aldrich Pharmacy
which was located on the corner
Of Sixth Ave. and Aldrich Ave,
No, is now owner and manager of
the Cedar Avenue Cut Rate Drug
Store at S17 Cedar Ave.
Nationally advertised cosmetics,
such as Black and White, Murray's,
Godefroy's Hair Dye, ETC., can be
purchased in the store. All pre-
scriptions once filed at the Aldrich
Pharmacy, can be filed at the pres
emit location, Mr.. Shelley said.
Prices on all articles are the low
est on drug articles in the city.
At the fountain Browns famous
ice cream is served and the same
courtesy is extended to all custom
ers. The telephone number is
Main 91O1.
The Minneapolis Spokesman may
be purchased at the drug store.
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This Paper Each Week