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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

and spices, it comes in gen
erous sized glass for 10 cents.
Good with meat also Is mush-
room catSup. Ever tried IL?
1t has the tang of catsup but
a mushroom flavor.
Canned corned beef hash is
one thing we keep on the shelf
at all times About an hour
before putting il into the skillet
10 brown. place il in the refrig-
orator. This makes 1t firm for
easy and clean slicing. Some
times it's served with a poached
egg over the top and then again
it's accompanied with broccoli
or another green vegetable and
a fruit salad.
Corn on Cob
A can of corn on the cob is
always kept in reserve. These
are vacuum packed, four to a
can. Simply drop into a kettle
of boiling sailed water and
they're ready for serving in two
TO three minutes.
Another frozen food tasty and
easy to prepare is the frozen
scallop. These come packed
about 30 to IS in a package
sufficient 10 serve four Roll
them in seasoned flour. beaten
egg and then in bread crumbs
and fry until golden brown in
deep hot fat
For shopping information on
the above mentioned foods, call
Prudence Penny, Detroit Times,
Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

AI NIL FOOLANO MS il
the day for IL. This is the day
when jokesters and pranksters
hold high carnival. and tricks Of
every imaginable sort are played
on friends and foes.
And on April it seems most
appropriate for you TO turn a
neat trick. A trick that takes
little doing-and that will fool
your public completely. You
want to know what. eh7 Were
glad to explain.
BUY YOURSELF an Easter
outfit as smart as any on the
avenue, but at price that's I'M
believably low. Then If you'll
keep your own counsel and
never tell your secret. you'll
fool every one into thinking
you've suddenly inherited a tidy
legacy.
No one will ever realize you
could achieve such a grand eff
feet by paying such a few dol
lars. Not when they see the
gorgeous redingote ensemble we
have in mind. It's such good
style and in such a lovely COM
bination of colors it looks as
though it cost a fortune.
EASTER EGG red - that's
the color of the slim-lined wool
coat. Doesn't il sound exciting?
Well, II is. It's a yummy shade.
a lush red that's wonderfully
nice in soft wool.
And the redingote is we'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Learn Tricks
Of Fortune
Telling

A PERFECT time for fortune
telling, when you and your beau
have a coy cup of tea after a
drive. And il doesn't do a bit of
harm that you find so much in
the tea leaves about romance!
Good luck or bad. it's all there
in the leaves and easy to see. A
triangle pointing toward the rim
of the cup? The futures rosy.
But watch out if the triangle
points down,
Card Orac1es" gives you
chance TO play seeress, answer
questions such as when will I
be married ?" Have the inquirer
shuttle the pack with his left
hand, cut and draw four cards.
The total of the spots is the
number of weeks until the we'd
ding. A king or a queen? A
wealthy mate.
Our 40-page booklet. LET ME
TELL YOUR FORTUNE. tells
how to deal the cards by the
Raspelli, Seraphina and other
methods. gives the meaning of
every card in the deck. Includes
fortune telling with tea leaves,
dominoes, dice. Has horoscopes,
crystal gazing tips.
To obtain this booklet. send
FIFTEEN CENTS in coin, with
your name and address. to The
Detroit Times Home Institute,
1925 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Potato Puff

SWEET POTATO puff is the
intriguing name given TO this
method of fixing the vegetable.
Boil and mash four potatoes.
Add 2 tablespoons cream. a
pinch Of salt 2 tablespoons
brown sugar, i teaspoon nut
meg, u teaspoon cloves. Whip
until fluffy. Pile into buttered
baking dish and top off with
is marshmallows. Bake in
moderate oven $3.50 degrees)
until marshmallows are puffy
and brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

April Fool. You'll fooled this redingote outht-youn
never believe anything chic could cost little Easter Egg
Red is the wool the pitch black
daisies sI2s5 shopping
please call Joan Dean a Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Distinctive Icinq

THE ICING gives the final
touch TO the cake: sets it apart
and makes il distinctive. This
rich. creamy almond icing is
one that you'll like TO keep.
Almond Icing
2 cups sugar
! cup water
3 beaten egg whites
. teaspoon cream of tartar
u teaspoon almond extract
Boil sugar and water together
until syrup forms a long thread
when dripped from edge of
spoon. Pour gradually on egg
whites, beating constantly: add
cream of tartar and almond and
continue beating.
When stiff enough 10 spread.
put coating over cake Beat
remaining frosting until stiff
and cold enough to keep in
shape after being forced through
pastry tube. After first coating
on cake has hardened, cover
with thick layer OF icing and
crease for cutting. Decorate as
desired with pastry tube.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
To America

In Budapest, in Paris, Berlin
and other great cities q.
Camille had been the darling OF
the stage, with admirers at her
feet, but there was always
young Anthony. to whom she
was devoted. Anthony was bril-
liant and clever. too sci
enlist who did things with cleo
tricity. something in the manner
Of Thomas Edison, except Moth
ing ever came of them.
Mad Anthony, we would have
called him &. and poor Camille.
But she was happiest when An
thony was happy. Oftimes they
did very we'll between them, and
IL was one of his inventions that
brought them to America in
1915.
Having been taken for a ride
financially by new world city
slickers, so to speak, they landed
in Detroit. where Anthony
worked in an automobile factory
while Camille played the leading
role in Fiji" being filmed by
the Artone Studios here and
they appeased their loneliness
by eating paprikas szallona,
poppyseed cake and DobaS Torte
in quiet little Hungarian restau-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
April Fool Your Public
With This Redingote
BY JOAN DEAN

tailored. with long, slender lines
and easy fitting shoulders that
are soft. though given a slight
amount of padding to keep them
from having a droop. GDroopy
shoulders are not Smart-though
soft shoulders areD
FOUR FROGS of the same
red wool, twisted and braided in
an intricate pattern, are used TO
fasten the redingote. It's collar
less, as most of the best coats
are. and the collar of the dress
is worn outside, as is proper this
season.
The frog trimming gives a
lively touch-a bit rococo-to
the front of this costume topper.
Rocco trimmings. patisSerie
decorations. as they're called,
are in great demand. They're
such pretty fashions, you see.
RED AND WHITE are the
flowers on the rayon print dress
underneath the redingote. And
they're gayly scattered over a
pitch black background. so that
they stand out with all the en-
phasis necessary for 1871 chic.
Styled daisies, they make
the dress look as fresh as
Spring flower. 1t has very sim
pie but flattering lines, being
made with soft fullness in the
bodice, which has a little tai
lored collar and a slim, tight
fitted midriff insert. 1t fastens
with covered front upper.
Gored skirt has soft fullness,
too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
DATE SWEET

FOR AN easily made and de-
licious sweet. mince some stoned
dates and form into small rolls.
Place in a low oven $50
degrees on an INCREASED pan
for about 20 minutes. When cold.
dip in thin chocolate icing and
roll in grated chocolate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
An Old Friend

Then on to California. where
their real hardships began until
the day when on = contrivance
called the radio Camille heard
about a woman who had written
a book a very good book,
too. because Hollywood h a d
turned it into a picture called
"Juarez' the author some
one Camille had never expected
to see again.
And we haven't told you about
Sari, Camille's young friend who
toted the crown jewels left in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Army Boys
Make Super
Husbands
By HELEN ROWLAND

THESE TRAINEES ought
TO make super-husband when
they come back from camp" re-
marked the suburban woman.
I've never regretted the fact
that L married a World War.
veteran who got his domestic
training in camp.
What is a super-husband -
she was asked.
One who possesses all the re-
sourcefulness of a soldier, the
ingenuity of an inventor, the
technique of an electrician.
the skill of a carpenter and the
cheerfulness of a Boy Scout.
she answered promptly.
mot ONLY does a trainee
or any soldier have TO learn a I
the arts of a handy-man arouni
the camp; but they tell me that
these modern camps are equiv
ped with all the latest electrical
devices and kitchen gadeeu;.
And won't it be comforting to
have man around the house
who understands the working of
all these things!
Most men have a special
genius for such things which
awes and amaZes a woman. A
man doesn't have to save a girls
life in order to impress her with
his masterfulness. All he has to
do is to make the car 90 when
II has stalled in traffic. or adj
just the lawnmower so that it
will cut, or put new washer
in the hose so that it stops Leak
ing.
mo MAN ever seems so abb
solutely super to a woman as
when he climbs up on the roof
and finds the leak, or mounts a
ladder to the attic and discovers
where the connection is; or goes
down in the cellar and jiggles
the oil furnace until it lights.
He doesn't need a congressional
medal or a Phi Beta Kappa key
after that!
Never does a husband seem
so supernaturally gifted as
when he brings to life-not
fainting woman-but a dying
motor or a defunct spark plug.
Or when he spices a wire and
attaches it to something that
makes the old bus run after
hopeless breakdown. When
man can produce heat or light
or motion by a simple twist of
the wrist. he seems nothing less
than a prodigy. Or hero!
ITS THIS masculine eff
cheney in crisis, this herman
resourcefulness, that inspires the
average woman with a whole
some admiration for the male.
And nowhere else is this self-re-
lance and resourcefulness more
highly developed than in the
army training camp, where
every man has to learn little
bit of everything.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

A Capture Spring and Summertime beauty
Towering gardenson spread in easy stitches Use the
cloths pattern
Of AZ Inch and is $nch motifs illustrations of stitches; color
schemes; materials required
Send 10 for this pattern the Wheeler
Department, 1925 Square Detroit Owing
regulations orders patterns Canadian destinations
cam be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Woman Hit-Run
Driver Freed
csw,,s, by Detroit Tines. All d.hn reserve

Bernardo Cortez, IS. of 27et9
Lawton avenue. is in Receiving
Hospital. seriously injured in a
three car automobile accident
which resulted in the arrest CT
Mrs. Marietta Brennan. 40. some
hours later at her home at 1913
Ogden avenue.
She was charged with leaving
the scene OF an accident and aftci
being held some hours at police
headquarters was released.
Cortez. who police say had
been drinking, walked into cal
al Michigan and Lawton avenues.
The driver put on his brakes and
crashed into another car cCmIn6
in the opposite direction. Thcu
Cortez, who had been knocked
down, was run over by Mrs. Brcn.
mans car, police say.
She drove off and was arrested
at her home when a Dearborn
policeman came in to serve a VA
on some one else living there
Mrs. Brennan believed the police.
man was looking for her and ad-
mitted she believed she had struck
a man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
indians Invited
Into Club Here

The North American Indian
Club of Detroit, to which any
person having one-fourth Indian
blood is eligible for membership,
has issued an invitation TO any and
all of the 600 Indians living in
and near Detroit TO join the or
ganization.
The club. formed last October,
has as its aim the betterment OF
men and women of their race and
the establishment of a permanent
gathering place where social ac-
tivjties may be conducted.
Already the club has a member
ship of so, according TO Miss
Hannah Stonefeld of Pleasant
Ridge. the treasurer. Miss Stone
field is a Delaware Indian. orig
inally from Ontario.
Other officers of the club are
David Mccoy. a Sank from Okla
homa. president; Norbert Hill, an
Iroquois from Wisconsin. vice
president, and Miss Marie Pelcher
a Michigan Chippewa. secretary.
Meetings are held at the Down
town Y. w. c. A. and the next
meeting will be on Sunday. Feb
ruary 9. Seventeen tribes are now
represented in the clubs member
shin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Sweet Adeline
IS Barber Shop Quartets
Tune Up Here for Tests

More than 500 Detroiters are
satisfied today that Detroit will
be well represented when the S. P.
<. B. S. @. S. A. (barber shop
quartets) holds its state contest
in Grand Rapids. March 8.
With background of signs
advertising haircuts and shaves. 60
Detroit members of the Society
for the Preservation and Encour-
agement of Barber Shop Quartet
Singing in America tuned up their
vocal pipes in the ook-Cadillac
Hotel Saturday night.
The occasion brought out what
is believed to be Detroits Oldest
team. the clipper Quartet. or
gained in 1898 And. while Is
quartets were heard. the audience
filled in with a little community
singing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
House SHORTAGE
To Hit Defense,
Thomas Says

The Detroit area alone will need
at least $4,000 new houses il the
defense program is not TO suffer
through lack of housing for the
expected influx of workers, said
r. J. Thomas. UAW-CIO presi-
dent. today.
Lower income houses have in
creased in rent from IA to 40 per
cent, according to department OF
labor statistics. he said. and within
a year there will be tent colonies
in Detroit.
Thomas said national CIO Of
fcials will confer here this week
with UAW-CIO housing commits
sion.
According to q reliable sur
vey recently published In New
York, 10000 more workers will
come to Detroit soon TO help on
the defense program" said
Thomas.
Thomas quoted statements Of
Detroit housing authorities that
10000 persons in Detroit 'liye
in quarters fit only for rats and
that $4,000 more have sub
standard home"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
How Amazing Proved
Hygienic Protection
for Married Women

Thousands upon Thousands Of women
have now learned to use Sensational.
scientific discovery for hygiene purposes
THIS boon 10 wornankind Is not poison
yet actually kills. germs at contact. Il
IS called Lonite. and It's action is amazing
WITT TIT; n d0TTCfIc tt instantly kits
J rms and bacteria on contact, yet II IS
Dbne douche proved safe-will not harm
delicate tissues. And Zonite dcodorizes-
assures daintiness. Helps keep one fresh.
clean and pure. So successful has Zonite
been that over 10000. 600 bottles have
already been used. Get Zonite from your
druggist today It's surprisingly easy and
economical to- use. Ideal for feminine
hygiene. Follow the simple directions
and enjoy proved hygienie protection
that you may never have known before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Time Out
President Forgets War for
Night at Theater
international News Service Wire

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-Pres-
ident Roosevelt took time out last
night from national defense and
international affairs to attend a
command performance OF "Old Ae-
ouaintances, starring Jane Cowl'
at the National Theater.
The President, accompanied by
Mrs. Roosevelt, occupied a box
with Vice President and Mrs.
Henry A. Wallace.
In a nearby box were Secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. Morgen-
THAI and their daughter. The pres
idential party drove to the theater
in a swirl of snow. over streets
made treacherous by sleet. 1t was
Washingtons first blanket OF snow
this Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
1000 Seek Dimes
Early Morning Solicitors Ask JAW Members TO Help
Stamp Out Infantile Paralysis

dents Birthday Balls are being
held in Detroit on Saturday eve
ming.
The main ball will be at the
Book-Cadlllac Hotel where the
three bathrooms have been taken
for dancing and the gigantic floor
show that is being staged under
the direction of Abner K. Larned,
chairman Of the Presidents Birth
day Ball committee in Michigan.
And in other hotels and bathrooms
throughout the city a dozen other
organizations are holding dances
so that children may walk.
Last year the good hearted
people Of Michigan gave $50, l24 &c
this most worthy of causes, but
Larned expects this year that tota
will be greatly exceeded.
APPEALS TO ALL
I'm appealing to every in
dividual In Michigan TO give to
this cause" Larned SAID. give
anything from a dime up.
Remember that l.220 persons
in Michigan, mostly children,
were stricken with pollomyelitis
last year in the worst epidemic
this state has known.
Perhaps with the aid Of your
gift science this year will be
able to solve the mystery of
infantile paralysis and discover
some way 10 combat the Grip
ping virus"
SO don't forget your dime vii
help a child walk anC there's still
time today and tins week TO hell
the crippled children Of Detroit
and The ndtIOnI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Trooper Killed,
Driver Held
Times stan Correspondent

PAW PAW. Jan. 27.-The driver
Of an automobile and three other
occupants of the machine are being
held for questioning following the
death OF State Trooper Irvine
Wurnl On IS=3l near SnuthaNen
early yesterday morning. Wurm
was struck as he stood al the side
bf an automobile whose driver he
had stopped on suspicion Of drunk
driving
Held with Charles Simmons. 50.
Of Bangor. driver OF the car. are
Mrs Estella Biglow so. William
Martin. 46. and Mrs. Vena Martin
63 all OF Bangor
Wurm, who was u years old
had been on the state police force
since 1895 He is survived by his
wife Carol Of Bad Axe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Year of Hope
Liberation for JetDs Seen
During 1871
Intern.s.ea.l Ns~. ser,Ie. VIE

WASHINGTON. Jan. FL
Though 1910 will go down in his
tory as the year of the great en-
slavement," Representative Nc
Cormack Cd. Massachusetts.
ma jority leader Of the House. says
there is every hope that the year
194l will let 60 down in history
as the year of the great liberia
ton"
Addressing the national confer
ence for Palestine. meeting in
Washington. Mccormack noted
that the tide Of battle is already
turning in Greece and Africa.
Envisioning the unshackling Of
Jewish minorities in Europe as a
foregone certainty, Mccormack
said:
81 believe-indeed I am con-
vinced-that In the years to
come Israel will continue TO play
Its creative role among the civ
ilized peoples of the world while
the Nazi prosecutors of the Jews
and other people will be COM
memorated by little more than q
few wax figures In some gallery
Of historical monstrosities."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
$50 a Year Sought
For British Children

A group of Detroit Women to-
day moved to organize a Detroit
branch of the Save the Children
Federation with a plan to solicit
$50 yearly contributions for food
and clothing for British children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Lincoln Day Dinners Set

WASHINGTON. Jan. n. =
GNS)-The Republican National
Committee announced today that
26 meetings and dinners have al
ready been organized for the
annual COP celebration OF Lin
coin Day. February II Wendell
L. Willkie is scheduled to address
the New York dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Gored by Bull

Fred Juzyk, 60 hired hand on a
farm in Rochester Township, IS
miles east OF Windsor. was gored
TO death today by bull The
farm owner, Pat Byrne, found the
bull standing over the body.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

Long before the average Detroit
householder was slipping his morn
ing coffee today. 1000 JAW shop
stewards and committeeman in
Dotroits automobile plants were
seeking contributions for the Mile
o Dimes fund. sponsored jointly
by the The Detroit Times and
Radio Station WXYZ.
Not only in Detroit. but all over
the state. union auto workers
Joined hands with plant owners in
the campaign TO raise funds for
the nations fight against infantile
paralysis
BOWLERS TO HELP
Also. in bowling alleys through
out the city. the. city's $4,000
bowlers. men and women, are be-
ing solicited today and this evening
by Mrs. Walter r. OHair, sister
Of Common Pleas Judge John D.
Watts, and her committee Of 100
women.
II is expected that nearly $4,000
Will be raised locally by the Mile
o Dimes campaign before II ends
next Saturday night. Stable dona-
iions are also being collected
through the March o Dimes
campaign.
More than 10000 cards. each
with slots that, when filled. will
hold two dollars worth OF dimes.
have been mailed out 10 Detroiters.
The Mile o Dimes booth Of The
Detroit Times and Station WXYZ
at Campus Martius viii be stated
throughout today and the rest OF
the week and contributors can put
their dinc-a dimes Lplural
on the tape that checks them off.
The Mile o Dimes total has now
reached S4.l72 and approximately
$500 more is required to reach
the halfway mark. II takes 1882
dimes. placed end on end 10 make
one mile.
nsvvc ~ arT-DnAV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

You need 70 buiId better family
health. For over s5 years Father
John NediCIne has given stronger
protection against colds and other
winter Ills. Rich in Yitamins A
and u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
BALLS ON SATURDAY

Though the fifty-ninth birthday
of President Roosevelt falls on
Thursday of this week, the Presi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

For the inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

For the Inside News of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Driver BIdmes
Unknown Man
Killed by Auto

The 1941 Detroit traffic toll
reached 20 today with the death OF
an unidentified man at Second and
Selden avenues.
Two men were killed and two
were injured in a three-car out
county accident at Ford and
Gulley roads.
In the Detroit accident. Donald
Brown. II, of 1859 Pilgrim avenue
driver of the car. said the pedes-
TRAN walked against a traffic
signal directly into the path OF his
car. Brown was not held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
2 DRIVERS INJURED

Dead in the three-car crash are
John Kulongowski. "a. of 1887
Thirtieth street. and man tenta-
lively identified as Charles Miller,
Ills Pinehurst avenue. Dearborn.
Injured were the drivers of two
OF the cars. Ignatius Ciesla, n,
of 1913 Goldner avenue. and
Charles Snobes. 81. Of 7450 An
thony avenue. Dearborn. Both are
in Eloise Hospital.
After their cars collided. a third
car driven by Harold Swovland
3O234 Glenwood avenue. Inkster
struck Snobes car. Swovland's a.
year-old daughter, Gay, was
slightly injured.