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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-01-29
DEMOCRACY
BY BEN BUCKLEY

On January 18th, 1911, congress
of all Progressive Trade Unions Farm
Unions and Humanitarians of the Min
isterial and all other free thinkers
were called together in England for
the purpose of taking command of the
British government which has been
carried on in an arrogant autocratic
disregard for her subjects, painted
red (not in thought) but red from the
split blood of the common people.
Cheaper wages and higher food-stuffs
have been imposed on the people to
save Democracy-under an Imperial
list Monarchy Sounds silly, doesn't
itD.
Democracy itself doesn't mean much
as far as free and untrammeled peo-
pie are concerned. Take the difini-
| ton of the word itself and analyze
it-see what you have, then combine
it with the workings of Capitalist
ignorance is rampant-then you have
what? Imperial Capitalism-especial-
ly where indirect Democracy is prac-
ticed
England had, at it's best, indirect
Democracy directly overshadowed by
cism-spilling the blood of her sub
jects while the warlords of both sides
are shaking hands over the bodies of
the dead and dying. That is why Ire
land refuses to enter the war, that is
the reason that thousands of labor
India and elsewhere in the United
Kingdom.
These conditions forced the common
people Of England together for the
purpose Of taking command of the
government in order to save it from
fish people are left alone and allowed
to clean out the fascist fifth column
of the big interests, Hitler would be
doomed to an early grave-along with
the rest of Europe's fascist elements.
AS there will be hordes of liberty low
ing, freedom seeking people on the
front lines fighting for the dearest
thing in life-Freedom. These peo-
pie will swarm to the battle front from
everywhere = France, Italy, England,
India and all parts of the world in
Guiding Germany itself. The battle
and Imperial fascism begins.
What right has the English nobility
and their cousins, the finance capital |
of America, to even ask the common |
man of this country to lay down its |
life to save a democracy that has |
sold to the people of America on the |
Democracy hoax, sweatened with the
promise Of happy days at the end.
The result? The greatest depression
this country has ever known was the
reward. The richest continent on
earth, swarming with horde Of home
less people while their homes on the
land are becoming more and more col
lectivized, not into the hands of the
people, but in the hands of the userers.
WPA, Farm Relief, Direct Relief,
and CCC are all the lowest in wages
bottom OF existence. Wars have ever
ended like this and the last one is
always worse than the one before. The
people pay with their life
blood, sorrow and misery. Capitalist
ic wars conducted for profits are de-
generators of Mankind, body and mind.
Retain all Democracy possible in
this country, build adequate defense
for our country-be prepared-some
day the people Of Europe will call to
you as one brother to another and
then and only then can America help
build real Democracy in Europe. i
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ARVO FREDRICKSON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Milk AS A Fortified Food

tity of milk. In natural fresh
fluid milk, as taken from the COW,
the fat shows up under a micro
scope as small droplets. When
these drops group together, they
rise and form cream. But a
process Of homogenizing breaks
these drops Of fat into still
smaller particles, so that they
are forced 10 remain evenly dis
tributed in the whole milk, with
out any layer of cream at the top
of the bottle.
The advantages Of such homo
geniZed milk are obvious: All the
fat, and all the fortified" Vita
min d which may be added, are
uniformly distributed, so that
every ounce or glass of homogen-
lied milk rates the same in food
values. Again, this process makes
the milk appear thicker and
richer, and for most persons
homogenized milk has a richer
flavor and a smoother texture.
II should be recalled that.
while these fortified milks are
all-important in infancy. Adde'S
cence and growth, they are equal
ly necessary with adults. Not
fat, or weight. is needed by the
busy housewife, but energy re-
serves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

90 The irradiation of milk by
exposure to ultraviolet lamps.
CD The scientific control OF
feeding of cows with irradiateo
yeast.
All three methods are accept.
able TO the Council Of Foods OF
the American Medical Associa-
ton, and the home-maker and
mother may make her own choice
depending on licensed dairy con-
ditions in her locality.
But why not buy such Vitamin
d capsules or pills separately at
the drugstore. and take them in
dividually, instead OF purchasing
these special types Of milks? This
is a natural question, but the
answer is practical:
When an individual takes any
vitamin tablets or capsules he
should by all means be under the
care Of a reputable physician, and
not merely dosing" himself In a
hit-and-miss manner.
But when such Vitamin d con-
centrates are pre-added TO fresh
fluid milk at the dairy or milk
factory. the results are pre-
determined and guaranteed-that
is. the quart OF milk may contain
1875 units. up TO 400 units, but
the purchaser knows positively
that he will get that specific
value and not less. lie gets ex-
actly what he pays for in known
food values, and, moreover, such
fortified milks can be shared by
all members Of the family. as
against Individual personal pill
dosage.
For the greater potency in use,
that quart Of milk which registers
400 -gRits-per quart
should be selected. This is espe-
cially true when feeding infants
or others who are able to con-
sumo but a fraction OF a quart of
milk each day-since they are un-
able 10 handle an entire quart,
that milk which they do take
should be sufficiently nourishing,
owing TO its high rating
What is "homogenized milk" -?
is another question asked by
many mothers today When milk
is delivered at the door in its
usual state. we see that IT has a
layer of cream on the top. and
the remainder contains less fat.
often the depth in the bottle
neck Of this cream layer has been
taken (most crroneouslyt to in
dictate the quality Of that particu-
lar bottle Of milk a common
practice ia 10 pour off the top
cream" and use it for the adults
coffee. leaving the balance Of the
quart for drinking purposes for
the children. But. since the most
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
COFFEE"

About a year ago my two
year-old son made up his mind
that he didn't like milk. / tried
almost everything, and had given
up in despair. Then one morn
ing he asked for coffee, so as
quickly as I could, l heated some
chocolate milk and gave IT TO him
as coffee" He drank two full
cups, and he still likes his "cof-
fee" but will not drink milk.
Mrs. Irene Webster,
Fortville, Indiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Vitamin ID is to be found in the
oil (cream or fat, this practice
of removing the cream and leav-
ing the skim-milk robs the re-
mainder Of its most valuable
qualities
Homogenized (meaning 1.-THE
same throughout is that dairy
process which breaks up the fat
cells and makes them more uni
form throughout the entire guam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

outstanding trends in the
~ world Of food today is
that scientific modification of
foods known as fertilization"
After long years of test, expert
ments and estimates, the labora-
tory chemists have shown us how
the ideal of scientific eating" is
now at last a reality. BY add
ing a definite quantity or amount
of recognized vitamin 10 a basic
food, it is possible to improve,
or thus "fortify." the particular
food, so that it becomes still
more highly nutritious and
health-providing.
This dramatic and revolution
airy food modification is already
made familiar TO the public in the
instance of fortified bread" pop
ularly called defense bread, and
in the case Of margarine. and
with fluid milk, which has proved
an ideal carrier for the addition
of such fortified values. 1t is
just as though the housewife
added another egg, or another
tablespoon Of butter, to certain
milk sauce to make II still richer
only. in this scientific FORTH
cation" the addition is vitamin
concentrate.
Vitamin ID, otherwise called the
sunshine Wtamin, is added TO
certain types of milk. This vitamin
is recognized as playing a funda-
mental role in the development Of
good, strong bones and sound
teeth. While this vitamin is needed
throughout all adult life as well.
its greatest requirement is dur
ing infancy, while the child is de-
veloping his bony structure, and
by the pregnant mother who is
creating a new organism.
Unfortunately. only few COM
mon foods contain significant
quantities Of Vitamin d, and
among these are egg yolk, the
flesh of such oily fish as salmon,
tuna and sardines, and, as has
been well-knoWn for years. the
oil in the liver of the cod. the
halibut. and, lately discovered. the
oil from shark livers. Unpleasant
though IL once was 10 take. cod
liver oil is admittedly builder
upper" because OF its Vitamin y
source.
Almost paralleling these dis
-eeYeFies- came the realization that
sunlight. or the sunlight" of
violet lamps, can impart
Vitamin d, not only 20 human
organisms, but also 10 foods
which do not naturally contain
this vtanin. Here was a discov-
cry. indeed, of the utmost impor-
lance IN human feeding, for this
meant that. by a process OF sub
jecting foods 10 artificial sun
shine. they, too, would be ''irradi-
ated" with Vitamin d food values.
This has already been done
widely. with the result that we
have irradiated cereals, etc, and
more 20 come. and that certain
types Of fluid milk may also be
'irradiated' with Vitamin -.
Last, II was noted that. by feed
Ing 20 milk COWS a definite ration
OF irradiated yeast and mash, the
milk Of those same cows would
also he higher in its Vitamin u
content.
Specifically these three methods
Of "fortfying' fluid milk are as
follows:
% The direct addition of
either natural or manufactured
Vitamin d concentrate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
FILLING

/ have discovered that caramel
pie filling is delicious used be-
tween the layers Of a devils food
cake and on the top also If the
cake is to be eaten with a fork.
Mrs. Grace Smith,
Fresno, Calf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
STOCKINGS

/ cut the reinforced toe from
an old stocking and place it over
my toes tbefore putting on stock
ing) then put stocking on. have
done this for over 90 years and
have never had to mend any holes
in toe of stocking
Mrs. Joseph Schwanzer,
Flushing, n. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
MASHED

When serving mashed potatoes
and a roast for supper. I save
much time by placing milk to
heat on oven while roasting meat.
When needed for potatoes it is
nice and hot and ready to add.
Margaret Sur,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
ICING
DRY

My cream puffs were always
soggy until found that a slit in
each one allowed the steam to
escape, leaving the puff dry.
Mrs. A. Murty,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
BIRTHDAY


To make birthday greetings for
children / use note paper folded
and paste one Of the Almanack
silhoucttes on the top and few
words to 60 with IL.
Mrs John Smith,
Tulare, Calf.
SOUP
When cooking n ham or cot
tage ham, add a cup Of dried lima
beans or navy beans to the water.
When the ham is cooked remove
it. Then fry chopped onion in
butter, add TO liquid, thicken with
flour, and you have a delicious
bean soup.
Margaret G. Laczko.
Warren, Ohio.
ICING
Add 2 tablespoons of peanut
butter TO powdered sugar for or
binary cake. This is tasty icing
and goes over big with the chill
dren. Add enough cream 10 mois-
ten TO right consistency
Mrs. Dora Hubbs,
Odell oregon.
DRY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Transparent extra weight waterproof
Exquisite pattern doinfy iooklnsl
Never need laundering or special eIeoninsi
Simply clean with damp eIothi
Long orng. time sowing. mon nf,ommoblei
~ inches wide 80. Ia inches Ionsi
Handsome place mats like these are all the rage at
department stores many times this price. Withouta
doubt this offer is one Of the most remarkable =.
most appealing ever made by Pabst.eu. Beautiful,
transparent, waterproof mats like these are popular
everywhere, even at luxury prices. Now to make
more friends for Pabstett the delicious cheese food,
aeompete of these stylish mats is offered for only
25c and main top label from Pabstett package.
Order or three sets SO you'll have enough to
use for company Send money and labels to Pabstett
Corporation, Dept F, Pc Box 1907, Chicago. Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

No less amazing than this offer is PabSt-et the
delicious noutishing cheese food Of hundred uses.
couple of packages of Pabst.ett the pantry shelf
may prove mealtme fesavers With Pabst.ett you
can make luscious cheese sauces in jlfy plain
and open face sandwiches hot or cold aPPetzers
d. e. soufies salads simply serve sliced
Pabstett with crackers And Pabstet is one food you
to all the family tiny tots-because
it's easily digested and rich in nourishment An excel
lent source protein, Vitamn A. Vitamin c. valuable
milk sugar and the milk minerals, calcium and phos.
phorus. Tomorrow e. . buy Pabst.ett!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

. NE OF the newest and most
outstanding trends in the
world Of food today is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

MULTI-COLORS are in great
demand. especially in stripes and
in splashy floral patterns. These
set off Summer whites-look
new and different with solid
white frocks and suits.
The slip-covered bags are the
discovery of the decade for
some girls. who find them terri
fically practical. since they can
be changed and re-changed TO
go with various costumes.
NEWEST in these is the pat
ented Button-Up bag. 1t has one
slip cover which buttons over
wooden-framed white togo purse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Breeds IdIeness
Expression
Of Beauty

BEAUTY is largely a matter
of expression. Amiability shows
itself in the smiling uplift of
the lip corners, the jolly sparkle
in the eyes. the pose Of the head.
the graceful movements of the
body.
The human face is the screen
sheet for the radiation Of
thought. What goes on inside
your tete is advertised on your
countenance.
Responsiveness, friendliness,
ease of manner are attributes of
charm. They can all be Guilt
waited. don't cost nickel.
Within every intellige n I
woman's reach there are mines
of beauty wealth. All she has
70 do Is encourage them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Grandmo+hers Are Taught
New Methods in Child Care
By IDA JEAN KAN

OVER AT Manhattan's Ma
ternity Center the eXpectant
grandmother is acquiring some
techniques which are bound TO
be a jolt TO the new arrivals
when they try 10 proceed ac-
cording TO the tradition that all
a fellow has TO do 10 get his
grandmother to pick him up is
howl until he looks apoplectic.
Just let him yell" Grand
mother says with pleasant
equanimity as she picks up her
knitting and moves out Of range.
After all, that is the only eX-
erciSe he gets and if he doesn't
get it now, he will arouse the
entire household in the middle
of the night" That from the
lady who is expected TO worry
about letting him cry for fear
he might rupture himself.
From what l learn at the
Center, the expectant gran d.
mothers are taking 10 the adj
vanced school of thought on
such matters with an alacrity
that is positively surprising.
They don't even hold out for
the abdominal band - long a
bone of contention-which was
supposed TO keep the baby warm
about his middle and TO act as
a support for his back.
Explanation
Perhaps all Grandmother ever
needed was an explanation with
some sense to it. She acqui-
esces readily enough with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
New Spun Glass Handbags
Have Novel Change Purse
BY JOAN DEAN

But you may have the slip cover
printed, striped or plain in your
favorite colors.
And-to double It's usefulness
each cover is lined in white
pique so that il can be reversed
10 give you an all-white bag.
You can buy extra covers for
your bag. or make one yourself
from a piece Of material left
from a there's really no
end 10 the variations.
STRAW BAGS or bags that
are made OF a plastic that re-
Sembles straw are very. very
good for Summer. They come in
pretty shapes. rolls and pouches
with smart leather handles as
well as IN underarm styles. It's
such fun TO match one to your
hat, too!
A perfect accessory for all
your town and spectator cos
b tunes is a bag of visca straw.
Lightweight, which in warm
weather is a boon, this under
arm creation comes in beige with
brown leather trim. Another
that you'll like is a sausage roll
of bamboo, also in beige with
brown leather handles and trim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Whether to Marry for Love or Money
That's The Subject Before the House

would rise between them, their
inner life would be a veritable
hell, even though 10 outward APP
pearances they seemed happy.
Money cannot bring true hap
piness TO any man until he has
found some one 10 share its adj
vantages.
1 prefer marriage for love.
Each day / would go TO work
with the greatest of all human
incentives. the home a loved one
could make for me. Without
love no house is ever home.
Money is demoralizing. Love
is wholesome, purifying, re-
freshing.
Give me the true love Of a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

AMERICA AND home - so
dear 10 us today - each sym
bolized beautifully in these col
orful pictures that will enhance
your home. Embroider them in
silk or cotton floss. Pattern
2S06 contains a transfer pattern
of two 10x12 u Inch pictures;
color charts; materials required;
illustrations of stitches.
Send 10 cents in coin with
your name and address 10 the
Laura Wheeler Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Now Is the time 10 start
needlework for the Michigan
State Fair 10 be held in August.
A penny post card TO the
w o m MS Division. Michigan
State Fair. will bring the pre-
MUM book TO you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

woman, and. with my two
hands, I'll earn the money!
WHICH BRINGS us 10 our
usual conclusion that the
greatest adventure on earth is
TO marry while young :. never
mind if he hasn't a dime, but be
sure he is capable OF earning a
couple OF them that he
realizes the need of reasonable
comfort and security for HIM
self and family.
So here's TO love in Spring
time with enough money TO
keep the wolf from devouring
the whole works.
Well, what would YOU do?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

EMPLOYEES of the Hotel
Statler have organized the first
Detroit Chapter of Bundles for
Britain" Maids, mattresses,
stenographers. housed eepers,
beauty operators, hostesses :.
everybody are knitting
sweaters, scarfs, baby afghans
and other things for the civilian
population of Britain, who sore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Orchid Veil

" WITH YELLING in the lime
light, women are always on the
alert for smart new ways Of
wearing IL. Screen player Alexis
Smith has-o in a hand-fash-
Toned carnation of orchid yelling
on the lapel of her black wooden
suit. 1t matches the yelling on
a black straw pillbox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

This Is the only Bundles for
Britain Chapter in the United
States made up of hotel en-
ployees.
Busy people, these Statler
girls they dress from 50 to
100 dolls each Christmas for The
Old Newsboys.
Headquarters for this Bundles
for Britain group is Room 1920
-. Hotel Statler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

observation at the Center that
if a baby is cold he is cold all
over and not for a four-inch
strip around his stomach. Now.
adays, grandmother is so exer-
cise-wise that she RSows it
takes exercise, not support, 10
strengthen the young ones
muscles.
II may be that this recep-
tiveneSs to new tn eories is
partially due to the fact that
the one theory about which
grandmother is adamant is be-
ing pushed the hardest by the
Center: Mothers milk is the
= baby'S best diet.
Stock maternal objections are
these: The mother is of a very
nervous temperament, which
affects baby's diet and upsets
him; that it is impossible for
the mother TO tie herself down
TO such a rigid schedule.
Schedule
The counter observations are
that mothers milk is the nat
ural and therefore always the
best for the infant. and that
since even little is better than
none, a formula can be substi-
tuted whenever necessary TO
break the schedule.
If mothers could be sold on
the idea, il is estimated that 80
per cent of all babies could
have the advantage Of this nat
ural diet.
To make the schedule easier
the two o'clock feeding IS be-
ing dispensed with except in
cases where the baby needs
building up. When the baby is
trained at the hospital to forego
the two o'clock feeding, the
new mother is saved a great
deal of bother.
Another thing - the old
fashioned b tn basin. which
= allows the mother to sit down
to battle the baby. is right back
in style. Because the new
mother needs TO conserve her
energy. il is considered vastly
superior 10 the bath contri-
vances at which she is forced
10 stand.
Cod Liver Oil
Taking baby out to the park
for an airing-or TO show him
off - often means letting the
homework go. The Center ex-
perts believe baby can usually
get enough air and sun in his
own room. provided the sun is
direct and not filtered through
window glass which removes the
ultraviolet rays necessary for
Vitamin D. When extra Vita
min d is needed. the cod liver
oil bottle can always be de-
pended upon.
Yes, indeed Grandmother is
certainly bringing her ideas up
TO date. She is even learning
TO be a diplomat. Even though
she does recall how Harry was
walking at IL months" she won't
mention it 10 the mother Of
Harry Jr.. who is IS months old
and hasn't taken a step.
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