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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
EMOTIONS CONFLICT

Not even when you're in
love so much il hurts, with a
test pilot who is long and
lean and flaunts a careless
daring that sends hot trickle
down your spine.
And when, in spite of that
romantic love, there's a warm
fire of an old abiding love for
Pete too, making twin blazes
in your heart. When you're
in that spot, all you can do
is delay.
Jessie went home and
cooked steak and asparagus
the wayPete- liked them
had recovered from his pre-
sentiment and was in high
spirits. He told her that, if
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

nations and critical analysis or
cases have made teething of less
and less Importance until it
hardly has any part in the mod
ern pediatrician'S vocabulary.
Now teething is physiological
process. 1t happens to every
body-and nature usually does
not penaliOe us for performing
perfectly natural functions in a
normal manner. Nature does not
pin on a hazard to a develop
ment in the body that is abSo-
lutely necessary TO health and
we'll being.
CROSS BABY
The baby is cross and fretful.
Well, all right. So what? The
baby is also teething. So the
croSsness and fretfulnesS must
be due to the teething. Well.
suppose the baby is cross and
fretful and it isn't teething?
What are these perfectly natural
reactions due to then? l would
like to see the baby that wasn't
cross and fretful some of the
time.
The baby drools all the time.
Isn't that terrible? It's because
the teeth are coming in. II is
not because of any such thing.
II is because the sallvary glands
come TO full development Just
as the teeth are coming in.
That is when they are needed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
On the Side
By E. V. During

n you irish in this icorld TO odraHce,
Your merits you're bound 10 enhance;
You must stir u aud stump Il,
And blor pour oicy trumpet,
Or, trust me, goH t0renf chance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

an irritating soap, or just pl&..
uncleanliness.
Rubbing the gums where the
tooth is eruptlng doesn't hasten
the eruption OF the tooth any
more than rubbing an egg will
hasten the Matching of a chicken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

CAN have their faults" said Goldsmith TOO much
modesty his" Observed Frederick Wart "Modesty in
Is Don't he Is wOman's virtue" And
great referred THAT foolish vanity called modes-END)
sNOURS certainly trying nere-wracking job said TO
managing editor my acquaintance, who looking
unusually haggard haassed at isn't job makes look
nd iii a cigaret with trembling hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

could hurt a man who loved
them. Jessie couldn't.
After you've been married
for five years, and your hus-
band is a kind hearted,
freckle-faced mechanic who
saved for your sake. and
builds you the best cottage he
can afford: when he depends
on you and needs you, you
can't stab him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

JESSIE knew by the way
% Pete pushed back his
breakfast plate. untasted, that
another black Irish mood was
on him. Most of the time
Pete was cheerful. wise-crack-
ing. a regular fellow. But
now and then he'd get what
ne called preSentiments and
what Jessie called foolishness.
Some silly thing, like a dream
or - together, would set him
10 brooding and shifting
disaster.
I'm not going TO work to-
day." he said. II feel rotten"
Maybe some soda bicarb
would do you good" Jessie
said.
ITS not my stomach. It's
nightmare had last night.
Gee. I'll never forget IL. "
what did you dream this
time ."
Pete looked at her re-
proaehfully. and she recalled
another superstition. Telling
dream before breakfast
makes il come true. Shed
like 10 shake the old grand
mother who had filled Pete
with such bogeys when he
was a little boy.
Eat your breakfast and
then YOU can tell and get it
off your chest" she said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Tickets to Times Theater
Party Going Fast

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER S, the date of The Detroit
Times senannual Theater Cooking
held at the Fox Theater and the time is S5 the morning with
doors open o'clock.
All seats tickets on a
Theaer box office We obtain your early
they going fast They SO each plus
total of 40 cents Your ticket also entities remain
and see the Fox Theater's regular movie program.
The features will be: You'll Rich" with
Fred Astare and Rita Haywoh and Ladies Retirement with
Ida Lupino and Louis Hayward.
FASHION SHOW Of the clothes for
modern the will
sened by the Crowley Miner Company Arthur Murray
will cavacade
periods starting with the Civil War and continuing the
present day.
Robb rowing reporter international News Service
comine from New York be speaker tell how
she gathers the from of globe the
COOKING SCHOOL will be conducted by Prudence
Penny home economist of The Detroit Times She will
complete budget meal festive holiday dinner suitable
Thanksgiving Christmas
Assisting Prudence will p Walsh the Old A. A. A.
Traveller of the Automobile Club Michigan The Old Traveller
cooking his hobby and that the best cooks
His contribution TO the culinary will be the making
OF potato something and different the dessert
line.
DETROIT COOKBOOK in
will be everybody attending the Fox Theater
Party filed with recipes holiday suppers
and Fall and Winter meals In addition
suggestions for holiday entertaining and homemang general
This cookbook will also be distributed free With Of
Times for Tuesday, November
Each well have tell about the party
your for latest flashes And
again remind 10 obtain tickets before the
hottest seats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
GOVERNMENT JOBS

"Of 10 work." for thousands
e.. ,apiUyeS. 10 help speed
America on her huge defense
program. Could you be one of
the many to get new jobs ? Yes.
II you have a needed skill or
can learn one.
A tremendous effort is being
made TO find jobs for people and
people for jobs. Free employ
ment agency services are Of
fcred.
What II you're an older
worker-or a woman? You have
lots of chances. Our 40-page
booklet. How 10 Get a Defense
.pb" lists 237 kinds of workers
keded in defense. Tells how
and where to get training. Lists
employment services that will
help you.
Send IS cents in coin for this
pattern 10 The Detroit Times
Home Institute. 1925 Times
Square. Detroit. Mich. Please
write plainly your name, address
and title of booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Health Relish

For a healthful relish. crisp
3 cups raw. shredded cabbage in
cold water; drain. Add l cup
orange and grapefruit segments,
IL sliced dates and salad dress
ing to moisten. Toss until mixed.
Serve in lettuce cups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
TICKETS

tickets are on sale now at the Fox
Thester box office. All seats are re-
served ). and we urge you to OBJ
tain yours early before the best seats
are taken. They're going fast :. so
don't tarry TOO long. The tickets are
-se-eer+sF5slus 4-cen+s +ar total
Of 20 cents each.
Your ticket entities you TO remain
and see the Fox regular movie pro-
gram.
The CsvaIeede OF wartime dances
will be presented by the Arthur MUIR
rsy dancers and the Crowey-Milner
Company will sponsor The fashion
show.
liner Robb Of international News
Service is the rowing reporter who
will entertain you with accounts OF
how she gathers the news from
here and there all over the globe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Homemakers
SeeHaIIoween
Food Prepared
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

HALLOWEEN, the night of
spooks and COLLINS. is not far
away. Since parties and informal
get-togethers are the order of
the evening how about a few
suggestions TO solve the refresh
ment problem? Yesterday at
the regular meeting of The De-
troit Times Homemakers' Club
such foods were prepared.
In addition the weekly econ
omy meal was included. Frank
furters with fried rice and to-
matoes, pineapple, cabbage and
pimiento salad and steamed
wheat pudding made up the
menu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

A CAvALCADE Of dances popu-
ler during various war periods /.
cooking school featuring budget
menu and holiday dinner fash
ion show Of the newest and smsrtest
clothes and q talk by rowing re-
porter are some Of the hishIiehts Of
The Detroit Times semiannueI Theeter
Party and Cooking School.
This big event will be held al the
Fox Thester. Wednesday, November
S. The program will start at s:45 in
the morning with doors open Of 8
O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Potato Trick

Try this trick with potatoes
that have become a little sleepy.
Boil them in part water. part
milk. Serve them creamed.
mashed or any other way
they'll turn out fresh as you
please.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
STUFFED CELERY

Candidate No. / in the con-
slant race for new salads is this
one of stuffed celery. Fill the
stalks with minced shrimp, may
onnaise and grapefruit blended
thoroughly together. Cut the
stuffed stalks in inch pieces and
serve on lettuce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Old TRAVELLER

Prudenee's assistant az the school
will be James ?. Welsh, the old
A. A. A. Traveller OF the Automobile
Club Of Michigan. Mr.. Welsh is 60
ing 10 make The sweet potato pie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Cash Prizes
Awarded in
Doll Contest

THE WOMEN'S department
of The Detroit Times has taken
1000 Goodfellow dolls TO be
dressed by their readers. And
The Detroit Times offers cash
prizes for the best dressed Of
these dolls.
In looking over the list of
prizes. please note the different
classification and decide in
which you wish TO enter your
doll.
Ii is not necessary TO dress
your doll extensively. Little
girls love dolls dressed 1T perky
ginghams. knits, crochets or
trinity tailored costumes.
How to Obtain
To obtain a doll TO dress, you
have only 10 call at Room COB,
Detroit Times Building. The
hours are from 9 until $50,
Monday through Friday, and
from 8 until 3 on Saturday.
When calling for your doll,
please have with you some
Identification.
We hope you will call for
your doll early. as they must be
returned to. US by Saturday,
November %. The dolls will
then be judged by a committee
of Old Newsboys and go on dis
play for a full week in..-the
lobby OF the Detroit Times
Building.
The Prizes
FANCY DRESS-FirSt. SIS:
second. $40; third, IS, and 20
81 prizes.
TAILORED UMES-
First, $40; second. IS: third,
$3.50, and 20 81 prizes.
SENSIBLE DOLLS - First.
IS; second, So; third. 81, and 20
81 prizes.
CHARACTER DOLLS-First,
$40; second. IS; third, $3.50. and
five Sl-prizes.
BABY DOLLS-FirSt, IS; Sec
ond, So; third, 81, and five 81
Prizes.
KNITS AND CROCHETS-
First. IS: second. So; third, 50,
and Ave 81 prizes.
WARDROBES - First, S.;
second, $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
COOKING SCHOOL

Prudence Penny. home economist
OF The Detroit Times. will conduct the
cooking school. She will prepare a
complete holiday dinner. suitable for
Thanksgiving or Christmas. This meal
has been planned TO appeal TO the
entire family, but especially TO the
boys home from camp. US q happy
blending Of traditional and new
dishes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
This Week
Economy
Menu

HERE is this weeks economy
menu and market order for
those homemakers who are in
terested in making both ends
OF the budget meet. Quantities
are sufficient TO serve four.
FruNkfarters
Nth Fried Rice and Tomatoes
Pineapple, Cabbage and Pimiento
Salad Bread
Steamed Wheat Pudding
Coffee and MIX
Market Order
Shortening.
2 tablespoons s oil
Rice. u cup .02
Seasonings OPS
Tomatoes, No. 2 can .0S
Frankfurters. 8 81
Pineapple. l cup .05
Cabbage. 2 cups .03
Pimiento, / .04
Salad dressing. \ cup 90
Eggs. 2 OF
Wheat biscuits .02
MolasseS, q cup .05
Bread. slices OF
Butter .05
Milk, 4 cups IL
Coffee. 4 tablespoons .03
Total S .99Lz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

j y pounds ground smoked ham
y pound ground fresh pork
2 eggs
/ cup milk
cup cracker crumbs
y teaspoon salt
u teaspoon pepper
4 cup brown sugar
l teaspoon dry mustard
Z cup vinegar
s slices pineapple
10 maraschino7 cherries, h.
Mix together meat, slightly,
beaten eggs. milk. cracker
crumbs. salt and pepper. Grease
a large rectangular bread pan
generously and pour brown
sugar which has been mixed
with mustard and vinegar, over
the bottom.
On this press six slices of
pineapple with a maraschino
cherry in the center and be-
tween slices. Over this spread
the meat packing in place Bake
+, IN a moderate oven 1915 de-
grees) for one hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
HOW to Make
Sweet Potato Pie...
By James p. Welsh

The Old A. A. A. Traveller and
an authority on food specialties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Steamed Wheat Pudding

S'eo''Su VHVo' uOU"J
2 eggs. slightly beaten.
2 cups milk
u cup molasses
teaspoon cinnamon
u teaspoon salt
2 whole wheat biscuits.
Mix eggs. milk, molaSses, Gin
namon and salt and pour over
wheat biscuits. Bake in a mod
rate oven $3.50 degrees) for As
minutes and serve with whipped
cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Black Orange Surprise

bloek-Ordnqe SurpriSe
2 cups sifted cake -four
3 teaspoons baking powder
u teaspoon salt
y cup shortening
cup sugar
] egg, well beaten
2 squares chocolate, melted
u cup milk
teaspoon vanilla extract.
Mix and sift flour, baking
powder and salt. Cream short
ening, add sugar slowly, and
cream until fluffy. Stir in we'll
beaten egg. Add melted choco-
late, and blend thoroughly. Add
sifted dry ingredients alter
nately with milk, stirring well
after each addition.
Add vanilla extract. Bake in
large creased cup cake pans in
moderate oven 1878 degre ,s) for
about 20 minutes. Coon SCOOP
out center and fill with apricot
chantilly, top with whipped
cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

WARDROBES First, IS:
second, $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

y cup apricot nectar
j cup cream, whipped.
Fold apricot mixture into
cream and fill center of cakes.
Spice Mullins
2 cups all bran
u cup light molaSSes
Ia cups milk
egg
l cup -four
- teaspoon salt
j teaspoon soda
11s teaspoons cinnamon
y teaspoon ginger
Is thin slices raw apple.
Cinnamon and sugar mixture.
Add bran 10 molaSSes and
milk and allow TO soak for Is
minutes. Beat egg and add TO
first mixture. Sift flour, salt.
soda and spices together and
combine with bran mixture. Fill
creased muffin pans two-thirds
full. Dip apple slices in CHINA
mon sugar mixture and place on
top. Bake in moderately hot
oven t400 degrees) about 20
minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
A Fashion ShOU...
By CrOwley-Milner's

Showing the latest styles in the
world of fashion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
A CaUaIcade of
Popular Dances.
BY Arthur Murray Dancers

Another delightful piece of entertainment
by these pleasing dancers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

touch v1ih Constable Dexter, whoee beat took
m The Bclchcr Islands But he WAS up north
with his dog team on Winter patrol So
police plane was dispatched from Ottawa. In
spector D. ] Martin was IN charge. With him
we're pilot Roy st. John, Al Swainey
mechanic and an interpreter. Joseph Kerr
The start was uneventfu enough
They set out from ottawa with wheels on
their undercarriage They reached the snow
covered airport at Kapuskasing, the paper mill
town 20 the southwest of US. There the wheels
were removed and skis fitted for landing on
snow or ice.
The police party got in again for the
tal<e-off But a sudden thaw had softened
the runway and the plane could not rise
with its full load Inspector Martin and Mr..
Kerr, the interpreter. boarded the train to
Moose Factory leaving the pilot and the
mechanic 10 fly the plane
We prepared a landing for them on the
three-foot ice of the river. outlining a smooth
runway -borders-of felled evergreens
n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

'Ccet uuc Don toirc utcrcrs1ute" ne said
-But / stI can't piece 30 together The one
white man on the Islands rs Encst Biddell, the
Hudsons Bay Company representative there
II wag he who sent out the story by messenger
and dog team one hundred miles to the Great
Whale River post on The mainland, where they
have tranamitter. l just had the post on
the air
But AN / could make out was a hodge
podgo about the Twenty fourth chapter of st.
NattlD The World Wars Ghost ship
an amazing display Of Northern lights. men,
women and children going out naked TO "A hill
top In twenty degrees below zero. "A falling
meteor the second coming of Christ wo-
man clubbing a child TO death two men
shooting others from behind Imagine that
Of Eskimosl Well The Mountics will have
some job with this"
\Y/IiEE radio word Of the affair reached
W headquarters of the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police at ottawa. they tired to get in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

utter novelty not all of II 10 his liking The
features Of Nina. the woman, strongly Chinese
in modelling. looked stohd, until you studied
her black eyes Then you saw that she was
so haunted by some inner vision so that
was reminded Of a special word in the Eskimo
language that means ito die of longing"
We had gone some distance toward town
when suddenly Nina turned and went back TO
the plane When she rejoined us we saw she
had a Bible.
She was given room in the one-story cot
tage OF white capboard where the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police make their head
quarters at Moose Factory Peter and Joe
helped set up a tent for themselves nearby.
They cut brush for the floor and cheerfully
coopcrated in all chores.
1t was strange behavior for men arrested
as murderers. Inside of a week the two men
felt at home with us and felt we knew
all about them-eXcept their story.
Then because they were themselves be
wildered by what had happened they told US
all they knew.
II began with a state Of mind Of the Bel
cher Islands community reaching back MANY
years Their original religion included no
great gods, no worship as Christians under.
stand Il. They considered that every stick.
stone beast bird and flower had a soul and
they held certain animals in reverence. or
superstitions they had plenty but they prac-
ticed no established religious rites
THEN came missionaries who brought the
] Bible. translated in the syllable alphabet in
vented for the Crces and Eskimos. The Is
landers quickly learned TO read IT; and It
struck them as minor miracle that man
could be by himself, think thoughts, mark
down certain little triangles and loops; then
go away and in his absence another man could
come along and by looking at the lttlesmarks,
read thoughts.
So they believed in the Book written with
these miraculous little signs. 1t taught them
that there was a spirit world more permanent
than the one they knew; and that'a mighty
and humane being called Christ had once died
for human beings, and would some day come
again and redeem humanity.
Almost in every icloo on Relcher Islands.
after the days hunt and toll the head Of the
household would read from the Book and all
would discuss what he had read.
One Spring about twenty-five years ago
their new God seemed determined TO chasten
them through suffering. Seal were so scarce
that the Islanders were on the verge of starv-
ing and had almost no fuel Just disaster
was about to send the whole population to the
spirit world the Eskmos who lived on the
shore Of the only natural harbor on the islands
saw an appartion coming at them out Of the
fog over the water
1t was ship with tall masts. Not soul
was on deck. 1t reached shoal, gently heeled
over and came 10 rest. The Eskimos ventured
on board Still no sign Of master or crew.
They chopped down one of the masts. cut
it up for firewood, divided it among themselves
and gave thanks for the warmth the ship Of
mystery had brought them.
Word of the ghost ship" reached the Hud-
sons Bay Company at Great Whale River
and white men came 10 investigate. They
found the ship to be the FORT CHURCHILL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Murder Under
=

Strange Tragedy Of the Frozen North When.
as the Bible ForetoId. Come "Wars and
Rumors Of Wars" and Famine. Then the
Meteor Fell: So Naked Into the Bitter Cold
Of +he Arctic Night Marched the Eskimo
Believers to Meet the End Of the World
- And 1t Was the End of fhe World for
Most Of Them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
By w. f.. BRADLEY.

SChOoteaCher at MOOsOnee, Ontario, Canada.
THAT evening in March az this outpost Of
what is fnndly called civilization red
bearded Father Cyr. a French-Canadian
Obate r cst and We're listening 20 his radio
tell OF The nations of The worA slaushteriu-
each 0tHTTVfth Tlame-throWerS. tanks, power
diving pianos o7rshirs and submarines. whom
suddenly over he short waves a voice marcd
with static wheezed
7f7tr4e-t-rte-uf murders among EsKimos -.
Eolcher Islands.
We looked at each other in blank astonish
mcut and dismay while Father Cyr put on
carphones the better 10 catch wisps of mean
ing amidst the nerve rasping bedlam of static
Tie and ! have become habituated to civilized
man wagng war on worldwide scope; but
murder among the Bclcher Island Eskimos!
To understand our mystification you need
net take the word of any OF hunters. trap
pers traders teachers and priests-who know
enough to admire the Eskimos and love them;
read for yourself that alooi and august au
thoHty, the Encyclopedia Britannica:
While yet unchanged by civilization the
Esldmos seem 10 have been everywhere the
healthiest and happest people in the world
BY common testimony they laugh more in a
month than ordinary civilized people do IN
year and they have all the other signs of
contentment and well-bcing There are no
chiefs soldiers. police or prisons When an
individual becomes intolcrahe there are secret
informal discussions about him that go on for
months perhaps for years.
The secrecy Of these discussions is such
that il is seldom even a mans mother will ten
him that he is being judged by their com
munity In of eventual unanimity of
verdict the force Of this public opinion is 10
us incomprehensiblv strong