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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Please Don't Grease

While making the cakes get the gridde point
where will on L Please
the butter in the cakes prevents their sticking
To make buttemlk hot cakes. together cup -four
teaspoon soda Add beaten yolk
tablespoons melted butter with
thin batter Mix thoroughly and fold stify beaten
whites Bake hot gridde
Now watch the hungry go to work. Be there's
plenty Of butter honey and maple
butter wish and ii be poured from small
pitcher
maybe you'd prefer to make pancakes
vul need cups grated potato tablespoon
crumbs beaten liz teaspoons salt pepper
About medium potatoes will 2
Mix The a
bit be pacd down spaua pancake turner Cook
slowly creased grddle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
To Make Sauce

This made by beating y cup
coniectonerS the grated nd and
and u pancakes
small platter and of the
then sprnkd with lighted
Buebey pancakes would be particularly
only these with sausage To make them sft together 21a
flour teaspoon teaspoon To
these add bueberries cups slowly
then beaten and tablespoon until
smooth. Cook slowly. Makes three dozen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Pancakes for Shrove Tuesday,;
But Let's Vary the Service
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

INT hark, ! hear the pancake bell.
Ard frittcrs make gallant smell.
The cooks gre baking. frying, boyling,
Steering, mincing. cutting, ,broyiing,
(nrrnQ. qormnndisinQ. roasting,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Exotic Innovations

Viola Dimmitt added novel exotic dinner pajamas
OF red black and white jersey with fitted white coat that
expressed its title Appealing to Leisure"
Argentine Serenade" Might and Day by Peggy Hunt
were enthusiastically received Louela Balernos
silk ensemble of pale with gull blue applique she called
Birds of a Feather"
Outstanding innovation that left the audience gaspg
1renes nude shade dress with white
two gtterng flowers which rom where
pinned to the snunexpcted to the least and almost stole
the showi
Another sensational idea caught in Howard Creers
Venetian Blinds dress with shirtmaker
peated skirt The model pulled waist string and prestothe
peats all brownzip she manipulated and the wink Of
they all beige We understand Mr. Greer
IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
french Type Popular

French pancakes appeal TO They dainty and
ut Oh so good To make about dozen mix together all
-four = confeconers'
Iii cup milk and perfectly lightly beaten
and beat thoroughly
Cook by small skillet which lightly
As soon as drop IN batter for each cake tilt the
that pancakes will be thin and When
Nth thin tart Jelly and roll Serve Immediately melted
batter and juicy bacon
CIepes Suzee delcacy quite favorte dessert
time The old masters made them adding
10 the French pancake and also the
lemon Then they rolled when baked a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Fashion Show HighIights
From California
Copyright by Detroit Times. All rsha reserves.
BY MARI LUCAS

NEVER WAS gayer, giddier show than
Fashion Futures which took place nights in Los Angeles
We give hghlghts of the star-sprinkled parade.
To begin with there Mab's swim suit in
entirely fabric with suede strips and her crochet sin
mesh plastic classic, smooth silk
Louela Balernos "Suey Sien" in black, yellow and red
featured long with padded lining play suit inspired by
those Chinese Great Coats.
Dorohea Reads ShangrLa' in lime royal blue ruby
and jersey exquisite that Utopia
Indian Wedding Dress by Connie Foster combined white
skirt and shawl hand printed black and red symbols with
blouse and silver studded belt and necklace suggesting
IIop Indians.
Stacks perennial favorte named Desert Sand in
light doeskn gabadne with tailored Alma Duff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20


CorboRadiHg, cracking, sidshing, toastin0"
WHILE WE don't hear the ringing of the pancake bell
the frying pan description Tuesday
taken from Poor Robins Amanack really puts
mood Of the day year February always
day before the opening of Lent.
Let's plan pancake party for this traditional day
busy world cant take eating
the odashoned fare pancakes with sausages
complete prepare
with pineapple salad reShe peppermint
with chocolate
feaherweght oldfashoned butter
milk hot-cakes prowe
Tipping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
West Coast Designers
Like Sweeping Capes
BY JOAN DEAN

SWEEPING LINES in capes styled for motion
important feature of the California Fashion Futures Show,
held weekend in Los Angeles And western designers,
noted for their creations going for capes in big
way
For the beach we'll for evening, they're showing
capes which shoulder floor. Then for daytime
wear cape that fits nonchalanty trinity tailored
Spring suit is their pet and darling.
Evening capes with for quite SPELL for they
always touch of theatrical glamour after dark
ensemble But this Spring the cape has into its It's
appearing in every materia-and on every occasion
Revert to Regency
Regency dandy influence is responsible in part.
with fashions copying the dandys smwaisted long coats his
waiscoats his red abots and wristets that
may be swept with gallant gesture.
New capes may be hem-engh mere collars; they may
be length dresses shoulder rhes coats
Tweed for country usually bright palds
in such combinations green and red.
Many plain color with bright linings-beige
cherry favorite And they're often reversible.
Silk capes for add dash and animation
showing the cavalier spirit lives again in 1941
They Stop the Show
Military capes grand for And they're paricu
lary chic when used top suit in contrasting plaid They
add and elan to cosumeare likely TO prove STOP
the-show item the boulevard
Beige the shade this Spring is the color chosen
swaniest discovered In town. It's
wool, fully lined has smoothly shaped shoulders,
pockets and falls to the hem of skirt
The correct nonchalant has, when perfectly poised
over its accompanying Glen plaid in beige with brown
overlnes which cunning boxpeated skirt and long
Jacket caught with button the waist Choose military
match with gold aviation wings on the band
You'll be a stand-out Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Jungle Jim Finds
Shanghai Lii

Reunion in the Caribbean" is
the title of the latest episode IN
The Adventure of Jungle Jim. 10
he heard over station WJBk at
$50 p. m. tomorrow.
In this episode jungle Jim.
accommodating. discovers a dark
girl sobbing as if her heart would
break. As Jim studies her fea-
lures a thrill of recognition passes
through him and he discovers the
girl in Shanghai Lii, posing as the
secretary Of ThorSon. the man
Jungle Jim has been hired to eX-
pose
The Adventures Of Jungle Jim, >
heard each week over station
WJBK is based on the full color
Jungle Jim" action pictures in
the Comic Weekly, The world 5
greatest comic supplement which
-een4eS-eaeh week with The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

HAVE TIE designers of mi
ladyS bathing suits gone as far
as they can? Are today's suits the
limit?
What are some Of the screw
ball" schemes to beat the Nazl
blitzkrieg2
What's one Of the latest sports
10 become a part OF the American
Scene-a sport undreamed of 25
years ago?
See T'he American Weekly this
coming SUNDAY
For the ladies
Have YOU thought Of Summer
soups for real economy? with
America in her all-out national
defense effort. it's not only smart
bat patriotic 10 he thrifty, and
Mrs Christine Frederick, the
noted household authority gives
YOU some invaluable suggestions IN
The American Weekly Sunday,
In addition. you'll find mouth
watering recipes gathered from all
parts of the country, as well as
special articles Of INTEREST," 10 every
housewife in the Housewives Food
Almanack 49, a regular feature oil
The American Weekly. the maya
zine distributed with this coming
Sundays issue of The Detroit Sun
day Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

You'll find all about Indian
secret ceremonials. and the
strange rituals involved in eat
ing this evil cactus root. in The
American Weekly with this COM
ing Sundays issue Of The De
troit Sunday Times.
TATOOING. ONCE a CariSh
form OF eAhibitionlSn, x back
again - but thiS~ time with the
blessing Of medical science.
For physicians have suggested
that persons suffering from dia-
betes. epilepsy serum SensitivitS
or with rare types of blood, have
specific inSignisS tatooed upon
their body
Thus. II found UNCONSCIOUS. they
would never be mistaken for
DRINKS. and physicians would
know at once something Of their
medical history.
This suggestion. which opens
fascinating possibilities IN the
realm Of human Identification, Is
the subject eff an interesting ar
ticle this Sunday by Robert d.
Potter. science editor of The
American Weekly.
BY all means make IL your bust
neSS 10 read II.
THE FEUD1N'S stopped out in
the Laurel Branch foothills Of
Kentucky. where two families
have have been fighting each
other tooth and nail these many
years.
Because there's no menfolk left
10 shoot but two widows and
II orphans. and an old, mourning
woman who's had enough Of this
endless, murderous clan warfare.
Read about il in The American
Weekly with this coming Sundays
issue OF The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Strange Rituals
Peyote-Eating Indians and Secret Cerenoniai'
Among NeD American Weekly Features

EVER HEAR of the peyoeeating Indians The peyote Is
small pinees cactus described by the early Spanish
ouerors of Mexico as truly daboc root which made mad
nd visinnaires OF those who tasted IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

WHEN A lovely Hollywood miss
elopes with the scion of famous
and noble family
Will this matrimonial adventure
provide her with the emotional
depths every actress needs?
No less than Adela Rogers st.
Johns. the famous movie writer.
tells YOU in The American Weekly
Sunday.
RENO'S A famous town :.
But what about Yuma, AriZ.
This agricultural community Of
10000 has one principal industry
marriage
See Wagner Whites entertaining
story in -AmeFieaH-AAe
this Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
833 Tropical Worsted SUITS
VDhxsrDA I'm

And the hot weather yet months to eo For comforts sake buy
OF these smart beaers Every suit Atwood tailored
and styled to hold its shape the most sweerine days.
Single and doubebressed models Grapes conservatives.
The eoo and patterns and the darker shades All sizes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
. MeKENNEY oN BRIDGE
National Champions Repeat Victory Win Eastern Open BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY Amer CardAm mkhnritv
America's Card Authority

The national champions repeated! !! Last fall in Philadelphia, Mrs. A. M. Sobel of New York and Charles Goren of Philadelphia won the Ma tionAl Open Pair championship. Now they have won the Eastern Open Pair championship.
 Only once before in the history of this event has anyone outside of New York been able to win it., and only one other woman, Mrs. Grace E. Perpall, has held the title.
 Personally I thought the field In the Eastern championship this year was the strongest ever pre- sented. At the end of the four sessions, the winners margin was only 1h match points.
 Charles Goren is probably one of the country's most careful play CTS. One of his strong points Is his opening leads. His fine reasoning for the opening lead on todays hand went long way In helping him win the championship.
 The club opening proved the "killer." Declarer had to lose two spade tricks to establish the suit, and by that time Easts long club was established. Thus East won four tricks and could simply wait to make his king of diamonds, as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
Q MODERN MENUS
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer

1 Last year England enriched flour and bread as part of its defense program. Now we are doing the same thing as 8 step in the im- provement of our national nutri- ton.
 The new enriched flour and bread have a higher vitamin and mineral content than ordinary white flour or white bread. Nutri- tionaly, enriched flour differs from ordinary white flour in vita min and mineral content. That is, 1t must have a certain amount of thiamine chloride (vitamin BD, 11icotinic acid (pellagra preventive factor), and iron. Two of the other ingredients that may be in the en- riched flour are calcium and ribo- fiavin.
 TASTES THE SAME
 In taste and looks, the new flour cannot be distinguished from plain white flour. These particular vita mins and minerals were selected because they are the food values we logically should expect bread and other flour products to con- tribute to our diets. They are all present in the original wheat, but are removed in making refined white flour. Bread that contains 6 or per cent of milk solids will often come up to the minimum standards for the ribofiavin and calcium.
 To be sure you're getting the new flour and bread at the store, read the labels carefully. It is only when Q flour on bread is labeled senriched' that you can be sure it contains at least the minimum amounts of thiamine chloride. nic- 0tinic acid. and iron set by the standard. A 1-potnd loaf of bread must have at least: l milligram fhiamine chloride: 4 milligrams
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
Enriched Bread Is Great Boon
 To National Diet

nicotinic acid; and 4 milligrarls of iron to be called enriched"
 BUDGET DIETS BENEFIT
 Whole-wheat flour made from good, sound wheat already exceeds the minimum standards for at least two of the three required substances that are being included in the enriched white Hours. Since all the nutrients of the wheat are retained In whole-wheat flour there is no reason for further en- richment.
 It is to low cost diets that the new bread and flour will probably make their greatest contribution. For these diets are the ones that are usually high in cereals, and most likely to be low in the vita- mins and minerals that the en- riched bread and flour supply.
 TOMORROW's MENU
 BREAKFAST: Sliced oranges, cracked wheat cereal, warmed rolls, coffee, ilk.
 LUNCHEON: Chilled frankfurt CTS, rolls, stewed fruit, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Pan-broiled chopped beef, baked potatoes, stewed to- matoes and onions, mixed greens salad, jelly bread pudding, coffee, milk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
UNGUIDED, JOHNNY IS LIABLE TO PICK COLLEGE FOR ITS FRATS OR FOOTBALL


modern education. Here's what the author, Dorothy Walworth, has one character, school teacher say:
 Who would have thought even ten years ago, that we would have to teach our young people to believe in democracy?
 We've got to give them, first of all, sense of security. We blame them for wanting security so much for trying to organize their pressure groups to get it, but it's ourselves we should blame. &c., curity is the one thing these kids had, they set too high value on It.
 OLDER GENERATION IS AT FAULT
 "A sense of security comes from intelligent disci- plne, and their education has never given them dis cipline. sense of security comes from an atmos- phere of faith and hope, and ever since they were kids they haven't had faith and hope around them
 "Theyve heard that America itself is weak and insecure. It has been the fashion to debunk our pioneers and heroes. The great educational God of Psychology has said that our pioneers were only escapists and our heroes succeeded because they were lucky or put something over the other fel- low or had inferority complexes which drove them on. How can this youth admire what we are or what we are going to be?"
 The publishers might have guaranteed that any parent who reads Feast of Reason" will take a more intelligent interest in who is teaching his child-and what they are teaching him. It's that provocative.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
Ms,.% .%G1"9
PATTERN 349 SIMPLE DRESS HAS SCALLOPED YOKE

If you need a smart "wear- r-every- where" dress for the new season. here's just the thing! Claire Tilden has designed Pattern 349 with de- liberately simple style so that you can use 1t with equal good taste for informal social occasions by day and by night. The eight-gore skirt has nice lines and the gentlest of flares. The bodice is unusually soft and figure e-enhancing, with radiating darts above the waist-line to hold in the fullness. That delightfully."- spirited yoke that scallops it's way all across the front holds gathering below, too. You'll like the young look of the squared neckline, espec- ially if you dress 1t up with lace, and you might scallop and edge the short sleeves to match. Use button trim for an extra touch of color and either have belt of self fabric with fancy buckle, or use a rib- bon sash to pick up shade in your print. You'll find this useful style very quick to cut, stitch and finish, with the Sewing Guide close by for expert aid. Order the pattern this very day!
 Pattern 349 is cut in misses and women's sizes IA, 16, IS, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Size 16 requires 3S yards 39-inch fabric and 2b yards lace edging.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to Waterbury Demo- crat, Pattern Department, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Tough Toe Nails

Tough Toe NailS
 Grandmother. 82, has some tough toe-nails she can't cut. She wants to know If there isn't some way to soften them 50 they can be trimmedP
 (D. O. nswer-Hypertrophied, thicken- ed nails may be softened by apply ing daily for week or so @ drop or two of liquor potassae 6 per cent solution of potassium 'hydroxide in an ounce of distilled water) with 8 glass rod or Q cotton wrapped toothpick tip. Keep 1t off from the skin and your hands. After the nails are softened they may be readily cut or rubbed down with nail file.
 Breach Delivery
 My baby, four months old ant perfect, was born by what the doc tors called breach delivery. Kindl, tell me what causes that.
 Mrs. c. J) Answer-Small pelvis Is one cause breach of child more readily through than the head which Is larger.
 Let the Blood Alone
 How long will 1t take for medi- cine to neutralize the blood, that is, how long for 1t to enter the blood stream and reduce the acid in the blood? (W. N. PJ
 Answer-Depends on many con- ditions. If you ask me I advise you not to monkey with imaginary acid in the blood.
 Drug Habit
 Is phenobarbital habit forning7 When try to cut down the dose l feel jittery and jumpy, but when I take 1t regularly feel all right. It is the only thing that has helped me. Without 1t I was tired, miser- able and dragged out. They gave 1t to me first in hospital.
 (Mrs. L. J. W) Answer-Yes, it is habit forming. I am unable to advise you without knowledge of the nature of your trouble, but you should consult your physician and heed his advice about use of the drug. .af... T. se
 All Requirements But One Three weeks ago sent a stamp and asked for advice about 8 per- sonal trouble. Can't understand why ! have not received an answer, as complied with all the require- rnents. (Mrs. M. H) Answer-You should inclose @ stamped envelope bearing your ad- dress if you expect 6 reply by mail. Protected by John F. Dille Co.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
WOMAN,S REALM=
GlOrEwng Yourself
Ry AMcie HaEt
NEA Service Stan Write

NEA Service Stan Wrlter
 The young girl who, believing the old saying about an ounce of pre- vention being worth pound of cure, gives her skin proper celans- ing and softening treatments from the late teens on, just won't have serious complexion problems before she is thirty-five.
 But the girl who seldom brushes her hair, cleanses her skin hap hazardly, eats everything in sight between meals as well as at meal- time, and gets less sleep than she needs, has lot to worry about. She will have fine lines and wrinkles, enlarged pores, lusterless hair and a bulging figure when she is still 8 very young woman.
 No sensible person thinks a youngster should make @ fetish of beauty routines or in any way obscure her natural loveliness with too much makeup and elab- crate cultures, of course. Yet 1t is a mistake for any girl to as- sume that her skin will remain fresh and smooth, her figure firm and slender if she does nothing at all to keep them so.
 APPLIES MAKEUP
 SPARINGLY OFF-STAGE
 Good example of an excellent complexion routine for the young is that of Florence MacNichael, pret- ty 'teen-age actress who has a good role in "Out of the Frying Pan" Broadway play about young people.
 Since l came to live in New York, where there's 50 much dirt in the air." she says, T have found 1t important to cleanse my skin with cream as well as with soap and wa- ter.
 "After thorough washing with bland soap suds and warm water, I pat in a layer of cold cream and then remove 1t with piece of cotton that has been dipped in warm water and wrung quite dry. Afterward, l. rinse both my face and my throat with cold water"
 of the stage Miss MacMichael applies makeup sparingly. Her powder is light in texture, its color one shade lighter than her natural skin tones. She puts on lipstick with Q little brush. She never uses eye makeup in the daytime, but instead simply brushes brows and lashes with @ bit of vase- line. She does not tweeze her brows or otherwise try to change their natural lines.
 The young actress brushes as well as combs her hair whenever 1t needs arranging. She prefers to brush 1t for minute or two several times @ day rather than for ten minutes once 8 day.
 This system seems to work. Miss MacMichael's hair is soft and shining and easy to manage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14
GRANT-DUNNE FILM

Audience reaction to the first sneak preview of George Stevens Penny Serenade", the Columbia picture co-starring Irene Dunne and Cary Grant, reveals that 1t holds promise of being generally acclaimed one of the important films of the year.
 Stevens took Penny Serenade" to Santa Barbara, Calf, for the pre- view and was rewarded next day by a flood of preview postcards unani- mously praising 1t, particularly for its direction and for the best screen performances in the careers of Miss Dunne and Grant.
 Notwithstanding the orchids,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-14

for the purpose of tabulating the reports:
 {. Initials, age, sex, previous
 physical condition and reason
 for tonsll treatmentP 2. Date of treatment, and what
 type of treatment.
 3. Is individual singer, speak CT, actor, amateur, profession
 al?
 {. Describe effect on voice. By way of acknowledgement IF send each person reporting Q copy of pamphlet Belly Breathing" and any other monograph requested.