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Evening star., 1941-11-30
EDS CLAIM RECAPTURE OF ROSTOV-Ru

latter limitation. their supply lines
longer, and as both these factors
tend to reduce the advantage de-
rived from the peculiar character
istics of armored troops, Russian su-
periority in man power increases in
proportionate Importance.
We ought not, however. to assume
that these Russian advantages will
necessarily prove decisive. While
indications still point to stalemate
for the winter on the long front
from the Artic to the Black Sea,
the Germans have not yet given up;
they are still seeking a decision
They may make further gains: they
may even take Moscow. 1t seems
improbable, but probabilities have
been upset by desperate fighting
in many wars before this one. may
be so upset again.
May Follow SOmme Pattern.
Before Moscow today there is a
strong resemblance to conditions
on the Western front in the last
war. There again and again great
attacks once brought TO a standstill
were renewed with fresh reserves.
only to cause further slaughter for
the gaining Of minor detectives not
worth the price, these in turn TO
be lost to counter-a attack when the
advancing infantry had out-run its
artillery support. A f1uctuating tide
of battle swayed back and forth over
a few hundred yards of blood soaked
trenches until sheer exhaustion
brought the fighting to temporary
pause while both combatants
gathered their resources and re-
organized their shattered legions
for new efforts.
The Moscow fight appears very
much to follow this orthodox and
familiar nattarn-nf uhjcF nerila MS
Evening star., 1941-11-30

the Battle of the Somme from July
to December. 1916, just a quarter
of a century ago, was the most
sanguinary example. If the Germans
cannot bring to bear sufficient Of
the new tactical elements of modern
war-planes and tanks-to swing
the balance of victory in their favor,
1t may we'll be that the history of
the great Somme battle will be
repeated before MOSCOW
tCopyrisht, l94l, New York Tribune, Inc }
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Oldest Inhubitunts
To Elect Wednesday

Officers will be elected by the As
sociation of Oldest Inhabitants
Wednesday night at the Old Union
Engine House.
An added feature will be showing
of color pictures of Mexico by Will
liam D. Searle. member OF the
association. The meeting will start
at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
PIT. A. TO Hear Col. BoIIes

Col. Lemuel Bolles, District CO.
ordinator Of civilian defense. will
discuss civilian defense plans in the
Mount Pleasant area at pm. Tues
day before the Bancroft Parent
Teacher Association in the Bancroft
School.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
TruveI TuIk Scheduled

Edmund H. Whitlock. traveller and
lecturer, will give talk illustrated
with colored slides and a motion
picture in sound and color at the
Departmental Auditorium, Consti-
Evening star., 1941-11-30

tuition avenue between Twelfth and
Fourteenth streets NV. at 8 pm.
Wednesday. A travel talk on THE
Evening star., 1941-11-30

Story of Glacier National Park" will
be presented as part of the pro-
gram by the National Park Service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

sugar. Press out the sugar humps
first; press out the juice from 2
lemons. add to the egg whites,
put on a nice low flame. and let
heat very slowly as you add 2
cups of boiling water Let cook
just a minute. and serve as
sauce over the dish Of golden
bread And great-gandmother's
delicate recipe deserved a better
fate. because in her thin old writ
ing she added: John did not care
for this dish, but Betsy and the
children thought IT excellent"
My grandmother carried this
quaint old book across the plains
in 1850. As far as we know, il
was her only cookbook and how
she must have treasured it, In
her writing l find these;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Home Made Soda.

Forty grains of carbonate Of
soda and 40 grains of fine loaf
sugar, 80 grains of lemon or tar
taric acid Stir into 4 cups Of
water Stir well before serving.
Grandmother thinks the flavor
is greatly improved however, II
sliced lemon is used instead Of the
tartaric acid
There are so many more Of
these dear. treasured recipes, just
as precious TO my "grandmoth-
ers" as is my recipe for Chocolate
Chip cake my favorite straw
berry cocktail my heavenly ice
box cakes which serve on every
occasion. but | chose for YOU only
those upon which my delighted
eyes first Toasted l do hope you
will like them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Cranberry Fruit Pie.

Choose the largest cranberries
possible, cut each one into halves;
spread out in shallow pan , large
cups Of these berries Sprinkle
over them a mixture of 2 cups
of white sugar, and tablespoons
Of sifted flour. then pour over
carefully Il cup of water. Let
stand for one hour, then stir well.
Have ready pie pan lined with
good crust, pour the fruit mix
ture in, put good rich crust on
top. tucking it. we'll over edges,
bind with a clean strip Of cloth
moistened, and bake slowly in
good moderate oven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Strawberry Water.

Take l pound of rich ripe ber-
ries, = pound Of loaf sugar, and
the juice of ! lemon. Be sure to
crush the sugar, then sift it over
the berries Add ! cup of cold
water press through a very fine
sieve or cloth; add a quart Of cold
water and the lemon juice Serve
very cold IN the Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Very Good Baked Pears.

Peel good firm pears; if pos
sible. remove the cores without
breaking or. briising the fruit.
Fill the hole with coarse brown
sugar Put in pan with little
warm water bake slowly till
very tender These are nice with
boiled custard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
SpiCed Tomatoes.

Grease the sides Of a deep dish
Put a thick layer of bread cubes
on the bottom, then a layer of
thick tomato slices, salt and pep
per this layer as you wish add
Just a sprinkle of sugar and a
pinch only Of cinnamon. Do this
until the dish is full, having to-
mato slices on top with bread
bits stuck in between. Put little
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

for ten minutes before serving.
Beat 2 egg whites stiff, slowly
add 2 cups of thick cream, sweet
en- 10 taste. Put a quantity of
this in each cup, add the hot cof-
fee. That is how MY grandfather
liked his coffee, and he lived to
a ripe old age!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Baked Cabbage.

Note penciled at side of recipe
Must remember TO have this
often; father enjoys it,. Cook a
tender young cabbage in boiling
sailed water; drain well, let par
TALLY cool. Beat or 3 eggs well,
add quarter cup of thick cream,
salt and pepper. and stir into the
finely chopped, cooked cabbage.
Brown in a good oven. If old cab
bage is used, boil til tender, for
at least twenty-five minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Fathers Coffee.

one heaping tablespoon of
strong. good smelling coffee for
each cup. 2 additional for the
pot. Beat l egg lightly, add TO
the coffee grounds, fill the pot
three-quarters full with boiling
water. let boil up, stir down, boil
then for five minutes; fill pot 10
top with boiling water, keep hot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Jam Dumplings.

Use any jam or preserved fruits
for this Plums and the wild
blackberries are very nice Make
a flaky crust, roll out in squares,
put 2 large tablespoonfuls of
jam or fruit in the center. fold up
carefully in a well floured dump
ling rag Drop into hot water in
a large kettle. Bring to quick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

The American " eekIy wiH pay
50 for each recipe sent an by
readers and used on this page. all
publication rights thereafter be-
longing Ia The american " eekIy.
Any kind of recipe may BE- sub
mifted, the only restriction being
that IL must be original. In other
cords, ia must not hare appeared
anyIrhere in print before. DO not
send in any recipe which has APP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
MRS. y. TEMPLAR,
Oakland. California.

the many fine eX-
N/ perimental kite h @ n 3
w everywhere, one is al
ways sure Of many enticing, mod
ern recipes and their variations.
They interest me too. but ! am
especially intrigued by old Amer
lean recipes, and feel positively
enriched when authentic ones fall
into my hands Many have come
10 me through your pages, AL
manack. so in return. bark 10 the
thrill which was mine recently.
NV mother wrote me from
wee town in South Dakota, telling
me she had found in an old trunk,
faded old notebook OF my
grandmother's. filled closely with
her recipes. and a few of her
mothers, my great-grandmother!
The very first one in the book,
though l could scarcely read it.
was headed Mrs. Clintone rode
over today and gave me a most
delicate recipe. which / shall
make. A long trip 10 do me a
kindness. but she is a good wo-
man" And this is the recipe
II was dated July Third, 1921"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Their Potatoes Chec.
Supposed Keep Their Blood Impurities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Delicate Bread Pudding.

Take the chill from 8 eggs, sep
arate them beat the yolks well,
and carefully add 3 cups Of milk.
Cut a loaf of yesterdays bread
into thick slices, dip each slice
into the milk and eggs, and fry
each til golden in melted butter
fat. Now beat the egg whites It'll
fluffy, slowly add ! big cup of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
AN OLD AND sAvoRY GREEK DISH

my knowledge absolutely this country
Kinsey Francisco, California truly
delicious especially with balls wrapped
obtain them.
pound round steak small Glove garlic diced finely
f desired
Juice Of L lemon Few sprgs parsley chopped fine
] tablespoon oil
! diced
together wen then
Italian squash washed
hollow the inside and thoroughly with
Then squash place pan
other to hold solid cook
slow fire thirty minutes
II than enough 10 stun the squash the
naindr small balls parboed
cabbage leaf lettuce The when
make only tasty but very attractive dish when sliced
a serv cold"
TO some our
Stuffed
Stuffed Dishes Donna that
a - H. te4
a he house
% U ample
Stuffed agreed that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

boil Boil for half hour. Remove
the dumping rag and eat hot.
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YOUR RECIPE MAY WIN S.

pedred in any publication, or in
any kind of printed cook hook.
Write On one side oJ the paper
only. BE sure Ia girc your name
and address. Ind r,ife, ar print
plainly.
Send your recipe Ia The 4meri-
can Weekly House,cife's Food Al
rGndck. y. q. Box I9I. Grand
Central timex. New York. y. ".
Unused recipes cannot be returned.
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butter on top, and bake in oven
It'll brown and hubby. How
ever, a teaspoon of sugar is
ample for the whole dish.
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Notc; The Hi"nc ot s. P Is in Va Nay DquaIJicd
inning mother. II Your Recipe Has Been Published
hUanock But You Haze Anoher Equal, Good,
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Pattern 1912 Is available In
misses and women's sizes Il, Is,
Is, 20. 80. "a, 50. IS. 40 and ~.
Size Is takes al yards "a inch
fabric.
Send IS cents In coins and two
tax tokens for this Anne Adams
pattern. Write plainly size. name,
address and style number.
Just the cream % the 194i-42
fashion crop Ia shown In the new
Anne Adams Pattern Book. Order
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after page Of original. easy-to-
make modes for every age ana
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parel. Smart clothes for working.
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an extra festure-a free-for-the-
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two tokens.
Send your order TO The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department.
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Shall we gloss over the facts.
hide the evening paper. guard our
conversation at table. throw the
radio out the window
Futile thoughts. The war Is q
reality which we could not, even
II we would, keep from our chill
dren. The only thing to do In t.
help them face IL as We have had
TO face 1t ourselves.
II we have brought them up
thus far on the myth that the
world Is place in which every
body loves and trusts everybody
else we will have TO start being
honest right away and let them
know that this Is far from true.
There are evil men and evil forces
around us, and We must take
measures to protect ourselves.
DON'T sOFT-PEDAL
GRIM REALITIES
These are the realities and
should not be soft-pedaied. But
in facing them we need not fall
victim TO the other horn of the
dilemma - cynicism. The evil We
would fight il only part of the
reality. There are plenty of good
things In the world too.
In homes. for example. we come
much nearer a realization of the
good life" Here We actually can
live more reasonably. more low
ingly. more justly. We can still
hope and strive TO make these
things come alive In the larger
world some day too.
As a matter of fact. most chill
dren stomach the horror of war
much better than we like 10 think.
Usually they are not shattered
when they hear Of the sinking of
the Bismarck and the loss of life
involved. II il just q victory for
the home team and IN celebrated
an such. The tragedies involved
are remote-the men aboard are
men from Mars.
They do not lie awake nights
imagining air-raids and fearing
mutilation and death. Like the
cruelties and horrors Of a Grimms'
fairy tale. such things have per-
ennial fascination: the excitement
il pleasurable. not painful. Play
ing soldier" Is q universally pop
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GOOD TASTE
TODAY
ny EMILY posT

don't know whether my readers
always agree with me. particularly
on certain points that are chung
To rather stubbornly. or whether
those who read this column are
too eonsiderats Of my feelings 70
tell me what they think. Anyway
the writer Of one Of this mornings
letters Is not only In disagreement.
but plainly put out In . stiIetto-
pointed handwriting. am told:
Your advice 20 = divorces ~ 10
her name irritatss me, Why do
you insist that she take . mean
ingless name like Mrs. Jones
Smith, II you suggested her BE-
coming N. Jones Smith fths M
in place Of Mary think that
would be excellent advice because
that gives the name meaning and
makes II sound bettsr.'
To this ! can answer that Mrs.
Smith II perfectly free to call
herself Mrs. NJ. Jones Smith " shs
prefsrs--or sven Mrs Mary jones
Smith, II she doesn't object To
its wrong side ri the-car-tracks
eonnotatlon. A. q matter Of fact.
30 years ago. Mrs. ~ Jones
Smith WAS the way tbs few d.
yorcess Of that day had thslr
names listed In fhs telsphons book.
and had their Visiting cards en-
Erayed In the hope that n might
be supposed 10 stand for Martin
instead Of Mary. Thsn one day .
young New Yorker ordered visit
ing cards with this n off. Inn
msdiatsly another did the same.
Since then. practically all othsrs
have followed suit. Al pres<nt the
meaning Mrs. Jones smith'' could
hardly be palmer.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-07
This Home-Mixed Couch
Relief Is Hard To Beat

ing cough relief-about four times a.
much for your money. Tastes fine
Children love it-An6 II never spoils.
You can feel this home mixture
taking right hold Of a cough. 10
loosens the phlegm. soothes the i'm
tated membranes. and helps clear the
air passages. Eases soreness ana
dimcult breathing. and lets you sleep
Once tried. you'll swear b. Il.
Pinex - a special compound Of
proven ingredients. n concentrated
form. q most reliable soothing agent
for throat and bronchial membranes
lust try II, and II not satisfied. your
money Will be refunded. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-07

The young and fluid lines Of
Pattern 4e12 lead the shirt-
waister paradei It WAS designed
by Anne Adams, OF course, to fit
In to q home or office background
with easy grace. Watch these de-
tails rise In the fashion barometer
- three quarter sleeves. plunge
neckline, set In belt. invisible
pockets set In the front skirt
seamsl Those two skirt panels are
responsible for the slimming effect
of this frock. and there's addi-
tional flattery in the shallow
shoulder Jokes cut In one with
the back. The back In cut in two
main pieces. which shortens sew
ing time. So does the practical
sewing instructor which illus
trates every dressmaking step!
Short or long sleeves and top
stitching are optional like the
pockets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-07
Mincen1edf
Drop Cookies
Delicious
Two end One-tisH Dcfer
Made From This Recipe

Even the best soldiers are
cake eaters. especially when
the cake comes out Of the
family kitchen. HERE. 4 coed
one. and II VIII keep fresh no
matter how far IL must travel.
CAMf-oofN0 CANE
juice q l grange. water. grated
rind q ! grange. , cups se>ded
rsisins. cup brown susar. )
squares chocolate. . cups -four. y
teaspoon hAkinx powder. tee.
spoon soda. = ssaspcon sait. l tea
spoon cinnamon. l cup toasted
Brasil nuts relied fine.
Add sufficient water 60 grange
Juice to make l cup. Add grated
rind. raisins. brown sugar and
chocolate. simmer together ; min
u,es. stirring unsil chocolate " dis-
solved. Cool. SIT together ell re-
naming ingredients except Rrasl
nuts. add 10 cooled chocolate mix
tnrs. Add Hrasil nuts and mir
well. BAKE In long narrew Loaf
pan or IN two medium SIZED leaf
pans In slow oven ts7t deg. p
for I 10 l. hours. until baked
through.
To Teast and ReIi nsAsll Naast
Heat oven 10 moderate tempsra-
turs lsoo deg. Fl spread out
shslied brasil nuts On baking
sheet or In shallow pan and allow
TO toast for - or ~ minutes. Re-
move from oven. ccol and crush
with = rolling pin tpress down on
them gently IT FIRST To crush. than
roll.) ToastinE Gives . special
flavor.
A can Of rich. keeping cookies
from the old homestead viii add .
home touch In any army tent
MINCEMEAT DROP o00kIGs
tMskss 81 Dssss)
ons-quarter cup shortening. y
cup sugar. ! egg. cup minoe-
meat. IL cups siftsd flour. tea
spoons phosphate baking powder.
= teaspoon salt.
Cream shortening. add sugar
gradually. crsamlng until light and
fluffy. Add egg and beat well.
Fold In mincemeat SIT flour.
baking powder and salt together
and add To creamed mixture. stir.
ring until well blended. Drop by
teaspoonfuls on creased baking
sheet and bake In moderately hot
over t40o deg. - about 10 min
utes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-07


Again - had acns through IN
Inquest and again . Jury had
brought In Q verdict sf killed ~
. psrsnn ~ peranns unhn0wn-"
And aaaia jeanne Morris had bssa
up thsrs ea the stand white ead
tenzs and conscious ~ the under.
current In the rom and the subtle
twist Of the questions ashed hsv-
II WAS funny what iIstis things
could take on an Importance.
Jeanne. for Instance. was s1hed
where she had heen the night her
aunt vas slain and she aid quietly
that she had heen ~ homo.
Who was with you. Miss MOI.
ris. during The time your aunt
was away"
I'll didn't know she was
away. shs said. staring 81 the
man. Tut Nias Noimee -Lina
Holmes ~-was there
"You mean she Wa with you
during that time Or Do you
moan she was IN this house :"
she was In the houss. Lisa
I mean Miss Holmes --aoes 10 bed
early. usually. Aftsr dinner ! saw
her around for . whils. but than
I started 10 read and I listened
"a the radio In my room and latsr
whsn went downstaire-why. I
didn't ses her.
nut Lisa. whom shs fooh the
stand. declared that che knSw
Miau Jeanne had been In the house
ali evening. There was no shak-
ing her In that and - there was
no way 70 prove Jsanis hadn't
been vhsrs shs said she was. m
tbs safety Of her own home when
her aunt met her end.
I saw Margis Dixon thsrs In
the room. ssiii wearing black.
This time II waA . different dress.
although cut on the sams general
lines 10 show her curves 10 the
best advantage.
Wouldn't you think that girl
would get out :. Msudis ssid whsa
We had returned hopns. I know
! wouldn't want 10 stsy around .
place that must b. chuck fun Of
memories. | suppose the only one
she has 10 Of Herbert Cords bank
hoax"
Maybe tbs police asked her 10
stay" | pointed out. That cass
liant eloeed by any msans."
Mo. II certainly Isn't. and The
way the police and Denny flynn
are handling Il I don't see whsn
II VIII 10 elosed.s
"Dsnny's not handing any esse.
Maudis. Hss simply covering The
story
Denny has . finger In IL. you
can b sure. Ne Knows all
tbs police and Tim wiling 10 bst
he's filling thsm pp On the tdsa
thai Cord was killed BY that GAM
hing person. and keeping thsm
from seeking any othsr sstspsct
She was stiIl irriafsd over that
angle.
'sft's not impoAsibse.s I aid.
that hass Morris may have hs1
scme suspicion ~ 70 who killed
Cord Maybe she saw somsthing.
or heard SDmsthing. and The kiilsr
knew shs might talk. That would
b. snease enough Tor doing away
with her. Msudis. One Of fhes&
tough boys from town wouldn't
stop ~ ons killing. To than sh~
would b. Just . ssoublssoms old
somsn shs Sas b~ster off out
n the way. Jtasf remember plsaty
n bg-tims gamblers are involved
n this grand Jury investigation.
Denny says. Ard thsy aren't going
10 LET anything sand In sheif way
70 AVOID tvoubie. Th<y proved
That BY Doing away with Herbert
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e e e helps build
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No matter what you've been using
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No cooking is needed-a child could
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Then put 81 ounces OF Pinsx fob
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