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

two hours. Other vegetables
may be added if desired.
Corn Frifters
2 cups cooked whole kernel
corn
! teaspoon salt
Il teaspoon pepper
! egg
] teaspoon melted fat
y cup milk
2 cups -four
2 teaspoons baking powder
Chop the corn very fine and
add salt. pepper. well beaten
egg. melted fat. milk. -four and
baking powder. Fry two to
three minutes in deep, hot fat
1878 degrees).
Veal Birds
/ slice veal from leg. cut thin
inch cube fat salt pork,
finely chopped
Fine cracker crumbs
egg. slightly beaten
Hot water or stock
Butter
J cup cream
Wipe veal. remove skin and
fat. Pound until a inch thick
and cut in pieces 4 inches long
by 2 inches wide each piece
making a bird. Chop trimmings
of meat. add salt pork. meas
ure and add half as much
crumbs. Seaso TO taste.
Moisten with beaten egg and
hot water or stock. Spread
thinly on center of each piece
of veal.
Roll and fasten with skewers.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
dredge with -four, and saute in
hot butter until golden brown.
Put in heavy pan. add cream to
half cover meat. cook slowly 20
minutes or until tender. Serve
on small pieces of toast. strain
sauce in pan over birds and
toast, and garnish with parsley.
Birds may be cooked in covered
casserole dish in hot oven 400
degrees). Serves four to six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Bean Pot Provid es
Saturday Supper Favorite
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

THE OLD time Saturday eve
ming supper favorite. the trusty
bean pei, is making its appear
ance on the best Of informal
party tables these days. The nut
ike flavor OF amber colored
sherry wine adds an intriguing.
tempting HgTance 70 the
savory aroma of beans baking
in a deep brown pot. And the
fragrance is only the promise
of pleasure in store for those
fortunate enough 10 dine on this
appetizing entree.
For informal Winter supper
parties all that is necessary 10
complete a menu, chief attrac-
ton Of which IS the bean pot, is
crisp fresh fruit salad and
brown bread.
Baked Beans
2 pounds navy beans
q pound ham
! cup hot water.
2 teaspoons salt
2 tablespoons brown sugar
Il cup molasses
cups sherry vine
Soak beans over night In
water. Cook over low heat
until skins begin 10 break. Goa
bine ham with beans and place
in bean pot. Add ! cup hot
water. Place salt, brown sugar
and molasses over top OF beans
and bake in a slow oven ESQ
degrees) for SIX hours.
Add small amounts Of wine
to the beans at intervals 10 keep
them almost covered with liquid
AT all times. After the first six
hours of baking. add remaining
wine and bake another hour at
slightly higher temperature
275 degrees).
OLD FAVORITES are always
best-here are additional recipes
for that type OF dish which you
might like to try.
Swiss Steak
u cup -four
Salt and pepper
pounds steak cut 2i9 inches
thick
2 tablespoons fat
Few slices onion
Il green pepper. chopped fine
] cup boiling water
cup strained tomatoes
Season the flour with salt and
pepper and pound it into the
meat with a wooden potato
maShcr or the edge OF A heavy
plate. Heat the fat and brown
the meat in IT, Add the onions.
green pepper. boiling water and
tomato. Cover closely. Simmer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
How 10 Join

Cooking schools are for MEM
bers Of The Detroit Times Home
makers Club only but every
'homemaker in the vicinity is in
uted to join. The cost Of joining
Is but 10 cents and this includes
your Homemakers scrapbook
and membership card your
ticket of admission 10 all the
clubs activities.
You may join AZ the service
counter in the lobby OF The De.
troit Times Building any Tues
day before class starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Chinese Foods
At Tuesdays
School

TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, is
cooking school day again for
members of The Detroit Times
Homemakers' Club. Class will
BE held in the auditorium on the
fifth floor Of our building and
sHtil start at $50 in the after
moon. with doors open at !
O'Clock.
Chinese dishes will be the SUBJ
ject presented by Prudence
Penny In her cookery program.
Too many people pass up the
novel and delicious flavor found
In Chinese dishes because they
consider them hard to prepare.
Heslfhfu. Too
And when properly prepared
they are not only delicious but
very healthful because they use
dots and lots of vegetables.
=. Since shrimp is the basis of
I many Chinese dishes. Prudence
I will demonstrate the proper
! Smelling of this deep sea food
sand prepare Tempura or fried
: shrimp. She will also make
: shrimp egg foo young.
Then there will be chicken
chow mein. sub gum fried rice. a
grapefruit salad. seal Hoped
sprouts with vegetables and, OF
course. chop suey.
In response to many requests
.on how barbecued spare ribs are
prepared. Prudence will show
you how to cook this old-fash-
Toned favorite. And for an added
flip. she will make a special
treat meringue fun kisses.
Guest Speaker
Speaker of the afternoon will
be Judge D. J. Healy. judge Of
4 obate of juvenile division. He
I'LL talk to you on the func-
don of a juvenile court.
So few OF us realize the va
riety OF good work that goes on
In this court. We don't stop 10
that there Is more than
discipline to be handled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
BY IRENE N. HAWKINS

Womens Editof, Ine Detr"N Ihnes
HOW DO you make Irish
Stew7
Like love, it's told in a thou
sand different ways yea.
1000 and maybe more before
our Irish Stew Contest ends.
You make il with beef every
thing from the shoulder TO the
knuckle with veal plus a
little ground beef with
lamb, mutton and even salt
pork.
We're up TO our ears in Irish
Stew recipes, all of them gar
nished with interesting lore
about their ancestry. There are
stews from County Cork. many
OF them from England where
they were brought over from
Ireland stews handed down
through generations of Irish
mothers and grandmothers and
still being served right here in
Michigan. -
It's a dish fittin' for a king,
they all aver but many and
varied are the ways Of prepar-
ing it.
We present today "a letter
from James p. Welsh. the Old
A. A. A. Traveller of the Auro-
mobile Club. which you may
want 10 put in your kitchen
files, for, says the Old Traveller
(as does everybody else)
this is the ONLY way to make
Irish Stew.
The letter comes to Prudence
Penny.
MY DEAR PRUDENCE:
May the saints bless you for
giving recognition to the grand
est dish that ever came off the
stove-Irish Stew! Not the
dressed-up Irish Stew you get
today in the swank dining room
at 81 the copy, but the stomach
filling, soul-satisfying stew that
the fine old Irish women of a
past genera n-rest their
souls!-gave US years and years
before YOU were born.
l mind my own sainted grand
mother, with her snowy hair
and bright blue, eyes and her
merry laugh. and the blarney if
anybody ever had IT. She was
a grand soul. She had heard
the banshees and she believed
more than a little in ghosts and
divil the Sunday she'd miss
early mass And how she could
cook!
What a Cook
Corned beef and cabbage
that was a poem and Goldfish
hash that was little less than
beautiful dream and-zyes,
you've guessed it.-Irish Stew.
And / mind many day when.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

Baltimore. Aug, lG.-(AP)- PAU
patterson, publisher of the Baltimore
sun papers, said in a cabled story
from London today that the BRUSH
"InlStry of Information was dlSmay-
ca 10 find that pictures OF the RooSe-
lc~l)-ChurchIll meeting at sea had
been released to American eWs-
ldpera without warning and before
men release to British newspapers.
Patterson said the photographs had
tecn intended for simultaneous re
tease IN both nations after censor
Snip by the British, and added:
lhc serious phase is the tact thal
one or moro pictures released hot
only gave a view of the ship ABOARD
Nhlch the meeting occurred bul alSo
revealed the name of the ship
Behind this lies a story OF con
iHcting policy in respect to pup
Hclty attending the meeting, foi
Sccurlty reasons. the British natural
~ were anxious that the time anC
means Of travel decided upon by tn'
PRIME minister be kept completely
secret until the journey was ilnish,
ed. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
Roosevelt Is Due Back
At Rockland Late Today
GoebbcIs Labels
Meeting 'Outrage'

Berlin. Aug, l6.-tAPb-Pro-
paganda Minister Paul Joseph
GoebbclS. adding his voice to the
outpouring of \ali scorn of the
Roosevelt : Churchill program.
described ii today As an out
rage against common sense.
seldom has history seen SuCh
a stupid, administrative docu-
ment as the two big guns OF
world pIutoCracN framed ON the
Potomac" Goebbcl~ declared II
an article released to the entire
German press.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
R0xboro Mob Fails
To etYoungNegr
Charged WithRape
Berlin, Stcttin
Bombed by Reds

<cv York, Aug. 16.-(AP)-
pcr,;n aud the German Baltic
MORT Of Stcttin we're heavily at
,,clcd nv Russian bOmbcrS over
night. The Moscow radio. heard
hcrc by Obs. reported today.
.Nany inccndiary and high cX-
r,o.i,, bombs Of heavy calibrC
we're dropped ca Berlin and Stet-
fin" the broadcast said. All our
n,,ues have returned to their
bases.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
WEAT HER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy. slightly cooler
tonight, preceded by light show
ers over extreme southeast por-
ton; generally fair and cool SUM-
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

OContlnued on Page Three,
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Continued on Page Three.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

HOLLYWOOD, July 10
IF YOU were a young starlet
Il hoping for a career in pic
lures, how would you 60 about
it?
Would you persistently get
your name in all the columns
and therefore force studios 10
recognize your popularity, or
would you take the long. hard
way of developing your talents
10 the point where they couldn't
ignore you?
Both ways have been tried,
and both work.
How many times, for instance,
have you read Sheila Ryan's
name in the local movie columns
this past month as being at this
gay spot or that one in COM
pany with some local swain? A
good many times, Ell?
And just how many times
have you seen this cute little
Ryan lass in pictures? All, L
thought so. You can't remember
her on the screen, Ell?
All right. now let's put one
and one together, and what do
we get?
We get the fact that Sheila's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Gene Reynolds
AT WiILO-Wav

GENE REYNOLDS. l7-year-
old movie actor, is now at the
Will-O-Way Theater rehearSing
for What a Life" which l.
scheduled TO open July %
Gene has appeared in Boys
Town" with Spencer Tracy and
Mickey Rooney. They Shall
Have Music" with Heifitz and
Joel Creas The Crowd
Roars" and many other films.
His latest film Adventure in
Washington is due in Detroit
soon.
The supporting cast in "Whaj
a Life" will include many locai
high school students.
The current production At
Will-O-Way is Mr. PIN PasSc,
BY starring the veteran actress
Beatrice Terry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

+ MAJOR as recorded by Ye-
hudi Menuhin, violinist, and
Menuhin. pianist, for
Victor. is a must for any coll
lection. This is one of the most
charming of the Mozart violin
and piano sonatas and is well
done by both artists. The num-
Der is contained in two 12-inch
records in album form.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Comedies,
Musicals
Click Here

and musicals seem
~ to be the order of the day
for moviegoers. This is wit
messed by the fact that the
majority of holdovers are in one
Of these two classes.
Hollywood has caught on to
this trend and is turning out
less tragedies and dramas than
il has in many years.
Even Bette Davis, who is
known for her heavy roles, has
taken to comedy in her new
film, The Bride Came c. o. d."
now showing at the Michigan.
James Cagney, co-starred with
Miss Davis, although the little
tough guy. also has taken on
lighter roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

nightly stints were meant TO Do
stepping stones to a movie
career.
So it's a question each young
ster must decide for herself. and
personally we feel II all depends
on the girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

TO the gay spots than the studio.
But things have changed now
and Pat has decided in favor Of
the hard way 10 success.
Cobina Wright Jr., who sang
in night clubs, has combined very
neatly the two for Cobina's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
OrientaIs Gather
lAt Movie Studios

EVERY EAST INDIAN extra
player in Hollywood is currently
employed in Bombay Clipper.
which features William Gargan
and Irene Hervey and which
John Rawlins is directing.
The players are employed in
Bombay and Singapore street
settings in which a large part of
the action tranSpireS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Abbott and Costello

In the hold-over department
we notice that those two buck
privates," Bud Abbott and Lou
Costello, are remaining in town
for a fourth week in their latest
service film, I'm the Navy"
Following a weeks run at the
Fox, this film was moved 10 the
Adams where it is now in its
third week.
The same is true of Damon
Runyon's comedy. Tight Shoes"
which is the companion film.
Following a record-breaking
run at the Michigan. Caught in
the Draft" starring Bob Hope.
is packing them in, this time at
the PalmS-State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
New Intermezzo

The Decca Salon Orchestra
has Just made an album called
"INTERMEZZO." featuring.
among other tunes. the title
song.
In the single record depart
ment be sure and get a copy of
Tony Pastors LETS DO IT"
backed by READY. GET SET,
JUMP" This is on a Bluebird.
platter. Tony and his orchestra
will feature some OF their Blue
bird numbers when they open al
Eastwood Gardens today.
Classical Considerations.
Bruna Castagna. Italian con-
tralto. makes her debut on a Co
lumbia record with MY HEART
AT THY SWEET VOICE" from
Saint-SaenS. Samson and Deli
Ian. " Miss Castagna's voice
IS full of feeling and blends
nicely with the orchestral back
ground supplied by a symphonic
group under the direction Of AL
lredO AntOnini.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Suite for Two Pianos

Beryl Rubinstein. director Of
the Cleveland Institute of Music.
has composed SUITE FOR
TWO PIANOS" and with the
aid OF Arthur LoesSer, has re-
corded this modern composition
for Victor.
Mozart's SONATA No. "a IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

proved that either way 10 sue
cess can work, you see.
Whether Kathryn's sudden
elopement with John Shelton
will affect materially the stu
dos plans for her remains 10 be
seen.
Nevertheless. she did prove
that quietly staying at home
and working can pay very pretty
dividends indeed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Top Bands
Put Themes
Together
BY MAURICE WALKER

4 Ii record fans who are add
"a ing popular albums 10 their
collection, had better stop of
at the music shop and listen 10
some OF the late ones.
For instance, you might try
the new four-platter older
offered by Columbia. This one
is entitled THEME SONGS
and features Benny Goodman.
Eddy Duchin. Kay Kyser, VIII
Bradley, Harry James, Orrin
Tucker, Horace Heidi and Ray
mond Scott. all playing the tunes
that identify their hands.
Victor's album OF the week is
SWING Low" with the Hafae-
ton Institute quarter singing
right well-known Negro Splr-
itualS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Faithful TO Gay Spots

Pat Dane. now an M-G-M
starlet. almost threw away her
chances in favor of the night
club fol-de-rol.
During the making Of "Zieg-
field Girl" Pat was more faithful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Name Familiar

It's all a problem of whether
it's better TO have a long, up
hill climb toward a career in
pictures or a grand, swift tour
with Franchot Tone that ends
up with a contract.
In Sheila's case il has paid 10
be seen and not heard, for the
youngster whose name so often
has been linked with Mickey
Rooneys has now been signed
for the newest Laurel and
Hardy fracaS for Twentieth.
The long, slow but sure
method was tried by M-G-M 5
newest starlet, Kathryn Gray
son.
For over a year Kathryn was
groomed quietly by her studio
in diction, voice and drama. Her
initial appearance in Andy
Hardy's Private Secretary" won
her instant acclaim.
Her long months OF hard work
had been rewarded.
So both Sheila and Kathryn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

IIIUSINdIS.
Those lovable characters of
Chick Young's cartoon, "Blon-
die" which appears daily and
Sunday in The Detroit Times.
are supplying the comedy 10 the
Fox double bill in Blonde in
Society"
So in spite OF the fact that
Hollywood is worried over
drop-off in movie attendance,
America still is going 10 the
theaters and will continue 10 do
50 as long as the picture capitol
gives them the type OF enter
tainment they want.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Moon Over Miami

The olorful Moon Over
Miami is shining over the Fox
| Theater for second week.
liproving that Detroiters take TO
musicals -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Patterns for Fans
On Screen Analysed
BY SARA HAMILTON
Special 90 THE DETROIT TIMES

name is now familiar 20 thou
sands OF fans long before she
makes her mark on the screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

pTITInII V-FehkeH nj FttUskey
iiIVhDiLLi Starting Tuesday and Wed
nesdRy Free 10 All the Ladies; Constance
Bennett Matched Cosmetics, Gift
~ nfsffprtiop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

PUNCH & JUDYcooHs..FSs sy h.f4s.r. aS
Bette Davis, George Brent and Mary Astor
in 1.-THE GREAT LIE" Walt Disney's
Bone Trouble" Also "INFORMATI0N
PIFASFv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

WYAND0TTE. MAJESTIC -" 5c:S =
Cooled. r. Wales, 100 Many bLoNDEs!
ynIIp-Forest AZ Mt EIiiett. Pf- isss -
lVUh Mat. i.ib Disney's "Bnfpssesvs.~
sis HOPKINS" with Judy Cenova. ysrry
colonha HFRTT AND Easy" ~
Robert Cummings and Ruth Hussey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
WEST END-esst West Warren Ave.

WEST0WN-.,MJOmlnE -FenksIl; no. I'LL 4
FIGHTER PILOT" See the British Fight
ers 90 Up See The NsE Planes Come
Down IN Pieces The Most Authentic War
ThrIl Ever shawn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

pCCENT-woodwArd-G Blvd. TR. z-s4S4
hLOLNl New show Today Frank Morgan
and Ann Rutherford In "MASHINGTON
MFLODRAMA /" Plus NAVAL
ACADEMy," with Freddie Bartholomew.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-04-04

activities of the Department of
Youth and Education of the Zion
list Organization of America, and
Carl Alpert, national president of
Young Judaea and editor of the
New Palestine.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-04-04

The problems now facing Amer
ican-Jewish youth were discussed
by prominent Zionist leaders at
three day Conference Seminar
sponsored by Young Judaea, in the
Hotel Riverside Plaza, New York
City. Participating in one of the
many sessions are, left to right,
Rabbi Samuel M. Blumenfield, di-
rector of the Department of Youth
and Education of the Zionist Or
ganization of America; Maurice
Samuel, noted author and lecturer,
DR.. Aharon Kessler, national di-
rector of Young Judaea, DR..
Shlomo Bardin, director of youth
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-04-04

ARE SIMON COMES OF AGE
The dug" as the kid is affec-
+ionateIy known to his stablemates
a. StiIlman's Gym, stands six feet
toll in his stockings and weighs
some 25S pounds mere gaba-
+olle Until a week ago this o.
voar-old Jewish behemOth was list
al as lust another one of the box
inc buns whom Joe Louis has
taken in stride in his monthly,
,nonotonous defense of the crown.
Then again, it was rumOred that
even if the '1ug" did make any
money he'd spend it as fast as
r rolled in. (Mind you, not on
wine, women or song-but just
food -. you know, steaks and
chops and rOasts.) More than that,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-04-04

JVuAAS HcDroW aICer the ball game
and asked the kid if he liked to
box. "Sure," replied Simon and
Immediately took fighting
stance.
You're a southpaw, aren't
you?" queried the ex-champ.
"Uh, huh," was Abe's deathIess
reply.
TOO bad" murmured Tunney.
But We'll fix that up"
And so Abe was taken under the
former champs wing. Tunney in
terested one of the Whitneys in
his new find and together the two
sunk a small fortune in the New
York lad. Tunney insisted that
Simon change from a left-handed
hitter to a right-handed slugger
and then departed for the West
Coast. On his return he found Abe
had not Obeyed instructions and
was so Disguised he threw Simon
and his option out of the gym. The
huge publicity campaign that had
been sponsored in SimOn's behalf
was Immediately curtailed. The
public that had been fed a weekly
story on the new white hope for
got the 19-year-Old untried kid
very shortly thereafter and that
was that.
Simon was desperate. For three
years he had been on Tunney's
payroll. He had been eating
steaks and chops from breakfast
through the six o'clock whistle
and had been nursed through three
or four minor bouts so that he had
come to think life could be beau
tiful. When Tunney dropped him
like a hot potato and Whitney
spurned him to back new pic
ture that would be called "Gone
With the Wind" Simon signed up
with Jimmy Johnston and John
ston went to town. He made the
kid forget all he had learned in
the Tunney camp and insisted that
Abe remain a southpaw, even if
such step was unprecedented in
heavyweight annals. Simon was
, made to fight for his food and to
train religiously in order to earn
his flop. The only publicity that he
was given was the write-ups
around the country after his bouts.
And this was the way things went
on for three years until Simon
really proved he had something on
the ball. His astute manager man
: euvered a fight with the champion
and then the laughs began. Abe
Simon? Who's the bum? VIII y
Louis'll kill the lug in the middle
of the first round. So it went.
You know the rest. Abe was
fIOOred in the first, only to bounce
up like a rubber ball. He was down
for a count of nine in the third
and still had the CUTS to come
back. This kid proved he wasn't
afraid of Louis and proved he could
reach Louis, as the champs swOl-
len jaw and eye attested after the
bout. Abe Simon hurled the laughs
back into the faces of the nations
spOrtScribeS and he made the 49,
900 fans at Detroit howl with
gIee at the spine-tingIing scrap
they witnessed that Friday even
ing. Even Uncle Mike Jacobs was
agreeabIy surprised and had the
papers ready for a return bout be-
fore the fight was over.
The payroll came from Sam
Taub, MICS expert boxing broad
caster. "Simon's the best material
to come up against Louis since
Joe won the crown. A little more
finesse and he may m k e the
grade. It's my guess he'll be the
future heavyweight champion"
Abe is very nOn-cOmmittaI. He's
ready for his return bout with Joe
Louis and refused to say anything
more. To say anything would take
time from eating and Abe's not
willing to do that.