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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Buffet Hint

FOR YOUR next buffet sup
per party possibly after that
big football game serve baked
beans in individual pots.
Joan Fontaine likes to buy
them this way because If simpH-
fies service, makes your buffet
look bright and gay.
of the record, we admit that
the pots are little more expen-
Sive than beans baked at home
in the old brown crock. But
here's a tip TO salve your con-
science. After the party is but
a memory, fill the bean pots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

mushrooms cut in small pieces
and season 10 taste.
Place in casserole and bake in
moderate oven $3.50 degrees)
for about one hour. Add noodles
to top of casserole few
minutes before the baking time
IS ended.
MarshmaIIow Sponge
package orange favored
gelatin
2 cups hot water
l cup cooked apricots
l cup apricot juice
is marshmallows. cut in pieces
pint whipping cream.
Dissolve gelatin in hot water,
cool until it begins 10 thicken.
Then whip WITH egg bedtcf- tfff--
til thick and fluffy. Add april
cots which have been cut in
small pieces, apricot juice and
marshmallowS. Whip two or
three minutes longer. Fold in
whipped cream and pour into
mold or individual Sherbert
glasses Chill IN refrigerator
and serve with whipped cream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
South American Reel pes
For a Rhumba Supper
By IRENE VI. HAWKINS
Women's Editor. The Detroit Times

chicken broth has ihickene5
Season with salt and pepper
Serves ~lN
Ensalsds
Cut up . tomatoes. I green
and I red pepper, cucumber
Add The center of a head of let
tucc. Serve IN salad bowl
maruated with 1 cup salad oil.
Is cup vinegar. salt pepper and
dash of red pepper
Serves SlN.
In Latin American countries
leaf lettuce is used.
BiIcocho con sslse de fruiss
Lar Tho EZcocho.
L cup shortening
IL cups graduated sugar
egg yolks and whites beaten
separately
cup orange juice
cups Sltted flour
Teaspoon ground cloves
- teaspoon cinnamon
3 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon grated orange peel.
Cream The shortening and add
the sugar gradually. Add the
egg yolk and the orange juice.
Sift -four. cloves. cinnamon and
baking powder and add 10 sugar
mixture. Add orange peel. Bake
IN small paper baking cups or
muffin pans.
For the Salsa de FrutaSs
2 cups fruit juice; juice OF Z
lemon
l cup sugar
tablespoons cornStarch
/ cup finely chopped fruit.
Heat fruit juice. Mix corn
starch and sugar. stir into the
hot fruit Juice. Stir until thick.
Add a small piece of butter.
Add cut fruit. Serve over the
cup cakes.
Fruit may be peaches, april
cots, pineapple and cherries.
Makes y 10 Is servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Rhumba Supper
Arro1 con Polio

For the Polls cook a 4 10. or
5 10. stewing hen until tender.
season with salt and pepper.
Take chicken meat off bones.
Cut in small pieces
For the ArToz.
! cup rice
] cup salt pork or diced bacon
/ large onion
! green pepper
] red pepper
> cups hot water
liz teaspoons salt
Cook salt pork or bacon in "a
large frying pan until crisp. Re-
move from the fat. Brown the
sliced onion and peppers cut IN
cubes in the fat. Wash the rice
and drain IL thoroughly. Remove
onion and peppers from frying
pan and brown the rice IN the
fat. stirring until II IS golden
brown.
Then add the salt. Cover and
cook until the rice has absorbed
all the liquid and is tender, add
ing a little more water if neCeS-
sary. Add the onions and
peppers.
Mix the chicken, rice, onion
and pepper and small amount Of
thick chicken gravy. Serve hot.
Add more gravy when serving
Chicken Gravy Melt ]
tablespoon butter and 2 table
spoons -four Add 2 cups of
chicken stock. Stir until the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Hearty Meat, Vegetable
And Salad Balance Menu

SERVE A good hearty meat
dish, A green vegetable and a
crisp salad for your next menu.
Add a light but nourishing
sweet and you have an ideal
meal both from the standpoint
OF preparation and the enjoy
ment.
Todsy's Menu
Hamburg Supreme
Buttered Cabbage
Mired Vegetable Salad
GoideHgloO MarshmGllow Sponge
Hamburg Supreme
2 tablespoons shortening
! pound ground meat
Large onion. chopped
2 cups tomato soup
cup mushrooms
Salt and pepper 10 taste
2 cups chow mein noodles.
Melt shortening in skillet add
meat and chopped onion; fry to-
gether until partially cooked
and Drowned Add tomato soup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
CreamCheese
With Apricots
For Dessert

APRICOTS SEEM just made
for company desserts. In the
following recipe, they combine
with cream cheese and almond
extract TO make an attractive
and palatable finish for an extra
special meal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Apricot Glaze

] Bounce package cream cheese
? cup apple or ounce Jelly
, teaspoons lemon juice
= teaspoon salt
] cup heavy cream, whipped
. teaspoon almond extract
: tablespoons cold water
/ teaspoon gelatin
II canned apricot halves.
Combine cheese, Jelly and
lemon juice and mix until
smooth Add salt. then. fold in
whipped cream. almond extract
and gelatin which has been sof-
tened in cold water, then dis
solved over boiling water. Turn
into refrigerator tray and freeze.
To serve, fill apricot halves
with frozen cream, press two
halves together then place in
sherbet glasses and pour table
spoon OF syrup from apricots
over all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

with homemade apple butter or
mincemeat give them away as
Christmas presents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

LOTS OF things 60 on az the
y. ". c. A. For instance Miss
Leola Barnes food service di-
rector. plans 20 serve special
Pan-AmcrIcan menus for amy
group that wants that type az
meal First of these Pan
American meals va, a rhumha
supper. served at their Fall
Open House, September -.
We give you the menu and
recipes. for q rhumba supper
Of YOUR own one of these days.
and they are authentic because
Miss Barnes has lived and done
food service work In Brazil
Rhumha Supper
JH0o de Pma
pineapple IMcel
Arr0S con Polio
chicken and rcci
EHS0j0d1
Certtable salad
P0HCci'os
trouSi
N0utCqulir
trutferl
p -rocfo con- salsa az frutde
j71d1ing win frH sauce.
Gaze
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
CBy Associated PresD

Hyde Park, n. Y, Sept. sap
she Presidents mother Is dead:
and nation Joined its Chief Exc
cutive In mourning today.
Mrs Sara Dclano Roosevelt who
thrice saw her only son inaugural
ed as President OF the United
States. died yesterday at the
rambling old house which has been
the Roosey e!t family home for three
quarters Of century She would
have been So years old on Sept 81
Her death. attributed largely %
her advanced years, resulted in the
postponement from tonight until
Thursday night lat 4 p. m. EST Of
presidential radio address which
the White House said would be
OF major importance.
The speech. it is expected, will
embrace a discussion OF the entire
international situation and, in par
tieHlaF. the naval action last Thurs
day between an American destroy
er and a German submarine of
Iceland
From the Franklin y Roosevelt
library some 200 yards from the
family home, the stars and stripes
flew a. half staff today.
From lo~iy citizens and from
many highly placed in the life Of
the nation, came messages Of sym
patty for the President. Tele-
graph Offices were flooded. and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Soviet Moving
German People

Moscow, Sept. S-AP-The Sow
let government. declaring the low
er Volga had become "a haven for
Nazi spies and saboteurs. directed
today that some 100000 persons of
German extraction be uprooted
from their homes in that area ard
resettled in various parts OF 81
IBERIA
Those affected by the mass mi
grafton descendants OF
German families whom Catherine
the Great invited 10 settle along
the Volga in 1862 as a barrier TO
Tartar invasion will be given land
and state aid to start life anew,
the government said.
The migration was decreed. Il
was explained, as the result Of an
investigation by military authori
ties which disclosed tens of thou
sands OF diyersionists and spies
among the German population OF
the Nolga."
The government accused the pop
ttiatien Of lowering up enemies Of
the Soviet people by failing 10 dis.
close the presence of these sab
oteurs who, it declared were 'pre.
pared 10 cause explosions in these
regions at a signal from Germany"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Dies Attacks Henderson

front organizations or trans
mission belts OF the Communist
party. levelei his accusations
against these employees OF the
Office OF Price Administrator
and Civilian supply.
Robert 4. Brady described
by Dies As "head consultani
but said by Henderson 10 be ar
employee Of the OPACS con
sumers division and responsible
10 the head o. that DIVISION
His annual salary is $500.
His wife. Mildred Edie Brady.
principal specialist In consumer
e0gca.ion. $500 a year.
Tom Tippett. assistant chief
Of the rent section, $500.
Dewey II. Palmer. consultant
az $50 a day.
Dies added that +. J Lever.
principal field representative OF
the OPACS labor division. with
$500 year salary, also
was affiliated with outstand-
ing Communists
Last month Henderson re
marked at a House Banking
Committee hearing that Dies
was net responsible member
Of Congress adding that he
would not fire anyone because
Martin Dies or anyone else
highly or lowly placed casts re-
Elections on him."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Winter Sends
First Sample

Helena. Mont, Sept. sap -
Winter sent a spearhead OF snow
and frost into the mountain coun-
try today. adding generous
amount OF rain, dust and wind for
good measure.
The Bitter Root Mountains IN
western Montana and ranges
along the continental divide were
tipped with SNOW. Rain washed
ttiht, HE eastern Slopes of the Rockies
as much as Pas inches within IS
hours at Miles City.
High water in Kansas and Ne
braska blocked highways and de-
layed auto and rail traffic. Paro-
doxically. Kansas southwest area
had its worst dust storm Of the
year.
A tornado ripped a mile.w.de
path through Jasper County in Cen
trail Iowa. injuring a farmwife and
splintaring buildings on a dozen
farms.
Nearireezing temperatures and
snow we're predicted for mountain
areas in Colorado. Wyoming and
Montana today yesterdays lowest
reported reading was IS degrees AZ
Lander, Wyo-, at D. m,
Snow and rain filled eastern Mon
tans irrigation bitches Some
which had been dry for two years
were running bank full.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Wins in
U.BOat Battle

CRv international News Service)
London. Sept SINS - One oil
the strangest battles Of the war r.
an encounter between an r, A. f..
Hudson bomber and German sub
marine in which the aircraft was
victorious-wa announced Off
cially in London today.
The weird fight, during which
the U.boat vas severely damaged
and forced 10 surrender. was car
ried out White futf gate whipped
the surface OF the sea.
The British announcement said
a Hudson bomber on patrol re-
Gently sighted the U-boat forcing
it to come to the surface, severely
damaged
Unable to resist further attacks,
the submarine surrendered.
With a full gale blowing and no
other ships in the vicinity. the Hud-
son lowered over the scene until
it was relieved by a Catalina fly
ing boat. which continued the pa
troll until warships arrived.
The latter waited until the
weather moderated, whereupon a
prize crew boarded the submarine
and towed il to a British harbor.
Authorities in London said Il
was highly doubtful that the
captured submarine was the one
which FLASHED with the United
states destroyer Greer last Thurs
day
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Forced Saving
Seen as Curb
For Initiation
I reasurer Likely
to Bless Plan
Artemus L. Gates

Washington. Sept. S--INS-Fed
eral economists today are studying
a plan under which the government
would force wage-earners OF the
nation to save a portion OF their
weekly salaries
The plan has the two-fold objec-
tive of curbing current inflationary
trends and to furnish workers with
a lump sum whenever they lose
their Jobs.
Details OF the plan are heing
drafted by Treasury. Federal Re-
serve, social security and Labor
Department experts. and Congress
may be asked TO enact necessary
legislation to put the program into
operation.
The proposal may receive the
formal blessing of Secretary OF the
Treasury Morgenthau tomorrow
when he outlines his views on what
the government must do to meet
the threat of initiation. Morgen-
THAI will discuss initiation in an
address to the Advertising Club Of
Boston.
The enforced-sayings plan would
be part of the social security pro-
gram and would supplement the
present system OF unemployment
insurance.
Under the proposal. workers each
week would be required to give the
government a prescribed percent
age OF their earnings. The govern
ment would return this money m
a lump sum as soon as the worker
becomes unemployed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Brews in Senate
on St. Laurence Plans,
Said to be Pork Barrel
Now Ponds Before
Committee in
House
Florida Proposal
Also Included
IN Bill


washington. Sept. S-AP-A Sen
ate fight against big new rive1
and harbors bill was in the mskin(
today even before the measure
cleared a House committee. an
Senator Clark pMo) called tht
legislation the most colossal pork
barrel proposition in history"
The bill. which now contains au-
thorizations for l75 projects totaling
S675,00o.o00. is pending before the
House Rivers and Harbors Commit.
tee The committee will consider an
additional so projects when hear.
ings resume Sept. %.
The Senate had only routine bust
ness on its calendar today and the
House convened for another romi-
nal session 10 satisfy parliamentary
requirements On the committee
front. the senate committee invest
igsting the eastern petroleum situa-
ton had the stage to itself. but to-
morrow another Senate group will
open an inquiry into accusations
that the motion pictures and the
radio have been used for propaga
da isyoring entry Of the United
States into the war.
Discussing the rivers and hsrbors
I'LL IN advance, Clark told reporters
that he considered II not only pork
but foul and putfid pork and he con-
demned the presentation OF many OF
is provisions while We are con-
fronted with a national emergency"
Saying that the bill consisted
largely OF items either previously
rejected by Congress or vetoed by
the President, Clark mentioned the
s. Lawrence Waterway, estimated
70 involve $500 .0O0. 900 American
contribution, the Florida Ship Canal.
involving sls5 10000 expenditure
and the TombigDee project In Mis-
siEslppi and Alabama. which would
cost en- estimated 500 100000.
by tying in these fantastic IDEAS
With many rsrltefious sp-otectt :
the Missourisn cohtfnued, they
hope 10 rally enough votes 10 pass
tais pork barrel graft. But despite
the merits Of many projects, I shall
vote against any such raid on the
TrssEury."
President Roosevelt recommend
cd the 81 Lawrence Seaway and
Power project in special message
isat June. and Senator Pepper 10
Pa has announced he would make
a tight for tue Florida Ship Canal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Might of L. S.
to be Arrayed

With the Third Army Somewhere
in Louisiana. Sept. SINS The
greatest array of military might in
the history OF the United States.
was virtually assured today for the
Louisiana maneuvers Of the Second
and Third Armies.
Shortly after the Army announced
that IFS two most powerful mechan.
lied divisions-the First armored
and the Second armored divisions
would be- involved in the giant
Second Army vs. Third Army ma
neuvers the Air Force and the Navy
jointly announced completion OF
their plans.
Climaxing a War Department an
nouncement in Washington earlier
this week. the Navy revealed today
that it would send crack Navy dive
bombers and fighter squadrons to
Join the Army in the Sept 1880
phase Of the gigantic maneuvers.
The Navy. under the plans as an
nounced today. will fern a part Of
the Army's third air task force
which. under command Of. Maj.
Gen. Herbert A. Dargue, will oper.
ate In conjunction with the Third
Army ground forces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
ROtarians See
Boys in Camp

Travel pictures in color. reviewing
recent trip. we're shown ~ the
ft1tsr1 3 5-iitfi5 meeting -ttJaay by Au'
gust Keller
Pictures taken u YpsilanI boys
In Camp Lgin~!on were d particu.
lar Interest and the general expert
ness ~ the photography brought
much favorable comment
The pictures Included Views OF
Warrington from the air and build
Ings ~ interest Ia Louisiana and
Florida
IN reply ~ questions 81 70 ire atti-
'ude ~ men in camp regarding the
extension NJ service time. Sergeant
Garnet J. BurllnYame. whose time
recently expired stated that some
81 the men had made plans for one
yeareand were being somewhat in
convenienced By the extension. Mr.
Keller stated mat he found the
morale % tho hig4est order. I0s
general opinion Eeened 20 be thst
most. solder are anxious 20 10
whatever will bring tie greatest
good IN the shortest time.
Cigar. Vere passed 'or Nelson
Van Weren who was recently mar
rieA
Guest we're Rep Earl e. Mich
ener.. ADRIAN r. z Miller. 4. c.
Steven. Q. s. Miller. 4 J Cox.
Milan " ]. coykendail Belleyills:
Herbert Wagner Ann Arbor, PAU
-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Iran Receives
New Demands

(By International News Service)
London. Sept. SINS 4 new
British demand to the lranian gov
eminent to intern or expel Ger
man citizens from Iran was reveal
ed by British authorities today.
The latest demand. insisting upon
interment or expulsion OF the Ger
mans whether they have diploma
tic status or are in Iran on any
other grounds. was lodged at
Tehersn on Friday.
The new demand followed occu-
patton OF Iran by British and Rus
sian troops following refusal of
the Iran government to heed pre-
vious glo-Russian warnings re-
garding infltration of Germans
into the strategic. oikproducing
Middle Eastern country.
It was stated that unless Iran
interns or expels the Germans
new government will be installed
at Teheran.
London authorities did not elab-
crate. however. on whether this
would be done by British force or
Iranian pressure on the present
regime.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08

special wires were set up 70 handle
Essp Wsssk
From late Saturday night on.
President Roosevelt and the FIRST
Lady Ind kept sorrowful watch
By the bedside % bis mother. They
were with her when the end came
shortly after n6oa yesterday.
50 was the family physician Or
Scott T. Smith. who said the moth
er Of the chief Executive had had
an acute circuiatory collapse due
principally 10 her advanced age -
She had been In coma FOR u
hours
The funeral. limited 20 relatives
and 10 old ne.ghbors and friends
will be held at the family ff'i'
dence tomorrow.
Mrs. Roosevelt viii be bufri IN
tho family plot IN tho churohyafd
~ picturesque 81 James Ep.s'o-
pHf Church et-Ff-ii-s-fi = itAfr4-2 = f.a4-
u Rooseyelts have Uo-.h,pped A.
the little church and behind ~
under q canopy ~ aged. oaka and
elms ia budied Tho Pregiden'1
father
The chief Executive va only
4. when his father Jamca Rpoee-
welt. died IN 1900 and he aud his
mother have been exceptionally
close. Her home has been h.s
home all his life
Inauqursted Three Times
Proudly she had seen her son ~
augurated as the only thren-f9rm
President Of The United states.
Yet she had never quito approved
OF politics as career FOR him
To her. he was more my boy
Franklin" than The President
She had taken in stride such
historic events - the visit "a Iunn.
1879. Of King George and Queen
Elizabeth of England AID sic eas
not hesitant % interrupt her son
even when he vas comforting Win
distinguished personage iH his
clut'ered study II she wanted TO
know what he desired for lunch
But then. Sara Delsno had SON
ROYAL blood.as a descendant o. u p
Prince of Scyrri of France and -
the Delsnos who originally spell .
the name Do La1nOy
The first ~ tho family 70 coin %
70 America. IN 1921, vas PhlDp
Delano
Father Trader
W. Roo-eyelts father, Va
Delano. who engaged In banking
and commerce. came from q long
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
F arners to Have
Larger Program
by Associated Pre.u

Washington. Sept. 3 AP-sec.
rotary Of Agriculture Wickard an
nonnced today a 1912 farm program
calling for 'tha largest production
in the history Of American agri
culture to meet the expanding
food needs o. his country and ma
tons resisting the Axis.
Production goals set % undo
the program cal for the largest
output in history Of such ,itamin
and minera 1ch product vs. pork
eggs. eyaporsted milk, dry skin
milk. chez poultry. eSf'ables
and such e4f3le-oil prod ing crops
as peanuts and soybea
Althougt proyiding for bigger
crops in many prod rs. the 1872
program continues production
and marketing cont g for commo.
ditles Of which the are large 70
serves. namely coon, wheat and
tobacco
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Treasury Deficit May Reach
Ten Billion Despite Taxes

while increased death duties
and git taxes are effective the
Gay the bin is signed By President
Roosevelt.
The measure is expected 70 yield
about t2-50000011 for the pres
ent fiscal year, since some reye-
mes wIli not be collected until
tho following fiscal year. The
bin. he estimated, will bring is
eai year revenues 70 about siS.
61l 11G. 600 as against expenditures
Of s22000.00Q00j 10 s23,900,o0O'-
600.
Concedinz that the measure falls
short Of putting the country on
two thirds pay.as-you-Zo basis and
that heavy borrowing is necessary.
George expressed hope that the
rank and Gle o. Americans will
guy defense bonds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Plucky Boy Sees Happiness
of School Days Fade Again

NY ANNN1laItA Fecef
Boston Sent SAP Plucky
Carl Mason. who after spending
nearly all his II years in bed
looked forward to going TO school
for the first time today. won't be
there. He is in a hospital again,
his name on the danger list,
An ambulance sped him from
his home at nearby Pembroke.
Mass. to Massachusetts General
Hospital late last night His faith
er. Leon Mason. accompanied him.
The boy was placed under obser-
vation with a view to his possibly
undergoing surgery. a hospital at
tache said.
Apparently recovered from tn
berculosis OF the spine Carl learn.
ed to walk less than a year ago
and had been away from the hos
pital only six weeks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Five Put in Hospital as
Result of One Accident

ticket charging that he made a U
turn at an intersection. Max j.
Bortles. Milan. was charged with
failing to observe stop street
sign and with having defective car
brakes
Drives From Curb
Kathryn Bowden. Bay City, drove
from the curb on n. Washington
ST. Saturday afternoon and collid'
ed with a car operated by Ernest
Sayfried, Ann Arbor. The Say
fried car was travelling south
Attempts Turn
c. l.. DAWSON, ll3 n. Summit ST,
attempting a right turn from Michi-
gan Ave. to Ballard st. Saturday
collided with car operated by
Ethel il Masselink.- Richmond.