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The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
CHAMBER ORGANIZED

SHREVEPORT La.--(ANP) -
With the purpose of promoting
noIe harmonious race relation
ships, and at the same time to help
make better citizens of the Negro
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

to the extent of making them job
makers as we'll as job seekers, out
standing Shreveport citizena have
organized a Negro chamber Of
commerce. The charter for the or
ganization was granted.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

THE IVY LEAF CLUB PLEDGE
Club of Alpha Kappa Alpha soror-
ity was hostess at picnic on Sun
day April 20 at South Mountain
Park. ALI members of Alpha Kap-
pa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta and
the pyramid Club Delta Pledge
Club were invited guests. Soft
ball and other games ere enjoyed
by those who attended. A delicious
picnic dinner was served at one Of
the Parks ramadas. Picture TAX
ing was also a diversion of the
day All seemed to have a good
time, and expressed their gratitude
to the Ivies.
MIR. EDGAR ROBINSON Of
Santa Monica was house guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fish, l210 E.
Washington ST., through the Eas-
ter Week. Several interesting af-
fairs were given in his honor. Mr..
Robertson was citizen of Phoenix
and moved to Santimonic % years
ago. So he was very much impress
ed with the growth and improve
ment of the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fish were host and hostess
on a motor party to the Roosevelt
Dam. Mr.. Robinson was special
guest.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
CAPITOL COMMENT

a regular attraction only the col
Ored folk don't know about it vet!
Back in Y harness again, to
help my old friend, James G.
Arnold, now functioning at the
local Y. They are having a
membership drive there and J.
G. wants me to dO some of the
inside work for him. Well, any
thing to help an old friend out
but it makes me break a
promise I made myself when
came into the town.
This Paul Robson thing is q
honey-folks resigning and carry
ing on and publicity bursting all
over town. Som folks are for it and
some against it. I'm neither-it's
just good news for us. But the
concensus of opinion is that they
did wrong thing in taking the
concert to the Uline arena. But
that's no business of mine either.
If they want to go to a spot which
conveniently invokes a jim-crow law
when they want to, it's o. K. by
us.
Sc long. until the next time. It's
hot as hector here and getting hot
ter. Summer got mixed up with
spring and moved right in on us.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

Tenn-(SNS)
Phi Sorority will present Soror Lucy Hart Smith as
Regional Conference
25h 500 p. Second congregational
The chapters will hosts the Con-
held Friday and Saturday of this week
of Booker T. Washington School, Lex
Kentucky Negro Educational Assoca
of the Interraca committee of the Lexington fWCA
the Association for the
Study of Negro Life and History.
The speaker graduate of Institute, and is
candidate the 1941 of
Cincinnati University.
"Womanhoods Challenge" is the theme selected by the edu
Gator that for the Rgional Conference
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

According to a friend of ours in
Social Security. there are some five
million Negroes covered by this
act in all forms of employment eX-
cept the main fields of domeStics
and agricultural workers.
Incidentally, the recent sur
vey made in Baltimore of do
mestic workers with an idea of
bringing them in under the
coverage of the Social Security
ao' is being worked out now for
an official report but officials
are going ahead with plans for
additional surveys, which Is
encouraging to say the least.
They are unearthing something
here in front of our office and all
the noise Of Hades has been hit
tinq our ears from all sides for
the past two days They talk about
digging up streets in New York
Washington has that beat to death
They never quit digging little holes
in the streets here and that
doesn't add to the pleasure of driv-
ing one whit.
A few rumorS are perSiSting
around town which should make
nice juicy morsels of news or gos-
sip sometime in the very near fu-
ture. km busy chasing them.
Sometime ago, I sent out sports
story on a wrestler answering to
the name of Zimba Parker. a col
ore6 chap who had done pretty
we'll around Harlem way. Well, he
is the first colored wrestler to show
in this burg, and is doing we'll for
himself-only they persist in calling
Zimba a Hindu. If he's a Hindu,
then Father Divine is a China
man. Ran into zimba last night
and he said he had taken my ad-
vice and gone in for the sport
AGAIN. making his own contacts
here and getting several buots. He's
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

MRS. JULIA M. THOMAS, of
848 E. 48 ST., Los Angeles, Calf E. !,
spent Easter in the city with her
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

At a press conference Friday at
the Social Security board, it was
DR.. Ira DeA Reid who was. re-
sponsible for the gathering of col
cred newsmen. They went right
into the problems of the board
and asked questions right ana left
giving Max Stern, the information
chief. great idea of what Negroes
want to know about the functions
of the act which is supposed to
cover and protect against future
needs.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

In peeling the paint off How
ard theater, the old house looks
like sOmething else now. LIGHT
man takes care of his chain in
the best manner and makes it
pIeasurable to visit the theaters,
even if you don't get all of the
good pictures. Generally they
are prs'ty good. Only he has to
cater to his clients-who seem
to like Westerns more than
anything else.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

MRS. PEARL TURNER of 211
w. Hadley is now at home to her
many friends at SIT S. 3rd, Ave.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
PERSONALS

DR.. c. l.. JACKSON, Bill
Jackson of San Diego, Calf, and
Julius Jackson, of Phoenix, motored
to Houston, Texas to the bedside
of their moter who is reported very
ill.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
IN GRAVE DANGER


the "democracies" are in grave
danger of muffing this one. The
Nazi Fascists, creatures of the
revolutionary twenty years, are try
ing to pervert this revolution; they
would turn the clock backward,
bring men to a lower and not a
higher destiny, brutalize and not
humanize men, defile and not duly
celebrate the human spirit. Vic
tory for the Nazi-Fascists would
be like leading mankind out into
great and barren wilderness. Yet
what do the "democracies" pro-
pose to do to win, to save mankind
from the fate of the Nazi Fascists
have so clearly indicated?
Do the "democracies" for ex-
ample. think they can meet the
revolutionary challenge of the
Nazi-Fascists with non revolution
ary attitudes, with things-as-usual
fixations? Do they think to chan
mel the aspirations of the people
of the world today back into the
old moulds, the old streams OF con-
seriousness?
Don't they know the hour CT
fundamental change is struck:
Don't they know that they cant
meet revolutionary situation with
old methods. old prejudices. old
outlooks?
If the United States and Eng
land, with their allies. really wan
to win this great struggle foI
power and way of life, they mus
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

MISS ROSELEE MCNEIL and
Robert Robertson, exchanged mar
riage vows Sunday afternoon at
the home of the brides mother and
Stepfather, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Gill
bert, 1888 E. Aams st. They are at
home to their many friends at 1246
E. Monroe, st.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

AS THE WORLD CRISIS deep
ems, and the old order changes
more and more preciptateiy
thought turns naturally to the
coming order of things. What pre-
ciseIy will be this coming order can
only be guessed at, so dim arg
outlines of the aspirations q g
"democracies" to which wc
told tomorrow surely belongs an''
so unthinkable, to the average
mind, s.- any rate, is a Hitler wokld
of sustained hate and terror and
master-race lordship.
This much is clear, though, we
are witnessing today no more i'm
perialist war; the struggle is more
than one for markets and raw ma
terials and colonies; it is struggle
between fundamental ways of liv-
ing, of looking at life, of shaping
and directing the energies and as
pirations of the people OF the
earth. it is world revolution, no
less.
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the advancement Of human welfare
by aiding Uncle Sans War De-
partment in the detailed work OF
the National Defense Program.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
BY AL WHITE

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(ANP)-
1 don't believe it-but here it is, for
what it is worth, They say that
one of our leading ladies was in
vited to lunch at the White House,
in an informal manner. Arriving
and sitting at the table, the lady
removed her shoe, which was
pinching a tootsie, when Falla. the
White House dog, shifted it and
picked it up, running all over the
the house with the shoe. And was
the party, all of them, embarrasS-
ed!
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

Ran into Leroy Sterling, an old
friend, down in Atlantic City Sun
day. Mr.. Sterling is an education
al adviser for a CCC camp near
Bor0entown and seems to like his
new home in Atlantic City Asked
about all of his old friends he knew
in New York City, asking to be
remembered to them.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

In the Winchell manner, it is
reported hat the stOrk is how
ering over the home of Ralph
Mizzell's-she being the famous
Judge Jane BOlin of New
YOrk's court of domestic rela-
tiOns, he being a solicitor i'm the
office of the postmaster gen.
eral.
Is it true that the mayor of At
lantic City frowns on Joe Louis
presence in the city by the sea be.
cause he attracts too many of his
own people to the resort?
Attending the opening baseball
game in Washington by way of radio
They say that practically all of the
members Of congress are present at
the event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

Pattern 1868 What a feeling
of poise and confidence this be-
coming afternoon frock will give.
There's wonderful bodice flattery
in gathered panels shirred in
place above the waist Designed
for women's sizes "a, 80, 3S, 40,
AZ. a., as and As. Size 80 requires
3ss yards 39-inch fabric.
Pattern S267-Look fresh and
crisp-as-lettuce about the house
in this cotton dress. The princess
lines are young and slim; those
wing-like shoulder pieces give a
pinaforc-effect. Desi gne d for
junior miss sizes IL. II. -. IA.
Is, 16. II and Is. Size 13 re-
quires Az yards 35-inch fabric.
Pattern 32iS-The perfect now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
BABY HINT AGAIN

GENERAL letters have come to
y us concerning the hint:
For the tiny bottle baby who
still needs feeding in the middle
of the night. / heat the milk be-
fore retiring and then cork 1t up
in a vacuum bottle. Thus the
only time used is in pouring the
milk into the baby's bottle and
is very satisfactory.-Mrs. Her
bert Back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
BISCUIT PUDDING
Dear Almanack:

Dear Almanack:
May a great-grandmother pre-
sumo to send you pioneer recipe
used by her grandmother, years
ago in Ohio?
1t is still a good way of dis
posing of leftover cold biscuit
(sour milk or baking powder
and l never heard Of it anywhere
else.
About cups of hot water, a
pinch of salt, thicken with
tablespoon of flour dissolved in
a little cold water, add sugar to
taste and large lump of butter.
add a sprinkle Of nutmeg and
cinnamon. Should be clear and
of consistency of rather thin
gravy; split biscuit in about 8
pieces, place in the sauce over
low heat few minutes until they
begin to soften. Serve hot.
hope this original recipe may
merit your approval.
Mrs. Eva p. Ice,
Macedonia, Ohio.
Mrs. Ice we have published quite
a few pioneer recipes in the past and
our Almanack friends have always
found them very interesting. We are
grateful TO be able TO add your Bis
cult Pudding to our prize winning
collection Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Mrs. Ovilia Kyllo,
Wabasha, MINI.

MRS. Kyllo. your excellent version
of an old fashioned dish merits a
prize.-Mary Lee SWAMP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Mrs. Ethel
Gridley, Cal.

TOR all letters printed In this col
L umn The American Weekly will
awarded IS, the same as on the
Almanack page. Be sure to write
your name and address plainly and
use one side of the paper only:
The shorter the letters the better.
None should be more than 200 words.
Address them to The American
Weekly Housewives Food Almanack,
=. o. Box 1871, Grand Central Annex,
New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Old-Fashioned Molasses Pie.

AK and sift cup sugar
w cup flour and l teaspoon
salt Add IL cups molasses. 3
slightly-beaten egg yolks. B
tablespoons melted butter or
shortening and y cup chopped
nuts. Pour into pie pan lined
with pastry. Bake 10 minutes
in a very hot oven. Reduce heat
and bake about 40 minutes at
$50 degrees When pie is done,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
AImanack Echoes
CHICKEN TAMALE PIE.
Dear Almanack:

Ohi0hEN lAutf1E IL.
Dear Almanack:
Several months ago you pub
lished a recipe Of Donna Maria's
chicken tamales that was sent
in by Nina Kopp of La Grande.
Ore. / tried the recipe and liked
1t very much. but to me It wasn't
tamale pie. I'm sending you a
recipe. I haven't any idea where
1t originated but to me it's a
real chicken tamale pie and I'm
sure your Almanack friends will
be delighted when they try this
recipe.
With this recipe usually serve
a green vegetable salad with
French dressing, stuffed celery,
olives. pickles. salty crisp crack
ers or buttered French bread
toasted and a light dessert, cof-
4 fee and ice water to drink. like
to serve this at an informal din
ner party because everything can
be done ahead of time and that
eliminates all that last minute
rushing around.
/ chicken (large)
n pound tamale peppers
6 hard boiled eggs
2 small cans ripe olives
1 small package yellow corn
meal
Tamale spices and salt
Put lots of water on chicken,
add salt and cook until very
tender. let the chicken cool in
the broth, imagine that 1t i'm
proves the flavor of the chicken,
drain and remove meat from the
bones. Divide broth in equal
parts. add water, II necessary, to
make two quarts in each kettle.
Cook the cornmeal In one and
make tamale sauce with the
other.
II the chicken isn't fat, add l
large tablespoon of butter and
u cup of salad oil to the broth
that the cornmeal is TO be cooked
in. have it boiling hot and gradu-
ally add l level tablespoon bak-
ing soda then the cornmeal, very
slowly stirring constantly. Cook
until it leaves the edges of the
pan or until It is thick enough
to stay in place when lining a
pan. add salt to taste.
Boil tamale peppers Oong dark
red dried peppers) in lots Of
water. just before done add l
level tablespoon of soda (gradu-
ally) drain and rub through a
colander. Add this pepper pulp
10 the remaining two quarts Of
broth and thicken (mix flour and
water together) salt to taste. Mix
tamale spices in a cup with a
little water. use IA table
spoons of tamale spice and IA
tablespoons Spanish pepper
mixed together with the water
add to sauce half at a time and
taste. you might not use 1t all,
that depends on how hot you like
your tamale pie. II you are I'M
able to get tamale spice use 3
tablespoons of the Spanish pep
Hn hA Ao
same.
Line pan bottom and sides with
cornmeal, put in a layer of
chicken then a layer Of chunks
or slices of hard boiled egg, a
few olives and cover with tamale
sauce, repeat until pan is almost
full. cover with cornmeal and
steam for two hours or longer.
When serving this to a large
crowd l put the tamale pie in a
large aluminium kettle. cover
with lid and set in a large dish
pan partly full of hot water,
cover with another large dish
pan and steam. / always cook
the chicken. boil the eggs, and fix
the tamale pepper pulp the day
before l serve the tamale pie.
II you are unable to get the
tamale peppers you can make the
sauce another way. Heat G
tablespoons salad oil in skillet
add cloves of garlic and brown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

a knife inserted In center will
come out clean. Cover with
meringue made with egg whites
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

through-Summer style for an &C.
tive little busybody. See the two
gay versions in gay print;
the other with contrasting
bodice and an added bolero. De-
signed for children's sizes, 2, 4,
6, 8 and 10. Size 6. dress. re-
quires ia yards 35-inch fabric;
skirt and bolero, is yards 35- or
39-inch; bodice, - yard contrast.
Pattern 3996-Be first to cro--
chet this lovely heirloom cloth!
It's formed from these easy
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in your spare time. Make spreads
and scarfs as well. Pattern 1906
contains instructions for square:
illustration of 1t and stitches.
material requirements; photo
graph of square.
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add tablespoons flour, stir I'M
til smooth. add quart tomatoes,
II too thick add little chicken
broth. Mix tamale spices in
water and add to sauce. salt to
taste.
Mrs. Ethel Corcoran,
Gridley, Cal.
MANY thanks. Mrs. Corcoran, for
your suggestion for an unusual but
excellent dinner which many Altman
ackers will find an answers TO the
Lets have something different for
a change problem - Mary Lee
Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
MARRIED Women
Here's Amazing Proved
HYClENIC PROTECTION

Thousands upon thousands Of women
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This boon TO womankind is not poison.
yet actually kills germs at contact. II
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when used in douohe II instantly kills
germs and bacteria on contact, yet il is
one douohe proved safe-will not harm
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hygiene. Follow the simple directions
and enjoy proved hygienic protection
that you may never have known before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

and 8 tablespoons sugar and bake
in a moderate or slow oven, or
until firm and delicately Drowned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
81 PRIZE WINNING ALMANACK CANDY RECIPES

eve assumed that all bottles used
for baby are thoroughly sterilized and
that babies milk is approved by the
family doctor.-EditorD
"ALAIANACK VOTE"
Dear Almanack:
Let me cast a vote Of apprecia-
ton for the wonderful recipes
printed In The Housewives Food
Almanack page.
Mrs. Mary Falter,
Baltimore, Md.
MANY thanks, Mrs. Falter)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
HOW TO MAKE HOMINY
Dear Almanack:

Dear Almanack:
Here is an old recipe for
hominy made with baking soda
l prefer soda to I've. The results
are the same with either. Select
sound corn, shelf and put into
iron or enameled vessel-to each
quart of corn, allow 3 tablespoons
Of soda, well rounded. Soak the
corn overnight. Put it over fire
and heat, gradually adding the
soda and water to cover, and
let it boil slowly until the hulls
will slip off readily when you
try few kernels; the corn should
then be thoroughly washed In
clear water until free from hulls.
Then cook until tender. If the
corn is very dry you may need
more soda. Either fry hominy
In butter or boil IN cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
SUNDAY
Breakfast

S0H"
Breakfast
Tomato Juice.
Cereal.
Bohemian
Pancakes.
Jam.
Coffee.
Dinner
Crown
Roast OF Pork.
Sweet Potatoes
Cooked
with the Meat.
Cream Gravy.
Glszed or
Steamed
Apples.
Spinach
with Lemon.
Celery,
Kadishes,
Pickles.
Fruit
Bavarian.
Coffee.
Supper
Company
Cheese OF
Ham Souffle.
Cream Sauce.
Green
Asparagus.
Ice Box Rolls.
Fruit Compete,
J Cookies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
-Four Square Frosfin0

2 tablespoons Spry 5 tablespoons scald-
l tablespoon butter ed cream (about)
l teaspoon vanilla ounce chocolate,
u teaspoon salt melted
cups sifted con- I Tablespoon cream
fectioners' sugar Nut meats
l teaspoon grated orange rind
Blend Spry. butter. vanilla and salt.
Beat in 4 cup sugar. Add hot cream.
alternately with remaining sugar.
beating well after each addition.
Divide frosting IN fourths. Spread
on Of cake i corner). Add choc-
olate and l tablespoon cream to sec
ond Il Of frosting and spread on sec
ond Il OF cake. Spread third u of
frosting on third u OF cake and deco
rate with nut meats Add orange rind
to remaining frosting and spread on
remaining y Of cake.
An rearre~ezts N tAoss respes are leseD
(chp ard ssps fhes< Seyy rsdpes)
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

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Mascara Brown

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Evening star., 1941-09-12
Mascara Brown BoQ

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