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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
First Snow of Winter
Detroit Gets Light FALL While 6-nch Blanket Covers
Grand Rapids; Lines Down. Troopers Hurt

Detroit and Michigan today got
the first real snow of the 1941-42
season.
Telephone lines we're down in
western Michigan slippery high
ways created a traffic hazard
and deer hunters were happy over
the possibility Of good tracking
snow when the season opens next
week.
Detroit got only light fall, but
six inches fell overnight in the
Of Grand Rapids and
Holland.
Accompanied by a high wind,
the wet snow leveled telephone
poles throughout western counties
and Michigan Bell Telephone Com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
International New. servie, wiz.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7. For
the first time in history, American
military airplane production hit a
p, 000-a-year rate in October.
1t means. defense officials
pointed out. that the halfway
mark in President Roosevelt's
original goal of $4,000 planes a
year has been reached.
President Roosevelt, OPM Off
Gals and army and navy chieftains
have banned publication of the
exact numbers of aircraft being
produced.
Most impressive gains. il is said,
have been made in the production
of navy four-motored bombers,
twin engined medium bombers and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

investing fortress steadily on
the defensive.
The attack upon Moscow has
started again. The fighting has
been ferocious and the Germans
have thrown in every reserve they
can bring up. At Mozhaisk in the
center, the Russians have inflicted
severe punishment upon the Ger.
mans and the great pincer in the
north has been checked at Kalinin.
The southern offensive at lula
has been checked with some diff
ficulty.
These are the salient facts in
north and central Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
No. 5 to Sue Kenneth Harlan

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 7.-QNS)
Kenneth Harlan. former star Of
the silent movies, will be named
as the defendant in a divorce
suit. his fifth wife, Mrs. Donna
Harlan. disclosed today. Mrs. Har.
Ian said she will ask the decree
on grounds of cruelty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
GUILTY OF ExToRTION

Browne, president of the Inter
national Alliance of Theatrical
Stage Employees, and his personal
representative" Bioff. were found
guilty of having extorted huge
sums of money from Loew's, Inc,
Warner Brothers, Inc. Paramount
Pictures, Inc, and Twentieth Cen
tury-FoX Film Corporation over a
five-year period ended in May,
1941, when Bioff and Browne were
indicted under the Federal Anti
racketeering Act.
The exact amount that Bioff
and Browne exacted from the
movie industry may never be
known. Bioff himself admitted he
collected more than $1,000, 000'
and the testimony of government
witnesses showed that at least
$776,000 found its way into the
pockets of Bioff and Browne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

HONOLULU, Nov. Inns
Called home from Hawaii by their
government, 456 japanese citizens
today were en- route to Japan
aboard the liner Taiyo Maru. With
them went shipment of butter,
consigned to the American en-
bassy in Toxic at the urgent re-
quest of Ambassador Joseph Grew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Aids Panzer Force,
Hampers Soldiers

Right down to Tula frosts have
entered the ground. Marshes and
rivers and sea of mud have
frozen over so that il is possible
efec more to move overland. For
mechanical vehicles and even draft
animals this is release, but for
soldiers there has begun the misery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
1900 Idle
I'm Ford
StOppage

approximately 5000 workers in
the axle department of the Ford
Rouge plant were sent home today
as result Of work stoppage
caused when an estimated $50
Billiard machine operators in the
department stopped work at ZOO
a. m. in what a union spokesman
described as demand for a pay
raise.
Richard T. Leonard, director of
the Ford Motor Company division
of the UAW-CIO. Immediately
went TO Ford Offices to confer
with company officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Iceland May Open Legation

LONDON. Nov. T. (INS) The
London Daily Sketch today quoted
the Vichy radio as reporting that
the government of Iceland has de-
cided in favor OF direct diplomatic
relations with the United States
and plans to establish a legation
in Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
BRITISH DEBATE I'd FRONT
General Ironside Says:
SOVietS' Plea
will Get Every
Consideration

Great Britain must and will give every consideration
Soviet Premier Joseph Stains plea for expedonary
force Field Marshal Lord Ironside COMMANDMENTS
chief of the British imperial general staff reveals the
following exclusive dispatch international News Serv
ice Lord Ironside reviews the RussoGerman de-
tail and points that the German general staff hitherto
100 cent in its accuracy missed failing antic
pate Russias unexpected scorched earth policy. As
result he the Germans face grave difficulties this
Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Philippine Quake Reported

MANILA. Nov. 7.-(lNS) A two-
hour quake. almost imperceptiblc
in Manila, caused heavy damage
in isolated Albay province yester-
day morning. The shocks sent
several buildings tumbling down
and injured many persons slightly
No deaths were reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
BY FIELD MARSHAL LORD IRONSIDE
written Especially for Intern.

Written Especially for international News ser,neD
LONDON, Nov. Premier Stain in his broadcast
made clear that Russia considers there ought second
front in this war;
He and his advisers in closest touch with the British
government and all possible solutions be considered
to the full.
All one say is that any fresh front must be
upon which strategic objective be reached and
one that does not lead only to q deadlock.
In the far north. meanwhile there signs of activity by
the Firms supported German deachmep against Murmansk
But the intense cold. continual darkness
does not favor offensive operations. 80
The port should be no danger aSxA>
Lenngrad holds own and keepEaths Germans from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Move in East
May Answer
Stain Plea
Finland Reported
Denying End to
War With Reds

ny InteFnnetonea hsWe Sexvsce
The question Of q second front
against Germany. raised by Josef
Stain, remained unanswered In
Britain today, but indications
were that some sort Of answer
would have to be forthcoming soon.
As the Red army high command
claimed that the front had been
stabilized and the Germans stop
ped everywhere but in the Crimsas
Stains appeal for the establish-
ment of second front became the
No. 1 topic Of the day throughout
the world.
British Field MazxhaI Lord 1son.A
side, writing for y1nternational
News Service. declared that Bri.
tain must and viii give every con-
sideration to Stains plea for q
BEF.
He pointed out. however. "that
any fresh front must be one upoa
which a new strategic objective
can be reached. and one ttot 6ces
not lead only to q deadlock"
Well informed British neVs-
papers backed this viewpoint Ind
limited that q second front might
be Forthcoming in the Middle or
Near East.
Britain also wrestled with the
problem of whether Finland y
about to drop out Of the war. a
flood of rumors swept London that
this was about to happen.
AWAIT FINN WORD
British officialdom. h0wever.
prepared to believe nothing pend
ing a statement from the Tinnish
government. The British radio.
heard in New York. reported that
"it was officially denied IN HelsinId
this morning that Finland had any
intention of stopping operations.-
Chungking heard reports that
the government of Generalissfmo
Chang Kai-Shek would try to
persuade the United States to
take over actual control Of the
Burma road, avenue Of lease-lend
aid.
In what they termed 4 ~char.
coal chat" to the Chinese people.
Generalissimo and Mime. Chang
Kai-Shek declared that Japan was
too occupied in China to start any
new venture outside. The Chinese
leader referred to the japanese
as paper tigers" and advised
Russia to follow China's example
and trade space for time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Miami Bus Strike Ends

MIAMI. Fla, Nov. 7.--(INS)--
Two hundred eighty-six bus driv-
ers went back to work today after
a strike that crippled Miani,s
transportation facilities Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
TSHIRD, as another con.
tribution to freedom

TSHIRD, as another con-
tributiOn to freedom
our government is pro-
jecting war against our good
and true friend, Finland. for
protecting its freedom against
the planned and lately exc
cuted violation of its liberties
and invasion of its territories.
Our government, after is
prOnouncement against ag-
gressors and oppressors and
its pledge to protect free de-
mocracies, Is taking It's stand
in support of tyrannical Rus
sia and against the free repub-
lie of Finland.
Why! The very land OH
which Leningrad (once St.
Petersburg) stands was stolen
from Finland by Peter, self.
styled the great.
How great and why:
He was great rs a murderer
great as a tOrturer-great
as planderer-great rs a
blasphemer-great as a viO-
lator of shrines and sanctu-
aries.
These qualities Of greatness
are characteristic of Russia
and have been inherited in ex-
aggerated and amplified form
by that arch-abomination
Stain.
Yet our government, as an
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
CECOND, we are applaud
- ing Russia's vin'i o u .

CECOND, we are applaud
- ing Russia's vin'i o u $
campaign against all re-
ligion--a campaign which
blasphemOusly denies and de-
rides God, vilifies Christ and
the prophets of God, and de-
nounces all moral and reIi-
giOus restraints and tenets as
merely the "opiate of the
Masses"
In Russia churches are
closed or destroyed, priests
are slain or imprisoned, reIi-
gious and moral minded peo-
pie are prosecuted by the
government.
And yet, our good President
again approves this oppres-
sion, and praises the tolerant
character Of the Soviet gov
eminent, and the Iiberality of
its professed principles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
The Weather

The sun vii set At B:fo %. m. tossv
and rise tomorrow At 7:f4 4. m.
The moon will rise today at SOC D. n.
and set tomorrow at 1918 q M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
in THE
NEWS
!: G.; s.; ;; GEO. 3; '; s::

AJ pot nv"
do they work?
Our federal administration
is loud In promises but weak
in performance.
What Is our government
actually doing in support of
it's sententiously declared
four freedoms policies?
First, our government Is
aligning itself with Commu-
mist Russia In the fight of that
greedy and aggressive octo-
pus to extend the tentacles of
communism all over Europe.
And our good President Is
praising bloody Russian CON-
munism as a benevolent insti-
tuition spreading liberty and
enlightenment wherever IL
goes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Strike Vote
Taken
AT Tank Plant
5000 BaIIotine
at ChrYsIer Unit
on Wage Issue

Five thousand employees of the
ChrySler Corporation tank arsenal
are voting today on whether to
strike at the plant in a demand
Tor higher wages.
The voting started at Ills a. m.
and will continue throughout the
three plant shifts.
Meanwhile, negotiations TO settle
the dispute are being conducted
BY Federal l. Dor Conciliator
James +. Dewey and representa-
tives OF the UAW-CIO and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
.Nazis Halted
On All Fronts,
Stain Says
Germany Doomed
by Own Crimes.
Premier Predicts


MOSCOW, Nov. 7.--Soviet Pre-
mier Josef Stain urged his fight
ing forces on TO eventual victory
under the banner of Lenin" to-
day and declared that Russia can
and must" defeat the Nazi Reich.
In an address TO thousands of
Russian soldiers and workers OBJ
serving the twenty-fourth ami
versary of the October revolution,
Stain predicted Germany soon
must burst under the weight of
its own crimes.
Despite temporary setbacks. he
said, the. Russian armed forces
now are beating off enemy at
tacks on the entire front.
Making his second speech in less
than "a hours. the Soviet premier
admitted the attack on Russia by
the German brigands" has ere.
lated a threat to the Soviet Union
But he declared:
sour glorious men and women
guerriIias are dIsrupting the rear
lines Of the invaders.
THREAT TO COUNTRY
Comrades, we have TO cele-
brate the twenty-fourth ami
versary Of the October -revoIu-
ton under difficult conditions.
THE treacherous attack of
49,. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
BiOff, Browne Guilty
Union Leaders Convicted of MuIciing Film
Industry Of $55oooo Face 3o-Year Terms

NEW YORK, Nov. Thirty
years in prison was the bleak pros
pect that today confronted Willie
Bioff, al, and George +. Browne,
40, the movie union leaders con-
victed by a jury in Federal Court
of having shaken down the
motion picture industry for $780,
900.
Sentence was 10 be imposed
upon Bfoff and Browne by Judge
John c. Knox next Wednesday
morning.
The jury deliberated only 2
hours and Is minutes. although
they had been hearing testimony
for almost a month. A defense
motion that the. verdict be set
aside and new trial granted was
denied by Judge Knox.
GLAD OF PURGE
The pair can be sentenced 10 10
years in prison for each of the
three counts in the indictment. In
addition, they may each be fined
$4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
PACT REJECTED

The plant IS engaged in the pro-
duction of vitality needed M-3
tanks.
A contract between. the JAW
Go and the management was
signed two weeks ago by Richard
T. Frankensteen. director Of air
craft organization OF the union,
and William Marshall. director of
the unions Chrysler division, but
the membership rejected the con-
tract.
The contract called for wages
equal to those paid in ChrySler
auto plants and raises were
granted in those job classifications
which are unique in tank produc-
ton.
r. j. Thomas. UAW-CIO presi-
dent. said the international had
not as yet authorized a strike at
the plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

Bioff and Browne accepted the
verdict glumly and in stunned
silence. They had no comment to
make as they were led away to
their cells in the Federal House of
Detention. Their bail of $4,000
each was voided, pending sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

Judge Knox characterized the
verdict as 'eminently desirable
and expressed the opinion that "all
labor men will doubtless be glad
to have their unions purged of in
dividuals who. at a time that suits
1heir capacity. commit such Of
lenses"
He added that the verdict will
let fresh air into a lot of homes
-irft this country i'----------
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Japs Leave Honolulu

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Leningrad st holds it's and keeps.ths Germans from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

sour glorious men and women
guerriIiss are dIsrupting the rear
lines Of the invaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
THREAT TO COUNTRY

ntinued OF Next Page, Col. Al
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Dishes With MlnCeIledt

taste, in which form it is the
basis for pie. cake, pudding, or
cookies galore.
For this is the new point about
mincemeat it's use should by no
means be restricted TO pies It's
rich, flavorful, spicy mixture can
equally well be transformed into
a grand holiday fruit-cake of the
less expensive sort; or into small
tarts, good as suffers for the
lunch box or to serve at tea
time: in cold weather, when hot,
hearty desserts are so suitable,
a mincemeat jelly-roll, or mince-
meat baked Betty pudding, will
be found a taste delight and
chock-full of richest food values,
too. AS for cookies, well, just
try mincemeat cookies, and see
if you can keep the children
from footing the cookie jar,
In making a mince pie, it is
perhaps trite to point out that
such a rich mixture requires the
thinnest of pastry covering. both
beneath and above. It's prefer
able TO use it in pie with a
double crust, rather than the
lattice-strip type of crust, which
usually allows the mixture to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

England, and hence for us
.moderns, too.
Mincemeat really contains
meat-either brisket beef, beef
heart or fresh beef tongue. Cut
in small pieces. TO ii are added
a wealth of fruits. sugar, syrup,
and the cider or stronger al
coholic which was found neces-
sary to provide keeping qualities
over a long period. For old-time
housewives made their mince-
meat weeks before ii was used,
putting it down in crooks and
storing in the traditional cool
place until required.
In Colonial days. too, the
housewife often baked as many
as 100 pies at a time! These
were stacked in big stone crooks,
and stored in a shed where they
would freeze and ripen. When a
pie was wanted, it was placed
in the~pie cupboard in the fire
place chimney and thawed out
For those who like TO make
everything at home, there's no
trick to make mincemeat All
that is required is TO run the
meat, suet and fresh apples
through the coarse knife Of the
food-chopper Tor use chopping
knife and BOWL, and mix the
many ingredients together in a
large kettle, as one does any big
batch of preserves. Simmer
about hours-cool, add the al
coholic or fruit juice, bottle and
seal Ready after a weeks
ripening
But TO most of us who are now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
BY Mrs.
Christine Frederick.
The Distinguished Authority
on Household Efficiency.

dry out a bit too much. Many
persons prefer what is known as
"flaky" pastry. that is, a thin,
waferlike and rich pastry cover
ing, on their mince pies.
A last word about the etiquette
of serving mince pie as a dessert
or any time. for that matter
The pie must not be cold, 1t must
not be hot it must be just and
exactly warm, when put before
the server. Therefore, after
baking, cool the pie if you wish.
But never fail to place it over a
very low radiated heat ID min
utes before it is brought TO the
table.
The heat must have warmed
the crust TO the point where its
shortening is almost melting;
and also, so the suet shortening
OF the mixture is beautifully
liquid, and never distinguishable
in hard Jumps Of fat from the
other more fruity ingredients. In
brief, in perhaps no other single
dish can we use the word
"blended"-w hat the term
blended means in perfumes, or
beverages, so. too, it must mean
in mincemeat--a complete, har-
monious whole or flavor. fra
GRANGE and food bouquet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

TO a number of folks, any pie
is the right pie-as long
as mincemeat is the filling.
Men, in particular. regard a
mince pie not only as a top
favorite happy ending to any
holiday dinner, but just about the
right slice of pie or snack to
find in a night raid on the pantry.
Other men. who enjoy milk,
think that there is no better
team than a big glass Of milk
and a large slab Of pie-mince,
of course-for any informal meal
occasion. With its rich blend of
meat, fat, sugar, fruits and
spices mot to mention the added
kick" Of whatever alcoholic cor
dial is included), it does seem as
if mincemeat had everything it
takes for taste, flavor and all
around goodness.
Whence comes mincemeat, so
traditional to our big holiday sea-
son? Did it lust happen" with
old-time housewives, who often
claimed that they took a little of
this. a little of that, and put it
into a crock, thus making mince-
meat Direct from our New
England heritage. and thus fur
Their back TO food trails in Eng
land, . its origins are clear. But
how did candied fruit peels,
raisins, and fragrant spices hap
pen in that cool Northern Island
so distant from the tropics?
One of the most likely explana-
tons, is that mincemeat dates
from Crusader days, when men
of England went trouping off to
fight the Arab and the Turk
Those peoples knew and highly
relished sweets, especially can
died sweets. sugared fruits, dates.
raisins, honeys. and all those
commits or the soft, typical
Turkish paste type.
The Mohammedan seems 10
make up. in his excessive use of
sugar and candied dishes for the
alcoholics which his religion for
bids At all events, the Crusad-
ers appear TO have taken great
liking TO the. to them rich,
sugary corrections of the East.
where for long periods they lived
as well as fought. When they
came home from the war" they
brought with them the mince-
meat, the plum pudding and simi-
lar fruited mixtures which have.
little y-little, become the tradi-
tional holiday dishes of old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
NEW Cream
for DRY SKIN

"My skin gets dry and flaky very
easily. But Ponds Dry Skin Cream
ia a grand help in making it soft
and smooth again" says Mrs.
Anthony j. Drexel, III.
II you have dry skin, don't waitl
Smooth this new cream on tonight.
Leave 5 minutes (better, overnight.
Use daily. You'll be hriiled-your
skin will look softer-more supple!
This new cream il so effective be-
cause: I. IL contains L0noifn, an oil
very similar TO natural skin oil. ?. It
IL "hOmOgenized' to help IL soak
better into the dried outer layers OF
your skin. ;. IL contains special
emulsifier-for extra help. Get some
today Toe, 28t, 49e. See how its
regular use helps soften dry skin,
helps make dry lines shot0 less.
TO-DAY go and get Ponds Dry Skin
Cream-at drug. department and D.
and 10-cent stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

limited in space and storage, it's
equally practical to purchase one
of the several forms of prepared
mincemeat available at every
dealers. Some prepared mince-
meat comes packed in tin, others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

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CHOPS

To make tender. delicious pork
chops steam first about ten TO
fifteen minutes depending on
the thickness Of pork chops
then fry the usual way
Mrs Mary Yanies,
New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
RIBBONS

To prevent the ends Of ribbons
on dresses. hats. etc. from pro-
ducing a hundred annoying little
threads. simply run the tip of a
nail polish brush with a little
polish on it along the ends. of
ribbon. You'll never be bothered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
RAISINS

Raisin pie was never very
popular in our house until began
making "cup-cake pies" Line
paper cup-cake holders with
rounds Of pie crust fill with
regular raisin pie filling and
cross two strips OF crust on top
of each. then bake They are very
good for lunches and Sunday
suppers and all the young people
tand old ones too1 go" for them
in a big way One pie recipe
makes Is little pies.
Mrs Fred Miller,
Cudahy, Wisconsin.
What 70 do about that cut in
the table 'oilcloth. Take a piece OF
adhesive tape, paste over the cut
on the wrong side and you will
never have an ugly hole in your
oilcloth.
Mrs Anna G Best.
Huntsburg, Ohio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

in glass. There is a dry pack of
mincemeat, too. which is most
economical. When broken up, it's
moisture restored by short cook
ing, it can be combined with
additional fresh or dried fruits to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
LIGHT

II you have a clothes closet
that is dark, try hanging a flash
light on cord just inside the
door 1t is always ready for use.
Mrs. w. II. Stein.
Lewisburg, Pa