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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

International News service Cable
LONDON, Oct. 23-British
women are today taking more
active part IN the war.
The first group Of anti-air-
craft girls has just been posted
TO their units in the London
area. Nearly all of these girls,
volunteers with the Auxiliary
Territorial Service (ATS) are
just over twenty years of age.
They will man the fire-con-
troll instruments, range finders,
projectors, and other instru-
ments.
Men will continue to do the
actual loading and firing. Most
of the women, however, have
had extensive practice at vari-
Gus target camps, and are now
waiting for their baptism of
fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

VEGETABLES MAY be added
} your meat loaf recipe to in
Fease the number OF servings.
Whole kernel corn, string beans
chopped cooked carrots may
Z added, allowing about n cup
hch vegetable TO Ia pounds
heat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Carrot Sandwich

Carrot Sandwich
n cup peanut butter
2 tablespoons mayonnaise
i cup grated raw carrot
whole wheat bread
butter
Combine peanut butter and
mayonnaise and add the carrot.
Spread between slices Of but
tered whole wheat bread.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Novel Snack

A BLEND of raw carrots and
peanut butter makes this an
unusual sandwich filling. You'll
like its delicious flavor, and will
appreciate its high vitamin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Blade Steak

with Mushroom Gravy
IA pounds blade bone steak
cup -four
2 teaspoons salt
u teaspoon pepper
can mushroom soup.
Have steak cut x-inch thick.
Rub into 1t -four, salt and pep
per. Brown slowly in hot skillet.
When brown on both sides add
the mushroom soup, cover tight
ly and let simmer for / hour.
Serves 4.
Poreupins Balls
/ pound ground beef or ham,
burger
Ia teaspoons salt
teaspoon pepper
"a cup minced onion
~ cup uncooked rice
2 tablespoons cooking oil
pa cups tomato juice.
Mix together beef, salt. pep
per, onion and rice. Form
into balls about the size of
lemon. Brown for IS minutes
in oil. Add tomato juice and
cover. Cook over low heat for
As minutes. Serves 4.
Braised OK Joints
/ oxtail
Flour
2 tablespoons butter
i cup water
l cup canned tomatoes.
! teaspoon salt
u teaspoon pepper
1 teaspoon celery salt
4 whole cloves
j bay leaf
3 cups diced carrots
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Manners
of the
Moment

The mother of lively children. and
the wife of a not-too-precise hus-
band, sometimes goes through men
tai tortureS when she has to usher
an austere caller in upon a living
room full of scattered shoes, ga
loshes, newspapers and crumpled
socks.
1t is no fun for her, I'll grant
you. But I think she should face
the situation calmly and without
apology. For her own comfort she
can remember that she picked
things up only half an hour before,
that things scattered over a living
room floor are proof of COM
Portable family life, that every other
wife and mother who gets any fun
out of her job has had the same
experience, and that the austerity
of her caller is something which
needs to be broken down.
After fortifying herself with those
thoughts, the wife and mother
should then be able, with great
aplomb, to invite the caller to step
right in and take off her shoes
-. which ought to fix everything
right up. JEAN.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Duncan Photo.

look at it from any standpoint, the
working wife is only half wife.
She has to divide her time, her
thoughts, her energy, her interests
with her job and generally the job
gets the most of it.
A tired man doesn't want to come
home at night to a tired wife who
has been on such a strain all day
trying to please a grouchy boss and
unreasonable customers that her
nerves are fretted TO fiddle strings.
Nor does he want to sit down to
a dinner that has been hurriedly
scrambled together out Of cans and
from the delcatessen. Nor does
he want a wife whose real husband
is her career, with him running a
poor second.
Wifehood and motherhood are a
big job. They take all that any
woman has TO give Of intelligence
and ambition.
So your problem comes down to
this: Which do you care the more
for-your mother or your fance?
Evening star., 1941-03-13

your head up, your chin in, your body
relaxed Keep the weight on the
balls of your feet and step forward
with the toes touching the floor
first. Don't lift your feet much off
the foor-glide, instead of prancing.
Swing your legs from the hips,
with knees supple but not bent, and
make all your movements long and
smooth, rather than short and jerky.
Keep your legs close together; don't
attempt to detour around your
partners knees.
You'll find that most girls are very
easy to guide. When you find one
who isn't, a slight pressure with your
right hand on her back and a gentle
tiler-like movement with your left
hand, will usually give her the idea.
When you encounter real expert,
she'll seem to know what you're
about to de before you know it your
self.
Even if you've mastered only a
basic step or two, you can get variety
into your dancing by turns, reverses
and changes of direction. Don't plod
endlessly around the edge of the
floor, walking always forward and
making the girl use nothing but her
reverse gear. Mix it up little! But
don't try any really fancy stuff until
your partner has had a chance to
learn your style.
Tir1 oil chnlt1l
be to make boy think that you're
all grace and no weight" That
isn't a matter of poundage. either
because plenty of heavy girls are
excellent dancers. Rather, it's mat
ter of being so flexible that you fol-
low boys lead automatically, with
out any pressure or showing on hi,
part
To DO that, you've got to have youl
weight perfectly balanced on youl
feet. You can't lean on him. You've
got to be so light and free that, Il
his arms were suddenly removed
you could keep right on dancing
without ever changing your position
Qet alone falling on your nose).
And always remember that on a
dance floor, the man is the boss
You're mere putty in his hands! Oi
course, If you see him barging back
ward into a steel post or 200-pouno
fullback, a discreet pressure on hi.
shoulder will warn him Of his peril
Otherwise, you should 60 where he
goes and do what he does-arc
almost before he does it.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Glass.Blowing Exhibit
Proves Interesting

One of the most fascinating eX-
hibits to reach Washington lately is
the glass-blowing display being held
in one of our local department stores
through Saturday, March %. This
Is the same exhibit that was at the
New York Worlds Fair and to which
many persons paid admission, and
should be of great interest to chill
dren as we'll as adults because of its
educational value.
It's possible to watch the blowers
fashioning glass into attractive de-
signs such as dancing figures, ships
and even pianos. The art of blow
ing and modelling requires the ut
most skill and dexterity and these
experts have had years of intensive
training.
Most of the glass used is i'm
ported and ranges in texture from
very soft to hard. For instance,
white enamel glass is the softest and
melts at 500 degrees, while quartz
glass requires temperature of
5000 degrees. Various types OF
metallic oxide are used in the original
mixing of the glass to give it the
lovely coloring so much admired.
Tubes and solid strips made of the
softer glass about as large around
as a pencil are used with a cross
fire burner to make unusual knick-
knacks. 1t is noticeable that the
men do not use any tools, molds or
models.
If you so desire, the men will
make you a model of your pet dog,
but we understand that these must
be done in clear crystal glass instead
Of the colored. Finished products are
on display In the store and are ur1-
usually beautiful. q. N.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

puncture the steak proper and lose
any of those delicious juices re-
Sponsible for the flavor you crave.
Season the meat before you turn
it and finish broiling by browning
the other side. When done, season
the second side and serve at once
on a very hot platter.
Allow about 80 minutes for broil-
ing a steak 1l2 inches thick if you
wish to serve it rare. For steaks
medlum-done, allow about minutes
longer
HALFSHELL POTATOES.
To make the rather fancy baked
potatoes you see served with the
steak, bake the potatoes as you would
ordinarily. When done, cut off the
tops and scrape the potatoes. Mash
the removed portion, season and add
milk to the consistency of easy ma
nlpulation in a pastry tube. Tube
the filling into the shell and put
back into the oven or under the
broiler to brown.
GLAZED CARROTS AND ONIONS.
SCrape or peel small young carrots,
and peel an equal quantity of small
white onions. Cook separately in
salted, boiling water until tender
Drain and combine, in baking dish.
Cook y cup of brown sugar, J.. cup
butter and Il cup hot water together
for minutes, then brush Sirup over
the carrots and onions. Bake about
20 minutes in a moderate oven bast-
ing occasionally with little left
over Sirup.
DEEP DISH APPLE PIE.
2 cups peeled, cored and sliced
apples
y cup sugar
l tablespoon lemon juice.
IL tablespoons flour
Is teaspoon salt
2 teaspoon cinnamon
l tablespoon water
Stir all ingredients together and
pour over the apple slices, continu-
ing to stir until each slice is we'll
coated with the mixture. Place in a
baking dish and dot with butter.
Roll pie crust to IA inch thickness,
and prick the dough. Cover apples
with pastry, and fit dough closely
around the edge of the dish, futing
with pastry wheel or fork tines.
Bake in a hot oven for 80 minutes;
then in a moderate oven 10 minutes
longer. Serve hot or cold, with or
without cream as desired.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Danish That
AbhOrred
Midriff
Diligent Exercise
Or Massage Best
For Reducing 1t
Bv Patricia Lindsay

ID y 0pICt0 LtUOSHV
A so-called rubber tire" my
dears, indicates that you are a lazy
injun. You simply do not exercise
enough, or the exercise you take "
not the right sort 10 keep your mid
riff slim.
Diet helps some in reducing this
roll Of excess flesh, but it truly does
require specific exercise or profess
sionsl massage taken regularly, TO
Danish it effectively.
The primary step is to correct
your posture. You simply must force
yourself to stand up erectly with
your abdomen pulled in, and your
shoulders back but relaxed Two
things which will help you do this
is TO feel your shoulders broaden, as
you push them back and down, and
to feel yourself grow tall when you
pull in your abdomen and tuck un-
der your buttocks.
After you have mastered good pos
ture, set aside at least 20 minutes
each day to exercise. For five min
utes practice this:
Lie fiat on the floor, arms over
head in relaxed position Forcefully
pull your abdomen in and back to-
ward your spine. Once you get those
muscles to respond you will feel your
abdomen move in and then slightly
up. Relax. Pull in again. Relax.
Then stand up in good posture and
practice the same movement for five
minutes more.
For the remaining 10 minutes
practice the following exercise. Kneel
on floor, pull abdomen in and up,
stretch arms out behind you and
clasp hands.
Now keeping your head back
where it belongs and leading with
your chin, bend forward. archlng
your back and letting your claSped
hands move as high as possible. YOU
MUST KEEP YOUR ABDOMEN IN!
Return to original kneeling position
and repeat.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
BROILED STEAK.

BROILED STEAK,
A real steak is a thick steak.
Steaks for broiling should always
be at least l inch thick, and the
thicker the better for more julclneSs
and favor. 1t is easier to produce
that rich golden brown on the eX-
terror of a thick steak without over
cooking the interior.
Steak is always worthy of proper
cooking methods to take full ad-
vantage of its goodness. This means
use a low temperature for broiling.
A moderately low temperature in
broiling is attained by putting the
steak on the broiling rack and
placing it in the broiler so that the
TOP of the steak is about 8 inches
from the source of heat.
If the depth of your broiler doesn't
allow this space, then reduce the
heat IN proportion to the distance
possible.
To prevent curling during broiling,
the fat edge of the steak should be
cut in several places beforehand.
Allow one side of the steak to
become as Drowned as you desire
before turning it. Turn it carefully
by inserting fork into the fat
portion. In this way you won't
Evening star., 1941-03-13


beans-at a price. California con-
tributes wonderful asparagus, but
too high for daily buying. Arti-
chokes and avocados are of excellent
quality and really low in cost. To-
matoeS show little change, but Gu
cumbers are still hothouse and
priced accordingly. There has been
some beautiful hothOuSe watercreSs
seen in the markets, which costs
only 5 cents more a bunch than the
regular kind, and is well worth the
difference. Peas are not eXorbi-
tantly priced. but string beans are
soaring and are of poor quality be-
sides. Various kinds of greens are
plentiful and cheap, with some dan
delion and field creSs seen here and
there.
SUNDAY DINNER MENU.
Pepperpot Soup
Melba Toast Ripe OhueS
Broiled Steak, CreSS
HaltSheU Potatoes Hot Rolls
Glazed Carrots and Onions
Tont1to-Greer Pepper-Chopped
ChiUeS Salad
Deep-DiSh Apple Pie
Cheese Coffee
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Several Interesting Meat Cuts Be Bargain List for Week End
Boy Requires Confidence
To Be Smooth Dancer;
Adopt Gliding Steps
Girl Must Learn to Follow
Lead Lightly, Gracefully,
Without Any Tenseness

By Kay CadaceH and Alden Harrison
The stance important in good dancing but the tips on
position which column part Of
striking charming dancing
achieve satisfactory brand Of locomoion
assuming well enough around
falling for
pair guards taking for granted that keep
the music and that know the basic slide
based.
With let's what do to make you partner
who a welcome rather
that will firmly with This
practice solitude with suffering sister girl
follow partners
without roubebut those partners must do the leading they are
they're
trying girl really against it.
graceful walking Stand with
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Juicy Steaks Are Included;
Hothouse Watercress Is
Perfect Accompaniment
Fish Is Somewhat Scarcer Due
To the Inclement Weather;
Poultry Stays Steady
Bv Betsy CdS,oeH
WomAn's Editor.


featuring broing chickens
all reasonable
Although unusually favorable
high somewhat due to weather conditions
small
well larger
sad red snapper Spanish macka incidentally had
the CaonaS we'll from Florida The
Huge the
ciay prices Seedless
the honeydew melons from the
Apples being offered
at tempting prices this end-al kinds plentiful.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
All.Expense Tour
Is Planned

An all-expens. tour is being ar
ranged for those who wish 10 see
the Philadelphia Flower Show on
March IS. The group will leave
Washington at 1o:3o' am, return
ing by about $50 pm. The price
OF the tour will include train fare,
admission to the show, luncheon
and dinner.
One Of the special features of this
years show is an interesting repro
duction Of a Chinese garden in its
natural setting.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Dorothy Dix Says >>~
Wifehood and Motherhood Jobs
That Brook No Competition

Dear Dorothy DiX-I am engaged
to be married, but our wedding has
been postponed frequently due to
financial conditions in my family,
and now I fear we are on the verge
of a final separation. l have a
widowed mother and a sister de-
pendent on me. 1 want to con-
tinue to work after marriage until
my sister completes her education
and can get work. My fiance sug-
gests that my people live with us,
but I cannot ask mother to leave
her home.
I love my fiance sincerely and
want to make him happy, but I
feel it my duty to support my
people. My hance says I shouldn't
ask him to let me continue my pro-
fessional work. He will not marry
me unless give it up. What must
I do? WORRIED.
AnSwer-If your fiance is able
and willing to assume the support
of your mother and sister and in
viteS them to live with you after
you are married. that seems the
sane way to settle your problem,
and he has a right to expect you
to except his generous offer.
After all, he would not have to
support your sister long. She
should get on her own feet in a
few years at most and that would
leave only your mother who, in
any event, would probably always
have to live with you.
Apparently the thing that is
making you think of breaking off
your engagement to your fiance is
that your mother has some at
tachment to her own home that
makes her unwilling to leave it, but
surely you have too much sense
and backbone to sacrifice yourself
and him for the sake of selfish
old woman's whim.
This man has loved you long and
faithfully He has waited patiently
for you as Jacob did for Rachel.
And it would be giving him raw
deal to throw him over after all
these years of devotion just be-
cause your mother is attached to a
particular house.
1 can understand how your pride
would make you want to go on
working and earning money with
which to support your family in
stead of burdening your husband
with them, but I can also under
stand why a man who is able to
provide for his wife would not want
her to continue with her work. For,
Evening star., 1941-03-13

of gingham, linen, pique or shark
skin. Detailed sew chart included.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1868
is designed for sizes IL, 13, Is, II
and 10. Corresponding bust meas
%, 81, 33, 35 and 81. Size
15 (3D requires AS yards of 3e-inch
material. You'll want to repeat this
practical pattern many tines.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

You can practice with other girls
all you want to, as long as you don't
fall into the habit of leading, or get
so fancy that all the boys are afraid
to dance with you. If you want to
have a lot of partners, forget the
exhibition stuff and concentrate on
learning to follow any lead perfectly.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
By Barbara Bell

This design is a brilliant stroke of
fashion and economy that Juniors
will love! 1t includes full-skirted
sunfrock, buttoned down the back
like a little girls pinafore, saucy
sash and all. Isn't it a charming
thing, as shown in the small sketch.
with enormous pockets and lines of
contrast to accent its youthful
charm? And besides the sunfrock,
this pattern includes brief, tailored
bolero. Wear the bolero with the
frock. and you have a smart run
about ensemble, dart-fitted at the
waistline, with the smart basque
effect.
Thus, you see, this one pattern
provides for active and spectator
SPORTS frocks both. Wear the
ensemble right now, in fat crepe,
silk print or thin wool. And make
up some real summer versions, too,
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Let Children
Take Their
Vows
They Are More Apt
To Keep Pledges
Made Publicly
By A neelO Pafri

Frequently of late people have
been asking, do you believe that
boys and girls should be allowed
to take VOWS, make public promises
to do this or that? They seem TO
be doing it so much lately and
we're not sure they ought to-"
Usually the VOWS are the Boy
Scouts, Campfire Girls and the
Athenian Oath, which bind chill
them fine ways, based on ethical
practices acceptable to decent people
the wide world over.
What I'm afraid of is not the
boys promising to be good Scout,
but that he may break his vow and
then he might get to thinking that
vows, promises and pledges-hiS
word-did not matter. He could
belong, have the fun and maybe not
keep the rules, but wouldn't that
have a bad effect on his character?"
1t certainly would.
But why paint such picture Of
the child's future? The great group
OIL our CIllOTell are nedIIlly anu
good. They want to be good and
intend to be so. When they pledge
themselves to certain service they
mean it. The taking of the vow,
in the presence of their leaders and
companions, is one powerful way
OF helping themselves to keep it.
Public opinion is the greatest force
for Righteousness known to the
world. AS long as a man knows
that his neighbors think well OF
him he will do his level best to
live up to their expectations. AS
long as a child realizes that his
companions know that he has
pledged himself to be one of them,
to live as they live, to be with them
in spirit and in deed, he will break
a lifelong habit to make good to
them. Their belief in him, their
expectancy of his cooperation and
regular behavior will support him
and carry him over many a tempt
ing mistake.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

If your youngster simply won't
do what he's told" you probably
are taking the wrong way with
him. Be guided by Angelo Patri's
booklet obedience" Send for it,
inclosing 10 cents in coin. Ad-
dress Angelo Patri, care The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

Two simple crochet motifs worked separate units then joined
together make the attractive dinner cloth shown above Pick up your
while favote radio
surprised will complete enough
smaller motifs will
proprate bedspreads doies
Is Address orders to the Needle
work Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
RECIPE

SPAGHETTI AND sAUTtEp SALMON
Drain l6-oz. tin red salmon. Re-
move skin, keeping salmon in as large
pieces as possible. Sauts quickly in
butter Arrange half of large a.
OF. tin Heinz Cooked Spaghetti in
casserole. Top with salmon and add
remaining spaghetti. Sprinkle with
fine bread crumbs or grated Parms-
san cheese. Bake in moderate oven
(375'F) 20 minutes. (Serves s..
Evening star., 1941-03-13

w IHY worry about meat
w less meals when your
grocer has Heinz Cooked Spa
ghetti? Ready to serve, this
nourishing dish is grand by
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position Of the remainder of the Big
Claim money which has never been
released. 1t has been brought out that
the delegation failed to receive Indl-
an Departmental authorization from
Washington, as to sending them to
Washington. Superintendent c. L.
Graves is in Washington at the present
time has been transacting business
and other Indian matters for the past
two weeks 1t will be interesting TO
note the outcome Of the present dele
cations efforts in Washington because
many members of the Blackfeet Tribe
have froTned upon the idea Of sending
them to Washington at tribal expense.
Those who were elected by the Bust
ness Council as delegates are Paul
Ironpipe, George Hnkel, Phil Aubrey
Rides-at-the-door, and Leo. Kennerly
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Blackfeet Delegation
Goes to Washington

A delegation Of five members Of the
Blackie2; Indian Tribal Business
Council left for Washington, d. c. last
Monday evening. The delegation was
elected BY the other members Of the
council after two hot sessions. It was
not learned Just what their reasons
were for going to Washington, but it
is thought that their main objective is
to persuade the Department Of Indian
.a..airs to release the oil money SO that
a per capita payment could be made.
The delegation Will undoubtedly confer
with the Montana legislators and other
high officials while in Washington on
matters pertaining to the Indian vel
fare
There has been many rumors float
ing throughout that among other mat
tiers TO be discussed will be the dis
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-03-21
B. & P. Club Holds
Meeting March Is

The business .nG Professional Wo-
mems club held their March meeting
at the home Of Mae Williamson, Tues.
evening. The Legislation committee
gave report on Legislation. A protest
had been sent to the Senator and Rep
resentati,e and Governor. concerning
the bill introduced in the House to ex-
clude Indian children from attending
public schools last month.
TIE club donated $500 to the Red
C:css. Plans were discussed to raise
money for the Cancer Control drive to
be held in April. The club decided to
help bring orthopedic shoes for two
crippled children from Heart Butte.
Mrs. Lavonne Galbreath joined the
club.
Most of the club members are PLAN
ming on attending the district conven-
ton to be he'd in Cut Bank, March
23rd