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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-02-07

An inexpensive simple meal,
which is delicious and unusual, is
every cooks ambition. A ham
muffin ring filed with creamed
peas Is an ideal "meRl-in-itself
dish" with which to impress peo-
pie.
If you have ever looked at
small bits Of leftover ham and
sour cream and wondered how
you could utilize them to best
advantage. here is the solution to
your problem. For this ham muf-
fin ring utilizes both in one re-
cipe. 1t is delicious filled with a
well-seasoned cream sauce to
which peas or some other cooked
vegetable has been added.
A ring mold is not absolutely
necessary for baking the mixture.
A loaf pan may be used and the
creamed vegetable poured over
the top. 1t will still taste as good
and be as nutritious.
Ham Muffin Ring
2 cups all-purpose -four
2 teaspoons baking powder
VI teaspoon salt
y; teaspoon soda
egg
| cup sour cream
z cup finely chopped cooked
ham. firmly packed
0ift -four, measure and resift
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-02-07

A.Y.--My husband and | want
to go back to st. Louis in the
spring as we aren't doing SO good
here. Tell me what you think
will be the best for us as well as
my daughter?
Amt have reason to believe
that al three Of you will get work
before sprins and will postpone
the trip back to ST. Louis. For
/ the past few months things
shaven't beon favorable but ~
soon a. your daughter gets the
l Job she 10 after SIS, things will
sieok different and all three Of
you viii be ia good spirits again.
u y v
\ A.R.H.Please tell me how |
may gaia my husbands love SO he
will kiss mt before leaving home
and etc? Is there any hopes?
Ans:-That's a job that will
take time to accomplish. BY your
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-02-07
Asthma Mu(us
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Kidneys Must.
Clean 0ufA(ids

Excess acids. p19sors and wastes In your
blopd are removed chiefly hy your kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages. Back
ache, 1wollen Ankles. Nervousness. Rhru-
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ana feeling worn out. uf EN- are caused by
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very Hrst 6sse OF Gystcx goes right to work
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this positive money back guarantee 80 GET
Gystex from your druggist today for only 3tc.
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-02-07
MAKE LOVES DREAMS
COME TRUE!

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LINDEN CENTER
N @ 7 ES

All women are invited to par.
ticipate in the gym class held
the center on Tuesday and Thurs
day from $50 to pm. Reduc-
ing exercises, basketball and kick
ball are primary features Of III.
class.
The goth Century Lassies. an
Athletic club, elected it's new Of
ficers for the year at their regu-
lar meeting Tuesday. January %.
Officers are: Cornelia Brown,
president; Eugenia M. Johnson.
vice president; Pslrie Lloyd, sec
rstary; Julia Nj. Shells, treasurer,
and Louise Brown, sergeant-at-
arms. The members are as fol-
lows: Cordelia Sumlin. Lillian
Shells, Pauline Phillips, Louise
Parker, Ella Frances Reid. Dor
othy Mobley, Alice Fulton, Inez
Butler and club advisor, Miss
Norris Sanford.
linden Center Chummy Graf
ters with many friends surprised
their instructor, Mrs. LYDIA Will
linms and Rev. Williams on their
thirty-third anniversary, while
the crafters were in their regu-
lar weekly meeting, the guests
were ushered up stairs promptly
at $40. The program consisted
of group singing and most en-
loyable one act play, These two
Gifts ehrected by Mr.. Nan
Green and presented by Linden
Center Players. After which re-
freshments were served Tie
happy couple received several
lovely and useful gifts.
as II Il
A Civil Service Round Table
has been organized at Linden
Center for the purpose Of inform.
ing individuals Of coming exam
nations to encourage and assist
in every possible way those who
wish to take the examination
This group will meet every Fri
day evening promptly ut 7:30.
Those who are interested are urg.
ed to attend.
Members of the Adult Artiyi-
ties Committee held their rcgu-
lar monthly meeting at linden
Center Tuesday afternoon and
chose as one of their projects a
Musical Easter Sunday after
noon at Lndcn Center for mo
activities. The following COM
mittec was appointed to plan the
affair and report at the next
meeting Of the committee. Febru.
ary 18th:
Mrs. Robert McGregor, Mrs. O..
D. McFall, Mrs. James Parsons,
Miss Nellie Young, Mrs. Thomas
Wright, Mrs. w. O. Evans, Mrs.
Sa,nuels- Belboder, and Mrs. r. A.
Rose.
Sfecial emphasis will be placed
on badminton this season, players
Will enjoy the gym every We'd
nesday evening from ; to o.
Miss Ethel Stewart, member OF
Dunbar .taf, was guest speaNe,
al the Trojan Club Thursday
Miss Stewart used as ner subject,
Personality" Refreshments wclc
served by the members.
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THE FORUM. ~ W. sA ST.. DAYTON. OH.

sAN<N<SlCAaSeSG&A&G<GNN<N~<x
own love and devotion, and by
keeping yourself looking attrac-
tive TO ali men ii 10 only ma
tural that you will appeal to your
husband. Some wives forget all
about their personal appearance
and habits once they marry. This
10 mistake. Look your best al
ways, and when you feel the urge
TO be kissed start kissing
he'll like il.
O.B.W.-We have planned to
build us house this spring and
| wish to know il we will be suc-
cessful in our plans?
Ans,-It looks as II you two
will bo in . position to proceed
with this building this year. Con.
tinue to work both Of YOU
$. lay away every cent that you
can because you must economixe
in order to get this home built.
- ~
D.G.H.-My husband says he
wants me to take the children
and go home for few months.
Now he makes $a5 per week but
he is running around until all
hours of the night and has our
bills in deplorable condition. Is
it wise for me to go. ! do not
want to leave.
Ans:--Of course you don't.
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several times with baking pow
der, salt and soda. Beat egg, add
sour cream and ham, mix well.
Turn into -four mixture and stir
until -four is dampened, not long
er than 80 seconds. Drop bat
ter lightly ito well-buttered 6-cup
ring mold. Bake in a hot oven
(425 deg. FL for rs minutes.
Loosen edges and turn out on
hot platter; fill center with
creamed peas.
Creamed Peas
2 lbs. peas
l teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons sugar
tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons flour
l cup milk
Shell and wash peas; barely
cover with boiling water, add salt
and sugar and cbok uncovered
until peas are tender, about 25
minutes. Water will be almost
evnporated by end OF cooking
time. Add cream sauce made
by melting butter, blending flour,
adding milk and stirring over low
flame until sauce is well thicken-
ed. Add to peas and reheat IL
necessary. Turn piping hot into
center of muffin ring. Serves 6.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-02-07

Educators who make up the adj
ministrative committee at Char
lotte Hawkins Browns school in
Sedalia, N. G., are: No. I, DR..
John Bricc. Knoxville college, B.
A., DID,, goth year, drector Of
religious activities and landscape
gardening. No. 2, Charles An
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Would Re(Idssify
laos City Jobs,
Change Setup

The city JOB Reconsideration COM
mittce. in a final report to the
Common Council today recon-
mended that 13431 city jobs be
declared correctly classified and
suggested changes in the classifi-
cation of LAOS Jobs.
The committee. composed OF
Civil Service Commission Presi-
dent Joseph Wedda. Auditor Gen
eral George Engel and Budget
Director David V. Addy. reported
that 465 Jobs required changes in
title with no change in pay. 800
Jobs deserved pay increases. 146
deserved pay decreases. SO should
be granted pay increases plus a
title change. 55 should receive less
pay with a change in title. 273
Jobs should be shifted from the
common labor status to the CLASH
fed list. and "a common labor
Jobs should be placed on the CLASH
fed list
The committee recommended
that a permanent job survey divi-
sion he set up within the civil
service department.
The same committee members
are conducting a job salary sur
vey for the city, and alterations in
pay in the report are to be ex-
pected TO be of more Importance
than the classification survey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Feb. State police
today said they have identified ex-
actly 1914 fifth columnists in
Michigan.
The list grows daily. according
TO Commissioner Oscar G.. Olander.
who has created special squad of
100 troopers and officers to un-
cover fifth columnists and watch
them closely.
"All OF the 1874 spotted so
far are being watched" the state
police head said.
In addition. the authorities are
watching 1S6 meeting places
where persons suspected of SUBJ
versive activities hold regular
meetings.
The police files list the fifth COL
umnists by name and by counties.
"The aim Is to be jump
ahead OF developments and
round up foreign agents at the
right time" Commissioner Olan-
der said
The fifth columnists have been
uncovered through tips from pri-
vate citizens, through normal po-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

one Mary Roe.
THOSE ARRESTED
Those indicted and arrested al
their homes hours before daylight
this morning were:
CHARLES E. SWALES, 81,
of 233 Puritan avenue, UNDER
sheriff and chief deputy of
Behrendt.
MILTON A. BEHRENDT, AZ,
o. 2271 Glynn court, nephew and
legal adviser to the former
sheriff.
MAX GOODMAN, AZ, of 1854
Glynn court, head of the civil
division under Behrendt and
also a nephew of the ex-sheriff.
ALFRED E. Mickey FAR
RELL. Al. of 1857 Dumbarton
road, ace Behrendt Investigator,
and now Detroit policeman.
PAUL FAUST, Al, of 1893
Santa Barbara drive, Behrendt
investigator.
HERBERT RUMMLER, MEM
Der of Behrendt road patrol.
AHMED ABASS, Al, of 1896
Salina avenue. Dearborn, al
legged downriver slot machine
operator and witness in the cur
rent county graft trial.
JOE SEMETKO, 80, of 191
Fairmont avenue, River Rouge,
alleged slot machine operator
and defendant in the current
county graft trial.
EDDIE WAY, as, of 81 East
Pleasant avenue. River Rouge,
alleged gambler, defendant in
the current county graft trial.
CHARLES MURADIAN. alias
Charles BLACK Charlie) Harri-
son, sc. of 6S01 OakInan boule-
ward. alleged Dearborn gambler.
FRED FREEDMAN, 40. Beh-
rendt investigator, drove in
from Ann Arbor where he had
been visiting a relative in Uni
versity Hospital, and surren-
dered.
GEORGE NJ. STANTON. Beh-
rendt road patrolman, who il
out of the city.
HAROLD KAHLER and LU-
CILLE KAHLER, alleged Ecorse
disorderly house operators. Mrs.
Kahler is awaiting trial In the
county graft case. Her husband
was also indicted in the same
case. but charges against him
were subsequently quashed.
Names Of the rest OF the persons
Continued on Page seven)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
1874 Fifth COIumniSfS
State Police Says Spy Suspects Listed by Counties
Michigan Prepared, He Promises

lice work and as a result of CO.
operation between the Michigan
state police and the Royal Cana
dian Mounted Police. Olander said
The commissioner declared Mich
igan is prepared for immediate de-
fensive measures in event of an
He explained:
I'VE have compiled information
on law-enforcement resources
and police personnel. The survey
lists the vital points to be pro-
tected-the important utilities,
water supplies, bridges, tunnels
and the like. We have listed all
available ambulances and hos
pitfalls.
'1n addition 1,50O amateur
radio operators have been en-
listed for emergency communica-
ton service.
I'VE have checked factory
personnel and listed all aliens.
Data on plant protection has
been gathered.
I'VE are prepared"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
u. s. tungsten Seized
In China by laps

HONGKONG. Feb. 7.-(INS)-
Millions of dollars worth of tung-
stem and tung oil destined for ship
ment from China to the United
States have fallen into Japanese
hands, it was reported today. The
Japanese seized the goods, these
advices said. after taking Tamsui,
formerly China's main base for
running the Japanese blockade.
The tungsten and tung oil were to
help pay United States loans to
the Chungking regime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

Demands
On France
Outlined
international News Service Cabl.

International News service Gable
BERNE, Switzerland. Feb. T.
The full scope of German and
Italian demands upon France,
which include German use of the
French fleet and naval bases and
cession 10 Italy of vital areas of
France and her colonies. was dis
closed 10 international News Serv-
ice in Berne today.
Well-informed neutral sources
made known for the first time the
extent of Nazi-Fascist pressure
being brought 10 bear upon Chief
of State Marshal Petain.
AT the same time they revealed
that Vice Premier Pierre Laval
has given his word that ne will
turn the French fleet over TO Ger
many the moment he obtains con-
troll Of II either through the Vichy
or German-spon-
sored rump regime with headquar-
tiers in Paris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
CONFERRED WITH JUDGE
Plan Civilian Jobs
For Draft Directors

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-0NS)
Roosevelt today moved
to put conscientious directors
against military training to work
at civilian jobs.
Selective Service Director Clar-
ence A. Dykstra was authorized
in an executive order ito es.
tablish. designate or determine
work of national Importance under
civilian direction" for those young
men who claim TO be conscicn-
tiousiy opposed to either combat
ant or noncombatant military
training
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
We Recommend:

Il have reduced and didn't do diet" Ida Jean Kahn
tells you how easy is to be able to that Page 1s
How about little game Poker? walter
gives the rules Page 26.
Unlike the dove In
news Bugs" Baer the international Page a.
Britain European
revolution" Dorothy Thompson explains
has failed in its larger aims. Page %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

OERHAPS 1t Is q good thing that
i japan In In the Axis combina-
ton. Her influence might be for
peace.
Tho attitude Of Japan seems TO
b definitely concilistory and pa
cific,-cxcept where her immedi-
ate homo interests are concerned.
In . recent speech in Toxic. at
. dinner In honor Of Admiral XII
chisaburo Nomura, the newly ap-
pointed ambassador to the United
States, Lieutenant General ka-
yuma Suzuki said:
"The decisive factor IN
the Sino-Japanese and
European iUars is undoubt-
edly the United States,
which has been expanding
its ornaments against the
nations of both Europe and
Asia"
That certainly was a generous
perhaps overgenerous-attitude
for . japanese diplomat to take.
1t at least proved that he was
diplomat.
In an Interview given lately In
Toxic, Foreign Minister Matsu-
Okla. authoritative spokesman for
Japan, said:
"The Japanese people
cannot understand the Wdr-
like preparations of amer
lea IN the Pacific except
that America is expecting
tCdr nhen none IN Japan re-
motslp dreams Of attacking
America"
Then continued Matsuoka:
"AH ne ask is that
America be neutral in the
Sin0-Jdpdnese conflict and
let US come TO peace NTH
China"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. I
QNS) -Japanese-American rela-
tons could be improved by "a
timely display of craftsmanship. "
Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura, new
Japanese ambassador to the United
said on his arrival in San
Francisco today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Ferguson Indi(ts23
In Gambling Plot
BY RAY GIRARDIN

High-ranking officials in the regime of former
Sheriff Henry Behrendt today were charged with
collecting thousands of dollars tribute from down.
river and Hamtramck gambling joints and dis
orderly houses Circuit Judge Homer Ferguson
signed his twelfth grand jury warrant, charging %
persons with conspiracy to obstruct justice.
Eighteen persons named co-consprators the
alleged graft conspiracy which Special Prosecutor Chester
p OHara said Melted aides of the late Henry Behrendt
$4,000 from April %, 1885 to jan l. 1887
For the first time Republican administration charged by
the grand jury with coming in for its
dollars protection cash alegedy paid by county
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Moore Still in Coma

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-UNS)
R. Walton Moore, S1-year-old
counselor of the state department,
critically i'll at his Fairfax, Va,
home with pneumonia, is still in a
coma, members of his family said
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
i. ). Air Power
Myth, Williams
Tells Senate
International New. Service Wire

WAsHINGTON, Feb. L
Warning that American air power
is "a myth" Mai. al Williams,
aviation authority. today told
Congress that passage of the
lease-lend bill will strip the
United States of needed defense,
and give dictatorial powers to
President Roosevelt.
Testifying before the Senate
foreign relations com mittee.
Williams charged war materials
being shipped TO Britain are de-
pleating tire defense of the United
States.
America today is woefully
deficient in air power" Williams
said. "In fact, American air
power is a myth. The neglect
TO provide that vital arm
for Americas national defense
system is nothing short of
criminal"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Fined
SIS in Reckless
Driving Case

County Auditor Ray d. Schnci
der, charged with reckless driving
after an accident, January 20. wa.
fined SIS today when his attorney
pleaded him technically" guilty.
Schneider ran into the car OF
Stanley Ernst. vice president oil
the Ernst Fuel and Supply Com
pany, after both had halted for q
red light at Chandler Park drive
and Dickerson avenue.
"Was he zig-zagging I'm traf-
c?" asked Traffic Referee An
drew c. Wood.
HAD BEEN DRINKING
YES" answered Patrolman
Edgar Talbot.
Had he been drinking? ?"
EYES,"
Ernst kept I'm front of him
for several blocks and wouldn't
permit him to pass" interjected
Schneider's attorney, Frank G..
Schemanske. This irritated
Schneider"
Ernst, who was not in court
today. stated after the accident
that Schneider took a swing at
me" when they got out of their
cars to discuss the accident.
CONFERRED WITH JUDGE
81 could see he needed help"
Ernst said. land 1 offered to
help him, but he angrily refused
1t and drove away. 1 followed
him and when 1 saw a police
man 1 had him stop Schneider"
Before hearing the case, Referee
Wood conferred with Traffic
Judge George T. Murphy, who in
Structed Wood to handle the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
WEYGAND IN PICTURE

Disclosure that Germany is de-
handing use OF the French fleet
and naval bases such as BiZerte in
Tunis where the ships now lie at
anchor. aroused speculation re-
garding the attitude of Gen.
Maxine Weygand.
according to a Reuters dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
PASSAGE DUE TONIGHT

The six concessions Ire d Y
made by the administration lead
ers on the bill are time limit. a
limit on contractual authority. an
anti-convoy amendment. require
ment for consultation with ranking
army and navy officers. declara-
ton against sending American
merchant ships into war zones and
a requirement for presidential re-
ports to Congress.
The prediction was general that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
British Take Bengazi,
Cut Off Foes Flight
Copyright b, Detroit Times. An rights reserved.
BY GORDON YOUNG

positions, the British already have
begun. siege of Keren, important
Italian stronghold so miles from
the Eritrean capital of Asmara,
according to military advices.
Further south another British
column is pursuing an Italian divi-
sion which fled from the British
occupied town of Barentu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

Gen. Hugh s. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
ASKS BILL KILLED

Asserting that he is opposed &c
passage of the bill even though
ii may be modified by amend
mentS. Williams added:
This bill before you negatives
all chances of developing Ameri-
can air power since IL will
further strip us of existing air.
craft and divert future produc-
ton, and for that reason alone
am unequivocally opposed to
IL from the start.
There is only one thing that
could awaken in my heart a
more determined opposition to
this bill, and that Is its deadly
potential threat to American
liberty, to the American way Of
life. and 60 our representative
form Of government"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

One Circuit Judge Is Retiring.
Promote Judge RALPH LIDDY to
Circuit Court. Judge IA yrs.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
IMPORTANT TRIUMPH

The fall of Bengazi constitutes
an important triumph for the
British. since the Italians had been
using the town and seaport as one
of their most important air and
naval bases.
Rapidly consolidating their new