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Wanted Income Bungalows

COUPLE with 4-month-old baby desire
four-five-room income, east side section
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Wanted Room and Board

WORKING mother desires room and car
OF babies in private home. Write Boz
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Apartment Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

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Transportation.
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.7777WOODWARD
1900 Woodward

2.door sedan; very good
condition throughout; need cash; SS25.
Sunday or Monday before p. m. Private.
si55 Florida, Detroit
PoNTIAC-ia36 6-cylinder 4-door sedan.
Radio and heater real bargain tor
only Sl47 30. fun price
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1871 OLDSMOBILES

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COLoRED-Responsibl couple wish two or
three rooms furnished. Tyler 7-04s4.
lCoLoRED Couple: 3, rooms, unfurnished
Trinity 1883; after Townsend 6-5226
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Houses for Rent


e-RooM home--Furnished: owner will keep
one room. $3.50 Emily.
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DEFENSE WORKER
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1855 LIvERNoIs NO. e4s0
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trunk sedan: has had the care of a child !;
radio and heater. 5 tires like new; sacri-
flee. 1870 Buick special. Only $500 fun
price. 1f60s Gratiot.
.PONTIAC--'4O de luxe trunk sedan. beau
tiful ebony black finish; Just loaded with
extras Folks. ride viii prove It's worth
sacrifice sale. $685.; trade, E-Z terms
Wrigiey'E
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CLARK COURT, 40si-Fivs rooms and
bath; stove heat. lafayette 1865.
Evening star., 1942-07-09

becue sauces, along with some of the
special .easonings and a touch Of
a mustard sauce favored with herbs.
The garlic vinegar still takes our
vote for the blue ribbon, however.
TIE Eastern city selected to
make the first food-warden test is
Syracuse You remember we told
you a plan to have block wardens
explain food scarcities and sur
pluses, suggest substitutes and ways
of using Victory Food Specials, by
neighbo.ly calls and over-the- back
fence chats, was being worked out.
In a few weeks Syracuse will put
it into practice, and If the tryout
is judged success, the scheme will
be made Nation wide. Housewives
will oe en1 oiled for this service.
E. Thank goodness for something
stable in this unstable world!
Chow chow prepared according to
the original recipe worked out by
Napolecns chef and brought to
England in 1877 is being bottled by
an American firm. Mighty delicious
it is, too The same firm puts out
a fine Worcestershire sauce also,
which follows an old English recipe,
even to maturing the product in
oaken casks before bottling.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Use Cheese to Augment
Supply of Calcium

until the cheese is melted. then re-
move from heat and beat well, add
ing corn, seasoning and pimiento.
Beat egg whites until stiff and fold
them into the cheese mixture very
carefully so as to retain the fluffy
texture. Pour into buttered baking
dish, set in pan of hot water and
bake in moderate oven $3.50 F.
for 40 to As minutes or until the mix
ture will not adhere to the tip OF
knife inserted in the center. Ap-
proximate yield. six portions.
WESTERN CHEESE FONDUE.
IN CUBS milk.
2 cups soft breadcrumbs.
1l2 cups grated American cheese.
! teaspoon salt.
Il teaspoon paprika.
Dash of cayenne.
tablespoon butter, melted.
3 eggs, separated.
Pour milk over breadcrumbs and
let stand until milk is absorbed,
add cheese, seasonings. butter
and well-beaten egg yokes, mix
ing lightly. Fold in stifay beaten
egg whites. Turn into creased bak-
ing dish anC bake in moderate oven
$3.50 F) for 80 to As minutes, or
until dslicately Drowned and firm to
touch. Serve at once. Approximate
yield, six portions.
CORN AND TOMATO RAREBIT,
green pepper, minced.
u small onion, minced.
2 tablespoons butter.
2s cup kernel corn.
l pound American cheese, grated.
"a teaspoon salt.
teaspoon sugar.
70 cup canned tomatoes.
eggs, slightly beaten.
Toast or crackers.
Cook pepper and onion in butter
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Timely Menu Suggestions
By Edith M. Barber

By Edith M. Barber
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Blueberries
SHRED Eggs With Bacon
Coffee Cake Coffee
DINNER.
Tomato Canape
Rddishes Carrot Strips
Roast Beef
Yorkshire Pudding
Buttered String Beans
Peach Ice Cream Coffee
SUPPER.
Cold Tongue
Beet, String Bean and Greens Salad
Honey Cake Tea
MONDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Pineapple Juice With Lemon
Reddy-to-Edt Cereal
Scrambled Eggs Toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Toasted Cheese
Lettuce With French Dressing
Cake Tea
DINNER.
Cold Roast Beef
Baked Mdcdroni Buttered Spinach
Cherry Cobbler
Coffee
TUESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
StetDed Prunes
Ready to-Eat Cereal
Bacon Bran Mu1fns Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Cream OF Spinach Soup
RdW Carrot Salad
Cookies Tea
DINNER.
Red Flannel Hash
Potatoes With Parsley Butter
Buttered Squash
Butterscotch Pudding Coffee
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice
Reddy-to-Edt Cereal
Podched Eggs on Toast Coffee
Evening star., 1942-07-09

TACT, red raSpberr1eS are Selung at q
price lower than we have seen in
many a moon. There are still ba-
nanas to be had. although costly,
and mangoes and fresh figs, to
lend tropical glamour to the fruit
bowl.
Vegetables look the same as last
week, with just about everything
available. There is still asparagus
around, baby zucchinis to cook
whole, nice eggplant and fine cauli-
flower. Good corn, both white and
yellow, celery, green peppers, small
onions, green's Of various kinds and
young white turnips are all recon-
mended. Fresh green escarole adds
interest to the mixed green salad
and many dealers have a new stock
of chives in clumps to plant in your
window box. Broccoli is none too
good this week, and peas-most of
which come from California-seem
very high to me for this time Of
year.
Beef lamb and veal stay steady,
while pork is scarce and high.
Markets will feature different cuts
OF all three reasonable meats for
this week end. While hams have
not been expensive, or difficult to
find lately, bacon tells another story,
for all bacon, including the Ca
madam type, has been pushed into
the hard-to-get class. Lunch meats,
however, remain reasonable, and
%Lnrn ~ v,1ex,tx, NJ tto,,4 froy,, irl4
to choose. Poultry, too, Is recon-
mended buy, with frying chickens
heading the list.
Fish is still a good bet. with fresh
salmon a top favorite-it Is so good
boiled, chilled and served with
mAyonnaise mixed with lemon
Juice, chopped cucumber and =
faint trace OF green coloring. What
could be cooler main dish for \
hot summer night?
HERE AND misunderstanding
q week from today, peaches, broilers
and fryers will be listed as Victory
Food Specials, the chickens to hold
the designation until July Is, and
the peaches continuing over to
August S. . Snap beans and beets
have the title this week, you re-
member. . This dehydration Of
foods is getting to be one of the
wars major operations. Meats are
being experimental with now, and
much space will be saved in ship
ping if the process proves success
full. So far those who have tasted
the products are highly pleased
These dried meats are intended
primarily for shipment abroad. but
coming events cast their shadows
before" and this may be the begin
ming of q brand-new type of eating
in peaceful days to come. You've
already learned the practicability
and tastiness Of the fine dehydrated
soups on the market-have you ever
though. of adding few leftover
cooked or canned vegetables to the
original soup mixture for added
nourishment and economy? Incl.
dentally Fortune magazine devoted
q great deal of space in their --latest
issue to the astounding growth ane
development of dehydrated foods
since the beginning of Lend-Lease
The makers of many of youI
favorite breakfast foods announce
Evening star., 1942-07-09

Vegetables are natural" for
healthy summer eating. If you
can't go out and pluck few ripe
tomatoes, radishes or beet green's
from your own sunny garden, at
least you'll find them plentiful and
reasonably priced at your favorite
market.
To turn vegetables into substan-
tial, energy giving main dish for
lunch or supper, combine them with
enriched bread, or serve them on
toast. While green, red and yellow
vegetables are rich in vitamins,
they're generally low in the food
elements that supply energy.
When you have leftover cooked
vegetables, you can often stretch
them for another meal by scalloping
them with bread crumbs. Arrange
l and 2 cups of cooked vegetables
In creased baking dish in alter
mated layers with hot bread sauce.
Top with a layer of buttered
crumbs "a cup of fine dry bread
crumbs combined with tablespoons
melted buttter). Bake in hot oven,
400 degrees Fahrenheit until vege-
tables are heated and top crumbs
are browned-about 10 minutes.
BREAD SAUCE FOR SCALLOPING.
"a cup milk.
20 cup soft enriched white bread
crumbs.
2 teaspoons butter.
Salt.
Pepper.
Scald milk, add bread crumbs and
cook over low flame, stirring until
mixture thickens. Add butter, sea-
soning and beat until smooth.
Dreamed mixed vegetables, served
shortcake fashion, help revive hot
weather appetites just because they
look 50 attractive. The "shortcake"
Is simply rounds of enriched white
Evening star., 1942-07-09

LUNCHEON.
Fried Tomatoes With Cream Crazy
Hot Biscuits
Melon Tea
DINNER.
Veal Kidne1 Chops
Rice Cooked in Tomato Juice
Watercress Salad CaulifoUer
Raspberry Pie
Coffee
THURSDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Grapefruit Juice
Re1dy-to-E1t Cereal
Bacon Hot Rolls Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Casserole of Bacon and Rice
Lettuce With French Dressing
Cookies Tea
DINNER.
Sduteed Liver
Whole Zncchinis
Corn on the Cob
Peaches With Custard Sauce
Coffee
FRIDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Cherries
Reddy-to-Edt Cereal
Boiled Eggs Toasted Rolls
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Milk Vegetable Cho,Dder
Hot French Bread
Blnckberries Tea
DINNER.
Fish STUFFED Potatoes
Buttered Peas
Carrots With Lemon Butter
Sliced Cucumbers
Wine Jelly Coffee
SATURDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Tomato Juice
Reddy-to-E1t Cereal
Bacon Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON.
DeDiled Egg Salad
BroUn Bread Sandwiches
Grapes Tea
DINNER
Baked Ham
BroDned Sneet Potatoes
,Wilted Ddndelton Greens
Cantaloupe Coffee
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Bread Will Add Energy
To Many Vegetables

bread, butttered and toasted lightly
in the oven. Here's vegetable
combination that's interesting: .
GARDEN sHORTCAKE.
punches scallions
punches radishes -
u lib. mushrooms
tablespoons butter <. e.
21a cups white sauce 2
IL slices enriched white bread
Butter, softened
Curry powder
Wash scallions and radishes; re-
move tops and roots and cook sepa-
rately In boiling salted water until
tender-l5 to 20 minutes. Drain. Wipe
and slice mushrooms; saute in butter
for minutes. Combine mushrooms,
scallions and radishes with white
sauce and heat. With large biscuit
cutter, cut rounds from slices of en-
riched white bread; spread with
softened butter and toast them
lightly In the oven. For each serv-
ing, put two rounds together short
cake style with vegetables between.
Sprinkle top very lightly with curry
powder (or paprika.
PUEBLO PUDDING.
1 cup cooked corn
Ia cups soft white enriched bread
crumbs
y cup milk
2 egg yolks
l green pepper, chopped fine
Salt and pepper
2 egg whites, beaten stih -
slices bacon
Combine corn, enriched bread
crumbs, milk, egg yolks, green pep
per and seasoning. Fold In stifny
beaten egg whites. Transfer to
! creased baking dish and place the
slices OF bacon across the top. Bake
In moderate oven, $50 degrees
Fahrenheit, Is to 80 minuteS..
Evening star., 1942-07-09

proudly that their products are
made from whole grains, or are re-
stored to whole grain nutritive value
by the addition of thiamin, niacin
and ircn, thus meeting wartime
nutrition requirements. Some
more Of those superb herb wine
vinegars have come to our atten-
ton. in addition to some little jars
of specially mixed herbs for season.
ing different foods. There's one
formula to lend SAVIOR to eggs, mush-
rooms, sauces; another for meats,
soups and stews, and another for
fish, salads and so on. An herb
salad vinegar is good to use in a
basting sauce for r6asts, or in bar
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Stuffed Baked
Potatoes

! pound cooked or canned meat
or fish.
4 large baking potatoes
Butter
u cup hot milk
l teaspoon salt
u teaspoon white pepper
u cup American cheese
(grated
n cup stuffed olives (chopped)
Bake the potatoes until done.
Then cut in half lengthwise and
scoop out the potato. Force
potato through ricer, or mash
thoroughly. Add hot milk, but
ter as desired, salt, pepper,
grated cheese, stuffed olives and
faxed fish or ground meat.
Refill shells, brush with but
ter, top with slices of stuffed
olives and meat or fish. Bake
in a 400-degree oven for Is
minutes until slightly Drowned.
Serve Immediately.
Evening star., 1942-07-09

Is there some one IN your family
who doesn't like milk? Too bad, for
milk is the only dependable source
of calcium. So how can you provide
a milk-hater with the necessary
daily quota Of calcium? Easily, II
he likes cheese-and almost every
one does. Cheese is a concentrated
milk, really. And the process OF
converting milk into cheese does
not affect the calcium. One-fourth
cup grated American cheese pro-
vides almost as much calcium as
a cup of milk; one small slice or
one cube of cheese provides an
amount Of calcium equivalent to
two thirds Of cup of milk. Swiss
or Gruyere-type cheese is an even
richer source.
Americans, as a rule, do not eat
enough cheese. 1t has been ma
tional custom, or tradition, as 1t is
in Europe. But it is one we could
adopt with profit. No dessert"
could be more sophisticated, more
delicious or more healthful than
fresh fruit, crackers and cheese.
But cheese Is mighty versatile and
there are innumerable ways to use
and serve 1t. Here, for example, are
recipes for number OF main cheese
dishes. So-let's 20!
CHEESE OMELET.
4 cup butter
Il cup flour
l teaspoon salt
Dash of chilli powder
IL cups milk
5 eggs, separated
/ cup grated cheese
4 teaspoon dry mustard
Melt the butter and blend In
flour. Add salt and chilli powder.
Gradually add milk, stirring until
and add first mixture. Fold in
stifiy beaten egg whites. Turn
into hot buttered omelet pan and
cook until set over very low heat.
Sprinkle with cheese which has been
mixed with mustard. Place under
broiler until cheese begins to melt.
Fold over and serve at once. APP
proximate yield, six portions.
INDIVIDUAL CHEESE sOUFFLES.
Ia cups milk
"a cup fat
Y, cup flour
Il teaspoon salt
Dash Of cayenne
eggs, separated
cup grated cheese
Scald milk. Melt fat and blend
in -four and seasonings. Stir in
milk slowly and cook over low heat
5 minutes or until thick and smooth,
stirring constantly. Cool and add
egg yolks, one at . time. beating
until blended. Fold in stifny beaten
egg whites. Grease bottoms of
four ramekins very we'll, sprinkle
with cheese and MI with egg mix
ture. Place In pan Of hot water
and bake in moderate oven $3.50 F.)
20 minutes or until puffed and firm.
Unmold on hot serving plates and
serve at once: or serve in the rame-
kins. Approximate yield, four por-
tions.
CORN AND CHEESE SOUFFLE.
4 cup butter.
4 cup flour.
2 cups milk.
eggs, separated.
cup grated American cheese.
2, cups kernel corn.
teaspoon salt.
Dash of paprika.
Few drops tobasco sauce.
pimiento, cut in strips.
Melt butter and stir in the -four,
mixing to smooth paste. Add milk
little at a time and cook until
thick and smooth, stirring constant
ly. Remove from heat. Add egg
yolks, stir and when blended add
cheese. Heat for a minute or two
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Beet.Horseradish
Relish

3 cups cold boiled beets.
u cup grated horseradish root.
"a teaspoon pepper.
l teaspoon salt.
y cup vinegar.
l tablespoon sugar.
Peel beets, and run through
coarse grinder. Mix with horse
radish, and season with salt,
pepper and sugar. Add all the
vinegar the mixture will absorb,
place in a covered jar to keep
for some time, or use i'm
mediately.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Peaches Still Lack Quality;
First Honeydews Arrive
Produce Prices Slightly Higher
Than Usual at This Season:
Dried Foods Important
By Betsy CasweH


Local markets to be enjoying slight of the dodrums
this with little supplies
food prices produce
particular
of certain the
Peaches improving but slowly The first of the Georgia
Bellies" to lack body flavor
getting much better and there kinds
available Abaca sugaroaf
forgotten supply
cherries all
plentiful
Evening star., 1942-07-09

until sottened Add corn and sim
mer until heated. Add cheese, salt
and sugar and tomatoes. Stir until
cheese is melted. Add eggs and
cook over low flame for two or three
minutes. Serve on toast or crackers.
Approximate yield, six portions.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
For Juicy Pies

If you are making a pie that will
be juicy, stick three or four pieces
of elbow macaroni in the top crust.
Your juices will boil up III these
little tubes and not run all over your
oven. The. macaroni can be re-
moved before serving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-15
Taxpayer
To Save
$2.5O-$IO

LANSING. Sept. 15 CUP).-Of-
ficialS OF the state revenue de-
partment estimated today that the
individual federal income taxpayer
in Michigan would save from $3.50
to $40 a year if the recommended
ton of the Senate finance COM
mittee 10 make the Michigan
sales tax a deductible item is
adopted by Congress.
The committee, as n result OF
efforts by Senators PrentiSS Nj.
Brown and Arthur II. Vandenberg,
voted Saturday 10 include in the
new war revenue bill a provision
which would permit citizens in
states which call their sales tax a
privilege tax TO claim income tax
exemptions in the same way citi-
zens in direct sales tax states do.
Louis M. Minis, state revenue
directed, has refused 10 take any
steps to amend the state sales tax
law so that federal income tax
exemptions could be taken because
of his fear that changes in the
state law would result in litigation
with the courts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-15
i. ). Controls
West Pacific,
Admiral Says
Must Keep Pushing
TO Hold II. He Tells
Press Conferees

WASHINGTON. Sept. Is (INS).
America has established "a real
second front" against the Japa-
nese in the southwest Pacific, Rear
Admiral w. H. P. Blandy. navy
chief of ordnance, said today, and
emphasized that the United States
now holds the balance of naval and
military striking power in the
western Pacific area.
His statements were made at a
press conference called by Secre-
tary of the Navy Frank Knox after
the admiraps return from a $4,000
mile tour of United States Pacific
|outposts.
Blandy was asked whether he
believed American forces which
seized the Solomon Islands from
the Japs could hold their gain.
against anything the enemy might
be able to throw against them.
81 don't think we can do IL by
merely holding Blandy an
swered. I've have TO keep push
Ing. The best defense Il offense."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-15
Mercy Stuns Japs
Yanks Don't Kill Them. Happy Prisoners Learn
First Group Of $50 Reaches Allied Port

PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii, Sept
Is (INS).-The first detachment
of $50 prisoners, taken in the Solo.
mon Island operations. has arrived
at an Allied port in the Southwest
Pacific, surprised to be alive, il
was disclosed today.
The majority were taken on
Guadalcanal and Tulagi islands
and the $50 included japanese ma
rines and labor troops who had
been constructing the Guadalcanal
airport.
Most of the captured japanese
were certain they would be killed,
and they were described as hap
PLY surprised to be alive.
Many said they had no desire
to return to japan.
This attitude, it was pointed out,
is understandable, because the
Japanese army code takes no &C.
count Of prisoners during battle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-15
Red Planes Avert Rout at Stalingrad
Federal
Workers

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is (UP).
The Civil Service Commission to-
day assumed the power to place
government workers in jobs where
they will be most useful to the war
effort, and War Manpower Com
mission Chairman Paul v. McNutt
said the system might serve as a
pattern for federal control over
the nations entire labor force.
The power over government EN-
ploye transfers was given to Nc
Mutt by a presidential executive
order. McNutt in turn delegated
it to the commission.
The commission is authorized to
transfer federal employees from one
agency to another with or with
out the consent of the employee or
of the department or agency in
which he is employed or to which
he is transferred"
In addition, the commission may
transfer federal employees to pri.
vate industries whenever tn eli
services outside the government
would be more useful" but only
with consent of the employees, who
would be given 'leave without
pay"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-15
Levy 6 Million Francs
On Jews in France

VICHY, France. Sept. IS uNS)
Jewish communities in both &C.
cupied and unoccupied France
were ordered by the Vichy gov
eminent today to provide 5000, 00(
francs a month. either by volun.
tary contributions or taxation, tc
the French general union of Jews
This decree was believed to have
been motivated by the need tc
raise additional revenues with
which to defray the cost of caring
for Jews rendered homeless by
recent deportations TO Germany
and Nazi-held areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-15

Men missing in action" after a
battle are certified as legally dead.
The families of men killed and
missing in action receive a death
gratuity. and the victim is post
humously advanced one rank
whether he is dead or not.
Thus japanese war prisoners be-
come men without country, and
find it embarrassing If not impos-
sible to return TO Japan.
Marines gave immediate medical
attention to wounded enemy pris-
oners, supplied many of them with
fresh, clean clothing. and generally
treated them decently-much to
their amazement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-15
Gets His Jap
Jackson Marine Scores
in SoIomons Battle

1t. Arthur Pond Of Jackson
was among the marine filters cred
tied with downing a japanese
plane in heavy air fighting ovei
Guadalcanal in the Solomon Is
lands, an international News
Service cable disclosed today.
In a clash that saw % enem,
craft shot down at the expense o
two marine and one army planes
Pond was quoted as saying:
II just squeezed the triggers
and let him have IL as he came
up I'm front Of me. i blew him
to bits"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-15

unusually small in view of the size
of the raiding formations.
1t was the first raid in recent
weeks on Wilhelmshaven, one of
Germany's two most important
naval bases and shipbuilding GEN.
tiers.
Wilhelmshaven Is one Of the
most heavily defended areas in
Germany. and flying conditions
were poor throughout Europe last
night. Hence the Raj loss of only
two bombers was considered IAN
infinitesimal percentage"