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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Cranberry Bread Pudding

Three and three-fourths cups
milk. 2 cups fine dry bread
crumbs. 2 tablespoons melted
butter, IL cups corn syrup, 8
eggs, separated, l. teaspoon va
nilla, i cup jellied cranberry
sauce, 6 tablespoons sugar.
Pour milk over bread crumbs.
Blend melted butter with syrup
and add well beaten egg yolks.
Add vanilla and mix with milk
crumb mixture. Turn into but
tered baking dish and bake in
moderately slow oven (325 de-
.grees) until firm.
Spread pudding with generous
AVER of cranberry sauce. Top
with meringue made from egg
whites and sugar. Bake In mod.
crate oven $3.50 degrees) until
meringue Is nicely Drowned.
Recommended for its pleas
antly different taste and for its
appetizing appearance Is this
peach trifie-light. delicately fia-
vored with peaches and white
wine. This sweet IL built on
foundation of plain sponge or
angel cake. festive enough TO
conclude any meal.
It's topped with whipped
cream to which almond fiavoring
In added and, II desired. a few
alivered almonds - delightful
md easy to make.
Peach TriHs
Three cups cooked peaches.
rubbed through a sieve, q cup
sugar, / tablespoon cornstarch, 2
tablespoons water, y cup dry
white wine. 8 slices plain sponge
or angel food cake, Y teaspoon
almond extract, 2 cups cream,
whipped. u cup split toasted
almonds, II desired.
Add sugar to sieved peaches.
I Add cornstarch which has been
dissolved In the water TO the
peaches and cook mixture until
thickened. Cool. Add the wine.
Arrange slices Of cake on large
dessert plate.
Spread peach mixture over
! cake generously. Top with
whipped cream favored with al
: pnond extract. Sprinkle toasted
almonds on cream.
/. Green Ia the traditional color
: now that the season II under
!. way so let's carry II out In a
light fluffy lime chiffon pie.
Tart. yet appetizing TO the
spalate this pie Is tops in favor!
Lime Chiffon Pie
Three egg yolks, slightly
beaten. 10 tablespoons sugar. !
cup water, package lime fia-
vored gelatin. 8 tablespoons lime
or lemon juice, III teaspoons
grated rind, " teaspoon salt, 3
egg whites, ! baked 9-inch pie
shell.
Combine egg yolks and 4
tablespoons sugar In top OF
double boiler. mixing well. Add
water and blend. Cook over hot
water until mixture coats spoon,
stirring constantly. Remove
from heat. Add gelatin and stir
until dissolved.
Add Juice and rind. Chill un-
ill slightly thickened. Add salt
10 egg whites and beat until
foamy; then add remaining 6
tablespoons sugar. gradually and
continue beating until stiff. Fold
slightly thickened gelatin mix
ture into egg whites. Pour into
chilled pie shell. Chill until firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Plan Design

In the three articles this past
week the varying heights and
uses of many kinds and varieties
have been discussed. and it is
suggested that you look back 10
Monday, Thursday and Fridays
issues.
A particularly lovely way Of
planning annual borders is 10
plant them in a design, possibly
just with scalloped edges, or in
form of a braid. or in a patch
work quilt pattern.
II you wish TO try this, first
draw your design roughly on
paper. then think of the color
scheme you will use. then OF the
heights Of flowers you wish.
Combine the last two and pick
out the varieties Of ANNALS you
will grow. Buy the seed and
when planting time comes mark
your pattern on the ground us
ing the same materials that
Hansel and Gretel found salts
factory--little white pebbles.
These serve as planting
guide and remain later TO mark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Best for Fragrance

II you wish ANIMALS for frag-
rance you must choose the kinds
that smell sweetly. Whether you
plant them in rows or as garden
ornaments depends again@ on
your personal feelings.
Best for fragrance are flower
ing tobacco, night-scented stock,
petunia. stock. sweet alyssum,
candytuft. heliotrope. carnation.
pink.
There are also wonderfully
fragrant annual vines such as
the moonflower (Which as its
name implies opens with night
fall) or sweet peas.
Planning beds or borders OF
enpuals is necessary TO get color
harmony and also because of
the widely different heights Of
the various sorts. Obviously you
want the taller growers TO the
back, the shorter TO the front and
the medium size ones in between.
Unless-you have a bed which is
TO be seen from both sides, as in
bordering a path, and then you
will plant TO have the tall grow
ing ones down the middle. with
medium and short on both sides
of the tall rows, in that order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Double Purpose
Room Advancement

IN THE good old days when
Il houses began with IL rooms
and worked up, there was space
for rooms devoted 10 just one
part of daily life-music rooms,
dining rooms and such. Today
each room must serve a purpose
all the day through.
This has been managed In a
charming and unusual way in
Bonita Granville's house. One
room has a double north window,
a huge curved bow window in
the southeast corner. The north
end of the room Is dining room.
furnished with the conventional
table, chairs and sideboard, the
chairs upholstered in cool green
leather.
North windows are thanked
with pots of growing ivy But the
south end Of the room is a sum
room, the windows made with
deep window seats upholstered
in dark red leather, with occa-
sional chairs 10 match.
Rafters tanning out 10 the
curved window are dark wood,
the ceiling between painted gar
net red. Curtains in all the win
dows are white. the fabric re-
sembling monks cloth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
For Lovely Back
Watch Posture

THE FINE, stately back Is the
result of good posture, which is
not as common as IL should
be, even now when girls endeavor
to look soldierly.
Keep the spinal column erect.
II thin don't carry yourself
rigidly; II you do the shoulder
blades will be noticeable.
Let the arms have an easy
manner. The evening bodice
without straps accentuates
thinness.
II sometimes happens that the
back is not without blemishes,
Hthat there are tiny red points,
possibly black dots where the
Hlesh has been frictioned by
heavy fabrics.
Use a long handled brush and
rich soap suds when bathing.
There's nothing equal to soap
for fighting eruptions and soft
ening wax like plugs In the skin
that eventually form blackheads.
After the scrubbing. wrap
yourself In a large turkish towel
that has been wrung out OF hot
water, give the flesh a thorough
stean1ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Never Begins

Every day he plans TO eat less,
smoke less, get more exercise
and give up late hours, but not
until ne finds himself in an amy
camp does his rigid regimen
begin.
Another thing he has strong
ideas about punctuality, but If
you expect him TO be right on
time for dinner you'll have TO
get him in the army.
He is constantly planning to
take up a serious and improving
course of reading. but somehow
he never seems 10 get beyond
the sports page.
He is always making a great
sacrifice-giving up habit. a
girl, or a weakness-and then
going right back to II Tor her)
in a few days.
II a girl could read the army
code and regulations, she might
understand a mans real ideals
and theories. But she'd never
know that he was living up TO
them. unless he was in the army.
Distributed by King Features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Recipes
In LeaAet

BLAMING family meals Is no
= small task. as every mother
knows. No matter how many
recipes you have in your file,
there are always times when you
long for something different TO
serve.
To help homemakers with
their daily menu planning chore
Prudence Penny has prepared a
leaflet of Purse-String Recipes.
This leaflet is one of five re-
Gently made up.
Others are:
Games for Young and Old
Budget Menus and Recipes
Luncheon and Dinner Menus
Budget Entertaining.
These FIVE leaflets, along with
is regular leaflets have been
compiled into a folder for easy
reference.
cents If called for at the service
counter in the lobby of The
Detroit Times Building or ID
cents by mail.
When ordering by mail, adj
dress your request TO Prudence
Penny, The Detroit Times, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
g,d and 1lAA cranberry Pudding Wake, TASTY Spring SD~s
Notice to


NEXT Tuesday marks the
y date of another weekly
cooking school for members or
The Detroit Times Homemakers
Club.
Class will be held in the club
room on the fifth floor of our
building and will start at 1:3O
in the afternoon. with doors
open at l o'clock.
Recipes which have been re-
qlested by homemakers Is the
q eme of Prudence Pennys
q monstrations. Substantial.
hornespun dishes they are, and
in variety, too.
.lmong the recipes to be pre-
pared are: Egg nog chiffon pie,
bran cheese puffs, beef and kid
ney pie. corned beef hash. prune
pie. vegetable and chicken loaf,
baked orange Marie and short
cut fudge.
Movie Comedian Mischa Auer
and his wife, Joyce Hunter, will
entertain at Tuesdays school.
They are currently appearing at
the Bowery Cafe.
Mr.. Auer needs on introduce
ton to moviegoers. He made his
first hit In MY Man Godfrey"
with the late Carole Lombard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

DRIED FIGS can be utilized
in many ways-as a substitute
for candy when eaten out OF
hand, in salads. in desserts and
for many other cooking pur-
poses.
A package of dried frs on
your emergency shelf assures
your family OF many healthful
vitamins and bodybuilding min
erals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

WIHAT do you want from an
w nuals7 Cut flowers? Frag-
rance? Color In bed or border?
How you plan your annual gar
den depends on what answer you
make to these questions.
II you want ANNALS merely
for cut flowers, the best way 10
grow them Is like vegetables, in
rows with a foot or so of space
between. In this way they are
easily watered. fortified, and
cultivated. II is also easy 10 cut
from them, merely walking be-
tween the rows and choosing the
blooms YOU want.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Extend Pattern

Have you a bird bath?s Or a
round or oval pool? Or sun
dial? Extend this pattern 10
the planting around them. Make
a double scalloped edge. or a
triple ring of color (maybe red
annual phlox, white sweet alys-
sum and blue lobelia) around the
feature and listen TO the cornpli-
ments of your friends.
Be differently garden OF
all one sort of ANIMALS, say zin-
Mas or marigolds. Grow all the
different forms--the little Next
can zinnias for border, or Zin-
MIA Linnearis; then back OF
them the Navajos and Lilliputs;
then, still farther back, the
scabiosa lowered and fantasy
forms with the California giants
forming the background.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Bright red cranberl


THE average man is a study
In contrast, a perfect speci-
men OF innocent paradox. There
are two sides to his nature. for
ever at war within his turbulent
soul. That's why no one woman
really understands him.
He is animated and inspired
by his higher aspirations and
codes; but nearly always ruled
by his little weaknesses and
spontaneous impulses.
He wants 10 do big. worth
while things in life: but spends
most of his time doing trivial,
foolish, amusing things.
Wants to Fight
Theoretically, he is a peaceful
soul who wouldn't kill a fly
yet he is itching to get out there
with Macarthur and mop up a
few Japs. And what he'd do TO
the Nazis. il he got a chance,
would make the war in Russia
look like a pink tea
He has beautiful theories
about love and loyalty, but
somehow they get out OF work
ing condition when a new and
attractive girl flags him. He
loves only one girl in the world,
but who is that eye tonic in the
pink hat?
He is always dreaming of
meeting the ideal girl who will
inspire him TO great achieve
ments. but spends all his eve
nings with some cute little thing
who amuses or flatters him.
He can give the office a bril-
liant pep talk on hard work
and stop right in the middle and
grab his hat when somebody re-
minds him that he's late for his
golf date.
He resolves each morning TO
be calm. serene, tolerant. for
bearing-4and ends by going into
a brainstorm because he doesn't
like the war news.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
7 art Fruit
And Bread
Combined
By PRUDENCE PENNY

.EvEN before springs bright
~ flowers are In full bloom.
there are evidences OF this
gala season on well laid Amer
lean tables. For enterprising
hostesses everywhere plan their
menus these days TO meet the
mood Of the season.
For good natured warmth and
goodness, q satisfyingly sweet
dessert cannot be equaled. 1t Is
the perfect finale to a light fam
lily or guest meal Of new fresh
vegetables. Most welcome. too,
are those low I'm sugar content.
As gay as a colorful tulip Is
this cheerful red and white
cranberry bread pudding. The
delicious bread pudding itself Is
topped with a layer Of tart
sweet jellied cranberry sauce.
then covered with q swirling
Y1erinOIIp-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Two Sides Selecting Annual Plants
To Average For Harmony and Design
Man sNdture WHAT 20. want = ' 's.:s' .s p: ::'a
BY ISABEL FUCKER

the outline for you. II a seed or
two should fall outside its alot-
ted space and need to be re-
moved. When the plants grow
up, they are no longer visible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
WiNkie Flags
Joint Returns

NEW YORK, March 81 GNS)
In the opinion of Wendell L
Willkie. women are both people
and individuals. and should not be
robbed of their hard-won status
by the proposed mandatory joint
income tax for husbands and
wives.
"Such a proposal Is direct
deprivation OF individual free
dom, and as such I am unalter-
ably opposed to IT," he said.
"When you say a woman's an
individual, you say all there Ii
to say against this proposed
Joint income tax law for hus-
bands and wives.
"You cannot transform an In
dividual into a chattel at will,
even for tax purposes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Divorces Gain
264 900 Marriages on Rocks
Set Hieh Record

ASHIN GTON. March q
GNS). The census bureau re-
ported today that the divorce rate
in 1910 was the highest on record,
with 264.000 marriages winding
up in the courts.
The bureau figured that more
than one couple out Of every six
getting married got divorce.
The bureau reported that the
most divorce s-27, 500 - were
granted in Texas. not Nevada,
home state of the divorce capital
Of Reno.
Michigan ranked fifth, with H.
054 divorces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Kidnaper Of Child
Gets Il 10 IS Years

Convicted Of kidnapping a 6-year-
old girl, Ernest Broune. &c, Of
BEDFORD township, today was
sentenced 10 7i2 10 Is years in
Jackson prison by Judge Donald
Van Zilc.
After holding the girl for two
hours in his truck. she escaped
Broune also faces prosecution rs
a fourth offender. having spent
Is wears in iail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Lunch Honors Count Sforza

A luncheon honoring Count
Sforza. foreign minister Of Italy
before the rise Of Mussolini, will
be held at Hotel Statler tomorrow
through cooperation Of the De-
troit Philosophical Society, a group
Of the Mazzin Society, and the
local branch of the Foreign Policy
Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Beef Shortage in Windsor

There is a temporary shortage
of beef in Windsor, packers re-
ported today. because of increased
shipments 10 the United state
and TO the Canadian army. How
ever. there are plenty OF chickens
and turkeys. the packers Sain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
u. D. Debaters 81 Madison

The University Of Detroit debate
sound is competing in the invita-
ro7al Delta Sigma Rho tourna-
ment. opening tonight in Madison.
Ms under sponsorship OF the
1 -r,trrstty of Wisconsin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

WASHINGTON. March u. -.
The present demand for manda-
tory ioint income tax returns of
husbands and wives is not intended
as a Tevenue-raising proposal, but
is designed 10 destroy the indi-i
vidual property rights of married
women. Miss Cathrine Curtis,
director OF Women In
vestors in America, Inc. charged
in testimony before the House
ways and means committee.
Appearing in behalf OF women
property owners and taxpayers
represented in the membership Of
the women investors organization,
in opposition TO the modified
treasury proposal for mandatory
Joint returns on individual earn
ings of husbands and wives instead
of the individual returns now pre-
vailing. Miss Curtis told the
committee:
"The mandatory joint income
tax issue was introduced 10 the
ways and means committee last
year by Leon Henderson.
PREVIOUS DEFEAT
"The committee brought II to
the floor of the House. where 1t
was defeated by slightly more
than 3-to-2 vote.
Regardless OF all this-we
find this year that Secretary Of
the Treasury MOrgenthau and
Randolph Paul, his special tax
advisor, are recommending it
with n modification.
"In discussing the mandatory
joint return question. we believe
one must approach II not only
from the question Of income hut
from the basic question OF
women's property rights - Of
women's right to own property
Individually. This is particularly
necessary In view OF the treas
ury's proposed modification.
TAN JOINT INCOME
According to MIR. Paul's
statement To this committee,
individual taxes-mill he eem--
puted separately on the incomes
Of both husband and wife-then
added together. The tax then
will he computed on their joint
income.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
PENALTIES MARRIAGE

Further than this. II will
destroy the independence of
women and wipe out benefits Of
wills, trust funds, individual
property ownership and legacies.
The penalizing Of happy married
life by levying n discriminatory
tax burden thereon and tho
substituting, by government of
separation and divorce by way
Of lesser tax burdens, Is some
thing to which no member OF
Congress should he a party.
"If there Is no intent to
penalize marriage, why Is this
proposal designed to apply only
to those married couples living
together:
Living under the same roof
IL used as an excuse to join
their incomes for tax purposes,
why should II not also apply to
brothers and sisters who live
together. -orLto- any group
relatives who jointly occupy the
same household and benefit nv
the Joint income of all who live
under the same roof"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Married Women S Rights Peri|ed
By Joint Tax, Says Miss Curtis
Tells Of Menace to Home Life
in New Propose by Treasury
special to rHE DETROIT TIMES

"The total Of the taxes on
their individual incomes then
will be deducted from the tax
on their joint income-and the
difference will he cred ted
against the amount levied on
their joint income.
apparently. treasury officials
are trying. through the sug-
gested modification. To make the
mandatory joint return proposal
palatable. Because Of this, and
since IL evidently would not
produce any additional federal
revenue. Its proposal raises the
question:
why this insistence to Inn
pose this unjust. unconstitutional
tax policy on the married people
Of this country
1.-THE proposal will affect not
only the incomes Of n compare
lively small number OF wealthy
couples. as has been suggested.
hut also will place heavy and
unnecessary tax burden on the
families Of workers with small
incnmaS
La gaceta., 1942-08-12

William Price, 55, y Myrtis
.O'Neal, Al William Marion Las
sitter, %, y Nina Phyllis Jack
son, %; Herman Ostroff, %. y
Florence Levina, %; George G.
Blavos, 20 y Dorothy Sanders,
20; Jose Fernandez, 40, e Ines
Joiner, 35; Lewis Elmer Laird,
%, y Louise Bell, 81 John AL
bert Roxbury, %, y Frances Ar
laine Marcinak, %; William T.
Simpkins, 81, y Bernice Elaine
Nitka, 81; Robert Fales Ed
ridge, % y Mary Louise Stickel,
20; Ralph tori Cedas, %, y
Need Nell O'Barr, 81 Jesse w
Thomas, 25, Y Adair A. Lynn,
rs; Paul Sedansky, 26, y Cliff
ton Barksdale, %; John Elmer
Connaster, 40, y S. M. Lynch,
43; John w. Poitevent, 81, v
Mamie Ruth Odom, II.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12

nistrador general de la botica y
fuente de soda, con llevarle de
nuevo a los tribunales y acusar-
10 en- &c diferentes ocasiones.
Varias personas escucharon
las palabras del inspector Y pro-
test6 de elias ell Sr. Manuel Gar
cia, letrado de la Madison Drug
Co.
Stephens lie hizo saber al ms
pector que de todas las acusacio
mes injustas SO defenderia ener-
%gicamente.
Los empleadss de la Madison
fueron absueltos en- la corte del
juez de paz Turner, por no ha-
Der hecho IN analisis de las bebi
das Ell inspector Hutchinson.
Junto al juez sc encontraban,
en- Ell acto del juicio, Abe Marca-
dis, Ell jefe de policia Woodruff
y ell Inspector de las amenazas.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12

teniente, sin tener derecho a e
Ito.
Declare el procesado que des
de nino lie llamaban "teniente''
Muchos abuses sc han come
lido, recientemente, por indivi-
duos que sin pertenecer al ejer-
otto han venido usando unifor-
mes.
Hoy seran presentados al jue2
Barker, William Clarence FL.
more, que i~legalmente usaba e.
uniforme de la infanteria de ma
.rina, = Charles Arlington Potts
.lue sin pertenecer al ejercito We
MIA usando Ell uniforme del sol
dado americana
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
In Obispo rinde tribute
: All voLienfe pueblo filipino
Ell Presidente de las IsIus reeibe IN h%omenoie
en- los sevicios r~elisiosos

E X Ilus-
trisimo Senior John F. O'Hara,
de la Orden de la Santa Cruz y
Delegado Militar, rindio I'm
fervoroso homemade al pueblo
filipino en- un sermon que pre-
dic6 recientemente en- la Cate
dral de San Patricio, de esta
ciudad. Ell senior Manuel Que
E6n, Presidente de la Comuni-
dad Filipino, concurrio con su
sonora esposa y sus dos hijas
a dichos servicios religiosos los
cuales fueron ofciados por el
Ilustrfsimo, Francis J.. SPELL
man, ArZobispo de Nueva
York.
"Nuestra propia naci6n Sc hs
enriquecido e inspirado por la leal-
tad y e. indomito valor del pueblo
que en- Bataan y en- C~orregidoF
estuvo hombro con hombro junto q
nosotros," dijo Ell Obispo o'Hara.
ny . listed, sefor presidente, junto
con cada ciudadano americana, re-
petimos Ia promesa de nuestro Pre-
Sidente dc que os devolveremos y
estaremos orgullosos de ayudar a
restaurar la libertad a la naci6n
mas cristiana del 0riente."
"Nuestra tarea debe ser realizada
sin odio alguno. La justicia y mi
sericordia nos brindaran los mas
anhelados frutos de Ia victoria. FL
odio tan solo producira ruina y
desolaci6n."
FL Presidente Quez6n y 81 conf
hva fueron recibidos a Ia entrada
del temple por ell Obispo O'Hara y
por Monseior Joseph r. Flannelly,
Administrator de Ia Cathedral. Al
AnaliEar In Misa, fueron Ealudados
~ q Axzohizno HRSnlan.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12

a las Islas Filipinas, Nueva Guinea,
China, Burma y Jap6n, por la
Fuerza Aerea del Ejercito esta-
dounidense. La mayor victoria de
que Sc hacia menci6n en- ell Rnalisis
era la del Mar de Coral a prop6sito
de la cual sc declaraba Modesto
mente que Use infigieron perdidas
considerables al enemigo, Y 10 que
parecia indicar una invasion acab6
en- una retirada.
FL analisis terminaba recopilando
los cinco primeros meses de la
guerra con las siguientes palabras:
"Durante los primeros cinco me-
ses de la guerra hemos sufrido
reveses pero tambien hemos con-
seguido algunas victorias. Els in
negable que ell pueblo de los
Estados Unidos esta imbuido de un
prop6sito com1n y de una deter
minacion inquebrantable de vengar
ell alevoso ataque de diciembre y
librar a la humanidad de los agre-
sores militaristas, demostrando al
fin Ia justicia de la causa a la cual
han dedicado las Naciones midas,
sin escatimar NADIA, sus fuerzas
vivas, u recursos y SD destino."
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
E CONTRATO PARA
LOU

Cleveland, agosto l12.-Un
contrato para dirigir los Indios
de Cleveland por tres amos, le
fue entregado aver por ell presi-
dente Alva Bradley al joven d.
rector Lou Boudreau, que tam
.bien desempeha ell SIS de SD no.
vena.
Regira ell contrato, con I'm suel
do mayor de $4,000, hasta
1915.
Ell contrato anterir era de dos
ahos Y expiraria en- 1943.