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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
The Brighter Side

4 FELLOW was arguing tho
n other day that the genera
ton that will shortly be- called
10 tho colorS Cthe Is and l9-
year-old kids may be the hard
est-boilcd bunch Of youngsters
TINS nation has ever summoned
10 war.
7 don't tFInk ne meant your
own carefully raised and wal
behaved children. SIR. and
madam, | think he meant the
neighborS' children
He said it would be the 1--WE
-r-rrarTUrT- thdrII1fCSrz liILIktES llIlzi
dance halls. speaks a lingo Of
D., own. drives Stripped-doWn.
Souped-up jallopieS, driHkS-f.k-
ker and brings gray hair 10 tho
beans Of managers Of movie
houses by taking possession Of
their Joints and dancing IN The
alSlcS or busting up the show If
the spirit moves
He said il viii be the genera
ton that, according 10 police re-
ports IS responsible for the
greatest increase Of juvenile
crime IN history the generation
that has produced the young
loot Suit ruffianS. wearing
weird apparel and guilty OF nu-
merouS otfcnses of violence.
Remember. sir. and madam.
I feel sure he was not talking
about your Riddles but the
ones around the corner,
You may be sure / did my best
20 shout him down ] conlended
that the present younger gen.
Grafton Is no worse and may
be a little better. than any other
1919 generation since the be-
ginning of what We call modern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

1.-THE Big Time: VIII Twins
IL book. "The Making OF
Reporter.
The short called This Is
Everybody's War al the Para
mount.
Molly Picon'S artistry at the
theater named for her-the for
mer Jolson.
Jan Savi,t'S sweet swing on
the Aston Roof.
Best cuisine in the popular
places--still al Versailles.
The Prof. NJ. Bergere orcheS-
ira and the girls al La Maru-
nIque.
The chicken SpcCIaitics AZ The
Stork--d elish.
Charles and Y. kenny'S best
song which Kate Smith INTRO
duced: Paradise Valley" .- d
sure fire car-catchcr.
EDWARD L. BERNAYS spoke
- before class a Cleveland
College OF Western Reserve Uni-
versity.
He made il clear that unless
the selected leaders a. well
A. the elected leaders of this
nation were united in the war
effort America could not reach
lis great capacity for final VIC
tory In the shortest possible
time with the minimum loss OF
life.
--f3t-t--r7fv-- r1i1-tf 7c students ttrat
there are only 25 persons IN the
United States who could be OF
large influence in uniting tho
nation and winning tho peace
The SAID Al EeHHat-s - ff4--
cludc the President. the vice
president. Don Nelson. Senator
La tollettc. Leon Henderson,
Elmer DAVIS, Mrs. Roosevelt.
Willkic, Arthur Sulzberger. Roy
Howard, Col 4. X. Mccormick
OF Chicago Henry Luce. labor
cadery Murray, Green and
VLcWiS kIklnger. LOUIS 4 Ia
ber. Edward q Neil and ,cvcn
CoiuUrISTS re ~ whom are
radio Commentators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

Taf>. once. ono Cr san Fran
CISCO $ most beloved restaurants,
Still stands on O.Farrc.l street.
II is az present occupied by
'Slapsv MaNeS q cafe owned
Al Tx ftCseUrID0IU The
whimsical cN-leather pu,hcr
The term 'An/acS. niue h
used IN World War !, generally
was believed 10 refer exclusively
20 Australians tut was rights
fully applied 20 troops Of Aus
traiia and Sew Zealand.
Mrs. JOE III NAGGIO known
w IN The entertainment world
as Dorothy Arnold.
Whenever | tel my girl friend
7 have seen some Well-knoWn
woman She asks me
Nv What did She have ON ,"
TFTS is a question mover have
been able 10 answer 10 her
satisfaction but she sun asks H..
I really should say 10 the
feminine celebrities l meet.
Nv hat have you on ." So I
could -apAAlt.t - Y ssstf.f.ttff1.t-iff--
toned query
tried 10 figure out Mrs Di-
Maggie attire
Seems TO me She had on a Sky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Paradise Valley
Ear-CatcIIer

titlcs-and then decided TO Join
the navy.
The latter title. you'll agree,
sounds Ensign Jensen.
MANHATrAN MuralS: The
vi Cosmopolitan Hotel on W.
Broadway and Chambers Street
oldest in town. Haven for gold
miners in the uscd-tO-bc.
The Troopers Club on w. f3d.
run by StagehandS 10 foster and
cultivate social relations for
each other free from politics
and religious SquahblcS.
The shop a. isth and 9Th
which sells books ~ matches
from the swauk SPOTS for &c
each
The Chorus Gul Factory
conducted 10y pretty Mildred
Ray at 1850 + way
Said to keep more chorines
working than any dance pro-
Queer
Life and American mag viii
feature her ID January.
NEW YORK Noyclettc IIc
y vas la and waiting to be
yalIs}
So they decided to take what
Happiness tAny- could and blend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

Z II What causes phlebitiS2
How long does It take 20 recover
from Dr.?
Answer phlebitis. or irfan-
nation Of a vein, usually occurs
IN the Veins Of the legs and IS
caused most often by Appendix
cits. pelvic inflammation and
following chldhlrth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

II YOU are middLnS old, >eu
L can probably look back 20 the
days when YOU were emerging
from YOUR teens and your elders
saw no hope for you because
A1ll-l2G-c tsi.---4 - : = --ft.et -.
can or playing cards. possibly
graduating into those immorali-
ties after n career OF playing
hockey, robbInC orchards and
committing other dcpredatonS
against law and orday
Maybe You Aouted home au-
thorlly and did a bit of braWling
and hung out in saloons and
carried on in q bawdy manner
generally bar a. You view those
actions IN retrospect. YOU per-
hapS attribute them 10 a normal
eNuberanCo of youth and not
to the innate cu>sedne,> that
YOU may now assign TO a young
generation that ha~- H4eFeiitt de-
NiSpd innovations IN similar mis-
conduct
l deny the responsibility OF
the younger genrtatIon of this
or any other period for nearly
all trans Erc>>lon> / say that
responsibility Away, belongs 10
their elders beginning IN the
home with The parents
II outside the homo Il genera
frov l~ guilty OF disorder claim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

chine gun instead Of Baedeker,'
The MAJOR safa
He stops at the hest hotels
and inns at the expense of his
hosts.
An German tourists dress
alike.
They wear field gray suit
side arms and steel helmets.
They are great boI~terers Of
morale.
They work on tho theory
that no one ever heard of dead
man complaining or fu>Sing, -
they shoot the CompIaincrs and
Ln>scr> Ihis II -ua1I Of the nov
order happiness code
Tins HNUa ION b! The MAJOR
t-tt Italy was about ~ collapse
elarwe3 mo
irt ~-for is sos seldom f-rL
Thought that by n,el-lln
L.l--lL-L- Isl .s--i-l4i- r4--->- - =
bias had p yeats
Bat or second 'Ha.e-' f--
urr5 thar t+-o sV average,
probably Vas V.tkrc tor tho
major and tr-' 20, 6ac 20 cali
ono the uGr' was
] asked rhe 05ror vr7' he
Thought 're A.'af \ats-~
should do 10 IHN Vh.n 4rI j.
j. CrI.ag>s>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
the general orders,

BY Dr. Logan CIcndening

being done; it should be uni
VerSal.
The patch test is performed
by applying 70 the clean SKIN an
adhesive plaster so constructed
r-77 : = 70iTy rT-fTTiy HEFT77T TT
skin a gwen amount Of matter
prepared from tuberculln.
TUBERCULIN is-s- pr09uct Of
i The activity Of the growth
81 the germ 't4ii7t,f-t-tt+ III
diluted and gwen m this fashion
j. never mas done any one any
harm
Formerly with children tlher-
cuGn va, used hy scratching ne
kin and applying the tlbcrculln
10 the scratch.
i has boon found however.
chat the unbF0keU SKIN CTVc7
reaction IN this fashion which Is
iu,t as reliable as the scratch
tLAt---
Fortv-cieh' hours after The
patch is put on the adhesive
plaster Is removed and II the
SKIN Is red and swollen AZ the
place where the tuhcrcui.n was
IN contact. j. indicates that
there is 2 possibility Of active
tuberculosis
--I .,.t.-,~,.'g-sa ,,-g,, 10 omit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
queries -ff.fe,faa clients,

Att5FeffH..si- ffft+i4a- Z fit-t4tt S,------
~ Q-You seem 10 be critical
of the use Of the word cute"
But tell me what word better
describes the poetry OF Ogden
Nash.
Ynu-h aNe=me there lady.
7 think cute Is eXcellently
adapted 70 the purpose you men,
ton
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

- 1 LOT Zoe answered But
\ the first thing they should
do il 10 get copies ot all the
speeches made by Nus>olini and
his mouthpieCe, GaNda. during
the past tcW wears. and have
them make them All over again.
" the troops uf IN" nited
Nations tramp through the
streets nf Rome. have NuS~oliui
stand a-qulNcrIng on his balcony
and repeat those bombaStic
statements 81 his. the ones IN
which he told his people how
the Fascist lrgion> of steel would
share I'm the conquest az the
world
Then. a. Gilman. let two
or three dozen Philippians. sur
NiNurS ot the DAYS " hen he
bombed hclplc>, Ethiopia with
out mercy, quietly take him for
long and scenic ride along the
banks Of the Tiher.
And. while they cutting his
throat, they can let Ciano have
IL. too"
Major T'u0dcrbu>> Burder-
hu>s B, I'd rough man hu' strictly
right
u.rHpra re N.>sals. syndicate 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

blue tailored suit and 2 hat that
looked like "A small drum
ON this hat she had what I
think was either snond or a
vmplo OF sunset red color
just now had wonderful
idea
] could carry camera loaded
with color film with me and
whenever I saw n female celeb
rity l could take a snapshot
Of her.
Then when my girl friend
what did she have one" 7
could iust hand over The snap
shot
CAV a golfer today toting nine
y iron clubs along with the
other cl1bs in bis bag
80 golfer needs more than
three irons.
This man should turn SIX OF
his clubs over 10 The government
for scrap iron.
Cpl John Norwood Jr. Of
Camp Option \. Y. freely con-
fcSscs he wears a wedding ring
bu ACIDS
ut was my Wife's idea"
As for the addition Of the
letter II 70 a first name tending
ta-.ncrcaSe- a person chances
for success I know Of only one
person who found this 20 be true.
That is Irehne HobsOn of Los
Angeles.
However. a subscriber named
1rna Of Fresno has changed her
name 10 Irmah and will inform
this department .lf the change
brings her any luck.
IF IL does / am going 10 change
nv first name TO Edghar. Then
maybe | viii break my record
Of never having won the daily
double.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
EsN Damon EsunNOH

civilization. whatever that
means, and that the same things
of which this generation Is ac-.
cused have been changed IN diff
fcren' forms all summing up 10
ornerlncSS against every gen
GRAFTON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

tEHf German tourist can be
Il distinguished Nv the fact
that he carries r hand grenade
instead of camera, and ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Broadway
by Walter WincheII

Trad. Mark Registered. Copyright. 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
by T.. v. Dur'ing

pslubaFca ~ Kns Features syndIeaff, no.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

titles-and then decided 10 join
the navy
The latter title. you'll agree,
sounds nice Ensign Jensen.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29

Did you ever ride to a party,
church or Sunday school, double
two on horseback-with your best
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29
: Three Meals A Day !
y BY SIDNEY SNOW

BY SIDNEY SNOW

flour mixture gradually over sur
face and fold in slowly and gently
with spoon, folding towards center
of bowl and rotating both bowl
and spoon. Keep spoon beneath
surface of batter and fold until the
mixture is smooth G minutes)
Turn into large a quartz ungreas-
ed tube pan. Bake in slow oven
5000 F.) 80 minutes; then in-
crease heat slightly (3250F.) and
continue baking 40 minutes long
er. Remove from oven and invert
pan on rack for at least one hour
or until cold. Remove from pan.
Let stand IL hours or longer before
cutting. After standing and before
cutting cover tops and sides with
straw berry icing
Strawberry Icing
cups sifted confectioners' su-
gar.
Dash of salt
IA cup crushed fresh strawber-
ries.
teaspoons lemon juice (about)
Add sugar and salt to crushed
fruit, mixing well. Then add lem
on juice until of consistency to
spread thinly on cake. Makes
enough icing to cover top and the
sides of Brides Shower CANCEL
food) Cake.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29

June brides may be as plentiful
as June Strawberries but there is
usually only one per group so
when you plan her" shower plan
thusly!
Brides Shower Cake
10 to Is egg whites)
l IL cups egg whites
IA teaspoon salt
l teaspoon cream of tartar
1 IL cups sugar
/ cup sifted cake flour
IA teaspoon almond extract
IA teaspoon vanilla
Place egg whites in large bowl.
sprinkle salt and cream of tartar
over them and mix together slight
ly with several strokes of flat
wire whisk. Sift sugar. Sift the
flour once, measure, add 1-2 OF
sugar and sift together four more
times. Beat egg whites with whisk
using slow, gentle motion that
keeps them beneath surface. Con-
tinue beating until whisk leaves
faint line when drawn across sur
face Of egg whites. Add remaining
sugar gradually beating as before
until texture is very fine and even
and mixture begins to form slight
ly rounded surfaces when whisk
is raised. (Do not overbeaD. Add
flavOring. Remove whisk. Sift
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29

To candy orange, lemon or
grapefruit peel, cut the peel into
halves or quarters. Let them
stand overnight in salted water
zone tablespoon salt to one quarter
of water) Drain and wash thor
oughly. Simmer in clear water,
changing the water several times
until it has no bitter taste. When
the peel is tender, drain, cut into
strips or add whole to the syrup
and simmer until it is transparent.
Drain, roll in granulated sugar and
allow the peel to dry well before
packing. To make the syrup, boil
together until the syrup spins a
thread when dropped from the
spoon 1884 F.) two cups Of sugar
one cup of water and one-third cup
of light corn syrup.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29
HORSE AND BUGGY
DAYS . :.
BY the Old Lamp Lighter
fellow?

Fellow!
1t may have been to singing
school, and in mentioning the old
time singing events, we are com
ing up to the real subject of our
story. Think a little, old friend
Did you not, many a time. have
your girl on behind you and as YOU
rode along, did she not hold on
tighter by putting her arms around
your sturdy waist. Don't for
moment think she was afraid
Girls Of those days were used to
roughing it, more or less. Well
she just hung on to you-that's all.
But lest We get too far awav
from the thing about which we
started out to write. we will talk
a little about that ancient but
most useful institution, the spell
ing school. 1t was no doubt held
in some old school house, by
singing master who went around
from community to community.
They were perhaps somewhat
primitive but | venture there were
better spoilers those days than to-
day, among not only high school
but college graduates. | recently
saw some college text books like
these: Syllabus OF English Liter
ature, Surveying, Trigonometry.
Algebra. Public School Administra-
ton, Latin, Greek. Spanish, Princi-
pies of Education, Philosophy,
Chemistry, etc. These, of course.
are fine, but the Importance of be-
ing a good speller should be more
highly emphasized today and have.
a more important place on the
public school, high school and even
the college and university curricu-
lum. However, | did recently hear
of a high school in the West pay
ing more attention to the import
ant art of spelling. This school
held a spelling bee.
But the thought has just occur
red to me that perhaps I had bet
ter try some self Improvement with
the spelling book. ~.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS

Five Per Cent Interest, 10 to is
rears to pay. L. S. Spangler, 2nd
.Ioor, Second National Bank Bldg.
Telephone 335.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29

order in the city. When one be-
comes accustomed to eating chick
ems which have been killed only
two or three days before cold stor-
age or even so-called fresh killed
fowl Chose which have been killed
from 5 to days before) are no
longer found desirable. Fowl
should be kept on ice a day or two
after killing. before cooking, but
not much longer than that if the
flavor is to be retained.
Choose sunfast colors in wall
papers in not too thin paper and
have it put on by good workman.
1t is poor economy to use cheap
labor to hang good paper; it also
follows that good paper will give
many more years Of service than
cheap paper and save the cost Of
frequent labor bills.
Scrape dishes and pots into
newspapers or the sink strainer.
and empty the strainer and remove
from sink before washing dishes
otherwise the residue removed
from the dishes floats in the water
and adds to the grease in the sink.
For rolled sandwiches, cut the
crusts from fresh loaf of bread
Tor if a stale loaf of bread is
used cut off the crusts and wrap
for an hour in a cloth wrung
from cold water) Spread thin
layer of butter on one end Of the
Loaf and then cut it as thin a slice
as possible. If a filling is used
spread it on the buttered slice.
Roll this slice with the spread side
inward and lay it on a napkin, with
the edge of the slice downward.
When all the sandwiches have
been prepared, draw the napkin
them in a cold place until needed.
The butter will harden and hold
the rolls together.
To pan broil a steak, heat a
heavy skillet until sizzling hot,
place the meat in hot oven and
brown we'll on both sides. Re
duce temperature and cook until
the desired degree of doneness,
turning from time to time, being
careful not to pierce the meat.
Pour off the fat as it accumulate
in the pan. Place the meat on
a hot platter, spread with butter
and season with salt and pepper.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29
AUTO SALES, USED CARS

Diamond T Motor Truck Sales
and Service-Poe's Garage, rear
115 E. Franklin St., Hagerstown.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29
a MoDERNIzED SONG

The following was an old-time,
numerous effusion, written many
years ago and still resurrected and
sung on programs in which it is
desired to inject something Of a
lighter vein. The rhythm will no
doubt suggest to the reader what
that. old song was; however, the
words as they appear today, sub
sfituting the original ones in the
song, while carrying something of
humor, too, is intended to convey
with il in the new version, serious
ness in these troublous times.
The poem, brought up to date by
the Old Lamplighter, follows:
The war is on, oh then,
The war is on, oh then,
The war is ON, how l wish it were
So ! could be happy again.
We're fighting the Japs, oh then,
We're fighting the Japs, oh then,
We're fighting the Japs, the yellow
head rats,
But soon they'll be caught in a
We're fighting the Huns, oh then,
We're fighting the Huns, oh then,
Weu Danish the Huns, the mean
sons O guns,
III bet you five dollars-or ten.
We'll shoot our big gun, oh then,
Wen shoot our big gun, oh then,
Well shoot our big gun, they'll
think it no fun,
AS We thin out the ranks of their
Wen sink their destroyers, oh then
Wen sink their destroyers, oh then
Wen fire on the sea wherever
they be
They'll never come back here again.
Wen spot out their bombers, oh
then,
Wen spot out their bombers, oh
then,
Well hear their sad rumble as
down they will tumble,
Down, down in the green grassy
glen.
When the war is over, oh then,
When the war is over, oh then,
Wen all, don't you see. have a
country that's free
The great I. S. A, and AMEN,
Did you ever ride to a party,
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29

basement walls may be minimized
by insulating the walls and the
cold water pipes. Newspapers
wrapped around the cold water
pipes keeps them from sweating.
Dairy products are cheapest in
spring and summer. with butter
prices changing more than those
of milk or cheese. The peak of
butter and cheese-making is in
June. and the surplus is carried
through the year by refrigeration.
Break up in pieces large boned
saTdines and mix them with oyster
cocktail sauce to which has been
added few drops of lemon juice
hOrse-radish, tobasco sauce, Wor-
cestershire sauce, and salt to
taste.
Salt fish should be soaked sew
eral hours before using in 8 or 4
changes Of water, with the skin
side up. Wipe it dry, then soak
for ! hour in very cold water 1t
is then ready to be used in place
of fresh fish in any fish recipe.
Although coffee is only perfect
when prepared fresh, left over
coffee may be reheated if it has
been poured off the grounds before
putting aside. If coffee must be
kept hot a long time, it should be
poured off the grounds into an
other pot. Leftover coffee may
be used in coffee jelly. coffee ice
cream, or Russian chocolate.
Veal cuts are much the same as
beef, only smaller, as the veal
comes from calves four to ten
weeks old. There is less fat in
young animals than in older ones.
The meat should be light pink in
color, firm, fine grained somewhat
moist, and the fat pinkish white.
Yellow fat means poor quality of
meat. The bones should be soft,
small and very red. Spring is the
best season for veal.
Fresh killed chickens taste bet
ter although it is not always pos
sihle to have chickens killed To
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29

Help Win the Wari Buy De.
fense Bonds!
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29

SUITE of modern Offices. Desir-
able location, 3rd floor front, Ware
ham building, 1873 w. Washington
St.; also single Offices. Phone 527.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29
UNIVERSAL DRY CLEANER

For Dresses, Rugs, Floors, etc, 25c
gal in customers container. An
all-around cleaning solvent. H. l..
Mills 46 w. Baltimore St.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29
HOT OFF THE
GRIDDLE

Condensation of moisture on
basement walls may be minimized
by insulating the walls and the
cold water pipes. Newspapers
wrapped around the cold water
pipes keeps them from sweating.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-05-29

L. H. Miner, Johns-Manville and
Carey Approved Roofing contrac-
tors; Timing and sheet metal
work. Stag roofing, spouting, fur
naces, skylights, metal cornices.
Office at 35 Wayside avenue; shop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
In Independent Thinking
Lies Democracy's Strength
BY BENJAMIN DE CAsSERES

SPEAKING of independence;
~ A distinguished and patri-
otto columnist complains against
those who use the freedom of
the press to hurt and hinder the
war for freedom" But he does
not distinguish between those
who legitimately criticize the adj
ministration for the purpose of
winning the war and those cam
oufiaged traitors who do, un-
questionably. use the freedom of
the press not only TO. hinder the
war but to aid Hitler and the
Japs.
The columnist in the course OF
his argument cites a bit of his
tory in the following:
Zone Pennsylvania Gazette
had this to say about LincOln's
Gettysburg address: We pass
over the silly remarks Of the
President; for the credit OF the
nation we are willing that the
veil Of oblivion shall be dropped
over them and that they shall
no more he repeate or
thought Of
"A Chicago editorialist said:
The cheek OF every American
must Jingle with shame as he
reads the silly, fiat and dish
watery utterances Of the man
who has to be pointed out to
intelligent foreigners as the
President Of the United States"
There is no doubt that these
editorial gentry of the Civil War
era had no fair for great prose
and many had the political COLI
wobbles. But that criticism of
Lincoln is proof that democratic
free speech still prevailed in