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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Baked pastry shell
Merineue.

BAKED pastry smell
Meringue.
Rinse figs. drain and clip
stems. Put figs through food
chopper. using medium knife.
Cook and stir sugar and butter
in top of double boiler over
direct heat until melted. Re-
move from heat, add 2 cups milk
and soald over hot water, stir
ing 10 dissolve sugar.
Combine cornstarch. u cup
milk, figs, flavoring. salt and
egg yolks and beat until well
blended. Stir into hot milk;
cook and stir until thick. Pour
into baked shell and cover with
meringue. Bake in slow oven
300 degrees) about 80 minutes.
Serves six To eight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

FOR HER announcement
party. Roberta wore a be-
coming dance frock. with a
brown crepe skirt. and a
gold crepe bodice. -.
1t was made with a V neck
-. and trimmed with a gold
and amber buckle. -.
Mrs. Puifers gown was
brown crepe. t 90. :. and
trimmed with matching beads
80. on bodice and skirt. -.
Both ladies. ). wore brown
orchids. -.
The club was decked =.
throughout. :. with lavish ar
rangements of chrysanthe-
NUNS. >. an d foliage. :. in
autumn colors. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
u. of D. Girls
Organize for
War Work

UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT
co-eds have a definite issue in
mind in the matter of the
Women's League for the year of
1929.
President Rosemary Quinn has
announced that any affair that
does not contribute 10 the war
effort in some way or another
will be automatically shelved
for the duration.
Social affairs and business.
too. must benefit the common
GOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Mrs. Trix Seen

WE ALSO saw Mrs. Her
bert Trix Mrs. Harley Earl
80. Mrs. Herman F. Koestlin
-. Mrs. William Harris Jr.
and her mother, Mrs. Paul II.
Deming. -.
Mrs. J. B. Weber Jr....
Mrs. william c. lost. Mrs.
Donald Mitchell. Mrs. Har-
vey L. Kimerly. D.. Mrs. Nor
man A nd rson.. Mrs.
Theodore Richter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
3 Vitemins

But" Doctor Fucker told me.
II soy beans. cottonseed and
peanuts are skilfully used, they
can be made not only 10 replace
the protein in meat but also the
r vitamins in vegetables. " These
b vitamins are the ones IN which
most diets are lacking
For a number OF years. Chi
neSe children have been getting
along very we'll on a diet con-
sisting mainly of curdled SOY
bean milk.
That. the eminent scientist
observes. as something YOU have
10 learn 10 like. But all of us
are going 10 learn 10 like a lot
Of things before this war is
over"
Offset Protein Shortage
In a paper before the Ameri-
can Chemical Society. Doctor
,Zucker- suggested the---uSe- of
meat and -four made from SOY
beans. cottonseed and peanuts
TO Offset any possible protein
shortage that might he created
by the shipment OF huge quanti-
ties Of meat 10 our Allies.
Laboratory experiments with
mice placed on diets of the three
different seeds. have proved the
seeds to be an exceptionally rich
source Of good quality protein.
with B vitamin content com
pairing favorably with that Of
the green vegetables
Peanut Flower
our food Industries never lar
very far behind science You
can buy cottonSeed flour for as
little as ; cents per pound
Peanut -four is 50 much in do
mand by our military forces that
there is no wide distribution
among civilians but IL is hoped
the supplies will be INCREASED.
In the meantime, We can get
peanut butter, SOY bean -four
and cottonSeed flour.
While waiting for the new
products 10 be made more gen
orally available, we can take the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Tau Beta Sets
Meet for Oct. q

REGULAR FALL meeting of
Tau Beta and Tau Beta Asso-
citation will be held October q
at BIS p. m. at the Community
House in Hamtramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17


MARY GROVE ALUMNAE
ASSOCIATION will have a re-
ception for the seniors at Mary
grove Sunday afternoon.
Helen Schaden is president Of
the alumnae. Verna Jean Bran
charge Of the reception.
The Catholic Theater Group,
directed by William Finn. will
present a program. The Cath
Ole Theater Chorus. under the
direction of William Koerper,
will sing.
Rita Ann Akerson. Charlene
Hammer. James PagonaS. Bertha
Sell and John McCabe will con-
tribute 10 the entertainment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17

Of Ohio avenue.
The fourSome will stay over
for dinner and the evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
LOUISE EASTWOOD,
"Branford, Conn"
Worth Defending

There'n be some who will not
agree with that letter. but I sub
NIT that it is of the stuff that
made America.
The Crusaders who battled for
Christianity knelt before the
altar in mail armor before they
started on their long trail. II
fife is worth living nobly and
abundantly, it is worth defend
ing by every means within our
power. Not a happy thought.
perhaps-but it's the price we
pay.
Copyright. iel7. by King FEATURES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Elsie Robinson
Do American Mothers Make
Sissies Of Their Sons?

must fight for civilization as
well as have faith in il. And II
she truly loves her son she will
see that he is taught how TO
fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Deweys TO Ann Arbor

ANN ARBOR-bound for TO-
days Michigan Northwestern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-17
Roberta's Frock

Fraternity
Evening star., 1942-09-18
Pedestrians VIOLATING
Traffic Regulations
Will Be Arrested
Drive Begun to Reduce
D. c. Accident Toll;
80 Charged Yesterday

Washington pedestrians were
warned today that violations of
pedestrian-control regulations will
result in prompt arrest. The warm
ing followed the arrest of SO per-
sons in various parts of the city for
jaywalking yesterday and last night.
All of those arrested were forced
to put up 81 collateral for appear
ance in Traffic Court today.
Traffic Accidents Increase.
The breakdown is an outgrowth Of
an increase in the number of traffic
accidents involving pedestrians. The
drive began Monday following a
statement last week of Commits
sioner Young that drastic steps
would be taken if pedestrian traffic
violations were not stopped
Harvey G. Callahan, assistant po-
lice superintendent, said no blanket
order had been issued, but that the
various precincts decided on their
own to clamp down on violators.
Inspector Arthur E. Miller, head
of the Traffic Division, estimated
that 200 persons had been arrested
since Monday, and said that Ill
OF the arrests had been made by
the Accident Investigation Unit.
AIU Leads in Arrests.
The AIU made the largest number
of arrests yesterday, charging 4t
persons. The ninth precinct ar
rested 81 and the fifth precinct Is
Five persons each were given tickets
in the tenth and Second precincts
and two in the eleventh precinct.
Mr.. Miller said 1900 pedestrians
had been arrested during the fiscal
year ending July / as compared with
1000 in the previous year.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
Naval Commander
On Baiaan Officially
Listed as Prisoner
Copt. HoeffeI Identified
By Red Cross; Held
In Philippines

Capt. Kenneth Mortimer Hoeffel,
who commanded the American naval
forces which fought at Bataah and
Corregidor. was reported today by
the War Department to be a pris-
oner of the Japanese in the Philip
pines.
He was the first of the thousands
believed captured in the Philippines
to be definitely identified as pris-
oner of war.
Officials said the information as
to Capt. Hoeffel came through the
International Red Cross at Geneva,
but were unable to explain why his
name was reported alone.
List 80 Americans.
Capt. Hoeffel was included In q
list of 80 Americans held by the
enemy, of whom Is were Army and
Navy men and the remainder mer-
chant marine personnel interned in
Germany. OF the imprisoned serv-
ice personnel. eight were Navy men
interned at Frontstalag, Germany
four Army men held at Dulag Luft
Germany, and the other Army Of
ficers held by Italy and Japan
Aside from Capt. Hoeffel, the names
were released for local publication
only.
Capt. Hoeffel, a native of Oconto
Wis, has his home at Cambridge
Mass, where his wife lives.
Served Faithfully.
He commanded naval personne'
when they evacuated the Cavite
naval base on Manila Bay and the
secondary base on Olongapo wher
these points fell. 81 He directed the
destruction Of the already damaged
submarine tender Canopus, the fiat
ing drydock Dewey, the mine
sweeper Bittern, and the tug Napa
to keep them from falling into The
enemy's hands.
Commended for distinguishes
service In duties of great responsi
bility In time of war;" Capt. Hoeffe
was reported missing after Cor
regidor's fall,
Evening star., 1942-09-18
West Virginia Senatorial
Race Still Unsettled
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, Sept. ia
Forty-six days have passed since
West Virginias S primary election, but
the name of the Republican Senate
nominee today remained hidden in a
mass of recounts and legal con-
troversies.
Outcome of the contest became
more of question this week with a
recount of the August vote In
Kanawha County-the States most
populous-narrowing to SO votes the
lead of Chapman Revercomb OF
Charleston over Raymond J. Funk
houser of Shepherdstown
Subject to additional recounts, the
tally today gave Mr.. Revercomt
47,421 votes to 47,338 for Mr.. Funk
houser.
The contest, closest for a major
Office in the mountain States his
tory, may not be decided for weeks
but Secretary of State w. S. O'Brien
has said there will be nominee
September 80.
The man with the most votes that
day, Mr.. O'Brien said, will be
certified to ballot commissioners in
the SIS counties.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
LOST.

LOST.
HnLroLD, small brown; Navy identinca-
Iioh Hobars pape5s s5s9 Please return papers Phone
B.5LFo.D BILL brown leather eonssinns ysI
ward Phone wariieildd isss. s a'0"es' nc
nes arver ssssns psrm 1at0nns aGss
card and other personal papers: rs in the the
Vicinity Of Boiling Field Or Navy Yard.
ministration. IN and 6 SIS. Sc. is
sLAcK Is;4, fSoS, GocKEa = s!PaANIEL. male. white.
ners Rev reward. es shepSerd Stis sss7 's r0ur cor
ssss tan ca hatsfr a 1891 sa ssl 2 bus
COAT; lady's, dark blue eabardine. in
Rian0nd Roam 015f: Cab Co. lost and found dept.
DOG. small, black Pomeranian. female;
NV. Reward. RE. 1870
Dod, ISoe ;, female. max. toy sheep. white with black
keWard PSone M09Ss. Ho. sooo: SR. s1ms s1 s7s
EMERALD STONE. evening Of Sept. 1e.
taken uptown from Keith's. CO 1Si4.
EYEGLAssEs in brown case on Calvert
Bridge car Tues; Sept, 18th. at pm.
Reward. IR. 9039.
HAT left in o'Donnells Sea Grill. Please
return to Miss Kramer at ODonnells Sea
| LEWELLYN SETTER PUP, months old,
olack and white strayed from ODonnelIs s
Farms, Marlboro pike near Forestville
Nd. Liberal reward If returned to T. A.
| ODonnell. ODonnells Farm or O'Donnell' s
Sea Grill. Republic 21O2.
PIN, amethyst surrounded by pearls; val
ued highly as Christmas gift from deceased
husband. Reward. FIR. 716O nights or
RE. 1900. Ext. 72s1S. during day.
PUPPY. chld's pet: small white and brown
| terrier: near 18th and Quincy SITS. ne,
name Teddy. Call MI. 177e.
.SPECTACLES. horn-rimmed, in Sterling
opticians case. Reward. WO. 0s20.
SUIT COAT, brown. glasses in pocket
| I4th and E. Cap. st., Thursday. Trini-
SUITCASE. tan, containing several ladies'
dresses, weeks ago. Possibly In taxi
ward .s L. Ia sale sale 1n Apt Ihioa i1o9 station Re
WALLET. lady's. black, approx $40 cash.
Reward. Woodley 6293.
WRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER named
| .Whiskers." has light brn. ears. white and
black back, broken lower front tooth, vic
GaitherSburs, Md. Owner grieving. Lib.
eral reward. Wisconsin 1891.
.WvIRIT WRIST Watch. lady's. II s. 4 ". powder
2165.
FOUND.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
Manchukuo Pictured
As Japs' BuIwark
Against Russia
18th Anniversary Of
Mukden Incident Is
Marked in Nippon
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Fresh
Japanese utterances on relations
with Russia, half -placating and
half threatening, were pegged to-
day to Japan's observance of the
11th anniversary of the Mukden in
cident, first of the totalitarian ag-
gressions which finally set the world
at its greatest war.
Manchukuo, the puppet state
founded by that aggression, was pic
tured in official Toxic comment as
a bulwark against Russia, giving the
japanese free hand for action in
other theaters.
This running war of nerves f1ared
into the open Wednesday when Gen.
Shunroku Hata, japanese COM
mander in chief in China. was
quoted by the Toxic radio, via the
British, as saying "the East Asia
war is about to take an important
step in cooperation with the Eu-
ropean war"
Notes Red Army in Siberia.
Today Col. Nakao Yahagi. chief
OF the Japanese Army press section.
was quoted in Domei broadcast
dispatch as saying that 80 long as
the Soviet Union keeps strictly to
the neutrality treaty between Japan
and Russia, nothing untoward can
happen in the north"
At the same time he declared the
United States, Britain and China
were attempting to incite Russia
against Japan, and he noted that
the U. S. S. r. still maintains an
army several scores of thousands
strong in Siberia" and has mined
Siberian coastal waters.
AS for the anniversary, the colonel
said Manchukuo had wiped out
all but thousand "Manchurian
enthusiastically Chinese patriots
end lis making her presence felt In
the north without the slightest men
ace from Within"
The Japanese Army seized Muk-
oen, then the Manchurian CAPITAL
just II years ago. Five months
later. after further war operations,
the three northeastern provinces of
China-Fengtien, Kirin and Heilune-
Klang, along with Jehol, were pro-
claimed an independent state" and
named Manchukuo.
Rumors Termed incorrect"
At Hsinking, now capital OF the
puppet state, spokesman for the
kwantung army which garrisons
Manchukuo, facing Siberia, at
tempted to allay reports of worsen-
ing relations between Japan and
Russia.
The spokesman, Col. Hasegawa
was quoted in Axis broadcasts as
underlining the incorrectness" Of
such "rumors" and at the same time,
1t was said, "he also pointed to the
presence OF the powerful KWantune
army"
I'm conclusion" went one of the
broadcasts, 'he said the Kwantune
army was on guard on the northern
frontiers OF the great East Asian CO.
prosperity sphere in spite of con-
siderable difflculty."
Thus, he concluded, Japan now /.
free for concentrating on southern
territories" knowing that the north
is well protected by Manchukuo."
Tani Outlines Policy.
In Toxic the new foreign min
lister, Masayuki Tani, outlined
policy at once aimed at create
collaboration with the Axis an,
preservation of Japanese -Russial
neutrality.
German propaganda strove t.
read as much into Tani's expires
sions of Axis solidarity as the con
text would permit.
The express statement by tn
foreign minister that cooperation
with the Axis powers would be fur
ther strengthened was not com
mented on in political circles" sal
Evening star., 1942-09-18
6-Foot Swustiku Painted
On New U. S. DESTROYER
Ey the Associated Pr

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Sept. 18.-A 6-foot
<Nazi Swastika and a dozen smaller
ones were painted on the deckhouse
of United States destroyer under
construction here, it was disclosed
yesterday by Federal authorities.
Two Seattle shipyard workers are
being sought on formal charge of
defacing United States property.
= 1t was necessary to scrape and re-
paint the entire side Of the deck
house. The destroyer was launched
here June Ia.
H. B. Fletcher, Federal Bureau Of
Investigation agent in charge, said
the accused men painted the swas-
tikas when they were supposed to
be at other work in the yard.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
Won Popen to Hunt
With Admiral Horthy
BY the Associated Press.

BERLIN From German Broad
casts, Sept. 18.-The German Am
bassador to Turkey, Franz Won
Papen, has accepted an invitation
from Regent Admiral Horthy OF
Hungary to 60 hunting in the Car
pathian Mountains and will leave for
Budapest Saturday, according to q
dispatch today from Ankara.
After the hunt, 1t was said, Won
Papen will proceed to Berlin to visit
his son, who has been wounded on
the Russian front.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
Britoin Achieves Gool
of So Crop Increase
q, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. lahore than
1000, 900 tons of shipping space mas
been saved because British agricul-
ture has achieved its goal of a 5 per
cent greater. crop yield from each
cultivated acre, an official OF the
Ministry of Agriculture said today.
"The increase in the wheat yield
has. been especially notable this
year" he said.
An all-time bumper harvest was
achieved largely by plowing up more
than 1000, 900 acres of grassland and
wider use of agricultural machinery
Evening star., 1942-09-18

a coy Berlin broadcast, quickly add
ing:
ut was merely emphasized that
wherever there was still a point
which could be strengthened that
this would be done, of course"
The tacit suggestion here was that
Japan would attack Russia when
the need arose under common Axis
policy.
Evening star., 1942-09-18
DunieIIe Durrieux Weds
Dominican Diplomat

b TIE Associated Press.
VICHY, Sept. l8.-Daniele Dar-
rieux, French movie actress, was
married today to Porfirio Rubirosa,
Dominican charge daffaires in
Vichy.
Witnesses of the ceremony, per-
formed by the Mayor of Vichy, were
Mrs. Douglas Macarthur, I'd, wife
OF the second secretary Of the
United States Embassy. and Souza
Dantes, the Brazilian Ambassador.
(n6acArthur is Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur's nephew
Evening star., 1942-09-18
Eggs Kept Fresh

Britons are being told that eggs,
now scarce In Britain, will keep
fresh longer If stood with the small
| Ter ends down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"Song OF the Islands" 1918
2:52 5:2e, sol. i0:43 p. m; BLUE
White and Perfect" IL a. m, 1877, 4:14,
BROADWAY CAPITOL - Sergeant
York, u. 3:l0, 6:25, 9:40 p. m; MIN
trel-Days.' l1:35 a. m, s50,-6 90.
CISDERELLA-"se Sergeant York" p .a5,
1880. 625, 9:25 p. m; Minstrel Days, "
$40, $40. 9.05 p. m.
CINEMA-"Tsnys," 1920. AIS, 4:lO
FIsHER-"sergeant York" 1880 s:45
6:45 9:4O p. m. Minstrel Days" - 30
3:25 500. 800 p. m
FON-'.R oxie Hart" IL a. m, 1856
$50, 7:4s, 1914 p. m: Valley OF the
Sun" u ~, 1923, 6:le, s:15 p. m.
"zlegfeld Girl ~: 55. SOS
$40 , M; "A Woman's Face" IL a. m.
3;o5 al5, ll;20 ?. m.
MtCHfGsN-"Captains OF the Clouds q
II IS, 1855, 1880. II p. m; The Re.
markable Andrews" IL a. m, 230, sos,
IPAi.MS-sTATE-"ro Be or Not 70 Be -
Through the Night" lis Sis. 9:io D. m.
RIVIERA - Sergeant York, IL 90
$40, $40, e:4O p. m; Minstrel Days, =
$40, $40, $40 p. m.
R-K-O UPToWN-"sergeant York" Is,
4:24, 1872. 10 p. m; Minstrel Days, "
.1:15, 4:03. 6:51, e:39 p. m.
ROYALS Sergeant York" T05. 10
p. m; minstrel DAYS" $40. e;35 p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS ourtship OF Andy
Hardy" l2:33, $50. 1908. 1920 p. m
Mani Agent" n;03 a. m, 2;2o, 5:35
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD, April 15.-Linda
Darnell, the little girl from Dallas,
has cut loose from mama's apron
strings and taken her own apart
ment in Beverly Hills. Linda's
whole family had been living with
her. not only her mother, but her
sister and brother, and papa, who
was formerly a Dallas postman.
She loves her family but in a little
house she didn't have room TO
her mind-if you'll pardon
me.
Now comes up the 1S-year-old
Linda with the urge TO go on the
stage. Daryl Zanuck said he didn't
mind if she could give a good ac-
count of herself on Broadway. An
offer has come for her to play in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

service April 10 and, with "Buf-
falo Bilf' set to cavort before the
cameras, Dick Travis was handed
the role in a hurry.
Travis, a protege of Betty Davis,
need not feel badly that he is Sec
ond choice. Enrol Flynn got his big
break on the Warner lot when they
could not get Robert Donat for
Captain Blood" and Jeffrey Lynn
got his big chance on one of those
occasions when Enrol was AWOI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

ager of the high school paper
while we edited IL. And the
empty lot where the tough guy
Of the block broke his wrist in
n fight. only II didn't cool him
off. He kept on getting in fights
and the plaster cast on his hand
was more dangerous than his
fist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

for ne arl y
nine yea RS.
and L like 20
call il my
home town.
It's the one
place that l
can 20 back
20 and have
IN e m o rfes
start popping
up-Sam Fie-
gels fathers
store, which
reminds v o q
Of the time
that sam was
httsinR&R man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

one Of those invisible man affairs
with Jeffrey Lynn losing his head
for cinematic purposes will also be
on the same bill, just for those
who are looking for bank night,
too.
Since exhibitors have weird
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

habits about announcing hold
overs, mover-overs or last minute
bookings. we are unable TO tell you
Just what the Michigan. Palms
State and Adams are really going
TO do about next week. But you
can peek. can't you?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

Arthur Hopkins Walk Softly"
bat before Linda tries her wings
in the big town she will go to
Dallas and try out in a repertoire
theater just TO see if she has the
necessary spark to win approval
behind the footlights.
MORGAN SOUGHT
Telephone and telegraph wires
have been kept busy while Hal
Wallis and David Selznick talked
over the possibilities of Ingrid
Bergman going into Casa Blanca
with Humphrey Bogart. David has
The Keys of the Kingdom and
Wings of the Dove" lined up for
la Bergman but, since neither is
ready TO 90 before the cameras
within six weeks, last eve il looked
as II the gentle Ingrid-and not
Michele Morgan would join Bogie
and director Mike CurtiZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

JACKIE c. GLEASON, Broad
way comedian, who is featured in
Tramp Tramp Tramp" weighed
230 pounds when he started the
picture. When il finished. he
weighed 240 pounds. Work, he
says, agrees with him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now
THE HOME TOWN:

THE HOME TOWN:
I've lived in so many places
that / can't claim anything as
a home town unless its Ann
Arbor-af,er all. l lived there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
MORGAN SOUGHT
TRAVIS GETS ROLE

Warmers Buffalo Bill" will
come to the screen looking like
young Richard Travis instead of
Ronald Reagan. as previously
planned Ronnie goes into the