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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
Basic Protective Foods

Galleries
Grange juice. az or or y grape
fruit. or tomato juice SIS
Egg boiled poached or scrambled rs
Whole wheat bread, 3 thin slices. Of
whole wheat. 1905 $50
cor the new enriched kind)
Butter. 3 pats, each I" thick $50
Lean meat. Ash or fowl, 5h or 400
This should be broiled, baked
or boiled all fat trimmed OF. once
a week have liver or other meat or
gans.l
Two cooked vegetables, one q green.
leafy. or yellow 100
Raw vegetable salad mixed with
vinegar, seasoning ~
A second fruit 80
skim milk. 2 glasses; or. glass
skim milk plus on. yellow cheese $50
LOSS
Supplement daily menus with
one Vitamin A. B1, c, d, b con-
centrate.
Copyright. 1si7. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29

a cups shredded cabbage
2 cups sliced tart apples
Salt
Pepper
n cup brown sugar, firmly
packed
2 tablespoons vinegar
2 Tablespoons butter.
Arrange alternate layers Of
cabbage and apple In creased
baking dish. Sprinkle salt and
pepper over cabbage and brown
sugar over apples. Add vinegar
and dot top with butter. Cover
and bake in moderate oven (37S
degrees) about 80 minutes.
Cabbage and Corn
4 or 5 strips bacon
n cup hot water
/ teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
3 cups shredded cabbage
cup whole kernel corn.
Fry bacon until crisp and
brown: pour drippings into
saucepan; add water. sugar and
salt. Bring to boiling point:
add cabbage and cook quickly,
uncovered. until just tender.
Add corn and cook two or three
minutes more. Sprinkle with
paprika: garnish with bacon
strips and serve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29

q cup sugar
3 tablespoons flour
2 teaspoon salt
3 egg yolks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29

into canned sauerkraut.
With no tin allocated for this
purpose this year, however.
farmers must move more OF
their cabbage In fresh form or
permit il to spoil in the field for
the lack of adequate outlet.
Consumers will still be able to
buy sauerkraut but only In bulk.
Cannot Be Stored
Domestic cabbage cannot be
stored for winter use. Although
this cabbage can be stored for
short periods, Il is the typo
which, if not used for kraut. has
to be marketed in fresh form
soon after harvest.
BY using fresh cabbage I'm
various ways at this time Of
year, homemakers can aid the
nation in making more effective
use of its total wartime food
supply.
Let's prepare It In q few ap-
petiZing and unusual ways.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Wrestling Bout Is
Strictly Legitimate

For many years, Director w. y.
Van Dyke ii. an ardent sport fan,
has wanted to make a comedy
about wrestlers. The opportunity
has not yet arrived. but Van Dyke
did the next best thing in Shadow
of the Thin Man" currently play
ing Al the Temple theater. He
staged a complete wrestling bout
for william Powell and Myrns 10y.
What made the scene all the
funnier IL the fact that Van Dyke
staged the grunt-and-groan bout
'1egitimately." He used 7oi pounds
of grapplers. the nstionally-known
pretzei- Blenders. the Cardiff Giant
at 333 pounds and Tor johnson at
sos pounds. Third man In the
ring was i30-pound Charles Cal
vert. prominent Chicago referee.
The announcer was Dan Tobey.
for years n favorite OF Los An
geles boxing and wrestling fans.
Van Dyke didn't even attempt
10 direct the wrestlers. but simply
lot them 20 10 ~, from hell 10
bell. 10 tho appreciation Of $50
extras. who get paid for watching
the bout.
Why should I try 10 direct
them ," asked Van Dyke They
know their act better than / do"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Reinforcemenis
For Macarthur
Only Slim Hope
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Military ex-
perts today believed the only way
OF reinforcing Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur's forces in the Philippine
islands would be with a large naval
convoy from Hawaii.
They admitted such a project
would involve risk Of major
naval battle with the japanese and
doubted the United Nations high
command was prepared TO take
such = chance at this time.
The situation was further sg-
gravated by threat of the quick
loss Of Singapore and possibility Of
Japanese thrust soon at the
last important Dutch Indies naval
base at Soerabaja on the island
of Java.
They said loss of either or both
Singapore or Soersbaja would be
a major setback To the already
slim chance OF reinforcing Mac
Arthur.
Hawaii is 5000 miles from
Manila and any attempt In send
troops and supplies over such a
long supply line would almost
certainly precipitsts an outright
test of u. S. naval strength with
Japan.
Thus Macarthur heroic men.
holding out on the jungle-like and
mountainous Bataan peninsula
against at least ten To one odds,
faced prospect of probably fight
ing on indefinitely without large
scale aid.
The question Of aid for them
was raised in the senate Friday By
Sen. Willard T.. Tydings. d. Nd,
who demanded immediate dispatch
Of fresh troops for the brave
fighters Of Bstasn."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
McGees' Announcer
In Film Debut

Upwards Of thirty-five million
people hear him weekly. but pie
ture fans get Just flash OF him
In RKO Radios Look Who's
Laughing" now at the Blue Mouse
thsater.
It's ths ers offenss Tot visual
aetinr) for Harlow Wilcox. an
nos,nc~r for the Fibher Niece and
Molly weekly radio hour. In the
picture which stars the heGses
along with Edgar Bergen. Charlie
Mccarthy and Laseille Ball. Mr..
wilcox plays a banker. . Rabbit
Nike substantial every day business
success.
Others from the F1bber MCGEE
and Molly air program include
Bill Thompson told Timer. Har-
old Peary lCildersleeyel and lisa
bel Randolph Mrs. Uppingtonl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

The whole business IL one long
chase, BY water. land. air and
radio Geographically. IL i the
longest pursuit IN the history Of
the screen. In actual travel dur.
ins production. il makes the
Trader Horn" expedition To AZ
rcs look like q weekend excur-
sion. Camera crew. technicians
and some Of the players went
from the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence to
Hudson Bay. 10 Montreal. winni-
peg. Banff and Vancouver. and
then back to Niagara Falls. vari-
Gus executives were shutting back
and forth across the Atlantic 10
get actors and to arrange the
filming Of about 20 per cent Of the
picture in the Denham studios
near London.
The nominal stars are Laurence
Olivier. Raymond Massey and Les
lie Howard. although none Of them
IL on the screen very long. The
central characters are part of the
crew of German submarine,
which is bombed TO bits after a
foraging party has gone ashore.
Starting with some dirty work at
Hudson's Bay company trading
post. the U-boatmen begin their
fugitive trek across the continent.
Behind the action and suspense,
though. is a more important story
Of Canada and its citizens and
their union in liberty. As
French-Cansdian trapper. Olivier
speaks and acts for his people. The
members of German Hutterite
colony testify for all the racial
snd religious minorities. An
American Indian helps catch one
Of the Nazis. Massey is symbol
Of the Canadian msjority-inde-
pendent but battler for his cher
ished privileges.
Leslie Howard, a visiting author.
living in glorified tepee and
studying Indians. is mouthpiece
Of highbrow political philosophy
who doesn't come to his senses I'M
til he's bound, gagged and robbed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Joint Graduation
For Seattle Schools

sEATTfE-A Print graduation
81 1000 Seattle high school stu
dents this year was planned today
BY the school board sapt. Worth
Mcclure said the mass outdoor
commencement had been approved
by the ID Interosptnr command.
seniors from the city's rine high
schools probably would receive
their diplomas in the University
Of Washington stadium.
You help yourself whsn You bay
". y Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

by the haunting Saris. Later. I'M
armed. ne MAKES = fcolhsrdy and
rather miraculous capture Of one
81 his enemies
STRIKING SCENES
Scenic shots are used tellingly
in The Invaders They give an
inspiring impression 81 how inef-
fectnsl mus, be the trifling forces
Of human hate and destruction
against the calm productivity Of
q rich and enormous continent.
It's like wheat sprouting through
the ribs Of skeleton For
Americans. the sheer vsstness Of
mountains. forests and fields Is a.
resssurine. somehow. a. the sight
Of masSed tanks and swarms of
bombers.
The Hutterites. being mostly Of
German blood. are grossly mis-
judged by their guests as easy
converts to Nsxism. In fact. one
Of the Nazis is converted by these
gentle people. who long have been
refugees from everything that the
U-boat sailors represent
One of the toughest jobs in the
making OF the movie was to per-
suade these same Hutterites 10 Law
aside their preJudices against
movies. cameras. cosmetics and
other fripperies. II was accom-
plished only by careful explsna-
ton of the purposes of the picture.
and by a days work in the fields
by the entire company to prove
they were not entirely frivolous
and insincere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Unique Love Plot
In Ball Of Fire

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
Nv PAUL HARRISON
HOLLYWOOD

hOlLfNOoD-The Dominion Of Canada is quite a
swatch oil country 70 be encompassed by single movie and
you wouldn't think that It's poygenetc people could be
scerzed IN eight or nine reels For purposes Of entertain
ment and propaganda though the job has been done
surprising degree war picture called The Invaders
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

For his third consecutive PIE.
tnrs. Director Writer fF~~saa
sturre. features traln seen~& "
The Palm Reach rfssy- Ne ksa
trains in hosh ~snlIlvsns Travels"
ard The Lady Eve
Evening star., 1942-08-09
WAACSSoon Will Be Stationed
Over Nation, Mrs. Hobby Says

Others Of the "a members OF the
first class will remain here to train
incoming groups. Mrs. Culp said
at a press conference following the
WAACS' first formal public review
which was termed near "a miracle"
in excellence by Col. Don G. Faith,
commandant of the school. The
women have had only three weeks
training
Mrs. Hobby said also she under
stood there was an order on the
Presidents desk for $4,000" WAACS,
adding, II don't know whether he
has signed it yet or not"
Congress provided for $50, 600
WAACS, but President Roosevelt's S
initial order set up corps OF only
25,0O0 More than $4,000 had been
requested by Army commands.
Company Is Inspected.
This Army post was opened to the
public today for the first time since
Evening star., 1942-08-09
h the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FORT DES MONIES, Iowa, Aug
6.-"For the WAACS are COM
ing :"
So sang oflcer candidates of the
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps to-
day, quickly substituting "WAACS"
for "Yanks" in George NJ. Cohan's
marching song of the first World
War.
Just what plans, if any. are being
made for the WAACS to go "over
there" is military information, Di-
rector Oveta Culp Hobby declared
today. reiterating they can be sent
anywhere, but she added they soon
will be seen throughout this country.
The first WAAC officers will be
graduated here September / and
plans call for placing at least one Of
them Immediately in each of So
major recruiting Offices throughout
the Nation. They will recruit aux
iliaries (pnvates) for the corps.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
Army Sets Early
DeodIine on YuIe
Mail Overseas

The Army Postal Service urged
yesterday that Christmas packages,
cards and letters for men overseas
be mailed between October ! and
November / to guarantee delivery
on time.
Stating Its mail early" campaign
In midsummer, the postal service
has issued a memorandum Of docs
and dont's" for the guidance Of the
public. Packages mailed after No
vember /, 1t warned, are hardly
likely to reach soldiers by Christ
mas.
Don't send food in gift packages,
the public was advised There's no
ban on food but the postal officials
remind that there is danger the
food will be spoiled or damaged in
transit. Besides, the Army will pro-
vide Christmas dinners for the
soldiers.
With available cargo space at
premium, it is urged that Christmas
packages be kept to minimum size
end weight. Postal regulations pro-
vide that no package weighing over
II pounds, or more than Is inches
In length, or AZ inches in length and
girth combined, may be mailed. Nor
can more than one package per
week be mailed by any one person.
All packages are subject to ex-
animation by the censor For that
reason, persons are advised to con-
suit their local post offices as to
what articles will not be accept for
mailing.
Packages may be marked, do not
open until Christmas"
At later date, the Post once
Department will issue instructions
for the proper method Of packing
for overseas shipment.
Evening star., 1942-08-09

advance arrangements to provide
recreation and entertainment facil-
ties for the exercise-weary soldiers
who received 40-hour passes.
The passes expire tomorrow. On
Monday evening the troops will be
on the move again, and Tuesday
morning the next maneuver prob
lem will get under way. This, like
the last one, will be a river crossing
exercise, with the Red forces, con-
sisting Of a reinforced Maryland
Virginia District of Columbia IN
fantry Division, seeking to defend
the Pee Dee River against the COM
bined attack Of an armored division
and Texas Infantry Division.
The attacking Blues again will
have bombardment aviation on
their side.
Evening star., 1942-08-09

the first WAACS were inducted
July 20 and the women marched
through a lively review that OIL
GERS described as "a credit to any
Army unit"
Earlier, Mrs. Hobby and Col
Faith inspected one company OF
WAAC OC's, as the oficer candi-
dates are known here. and the bar
racks of another, the colonel in
typical Army style wiping a finger
across a locker top and finding
mot speck of dust"
They must have known I was
coming he smiled.
Student of1icers-each OC has a
three-day trick-put the women
through their PAGES. Selected at
random. the temporary officers are
distinguished by colored armbands.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
Half Of Men Get Leave
In Carolina Maneuvers
b the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WITH THE SIXTH ARMY
CORPS ON CAROLINA MANEU-
vERS, Aug. 8.-This was almost as
good a day as payday for the lucky
80 per cent Of the personnel en-
gagged In the Army's first maneuvers
since this country's entry into the
war.
Starting early this morning, lines
OF trucks moved out of bivouac
areas in convoy, carrying freshly
scrubbed and neatly uniformed
troops to the II towns in and about
the maneuver area which had made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06

lengthwise and twist. Braid the
three twists together and shape in
ring. Cover; let rise in a warm place
until double in bulk Bake in a mod
crate oven 1852 F. 50 minutes.
Brush with thin confectioner's sugar
icing and sprinkle generously with
chopped walnuts.
Walnut Paste
Combine u cup ground walnuts,
ID cup sugar and teaspoon CHINA
mon. Mix well.
Corn Meal Walnut Mathis
cup sifted -four
n Il cup yellow corn meal
II 3 teaspoons baking powder
81 d teaspoon salt
n 3 tablespoons sugar
. l egg, beaten
/ cup milk
u cup melted shortening
n cup chopped walnuts
Mix and sift -four, corn meal, bak-
ing powder, salt and sugar. Combine
egg, milk and shortening. Make
hollow in dry ingredients, pour in
milk mixture. Add walnuts. Stir just
enough to moisten dry ingredients
(batter should be lumpy). Fill
creased muffin pans q full. Bake
in a hot oven (4OOo F. $3.50 min
utes. Approximate yield: IL large
mullins.
Walnut Cream Wafflss
3 eggs, separated
cup light cream
u cup milk
3 tablespoons sugar
IN cups sifted -four
5 teaspoons baking powder
/ teaspoon salt
q cup melted butter
Ii cup broken walnuts
Beat egg yolks until thick; COM
bine with cream, milk and sugar.
Mix and sift -four, baking powder
and salt; add gradually; mix until
smooth. Add butter and walnuts.
Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites.
Bake on hot waffle iron. Approx
mate yield: $40 waffles.
Walnut criAdls Cakes
Prepare pancake mix as directed
on the package. Stir in u cup
chopped walnuts. Bake on hot grid
die. Serve with maple syrup or
honey.
Raisin Nut 0inSsxheead
Add u cup raisins and u cup
chopped walnuts to prepared ginger
bread mix. Proceed as directed on
package
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06
%s~M-.'.,' III.
CAMAY MllD-soAp DlEIl

Work Camays milder lather gently
over your skin, paying special atteu-
ton to the nose, base Of nostrils and
chin. Rinse with warm water and fol.
low with 30 seconds Of cold splashines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06

creamed Celery and walnuts
3 cups cubed. cooked celery
III cups medium white sauce
81 cup broken walnuts
salt and pepper
cup soft, buttered crumbs
Combine celery, white sauce and
walnuts. Season to taste with salt
and pepper. Pour into casserole.
Top with crumbs Bake in moder-
ate oven (35Oo F. Is minutes.
Approximate yield: 6 portions.
cakfexnia Bread
2 tablespoons shortening
1 tablespoons sugar -
egg, beaten -
2 cups sifted cake -four
3 teaspoons baking powder VieI
l teaspoon salt -
l cup orange juice
l tablespoon grated orange rind
% cup chopped walnuts
Cream shortening and sugar; add
egg; mix we'll Mix and sift flour,
baking powder and salt; add alter
nately with orange juice to creamed
mixture. Add orange rind and nuts;
mix we'll. Pour into a creased loaf
pan. Bake in very moderate oven
(325o F. / hour Remove from pan
and cool on rack. Yield: loaf.
Walnut Sweet Petats Pie
2 cups hot, mashed sweet
potatoes
4 cup melted butter
n cup honey
eggs. separated
"a teaspoon salt
teaspoon cinnamon
d teaspoon mace
y cup chopped walnuts
ia cups milk
l t9-inch) unbaked pie shell
Combine sweet potatoes, butter
and honey; mix well. Add we'll
beaten egg yolks. Add salt, cinna-
mon and mace; mix well. Add wal
nuts and milk Fold in stiffly beaten
egg whites. Pour into pie shell. Bake
in hot oven (4250 F. Is minutes.
Reduce heat to moderately hot
(375o F. and bake Is minutes
longer, or until firm. Cool. Yield:
/ (9-inch pie.
Walnus-Fillsd csffee Ring
Use any good recipe for coffee
cake dough. made with yeast and
about 3 cups of -four. After first
rising. divide dough in 3 pieces and
roll each piece in an oblong about
inches wide and IA inches long.
Sprinkle with Walnut Paste. Fold
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