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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Dear Afmanack!

Dear AfInanacK.
One of my neighbors happened
in as / was canning pumpkin
and making goodies of it, and
she asked: Why don't you tell
the Food Almanack about them?
I'll bet many women don't know
how good pumpkin can be, when
it is fixed up a little!" So thus
encouraged, l am enclosing some
Of my grandmothers best
recipes"
To can pumpkin, cook it as
usual and put through a potato
ricer. To each quart Of pumpkin
pulp add 2 cups of sugar or
honey, / teaspoon salt, / tea
spoon each of cinnamon and
mace and nutmeg, u teaspoon
allspice. Cook ten minutes, then
seal in sterilized jars while hot.
This is used in Winter for maxi
ing pies, by adding = cup syrup,
2 cup cream. y cup milk and
beaten egg TO each cup of the
pumpkin. Line pan with crust;
pour in the mixture and bake.
GRANDMOTHER made pumpkin
meal by drying slices of pumpkin,
then she ground it fine into meal.
This was used in making pies
by taking . cup of the meal, =
cup brown sugar, 2 beaten eggs,
1 cup milk, y cup thin cream,
4 teaspoon salt, and seasonings
Of cinnamon and nutmeg.
Old Fashioned Pumpkin" Butter
Cut pumpkins in halves, re-
move seeds, put in a pan and
bake in the oven until soft. When
cooled, scrape with a spoon from
the skin and rub through a sieve.
To one gallon of the sieved
pumpkins. add tablespoon salt,
y gallon good molasses, and
place on the stove to cook slowly
until of the thickness you want.
When almost done add / table
spoon ground cinnamon; 1 tea
spoon Of ground cloves, if you
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soda with -four 3 times. Add flour to
creamed mixture, alternately with
milk, mixing after each addition I'M
til smooth. Bake in I4x9x2-inch
Sprycoated pan in moderate oven
(350' F. 80 TO 35 minutes. While
cake is baking, prepare Peanut
Crunch Icing.
Peanut Crunch Icing
2 tablespoons Spry a cup honey
tablespoons cup peanuts,
butter chopped
Combine Spry, butter and honey in
saucepan and bring TO a boil. Re
move from fire and add nuts. Pour
on warm cake and spread evenly.
Place cake low under slow broiler
flame and broil slowly until nuts are
slightly toasted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Pattern 3523-Holiday season.
ing for a junior-miss wardrobe!
The stunning waist-girdle may
have a pull-through ribbon tie Of
brilliant color, dramatic with
black fabric. Designed for junior
miss sizes IL, II, Is. II. Is, 16,
L and Is. Size 13 requires 3Is
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Pattern 3522-THE perfect
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This well-fitting basque" style
is shown in two gay versions
one with contrast; the other with
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medium and large sizes. Small
size requires. view B. Ia yards
35-inch fabric, * yard contrast;
view A. Is yards 35inch fabric.
Pattern 1868 Make this very
attractive two-piecer to wear UNI
der your coat now; on the street
alone next Spring See how the
inset belt stops short at either
side-front for a smart, novel eff
feet. Designed for sizes II, II,
10, 1s, 20, 80. 30, "a, SO, 3s and
40 Size 16 requires "A yards
30-inch fabric.
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Dear Almanack:

Dear Almanack:
AS near as I know this recipe
has never been published before.
Here is how / happen to have 1t.
My sister cooked for a rich
woman in the East who told her
how TO make a wonderful fruit
cake. Result sis sent the recipe
on 10 me. / made one for New
Years Day. / thought OF the
Almanack then, but decided 10
wait till near the holiday again.
Now with my brother in camp,
well, II seemed like just the thing
TO send anytime of the year.
! pound raisins (seeded)
l pound dates (pittedD
l pound figs
/ pound coconut (shredded)
! pound walnuts (shelled)
Il teaspoon salt
/ teaspoon vanilla
Put first five ingredients
through food chopper tHsing
medium knife. Add vanilla and
"a teaspoon salt Put all to-
gether in bread pan and knead
well. Now put it in pan or mold
that you can cover and put a
weight on top. Leave in re-
frigrator two or three days till
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

. GEBHARDT makes It possible for
you to continue to enjoy wholesome
nourishment and delicious flavor OF
REAL MEXICAN FOODS
through the present War Emergency.
Just get your copy Of the new I9A2
edition Of Mexican Cookery forAmer-
lean Homes" and you can prepare real
Mexican dishes in your own kitchen.
This 4s page book, with photographs
in full color, tells and shows you how.
No need to worry about seasoning.
0ebhardts Eagle Chill Powder
seasons Tor you. Contains all Sea-
sonine ingredients perfectly blended.
Use according to the new 0ebhardt
recipes FOR authentic Mexican Flavor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

it is firm. Slice in thin slices
and serve as cake or can be used
in place of candy at parties.
Makes 5 pounds.
Mrs. Amber Jackman,
Payson, Utah.
(Mrs. Jackman. we asked several
American sailors 30 sample your cake
for as They thought II delicious.
II u.s. as you suggest a good substi-
tute for candy. too. Mary Lee
Swami.
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New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Pattern 3364-It's smart to
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diet with essential minerals and vamins Most
overweight people helped Dr. Parrsht Easy
dueins Plan Try and you and your friends will marvel
~ the vast Improve mfnt-iH figure
CAL-PAH cnsts only 81 Is a leadins drug stores
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
See why SO many women now use Spry
instead of expensive cake shortening

CPRY saves money yes, but that 5
- only half the story. Purcr Spry
gives cakes you're proud TO serve
tender, light and trimming with fla
vor. Just see how luscious and choco-
laty this Fudge Cake tastes. Get
Spry now and make one today.
Peanut Crunch Fudge Cake
u cup Spry eggs. unbeaten
teaspoon salt teaspoon bak-
4 teaspoon vanilla ing powder
cup sugar u teaspoon soda
II cup cocoa y cups sifted flour
cup honey "a cup milk
Blend Spry, salt and vanilla. Add
sugar gradually and cream we'll. Add
cocoa and honey and mix well. Add
eggs, singly. beating we'll after each
addition. Sift baking powder and
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Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01

Detroit Real Estate Board Holds
Annual Meeting Thursday Night
BY MAURICE WALKER
Detroit Times Real Estate Editor

- HE Detroit Real Estate Board will hold its annual
II meeting at dinner session Thursday night in the
Leland Hotel at which time five directors of the
- board will be chosen.
Earl Teckemeyer of Indianapolis director OF the Ma
ona Association of real estate boards will be the guest
speakers His topic will be, THE War-Real Estate-And
YOU"
OF directors elected
group whose nominees Lawrence C. Debei Daniel c.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
Sheldon Buying Land

Ager Sheldon president of the Sheldon Land Company
purchased $500 lots in their Souhed Gardens project
postwar building In the last eight months the
completed under construction 300 houses Two hundred
these already Sold Vincent r. Nee Is director Of sales
week Sheldon and Nee took Raymond Foley of the
FHA Levnson special representative of the General Dis
Corporaon Charles F. Edgecomb director of the De-
troit Housing Commission; Chandler Wilson, Hiram HES
Charles Burton others inspection tour OF Souhfeld
Gardens Following the tour luncheon was held at the
Club where plans for future building discussed
The project bounded the by Southed road the
by Evergreen the north by JOY road with Tire
the south.
The 1913 Detroit Builders Show War Workers Ideal
Home formally opened TO the public Sunday No
McGregor secretary of the show said
Saturday
Bladford Jr administrator OF the National Hous
ing Agency William X Divers of the will be
present take part in the opening ceremonies McGregor
announced.
located Evergreen road just north OF Fene
will be held public inspection during regular
hours from that date Due to painting and decorating the
model is temporarily closed 1t will be completely fur
nished by the j. L. Hudson Company.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01

restricted IN any way, but IL must be
temporarily occupied by war worker.
McGregor also announced that
the builders show, to be held in
February, has offered its facilities and
services to help the housing program
in the Detroit section. Space is being
contributed by the show for educa-
tional and information exhibits.
Melvin F. Lanphar, president
treasurer of the Lanphar Agency, Inc,
has been called to active service by
the navy. He is a lieutenant in the
United States Naval Reserve.
The Detroit chapter of the So
ciety of Residential Appraisers will
hold their monthly meeting at the
University Club in East Jefferson
avenue, Tuesday evening. Dinner
will be served at $50 p. m. with an
"a IL
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
Kapp Is President

William E. Kapp prominent industrial architect, Is the
president of the Detroit Chapter of the American ns
butte Architects He succeeds Emil Lorch who served
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
Insuring Office
Of FILA Moves

Offices Of the Detroit Insuring
Office, Federal Housing Admins
Itration, are being moved from the
National Bank Building to 339
IPenobscot Building. Operation of
the agency continued in the Ma
tional Bank Building through busi-
ness hours of Saturday, October
I31, and are being resumed at $50
a m. Monday, November 2, in the
new quarters.
The Insuring Office has been To-
Gated in the National Bank Build
ing since the establishment of the
Federal Housing Administration
in 1884. Raymond M. Foley, state
director. who has been in charge
since October. 1894, recently en-
tered upon his ninth year in that
lposition.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01

Meets Requirements
Inside and outside walls of fir
plywood meet FILA requirements.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01

Mcclure and Foster Winter. Winter
is nominated for one year to fill the
unexpired term of Frank /. Kennedy
who went into the armed forces.
Two members of the board will
be elected from the broker member
ship. The following six members
have been nominated: II. p. Holmes,
Edward F. Lambrecht, Kenneth L..
More, George G. Sexauer, Lee K. Sillo-
way and Harold G. Woodruff.
Officers of the real estate board
for 1913 will be chosen by the newly
constituted board of directors later in
the year. The present officers are: I:
James f. Atkinson, president; Charles
L. Kendrick, vice president; Lewis
II. Haskins, secretary, and Arthur
F. Bassett, treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
Explains Product

w. Burr Lewis saesmanager for the Specialties Dis
buting Company distributors for the Permutt
water Conditioning products explained Saturday how he
believes conditioned water play important part in the
home during these times.
He fuel conservation perhaps the number
role 1t plays.
borne by the fact that all Of the large
manufacturing plants Of the public utilities, prac-
cay buildings using steam hot water for their power
heating systems, this equipment for makeup
added the Industrial plants equally
true in the You actually get heat per gallon of
oil shovel full of coal where steam hot water Is for
heating purposes"
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
MR.. LANPHAR

election Of officers for 1943 taking place later.
Joseph s. Shaw national president of the society, will
speak The Appraisers Function in Wartime"
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
Prevent Cold Floors

Mailing Insulating board to the
|underside Of the floor joists will
help to eliminate the problem of
cold floors in homes which have no
Easements. A half-inch board will
reduce the heat loss through the
floors by nearly one-half and a
one inch board will be consider
ably more effective.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01

Willis H. Hall Of the board of reports that the
people the welfare very low and stated
that there won't be able bodied the list
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01

Joseph p. Wolf, commissioner of building and safety
engineering reports that the estimated construction for
buildings and additions and alterations old totaed
the week ending October 81 this The total
the period year ago S1167037. The number
permits issued for buildings date is 199 while last
year the 293. =
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
The Index

The index to The Detroit
Times Classified Advertising
Section appears on Page II.
Use Times Want Ads for
Best Results.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
Large Detroit
Group TO Attend
Realtors Meet
Local Real Estate Board
Sending Big Delegation
TO National Conference

A large delegation headed by
President James r.. Atkinson will
represent the Detroit Real Estate
Board at the national war con-
ference between the nations real
tors and top-flight government of
ficials in st. Louis, November 18
to 20, inclusive.
Frank Bane. assistant admins
traitor of MIA, will address the
conference. Accompanied by Or
mond f. Loomis, head of the con-
version division Homes Use Serv-
ice, Bane will discuss with realtors
from all over the country the pro-
cedIIre nrODOSed,
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
Width of Lots

The standard lot width for
small detached houses in subdivi-
sions having public sewer facili-
ties is now almost universally so
feet.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
War Workers Home

This years builders show is strictly workers home
constructed with the rules and regulations of
Production Board Ownership Of the house is not
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-01
Discuss Wars Affect

Col. John J. OBrien. in charge
of real estate acquisition for army
use, and John j. Courtney, in
charge of the real estate program
for the navy, are among top=rank-
ing federal officials who will take.
part in the conference. Norman
ILittell. assistant attorney general,
in charge of the lands division or
the department OF justice, VIII adj
dress a dinner meeting for ap-
praisers.
Paul A. Porter, assistant admin
listrator of OPA in charge of its
rent division, will conduct half
day informal discussion on rent
Icontrol, its administration and its
implications. 1t is expected that
Ivan d. Carson, newly appointed
director of operations of OPAs
rent division, and other officials OF
the division will also take part. Il.
Simpson to Speak
David B. Simpson. Portland.
Ore, president of the National AS
sociation of Real Estate Boards.
will outline objectives toward
which realtors as national group
must direct their efforts in time OF
war. William May Garland, Los
Angeles. who was president of the
association during the first World
War, will address the opening ses-
sion.
The realtors Washington Conn
mittee as part of the opening days
program will detail what the asso-
citation is striving for and what It
thas achieved in respect to such
matters as rent control procedure.
land accumulation procedure OF
the army and navy, the wartime
and postwar national industrial
pattern, war housing. and the like.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-15
BY JAMES r.. SHEPLEY

WASHINGTON. Sept. 15-CUP)-
Price Administrator Leon Hender-
son told the senate banking COM
mittee today that the inflationary
threat is as deadly as bomb and
as trescherous as the japanese" and
"jeopardizes our entire war pro-
gram"
Henderson was the first witness
on the administration backed sem
ate bill to authorize President
Roosevelt to exercise further con-
trols over wages, farm prices and
other ccst-of- living factors, with
Aug. Is levels to be used as a
guidepoSt
If farm prices rose to levels per-
mitted under the present price con-
troll act. Henderson said, approXi-
mately s2,O36, 900 900 would be added
to the prices of farm products
marketed in 1912.
WAGES THREATEN
Wage increases, he added, are
also threatening our price ceilings
because they are costs and their
continued rise inevitably pushed
prices higher"
He tcld the committee that un-
controlled items are forcing the
whole cost of living upward.
For example" he said, from
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-15

WILL Frost dropped over last eve
ming and We had glass of beer on
the back porch. | could see Will
was Dustin to say something =.
Well" he finally remarks, hold
ing up his glass to the light of the
settin' sun, II paid my income tax
today-third installment."
Therewas note of pride in Wills
voice that some folks might have
found amusing-if they didn't
know Will l...
Wasn't amusing TO me though. /
happen TO know this is the first
year Wills filed an income tax re-
turn, and | suspect the payment
wasn't very big :. probably in the
general neighborhood of 1926. But
know how it made him feel -.
Made him feel good =. because
he was doing his part as an Ameri-
can citizen /. g. holding up his end.
Made him feel proud to mail
that money direct 10 Uncle Sam
for things that's needed to win this
war with.
That's the way Will would feel
about bein' able 10 pay income
taxes kind of citizen he is.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-15

SANTA MARIA, Cal, Sept IS
(UP)-Authorities sought today to
determine whether Robert T. Bail
ey, 2l-year-old army deserter, had
an accomplice in the rape Staying
of two Wisconsin social workers.
Bailey said in his latest confess
sion that he had a companion when
Miss Neil Pietrangeli, 25 and Miss
Dorothy Baum, 81. both of Kenosha,
Wis. were slain near Tomah, Wis,
week ago.
Dist Atty Thomas p. Weldon
said he did not believe the new
story, but Dist. Atty. Leo J. Good
man of Monroe county Wis, who
was expected to arrive here today,
believed Bailey was not alone when
the crime was committed.
Il still think" Weldon said, that
the story, in which Bailey said he
alone was responsible for the slay-
ings is the real story"
"I refuse to believe he was alone. ="
Goodman said, "a physicians
autopsy showed that both women
were attacked. Bailey has denied
that, but apparently he believes
that rape is penalized more heavily
than murder in Wisconsin Then
there is the fact that Miss Baum,
when she was found nude and dy-
ing by the side of the highway
said, they shot us after they tried
to rob US If there were not two
men involved in the crime, why did
she say they"
Bailey made his latest confession
yesterday. He said his companion
was Jesse Fletcher who had escaped
with him from a Mississippi reform
atory in 1910 and who could be
identified through selective SER
vice card bearing a Canal street
address in New Orleans.
Bailey, a descrter from Camp
Bragg, N. c., said the women had
given him and Fletcher a ride and
that Fletcher attacked Miss Piet-
rangeli while he attacked Miss
Baum. Bailey said he then shot
the women because they raised SO
much trouble when forced to dis
robe. He drove away in their car,
which Fletcher left few miles
from the scene of the crime, ac-
cording to the newest confession.
In his earlier verS,cn of the
crime, Bailey identified an alleged
companion first as Joe Carter,
and then as Manuel Smith" Later
he denied that anyone was with
him when the women were slain
Weldon said Bailey was vague and
evasive on the point and indicated
he would not question the con-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-15
Social Welfare
Appointment Made

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 15-CUP)-
John C. Cuneo of Modesto, today
was appointed by Gov. Culbert l..
Olson as a member of the State
Social Welfare board. succeeding
theh late j. Stitt Wilson of Berke-
ley.
Cuneo will serve until Jan. Is,
l945. He was born in Jackson As
years ago and is the national rep
resentative in California of the
Townsend National Recovery plan.
He operates a crop busting concern
in Modesto.
Cuneo formerly was Modesto
commissioner of public works, pres
ident of the chamber of commerce.
president of the Stanislaus county
board of trade and farm bureau
member. He was once business
manager of the Modesto Herald
and retired from the newspaper
business when the Herald was con-
solidated with another paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-15
Huns Turn White SIavers

At first, only very general informa-
ton was received from Poland re-
garding the rape of young women
sent to brothels by German author
tiles. But in recent months, more
detailed reports have begun to come
in, and gradually the complete pic
ture has been built up"
CARDINAL SPEAKS
The situation was condemned by
Auguste, Cardinal Hlond, Polish pri-
mate, in a report to Pope Plus. Car
dinal Hlond reported, the spokes-
man said:
These officia! a5Guct!ols led to
other abuses. In Warsaw, military
patrols began to kidnap girls on
their own account girls were
taken to quarters occupied by
troops, where each was violated
several times Recruiting of these
girls and young women for brothels
was carried on under the pretext
of sending them to Germany for
forced labor
The spokesman said documents
disclosed that dozens of Polish girls
were forcibly sterilized before being
sent to Germany.