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Evening star., 1942-01-25

matches, how to roll in
a rug if their clothes
catch fire, the dangers
of bonfres, rubber gas
stove connections, and
all the other common
dangers.
Elementary? OF
course. Funny? Not to
adults - but it is to
children. And they re-
member.
AS a matter of fact,
during his act he does
not wish teachers to
discipline the children.
He says that if he can't
hold their attention, he
is the one who ought to
be corrected, not they.
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Evening star., 1942-01-25

strange combination but it served him well.
For in road companies with Otis Skinner and
David Warfield and in early movies with
William 5. Hart he learned what entertained
and mOred an audience.
One hot summer day in 1921, attending a
Kansas flremens convention, he heard fire
chief complain to his fellow red shirts that he
couldn't seem to interest children with his
lectures on fire prevention. The youngsters
just wiggled. squirmed and paid absolutely no
attention.
Rogers thought: Were going at this thing
all wrong. Why doesn't someone talk to these
kids in their own language" Then he thought
why don't yon do something? Use theater
methods Don't talk - dct" He conferred
eagerly with other chiefs about his new idea.
Most Of them discouraged him. but Rogers
decided to 60 ahead anyhow
Making his own stage props" he worked
up clown act. He used his five-year-
daughter Jean and her playmates as testing
audience for every trick, every joke. If they
didn't laugh he threw it out If they did, into
the act it went. Consequence: the show has
delighted children ever since
AT first. Rogers paid his own expenses, and
took what civic groups could pay him. In
three years. he spent So, 600 of his own money.
Fortunately, an insurance company repre-
sentative saw him at work. and hired him to
spread the gospel from then on.
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Audiences Of Every Size

hes still doing it, in addition to his exten-
sive field work in training firemen for ma
tional defense His audiences have varied from
dozen kids in village schoolroom to l2O 600
in Soldiers Field. Chicago. He has spoken
from platforms at county fairs, in hay barns.
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Why Be Thankful?

eThs foeNns address ~ Rev { cfane y. was gwen
II shs Thanksstving service she Yard
President Roosevelt thls morning read ~ = snd ths zsfa
Psalm II sooa Ane thsnks unto shs iofa The iafa
Ny shepherd whyT
while half woria under of raAissa
whle whole nanns Europe ard Asla she saNey Ana
misery whls millions of ana ehdfea wAndef
homeless and She neas II fafhe hosless
and husbands on heaass o ana greed te
power and Weath
while stu other millions a every natnn nxludns tens
thousands Of young aave already their lives
while the bayp oi BaaAn Wake Island snd Guam sneaish
under the issh uf uaeTriiess eapurh
fitting hat We here at home in ts sAff ffeeuoFu q our
fair America enoyne The q and te tee ne
iiresds blessed abundance food freedom
Of freedom n fear Of spying Ge7tape feedom from
and freedom 70 work and worship according . the dss II
oun conacenova
II Is fitting say that we psue minutes Thanks
Day 20 offer Of thanks sn hs 0od sho ibis
land fefeahess who shea he determination -
free
kept free. from within from foes without.
the gwen day n worship
70 ENJOY families
suppose man Who always carries Crouch against
fellow the who tees the world hru
great deal than hs gets forgetting the responsibility he has N
the thankful abeut anything anyhedys
But of fol biooded Americans. ttanks
EARTH fsed
international asevsry
President ASKED. Presidents gssTfy
hat we offer hs day prayer q thanksgiving and prayer foF
The boys there.
Let Us give thanks that have harmed to give of ou wealth.
food tanks planes and
lives foF othefss1h The generosity wh whh has
been
safely received thst food hoss suna
tanks planes ard ships and that bringing e
world renewed hope of The biseka
Rfsce of Cod shall b. oppressed
that bound and help god
LEI finally word of thanks for Him who died make
feeffee from slavery. from oppression from
boye the bonds a death land TIE thereof
bind the broken hesried % heal ne ~e4nasa o
claim liberty the captive snd TIE prison
proclaim god poor yeaf
Lords favor End The day Of vengeance e our Cod
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Housing
tcontinued fros. psgs u

Continued fron page y
WIth two chairs. an zee box. an
electric hotniate CT ; stove and
waste baskets and ash trays
Construction has already been
started on 3 community build
inR which viii be- located Just
north Of 18th street and Polk
avenue and viii house q lobby.
maintenance and management of-
ftces. auditorium. library. game
room. lounge. trading post. cafe
terra and q l1-Esed infirmaFy.
The tnfirmary VIII Be operated
by the United States Health De
psrtrnenf and II will be com
pletely sssffed There sill be five
rooms with two beds 20 each and
IN addition there VII Be two SIN.
gle bed roafns for isolation pnf
poses Both Of these latter VIII
have sr adjoining beth and CLOSET
Maritime Houses
approximately 1000 houeea
are under construction By the L
S Maritime Commission and So
Of these have been removed from
the project and are being con
strtarted On Columbus Drive and
Lafayette street These viii Ne
used for the supervisory force
a. tire ingalls, shipbuilding Cor.
paration A block Of z54 houses
now under construction hs The
Bruce Construction company If
Memphis and which wilI be ready
early in February are Of the Two
and three bed nsoH type 70 house
larger families
There Is one difference IA the
neW sections q the project. hos
eetr. and tbs IS the iandseaping
A minimum Of isndseaping vii be
done for ali projects under con
stfuetion ard those which might
follow as the money formerly 81
lotted for THIS has been diverted
into the war effort k1r Hundley
sid Enough viii Be done. Re
sad. 70 guard against The washing
and erosion Of TIE soil and q
course streets and sidewalks viii
he built into tke neN project sec
tions as veIl as utilities and sani
tation systems
Present plans call for the build
inR o. ohe or more food stores
and drug ard variety stores sH
sections ef the project convenient
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dents and Z inhabitants uf re
preseef dream of 3 post office sln
station and 3 small bank Of Their
yefx eWn end maybe egen places
e pay fhe Light water ard gas
bills without 5 Ioue trek uptown
perhaps they msx not Be wrong
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aerwsy which prove int eo.ed
pasture land can tsc produced. =
be said We have talc edge nH
much q tte country where dairy
ing is the priripal industry III that
We have nine months ~ grow ms
seasoa a. compared Wlth the 50
months in she north We don't
need steam heated harris here ard
our siloe can be naslt for much
less There are . number of gov
efnmenf agencies through whieh
leans could De obtained TO eevei
op such dairy farms There is
no doubt that this county couid
BE- built into . prosperous ard
successful dairy center And suT
those farmers who won't want 70
raise milk eovs there are nj
ways beef cattle. hogs. and chick
ems which can be raised
Visitors ~ tne aanhceon meet
ing were Raymond Marsden. eda-
eatlonal director OF the Pasea
soula Baptist church. NJ c Ever
EFT. Of Hurley. J c Cooley. ].
N EptinE and Roger Huntington
OF Greeueiile. S. c. New mem
hers Of The psseagoHla Club in
troduccd we're Dr.. Henry Huff
and Charles Briggs.
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Due - The shortage - paint
brushes. painters. and even azlsns
housewives sne worried ahxsas
obtaining tools 70 % shls wafk
We believe iufafrna ten eancern
inE substitutes could b furnish.
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painters. i > Neii bslli n1ezsern
locker rdum where ample space
Is provided far enanKing clothes
before ard after wafk
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Notes From the ingalls, News

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launched IN thls yard. Whsrh
says ioi for zefcus. this being
the first hull he rs painted.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Nv PRUDENCE PENNY

INTEREST is high these days
Il in all sorts of conservation
gasoline, tires and sugar being
the most prominent in the news.
The lack of gasoline and tires
means that homemakers will
have 10 carry their groceries
from the market and walk the
youngsters TO school. In SINH
lar vein sugar rationing has al
ready brought changes into the
matter OF meal planning.
Ways and means of using
sugar substitutes to the best ad-
vantage are being perfected
every day. When using honey
in cake or cookies the amount
of sugar can be replaced with
honey. cup for cup, and the milk
or other liquid reduced one
fourth.
When using corn syrup in
baking. u of the sugar called
for in fruit pies may be replaced
by the light syrup. In cookies
one-half the amount of sugar
called for is used and twice the
amount OF corn syrup for the
remaining sugar.
Reduce the liquid by one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Mrs. Baker Credits
Extra Large Blooms
TO Early Disbuddins
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor, The Detroit Times

you want and take delivery on
the plants in early fall, the
proper time for planting them.
InyCIay Soil
In heavy clay soil. feed the
plants bone meal every fall,
just before the foliage Is cut off
for the winter. THE Bakers
give each of their plants a
tomato soup can FULL Do not
use complete fertilizer as il
makes the plants grow much
too tall, run too much TO leaf
and stem and not TO bloom.
Disbud, that is, take of all
but the center bud on each
stem, just as soon as you can
see the buds. Mrs. Baker thinks
this very early disbudding &C.
counts for her enor m Gus
blooms)
II there is a dry spell just as
the peonies are coming into
bloom. turn on the hose so that
a gentle stream of water comes
out, then let II run on the earth
around each plant for a full 20
minutes.
Repeat in four or five days il
the weather continues dry.
Nothing could be lovelier In
these first days of June than
peonies. and the Bakers are kind
enough 10 extend their invita-
ton to any peony lover to come
and have a look.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Stars Kitchen
Goes OId-Time

EOR a time the best modern
Il kitchens were done up In
block effects-walls painted
solid color, cleaning refrigerator
and stove. painted cupboards,
and such.
Lately folks seem to be want
ing a homer decorative scheme,
reminiscent OF the days when a
kitchen. complete with. rocking
chair and kitten, was the center
of the home.
One new house with a touch
of the old-fashioned In the
kitchen. Is Lucille Balls ranch
house which is early American
in style.
Walls Of the kitchen are pa
pered in a climbing ivy WALL
paper in green and white. Eject
Is honey and cool, looks much
like the arbors over old-time
summer kitchens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

/ cup orange juice. 4 tablespoons
lemon juice. Y cup honey, 2
tablespoons butter. n teaspoon
salt. 4 tablespoons cornstarch,
\ cup cold water. pastry for
double crust pie.
Rinse and drain raisins. Com
bine with orange rind and juice,
lemon juice, honey, butter, salt
and cornstarch that has been
moistened in the cold water and
stirred until well blended.
Bring TO boil and cook and
stir until mixture thick ems
Cabout 3 or a minutes). Pour
into pastry-lined pan. cover with
top crust. Bake in a moderately
hot oven (425 degrees) 30 TO IS
minutes. Cool before serving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Recipes for Foundation White Cake
And Pie Made With Little SUGAR

fourth. Cakes take II the
amount of sugar and the re-
maindsr made up Of corn syrup
with liquid reduced one-fourth.
Foundation Cake
One-half cup shortening. 4
cup sugar, l teaspoon fiavoring.
u cup corn or maple syrup. 3
eggs. separated, 3 cups sifted
-four. 4 teaspoons baking powder,
n teaspoon salt. q cup milk.
Cream shortening and sugar
together well. Add f1avoring and
syrup gradually. stirring until
the mixture is light and fluffy.
Continue Dreaming and ad d
slowly the we'll beaten egg yolks.
Add the sifted dry ingredients
and milk. alternately. beginning
and ending with the dry ingredi-
ents. Fold in the beaten egg
whites. Pour into lightly creased
loaf or layer cake pans. Bake
loaf cake in a moderate oven
1925 degrees) for 40 to As min
utes and layers in a moderate
oven 1850 degrees) for Is min
utes.
One and one-half cups raisins,
tablespoon grated orange rind,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

THERE Is hardly a flower
grown that Is not judged by
the size OF Its bloom-and one
Of the largest of them all. par
tcularly when well grown-is
the peony.
In the garden OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Baker, 2019 Crooks
road. Royal Oak. you may see
such peonies as you. never saw
before.
IL they were brand new I'm
Productions of remarkable size,
1t would not be nearly so ex-
traordinary, but actually they
are fine standard varieties,
within reach OF any ones
pocketbook. superlatively well
grown.
Among the varieties are such
well known names as President
Taft, NJ. Jules Ellie, Edulis Su-
perba and Sarah Bernhardt. All
OF these were planted in the
fall OF either 1887 or 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

WE'RE GOING TO be out OF
doors people this summer :.
we're going to explore woods and
fields close TO home. And while
doing so. let's add 10 the enjoy
ment by becoming acquainted
with Michigan's wild flowers.
The booklet, INTRODUCTION
TO WILD FLOWERS, tells OF a
hundred of more of the common
varieties with identifying infor-
nation about their growing
habits.
To obtain the booklet, send
SIXTEEN CENTS in coins TO
The Detroit Times Home Insti-
tute. 1225 Times Square. Detroit.
Mich. Please be sure TO write
plainly your name, address and
title OF booklet.