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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Washing Salad Bowls

'OLD-FASHIONED COOK s
used 10 have a quaint theory
about the care Of wooden salad
bowls.
They believed these utensils
should never be washed between
uses because they thought there
was a special virtue in having
the favor Of oil and vinegar and
the spices Of a salad dressing
penetrate the wood, and stay
there
They cleaned tho bowls by
w1pinG them out with a damp
cloth
Modern homemakers realize
that wood holds diSagreeahle
odorS as well as pleasant ones,
and so they give wooden bowls,
pastry boards, rolling pins and
other wooden implements the
same thorough soap and water
cleansing that they apply 10
other kitchen articles.
Ia keep the wood from warp
inC. do not soak and do not i'm
merSe in the SudSy water
In the case Of the salad mix
Ing bowl. wipe Immediately after
use with a clean cloth, then
scrub II with a small brush that
has been dipped in lukewarm
soapy water Rinse with cold
water and then dry thoroughly
with 4 clean cloth towel
Rolling pins, pastry boards
and other articles that have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Food Survey

AN EXTENSIVE poll in which
homcmakcrs werc asked, IF YOU
had more food money what
would YOU spend it on" dis
closed that about one-third
would buy more vegetables,
fruits. and dairy products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
CoIorfuI Room

4 ROOM with blue painted
nails may have white woodwork
made more interesting By adding
] very small quantity Of Indian
led and Of black paint then mix
bng thoroughly.
II tho room Is on tho north
hide Of the house and therefore
eold-lookInc az times. a deep
cherry red carpet Will add
Sarmth IN the room White
1raperies and valances bound
nth cherry red bias tape arc
Effective in such a room
I Another gay touch may be
added by painting the inside Of
be corner cabinet cherry rcd 70
hatch and putting milk-whitc
1lasS on tho shelves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Small Budget

Let mo tell you about a dis
pirited little woman who was
sent 10 the nutrition department
OF a clinic 10 get help with her
food problems.
She had 50 little money for
food that on the surface Of
things her case seemed hopeless.
But the dietitan did not inform
her that she must provide each
of her children with a quart of
milk. orange juice and an egg
every day. She started 10 work
with what the woman had.
The improvements made in
the family menus were these.
The family began 10 have cooked
whole grain cereal with milk
every morning.
They also had whole wheat
toast with enriched oleomar-
Garine. For fruit. they had
either applesauce or prunes and
apricotS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

had -four on them should he
cleaned of FIRST with a Spatula
or A rubber scrapcr.
Then scrub with soapSudS
using the minimum amount Of
water. Rinse and dry immedi-
ately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Budget Meals
Can Be Highly
Nutritious
BY IDA JEAN KAN

II YOU have 10 aim TOO high.
you may not ann At all Being
good practical psychologists, tho
national committee on nutrition
decided il would work out better
10 give you hofnemakcrs a set Of
recommended allowances for the
family dietary. not set Of
standard requirements
To he sure. the recommended
daily allowances are tho ones
you should make your objective.
But If you cannot possibly bring
tho menus up 10 such high
nutritional level, don't let that
STOP YOU from doing everything
VOL can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Old Bedstead

OLD FASHIONED hcd>tcadS
don't ~ into tho modern scheme
of things. Sometimes though,
bv removing the foo'board 1t
hcStowS a more suitable APP
pCaranCc. or else strip the
frame work and bcdpoStS and
use the bed as a comfortable
t.,tgtn gCftgl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Culinary Tricks

This homcmaKer began 10
cook the potatoes in their
jackets, 10 utilize all the vege-
table water for soups, TO serve
cole Siaw instead of cooked cab
bage, 10 give the family canned
tomatoes which were heated
quickly and not allowed 10 boil
or 10 simmer on the stove.
She learned to market for the
cheapest green vegetables every
day, On alternate days she
served sweet potatoes instead of
white and part of tho milk pur-
chased was canned. to~keep the
cost down, and she used 1t in
cooking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Nutrition Suggestions

The more deficient the diet.
the more readily YOU can see
the effect Of the improvement.
You do not always get such
prompt proof Of the power Of
nutrition But the average dict
can stand a lot of changes and
they all make for a higher level
Of health.
Here arc some suggestions
that any homemaker can carry
out @lthout any extra cost:
Switch from plain white
bread to whole wheat or en-
riChed
2-Use a whole grain cereal
every day.
3-Utilize every drop Of the
water IN which vegetables are
cooked
4-For cheap sources Of vita
min c, serve daily some vege-
table such as raw cabbage,
tomatoes in some form. and
raw apple, and potatoes in
Jackets.
Copyright, 1872. by King Features
Evening star., 1942-10-27

Mlcnlgan mas more OF job In re-
assembling itself because its defeat
came at the hands Of Minnesota-a
team the Wolverines probably would
rather whip than any other to re-
gain a 30-cent piece of crockery
known as the little brown jug.
Recalls Past Reverses.
Illinois first licking of the sea-
son was administered by Notre
Dame, which didn't change its con-
ference standing
The Wolverines, with lingering
of Oranges five touchdowns
against them in 1924 and a stun
ming 16-to-7 upset in 1889, are out
to make it three in row over Illi-
nois, which is one of the few teams
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Hitz, Mason Win Liberty Cup
Tournament at Chevy Chase
Congressional to Give Miller Army Sendoff;
Pros to PIuy at Indian Spring November 6

etts, shop boy for Witty, expects an
Army call within a week.
Cox doesn't want to 20 himself,
but his boy friends in the Middle
Atlantic PGA may force him to at
tend the annual meeting of the
national PGA in Chicago Novem-
ber 9. Witty, OF course, heads the
local sectional body. and isn't too
keen about reelection.
Pros Meet November 6.
The pros will meet the evening of
November 6 at Indian Spring, after
they wind up the 36-hole tourney
Tor the PEA championship, in
which Cox, already winner of two
titles this year, will be one of the
favorltes. The alumnus of the
school of hard knocks from Brook
lyn has tossed a lot of Sunday
punches this year and has bagged
the two biggest titles of them all.
Alongside the Maryland Open and
the Washington Open crowns the
Middle Atlantic PGA looms as anti
cllmactic. but Witty can win this
one, too. He is playing we'll enough
and steadily enough to grab anv
championship in which he enters
"A little more than a month ago he
played Indian Spring in 69-71-l4o
to win the Washington Open. A
repeat performance would win the
PGA.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Lions Squad Cut 10 10
For Hockey Start
AT Pittsburgh
Passports From Conodo
Held Up, Three Are to
Miss Tilt Tomorrow

The Washington Lions open their
American Hockey League season to-
morrow night against the Hornets
at Pittsburgh, but word reaching
here today revealed only 10 local
players have cleared passports and
that at least three performers will
miss the opener.
CASTOR Gauthier, Walter luke and
Ferdinand Gauthier aren't slated to
receive their passports from Canada
until Thursday, but expect to join
the Lions in time to face the Barons
Saturday night at Cleveland.
Les Canadiens Help Lions.
Those whose passports have been
cleared are Coach George Mantha.
Paul Gauthier. Alex Singbush, Roger
Leger, Frank Mailley, Peggy O'Neil.
Hank Dyck, Paul Courteau. Bill
Purcell and Rod Lorrain.
Meanwhile the Lions have been
informed they are being loaned
three players by Les Canadiens of
the National League. Defenseman
Tony Graboski, who played with the
Lions some last season, is to rejoin
the squad, but may be traded to
Hershey. Defenseman Bob Phillips
and Right Winger Bob Carragher
have been oDtioned to the Lions.
subject to recall.
Six American League teams will
make their debuts tonight. with
Indianapolis playing at Buffalo,
Pittsburgh battling at Cleveland and
New Haven scrapping at Hershey.
Washington will swing into action
tomorrow night, with the Providence
Reds scheduled to open Thursday
night at Providence.
Hershey Now Eastern Club.
Reduced from 10 teams to 8 and
with at least Is per cent of last
years players In the service with the
United States or Canada, the Amer
lean League has switched Hershey
from the Western division to the
Eastern with Washington, Prov
idence and New Haven.
Philadelphia and Springfield sus-
pended operations for the duration.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Burman, Badly Beater
By Brown, Decides
To Quit Ring
Nv the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE. Oct. 27.-Red Bur
man Of Baltimore, one-time ranking
heavyweight and challenger for the
heavyweight championship, retired
from the ring today and hung up
his gloves for good.
Burman announced his retire.
ment few hours after he was Eam-
mered into helplessness by Big Boy
Brown, 20-year-old cousin Of Joe
Louis, IN i've rounds of their sched-
uled 10-round fight last night. T.
Brown, Detroit Negro who en-
tered the ring at 243la. won in a
breeze, leaving the 189-pound Bur-
man barely able to stand at the end
Of the fifth. The Baltimorean's s
handlers signaled that he could not
come out for the sixth and Brown
was awarded q technical knockout.
After the fight, Burman an
nounced that he was retiring from
the ring. II ran out of gas Red
said, but I won't stop fighting
Monday morning I'll be back in the
shipyard fighting for Uncle Sam"
Evening star., 1942-10-27
BY WALTER McCALLUM,

Fred Hitz and w. B. Mason, jr., are
the winners of the final links tour
ney Of the year for golfers of the
Chevy Chase Club. They beat Lam
dra B. Platt and Don De veau, 5 and
3, in the flnal round of the Liberty
Cup event. last Of the season at the
big club near Chevy Chase Circle.
The Chevy Chase Club season was
marked by cancellation of the in
vitation tournament for the Taft
Trophy and victory in the club
championship by strapping Ralph
Bogart, former District champion.
Within month Bob Barnett,
Chevy Chase pro, and Boyd Jaeger,
one OF his aides, will 60 to Miami,
where Bob again will take over the
pro duties at the lavish Indian
Creek Country Club. This will be
Bob's 18th season at Indian Greek,
and If he follows the usual schedule
he will be back in Washington early
in April, prepared to take up the
summer job at Chevy Chase again.
Golf affairs may be quite different
when spring opens up next year,
Any one can make his own guesses
as to what will happen, but the fu-
ture seems none too bright for the
outlying clubs.
Miller to Be Feted.
Jocko Miller, newest recruit for
the Comdr. Gene Tunney NAVY
training unit, will have his chance
to do some speechmaking tomorrow
night at Congressional, where the
members Of the club near Potomac,
Md, are getting ready to give Jocko
a big sendof1.
Miller will leave town for Nor
folk next Tuesday. He has passed
all the preliminaries and will be-
come chief specialist. AS a former
boxer Jocko will be a handy man in
training recruits to be fast with
their hands and thoughts. Soon
after Miller leaves Congressional
Witty Cox, the club pro, will lose
another Of his aides. Dewey Rick
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Duke Alexander Killed Soomon Offers Incentive for Old Liners Saturday

passes on spot plays. helped Baugh
bamboozle the Steelers Sunday on
q fake reverse that should have
gone for touchdown, but was
nullified by a penalty The next
time maybe they'll really throw the
apple to Charles.
Internecine warfare In the tepee
has been averted by the narrowest
Of margins. Dick Todd, who had
good day against the Steelers,
was ~beefng about Willie Wilkin,
claiming he'd gotten the signals
crossed.
Hes crampin' nah STYLE" Todd
said. "Ah'm supposed to handle
those punts, but Willie's takin'
them on his chest" L. F.. A.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
AIsab Can Reach Top
As Money Winner
For 3-Year-0Ids
Will Surposs Shut Out
If He Annexes $4,000
Westchester Saturday
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Alsab has been assigned 124
pounds for the $25,000 Westchester
Handicap at Empire City Saturday,
which Owner AL SABBATH and Trainer
Sarge Swenke selected for him in
preference to the $4,000 Pimlico.
SABBATH made the decision yes
terday after the weights for the
Westchester we're announced, leav-
ing the Calumet star. Whirlaway,
all alone in the Pimlico Special to-
morrow for the richest walkover
any horse ever enjoyed on a North
American track.
If Alsab bags the winners share
OF the purse Saturday, he will pass
the retired Shut Out in earnings
and lay claim to the title of top
money winner Of the 3-year-olds
this year.
Whirlaway also is eligible for the
Westchester Handicap and has been
assigned top weight of 100 pounds
for the mile and three -sixteenths
test by Handicapped John B. Camp
bell
Campbell rated Alsab and Whirly
at equal weights according to the
scale pounds over in each case.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
0verconfidenf Skins
Make Coach Worry
About Eagle Game
FIoherty Fears Letdown
After SteeIer TussIe
Will Hundicup Club

Flaherty fears Philadelphia, and
no kidding. The red-haired Red
skin chief OF staff is the one member
OF the club who still thinks it can
lose the Eastern division crown and
the coveted spot in the playon
against the Bears and until Wash
ington has the flag clinched beyond
all mathematical doubt the coach
still insists it has got to travel at
top speed.
We're home" grinned one of the
boys, hurrying into the dressing
room after the Pittsburgh game
Sunday. That was our last tough
one and from now on it will be
smooth sailing" His mates seemed
to agree with him. One thing Ger
tain, the Redskins won't tangle with
a tougher, harder hitting outfit than
the Steelers, and on paper there
isn't another club remaining on the
schedule with a chance of beating
them.
Must Respect Thompson.
Flaherty, however, feels that the
general letdown which naturally will
follow will help the Eagles Sunday
at Griffith Stadium. He doesn't
think the Skins can afford to dis
miss Tommy Thompson too lightly
The veteran and accurate Philly
finger gave Washington a lot of
trouble in the first game and until
he tired he was a constant menace,
not to say nuisance. Washington
finally stopped him by concentrating
on him, giving him the rush act and
roughing him up in a discouraging
manner.
Vic Carroll's return, plus the addi-
ton of Charles Malone, will help
the Tribe in the stretch run, but at
Its present pace it will get along
very nicely in it's remaining games.
CAROLS ankle is as good as new
and Malone, ostensibly signed for
the express purpose of snagging
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Hufson Still Holding
Wide Scoring Lead
Though Checked
Packer Has So Points
As He Adds Only Two;
FomieIietti Second
by the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Although
held without touchdown for the
first time this year in Sundays game
with the Detroit Lions, Don Hutson.
the Green Bay Packers pass catcher.
still maintained a wide lead today
in the National Football League
scoring column.
Hutson, who holds virtually every
league record for point producing.
place-kicked two extra points
against Detroit to hike his seasons
output to 58-22 more than second
place Gary Famiglietti of the Chi
cago Bears. The big fullback's ag-
gregate remained unchanged this
week Washington Dick Todd Is
fourth with 81 points.
The nine leaders.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Grid Title Claimants
To Play Lions Here

What promises to be the big game
of the Negro professional football
season here has been announced for
Sunday, November Is, at Griffith
Stadium between Washington Lions
and the Harrisburg (Pa) Trojans,
claimants OF the world Negro pro
title.
The Lions recently were credited
with an upset when they worked to
TT tie with the Trojans at Harris
burg. Last Sunday the Lions ran up
their biggest margin of the season
when they defeated Richmond ALL
Stars, CLIO.
Evening star., 1942-10-27

to have beaten Michigan since Fritz
Crisler became head coach.
The game, will be the 18th between
the two schools, the series having
started in 1898 when Michigan won
its first Western Conference cham
pionship. Michigan has won 18 and
the Illini 9 during the span.
Coach Lynn Waldorf of North
western praises the defensive play
of Sophomore Center George ADD
and may start him against Mime
sofa. Otto Graham Is nursing, a
bruised leg muscle but is expected to
be in shape for rthe game.
Dick Good, Illinois aerial artist,
is in the hospital with q twisted left
knee and may be lost for the sea-
son.
The Michigan coaching staff main
talns silence on the controversial
drop-kick by Gopher Quarterback
Bill Garnaas and the timekeeper's
long count" Maj Grinhth, Big
Ten commissioner, awaits reports on
the game from officials, coaches and
his Omclal observer.
Dick Barwegen, sophomore Pur-
due guard, may not be able to 20
against Iowa because of an elbow
injury. Bill Parker, senior end, will
captain the Hawkeyes, who received
the good news that Parkers end
mate, Bill Burkett, may be ready
after recovering from torn ligaments
in his knee.
Unbeaten Wisconsin attempts to
develop a passing attack to throw at
Ohio State. Minnesota and Indiana
were reported in good shape.
Coach Frank Leahy plans to re-
turn to his duties at Notre Dame
Wednesday after treatment in the
Mayo clonic. Owen Dippy) Evans
knee hurt is improving so much
that he soon may become a regular
player on the Irish team.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Jones Installed Prexy
Of Postal RifIemen

Edward H. Jones is the new presi-
Gent OF the Postal Riflemen. having
oeen installed at the clubs meeting
Other of11cers are Raymond F. Moore
vice president; Marvin w. High
tower, secretary; j. Arthur Miles
treasurer, and Lionel S. Cant and
Walter c. Edwards, executive off,
GERS.
Medals were awarded R. P. Moore,
winner, and M. w. Hightower and
w. G; Edwards, runners-up, in the
recent cross-country shoot.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Navy Has One Home Man

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Oct. q R.-A
lone Marylander, Harold ]. Smith
Of Baltimore. is included on Navy's
football squad this year. Smith, =
senior, Is q center.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Illinois Has Michigan Jittery
With Both in Vengefu| Mood
Wolverines Harder Hit by Loss to Gophers
Than Foe by Its Defeat by Notre Dame
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN,
Associated Press Sports Writer

CHICAGO Oct. 27-Not the days Red Grange has
Illinois thrown such into Michigan this week.
Ray Eots surprising nni will attempt
Western Conference action against the
Saturday. Both teams
Evening star., 1942-10-27

Td.r, touchdown by running: Tdp..
touchdown by pass: KIP, point after touch.
down; F.g., field goal.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Religion in Schools
To Be Discussed al
All Souls Unitarian
DR.. Pierce Will Preach
On One of Discovered
Sayings of Jesus

Religion in the Public Schools"
will be discussed by DR.. T. B. Martin
OF the National Education Associa-
ton before the class in imperative
religion at All Souls Unitarian
Church at 10 am. tomorrow. At the
same time = AaiWice Halperin, on
leave from the University OF Okla
homa. at the Library of Congress.
will address the current problems
class on The Problem of Intra-
American Cultural Relations"
DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce will preach
at IL am. on one of the discovered
sayings Of Jesus, from an ancient
homily, Il Am the Gate OF Life"
Organ recital at 5 pm.
An illustrated talk on Chances
and GlimDses of the Islands of the
Pacific" will be given by DR.. Charles
A. Browne at $50 pm A fellow
ship tea will be held from to 7 pm.
Americans All" a motion picture,
will be shown at 6:45 pm. and
Sunny" at 7:30 pm.
The Rainbow group will meet at
the hone of DR.. and Mrs. Truman
Able on Tuesday. The Business and
Professional Women's Club will meet
Wednesday.
The Junior Alliance will hold
shawl exhibition and tea on
March 81
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Auoustunu Lutheran

DR.. Arthur o. Helm will preach
the fourth in his special series OF
lenten sermons tomorrow morn
ing. Jesus. Our Saviour Is the
general theme of the series, and the
subject of tomorroW's sermon Will
be The Bread of Life"
The Young Women's Missionary
Society will conduct service at
the Home for the Aged at Blue
Plains tomorrow evening. DR.. Helm
will speak.
This congregation will participate
IN the union Lutheran lenten serv-
ice Monday evening at the Grace
Lutheran Church. The guest preach
er will be the Rev. DR.. Otto H.
Bostrom of New York City.
The Luther League will hold a
social and business meeting Thurs
day at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Morning, Evening Services
AT Calvary Baptist Church

The Rev. Clarence w. Crawford,
minister of Calvary Baptist Church,
will preach tomorrow morning on
The Church in the Wilderness"
and in the evening on The Exclu-
slve Result of an Inclusive Invita-
ton" The junior church service at
II a m. will be in charge of the Rev.
Edwin H. Tuller, assistant minister.
The Mary Carr Evening Circle will
meet Monday evening. Mrs. John
R. Thomas will speak.
Officers and teachers of the senior
department of the Sunday school
will hold social and business meet
ing Monday evening.
The Barbara Murray Glass will
hold party Tuesday. The
Strangers Club" for newcomers and
service men will be held the same
evening
The Board of Trustees will meet
Wednesday evening.
A Refugee" dinner will be held
Thursday under the sponsorship of
the Woman's Society The Rev. J.
Hundley Wiley, returned mission
ary from China, will be the guest
speaker.
The Lucia Green Circle will meet
at 2 pm. Wednesday with Mrs. S. w.
Bristow.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
DR.. Robinson TO Give
Sixth Sermon in Series

"I Believe in Bearing Witness 10
Our Faith" will be the sixth sermon
in the series, "A Greed for Christian
Living" at the Calvary Methodist
Church at II an. tomorrow. Ihe
Rev. DR.. Orris G. Robinson Will
preach. and at pm. he will con-
tinue with the sermon topic, God S
Trumpeter." dealing with great
characters of our Christian herl-
tare. The senior choir will sing.
The Young Peoples League meets
At 7 pm. The young people Will
hold their after-church hour fol-
lowing the evening service.
DR.. Earle Cummins, district
s,lnerintendent of the Easton dis
trict. MARYLAND, will be the guest
speaker at the Thursday evening
lenten service.
The Young Adults will meet on
Wednesday at 8 pm. There will
be a book review of "Reville in
Washington" The young people
will have folk games Saturday night.
Prof. Anderson of American Uni
versity will be the discussion leader
in the Young Adult Department at
e:45 am. tomorrow. The subject is
WAR -Mindedness.'
Mrs. J. E. Bonner will entertain
Circle No. 9 at her home Tuesday
evening.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Scottish Moderator to Preach
Two Sermons Here Tomorrow
DR.. Cockburn at Covenunt-First
Presbyterian and Washington Cathedral

The Rt. Rev. DR.. James Hutch
inson Cockburn, moderator of the
General Assembly of the Church
of Scotland and minister of Dun
blame Cathedral. who arrived in this
country recently for a SiX-Week in
terdenominational speaking tour.
will preach twice tomorrow in the
National Capital.
At the II o'clock service at Cove
nant-First Presbyterian this noted
Scotch Presbyterian will preach,
while at the o'clock service at
Washington Cathedral he will be
the fourth guest speaker in a series
of special united services. of Whlcr
the Washington Federation OF
Churches is joint sponsor.
DR.. Cockburn holds the highest
ecclesiastical office in Scotland, hay
ing been elected moderator IN l94l.
It is generally recognized that he
was chosen for this responsibility
in this crucial time because of the
distinction of his leadership as
preacher and churchman.
He will make addresses In
churches in this country and Can
ada during his tour and will also
lecture at Union Seminary and
Princeton Seminary.
The appearance of DR.. Cockburn
at Covenant First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be in con-
nection with the observance of
membership responsibility Sunday
in the current church ad,ance pro-
gram. The dedication of subsCrip-
tions will take place. Every mem
ber OF the church is beng urged to
attend.
The financial phase of the pro-