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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

s bay leaves, l cup fresh diced
tomatoes, and l can tomato juice.
While this is cooking. heat
cup of salad oil, and in il fry
pound Of ground round steak. Add
the cooked meat 10 the cooking
vegetables, and simmer all to-
gether for twenty minutes.
To serve arrange cooked
noodles on platter. cover with
sauce, sprinkle with grated cheese
and serve hot.
tMrs Guzman were delighted %
add your recipe for Tallerines 20 our
growing file OF Bolivian recipes
Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

cornbread and similar coughs,
there is nothing to beat bacon
grease. as our Southern cooks
have long known.
1t is given out that, in this
campaign 10 save waste kitchen
fats, the dealer will himself trim
our steaks and chops and ham
slice, as well as all other meats,
with special care, before we buy
them. But the housewife herself
is 10 save or render" out other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

point, anu WHICH therefore us
integrate or breakdown less
readily under high temperatures.
Here butter, so delicious TO eat
on bread, or for seasoning, takes
a lower place than neutral vege-
table oils. which do not Smoke"
so readily. Thus. all the vege-
table oils and olive oil, of
course are preferable 10 butter
for frying operations.
Right here may be a good place
TO ask: when is a fat called a
shortening ?" A shortening is
that fat which is 100 per cent
neutral fat with no flavor Of il
own. The cook recognizes and
uses many brands of excellent
commercial shortcomings which
she buys in containers. Such
shortcomings are usually a blended
mixture Of cottonseed and corn
oils, brought to a solid or "hy-
drogenized" form by powerful
mechanical beating and whipping
In its final state, the shorten
ing is white. creamy. and of the
smoothest texture which inCor-
porates most easily and with
least beating into cake, cookie.
muffin, etc; or which is an ideal
"deep-fat-frying" oil, chiefly be-
cause of this same neutral char
acteristic. and the fact that il
is fat OF a low smoking point
No discussion of household fats
would be complete without men
ton of margarine. sometimes
called oleomargarine. which Is
another excellent type Of house
hold fat for use AS a spread for
bread for seasoning vegetables.
and also for other culinary uses
Modern margarine is a blended
mixture Of cultured whole milk.
plus SKINNED milk, mixed with
some cottonseed oil and. IN the
best grades, with a definite peg
centage of Vitamin A added. This
new fortified margarine" like
the newer fortified milk" rates
5000 units Of Vitamin A per
pound, thus making IL the fIi
equivalent IN nutritlve value wit.
standard grade butter.
Margarine also, like butter b.
unlike the neutral Shortcomings. |
has flavor 10 tho interest Of
the housewife who must watch |
her budget. margarine Is surpris-
ingly inexpensive Margarine
guarantees fun nutritive VitaniN
\ values. has $500 Galleries % the |
pound, a fat content OF az least !
50 per cent per pound gust like |
butterl, and is o. per cent digcs-
ible.
Again, bacon and ham fat. or
some Of the waste fat which rises ,
TO the top of the kettle after
cooking a smoked tongue, are all
well-seasoned, savory or tasty !
fats which can also be used in
seasoning other foods, particu-
larly creamed and scalloped /
dishes, and hot vegetables Bacon /
fat or grease gives TO cabbage. |
string-beans, greens" etc. an |
unusual piquancy. For adding
10 a mix of cornmeal mullins, !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
ANeWWaU t0EC0n0niZe in theKitChen
o AMERICAN housewives
realize that hundreds of
millions Of pounds of house,

49, millions of pounds of house,
hold and cooking fats are wasted
In this country annually? The
answer is undoubtedly NO. |N
But If they ask themselves how
this stupendous waste occurs they
can provide their own answer by
considering what happens TO the
common fats in their own kitchen.
Any honest housekeeper will
admit that it is ordinary practice
after frying chops or roasting
meat TO tip up the skillet or the
roasting pan and pour out the
cooking grease into the garbage
pail or the sink. Too often the fat
remaining after frying or broiling
bacon is thrown away instead of
being saved for other cooking or
for seasoning.
AS has been said repeatedly,
the average American family
wastes in a day enough to fur
ish a less-fortunate family with
several meals.
At this time when the whole
country is engaged in an about
endeavor to conserve materials,
housewives can add TO their other
efforts by needing the call to
SAVE THE FATS" recently
sent out by Mr. Leasing ]. Rosen-
valid. Chief of the Bureau of In
dustrial Conservation.
This campaign, seeking the CO.
operation of women, aims TO sal
wage some 100000 900 pounds of
wasted Kitchen fats" which can
be transformed into materials
urgently needed in our war
economy
Mr.. Rosenwald points out that
the war in the East has seriously
curtailed our usual imports Of oils
and fats, and IL is from oils and
fats that all-important glycerine
Is manufactured Glycerine is
used in explosives. and also in
gun-recoil mechanisms and TO
float navigation compasses.
Hence its essential Importance.
We home-makers must stop
and take a good square look at
our own garbage and waste pals.
and try 10 use all types Of house
hold fats and oils more intelli-
gently and with less waste.
SO, let's all look at our fats and
our household oils.
Chemically speaking. all fats
and oils are distinguished by their
quality of giving off heat and be-
ing measured in heat units. II
may be a kerosene oil serving 10
cook with. or blubber 20 cook
with and 10 heat up the body OF
the Eskimo in his sub-Arctic
SHOWS; or II may be olive oil. or
butter or the thick, white fat
rind around a choice sirloin steak
all are some kind OF fat" and
all are measured in heat units re-
salting in some form of energy.
INTENTIONALLY. food fats and oils
are measured not only in terms
of energy but also by the rating
Of each in regard 20 vitamins
Thus, for example, butter and
cottonsecd oil both rate high in
energy Butter provides approx
mateiy a year-round average OF
5000 standard units OF precious
Nitamin A. That is why IL is
placed at the top Of the national
nutrition group Of foods pro
tective foods" especially valu-
able In maintaining all-important
good vision
Culinarily speaking, all kitchen
fats must be chosen on the basis
of their cooking or frying quail
ties. Thus, those fats which have
what the experts call "a high
smoking point" are not as desir-
able for pan-frying or for deep
as any oils or fats
which have low smoking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

perfectly blended with the
tangy richness of lemon peel
makes them different than any
cookie you've ever known!
And their thrilling new
deliciousneSS is only baT
the story! Because they're
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

"why couldn't I have been the one to
discover this wonderful lemon-oatmeal
combination!' That's what YOUR friends
will say when they first taste these heav-
enly new fresh lemon oatmeal cookies
made with Mothers or Quaker Oats
and SunkiSt lemon peel
For here is truly new kind of delicious
ness! The delightful goodness OF crisp,
CrunChv, toasted Mothers or Quaker Oats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
#se$ Z>z<z<sezae
FOR THIS SUMMERS COOKIE SENSATION!

made with whole-grain oatmeal they're
simply bursting with food vaIue-vitamin
b.. Proteins, Phosphorus and Iron-all
vital food elements both children and
adults need more Of today! And they're
sugar Sarers. too-can be made with part
sugar and part corn syrup!
Easv TO make? Like rolling off a log!
That why we call them simmer cookies!
Easy to make and easy TO bake-l0 TO ! ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

minutes by the clock.
Clip the recipe above. Get
Mother or Quaker Oats and
Sunkist lemons and surprise
your family tomorrow! And
then sit back and wait for the
praise you're bound 10 get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

CLEVELAND. O.-Operatic at
Itention Tuesday night focused on
Astrid Varnay, the 23-year-old
Swedish thrush. who made her de-
but for Midwest "Met"-goers as
Elsa in a magnificent performance
of "Lohengrin.
The second offering which the
metropolitan Opera Company is
giving in the huge Cleveland audi
forum is the only Wagnsrian one
| to be presented.
But the presence of American
born Miss Varnay and an almost
Ientirely American cast, proved
that we don't have TO depend on
Kirstin Flagstad and other foreign
ers for fine interpretations of Ger
man opera.
VOCAL POISE
Miss Varnay. blonde and statu-
lesque, has vocal poise way be-
|yond her years. The tonal quality
is not unlike that of Flagstaff
and the lower register has ma
turity which is amazing in any one
so young.
OF course il will be several years
before she has gained all the eX-
perience necessary for roles like
Isolde and Brunnhilde, but her
Elsa was perfectly at home in the
company of such vocal veterans as
Lauritz Melchior, who sang. the
title role; julius Huehn. the pow
|erful Telramund. and the Ortrud Of
KerStin Thorborg.
Particularly moving was her Sec
ond act duet with Thorborg. In
the ensemble work her upper regis
ter revealed ability 10 blend per-
fectly with even the fullest powers
| of Melchior and Huehn.
Melchior's powers will never
|Wane. il seems. No matter how
many times he sings a role, he
appears in stronger voice.
EXCELLENT CAST
or course there were no weak
voices in the cast. Julius Huehn
was at his best; the dramatic re-
cital- in the first act and his con-
Ifession to Ortrud were of deep
and sonorous beauty.
Thorborg. dark and sinister look
ing. makes an ideal foil for Tel
lramund. her lower tones holding
ominous insinuations.
Norman Gordon, ALWAYS a COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Dinah Shore May Make
TUo Movies for Republic
BY LoUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, April 9.-The
personality hit of the season is
singing Dinah Shore-and / don
think there will be any argument
about that statement from any
body who has heard Dinah do her
stuff. Well, with all the movie
companies bidding for her serv-
ices in musicals it looks like Re-
public has the inside track on a
two-picture deal.
First their Hit Parade OF
1892 and. second, House OF
Stars" based on the House of
Service Night Club hi New York,
sponsored by such headliners as
Bette Davis, Tallulah Bankhead,
Ina Claire and hundreds of others
for service men only.
Dinah, for months, could have
had her pick of specially" spots
in various big Hollywood movies.
But what interests her most about
the Republic deal is that she would
get acting as well as singing
roles.
She's particularly interested in
House of Stars" because she's
one of the Broadway headliners
who furnish the food, pay the
walters and put on the shows at
the House of Service in New York.
For the movie, House of Stars"
is more TO the point than the
original name-hence the change.
NEY GIVEN CONTRACT
With all the raveroos over Mrs.
Miniver' with Greer Carson and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now
A ROWING DETRoITER:

n kONlING LIE MI EtNs
A blonde waitress at Joe Gar
wins dropped a roll on the floor,
picked it up with a rueful look
and commented:
Ell throw that out-but when
you think that people are starry
ing"
ct know it, we said. 'but
there's no way TO get food from
here 10 the places where people
are starving"
And I know that" she said,
speaking with something of an
accent. eve can't even write
10 them. They don't even CEN
sor the letters. They Just send
them back
The girl is a Hungarian, and
her relatives are still in Hun
gary. The Red Cross is trying 10
deliver letter for her. but
even at best il won't be able 10
get il through in less than three
months.
Alice Kennedy. whose songs
are such a terrific hit at the
Bowery. couldn't even take
bow when she first went into
show business.
and" she told me, 81 had 10
hang onto the microphOne with
both hands while / was singing.
You see. my hack had been
broken I'm an automobile accident
and was still In n cast. Prob
ably I shouldn't have been work.
ing at all, but I needed the
money to pay off hospital bills"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

room while I do my Oh-Johnnies
I'm the bedroom"
This pair OF singing girls. one
popular. one operate. form one
of the striking friendships of
show business. Each has had
tough shedding at one time or
another. and they've helped each
other over obstacles that seemed
insurmountable.
miss Paulee has been in De-
troit this week. Because she
will sing in Cleveland tomorrow.
she has been visiting her hus-
band. who is a ferry pilot for
bombers.)
Tableau - 1912 Style: Louis
Porter writes: Passed a gas sta
ton yesterday on the way down
town.
Heard a report. Looked in
time to see a cloud of dust, a
fiat rear tire, and the attendant
holding the air hose and looking
stupidity at the Mortified car
driver"
Another Dutra appears on the
scene-Mortie Dutra Jr., son Of
the famous Red Run pro, is
making his first professional APP
pearance this week, but not as a
golfer like his father. Mortie Jr.
an accomplished drum-major at
the age of 1s is twirhng a baton
at Northwood Inn. He doesn't
care much for golf, but is pre-
pairing al Gesu High School
TO take an engineering course in
college.
Coincidence: Jack Harris, bar
tender at the PenohScot Club
and London Chophouse, greeted
man by name:
'Hello, Mr.. McCOrrOll."
George McCorroll looked UP.
startled. How did you know my
name ?"
"Why," said Harris, because
I served you once in n blind
pig in 1929"
But how did you remember
me for Is years."
81 remember you," said Har-
ris, because you gave me some
snapshots Of an amphibian air
plane"
McCorroll gasped.
"Have you still got them ."
he asked. 1--WE been advertising
and offered a reward for any
body who had some OF those old
photos. I need them for some
war work"
Harris gave him the pictures
but refused any reward.
Overheard in North End
barber shop--a man insisting
that the war will be over IN
four and a half months" He is
asked. How do you know -
and he replies, half with brsvado
and half something else;
MY sons Just been indicted
In the army, and--doggone 1t.
he's never stayed at one job for
more than four and a half
months In his llfew
NOTES: f. c. Schwinmer will
show his own movies OF Jungle
life, big game hunting and deep
sea fishing Saturday night in
the Barlum Hotel lobby. pro
ceeds 10 go for the purchase Of
cigarets and similar things for
navy recruits.
Mrs. r. j.. of 1929 North
Martindale, also objects 20 the
don't hit n defense worker"
slogan. sour reply, which came
a. one chorus" she writes. "was,
mo. Hit grandma instead. She
can't Jump so fast What will
they shout at John q. and Susie
q. Public next"
nl-wind: The III wind OF the
war is blowing some good
Convicts. ready for parole. are
able 20 get jobs easier and stay
out Of trouble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Astrid Varnay Outstanding
In Met Operas Lohengrin'
BY CHARLES GENTRY

handing presence. was as regal
a figure vocally as he was in APP
pearance. He sang King Henry,
the medieval character who hap
pens 10 be going over his country
on the matter of national defense.
when he discovers some sabotage
in the state of Brabant, where
the head of the mobiles. Telramund,
is accusing the princess of having
killed her brother.
Elsa calls on a knight to de-
fend her cause and swan draws
up in no time with Lohengrin.
the strong, silent type, who is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

willing to fight Elsa's battles and
marry her II she won't ask any
Questions. But Elsas curiosity
gets the better of her and so
Lohengrin takes the next swan
home.
It's grandiose rather than grand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

Miss Kenne-
dy by tn e
w ay, shares
an a p a r t.
nnent when in
N e w Y or X,
with M on a
Paulee of the
M etropolitan.
who sang here
on the Ford
III ur las [
summer.
I'VE av
two DianoN."
said Alice.
"She practices
grand opera
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

opera, but when it is performed
the way it was Tuesday night, it'sl
top entertainment and cheering
throngs stood to reward this re!
cast and the masterfuI
direction of Erich LeinSdorf, who
occunied the pOdium,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

Walter Pidgeon there are~still
plenty for young Richard Ney,
who is not only~romantic on the
screen butthe Hollywood gals like
him. too. Personally. I am inclined
TO take his supposed romancing
with Michele Morgan with a grain
of salt--but on second thought
that really has nothing to do with
the fact that M-G-M has just
handed Ney a term contract and
the romantic lead in "Tish" oppo-
site Virginia Grey.
OF course. the high comedy star
roles in this Mary Roberts Rine-
hart classic of the "Old Girls" on
a spree will be handled by Mar
jorie Main and Spring Byington
with S. Sylvan Simon directing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-29
Brooke Lee Supported By Former
State Head Of American Legion
Major Fitzgerald Traces Lees Record AS Soldier Business
Man, And Legislator In Frederick Radio Address

1T is to talk with the people Of Frederick
ton and upper Montgomery Counties tonight about the Congressional
contest taking place the 9Th AIar District The election
OF Congressman the only that the people Of Maryland
Congressional District have this through which they able
choose Representative in Washington
register their influence the world national
Certainly with worldwide undecided and
with world in their dangerous condition which affects
all Americans equally, the
three weeks this choice Representa-
the Congress-
First want to tell about comade, and
fellow counan Col E. Brooke Lee Montgomery County,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-29

A new chemical compound, a smell
killer, has been disclosed by two chem
lists. 1t destroys smells by burning the
gas which is the actual smell. Odors
of skunk and cooking cabbage are
said to have disappeared.
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Lesson for November l

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by International
Council OF Religious Education; used by
plLmLsaIOn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-29

As of about years Brooke enlisted
buck private the Maryland National Guard He held all the
grades of private corporal and lieutenant in the old LIST
Maryland Infantry and the Mexican Border
Regiment of will recall had trouble the
Rio GTande
"n April 1917 country entered the against what
then Kaiser Whems effort and intention the world
Brooke Lee with Company the 115h Infantry
the 29th Division along with 500 other from Western
X Company from Silver Spring and Montgomery County,
Colonel Lee Decorated or Bravery
courageousy front
line infantry soldier he
tnction both being decorated for bravery action
and then Of being promoted from Captain Major before the
lAmisce and placed command of Battalion
the 15th will tell you about his military
record minutes because that certainly Of
the
Returning from service in June 1919 Brooke Lee
nominated without opposition the candidate the Demo-
cratic Party in the State for Comptroller of the Maryland Treasury
his
poant appointed Secretary
land by the late Governor Albert c. Rtchie
Brooke Lee then elected to the House OF Delegates
Annapolis Montgomery County and elected Speaker by the
ber the other from Baltimore City. He
elected Speaker served three that important g
lative position.
Brooke later associate and unpaid
the Maryland State Roads Commission from 1881 to 1894 He also
served member of the Board Of Regents of the University Of
Maryland and Chairman the State War Memorial Commission
which Memorial Building in Baltimore City, Both Of
these last positions also unpaid.
Brooke Lee has been delegate to the Democratic National
Convention times has twice represented Maryland the
important Resolutions Committee Of the Democratic National
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THE CHRISTIAN VIEW
OF MARRIAGE

LESSON TEXT-Genesis 2:18-24; Matthew
1886; John 2:l.5.
GOLDEN TEXT-AIarriage is honorable in
all-HebTeWs 1874
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-29
Is An Editor and Publisher

In business Brooke Lee today the executive officer of large
housing Silver Spring is editor and publisher OF
Couny largest weekly and the
where cattle,
and the usual wheat and hay
Montgomery County him Woodworking and
useful and effective
Brooke believe this record qualities him
Western Maryland
critical period He has frsthand experience in war
himself be competent able and experienced mem
Der the Maryland Legislature In other governmental offices
politics the being able to get things done He
loyal adfast Our people deserve
times demand such Representative in Wash
ngtOn
The Republican nominee who Brooke Lee in the election
November Bird j. Glenn ea Of Frostburg Aegany County
those supporting Brooke
nominee Congress this time to talk about the opposing
the candidate and his leading hackers and
supporters including the Republican candidate for Governor
both the Republican
Montgomery and Aegany Counties
They attacks the business record
of candidate this Dis
requires that his friends respond to- Fair dealing
that Glenn Beas record be given similar inspection
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IMPROVED
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
S 9406Z ! essen

BY HAROLD /. LUNDQUIST. D. D.
OF The Moody Bible Institute Of Chicago.
released by Western Newspaper Unionl
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Beall's Record Inspected

Glenn Beal himself told personally
Cumberland going
Judge yourselves how well Mr. Bea has carried out
this
The record that his running mate the Republican candidate
Governor Lees political
every way possible the Chairman Of the Republican
Central M Beas home of Aegany
Republican State Central Committee
Montgomery County Bea himself printed
signature Brooke Lee with ephes
will describe in a minute.
anyone listened the Frederick radio the
Frederick Republican candidate