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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Cabbage Bundles

: cabbage leaves
y cup ground cooked meat
] cup cooked rice
l cup shredded sharp cheese
egg yolk
tablespoon chopped onion
q tablespoon chopped green
pepper
Salt and pepper
Ia cups tomato juice.
Cook cabbage leaves in boil
ing sailed water until almost
tender; drain well. Combine the
ham, rice, shredded cheese,
beaten egg yolk, onion. green
pepper and SeaSonInCS 10 taste
Place a tablespoon of this mix
ture in the center Of each cab
hage leaf, and wrap the leaf
around IL.
Place the bundle in a shallow
baking dish and pour over them
the tomato Juice Bake in a
moderate oven 1915 degrees for
30 minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

PRIORITIES AND national
defense requirements are going
10 put a crlmp into fabrics.
There Will be fewer types Of
fabric available. fewer styles.
fewer grades, and most emphat-
lcally, fewer colors.
Women long accustomed to
putting an individual fair into
their costumes and home fur
nlShingS will have 10 develop
new ways of attaining that
individuality, or resign them
selves TO monotonouS uniformity.
1t IS comforting. therefore, to
know that there remains one
way for indulGing personal
fancy a method that hasn't yet
been affected by the national
defense program namely, home
dyelng and tlnting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

IL cups milk
A hard cooked eggs
2 ga ounce cans sardines
6 slices toast "a
Paprika. ~
Blend together the butter and
flour; add seasonings and milk.
Cook until thickened, stirring
constantly. Add sliced eggs and
heat. Arrange sardines on toast
and put in the broiler until
heated; remove and cover with
the creamed eggs. Sprinkle
with paprika and serve. Will
serve 6. Two teaspoons grated
onion may be added 10 the
creamed eggs if that flavor IS
desired.
Canned mackerel is good pre-
pared the same way.
Serve a mixed vegetable salad
with the fish. Combine with
some shredded lettuce or water
cress and blend with we'll sea-
Soned French dressing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Cabbage
And Meat
Combination

TIE NEWEST bundles Of
goodness designed TO tempt and
please spring appetiteS are cab
bage leaves neatly wrapped
around tasty filling. This un-
usual meat and vegetable dish
combines familiar favorlteS-but
in such attractive new dress that
il may well hold the center Of
the stage on any luncheon or
supper table.
Thrifty meal planners will hit
on cabbage bundles as an excel
lent way Of utilizing meat left
overs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
WALK aper

A particularly effective back
ground for Early American
pieces consists of a plain paper
in gray-green over a wainScot
papered in half-inch green and
white stripes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
e.. Rnnyuise
mrIhE says.
GIVE UNCLE SAM \ LIT
WITH THRIFT"

RAYON F A 3 RIGS lose
strength when wet. Never iron
rayon until its practically dry
or you'll injure the threads and
shorten the life OF the garment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
New Drspe

Trou>cr-'op skirts utilize a
new method OF drapinG front
fIllreSS The iullneSs is pulled
10 the front m three impressed
pleatS a. each side after the
fashion OF tho pleatinG IN the
tops Of mems trousers plcating
that might not be there anymore
after The war production board
finishes eliminating material.
Al. tho fullncSS in the skirt i
concentrated AT the hip and the
skirt i narrow and pullcd-in at
the hem The style is used both
for day and evening wear, and is
fattcrinG 10 the figure.
But lest the trouSer-top skirts
be misleading. the day dresses
and suits are demure with rui-
fled necklineS quaint eyelet en-
hroidery, and big pouf bow
efcctS-pretty and feminine.
Suit AIternstes
Henri Bendel. Inc. showed a
series of navy blue light weight
wool dresses as an alternate
for the traditional spring suit.
These dresses. slim and high
lighted with touches of white.
are 10 be worn with spring fur
Jackets, separate top coats, or,
weather permitting, fur scarves.
This collection, il was pointed
out, was designed on the theory
that women today want nothing
spectacular but rather clothes
10 mirror the practical needs OF
the time Good taste and beauty
were the aims of each design
New Lengths
Another trend. shown by
Carnegie. is toward more fully
gathered skirts that dip slightly
10 the rear. Spring of 1912. this
designer believes, Will be a less
formal season. Women. instead
Of dressing in foor-length gowns
for evening. will wear street
length frocks Of MORE. taffeta
or crepe trimmed with net, lace
or flowers.
Two-piece suits~of alpaca and
taffeta, with rich or frllly
blouSes. are her suggestion for
dining out when the invitation
says don't dress.
Even evening dresses arc less
formal and serve double duty
Severely simple outfits to- be
worn for wartime duties also
were featured These included
softly tailored suits, slim silk or
wool dresses, and dress and coat
ensembles.
Distributed by international News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Variety Of Tints

There is no present scarcity
of home dyes and tints, and
there has been no increase in
prices 10 the consumer. Best of
all, there has been no reduction
in the range of colors available.
1t is possible to obtain innum-
cradle colors by blending two
or more together. thus giving
YOU no end of cOlorS when YOU
want 10 do A good tntlng and
dyclnC Job
We keep hearing Of new and
ingenious ideas for tIntS and
dyes. which makes us feel sure
that American homcmakerS are
going TO beat Standardization IN
fabric ColOrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Invest the pennies you'll save
by your careful handling of rayon
IN defense savings stamps. be-
cause you care for Democracy
Evening star., 1942-09-27

A treot from home!
Mommy sinein' Al Jolson,
m o b b e d by delighted
Yonks. odds autographs
to the show he put on
for the boys at q post
somewhere in the British
Isles, which he is touring
with other American en-
tertoinment stors.
A. P. Photo.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
TASTES like 0LD-FASH|0NED SOUP
MADE FRESH At HOME! :,,,...,
0od|es Of noodles cooks in seven mi
gives you more soup for your money!

just like the good home simmered kind!
Try it tomorrow for a real treat Just ask
for Lipton's It's the wonderful "home-
made" tasting soup that gives you more
for your money!
Evening star., 1942-09-27

A new quick way to get real old-fashioned
tasting soup! In just 7 minutes time, the
egg noodles turn plump and tender. -. the
broth bubbles up golden and rich -. and
the spicy seasonings cook into" the soup,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

doubl4 your money back
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Coal RatiOning
Near, Says US.

Donald M. Nelson. war produc.
ton chief. warned that emergency
coal rationing was probable unless
consumers Immediately build up
their reserve supplies to "the limit
|of storage capacity"
We are in q position 10 put in
your full next winters supply Of
most grades and sizes, now, witbs
out a payment until September.
Then you may pay in cash or In
Is or 9 monthly payments. For
complete information phone The
Detroit Coal Co.. Townsend 8-8503,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Joined Up toGet
Hover; Now He's
'0n Convoy Duty

Machine Gunner Casmer Tcp0
lewski, %, Of 1911 Sobieski sveulsa,
has seen his first ocean and n
home briefly to tell q doting fam.
lily that eggs cost IS cents q dpuen
in Honolulu.
Casmer, who 16 months ago waA
working In q Detroit spring fac
tory joined the army before 10
was drafted.
81 was enc q those boys Wbs
was going TO gce ny years
service sveF early" smiled sun
bronzed Casmer N he told hin
family about his experiences on
convoy duty with the transport
guard aboard merchant ships In
the Southern Pacific.
Caumer was $50 miles away
from Midway when United States
Marines thraxhed the Japs in late
May.
"There was n real oeisbEattca
when we received tho geeA
news-~
Mother TopoIewsId tsk. tsles
when her son tells that besides
eggs being IS cents q dozen. butter
sells at 80 cents a pound and ham
costs 80 cents pound.
Like all soldiers and sailors
dropping in on the islands, Casmer
brought home a hula-hula skirt
besides photographs Of himself in
Same. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

rant, ordered eight steaks and re-
|portedly devoured all.
Also teamed in heroics were
two Commands. Lieut.. J. Michael
Hall, 21, of Bury, Lancashire. and
Sgt. r. George Herbert, %. OF
Large, Scotland. Both won fame
in their raids on the Island OF
Vaagso. Norway.
Leading his section in a daring
attack on the main street of the
town from the landward side,
Halls left arm was ripped open by
a bullet in street fighting. He
completed his mission. then re-
turned to ship where his arm was
removed in an emergency opera
ton.
Herbert was given the military
medal for capturing Is Nazis
single handed.
with hand grenades IL was
simple" said Herbert, who has
four brothers in his majesty's
service. 'I had 10 Kill one of
the ferries. 30 sorry"
TOLL OF ATTACK
More than $1,000 tons Of ship.
ping was sunk, 200 Nazis were
killed and IS taken prisoners. and
two factories were leveled in the
attack, Herbert reported.
Known for his now-classic
communique, Sighted sub. sank
same" Ensign Donald F. Mason,
20, Of Rochester. Mimi. is justly
proud of his two decorations
the DISC and the silver star.
Mason and his bomber crew
bombed a U-boat to the bottom
of the North Atlantic last January
and another in approximately the
same spot two months later.
when you SEQ that oil slick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Relax Priorities
For Air Travel

To avoid all unnecessary dis
ruption OF commercial travel, pri
critics for air travel have beer
simplified and civilians now may
use any space not required by pri'
ority passengers and cargo. Franz
NJ. Burg. traffic manager Of Amer
lean Airlines, said today.
THE priority machinery has
been simpllfied," Burg explained.
I'VE will accept requests for
reservations on all flights from
civilians. Priorities will be Ia
sued only for urgent passenger
and cargo transportation and
major inspection trips by the
highest Officials
The new regulations are effec-
tive June 20 with q local priority
officer appointed in all large cities
10 issue priorities to members OF
services and civilians en-
gagged in essential war work.
Three Comic Pages every day
In Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Gestdpo Agent
Sought in Mexico

MEXICO CITY, June II (INS).
Hans Hallerman. chief gestapo
agent I'm Mexico. has escaped into
the interior Of the country, police
revealed today. He had been under
surveillance at the former Nazi
headQuarters at San Angel.
HalleSYnan came to Mexico sew
eral months ago from South
America. At one time he repre-
scented the Nszi cause IN Spain
where he worked with the Spanish
FalaneiSts.
Two other alleged Nazi agents
were taken into custody Tuesday
Baron" Harry Oppenheim. a con.
cert singer who was billed under
the name of Hartwell, was Sent
TO q concentration camp. Police
ssid he had appeared at Carnegi,
Hall in New York City.
Franz Hof. who has been con
tributing Nazi propaganda articles
TO Mexican newspapers. was de
ported. United States officials will
take him into custody at Laredo
Tex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

remember dressing the motor q
biz and keeping the Of kite tn
the air. It's all 80 automatic,
don't you know"
WOULD AVENGE BROTHERS
Taylor Is hiding his time until
ne can avenge his twin brother
James. an Raj pilot, who was
captured by the Germans and in.
termed at the Oflag 6B concentra'
ton camp. Originally. the two
boys set out TO repay the German,
for shooting away their father
leg in the first World War.
Although he is now only 70
Flight Sgt. Maxwell Alexande
Dick Riddeli of Hamilton, Scot
land. has been in the Raj fol
three years and participated IN
the leaflet raids opening the Brit
ish offensive against the Axis.
I'm not 30 young" corrected
Riddell. 81 feel plenty old and
quite 20. just let me get back
I'm there and mix IL with them;
the sooner the better"
The king pinned the DFC 10 hi'
tunic for his collective operations
Including those over Rostock.
DOWNED FOUR JAPS
First Lieut.. George s. WEIGH
20. of the United States Army All
Corps received the DISC for at
lacking a formation of II JaI
planes at Pearl Harbor with tn
support of only one pursuit plane
bringing down four of the enem.
craft.
They said got four" said
WEIGH. II hope ! did. but j
didn't see EN- mt the time. j
guess I was the first of the field
that day and I don't mind say
Ing I was scared plenty. But j
Just frightened up and dug in"
WEIGH was a star football playe
at Purdue University.
A newcomer to the parade
Ensign Francis F.. Pinter. %, q
Bethlehem, Pa. who won the DFt
for rescuing II men from a tor
pedoed vessel on the Caribbea
with a patrol plane, 1000 pound
overloaded.
But HE MADE 1T
with our regular crew Of
eight and all the gas and bombs
We had, I didn't think we could
get of the water" Pinter re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

ADyERTIsEM1KNr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Gas on Stomach

ADvERrfsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

raid on a Jap landing party on
Luzon. He was recommended for
the award 10y General Macarthur.
Lieut.. William c. Carrithers. D,
OF Manitou Springs, Colo. who
was cited as an extraordinary
bomber navigator and gunner in
action off the Philippines. Aus
|tralia. Java and over Malaga and
BOrneo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

remember dressing the motor n
bif and keeping the Of kite in
the air. It's all so automatic,
don't won know"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

MEXICO CITY. June II UNS).
Mine survivors Of the torpedoed
Dutch steamer KoSm were safe
today On Cog,1mel Island, OF the
eastern coast of Mexico, They
said the ship was torpedoed and
sunk June IL within 100 miles oi
the Mexican coast. The SURVIVOR
said 20 other members Of the crew
had taken to boats and were some
where I'm the Gulf Of Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

on the water, IT'S just like seor-
ing q good hit on a buck deer"
EXPLAINS MESSAGE
Explaining his terss com
|munique, Mason said:
T Just wanted to tell the
boys at tho base quick and
without taking the time to write
n code message. You can always
expand on things when you get
back. you know"
And so goes the story right
through the list of the Is valiant
men. Each one has a headline
story TO tell. none trying 10 out
shine the others. All express dis
taste for war. but determination
TO see it through until the Axis
is crushed.
The other heroes who will par
ticipate in Detroit's greatest show
of military might are:
Flight Lieut.. Carroll Warren
McColpin of Los Angeles, a mem
Der of the Raj eagle squadron,
which Is credited with bringing
down 900 enemy aircraft.
DOWNED q yUNKERS
wing Commander Malcomb
Loudon, 26, who was awarded the
DFC for shooting down eight Ger
man Junkers officially and six
others unofficially over FL Cobb,
south of Tobruk.
Chief Engine Room Arti6cer
Harry Howard, AZ. a veteran of
the first World War. who was
given the distinguished service
medal for assisting in blowing up
the dock gates at st. Nazaire.
First Lieut.. Elliott Vandevanter
Jr.. Is, Of Washington, United
States air corps pilot who re-
Iceived the DISC for his part in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
An. TOTO
Did the Emperor Inquire
About Midway

Toxic said today:
The emperor this morning
received I'm audience Premier
TojO who reported to the throne
on various political matters
under his jurisdiction and re-
piled TO various questions posed
by the throne"
II was not made known whether
The throne delved into the Midway
Island battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Putting on the Dog

SAN JOSE. Cal, June II (UP),
Milton X. Lepsett beat her on
the head with their pet cocker
spaniel when she insisted that he
dress for dinner. Mrs. Elizabeth
Lepsett complained in winning q
divorce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
War Heroes Arrive
Sehoolboy Looks Belle Fighting Spirits Of Is;
'Bres+her' Before New Action. They Say
(Continued from Page one)

counted. But I knew we had to
and We did"
Squadron Leader John d. Net
tleion, Is, OF Rondebosch, Cape
Town, gained fame and the Vic
toria Cross for returning his bull
let-riddled heavy bomber safely to
base from a successful attack on q
Diesel engine factory at Augsburg
although all other planes in hi;
formation were downed.
His middle name Is appropriate
He was christened John Daring
Perhaps his parents were thinking
of his grandfather. Admiral Net
Teton of the royal navy.
MET PRESIDENT
In n clipped accent Nettletor
selected his audience with PreSi
dent Roosevelt as his life's bigges'
thrill. He complained that Amer
lean beer hadn't improved since
his visit to this country sever
years ago as a British sailor.
With NettIeton on the lone re-
turning bomber was Sgt. d. N
Huntley. 81. OF Southern Rho
deSia. South Africa, who distin
guished himself as a gunner or
the fight. Huntley, one of the
first 500 South Africans 10 enlist
lin the RAF described coming IL
America as lust like coming home
from home
2 COMMANDOS HERE
Contending that New Yorl
crowds are terrifying, he elabo
rated on the friendliness of Amer
ican people by stating desire fol
second date with a girl he me
Monday in Pittsburgh.
Upon landing on United States
terrain, Huntley entered a restau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Vireinians See
Sub Sink Ship,
Damage Second

NORFOLK. Va. June II ms
A daring submarine attack
within sigbt OF thousands OF per
sons thronging the Virginia shore
resulted today IN the sinking Of .
large American freighter and
damaging OF another vessel.
Spellbound vacationists and resi-
dents saw the enemy sub strike
an American convoy three miles
OF Virginia Beach.
Naval and military planes and
q blirnp dropped bombs and depth
charges IN an attempt 10 destroy
the undersea craft. but II was not
disclosed whether they were sue
ceSSful
Attacking Monday, the sub
marine sent a torpedo into the
first ship and submerged for more
than hale an hour before u came
Up 10 strike the second vessel
Although damaged. the SECOND ship
remained afost and was towed
into port.
ONE OF CREW LOST
OF the as crew members Of the
ship that was sunk. all but one
were landed safely at Norfolk.
The sole casualty was Second
Assistant Engineer Rubin Red
wine Of Port Arthur. Tex.
Redwine's mates abandoned the
vessel in three lifeboats shortly
after the torpedo struck. They
rowed part Of the six miles TO
shore and were then packed up by
a patrol boat.
Radio Operator Raymond Pierce
Of Philadelphia. Pa. said the two
ships were in q convoy which in
ciuded II other vessels.
Major damage to the second
tcrpedoed ship consisted Of a bro
ken rudder, smashed fuel lines
and battered pumps. OF the 81
persons aboard. only one was IN
lred. q seaman having suffered
hack injury when he was Knocked
on his feet by the conclusion.
RIO DE JANEIRO. June II
UNS).-Reports from Recife to-
day said the Urugusyan steam
ship Colonia had been torpedoed
and sunk in the South Atlantic.
No details were available.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-20
. SERIAL STORY
 MURDER IN FERRY COMMAND

1t ." the sentence choked of in her throat Dawson saw her star ing wildly at the entrance and knew without turning his head that she had seen Paul Dexel. There would, of course, be agents with him.
 Carol Fiske turned in her chair, face white as chalk:
 "Oh God" she cried, it can't be - Paul Dexel was murdered .. Darwin did :" Dawson leaned over quickly. slid an arm around her waist and kissed her on the cheek.
 In the entrance, Paul Dexel tugged madly against the restrain ing arms. of the agents:
 You rotten double-crosser," he shriekd, "Ill cut you tongue out for this!"
 Conscious that all in the dining room had ceased eating while the walters stared in frank amazement, Dawson resumed his seat as Dexel was being escorted from the door way
 Why did you do that?" her voice came in low hiss. I'm funny that way" Dawson shrugged. Ever since I was only so high I've done that to pretty
 Shut up!" Carole Fiske cut in, Were you deliberately doing that for the benefit of the man in the doorway :"
 Paul Dexel - you mentioned his name when you saw him remem- ber?" Dawson was serious now
 "All right, Paul Dexel. Answer my question:"
 ITO make him spill all he knows about you and your mob. And if you're wise you'll do some talk ing your :"
 In one quick movement the girl had picked up her cup of coffee and Tipped the contents directly into the investigators face. As he lurched back, she rose and called for the headwaiter.
 This man has insistently an- noyed me throughout a plane trip and now at breakfast I can- not stand his insults any longer I !"
 Putting her hand to her eyes and sobbing audibly, she ran for the door.
 Dawson threw aside the napkin with which he had been wlping his face and started after her.
 You little wildcat" he nut tered.
 The headwaiter grabbed him by the arm and two army officers jumped up from a nearby table, planting themselves in front of Dawson.
 Out of my way, gentlemen" he latter spoke quickly. That girl Is trying to escape :"
 Quite evidently she is.' the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-20
BY A. w. O'BRlEN
COPYRIGHT, SeA2. NEA SERVICE. INC.

/, headwaiter interrupted. Just wait a minute for the hotel detective, please. He'll want to ask you some questions"
 Don't waste precious time, !" snapped Dawson, "here are my credentials ;" As he reached into his inside pocket blank look came over his face. Suddenly he laughed.
 That's out = my credentials are in my suitcase, so all I can do is admit I'm a lowdown masher and a menace to young ladies'"
 The headwaiter seemed puzzled by Dawson's amusement. Well, should call the detec- tive anyway :" he said uncer- tainly.
 Don't be sill,' Dawson replied The girls gone - she'd be the one to lay charges. After all, it wasn't you kissed"
 "Very well, you may leave, but must advise you that this matter will be reported to the hotel de- tective and he shall likely want to question you further Your name is ?"
 "Okay, chum, the name is Clyde Dawson" (To Be COntinued)