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Evening star., 1942-05-28

Two Of today's recipes feature
Strawberries In addition to these
we add a couple Of other recipes
that use eggs. Phyllis Bentley,
the famous English writer, vouches
for the potatoes Marguerite; and
our own bright star of the movies.
Ida Lupino, gives the sweet
omelet recipe. These recipes come
in handy in our nutrition-conscious
wartime. The rule is an egg day
for children and at least three or
four eggs a week for adults. Re-
member? But, Of course, you can
count the eggs you use in cooking
when you tot up the total. Serving
eggs as a main dish once in a while
also helps you to feed the family
the right quota. And sweet omelet
makes good dessert. Ever try it?
II not, why not now'
SWEET OMELET.
5 eggs, separated
4 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons ginger
/ tablespoon butter
"a cup ounce or apricot Jam
/ tablespoon sugar
Beat egg whites stin but not dry;
add salt. Beat yolks until thick and
lemon colored; add ginger. Fold
yolks and whites together lightly.
Melt butter in small frying pan;
pour in egg mixture; cook over low
heat until Drowned on bottom Place
in slow oven 1925 F. until top Is set.
Spread jam on one-half and fold
omelet over. Sprinkle with sugar.
Serve at once. Approximate yield,
three portions.
POTATOES MARGUERITE.
cups well-seasoned hot mashed
potatoes
2 tablespoons butter
4 eggs
Evening star., 1942-05-28
This Years Holiday Picnic
To Take Place Near Home:
Traditional Food Offered
June l Marks End of Shad Season,
But Ten Days of Grace Are
Allowed Local Dealers
By Betsy CasweH,
Women 8 News Editor,

Golden Bantam from Texas and Florida has made its initial bow In
shipments
good poke expected a
Young tender white complete with offer
vans at low prime Just quality
priced Squash all kinds scaons
tomatoes baby beets with beans and caowe all
recommended the
pleasantly meay-have
California Jersey nearby
quality Citrus fruits still good
a supplies California
Florida.
marks the official Of the local
although dispose
supplies
within
salmon mack
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Old'FavOrite
Appears in
New Guise
Salmon Is Combined
With Rice in Tasty,
Economical Dish

The flavor Of salmon is particu-
larly fine with such bland foods
as rice and q steamed salmon and
rice mold is an excellent way to
serve these two foods in combina-
ton.
The dish is made by lining mold
or a coffee tin with cooked rice,
adding q filling made with faxed
cooked or canned salmon, bread
crumbs, chopped parsley, lemon
juice, seasonings, topping with an
other layer of cooked rice and
steaming the dish for about 80
minutes.
Served with either a mushroom
or a tomato sauce and crisp green
salad it makes an eminently satis-'
factory meal for the hungry family
or for service when company comes.
It is an economical meal, too.
one that will be a favorite with
homemakers managing on limited
budgets.
STEAMED SALMON RICE MOLD.
pound cooked or canned salmon.
u cup bread crumbs.
egg (slightly beaten).
8 tablespoons lemon juice.
3 tablespoons parsley (chopped.
Salt and pepper.
2 cups cooked rice.
Flake the salmon. Combine cup
faxed salmon, the bread crumbs,
egg. 2 tablespoons lemon juice, !
tablespoon parsley and seasonings.
Line a creased mold Cor cof1ee tin)
with the cooked rtce.
Fill in the salmon mixture and
TOP with remaining rice. Steam,
covered, for 80 minutes. Unmold
and serve surrounded by remaining
! cup of salmon which has been
heated with remaining ! tablespoon
lemon juice and 2 tablespoons
chopped parsley.
Serve with tomato or mushroom
sauce.
TOMATO SAUCE.
2 cups cooked tomatoes.
! onion (sliced).
2 tablespoons butter.
2 tablespoons flour.
Salt, pepper.
Place tomatoes and onion IN
saucepan and cook slowly for Is
minutes. Run through coarse sieve.
Melt the butter, blend in the four
and gradually add the tomato puree.
Cook, stirring constantly until mix
ture thickens and is smooth.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Recipes for Summertime Dishes
Last.Minute Suggestions for Strawberries;
Potatoes Marguerite Are Appetizing

and cut In two S-tnch circles. Pit
circles into wel-greased layer cake
pans. Dot with butter. Bake IN
hote oven (450 FD 1918 minutes.
Remove from pans; spread with
butter. FIJI and top with chilled
strawberries. Serve with plain
cream. Approximate yield, eight
portions.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
EG:9
Betty1

suggests:

"a HEARTY DESSERT-then the
rest of the meal can be land should be)
simple. Have a steaming vegetable
noodle soup with oven-crisped crackers
some relishes such a. celery,
pickles, and radishes then your
dessert in all its glory. with coffee.
. EASY on both cook and budget!
That describes our brand new product,
called Betty Crocker Vegetable Noodle
Soup Ingredients"
Only Ioc a package. and each
package contains all the dry
ingredients for six generous
bowls of hone-cooked soup.
(Twice as much soup as you
get from the average size c0n.)
sss% READY TO COOK, Simply
empty the package into boiling water,
add butter, and simmer. Couldn't be
much easier! In the package are seven
different vegetables in fake form, also
lots Of rich egg noodles, and tantaliz.
ing herbs and spices.
OHOMEY GOODNESS! Lots of it,
in the soup you make this new easier
way. You. yourself. cook the vege-
tables for the first time. They come to
you "dehydrated" drought to low
moisture content) while fresh and
crisp. This process retains the garden
favors of the vegetables. The noodles,
too, are joy :. delicate and tender,
yet keep their shape. They are made
from Gold Medal durum -four.
. My staff and I hope you'll try on,
neav soup product right away. Yow
grocer has ii. A sunny yellop boekage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Detroit can cash dividends from
its farm clubs TO keep a strong
team in the National Hockey
League fight 10 the end of the
season, Manager Jack Adams OF
the Red Wings said today.
Adams statement was prompted
by the plight of the Boston Bruins,
who could play only II men
against Detroit in the Wings sc
victory. Manager Art Ross
of the Bruins says there will be a
big change in has club in two
weeks He's going TO rebuild. He
can't say just how. But he must
Were In comparatively good
shape" said Adams. ~
"Of course, anything can hap
pen but our prospects are much
better than the Bruins. The farm
system we built up with Indi-
annapolis In the American League,
Omaha Knights In the American
AsSociation and an amateur club
or two on the string will come
in mighty handy"
The Wings boss points out that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
May Combine
I Golf Journeys

As time and travel saver,
Michigan's golf pros will consider
combining their two major tourna-
ments-the State Open and the
State PGA--neXt season. They
would be crowded into two days,
preferably a Saturday and SUM-
day. Other years they were held
separately, with the Open taking
three days and the PEA five days.
Jimmy Demaret suggested the
two-in-one plan at yesterdays an
nual PEA business meeting when
Frank Sprogell of Grand Rapids
was elected president for the third
straight time. Demaret explained
the plan has been followed for sew
eral years in Texas and has proved
most successful.
The Texas pros give three days
to their big tournaments. Besides
the Open and PEA events held the
first twoa days, there is team
match between the 10 leading pros
and amateurs the third day. Also
golf clinics are held at driving
ranges and public courses.
While no decision was made yes
terday as 10 how many or what
tournaments will be played next
Summer, Al Watrous. tournament
chairman in recent years. urged
that "the competitive spark be
kept alive i'm golf"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Will Address Army Cadets

Incidentally, Councilman West Point Thursday of this
week will address meeting before the Army gridders
depart for New York City TO battle Notre Dame
Jimmy talked Nore gathering before the Army game
And this he spoke the Irish conclave before the
Navy game.
II these talks around the country than
thing I have DONE" Councilman explained.
versatile genius Councilman in his time edited country
made ukeee records sold soldiers monuments led
ochestras conducted newspaper column composed
peard in vaudeville and spoke lecture tours But he's
footbaer at heart. He played it and coached it.
He and George Halas of the Bears and In the
navy only pro football players of the 1920
ciaed with the today Councilman left Washington Uni
versiy of St Louis his home city his junior to with
tina Saheys the Bears And in time he the playing
manager Rock Island Milwaukee Detroit and Providence In
1928 the Rollers the championship and
Councilman voted the valuable player the league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03

Jimmy Councilman, Chicago Cardinal Coach
Hit Of Times Quarterback Meeting
By CLAYTON HEPLER

There has been one larger turn
out in the history of Detroit
Times Monday Morning Quarter
backs, but there hasn't been a
more successful one than that
held yesterday at the Hotel Fort
Shelby.
More than 600 came TO see the
pictures of the disputed Michigan
Minnesota game. but every one of
them agreed that the top attrac-
ton of the star-studded program
was Jimmy Councilman, coach of
the Chicago Cardinals whose gift
for humor is unsurpassed
John (BulD Karcis opened the
program with a report on the
game between his Lions and the
Chicago Bears Sunday.
I'VE had Chef Wetterlund
primed to throw passes, but IL
was 30 wet we couldn't get any
where. We can't wait until we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Missed Seeing Dutch Clark

Councilman when asked said it would be hard for him tC
pick al-time pro alstar team.
"iou connections with pro football came In two
sections he explained divided by eight years when coached
college football For instance missed seeing Dutch Clark
play and Clark close being the perfect foot
ball player that would want
81 can't imagine better than Turner laying with
Inc Bears Trait great center. Fortman and
Michaske Of the best guards I've Fort
plays with the Bears and Mchas played with the Pack
ers) had fellow by the of Ed Heaey Rock Island
whom always considered the best tackle Artoe
Stydahar and hoffman all Bears great"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Farm Clubs Aid WinUS

should Capt. Sid Abel be taken
for instance. Detroit could bring
up Jud McAtee. the hard going
red-head who filled in for him ir
most Of the Bruin game.
HE may not be any Abel but
he certainly Is q hustler and
would give the fans interesting
hockey. And look at Joe Fisher
and Bill Jennings down there ut
indianapolis. Just as close to
major league players as you can
get. It's almost an injustice to
them to keep them there when
National League clubs would
give plenty for them"
indianapolis probably wouldn't
be. crippled too much by the draft
ing Of players from Detroit a:
indicated by the fact that with
McAtcc up I'm Detroit, the Caps
Washington. 81, Sunday
night. Detroit had previously lenI
Joe Brown and Alex Ritson TO tho
Washington team, which started
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Hoosiers May Lose
Two for Gopher Game

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Nov. y
1NS) Battered and worn from
the Seahawks' game. Indiana's
HoosierS undertook another tough
assignment today in preparing for
Minnesota. Although most Of the
Hoosiers who saw sustained ac-
ton last week reported injuries.
all were expected 10 be ready Sat-
urday except Howard Brown, who
had a broken thumb. and Lou
Saban. who suffered a hip injury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Test Sighted
For WhirIdway

PINLICO, Md, Nov. ; (INS).-
Whirlaway. turfdoms greatest
money winner. goes to the post as
the favorite today in the $4,000
Riggs Handicap but the famous
Calumet Farm entry is expected
to be given quite race by River
land.
While Whirly has beaten River
land in a previaus match, the
Louisiana Stable entry last week
conquered Alsab at Empire City
and has won $44, $50 in his last
10 starts.
Also due TO go to the post in the
mile and three-siXteenthS event
are corydon and Cramps Of Green
tree Stable, Rough Pass, who won
the Riggs Handicap in 1910 and is
running for Yancy Christmas, and
Equifox and Pictor. owned by Will
liam L. Brann. Pictor won the
Riggs last year.
WhirlyewiN cart 100 pounds TO
the postst%hl1e Riverland has been
allotted 1l6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Criimnins New
National Champ,
Day in Service
BY HAROLD KAHL

An all-Detroit final for the ma
tional match game bowling cham
pionship at Chicago next month
is in prospect today providing Joe
Norris is in proper physical fettle
TO oppose John Crimmins.
Ned Day Of West Allis, Wis.
and Hollywood Cal, the champion
since 1923, has enlisted in the
Coast Guard with assignment in
the Pacific area. and he has mott
fed the tournament committee
that he will not defend his title.
That gives Crimmins the title
by default and leaves Joe Norris
as next in the bowling hierarchy
Crimmins won the All-Star tour
nament last year in Chicago 10
qualify as the No. ! challenger,
Norris placing second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Nav Reioin U.S.. NAVY

Incidentally, Councilman "A and married indicated tina
like Haas he might reon the navy. They together
Great Lakes in the first world f..
II went into pro football escape from turning coach and
look at now" Councilman laughs II always lousy
prophet anywaybought the Detroit franchise for so bucks in
1925 and finished second in the league with the
roach tailback and publicity but lost money.
the franchise Three years ago sold to Fred
Mandel for S225,0O0.
II quit pro football in 1920 figured dying
i thought the depression would kill H. II turned out that
depression made football Before the college
wouldn't turn because they could make soft
jobs When the bottom fell out Of the market they only
too glad to play for SIPS a game"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Sounds Brutal, But It's True

BODY contact in scholastic sports must he continued
among soldiero-be" Councilman pointed if
prepared strong ruthless enemies To
fl brutat-bu teach boys hroat-cut
ting blood letting vcouness and disregard of the rules Of
fair play The Of band Of brave marines
In the a fake Is example Of
what up against.
Yes physical education is good 1t perfects the body
but the mind. Body contact helps the mind"
Along this Councilman made speech school gou
recently stirred such nationwide acclaim that of
installed in the congressional records Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03

touchdown by Thomas Jewe later president
of Graham Paige.
This game is marked big letters in the records of both
schools But happened April 81 That's the big question
The Notre Danes say Michigan beat the Irish 10 to Michigan
says Never heard of it."
perusa of the Ann Arbor paper files finds mention Of
the game but carry full complete account Of
the other IS battle The Arbor Register carries this
long story about the contest
Our varsity rugby beat the boys of NOre Dame 10
the of 26 to g."
The Arbor Chronicle the forerunner Of the Michigan
Daily has a detailed
THE rugby game between the Varsity and NOtre Dame
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Retain Sports,
Says Griffith

CHICAGO, Nov. 3 INSIDE,
claring that college football anc
other spectator sports are justify
ing their existence for the wars
duration, Maj. John L. Griffith
today challenged high schools anc
colleges TO show just cause why
athletics should be
cancelled.
Major Griffith, Western Con.
ference athletic commissioner, tolc
the Quarterback Club in Chicago;
sports administer to the
national morale rs they help 70
neutralize the emotional stress
Of war. They better prepare
young men 70 rcombat duty and
they provide funds for army and
navy relief, the USO and other
worthy causes.
at the time Of World War I,
IL was quite clearly established
that when Germ an officers
were killed In an attack, the
enlisted men seemed somewhat
bewildered and lacking I'm
Initiative to take command. On
the other hand, American Of
ficers. both commissioned and
non-commissioned, were killed,
invariably there WAS some en-
listed man who could step out
and lead the Others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
gam. N0are Dame Ponder Mystery of Lost Game

good victory side The game played
spectators who cheered all the good plays The
feature the game side the tackng by Duffy
Hairless Briggs and good passes by
Rhodes, DeIIaven Wood Ball Button. As usual L.
Duffy got In good kicks"
L. Duffy attorney at Bay City He had rec.
objection game but said George Deaven might
Mr.. Deaven pointed that 1888 long time
ago il did him the second game played and
the score much closer.
So there you But here at Ann Arbor they are
hoping they they back in 1887 and give
Notre Dame a lesson in how TO play football.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR Nov. Sit isn't often team claims 1t
football games than charged against it, Usually
It's the other way around.
But Notre Dame claims tho University Of Michigan officials
have misplaced And the strange of it the
Irish insist they battle With the teams scheduled
Saturday the records dug out with
the following Notrc Dame found had and lost
.igh efficient publicity department at Michigan found the
oyerlnes had los, and won seven.
disputed game back into football antiquity when
records were sketchy goes back the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Otto Graham Back
In Purple Lineup

EVANSTON. Ill, Nov. 3 QNS)
Otto Graham. whose injuries
kept him out Of the Minnesota
game. got back into action today
as Northwestern's Wildcats opened
their campaign for the Illinois en-
counter. Two others who missed
the Gopher game, Lynn McNutt,
quarterback, and George App,
center, were expected TO rejoin
the squad and bring the Wildcats
to full strength for Saturdays
battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
BODY CONTACT SPORTS ARE NEEDED

Jimmy Councilman brilliant luncheon speaker whose witt
Times Downtown Quarerbacks at the
For Shelby Yesterday serious mood after the
meeting expressed the opinion that fans seeing the
last Of professional football for the duration
As YOU know Councilman coach of the Chicago Cardinals
pro football will be next year." the veteran
erdren predicted but collegiate football that
I9-year-ods he drafted, will be hard hit We
will have the material in football and the supply
Tor college football will be cut TO a minimum"
However the continuance of football in
high schools and colleges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
His Current AII-Pro IT.
Don Illusions name came UP.

Don illusions name
II don't suppose there ever greater end than Hut
SON." Councilman said Of the Green Bay pass snatcher
Illusions name brought the present and Con-
zenan named team which follows CenterTurner
Guards Fortman Bears and Matheson &Ceveand) Tackles
Aroe Bears and knnard Bears Ends-Hutson Green
BAY and Schwartz Brooklyn Quarterback Baugh Wash
ipgton HafbacksTodd Washington and Craig Bay
Fullback- Mgndcrs Brooklyn.
But then YOU have IsbcI Luckmau, Who are good
enough 20 play in the backGeid team pointed
out as &C packed TO catch train back to Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03

get them back here November
%" he said.
Said Councilman:
I'VE can wait for the Bears"
His remark was greeted
riotously, for the Quarterback:
had just heard Hunk Anderson
newly appointed coach of the
Bears. give his version OF the
game with the Lions.
1.-THE rain doesn't make much
difference with a quarterback
like Sid Luckman. He completed
five out of seven passes, two OF
tn ON for tOuchdOwns," he
grinned.
Councilman agreed.
There's no substitute for ex-
perience," he said.
That's the trouble with my
team. My players are happy Just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03

of the rivalry between the schools which will be renewed at
South Bend after lapse of "a years.
Back 1857 the University of Michigan had game sched
ued with University Club of Chicago Two members of the
Michigan William Hairless and George Detaven
left end had enrolled Notre Dame but transferred to Mch
gan That before the Big Ten rules so tough.
NOtle Dame officials wrote to the two boys and asked to
have the stop off South Bend the Irish lesson
this Brother Paul athletic director at Notre
Dame The scrambled the players appearing in
both nep But the records show Michigan scoring eight points
holding the Irish scorcess 1t Noe Danes first
The next Notre Dame wanted another chance This
played April 90 and Michigan % The Notre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03

out the season with only eight
players.
AS a further indication OF the
manpower problem in the minor
league, Providence has only nine
in uniform. Herbie Lewis team
probably has more players than
any in the minors.
Even though Adams feels Fisher
may belong in the National
Hockey League il is doubtful if he
would sell him to Ross for the
Boston club. Ross has his own
ideas on how he will repair his
once-great club. For one thing it
is indicated he expects TO get a
player from the Montreal Cana
diens in exchange for brilliant
Terry Reardon. the young Bruin
star who cannot get out of Canada
because OF passport trouble.
Ross also has hopes OF signing
Armand tBep) Guidolin. the IL
year-old forward from Oshawa
who changed his mind at the last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Injured Irish Due
Back for Army Tilt

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Nov. 3
CINS) Directed by Frank Leahy.
who still was well bundled up but
recovering from his illness. the
Notre Dame Irish today launched
their heavy drills for Saturdays
clash with Army. Two injured
stars. Wally Ziemba, center, and
Jim Mello. fullback. were ex-
pected to he ready for the battle
IN New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Plan Aerial Attack

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Nov. 3
UNS).-Coach Elmer Burnham
started out today to develop an
aerial attack in the Purdue Boiler
makers first stiff workout for
Saturdays battle with Grea I
Lakes. Bob Hajzk, quarterback,
and Otto Hurrle. center, were
added to the casualty list as the
result OF the Iowa game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
THERE'S A HITCH

Norris participation contains a
hitch. Unless the bad leg is in
shape for an endurance test such
as the national event. then he will
withdraw, leaving Connie Schwoeg-
Ter of Madison, Wis, as next in
line. And if Schwoegler carries
out his avowed plan of joining the
navy. Joe Wilman of Chicago is
the choice.
During the next two weeks Nor
ris will practice. and at the end
of that period the bandage is due
for removal. At present there is
no swelling below the knee and
only a slight one above. If none
appears after examination and his
scores also warrant, Norris will be
ready.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Fight Results

Newark, ~ Freddie Archer, IAN,
Newark. outpointed Gene Johnson, itb,
New York U0)
New York-chester Rico. 1891, New
York, knocked out Joe Torres. 100, Puerto
Rico CO.: Rufus Rogers i22. Baltimore
Nd knocked out Harold Gibson. I7iH,
New YORK go