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Evening star., 1942-11-09
Vitamin Value
Must Not Be
Overlooked
Bv Edith M Barber

y
Mark my words, vitamins will go
out of style before long. There s
Just too much talk about them" re-
marked q friend of mine the other
day. He Is quite wrong, as the
more research work that Is carried
on the more essential vitamins are
bound to be.
The scientists are just beginning
70 understand the many functions
of these microscopically small food
accessories. Perhaps this IS the
wrong term, as most OF them are
found ingrained in natural food.
It recently has been reported that
white rats, deprived of the vitamin
B complex, develop high blood pres
sure, which is one of the most
widespread and serious Of the dis
eases which affiict human beings IN
later life.
There are so many very good rea-
cons for including in the diet foods
which supply all Of the fractions OF
b complex that with the improved
diets of the future we may find cases
Of high blood pressure much less
common than they are today. Per-
haps after a continuance OF the
animal experiments remedy con-
eisting of large doses may be found.
Already there has been a report
Of the use of large amounts OF
vitamin A in the treatment of high
blood pressure in human beings with
good results. Probably number Of
factors are responsible for this dis
ease. 1t all goes to show that a
well-rounded, varied diet is an in
surance and perhaps the only in
surance We have of general we'll
being. Although vitamins are justly
known as protective foods. it is fully
as important to have the protein, the
minerals and the fuel foods which
our bodies need daily.
Evening star., 1942-11-09

Shades Of Dinty Moore!
Corned Beef and Cabbage Served
At 10th Jeudi Club Dinner
As Reborfed BY Arthur II. Deufe

AS KepOFTed 0v A71HW IT. OeWe
tenth dinner meeting the Club
well organization Thursday
making this Thursday night
meetings around from
Poppa doing cooking
presided cooked his
duu wife Elsie who served and In general things the
features let tell n what the menu
to
Corned Beef and Cabbage la Dinty Moore
Boiled Potatoes Mustard Beer
Apple Pie Coffee, Cheese
monkey business with thing
cabbage sound like peban ordinary
DISH but nothing Properly
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Here's a Trick!

Goldfish patties are a dish with
all kinds of advantages for au-
tumn dinners. First of all, this
protein dish is an excellent al
Tentative for meat, and one that
will be welcomed by all the fam
lily. It is economical and offers
q good way to use up leftover
mashed potatoes.
The following recipe yields IS
2-inch patties:
GOLDFISH PATT1ES.
ia cups shredded salt Goldfish.
3 cups mashed potatoes.
Tablespoon prepared mustard.
3 tablespoons -four.
u cup salad oil.
Freshen salt Goldfish, follow
ing manufacturers directions.
Combine with mashed potatoes
and mustard. Form into 2-inch
patties, coating each with -four.
Preheat salad oil in skillet. Fry
patties until golden brown.
Drain on brown paper. Garnish
with parsley, cucumber and
serve with chilli sauce, II de-
sired.
Evening star., 1942-11-09

feel no compulsion and because all
humanity tends to rightness, the
children go the right way and learn
faster and with greater depth than
will the child who is under force.
We know there are ailing chill
dren, defective and degenerate chill
dren to be dealt with, but we are
talking about the school children,
the great mass of the Nations
childhood and youth, and we say
they are good, and that the schools
that train them are good. They
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Victory Food Special
Domestic Tree Nuts
Take Over Today
By Betsy CasweH
Women's News Editor


Beginning through November d. domestic
will hold the title Victory Food Special English walnu
other domescay included In the
big
grown Spanish available
these said be record level and
them concentrated foods in their
adjunct already lavish Nuts both protels and FATS
of minerals and essential viamns.
the value meat replacemen
housekeeper
becoming
that time
Evening star., 1942-11-09

only 20, has no trade or profession
or means Of supporting q wife and
that, even If he is fortunate enough
to come out of the war unscathed,
ne will have to find some way Of
making a living. and that will be
no easy matter when several other
men are also out hunting for jobs.
Nor is she moved when I appeal
TO her sense of justice and tell her
that her father and have worked
hard and made many sacrifices to
give her q good home and an educa-
ton and nice clothes and good times,
hut that we have not been able to
save much and are in no position to
take on another family to support.
ITO all my arguments she replies
only with geysers Of tears. She
doesn't argue. She only sobs out
that I am breaking her heart. I
am wrecking her life. I am taking
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Parents Have Wisdom
Young People Might Well Listen
To Avoid Heartbreak Later on
Bv DorofhvDir

These hard certainly deserving
Of sympathy for what
having on the firing but daughs home bent
making marriages. %
have
OF whom nothing
and looks grand his uniform and insists him
medaey before he to the
I'm vain tell her that nnd about
acquaintance
1t the crush she
drs permanent the grand passion
that marriage
Evening star., 1942-11-09
PATTERN NO. 1877.

Rubber balls are "out" Tor the du-
ration, but these comic. bean bags
viii more than I'LL the gap In any
ehild's heart. The three happy cir
Gus characters-Fat Lady, Clown and
Elephant - are simply made from
scraps of fabric and filled with beans
or stufed with cotton batting for
baby tops.
Pattern envelope contains hot-iron
transfers for three designs; also
complete directions.
Send II cents (coin) for each pat
tern ordered to Washington Evening
Star, Needle Arts Department, p. O.
Box l72, Station D. New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-11-09

honored concoction of Brussels
sprouts and chestnuts, for which we
have so many requests about this
time every year; there is pecan pie.
Pecans with rice make a delicious
loaf, and chopped nuts added to your
favorite recipes for breads, cakes,
mullins, ETC., enhances their food
value and their flavor at the same
time. Almonds and chestnuts make
wonderful souffles, too, and dessert
of nuts, apples and cheese is mex
pensive and hard to beat at any time.
If you want a formula for de-
Evening star., 1942-11-09

Latest fashion news in jumpers is
this slimming scalloped front style!
It buttons straight down the front
and is darted SO that 1t nips In neat
ly at the waist!
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 17l0-B
is designed for sizes 10, ~, II, l6,
E1s and 20. : Corresponding bust
measurements, %, 30, 80, "a, 36 and
80. Size II 600 jumper requires 2N
yards 35-inch material; short-sleeve
blouse, TX yards.
Find patterns for all Of your home
sewing needs in the Fall Fashion
Book our valuable catalogue OF lat
est new styles. Send Is cents for a
copy, or order q copy with l5-cent
pattern for IS cents plus cent for
postage.
Evening star., 1942-11-09

termining how many unshelled nuts
you need to provide l cup of nut
meats, here's a quickie from the
Department of Agriculture:
"A pound of f1lberts, almonds or
English walnuts will shell out to
about l cup of meats. 1t will take
2 pounds of black walnuts to do this"
As to chestnuts-Well, there's al
ways the problem of how many bad
ones you draw in the deck. But as
a rule, pound of the unshelled nuts
will shell out to make a cup full.
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Glamorous PUDDING

A plain bread pudding is made
glamorous with a spoonful of cur
rant or crabapple jelly on top Of
each serving. OF course, bread pud-
ding las is" is still mighty good,
especially when made with enriched
bread,
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Mississippi Blues

All cheeses OF the Roquefort type
are ripened in. limestone caves.
Caves similar to those found In
France are located along our own
Mississippi River. These are now
being used to produce superior
blue cheese.
Evening star., 1942-11-09

These attraCtlVe and uSe1uI gadgeCS
can be easily crocheted from bits OF
string and leftover crochet cotton
for little Christmas remembrances
or bazaar items. The wishbone thim-
BILE -holder can be worked over your
Thanksgiving turkey wishbone; the
tiny hat is a handy pin-cushion; the
circular soap bag is patriotic de-
vice for using up bits Of soap; the
personalized ring to fit over the
bathroom tumbler Is a dandy tooth
brush holder.
Pattern envelope contains COM
plete easy-to-read and easy-to-fol-
low directions for all four items.
Evening star., 1942-11-09

have been trained in the school Of
self control and self-help and they
are making good.
Evening star., 1942-11-09
| Why
odd?
Bv Josephine Lowman

The overweight woman often rails
to diet because It seems too compli.
Gated or too expensive-or both-to
plan two sets of meals, one for her
self and one for her husband and
children.
If you have an understanding OF
calories this Is not at all dimcult
and one set Of menus, with . few
additions for the husband. can be
used by the woman who wishes to
lose and the man who wishes to
maintain weight and the child who
wants to gain.
For instance, take this breakfast:
MRS.
Galleries.
Cup of tomato Juice 50
Poached egg - -------------- 70
Thin sliced whole wheat toast so
One pat of butter for toast and
egg -------- oO
Coffee with teaspoon sugar. 80
MRS. total calories s--------------2oo
MR..
Calories.
Cup OF tomato Juice SO
Two poached
Two slices toast lOO
Three pats butter er----------.----1o 1oO
Two tablespoons Jelly zoo
Tablespoon heavy cream In conee go
Coffee-teaspoon sugar ---------- 81
MR.. total calories es-----------.---74o
Did YOU have any idea that the
habit of Jelly on your toast, cream In
your coffee, and a more generous
spreading of butter on your bread
could make that difference? III BET
you didn't If your husband does
not like much butter he can use only
two pats. However, it is amazing
how fast a pat of butter can dis
appear on a piece Of toast. Per-
haps he will want second cup OF
coffee. If so he can then take an
other tablespoon of cream to make
up for the butter. In the case OF
children a glass of whole milk more
than makes up for the cream In the
coffee and If your child Is UNDER
weight you might add little OF the
cream to the milk.
Certain ideas about reducing are
almost traditional. Coffee is virtu-
ally always sugarless on the reduc-
ing menu. Yet. one teaspoonful
gives you only about 30 calories. II
your coffee means a lot to you and
you do not like it without sugar
there is no reason for avoiding this
80 calories. However, this does not
mean that you can use sugar gener-
ously or generally because it does not
count up rapidly.
If you have had trouble planning
menus for yourself and your family
follow "Why Grow Old?" carefully
this week and you will see how
simple this is If you understand
how. The same meals can be used
by the reducers and the would-be
, gamers or weight maintainers with
; only few additions. It's all ques-
ton of amount, plus few extras
!; for the thinner members of the
family.
Evening star., 1942-11-09
By Peggy Roberts

Gay and useful gifts can be made
with an eye to economy this Christ
mas. The pattern gives simple and
detailed directions for making a
practical coverall apron from two
large bandannas, a colorful cocktail
apron from three floral handker-
chiefs and a dainty childs pinafore
with one snip of the scissors!
Pattern envelope contains COM
plete easy-to-read and easy-to-
follow directions and construction
drawings for all three articles and
directions for making child's pima
fore in any size. .-..
Evening star., 1942-11-09
BRINGS OUT the NATURAL SPARKLING BEAUTY
THAT EXISTS IN YOUR HAIR

Powers girls are often called the
Million Dollar Models because 50
many look like . million, marry
millionaires or become top hight
Stage and Screen Stars.
These gorgeous creatures are
famous for their naturally lovely,
silken- sheen hair-always SO ex-
quisitely coiffured. And this
amazing hair beauty Is new large.
~ due to John Robert Powers
advice to always wash their hair
with Kreml Shampoo.
Give Yssr Nair This
10. nIoueo oja0oue Dath
Do you envy smart ''hairdos" on
other girls but feel you never
could 1ix your hair 30 attractive
ly7 Well. Powers girls have
Evening star., 1942-11-09
Why John Robert Powers Advises
HIS million Dollar MODELS
to use MZY kREmL SHAMPOO

JOHN ROBERT POWERS foremost authority Of feminine
beauty interviewed 100000 girseach wishing to
million dollar"
selects Mr.. Powers advises: Use Krem Shampoo you
hair to be naturally ustrous slken, easier to
Evening star., 1942-11-09

your hair from becoming dry or
brittle. It neper leaves any excess
dull, soapy film. In fact 1t actu.
ally helps bring out the natural
sparkling beauty and brilliant
lustre that exists In your and
erery girls hair.
Get Q bottle Of Kreml Shampoo
from any drug or dept store.
Evening star., 1942-11-09

discovered It's much
easier II you first give
your hair q glamour
bath with Kreml
Shampoo.
Kreml Shampoo lath-
ers luxuriantly even In
hard water. It not only
thoroughly cleanses
scalp and hair Of dirt
and loose dandrr6 hut
Evening star., 1942-11-09

1t leaves hair unbelievably soft
and silky-fairly aglow with bril-
liant highlghts. Notice how much
easier it Is to arrange = how 1t
stays 'in place" SO much longer.
Kreml Shampoo contains no
harsh chemicals or caustics. In
stead, It's made with q SPECIAL
OLIVE on BASE which helps keep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Auto
Graphs
y Girls Given Delicate
Job Of Turning Out
Menace TO Bombers
By SILER FREEMAN
Detroit Times Automobile Editor

AT one Of the Ford plants here
1000 young women are working
on so delicate A machine that
the room in which they work is
aforementioned and filtered so
that no bit of dust or dirt gets
into il. The girls work with
tolerances which may not vary
one ten-thousandth of an inch.
The machines are largely put
together and machined by these
girls. Their accuracy is deter
mined by young women just out
of colleges and universities, many
of them holding masters de-
grees in mathematics. -.
The machine is the anti-air-
craft director developed by the
army. 1t is almost a fantastic
bit of apparatus which can per-
form mathematical calculations
within five seconds which would
take Is of the worlds most
eminent mathematician five
hours. II is, in short, the great
est menace 10 hostile bombers
ever devised
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
5000 Get
Raise at

Time. stan Corr,.pond,r en-,

PONTIAC. Dec. 17-All hourly
rate workers OF GINS Yellow
Truck and Coach Company, more
than 5000 in number. will receive
an increase of 4 cents an hour,
retroactive 10 last June s. under
an agreement approved by the
War Labor Board.
No estimate of the amount in
dollars the retroactive pay boost
would bring was made by COM
pany officials. but il was indi-
Gated that back pay checks would
average more than $50 each and
in some instances run well above
500 per employe.
The agreement between the
'UAW-CIO local 594 and the man.
agement, calling for the retroac-
tive pay boost, was approved in
turn by a War Labor Board panel
and then by WLB itself.
The panels decision announced
by Wayne l.. Morse, civilian mem
Der of the panel. also denounced
frequent work stoppages at Vel.
low Truck and Coach by strikes
The decision of the panel was
Unanimous. il was announced. The
ruling demanded that in working
out its self-discipline> the union
see 10 ii that further work stop
pages be prevented
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

PICKING UP the Windsor
Star the other day, I noticed
that one writer was bemoaning
the fact that skilled mechanics
and technicians are roaming the
streets of Windsor-unable 10
find jobs.
He might have gone a bit
further and pointed out that
personnel directors for Detroit
war plants are virtually roam
ing the streets of Detroit-try-
ing 10 find just such skilled
labor.
To make the picture more
ludicrous, the same days paper
carried stories to the effect that
Adolph Hitler was drafting"
hundreds Of thousands of work.
erS from conquered nations 10
turn out war materials in the
Nazi factories.
Yet here, our own Allies have
a temporary surplus and the
immigration bars apparently
prevent them from taking vital
jobs in war plants a few miles
away.
We could use those men prof.
itably If even for only a few
weeks,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Int | Minerals
t-----,s
Buys Firm Here

Louis Ware, president of Inter
national Minerals and Chemical
Corporation Of Chicago, today an
nounced the acquisition of Amino
Products Company OF Detroit.
Amino operates a large chemical
plant at Rossford. o., suburb of
Toledo where il produces mono
sodium glutamate and glutamic
acid products and derivatives.
Mono sodium glutamate, the
principal Amino product, a vege-
table protein used primarily in
soups and dehydrated foods, is in
large demand for certain army
rations. During recent years the
market for this material has
greatly increased and Amino is a
leading producer.
James r, Earrowe, assisted by
A. f Marshall; consulting chemi-
cal engineer. has over. the past
decade developed and patented for
Amino important processes for the
extraction Of these essential prod
ucts from a beet sugar by product
obtained from Midwest beet sugar
factories.
international also has under
construction at Cincinnati a plant
for the manufacture OF potassium
chemicals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Farmers Market

I rs bu Delicious. fancy, 81. SO bu. Ne.
!. N.75Q2 No 2, $50; Mcintosh. fancy,
81 IS bu.; No. 1. 81 50n1,75: No. 2,
i5c 2 81 Greenings, fancy. $50 bu.; No
!, eoc 81 rs: Northern Spys. fancy, 81. 50
SHOWS. fancy. s. IS b.. NO o /. sOc 81 u;
No. T. 50d75c; Jonathans. fancy. 81 bu. |,
Red. fancy. 81 bu. No. 1, sl25a1.75
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS-Eur
dive fancy. $3.50 bu.; No. 1, si.5oGf,
VEGETABLE oREENs-coIards. No. l..
VEGETABLES. MIsc.-Beets, topped.
fancy. si.25 bu. No. l. 75casi; No Q.
soc. Cabbage, No. / soc Isl bu.; No. q.
Carrots topped fancy. 81. SO bu.: No n oi !.
s1.75d2; No. 2, siq1,25. Celery, fancy.
81. Is dozen punches: No: I. som No.
bu.; Celery Cabbage, No. /, 81. 50n27s
bu. No. ?. $50. Horse-radish. fsrey.
Leeks. No. l. 75cdSi dozen punches.
Onions, dry. fancy. 81 so 5O-lb, sack. No.
l, 81 .30nl.4O: No. 2. 81. Parsnips, No.
10. l.. 5oaeoc dozen bunches. Parsley
81 $50 2. so 100-lb. sack: No. 2 $1,000
1 so. Pumpkins, No. l, soc n 81 bu. Rad
ishes. dollhouse, No. 1. SOC dozen lunches;
Black Radishes. No. l. 81 bu Rutabagss.
No. l. 75cHsi bu. Squash. Delicious. No.
l. 81 25MIT5 bu; No; ?. Use; Table
Hubbard. No !. siai so ou. No. ? &c.
Turnips. topped. No. l 81 so bu. NO.
2. 75c. Vegetable oysters, No. I. 75e q 81
dozen punches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
EARNINGS

American Power and Light Company and
subsidiaries for the II months ended Octo-
equal 10 S. 81 4 share on the combined 50
preferred and IS preferred IN arrears.
against 50 s54, 54i or IS SO on the combined
preferreds In the preceding IL months
Three months ended october 81. net income
was 81 sol. 1872 or 81 50 on the combined
preferreds In the 1871 period.
Kansas City Southern Railway for the
10 months ended October 81 reports net
share on the common. against 81. sos. o57
or 81 IT on the common In the 1871 period
october net loss was $i4,2ai against net
income OF si3s. 362 IN October la4i.
Public Service Corporation 81 New Jersey
and subsidiaries report for the Il months
ended Nov. 80, 1912 net income 81
SIT 676. $40 after federal income ana excess
profits taxes. etc, equal after dividend re-
qurements on parent companys preferred
against $40 SCI 7s4 or 81 % common
share in the II months ended Nov. 30 1871.
Reading Company for the 10 months
ended October 81 reports A net income Of
{i2, 04e, s67. equal TO S. % share on the
common. against IS, is7,s66 or S4is on
the common in the 1871 period october
net income was 81 SIS. 625, against 1929, ioi
IN october, 1871.
United stockyard Corporation and sub
salaries report for the hscal year ended
Oct. 81. 1912. a net income OF S452 iee
after federal Canadian and state income
taxes excess profits taxes and other de-
requirements 20 40 cents share on the
common against $3.50 6ls or SIS cents a
share On the 70.cent preferred stock IN
ne preceding ytsf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Girls Found Efficient

The director remove all
guesswork from anti-aiycraft
gunnery. II has been I'D ~ 10
protect London of late and this
may explain why Nazi bombers
shun that~city now.
The Ford company started
working on this machine some
time ago. 1t sent some of its
personnel 10 an eastern plant
where the same director was
being made. The Ford men came
back and trained others, got the
director under way.
The girls have been well
trained on the job and have
been found specially efficient in
making the directors. AS one
foreman put it:
"Girls are trained In doing
fine and delicate. things, such as
tatting, knitting and other things
which require concentration and
patience. Moreover, they are
neat.
"An essential part Of this
operation Is that no dust, no
filings, no foreign matter may
enter the directors gear. II Is
a pleasure to watch the careful
way the girls brush away every
grain. keep the machines COW
cred, watch their work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Hill at 40 Yards

When enemy planes are
spotted approaching. the direc-
tor begins TO function electri-
cally. The horizontal and vertical
distances of the planes are
determined by sightings of tele-
scopes. As the latter follow
their course, wheels within the
director are setting independent
dials which ,dictate~the~Rosition
Other dials are turned by the
operators by hand. controlling
batteries. Each gun readies to
hit a certain spot. Fuses are set
bv calculations of the COM
mander of the director. And
when the batteries are fired,
shells explode within 40 yards of
the oncoming planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Firenlen
bus Jobs
SfleIVell
Time. stan Corrr,rondeni

FLINT. Dec II Flint flrcmcn
and other city employees viii not
drive buses on their days off a
plan which has the approval OF
city commission
The executive board Of the Go
Transport Workers Union NeSter-
day decided against presenting the
proposal 10 Itch membership be-
cause no formal request for union
action had been made sand Claude
Bungard, union secretary treas
urcr
City Manager George T. Gundr>
SAID that although the city admin
iStration had given It's approval 70
allow It's employees 10 operate buses
10 relieve the driver shortage. he
would not allow them 10 take the
Jobs unless the union which has a
contract with Flint Trolley Coach
Inc. had gwen It's approval
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

FORT CUSTER. Dec 1.-THE
first 13 Americans TO be trans
ferred from the Canadian Army
10 the United States Army arrived
here today and within an hour
became full-hedged American clti-
GEMS by the changing of uniforms.
The group halls from all cor
ners of the country with an cN-
Englishman thrown in for good
measure. Because of a Canadian
rule preventing non-CanadlanS
from going overseas. they asked
- be transferred 10 the American
)my. All had enlisted in the
hnadian Army before Pearl
Harbor.
All of them previously were
checked by the United States
Army and already have assign
ments picked for them. They will
e. 10 their new posts as soon as
they are classified. One Detroiter.
Charles Browning, is in the group.
Reception Center officers
have been boasting for more
than two years that their shoe
, suplyp was equal 10 any foot
Joe Selectee had to offer and