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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

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stalk celery
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Luck Backlog
by MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
WIde Worll Food Editor

Vide World Food Editor
no YOU get a dither when
Ounexpected company turns
up on vou are called otit for spe
cal defense dutv beeause your
cupboard Looks like Mother Hub
bard's7 Then ven will wan. these
recipes ! have arranged Tor emer
gency meals Tire iooda will keep
several d8Ys II stored in the Il
"ffigeraiof
sAvoRY POT ROAST. Brown
a 5.pound chuck beef roast / n 4
tablespoons chopped suet heated
IN deep kettle or frying pan
Sprinkle with I tablespoons flour,
teaspoon salt and 4 teaspoon
paprika Add 4 cup each chop
ped onions green peppers and eel
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
EMRRorDEHY's BACK

Gone are the DAYS when We
locked upon embroidery as just
too old fashioned lis back IN
STYLE and y0u'fe a lucky one i
among yaur linens gou have
shntts and pillow casese that
mother Of even grandmother
handed on 10 you Bring them out
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
FOiIS Zero
Attack.
Decorated

For bringing down a damaged
bomber safely to an Australian
base after all other crew members
had been wounded by strsfng Jap
Zero fighters. 1t. Barrie G.. Burn
side, %. son Of II. d. Burnside, Of
800 East jefferson avenue. today
was awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross by Gen. Douglas
Macarthur.
The action for which Lieuten-
ant Burnside was decorated. took
pace somewhere over New Guinea
when the bomber. returning from
r reid. was attacked by japanese
fighter squadron. The plane. bat
tered by Jap bullets plunged to-
ward the ocean. Burnside. then a
second lieutenant. took over the
controls end nursed the plane into
the Allied base.
Lieutenant Burnside's father is
assistant director of the artillery
carriage section OF the Fisher Body
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
IVA Gets brill Test
Butts Manual Exercise TO Feature Third Session
Of Physical Fitness Program

TIL, Butts Manual drill will be
tho featured highlight Of the third
session OF the Junior Victory Army
a, IT meets al 10 a. IN. tomorrow
in front of the Casino on Belle
Isle.
Under the personal direction Of
Mrs. Walter r. OHair. vice prcsi-
dent OF the parks and recreation
commission. the Butts Grill VIII be
only one Of the outdoor phases Of
the program which also includes
the playing OF games by boys and
girls and calesthenics.
II is not necessary for IVA
members 10 wear their pins nor
carry their membership cards
when attending meetings. Any
boy or girl. between the ages Of
10 and Is, In addition 10 the IVA
members may attend without
charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

For use in the Butts drill all
members are urged 10 bring a
broomstiek or similar wooden
stick approximately 40 inches long
TO use in stimulation of a rife. The
drill a regulation army rife ex-
crciSe will be directed by Sgt. Dan
NJ. Shea. U.SA., retired.
Further Instructions concerning
the part they will play in Detroit's
"Buy-A-Tank' salvage drive next
week also will be given the boys
and girls al tho meeting. The en-
tire local contingent of tho Junior
Victory Army is expected to par
tlcIpatc actively in this program.
In conjunction with the physical
fitness programs being held on
Belle Isle. The Detroit Times.
sponsor OF the IVA. is publishing
q series Of daily lessons on physical
fitness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Wife Takes Job
AS z2,OOOth
Volunteer Signs

Youthful Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Adams Of TIA East First street,
Royal Oak. parted today.
He became the 22,000th Michi-
gan man 10 enlist since the decla-
ration of war, joining as an army
All" force mechanic
She will do her part as a war
worker and is now taking her
three-month instruction course at
the EX-Cell-O Corporation learn
ing how 10 thread a grinder for
work on airplane construction.
Sale he.
"When war was declared
wanted TO get in. The only
thing that bothered me was how
Bertha would get along"
Said she:
"I knew he wanted 10 60, so
II was up TO me TO find way.
l. did"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

natural resources and in the earth of this
country is enough to last 5000 years.
More than hundred thousand Pennsylvania
Railroad freight cars have no other duty in
this war than to haul this fighting power
coal and its by-product, coke-to the indus
trial fronts, day and night.
In never-ending streams, The Pennsylvania
delivers it to the power plants, moves noun
tains Of it to feed the coke ovens and, in turn,
the blast furnaces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Coal becomes gas for the open hearth, power
for the rolling mill Without it there would
be no steel.
Goals by-Products become explosives, indus
trial chemicals, medicines and fertilizer that
produces agricultural abundance.
Coal saw us through the last war-and coal
will see us through this one.
To help move coal to the industrial front is
one of Pennsylvania Railroads most impor-
tant jobs in war and peace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Load EN- fuH" That's the battle
crJ in the coal fields. Bigger loads
Idus cars for additional uar uork.


Goal is one of Americas most powerful
weapons-the Nations greatest single source
of energy.
1t turns the wheels of wars industries.
1t is power and heat and light.
Coal makes steam. 1t runs trains TO haul
more coal. Coal is transportation. Coal pro-
vides warmth for our home comfort, heats
our buildings and factories.
1t is among the most abundant of the Nations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Sen. Brown Hits
0PA's Rent Cut
As Difficult

United States Senator PrentiS
VI. Brown today criticized tn
OPA's action in reducing rent
from existing levels.
1.-THE least satisfaction given
the general public by the price
administrator II in rent control.
where the administrator went
hack of existing levels" Senator
Brown commented. This has
caused great dissatisfaction and
difficulty"
Discussing the wage and farm
}rice control bill which he ha.
pensored for President Roosevelt
ne Michigan senator said;
Both the farmer and the
WACO Garner are TO be called
upon for great sacrifices. In
Washington we are operating
on the farmer and the labOrer.
Don't get the idea that II Il not
blood-letting tor both.
WILLING. HE SAYS
J"Both are being called upon
10 make great sacrifices and.
despite the view OF some in
Congress, am satisfied the
great mass of farmers and wage
earners are willing 10 make this
sacrifice"
Although Brown did not mention
President RooSevelt's recommcn-
dation that salaries be limited TO
SIS. 900 a year. he revealed the
terms of the forthcoming law will
make this possible by executive
decree.
I'VE are now giving the cOun-
try an about price control bill
and certainly II cannot be con-
fined 10 industrial wages and
farm prices" the senator said.
THAT would be unfair.
CAN'T DO 1T ALL
THE problem Is perhaps
greatest I'm Its effect upon the
cost OF living, but huge salaries,
bonuses and other extraordinary
compensation are comfortable
and. where necessary for the
correction OF gross inequities,
they should be controlled.
Certainty Congress cannot do
this job. All we can do Is estab-
lish general standard"
Brown has been a key member
in forming both the price and
wage legislation and the forthcom-
ng tax program. Discussing the
latter. he said the public must
prepare TO accept "unheard of
these two great measures,
weapons I'm the battle against
imitation, are being presented in
the very middle of an election
campaign" he ended cit is a
complete answer TO those who
have said Congress would not
meet its responsibilities ut such
a time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Sedmen Ponder
Vacation Waiver

Members of the National Mari
time Union (CIO) employed on
tankers on the Great Lakes are
being polled today on the question
of whether they will give up vaca-
tons for the duration of the war
Frank Jones. organizer, said
that approximately $50 men emf
'ployed by the Cleveland Tankers.
Inc. Lake 'Tankers Corporation
and the Great Lakes Transport
Corporation would be affected.
AT present their contracts call
for seven days paid vacation after
seven and one-half months of serv-
ice. Jones said that the COM
panieS have been experiencing
difficulty in obtaining relief men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Woman Jury Ponders
Tax Bribery Charge

An all-women jury today was
celebrating the case of Benjamin
Freeland, SO, auditor for the
Michigan state sales tax division,
charged with accepting brides in
return for reporting a false tax
liability for Third avenue tavern
operator.
The jury which heard the case
with Judge Donald Van Zile of
recorders court got the case late
yesterday. Freedland of 3S42
West Outer drive, is charged with
accepting $3.50 for reporting false
tax records for Paul WeSner.
operator of a tavern at 470i Third
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Ger Kills CyeIist, IS,
As He Talks 10 Pals

Fifteen-year-old John FlukSa,
2S52 II Horton avenue. was dead
today after being struck by a car
while he was sitting on his bike
talking to other youths in the East
Grand boulevard parkway near
Chene street.
Charles Purvis. 10 OF 445 Con-
cord avenue, was held for investi-
cation of negligent homicide after
he told police that his car veered
into the parkway while he was
looking at the gasoline gauge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Ray Day Dispute Certified

a dispute over wages and union
shop between the Ray Day Piston
Company of Detroit and the
UAW-C1O was certified today 10
the War Labor Board by Secre-
tary of Labor Frances Perkins in
Washington. About 500 workers
are invoked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
LEARN zE0W aes Stand
Daily Practice Of Six Principal Rules Will Help
Develop Good Postural Sense

(This is The fourth IN a series
Of physical fitness lessons spe-
cioliy prepared for Junior We
tory Army members IN eonjmc-
ton lCith fhc current program
offered by The Detroit Times
and the Department Of Parks
aud Recreation. The merit out
door meeting wil be held at 10
q. ~. tomorrow. in front of the
Casino on Belle Isie.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Fleet parallel.
weight forward.
3-Waist fiat.
Chest up and forward.
Chin In.
6-Hcad high.
The following exercises are TIT
most important of all poStur,
exercises and should be repeated
often. In the previous lessons in
Structions were given on the con
traction and relaxation OF th'
abdominal muscles in a lying posi-
ton. This exercise may be done
from a standing and sitting posi-
ton also
FOR ABDOMINAL MUSCLES
1-Contraction and relaxation Of
the abdominal muscles from &
standing position.
Stand with back against the
wall, keeping the heels three TO
four inches away. Let the but
tocks, shoulders and head touch
the wall. Then fiatten the lower
back against the wall by con-
tracing the abdominal muscles
called A position. Relax mus
cles--called ID position. Repeat
this exercise three to six times.
2-Contraction and relaxation OF
abdominal muscles in a sitting
position.
Sit erect, leaning against the
chair back. Place hands over
the waistline. Breathe I'm and
push up and In with the hands
to make the waistline fiat--A
position. Exhale and release the
hands to let waistline relax
slightly ID position. Repeat
three TO six times.
DON'T LIFT SHOULDERS
DO not lift your shoulders.
End the exercise in the A posi-
ton. This exercise may be done
while sitting cross-legged on the
floor also.
Other corrective exercises that
may be done from a sitting posi-
ton are as follows:
while sitting I'm n chair
clasp your hands on top Of your
head, with your elbows back,
and body erect. Stretch upward,
pushing head against the clasped
hands, which you pull downward
while counting slowly 1884.
Relax-repeat three TO six times.
Sit on the floor and cross
legs. Pull feet i'm under knees.
Keep body erect. Extend arms
forward at shoulder height,
palms upward, move arms side
ways with some force, keeping
head up, chin in and chest well
forward. Return arms gently.
Do eight TO 16 counts.
S-While still I'm cross-legged
position, clasp hands on top of
your head, elbows back and
body erect. Stretch upward.
pushing head against cIasped
hands, which pull downward
while you count slowly 1884.
Relax. Repeat four to six times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Photo by Times staff Photographed
THERESA MALOLEPSZA
A youthful student of the
department of parks and rec
reation in the correct posture:
Feet parallel.
2-Weight forward.
3-Waist flat.
Chest up.
5-Chin i'm.
6-Head high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Truck Upsets; ! Dies, | Hurt

THREE RIVERS. Sept. Is (UP)
T. Simpson, Kalamazoo,
was killed early today and George
Trenter. Fort Custer, injured
after their light truck
overturned on a curve south Of
the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Siberian Units
Aid Std|ingrdd
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
.of the Caucasus and on the Lenin.
grad and Kalinin fronts.
Pravda's report recalled to Rus.
slams that reserves from Siberia
last year h allied the dangerous
German break-through at Mozh.
ask, west of Moscow, and helped
save the capital.
presumably the troops from
Western Siberia were trained by
MarshalS Klementi Voroshilov
and Semyon Budenny, who were
detached from their commands
last autumn and given the task
Of creating new forces for the
Red armyD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
LESSON FOUR

To acquire and develop a pos
tural sense, one should learn and
recite daily the correct standing
position:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
RETAKE VoLGA VILLAGE

Dispatches from Stalingrad re-
ported that Soviet forces had re-
captured a Volga River village in
that area after brief but vicious
battle on the river banks.
CThiS was the first report
from Moscow indicating that
German forces have penetrated
TO the Volga in the Stalingrad
area
German heavy artillery and
bombers. attacking in waves Of
so and 100, were turning Stain
grad into an inferno, but the de-
tenders. entrenched in shell holes
and bitches. barricaded behind
crumbled walls and concealed in
houses, beat off continuous tank
and infantry attacks on the north
western outskirts.
The noon communique reported
that German detachments again
had penetrated Stalingrad itself,
but as in a previous penetration.
every German was killed, taken
prisoner or driven back.
Front-line dispatches revealed
that German tommy-gunners had
made the latest penetration, after
a hurricane of heavy artillery fire,
and captured a group of houses. in
which they entrenched themselves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
STREETS SPRAYED

Russian units especially trained
for such action surrounded the dis
trict and began 10 attack every
house. The Germans. defending
all approaches, sprayed the streets
with bullets. But the Russians
finally routed them out.
The Germans presumably have
not advanced beyond where they
were at midnight Thursday. when
the Russians acknowledged they
were in tho northwestern out
skirts. Then the Germans were
9 10 II miles from the center of
y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-09

CANNED MEATS have jolned
the ranks in the fight for free
dom. Some have definitely gone
into army and navy 10 help feed
our fighting men others
have retired from their usual
places on our pantry shelves for
the duration because tin IN
which they were canned is be-
ING conserved.
Others are still available 10
be used in quick, inexpensive
easy main dishes that will
leave you time for Red Cross
work and money for defense
bonds.
Some of the available canned
meats are corned beef, roast
beef, vienna sausages. spreads
and potted meats, dried beef IN
glass, lunch or OK tongue, veal
loaf, ham loaf, chilli con carne
without beans. vinegar picked
meats in glass and tamales in
glass.
These recipes will give you
ideas for using them.
Corned Beef Salad
) hard cooked eggs
] l2-oz. can corned beef cut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-09
Easily Prepared Dishes
Made With Canned Meat
By PRUDENCE PENNY

in small pieces
Mayonnaise
3 cup diced celery
z tablespoons onion
Ia tablespoons green pepper
y teaspoon salt
Lettuce, asparagus tips
Tomato wedges.
Mix all ingredients with the
exception of lettuce, tomatoes
and asparagus. Add enough
mayonnaise 10 moisten. Heap
individual servings onto lettuce
leaf and garnish with a wedge
of tomato on one side and 4 or
) stalks of cooked asparagus,
well marinated in French dress
ing. on the other side. The
salad mixture serves 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-09
HOROSCOPE.

ests among today's highly spon-
sored activities. Management and
employee can obtain fine results
together. >lA
l.. AUG. sS TO SEPT. rs
Viroo-Writers Of advertising,
journalists, playwrights. authors
in other lines; secretaries, law
yers, Judges, military. strategists
d ip I'M a IS; bookkeepers and
clerks among today's many pre-
ferred.
SEPT. "a TO OCT. 2s
LibrG-Your attitude toward
your activities and duties is inn
portant to your achievement. II
you are hopeful, confident and
do try, you'll succeed.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 22
SeOrpio -Extravagance and
wild speculation are taboo. Any
righteous constructive effort will
return dividends. Press forward
in your job and be cooperative
generally in worthy matters.
NOV. rs TO DEC. S2
Sd0ittarius - Money transac-
tions, estimates, making invest
ments require astute judgment.
Other affairs either personal or.
of a general character are IA
vored.
DEC. 2S TO JAN. 2f
CaPfieern-Friends and those
in executive positions will be
helpful. Unexpected benefits and