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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

flavor ard II is high in vitamlns.)
Buy green cabbage rather
than the bleached kind.
Ask for the tops of the root
vegetables such as beets and
carrots and use a. greens. The
beet tops make delicious salads.
Use Grade b eggs for cook
ing; Grade A for poaching or
boiling.
Use fortified margarine to cut
the butter cost.
Have one-half the milk the
eyaporated kind and use il in
cooking and TO make cocoa.
Use plenty OF inexpensive
greens-escarole and kale are
usually available.
When using the oven. make II
an oven meal. Bake fruit and
cook vegetables at the same
time.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Southern Spoon
Bre ad Recipe

WANT TO KNOW how June
Burn made that southern spoon
bread?
Take ? cups Of water and I
cup Of cornmeal. Cook until
thick. two or three minutes.
stirring all the while. Add
teaspoon Of salt and a good
tablespoon of butter. I'm always
lavish with the butter. says June.
Now. beat up ? eggs F.. the
whites stiff and the yolkS
creamy. Add II cup Of milk and
stir until smooth next add
the yolks rinsing the bowl with
another Il cup of milk.
Fold in egg whites and pour
into a buttered dish and bake
30 10 as minutes in a medium
hot oven :. time dependent on
how deep is your dish.
And here's the salad dressing:
Take 2 tablespoons olive oil
and ] tablespoon OF wine or red
vinegar salt and pepper TO
taste. Chop finely half Glove
OF garlic and beat until creamy.
Toss green vegetables into the
dressing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Here's Tasty Hurry-Up Meal

HERE'S A GRAND main dish
for a supper when appettes are
keen, but there isn't much time
TO prepare hearty meal. Try
IL some evening when you've
spent the afternoon wedding the
garden or at the first aid class,
or just out playing, and you'll
stop all complaints. It's a good
way TO use up the rest OF the
roast. but if you haven't that
TO fall back on, buy a supply of
cold meats at the market on
your way home. Then prepare
these broiled toast-wiches, serve
with radishes and little onions
and carrot sticks, a hot vege-
table. glasses of cold milk or
buttermilk and little cakes for
dessert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

decided 10 do all the things we
wanted 10 while we were young
and settle down 10 work.
Ing later on most people
reverse il work while
young and retire when they are
too old 10 enjoy life.
They've got something there
-. point Is, they're happy.
And HOW! Bulbs eyes follow
June every move she makes.
Do you mean 10 tell me, / said
f.. that you two are still in
love after all these years
20 of them?
Love her? doomed Bub
Why I've just begun TO love
that woman.
See You Tuesdsy
Bub and June Burn are ap-
pearing at the Detroit Times
cooking school Tuesday. Bub
will bring his guitar and strum
some OF the songs ne has written.
June will tell you how 10
keep house in a cabin. a trailer,
a tent any old place
and she'll be glad TO answer any
questions you have to ask
as to how the Burn family have
managed TO keep well and happy
e.. often on a shoestring.
Bub Burn. may / remind you.
is a brother Of Bob Burns Of
bazooka fame. Bobs had all the
money but we've had all the
fun say June and Bub.
Besides the fun they
are putting two boys through
school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
~ TODAY At v yotR EAyoR'E MOVIE x

R0SEVJI Utica at Gratiot Avenus
"voI'iLhh William Powell, Hedy La.
MARI In ..CR0sSkOADS,. Joan Cfaw.
ford, Melvyn Douglas In THEY ALL
KISSED THE BRIDE.o Cartoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Planning
inexpensive
Victory Meals
BY IDA JEAN KAN

EVERY HOMEMAKER these
days is on the lookout for tips
that help TO hold down the gro
Gerry bill without sighting FAM
lily nutrition.
In your interests I have called
in some experts who do this in
big way. They are the Home
Economists in the New York
City Department of Welfare.
One of their prize suggestions
is dinner menu for five per-
sons-two adults and three chill
drenz-that costs only so cents.
1t is a good meal.
Your main course Is baked
beans. For this you can have
any kind OF beans you please;
there are about q varieties.
While they are baking you also
use the oven for whole wheat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Cooking School
Tomorrow

REMEMBER, ladies of the
HomemakerS' Club, the Prud-
ence Penny cooking school
will be held on the fifth hoor
of The Detroit Times Build
ing tomorrow at 100.
Farrar "Bub" Burn and his
wife, June, will be on hand
10 entertain with stories that
will provide you with
chuckles for many a dav. and
Prudence Penny will demon
strate fruit cakes ant
buildings.
III YOU are not a member OF
the -HomemakeFs4 GiHe-brrt-
would like 10 attend the
school. you may join the club
Tuesday before class starts
in the lobby of The Detroit
Times Building. There is a
l0-cent charge for your
membership card. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

cRhNl0A-NeN warren ~ Junction
uhnl'hDn "PRTvATT RuCKAROO."
Andrews Sisters. KID GLOVE KILLER"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

mullins and whatever dried fruit
you would like for dessert.
Besides those. you serve green
and red cabbage slaw. butter for
the mullins, milk AS the beVer-
age for the children, and tea
or coffee for yourself and your
husband.
$I.l2 Meal for Five
Another good meal for the
family OF five costs SLIP. This
consists Of a cheese omelet made
with four eggs. eyaporated milk,
fortified margarine. and one
fourth pound Of American ched-
dar cheese.
With the main course, serve
baked potatoes. escalloped toma-
toes. a vegetable salad made of
escarolc, turnips, carrots. celery
and parsley; fruit cup OF
grape fruit, oranges and apple:
spice cake; whole wheat bread
and butter: milk for the chill
dren and tea or coffee for the
adults.
To keep the butchers bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
French Tossi-wiehes

6 thin slices cooked meat
II Slices bread =
2 eggs
y cup milk
u slices bacon.
Use leftover meat or cold
cuts. Make into sandwiches.
Beat eggs and add milk. Dip
sandwiches into the egg mixture.
Place on hot broiler pan to
broil. Brown one side, then turn
with a wide spatula and brown
on second side. When the sand
wiches are turned. arrange the
bacon slices on the broiler and
finish all at the same time. This
will take about five minutes for
each side. Serve Gpiping hot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

SHAT .WAYNE-wayne, Mich.
Fonda. Olivia De Havilland. .sTHE MAIk
ANIMAL" Plus "MAlSIE GETS NE4
NAN" with Red" shelton. Ann sothern. :
SHORES (NEW)-A''1 e os.. ,- s!,s =. = =
Tyrone Power. Joan Fontaine in This
ABOVE ALL" Plus M Wood worth IN
dudes ARE PRETTY PEOPLE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

limited lRTISTS--Bssiey st Cd. Ciressx
80, Open 10:45 A. M.
rinaI Week. Clark Gable. Lana Turner In
..sOMEWHERE I'LL FIND YOU. pins
Virginia Weidler In "BORN TO SING. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

Bub some time ago as re-
Ported in these columns
and NOW I've met juno.
Had dinner a few nights ago
with the happy Burns who
are al present in Detroit doing
q program on CkLW entitled,
The Burns AZ Home"
Never ate a better meal than
was prepared by the charming
Mrs h. -. Chicken, SOUTH
ern style turnips and tur-
nip green's southern spoon
b,egd green salad
wCndyous dark bread made by
the little woman pumpkin
PIE and coffee.
Rolkekine Tales
But best If all was the con-
VcTsatlOn served UP with IL.
Tales Of the fascinating people
they met in the islands -.
wealherbeaten fishermen, who
often turned out 10 be college
graduates running away from
stuffed shirt existence as
did the Burns.
Rollicking tales OF things
that have happened 10 them
things that added 10 their
hardships at the time but now
are the best Joke ever
Bnb laughs as he tells them un-
Ill the tears roll down his
checks.
June laughs with him
oh, but we've had a good time,
she adds never saw any
one so merry as those two -.
Junc's blue eyes twinkle and
shes never without a smile.
Their Equipment
The Burn family travels light,
OF course l was curious 10
know some Of the things they
termed essential.
June laughed well, she
said, outside of cooking utensils
we always carry a type
writer, a dictionary. Roget's
TheSauruS and a guitar.
How did you come 10 choose
this manner of living, i asked.
oh, June laughed we
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Woman Swindler Ii Pee
That Was Fasl and Furious

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

b.dy ef reserve alice ss~rss
Matching mp etsruptiss fer
Americas a~fesss efforts.
Two thousand Omen plss All
the regular police cant hope 10
fully protect the thousands ef
vital production. power. and COM
munieatlon units scattered over
the country. That's where the
Guards Wanted" signs and pro.
lection measures By the plant.
themselves come In.
The individual nasnag~m~sts
ef she'll factories. and bomber
plants and telephone esmp.-
ni~s have is .hsuidss part Of
the responsibility and try 10
make their sws speelsi pre-
serves spy and sabotage ps.sf.
n you were head Of . very vital
defense firm. you would combat
sabotage plans of rifth Column
lists with the aid Of ths FIJI. Army.
Navy and ocD.
inspectors would eh~ek on your
blueprint room. 10 zoe n u were
burElar-proof. make fire prspar-
sdne.. tests and serutinlss your
power plant. After surveying the
entrances and hey plscss 10 be
guarded. they would advise what
measures should be taken 10 pat
your plant In the best possibls
shape to resist bombs, arson. or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Oregon WCTU Urges
Prohibition of Once

PORTI.t>D-Ths Oregon " G
r. 4. today Nas Of record for "ifa-
mediate prohibition of the traffic
in beverage alcohol in Oregon ard
the nation for the duration Of the
war
Nrr Pred J. Tone r.. state
president. said the resolution 1'Ha
adopted - the ekecutlse hoard
because the liquor traffic - using
nnanpoNsT. equipment and mate
rial in the manufacture Of a prod
yet that j. unprodactlys because
Il does not contribute 70 defense
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

Of over 20oo dangerous" Japan
sse. German and Italian aliens IN
the United states and possessions
within twsnty-four hours after the
attack on Pearl Hsrbor. can auc--
ton the fact that these plans are
not spur-of-the- moment ooncoe-
tons but have been outlined for .
long time.
Learning valuable Lesson
from the fate ~ France and Hol-
land and Norway. FBI Chief J.
Edgar Hoover has continually sx-
banded the anti-sabotags and ss-
pionage program Of his orgsniss-
ton and has speedsd up the tram
ing programs for passing on FIJI
teehniques to local police.
A. the war productiea pro-
gram started getting into hiEh
gear he organized . nation
wide group. the Law Enforoe-
meat Officers' National Mestii-
yatien. 90 link mp local and
federal defense policing
which clicked inte operation
on q 2t-hour basis ~ the first
Confirmation Of Japasese
bombings.
However, even with THE
most dangerous hey aliens
tucked safely In aetentios
unIts. awaiting hearings. there
stiil mtnt be . considerable
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
List More Places Where 10 Leave
Books Donated for Men in Service

good novels. and there seems 10
be . demand for William ssrs-
yam. John stslnbses. a o. Van
Dine and Ogden Nash.
We know that there are thou.
sands Of p.opis IN Tseoms and
Pierce county who have q num-
Der 81 books they would bs glad
TO have ths service men snloy.
but they are just slow In getting
them 10 the receiving stations
With the PIT. A. at work In an
effort 10 get children 10 bring
books 10 school. and the vsrious
~omsn's clubs also cooperating
we hope 10 have q bigger and
faster response. - the army. par
tieuisriy In this area. IL extremely
anxious for books az aeon a. they
GAG get them" said Ma. Sosl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
BLAME YOUR LAZY
LIVER BILE IF.

cossTfpATios sta ~ ssadss ~,
rnsrfAl dailne~e sd fhsf hsif-sliss@
fs~llnx MAJ affsr - shen yoir liver
dassn seefs1s 20 - 20 oanass - esis
sssrg a. iuio yosf intsstlnss. - yos -
hoN important d = 70 asp kls sowlnz
frseiyi AID WAT faer aid could ens d.
are THAI d.. EdsafaS Olies Tsblsta.
used - successfully for ye4fs ~ ~. ,.
n kaAzFds igf treating sss p4lienia far
oofssiipstlo1 ahd siskkas1 hssf ~.
O.lss Tabssfs kss akssrDas.sd IL -
iscllssssas Dsr.uas thy six ~ lives
BE seerstlg9 - nsig aiFsss lazy follz.
tnsy tons - q. lse4las laisaiiEzl sefieu.
s. ~ SANE tine hep sllnsinaslen. bsinx
puSss seSsfatis. Olive Tsblsss are pon-
ds-f1i' Tee fseir ssprene GODDESS To
NIGHT, Is. 5os. So. Al ar4zstorss
ads
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

NOR. suitable sabotage. sash >.
applying . .la~ eeffu~iss 10 Tie
Essma.hs which woaid rsadsf
them insffsetlv~ altar . fss ~ssss
Array DEMANDS
srgCIAi. rNWcAuTsoNs
While the rnf eoald oaly Ten
you ~fat you should 10. and issss
u up 10 your combined enmman
sense. ~lf-lHtsrszt and patriotism
10 Koad yoa Into eompiisncs. the
Army has = mere caksnt sFka-
msnt. II could say in effect. TN.
le~s you put our recommendation
into effect 20 . reasonable sstsnt.
We viii cancel ycur army con.
tract
TIE nsst step would BE 10 cali
. nesting u plant sxseusivss and
proceed 10 follow Instructions
soms army officials ssfimsts
they've received .. high a. % per
cent eompllsnes On the whole. and
an FnI spokesman says the de-
gree Of cooperation has been DO
yond our fonaest hopes .
A. present. c-u~~ survey .
-prissssy n.t" u ware sh~s
..eos plant. and hsp~ 10
str~teh hat 10 . subsequent
1890. gsacs figures - ssmy
asd sasy sewerage srs not
available. hut fh~s are s.a-
e~ss~S with every snsjsr -
f~n-s SEPARATION.
nut before you got through
with your plant protection chsea.
up. tho offlcs ~ Civilian pvfsnss
doubtisssiy would reach oslt . help.
ing hand 70 pFvscrlbs measures
that should bs taken 10 lessen The
rsssEss Of FIRE - explosions n =
case 81 sabotage
May % ih~-~ ss~~~.s~s
ssssssit p~sf~etiy sish air.
raid pssi~etisa activities -
first AID sslts. asssaismlss-
tiba squads. fife-fishiess ssd
demolition eses., etc. bat
the, -ps~a sp repair - 500
ssaEs. 400.
Further. " your plant Il Z
northsastsrn ons. yoa eossla send ,
representative 10 one ~ ths ssssf
Plant Protection Schools oeHdaef
I'd under ocD and stats dsfsn..
council Sponsorship IN universities
such - u ! T % csrnsxis in<ti
tuis
There. police shssfs. tslspksns
company tsshnleisns. medical ~
flesfs army sspsrts GA ehsules
warfare and FnI man ara giving
assembled plant szseufisss = three
day eours~ ~ they can carry b@ei
instructions 10 their home plsnfs
IL Addition "a 2 800 eastern indus
tfsaiiats uho hsFs attended tasss
dsfsnss courses war has brought .
wave ~ rsqassts for iafermsssef
frsn hltserso shsptie.i s1aahsfr
and w~stsrn states
Anothsf government sEsn
%. ina Chamber II cesa@srs~. !
jogElnT spsthssle nsnsssrs ans
city offlelsis int sefiea s1ta fhssi
current ma Brsssnfi<m iiisrztssf'
featuring prspsrsiios srstasi
widespread and ssnuissnsosas SAB
ets9s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

Reading matter ~ reerestionsl
and tschniesl--ls the need Of the
men in the army. Miss Jsequsllns
Noel. local head Of the National
Victory Book campaign. asserted
Monday.
Miss Noel. who IL city librarian,
IL directing the Pierce county Of.
fort sponsored by the Red Cross
and UsO.
Since the start Of the drive sew
eral weeks ago. more than 1000
books donated BY civilians have
been shipped from Tseoms To
troops stationed at far outposts
Of the American forces, Miss Noel
said
Aditioasl Book D~psts
To the list Of receiving sta
tons for donations o. this kind
has been sddsd ths public schools.
Elks clubs and Associated service
stations. Franklin and safe~ay
stores. Standard services stations
and public libraries are already
listed.
Books most needed BY men tom
tsmplating examinations for air
service are those on mathematics
elementary and advanced sigs-
bra. elementary and advanced
trigonomstry. elementary and sd-
vanesd calculus and elementary
and advanced physics.
Tsxt books on fhs wanted llsi
include Dulls Modern chsmis-
Try. Harris College AiEsDrs
Milliksn and gAiss Practical
Physics: Mszxeys An Amen.
can History. History of CIVIL.
zstion." vol. !. Earlier Ages
WsntNorihs Higher Arithmetie =
WsntNorfhs Plane Csomstryr.
WsntSortns "Pians Csomstry and
Tsblss and Wooisys New Hand
book u Composition.
Added 70 this TIE Buys sani
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

in one Of the government agencies
is reported to have done recently
when he saw someone rifling an
important file.
They must BE- paid good
wages Ia hold them against
the pull Of higher industrial
pay. Police forces, assembly
lines, merchant marine. and
the armed forces are all com
peting for the nations active
msnpower.
The railroad police are guard
ing IN. great trestlss that carry
overlAden trains over the steel
arteries The regular police are
recruiting hundreds Of volunteer
auxiiisries 10 help them out with
air raid and blackout patrol. and
the guarding Of reservoirs. gas
mains. turbines. stations and fac
tories. The army Ia detailing
precious men To keep watch on
military detectives
A State Guard Of deferred. over
age or rejected men has been en-
listed in many states 10 replace
the National Guard, 10 help out
with protection Of regional utih-
ties and highway bridges.
EACH PLANT MUST
SHARE REsPoNsIBIIIT
No one can doubt that sabotzgs
plans are prepared. Ard no on.
who has rvad Of the F'BI roundup
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Getting Up Nights

n 80 s.rsT ffem ostsisS q ssnls.
EaEGAthf. HsfFsas1ssa. La Faln4. Bsellsz
AhEies 81c fesi scrn osts &C. e nea-ofga AIS
ard Eer-tyft<EEle r 11eF anf D a1cer tfe1-
tiff. go fxczis ~ fSstsr Wtlrh ia girina
tsFelf fsir - ttc1fs rs. Frirtsf f9sfaElee.
Acnsr eaef arisHf orBaetsIf satisfaetesF-
Al rear crEgslst fer cgstes ts1ay. oniy sss-
49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

recruit for It's furuNs ranks not
only more Fllipinos. but any and
all possible men Of Spanish blood.
including Franco spsnisris. Puer-
to Riean Nationalist. Mexieans
and cubans To fight Anglo
Saxon liberalism. they plan TO send
spies TO both The American and
British West Indies. and there.
here, everywhere. try 10 arouse the
horrid spectre Of race hatred.
Already they are trying to In
flame American Negroe. against
the whites As catspaws Of the
Japanese. The Gang" Ia reviving
that German hope OF 1917 which
led to the capture OF the notorious
spy. Pablo wsberski. while trying
to stir up mutiny among oolored
troops. The plot failed dismaIly
then, and would fail now. when the
morale Of the Negro troops IL Of
fioially rated second TO none.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

nv ALEXANDER kA.sDAIE
r.cems rim~ special eere.r>ns~at
The above might be the
sign hung out by hundreds Of
American war industries.
power plants and airports.
now that the United States is
hard AZ war with Japan and
the rest of the axis.
For the Number One problem In
the nations campaign against
those war-twins. espionage and
sabotage. u finding enough men
capable to help carry out to the
letter the carefully laid plans OF
the Federal Bureau Of Investiga-
ton, the Army and Navy and the
Office Of Civilian Defense.
GUARDS CAN'T
BE TOO OLD
There are ex-serviee men and
ex-policemen 10 hire. but they
mustn't be too old. They must be
alert enough and tough enough 10
use their guns -instead Of run
ming to the telephone. a. a guard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
CONCEALED
kNIFE-THRUsTS

They are clever at concealing
their knife thrusts at our war
effort. There Is one apparently
quite harmless organization - a
social club" Like many such
organizations in these polyglot,
free United States. IL throws par
ties" Perfectly respectable par
ties. where young men and women
of Filipino. Puerto Rican or other
Latin American background can
get together, dance and enjoy
themselves.
But beneath the surface gaiety.
members Of The Gang" are all
eyes and ears TO see or hear evil
dence Of anti American feeling
that will betray a possible convert.
Sometimes the lure Ia the
numbers racket" 10 popular
among Iatin-Americans. Tick
cts are sold In the darkened
back rooms of Harlem dives
by those who know how to
make an intended tool rich or
poor, ~ suits their purpose.
Or the hunting ground may be
the more aristocratic Franco
spanish organizations Of the
Falangistas still fiourishing In
this country. After Pearl Har-
bor. one pretended In erase
operations - but II only pre-
tended.
The Gang" Is malignant and
devious and dark in its ways, but
its members are only a tiny frac-
ton Of our Filipino and Latin
American population, who are gen
orally loyal and dependable. Al
ready some of them. and some
Negroes. are proving this by giving
the authorities information about
the new fifth column which should
make possible its defeat without
arousing hysteria.