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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Situations Wanfed-Moie


BOILER operator maintenance man 4,
Years experience. Excellent references
Temple f7735.
CHEF CColored1 restaurant. private eK
perienced excellent references John
Adams TYLER f-il23.
EXPERIENCED truck driver chauffeur
license, any Kind 81 work. Temple
a32s
NAN With dump truck and equipment
wants jobs hauling rubbish. dirt. cinders
Ftizroy 1929.
TRUCK driver, double bottom city and
highway, union man: married Diese
experience Olive 1857
Truck driver. experienced. white rs
knows city well. excellent references
Plaza 2alh.
CoLoRED Young man experienced sta
'.on attendant fabrication. good worker
Townsend 1883
Situations Wanted-Femais
BUNDLE family Washing specializing
mems shirts Called and delivered
EXPERIENCED coiored sirl uishe. dsy,
cleaning. laundry 81. carfars Tyler
7to4S
Monday Tuesday THURSDAY Reference
Temple 2-si4S
EXPERIENCED colorsd girl vi,he. DAYS
weeks work Home nights TrinitS
sgl6
EXPERIENCED coiorsd gir wants days
cleaning laundry So rarfars CAdiila,
1902
EXPERIENCED colored woman wishei
day work references So carfars Fitz
ROY 1T3l
+ EXPERIENCED isundress. cleaner: DAYS
Thursday, Friday. 4Sc hour. csrfsre
lCherry PISS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

BUS DRIVERS for Department ~ street
Railways. Clty ~ Detroit Apron
nq'"E 'Wo hundred vacancies expect c1
'p The near future a. 7gr - SIC PEI hour
fo he fUef tv competitive eNaml0atior
Applicants must he not less than II nor
more than 81 years ~ axe and resident
- Detroit. H1m'ramck Highland PARK
Dearborn Fer0dalc Haze Park R0Val
Oak ~ So CiaIr Shores for ore year m
m"diateiy prior - me date OF the exam
lna'ion excepting PERSONS with honorqhle
army, navy nr marine discharges WFife
or Apply ~ the Detroit civil Service com
mission ISM Floor. Water BOARD Build
inc I3S Randolph street Detroit Michigan,
whore ann cations or other Information 70.
gardirg his examination will be gwen
until further notice
COLLEGE TRAINED APPRENTICES foi
positions tu assessing. accounting per
sonrel and other management and profes
si0nal feids. Numerous vacancies ~ 81 ft,t
nor wear t1 20 filed nv competitive OK
1mira'ons Applicants must be be'vrpt
twenty and thirty Years 81 axe and cift
yers ~ ne tinted states. For application
and fuil details write or amply 90 ~,
Detroit civil Service Commission Ism
floor. Water Roard Building. 735 Rsndolp
street Detroit. Michigan. on or befor,
February IS. is42.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
YOTNG MAN

- learn hhance busine with opportunity
~ becoming branch offcs manager cal
TYLER 1855, Mr. Vibrant
COIDREp statesmen Experienced or mex
perienced fast money steady employ
ment Nationally known Hearh and Acci-
dent ms CO have several openings for
agents good contract easy 20 sell Apply
Tuesday between ? snd ~ oil
Gra'iot second Hoor T. l. Burton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
EXPERIENCED MECHANIC

Must have thorough knoVIrdge of al cars
makes and models. Permanent Work
References necessary. Must have own
tools Come ready for work Monday. 8
a N. Harper Motors 300 Conner,
FXPFDITOR WANTED Man WIN eV
perence IN automobile or associated IN
tu.'r' familiar win orgarizir- and
sursryIsine department. ~ expedite in
coming materials 20 maintain steady
.'rsIrtt Inc production. Position iuucd'-
e'ffr available with nationally known
rargfaD'Ifer engaged IN defense produr-
'.or Write giving experience salary
expected and draft status, 10 BOX No. %
1882 Csss Ave
EXPERIENCED furnace help for scid
open hearth s'es melting. Address
nnK A ah2 netroii Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Income Tax Service
MoUing, Storage, Carriage

ADRIAN for accurate, economical service
Avoid the rush File nov 1920 MACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Bibles and Gospel Tructs

BIBLES-An purposes styles and prices.
on approval. stafford. ll7T Copiin,
LIE 1922
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Chemists
Metalurgists
DEFENSE WORK

CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS for munt-
cipal service One vacancy At 81 $50 per
wear 10 be hlled by competitive eaamina-
ion. Applicants must be al least twenty
nor more Than thirty years OF axe. citizens
" he United States. and residents of the
fNN OF Detroit for one year Immediately
PRIOR 20 me examination. excepting persons
win honorable army. navy or marine dis
charges For fun details and spphcst ions
write or apply n the Detroit Civil Service
Commission 18Th Floor, water Board
BuNding. 735 Randolph street Detroit.
MIchlEAn. on or befnre FehrlarY- a.-lal2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

|RTsTWATCH Nora from Aun's ~
'wesr' Fox Thester kresse Reward
e~rV EffS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
SALARY AND COMMISSION

Retail grocery concern has route opening
created nv defense program. Steady work
50 weeks year. Guaranteed salary SOS 80
- $50 per week Automobile and all eN-
penses furnished Good future. Phone
Townsend s-OisS for appointment
SALESMAN 10 call On community and
small tom newspaper publishers with a
special patriotic and historic issue con
mission basis; no soliciting. exclusive ter
ri'ory. State axe past experience A.
Dtssin a. Co, Bond Bids, Washington
n &
SOCIAL WORKERS for municipal service
Numerous vacancies AZ salary levels Of
81 200 20 81 $50 per year 10 be filled by
competitive examinations Applicants must
be between twenty and forty years ~
age, citizens of the United states. and
residents OF the CITY ~ Detroit for one
year Immediately prior 10 the examination,
excepting persons With honorable army
navy or marine discharge, For full details
and applications, write or apply 20 the De-
troit Civil Service Commission, 18th hOor.
Water Boa ri Building 735 Randolph
street. Detroit, Michigan, on or before
FEB. e. 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
How Much Sugar Do You Need7

quarts when canned Pounds of sugar needed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
Mustard FIavors
Macaroni Dish

A FAT jar of prepared mus
tard holds flavor secrets In the
golden contents. Improved
thereby is old-fashioned maca-
roni and cheese.
Meeeroni Dish
IL cups uncooked macaroni,
broken in 1-inch pieces
IL cups grated American cheese
2 tablespoons butter, melted
3 tablespoons prepared MUS
tard
"a teaspoon salt
II teaspoon black pepper
pa cups milk
n cup buttered bread crumbs.
Cook macaroni in large amount
OF boiling, sailed water, until
tender. Drain. Place alternate
layers of macaroni and cheese
in buttered baking dish, and
pepper. Add milk. Pour over
macaroni mixture. Bake in
moderate oven 1850 degrees) l
hour.
Top with bread crumbs and
bake Is minutes longer, or until
crumbs are Drowned. Yield: Six
TO eight portions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
Food Front Leaders
Jane Porter Emphasizes
importance Of Color in Food

in several hotel and restaurant
magazines.
Jane Porter didn't wait until
she had a Western Reserve di-
ploma in her hand before start
ing her career. She did camp
work three summers prior TO re-
ceiving her bachelor Of science
degee in institutional manage
ment.
Particularly 10 friends, City
Club guests and members of the
various organizations with which
she is associated, does Jane
Porter stand out as gracious
hostess. She is a member OF
the Michigan Restaurant and
Caterers Association, National
Restaurant Association, Ameri-
can, Michigan and Detroit Die
teticS Associations, American
Home Economics Association
and Detroit Home Economics
Women in Business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

ing and the linen. In other
words. it's important 10 visualize
the food on the table in its COM
plete setting.
Like many another busy per-
son this popular home economist
is giving of herself and her time
in building the wartime nutri-
ton program. Her contribution
is particularly 10 restaurant and
catering groups.
She presents uniquely Fash
ions for War Time Feeding"
not only telling facts but actu-
ally showing dishes ready for
serving. She points out that we
must maintain our food stand
ards even though we have to
use equivalents in these times.
Articles by her have appeared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

of sugar will be permitted for
each four quarts Of finished fruit.
In order to buy for home can
ming a special sugar purchase
certificate must be obtained
from one of the IL canning ra-
ton boards in the CITY,
Delay Visits
Casper J. Lingeman, county
ration chief, asks that house.
holders who do not plan imme-
date canning delay visits TO the
boards. A list of these was
printed in this paper few days
ago. II you did not see IL, call
Cherry $500, extension 32S, and
we will be glad TO give you the
information.
One pound sugar measures
one pint or two cups. Two cups
sugar and three cups water
boiled together until sugar is
dissolved. will make enough
syrup for four quarts fruit. pro-
vided the fruit is packed closely
In the jar.
The table on this page will
serve as a guide in determining
the sugar needed for canning, in
accord with present government
regulations. Be sure 10 keep
in mind that the amount of
canned fruit from a given
measure of raw material de-
ponds upon variety and condi-
ton OF the fruit and whether il
Is packed tightly or loosely in
the jar.
Selecting Fruits
To can fruits without sugar
select that which is firm and
ripe. Prepare as for ordinary
canning. Simmer fruit until hot
through, in its own juice, or IN
enough water 10 preven
sticking.
Pack hot into clean. Sterilized
Jars and process in hot water
bath: apples. 20 minutes; apple
sauce. 20 minutes; berries, 5
minutes: cherries. peaches or
plums. 10 minutes, and pineap-
pie. 30 minutes.
II the oven is used. preheat
10 us degrees and process each
product 20 minutes longer than
time given for water bath.
II one prefers 10 use the open
kettle method. stew the fruit
until tender in its own Juice or
in a little water and seal white
boiling hot in jars that have
been boiled 20 minutes 10 ster-
ilize.
To can juicy fruits wash, cap
Cor pare and pit II necessary ;
slice strawberries. plums and
ripe peaches: leave small berries
whole. Place fruit In pan or
kettle and set pan in another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
How to Obtain Certificate
For Extra Canning Sugar
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

UPPERMOST IN the minds
OF homemakers these days is the
canning situation. Will fruits be
preserved with or without sweet
ening?
Our grandmothers didn't worry
about sugar for they put up
berries. cherries. peaches and
apples without IL. They thought
that the fruits kept better and
had a more natural flavor, es-
pecially for pies
We are not going TO have 10
do all sugarless canning, for the
latest report is that one pound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

FULL or PEPi VITALITY EkEReYi =.
Now! Defense workers no longer need
eat a ehalk-white bread that short-s
changes them on natural vitamins and
minerals! Creamy-white Wonder Brad
adds new rest to your lunch box. Helps
you to extra pep and strength, tool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

pan of hot water. Let heat UNI
I'll Juice runs freely.
Pack into clean. sterilized
jars Juice must cover fruit.
Process berries 5 minutes; cher
ries, peaches and plums 10 min
utes in hot water bath. A little
sugar. honey or corn syrup may
be added while the fruit is
heating.
What to do about buffers, con-
serves and jams? Keep in mind
that delicious ones may be made
with somewhat less sugar than
is needed for preserves. A gen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

eral rule is that one pound corn
syrup may be used with each
two pounds OF sugar when
making any of these products.
However, an acceptable prod
uct may be made by substitute
ing corn syrup or honey for one
half the sugar indicated in a
racine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

only for tasty
food but that
W h / G h s
uniquely col
orful.
She tells us
that in plan
ming m Q n u S
they not only
think Of the
pa | atability,
color, texture
and favOrs of
the foods. but
also what the
garniture will
be, the china
used in Serv-
ing and tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
STUFFED CELERY

Fill cleaned, capacious celery
stalks with a mixture Of: cot
tage cheese, chopped chives,
crumbled canned shrimp. Dust
with traditional paprika. Good
for salad plates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
LUNCH MUNICH

CUT THINLY sliced, buttered
bread In rounds, spread with
canned shrimp (chopped) which
has been mixed with chilli sauce.
Brown under broiler. Serve hot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

"COLORS ARE in foods what
accessories are in clothes" says
Jane Porter. cafe manager OF
the Womens City Club. Miss
Porter. who has been with the
club for 10 years is famous not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
You can see the difference! No other white bread
is like it-because no other flour is made under
U.S.PatNos. 21433O6, 2232697, 2l55219, 2232696

dore EarIei Filed under u. 8. Patent
Nos. 21433O6, 2232697, 215521e, 2232696--
AZ created a sensation. For IL was the
richest white -four In human history!
The bitter. worthless part of the wheat
grain was discarded-AND MOST OF THE
VITAMINS AND MINERALS REMAINEDi
An Amazing Bread
The result is--a brand new kind of white
bread! Ii has the true cre0my-whife tex
ture and color of finest old-fashioned
white bread! liz has a more tender brown
crust! Wonderful moist freshness! But
here Is no bankrupt" loaf. New Wonder
Bread Is rich with the favor of earth and
sun and rain-of the Drumming, precious
elements treasured by Mother Nature In
the sun-ripened wheat.
You can taste fhe difference. Even
more dramatic you CAN SEE III The
soft creamy-white color of this new
Wonder Bread Is more natural. IL is
richer -. not "chalk white" -. az In
many out-of-date white breads.
And no wonder This new Wonder Bread
has sos more natural minerals. Double
the precious Vitamin Bit And q mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
BY ALICE A. PROCTOR

THIS In the story of an amazing new
II kind Of white bread. Every mother
should know about IL. Every man, wom-
an, and child should eat it. Ii IL bread
that doctors have dreamed about for
years-but only In the last few weeks has
IL at last come true!
1t doesn't cost a penny extra! Yet-as
no old-style white bread has ever done
Il helps you naturally 10 a stronger body,
new vital energy! More pep-and drive!
1t bears a famous name-Wonder
Bread. But this new loaf IL not the old
Wonder Bread you used to know. IL 10 n
brand-new Wonder Bread. Made In an
exciting. brand-new wayl
What " u
For years, science has pointed out that
white, highly refined, unenriched -four
was n ''health thief" To make -four
dead white, the process of refining"
stripped the good wheat almost bare Of
Its precious vitamlns and minerals. .s-s
The result was a chalk white loaf. IL
had a delicate, lacy texture. A tender
brown crust. But IL was a bankrupt"
loaf. As doctors knew to their sorrow,
most Of Its rich, body building vitamins
and minerals had been "refned" away.
True 4. people could still get the full,
Generous bounty Of Mother Nature In
whole wheat bread. But az doctors know,
only 3B Of the people will eat whole
wheat bread every day. The other 97R
Just DONE like the taste Of IL.
a New Discovery
So for over 100 years, n,iliers have sought
a new way to make -four. A way TO save
the most precious part OF the wheat
and make white bread that kept most
Of this discarded. precious richness. Their
results ended In failure!
Not long ago came SUGGEST A remark
able new way to make -four was made
possible by q great discovery by Theo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
.velous. rich flavor everyone pr,
Better For Health

velous. rich flavor everyone prefersi
Better For Health
Today, thousands suffer from vitamin
and mineral starvation. Due TO vitamin
deficiencies, they may spend sleepless
nights, sroeey days. They're sometimes
worried jittery. They lack energy!
Vitality! Pep. and health!
II this applies to you, or any of your
family, we urge you. Switch to the new
creamy white Wonder Bread today. Ger
Wonder Breads extra richness Of natural
minerals and vifdniins. THERE is NO
OTHER WHITE BREAD LIKE IT-BECAUSB
NO OTHER Is MADE WITH THIS NEW PAT-
ENTED PROCESS FLOUR
New creamy-white Wonder Bread IL
delicious! Fragrant! Doubly fresh, be-
cause it's SLO-BAKED-baked 1886 longer
than many ordinary breads. Look for fIIe
patent numbers on fhe band!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
New US0CIub
Tomorrow

The new Crosse lie USO Club,
occupying the 30-room mansion
and 55-acre estate built at a cost
of 100000 by r. f. Olds. motor
magnate, will be opened with cere-
monies starting at 6 p. m. tomor-
row.
Among those TO attend are Off
Gals of down-river communities
and of the state, veterans organi-
cations and military bands. 400
USO hostesses and nearly 1000 en-
listed men and ranking officers OF
the Crosse lie naval base. The
ferry command at Wayne County
airport and the flying command at
Willow Run.
The home has been loaned TO the
USO for the duration by the state
land office board. 1t will be open
TO service men from 10 a. m. until
midnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

rice Bourbon. Catherine Brown. Ardtth Bur.
Lucille Clark. Betty l.. CLARK. Evelyn
ciaussen. Catherine clifford. Helen Comm
ski, Isabel Cook, Alice J. Copper, Helen j.
Cowan, Mary l.. Cowan. Alice l.. Crawiey,
Genevieve Cross. Eleanor Daum, Aadelein
Dickson. Mary C. Doyle. Lucille Dunn,
Eggert, Edna NJ. Ferris. Irene Fitzgerald.
Julia Agnes Flynn. Jnanita l.. French,
Margaret Geiermann. Elizabeth Gibbons,
Florence Greenway. olive Grimwade,
Genevieve Groszko, Elsie Hansen, Audrey
Harrington, Loretta Harrison. Loretta
Elizabeth Hunter. Mabh Jensen, Betty l..
Johnson. Edna !. tombstone. Ruth Jones.
Doris Jurgenson Helen Kay, Angie KAN
meraad, Frances Keen. Dorothy Kraudet.
June Kruger, Dorothy Kulka Betty Louise
Lambert, Helen Lsnge. Margaret Lerchen,
Ruth Lewis. Mildred l.. Mallwitx, Mary 8.
Manning. Bernie Manning. Margery Mapley
Helen Martin. Jacqueline Martin. Marion
Matheson. Maxine McCane, Renetta, Nc
claughry, Mary r.. hcCutched4 Mary @.
Megsn. Marguerite Meyer. Ruth Miliigan,
Margaret MinniciD Genevieve Muiroy. Ruth
Noe Helen Nuechteriein. Leta Pangborn.
Erna Peterson. Ruth Pfaff. Margaret Phil.
lipa. Susan Puckneil, Helen Hsuch, Harriet
4. Richie, Lorraine Rivard. Ruth Roberts,
Virginia Rogers, Vide Rusche, Elizabeth
Rydahl Betty g. ssupp, Florence schas fer,
Virginia N. schuler. Elizabeth sedor.
skroblcki zeltA slater. Anne Smith. Helen
Smith. Helen strout, Anne suponich, Lillian
TAeinA. orothy Thompson, Florence
Thompson. Mary Tiberti. Lenora Tinnell.
Gina Trytten, Ruth u. Tucker. Donna Vet
ter. Virginia Walker. Wilma Ward. Ellen
warg Lorene Warwick, Elizabeth White.
Catherine Wilson, Lillian VIM, Dorothy
Wolfe, Elizabeth Finger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Detroiter Heads
Women Doctors

GRAND RAPIDS. Sept. "a
(INS).-The percentage OF Ameri-
can soldiers with social diseases is
about 40 in 1000, or a little less
than half the figure of World War
I. DR.. Joseph Earle of the Johns
Hopkins University faculty told
the Michigan State Medical Society
in convention here today.
DR.. Claude r. Keyport Of Gray
ling was named president-elect OF
the association and DR.. p. l.. Led
widge of Detroit was reelected
speaker of the house. Detroiters
named to the board of directors
were: DR.. r. l.. Novy as president,
and DR.. Stanley w. Insley and DR..
w. B. Harm as members.
DR.. Rose Herrold was named
president of the Michigan branch
of the American Medical Women's
Association, also meeting here. DIR.
Frances MacCracken was elected
president-elect and DR.. Fannie
Kenyon, secretary treasurer. All
are Detroiters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

Detroit tomorrow formally loses
63 doctors and dentists and 105
nurses y and the United States
Army regains its famous old Base
Hospital 80.
The doctors and nurses comprise
the present membership of the
hospital unit which won fame in
World War when IL was faith
cred by DR.. Burt r. Shurly. They
will receive their flags. the gift OF
the Board of Education, at a
Wayne University ceremony at
2:30 p. m.
In the evening the city gets its
chance to say personal farewells
10 the doctors and nurses in
municipality sponsored reception at
Hotel Book Cadillac.
Supreme Court Justice Frank
Murphy and Gov. Murray Van
Wagner will be present to wish
The unit Godspeed. Mayor JEFF
fries and other city officials will
attend. All military units i'm this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

tato at some meal daily.
IA citrus fruit in the morn
ing or as a daily dessert.
12-Whole grain cereals.
13-Meat, fowl or fish not more
than once a day.
14-Candy should be eaten
after your meal and not before it
15-Eat slowly.
Clean your teeth several time:
daily. e. in the morning upor
rising. after each meal and before
lretiring at night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Use Soap ON Skin
Physical Fitness Lesson for IVA Gives Advice
on Keeping Self Clean, Healthy

auently with soap and water. es-
pecially before each meal and al
ways before handling food.
3-Always keep your fingernails
clean.
flake a warm bath at least
twice a week. A daily bath or
shower is an excellent health habit
to acquire.
5-Wash your hair and scalp al
least once in two weeks.
6-Drink six to eight glasses OF
water daily.
Wash all fruit before eating
to remove any poison chemica
that might have been sprayed or
liz to protect it from insects OF
pests.
S-Drink at least a pint anc
preferably a quart of milk daily
S-Eat at least four eggs a
week. One a day is preferable.
1O-Two vegetables and a POI