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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
Die Deinlatsfront
9as &riessbanbbudj bes Naraers

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tragen fam. Wia lbon ser 5itel
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oeuen MG1liffeiten, Sie fluff gum
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| slnfraaen iolder Mitbiirger beraus-
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Sie sslotte brauhen Shreibmaihinen
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nerbalb hires enprm angeluahicae:.
Tienitbetriebes oringeno benotieen
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angelabenen Sdnblern ser 9ranhe
aufgefauft, Die babel ais asenten Der
Heeierung banoeln.
amrie fir 3immerleute
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loer &egierune, oas 5ur 3eit I'M Hab-
men llnierer &iiltllngspirtlhaft i'm
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lelte, als nerfiigbar iino. Die "gfa-
tional Builders Contractors Miioc."
uno oie Carpenters Snternational
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bilonng BON 2ebrlingen uno anberen
slnapGrtern einseribtet.
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lren f0nnen iih gum gintritt ins
Seer meloen, aber lie miiiien crit bon
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ter uno &anotperfer dlterer Sabr-
g1nge aus ibren slrbeitslteaen in Der
Riiltungsinoultrie ipagsunebmen.
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6latt" an3eiaenoen @eih1fte!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
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Cine Serie bon Mrtifeln iiber freie
.2ehrfnrie, m oenen ieoer unenteelt.
lih teilnebmen fann.
Traaen mnb Nnt,uortem.

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cation Eroaram" bat bon 2aiern Sic
ier Mrtifel- Serie ~pieIe 8riefe erbal-
ten, in oenen I'm Musfunit i';ber sic
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ten m:ro. @ir or::fen babar bier cine
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bcn" r;htigen Mntiporten ab.
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cb n.tt oerItebs. $50 faan id) oar
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| an.arort: Shreiben Sr an oas
natFiteeleaenc Giitritts 9iiro oss
Smn'israion aro Naturalization
S:r,icc". @ir laiien cine slorehen-
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bliracrlrnasiragen beiaiien, iolaen,
mo mir mohten anregen, oab Sic
| ih oieics Gcr5eihnis ausitneiHen
onnan, al lpelhes 9iiro Sic lt1rei,
zen ioaen, erf,rnbigsn sie iih bei
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@erittcs.
Sicr Iolgsn nun sic Morei2n:
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| Los Angeles, California
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Miami. Florida.
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chicago. Illinois.
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Detroit, Michigan.
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Al Washington Street
New York, n. Y.
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Buffalo, New York.
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Alama Plaza and Houston St.
ISan Antonia, Texas.
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naten mein 3lpeites Yapier beraus
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lGenfen Sic bite INNER oarun, oai
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scr Smminrnfinn nnA g}nfnrnIian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Here's What Civilians Will Eat. Drink.
Wear and Do for The Duration

and more for civilian garments.
Ample stocks on hand.
WOOL-Demands for armed
services will make less of this
available for civilians, bat trans
ports from Australia are bring
ing back large amounts which
had not been counted on orig
inally.
SHOES-Plenty of shoes in
retail stores TO meet immediate
demands, but future develop
ments may eventually affect
civilian supply.
transportation and Heating
GASOLINE - Already being
rationed on East Coast. Dis
cussions for nationwide ration
ing as rubber conservation
measure going forward.
TIRES - Present stocks will
have 10 last until the end Of
1943-maybe longer.
AUTOMOBILES - No more
being manufactured, those in
the stockpile being rationed 10
essential users.
FUEL OIL-Shortage exists
because of transportation diff
culties. Officials urge oil-burn-
ing heating apparatus be con-
verted TO coal-burning type.
COAL-Ample supplies but
difficulties in moving it may
cause shortage next winter.
Consumers should buy coal now.
BUSES-Already restricted to
essential uses. Sightseeing buses.
for instance, are out. Additional
pooling for necessary transpor-
tation is inevitable.
RELATIONSHIPS de luxe
service, even famous stream
liners may be converted TO
carrying more local traffic.
AIRPLANES-Lines already
taken over by government, many
schedules reduced. and informal
rationing Of space in effect.
Housing
CONSTRUCTION Virtually
stopped except in war-boomed
communities.
UNOCCUPIED II 0 u S L s.
Will not be Communicated. as
in Britain now, unless situation
becomes more serious.
COMPULSORY BILLETING
Officials hope il will not be
necessary.
Social Life
ELECTRIC LIGHTS - Main
street. as well as Broadway,
will lose its glowing electric
signs as power is diverted to
war plants.
NIGHT LIFE-Civilians will
have TO get acquainted with
their neighbors because they
won't be able TO 60 across town
to play bridge with their
friends. Neighborhood movies
and drug stores will be more
popular.
Well, there we are
nothing to worry about
but twill challenge our in
genuity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
wou,en's Editor. The Detroit Times

AND ALL the while the
United Nations are marching on
10 victory, what's happening on
the home front? What's ahead
for civilians the next few
months?
Comes an United Press dis
patch setting forth preview
OF changes we may expect in
food, clothing and so on as
outlined by government officials.
General suggestions 10 con-
Sumers made by Joseph l..
Weiner, deputy director OF the
Division of Civilian Supply OF
the War Production Board
are as follows:
Don't hoard or overbuy.
Don't waste food.
Eat fresh fruits and vegetables
to conserve tin not that we
are accustomed 10 eating tin E.
meaning, of course, leave the
canned goods for seasons when
fresh things are not so plentiful.
Use locally grown vegetables
to reduce transportation needs.
Eat substitute for fish and
pork.
Weiner and other war agency
officials draw up the following
picture Of what we may expect:
Food
A balanced, nourishing diet is
assured no danger Of lack
of staples or vital elements of
diet but lifelong eating
habits may have 10 be changed.
BEVERAGES 49, Coffee, tea
and cocoa are imported and are
quite likely 10 be rationed on q
choice or block system. permit
ting the homemaker 10 choose
the one most suited TO her
family.
BANANAS 49, Not as freely
available as they used TO be.
PORK-Increased demands by
other United Nations may de-
crease amount available for
civilians.
FISH - Some shortages be-
cause some waters are no longer
safe for fishermen salmon
becoming scarce there's SUBJ
marines in them there waters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
All Drafted

But none OF us can be out of
il all. We're all drafted.
We're all frightened and be-
wildered, sick with rebellion and
disgust.
We aren't brave.
But we can choose TO make
the motions.
We haven't courage not
really.
But we have caught a glimpse
of its splendor we know it
is the finest and most gallant
thing in life, the American way
Of life.
And so we brace our chins and
double our fists and go ahead.
That's all / know about cour-
age. If there are easier, more
spontaneous forms, ! wish some
one would send me the recipe.
In the meantime I'll just have
10 60 on being yellow. But I'm
darned if I'll let any one
know Il.
Copyright, 1s42, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

CROCHETED HATS are high
style now. Take your choice
crochet this shell-stitch beret or
the two tone flower decked
snood. Both are in straw yarn.
Pattern 365 contains direc-
tons for making beret and
snood; illustrations of stitches;
materials required.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern to the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square. Detroit, Mich.
Owing to customs regulations.
orders for patterns to Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

ARE YOU 30 but act like 407
Gelett Burgess says you can be
young only once, but youthful
all your life. It's in the way
you act. Old age is shown not
only in wrinkles but in senile
mannerisms of voice. gesture,
posture and movement.
These habits may be corrected
by acquiring a conscious control
of your body, and by cultivating
curiosity and interest. Mr.. Bur-
CESS tell how in the booklet,
LOOK IL YEARS YOUNGER.
To obtain this booklet, send
is cents in coins TO the Detroit
Times Home Institute, 1925
Times Square. Detroit Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Fill Out Coupon

SO, if you wish to attend /.
please fill out the coupon on this
page and send it with stamped,
self-addressed envelope i. and
we hope you will do that today,
so that your tickets will reach
you in time.
At the Tuesday class Pru-
dence will not only give the basic
rules for canning in the pressure
cooker, hot water bath and oven
but she also will demon
strate the canning Of fruits
without sugar known as
water pack canning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Powdered Pecfin

In recipes using powdered
pectin, light corn syrup may be
substituted for one-half the
sugar required. In other words.
for each cup Of sugar omitted,
use one cup light corn syrup.
Here again the amount OF
the liquid sweetening should not
be increased beyond II the sugar
required or the results will not
be up to par.
Also the recipe will give from
one to two additional glasses of
jam or jelly when corn syrup is
used.
If you wish to make jams and
jellies later in the season, using
liquid or powdered fruit pectin,
the fruit may be canned now
without sugar, to be used later.
In preparing the fruit follow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
CanningClass
To Be Held
June Is

THIS Is going to be a busy
summer for homemakers, ac-
cording to the telephone calls
coming into this office for in
formation on canning.
Because Of so many requests
for canning methods, Prudence
Penny is going to conduct a
special canning school in our
Detroit Times auditorium Z.
on Tuesday. June 16. The time
will be 1:30.
This canning school will be
open to the public as well
as for members of The Detroit
Times Homemakers' Club :.
and, because of limited seating
capacity, admission will be by
ticket only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Tasty Ham Dish

HAM BALLS are new. Make
them from ground. cured ham
and ground pork, bread crumbs,
eggs. and milk TO moisten; bake
in a slow oven for one hour,
basting with a mixture of brown
sugar and dilute vinegar sea-
soned with dry mustard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Sport Shirt
Guaranteed
To Stay Down
BY JOAN DEAN

JUDGING FROM the crowds
that have swarmed the shops
these last warm days, with spe-
cial Partially toward the cotton
dress departments, almost every
woman in Detroit has herself
well-wardrobed for the summer.
But no matter how thoroughly
the shopping is planned and
pursued, the little extras get
neglected. And that's why we
are introducing the sports garb
In the sketch herewith. AL
though inexpensive and none
too stimulating to the blood
pressure, they're the wee indis-
pensables.
TAKE FIRST the striped
chambray blouse, with almost
as many colors as a peacock.
You who like to be active in
summer sports will bless its
staying down qualities. thanks
TO the pantie device. Under
Stacks, shorts or skirts, II does
the Job Of two articles OF APP
parel.
Then consider the little shirt
waist dress, typically the tailored
casual you wear every summer
But this one has special
feature, for It's made OF sheer
xeersucker and thus will stand
the scorching heat which usually
calls for fluffy, un-business-like
dimities.
THE LUXURIOUS DAYS of
flowing negligees are gone for
the duration. Under the limita-
ton order OF LIS. the hemline
sweep Of all housecoats and
hostess gowns will not exceed 70
inches and the length just hits
the ankle zone for those Of
average height.
Both sleeves and belts take a
cut under the new ruling the
former being set at IL inches
around and the latter so inches
long and Ia inches wide.
Attached hoods are out and
pockets have dwindled 10 one.
Ergo: - cherish your queenly
robes.
THE LOUNGING PAJAMA
has also had its face lifted, with
the same 14-inch sleeve limit. a
25-inch maximum on jacket
lengths and trousers 44h inches
from top 10 bottom.
The Pollyanna attitude con-
soles at least these shortie
britches and gowns won't be
gathering all the floor dust any
how. And the washing-ironing
outlook is mighty bright. In
cidentally. the measurements
quoted are for size is and
other sizes limited in proper
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Sugar Substitutes

Included, too. will be infor-
nation on substituting corn
syrup for part of the sugar in
canning fruits and making jams,
jellies and preserves.
If you wish to attend this cam
ming school please send for
your tickets promptly, won't
you?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

DETROIT HOMEMAKERS
are doing their part in the
kitchen defense, judging by the
calls we have had asking for
help in canning with little or no
sugar.
With strawberries plentiful on
the market now, many are in
terested in making jams as we'll
as canning waterpack.
Today's questions have dealt
particularly with the substitu-
ton of corn syrup for sugar
when. using a liquid or powdered
pectin. In any recipe using
liquid pectin, two cups ia
pounds) light corn syrup may
be substituted for 2 cups Of the
Sugar required.
Substitution OF corn syrup
should not be increased beyond
2 cups or the results will be
unsatisfactory.
When using the syrup, you
will find the recipe slightly more
than one additional glass of jam
or jelly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
How Light Corn Syrup
Is Substituted for Sugar
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

the directions as given In your
favorite recipe. Do not add
water or simmer fruit unless
recipe directions specify these
steps.
Pasfeurize Fruit
To prepare juice follow the
directions exactly as given in
liquid or powdered fruit pectin
recipe. Do not add water or
simmer fruit unless directions
specify these steps. Place in
jelly bag and squeeze out juice.
Following these operations
II is important TO pasteurize the
fruit or juice, ,
TO do this fill hot, steriifzed
lars to within "a inch of the top.
Adjust caps and place on a rack
in water bath at simmering
temperature.
Water should reach an inch
or two above the jars. Bring
water again to simmering tenn
perature and keep IL there 20
minutes for pints and 80 min
utes for quarts.
Remove from water and adj
just tops. Allow to cool away
from a draft.
Jam. and JsIIiss
When you are ready to make
your canned fruit or juice into
jams and jellies follow your ia
vorite liquid fruit pectin recipe
as for fresh fruit jam or jelly.
substituting one-quarter cup OF
strained lemon juice for one
quarter cup of the prepared fruit
or juice specified.
When using the powdered
fruit pectin follow the recipe ex-
actly as for fresh fruit.
You will notice that jams and
jellies made from canned fruit
or juice will have texture as
good as If made from fresh prod
ucts, but the color and flavor
may not be quite as pronounced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

FRESH FRUITS-and vege-
tables. Ample supplies on hand
and we should use as many
as possible as stated above.
WHEAT 49, Large SURPRISES
from previous years on hand ..
whoopee we can even plan
as far ahead as next Easter and
blithely put Hot Cross Buns on
the menu.
Instead OF demanding Danzig
for his birthday Cor was IL
Paris Herr Hitler would
have done better TO have asked
for a couple of American wheat
bins we might even have
given them 10 him D.. we're like
that.
CANNED GOODS - Civilian
supplies are being cut down in
favor of orders for lend-lease
and armed forces can your
own, lady.
Clothing
RATTONING - Undoubtedly
can be avoided this year; enough
on hand TO meet normal de-
mands but not enough for panic
buying.
STYLE -, Additional changes
will be ordered for men. women
and children: no more frills, be-
cause dressing as usual is out.
but clothes will be warm and
adequate.
COTTON-Will be used more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
!. Nn g. .,!!!!
m& ~ Says.
"sHIPSHAPE SOAP SAVES
SHIP SPACE"

DON'T DISCARD those awk-
ard little pieces of almost-used
bars of soap.
Buy a soap shaker for a dime
or stretch a bit OF cloth over q
mesh tea strainer and use the
bar 10 its last silver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

l think we've all been misled
about the business Of courage.
We've thought of II as a
tangible thing whose fame we
should feel literally running
through our veins.
Something as real as steel
armor something that was
guaranteed to soften shocks and
ward off the horror. And so
we've admired and envied brave
and courageous people and we
have gone out into life expect
ing to find such protection for
ourselves.
But I doubt IL there are any
really brave people.
I doubt il there is such thing
as actual courage.
I think there are just decent
folk who go ahead doing the job
that must be done and keeping
their gripes to themselves.
Inside they're quaking as des-
perately as the rest of us I.
hating what lies before them -.
longing as deeply TO be home
and out of IL all.