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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

the pad upon which was out
lined four-column strip OF
small circles.
He said
THAT Is a replica of those tire
marks you see In the road, a
studded-tread tire. practically
new. on the right rear wheel of
the bandit car.
ITS popular make, but what
we are looking for Is n small
roadster with studded-tread
tire on the right rear wheel.
There shouldn't he so many of
those"
The three officers got into
their car and drove first TO the
Whitmore store.
At the point designated by
Kerr, where the strangers car
had been parked, they found
those same tiny little circles,
four in breadth. clearly etched
into the soft dirt.
Next the investigators drove
10 Grottoes where they learned
from J. d. Alexander that
young gunman had entered his
grocery store at dusk on the
preceding day and demanded
money.
The storekeeper gave up only
SIS that he had in his pockets.
He described the bandit in the
same general way as did the
other witnesses: of m Q d ium
build and wearing a Charlie
Chaplin" mustaehe.
A few yards away Bryant
found the same tire marks.
He announced:
Let's go back to Stanton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

the bandit sent a bullet plough
ms through the victims alb
dOmen.
Sheriff GiIkcSon quietly asked
for a description of the cold
blooded b midi I, but William
Riddle mumbled thar he had
gotten only a fleeing glance at
his assailant whom he described
as a suavc. well-dresSed young
man of medium height, whose
most striking feature was
black Charlie Chaplin" mus
tache under sharp, protruding
nose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Policeman Remains
For Further STUDY

-A-few minutes later, The
critically injured man was re-
moved TO the hospital
Sheriff GilkCSon then tclC-
phoncd State Policeman a X.
Bryant 10 meet him at the scene
at dawn.
When the suns first rays APP
peared that Sunday morning
April 26, 1886, Gilkcson, Long
and Bryant were examining the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Identified Him

ct checks perfectly, sheriff"
he announced jubilantly. Tire,
serial number, lights everything"
He was first taken TO Grot-
toes. where J. d. Alexander
unhesitatingly identified him as
the bandit who had robbed him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
A New Racket, eh7

! ses ! see. I ses as usual
your Uncle Ben was making
racket OF something hay? Ethel
Ses IL was not a racket at all
Joe II was a regular business
and my Uncle Ben would have
built hundreds Of bomb shelters
and made a lot OF money II he
had not got hurt. He was charg-
ing little for building them
you see. ses III bet he was,
and how many did he build7
She ses well ne only really
built one Joe but he had orders
for quite a number OF them. He
built this one in the hack yard
~ = fellow named Leonard over
IN New York and my Uncle Ben
80 u was really wonderful
thelter II was over ten feet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

and visit the Harrison service
station"
No sooner had Bryant shown
the tire diagram 10 III. l.. Foltz,
the proprietor, than the latter
Immediately recognized il. 1t
was the tread OF a popular make.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Jury DeHberdteS
For One Hour

For hours they listened to the
clear and concise story OF State
Policeman Bryant from the Wit
ness chair of how the peculiar,
Studded-tread tire on the right
rear wheel had placed the ban
dit car at vital points along the
network Of dirt roads and finally
led to the door Of the slayer-all
within 10 hours after the crime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Service CurtaiIed

Yet transportation facilities
have deterioratcd considerable.
Win the long hours q blackout.
bus2s ruin only until II p. n.
and thereafter very infrequertly
Throughout the night London S
subway 'vS'"FH ha.'e its service
soon after w1r.rHt and late
cutters ere forced 20 resort
other % fMr ts.cah or 10 tie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Why Jump So Hard

Ethel Ses well Joe when he GOT
the bomb shelter all finished he
sent for the Leonard fellow 10
inspect It Leonard was really
greatly pleased with II and then
my Uncle Ben told HIM 10 walk
on the roof and see how strong
10 was and Leonard did but hc
Jumped UP and down on the roof
20 test il and on tho second
Jump the roof Caved in with him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

How you may improve your COM
plexion by simple change in diet?
What foods help you ward off
colds?
What low-calory foods are very
high in mineral and vitamin value?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Formerly $3.50
Now Only
9 8
DO YOU KNOW?

What foods often help promote
sound, restful sleep?
Are there any foods of special
value to older people?
What methods of cooking destroy
the chief value of certain foods?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Which vegetables can help in
building better blood?
How do your eating habits affect
your nerves?
What the familiar foods that often
correct constipation?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

What high.vitamin fruits and vege-
tables will help build you up when
you are run down?
These and hundreds Of other fascl-
mating facts about food are re-
vealed in YOU ARE WHAT YOU
EAT"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Bandit Sent Bullet
Through Abdomen

His hand Jumped out OF the
overcoat pocket holding a shiny
gun. F;
The elderly merchant. com
pletely dumbfounded. stopped.
There was a sharp report as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Don't LET Little Mistakes in Eoiing
Rob You of Good Health

Foods are medicine -. and Victor II.
Lindlahr knows that foods have the
power that may give you freedom
from many common symptoms. Out of
the kitchen can come meals to help put
an end to many of your distressing
troubles. Yes, foods often possess a re-
markable power for improving health
and now Victor II. Lindlshr shows
you how TO use this poweri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Do you suffer needlcssly because Of
simple mistakes you are making in
your eatirss? Let Victor II. Lindlahr
help you and your family gain better
health through diet. II has been done
in thousands of cases. 1t is being done
every day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
No; Worse Than That

I SEES I suppose somebody gave
him a smuggling again and Ethel
ses no they didn't either. He
was hurt building bomb shelters
! was over 10 see him yesterday
and took him q piece OF that
cake that made for him. Ny
Uncle Ben feels very bad Joe.
He ses there Is no use In a man
trying TO do his patriotic duty.
/ ses where was he building
bomb shelters Ethel. She tes
why anywhere that people
wanted them 10 hide IN from the
bombs in case there are any
bombs. Ny Uncle Ben was Of
fering 30 build them in baet-
yards and in vacant lots, next
TO peoples houses or anywhere
else. He hired couple of fel-
lows he knows 10 do the digging
and 10 put the roofs on the bomb
shelters and my Uncle Ben went
around and solicited business
and showed the fellows how 10
build the shelters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Sinus Trouble

Sinus trouble (catarrhaD is rob-
bing this man of strength and
vigor. He is tortured constantly.
Yet Victor II. Lindlahr knows how
a simple change in the food he
eats might help him end his all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Poor Eyesishf

She suffers from eye.suain and
resulting frequent headaches due
10 a lack OF one vitamin. II she
followed Victor II. Lindlahr's sug.
gestions she might prevent these
annoying eye troubles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Excess Weishf

She could reduce in no time. yet
actually eat more food than she
does now if she only ate prop
erly. "Yo1 IRE ,1r,bai Yoa Eat"
would tell her how.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
MR.. JOE TURP writes.
Ava Brooklyn, Feb. n.

Dear sir last night l seq to
my wife Ethel hay baby have
you seen your Uncle Ben lately?
She ses what made you think of
him Joe? I ses why I don't
know except 1t just occurred TO
me that I haven't noticed him
around the past few weeks and
you haven't even mentioned his
name. I Ses IS he in Jail or
some place like that?
Ethel ses Joe you know he
isn't in Jail. Why would he be
in Jail! ] ses l can think OF a
million reasons why and abe ses
well he isn't just the same He
is over to my mons house laid
up with a lame back. My Uncle
Ben is really most unfortunate
Joe. He has the worst luck Of
anybody ! ever heard OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
DrdWs Replica
OF Tires Mark

Bryant rose and handed over
the pad upon which was out
lined a four-column strip OF
small circles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Attractive
Salad Made
With CaIavos

WITH TEMPERATURES be-
ginning TO warm up in earnest.
nothing fits into special menu
plans as well as a cool looking
salad.
A water lily salad Of sliced
calavo is equally attractive for
luncheon or for early summer
evening Suppers.
Lily pads are prepared by cut
ting green surface calavo
halves lengthwise the entire
width of each. The resulting
fiat slices conveniently hold yell
low centered white flowers of
filled egg quarters.
Water Lily Salad
2 large calavo pears
Lemon juice
Salt
Shredded salad greens.
6 hard cooked eggs
y cup chopped canned pimiento
l cup shredded lettuce
2 tablespoons m inced sour
pickle
/ teaspoon prepared mustard
Mayonnaise
6 ripe olives.
Cut each calavo into halves
lengthwise and remove seed.
Cut each half into three length
wise oval slices and remove
skin. Sprinkle fruit with lemon
juice and salt.
Arrange two slices, one top
ping the other at cross angles,
TO give semblance of lily pads,
on each of six salad plates con-
tanning generous amount of
shredded salad green's.
Cut shelled eggs into length
wise quarters and remove yolks.
Chop yolks very fine and COM
bine with pimiento, lettuce, salt
to taste, pickle. mustard and
sufficient mayonnaise TO moisten
and blend.
Place four egg-white quarters,
cup side up, in petal fashion on
each calavo lily pad. Fill center
not too generously with yolk
mixture. Place a ripe olive
where egg petals meet in CEN
ter. Serve French dressing sep
arately. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

GET OUT your scraps-get
some from all your friends and
have a gay time piecing this
quilt, Endless Chain. Any be-
ginner can do it for it's just
colorful straight pieces joined.
Pattern 372 contains diagram
of block; accurate pattern
pieces; directions for quilt; dia-
gram of quilt; yardages.
Send IL cents in coins for
this pattern to the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department.
1925 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich. Owing to customs regula-
tons, orders for patterns to
Canadian destinations cannot be
filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Elsie Robinson
American Must Not Forget
The Art Of Relaxation

EVERY ONES so busy. Bus
Ting with patriotic duties.
Chockful of important informa-
ton. Which, let me hastily add,
is undoubtedly admirable. But
sometimes. in spite of all the
hip. hip-hurrah, this feverish ac-
ALPHABETICALLY the female
variety-sets me wondering.
Are we perhaps sacrificing
something which is quite as es-
sential TO healthy. happy living
as courses of nutrition or first
aid bandages?
Frinstance. ! dropped, in for
tea with Harriet. Constance,
Ethel. Dorothy and May.
Tea-tirne al Harriet's used 10
bes delightful affair. looked
forward 10 IL. Id like TO look
forward 10 il now.
My back aches. My finger
nails are in splinters. And /
have a gnawing hunger for a lit
tie rest and frivolity 10 Offset
this grim business which we call
The Democratic Way of Life.
But do l get it7
Yes. / do NOT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

ter. Scald milk. Add butter.
sugar, honey and salt and cool
TO lukewarm, then add flour to
make a thick batter.
Add yeast and eggs and beat
well. Add enough more flour to
make a soft dough. Turn out on
lightly Toured board and knead
until satiny.
Place in CREASED bowl, cover
and let rise until doubled in
bulk. When light, punch down.
Shape into rolls and let rise
until doubled in bulk. Bake in
moderate oven (375 degrees) 20
TO 25 minutes. Makes about 80
dozen rolls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
War Production Board Outlines
Voluntary Share the -Mea+ Program

meat plan we are all going to
get a little better acquainted
with our butcher. Instead of
telling him what we want, we're
going to let him do little more
of the telling. We're going to
have TO take what he's got. At
that we're pretty fortunate. Our
markets will always have
enough meat of one kind or an
other to keep our nutrition up
to the finest level in the world.
Tongue a Ia Maryland
fresh beef tongue
Bay leaf
II whole cloves
A tablespoons butter
u teaspoon salt
q cup brown sugar
Ia cups canned sour cherries
n lemon sliced
1 cup broth
i tablespoon cornstarch.
Wash tongue thoroughly. Sim
mer in sailed water with bay
leaf and cloves until tender
about 3 to 3l5 hours. (Bay
leaf and cloves may be omitted.)
Trim root end and remove all
skin. Place tongue in pan. Add
butter, salt, brown sugar, cher
rieS, sliced lemon and l cup
broth in which tongue was
cooked.
Cover pan closely. Simmer on
top of range until thoroughly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Rumpus Is On

Before I've eaSed the old
chassis from its fallen arches the
rumpus is on.
Five pairs of knitting needles
are twirling like dentists drills.
Five militant voices are broad
casting the relative merits OF
soybeans, Republican senator's.
public nurseries, victory gardens,
blood plasma. war insurance and
thyroid tablets.
Each throat is likewise giving
tongue 10 the particular excel
lence of its personal project or
schedule, committee or confer
ence. The air sizzles, the walls
buckle with percussion. No Ger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Market Report

HEAVY SHIP MEN rs OF
sweet potatoes are coming into
the markets this week. Liberal
supplies of head lettuce are also
available at reasonable prices.
Cabbage is still plentiful, ac-
cording to the Detroit Municipal
Bureau of Markets, and home
makers who intend to make
Sauerkraut will find the prices
as low now as they will be.
"A PLENTIFUL supply of APP
pies and oranges is on hand.
Moderate supplies of the fol-
lowing can be had: avocadoS,
cranberries. table grapes. grape
fruit, cucumberS, lemons, beetS,
beans, carrots, Brussels sprouts,
caulifloWer, mushrooms, peppers,
squash and tomatoes.
There is only a light supply Of
bananas, pears, pineapples, cell
cry, peas, radlSheS, turnlps and
radishes.
THERE HAS been no change
in the price of fresh meat in the
past week, and little, if any, can
be expected.
Prices on butter, eggs and
cheese remain unchanged, and
the amounts available for home
makers are limited.
Poultry is quite plentiful.
LAKE HURON HERRING Is
increasing, and prices are very
reasonable. Prices on Lake
Huron trout, however, are quite
high. Lake Erie blue pike is in
good supply and moderately
priced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Mrs. Murray TO Speak
At Library Sunday

MRS. BELLE FARLEY MUIR
RAY of the University of Michi-
gan Extension Service will speak
on Your Child in Wartime" at
800 next Sunday afternoon. The
meeting will be held in the audi
forum OF the main library,
Woodward at Kirby. This is one
in series of weekly talks called
Family Life in Wartime, pre-
sented by the library. University
of Michigan Extension Service,
and the Merrill-Palmer School.
Admission is free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

DELICATE ROLLS Nave an
extra part TO play in 1912
menus. Made from a basic yeast
dough, they have that extra
quota of sweetness without re-
quiring a lot of sugar.
Part of their sweet secret is
due to the fact that some of the
starch in the dough is converted
TO simple sugar in the oven, and
enriched wheat flour and milk
together make for good flavor.
Hot rolls for any occasion are
easy to serve when the home
maker has bowl of dough in
the refrigerator. When rolls are
wanted, the dough is removed
from refrigerator, shaped and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Home Baked
Pork and Beans

Make your own" is becoming
American motto, and this stands
for the homemaker in the
kitchen, too. So here is q recipe
for home-baked pork and beans.
Pork and Beans
Three cups dry navy beans,
! pound salt pork, cut in Pinch
strips. tablespoon mustard, l
teaspoon salt, / teaspoon celery
salt and IL cups dark corn
syrup.
Wash beans, cover with
water and soak overnight. Add
salt pork strips. cover and sim
mer for ga hours. Thoroughly
blend mustard, salt, celery salt
and corn syrup. Add to beans
and salt pork, mixing well. Place
IN eartenware making dish or
casserole, cover. bake in moder-
ate oven 1875 degrees) for Ia
hours. uncovering during the
last ID minutes of baking. Serves
eight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

man blitzkrieg ever had any
thing on this.
Al some other time might
feel keen enthusiasm for any
or all of these subjects. But at
this moment / am tired. have
done my bit for my country.
do not want 10 save the
world or kill a senator. / do not
give a doggoned boot for all the
SoybeanS that ever were planted.
But I'll take them-and like
them. Or else. For this is war,
Mrs. Voter-thiS is war!
MOI "a Hours a Day
Yes. this is war. And I'm as
keen on helping TO win this war
as any other loyal citizen. But
somewhere, way down inside me,
a teeny-weeny doubt begins to
needle me.
Wars war. And we'll have TO
see il through til the whole
beastly business is finished. But
do we necessarily have TO live
with its horrors "a hours every
day?
Even if we haven't licked Hit
Ter or Hirohito yet, couldn't we
still enjoy just a little of our old
time peace and laughter and gra-
cious relaxation now and then?
Surely, if ever we needed re-
Taxation, we need il now.
It's great thing TO be able TO
bandage a busted thumb but I'm
thinking it's just as necessary to
be able to quiet a bruised spirit.
To sit with folded hands, letting
the tension ease to listen to
the lisp and chuckle of the fire
F.. the laughter of the children
down the street TO watch
the evening star. These, too,
hold back the hell and guard the
peace.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
ORANGE TAPICO

ORANGE TAPIOCA is done
just like your ordinary" except
orange juice is substituted for
half the usual liquid. Topped
with slices of oranges-there's
nothing like it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
By PRUDENCE PENNY

WE'VE BEEN hearing a great
deal about the "share the meat"
program. What is it? It's a
plan reviewed and approved by
the foods requirements commit
tee. United States War Produc-
ton Board. outlining, voluntary
meat rationing.
It's up to us now whether or
not the voluntary 212 pounds
per week rationing plan will
work. We have meat; we can
eat it; we can feed ourselves
and our Allies but only if
we share.
Our meat supply is the larg-
est in our history -. more than
"a billion pounds to be available
during the coming year. How
ever. this amount has TO be di-
vided between the American
armed forces, our fighting Allies
and we folks here at home. OF
course the army, navy and lend
lease come first.
Voluntary Rsiionine
This voluntary meat rationing
is not intended to set up a pro-
gram for meatless days. Accord
ing to the foods requirements
committee when meatless days
were observed during the first
world war, the per capita con-
sumption went up.
The present plan does not in
tend that every one reduce his
or her consumption of meat, it
means that voluntary reduction
should be made only by those
who are eating more than the
pa pounds included in the ra-
ton plan.
Voluntary rationing applies TO
the usual cuts of beef; veal.
lamb. mutton and pork. These
are sometimes called the regular
or muscle meats. These include
the retail cuts which we are
most familiar with also
canned meats and sausage made
from these cuts.
Nonrestricted meats include a
long list of nutritious cuts E.
liver, heart, kidneys, sweet
breads, tongue, souse. brains,
tripe, pork feet. scrapple. OK
joints. shanks. hooks. knuckles
and others. Liverwurst, chicken,
turkey. geese, ducks and fish are
not included in the sharing plan.
ChiId's Allowance
The government recommends
that the sharing allowance for
children be figured at 4 pound
of meat for children under s
years and Ia pounds for those
from 6 to II years.
This voluntary allowance Is
considerably more than the
population Of other nations at
war are getting. The British get
about 30 ounces per person
weekly. the Germans ~ ounces;
the Dutch. / y ounces and the
Belgians 5 ounces.
In carrying out this share the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

heated. Thicker sauce with l
tablespoon cornstarch.
Serve with pan-browned po-
tatoes, green peas, raw carrot
and celery salad and fioat:xS
island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13

placed on creased baking sheets.
They are then set in warm
place to rise for an hour or so,
and the remaining dough is put
back into the refrigerator.
Sweet Yeast Dough
2 cakes yeast
y cup lukewarm water
/ cup milk
q cup butter or margarine
4 cup sugar
a cup honey
l teaspoon salt
2 eggs
5 cups enriched -four (abouO.
Soften yeast in lukewarm wa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
TANGY SALAD

USE LEFTOVER turkey or
chicken for salad combined with
grapefruit sections. juicy and
tangy.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-28
Rigid Controls to
Freeze Prices on
Most Commodities

Continued from Fage Cne1
commodities on and after May l8;
Immediate licensing OF all retail
ers and wholesalers, effective as
of the date the ceiling applies TO
their articles or services. III other
words each retailer should consider
himself licensed as of May Is ana
each wholesaler as of May IL Later
wholesalers and retailers will be
required to register in writing OF
forms which OPA will provide.
The general regulation applies to
prices at all Observation-Disclosures
wholesale. and retail-of every COM
modify or product, domestic or I'M
ported, that is neither covered by
a separate OPA regulation or specif-
ically excluded. All services con-
nected with commodities also cone
under the ceiling.
Prices on literally millions of ar
ticles OF all sorts are, by the regu-
lation, automatically controlled. Pric-
es on relatively few products are
exempt.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-04-28

Disaster Faces
Burma Defenders

Continued from Page One)
successful Japanese naval opera
tions in the Molucca islands west
of New Guinea had exposed north
ern Australia Ito a great menace. .
Several points in the Moluccas and
western Guinea have been taken
over. the Japanese said, while Brit
ish from Australia reported that
large Japanese reinforcements were
believed to be preparing to seize
Pert Moresby. the allied base on
south New Guinea.
An attack on Port Moresby has
long been expected and United Ma
tons air squadrons have been ham
mering day after day at the enemy
bases from which push southwark
might be attempted. Tuesdays COM
munique from Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur's headquarters said that
seven japanese planes were downed
during an attack on Darwin, max
ing a total of 18 in two days.
A Japanese transport was sunk in
an allied attack on Kavieng in the
Bismarck islands, and a raid also
was made on FaiSi in the Solomons.
north of the sea route from Amer
lea to Australia.