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Evening star., 1943-06-03

House, investigating acts of execu-
tive agencies which may be beyond
authority granted by Congress.
Mr.. Peterson said Miss Landreth
testified she signed Mr.. Henderson's
name to the rent control order, and
that the former Price Administrator
virtually admitted" the same.
The Georgian said he was going to
TRY to find out how many laws are
being imposed by proxy, and then
leave it to Congress and the people
to decide what to do about it,"
Evening star., 1943-06-03
Plan Third Blood Drive

A mobile unit of the Red Cross
will receive blood donations for the
Red Cross blood bank from 8:45 am.
to lis pm. Tuesday at the Westover
(Va) Baptist Church. This will be
the third drive for blood donors by
the Westover Blood Donor Recruit
ing Committee.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-24

3 Sti,nben Is Minuten: Sdien-
braten, &oaitbeef, eefo6te Mobrrii.
ben, Salate, &obl.
3 Stl,noen 80 Mtnuten: @ebrate.
mes Sdtpeinefleiid, frtid eeialaenes
Sdneinefleiid, geidmolaene ODER ge.
bratene Butter, bart geiottene gier.
alter &aie, friide 8rattpurlt, gefodtes
&inbfleiid, eineeial5enes Hinbfleiid,
sefo6te &artoffeln, friibes Bei5en'
brot, gefodter @eiBfobl, getodter
Meerrettid5, getodte ipiebeln.
Stunoen As Minuten: @efo6tes
fettes &ino fleiib, 8utterbrot nit &af-
fee.
4 Stunoen: @efobtes uno gebrate.
mes 5abmes @efliigel, Santmelbraten,
&albsbraten, &inofleiidiuppe, eeial.
5ener 2abs, trodenes 9rot nit &ai-
fee.
Stunoen Is Minuten: @iloes
@efliigel, Sbmeinefleiid nit @en1iiie
gefod]t.
4 Stunoen 80 Minu ten: @efod,
tes, 5artes Sammelfleii6, friid geial'
5enes Yofelfleiid uno Sauerfraut.
5 St1noen: Sebr bart geiottene
gier, gebratene Hal16purit, aaber
&albsbraten, gebratenes altes Sam'
melfleiid, gefo6te Sebnen, Sdl.te,
0arme, Sdientalg, Steinobit, Sir.
iden, Bflaumen, Hoiinen, Nanoeln,
Bil5e, Niiiie, Siilien bon Siilienfrii6-
ten.
5tlln0en: slltes B0felfleiid, ge,
bratene Neunaugen (Siidart) uno &C.
bratener, fetter stal.
aus oieier l1eberiidt gebt alio fir
Sausfrauen bic 2ebre berbor, i9tpdd.
liden 2euten ni6ts bor5uiesen, tpor.
an tie iiber bier Stlnoen nit Der Ser.
oauung gu tun baben - 3uias bon
piel Del, 6ett unb Saure eri9tpert
oie 8eroulung oagegen miro 6ieielbe
geforoert our9 3uiab bon Sal5, &C.
tpiir5 (Bfeffer, 3ir1t, Senf), altem
8ale, 8etti9, 3uder uno 8ein.
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iunsen idaoen benz Seraen Inn 10
mebr, ie alter ou btf, r,amentlid lit
oas fbtpere Stemmen Der Mtbleten su
perperfen. 5ortgeiestes Ser5flopfen
oerlangt Die gr0Bte Sdonung uno sic
8eratltng our9 einen Mr5t. untGtig-
felt na6t ben &reislauf uno oas Ser5
idlaff. MdBigfeit inn @iien uno Srin.
fen erbalt oas Ser5 Idnger eeiuno,
mabreno 8ielfraB uno 8ouerei es
balo erlabmen laiien. Sem Ser5en
mobltdtig lit elm LANCER, seiunoer
S6laf; ibm idaolid iino 5u itarfe
grbibungen. 9a bas Ser5 81 ieiner
grbaltung slttes, iuueritoffretdes
glut bral1dt, 10 lit cine quite, tiefe
@tmung 1nerldbli6e 8orbeoingung.
8ir erinern ebenfaus an oie mie>
oerbolt an oieier Stelle angegebenen
Atmungsiibuneen our6 oeren unun.
terbrodenen @ebrau9 man 9l1tbma
rn6 Ser5franfbeiten porbeugen uno
beilen fann.
- Sram 9. g., 81.
Oa biele Saus frauen, beionoers in
Ser Stabt, 1pegen Der Hationierung
setpiiier 2ebensmittel in 8erlegenbeit
geraten uno oie 3ubereitltng uno
Auspabl eeeigneter Speiie mitunter
nidt 1ei6t lit, 10 geben mir Sbnen
uno anoern cine 3ulammeni itellung
nabrbafter uno lei6t beroauli6er
Speiien. S9pa6en Berlonen, &ran-
fen un6 &in6ern gibt man lei9t per=
oaltlibe Speiien. Musgeipa6iene, fraf-
tige Berionen, Die geiunb rno fraftig
iino uno einen guten Wagen baben,
iollen, tpenisitens abtuedielno, iolde
0abrun9 ou ii6 nebn1en, oie langere
3eit 5um 8eroaren 1T Inipru6
nimmt. Dies iit geboten bel 2euten,
Die i6tpere Nrbeit berri6ten niiiien.
Man fann aber i6tper per6auli6e
Speiien 10 berri6ten, oaB Der, Nagen
Tie lei6t unb i6neu berbaut, tpenn
man Sal5, @e,piir5, tpie Bfeffer, Senf,
&etti6, 3immt, alten &die, 3uder
beimii6t. 3uiab bon Del, Sett uno
Sauren eribmert Die 8eroa1,1ng. 8ir
seben Sbnen uno alien Sausfrauen
uno Weiittern naditeben6 eine bou'
itdnoige 3uiammenitellung Der &C.
m0bnliden Speiien nebit &ngabe Der
3eit, oie es ninnt, NM 6ieielben 5lt
peroauen. gs be6arf gum 8eroauen:
4 Stun6e: @efo6ter &eis. &eis lit
alio 6ieienige geabrung, 6ie iid &C.
fo6t ont lei6telten beroaut.
Stunoe 80 Minuten: @ei9lagene
gier, @eriteniuppe, gebratenes Bilo'
bret, tpei6 eefodte Mepfel uno 8ir-
men, Obit als Weus geto6t, gefodter
2a9s un6 geto9te Sorel1e, Spipnat,
Spargel, Sel1erie, ourdgeriebener
@rbien= rno 8obnenbrei, @eritenbrei,
Safergriite.
1 Stun6e IS Wtnuten: @efo9tes
@ebirn un6 eeto6ter Sago.
2 Stun6en: @efo9te Mtl9, robes
81, gefo6te @erite, gebratene O9ien-
leber, gefo9te iaure @epfel, gebrate.
ner Stodfti9.
2 5tun6en Is Wiruten: Sriibe,
ungefo9te Weild, gefodter Erutbabn.
Stun6en 80 Minuten: @ebratea
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gemein tpidttg lift, oaB man itets tief
uno lattgiam atnet, etpa 16- Biz 20.
mal in Der Minute, uno 5tpar obne
ita an5ulebnen uno obne gineng,,ne
Der 8ruit ol1rd Die 9leioug. @an
atme itets our9 Die faie BEL gei9loi.
ienem Wunb. Qtme feine at falte,
uno tmmer MIR cine refine, ltaubfreie
niht 5u trodene 2uft elm; mo Dies
unm0gli6 it, 19iise oib 6ur9 @or'
balten zines Eal6entl1ds Dor Naie
un6 Muno. @ebe bteI ins Sreie, in
8alo uno Slur. ueberanitrenge bei-
men aeblfopf uno beine 2rnge nidt
our6 5u langes l1no 5u lautes Spre-
den. Srinfe ni9t 5u falt, namentlid)
Damn ni6t, tpenn ou piel geipro6en
balt ooer na6 anitrengen6em @eben
erbibt bilt. Gorge in Dem @obnraum
fir cine geniigenoe @rneuerung ser
2uft. l1ebe fleiBig Sbpimmen uno
8ergiteigen i'm Saft. &iite oi6 Dor
grfdltungen.
9ie 2ungengpmnaitif fann man in
foIgenoer @eiie MAIDEN:
I. &opf bortpdrts uno riiftpGrts
beugen
2. &opf limits uno re6ts ieittparts
beugen.
8. &opffreilen bon Iinfs na9 re6ts.
4. &opffreiien bon re6ts na9 limits.
5. S9ulterbeben un6 S9ulterien-
fen.
6. S9ultertreiien bon born na9
binten.
7. @dultertreiien bon binten nad
borne.
8. Setttpdrtsitreden Der Mrme,
Sanoteller nad oben.
9. Senfen Der Mrme aus Der Sod-
bebebalte, Sanoteller na9 u1tten NIT
@inatnen beim Senfen, beim Seben
Sanbteller na6 oben un6 Musatmen
(Spisenatmen).
10. Seittparts So6beben Der Mr,
me NIT ginatmen, beim Senfen unb
beim So6beben (San6teller na6
cben) uno Musatmen, Sanoteuer na6
unten beim Senfen (Slanfenatmen).
II. Mrmfreiien bon born na9 BIN
ten, ginatnen beim So6geben uno
Iusatmen beim acknowledgement Der
Mrme (binteres 4tnen).
12. Mrmfreiien bon binten na6
born nit ginatmen beim &o6geben
Der Mrme (boroeres Mtmen).
13. ginieitiges Eiefatn1en limits
nit f,.mpfietttpdrtsbeug re6ts
,(linfer Arm neben ben &opf gelegt,
fe9ter In Die MdielbobIe geitemmt).
ID. Das @egenteil re9ts.
Is. 8etpuBtes Bollatmen (8au9=,
6lanfen, uno Spibatnen) beim Ste.
ben, Sdnoe bitter ben 9opf, adt &C.
f1noen ginatmen, a9t Setun6en
Mtenbalten, adt Sefun6en Muss
atmen.
16. 8etpuBtes @olatmen inn 2ie-
gen, Sdnoe an Sinterfopf.
Die &inoer n10gen boriteben6e 16
l1ebungen oreimal tdglt9 in elmer GU
ten 2uft tpie6erbolen.
9a bic Rflege un6 @egell1ng oes
islaufiDitems 10 ,1ngenein tpid-
tig lit fir Die grbaltung Der @eiuno.
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Mrs. Bb. a., Soma

men. S1e 1tno mebr als Dos, btel
mebr in Ser gegentpdrtigen &riegs-
oeit, uno iie biloen audi in 8e3ug auf
0abrtraft feine au bera9tenoe Speiie.
Sic baben einen boben @ebalt an
GoblenbDoraten, mas ite gu elmer erit.
flaiiigen &raftipeiie madt. Wan bot
Die 8eoba6tung semadt, bob, penn in
einem 2anoe oie &artoffelertte i6leht
ausfiel, oie Sforbutfranfbeit ii9 aus.
breitete uno 5unabm.
l1eber sic 3ubereitung bon &artof-
felipeiien geben oie Spgienifer fol-
genoe @eiiungen: &artoffel NIT Der
S6ale gefodt itno am nabrbafteiten,
tpabreno gei6alte &artoffeln, beion>
oers tpenn man iie langere 3eit i'm
8aiier liegen I6Bt, biele ibrer 9e6br-
itoffe berlieren. Gum Baden reinige
man Die Sbale griinbli9, atn beiten
nit elmer fdarfen 8iirite uno @aiier
lno reibe bie S6ale nit Sett ODER
Butter Elm, ebe man iie in ben 8ad-
ofen tut.
IS. 3d., Colo.
ga, Die beute 10 unentbebrli9 &C.
poraene Sebmaidine (2inotppe) lit
bon einem Oeutiden erfun6en NOR
oe1L oem ubrma6er Stbmar Mergen-
tbaler, Der inn Sabre 1892 aus @iirt-
temberg eintpanoerte uno bier in Ben
Ser. Staaten Die Sebmai6ine erfano.
IS. s., q. 3. -
Raa Der gnit6t tpiiieni6aftlider
@utoritaten lno aus Der grfabrung
tuiiien mir, 6aB es feline Mittel gegen
aablt0pfigfeit gibt, penieitens ni9t
bel dltern 2euten. @enn NIT bem Ml-
ter Die &orperfraft nadlaBt, fangen
audi Die Saare an al tpelfen uno ab5u=
iterben. 8ei bielen Mdnnern tritt
oies oft idon in ben beiten Sabren elm,
BET iolhen, Die anitrengenbe &opfs
arbeit baben, iolde, Die fi6 bteI Cor.
ge MAIDEN un6 beren 4orper burd
i&uere Seioen gei6pdbt iit. Au6
Wagenleioenoe uno bidbeleibte Mens
i9en berlieren friib ibr &opfbaar.
8enn, mte bel iiingern 2euten, bic
Saarur5eln nod ni9t gana al,sge-
ftorben it16, fann Der &aarbooen nod-
malls beIebt tperben. Die Saartpur5el
erbdlt ibre Nabr,,ng aus 6em 8lut
un6 oieies muB Der &opfbaut 5uge.
fiibrt tper6en, in6em man morgens
un6 abenos bic &opfbaut reibt, frabt
uno ielbit an ben Saaren 5iebt uno
5upft, ettpa flint Minuten lang. Da-
our1 miro oas 8lut inn &opf 5ilr
3irfulation gebradt un6 es 6ringt
2uft in Die Boren Der &opfbaut. Mu9
bdufiges &dnmen nit einem f9arfen
&amm 1T iebr borteilbaft. BUR gnt'
fern,.ng Der S9uppen lit Elm &letten-
tpur5elabiu6 iebr gu empfeblen. Man
5erfleinere bic &lettenpur5el (8ur-
bod @oot), tue fie in cine Slai9e un6
gieBe Elm Bint @ifig barauf. Man ldBt
oies cine 8ode lang lei9t beridloiien
iteben;; inbem man es tdgli9 ibiittelt,
Dann filtriert man es uno fiigt 5tpei
2offel bon @lp5erin 6a5u. Dieies
Sduppentpaiier lit beiier als ale teu-
rem &aarmittel, bon 6enen bic meiiten
Dem @opfhaar mebr ifa6en aIs nit,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-24
Die 2eibensgebeimniie ant Oelbers
lsSprtiekund bon Seite y

(5ortiesung bon Seite y
feline 3uflu4t ninut. gr betet in.
briinitig uno tpieoerbolt, nit Ser riib'
renoIten 8erufung auf oas ain6esoer.
bdltnis gum 8ater; er betet gan5 err
geben in BEN @illen oes 8aters. uno
immer beteuert er, 6aB oenen Bille
gei6eben iolle, ni6t Der feline, 10 idtper
es audi ieiner itnnliden Natl,r tuiro,
li9 in oas 2eioen uno in ben 500
gu ididen; er betet en6lid 6eu1iitig,
inoem er ieinen Bitten nidt ben bod.
item uno erbabeniten S9tpug Der 2iebe
uno @robmut gibt un6 iid oas Sci.
BEN erbittet, ionoern iib NIT Der oe'
niitigen @rsebung in ben Billen Got,
tes begniigt uno our4 einen @ngel
Sroit uno Startung an3unebmen &C.
rubt.
Der Seilan6 Ietoet enoIid itanobaft
un6 glorreib. gs mar elm barter
&f aber er bielt feit uno bebaup.
tete itd iiesreid, entipredene oem
8iuen @ottes, uns 6ur@ ieinen Sob
au erloien. go tpuroe er nun a,9 ge-
troitet. ,,gs erfdien elm @ngel bonn
Sin1mel un6 ftdrfte ibn."
@riiB @ott, ou iung-frii@es Meniden.
fino!
Sns 2eben binein NIT Come uno
@in6,
81, neue 3eit un6 IN neues Soften!
@o6 iteben Die Bforten Der 3utunft
often.
Nod fin6eit 6u Sreu6e on bielen Be.
Sd uiini9e Sir Slid un6 6es &err-
gotts Segenl
S@tpeiter gmilie-@barlotte 2eid.
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s. 3d., Colo.

ga, Die bel1te 10 1nentbebrli9 &c
tporhene Sebmai6ine (2inotppe) il
bon einem Oeutiden erfunoen 1por
oen, Dem ubrma6er Stbmar Mergen
tbaler Der i'm Sabre 1892 aus 8iirt
temberg einlpanoerte uno bier in oe1
Ser. Staaten Die Sekmal9ine erfano
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
LOU-S1Iaried Colonies
Why Sergeonts Rate
Honors for Toughness
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

reader wants to know why only sergeans have the rep
Of being tougher than iron pots.
Well corporal doesn't have to be tough He has charge
of only eight men, of whom is himself.
But a sergeant is company duke. He is a grapefruit
among lemons.
Your sergeant is mayor of Tent City. He is a low
salared colonel.
The sergeant important the thread in onebutton
galus.
A sergeant must Elusive ingredient known
of command When he gives order eggs hatch
busted pumps flooded cellars and dentists rush
and buy magazines for their waiting rooms
Naturally lieutenant has congressional diploma stat
ing that the best of its belief and knowledge the loot
officer and gentleman That automatically removes him
from the tough tournament. My
But your sergeant still equipped with letters
of marque and repral When he stakes to drumhead
courtmartal there 10 his jury and each one is
knuckle.
You always welcome to take punch at a sergeant
He keeps open with his chin And there nothing
vndctv about him. After the fight he will be the first man
to shake your widows hand,
"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
The Brighter Side

the Philippines" just published
by Doubleday-Doran.
1t is a fresh reminder to
Americans that 1900. 600 Phili-
pinos and thousands of our own
American-born soldiers and
civilians are held in bondage by
the japanese.
Throughout the book are
heavy black lines blotting out
many sentences, and the pub
fishers explain that these repre-
sent deletions at the request OF
the war department which came
too late to permit the book to
be reset.
It makes the volume that has
come to me a rather curious
contribution TO American bib
biography.
Colonel Romulo's narration Is
particularly interesting because
he knew a great many of the
Filipinos who fought and died
on Bataan.
maj. Jacobo Zobel, who was
one of our wealthy Manila play
boys and whose palatial home I'm
Dewy boulevard had been one Of
the social centers of Manila.
%. Now saw him, I'm rags,
with sunken eyes and shaggy,
matted hair.
%. Ernesto Ruffino, who
had owned all the movie houses
I'm Manila and who had once been
roiy-poiy and was now as thin
as q broomstick.
90. Lieutenant Santos, aide
to Linn, whom I remembered In
the amusement and luxury of q
wealthy and playful Manila,
looked at me from a skeleton
face as gray as paper.
%. For two months they had
kept fighting on that handful Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
F air Enough


TT MAY be idle curiosity and
Il il may be plain ornery mean
ness, but feel that / have just
got 10 know why it is that the
United States government can't
do business without the services
of David J. Saposs. who was
born in the Ukraine and calls
himself an expert and an econo-
mist.
When I am in Washington I
will try to find out and il / DO
I will be sure TO tell you.
Back in 1910 the Dies COM
mittee got Mr.. Saposs and
roughed him up with charges,
possibly slanderous, that he held
communistic views, and after a
terrific struggle he was heaved
out Of the Labor Relations
Board.
But he bounced right back as
labor consultant to the co-ordi-
nator of inter-American affairs.
And now he is in again as adj
wiser 10 the chief of the labor
division of the War Production
Board, who is Lendell Lund.
LIE GETS $1,000 a year OF
Ii your income taxes and
yours and yours and yours, but
goodness knows how he ever
developed such a marvellous
knowledge of labor because his
biography in the Who's Who
of American Labor, a volume
largely devoted to data on pro-
feSSional nontoilers, declares
that he started exporting way
back in 1913 when he was only
z years old and he has been
drawing pay from various
American governmental agen-
cies, committees and schools
ever since.
Maybe he isn't a Communist,
although he certainly has hung
around where Communists are
found, and maybe he is fairly
good expert. But 1 just want to
know why it is one of the most
important duties of the Ameri-
can people to keep him in Sc
dentary jobs at high rate of pay.
DACK in 1910 the Dies COM
- mittee, citing from his own
works. called him Communist
and the House of Representa-
tives tried to get rid OF him by
passing a bill intended to wipe
out the economic research divi-
sion of the Labor Relations
Board Of which he was the chief.
The board tricked the House.
however, by changing the name
of this outfit to the technical
service division and SapoSs was
saved for the time being.
Later, the House starved him
out by refusing to appropriate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
SapOss
Is Back

any money for him and his crew
and at last he was detached
from the pay roll.
saw. he crashed again with that
inter-American affairs thing and
now that man is in again, and
well up In the chips as govern
ment pay goes.
All right, why?
This mans biography says he
was an investigator for the
United States Commission on
Industrial Relations in 1923,
which was pretty fast work for
a Ukrainian boy, expert for the
New York department of labor
in 1917 and 1918, which were the
war years, industrial invests
gator for the Carnegie Ameri-
canization Study. investigator
for the Inter-Church World
Movement, resident Gu lty
member OF Brookwood College
and so forth and so on for years
and years.
NOW Brookwood is way over
~ wonder on the left, but the
Dies committee didn't take that
association as proof of its sus-
picions and went into his own
writings and the general pattern
of his activities before drawing
its conclusions.
But me, amt saying he Is
nor neither am saying he amt,
although if you were doing a job
for the United States of America
trying to hold the good old CAPT.
talistic system together, 1 Will
bet you wouldn't pick an ex-
Russian for your expert, nor a
Brookwood teacher, either.
Economists cancel each other
out.
7 WILL guarantee to get you a
Il good. surefooted capitalistic
economist out of a saloon for
half the money that Saposs gets
and if ii is labor expert that
you want, as well, I will under
take to do the job in my spare
time for nothing.
You know what his kind OF
labor expert is, don't you? Just
unioneers, prattling editorials
out of the Socialist and Commu-
mist Union papers. They are the
only type, incidentally. that this
nations government has had any
use for since 1882.
Saposs is the One-Eyed Con-
nelly OF the New Deal. Throw
him out the door and he comes
in the window or down the
chimney and even though the
United States Congress plainly
indicated he was not the kind OF
man to do our country any good,
just look who's here, $4,000
worth.
Distributed by United Feature synd., Int
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Last Man Out
of Bataam

rice q day. Through tropical
heat and disease and bombings
and gunfire they had held on
when they could not possibly
hold on---because help was COM
ing from America, and they
couldn't let America down."
T ING neral Lin - COM
- manded the 41st division on
Bataan, his Filipino troops re-
naming in the front lines for
four months from the day they
arrived.
They threw back the Japanese
time and again.
They launched General Mac
Arthur's first attack against
Homma at Abucay and slaugh-
tered the Japs by thousands.
Colonel Romulo thinks Inns
men were the greatest heroes Of
the Bataan battle and that some
day a book will be written about
them.
The colonel was born in the
Province of Tarlac, son OF man
who fought under Aguinaldo
against the Americans.
The son as a small boy hated
the Americans but grew up to
become one of the greatest sup
porters of this nation in the
Philippines, to risk his life for
the American flag and finally to
write a story that deserves the
widest circulation to keep in the
minds of the people in this coun-
try the fact that one Of our
greatest obligations today Is the
release of those unfortunate men
and women now prisoners of the
Japanese in the Philippines.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Distributed by international News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Cooking Editors
Put On the Pan

face while writing such an I'M
truth.
his r. Just one example OF
what the cooking editors are do
ing in a misguided effort to
prepare us for ersatZ dishes.
Actually, the kidney bean
roast sounds swell TO some of
the recipes we have read.
One of the editors-it is Molly
Macaroni. we believe-preacheS
on her page each day that
SKINNED milk is better than
cream, that the fat off a door
knob is much more TO be de-
sired than creamery butter, and
that any one who would choose
a fat lamb chop when he could
get a heart of rabbit is crazy.
THE American public Is ready
Il 10 eat the less choice cuts
OF meats.
1t won't complain.
But, just because cabbage,
say, is plentiful, is no reason
for a cooking editor to say that
fried cabbage is a heaven-sent
breakfast dish that will make
one forget all about the delights
OF crisp bacon and eggs.
Yet read only the other day
where some cooking editor said
a man really hadn't lived until
he jumped out Of bed, took a
cold shower, dressed, and sat
down to a breakfast of fried
cabbage, Brussels sprouts sunny
side up, hashed brown oxtails,
and steaming cup of coffee"
made from several exotic shrubs
including pine cones.
We Americans may come to
such dishes, but I'm giving 10
TO l, cooking editors TO the
contrary, that none OF us ever
will be liar enough to get up
from the table smacking his lips
and saying:
THAT really hit the spot.
Yum yum"
Our suggestion Is that the
cooking editors eat some of the
dishes they concoct.
It'll undoubtedly change their
tunes.
Distributed by MeNausht Syndicate. Inc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

WE HAVE a bone-an unra-
w toned bone, Of course-to
pick with the cooking editors OF
the nations newspapers.
Until recently we scarcely
knew that the food and kitchen
pages existed. having left that
section 10 the Little Woman
while we read the more virile
pages containing news OF sports,
society and realty transfers.
But with the advent OF ra-
tioning we started reading the
cooking pages, and gradually
have worked up a pretty good
mad against the ladies who use
such nom de plumes as Sally
Skillet, Mrs. Apple Turnover
Williams, and Betty Brisket, and
who tell you what 10 cook, how
10 cook it, what's in season,
what's out OF season, where 10
buy, and how TO distinguish be-
tween a chuck roast and a sad
die OF squirrel.
[GHT now the cooking edi-
- tors are having a field day.
They are running hog-wild
and enjoying the same free hand
that was given the military ex-
perts when the war was in its
early stages.
With food scarce and getting
scarcer, they are letting their
imaginations get the best OF
them in concocting recipes for
dishes that do not call for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

WITH THE ". S. NAVAL
w ATTACHE, AMERICAN
EMBASSY, RIO Delayed:
Ice Admiral Jonas II. Ingram.
The commander of the Allied
fleet In the South Atlantic,
talks to the flag staff the way
football coach talks.
The admiral was director OF
athletics at the Naval Academy.
Annapolis, after making the
All-American roll of Greats, and
TO see him in action is some
thing TO remember.
There is nothing fuddy-duddy
about him. He punches every
thing he says in salty Yankee
Doodle, He looks like you expect
an. American admiral TO look,
and when he talks to President
Getulio Vargas of Brazil, For
eign Minister Oswaldo Aranha
and all the other Brazilian pow
ers there Is none OF the soft
soap routine the diplomats
employ and they eat II up.
"You are the first" President
Vargas told him, "to convince
us that n navy cannot wage q
defensive war"
Shortly after, Rio and Recife
were coastal ports that lifted
the biackout. Enemy subs stay
far from these cities, which In
the real reason the Cariocans
don't seem TO know that there
Is a war going on, even in
Europe!
IN RIO, particularly, where the
i only war feeling comes from
seeing the beautiful boulevards
free from automobiles, the gas
rationing is sitter than in our
country. Nobody gets gas 10
drive a car, except officials and
the diplomatic corps.
The few private cars are
ven by charcoal. II you can
ford $500 for the unsightiy
Eadgets that put them in motion
you can motor. They resemble
the old-fashioned boilers in the
tenement bathrooms, and they
are owned by the handful Of
Brazilian playboys, many OF
whom are no strangers to the
Stork Club set.
These are the lads, too. who
raid American cities for our
most beautiful ladies, and marry
them. Peggy Healy Is one OF