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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06
Enemies OF
Silver Are Due
For An Airing

DENVER-A renewed fight to pre-
vent the destruction of the monetary
value of silver will result from the
meeting here of the Colorado Mining
association meeting. Keynoter was Sen
ator Pat McCarren of Nevada who said
that he will shortly name the Certain
agencies in America who are seeking
to destroy the monetary value of sill
YER"
"a larger percentage of silver comes
from copper mines than from any
other" he said "The next largest per
centage comes from zinc mining. There
fore, when restrictions were placed
upon the mining of precious metals, it
also restricts the production of metals
needed for the war effort"
Bonus payments on strategic metals
would not be needed if restrictions
on silver mining were lifted, he said.
Senator James E. Murray of Mon
tana sharply criticised ignorance of
government bureaus which he said were
independently active in messing up
the minerals and metals war program.
He criticised the closing of gold and
silver mines.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06
OVER THE COUNT
IDAHO, DENVER MEN NAMED
TO WPB ADVISORY PANELS

Two western men were named this
week to War Production Board industry
advisory committees. Oscar johnson of
the Mine & Smelter Supply Co., Denver,
was appointed to the committee for the
mining machinery industry; and Stan
ley A. Easton of the Bunker Hill &
Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Co,
Kellogg, Idaho, to the committee for
the anthony industry.
In England evapOrated milk is ra-
toned under the "points" system, as
it comes in standard size cans, but
liquid milk is rationed by volume.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06

New Congress To
Pass on Eosier
Looms 10 Miners

WASHINGTON senate bank
ing committee approved two measures
designed to relax present restrictions
on Reconstruction Finance Corp. loans
for mining development
One of the bills suspends for the dur
alton of the war an existing require
ment that applicants for such loans
must prove that the projecte develop
ment will be profitable venture.
The other permits the RFC so make
loans to persons for development pur-
poses even though the borrower is not
actually engaged in working the mine
property.
Both bills passed the senate last year
but automatically expired in the house
with the adjournment of the 18th con-
gress.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
ROOMS FURNISHED

1889 TEWKSBURY PL. N.W.-Clean rm. in
pvt. det. home, uni phone in rm., semi-pvt.
bath. Call RA. 5000 aft. Z Sat. all day Sun.
MT. RAINIER, $500 Rhode Island ave. ne
District fare: nice large room with twin
beds; gentlemen only. S5 each.
LARGE CHEEKY ROOM, private bath. twin
beds, for WAVES: 45 min. from Navy
Bldg. Box 448-R, Star.
81S TEWKESBURY PL NW.-Nevly
papered. comfortable room, double bed.
inner-spring mattress: private family: con-
ven.ent transportatton. IA. 1874.
TAKOMA PARK-Cool. Comfortable home
and shady grounds; dble., i suite. 2
sgles.: 2a baths; Gentlemen pref. 81 8063.
1851 FULLER ST. NV. between 18th st..
and Columbia rd.--2 rooms. windows,
new bedding, running water: ladies or
8 men: $50 each per month.
14O9 18th ST. N.W.--Nice rooms. Heaven
TOR young people; kit. privileges lots. Of
Evening star., 1943-05-23
CARPENTER

CABINETMAKING SHOP,
offered subject to prior sale for $3.50
hardware, etc. Purchasers NAV be able tc
obtain lease on building or contents may
be removed. Can, be inspected anytime
Fer particulars phone owner, Executive
1859
PRESSURE COOKER, 3-qt
Presto, new cond.; $40. Box
BOOT, Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

1918 BELMONT .RD NW.-Laree. COOL
water; Mt. Pleasant car line
Evening star., 1943-05-23

DOWNTOWN, 1904 K ST. nw-Studio
rm. for two people. maid service. attractive.
TAKOMA PARK-Young lady wishes. to
share home with 2 others; new. detached,
comfortable house: gentle home; conV to
bus; S25 each SH T143
Evening star., 1943-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
1O-PIEcE DINING ROOM SUITE and
dresser. a02 Quincy st. NV.
pump. F. B. Cushman, Gaithersburs 29s
LARGE SUPPLY of doors. sash and lumber,
brentwood rd and W st. ne MI. SIR.
EVERY intellectual home wishes for
competent library: At insignificant cost
your desire can be Immediately fulfilled
bos words bs and pStures It brings TO
cannot afford to be Without it and m to to
SECURE this opportunity inquire Box 402-T.
GOVERNMENT USED and surplus p-op-
critics. We, have ] week and ] day. to
close out all materials of our store, 733
sa1. 18th st. no s room Eyerytnng mbot
at least two Carloads additional the serast past
goods go faster and not have t to move move. we
have. given n off former prices at store.
We have all kinds of small office equip
large mission oak porch porch chairs, chairs, rockers i S;
soa ook se rsn9e se @ abos ergs
tai glass cabinets, pigeon hole shelving,
l large teak oak .glassdoor shelf or cabi-
quick and save i. Open sunday as we'll
733 9Th st. Sc. AT. 1914.
SELLING OUT. still have few pairs of
canarieS, York and Norwich; cages and
stands, breeding and flight cages. CHI 1852.
2 BEDROOM SETS, maple dressers, 3 desks.
divan, kitchen table, 3-cush pch settee and
chairs, laundry coal stove, twin beds; inner
spring mattresses, box springs; rugs, 9X12;
end tables, etc. 24OO 22nd ne. MI $3.50.
CALCULAToRs.
Monroe Marchant, for sale to vital in
dustries. No priorities needed. United
Typewriter g. Adding Machine Co., s13
14th st. NV. "a
Used Plumbing Materials.
42-in. drain board sinks, right and left
Cabinet sinks. Aft. tubs. Toilet bowls and
tanks. Cold water heaters. Radiators and
furnaces. Pipe fittings, etc.
Large stock of used plumbing and heat
Evening star., 1943-05-23

TREES large magnolias, / large honey
locust. 1913 st. NV. NE. 054O, Mr.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

TOILET OUTFITS, grade "a" complete
with white seat. brass trim. $3.50. Para
mount Co., 2120 Ga. ave. NV. DE. 9797.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

1889 TEWKSBURY PL. NW.-Clean rm, in
pvt; det. HON uni. phone in rm. semi-pvt
oath. Gail PA. 3O0S aft. Sat. all day Sun
NV SECTION-Vacancy for mothers and
grown daughters. Ideal home privileges.
Adams 5O3o
Evening star., 1943-05-23

NEWLY DEC. dbl rm., next to lge. bath
with shower: pvt. gentle home: no other
rms: break and It, laundry. TR. 1928.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Used Plumbing Materials

42-in. drain board sinks, right and left
Cabinet sinks. 1T. tubs. Toilet. bowls and
tanks Cold water heaters. Radiators and
furnaces. Pipe fittings. etc.
Large stock of used plumbing and heat
ing materials. Block Salvage Co., 3O56
NJ st. NV MI. 114I
Evening star., 1943-05-23

I770 CHURCH ST. NV, one block Dupont
Clrcle-Large double rm., near bath and
shower, phone in room, 4 windows: gentle
Evening star., 1943-05-23

FURNITURE-Misc items; also typewriter
desk. Call after z pm, 2407 18th st.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

DUPONT CIRCLE vicinity, attractive sin.
gle room, excellent transp; unlm. phone
Evening star., 1943-05-23

CONN. AVE, half block from Shoreham-
unusually attractive. room, carpc ted floor
lamps by John Robert: daily maid and
switchboard service; young gentlema n:
$1,000 Adams 1902
Evening star., 1943-05-23

FURNTTUREINew liv. room, din. room.
bedroom, 25@o to 400 saving; some used
for display in model home, other formerly
purchased for model homes. Tel Mr.. Mad
dox, Int. Dec, OR. 4414, any time.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

1929 MASS. AVE. sE.--Very comfortably
room. twin beds; nice location; all con-
Evening star., 1943-05-23

WATER HEATERS, Rex Pittsburg and
American. galvanized and copper; also side
| arm copper coil heaters, new and used
627 F st. NV. Ma. 4163, RA. 1859.
WATER HEATER, General Elec0c. auto
| matte, 80 gallons: practically new, GE.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

pUMP--Sump pump preferred. Will con-
slider shallowWell. Spruce O111-R
Evening star., 1943-05-23

YOUTH BED, maple. excellent condition,
$50: G. E: table radio, excellent playing
condition. S1s: Simmons coil spring. SlO;
bicycle. boys. 2S in. S25; walnut dresser,
Evening star., 1943-05-23

1890 36th ST. NW.-Basemant room,
private bath. new home: near Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

4017 ILLINOIS AVE N.W-Comfortable
room, twin beds, next bath; conv. transp.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

MISCELLANEOUS LOT, sheet rock, rock
lath: also fence posts. AT, 417O.
MAPLE TRIM BEDS Beautyrest mat
tresses, $50: 5-piece bedroom suite, $50:
other articles. blankets. So. 7435 18th NV.
TWO MATCHING RUGS, tan and brown
mixture. 6x9 and 2x4. excellent condition;
$50. 4143 N. Henderson rd, Arlington,
Evening star., 1943-05-23

laos PERRY PL. NW.-single front
| bath. phone: S25 mo: 18th 81 car
Evening star., 1943-05-23

JEWISH HOME, attractive front room;
TWIN beds. uni phone. express bus. 5727
Evening star., 1943-05-23

1343 COLUMBIA RID. NW-Nice clean
rooms, single or double, under new man
agement: reasonable. AID. 957O
Evening star., 1943-05-23

TUXEDO, size 40 women's riding boots,
size GA; baby scales 1925 st. NV
TUXEDO. black. double breasted, and one
Call GE 2Gal
Evening star., 1943-05-23

5117 Sth ST. N.W-Large, airy double
front room, modern furniture. No-children
Hot Shoppe block and half away. Two
girls desired Restricted
Evening star., 1943-05-23

WASHING MACHINE, A. B. c.. Singer sew
, ing machine. writing desk, rollaway bed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Situasisns Wasfsd--Fs@ss
BUNDLE wasssing. 1s-houf service, go
and carry; sxeelieat rsfsrsnces- I0un-
EXPERIENCED colored giri wishes Aay
work. Temple 1910.
EXPERIENCED colored gin wsnts day
work; - and carfare. Tfier 4-otlo.
ll.xpERIENcED ooiored woman Wishes day
work: 81 and car fare. Ivanhoe $50.
GIRL, sixteen. desires steady emPioymmt.
anything except boas<work. Tskpasos
Prospect o47s.
LADY wishes small bundle washing. tako
home; excellent shirt ironer: days; cur
tain stretching. Temple 2-s7st.
iCoLoRED girl wishes day work; 81 eaF.
fare; experienced; references vine~ood
2-1a54.
lCOLORED woman desires bundle washinBi
cash and carry; northwest. Towuseno
coLoRED giri--Kxperienced. wants day
woNk; 81 and carfare. Temple 1-0o12.
lCoLoRED-- Experienced iaupdress, cleaner.
days or part time; references AAd>son
es72
CofoRED girl desires part time vofk 81
ofice maid. Townsend 6-3s2s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

WOMEN wanted for bakery work; expert
ence not necessary. Apply Grenpar
Bakery, Incorporated, 1850 Seventeenth
street. between $3.50 A. m. and 2 o. m.
WOMAN or girl. general homework: good
wages. Telephone Birmingham 391i-J.
YOUNG high school gfrl take care of chill.
dren week-ends. DRexei 1ssi.
YOUNG ladies' interested IN retail sale:
work; WIN fne opportunity for perma-
nent position IN pleasant surroundines.
EASTMAN KODAK STORES
1863 WOODWARD
COLORED General homework: stay
nights good home. good wages. Uni.
versty l.720f
COLoRED hotel maid wanted: $40 weekly
CAL In person. 500 East Adams
COLORED girls---25 to IS years old; clean,
permanent, profitable employment IN old
institution. HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION
NECESSARY. Phone Mrs. Mowan be-
tween $3.50 a. m. and p. m. CAdilac
$3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

WHITE maid fer smail hotel. Apply Hote
Hoover, 1889 East Jefferson.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21

Cez leto nato Sc. je neki mi
ster Harrison svojo razkosnc
jahto "Poletna rozica" odpeljal
ma pot okrog sveta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
Ma kolodvoru
Konsos City

Kolodvorska ura v Kansas Ci-
tyju je kazala enajst ponoci.
Cez devet minut bo prihrumel
oklahomski ekspresni vlak il Ell
Pasa "a v Cikago in bo obstal
ma. cetrtem tiru. Kazalec sun
kovito preskoci nero "a cas- tri-
stotih sekund in "a hip zaniha
sem in tia, preden obstane ma
stevilki eni ma stevilnici ure.
Ljudje Sc zgnetejo skupaj, vsa-
kdo pograbi svojo prtljago. Ne
kateri pomahajo tia ma drugi
tir, kamor DO cez nekaj minut
prispel nocni vlak il st. Louisa
"a v Denver. Pod uro stoji ne
kaj gospodov v uniformi in
praznji obleki. Tu Sc bo ustavil
salonski voz, XII v MEM potuje
guverner mehiske province Chi
hauhua v Cikago. Vrescece
zvonekljanje z rezkimi glasovi
prepodi roba perona vse lju-
di. Kovcegi in zavoji Sc Sc en-
krat spustijo ma tia, da so roke
proste "a poslavljanje. Postni
in prtljazni vozicki ropotaje dr.
drajo skozi valujoco n1nozico.
Med pisanimi laternami oh trac-
micah Sc re pojavita dive veil
kanski luci locomotive. - Te-
dajci pa - cez piclo minute DO
prigrmel ekspres ma kolodvor-
81 neki moski S surovimi sunki
della pot skozi vrste ljudi. V
rokah nese majhen, lesen zaboj,
zaboj ostrih vogalov in robov,
XII Sc Jim clovek rad umakne.
Predrl je zid ljudi, ze je ma
koncu perona, re skoci ma trac-
nice. Pet sekund traja, preden
postavi zaboj ma tir. Zdaj Sc
pozene ma zid sosednjega tira,
kamor vprav prihaja vlak "a v
Denver. Ia hip ga je Sc videti,
nato izgine med vstopajoco in
izstopajoco mnozico ljudi.
Prvi kirk, XII Sc je neka zen
ska oglasila MIN, odmeva IT,
sockrat v velikanski lopi ma
~peronu. IL ust moskih, zensk in
otrok odjekne v noe. To je glas
groze, trepeta. Obupna bojazen
pade kakor meteor med ljudi.
Crna stena samih teles Sc nagne
navzad, Sc razprsi med vrati in
izhodisci. Rdeca luc krozi ka-
kor ognjeno kolo proti lokomo-
tivi. Preko rusevin prtljage,
kovcegov, deznikov in cvetja
skacejo sence ljudi, XII ne vedo,
kan hi zbezali.
Kovinsko zvenketanje. gre
skozi ozracje, lu6 latern utone
V gostih oblakih dina. En- me-
ter pred lesenim zabojem OBJ
stane oklahomski ekspresni
vlak. Peron je prazen.
Cez dive uri nato. Okrog kolo-
dvora, XII ga policija Sc zmeraj
strait, valovijo mnozice ljudi
in polnijo tudi nocne ulice Kan
sas Cityja. Vresceci glasovi
prodajalcev casopisov prekrici-
jo mrmranje in hrumenje. Lju-
die stole pred lucmi izlozb, pod
oblocnicami in berejo velikan-
ske napise. zamorske godbe in
udarci bobnov neusmiljeno "a
bijajo ritem nocnega velemesta
v ljudi, in mnogi cd njih Sc tre-
pecejo zaradi prestanega stra-
hu.
Kriki prodajalcev, besede ci-
tajoeih Sc oblikujejo stavke:
sssgsszssgssssgsseg re re re- eg gsesssgssgs2g2e s e E
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
ENAKOPRAVNOST

Monte, fllmSkega zvezdnlka dru-
zbe Gloria mister Hutton,
glavni ravnatelj Druzbe teksa-
sixth rudnikov je bill v vlaku, :"
"Nov zlo6in tolpe Sam Pirkes," :"
"Nadzornik Morris letalom ma
poti liz New Yorka v Kansas" ;"
V laboratoriju policijskega,
predsednistva stoji leseni zaboj
S cetrtega tira. Serzant Brown
ga je bill pobral, ga odnesel v
avto in sprawl v veliko poslop-
je ma Westinghouse cesti. Me
govo ime Sc blesci v casopisih; ;
ze jutri Sc DO zvedelo, da je bill
povisan. Zaboj' so previdno od-
prli, ko nj bilo slisati nobenega
tiktakanja kake ure in nj bio
videti nobene vrvice ma zaboju.
Uradniki 81 brisejo pot celia,
ko je zaboj srecno odprt. V "a
boju je jeklena steklenica, v
njej brezbarvna tekocina. Dok-
tor Jefferson jo je analiziral.
Medtem pa sc atentat siri po
vseh straneh "Kanzaskih No
vic," "Heralda iz Missourija" in
listi javljajo: mister Jurondes,
governor Chihuahua, smeje Sc
iziavlja: Prestrasil Sc nisem,
samo zal mi je svojih smotk, XII
mi jih je neki kovceg razmec-
kali" - "Milona del Monte je
bill oblecen v crn svilen pidza-
ma oklahonskem ekspresu. ="
- "Kako da so'mogli oklahom-
ski ekspres ustaviti, ko je bill
samo "a meter pred peklenskim
strojem? Locomotive je bila
opremljena z novimi zavorami
Druzbe Wisconsinovega jekla. :"
- "Neki gospod je v gneei pa
del obrazom v gasilski aparat.
zobovja 81 nj poskodoval. Zakaj
ne? Ker ga je naredil doktor
Nentman Cikagu, Williamova
costa 892."
Analiza ma policijskem pred
sednistvuv Kansas Cityu je no.
va uganja: voda, grozdni slad-
kor, soda. Toda v .izpraznjeni
jekleni steklenici je Sc kovinski
predmet, je krogla IL medi. Ste
klenico denejo narazen, medtem
ko listi svojih posebnih ida
jah oznanjajo, da so v DRAW
Idaho prijeli 'tri clane tolpe Sam
Pixies.
Krogla je ma laboritorijski
mizi v sobi st. 119 ma policij-
skem predsednistvu v Kansasu
Cityju. Nj je tezko odpreti, ker
sestoji il dveh polut, XII sta pri-
viii druga drugo. V krogli je
list papirja; ma papirju je ma
pisano: "se vec pozornosti kot
leseni zaboj ma cetrtem tiru ko-
lodvora V Kansasu Cityju DO
vzbujala Vasa zena, &c 81 bo
mazala lase z novim barvilom
'Poletna rozica.' "
Cez leto nato Sc. je neki mi
ster Harrison S svojo razkosno
jahto "Poletna rozica" odpeljal
ma pot okrog sveta.
V Franciji zelo malo moskih
hodi V kino, baje zato, ker jih
zenski klobuki proved MOTTO.
Lastniki kinov so re ponovno
tozadevno pozvali zenski svet-
a vse nj mic zaleglo.
Toda neki ameriski lastnik
kina je bill bolj brihtna glavica.
Obesil je tablo napisom: "Sta-
reise dame sniejo irneti med
predstavo klobuk ma glavi!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
|Nofrnnio in
zunonio lepo+o

Po tridesetem letu Sc zacne
pri mnogih zenah pojavljati tt
sti skriti strah pred gubami in
staranjem, XII je pa popolnoma
nepotreben. IS
Dandanes Sc je sploh meja
mladosti pomaknila mocno ma
vzgor, dandanes so zene tride-
setim letom ma svojem visku in
prav lahko 81 ohranijo cvet mia
dosti do stiridesetega leta, ce
pazijo predvsem ma. svojo ,du---
hovno razpolozenje, pa tudi, &c
81 ohranijo S primernim spor-I
tom mladostno postavo' in &c Sc
razen tega znajo okusno obla-
citi. =
Vse to pa zmorejo .samo izo-I
brazene zene, XII pazijo pred
vsem ma svojo notranjo lepoto,
ker vedo, da je zunanja lepota
samo odsev notranje in da je|
brez notranje lepote najlepse
mlado dekle samo cvetlica brez
duha.
Notranjo lepoto pa ustvarja
samo veselo, zadovoljno razpo-
lozenje, kajti zadovoljnost in
mir pomlaja, otoznost in sit
most pa stara.
Zato ohrani vedno nirno kri,
bodi zadovoljna in obvladuj Sc,
maj pride karkoli. Ne bell 81 gla-
We zaradi vsake malenkosti, in
ne jezi Sc, sal brez jeze gre Sc
bolj gladko. Jeza skoduje zdrav-
ju, predvsem Tween, XII so "a
te najyaznejsi, &c 81 hoces ohra-
niti zdravje in S tenn lepoto. Je-
"a vpliva slabo ma celotni Glove
kov organizem. Prebava Sc po-
slabsa, cesto cello zelodec IL
bljuva hrano ali pa je noee spre-
jeti. Po jezi nastopi pogosto tu-
di glavobol, XII pride v nepravi-
len obtok in telesna toplina sc
zvisa.
Torej Sc nikakor ne izplaca,
da Sc @po *nepotrebnem razbur-
jas in zalostis. Zato vezbaj ved-
no in oh vsaki priliki svojo po-
trpezljivost in ravnodusnost,
sal Sc tt DO to dobro obrestova-
10 in izplacalo.
Ako 81 razdrazena, porabis
"a vsako delo trikrat toliko ziv-
cnih energij, kakor &c bi ga O.
pravila mirnem razpolozenju.
Obvladanje pa nisi dolzna le
sama sebi, ampak vsej svoji O.
kolici. &c ne gre drugace, pa
lezi takrat, ko 81 razdrazena in
nervozna, ali pa Sc skrij kan v
samoto in vzgajaj sano sebe
"a mir. Ko bos spet vedra, pa
pridi spet med ljudi.
Sadovi take samovzgoje Sc ii
bodo poznali do pozne starosti,
veselo razpolozenje DO ,tisti pla-
men, XII DO ogreval in ozivljal
lepoto, odpravljal CUBE in crte,
povesene poteze in mrke oci.
Vsaka skrb in vsaka tezava po-
stane lazja, &c Sc je Lofts S
soncnim razpolozenjem.
Najbolj pa Sc izogibaj So
vraznosti; hudobnih misli Sc
,skusaj iznebit, kot da bi ne bile
eiste. z ljubeznostjo razorozis
vsakogar, bodi vedno kakor ko-
Seek sonca, vedno polna pri-
pravljenosti, da drugim poma-
gas, da svojemu socloveku O.
lajsas pot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
CauIihower Soup
For a Cold Day

A LIGHT SOUP often hits the
spot on chilly day. Here's a
different version:
CsuIifIower Soup
] large caulifiower, separated
into fowerettes
cups water
Il teaspoon salt
4 teaspoons butter
] tablespoon -four
5 cups seasoned chicken or
veal stock
? egg yolks
2 tablespoons cream
l tablespoon parsley qminced)
Nutmeg
Wash and prepare cauliflower.
Clean stem. peel and chop soft
part in small bits. Cook in sailed
water until tender. Rub the
butter into the -four and add l
10 2 tablespoons of warm stock.
Pick out the best caulifiower-
.tes and reserve.
Mix the remaining caulifiower
With the stock and allow to
cook. adding the -four mixture.
When IL is slightly thickened.
mash all through a strainer and
return TO pot 10 heat To a boil.
Add the beaten egg yolks,
which must not cook. Serve in
a tureen and sprinkle with
parsley and a grating of nut
meg. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Workers Need
A Nutritious
Noon Meal

WHATEVER YOUR job dur
ing this national emergency.
you can't do right by II or by
yourself unless you make your
MONDAY meal furnish at least
one-third OF the days nutritive
essentials.
slutrition is important TO pro-
duction along any line. But
with the international spotlight
focused on the output OF Ameri-
can industry, il is only natural
that recent check-upS should
have dealt with the worker who
is such an indispensable factor
IN the war effort -- and the
showing is not too good.
Men Do Better
II you are doing this kind OF
work, your lunch is apt 10 con-
sict OF a sandwich and a soft
drink or coffee. When YOU can
get a hot meal, you choose
meat. potatoes, pie and coffee.
The men engaged in the same
KIND OF work, surprisingly
enough. do bit better nutri-
tlOnally than women. A few
more Of them drink their milk.
The special for the day is
always the most popular. This
Is gathered from a report on
tie better type industrial cafe
tcrias given by Robert Good
hart. NJ. D., in a January issue
of the Journal Of the American
Medical Association.
The special is low in cost. and
II fills you up. This is plate
menu and fairly standard: meat,
potatoes. a vegetable. two slices
OF white bread. butter and
coffee.
But, almost invariably. the
potatoes on such a menu are
mashed, the bread or rolls the
pain white, unenriched kind.
Changes Made
But by making a few very
simple changes, a nutritionist
turned the inadequate special
into a good luncheon.
The potatoes were cooked in
their Jackets and served whole.
Whole wheat and enriched white
bread were substituted for the
plain white bread.
Here again, prices reared
their head The first plate
lunch cost 30 cents and the
second. 40 cents! But the aver
age worker spends 81 cents a
day for this noon meal--and
certainly the 3 cents extra for
nutrition would be more than
worth IL.
Nobody knows yet how this
problem will be worked out
Doctor Goodhart strongly adj
vises nonprofit making cafe
tcrias with nutritioniSt a in
charge. But until such PROM
sion is made, you're on your
own--it's up 10 you 10 see that
your noon meal furnishes you
with the nutritive essentials
that keep you going at your
peak Of energy. Don't try TO
ct by on sandwiches and soft
drinks.
Distributed ny King Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

Little Egypt has, among other
things, flashing white teeth.
That's what pulls 'em inn These
and her well-formed bones, owe
their charm to a diet rich in cal
cium and phosphates. Charm
secret for you: one level teaspoon
of Rumford Baking Powder, as
contained in baked foo6s, pro-
vides one-haf your daily mini
mum requirement of phosphorus,
one-third your daily minimum of
calcium. Get a wiggle on and buy
a can of Rumford!
FREE Use Runsiord's Time
~ Recipe Material. Write
today Rumford Baking Powder,
Bot ?, Rumford, Rhode Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Brenda's Stay-at-Home Slack Suit

BRENDA MARSHALL. soon
to be seen in Background to
Danger" accents her black vel
veteen Slacks suit with femi-
nine ruffling OF starched white
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

MIX CUBED or coarsely
chopped cooked ham with
crushed pineapple and finely
chopped celery or stuffed olives.
Moisten with small amount of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

lace at the cuffs, collar and half
way down the front closing.
With the ensemble she wears
black velveteen bottles that are
lined with white rabbits fur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Use Up Leffovers

Make use of your leftover
vegetables by combining them
with a cheese sauce in cas-
serole. And vegetable croquettes
are good, too.