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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-09

triumph over obstacles and
achieve your ambitions. You are
reticent. fair in your Judgments
and love your family with unusual
fervor Take sock Of your tall
ents and opportunities this eve
ming so as TO be able to make the
most Of them. Then relax 10 con-
serve your energy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-09
Returns from Ohio

Returns from Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burget re-
turned home Thursday evening az
ter several days transacting bust
ness at Continental, O., and visit
ing with Mrs. Ruth Hermunghuy-
sen. Ohio City. Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza
Long. Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Eakin,
Groverhill, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Bidlack. Cloverdale, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Franzen,
Berkeley. were week end guests at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Werstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnsdale
took their son Robert back 10
his school work in Ann Arbor Sun
day after he had spent the week
end at home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-09

And Places. He always insisted
that his healing temples be placed
in a salubrious climate between
mountains, sea and river.
But when medicine got so scien-
Hfc and germs were discovered as
the definite cause of many dis
eases, the idea sort Of got pushed
into the background. There are
only two men in the United States
who write to any extent about
the weather and human health
one is Dr.. Clarence Mills. of Gin
cjnnatl. and the other, William F
Petersen, Of Ann Arbor.
DR.. Petersen has just published
a fascinating book about Lincoln,
Douglas And the Weather As Des-
tiny, seeking TO show that the
weather changes that occurred
during their lives influenced their
fortunes, their successes and their
destInies. He mas been to an enor-
nous amount Of trouble TO dig out
o.d weather reports
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-09

One Minute Test Answers
I. Frances Perkins, secretary OF
labor
2. Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross.
3 Nine. Pierre Curie and Irene
Curie Joliot. her daughter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-09

Dr.. Clendeuing will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-09
Your Health
Weather Affects
Health, Studies
Reveal
BY Logan cisresnnIns, NJ. o.

THE FATHER Of Medicine,
Hippoerates, paida good deal Of
attention to the influence Of the
weather on disease. One Of his
works is called OF Waters, Airs,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

are also good sources of food
iron and phosphorus. Brains
vary in weight depending on the
animal from which they are
taken - beef brain weighing
about three-quarters of a pound
each, while lamb and pig brain
weigh about one-quarter pound
each a beef brain should suffice
FOR two persons.
uERES the how Of brain prep
~ aration: wash carefully IN
cold water; soak i'm cold saltcd
water for - minutes, parboil by
covering with boiling water TO
which has been added teaspoon
salt and l tablespoon lemon juice
or vinegar; cook only until ten
der (about 10 minutes); lift
brains up ont Of water with
large sJraincr spoon or wire sieve
basket and plunge into a shallow
dish Of ice water.
This alternate hot-cold blanch-
ing keeps the brain white and
firm When brain has become
firm, carefully remove the mem
branc which rises around it as a
protective tissue lndced all these
soft organs have similar mem
branous tissue yelling thcmG
From this preliminary treatment
You 20 on and follow any recipe
for brain dishes
The brain may bc CiH into
four slices, each dipped in beaten
EGG and crumbs and sautod in
fat over low heat for about S
minutes Or, cut the brain into
cubes or small bits and add to
scrambled eggs or 20 an omelet.
Or add The brains, sliced or
diced. 20 any casserole type dish
of boiled rice, buttered noodles.
etc. or, braise in butter or
margarine over low heat in a
glass top-of-range saucepan, for
about 20 minutes. then serve
with a piquant sauce laced with
herbs, salt pepper, and a dash Of
lemon juice. Brains must be well
cooked 10 give the best texture,
ftfff t4rtr,y. c,t.,-1g,.IynI
Sweetbrcads arc treated 10 a
similar preliminary handling:
cover them with boiling water
10 which teaspoon salt and /
tablespoon lemon juice have been
added simmer. covered 20 min
utcs, drain. and cover with ice
water When cool enough TO
handle, remove membrane and
tubes
From then on. the sweetbreads
are ready 10 be used in variety
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

various dishes and under many
cooking methods.
Beef kidney which is large, is
most richly flavorful. and hence
is perfect for adding as an eX-
tender and seasoning 10 stew, or
TO meat pic. A whole beef kid
ncy, cut into its component small
parts, will serve two persons
generously; or better, when added
TO about l pound Of other meat,
makes a stcw-type dish which
will serve six persons.
The most popular kidn G y
dishes, perhaps, or certainly the
most popular with men, are:
beef-and-kidney stew or pie, kid
neys on toast, broiled kidneys,
kidneys with a wine sauce or a
tom to sauce, kidneys with
mushrooms.
Kidneys, being strong in their
own right, admit Of strong or
high" seasonings, notably Wor-
cestershire sauce, which is a top
must addition TO practically
every kidney dish with a gravy,
and to plenty of black pepper.
Other high seasonings are the
proverbial pinch" Of bayleaf or
thyme, or whole cloves, or all
three taken together, red wine
seasoning. and Of course plenty
of onion, or garlic, or any men,
bers Of the grand old onion
family Finely mince or CRATE
the onion, and add the last thing
TO the kidney gravy thus sccur-
ing the utmost in flavor.
Last comes liver -b but liver
has been first for a long time
on the marketing list of the best
informed shoppers who have
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
gnENrl
Main Dishes with Bacon
Flavor War-Iime Meals
By MARTHA LOGAN
Noted Home Economist

nv THESE DAYS Of Sharing the
Meat, patriotic hOmemakCrs
are discovering bacon as one
Of their most valuable and
versatile allies in the home
front" campaign 10 make meat
60 farther. For even a few slices
Of bacon lend a hearty smoked
meat favor 70 vegetable and egg
dishes. transforming them into
appropriate dinner entrees.
Using a small amount Of meat
10 add flavor 10 vegetable dishes
Is among the first principles Of
sound meat extending" And
sweet smoked bacon is one Of the
most economical meats for fla
vOrlng.
A half-pound package Of bacon
broiled with vegetables serves as
a dinner entree for three, four,
or even larger groups. Dried lima
beans are especially delicious in
combination with bacon. And
because dried beans are rich
source Of vegetable protein, they
may be served occasionally 20
supplement meat proteins.
Today's recipe for Top Of the
Stove Limas' has much the same
savory goodness as baked
beans. When served in an earth
enware dish topped with a few
slices of crisp broued bacon, it is
a good choice as the main dish
for a company buffet supper or
for the family dinner.
TOP OF THE STOVE LINtAS
CScryes 6-S)
/ pound dried lima beans
2 2 cups water
small onion, sliced
2 pound SWlft'S Premium Bacon
"a teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons brown sugar
teaspoon dry mustard
2 tablespoons dark molasses
2 tablespoons catSup
Soak limas in water 4 to 5
hours. Add onion and "a of the
bacon. cut IN pieces. Combine
SeaSonings and add 20 beans.
Simmer until limas are tender
Cabout two hours adding more
water as needed. Serve topped
with remaining slices Of bacon
(broiled).
Bacon also provides tempting
sandwich filters for the lunch
box of the school child and the
war worker. An especially nu-
tritious spread that lends inter-
esting variety TO the sandwich
course is peanut butter mixed
with a small amount Of salad
dressing and bits Of crisp broiled
bacon. In addition 20 an abun-
dance Of heat and energy units.
this spread provides good stores
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Of cpicurean ways. For those
who don't know the fact. IL may
bc rccaiird that the sweetbrcads
are the thymus gland Of the calf
animal; the gland is divided into
two parts, sold separately or as
a pair, the breast sWCetbread, or
the round and more compact
half, is held 10 be more choice
and delicate than the throat
swectbrcad, in the epicurc'
opinion
After the preliminary con-
diuonrng. The sweetbread may be
broiled under a hot broiIcr, and
served with lemon butter; or
sauted carefully in a skillet and
served also with melted lemon
butter; or braised under moist
heat accompanied by a snappy
sauce made with catsup, chopped
onion, dash OF salt and pepper,
and a last touch Of sherry; or
skewered with bits Of bacon dice
as IN a mixed grill service.
To many persons however,
the supreme way Of serving
sweetbreads is in cream or
veloute sauce-at once the most
delicate, smooth and velvety
combination Of the dainty meat
and a dainty sauce. in most
recipes giving such a combina-
tion we find a proportion Of
chopped mushroom caps added,
or small oysters, or diced veal or
chicken. which arc indeed fairly
similar iH- beth tt,-'t y,-irt4i taste
to the sWectbrcad
Often this Croamod mixture
is served IN timbalcs or pat
ties, so that a rich pastry with
bite" sets off the very soft
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
How To Prepare Unrestricted Meats

learned their vitamins.
Liver also rs a. soft delicate
meat, and must be cooked with
extreme care and attention 10
both time and temperature.
Calrs liver ttakcn from the
young anman is naturally the
most choice and the most cX-
pcnsivc, and still a dc luxe dish
when cooked as hroiled liver and
bacon any mans 1900 choice
of the ideal breakfast or lunch
But beef liver tfrom the older
anlmaU is what the housewife
should now turn to as the basis
for her casserole liver dishes, her
liver loaf recipes, and for all
uses where chopped, ground or
spread liver paste is required
Have the butcher always cut
il44pef--frrrs sfaTrtvwTgC- 70 SCCUTE-
the best grain and teXturc-he
will anyway, If he's an expert!
AS soon as you get the liver to
your own kitchen, lay slices sep
arately on the platter, and dust or
roll in flour before placing in the
refrigerator. Never. no, NEVER
wash the liver in water 10 re-
move its juices heat viii be suf-
ficient TO handle its cleansing.
For the family dish, which
must 20 far at a small cost,
select among recipes those which
use liver with cut vegetables in
a casserole DISH. or where the
diced liver is combined with sea-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

cook just the amount of bacon
that YOU need: there mo- oWastc.
We realize, and regret, that
YOU may not always bc able to
get SWift's Premium Bacon.
The Army aud Navy and our
fighting allies must bc supplied.
But want YOU To know we're
doing everything possible to
make SVift's Premium Bacon
available because We want
YOU To enjoy the delicious good
ness of the bacon with the
Sweet Smoke Taste.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
BY Mrs.
Christine Frederick.
The Distinguished Authority
on Household Efficiency.

soned crumbs in a scalloped dish
Of great tastiness; or soak the
beef liver in milk 20 make II
more tender before baking it in
one piece as liver roast
Chopped liver recipes and
chopped liver appetizers have
long been standby foods Of scv-
eral other nationalities: combine
the chopped cooked ivers with
grated onion and seasonings, and
spread on toasted rolls or crack
ers. spread a seasoned liver paste
on layers of pastry which are
then rolled up, envelope fashion
and baked. Cut in crosswise
rings, and use with cocktails.
For the child Cor the baby,
liver soup has been prescribed,
and is even packed in portion
size TINS Tor easy feeding. But 1t
is easily made for all the family
by cooking cut-up liver with boil
ing salted water, and seasoning
with onion or garlic and herbs
So, here's TO a wider, more
popular use Of all the unre-
stricted meats, You, too, can
become a gourmet, and serve
your family epicurean meals, by
taking the time TO learn about
them, and how TO prepare and
serve them. The time is past
when these were the neglected
foods they now offer a chal-
lcnge to every housewife to rival
the creations Of famous chefs!
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

BEST BY VOTE. Independent
research workers recently asked
thousands of people which brand
of bacon they like best. Sui(ts
Premium actually got more
rotcs than The Herf ten Iendine
brands combined So its well
worth while to get Swifl's Pre-
mium Bacon whenever you can.
Look for the name on packages,
the word Swift down the side
of the slab.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

IN EAlS from tho inside
M or organ meats,
HV were the names given
formerly TO less commonly used
meats such as brains, sweet
breads. kidneys, liver, heart,
tripe, etc. Today in connection
with the national Share-the-M Meat
program, all these items are
spoken Of as unrestricted
meats" Today, too, therefore,
every housewife is eager TO learn
more about how TO prepare them
i'm the best and most delicious
dishes TO set on the family table.
In this article the writer will
discuss brains. swcetbTeads, kid
neys and liver; in a following
article will b. presented methods
of preparing and serving tripc,
heart, tongue. tail and feet OF
various food animals.
The novice IN this branch OF
meat cookery should remember
first of all that in the past these
parts We're regarded as gourmet
items, rated highly by the cpl
cure, and generally reserved for
the well-to-do pocketbook.
For example, sWeetbreads were
taken ms symbolic of a fancy
luncheon. or rich cuisine, now all
these luxury items are available
to the popular purse, and fea-
tured in the allotted 2Iz pounds
per week per person meat
allowance
Now for our lesson! Perhaps
the first difference that the
housewife may note between tho
more ~ familiar bonc-aud muscle
meats such as steak. chops, and
SO on. and these meats from
the inside IS IN surface. shape.
and texture A rib roast sug-
gests its accompanying method
Of ovcn-c0okng or bccfsteak
sugg csts its accompanying
method Of brotling but. in con-
trast, the outer appearance Of
brain, or swcctbreads, reveals
nothing as 20 how they should
or may be prepared.
A GAIN, the important point Of
~ texture, whereas all muscle
meats are finn, solid, and take
slicing easily on the contrary
the organ-meats are soft, MEM
branous, and must be handled
very defly and gently 90 avoid
breaking them. Texture is ALI
important here. determining tho
methods Of cooking the time Of
cooking, and above all, the tenn
pcrature at which they arc
cooked
Brains may come from tho
beef sheep or hog; nututionally
speaking, all brains arc higher
in food value than the muscle
meats such as steak; they rate a
good supply OF Vitamin y. and
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Of bodybuilding proteins and
yltamlnS.
However. Swifts Premium
Bacon, fine energy food that 1t
IS, may not always be available
IN the stores. because the Army
and Navy and Americas fighting
allies need great amounts Of
bacon. too You may be very
sure. though. that Swift e. Com
pany is doing its very best TO see
that civilians, too, are kept sup
piled - so do ask for Americas
finest bacon when you buy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

DIGHr Now one of Your big
IL gc,t meal time problems
is how To stretch A. your share
of meat. 80 when YOU do Your
planning. don't forget how far
a pound of bacon goes.
There are approximately rs
too slices in a one-Pound pack
age of Swift's Premium Bacon
-. enough 10 serve four per-
sons generously when it'- com
biued with caulillowcr and
green beans, as shown here.
" Important, toV-you can
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

A ND now for kidneys another
n pair Of organs from the IN
side; kidneys may be those from
the beef animal, in which case
the mass is large and scgmented
into natural cubes; or the kidney
from the lamb, veal or pig,
whore each kidney is only about
two inches long, and appears
like a very large lima bean in
shape and proportions.
Kidneys also have a thin, veil
Ike membrane which, however
can be pulled off easily without
previously soaking or parboiling
them. Never let the dealer slice
kidneys. Ask him only 70 re-
move them from the mass Of
surrounding white fat which pro-
tccts them in the animal body,
and you do the rest at home.
Wash and wipe dry; split the
lamb or veal kidneys in half with
a sharp knife, and remove the
white cord or core IN each
The old advocates of soaking
kidneys for an hour or longer
are contradicted today: after
wiping and sitting, the kidney
is ready at once 10 be used in
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

TOR easier meal planning. send for
Meat Complete, the new hand
book of meat cookery by Martha Logan.
SWifts Home Economist. She gives you
hclpin planning nutritious meals. as well
as 81 meat recipes Of timely interest as
you III your purchases Go the govern
ment's "Share the meat program. and
many special features. Send your name
and address. with Zoe "a Martha Logan,
Swift a Company. 4lst and Racine.
Chicago, III.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

sweetbread consistency and its
sauce. For a party, or wedding
buffet, for example, The sweet
bread timbale or patty has long
been considered a top traditional
service
Instead Of cream or a cream
sauce, however, many prefer TO
use bouillon or meat stock made
with "A dissolved bouillon cube. as
the accompanying liquid or bast-
ing liqucur.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES

THE LATEST GOSSIP on the
radio front Rochester win Jack
Benny and company arrived 10
chicago last week for a two weeks
stay While in the Windy CITY
The Jack Benny show Will enter
tain the soldiers AZ the Great
Lakes Naval training station The
broadcast last SUNDAY originated
there and the gang viii do their
last program from the Great
Lakes station sunday Feb II
VOX POP vas carried on last
Monday night without Parks
Johnson who was called 70
Gainesville Ca. last Saturday be-
cause OF the illness OF his father
the Rev Luke Johnson a re-
tired Methodist minister Who is
not expected TO live Warren Hun
carried on during Parks Johnson s
absence and did a good iob
\ NEW RELIGIOUS PROGRAM
made debut over CkLN last
Monday night he choir viii b
furnished the music IN the form
Of the songs Of Zion consisted
one hundred aud five voices
made up % twenty th ee churches
In he Windsor area II vow eee
leood religious singing u tse
lmsnner in wnuh hymns should
pe sung q NJ fsil 70 hear this
lhroalcss' A. $50 20 10 Pm
Monday nights
LAST TUESDAY MORNING .
the Il Go, Your Number prc-
.am fam shed me listeners Get
la.llse-radl1-f 10 In music Afa
MAJ aret Warner a. the pipe-pr-
gan n Your number was TO-
lcanol il il always t-ea' n
lhs.tn 70 the sVee- mrsit ~ Mar
lgaiet Warner Yes * was soma
l'h.ne dfffrcri Ie's bsye
linolc e.. Got yogr Ngmhe- pro-
srams likN 'hs' one
"My PEOPLE" ,o'o~od slc
program which has heen heard
locally over RADIO station WfBH
Baltimore, Nd went on toas'.
lio-coasf hook-up last Ss'ufGa,
land will he heard oyer The Nufga
network from : TO 80 2 n
Monday through FRIDAY The aa-
Itlonal hookup was made possible
through Mutual and Office % Wa
Information The purpose q, fh'
program IS 70 better Wa n
lmomhers % ne White sage VIII
lcnr group here in the Inte4
States
IF THIS PROGRAM So ND b
carried BY any radio stations q
This area & viii probably ~
lCKLw al'h ugh WXYZ als'
carried a few Normal pfoe ans
bu, station CkLW "a Mr'gs
and Canadian Brcoadcas'ng CON
ci,slet for mis- part - he conn
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DID YOU HEAR. Breakfast a
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Clendor The INTRICATE weaving %
the serpentine spisal which e ne
high point ot any march vas beau
tifully done MIS- Carolyn Dent
Williams lead the exciting La con.
ga chain.
The souvenir dance programs
which everyone had filed by their
fayosiie dance partners featured
such dedicaiions ~ special ar
rangemen's OF we'll known tunes
as The Detroit Branch Hop The
Daisy Lampkin Swing. The Walter
White swing. The aiih Anniyers-
airy Rhumbd. The Mary White Oy-
ington Waltz. The President Nc
Clendon Fox Tlot The Spingarn
waltz. The Anniversary Commit
tees South American Conga. The
National Boards Tag Dance. The
Roy wilkins Waltz Detro, FIX
eculiye Committee Fox Trot and
Allied Nations Victory swing
The finale came when lgh 5
Went out and Leroy Smith played
a medley OF Wales ending With
Good Night Ladies
Among the 500 guests present
were Mrs. Horiense r. Lee. Fred
Yates Miss lanthia ThonDs = Mr.
and llYs Hughes Peterson. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Burton Nj an
Mrs claedo Cooper Mr. and Mrs
H. B Taliaferro. Mr.. and Mrs
iaos ~,ochell NJ and Mrs BENZ
McFal Miss Doris He'll in hel
cute ANvS Jr uniform. accom-
panied by her uncle. Victor Peaks
Or and Mrs Roht Grcenidge, Mr.
and Mrs. Henri Lewis, Mrs Sadl'
Lindsay. Dr, and Mrs b A. Nil
ten. Mrs Katie Cheaiham Ernes
Marshall Jr. and Mrs HE. Tam
Miss Johnnie Mae McC ounico "
Kelley Fritz. Or. Jas W. Collins
Mr.. and Mrs Ramon Scruggs. Or
and Mrs Sc.nio Murphy. Mr. anr
Mrs John jefferson. Fred Block
er. clifford Van iiargis. Prime,
Clark Arthur Bowman. Mr. ant
Mrs. Fruentes Marlowe Crawford
Mrs j. +. Watkins. Or. Hale,
Bell Mr. and Mrs. Gloster p. Cur
rent, and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20
ECORSE SOLDIER
ON FURLOUCH


Staff Sgt Robert Lee % Inks'ef
was home on fwo-veek fcroGEh
10 visit his parents fhe Nelson
Lees OF Spruce stree He Uas
fe'od AZ several parties and din
ncrs during his say on sunday
Feb :. he WAS entertained a.h
a dinner by MS parents Al taeil
home Among De guests Nee 'he
Rev and Mrs a. D. Evans Mrs
Bertha Cook Mrs Alberta Lewis
Mrs Fanny Walker. NJ and Mrs
Edward Manson Mrs stella
Reeves. F r. Bolden and famli}.
and many ofhes
ON sunday evening S'aff So
Lee was entertained AZ ne home
o, the Waldo Sargenis on Walnut
street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-20

The tho OF star entertainers heading
the cast are Ethel Waters Eddie
Rochester Anderson and Lena Horne
Lena is End She Is destined 10 become
another Florence Mil,
Nor must We fan 20 'cll about Ioup
Amstrorg. Rex Ingram Duke Filing.
ton and bis orchestra The Hall Johnson
choir they're all there in Cabin In
The Sky.
It's another excellent musical produo.
ton hv Arthur Freed The screenpav
Is hy Joseph Sehrank Is the first film
that has been directed hy the talented
artist Nincente Minnelll and ne u 70
De congratulated
4 few additional numbers appear in the
nlm hv Harold Arlen and r Y HNburg.
one n particular Is entitled Happiness
Is Thing Called Joe y
It's something 10 sing about AS an
America puts It's
shoulder 10 the ~
u o. Il. : = =. =. "
giant Wheel of pro- fHGA
ductlon in its Gr&g
great push toward - -
Victory. NJ W