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Evening star., 1943-11-11
Penn Chokes on Humbero

When little Hal Hamberg was the
big noise in Nays defeat of Penn
last Saturday, Cleveland Plain
Dealer headline read: Penn chokes
on a hot Hamberg."
Evening star., 1943-11-11
CooIidqe-RooseveIt

Coolidge-(26) Greenbaum, cd
Vaughan, 90 Marshall, t28)
Cooper, (22) Andrews, (29 Webb
1922 Laing, .(21 Banning, (23) Can
non, Q7 Browning.
Roosevelt-(20) Citrembaum, (22)
Grimaldi, Q6) Varoutsos, t3D
Backer, (48) Bressler, 1861 Hall
(24 Mann, Q8 Stopak, (45)
Schwartz, (26 Dugoff, (4s) Buck
hantz, (33) Rubinstein. (4D Bielaski
(24 Cooley. (32) Thornton, 90
Rocco, Q7 Marks. H7) Brille, t46)
Bowles, (42) Levin, (33) Freedman
Evening star., 1943-11-11
Russo Outpoints Leto

ELIZABETH, N. j., Nov. II P.-
Freddy Russo, 1914, Railway. out
pointed Frankie Leta. 1872, 1rvington
in six rounds last night.
Evening star., 1943-11-11

WILL GET WARM RECEPON-Frankie Snkwch. despite his
fiat feet and other ailments that caused the marines to him
loose will be the object much attention the Redskins when
he plays the Detroit Lions here Sunday Skwch desevedy
the title OF tripethreat He has carried the ball 81
times for 23s yards has made good 81 Of 100 passing attempts
for 500 and five ouchdowns and made
average Of Att yards He also able defense "A Photo
Evening star., 1943-11-11

tickets for the Bears game, sched-
uled here November 81, anticipating
one of those old-fashioned bruising,
battering contests between the clubs
which thrice since 1886 have met for
the league crown.
More Sedts Are Needed
In two home games the Redskins
have packed more than 71,000 peo-
pie into Griffith Stadium and there's
every indication all contests here
will be sellouts. Redskin Prexy
George P. Marshall, who fought
tooth and nail to keep the pro
league together and to set the ma
chinery in motion when other mag
mates we're jittery last spring, pre-
dicted then that pro football would
have its greatest year. 1t is-in
Washington at any rate. And the
Green Bay Packers, always great
road team, have drawn nearly $780,
900 customers in three home games.
frankie Sinkwich, the Youngs-
town (Ohio) youngster, who perpe-
trated his college football at Geor-
gia and who was ranked No. l COL
lege football star of the year, is de-
clared to be the highest paid man in
the pro ranks. With their usual reti-
cence the pros make no statements
about Frankie's paycheck, but the
Ohio youngster is said to have made
a deal with Lion Owner Fred Man.
del for $1,000 game. He'll appear
in eight games.
Som's Pay Averages Less
Sammy Baughs reported salary
for 10 league games is $4,000, or 500
less game than Frankie draws.
But Sam played five exhibition
games before the league season
opened. There's no payoff for ex-
hibition games to contract men in
pro football. This is the last year
of Baugh's three-year contract with
the Redskins, and Sam, on his way
to flock of league records, would
have potent argument in favor of
fatter paycheck if he keeps up
his present pace,
The f1at-foot tag Sinkwich carries
seems to have had little effect
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-20

purchase certificates for such
shoes to any employee who has
spent his ration stamp No. II, B.
~ Grooms, chairman of the Mon
roe County War Price and Ration
ing Board, said today.
Under the new system, any
employer whose plant is not serv-
ed by plant area rationing board
may appoint company represen-
tative to whom workers can Apply
for certificates. The local ration
board, of course, will continue to
act on individuals applications if
plants do not wish to make use of
the plan.
In applying .. his place of en-
'ployment, the worker will fill out
the regular OPR application forn,.
If the application shows the safe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-20

ty shoes are needed and the work
er does not have a Stamp II, the
company representative issues a
certificate authorizing their pur-
chase.
These certificates, Mr.. Grooms
stressed, will be issued only after
worker has spent his own Stamp
II from War Ration Book One He
is not required, however, to use
unspent stamps held by others in
his family to qualify for certiflc-
ate for safety shoes.
Another amendment to the shoe
rationing order, effective April,
allows customers to replace shoe.
defective in workmanship or ma
terial and not easily repaired with
out the loss of ration currency.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-20

DO YOU KNOW THAT

The surname Rhodes comes from
roads"
About $500 million bacteria and
about a million protezca' are to be
found in each gram of good fer
tile soil.
Congress has authorized 500
100000 to assist building high
way through Central America.
The little band of Christians in
Japan are about the only demo-
cratic element there.
India and Ceylon are the only
two chief sources left to supply
the Allies with tea.
The keynote of the early Church
was common worship.
The chief vegetable crop which
grows in the sea consists of the
microscopic plants called dia-
toms, confined to the surface lay
ers where light can penetrate.
Fishermen in west coast waters
are now using seine floats made of
glass instead of cork.
The art of language explains
all other arts, but no art can ex-
plain language.
The ancient Egyptians embalm-
ed the dead to preserve them from
decay in the belief that if the
body was kept entire it would be
revisited by the soul.
The homing pigeon was reg
ular part of front-line communi-
cation in the last war
Mothers son." for "a man."
was anciently in common use.
1t is estimated that the number
of big modern battleships, each
costing as much as $l00,00O,000,
in the world is about go.
The living part of the hens egg
is little patch of transparent
substance on the top of the yolk.
Commercialized prostitution is
officially recognized in Japan.
IF They Don't Come Back:
Some Thoughts on Immortality, is
the title of new book.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-20
SENATOR'S AND AS.
WILL OPEN SEASON
SINGLE GAME TO-DAY PRE-
LUBE TO FULL SCHEDULE
TOMORROW
Especial to The citixenp


NEW YORK, April 20.-Major
league baseball will grasp the at
tention of the nation this after
noon when the Washington Sena-
tors and the Philadelphia Athletics
meet in the opener of the 1913
season in the Capital City
An estimated crowd of approx
mately $4,000 is expected.
This will be prelude to the
program on Wednesday when the
other clubs in the two big league
swing into action.
The schedule of the regular
openers tomorrow follow:
National League-St. Louis at
Cincinnati, New FORK at Brooklyn,
Philadelphia at Boston and Pitts
burgh at Chicago.
American Washington
at New York, Boston at Philadel-
phia, Detroit at Cleveland and
Chicago at st. Louis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-20
ORDER GIVEN ON
SAFETY Shoes
NEW AMENDMENT PERTAIN
ING TO RATIONING
REGULATION

For the convenience of workers
who need to buy safety shoes"
on short notice, the Office of Price
Administration, under a new
amendment to the shoe rationing
regulation, will authorize en-
ployers, beginning April, to issue
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-20
TOURISTS INCREASE
AT MORMON TEMPLE
nv A.secintea rrrs.,

SALT LAKE CITY, April 20
War or no war, the number Of
visitors to Temple Square in the
heart of Utah's capital, actually Is
increasing.
John H. Taylor, Temple Square
mission president, reported that
in the first two months Of this
year 27,029 visitors were counted.
compared with 25,076 in the same
period last year and 24.774 two
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-20

Canada is producing a gun ev-
cry minute of the day and night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

FELLOW Almanackers meet
Mrs VI T. Clary, Alliance
Nebraska. whose prize winning
recipes have previously appeared
on these pages and which many
readers have undoubtedly tried
IN their own kitchens.
For a number Of years 7 was
business g,.l and nay DOMAIN
was a law office. writes Mrs.
Clary And then ! married, and
my career as a housewife began
Rieht here. let me- add that The
Food Almanack has been a great
help 90 me IN learning how 90
cook tasty dishes for my hus-
band, who is a Post Engineer at
the Alliance Glider Base Being
out in all kinds Of weather, ne
needs good nourish,ng food. such
as your roadcr-Contrihutors give
IN those delicious recipes. l have
two small children aged five and
three, and the children's dishes
which often appear on the food
pages are always eaten with con-
siderable relish.
For the war effort I bake
cookies for the U 5. O. once a
month, prepare, clean and press
old wool pieces for lap-robes FOR
soldiers in convalescent wards in
hospitals. and save all my fats
Co take TO, our market l also
teach "a sunday School class.
"Omr favoritc dish luckily for
us is a good brown stew, with
beef uut in cubes, and plenty of
onions tomatoes and carrots cut
un In h.. our favoritc dessert is
apple dumplings, favored with
cinnamon and nutmeg"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
,,,y3,
UI@8EO

gether and line the large baking
dish with some Of the dough
rolled thin, about y inch. Next
I place the chicken and gravy in
the dish and cover with the dough
rolled inch thick and bake IN
"A moderate oven until a golden
brown Make Sits in the top
crust 20 allow the steam 20 cs-
cape This VIII serve four gen
erously These recipes are abso.
lutcIy original.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
xNJAA
"KNINIEL KOLE"
Dear Almanack:

Dear Almanack:
l have read the Housewives
Food Almanack columns for some
time. yet have never been Inc
clined 20 send in a recipe Now
that my grandmother has passed
away I feel obligated 20 pass
some Of her recipes along. She
was very original in her cooking
habits and our family always
called her a good cook. One
scasonable dish Of hers and very
timely right now is boiled greens.
Ny grandparents called il Kim
mel Kole. They brought many
recTPrs along with them from
Germany about 65 years ago and
this one was included among
them. l have never heard Of am
other one ike II. Following is ttr
recipe,
Gather tender carrawav
plants 'fff1e young shoots arc
very succulcnt and may bc found
abundantly near the outskirts Of
town where tie Soils moist Sort
over and rinse thorpughiy Place
M a iargc ketNc with water
Bring TO a boil and drain. Take
lunches Of the greens on TO a
board and cut through several
times Have ready boiling scy.
eral pieces Of thick, fat bacon in
another kettle.
Sprinkle about l cup f rolled
oats over meat Add greens and
season with salt and pepper.
Cover tightly and steam l. hour.
Turn greens over and steam one
half hour longer or until bacon
oats and greens are tender serve
piping hot with potatoes To
make a ore-d.sh meal the pota-
toes may also be added 70 the
pot placing them on top Of the
meat before oatmeal and greens
e'fe- added Ia f's--ff'-st..r.-, - III
this manner you save both time
and labor. l hope you like tas
recipe as Well as We do
Mr. 10, Tlor,7 byf.,i....,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Delicious Chicken Pie ond DumpIinqs

Check the salt and pepper sea-
sonlngs. / make a baking pow
der biscuit dough, using , cups
OF flour, 4 teaspoons baking pow
der, teaspoon salt 4 table
spoons chicken fat that ! tined
out the day before; % cup milk
and half water. Mix this alto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
BY Mrs. Harriet w. Luebker,
Ia Porte, Indiana.

A~h oiNtt AhNiiAih'
I AM sending you two recipes
that I originated myself about
a month ago / think that the
housewife has just as big a job
as anyone in this war effort
have always been very fond
Of chicken and dumplings and al
50 chicken pie. l never found a
chicken pie recipe that really was
what was looking for so l made
one the way ] thought real
chicken pie should be made.
l selected a year-old stewing
hen weighing . pounds, one that
WAS good and rat While clean
ing the hen the excess fat was
removed and all but IL cups
were tired out and saved for
cooking The y cupful I placed
IN the freezing unit until next
day, When the -heR-Was cleaned
and cut up in serving pieces !
placed II In the refrigerator until
early next morning when il was
removed and allowed TO remain
~ room temperature in order to
remove the chill % save fuel. Put
the chicken on 70 stew in 2
quarts Of boiling water add a
finely chopped onion the size Of
d golf ball and 8 tablespoons Of
chopped parsley. After il has
reached the boiling stage turn
down the heat 10 simmer and
cook until tender Season with
salt and pepper when two-thirds
done
When the meat was tender I
removed half Of II and half OF
the broth 10 be used for chicken
pie next day To the chicken and
broth remaining in The Kettle
added 3 tablespoons Of flour and
enough water 10 make a gravy
whch l had mixed TO creamy
mass taking great care in mix
ing The two 70 Re sure there were
no Jumps Check the salt and
pepper While this is. cooking I
prepare The batter for the dumpl-
ings For tins l use l cup flour
4 teaspoon salt, teaspoons bak-
ing powder sifted together. add
i cup Of the chicken fat that
you placed IN the freezing unit
chopped very fine and enough
sweet milk TO make stiff bat.
ter Make into dumplings size Of
marbles and drop into soup. cover
and boil ten minutes. This Will
serve four people
Next day I remove most OF the
fat from the remaining chicken
and broth and reserve that for
Uncle Sam. heat this amount
and bring il 10 slow boil and add
The same amount az flour and
water as I did for my chicken
and dumpAuss the day before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

sSfthhorH casssmdy
frglfff moro fhaa
one GpplkGit0B.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
AImanaek Hints

AVE you n time or money
saving hint To pass on 90 other
AlmAnAckeTss Such ideas are
worth sharing with other readers,
and the Almanack wants TO print
them-the more the merrier For
each such hint sent in and used in
this department we will pay 81.
You may send In a. many as you
want. Hints not used cannot be
returned. Please keep them short
and 10 the point and address:
ALMANACK HINTS EDITOR,
i. q. Box 1871.
Grand Central Annex, New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
GRAVY

do not POM watcr away after
potatoes are through boiling add
this 10 your gravy instead Of
clear water THIS improves the
flavor of gravy" writes Ms
Robert Richardt. Shcboygan, Wis
COnsin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
BIRDS

Don't throw away that left
over slice Of French toast or
those few pancakes. writes Mrs
+ J Aldrich, Grand Rapids
Michigan If you can't eat thc--4,
break them into bits and feed
them TO the birds They love
them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
LICENSE

scratch your license number
on new strip and there viii be
less chance Of its being stolen
writes Mrs r. Sprague, Elmhurst,
J.. l., n. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Mrs Leo DombrowsKI
bicuasha. WiscOusIn.

This Us an uuu .al recipe. MIS-
TCmf'owvkI. and OLE which VIII lH-
fi.elr many huu-'u.t,s Throughout
the country Mary Lee swami
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11
Massey Guest
Of Sedmen Here

Raymond Massey. screen star
OF the film. Action in the North
Atlantic, was among guests At
the opening OF a new recruiting
station of the merchant marine in
Room III. Federal Building.
The first candidate was Howard
J. AnSteth. 80, of Birmingham.
sworn in as an officer candidate
a category for which a drive is
now being conducted.
The merchant marine is the
only branch of service which now
accepts recruits, all others being
filled by the draft. Men with Ia
months experience on the Great
Lakes or on the ocean are eligible.
They enter the service as chief
petty officers al Sl26 monthly
and. after four months training
al New London. Conn, are COM
miSsioned enSigns.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11
.0PA Bars Pooling
OF Gas by Hunters

CLEVELAND. Nov II (UP)-
The. regional Office of Price Ad-
ministration said today that hunt
ers cannot pool gasoline for use
in one car on a hunting trip.
Expanding its statement. the
OPA said that two or more hunt
ers, each having "A" books could
not use their coupons for one car,
but that the a. books must be
used only for the cars for which
thew were ISSUED.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11

4 Sears, and Sears alone sells laboratory
tested Super Ksps. the product that gives
you all needed vitamins. A and d! Vita.
min c! And the S essential B Complex vita.
Minis! Yet the price Is less than any com.
parable product you can buy at retail.
Why pay more for hish-priced vitamins
that give you no more benefts9 According to
every medical and scientific test, eight are
all any normal person needs to round out the
diet And If you've never tried extra vita.
minis, Super Ksps may make all the difference
in the world to you Buy your box tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11
New License Plates
To Go on Sale Jan. 5

LANSING, Nov. IL CUP)-Sale
of 1914 motor vehicle license
plates will not start until Jan. 5.
and half-ye% plates will not be
available until Feb. /, it was an
nounced today by Secretary Of
State Dignan.
4 The 1914 Michigan licenses will
consist of zone plate to be affixed
to the rear of each vehicle. It's
colors are white and maroon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11
Drop Baby Death Case

The prosecutors office an
nounced today that IL would not
ask for a warrant for Mrs. Marie
Tillman of l64 w. Margaret. in
whose unlicensed boarding house
3-year-old Dennis Granov c
smothered in his crib Nov. 2.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11
ADVERTISEMENT
STOP AND THINK WHY

Millions OF people during S5 years
have used Father Johns Medicine
for relief of coughs due 10 colds.
It is pure. wholesome, nutritive
and soothes throat irritation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11
WHEN COLDS THREATEN

II you need more vitamin A. do
what sensible people have done
since 1856. Take Father Johns
Medicine. Rich in vitamins A and d.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11
Mexican Dramafist Dies

MEXICO CITY, Nov. IL QNSy
Federico Neve, famous Mexican
dramatiSt, was mourned today
after his death at the age Of 76.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11
Pedestrian Hit by Car,
Given Police Ticket

Thomas Jankiewicz. A, of 1886
Second, was slightly injured when
struck by a car driven by Patrol
man Ralph Jordon of the vice
squad. al Gratiot and Russell. He
was given a ticket by Patrolman
Francis Trinity for croSsin &
against red light and interfering
with traffic.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11
AMix Lemon Juice
N AT HOME
~ TO RELIEVE
! ~ RHEUMATIC PAINS

Money Back-n This Recipe Fails
Good news travels fast-many Of the thou
sands OF folks who nov take lemon juice
for rheumatic pain--have found that by
adding Two ts5letpooniuls OF Alienru TO one
tRblespoonful OF Lemon Juice IN q glass OF
water. they set faster relsf for the aches
and pains caused oy rheumatism, lumoaso
Its no surprise either. for Alienru IL
IS year on formula 10 relieve rheumatic
aches and pains IN faet--if IL does not help
your money back. What could be fairer1
Oct AIlenru today at any I've druggist Only
IS cents-Do 80 Nov.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11
OWNS 3 FARMS

-
including The Rains Came" and
Early Autumn" Bromfield also
is owner of three Ohio farms.
Through use of contour blowing
and other approved agricultural
methods, he restored dried-out
land to production peaks.
Henry Ford. "back-to-the-
land" enthusiast and one OF the
forums sponsors, and Mrs. Ford,
were in Bromfield's audience
when he said:
I'VE In America are In the
habit OF buying foods AZ the
corner store which are consid-
cred luxuries In foreign lands,
and we are inclined to forget
that our whole national econ
omy IL based on nine inches OF
tOpsoil. without II, We cease to
exist.
VISIONS rood SHORTAGE
''The man and woman living
In the city, thought they may
never have seen a blade of
grass, are even more affected
than the farmer by lack Of
proper soil and water conserve
ton. Our food shortage. which
we now regard rs temporary
may become permanent because
Of failure 10 guard farm lands"
In Michigan alone. Gov Kelly
pointed out. half of our land is
threatened by erosion which is
spreading like a disease through
our state"
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11
BromfieId Fears
Famine on Heels
OF Soil Erosion

City dwellers will be the hard
est-hit victims OF a permanent
food shortage unless America
takes decisive steps TO check soil
erosion.
Louis Bromfield. author and
farmer. and Gov. Kelly issued that
warning at a Friends OF the
Land" forum sponsored by the
University of Michigan's extension
service yesterday in Rackham
Memorial Building, Farnsworth at
Woodward.
"Our current food shortage
can be attributed to a prolonged
neglect OF the land and unless
remedies are Immediately forth
coming" Bromfield said, "thls
food shortage may became per-
manent."
Detroit evening times., 1943-11-11
Baby Dies Of Burns
ADVERTIsEMFNT

Dolores Guerra. Is months old.
died In Children's Hospital Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10

NEW BOOK ON
THE NEGRO

Los ANGELES. Cal lANp1
Hattie Mcdaniel. the mo, 10 star. T.
listed as one OF the - sponsors
~ new book. 1T Was Nor Nv
World" written and published
here by Deaderick + jenkins
The book attacks false democ-
racv and advocates The cause Of
rho Negro In a challenging man
nor
The hook IS novel Of Negro
lie in Mississippi II rips into
southern custom. exposes secret
in'crracial romances. blasts eco-
monte injustice and depicts the
white mans world as crumbins
AMI passing. and that o, The No
FRO as vet to come. It's sponsors
saw
Jenkins. 30. graduated from
Rust college at Holly SPRINGS
Miss. He came 10 Los Angeles
II wears ago seeking chance as
Negro which he said Mississippi
did not offer He formerly work
ID here for the War Production
hoard and Is now employed as An
addressograph operator
He has written number OF
magazine articles and pamphlets
al Of which arc contributions 10
social thought and progress These
include. I'm Search OF Now
Faith: is College Education
Worth Ths1 Prize. Young Amer
'ca Regins 10 Doubt AMI In
Defense ~ Idlencss " ~ Was Not
Nv World" contains 100 pages.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
visit Fort

10 interrupt the States Attorney
hut the impression he is trying 10
make is that | claim that this
hoy is insane. That Is not true
Your Honor. let me state once
aTaln that this poor hoy. Bigger
enters plea Of guilty
Il object" Buckley shouted. Il
object to the counsel for the de.
PENDANT speaking of this defend
ant before this Court by any name
other than that written in the in
dictment Such names as bigger
and this poor boy are used &c
arouse sympathy
Sustained" the Judge said "ln
the future. the defendant should
he designated by the name under
which the Indictment was drawn
Mr. Max. think YOU should al
low the States Attorney TO con
'inue."
"There's nothing further have
10 say. Your Honor" Buckley
said. III II plcases the Court.
am ready 10 call nv witnesses p"
How many witnesses have
YOU" Max asked
sixty" Buckley said
"Your Honor" Max said Big
ger Thomas has entered plea
~ guilty. II seems TO me that
sixty witnesses are not needed"
"I intend te prove that this de-
PENDANT IS sane. that he vas and
IL responsible for .hese frighifui
crimes" Buckley said.
THE Court will hear them" the
Judge said.
"Your Honor" Max said: Let
me cl,ar this thing up. As you
know. the time granted me TO pre-
pare a defense for bigger Thomas
Is pitifully brief. 80 brief as TO be
without example. This hearing
Continued on page l0)