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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Pressing Aid

Another home b lper and
practical gift IS "a PRESENT. It's
easy 20 do an expert Job of
pressing q sleeve with the and OF
one of these heavily padded
PRESENTS.
The gsdget is made Of heavy
duty muslin and IS { hrc K lN
padded on the top surface The
back Of the NIT has a thun-
separation pocket. room v
enough 10 accommodate a hand,
and the nit size is just right for
any armhole.
tur nomination for really
smart little item goes 10 a Won
derfully compact button aid kit
4 little box filled with an as
sortment OF plastic buttons IN
various sizes, shapes and colorS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Spicy Mustard
Salad Dire ssinq

MRS DON AAIECHE rs one
Of the top salad miNer-uppers IN
Hollywood. Before she married
the popular actor. she was
dietician in a hospital, so she.
knows All about the health value
Of salads. But she admits they
an need a spicy dressing So Try
ths mustard Freneh recipe.
One-half teaspoon prepared
mustard, teaspoon salt
teaspoon onion imce. E table
spoons salad oil. . tablespoons
vinegar Mix the dry ingredients
with the OIL. shake well. then
add other ingredients and SHf
until well blended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Grow Your Own

Tom Conway Cthc Falcon
himsclO is on intimate terms
with the vegetables IN his Vic
tory Garden and viii now eat
ANYTHING, even parsnips. CThere' $
nothing like growing EN- to
make YOU like 'em) There was
"A day" he says. when l. like
most men. thought there were
only two vegetables - peas and
asparagus
Now the Little Woman can
place even beet green's and
Swiss Chard before her Lord and
Master and he eats them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Vitamins,. M Lord

OF course, If he protests, even
"A little bit, she can always say,
But darling. chard is full of
viiamin A, 81 and G., and do try
them with these minced pOta-
toes" "a swell dish by the
Way)
OR she can say. Beet greens
viii add "a { manganese and
non 10 your blood. you big,
beautiful man
As for deSSerts-Cone are the
ice cream and chocolate sauce.
beloved by men like Eddie Can
tor and George Murphy stars of
RKO Radios Show Business. y
They eat raw fruit and like II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
PSnchea(Gh
70, Late Shopper,
Ry TlEANOR ROSS

THE Yute.nczth section holds
r-caartfer. ttmrlc hadkn
-er5.rs gu7 q ape measure \
rand Ei' for q war worker
,,ao-r temporary home IS a hed
sitting room.
For neat e.t that may be
pe-SoraI1cd with q bit OF your
aur handNork, We suggest p
uark7Ced apron practically tln-
isbc5 except for say applique
touches 10 De stitched hy hand.
Hostess and chlldrcnS aprons
arc included ln This group that
are a. once practical and
charming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Sewing Box

Every small apartment needs
a space conserving sewing box
and one Of the most charming
we have seen is a double decker
affair made with a llft-out tray
equipped with pin cushion and
spools of mercerized thread and
darning thread in a good variety
Of cOlOrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Roast Duck

CHEF MILANI. 10 be seen
in THE Falcon in Texas" has
this splendid duck recipe.
Skin the duck 10 get of the
fat disioint it. dip il in -four
seasoned in salt and pepper.
then dip in beaten egg and.
lastly. in cracker crumbs. Fry
IN deep fat until golden brown.
Put IN a moderate oven in Gov
cred rooster. add a half cup ~
sherry. haste II occasionally
and cook until tender (about
four hourS).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
New Program for Women

eligible under the conditions
stated above
The training at Memphis,
Tenn. begins very shortly. Any
one interested should make APP
plicatiOn al once 10 T.. b John
son. United States Civil Service
Commission. Room 322 Federal
Bldg, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Red Cross
Nutrition Class

MEMO e.. 10 ladies who are
taking the 20-hour Red Cross
nutrition course in The Detroit
Times Building:
Because this is Christmas
Week, there will be no class on
Wednesday evening. Dec. p.
There will, however, be a class
Wednesday, Dec. % -. for the
reason that many of the women
in this class are anxious to grad
uate from the nutrition course in
time TO start right in with The
Dietitians' Aide Course, Sched-
uled 10 start early in January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
urnips
And Carrots
Gain dvor
HOLLYWOOD. Dec IS

HOLLYWOOD. Dec IS
1--WE IowIy tWnip and carrot
i have 81 last come into their
own
lC nothing else good comes
our of This war. m least we can
GIVE thanks for learning about
Tho simple In food and liking H..
You'd hc surprised, bat argyll
uentS about the proper way OF
cooking a turnlp practically
hold up production on the SCI @,
The Ealcnn and the CO-eds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Silver Choker

TO FILL m the completely
nude necklne of her new
dresses. Bette Davis. star Of
old Acquaintance, wears a
silver head choker The clasp
is AZ center front and Is fash
toned Of a four-lnch square OF
deliberately carve d Mexican
Jade Earrings and bracelet
,,,,t.I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-Salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

the flesh lightly. This is an ex-
cellent treatment for black
heads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
LIBERAL PAYMENT PLAN

Frankly, we set out to capture Detroit's
$50 to SIS coat business with this town
rocking twenty-eight-fifty value! Come
in Monday -. see this overcoat masterpiece
=. get set with coat you'll get compli-
ments on for many season to come.
Warm but-Hght fleece (blue, brown, grey).
richly tailored in fly-front or button
through models. Grapes smoothly, shakes
creases easily, holds its shape. Sizes "a to 46.
Other Superb Values-$19.95-$2275
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

SMART. EASY 70 launder and
comfortable 10 wear is this busy
womans frock. Anne Adams
Pattern 4439. Classic, 70 trog-
bic 70 make.
A simple, Co-marketing style
in crisp cotton or spun rayon
bat very "aftcrnoOny' in
sheer fabric with contrast collar
and cuffs.
Pattern t42.Q aA--all,alAIn- arlu
in womcn's sizes "a. So. 81. 40,
Il -. 10 and ~ Size 36 re-
qJIrce 81 yards 3G-inch fabric.
our summer Pattern Book IS
ready II contains smart styles
for work and play
Dress pattern is cents. book
10 cents Pattern and book
when ordered together, 70 cents,
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1913 Times Square, De-
troIt, 81, Mich.
Due 90 SlownesS Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Foods
Available
Market

THE FIRST offerings of To-
CaIlN-gioWn Crcau beans APP
pcarcd ON the Detroit Farmers
Markets this week.
There are Still light offerings
OF strawberries coming IN.
Shipments Of peaches from
Georgia increased during the
week and they are moderately
priced.
There are still liberal supplies
Of cantaloupes arriving from
Arizona and California.
THERE IL a plentiful supply
of WateTmCionS. carrots, lettuce,
peppers potatoes and tomatoes,
Moderate amounts Of blue
hnruc> lemons asparagus, beetS,
celery cIcumbcrs and eggplant
are on hand
4 light supply Of apples.
oranges grapefruit. raSpberricS,
CaulIiiOwCr onions. peas. rad
iShcS. rhuharb. squash and tur-
n.pS can he found
PORK Is in better condition
than other meats and moderate
supplies are available. Sausage
and lunch meats are also in
fairly good supply
Lake Erie blue pike arc the
most plentiful fish on the mar
ket this week There arc also
limited amounts of Sclkrk
whitcfsh from Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Dinner Menu for Tomorrow

WHEN YOU ask yourself
the question what 10 have
Tor next DAYS dinner why
not 20 back 10 some Of the
good old-faShioned dishes which
were always popular. whole
some and delicious. one OF the
best was a platter Of hash.
Serve IT 70 your family tomor-
row, they'll be sure 10 like il
too.
Southern Hush
Poochcd Ems
Chefs Salad
Hard Rolls
Ctst0rd TGris
Hash Is a perfect and APP
peuzlng way in which TO use up
that leftover meat To serve q.
combine just 2 cups Of cooked
meat 4 or ; raw potatoes. ,
medium sized onions. y cup
tomatoes, ! cup meat stock, 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Different Kind

Statice suworowi which comes
in soft rose color is entirely DIFF
ferent in form from any Of the
above. II looks rather like a
branch Of pussy willows when
the catkinS are grown out-only
imagine the catkins very slen-
der and rose. color.
Still another statice. s. lati-
folia. has Stiffish sprays of tiny
white flowers. rather like babys-
breath but not so graceful. It
Is an interesting plant in the
garden and dries very well.
The globe amaranth Com
phrena) is usually seen in an
odd shade Of purple, not easy 10
combine with other colors. But
il may also be had in white or
pink or a lovely shade Of burnt
orange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
COLORFUL PAPER.CORK COASTERS

~ TINE for the iced beverage
and summer cottage season
come these colorful coasters
made Of paper-cork, a new end
practical wartime invention.
Ideal for use at the cottage,
on the sun porch or the boat,
their small price wont make
YOU feel like a wastrel If they
become lost or water soaked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
z New Ideas
For Meal
Planning
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

FROM THE office Of The Old
Traveller Of the Automobile Club
of Michigan comes the follow
ing memo:
Dear Editor, says he I've
Just eaten nv most delightful
soup. Corn soup as made by
the Ottawa Indians for their
Ghost supper and / ate II
with Chief Fred EttawageShik
and his 83-year-old father, Joe
EttawageShik. II was Joe who
made the soup and gave me the
recipe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

tablespoons drippingS and
ScaSonings Cook in skillet un-
III potatoes are done. Serve
piping hot topped with poached
eggs.
TartS, made in your muffin
tins. filled with custard and
topped with fresh berries is a
real deSSert treat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Economical Dish
Of Pressed Beef

PLAN YOUR ovcring meal
around pressed beef 4 you want
meat dish that is delicious
and economical.
Pressed Beef
4 pounds beef shank.
Water
s cloves
! medium onion
! stick cinnamon
. teaspoons salt
j teaspoon pepper
l tablespoon CONNECTION ers'
sugar.
Cover shank with water. Cook
slowly with cloves, onion, CHINA
mon, salt. pepper and sugar UNI
Ul finely shredded. Pack in a loaf
par. Add salt 50 liquid IN Ret
tie and cook down 10 one cup.
Pour over meat Chill until
firm Serve i'm thin slices.
As accomplishments serve cS-
calloped potatoes, cole Slaw.
green beans and fruits in sea-
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

In variety Of bright colors
stamped on a white background,
the coasters come "a 10 an
enveiope-and for this you eX-
change one 25-Cent piece and
the coasters are yours,
For shopping information call
The Detroit Times Womens
Department, Cherry $500, line
SAT between 9 a. m, and 6 p, m.
Saturdays $50 10 4:30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Straw Flowers Excellent
For Indoor Decorations
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

THOSE or you who like 10
dry flowers for indoor decora-
lions during the winter had best
Clve thought 20 thC matter now,
for the seeds must be Sown If
the flowers arc 10 be used.
Most Of the flowers that are
commonly dried for winter use
are ANIMALS and are very, very
easy 10 grow. Prime subject for
drying IS the straw flower
lHcllchrySum).
Rather like the straw flowers,
but still unlike are the lmmor-
telles (Xeranthemum) and Aero
cliniunS. The immortelles come
in white, bright rose and purple.
the acroclniums in pale pink,
rose and white.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Success
Suit

AS pretty partner you could pick to highlight
your weekend holiday or vacation plans keep you
looking crisp and cool. Two-pece suit style of royal
blue brown checked seersucker combined
with white lnene. Novelty arrow shaped clasps of
eatherette Checked skirt has front kick pleat 1920.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Thin Girls Gain Weight
. On Balanced Diet and Sleep
BY IDA JEAN KAN

work up 10 il gradually. To-
morrow morning have fruit
juice. a serving Of cereal and
a slice of toast. If you add
fresh berries 10 the cereal. you
Will like II better.
The next morning add a secS
ond slice Of toast, and the third
morning include a poached egg.
The cereal is important be-
cause ~ supplies vltamin B.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Milk Every Day

If you prefer sandwiches for
lunch, all right. But have milk.
not iced tea. And top off with
aOnn dessert like Custard pud-
ding with crushed strawberries.
or ice cream, or rice pudding
with raiHnS.
AZ dinner. be sure 10 have
vegetables. which are not fat
tenjnC but which do have a
bearing on assimilation go and
it's only what YOU aSsimilate
,haf Courts-and meat, fish or
fowl
You need some in-between-
meal c3loricS. hut bc careful 10
take them when they will not
duh sour appetite for the next
meal Usually from $50 10 4
o'clock iS a good time Have
an CCCuOg fhcn-you will be
surprised how ~ VIII pick YOU
up And get IN your fourth
glass - milk before retiring
take h warm and add one Of
the malt beverages. II Will lull
YOU 20 sleep And speaking Of
sleep, YOU thin girls need nine
hours
Sleep gives your body a
chance to. mend the WORKOUT
tissues and build new ones, so
avoid overStlmulation before
bedtime, and try 10 get IN a
roSt-and-rolaN period sometime
during the day 10 prevent over
fatigue. II YOU rest before You
are tired l0u can keep from
getting ton O..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

tee sinuata-a variety that
comes in white, pale yellow,
pink and lavender; colors that
arc lovely together or mixed
with other flowers. Since these
grow in slim sprays they are
particularly good combined with
the round flowers mentioned in
the paragraph above.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
New Name

Just in case you cannot find
a listing for acroclinium or rho
danthe in your catalog. botan-
lists have recently changed their
Latin names 10 Hehpterum so
YOU might Try looking under
this name too.
The statice family has some
members that are very lovely
for dried bouquets. Perhaps the
most commonly grown IS Sta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

YOU LEAN girls get lcancr
in the summer and blame the
whole thing on tho weather.
And what with ratoning and
all. you may feel pretty sorry
for yourselves.
Start this summer right so
that you won't have 10 drag
through the days with your
energy at low cbb. You can
gain a pound a week by seeing
10 it that you get an extra 500
calories a day. That isn't diff
cult Milk, for example. How
rluch do you drink? Probably
one glass a day is your average.
But don't call IT a day until
you have had a full quart Of
milk. Plus two eggs.
Need Protein
When you have been UNDER
nouriShed for some time yGu
need a good quality Of protein
and adequate minerals 20 build
up and milk and eggs fll the
bill best. SO. before milk goes
on the ratloncd list get your
four glasses day 675 CalOrcs
The eggs give YOU $50 calorlc,
and furnish protein extra iron
and vtamin A, all Of which you
need.
II YOU really want 20 inn
prosc your health. you VIII eat
breakfast. You arc 50 positive
you couldn't eat a good morning
meal that Vol don't ny. But
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

Women. Here Is a real OPP
portunity TO DO som T.
THING. Join the WAC today
-6Sl Federal Building. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Corn Soup

For eight portions Of the
soup take six ears of sweet
corn and roll them over a hot
stove. or place them in the
oven until the grains are fun
rich brown. Then shell grains
from the cob and soak over
night in cold water.
Next morning put the soaked
corn IN two quarts Of cold
water. add one pound of cooked
beef cut into small pieces and a
half pound Of raw salt pork cut
into small pieces.
Add three medium potatoes
diced into half-lnch pieces and
three small onions sliced into
thin rings.
Add a No 2 can Of red beans.
or cup of dried red beans
which have been soaked over
night. Season with salt and
black pepper, or dried red pep
per. If available.
Simmer slowly for at least
five hours. stirring frequently.
Add bit Of water occasionally
if the soup appears 10 be get
ting too thick.
In the old days venison was
used instead Of beef. and the
beans came from the indians
own gardens. lust as the onions
and potatoes.
The soup is served as a course
in itself. Not even bread is
served with u, although the
effete white man probably would
prefer DTCdd-OT INN toast.
And IL struck me that Crou-
tors might well be added.
Sunday Snsck
Speaking Of food, here's
tasty meal for the hot weather.
Comes from our fashion editor
who was faced with the problem
OF getting dinner last Sunday
and nothing much IN the
house as they had neglected
TO shop on Saturday.
Up in the cupboard, she says,
she found a can OF speed ham
and a can Of sliced pine
apple.
She took the. juice from the
ham and the juice from the
pineapple 60. put them into a
skillet. Sliced the ham fairly
thin and Simmered in the juice
I'LL thoroughly heated
Then she placed a slice Of
pineapple on each slice Of ham.
Spr.nkled with brown sugar and
placed under tho bro.lcr till the
sugar melted and Drowned
Served with hot biscuits and
A green salad -. CucumncIs and
sour cream.
Then coffee and ice cream IN
the living room.
What could be nicer -. for a
hot afternoon, such as was
Sunday
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Hampton Roads Unions
Ask Wage Reodjustment

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Nov. IS
tF1.-Labor unions of the war
crowded Hampton Roads Shipbuild-
ing area declared at a meeting here
that the Little Steel formula on
wages should be readjusted unless
Congress is able to effect a rollback
of living costs to the September,
1912, level
Approximately $50 committeeman
named by their unions to study the
cost of living said, in a resolution
adopted here yesterday, that wages
must be adjusted upward unless the
rollback of prices is accomplished.
The same group affirmed support
OF the anti-inf1ation program; went
on record as condemning merchants
who oppose price e-control measures
and advocated a campaign for the
enactment of city ordinances to
facilitate enforcement of OPA regu-
lations.
The conference was told by Calvin
Tennis, Hampton, assistant director
OF the Hampton Roads war man.
power organization, that the high
cost of living in this sector was re-
sponsible for high turnover in
manpoWer in the area.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Need of Postwar Rotioninq
Declared Less Likely
BY the Associated Press.


ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. NOV. IS,
The need for postwar rationing
in this country, in favor of relief to
Europe and China, appeared less
serious here today as the commit
tees of the United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Administration
began their work.
This development followed on the
heels of a report that the overall
cost to the United States for its
contribution to the UNRRA would
be about billion and half dollars.
The entire bill will not be pre-
sented to Congress in lump sum,
1t was said, the initial appropri-
alton bill probably asking for less
than half billion.
1t was reported after the first
Finance Committee session last
night that UNRRA members are
striving to fix a flexible formula
to produce about two and a half
billion dollars, the amount spent by
the United States for European
reconstruction after the World War
Flexible Formula Needed.
The formula, it was said, must be
flexible as it is not possible for all
nations to meet fairly the proposal
for instance, that they be assessed
per cent of their annual income.
This formula, however, seems to
have the lead as the American con-
tribution would be about that
amount.
The uninvaded countries, rosaehly
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Psychiotrists
Continued From First Page J

his teachers, whether he was re-
liable.
The teachers will check "charac-
teristics which apply" Among these
characteristics are moody, seclusive,
suspicious, effeminate, deceptive
markedly nervous, strikingly imma
ture, victim of temper tantrums, a
"show-off," day dreamer" or just
peculiar"
What the teachers think of their
boys will 60 on file at District head
quarters, awaiting the day the boy
registers for selective service and
comes up for induction.
Followups to Be Made.
The social workers, completing the
picture, will go to a mans boss and
possibly to the man himself to find
out how he got along with other
employees, whether he changed Jobs
frequently, whether he was "ex-
ceedingly shy" had repeated mar
ital difficulties, was addicted to
drink or drugs, was "overdepend-
ent on some person" or showed evil
dence of sexual abnormalities.
Other records will show whether
the man had ever been in prison or
committed to a mental institution.
At the present time approximately
80 per cent of the men rejected in
the District are sent back for psy-
chiatric or neurological reasons. It's
the highest single case of rejection
here.
I'VE don't know whether this will
cut down rejections," said a Dis
trict draft spokesman, but it will
eliminate those who should stay out
and get in the men who should be
in the armed forces"
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Jops Increase Claims
Of BouqoinviIIe Sinkinqs
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
The japanese radio, broadcasting
another entire( unsubstantiated re-
port of heavy Allied naval losses, de-
clared yesterday that naval planes
had sunk two cruisers out of an
Allied task force south of Bougain-
vile Island Saturday, and damaged
a destroyer, a battleship. and me-
dium-sized aircraft carrier.
This alleged engagement was the
fourth air battle off Bou@inville
Island" said the broadcast.
Berlin relayed a Toxic dispatch
giving this total of Allied losses since
October q in the Solomons area !:
Thirty-seven warships and trans
ports sunk, including four battle
ships, two airplane carriers and IL
cruisers. Damaged, said the Jap
anese, were So warships and trans
ports, including two battleships,
three aircraft carriers and IL cruis-
ers.
But, despite these wholesale sink
ines, "the Americans have
such large reserves in this area that
they could Immediately form a
further large formation of their
fleet" said second Toxic via Berlin
broadcast.