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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Softer Hands can be Yours
with the Ehro Protection of this Threr Fine Flake soopl

ARE you Hand-Happy lady? Do you like
n your hands to be held? To be kissed?
Well, if your hands aren't that soft and
smooth, come on and get Hand-Happy at your
dishWdsting Change from strong soaps--to
the New Chipso! Chipso's different now, It's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

THE VARIETY meats
brains, heart, kidneys, liver, OK
tails, sweetbreads, tripe and
tongue-are not included on the
restricted meats. These organs
are recommended as a means
10 increase the weekly allow
ance and also TO bring variety
into meals.
They are economical and con-
tribute the same essential food
elements found in muscle meats
and in some cases are eX-
traordinary sources of certain
nutrients.
To prepare brains, first soak
in cold water, then remove the
membrane. Simmer for Is
minutes in water, to which salt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Foods
Plentiful
This Week

SHIPPED-IN vegetables are
lighter than usual this week,
except lettuce and carrots. The
lettuce is quite plentiful, but
prices are rather high because
of the demand. The carrots,
however, are fairly reasonable
in price.
The supply of California
oranges is rather light, but
there are moderate offerings
coming in from Florida.
APPLES, AVOCADOS, car
rots and lettuce are in plentiful
supply.
There Is a moderate supply of
grapefruit, oranges, lemons,
strawberries, beets, cabbage.
caulifiower, celery, cucumbers,
pepper, rhubarb and sweet pota-
tees.
A light supply of the following
exists: Pineapples, asparagus,
,broccoh, mushrooms, onions,
parsnips, peas, potatoes, rad
ishes, rutababas, shallots. spin
ach and tomatoes.
NORMAL SUPPLIES of veal
and lamb have been reported
this week, and somewhat in
creased amounts of beef, &C
cording to the Detroit Municipal
Bureau of Markets. Offerings
of pork continue to be light.
The butter situation is un-
changed. Offerings of eggs and
F., cheese are moderate.
Supplies of poultry are rather
under normal this week.
The fresh fish supply Is still
rather low, due to the recent
severe cold weather. There are,
though, winter caught, weather
frozen, whitefish and yellow
pike. Prices are very reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Tin Can Collection Saturday

HOW MANY tin cans have you saved and prepared
for the big collection Saturday?
Your country needs every
Regardless of how many you have, few bushel
get them ready. Every counts
To prepare tin wash and labels Cut off
ends top and bottom, and place them inside Faten
the with foot and place in the contaner you
set aside for this purpose.
Be sure to set tin out the curb tonight
they will be ready for early Saturday morning pickup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

and lemon juice or vinegar
have been added. Add l tea
spoon salt and l tablespoon
lemon juice or vinegar for each
quart of water used. Drain and
drop into cold water.
After the brains are partly
cooked. they may be broken
into small pieces and scrambled
with eggs, reheated in a rich
cream sauce or a well seasoned
tomato sauce, dipped in egg and
crumbs and fried in deep fat
until a delicate golden brown,
made into croquettes, or in
salad. Broiling is an easy way
to prepare them.
To broil, brush both sides
with butter. place on rack and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Nutritious Salad
For the Lunch Box

FOR THE nutrition-conscious
homemaker. faced with problems
Of rationing and voluntary shar-
ing. the question Of what TO put
In the lunch box is ever present.
Here's lima bean salad sue-
geStion that will help provide
variety and nutritive value-at
low cost.
The recipe, requiring only a
cup and one-half of tongue or
ham, is patriotic as well as eco
nomical.
This salad can be prepared
the night before and kept in the
refrigerator, which is an addi-
tional recommendation 10 the
maker of the sandwiches for the
lunch boxes of husband and
school children.
Harlequin Salad
cup dried limas
ltz cups chopped tongue or ham
3 hard-cooked eggs, sliced
y cup chopped pickles
q cup French dressing
! head lettuce
/ tomato. peeled and sliced.
Soak limas in cold water 4 10
, hours or overnight. Add salt
and cook in same water 30 10
40 minutes or until tender. Pre-
pare and combine meat. limaS,
eggs and pickles. Then mix with
French dressing and let stand /
hour in a cold place.
Pile on a bed of lettuce and
garnish with sliced tomato
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Wartime Marketing
Oranges. Lemons. Tangerines
Now Being Sold by the Pound
By PRUDENCE PENNY

2 tablespoons flour
l teaspoon salt
4 teaspoon pepper
4 teaspoon paprika
/ teaspoon WorceS tershire
sauce
? cups milk
6 poached eggs
6 slices hot toast.
Saute mushrooms in butter
until tender, about 5 minutes.
Add flour and seasonings: blend.
Add milk and cook, stirring
constantly. Boil for three min
utes. Place eggs on toast and
cover with sauce. Serves six.
Top-of-fhe-Rsnee SoufAs
IL cups milk
2 tablespoons butter
q teaspoon salt
= teaspoon pepper
s eggs, beaten
! sprig parsley. finely chopped.
Heat milk and butter in upper
part of double boiler. Add sea-
sonings to eggs and beat very
light. Add hot milk to eggs
and beat thoroughly. Return to
upper part of double boiler and
cook over simmering water for
30 minutes. Serve hot. Gar
nish with chopped parsley.
Serves four TO six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

CITRUS FRUITS are avails-
bic by the pound this weekend
in some OF the super markets in
the city. For the first time
these stores will be selling
oranges, lemons and tangerines
In this manner. This will elimi-
nate any guess work on the
part of the grocer or home
maker as TO the value given,
since the fruits do vary in size
Other things that you will
find while shopping this week
end-chicken in boxes. cut in
pieces, ready 70 prepare in any
way you may desire. Remember.
that stamp No. II in the ration
book. good for three pounds of
sugar. expires tomorrow, March
13. Be sure 10 include this item
on your list if you haven't al
ready purchased your supply.
Eggs are plentiful at this time
and are down in price. Since
they are such an important item
in the diet, we want TO use them
often. Adults should have at
least three or four a week and
children one each day. Here are
appetizing ways 10 include them
In your menus during the COM
ing week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Braised Pork Shanks

GIVE PORK shanks a new
turn by braising. Simmer them
IN water to cover for about as
minutes, and remove skin.
Brown in hot fat in a heavy
kettle, add 1 to 2 cups of water,
cover and simmer for about two
hours or until tender. Vegetables
may be cooked alongside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Room Mood
Determined
By Color
BY ELEANOR ROSS

USUALLY WE find that color
is the source of our pleasure or
annoyance with a room, and fire.
quently switch in draperies or
slipcovers, a change of. pictures
or accessories, makes all the diff
ference in the world.
A monatone scheme Is as de-
pressing as a hodge-podge of
color is irritating, and yet we
see many rooms that are guilty
of one or the other failing.
If floor and walls are in solid
color. then there may be leeway
in patterns and colors for Grapes
and upholstery, but if the floor
covering is patterned, and the
walls done in a patterned paper,
then go slow with draperies and
upholstery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Baked Eggs
(Spanish Style)

3 tablespoons chopped onion
3 tablespoons chopped green
pepper
u cup butter or margarine
6 eggs
Salt and pepper
cup bread crumbs
II cup grated cheese:
Brown onion and pepper In
butter or margarine, then pour
into baking dish. Break eggs into
dish, being careful not TO break
yolks. Season with salt and pep
per. Mix crumbs with cheese
and sprinkle over eggs. Bake in
moderate oven 1850 degrees)
about Is minutes or until eggs
are firm. Serve in baking dish.
Eggs With Mushrooms
n pound mushrooms, cut in
pieces
4 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

milder suds will help you to softer hands
from today on! The New Chipso-the special
flake soap for dishes-has new mildness TO give
your hands protection. Avoid strong soap
roughness. Get New Chipso. From the first day,
you'll be helping yourself to softer hands!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Warm Colors

For north room or a room
with little sunshine, warm colors
such as shades of red and yellow
give an illusion of sunshine, while
cool green's, blues, white or gray
will appear cold, depressing and
uninviting. However, these col
ors mixed with a little red or
yellow, become warmer.
For south rooms with plenty
of sun, the blues and greens are
pleasantly cool. Here red or yell
low should appear only as ac-
cents, bits of contrast. Large
areas should be restful. The
larger the amount used, the
quieter the color should be: the
smaller the amount, the more
striking the contrast may be.
Restful Room
For a really restful room, one
that is a real sanctuary from
the world today, many experts
recommend walls, floor and large
pieces of furniture be made a
quiet background for more col
orful draperieS, lamp shades, pic
lures, small chairs, bookshelves
and maybe pottery or china.
One of the prettiest and most
restful rooms we know has walls
and woodwork painted a soft.
dusty rose, the rug is a rose
beige. The sofa is covered In
dusty rose striped fabric, and
big chair is upholstered in a pat
tern OF burgundy and dusty rose.
White lamps and green plants
add additional beauty TO this
room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

broil slowly until light brown.
Serve with beaten biscuits,
French fried potatoes, chopped
cabbage and endiVe salad,
creamed peas and apricot pie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
LIONS
TIGERS
crave
"gIanduIar meats"
so does your dog

Lions and Tigers taught us how
20 make a dog food your dog will
love. Hunters say when Wild jun
glesnimals attack theirprey they
always eat the glands first be-
cause they crave that glsndular
meat taste. To make THRIvO MIA
taste good To your dog we put in
a special glanduIar meat meal
made from fresh glanduIarmeats
togiyeitthat gianduidr taste ani-
mails crave. Thrive Mix il the only
food containing this special CLAN
d,iiar meat meal 80 even tho
your dog won't eat other dog
foods, he'll love Thrive Mix. In
sist your grocer get you Thrive
Mix. Nothing else has this taste.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

COME of readefee dark forebodngs the future Of
the veterans of this somewhat exaggerated in view
Of the bright promises of the administration good
of the boys
WE'LL let tell you that the very face of these promises
the most extraordinary abuses the veterans already taking
place and the dismal prospect neglect that confronted
the discharged heroes OF all past confront the
warriors of Tunisia and Sicily and Italy and the Pacific
lido not ask you take my word for the situation Ipesent
herewith letter from officer of organization of veterans
that makes its business inquire into matters of this
and that indeed dedicated to the task of trying protect the
interests of all veterans.
refer to the Veterans of Foreign Wars the United States
The who writes is NJ c. Hermann of San Francisco
officer of the Department of California and you will by read
ing his letter that all the evils of disregard of its
fighting men after their fighting days over against which
have been campaigning again evidence and that those
once disilusioned, no longer trust in promises
IN THE contrary they foesee do the trend toward the
reputation of solemn word passed to the action
today that has been the experience of the veterans of all
Here is the letter:
Nov 20, 1913
Dear Mr.. Runyon:
1t is superhuous tell you that the of the nation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

One Word Led to Another
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Great lmperonator Finds FBl Not So Dumb
The great impersonator is doing neat seven in the
cink and should be out about 1850.
The great mpersonator was also fined tidy $1,000
which the kind of hay you see sticking out of
barns
All because the great impersonator ran an endowed
college for draft dodgers in midtown Manhattan. The
great mpersonator the dean the brsar the faculty
and the prexy of the Draft Dodgers University.
The great mpersonator did not teach the young idea
how to shoot The curriculum consisted Of course IN
moronics The physical education series of limps
1t the FBIs business to circumvent the CTS
business. So the CT taught his students to major in
cataleptics and advanced 'diocy
He knew the army would put the spurners if you
looked silly walked erratic and talked soap bubbles
So he taught his bright students to act dumb. They
spent their happy childhood hours cutting out paper dolls
One guy got so good he could make them salute.
But noticing a few crackpots than usual in
Manhattan the FBI took cognzance and the great
impersonator to earth
They found the CT charged his pupils couple of
grand for education in ignorance
SO the CT is in the cooler where the epaulets
bit of fuzz and dash of dandruf For the next
seven years he will play checkers with his
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
II. v. DURLING
THE SIDE,

Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
fashion than is customary on the
part of the experts on this SUBJ
ject. Thousands of women have
been asked to state how they
got their husbands. This straight
forward research indicates most
women met the man they were
TO marry through friends.
Next on the list of meetings
ending in marriage were those
resulting from the girls work.
That is a marriage with man
in the same office; sometimes
the boss. Or in the case of a
waitress marrying one of the
customers. Or a manicurist
doing likewise, and so on.
Though the summer vacation
period has been played up as a
good time 10 meet prospective
husband, only 5 per cent of the
women questioned met their
mates that way. Four per cent
Of the ladies frankly admitted
they met their future partners
by the pickup method. Three
per cent met the man at church.
Two per cent revealed their
marriages we're the result of
blind dates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
THE BRIGHTER SIDE
NY DHmiOn RHnyOn

Copyright ist5, by King Features
Distributed By international News Service

firmly your expressions outlined your column We
wildly recall days of 1893 the infamous Economy Act
passed and became law
We gulbe enough believe that future attacks
against appropriations for benefits
being prepared by such organizations the National
Economy League and representatives of the large taxpayer
groups.
We fully realize the grand strategy being planned
compel future legislation which would epuda every promise
made to the veterans of our nation
THE VICIOUS practice of compelling boys being returned
from battle fronts because of disabilities and health mper
fectons sign waivers discamng right their part
file for compensation very fine example of what is being
planned in the future for these Veterans.
We have been given understand that the rating boards of
the Veterans Administration throughout the country do not
slider these waivers the adjudication of before hem
but the fact remains that the disclaimers become part of the
folder and undoubtedly will be introduced valid evil
dence of awards made and later
to come before rating boards for adjudication.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

WE HAVE been in receipt of hundreds of complaints from
boys hospitals and discharge depicting the abuse and
compuon which they subjected in order that these wav
be signed before discharge
Who, ask, is responsible for this unAmercan practice?
Could be the forces nmcabe the best interests of dis
abled veterans? .l/|n
The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States has
dedicated itself program designed protect the interests
of all veterans and you will vigorously combat such
unfair practice as the outlined in this letter.
1t is very true that Of this will come many millions
of who because of their numbers should be able
protect themselves Their ability however do is contingent
upon their ability to organize and present solid front
SINCE THIS started the Veterans of Foreign Wars of
the United States nationally, have affiliated 100000
bers the armed forces with that
the veterans of this cognzan the problems ahead Of
them and realize the utmost necessity for their utilization with
established veteran groups whom they know have their best
interests at heart Consequently your article is most
timely and all veterans grid themselves for the
unjust fight ahead.
We deeply appreciate your sentiments expressed and your
friendly attitude those who have borne the bn of battle
Sincerely
(Sgned) M. c. HERMANN,
Dept. Quartermaster-Adjt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

on, the aud house, the aud
house.
What though the rooms Wsvs
Dsel
Oh, kind hearts peys Dwelling
there
Ard bdirnies FIJI o 0iee.
The ould rose aud the Jessamine
still hang upon the Wd,
HoW many cherished memories
Do they, stCeet foDers, recdI
ELEPHANT.
POSSIBLY no memory occurs
more 10 a woman with grown
sons and daughters than that of
of what life was like when her
children were very young. My
mother often spoke TO me OF
how Jolly everything Was whea
my sister and / were kiddies.
And we didn't live in a house,
either. but in an apartment.
then known as "a flat And,
believe me, our rooms were
wee" enough. But we did have
fun
THE how to get a husband
Il problem has recently been
approached in more practical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

eat, one would dispair Of the
survival of the human race.
Here again II would seem
that only . diet Of canned fruit
juices would keep them alive.
And the doctors sign the GER
tificates"
Ny own household has lived
on rationinH since IL began and
can say that any person with
any kind OF food allergy can get
what he or she needs on the
ordinary ration points.
THE situation reminds me OF
the old days OF prohibition
when a doctor would sign
prescription for whisky for any
body AT 50 a head.
i low many inNalidS really need
whisky? Plenty OF people like
II, but nobody needs IL.
II is all unfair and unpatri-
Otto. l cannot think Of any
disease condition that requires
food tina, cannot no procured in
any part of the United States
on ordinary rationing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
POLITICAL PARADE
By GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN

WASHINGTON, Dec. Z - OF
" tho historic meeting be-
tween Henry VII of England,
and Francis ! of France. At the
Cloth of Gold. in 1920 a British
historian has written:
Nothing like it will ever be
seen again on earth"
But IL is obvious that he did
ndN reckon on that Cairo con-
ference. which by all accounts.
was the most stupendous thing
ever staged in the annals OF
modern mankind
And yet, II must be admitted,
that the greatest potentate IN
the world today the most out
standing man of all the tower
ing men was absent from this
momentous meeting between
the the h Q is of state of
Britain. the United States and
China.
Prime Minister Churchill and
Pres dent Roosevelt had 10
travel many hundreds Of miles
10 the east before they could
meet with ~his giant Of the
global war, Marshal Stain.
NOT since the Emperor Henry
~ w had Travelled. in the Elev-
enth Century 10 CanoSSa, there
10 stand barefooted in the snow
for four days doing penance. be-
fore the great Gre CORY VII
would meet him and extend the
Pspal pardon. had the top man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

OF a mighty empire journeyed so
far 10 greet the head OF another
empire.
Not even Napoleon knuckled
down TO a czar of Russia as
Churchill and Roosevelt have
knuckled down 10 Stain. in
meeting him. as IL were on his
own home grounds. only 60
miles from Russian soil and in
a country virtually dominated
by Russia.
Napoleon and Alexander I
concluded the peace of Tilsit on
a raft in the middle OF the river
Niemen. Churchill and RooSe-
welt went 10 Iran. Oh, well. II
the mountain would not 90 20
Mahomet perforce Mahomet
would go 10 the mountain.
QUT what does all this mean?
- Canny Jan SHUTS. prime
minister Of the Union OF South
Africa, and acting boss in Lon
don in the absence OF his su-
periors, put the points on II in
a speech delivered on Thanks
giving Day when Roosevelt
was sitting down 10 his turkey
dinner and cranberry sauce in
Egypt.
According 70 the Associated
Press report from London.
SHUTS declared that al the
conclusion OF hostilities. in which
three OF the FIVE great. powers
in Europe will have disappeared"
France. Italy and Germany
Russia will be the mistress OF
the continent"
The marshal OF country
that is about 20 become the
mistress" OF a continent. by
virtue Of the deeds of armies OF
millions OF men. does not have
10 travel 10 see prime ministers
and presidents. even presidents
of the United States.
Prime ministers and presi-
dents themselves do the travel
ing when they want 10 see such
a marshal, although only figura-
lively, OF course, do they stand
barefooted in the snow.
The incident isn't fattering 10
American pride>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
DEAR Boss:
Letters From Times Soldiers

and winding paths which lead
down TO the sea wall. It's gam
bling rooms have been converted
into library. Its dance hall is
our recreation room, with ping
pong tables, Sadio, juke box and
piano. The dining hall is now
our theater and we have
movies nightly. Another richly
carpeted room is our chapel. To
top il all off, we enjoy a weekly
ration of canned beer-direct
from our portable refrigeration
unit.
0UR presen assignments
" are varied. Parsell and I
are in the personnel office,
pounding typewriters or unbind-
ing red tape most of the time.
He handles all incoming men,
arranges duty assignments and
billeting. work on ratings and
training and have a little side
line on a weekly Autographed
paper.
Buchanan has found salt. He
is assigned TO one of the small
patrol boats in the harbof >snd
spends long hours at the docks
learning the tricks of coxswain.
He expects he will earn this rate
soon.
Barlow is attached to a sound
detection unit far out at one
end of the bay and is in special
training which will qualify him
to operate and maintain secret
sounding devices. WILL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

QUERIES from clients. O."
3 What was the first Christie
mas present you ever received?
"A-You have me stopped
there. The first one I remem-
her was an official league base
ball and q first baseman's glove.
That same Christmas l received
q copy of tom Sawyer"
Q-Could you help me name
my male canary?
All do my best. 1 am a
little inexperienced i'm naming
canaries. Never owned one.
How about calling your canary
Sinatra:
Q-Ever been to Appleton,
Wis?
A-Never, but 1 had good
friend who came from there
originally. That was Houdini,
the handcuf king, of vaudeville
fame. also know Edna Ferber
once lived In Appleton, and I
haven't forgotten the automobile
that was known as "the Apple
ton Jackrabbit."
Q-All right, smart boy, name
the william in the serial "Perils
of Pauline" in which Pearl
White was the heroine.
A-This Is q big winning day
for me. can use those stogies
too. The villain In this serial
was Paul Panzer.
DILL GOLDSTONE, Califor-
MIA hotel owner. is about
TO open a 1,200-room annex
to his LOS Angeles hotel
which will be free to
service men. Mr.. Goldstone
was once a film producer. He
made several million dollars pro-
ducing films in the section of
Hollywood which was then
called Poverty Row" II was so
called because the studios there
made films for SIS. 900 or less.
Battling Levinsky. Former
leather pusher. / believe Levin
sky at one time in his career
Engaged in five bouts in one
week. He is now a necktie
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