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Evening star., 1943-08-06
Pep Up Flavor

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To pep up the flavor Of cooked
lima, navy or green beans, add a
little chilli sauce or catsup just be-
fore serving. A tablespoon per IA
cups OF beans is plenty.
Evening star., 1943-08-06

Lenox Gift Ware-ExQuisite Lenox
china is always appreciated by those
"in the know" The craftsmanship
of each piece is wonderful, and the
manufacturers seem always to bring
their creations out in the loveliest
pale, soft colors, such as beautiful
shades Of blue. rose, green and yel-
low. Among the articles that make
welcome gifts are bonbon dishes,
vases of unusual designs and shapes,
candy and cigarette boxes and
decorative birds. Nothing could be
more attractive than table ar
ranged with lamp and other acces-
sorles in matching colors. In fact,
q local store has such table on dis
play which is we'll worth the time
and trouble to see.
Baby's boOties make excellent
Sho10er gifts for they are sUeet
and dainty in appearance and
are not on the eTpenSiDe side OF
the ledger. Practically all kinds
are obtaindble, but if you are in
tereSted in this type OF gift be
sure and see those packQqed in
transparent bores and accom-
panied By sdchets. A sdchet is
placed in the top OF each bootie
and the odor they give of is
pIedsingly fragrant There are
plenty OF the silk Uariety in blue
and pink, but those cute plush
ones that resemble a bunny NTH
ears and glass eyes are most at
trdctiDe.
Silver cocktail goblets might not
be practical for the present-day
busy housewife to possess, but they
certainly are beautiful and rich to
look at. They demand plenty OF at
tention to keep them sparkling, but
If you like this sort of thing, they
are we'll worth it. They stand
Evening star., 1943-08-06

found that the results were
smoother.
OF course, evaporated milk, chilled
and whipped was often used to re-
place the cream, and with good re-
suits when fruit, chocolate or coffee
was used as a flavor. Now that this
is rationed, We cannot use it as often
as we might like.
I have been experimenting with
some frozen desserts which are
practical at the moment, and I find
that one made with a iunket base
is very good when vanilla, maple
sirup or lemon juice is used as a
favoring. The lemon sherbet which
demands milk instead of cream Is
inexpensive and very good. The
secret of making such desserts
easily Is to follow directions exactly.
Do not let the mixture freeze too
hard before it is beaten. 1t should
be frozen to a mush." Otherwise,
Evening star., 1943-08-06

Sweet little Sunday-best jumper
with pretty blouse-perfection itself
for a to year old girl.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1,755-B
designed for sizes 3, 4, S, 8, 7 and
years. Size jumper requires III
yards ss-inch material, blouse,
yard.
BstoTs you start back to school"
eewtng, consult the fall fashion book
tor latest pattern ideas. Styles for
all ages, from up, are displayed
In t&hs catalogue priced at Is cents.
You may order copy with a Is
cent pattern for rs cents plus l
cent postage.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus cent for postage,
n COINS with your name, address,
pattern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington Star,
Post once Box rs, Station o, New
York IL, N. Y.
Evening star., 1943-08-06
Seasonal Transition Tricks

Even before the war when women
spent money more lavishly on them
selves, August presented big what
to-wear problem. It's the time of
the summer when you're completely
fed up with every stitch in your
closet, when you want to buy some
thing new and fall-looking; yet you
know that you all but sweltered yes
terday and that tomorrow probably
won't be much better. So-what to
Evening star., 1943-08-06
By Edith M. Barber.

you will have it scattering over your
clean kitchen. If 1t does 60 past
this point, take it out of the re-
frigerator and let it soften a little
before you break it up and begin to
beat it. And electric beater will
make it particularly smooth, but
enough elbow grease will accom-
plish the same results.
LEMON SHERBET.
l rennet tablet
! tablespoon cold water.
cups fresh milk.
Il cup sugar.
Rind and juice Of lemon.
Dissolve rennet tablet by crushing
IN cold water. Warm milk, sugar
and grated lemon rind slowly, STIR
ring constantly. Test a drop on in
side Of wrist frequently. When COM
fortably warm 110 degrees F. not
hot, remove at once from heat. Add
Evening star., 1943-08-06
Shopping around
BY Dorothy Murrav

approximately 6 inches high, have
pencil stems and gracefully
shaped bowls. The interior of the
bowls are finished in pale gold plate.
A set Of six or eight Of these goblets
with handsome serving tray of
silver would lend elegance to the
home cocktail hour.
IL a masculine member OF pour
family is soon to celebrate q
birthday, you might be interested
in giUing him smart set con-
sisting OF cuff links, collar clip
and tieholder made of leather,
These are definitely patterned to
the masculine taste and should
last tor long period OF time.
The set comes in a leather boT
fitted NTH a UelUet lining, that
could be used later Jor holding
his ten, but cherished, pieces OF
5eUelry.
The latest shower cap is made
more like a hood 1t fits over the
head and extends down almost
to the shoulders. Across the front
of the hood is a strip of isinglass,
open at the bottom, which enables
the wearer to see and breath The
rest of the hood is made of water
proof oiled silk which is light in
weight, but very effective. The hoods
come in setS-the other article being
a utility cape to be worn over the
shoulders when applying cosmetics
or combing the hair. The capes are
also made of the oiled-silk material.
Evening star., 1943-08-06

that even its own designer wonr
recognize it. Best of all-even YOU
undomestic ones who have trouble
threading needs can pull this
trick. Simply take the buttons of
\ shirtwaist dress and substitute
tiny black bows for the buttons.
Match the buttons with tiny black
velvet pillbox, match with short
black gloves and q black bag. II
your dress has no buttons try belt
OF black velvet. Vive Ia velvet for
fan chic.
Dark accessories? substi-
tute dark accessories for the white
ones you've been wearing-and
you'll find that many q summer
dress has fall future!
Evening star., 1943-08-06

Many quick meals at this season
of the year are cold meals, although
we usually like to have q hot vege-
table or two with the cold main
dish. Cold cuts, at least those which
are grouped under the name sum-
mer sausage, are often available
when other meats are short. With
potatoes prepared in an attractive
fashion hot vegetable and a green
salad, or frosty dessert, we will have
satisfying meal.
Then there are the hearty salads
which can serve as main dishes.
Fresh shrimps can be purchased
either raw or cooked and picked
crab meat which is ready for service
is also available. These are not
cheap, but by combining them with
celery, which is an Improvement to
texture and flavor, we can make a
small amount of fish go long way.
Halibut, cod, haddock or salmon may
be poached and used for one meal
with enough left over, if we plan
for this when we purchase the fish,
to form the basis of salad for the
next evening.
Potato salad is a good choice for
service with cold cuts. One OF the
savory sausages may be shredded
and mixed with the ingredients.
Diced cucumbers are particularly
good with potato salad. I like to
add little celery seed if I have
not any fresh celery on hand. In
stead of the sausage stuffed eggs
may be used as an accompaniment.
A few tablespoonfuls of leftover
minced ham or deviled ham, or a
little anchovy paste If you have it
On hand make good addition to
the strained yolks Of the hard
cooked eggs.
Mayonnaise or a cooked dressing
is generally used with a hearty
salad. The first will probably be
purchased and the latter can be
made in a quantity large enough to
serve for several meals. 1t will keep
indefinitely if stored in the refrig-
orator.
COOKED SALAD DRESSING.
teaspoons salt.
IA teaspoons dry mustard.
4 teaspoons sugar.
Dash of cayenne.
2 tablespoons -four.
2 eggs, or 4 egg yolks, slightly
beaten.
l cup scalded milk.
u cup vinegar.
l cup sour cream.
Mix dry ingredients and add to
slightly beaten eggs Add milk and
vinegar and cook over hot water.
stirring constantly, until mixture
thickens. Cool quickly and add sour
cream. Store in covered jar in re-
frigerator. Yield-about cups.
And for Dessert
Our favorite ice cream which
solves the dessert problem so often,
especially in warm weather Is not
so plentiful this year. We would
be inclined to depend more upon
the homemade frozen dessert which
can be prepared In our automatic
refrigerator If we could get cream
which whips easily. In former days,
we generally chose a recipe which
Evening star., 1943-08-06
Clean Furniture

To keep kitchen furniture clean
60 over the wooden parts frequently
with a cloth dipped in warm soapy
water. Wipe dry and then apply
a reliable furniture polish. This
helps keep the wood in good condi-
ton as we'll as improving appear
ance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Deputy Named
Chief Of Police
At Wydndotte

Deputy Chief Martin Lilienthal
today became temporary chief of
police of Wyandotte, succeeding
William p. Rutledge, former De-
troit police commissioner.
Announcing Rutledge's resigna-
ton. effective yesterday Cliff
Drouillard, president of the Wyan-
dotte police board. said the vet
eran officer sent it from his winter
home in Florida.
81 have the honor 10 resign"
Rutledge's brief note said.
Rutledge was named Wyandotte
chief Jan. 2S. 1882. He retired
from the Detroit police depart
ment in January. 1880, after ris-
ing through the ranks during 35
years of service. Before accept
ing the Wyandotte post he was a
consultant 10 the Pontiac police
department.
In January. 1888. petition
signed by 548 Wyandotte citizens
asked that Rutledge be removed
because he was not a resident OF
Wyandotte and not a taxpayer"
The police and fire commission
declined 10 remove him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
F0P President
Tells Court Aims
Of Police Club

Dearborn Police 1t. Henry Mida.
president of the State Fraternd
Order of Police, will resume the
witness stand today in Circuit
Judge Keidan's Court to face the
questioning of Assistant Corpora-
ton Counsel Goldstick.
Shortly before court closed
yesterday 1t. Mida explained from
the witness stand statements re-
putedly made at a meeting in
Port Huron.
He was alleged TO have de.
clared that IF the Detroit officials
do not permit the organization of
the department 100000 men will
push the city hall into the river.
1t. Mida explained that his
statement was misinterpreted ara
that what he said was:
eff Detroit officials did nat }
allow organization OF the de-
partment In the FOP the men r
would organize with some in- .
dustrial union and pressure, ofl
100000 other unionists would
figurativeIy push the city hall
into the river" s-r
Prior to his testimony Commiss
sioner John II. Witherspoon was
on the stand for several hours
lexplaining why he issued the or
Ider forbidding utilization of police
linen with the organization. 20
He termed the order a union
Whose members would be torn. BE-
tween two oaths of allegiance. !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Flaps jailed
ForCdmp Riot

KHAN ATH FALLS, Ore,
March 2 CINS).-Twelve Japa-
nese evacuees from the Tulelake,
Cal, war relocation center were
held in jail here today after a sec
ond disturbance at the camp with
in "a hours.
John d. Cook. projects report
officer. said the u. all American
born but Japanese-educated, were
jailed on charges of beating two
fellow evacuees who urged other
camp residents 10 register for
job clearance and military service.
The violence was quelled by
members of the center's self-gov-
erning authority. Cook said, and
military police did not take part.
Twenty-Five other Jap residents
of the camp, jailed after a pre-
vious outbreak, were removed 10
an undisclosed destination Satur-
day night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Beim Asks
Housing
MiStriaI
Photo by International News Photos

Charging that a newspaper in
terView with a chief witness was
prejudicial Maurice L. Bein. Chi
cago contractor and alleged con-
spirator in the Herman Gardens
housing fraud. today petitioned
Recorders Judge Van Zile for a
mistrial.
Defense Attorney P. J. NJ
Hally presented the motion as the
bribery conspiracy case OF Beln,
Paul A. Fisher and Charles J. Car
penter was resumed.
Hally said the article mot in
the Detroit Times). quoted former
Councilman Robert Ewald chief
state witness, as saying the con-
tractor had offered him SIS. 00O
for his housing contract vote The
interview. Hally declared. not only
gave information but also included
the writer's interpretations.
Van Zile withheld his ruling
pending an individual poll Of the
jurors as TO their knowledge OF
the article.
Convicted Of bribery in the
housing scandal, Ewald was
brought from Jackson State
Prison TO testify. Another star
witness expected 10 take the stand
today is David Thompson, former
Herman Gardens vice president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Partner
Gets Writ
On Garvin

A temporary injunction pre-
venting Henry J. Garvin, retired
police officer, from selling or mort
gaging assets of Garvin's Restau-
rant and bar, 600 Woodward, was
obtained in circuit court today by
Jack Platt. co-owner.
Citing a long line Of asserted
grievances including threats of
physical violence, since he entered
partnership with Garvin on Oct.
20, 1871, Platt asked Circuit Judge
Neuenfelt TO make the injunction
permanent or name receiver for
the business.
Asserting that Garvin wanted
him to sell his share in the bust
ness, Platt said he named his price.
Then, Plat claimed. Garvin be-
came indignant and displayed a
fiery, ungovernable temper"
Plat said the business nets be-
tween $1,000 and $500 monthly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Hid Tires,
81
90
.PenaEZed

Failure to declare 1855 new
tires and Its new tubes cost
Max Weisberg, 1884 Burgess,
owner of the Service Auto Supply
Co.. 21547 Grand River, the right
to deal in rationed tires and tubes
for 80 days, it was announced To-
day by A. d. Ruegsegger, CHEF
-0PA enforcement attorney.
According to Ruegsegger. Weits
berg said he had kept the tire
and tubes at. home and INTENDED
to speculate with them. WeisbeTf
claimed he had never carried TIN
stock as part of his store inve7S<
tory and never intended sellinH
them except under OPA regula-
ton. The suspension order pro-
vides Weisberg may dispose Of hi
tires, Ruegsegger said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
No Indictments
In Sedition Case

The federal grand jury today
returned a no true bill against
six men under investigation for
sedition. according TO United
States District Atty. Lehr.
The six, all alleged officers or
members Of the National Workers
League. are Garland l.. Alder
man. Russell Roberts. William r
Lyman Jr., Albert NJ. Edwards
John Wiandt and Parker Sage
Sage and Alderman were in
dicted in April 1912. along with
Virgil Chandler. executive secre.
tary Of the Seven-Mile road and
Fcnelon avenue Improvement As
ISOLATION. on charges Of violating
the civil rights statutes in con-
nection with occupancy of the
Solourner Truth Housing Project
and arc awaiting trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
9Th Column at Work
Author Describes Axis Propaganda Methods. Tells
Detroiters How TO Combat II

work throughout the country and
particularly in Michigan.
Through organizations with
misleading names, through pub
locations and speeches, they
subtly are attempting to under
mine the war effort and cast
suspicion on our national lead
ers," Kahn declared
He said this activity can be
combated if all civic organizations
keep watch and demand suppress
sion of proNazi publications; de-
mand a law making antiSemitism
punishable on grounds of sedition
and work out closer cooperation
with labor unions which are fight
ing propagandists in their ranks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
License Plate Jails
Driver as Hit-Runner

A license plate found at the
scene of an accident resulted to-
day in the arrest of Richard Swell
CART, 81, of 70 Pilgrim. Highland
Park, on a charge of leaving the
scene of an accident.
Police said a hit-run motoriSt
failed TO stop at Cardoni and Ne
vada. after he struck a car driven
by Walter Ruby, Sc, of 528 Wood
land. The Ruby car rolled over
three times, injuring Ruby and a
passenger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Auto Hits Trdin;
Killed, | Hurt

Two men were dead today and
another in critical condition after
an automobile crashed into the
rear of an Essex Terminal freight
train at the Walker road crossing
in Windsor.
Dead were Thomas Roger. so,
of $40 Monmouth, Windsor, and
Arthur Hunter, "a, Walker road,
East Sandwich Township. In crit
ical condition in Windsor Metro
poitan Hospital is James NJ.
O'Reilly. "a, 1870 Seward, Detroit.
driver of the car in which Roger
was passenger.
Hunter, brakeman on the
train, was pinned beneath the rear
freight car and the automobile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02

Detroiters today had instruc-
tions from Albert +. Kahn. CO.
author of the book, Sabotage,
about how TO combat Fifth Column
propagandists.
Addressing the Detroit unit OF
the National League of Jewish
Women, the journalist declared
that proAxis propagandists are at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Its Historic
Famed Peanut Pushcart
May Be Enshrined

WASHIN GTON, March
GNS) - SOterioS Nicholson. attor-
ney and best friend of Steve Nasi-
lakoS. the famous White House
peanut vendor who died Sunday,
today planned 10 offer Steve 5
puShcart to the Smithsonian In
StitutiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Transport Command Moved

MILWAUKEE, March 2 tINS)
Gen. Mitchell Field. Milwaukee,
airport, today became headquar-
ters base for an army air trans
port command group transferred
from Boiling Field. Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Newspaper Copies
Are Scarce n

That you may avoid disappointment in obtaining your
paper you urged to dial Cherry $500 arrange for
regular delivery of The Detroit Times to your home by
carrier. y ~-Z-N
Since the War Production Board has required
papers to cura of newsprnt it for the
Times to limit distribution TO absolute selou bass
The home delivery service you of obtaining your
Times every day
Order the Times delivered to your home Dial Cherry
$500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Pirate Second Stacker Signs

PITTSBURGH, March 2 (UP).
The Pittsburgh Pirates today
announced receipt of signed con-
tract for the 1943 season from
frankie Cuisine, regular second
baseman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
County Aides in Army
Turn Back Pay Checks

County Auditor Walker and
Common Pleas Judge Fitzgerald.
both in the armed services, have
Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Bremen to endorse their
county pay checks back to the
general fund. Bremen said today.
Power of attorney was granted
on the stipulation that any income
tax necessary on their salaries be
paid by the county.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Crash Kills Michigan Filler

Second 1t. Edward J. OSSicr of
South Haven was a member of a
medium bomber crew that crashed
near Savannah, Ga. killing him
and five others. army officials at
MacDill Field, Fla, revealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Leafs Shift Training Site

LANCASTER, Pa, March 2
(UP).-The Toronto Maple Leafs
of the international Leagu e
planned today 10 open three weeks
of spring training here March %
after shifting from Harrisburg to
this site.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
RIOT IN NEW ZEALAND

WELLINGTON. n. L.. March 2
CUP).-Forty-eight japanese pris-
.oners have been kille d and 60
wounded in a riot at New Yea
land prison camp, it was an
nounced officially today.
Prime Minister Peter Erase
said one guard was killed and four
injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
JUNIOR DRIVE AHEAD

Added impetus will be given the
drive on March % with the open
ing of the Junior Red Cross drive
Radio speeches by DR.. Warren f
Bow and FIR. j. L. Cavanaugh
members of the Junior Red Cross
organization, will launch this part
of the campaign.
Additional contributions an
nounced by John w. Waiting
general campaign chairman, in
cluded $1.700 from the Rumanian
Baptist churches. This money was
raised ina rally Sunday.
The Faith Lutheran Church,
Philip and East jefferson. will
donate money received in the
collection during opening Lenten
services at 8 p. m, Wednesday,
March 10. according to the Rev.
r. y. Linhart, pastor.
Tonight. Prosecutor William f
Bowling will urge increased sup
port of the campaign when he
speaks at 8 o'clock in the Art
Institute before the Citizens
Housing and Planning Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02


ADELYNE PILKINGTON MIXING UP CAKE BATTER
Twenty-year-od, brunei Miss Pilkington, former
model who selected rnnerup in nationwide sweater
girl in New York, pictured at her home, 1890
Atkinson, mixing cake batter to that she's also
horneh body three years ago she Miss Seventeen
of Detroit. Winner in the field of 10000 entries
blond Helen Cyriacks, II, Of Belrose Long Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Children S Fund
Donates $4,000
To RedCross

A $4,000 contribution from the
Children's Fund of Michigan to-
day spanked the Red Cross drive
to raise S3,000.OOO in Detroit
during March.
The gift was announced follow
ing the official opening OF the
campaign Monday and after the
mother OF a soldier wounded at
Pearl Harbor asked for double
duty" in the campaign.
The woman is Mrs Abraham
Salloum. 4257 Spring, and her son
is Sgt. Naif J. Salloum, who won
the Purple Heart and who is back
on active duty with the air corps.
ASKS DOUBLE DUTY
'Tf Naif can go back and do
double duty, can, too" she
told Mrs. Dudley c. Hay, a
campaign worker.
Mrs. Salloum will manage the
campaign in ST. Georges Charity,
Syrian group. and become a
regular residential leader.
Mrs. Frances Reed Glover, Mid
land. Mich. worthy grand matron
of the Order of Eastern Star
appealed 10 all Eastern Star mem
bers to fully support the Red
Cross campaign.
Every day brings added de-
xnan hs for uar amarOanry helm
20 alleviate the suffering In war
stricken areas" she wrote
Eastern Star members. THE
only medium OF service ade-
quately organized to answer this
call In the American Red Cross"