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DOMINATED AIR FIRST

This transition i'm the air en-
ablcd the Allies 10 take the often
Sive a year ago. The English
speaking allies moved INTO North
Africa NOV :. 1912 setting of a
chain OF events that led 10 the
clearing OF tic AXIS from AlrlLa
and the Mediterranean
Before each step in the MedI-
terranean the Allies first achieved
aerial domination over the area
concerned
The Allies FIRST carried our Sys-
tematic strategic bombing OF en-
emy supplies. communications and
dcfcnSes throughout the Mcdilcr
f=fr,t'r4rr
these attacks were brought 10 "a
tactical focus and 1he cnemE N1e
TC1pICSe 70 rcSISt INVASION. In itc
case of Paniollerja the enemV
.capsulated 10 aerial attack only
The FIRST time IN history an island
was captured from the air alo0a
japanese aggression n thceIa-
Cific proceeded undated until tnr
series OF successful 4 mcrlc %
naval action, Coral Sea Midway
Bismarck Sea and others "a
which air power again played p
dominant role Air poWct H',d
+44ll l-i-4f4s tt-t4rt r n
nearly reached Australia
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DIVORCES

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Allies Air Supremacy
lst Wrote Axis Doom
: Huge u. S. Plane Output Won
Dominance on Every Front by l943
BY REUEL =. MOORE

WASHINGTON, Dee. 25 Growing Allied air power
the almost complete reversal of Allied
which occurred during the second of
United States participation in the war.
Generally speaking Of the for the United
the offensive everywhere the Allies
the defensive With the eXetton Of te sNes over Britain
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26
Women Serving
With Red Army
Bolster Fighters
FIiers Show Gratitude
TO Girl Doctor by
Daring Stunts in Air

EDITORS NOTE -. ..Miss
Rene, international NeWs SerU-
ies Moscow correspondent Who
has lust returned from a tour
Of the Ukraine Uar zone, here
with reveals how special Rus
sian units of Women are aid
ing the Red air force al their
front line airdromss.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26

Axis air power was superior
in every combat theater when
the United States entered the
war.
Thanks manly to American air
plane production, bv the end OF
1912 the Allies were challenging
the ANS in the air on every front
and during the second year OF
American combat. the Allies won
aerial superiority m every thcatcr
including over Germany itSclL
save for The inner dclcuscS ol
Japan beyond the reach of Amcr-
can hnaNN hOmhnrS.
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BN NATALIA RENE

MOSCOW. Dec - GNS)
Romance and chivalry blossom
amid danger and death IN the Red
ar force, and many charming
lnterludeS take place between the
heaviest battles
The following story was told to
me by Helene. .EudlmoNa, an army
doctor of Bao, otherwise known
as the "airdrome service bat
talon These Bao units take
care OF all needs OF an army air
drome-the technical care of the
planes. the fuel supply medical
and cultural services etc. \ Bao
unit moves together with the adj
vancing front line and therefore.
IT seldom serves one and the same
air regiment for long time
For long time a regiment was
served by one Bao and got very
much attached 20 It's personnel
But the real favoFtte- of all was
-rTCTCne KUdim0Vd.
The pilots were very fond OF
neT- rney sh0TCd rTTTT r0HdTCSS
in a very peculiar way when re-
turning from their air combatS
they would perform air acrobatlcS
for her which made her blood
curdle. When they took off they
always smiled and waved at her
and always expected her 10 stand
on the small hillock near the
landing field 10 see them Oft
"IIHi-neyer furge S5r1rt
Helene. "h0w all my pilots cried
like children when one of our
favorites. Pilot NikolayaN,
crashed He was returning from
the battle with damaged
plane and badly wounded. He
brought the airplane back 10
the airfield, but he apparently
lost consciousness.
He circled many times over
the sirdrome. hut il was eNi-
dent that he lost control over
the plane. Then he crashed. He
WAS brave boy and won
derful pilot"
Helene Kudimova is small well
built. dark, and comes from SOchi
on the Black Sea and therefore
is Sportswoman and swimmer
since her early childhood
She carried with her a few
photographs of the Sochi beach,
and when she feels very home
sick, she looks at them
IN ARMY YEARS
She has been in the army al
ready TOR three years. because she
became an army doctor six
-F4Aes4t -i.--t---t--ttr trt.-~ttr--- II TIT
war, Immediately upon her grad
uation from the medical institute
in KraSnodor.
Since then she has been with
the Red army during the entire
1912 retreat. She started moving
with the advancing Red army
early this year and took part IN
/ the whole victorious but difficult
march from Voronezh 10 kiev.
She says her war experience was
/ invaluable medically and harden
+ ing physically .
And yet she'd like the day,
when she will be- able 10 return
to her home in Sochi wear lfght
summer dresses and bathe IN the
Black Sea. TO arrive soon.
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COAL on ls5.OOO rlNNts

Army thinking on thiS matter
evolved so far that The current
Army Field Service Regulations.
on command and employment Of
ar power. ISSUED July II, 1913
asserts.
Land power and air. power
are. eo-equal and interdependcnt
forces: neither il an auxiliary
OF the other"
The army air force rs now ap7
preaching its maximum top pro
lected strength IN personnel and
* THDTdfy 1Xpdndlug IN number
Of pianeS-and- facilities Last year
Gen Henry II Arnold command
ing general of tho army air forces
SAID the ultimate goal was Co
keep $4,000 Rlaf4t- i4ying -1ri
fighting. The navy'S air arm now
possesses close 10 10000 planes
Alrplane production, prime
factor in America S air power has
steadily increased. October pro-
duction was s 362 planes. Ameri-
can planes are equal or superior
to- the enemy'S IN every category.
An entirely new and unnamed
army fighter is on The way whilc
IT. Was recently disclosed tho
giant new B-29 bomber, dwarfng
the Fixing Fortress and Libcr-
ator Will shortlM bc la combat
Superiority Of American planes
and pcrsonnel-iS reflected by
combat scores From Dec. Z.
l94l 10 Sept ] l943, American
army combat planes flew a total
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26
Piano lakes Fire

BtFFALO. y. :, Dee = tUr1
Buffalo fircmen were called out
i'm ncar-zero weather to fight
fire originating IN an e electric
piano at d tavern.
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OLD AR FLIERS

AT the start Of the first World
War the army had only two flying
fields and - planes Of which 81
were classified as obsolete and
the other four obsolcscont. while
the Air service numbered only
1.20O officers and men
In the interval between ihe two
war, army alrmen constantly
battled (or greater recognition
It VA, asserted that army brass
hats We're not aT-mindcd and
viewed air power as an auxiliary
The same struggle Proceeded n
tho navy
The war in tho Pacific notably
such events as Pearl IIarbor the
sinking Of the British capital
ships Prince Of Wales and Re
pulse off Malaga, and the battle
of Midway - rcvolutioniled the
attitude of both the army ard
navy on air DOWCr.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26
LAND CONTRACTS
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTR ACTS

Mortgage ana real. estate; no appraisal
Zee Elmer sexton 1929 Eoro BallG.ns
Cadillac 1898.
Al l. land contracts. bought. mtEs. made
McHuEh. 14l0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac u3'"
Any desirable laud contract purchaseed.
MELVIN i. LANPHAR d COMPANY
sth FLOOR Lafayette Bids Cadillac 'hlN
AT Low Discount We Buy Land Contracts
Arrange ~ GO First Mortgage Loans
Edw Henkel CO. Hammond Bldg CA 1000
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SURGERY oNERsH,DowED

The great surgery being done
lt 1he-- bdtilcfronts seems to
haze heen nsLunder the bales
of publicity given Sulpha and
pcniciilin and many OF her
drugs" ne argued yet all these
are only adiuncts 10 surgery.
without il they wouldn't mean
thing. --.-
n have visited North Africa.
In the morning I have seen "A
,tubblc field. BY afternoon II
-itttti i1rrrr- rrffvtrtt-ri into n fieft
hospital where all sorts of oper-
ati0ns were being performed.
Doctor, and surgeons worked
20 hours running. Enlisted men
carried littcrs until their hands
were blistcrcd and raw. At night
the little hospital would fold it,
tents and move on behind the
troops. That's what Il field hos
pitll il for"
Cen. Kirk ihca pulled a letter
1lt ut hls pocket
Read this, he SAID "It
should give YOU an idea Of what
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

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Booker 7. washington 81 Eugera stone.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26

AT 49, Insurance Co funds for good
mortgage loans. land contracts bought.
Ed Henkel Co Hammond Bldg CA. 265a.
HOME mortgages IN Dearborn ana vicinity;
no service charge. First Detroit Savings
and Loan Association OF Dearborn, 1850
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z 4 ~ rs

We make mortgages on, apartment houses.
'iats. residences and mu-tlple store bnld-
-~~I- II T0U WHY gTCN z n0rtEage, be sure
20 see us and take advantage Of present
low interest rates.
GREATER DETROIT MORTGAGE CORP
Andrew T.. Malott President
ans grisNoI6 street RA $500
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26
Surgeon General
Pays Tribute TO
MedicdICorps
Many Owe Their Lives
10 Devotion and Skill
Of Stats He Asserts


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MAJ Cen \Oru4u T. kltr slr-
rcsr rrnrrai-of th, l.. * Army.
.t...4.. ...1,
t'id 'lD ''d WIZ
EIWtlE f.e parents ol uu u-.''.
fr. f1.r Jr ~.t drawer at
tp.rk. fo. tl. u.l.lldu. dt,o-
n0n 80 dgil -TUgt SIS Sem gifted
r4ud- arl bIi iar from least.
fhr.oufr... -t. Cf ogi-urdiCal
e4t a.-
7TI---. n" u..I, of mercy and
tfr.l.-a a.-.,i.t i.tf-t--fNr NURSES the
H,r.r to.rr.- 1ud. tho corD>nen.
Hi'T7 r" V VI > u
If''''i ~ W
"In thc order OF their Impor-
tanrr / would say plasma. sur
ecrS. >ulpha drugs and peniciIIin
are mostly responsible for the
r,clou, record Of our medical
CORPS and the reduction of the
mnrtaIit, rate in this war" said
Crn kirk
"Raptd evacuation 81 sthe
tnor,. SERIOUSLY wounded ia base
or General h1SuitalS and the
prnNjmli> ~ told ho.pitals To
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26

so acres on main highway )o miles from
ffe Han 1cv harms new sHo al
stceI stauCnIous ucw corn Crh chicken
hoIse also ueW fences i-ruom house
r8uriug water 2 piece bath al mod
ON ,orlerieutes SlI 500 terms Can
owner Vine 1-S5u0 daily 10 20
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26
REFINANCE

Your old nome mortgage or land contract
on favorable terms 20 90 NeArA--lnA
rates: FHA or First Federal uIan--tirst
Federal SAVINGS and bonn AS n. 15l
Grswuld az Lafayette. Oh 1890.
CONSULT the enlarged Zeal Estate lst;
irgs IN the biz Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26

f4lI-EALF 1a6.atrs farm or I s 2t
sN miles south of C1'cwater Mich
roupieteN modern both house and barn
F--T THIr1 T7Ffs "rlIe dWfr' tn owner
Nirei J. Newman q b 5 CnitUa'er
A..r
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GET GEE F OFT OF DEBT

ONE PLACE To PAY each pay DAY 90
cover un yoIr hills leaving enough 90
provide FOR your home ana family
FF YOU ARE BURpENED with bills
sou' owe n your family and job 10 see us
Your Best Bet 90 GrtOut ~ pebt'
CREDIT ADJUSTMENT 60
k33 Barlum Tower Oh S1t7
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MCCORMICK FARM
OGEMAW COUNTY

Ten oiIe, ,ast OF Rose Clty spproAma'tlN
fs.--------r--- - ~
barn tthfrnost Rtltaiiy controlled large
sheep barn. large 1oll and equipment shed
vel house and frHme cottage. several as
sorted portable shetcrs 4 miles Of fence
water 90 house ana barn Good condition.
Suitable f0r farming and stock For de-
tals car 5T7U SALES DIVISION,
Detroit Trust Company
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FoR SALE

COIORED Buy = acre or acre of beaut
ul garden soft near Detroit Xsqe w
terms Address B1x 27l7. Detroit Times -
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26
ACREAGE FOR SALE
APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

WHITE COLORED MoETGhGE uONE'
II HlML ANSl.lA ILE--NA t-ll
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Homer Warren & Company
ON REAL ESTATE

CONSULT tbr crlsrred Real Estate Inst.
irls tu tho bIK Sunday Times Want Al
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26

10 APARTMENTS. : stores 81. 0Oo down
rEsv terms income SIS 5Ga TE f35tr0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
oARNIsHEp WITH HARD BOILED EGGS

9 1919 by American weekla. nne. Eeat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

] teaspoon salt
u teaspoon pepper
= 20 l teaspoon curry powder
6 thin slices bacon
Dissolve the beef cubes in boil
ing water, combine spaghetti, to-
matoes, coarsely chopped onions,
the broth and all seasonings.
Place I'm a large baking dish and
bake / hour i'm a moderate oven,
stirring every fifteen minutes.
When the spaghetti is tender, lay
strips Of bacon over the top and
bake until il is crisp and brown.
If the mixturc becomes too dry.
little more tomato or water
may be added, but add very
small amount at a time so il will
not be soupy If bacon is not 10
be had the dish can still be made.
Heat 3 tablespoons bacon or other
drippinEs, butter or margarine, in
a heavy skillet, add the chopped
onions and simmer for a few min
utes. Then add the remaining
ingredients and proceed as above.
Ground Meat Pot Roast.
2 lbs. ground meat. This may
be a mixture of beef. veal and
pork or just good hamburger.
Add 4 ID. Of ground raw ham if
you can get il. Beat l large or
small eggs, add l cup milk, the
meat mixture, l cup ground
cracker or bread crumbs, a small
onion, finely chopped, 2 tsp. salt
and u tsp. pepper. Blend well.
Shape into a loaf with a shallow
depression in the center and place
in heavy baking pan.
Bake, uncovered, u hour, then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
BY MRS. III. VI. SPARKS
Auburn, Washington.

Tot only does il take skill
M and planning TO fashion
Y nutritious, energy packed
meals from ration coupons, but
the average housewife nowadays
must serve more than one dinner.
My own husband must have his
dinner al 200 p. m, while the
school children have theirs in the
evening. That's why I've been
working out recipes for meat
stretching dishes that will i'm
prove with long cooking, OF viii
rchcat perfectly. For the most
part, they are one-dish meals
that may be prepared hours in
advance. or even the night be-
fore. This is a real blessing 10
the working wife who must come
home 10 prepare dinner.
Our butcher seldom has steaks.
chops or roasts any more. But
what Of il? He always has sup
ply Of ground meats and with in
gcnuity and thought, we can do
wonders with these.
Now for the recipes. They are
simple. honest foods. but so saw
DRY and fragrant that we bene-
fit from each one twice-once in
the cooking and once in the
eating!
Spaghetti Siam.
OF. uncooked spaghetti
/ quart sievcd tomatoes
med onions
cups boiling water
beef bouinon cubes
whole cloves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
YOUR RECIPE MAY WIN IS

The american Weekly wiH pay
SIS for each recipe sent ia by
readers and used on this page, all
publication rights thereafter be-
longing iO The American Weekly.
Any kind 81 recipe may be sub
united. the only restriction being
that IL must De original. IN other
,cords, IL must not hare appeared
anytobere in print before. Pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

The ancient Anglo Saxons called this
month TTlmilce because then their cows
could be MIXED three times q day.
1891. Many Philsdelphians this day
dined on PITTS Pies" containing meat.
rum, cheese. onions and old bread.
1924. First Apple Blossom Festival held
In Shenandoah Valley. Va.
1901 Henceforth any butcher IN Italy
Offering for sale a fOwl pumped full Of
air with a bellows shall be condemned
TO the galleys.
8 9 8. s 8 q 8 2 Z
1893 Scottish housewives entertain in
their Kitchens where pleasant odof OF
cooking supposedly stimulates CONVEX
| satiOn.
1919 &c Garlic worth almost as much
a. gold in Egypt. A slave costs Is
pounds Of garlic. q small estsis 200
pounds.
1910. Carlcstures sculpiured in bread
dough which could be eaten are rage
among French arlstocraey.
1914 MirkOweiiz, Polish nobiemAn i'm.
prisoned In WarsaH for insisting that
his servants drink milk. Local authori-
ties declare II GOuld seriouslys harm
them to 10 so.
l,5O Boar's Head Inn, London. sdver.
tises As MUCH food as YOU can eat
for two shillings."
1898 Hungarian housewives serve ice
to guests after eating TO cool them OF
so they may eat . little bit more"
1915 Ancient Druid superstltuiiOn re-
viyed in Germany. Women forbidden 10
eat meat more than once a week lest they
bbccome aggressive and rebellous
1901 First permanent English settle.
ment made In Jamestown. Va. BY los
oOlonlsts who eat first American meal
Of corn.
Partisan physicians suggest Q "retir.
ing drink" Of milk and rum 10 pre-
serve beauty
| 8 Y &.
1880. American corn breakfast food and
goats milk introduced In Persia where
It becomes as popular a. bot dogs
are here.
! 1850. Garlic. rubbed beef and sliced on.
| ions served between bread introduced In
| Cornwall Ii took the rest OF England
almost another $50 years to discover
The sandwich
! 8 . s.
ia nc. Founders GuYid organized by
Roman bskerS. So called because they
pounded grain with a pestle
1898. English knights pledge each
! Others health with piece OF scorched
bread dipped In wine. Origin OF mod
ern toast
9iO BIC. -corinthisn army formed into
nine-man squads 10 conform 10 CON.
mlsssry regulations OF serving nine meu
AZ each mess table.
1899. Dinners IN New England are
called square meals" because most Of
The food 10 prepared In square tins
90 Q.
1891 Unique gold riih., along Saers.
mento River - fishermen prospect
| for caviar for shipment 20 Russia. The
best caviar was American. not hussiAni
| 1851. Well trained hounds In great de-
tQAnd by English housewives for use a.
fcfurnspit dogs" HArnessed with ropes
20 wheels they turned roasting fowls
over tho fre
Iils nc. Greeks become iesdins cheese
makers under tuleiaGe Of ArlStseus.
1910. King Frederic Nv Of Denmark sp.
points Keeper Of Napkins 70 keep eye
on bis 400 cloth Of gold chin WiperS
| s 5 q
1888. Tomato Juice may now De 90.
tained from New York and Philadelphis
pharmaciStS for s. q pint.
Decoration Dap
1854. Settlers brought 70 Capetown.
Africa TO raise vegetables % sailors
royaElng around Dark Continent may
have fresh source Of supply.
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rious prise Hinners are also eligi-
BILE "a irin another prize.
BE sure Ca print ar Wrife your
name and address plainly and
send recipes Ia The american
Weekly HousciCife's Food Alma
mack. y. -. Box I9I. Grand
Central 4nner. New York. y. Y.
Unused recipes cannot be re-
turned a. the senders.
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NoURIsHINe oNE-DIsH MEAT sTRETcHERs

pour off any excess fat. Blend
together 2 tbsp. brown sugar,
tsp. dry mustard and a small can
OF tomato sauce and fill the de-
preston in the meat loaf. Lay
small, whole, scraped carrots,
peeled potatoes and peeled onions
around the loaf; cover and cook
at very low heat for hour either
on top Of the range or in the
oven. Cabbage slaw, rolls and
fruit complete this meal.
Meat Ball RagOut.
For a delicious ragout, use the
same meat mixture as for the pot
roast. Shape the seasoned meat
into very small balls. Rinse your
hands i'm cold water for this. Roll
each ball well in flour and brown
on all sides in good, fresh drip
pings.
Place in big, heavy skillet that
may be covered. Peel two large
onions, slice very thinly and lay
over meat. Add a good layer Of
peeled and sliced potato, then
layer Of scraped and thinly sliced
carrot, sprinkling each layer Of
vegetable generously with salt
and pepper. Last of all. add u
to q cup hot water, depending
upon the amount of vegetables
used, cover tightly and simmer d,
for hour, or until the vegetables
are tender.
Salmon-Vegetable Pie.
cups cubed potatoes
l cup cubed carrot I
I cup cooked peas
2 cups white sauce
2 cups canned salmon
Rich pastry
Cook the carrots and potatoes q,
in boiling, sailed water until 4
barely tender If fresh peas are
used, cook them, or drain canned ,
peas. Make a white sauce of !.
tablespoons butter, 3 tablespoons
flour, 2 cups milk and salt and 9
pepper to taste. Add l cup of
the vegetable liquid and cook, .
stirring until the mixture is very
smooth. Combine sauce and the
vegetables, allow to cool slightly. <
Then add the canned salmon, .
flaked, place in large, shallow z
baking pan and top with rich Z
pastry.
Slash in several places, bake in g
a hot oven for twenty minutes.
like to combine the white sauce
vegetable mixture In the early
morning or even the night before
and let it stand in the refrigera-
tor covered Of course, until a z
half hour before dinner time. 9
Then it is the work of but few
minutes to add the salmon, make 8
the pastry and slip it into the 3
oven. Fresh green salad should
go with this substantial fish pie. :
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