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Evening star., 1943-08-28
1eL la14
Bomb Discovery FoiIs
To Bowl Over Police
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, S. CA woman
summoned police to a spot on the
highway near her home where she
said she had seen a bomb" fall
from a passing vehicle The officers
were anything but bowled over when
they arrived, however.
They found a large bowling ball,
half out OF its packing case.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont,


DODGE AND CHRYsLER wanted: name
your price. viii try to meet It. Flood Pom
tisc, 4sSl Connseticut; Wo; $500.
once, Coast-In Pontiac, 407 Fla ave. ne.
Atlantic 700. Open evenings and sun
WILL PAY HIGH cash price for 40 chevro-
lets. all makes. Coast-In Pontiac, 407 Fla.
ave ne. Atlantic 200 Open evenings
NAVAL OFFICER wants 1898. 1899 Cad
lilac SO special sedan or conv. or club cpe.;
WANTED 1856 sOl FoRDsmcash oE at once. once
Coast-In Pontiac. 4o7 Fla. ave. ne. At
SELL YOUR 1sii FORD 70 Us-wiil Vfnpss; pay
oDoe saIh P6n,c PPGTe no o dea Az cash at
PONTIAC Istr oWNERS-Wnl pay you
eash G eash onee price fST no d Lay
ssven:e. Atlantic 1900. Open ewes. and
NEED CARS AT ONCE, ANY MODEL,
MoToR co, i7so T R. / AVE. EsN Ne. N9s:N IS.
ANY LATE-MoDEL CAR, truck or station
wason. top cash price; our buyer will come
70 your MenHsoN h9ns SI 9tHe dHFva any time ~
1928 Ga. Ave. NV. GE oi0o.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL.
POHANKA SERVICE.
-1126 Goth st. NV. District a141.
IMMEDIATE CASH!
ANY MAKE.
SEE MR. DUKE.
LOGAN MOTOR CO..
18th ST. NV. BETWEEN X AND L.
REPUBLIC 1851.
CASH for your car. No waiting. No red tape.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
257 Carroll ST., Takoma Park, D. C.
Georgia 5000.
Autos Urgently Needed.
GENE CASTLEBERRY,
l4th and Penna. Ave. Sc. LU. o327.
WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Imme-
diate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7725
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
Kriee ,,,asRt SelHatei,
,pieNer relieiSs

@aibington. ;,Sn einem 8riefe an
c.nen 0ipiiionspfarrer erflart Der
Sberit zines acknowledgements.
SaB nad ieiner sln'iiht Der amerifa-
hide Soloate na6 bem &rieae elm
sr0Beres Sntereiie fir Stride uno
Sfelision seisen uiro. gr beridtete
BON elmer &ommunion pie folgt: Ser
groBe Saal mar poller Soloaten, Die
ilh tuie elm Mann erboben. sic iiber'
fi.llten sic @ange, fnieten am slltar
n:eSer, INNER 40 Wann in elmer
Reibe. Nad) 0erabreibune bes Safra-
.ncntes ienften iie ibren &opf blieben
10 cine @eile fnien ,no mad)ten Damn
Nlat, 10 oaB anbere ebenfaQs tell
ncbmen fonnten. @enn Die &apldn.
IN eh,em Gnoe Der &onnrunlonbant
angefommen tpare, bate iid oas on
oere bereits tpieber gefiiat. Ser gifer,
init Dem sic 1eute an Dem @ottes.
oienjt teilnabmen, ergriff Die Jelo'
taplGne tief. 0ieier ielbe gifer nlad)-
tc ben @ottesSienit au Dem einOruds-
poaiten ben ih lie erlebt babe."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
DID YOU KNOW

The 1880 cuspidors in Wash
ington government buildings are
slated for the scrap-metal heap,
to eliminate the expense Of clean
ing. 1T takes two workers all
night to clean the cuspidors in
just one building" says an official
OF the PBA. "and there are 325
buildings"
Police prcwl cars of Walla
Walla, Washington. are now
equipped with brooms and dust
pans, and police are ordered to
sweep up broken glass in the
streets to save tires.
Former army and navy officers
who served IN World War | and
Who have now been recommis-
stoned for World War 2, are call
ed, in Washington slang, "re-
treads."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
Gage fir GnSliee
aeiAatfen: Stalitt

2onoon. Suiei Stalin banfte YrGs
iloent Hooiebelt fiir ieine bobe Gin
Iihasuns ser GntIdGoiienbeit uno bes
Dtuts Ser Solpiets s@epolferung in Ell
rer Sonberbot'haIt, sic ser Wosfauer
Senoer perbreitete. Die 9eoingunge1
our enosiiltigen galieguns oes ssein
|hss ieien nunn1ebr aeihaffen iporSer.
Iic fubr er fort. Stalins Grfldrl,na
rrfolgte in 8eantuort,lng elmer 8ots
!'Gaft non Graiirent &ooiepalt an
|!ablib Ser 5tpeiten Sabrestages bcs
seutiben slnerifies aui 9tuBlanb.
Stalins slnt1port bat iolgenoen
sSortlaut: vSsb bante Sbnen fiir Sbrn
bobe ginidGsung Ser gntidEoiienbeit
.ino oes Wuts ser Sripict5epolferlng
uno ielner StreitfrGfte in ibrelu
&anpf gesen Die Sitter. .Nnsreiier.
Sniolge bes slueHdbrisen Samples
Ger Solpiet Union gesen Sitter.
SeutinIano uno beiien gaiallen iotpi1
ser idlperen Shldge, sic Die sluiier-
ten SEN itulicniihen uuo oslltifen
sirreen in Noroairifa 5isefiist ba-
ben, iina Sic 8eoinaungen fir sic
IonOgiilti9e HieoerIaee hes gemeir-
iIcmen 6einbes gelflaiier .roroen
gSir baben nitt ben geringiten Sauel.
f! iel, bab Ser Sieg umio eber tommt
unio eber mir uniere gemeiniamel,
tinbeitlihen Sdldge gegen Sen 5eino
pom Siten rnb pom @elten ber lib.
rem"
Stalin ianote cine dbnlihe Bot
Ihaft an 8eneraliiiimls Gbiang &ai-
Chef ioIpie an sic 8enerdIe oe @auQs
lno Senri 8iral,o. Go,uro 8enelh,
Der ErGiioent Ser tlhct)oiloapafii6en
&e9ferlrng, erbielt cine GarIfbot
ili)aft Don Grdlioent aalinin uno ser
belgiIde sluBennlinliter Spaaf eine
olhe pom gluBenfomniliar 0tolotOp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
GeHesitraic tp,,rHe in
Sait untae,pan~elt

@aIbington. GrGiioent Hooiepelt
,lttete in lester Stl,nee Mar Stepban
Dor Dem 8nlgcn. Gr pertpanoelte bia
Spoesitrufe in lebensldnglid)e Saft.
itrnie nm, 9efanntlih bate Stepban
elnem Sliegeroberl.utnaut Sans g.
9rlg, ser ans einem &onsentrations.
lager in &anaba entiprimsen mar,
geibilfe sur reiteren Sluht geleiltet
Grug ipurSe in Seras ipieoer einge-
fangen.
Sreimal mar oas llrteil gegen War
Stephar bon 8erihten beltGtigt ipor.
Sen, bod ser ErGiioent erfIGrte, oaB
sr niht einen sltt begangen babe, ser
in einem fremben 2nnoe aisgebeft
nar, ionOern er mar ieiner eigener
Snitiatipe entiprunsen, in Dem @lau.
Ben, bab es teine Sabotage iei tpenn
or einen 8efansenen peiterbilft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

giienbabnlinien gebart. 0om giien.
hauproeramm nurSen etipa oie
SoGlfte burhgeiiibrt, uno Scr Stra.
i enbau u6eridritt oos aeieste 2ieI.
Sm gansen muroen 1902 ailometer
neuer 2anSitraBen aebaut. @ad, Sn,
Sien murSe Elm Badtiermeg eroiinet
unS sic 2Iubihiffabrt nuroe our6
Sen @nu neuer 8arfen uno ourb
heiiert.
sic aanaliiation getpiiier Ssliiiie per-
0emufratiiieruna Der Yolitif
8on erob:r 8eOeutllng iiir Sen
Tusgang bes &rieges in China lit
Sic 5ntiade. sob oas SanS, Dor al
lem iniolge politiifer Organization
unS ser Grsiebuna. einen itGnoisen
;sortihritt in @id)tunq aui cine poa-
fcmn1ene 9emofratilierung maht.
Mht5ebn ser ahtunospansig Gro-
pin5en (pon benen etlihe in SGn,
Cen ser Sapaner iinb) baben Golfs,
pcrtretungen in 8eitalt politiidrr
&orperihaften erridtet. slus SieIen
Golfspertretllngen Ser ein5elnGn 8e-
meinoen ionen ipGter Hrppinsparla=
mente berporgeben. Gus nene Sp-
item Ser Bropin5parlamente, oas es
iebem 9iitrift ermogliht. eisenc
lelbitgetpablte politiIhe unb regie=
rungsmaBise gertretllnsen gu ba=
ben, Ourb bie Oas hneiiife So!f
] Sic &uoimente ser 9emofratie lernt,
lit nun - penn aud) in perihieoe.
nem Mabe - in 81 bon % Yro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
weeen Spienaee in
8raiilief, pcrmrteilt

Hio De SSnneiro. Ger braiilianiihe
Jrtillerie. .Sauptnann Sulio &eeis
9tascimento inro 5lpai anSere Yerlo-
nen ipnrben lpegen Espionage uno
@cidhroung ser Siderheit oes braii-
lianilfen Staates su 80 Sabren
;iu6thaus perurteilt. Sic hotten Sen
1eiltifen Snformationen iiber
Shifibeipegllneen iibermittelt.
3ebn lpeitere erbielten 20 bis 90
Sabre Suhtbaus. Iarunter Ger frii-
here oeuti6e 9otibaiter uno MilitGr.
attadee. Sic befinoen iib dber in
Oelitihlano.
gascimento perIuhte ourd, Ser.
mittluns Ses amerifaniiden @ilitar'
attadees @affeniabrifen in Sen Ser
|einigten Staaten su beiuden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
1T WAS NO VICTORY

Subsequent to government Sci
zure of the coal mines, an opera
tor of one of the seized mines
noted that some of the miners
were referring to their new en-
ployer' with "fulsome praise"
They looked upon the seizure as
a victory for tine miners. But it
was no victory. The longer the
mines remain in state of tempor-
|ary socialization, the more the
workers stand to lose.
The National Industrial Con-
ference Board describes exactly
what the miners have to look for
ward to under government owner
ship: There is decisive change
ia the attitude of the state to-
ward wages when it moves from
the position of the arbitrator who
is ruling on wages to be paid by
someone else to the position of
investor who is ruling on the
wages to be paid by itself"
There in a nutshell is the differ
cnce between this country and
dictator-ridden countries where
the citizen has degenerated into
L mere work horse. deprived of
all freedom and initiative. In such
countries, government is a ruth
less business enterprise-a sweat.
shop of the worst character. 1t
pays what it pleases and its en-
|ployes work as long as it tells
them to. The price of refusal
I1eans death or concentration
camp. There is no arbitrator to
whom workers can turn to plead
their case I'm the United States
the government is the arbitrator.
is historic role has been that of
umpire. In that role is has en-
couraged progress. 1t has encour-
aged higher standard of living
FIR American workmen. The coal
miners are losing the benefit of
government as an arbitrator. The
longer the mines remain under
government operation, the less po-
tent will become the union.
1t is to the interest of labor,
more than any other group, to
urge modification of one-sided la
Dor Legislation such as the Wag-
Ter Act and to insist on the adop-
lion of government policy of
equal treatment and encourage
inent for all-capital, employer
and labor alike.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
1sraiilicns Heer ,pirbt
ae,ae Srci,piuiae an

9fio Sc Saneiro. Sie braiilianiihs
fe9ierirng lbegann nit Der slniper.
Sung BON 5rcipilligen fiir ibre slr.
NEE, .ras als Elm Gor5eid)en elmer be
ahildltigten Gnt'enhuna brniilian-
iiber aontingente naf lleberiee ge-
Geutet ipirb.
&riegsminiiter Suro fiinoigt ar,
SAP unperbeirGtete MGnner 5lpiiden
21 uno 26 Sabren, oie bereits Elm
Sabr ais Heierpiiten ausgebiloet iinp,
nngenonmen weroen. Die augemeine
92obiliiierllng miro oapon nift be-
rl;brt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
GntiheiSmt,e >urdt SIC
Guftntattt
ShIuR BON 1eite /.

Shpeoen berangebraht, aber tros=
Dem lit alles BORT fon5entriert genau
lpie in Hittsburgb. @Gren mir 10 I'M
|gliidlih bon ssliegern beIGitigt su
, 'eroen, 10 mare genGl luie in Geutif-
lano MIR bie slbtpebr in groBem MaB-
itabe Die ein5ige Hettlng. SeutIblanh
luebrt iid) audi beloenbaft, oenn I'M
Iere Gerli,ite an 8ombern iino nift
Iering uno beIonoers ioa oas 9lb.
pebrieuer ser Slaf beionoers inteniip
iein.
8as in5lpliben aus ser 9uittpaiir
relporben lit, Daben mir in einem Or
tifel unierer 3eitilng in lebter @ohe
seihrieben. Sic lit nift tot, sic 2uit-
aaffe, lie rubt iih MIR aus fiir bie
fommenoe Sapaiion uno miro NIT
GnBeriter Spariamfeit eingelett. I'm.
'ere slniibt reip. sic militGriifer
&reiie ser slliierten, cine Mei.
hung, Die pon Der Seutihen Yropas
ganoa nod unterltiitt miro -, lit sic
Die oeutid)e Siliitpafie lei 5ur Sbu.
naht burh ic1apere SerllrIte perur,
teilt, lit ebenfaus Yropasanba, oenr
beioe Sarteien piiien san5 senall, bail
.ine Snoniicn beporitebt, man fam
rlbig iasen, Die Hllbe Dor oem Sturn
III Sic Hrcpaaanoa.
IS lit gut, bab Die Seerfiibrer Ser
aaiierten nidJt Sen lteberoptimismts
her @ierbanf -Stratcgen teilen, Sc.
nen Die Snpaiion niht raid genug
fommen fann. Sn5pil1eu bat aber
oas @ar Sniornlution 8ureau pie.
oerbolt barauf binaeuieien: Sim9s
miiiien 3eit baben.
gs lit iider, buB Sic Snoaiion nit
GER 2uftmeGt nur Griplg baben fam,
;ro barum f0nnen mir lns elm 8ilo
pormalen iiber Die Snpaiion Guro-
pas. @ie bereits porber geiagt bat Die
Tinnabme BON YanteIleria 10 Gage
eenommen. Die Gignabme Guropas
miro pielleib. nod piel piel ldnger
nebmen. @arum? Sier fommen al,d)
sic @etterperbGltniiie nit in 9e-
traht. Sn Sagen no oie Slieger oie
piellei6t gsianoeten 2anOtruppen
Hidt mebr oefeu fonnen - ODER
rihtiger geingt beid)iiben fOnnen
burb sen Shirm bon 6luaseusen -
hnt Ser Jeinb oen Torteil OH ieiner
5eite. Sarrm iagcn mir: Weber
Die 2anb4 nod oie Suitmaffe FAM,
europa allein einnebmen, es mllB fiir
teibe Die giinltislte 3niammenarbeit
geluht iperoen uno oas lit einsig unS
alIein oas @etter uro mir iino rns
,uobl flar baB ser alliierte General
ltab 6ie @etterberidte ser lebten seb.l
Sabre in feline Strategie miteinbe5o-
cen bat tpie iebes 8eifiis am &anes
BON europa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
ANSWERS
(See Questions on page s..

l. Their modes of thought.
2. The celendae. ides and nones.
3. St. Elmo's fire.
4. William Howard Taft.
S. Rev Holm Harvard, Puritan
minister, with his gift of 800
books to Harvard University.
6. The cerebrum and the cere-
bellum.
7. The Yukon.
8. The title Dan is one of re-
spect and of honor, corresponding
to master or sir.
9. Arkansas-Hattie w. Cara
way.
10. Louisiana, for Louis XIV.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
yeur bon oem Geit ieines Ginfommens

lperoen Die 20 Hro5ent abgesoger.
Wenn Sarab nibt arbeitete uno er
ger alleinige 6amiIienerbalter uGre,
tonnte er oie gan5e Sreisrenae bon
$24 fir Serbeiratete, plus $24 fir
rier slngeb0rlse beanipruben, uno
fame 10 81 elmer 6reigren5e bon $4S
pro @ohe, bie feinem Steuerabsug
Interliige.
Gin @ort ser @arnung. gs lit
|:n0glit, oaB sic einbebaltene Summe
| nidt auf sen Gent genau 20 Yrosent
pom Ginfomren iiber ser Steuerfrei.
arense betriiat. Die einbebaltene Gum.
|1ue fann et.ras fleiner ODER etnpas
arober iein.
slae Mrbeitnebmer iollten ii6 oar-
iil,er flar iein, bab oas 8eieb sic Gin.
bebaltllns ser Steuer naf eenau
.caseearbeiteten ,Waee gradet Gables
('obnituien.S .Sabellen) poriiebt. 0ieie
5abelfen ieten beItimmte Nb5iige BON
bsItimmten 2obnltufen felt. Gin 8ei-
'piel: einem perbeirateten s(rbeitneb.
mer nit brei Samilienanseborigen,
osiien 8odRnlobn 5lpiihen SO ,no
SO Dollar liegt, iperOen mobentlidj
$3.50 abgeaoaen mas oem 0urd-
| itfnittsiteueriab ser 2obnitufe $50 bis
$50 bes eben beitriebenen slrbeit-
ncbmers entipriG)t.
9as 8eiet geitattet Dem grbeit.
acber bieie pereiniac1te Metbooe, oa-
nit bie 8ered)nuns bes Steuerlabes
| riir eoen einselnen Nrbeitnebmr nid)t
81 fomplisiert miro. 8ei gerpenoung
ser Sobnihlien-5abeaen entitebeu
mr peridupinOeno fleine 9ifferen5en
i'm SrbGltnis gum craft berefJnetcn
Sroipioualfaa.
Die einbebaltenen SteuerbetrGac
|lpcrben bonn llnternebmer beim Sd)ab=
lrt Der Sereinigten Staaten einge.
Sablt. 9as Sfatont ibreibt Sieic
8etrGge Dem ein5alnen arbeitnebmer
| mir bie 8etrGee gut, oie er Dem
Sdasamt fir Sictorp 1ar ,mS Gin.
fommenltcucr if)ulOet. slm Sabresen.
be, oSer bel geenoisung zines slr.
5.itspsrbGltniiie innerbalb eines Sab
reg, muB ser Mrbeitgeber oem arbeits
nebmer cine 8ei6einisung iiber Sic
cMsee5ablte 9obn- cber 8ebaltsillm.
me uno oie cinbebaltenen Stellern
nusbGnSigen. Sieie 8eiheinigunG
nruB ser Mrbeitnebmer aufbeipabren.
SIZE lit sic GinfommenIteuerbeitat
yung oes slrbeitnebmers.
Im Is. Mdr5 1914, ODER Dor Die
itm Satum, tperSen Sic auie gesp0bn-
li6 Sbre Observation-Disclosures
np5ugeban babcn, Die SSbr tatia6lifes
ginfommen i'm Sabre 1943 anglbt,
unS sic iibli6en slb5iige uno Gut.
Ihreibunsen entbalten miro. sluf bia.
ier SteuererflGrung weroen oils Gut
I6riiten Sie pom slrbeitnebmer Dor
unS nad SEM 1. Suli 1943 einbebal-
tenen @etr6ge Gliidheinen, ferner oir
Steuerraten, sic Sic am Is. WtarS
uno Is. SUM 1913 einse5ablt babea
.lirS ieSe tpeitere Steuer5ablunG oir
Sic m0gliheripeiie inalpiiden gelei,
itet baben. Sn anoeren @orten: Sic
speroen oie am Is. Wtdr5 uno Is.
Snni genadten Steller5ablungcn.
plus oen fir Iictorp Ear einbebaltc
a'n 9etrGger 5u Sen ab 1. Suli oes
,sabres einbebaltenen 8etrdgen aos
ricren, io,pie Su epentuellen 8ablnn'
gen, sic Sic nod am Is. Septembcr
.lno Is. Iescmber 1943 5u leilten
hoben ,peroen. @enn Die @eiamt'
;!,mme S1re Sieuerperpflidtnns
iiberIteist, miro Sbnen Ser lleber.
',5uB auf oas nafite Steueriabr gut.
aeihrieben, .renn lie geringer lit, sper.
oen sic Sic 0iiferen5 gu sablen bas
heu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
Seftat nimti1tt Neit
Heere<sGtat an

@aibinaton. ginitimmis ansenom
men lmo oem slbgeorbnetenbanie gu
gctpieien tpnrOe bonn Senat Die $7,-
500,000,000 Seeres.Gtatporlage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14

A GOOD MANY Of us city
folk who have so. far done gar
dening on a window box scale
are going 10 be farming in
earnest this year. Beans. corn.
carrots, spinach, wei have them
all in our own backyard.
But vegetables can be stub
born things, for unless they're
properly planted and cultivated
they refuse 10 act according 10
IIoyle. Fo prevent any garden
tragedies, The Detroit Times is
offering 10 lis readers a victory
garden booklet prepared by
Henry Prce. one Of the nations
leading garden authorities
Starting off with a Victory
Gardening Guide" which gives
planting dates, depth of cover
seeds, space between rows and
other vital Information IN com
pact fashion. the booklet gives
you IS pages packed with i'm
pOrtant facts.
Richly illustrated. II contains
every step IN planting your VIC
tory garden. Here are some of
the many topics discussed
Directions for planning your
garden.
Good sol and how 10
make IT,
digging the garden. hot bed
and cold frame.
4-Victory garden plans. This
included complete inStruC-
tons and illustrations on
how 10 plant gardens rang
ing from l0Xl5 feet TO
S0xl00 feet.
5-Recommendcd veget ablcS
for 1943
6-Cultural directions.
IS praying and duSunG
schedule.
S-A seasonal protection
program.
9-FertllizinE tables.
lO-T'he small lot flower garden.
The victory garden booklet is
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j cents BY mail.
When ordering address your
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write plainly your name and
address.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
LATE
ExTRA!
POINT
RATIoNING
News!

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l. OF recipes that use little or no foods
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TO help you serve well-balanced, attrac-
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on your as points. Send for your free
copy to-day. Address Rumford Baking
o~der, Box r, Rumford, X. !.
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Oh.
y our Spring Pattern Book is
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Dress pattern, Is cents; book,
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Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1225 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Due 10 slowness Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries arc
being delayed. Please be patient.
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Refrigerator Dough Makes
Hot Cross Buns, Coffee Cake
Ry PRUDENCE PENNY

added. continue to beat for sew
eral minutes.
Heap meringue on platter or
dish. Shape into pit or large
tart. Bake IN a 225 degree oven
for about ! hour. Then fill with
fruit.
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SALT GRAPEFRUIT

Serve your grapefruit with
salt, if you would follow a GUS
tom prevalent in Florida where
they grow II. Or try French
dressing atop your first course
grapefruit; let II soak a bit into
the fruit, serve as combination
Salad-hrst course.
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Spinach
With Nut MaNnnnaise

With Nut MayonnaiSe
- cups drained cooked chopped
spinach
. cup msyonnalSe
= teaspoon pepper
cup chopped toasted Brazil
nuts.
Combine spinach, mayonnaisc
and pepper. cook over boilInc
water. stirring occasionally. FOR
10 minutes or until thoroughly
heated Add toasted Brazil nuj
Serve Immediately. Serves 1
TO s.
Strawberry Merineue Tart
cup sugar
2 egg whites
2 teaspoon baking powder
= teaspoon salt
| teaspoon vanilla
! teaspoon vinegar
l teaspoon water
Sweetened Strawberries.
Sift sugar. Whip TIE egg
whites until they are stuff Add
the sifted sugar very slowly. p
ieaSpoonful at time. alternately
with few drops of the COM
blned liquids, which have been
mixed together IN a cup. When
the ingredients have all been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14

A VARIETY of dishes were
prepared at yesterdays regular
meeting OF The Detroit Times
HomemakerS Club. With meals
so hard to plan and make at
traCtivc nowadays, many wei
come ideas were given 10 the
members.
Several meat eXtcnder dishes
were shown. with new and in
tereSting vegetable dishes to
accompany them. Special COM
pany desserts were demon
strated. AS well as a twofold
refrigerator dough TO be used
for both hot cross buns and
coffee cake.
Refrigerator Dough
! cake yeast
= cup lukewarm water
q cup lard
a teaspoons salt
y teaspoon nutmeg
q cup sugar
cup currants
cup boiling water
] egg
About 90 cups -four
Dissolve yeast i'm warm wafer.
Place the lard, salt. sugar. nut
meg and currants in separate
bowl and pour over them the
one cup Of boiling water. STIR
ring until they arc dissolved.
When they are lukcWarm. add
The dissolved yeast. beat in the
egg with a wire whlSk and stir
in the -four. enough TO make a
soft dough.
Place dough in a large creased
howl. cover II and put in re-
frlgerator overnight.
Divide dough IN two parts.
one for hot cross buns and one
for coffee cake.
For the buns. take small
piece of dough and shape into
a ball in your hands and place
in muffin tins that have been
creased. With knife. make
insertions across the top of the
dough in the form of cross.
Let them rise for about rVo
hours no kneadIng is required
IN this recipe then bake for
about 20 minutes in a 425-degree
oven. Frost tho buns with white
icing while still warm.
For the coffee cake. use
creased. square cake pan. Cover
top Of cake with mixture OF
cinnamon. brown sugar and nuts
and bake as for the buns.
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American Chop Suey

American Chop SueY
y pound salt pork diced
pound round steak. cubcd
pound veal. Cubcd
= pound pork cubed
Flour
y cups diced celery
/ ~ cups diced onions
} cup tomato catsup
, cup sliced mushrooms
y cup boiling STOCK or water
] tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce
] tablespoon SOY sauce
Salt
Pepper.
Cook salt pork until crisp re-
move from pan Dredge beef.
veal and pork with flour and
brown IN salt pork drIppinCS
Add remaining ingredients and
simmer IS minutes. Serve with
boiled rice or fried noodles.
Serves I.
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