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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Jeilied Prunes

pound prunes
2 tablespoons gelatin
pa cups cold water
! cup sugar
= cup lemon juice
Salt.
Wash and soak prunes for
several hours In ? cups cold
water, and cook slowly in same
water until soft. Remove stones
and cut in quarters. To prune
liquid add enough boiling water
TO make = cups. Soak gelatin in
? cup cold water for about S
minutes. dissolve in hot liquid,
add sugar and lemon juice; then
add pruneS. mold and chill. Stir
twice while cooling 10 prevent
prunes from settling. When
firm, unmold and serve with
sugar and cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Prune Gelatin
A Versatile Dish

GELATIN Is a help in our
dessert problems, ami also IN
our salads. The following recipe
may be used as a dessert or
salad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Katia Andy. Concert Pianist
Happy TO Be in America
By PHILOMENE EZACK

THE MOST important thing
IN the life of Katja Andy, con-
cert pianist who is booked for
two Detroit recitalS. is not her
music but her American citizen
ship.
The petite Katia, who was
bore in Germany and has since
lived in Paris, New York and
now Detroit, took her citizenship
examination just the other day
and is now keeping her fingers
crossed (she increases them
only for recitals) awaiting the
good word.
Acclaimed by critics for her
individuality and expreSSiveneSs,
Miss Andy will be heard in full
program Thursday evening in
the lecture hall OF the Detroit
Institute OF Arts under the man
agement Of Vivian Gilpin Robi-
son and Will take part ia the
four piano Bach concert 10 be
given April 80 in the Detroit
Institute OF Arts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Mailing Roo'-Siocks

Wei, TO get dwarf trees Cer-
tam types OF root-Stock are used
that tends 10 dwarf the scion
grated on them. Just as with
all other plant types, work IS
constantly being done 10 improve
both fruit varieties and the root
stocks upon which those are 10
be grated latest improve
ment being the Mailing root
stocks.
These are numbered for identi-
fcation purposes and the num-
her tells the initiated person
whether the resulting tree Will
bc dwarf, very dwarf, or very
very dwarf. For instance Mall
ing * Is the most dwarfing
stock now available for apple.
khe tree grown on il Will be only
X 10 eight feet high Mailing /
will give a tree about the size Of
the ordinary peach. a larger
tree, but still not as large aS
standard may be had from
Mailing XIII. and so on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Bear Fruit Sooner

In addition 10 being small,
which Immediately gives the sd-
vantage Of taking up little space
and being easy 10 prune, spray
and pick from. The dwarf trees
have another big advantage.
They hear fruit AT very early
age. Many dwarf trees will bear
the year they are planted, most
Of them will surely bear the year
after planting. while a standard
tree takes n good deal longer.
For instance a standard size
apple tree begins 10 fruit when
II is anywhere from 10 10 j.
Years old. Compare this with 4
dwarf apple which has fruit the
second year in the garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Junior Hiqh Outfit

When girl gets 10 the up
per Intermediate grades or
junior high. however. she de-
mandS something more Sophis-
tlcated in her costumes. To an
Swer her desires. the trim ice
cream plaid suit was born.
Tailored exactly like her ca
reer-Glrl-SlSter'S, II has an all
round plcated skirt and hip
length single breasted Jacket.
Fully lined in rayon crepe, the
jacket has two button clos
ing and set in pockets. Plaided
in tones of blue, brown, beige
and cream. the fabric Is wool
and rayon blend and the suit,
in sizes Z 10 IA Is SO %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14

Pointe. They asked her to visit
them and Katja accepted, liked
Detroit so well, the visit has
heightened into two years and is
going 10 be permanent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14

on-6 in her Icelandc embroidered pink
rayon crepe that's S495; or Miss Junior
High in her ice cream plaid wool and
rayon suit that's S1095 in sizes Z to Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Excellent Quality

What about quality Of fruit ~
compared with large tree .
We'll. tho dwarf ones viii bear
about a buShel a tree when -four
Years old and. If the trees are
properly cared for, each piece Of
fruit produced Will he larger and
finer than the one from large
tree
You should have seen the
Scckel pears from our dwarf
tree last fall. They tasted and
looked like SeckclS all right
hut were almost the size Of
RartlettS. And the tree IS in
very poor spot. First We planted
II and then changed our minds
and built a grape arbor over it.
and the tree * still there. Yes
I'm thoroughly sold on dwarf
pit trees and so Will you be if
u try them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14

sailor dress. II. too. Is made of
sturdy white duck trimmed IN
navy blue and is $3.50 IN sizes
2 10 6.
For Priscilla who is going on
s, there : the pretty pink rayon
crepe dress reSplendent with
Icelandic embroidery done in
white. The embroidery, which
is a styled pattern Of rein
deer, marches across the full
skirt and trims the pulled
sleeves.
a young Peter Pan collar.
pearl buttons al tho front and
a narrow sash detail this dress
that comes IN sizes 2 TO 8 at
81 IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14

Shopping Information, Joan $780, Line
and u1-Saurda,s $50 TO 43O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Better Health
81 LITTLE learning IL dan
"A gerous thing"

Upon what Immortality INSPIRED
moment did Pope coin that
eternal truth.
Nobody is more aware OF this
than the practicIng physician.
Nowadays every one seems 10
have learned a little medical
knowledge.
There are several hot subjects
for the amateur self-diagnos-
ticians, but none more pertinent
than angina peCtoris-paln IN
the chest. heart pang.
The medical profession has
been discussing it avidly for the
last few years. and this has
filtered out 10 all strata Of
society.
Any business man who falls
dead on the golf links has had
a heart attack y
In fact. any one over the age
Of 30 who dies suddenly ~ all,
unless at the hands Of the COM
mon hangman, dies Of heart
attack.
II may be one OF a thousand
things apopleXy. heat stroke,
embolism, lymphaticism; but for
the sidewalk diagnosticians II is
just labeled heart attack"
THIS does no harm 10 the vic
L tim but for US, the living,
II may have very sad and trou-
bleSone consequences.
II the taking-off is on the golf
links, as mentioned, the other
three members OF the fourSone
within the following week de-
vclop vague pains around the
heart and seek advice from a
practitioner who solemnly takes
the blood pressure. does an
electrocardiogram and makes a
pronouncenent.
II is a credit IN the essential
honesty Of the medical profess
sion that most Of these an
nOuncementS are reassuring
In these DAYS when the con-
vorSational atmosphere is filled
with heart attacks" anybody.
any time. may develop premoni-
tory symptoms of dissolution.
II he falls into the hands OF an
even mildly INSCRIPTIONS prac-
titioncr, he IS putty in those
hands.
lie can get tho liver scared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Patriot GirPs His All
Thomas Edison Boer
Can't Convince Army
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

see that we have grabbed 1000 patents from the Axis
hey do the same to u.s. so everything penced
eyebrows.
Inventions win and start The name Of
Thomas Edison 1917 enough make the Henes
north ammed compass.
We've got better stuff this all because the Yankee
inventor is sharper than broken tooth.
consider myself somewhat Of inventor, but the
department has paid attention gadgets than
lion to cross-eyed tanner.
Right now I'm working monster airplane that will
not only float water but will also submerge like submarine
and travel that way.
guess you think I'm crazy fellow on the
side Of 15foo wall Maybe you're right But I'm going 10
right nvenng things until the department accepts
and recognizes the great Of this contest.
I'm doing for patriotism and for glory. But | don't
monument. That is don't monument unless
l am holding open umbrella
Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
BY Damon RunyOn

THERE are hundreds Of dance
emporiums throughout the
land that represent a huge in
vestment and that are supported
mainly by the cats.
The ograph record
makers and the radio manufac-
turers shared in the hep cat
business before the war.
The candy and soft drink
producers got theirs, and of
course, the composers of chew
ing gum, if / may judge from
the number Of wads that l have
picked up on my shoes in the
vicinity of movie houses where
bands favored by the cats were
N bloom.
But even that does not lessen
my enthusiasm for the cats.
l think they mark the most
us lllNllNt u a vi llluSlI anu
dance in our history.
A real lively cat represents TO
me completely and fully the only
thing l now envy any person in
this world-youth.
/ got real annoyed the other
night reading a sort Of velvet
knock of my hep cats by psy-
chiatrist who undertook 10 ex-
plain them scientifically.
I DID not mind him until he
Il put the cats away as a Soci-
illogical problem and got sex
mixed up in his discourse and
said the manifestations of the
cats may have some bearing on
the present national delinquency
among kids.
He said he had seen the same
sort of letdoWn in the last war,
but l reckon he did not know
that we are now working on
the second generation OF cats.
The first generation is in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Hep Cats
of Great Value

service, as you can see if you
drop in at any dance hall patron
lied by soldiers or sailors.
The service cats are endeavor-
ing to preserve their form, but
1 suppose drilling takes some
muscular toll of the boys and
they do not seem as agile as
their little brother and sister
cats who are still chasing the
name bands from one movie
house to another.
Half the war has been won by
the hep cats. so let us not worry
too much about them as So
Geological problem.
MY OLDER readers probably
vi will recall hearing similar
CUFF about the consequences Of
Jazz.
All the shortcomings of the
kids used 10 be laid to jazz.
We had what was known as
the jazz age.
Before that il may have been
ragtime that was deemed HARM
full 10 youth.
In fact, long years ago indulg-
ence in hymn singing 10 the
point of ecstasy was considered
a bad thing for the young and
old, too.
In enumerating the economic
benefits of the hep cats, l forgot
10 mention the income TO the
manufacturers of those trick
coats of various colors that the
bandmen wear. though l UNDER
stand the pants makers do even
better.
This is because Of the wear
and tear on the pants, especially
the seats, due to the way the
band lads waggle their pistol
pockets when they are making
with the i've.
Copyright, is43. bv King Features
Distributed By International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Forts CO-piIOf
Back Seat Driver

them and thoy can come close
10 telling YOU how many rounds
were FREQ al them.
The back seat driving. as one
co-pilot told me, is the worst
torture Of all.
Being pilots themselves, they
often see the pilots make a move
that they wouldn't have made
had they been at the controls.
This doesn't mean the pilot
wasn't right hut il does mean
that the Co-pllot Is human
enough 10 want 10 use his own
Judgment every once IN a While
when the going gets real tough.
IDIOTS Will tell you they SUI
fer from the same thing when
rank comes along and makes
them act as Co-pllots.
4 major may come along and
make a captain fy as has CO.
pilot.
And eventually a major may
have 70 fy rs a co-pilot because
a colonel wants TO be AT the
controls.
Many co-pilotS take magazines
along 20 read and 10 help take
their minds of the activity dur
INK the fray
one pilot told me that tho
worst thing he ever had seen
happened over ST. Nazalrc one
day when. just AS he made the
run for the target through heavy
flax and fighter opposition. ne
glanced up and saw his Co-pliot
reading The Readers Digest
IS Nd do YOU know what he
"A was reading" the pilot
asked
a condensation Of SeverSky'S
Victory Through Air Power
Another pilot SwcarS 10 me
that his co-pilot took a nap
while going over WilhelmShaven.
Il didn't bother to wake him
MP because IL was only ques-
ton of time before one Of those
20-mm. shells from Focke-
Wulf did--or put him TO sleep
permanently.
but We were hack over the
sen before he woke IN"
p's'r eu'ed by McNsugnt Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

Whit would ne do in this world
Of ours
We're II mot for the dreams
1hTdd2
For thorns are INJURED With tho
blooming fowers,
No matter Which path We
tread.
Each NJ ms has his golden goal.
Stretching far INTO the years;
And srer he climbs NTH n hope
ful soul,
With alternate smiles md
tears.
Edwin Carlisle Litzey.
Fright now il is the men in
the armed forces and their wives
at home who do the m 5 {
dreaming.
Certainly they can say:
what would we do in this world
of ours were it not for the
dreams ahead?"
Il wish I could think Of that
poem by Siegfried SasoOn which
starts: Soldiers are dreamerS;
when the guns begin they think
of home, clean beds and wives
-ENp4
MANY married men are dom
A'1 mated by their wives be-
cause they, the husbands, do not
like TO quarrel.
Men hate scenes.
They suffer from what has
been described as the tyranny
of tears
Married men should practice
trying to be calm in domestic
arguments.
They should resolve not TO be
affected by tears.
The most difficult thing for a
man TO bear in a domestic argu-
ment, however, is the pointed
remarks Of his mate.
A wife knows her husbands
weaknesses.
She knows about what he Is
sensitive.
In the heat OF the battle many
wives will start a barrage of
insulting remarks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
The Brighter Side

THE hep cat, sometimes called
l. litterbug, is one of my ia
vorite figures of American life.
l love the crltter.
/ think he land she) contrib
ute much TO the gayety Of the
nation.
l can prove that as an eco
nomic proposition, the cats are
enormously valuable.
l rate them a 81 900, 000, 900
industry.
Let me show you how.
The hep cats produced 1--WE
music.
Now do not try TO tell me
that 1--WE music produced the
cats.
The 1--WE was evolved to fit the
gyrations of the cats.
The cats were making those
motions 10 other music that was
inappropriate.
So 1--WE was tailored to their
talents.
WELL, then. the hep cats are
w responsible for large num-
Der of bands employing hun
dreds of musicians.
l believe the number Of bands
has trebled since the advent Of
the cats.
Obviously these bands, in nor
NAL times, benefit the manufac-
turerS of musical instruments,
10 mention a minor detail
The popularity Of a band to-
day depends largely upon its
following Of the cats and most
bands have some following OF
this nature.
The bands have put millions
and millions of dollars OF new
business into the movie houses
the past few years. with the
flood of fresh money al high
tide right now because Of the
war.
You have te--credit a lot OF
that money 10 the cats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
The OnIooker

4 BOMBER BASE SOME
"A WHERE N ENGLAND
Just about the toughest job in
this theater of war Is being
done by men who have practl-
cally no Job 10 do
Idle hands not only make for
mischief but they have raised
mischief with these poor soldiers
I'm talking about
They are the co-pllots OF the
Flying FortresseS on the RAIDS
over Germany and Occupied
Europe.
They're not only unsung.
they're unwhiSpercd
But what bcatlnE-arourd
they take as they backScat drive
over the roads of the sky that
are paved with fax and pa
trolled ny Goering's crack pur-
suit flierS.
They must Just 81 there be-
side the pilot with no WORK 10
. unless he is hlt and thol
~ 10 assume control 81 Inc
snip.
Theirs is free admission
ticket for a -for-all fight but
they can't throw any punches.
once enemy territory is
" reached the CunnerS are
shooting, the navigator * work
ing on his charts or shooting.
too: the bombardierS mind j.
absorbed in preparing for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

THE First Nights: The reason
!! the Broadway producers
e their chests way out 10
80 and keep rafting their
pocket money is because the
goose hangs high.
They're summer-rich for the
first time since 1918.
There are 26 shows in town,
very hot for June. and there will
be some more TO replace the
few that plan to pack up and
git.
The gas rationing makes the
spenders city-bound, and there
is some talk that Harold Ickes'
picture will soon replace Edwin
Booths in all the actors clubs,
he being the professions new
saint.
The prosperity isn't just local.
The road is also flourishlng.
There are "a attractions
roaming the sticks. one of the
few times in recent seasons that
the provinces have outnumbered
Broadway in shows.
Boston's reviewers held their
ears when Early TO Bed hit
that burg. but they all allowed
that Richard Kollmar's new
musical looked like a Broadway
harvest.
The censor got his blue pencil
10 work on IL To ease his New
England conscience. which is the
incest thing that could happen
10 n y. Y.-hound show
The same town shelled Kicked
Upstairs so savagely that it
surrendered Internationally.
THE Magic Lanterns: Five
L Graves TO Cairo" whale
OF a title, would be better il il
didn't make war so doggone
playful.
II gets a nice ride on the
headlines, dealing with the
slapdown OF Rormei and packs
much that is exciting due mostly
A'on Strohelm's dirty tricks.
u, Tone and Anne Baxter fan
haze into love.
This Land Is Mine suffers
from ditto trouble, being an
other tale OF underground war
ring in the Nazi occupied lands
The story is in France this
time. having already played
Norway and Czecho-Slovakia
G. Laughton, Geo Sanders
and Maureen- OHara- keep The
intrigue boiling
Cabin in the Sky gives YOU
Ethel Waters, Lena Horne,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

Rochester, Buck and Bubbles
and Louis Armstrong. Plus the
Waters letting go with Taking
a Chance on Love" than which
there is nothing more tum-
tlddy-um-tum.
My Friend Fllcka' is a Senti-
mental yarn about a kid and his
pony. Roddy Mcdowell n
teenster. knocks on your heart
and makes ii hurt.
Cowboy in Manhattan" offers
the lame-duck tale about back
stage life. but atones with
Frances Langford's melting
tones and prankincsS by Walter
Cailett and Leon Errel, once ct
the Ziegfeld big Top.
"CorregIdor' is a challenge N
YOU 10 sleep with guns going
off.
THE Wireless: All the best
Il comedy Is coming from the
Berlin stations.
GOebbetS has Sef tho history
of The war 10 music.
The Nazi stations now feature
The German Army Guards
Against Invasion as more
timely tran rs tfrce-ycar baltic
ditty We're Sailing Against
England
II made you litter 10 see how
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

Of our chief executives have
owned and raced thoroughbreds.
Among these were George
Washington and Andrew jack
son,
Allow does Toxic stand
W among the cities of the
world in populatIe~.
A-Tokio IS third with a pop
ulation of $3.50, 523.
Greater New York IS first
with a population Of 1000, $50.
Greater London is second with
8,203,942.
DEOPLE earning between
l. $1,000 and $1,000 a year are
responsible for As per cent Of
the consumption Of goods IN the
United States.
Whether the country has in
flation depends very much on
how the spending power of this
group is handled.
DAT FLYNN, cafe manager.
L He started his career at the
Inside Inn at the st. Louis
Worlds Fair in 1904.
If you remember the Inside
Inn Pat will take you into the
st. Louis Fair Old Timers Club.
That is providing you can
name the winner of the st.
Louis Worlds Fair Handicap
and state the location of Tony
Faust's restaurant in the city Of
st. Louis.
EEVERY war for the subiugs-
IL ton of an alien people
sooner or later weakens the Vie
tor internally and eventually
brings about defeat"
Do you know who said that?
Why, sir, it was Adolf Hitler.
Der Fuehrer made that obser-
walton on May n, 1895. Just
about five years before he began
subjugating and dominating the
people of France and most Of
the rest of Europe.
1t looks as if. after all, Adolf
will be able TO say:
.T told you So"
Copyright, I943, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Connolly Answers

1-(a) John Sebastian Bach; Cb)
William EWart Gladstone. tcl
Rutherford Birchard Hayes.
la layer of rock under soft
soil: tbl water containing large
quantities Of calcium and mag
neSIum: (Cl cast iron.
3-ta) PolluX; lh) Galatea; (c)
Juliet
la Henry BunnCr. The Old
Flag; CHI O. w. Holmes. old
IronsideS". tc) Francis Scott
Key The Star Spanglcd Ban
nor.
5-ta) Amphitritc; th) Cadmus;
tCl Dido.
G. ca Revolutionary; lbl Civil
Ny War: Co War Of 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

These often crush the husband
completely.
Rather than subject them
selves 10 this sort of thing some
husbands Will submit 10 domina-
ton.
Others decide 10 get divorce.
This comment is from the de-
parument's Husbands and Mules
File No. 1l8B.
T'HE king of England recently
l. attended the races at Ascot.
AS far as l know no u. S.
president in the past so years
has visited major race track.
All presidents in that time
have attended at least one base
ball game.
The reason the king Of Eng
land owns race horses and at
tends race meetings is because
horse racing is considered the
British national sport.
While no L. s. presidents have
attended the races lately some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
BY Henry McLenOre

nun over the target. and the
pilot Is concentrating on getting
the ship over the target and
getting u home again.
But. 10 the poor co-pilot'
Hands in lap heart IN mouth,
he must Slt quietly by.
Various and Sundry are the
means co-pilots employ 10 re-
lieye this tremendous strain Of
idleneSS in time of battle.
Many of them have become
candid camera fendS and sit
there taking pictures OF Focke-
WulfS and MeSserSchmittS As
they dive AZ them and OF the
anti-airCra!t bursts which rattle
Shrapncl off the fuSelaEe and
wings Ike hail on a roof.
IT : amazing, some Of the shots
Il these boys manage 10 get.
German fighters just a wing
tip away.
Enemy ana iIleD0iy pidncS
going down IN flames
To any one who know, any
thing about photography y IS
plain that those BOYS SIT there
carefully adjusting their camera
shutters and thinking about
lights and shadows while death
is flying all about them.
All co-pilots make a practice
Of counting the traccrs in
stream Of bullets cannon and
machine gun-that arc shot at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

6. D:-You recently recon-
mended Elixir Terpin Hydrate
and Codeine for coughing.
have 10 sign for II al a drug
store and wonder whether there
is habit-forrnlng drug in If.
Will II hurt a person IS years
old?
What would be the proper dose
and how often should it be
taken7
Answer -EliXir Terpin Hy-
drate and Codeine has a small
amount of codeine in IL.
II is true that Codeine is
habit forming drug, but not in
the amount present in this mix
ture, AS is shown by the fact
that il can be obtained with
out doctors prescription.
The dosage is one teaspoonful
four 10 eight times a day, as
needed.
L. W.-Which contains more
calories, white bread or 100 per
cent whole wheat bread?
Answer -- Galleries per 100
grams: White bread, PAS. whole
wheat, PAL. This is a negligible
difference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Quick Answers

f-One square mile.
Sutherland.
3-SWCdcn.
4-England.
5-Greece. IN normal times.
Smallest
Il Poisonous snake
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