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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Clean Toaster

TOASTERS SHOULD have
crumbs brushed out. or the
crumb tray removed and wiped
Of in types with this attach
uent Keep your toaster clean
and II VIII operate satisfactory
for years Never clean tnaSter
.tRttl u rs cool and cord is dis
connected.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
The French Twist!

THE FRENCH twist is popu-
lar again. A convenient arrange
ment this up and down roll at
the back of the head. 1t takes
care of hair that is just below
shoulder length and gives no
chance OF stray locks popping
out.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

Mrs Harry a. Campbell. who has over 1,n0n Red
Cross knitting hours to her credit puts the finishing
touches pair Of trigger mens that will be used by
soldier in the Alaskan All kntters who have taken
yarn for mens reminded by the Red Cross that
this is an emergency JOB and the mtens must be com.
pIeted and turned in by Tuesday Sept 7.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Storing Meat

UNCOOKED MEAT. II e. is
20 be kept in your refrigerator
for r1oTc than few hours.
should have the paper removed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Fish Eaas

II your family likes fish. YOU
won { have "A hard time keeping
up 10 standard on protein. Fish
is as good a protein as meat
anti yuu don t nave 70 worry
about The feed situation for fish.
When there is no meat. fish
or fowl ob'ain3hIo. YOU can 1all
back ON beans, eggs and cheese.
Kidney. lima and navy beans
-alahe- -AaaEt~ -alshasv-tt-Set.d
way ~ usc\ Leftover kidhry
beans is 20 toast bread spread
with q layer of The beans. top
with a slice of cheese and grill.
When egGS\are the main dish
for dinner. use your imagination
and serve them IN some hOvel
it1t= hard boiled and scr.rda III
toast baskets, poachcd and
served with cream sauce. and
Spinach. or poachcd and served
with cheese SauCe
Along with a vegetable din
Dcr serve q dessert that fur
uIShcS protein CuStard made
vrh m.E and egg base helps
ClPusas .3i4 - h4s Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Where TO Enlist

WACs 266 Buhl Build
ing. Hours SIS "A. m. 70
9 p. m. Monday S:l5 a m. 10
7 p. m. Tuesday through
Saturday. CA. 1892.
WAVES NinlH FIQ0r-
Book Building. l249 Wash
lngton boulevard. Hours -
$50 a. m. 10 6 p. m. daily.
Evening appointments can
be made by calling CA. $3.50.
SPARS- 53f Lafayette
Building. IA IA West la lafayette.
HourS-S.3O a. m. 10 9 p. m.
Monday. $50 10 s p. m.
Tuesday through Saturday.
Phone Oh. 9370.
MARIN S-Thirteenth
FlaeF Book Building Hours
e 20 a m. 10 ) p. m. daily.
CA. 1863.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

4 COLORFlL array OF spicy.
nippy rcliShcs should deck your
kitchen pantry this winter.
And now is the time 10 make 10
p0SSibIe Get out your can
Fit4ss f.-tf .-tfaff,4t-FHa4i+-' "A r se-ste-a+s
oil your spices, vinegar and
sugar and make Use of the fine
supply Of fresh vegetables in the
markets.
That roast or chop, dish Of
baked beans, stew or what
hsve-you, viii be greatly en-
hanced by a freshly opened jar
of hUTrmadr rrt1stl- So get -huSy
now IN setting up that store for
the coming months
Here are few relish recipes.
among the many available, that
-Sea might like t6 tfy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Smart
Toys For

BY JOAN DEAN

ADD TO modern miracles the
way designers are cutting cloth
10 ~ girls of the se-ealied awk-
ward aRe-and turning them
into charming young ladies.
I'm grandma day girls from
10 10 Ia were considered just
naturally ungainly and mamma
was always bemoaning Mary
AIMS coltiSh look. She despaired
openly about her Chlld'S awk-
WardneSS and Maryann listened
and developed an inferlorlty
complex
But No MORE, tOday'S SUBJ
tccnstcr looks as smart as her
blg sister VIA clothes designed
specially for her figure. Choice
example Of such a costume is
Skctched today in the wacket
suit which derives IFS name
lrum the fact that its a cross
between A Jacket and a weSkit
OF finest plnWale corduroy
that hardy perennial OF Amer
icaS cotton loomS) IL has a
launty Jacket. or wacket please.
classic gored skirt. Available in
lpstlck red, fir tree green,
royal navy earth brown and
Burgundy corduroy and IN red
and navy cotton gabardine. II
comes in sizes Z 10 16 and IS
sos.
Shown with 70 is a long
,ieeyed ShirtWaiSt blouse Of
white spun rayon that IS Sll9.
49,
SINCE No. SCHOLAR owns
TOO many skirts the backbone
oi getting an cdhcation have
Skcrched TWO super ones today.
llolnd. tooth check In q har-
-mnuN Of fellows -blgas and reds
fashions the sophisticated skirt
made with an inverted pleat
fore and aft and a trouser picat
down each side
THIS lS ono Of the first tr0u-
scf PIeai skirts 20 be- shown Tor
tnp JUNIOR MISS II comes IN
.4znA-llQ- la IL and T. 81 9S -
The Nohd tone skirt Is of 100
por cont wool and IS done in Tho
always good Cored style pressed
IN a novel way 10 give a pleat
effect
IN sizes : 10 Is II is g. 9e and
-ccmcS-ia- nay blue fir tFee
green and lipstick rcd.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

WACKET SUITS IN PINWALE CORDUROY
Back school togs designed 10 give grace to girls
of the awkward age The wake suit in pin vale corduroy
cotton gabariiue variety Of colors 10 Is.
SOS Hounds tooth check skirt in 10 10 is
S393 and solid gored classic in sizes TO- S298.
For shopping information, call Joan Dean Cherry $500
bettUeen a. ri. and D. r-SaturdayS, 80 to 4;30
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
eak Is Out,
But Protein
Still Here
By IDN JEAN KAN

YOU STAND in line az the
meat counter wI'h.your points
an counted 20 The last red
stamp and nothing 10 look at
except those pictures Of mo Juicy
steaks back in thc good old
days When it comes your turn,
sou take Eogr 'u'cc-quarterS Of
F-UHo of -reu meat and Wend
sour way home happy
We arc learning 20 like what
used 10 be the cheaper cuts Of
meat They arc all We can get
and We like what we can get,
which IS healthy trend.
Rich in Protein
R1t vr arc nor faring 50
badly There is plenty Of good
protein In fhc cheaper cuts and
variety meats We don't ask for
a3llS liver these deys Bat when
You cant Ect beef iNcr, it's a
consolation 20 know that pork
and lamb ilNor arc equally good
from thc nllu'ioral standpoint.
Both are excellent sources Of
fairly low cost protein and OF
NH3mIrS a. FL and - Cook
pork liver In meat loavcs and
pa''ics and D. is very tasty.
Brain, and heart arc other
dependable sources Of good pro-
toJn. Whipped up with Scram-
hlcd eggs brains are quite
dolcact To add flavor YOU
might like 10 put in a bit Of
green pepper or tomato.
The most delicious way 10
cook lamb heart IS 90 stuff it.
then bake Beef heart is a gour-
NETS disn when StCWcd and
seasoned with parsley, onion
and thyme.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

Due 10 slowness Of the mails
and other conditions beVoud
our control. pattern deliveries
are being delayed. Please be
patient.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

MANY a COLLEGE and
business wardrobe d, built tins
,caSon on "a smart jumper with
several blouse changes. For
Jumper. make Pattern 45i2 OF
Velveteen, for work or play use
"A practical wool OF IayOn miN-
ture.
Pattern 1912 comes in Junior
Miss sizes IT,, 13, u, L. size l3.
Jumper, takes 2fs yards 35-inch
iabrIcI blouse, Is yards con-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Red Pepper Relish

T
3ia cups sweetened pepper
tablespoon salt
3 cups sugar
. cups vinegar.
Remove seed and midruS
from thie+-t+siit-d peppers f3urr
peppers through food chopper
use smallest knIfel. -MeasuIe-
Sprinkle with salt. Let stand
three or four hours. Add sugar
and vinegar and cook until
thick Pour into hot jars and
seal at once.
Dixie Relish
pint green pepper
pint sweet red pepper
quart cabbage
pnt onion
3 tablespoons salt
3 tablespoons mustard seed
= tablespoons celery seed
= cup sugar
] quart Vinegar.
Let whole peppers stand p
hours in brine 90 cup salt 10 l
Quart cold water). Soak in cold
water TWO hours. Remove seed.
Chop and measure. Mix vege-
tables with sugar. SeaSoningS
and vinegar. Hct- staf1d utcr-
H+gEhi Pack iHte-Aet- lars IA :.
Process - minutes in hot water
bath, then complete seal.
Chill Sauce
; pounds ripe tomatoes
3 large onions
3 sweet green peppers -,-
] cup sugar
3 tablespoons salt
I teaspoon dry mustard
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

Send your order 10 Tho Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
1225 Times Square, Detroit 81
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

just OUT our new fall and
winter pattern book. Send 10
cents NeNtra, Free glove and
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

turned in by Tuesday, Sept. 7.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Apple Cream Pudding

Three tart apples. pared and
tfTIrTiv Sticrd. 3 tablespoons
sugar, tablespoon melted but
ter tablespoon lemon juice, 3
tablespoons boiling water, egg
yolk. 2 cups milk, 2i2 table
spoons quick cooking tapioca, a
tablespoons sugar. i teaspoon
salt. l egg white and y cup va
nIlla.
Place apples in creased bak-
ing dish; sprinkle with 3 table
spoons sugar, butter, lemon
juice and water. Cover and
bake in moderate oven 1915 de-
EreeS) tor 30 minutes. Mix egg
ynlk with small amount of milk
in top Of double boiler Add re-
naming milk, tapioca. 4 table,
spoons sugar and salt. Place
over rapidly boiling water and
cook S TO 10 minutes after water
boilS again, stirring frequently.
Beat egg White until Just stiff
enough 10 hold shape. Fold hot
tapioCa mixture gradually into
egg white Add vanilla. Turn
out over hot apples and continue
baking. uncovered, Is minutes.
Serve hot or cold with straw
berry or other fruit sauce, or
with lam sauce. Serves siX.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Proves Point

Though the garden was not
plowed until June 10, the crops
are right on a par with those
planted much earlier in other
gardens, beeaese-ti,e. Stri-is-routi
and well fertilized. This goes
to prove that soil, plant food
and excellent care tSuch as Mr..
Matthews gives his garden) are
Of equal Importance if not more
vital than early planting.
OF particular interest 10 all
those whose gardens are not on
muck is the Pascal celery, grown
here on ground that IS high and
dry. The seed was 2 years old.
One hundred twenty-five plants
were grown from the 10-cent
package last year, 10l this year
and there is still seed left,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Gumdrop Bars

Three eggs. IL cups sugar.
= cup milk. = cups -four, .
teaspoon salt ! teaspoon Cinna-
mon. l cup soft EumdropS tomlt
Dcorice). 4 cup finely cut nuts
and / tablespoon -four.
Beat eggs until light and
lemon colored. Add sugar and
milk gradually while beating.
Sift together flour, salt and Gin
namon. and add IN thirds 70
mixture. beating until smooth
after each addition. Lastly STIR
in The gumdrop> which have
been cut in pieces and combined
with tho nuts and flour.
Spread this mixture In q
CREASED shallow pan Bake iu
325 degree oven FOR 80 minutes,
or until cake Shrinks from sides
Of pan Cut in STRIPS. Makes
about three dozen.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Started in Flats

Mr.. Matthews grew the plants
in flats in the house, covering
the seedlings with cloth till they
terminated, and suspending the
fats in front of the basement
windows by chains Sung over
the rafters. Started about April
10. the plants were set in the
garden the 25th of June.
After trying celery in trenches
last year, in order to conserve
moisture. and finding that the
plants on level ground did bet
ter, Mr.. Matthews forgot the
trench method this year but did
set the plants 3 inches deep,
working in the soil around them
gradually as they grew.
The celery has had no water
just cultivation-and now the
bases of the stalks will be
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Other Vegetables

Acorn and Hubbard Squashes
were growing to good size, the
broecoli made a magnificent pic
ture, and from one bud cluster
of Pritchard tomatoes came five
fruits which were presented
10 me.
weighed them on my return
home and found the single clus-
Ter had produced = pounds.
Pntchard is a new varlety-and
disease resistant
Young Paul Matthews, age 10.
has his own garden of corn,
tomatoes, carrots and aSters.=
-ffr-S- DtaHUTUE 70 mako lots OF
money 10y selling these at a
roadside stand.
But his parents find that one
of the biggest Joys their large
and productive garden gives
them is that of. sharing with
others by gifts TO appreciatiye
visitors.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Packing Hints

A cold slice of meat from last
nights dinner means Just that,
but if put through the grinder
and mixed witt, Il little green
pepper and tomato catsup. IT
makes for a surprise element.
And, too. minced meats go
further and are easier TO handle
IN sandwiches.
The palatahility OF the lunch
box depends upon the skill of
the packer. so here are a few
hints 10 help YOU along. Wrap
all sandwiches separately IN
wax paper Use filings that
will not soak the bread nor wilt
before eating. II lettuce is TO
be used in the sandwich. wrap
it separately in wax paper and
it can be put IN at the time OF
eating.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Appearance!

Bu, aside from this, paving
attention 10 the appearance of
The box is pretty important too
when appealing 10 the child's
appetite. A gay paper napkin
tucked IN the corner. a red APP
pie shiued for all It's worth. a
plump tomato or hard-cookcd
eEC 10 be eaten whole, a favor
ite piece of frosted cake, a
couple pieces of candy wrapped
IN n swirl of wax paper.
these can make all the differ
cnce i'm the world between just
a lunch consumed because it's
noon time. and a package
opened with eager anticipation
and eaten with gtste.
Variety in the preparation Of
the foods, as we'll as in the con-
tents, should be practiced also.
II YOU must have egg sand
witches a couple of times a week,
vary them bN mixing with may
onnaiSe one day. chilli sauce the
next, or alter the flavor by the
addition chopped pickles,
olives and a little mustard.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

one Of lack of confidence lis
important 10 be ambitious and
convinced you can succeed.
Money and personal matters re-
quire watching.
OCT. u 70 nov. 2s
ScorpiQ-Note Libra, your IN
dications and remedy are similar
now. BE careful in writings how
YOU express yourself generally.
ttUu attempt n1urr- TRAN .yoti
should to do things well.
NOV. % TO DEC. p
Sagiitajjus - Today begins a
trio Of days very favorable 20
military, home front, diplomatic,
governmental, scientific, domes-
tic matters. An all-encompass-
ing, advantageous period If you
think and act in the right direc-
tion throughout.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Copricoy1, - Point at success.
don't Just hope for, or expect IL.
II can be had with judicious
thinking and managing. Day
fayors YOU who use the neccs-
sary effort, minus overforcc and
domiuecring.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aquarius-Nou may be called
upon to take over the rclnS, 20
assume authority unexpectedly.
Worry not, you are more capable
than YOU credit Yourself, but you
could use some added system
and better expression of your
talents.
FEB. ei TO MARCH 90
Pisces - Note Aquarius-and
add control Of sympathieS. To-
day can prove more favorable
than IL first appears. Override
obstacles. realizing that your
final victories VIII be very graft
flying.
4 child born ON this dqg,
Buoyaut, magnetic. determined.
sensitive. independent apprecia-
tive Of home ties and religious
training
Copyright isi3. By Kirg Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Select Makeup
For Color Harmony
I TNLESS the blonde darling

UNLESS the blonde darling ! {
fussy about Selecting make1S
up items, gets the precisely
right colors and applies cos
metics artistry with restraint,
she's likely to look brittle. The
brunei can get away with
more makeup.
There are many typcs Of
blondes. There are the tow
headed ones, the true blondes
with fair skin and the blue eyes.
the near blondes. those with
shining golden glints. the drab
ones.
Add the carrot tops, the cop
per tops and the redheadS and
even then you haven't got
started on the list.
AS there are degrees of color
and shades in the hair, so are
there variations in skin. That's
why one has to have A keen eye
when selecting powder.
Few women know the color
of their skins anyhow. A good
plan is 10 buy powder at
beauty. shop, have the help OF
facial operator who knows the
cosmetic ropes. She may sug-
geSt a blend or tints.
A blonde with brown eyes
who has never found powder 10
suit her discovered that a blend
of rachelle and mauVe impaired
a luminous, transparent quality
10 her skin.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
MARCH % 10 APRIL 20

1RIES-"No!" to lot Of
II things today; No to the
least bit Of temperamentalism,
10 curtness. 0verconiidonce and
undlplomatic aggression. Figure
it out for yourself, able friend
you'll find the answer in COM
mon sense methods, gracious be-
havior.
APRIL II TO NAY eO
T0urps-Again we say, as we
have SO many times in past:
save your fine energy for right
things, and be not nervously on
the 90 Occasionally YOU need
quiet thinking, just plain rest
ing. Save while YOU earn; plan
scnsibIy for the future.
MAY Ri TO JUNE Fl
Goupi-Notc what we've said
20 Taurus today-it's sound ad-
vice for you, too. active friend
Your planets, however. are IN
more favorable positions now.
JUNE - TO July -
Cauccr - Favorable in many
ways - this work and personal
day. Whatever should come
first deserves primary attention,
of course. II your procedure
and methods are okay. you'll
soon reap excellent rewards.
July q TO AUG. p
Loo-Wait long enough before
making that decision 10 ascer-
tain whether yee ste 90 the richt
track and acting upon all the
necessary knowledge or only
some of the facts. One or two
extra facts often make a lot of
difference.
AUG. o5 To SEPT. q Ny
Vrgo-Have no qualms about
this good day, and make it a
point t0 arrange your schedule
so that 10 consists Of some
needed exercise (evcn II just
walking, and the right diet.
SEPT. 20 To OCT. QB
LbJo-Start more cautiously
than you would tend 20 but
don't have a hesitant attitude or
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Canning Center
Now Open

THE Highland Park Office OF
Il Civilian Defense announces
the opening of a community
canning center in the Ford
School, Second and Midland.
The entrance is through the
first door from the corner Of
these two streets and the CEN
ter wifi be open daily Monday
through Friday from 10 to 4.
There will be charge Of 5
cents a can TO defray expenses.
Chairman of the project is Mrs.
$. V. Thomson.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Substituting a Garden
For Coli Pays Dividends
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

HTHiS is my golf, said the
Rev. J. c. Matthews OF the
Southfieid Reformed PreSby-
terian Church as we surveyed
his acre garden next TO his home
on IL Mile road.
For three years, since the
Matthews family moved to the
country they've had a garden
and found it of particular use
last winter when vegetables
were scarce and high in price
so their home canned and stored
goods made a big difference.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Money Saver

WAR time hosiery calls for
w tight harneSSing, Cotton
stockings are inclined to bag at
the knees, especially if they are
even half a size too large.
There's one comfort. They don't
snag or have runs, and you're
not forever trotting out the
darning outfit They're money
savers in a big way.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Lunch
Tips for
Small Fry
h, PRUpENCE PENNN

CCRO0L days are in oWmldst
- again Books pencil cases,
and ro-fo-School clothes will be
brought out once more And
along slih these annual fall
customs. the homCmaker TOO
VIII again be taking on her new
Job that of packing hearty.
u0uuSHiAg and attractive lunch
boxes for tho uuv TT11Uff rrr-ff TO
tote along for the noon hour.
Prime Importance of course
IN planning that lunch box meal
is 10 see that IL includes a fruit,
filing sandwich, a sweet in the
form OF cookies or cake, and
something crisp. as raw carrots.
celery. olives or pickles. And
milk, hot chocolate. or soup Of
course TO so along IN the
theTWOS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Cup Cakes

Cup cakes baked in paper
cups will stay fresh longer than
those baked in muffin tins. Day
old bread is preferable since 1t
slices more easily. Butter or
margarine should be creamed
before using, thus increasing its
spreading properties.
If YOU are keeping a wary
eve on those ration points, re-
member you can stretch part OF
your butter, Just 10 be used in
sandwiches. and keep in mind
the possibilities of Jam. Jelly.
peanut butter, and rehshes. and
the many ways YOU can extend
meat, cheese and eggs TO be
used rs spreads.
Here is a real tasty sandwich
that can be prepared from -leil=
over meat, this time veal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Nurseries

Children from = TO 5 years
of age are cared for in the
nurseries. Newest center to be
opened by the Chttdren's War
Service is at PetoSkey and Bur
lingame avenues. 1t operates
on a 24-hour schedule and is
fully stated with trained child
workers.
We were charmed with this
center. which is housed in an
English Tudor building, boasts
Tiny tot furniture. pretty blue
curtains at the windows and
an indoor and outdoor playroom
equipped with everything a child
could want. This center also
includes a handsome canteen for
older children.
Nursery fees are 8 cents an
hour and 25 cents for each meal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
More viii Open

At present there are 19 can
teens and nurseries being oper-
ated by the Children'S War
Service but more will be opened
as soon as the need for them is
made known.
If you wish more information
on the canteens and nurseries,
or counsel on caring for chill
dren under 2 years of age.
please telephone the Children's
War Service. Randolph 1926.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Mock Chicken Sandwich

One cup finely ground cooked
veal. "a cup finely cat sweet
pickle teaspoon salt, 2 table
spoons lemon Juice, Is teaspoon
pepper, and y cup mayonndlSe.
Mix above ingre len s.:
TT1U1ytDr1 vvftttr ff1tt r ttttft54t-tA-- y lA4A
amount makes enough for SIX
larne sanAMLnhne-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Surprise Family
With New Puddinq

FOR a PUDDING all MEM
bcrS O. the family will go for.
serve taploca cream with apples.
Dclicious-whcn served with fruit
S1llcp
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

blanched by hillinE the soil up,
since Mr.. Matthews prefers the
bases white and the tops green.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

By Frances Drake

LooI in the Section in Which Your Bthdav Comes and Find
Nhot Your Outlook is, According 10 the Stars
For Monday, September 6.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
The Canteens

Children OF school age are
cared for at canteens from $50
a. m. to $50 p. an. The time
child spends in the canteen
from school hours until dinner
means that he is safely off the
street and away from any dis
turbing influences he might en-
counter If left 10 run wild.
If Johnny objects to cam
teen. believing it just more
school and study. you can reas-
sure him il is nothing of the
sort. Canteens offer super
visod play, games. music and
story hours. They are very
similar TO a day camp.
Fees at the -CauteenS are = y
cents an hour and 25 cents for
each meal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
More
To Open
As Needed
BY PHLoMENE EZACK

THE ringing of the school bell
Il which used TO strike fear
into the heart of little Johnny
may well bring panic 10 his
mother this year.
Re-opening of school presents
a problem TO many mothers who
are working in war plants.
During summer vacation they
managed to keep their homes
going and children tended with
The assistance or nigh school
girls who worked as mothers
helpers. But high schoolers are
going back TO classes now, too,
and a problem arises.
But a solution is offered by
the board of education which
has established under the Chill
dren's War Service, a number Of
CanteenS and nurseries to care
for children of war working
mothers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

ADvERTfsEMEN ut