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Evening star., 1943-10-24
BEANS TO THE RESCUE!

lily to take turns at the table.
Bean kinds number into the
dozens along with their cousins,
the dried peas and the lentils. A
fascinating crowd - some Of mono
tone color, others splotched and
splashed in a rainbow scheme. See
what the bean bins hold: Roman
beans flecked scarlet, hcorice-black
turtles, spotted pintos, round
wrinkled garbanzos. whole yellow
peas, the green split peas, red
checked kidneys, peas with yellow
eyes, peas black-eyed, the sweet
marrowfats, pale-green limas.
However, few cooks have worked
with more than four kinds. Every
body's choice is the pea bean, also
called the navy, or Boston bean,
representing IS to 80 per cent of
our total bean crop. A little nugget
of goodness and innumerable the
ways we can use it.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Here are old friends
and some new ones.
Get TO know them all
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fashions in ra-
L tions bring
beans to the fore.
Bean pots move
down from obliv-
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Try Other Kinds Too

6UT change is the sauce to sharp
en- appetite. Navy bean admirers
should switch occasionally to
Americas second bean favorite.
This is the pinto Spanish for
spotted, a brown and white bean,
the staff of life for the Mexicans
and Indians of the Southwest.
Some day treat the pinto chuck
wagon style. Wash the beans, then
soak overnight. Twelve hours
drinking and those beans swell
double in size. Cover with plenty
of water and simmer until the
beans start to soften. This is the
moment to drop in the rind of a
one-third side of a bacon. Add salt,
add a bit of dried chill pepper of
the spitfire breed and a small Glove
of garlic, pierced with a toothpick
for convenience in removing. Sim
mer two or three hours, adding
boiling water as needed, keeping
the water line two inches higher
than the beans. Take the pot from
the heat and let it stand overnight.
Then another hour of simmering
just before serving. Lay a but
tered slice of crusty bread in a
soup plate, cover with beans
and plenty of juice. Eat with a
soup spoon - heave q sigh of
content.
Plump tender limas hold third
place in bean popularity with
American cooks. Obligingly they
blend their nut-sweet favor with
vegetables, cheese, eggs and meat.
Two kinds are grown - limas and
Evening star., 1943-10-24

loii oii lop PdIiuy
shelves. Brown savory odors float
from Americas kitchen doors.
Ready-prepared beans are slim
picking in cans, those around in
jars are high in blue points. It's
bake your own beans, for beans
there must be at least once week,
and as main dish to jack up short
protein. Happily, the dry-bean-
and-pea crops of the nation prom
ise bouncer yields, unless nature
pulls tantrum.
Beans are a supporting food,
putting plenty of resistance
into the eater. They are the rich
est source known of vegetable pro-
tein, next to meat, eggs, milk and
cheese as a body builder. Beans
offer fuel in the form of carbo-
hydrates to stoke the human
engine. Beans stand for B vitamins
to generate pep. Beans offer goodly
amounts of minerals, chiefly iron
and PHOSPHORUS and some cal
cium. Beans can take meats place
at dinner - and do it we'll - at
less than one-third the cost.
They're Everlasting
BEANS keep virtually forever,
stored in a dry place. Edible beans
have come out of the Egyptian
tombs to make historic dinner for
an Egyptologist.
The Indians taught the Pilgrims
bean baking, hole-in-ground fash
ion. Maple sugar was added, a
touch of English mustard, a chunk
of salt pork. Beans were put to
bake in brick ovens and New
England's baked beans we're born.
Proud dish, this great-great-grand-
father of the baked-bean clan.
But other beans as we'll are de-
serving your notice. So this year.
with beans a once-a-week must"
let's invite the whole legume fam
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13
Sports Roundup

NsJOhnny ReyOlta OF Evanston III today held ont
Illinois professional
touring the tricky Glen Flora course
strokes Reola who has captured the
also nnisned
ball affair OF
when Henry turned In
1894 for s..
ChcasoNsFve major league baseball stars and six minor league
the Great Lakes Naval Training sta
heading for further training was announced
by Comdr Russell Cook The major eaguers In
White pitcher Halett
OF the Pittsburgh Pirates Of the Cleveland Indians Frank
Marvin Federman OF the Chicago
Cubs
Mosccn world pocketoiiard champion said
received In an Industrial accdent
would interfere seriously with his game
outtossed Singn Baugh Of
the aerial duel sunday before 5000 fans
Chicago defeated the National Pro
champions TO H. in an exhibition game
Fi. crisler will redouois his efforts this week
that showed poorly IN mock con-
test while it's opening opponent Grants Warriors dshed out
trimming Illinois.
CAMP LEE va-AP-w1th displaying plenty OF early
Brooklyn Dodgers OF the National Football
Lee Soldiers here Sunday Is to
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13
LOANS TO Factory WORKERS
How and women con borrow $7s, $50, 500 or more
without sndensrs-Rspoy In small monthly instruments

hIEED some extra cash quickly?
~ Want to pay off old debts? Apply
at Household Finance for the money
you need. Repay in small monthly
instalments. No endorsers required,
no wage or salary assignment taken.
Any man or woman with a job is wei
come to apply for a salary. car or
furniture loan of $50 to $500. Just
tell us how much you require and
which payment plan you prefer We
have many plans to fit our service to
your needs.
$50 loan for $3.s4
Payments shown in the table below
include principal and interest. Charges
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13
Ann Arbor Opens
Schools Today

Ann Arbor Sept l3-Ann Arbor
schools opened this morning, with
both high schools and grade school
pupils reporting for registration
over 40 new faculty members be.
gan the year, in addition to many
new pupils, according to Supt. OF
Schools Otto w. Haisley Kinder.
garten pupils began registration.
which will continue through wed
nesday. with other classes scha
duled TO start Immediately.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13
Win Fifth Straight Game

Edward Rrasny. Whitmore Lake,
at ceremony Saturday in ST. Tho
mas Catholic Church Miss How
ard was attended by her sister.
Miss Ruth Marie Howard as maid
OF honor. and Miss Margaret How
ard and Mrs Is. l. Howard as
other attendants Joseph lIulzin.
"a served MI krasuy as best man,
and ushcrs were ROLAND Gainsle ,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13

are made only for the time you have
the money. At our rate of $50 per
month, a SIS loan costs Sl.55 when
repaid in three monthly instalments
of S8.85 each, but only he when re-
paid at the end of a week. A $50 loan
repaid in four monthly instruments of
Sl3.46 each costs S3.84-or If repaid
in one month costs Sl.50
Gosh for most any purpose
You may get a Household loan to
clean up old bills, to pay your doctor
or dentist. insurance, taxes. repairs.
union or training fees-for almost any
purpose. lfa loan can help you, phone,
write or visit Household Finance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13

and Vindent Howard
Following a wedding. breakfast
az the Allencl Hotel and a recep-
ton At the home OF the brides
mother. Mr.. and Mrs Krasny left
on a short wedding trip They will
reside at Sl4 r. William St. here.
upon their return Mr. Krasny 10
a member OF the Ann Arbor police
foTto
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13
HgARINo sat

Detroit. Sept. lS-AP-Examina-
tons will be held Sept. Is for three
Chicago men who pleaded inno-
cent Of first degree murder when
arraigned IN recorders court.
TIE. three. David and Thomas
Lamb and Robert Gemmell.
were arrested following s mile
running gun fight with six squads
OF policemen. Arthur Currie, Jr.,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13
FISH FETcHEs BAIT

RIDG EWAY. s. C.-UP-Charlie
Moore OF Ridgeway. S C., while
fishing. accidentally knocked
small lottle OF green-frog bait into
the river Next day he hooked an
eight bound ,bass Inside the fish
he fouad his bottle OF green frogs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13


Sundays Results
Brooklyn s. Philadelphia 4.
New York 81, Boston 90.
Cincinnati 10, Pittsburgh o..
st Louis at Chicago co weather.
Today's Game
Brooklyn at Boston ~ tsecond
game is continuation OF suspended
game Of July 81.
Only game scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13
PHONE SWEARING COSTS IS

GALVESTON. Tex.-UP - In
what was perhaps one of the most
unusual trials ever held in the
corporation court here. a six.man
jury found local man guilty of
swearing over the telephone. He
was fined s. and costs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13
GIaL is DRUMMER BOY

Observation-Disclosures in 1857
as Americas first boys band, tho
Farm & Trades School band on
Thomson Island in Boston har-
Dor now has girl drummer for
the first time She is l5-year-old
Joyce F.. Meacham.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13
Upsets Will
be Startling

Chicago, Sept. 13-INS-The first
two major football games in the
Midwest over the week end proved
two things conclusively today-the
freshmen players are going to
make plenty OF mistakes and the
list OF upsets will be startling
In one game, the favored and
seasoned Camp Grant Warriors
were forced to extend themselves
to defeat an inexperienced Uni
versity OF Illinois eleven, 20 to o.
Only is the fourth quarter were the
Warriors able to clinch victory by
showing over two touchdowns.
Four freshmen in the starting
lllini lineup at Champaign, H.,
made several errors due to inexper.
fence but fought gamely until they
tired In the final quarter.
In the other game, the Great
Lakes Bluejackets were expected t.
have an easy time with the Fort
Riley eleven at Great Lakes. but
it took a blocked attempt for an
extra Ioint TO beat the boys from
Kansas, 20 to 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE

udIIINN U0IIIIT IT uNTNT'
Sundays Results
Cleveland 2. Detroit !.
New York l-9. Boston 0-6.
st. Louis rs. Chicago %
Washington 40, philadelphia IS
Todsy's Games
Detroit at Chicago. night.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Only games scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13
Miss Howard Wed
to Walter krasnv

Ann ArhoT. sept i3-Miss Map
Agnes Howard. daughter Of Nj.
Louis Howard became the bride
OF Waiter Krasny. son OF Mrs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13

these men did regular production work and
observed, at first hand, the production meth
DDS then IN use Our long background IN
building automobiles and trucks. plus the
experience these men gained working with an
aircraft manufacturer. enabled Us quickly 20
get under way with the necessary tools ard
equipment 70 turn out bodies for bombers
by quantity production methods.
To help acquaint US in advance with the
many kinds Of material ard operations IN
,olyed the Army Air Corps sent US bomber
nose section. Our engineers and master me.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13

Is. q bystander. was killed by a
stray bullet fired during the chase.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13

MOUNT AYR. Ta-UP- Mrs.
Geraldine Peff. 40. New York. was
released from a Des Moines.
Ia. sanitarium where her father
said her wealthy husband confined
her a year ago while he sought a
divorce. District Judge Homer A.
Fuller declared Mrs. Peff sane at
the close OF two-day habeas cor.
pus hearing. Her father. l.. W.
Laughlin. Mount Ayr attorney. has
filed damage suits OF $1,000 each
against her husband. Peter. and DR..
Russell c. Doolittle. medical direc.
tor OF the sanitarium.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-13

WAR PRODUCTS or oHRYSER CORPORATION
Tunss Toni Engines knti-Aircraft Guns bomber
Fusslugs Sections Bomber Wings AiFeraft Engines
Wide Voristy Of Ammunition Ant-Tank Nshiclss
Command RssoanoissonSs Gers caaioausst Pvf-
Troop Motor Iranspor's Anboiansss Marine
1rueiori Weapon cousfs Marine and lndvsirioI
Engines Cyro-compostst Air Reid Sirens and Fire
ponioons HorboF Tu7s Field kitchsns Toub
Rods Bomb Shoetss Tent Heaters Rsfrsssasos
comprsuors hirsrof, lending osorS ord 0rkss
inporion, Wor Equipment.
Ia NJ pro5yeoa e k .evio-..i ohs, os,psrss. y
ui,sd By ever 1900 ivbco-,rseol 9S6 TOYS, IL ~ sa.,
fgas In Major B7~ss svsry rhgrsday, cas-, pFM.EWr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25
STRAND

Random Harvest" continues its record-breaking run at the Strand theater where 1t is now showing to a capacity filled house at every sin- gle performance. The film, which co-stars Greer Carson and Ronald Colman is being held over at the Strand until next Monday evening, 50 if you haven't yet seen 1t, or if you are among the thousands who have seen it and want to see 1t again, make your plans now to see 1t during now and next Monday night.
 The Boom Boom Boom picture. the picture that has everything. is coming back to Waterbury. By popular request the Strand Is bring ing back, for Q three day showing on March 9th, 10th and 1lth, MGM's great hit, Boom Town" a picture that Hollywood critics labeled as "a maSterly combination of thrills, emotional drama and suspense"
 But 1t takes actors to make a story live before your eyes. Boom Towns" star-studded cast is headed by no less than Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy, the most dynamic, two-flsted guys on the screen-and Claudette Colbert and Hedy La. mar, two of the most talented and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25
'PoLI's

Tonight will be your last oppor- tlinity to see Johnny Long and his orchestra on the stage of the Loew poli theater where they are now appearing in person, together with other big stars of stage, screen and radio.
 Among the entertainers on this bill are Sharkey, worlds great seal, and comedy riot of the recent Ah- bott- -Costell picture Pardon My sarong"; Holmes and Jean, seHisa. tional dance team, and Brit Wood comedy star of the Hop-A-Long Cassidy series.
 In addition is Q fine surrounding screen program topped by "The Fighting Devildogs' with Lee Powell and Herman Erik.
 "In Which We Serve, the biog. raphy of Q ship authored, directed and produced by Noel Coward who also is It's leading player opens a four-day engagement on the Leow Poli screen, with performances end- ing on Monday evening. 4 war pie ture made on the other side of the Atlantic it combines the actuality
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25
In T,he Local
 The0tgyS

glamorous lovelies in pictures. The main featured part IS handled by none other than Frank Morgan. Not just Ilames but part of filmdOm's great. all of them. M
 The picture positively ahounds with adventure, thrills, romance and comedy, and don't forget--this is the last opportunity you win have to see a Clark Gable picture for the duration, as the actor is now serving In the United States Armed Forces. It was partly due to this reason that the management of the Strand has secured return engagement of "Booil Town" 90 be sure to attend @ showing of It.
 And on this same bill will be an- other smash revival, ''Little Nellie Kelly" the sparkling George M. Cohan hit starring Judy Garland, the screens singing sensation, and dancing star George Murphy. You will remember that "Little Nellie Kelly" was Judy's first solo starring vehicle, and also among the finest and most popular films she has made. Don't miss seeing 1t agalnl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25

of an exciting uoWsroeI NII humanity of q great story.
 Telling the llfe history c l M. 6. TOgrin, . destroyer of Royal Navy from the time s|.< launched until sl1e sinks iM Mediterranean o6 Crete. One 'I also tells the story Of the men serve on her. Tn Q series ~ backs we sec the homes from which they came, their wives, sweethea and children, and the happy noA ments they lived with them asIloE1
 The picture scenes an done 'iN Q realism powerful enough to eIVa us the taste of real battle. JsSst aA moving and real are the Nunie scenes, the emotional episodes ~ which Captain Kinross, portrayed I, Noel Coward, addresses his men In which he bid them goodbye after the ship Is lost.
 Avoiding the flamboyant entirely. the film achieves its effects in q quiet, dignified way.
 On the same program is another smash hit, 'TaM Mister" co.slars ring Allan Jones and singing dioria Jean.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25

exploded fast comedy. romance and adventure into the lap of capacity audiences.
 The picture Is one of the most hilarious to come out Of Hollywood in months and is Q sprightly yarn about crystal-gasing and clairvoy- ance.
 Down to her last ss cents, young and lovely Toni Gerard, played by Miss Goddard, plunges all at the honky- -tonk of Madame Zenohai, played by Gladys George, teller of fortunes, who gets Toni job as sharpshoOting "shill" next door at the shooting gallery of Pop Tibbets, portrayed by Cecil Kellaway.
 When Madame Zenobias sacro- lilac snaps out of place, Toni is drafted to pose as the crystalsball gazer. Her short course In clairvoy. afice includes one spirit" message for Brad Cavanaugh, played by Ray Midland, young attorney. The mes- sage is that Brad buy certain prop. erty because there Is oil on 1t. Ac. tually Madame zenobia knows that the government intends to buy this piece of land.
 Attracted by the handsome and eligible lawyer, Toni also prophecies that the next day at a certain res- tatlrant, Brad will meet a red head ed beauty, eating an apple. Unex- pectedly Brad is summoned to the restaurant because of threatened suit over an alleged mouse in a teapot. When Brad arrives he finds Toni, whom he doesn't recognize out of her fortune -teller's robes, and awakens to the fact that not only Is she red-headed, but she also Is munching an apple.
 The second big hit of the pro- gram is Mug Town" starring the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25
BANDITS roo SMART

Hollywood = (UP) - "Blackcut robberies" are not altogether dis advantageous. When two 'sBiackolit Bandits" after ordering sam Black, service station proprietor. to make g complete blackout under cover Of which to rob the cash register, tho olackout was so complete that while they got $50 from the register, they failed to see another $50 that was reposing by the side of the first.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25

RIDE A BUS TO SEE THIS SHOW
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25

Dead End Kids and the Little Tough Guys, Hollywood's mos. tall ented and reckless group of ju- venile performers.
 The celebrated juvenile stars ap- pear this time in a highly exciting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25
.MOVieS Playing
 To-day

film that has all the frantic actior of it's predecessors and. in many in. stances, seems to contain more vio. lence and sustained audience ap' peal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25
STATE

Fortunately, fun is not rationed yet as was experienced yesterday when Q bombshell of entertainment, ''The Crystal Ball." co-starring Paulette Goddard and Ray Midland,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-22
Classy Invading Team
Loses II to 20 After
Game Fight on
ihgn ocilool Court

\ rarn ... MIN .rhn,t h...t..,
team ella ~ and game bu, ,,,,,I II,
the last session -! Il thrrc-sane ,n, ~
went down lighting m dr,ra, +, w.. ,
Hrr-"m hl"u schools BulIdoy< ho'l
Saturday night 10y u .cp,v Of y 10 nn
D"spt, -" tact that lIrnd,, ~
took m early lead ana hrId =!
throughout tn" "rm". th.r. co.,
n'N,I " tame Wu,u the r,rh,r. hos
were dangerous Us Cuacu en-.
lowers .ou"d n the .ln,I un,''''
when ne sent IN 4 iull .trine nf 70
serves 3Ga.m-t whom the n,,d,r
p,lcd up Il steady score. HrpuL.r.
went bach into luv gam" ana ken,
III" situation umdcr control um,;i
III" final whistle. ''
The play wI> marked hv -. call
!ng 90 " lot ct -..rsuma! fouls ana
C1rp"Hi'r. aggressive it.bpr1 su,rj
i"ui,d vl early 10 tho mi h,I,
and Gut'iH. .lIsuy center. followed
his tcHumaIr uu, ny the :ouI rons
IN Tn, second half.
The scn'r i iur emf 90, ia f.r.,
gut!'"r VA Henderson ll-T,rbnra
.. ., +. n..' She count wa. .,.ndar
son II rnrn"rn =. md a, the end q.
a." 'hu.; 1vn',. 'h' record sto,G
iirud'. rn ''-lnhuu s
IT., hn. score.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-22
BARCLAY ON gggDGE

and West hat been vulnerable ana
ms Own side nj BY doubling he
gives his partner chance to
make II business pass. for penal
ties. II %, happens to bc loaded
with 7'""uCtr ~ the hostile suit
Under both sequences. South
gave. ms partner a chance for a
second i.G with uu fear of the
bidding h".ug dropped. In the sec
"Da series he jump bid after
dJuhIra shows the same game
strength practically. as the inn
w"dft'" h!1 II the opponents suit.
III" beauty of giving North sec
ond ,lpuC" to bid is that. II he de-
sired to r-bd spades. that SUIT
would make the best contract .
Pretty play developed on this
deal South won the third club
trick. scored three spades and put
East IN with a club The latter
took another club trick. the dia-
mDnh . being discarded on II. but
then couldn't help giving dummy
The lead a diamond WAS chosen.
the winning Two tricks there.
four In spades. one in clubs and
the heart finesse made game
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-22
TWO PATHS TO GAME

YOU HAVE choice of twu en-
tircly different methods after an
opponent has opened with sut
bid and catches you with an even
~ distributed hand of such great
strength that you 30 not want to
play IL at a -tNun.gawr con
tract One of these Is by proclaim
ing game strength a. once hy hid
ding the opponents suit The other
Is by doubling and then II your
partners response does not SHOW
a declaration you desire h.Hirc
one more than minimum ul your
next turn. IN either II sW' OF SO
Trump Vulneraoilty shuu.I de-
eide the preferred method
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-22

Heavy ca>ualilr. and tank
losses were suffered by the Ger
mans at the hands ui British ana
Americans in violent fighting. II
was reported. and the Germans
were said Ia have lost II ii 'hcir
tanks in >lrrminr toward IhIIt
hat nipht
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-22

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