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Evening star., 1943-03-21

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Evening star., 1943-03-21

ries with it feeling that the out
look of the speaker is limited. This
is especially true at the present
moment when we are all influenced
by the global character of the war.
Unconsciously we 'cast" each
voice, just as a theater director
casts each actor for his part.
A very real surprise in this situa-
ton is that the President has es-
tablished a definite standard, and
that whether we like it or not -
even whether we are among the
majority who admire him, or the
minority who do not - we are all
affected by the standard to which
he has conditioned us - actually
a standard of etiquette!
had never thought of this until
this moment, just as my pencil has
set it down! Curious! That among
the elements of a presidents sue
cess would seem to be his mastery
of etiquette!
Released BY The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

THAT'S gorgeous evening
i gown you're thinking of buy
ing. It's so gay and glamorous -
and what Aattering neckline!
It's YOU.
But who's going to see you wear
tiff America loses the war?
Not that soldier you kissed
goodbye in mist of tears! He
won't see it until its years out of
style if America should lose the
war.
Remember! Germany knocked
out France in June, 1910. And
. today millions of Frenchmen are
sill Nazi prisoners.
That's the Pattern-of defeat.
So, if you want that soldier of
yours home before too many
Evening star., 1943-03-21

ing to be officers. When l hear you
say "prepatory" l don't know
what you're talking about. The
word is preparatory" and an Off
GER calls it that" "
Courtesy Spells Strength
IT IS interesting to learn from
this evidence that now, in the
midst of training for the most des-
perate ife-and-death struggle the
world has ever known, our Army's
conception of behavior comedies
that a basic knowledge of eti-
quette indicates strength, not weak-
ness. In other words, the day is
past when it was generally thought
that strength and toughness and
courage went with bad manners
and rough voice.
We all know, of course, that mill
itary etiquette is as rigid in its
exactions as is diplomatic eti-
quette. But that the homely cour-
tesies and elemental rules of table
Evening star., 1943-03-21

springtimes have Passed-it you
want that big church wedding
5oon-you won't buy that evening
gown!
You'll buy U. S. War Bonds in
stead and make sure we win the
war!
Just what are us. War Bonds?
They're the incendiaries that
will rain on Tokyo and Berlin
the landing barges that will win
back the Philippines!
They're your anchor to wind
ward-yournest-egg for the future.
They're your white satin we'd
ding dress, your coronet of lace,
that little house you dream of.
And they're the safest, sound
est investment in all the history
of mankind!
Evening star., 1943-03-21

for local Office, a hometown
accent is easily an advant-
age - certainly no disad-
vantage. But for a Federal
Office every local accent,
whether pleasant or un-
Evening star., 1943-03-21

training school in England
where They have classes in
speech, showing them how
to breathe out their words
and give orders that really
command. In one class the
instructor said: You're go
Evening star., 1943-03-21
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What an improve
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Women can hardly
believe the difference
in convenience and
comfort compared
with older ways.
Tamnax is worn in
Evening star., 1943-03-21
\ Wartime \
Cooking Tips
BY 0t~'@ 9s~"x. w.. ;,
Hosr to make your
folks like liver.

It's all a matter of
KNOWN hoW to fix
it. An that sure is
good news, isn't it?
Evening star., 1943-03-21
EVEN In War;.

manners could be of concern to
our fighting forces is interesting.
In regard to speech, however, it
is really impossible to overvalue
the asset of beautiful speech. The
ability to pronounce words clearly
and accurately without slurrings
and distortions; to be able to say
what one has to say in compelling,
ineligible English is important to
every man who would like to earn
a commission in the armed forces.
This asset of cultivated speech
has, of course, no better illustra-
ton than the radio voice of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. One reason why
thousands of voters felt that he
alone was qualified to carry us sue
cessfully through a war of world
wide dimensions, was that the
easy perfection of his enunciation
could hardly fail to impress on his
hearers belief in his ability to cope
with any situation that might
arise.
Voices That Convince
In THIS day of radio, no attri-
butte is so great as the effortless
clarity of a voice that says exactly
what its owner intends it to say
with the ease of a ball rolling down
a hill. Lacking this attribute even
a very able man can all too easily
lose supporters. The lack of quail
ity in his speech. little by little,
casts doubt upon the quality of the
mans abilities - in civilian life,
in the armed forces, in public Office.
1t is true that in a campaign
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Soldiers soon leayn
uood manners. Does
il help? Listen ..
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Rr MAY be that I am the only
person in the world to have
found out that etiquette is a
subject of mreachable boundaries
and unending importance. The
newest evidence arrived just today
in two letters and a clipping. One
letter from a top sergeant tells me:
''If our new recruits think they
can forget their manners they are
mistaken. The way table manners
are taught here is that, if a soldier
stretches for the butter, his next
door neighbor slaps him smartly
on the wrist with his knife. If the
bread is being passed and he takes
a slice without taking the plate,
his neighbor drops plate and all in
his lap. Crude but effective.
The second letter from an Off
GERS training camp, says: ut may
interest you to know that there is
brief Emily Post course on man.
ners - all the essentials of greet
ings; introductions; courtesy re-
marks; general rules of politeness.
We all have to take it so as not to
single out any one candidate who
may especially need it."
The clipping is from Ernie
Pyle's column from an officers
Evening star., 1943-03-21

TW-3-71-D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Wartime Vocabulary

WHAT WITH all the alpha
betical organizations such as
OPA, OPM, USO and what not
o.. and all the new words that
have come into being since the
war E. beginning with blitz and
ending goodness knows where
=. it keeps a fellow busy keep
ing up with even the English
language.
Here's new one NEFU-
GEE. Want TO know what
nefugee is? Stanley NJ. Rine-
hart Jr. provides an excellent
definition in the January issue
Of Good Housekeeping magazine.
A nefugee is a generic term
meaning a little English nephew
who comes 10 stay in your home
for the duration equipped
with blond hair. a tendency TO
hay fever, WOODEN underwear,
WOODEN stockings. wooden shirts,
three wooden coats, an old school
tie. lot of poise. a great deal
Of charm, a terrific need for af-
lection, two pairs Of wooden
Stacks :. a gas mask, child size.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
GriddIe Cakes
For Breakfast

BREAKFASTS CAN be in
teresting and appetiZtng when
you include varied main dishes
day after day. Waffles and
griddle cakes are particularly
nice for those hearty family or
guest meals.
Wheat Griddle Cakes
2 cups whole wheat flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
"A teaspoon salt
1 egg
2 cups milk
2 tablespoons butter or marga-
rine, melted.
Sift flour, measure and return
TO sitter. Add baking powder
and salt. Beat egg. add milk,
beating IL in as added. Stir in
melted butter. Sift in dry in
gradients.
Stir enough TO moisten and
mix well, but not until batter is
smooth. Bake in spoonfuls on
hot creased griddle, turning
cakes as one side appears bub-
bly, but not dry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
And Now lis Waste Paper
Uncle Sam Has TO Have!
By IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

AND NOW, ladies Uncle
Sam has discovered something
else we have in our houses E.
that viii help in the war effort
:. it's paper there's a paper
shortage.
Stepped up war production, in
creased demands for paper pack
aging OF various lend lease
articles and supplies 10 our
armed forces, have caused paper
mills 10 send out a call for paper
salvage says Edwin J. An
derson. chairman of the Wayne
County salvage committee.
The type Of paper needed is
old wspape corrugated
paper that is used for wrapping
and old magazines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
To Prevent
Eve Pouches

POUCHES UNDER the eyes
worry many a woman. what's
TO be done? Do not permit
yourself 10 become overtired.
Get nine hours of sleep every
night. if possible.
Local treatment is effective.
Battle the eyes with hot water,
holding the steamy washcloth
close TO the flesh. Follow with
ice cold congresses. This alter
mating hot and cold treatment
will cause the tissues to shrink.
Dip a large piece Of gauZe in
ice cold witch hazel, lie down
for 20 minutes, keeping the gauze
pressed over the eyes. Massage
lightly with heavy cream, send
ing the fingers in circles around
the ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

-. and they will call as quickly
as possible.
Stack the magazines. too
and other kinds of paper In as
neat a pile or bundle as possible.
When do we start saving string
-. I've always wanted TO be a
string saver. but could never
seem TO get around 10 it.
A Clean America
By the time this war is ended,
America IS going to be as clean
as a whistle -. no rubbish piles
-. no tin cans in the ash heap
out in the alley no stacks of
old magazines in the attic, that
never should have been there,
anyway.
! know man who last I
heard Of him had about 10 years
OF the hefty Fortune magazine
-. in the attic. Cough 'em up,
Bill Call Randolph 1882 i.
and let them have 'em a
valentine for Uncle Sam.
All me, what is the incinera-
tor going 10 do pretty soon. poor
thing? It's usefulness will have
ended. This waste paper drive
will be a boon 20 husbands who
used 10 have 10 stand in the
alley once or twice a week q.
burning the papers. II was a
job they always hated.
y, Start qqow saving yopr
WASTE PAPER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Cake Baking Tips

HERE ARE some reminders
for cake baking day:
Well dreaming Of shortening
and sugar makes a fine-textured
cake, so don't be afraid TO beat
these two ingredients.
Have all your ingredients az
room temperature; the shorten
ing should be soft but not
runny.
After all ingredients are com
bined, beat until batter IS
smooth. II should be fluffy.
Above all don't overhead your
cake: il makes for an under
sized and compact product.
Last but not least, be sure
your oven is set for the exact
temperature required for that
type Of. cake.
Waste kitchen fats make ex-
plosives. Don't throw away a
drop. Take them TO your meat
dealer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Call Randolph 1882

So. start saving your old news
papers. To save gasoline and
tires you are requested 10
have on hand approximately 200
pounds before asking for a
pickup A pile Of newspapers,
piled nice and fiat :. A.. about the
height of broonstick =.
makes about 100 pounds.
When you have two large
stacks call Randolph 1882
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
SEAMLESS WAIST

PATTERN ABB is available in
women's sizes 30, 80, 40, AZ, "A,
46. as. so. Size SO takes ga
yards 35-inch fabric; 2Ss yards
ric-rac.
Send 16 cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size, name, address and
style number.
Address your request TO The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich. Owing TO custom
regulations, orders for patterns
10 Canadian destinations cannot
be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Wartime Marketing
Pork Shoulder on Ionic hts Dinner Menu

salads or sandwiches or
slices of it may be heated in a
barbecue sauce.
How should the pork shoulder
roast be prepared? Wipe care
fully with a damp cloth, season
with salt and pepper and place
in an open roasting pan. Roast
uncovered in a moderate oven
$3.50 degrees), allowing 30 min
utes per pound.
For example, if the meat as
purchased weighed seven pounds,
then it should remain in the
oven three and a half hours. If
a meat thermometer is used, il
should register 185 degrees F.
Cook II Well
Remember that pork shoulder
Is no different than any other
cut Of pork. 1t must be cooked
to the well done stage. A cut
slice of the cooked roast should
be grayish, without even a tinge
of pink.
The oven does double duty
with this meal in that the yams
cook with the roast. They are
put in during the last hour Of
the roasting process.
Vans are the moist sweet
potato which are definitely sweet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
I8-Week
Course for
Nursing Aides
By JANE MOWERS

DETROIT WOMEN, between
the ages of 81 and so, who are
interested in making a career
for themselves, have a golden
opportunity staring them right
in the face.
On February 8 an 1S-week
course opens for Home Nursing
Aides, under the sponsorship of
the Detroit Council on Conn
munity Nursing and the State
Board of Control for Vocational
Education.
Now don't let the titles scare
you. Home Nursing Aides serve
as practical nurses, caring for
patients in private homes, not
in hospitals. Not TO be con-
fused with Nurses Aides, a
nurely volunteer organization,
the Home Nursing Aides receive
payment.
Moreover, they work inde-
pendently, while Nurses Aides
assist graduate nurses on cases.
Where rs Held
The Home Nursing Aide
course is held six hours a day,
Monday through Friday. at the
training center at 40 East Ferry
street, remodeled carriage
house boasting large. CHEEKY
classroom. a modern kitchen and
dining room and no end Of in
teresting equipment.
The faculty. including two
graduate nurses, a home econo-
mist and a child training
teacher, instruct and supervise
practice in home nursing, home
management, care Of infants
and children, nutrition, hygiene
and sick room recreation.
This involves such things as
planning invalid's trays, super
vising class luncheons. Using
in1proyiSed medical equipment
Ike barrel slaves Ito keep bed
covers from injured feet or legsl
or blanket rolls (under knees
10 relax patientS) and so on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
$40 Fee

AtdAAN lDDhS INV AAit anu
well worth the $50 fee, which
includes all laboratory costs.
Upon completion Of the course
students are ready 10 work at
regular rates with the Com
munity Nursing Bureau.
Besides earning living, Home
Nursing Aides perform a waltz
able service TO the community.
Especially in wartime they en-
able many graduate nurses 20
enter the armed forces and.
too, make more beds available
in the crowded Detroit hos
pitals.
Moreover. it's a salvation 10
middle-aged women who con-
slider themselves ill-fitted for
other types Of war work.
But before applying. check
ycir qualifications against the
requirements You must be a
citizen Of the United States,
have completed an eighth grade
education and be able 10 submit
A satisfactory physical examina-
ton report from a physician.
Twenty Of the applicants will
be chosen for the spring course
after a series of interviews.
For further information about
the course, call Miss Bradeck
az Columbia 1000 ar gu out the
application blank at the training
center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

TO the taste. There are about
three medium-sized ones to
pound. OF course we selected
those which were firm, smooth
and chunky in the center with
tapering ends. To prepare them
for baking one should wash and
scrub the desired number
one TO a serving. Remove blem-
ishes and grease skins lightly
with margarine or other fat.
Allow one hour for baking in
a 350-degree oven.
Break the Skins
Immediately on re m owing
them from the oven, break the
skins open TO allow steam 10
escape. This prevents sogginess.
Put a pat of butter or vita
minized margarine in each open
ing and serve at once.
If potatoes cannot be served
at once, cover with a towel and
keep in warm place.
The rice pudding goes into
the oven at the same time the
yamS do.
OF course it's in pan of
water and requires about one
hour Of baking: the test for
doneness is to slip silver knife
into the center of the pudding.
If it comes out clean, the pud-
ding with custard base is done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
HOW TO Slice bR EADI

By Government order there is no
more sliced bread.
Some of you will notice that Taystee
Bread, as it comes to you now unsliced
is not quite SO soft just little more
compact. There's little more "heft" to
it -. to help you slice it easily.
You'll notice, too, that Taystee Bread
continues to make toast that you and
millions of others say is better. Its golden
goodness adds delicious touch to meals
It's not only by chance that Taystee
Bread now, as in the past, makes such
tasty toast and tasty sandwiches.
Taystee Bread is still that golden-brown,
tender, fresh loaf Of bread made with
fine ingredients and constant care like the
Taysree Bread you've always enjoyed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
By PRUDENCE PENNY

THIS WEEKEND we shopped
at one of the large super mar
kets out Grand River avenue
near Warren avenue. Having
seen some dandy looking pork
shoulders in the past week, we
had planned Mondays menu
around them. There was some
nice meat available and we were
able TO find the other foods
desired.
Today's Menu
Pork Shoulder Roast
Baked Ydms Buttered Peas
Apple Sauce
Orange and Onion Salad
Enriched Bread Jelly
Rice Pudding
Coffee MIX
A whole shoulder pork roast
provides an abundance of meat
at low cost per serving. In one
actual home test an 11-podnd
roast furnished generous serv-
ings for four meals for six
people. OF course all Of the
roasts do not come so large.
However, the average family
will not be able TO eat all of
this meat at one meal.
That which is left may be
served later in meat pies,
chopped or ground and used in
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Church Of Pilgrims
Plans -Four Services

The Church of the Pilgrims will
follow up tomorroW's regular sched-
ule with four special services al
8 pm. Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Tomorrow morning the Rev. DR..
Andrew R. Bird will preach on The
Appeal of the King" The evening
will mark the seventh in a series
of cooperative sermons in which
the congregation has been asked to
write to the minister their views
on the subject, taken from their
experiences and from their reading
of the Bible. The theme tomorrow
is The Mirages of Satan
DR.. Bird will preach Monday on
The objectionable SIM" Tuesday
night, The Seven Cries from the
Cross: Wednesday night, Eating
Soup with Hatchet", Thursday
night, the Lords Supper will be
observed
There will be pause in the serv-
ices over Good Friday and Saturday
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Cathedral Will Note
Palm Sunday With
Five Lenten Services
Choir and Clergy
To Form Procession
At Morning Rites

Palm Sunday will be observed in
Washington Cathedral with five
services tomorrow: Holy communion
is at 7:30 and $50 am; morning
prayer, II am: evensong, 4 pm.
and a special lenten service in the
crossing of the Cathedral, pm.
The Rev. Charles w. F.. Smith,
canon chancellor, will preach at II
o'clock. in which the traditional
palms will be carried in procession
by the choir and clergy. The Rev.
Dr.. Robert 0. kevin. professor of
Old Testament language and liter
ature at Virginia Theological Sem
mary, will preach at 4 o'clock as
the fourth member of the seminary
faculty to preach in the Cathedral
on Sunday afternoons during Lent.
A special program of Palm Sunday
music will be sung at both services.
The 8 pm. service will be the last
in the current series of lenten Sun
day evening services featuring con-
gregational singing led by the
Cathedral Choral Society and STU
dents of the National Cathedral
School for Girls. The Rev. w. Curtis
Draper, jr., acting canon precentor,
will be the speaker.
Good Friday services will begin
with a service of communion
at 7::30 am, with the Rev. w. Curtis
Draper, jr., acting canon precentor,
as celebrant. The Good Friday
three-hour meditation service will
follow, beginning at noon. Medita-
tlonS will be conducted by the Rev.
Merritt F. Williams, canon almoner
OF the Cathedral. A service of
evening prayer will be held at4pm.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
DR.. Harris Will Give
Same Sermon Twice
At Foundry Methodist
Pageant The Christus'
To Be Presented Under
DR.. Smiths Direction

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris will
deliver the same sermon at two
Palm Sunday services at $50 and II
m. in Foundry Methodist Church.
His topic is "A Capitals Cheers and
Jeers."
At 8 pm. The Christus," pag-
cant, will be presented under the
direction Of Dr. H Augustine
Smith of Boston University. Par
ticipating will be the choir and
about so other young people
The Haywood Glass will have a
luncheon meeting at 1890 pm.
Wednesday.
The pre-Easter communion serv-
ice will be held at s pm Holy
Thursday. At the close, the pastors
will meet with those who are plan
ming to join the church on Easter
The three-hour service of devo-
ton, under the direction of the two
district superintendents, DR.. John
R Edwards and Dr. Horace Cromer.
will be held Friday. Seven minis
ters Of the city will bring messages
on The Seven Words From the
Cross
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Glory Road Chosen
As Sermon Subject
By DR.. Hastings
CondIe|ieht Communion
Will Be Held Thursday
At National CITY Church

"The Glory Road is the theme of
DR.. j. Warren Hastings tomorrow
morning at the National City Chris
tian Church. There will be special
music. 1t will be Decision day in the
church school. Members of the
Junior and intermediate departments
will sit in body at the services.
A candleGght communion service
will he held at pm. Thursday with
special music. DR.. Hastings will
speak.
On Good Friday devotional
service will spe held from noon to 3
pm. Local ministers of the Deciples
Of Christ will speak on The Last
Seven Words of Christ While On
the Cross The service will be
broken at 25-minute intervals. Spe-
cial music will be furnished.
The choir will render a program
Friday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Youth Federation Plans
Easter Sunrise Service

The Washington Federation of
Christian Youth. in conjunction
with the Fellowship of Covenant
First Presbyterian Church, is plan
ming united Easter sunrise service
for all Protestant Christian youth
groups. The service will be held on
the steps of the new jefferson Me-
mortal at 7 o'clock. The Rev. Leslie
Bowers, jr., minister Of the Third
Christian Church, will speak on
The Light Is Still Shining" Easter
music will be a feature of the in
spirational program.
This service replaces the former
traditional Easter sunrise youth
services Of the Covenant First
Presbyterian Church, east and west
districts of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship. Christian Endeavor
Union, Luther League. the Baptist
Young Peoples Union and other
similar services of previous years.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
St. Paul Methodist

At II am. the Rev William Pier
point will preach on The Redeemer
King There will be baptism and
reception of new members. At 7:3O
pm. members of the congregation
will hold Joint services with the
Youth Fellowship Society.
The Mems Glass will hold busi-
ness meeting Wednesday at 8 pm.
Communion services will be held
Thursday at 8 pm. On Friday at
9 pm. the choir will render The
CrucifiXion.'