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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Mrs. PettengiH
To Aid Contest
School Patron Joins
Group for
i OratoricaI Contest

As Greater Detroit's high
schools and colleges hurried plans
today for the selection of their
best speakers by March 26 for
the preliminary district elimina-
tions in the Thomas Jefferson
Oratorical Contest, Detroit's ma
tionally known school patron, Mrs.
Frances S. Pettengill. joined The
Detroit Times contest advisory
committee.
Mrs. Pettengill. past president
OF the National Congress for Par
ents and Teachers, declared at
Grace Hospital, where she is con-
valescing from recent Illness:
"The Jefferson Memorial Ora
torical Contest Is one Of the
grandest things for boys and
girls of this country ever under
taken.
HIGHEST INSPIRATION
Jefferson, father OF our uni
versal educational system, which
n the model plan OF the whole
wrOld, should be forever and
fully appreciated by our chill
dren. His patriotism and the
great work he did to make
America the worlds I'M d e l
democracy afford the highest in
SEPARATION to very boy and girl In
this nation.
THAT they should observe the
blcentennial anniversary Of his
birth I'm this contest sponsored
by the Times and other Hearst
newspapers through out the
country has my warmest COM
mendation."
IT was almost impossible TO find
n book on or by Jefferson today
IN. the shelves of school and pub
libraries of Greater Detroit.
- were in use by college and
high school students. thousands of
whom are competing in the JEFF
ferson contest.
Another chapter in Jefferson's
chronology is printed herewith for
ready reference Of contestants.
REWARDS FOR vICTORs
The reward OF the victors will
be 81 900 worth of war bonds from
the Times 10 the city college and
prep champions and the district
elimination winners. two equal
sets of prizes being offered for
the college and high school Sec
tons.
The national prize to the winner
OF each division will be a $1,000
bond and a free trip TO Washing
ton for the Jefferson Memorial
decision April Is.
Site for the Detroit West Dis
trict contest of junior high school
titalists was announced today by
M. f. Shattuck, chairman of the
contest judges. as Condor Inter
mediate School. Miss Ethel Pick
ard. speech teacher. will be hostess
and chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Denies Wanfon Raids
On German Children

LONDON, March II (INS)-
Replying to criticism from men,
bers, Undersecretary of State for
Air Balfour told Commons that the
Raj was not wantonly bombing
German women and children.
Raj detectives, as always, he
said. continue to be the enemys
industrial and transport centers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Honor Founder
Of Red Cross
Nursing Plan

The Red Cross today celebrated
the anniversary of the birthday of
Jane Delano. Founder of the
American Red Cross Nursing Serv-
ice, and also passed the 1920, 600
mark in its drive 10 raise $780,
600 in Detroit during march.
Miss Delano, whose ma IN e
occupies a hallowed spot In Red
Cross annals, founded the organ
ization's nursing service in 1909.
II is the same nursing plan
which today Is doing such valiant
work in caring for the Allied fight
ing forces wounded on the fronts.
DIED IN FRANCE
She served with the Red Cross
until 1919 and died in France
within a year after World War
terminated. Memorial services for
her will be held tonight at 7:45
o'clock in Cannon Memorial,
Washington Blvd.
Top gifts to the 1913 drive an
nounced today were a SIS 900
Anonymous contribution and $12,-
500 from the Packard Motor
Car Co.
Notable among the smaller con-
tributions was the one for 81 from
Henry Hartigan, 1850 Third. a
cripple, who sells pencils. razor
blades and other utilities in De-
troit war plants.
Three dollars in dimes - his
days tips - came from Joseph
Pyanowski. 1873 Shields, a cab
driver.
NEW ARMY NURSE
A radio program over WWJ at
.7:45 p. m. today will feature the
swearing in of a new army nurse
recruited by the Red Cross.
Campaign Chairman John w.
Waiting announced that a scroll
containing the names of $50 De-
troit women who are now nurses
in the army and navy will be
hung in the Cannon Memorial.
at Is only right that we
should pay tribute 20 the Red
Cross nurse on the birthday of
the founder of that service"
Waiting said,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Give All You
Can to the
American
Red Cross
w ar Fund
THE NEED IS
GREATER THAN EVER!

Don't Forget the ,Ameri-
can Boys Who Are Prison
ers of the Enemy!
The Red Gross doesn't forget
them. It's these boys one
contact Nth The oufnde.
Don't Forget Refugees
from Sea Disaster!
The Red Cross doesn't forget
them. They are brought TO
port on many coasts and PIT
under the care of Red Cross
workers, wbo supply Dol
food, dry clothing and sbei-
ter.
Don't Forget the Thou
sand and One Different
Ways the American Red
Cross Gives Aid and Com
fort to Suffering Human
ity! Give to the Red Cross
War Fund!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

no deinen tDeiten Beg, biz infer Bolt
in ieiner Iagemeinbeit es erfaBt. oaB
mir foniequent uniere eigenen BfIid-
ten Dor @ott erfiinen n1iiiien, bebor
mir uns In @egenias 5u unieren
Seinoen iesen ober uns nls biel bei-
Ter als iie ielbit loben briifen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

OCulOYItuBC SLltl1VLAttSStubCu ultu HSbC1t
Die INN iih greifenbe 2riegsmioigfeit
porgebradt gs famen audi Die Tu.
| riner Streifunruben al,r Sprade. un6
j Scor5a fdlug nei,e braftifde MaB.
nabmen bor.
| Wuifolint, Der tpobl fiibIte, bob er
elm Derlorener Mann ipor, bate auf
Die beDoritebenoe Snbaiion bingetpie.
len. uno nun fam es am 10. csuli
[5ur lebten gegegnune 5tpiiben Wuiio-
llini nno Sitler in 8erona. Dag 6or.
Iiiber ber0ffentlidte &onmunique be,
itano MIR aus einem gang trodenen
ISabe, oab ,militdrilde Hrobleme be.
lbanoelt troroen ieien''. @as iih oie
lbeioen 5u iagen batten, lit unidtper
t5u erraten. Sitler batte nihts mebr
an5ubieten, Wuiiolini fonnte feine
I8eripreden mebr geben. Sitler fblue
Die Breisgabe gan5 Inter 1,no MitteI-
italiens Bis gum $50 Dor, rno Wauiio-
Hint begab iid nad $50 auriid, Inn Die
l3uitimrung oes 4onigs 5u oieier
iBreisgabe SStaliens 5l1 erlangen.
| gs pergingen no6 feds ididials-
libwere Sage, bic nit beoeutungsbolz
len greigniiien binter Sen &ulilfen
ausgefiiat paren. 9ie Nahridt bon
loem beporltebenoen 3uiammenbrub
oes Sai6ismus perbreitete iid raid]
our6 0iplomatii6e &anale nod alien
&ontinenten. Sofio mar alarmiert,
uno Ser iosenannte ugat Der alten
Staatsmanner" trat 5liamtnen. Man
begriff BORT, baB ni9t nur oas gnoe
Der M6ie gefommen mar, ionoern Der
l3ulan1menbru9 bes &itler'iden Ser
teioigungsipitems, uno aub oer gu
iammenbru6 oes. gan5en ,,ibeologis
iden" @ebauoes ser Eprannenberr-
lfaft.
Ser 9feiignation Muiiolinis ging,
MIR um 5tl1noen borber, Elm 5ha1=
ipiel boraus, tpie es feline Di6ter-
pbantaiie 51 erfinoen permag. Sour Die
@ei6i6te ielbit erfinoet S5enen bon
ioI9 oramatii6er &raft. Bdbreno
8aooslio nit Der 3uitimmuns oes
&onigs Sruppen suiammen5og, Inn
Mpfiolini, tpenn es iein muBte, nit
@affensetpalt 5u pertreiben, tagte -
es 1par Der "a. Suli = ser @roBe
Saidiitiide Stat. SSn Ser Stunbe Der
@efabr fielen Die Mdnner, Die, ioIan-
ge ibnen oas @liid bolo getpeien mar,
felt beieinanoer geitanoen batten, ber=
eint bur6 geneiniane Berbrebeu, on
einanoereefeiielt ol1rd Gurdt, @eualt
un6 Sntriguen, iibereinan6er ber. Die-
ic S5ene, in oeren Wfitte Der Diftator
itebt, bleiden @eiidts, iiber oas Die
Erauen ftromen, miro einmal IN Der
fommenoen @eidifte als cine Bar-
nung fiir ale 8eriude, abnlide De-
ipotien 5u erridten, meiterleben.
Muiiolini erfannte in oiefer Stunoe
Der Scot ben Gbarafter ieines 5htpie-
geriobnes, oes @rafen giano, Der ge-
gen i'm oie Sduite baltic. Muiolini
rief ibm 5l: ,,@lenoer 8errdter!" Ser
,;@roba Stat ipaltete iid in apei
@ruppen. @egen Muiiolini erboben
! ft6 nit faltem unb apniIdem Grimm
@iano, @ranbi, Ser ebenalige italie=
nii6e 8oti6after in 2onoon, Seber-
aoni, De 8ono nno 8ottai. Sour tpe.
niqe MGnner idharten fich Inn Sen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15
STE Tolgem hes &If>
trttteS MmfolimiS
Wnn6erer"

|
Cur. Corr" tadltebenbe intereiiante
gin5elbeiten iiber oen plosliden Miid-
tritt Muiiolinis:
uSSn Der gan5en g8elt baben bie
Meniden NIT gl1tem Snltinft Die bol-
le 8eoeutung oes @reieniiies bonn IS.
Suli 1913 erfannt: Ser Giidtritt
Wuiiolinis lit ni9t nur oas gnoe ser
langidbrigen @epaltberri9aft in
Stalien, ionbern au9 bas @rabgelau=
te Der oeuti6en Eprannei.
Inn 81, oeriteben, mas iiG ereignet
bat, lit es nottpenoie, einen raiben
8lid auf Die leBten Wonate au ner-
fen. slm 6. Sebruar oen1iiiionierte
Graf giano, Muiiolinis S9tpieger-
Iobn, als Miniiter oes gustp4rtigen,
am 10. Sebruar tpuroe er gum 8ot-
i6after beim 8atifan ernannt. glm
II. Ipril tpur0e Der @eneraliefretdr
Der fai6iitiiden Bartei, Iloo 8ioulio=
nj onrd Carlo George eriest. Sbon
Die eriten &unosebungen Georges
madten es flar, oa oas Barteigefiige
i6per eridiittert iein miiie. Mm 20.
April begliidipiinidte Sarinacci in ser
3eitung ugfeeime Sasciita" oen neuen
@eneraliefretdr Scor5a oa5u, oab es
ibm gelungen iei, Die ,,oemagogil6en
uno bruoerm0rberiiden unteri6ei6un=
gen 5tpiiden Mri1tofratte, 8ourseoiiie
uno Broletariat beenoet uno gum al
ten @eiite oes Sai6ismus 5uridgefun=
oen gu baben'. sSn5tpiiden bduften itd
Die IusitoBungen aus ber Sartei,
oie beftigiten &lagen iiber oas l1eber<
banonebmen oes ,S6paraen Warf=
tes" unb 8eidtperoen iiber BEN auge=
: meinen 9efaitismus. 4m ID. Suni
ianote George inn Namen oes 9iref=
forums oer faidiltilden Bartei cine
goti6aft an Wuiiolini, bie neue 8or-
idlage 5ur 8efanpfung Der i9lir1m-
item uebel entbielt. @inen Sag ipater
panote iid Garinacci idarf gegen Die
unteroriidung ie6er aritif unb gegen
oen upbariiaiiben @eiit in Ser Bar-
tel. Mm "a. Suni ididte Mfuliolini
oen 7Oiabrigen Bbiloiopben 6es So
fbismus, ben Senator @iobanni Gent
tile, ans Mifropbon, UNI nod einmal
,,oen alten faldiltiiden @eiit berauf=
5ubeidnoren''. gs NOR Elm erfolg-
loies unternebmen. Gentle bielt cine
lange gfeoe, in Ser er erflGrte, ser
2iberalisnrus iei enbgultig tot, ielblt
in oemofratii6en 2anoern, uno Die
| faidiltilde gepolution tpiiroe beipei-
len, oaB ite ser 8orldufer elmer ee>
iamteuropaii9en Gebolution lit. Ct
enoete nit @aribalbis @orten: uSeu=
te ipollen mir SsStalien retten ODER iter=
ben!" Im ielben Gage ipielte ii6 oas
lange unanfgefldrt gebliebene MDite=
RUM ser &eoe Muliolinis Dor Dem
Barteibireftoriat ab. Die 9febe tpur6e
elf Gage gebeim gebalten un6 erit an1
5. Suli beroffentli9t, uno iie~ erregte
10 piel &opfidiitteln, baB iie Hapolini
I'M &unofunf nit einem langen &on1=
mentar berieben nuBte. Ser am 5.
Suli beroffentlidte Eert mid, tpie man
beute tpeib, bon Der uripriingli9e,l
@eoe itarf ab. George batte am "a.
Sum- neue beftige Anflagen geeen Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15

e1bS Stst~ $~bS%$tSJ ~ t"t ~SNls%0Ak ~
gener @erebtiefeit bor @ott unb ben
Neniden preiien, oaB mir bod before
Weniden iinb aIs iene boien Na5is,
Die ibre iungen 2eiite atpingen, Die
bon @ott lino Natl,r geiebten 5bran-
ten Der Sittli9feit az ourbbreden 2
Ser einsige nnteridieo tit ba,,ptidd.
lib nur, oab mir uniere illngen 2eute
nibt atpingen, ionbern es ibnen in ie-
Der @eiie leibt MAIDEN llno es ibnen
einreoen. Die 1nittte Der uHin-llp-
girls, Die angemein geforoert miro,
lit ipabrbaftig feline Sorberung oes
Sinnes fir Die Srerue einem ein5i-
gen Waoden gegeniiber. gs lit einfad>
bin ,,oas @eib" in ieiner @eidle6t=
Iibfeit, bas oem Soloaten alr ltdn-
oigen sui6auung an ben 8dnoen iei>
mes 3eItes ooer ieiner aaiernenitube,
ia ielbit IN BEN 1nteritanoen, in oenen
oer Soo lauert, angeboten miro. @s
bleibt ni6t bel ben an it9 i6on raf-
finierten Dari itellungen bon 3igeune=
rinnen aus Sollpmooo, in it9 itetie
mebrenoen photographer bon 3elten
uno anberen Gdumen bon Soloaten
uno Offi5ieren, tpie 3eitidriften uno
3eitungen lie per0ffentliden, 5eieen
it9 Die 8anbe eeraoe5u tape5iert NIT
bergr0Berten photographer bon nad=
ten Srauen5immern, penn ar6 in TO-
senannt ,fiinitleriiden" Boien.. Nn
oies idafft pabrbaftig eber alles an'
oee als cine iolde sltmoipdre Der
Sittlidfeit, Die uns ein &edt gdbe,
uns als &fer fir 9telision uno
Sittli9feit als5ugeben.
Gin @ort lit tpie falm Elm atpeites
gum S6lagtport inn Munbe pieler umb
auf Sen 8ldttern bon 3eitungen uno
5driften eetuoroen: nan1lid, oab mir
uniern &inoern Si6erbeit in Der gu
fltnft erfampfen tpouen, oaB mir Elm
@lei6es fir Die bon 11nIeren Seinoen
unteroriidte SSugeno iiber eroberten
2anoer nit unieren Spfern an 8lut
nnb Gut eritreben. l1no 5l1 oerielben
3eit balt I'M san5en 2anoe Die a1te
10 un6rii itlibe 5elbitiu6t ftarr oaran
feit, bab &inoer feinen gtaum finoen
iollen in Sauiern, in oenen Sanilien
ii9 einmieten pollen. 8ii6of Griffin
bon Srenton bat in einem fiir5liden
Sirtenbrief in idarfiter 8eiie oieie
Siinoe uno S6anoe in unierem 8olfsz
leben gegeiBelt. Gin Warineioloat,
beim auf 6rei 8oden urlaub, lief iid
Die 8eine ab, 11n1 fir feline iunge
Srau uno iein fleines &inb cine
@obnung an finben. Son 20 8ermie=
tern tpuroe er abgetpieien, neil er Elm
&ino bate. SdlteBli6 frug er int
l1nmut Die 8eitterin elmer 8obnung,
Ole i'm tpegen ieines &inbes abtpies:
,,8ofiir fanpfen mir oenn eigent=
lid?" gei6t minber befannt unb be-
i6ameno lit Die traurige @rfabrung
ser 8itipe bes our9 ieinen Spfertoo
beriibnt getporbenen Sauptmanns
Colin &eup, Der ii6 fir fem gater>
LAMB opferte. S1n gan5en 2ano muroe
er eefeiert, leine Bitpe tpuroe ge=
feiert uno i'm 2anoe paraoiert 5uglrn=
item bon &riegsbonbperfdnfen. Mls ite
aber in Sos @ngeles, mo ite in einem
4riegsperf Mniteaung gefunoen bat=
te, nit ibrem Sobn6en cine @obnung
f1chtp fmtrAp lie iihprnII nhnpfnipfpn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-15
glnDe un0 SdQnbe

Bon Reb. S. Marfert, S.g.D.
8ir fibren einen blutigen uno op.
ferboIfen &rieg, tpenn mir ben bielen
tpoblgeiesten uno bon frommen Rbra.
len triefenoen @eoen glauben follen,
Inn beiiere @runoiase Der Religion
uno Sittli9feit sur @eltune 5u brin.
gen, ais fie uniere Geinoe bertreten.
Sdon seiaet. 8enn mir nur glan@
ben fonnten, oaB es in 8irflidfeit 10
w1re. Die 8irflibfeit iit aber 10,
oab in al 5u nielen Sdllen bieie &e-
ben uno Mrtifel enttpeoer betpubte
Seudelei iino ODER unbetpuBte Sn-
toniequena 8enn mir in oler Chr
li9teit cine .Briifung Der Sataden
pornebmen, mas finben mir? Iusge-
ipro6enermaben bobe 8rnnolase Der
Meligion uno Sittli6feit? 8ei man'
den pielleidt i'm Gimme, in Der Ebe'
orie. 8ei bielen aber nidt einmal oas.
Gin gang niebriges Seibentum in Der
@eiinnung uno ben @runoiaben, Elm
gan5 gemeiner Waterialismus in Der
pratt iden 2ebensfiibrung oes gtn'
aelnen unb nidt mtnoer Der @eiamt.
belt i1t ous eigentli6e &enn5et4en Der
2ebensanidaulng uno 2ebensbaltl1ne
lebr tpeiter &reiie unieres 8olfes aua
in Der ern1ten &riegs5eit.
8elege bafiir? 0ie ii4 inmer mebr
GuBernbe oirefte SaBgeiinnung uno
bic iaoiitii6e @enugtuuns, Die beute
falt iiberan ielbitoerltdnolid 1T, pen11
moslidit sroBe 3ablen bon @etoteten
in oen Meseleien bes &rieges gemel'
set tperben. Oies lit nift mabre
driitli9e .@eiinnung uno @eitttnng.
5drieb mir fiiralib cine 2eierin IN
ebrli6em 8eoouern: "SSit es nibt Elm
Sammer, ipie in beutiger 3eit Die
Sabgeitnnung INNER mebr tpadit,
unb oaB ioear INNER mebr &atbolifen
ebenIo barin ,nittun pie> Die uebri-
gen, uno Tie Sinn unb @abrbeit Der
Mitgliebidaft bes mpitiiden 2eibes
Gbri1ti bereeiien?" 8er fann leug'
men, baB oies cine trallrise @rfab<
rl1ng lit, bic mir ale MAIDEN, Die mir
slusen baben 5u ieben nno Sbren gu
bGren?
8elIere Sittlidfeit uno @runofGse
als unlere Seinoe mollen mir our4
ben &rieg er5lpingen. 8eld Elm Sobn
idreit aus BEN tiefit beidamenoen
8org6nsen in ben brutalen uno BLU
tieen Maiienfdmpfen in Detroit, e.
ras, in Sos Mneeles, in philadelphia
uip. eera6e auf oieie erbabeneh @es
Oensarten! 8er ni9t einn1al Die ean-
sc 8rutalitdt, Inn nidt gu iagen 8es
Itialitat Der &fe in Detroit pers
ionlid erlebt, ionoern nur Die Biloer
seieben bot, bic 3. 9. Die 3eitldrift
"2ife" peroffentlidt bat, oem muB
i6on oie S6amr0te uno bic tiefite
gntriii iitung big gum l1eberlaufen auf-
iteisen. 0aB taselane in elmer ein5i-
gen Staot tauienbe in Eat nnb erit
redt in Bort iid tpie Eeufel ibren
Witmeni6en eegeniiber geberoen uno
iie Inn 2eben uno gigentum bringen,
iie tpie redtloie Siere besen, lit Elm
Spmptom, bas auf abnlide innere
lln5uberlaiiigfeit beutet in tpeiten
&reiien nnleres Bolfes. Ob berlei
3ultanoe uns elm gfebt geben, uns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
PORK SAUSAGE
Dear Almanack:

iFfdl AAllldIfdLks
Let me tell you what I did with
half a pound OF pork sausage
Having arrived safely home with
my prize, put on my thinking
cap and evolved the following
masterpiece:
chopped large green pepper
and a big, fat onion. These. to-
gether with the sausage fried
slowly in a skillet using no grease
except that of the sausage. When
these were about done l added
can Of whole kernel corn. salt and
pepper. and cooked a few
minutes longer-not enough 10
tougher the corn We found il
illing and savory and a green
salad made good accompani-
ment.
Your page is often a Rock in
weary land" when the old brain
refuses 10 think up one more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
"A La NORWEGIAN

Dear Almanack.
Recipes and suggestions in The
American Weekly have been so
helpful that wish 20 make
contribution:
Last year while living in
Alaska, a Norwegian fisherman
taught me a way TO prepare and
cook fresh salmon He took a
five pound salmon, put it in
baking pan and peppered and
salted it thoroughly. Then ne
covered it completely with butter
milk, scattered a few bay leaves
over the FISH and baked il ntil
all the buttermilk was absorbed
into the FISH, except a few spoon
fuls OF whey. Was il good -?
Scrumptious! Not long ago, in
the absence of fresh salmon.
hNed chicken and later a r7bbit
IN this a la Norwegian method
and my husband certainly loved
n. ] believe readers will find il
well worth trying
Olive S. TidweH,
California.
MRS. Tidwel, your suggestion for
preparing salmon chicken and rabbit
IN the old NOrwegil way will un-
doubtrdly be tried by many Altman
a'kers.-Aary Lee swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06


friends. You should also listen 20 those
who are m0dern-miRded, especially in
this matter Of monthly hygiene. A
product such as Tampax, which is
really modern, would never have got
0HBUheye If all women were too timid
to give 1t a trial. For Tampax really is
different. No belts, pins or pads. No
odor, no chatting, no buges. Compact
To carry. Quick TO change. Easy dis
posal. Dainty patented applicator. 80.
Tampax. perfected by a doctor, is
made Of pure surgical cotton in alb
sorbencies: Regular, Super, Junior - 10
take care Of varying degrees Of flow as
il increases or wanes from day 10 day.
Millions Of women are using Tampax.
BE prepared before next month. Intro
ductory package zoe at drug stores or
notion counters. Tampax Incorpo-
rated, Palmer, Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
FILING RECIPES

Dear AbmanaCk,
Many times I've complained
and ! think I've also read such
complaints that Almanack rec
ipeS are hard TO file Then I hit
upon the enclosed idea 1t works
easily and conveniently.
cut sides from emptied cereal
boxes. Glue Almanack recipes
10 these slightly stiff cardboard
sides keep my recipe books
between bookends on my kitchen
cabinet. These cardboard recipes
are almost the same size as most
OF the recipe books I simplv
slip the cardboard into the space
-'tftft books. They are convenient
and easy TO use.
Mrs. Thelma McMinn.
Seattle. Wash.
Thank you Tor your filing cue
gestiOn. Mrs McNnn w as ,,.-s
lng y along 20 our readers PTbo
Edltur.D A'e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

a knife blade can be slipped in
and out of the filling without
dampening the knife the pie is
done
When grandma wanted to add
company touch 20 this delicious
pie she sprinkled each pie top
with = cup each Of crushed al
monds and sugar cor sometimes
honey, just midway in the bak-
ing process or after the cheese
filling had set enough to hold
up the nut mixture.
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WILD MUSTARD
Dear Almanack:

Dear Almanack:
This may not be a prize recipe.
but II is a suggestion which adds
another green leafy vegetable To
the menu which | think Others
should know about, as IL makes
the homely wild mustard into a
grand-tasting dish and an eco
nomical meat substitute.
Gather the blossom ends Of
wild mustard just before they
flower, including three or four
tender leaves + few yellow
petals add rather than detfact
from the flavor. Cook in a very
little sailed water until tender,
then drain and chop fine This is
the one vegetable water ! discard.
as IL takes the strong fa or Of
mustard which is Objectionable in
mustard greens 10 some.
Beat eggs for each cup Of
chopped mustard, mix the greens
with the egg. and season Fry as
for fritters or small hotcakos and
serve hot II you are short OF
eggs use the mustard in an ONE
let mixture Of egg and milk.
Mrs. Geo. + Brown.
Palo Alto, California.
tMre Brown many thanks for
yOuT suggestion for using mustard
greens which We are glad 10 add 10
our files MARY Lee Svsnu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

tMrs Brown many thanks for
your suggestion fof using mustard
greens which We are glad 10 add 70
our files Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

P.S. for U. s: Soaps use vital
war materials. To help via the
war, don waste Ivory Soap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Aim a ma ck Echoes
Corn Pudding and cottose Cheese Pie

6 tablespoons butter. or
margarine, or substitute
~ cups cooked fresh corn. or
3 number cans whole kerr
mel corn
3 eggs
5 tablespoons fresh diced
green peppers
6 tablespoons minced onion
Parsley
Mix cornmeal, brown sugar and
salt together in a bowl Scald
milk and melt butter in IL. Pour
gradually over cornmeal mixture,
stirring until sugar is dissolved,
Add well beaten eggs. corn, green
pepper. onion. combine thorough
ly. Pour into a well creased 8
quart baking dish. Bake uncov-
cred in a moderate oven, 32J de-
grees F., for about one-and-one-
quarter hours, or until firm.
Garnish with parsley and serve.
Serves 10
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Mrs Edith Mcdonald.
Mill Valley California
faa4 ]

Ms Mcdonald your recipe for
lNfk ssHSage wins pril. T. H.
ssifliI' Z" pr"pare and very good
Aary Lee Swami
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
BY Margaret Lou Lacey
XendaIia. Missouri.

Nenualla, MISSOURI.
GRANDMA'S corn pudding is
~ good and different from any
l have ever eaten. This is the
way she prepares it for gather
ings and community suppers:
6 tablespoons cornmeal
6 tablespoons brown sugar Cor
dark corn syrup
2i2 teaspoons salt
IL cups milk
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Cottage Cheese Pie

Cream cheese pie is a modern
addition 20 the pie family. and
very. very good. indeed. But my
maternal grandmother made a
very similar pie which in modern
lingo could be named for its
sweetening agent a honey"
This pie grandma baked exactly
like an old-fashioned custard pie.
For the filling, cups Of freshly
made cottage cheese is passed
through a sieve and blended with
4 level tablespoons Of -four. a
scant half cup Of thick cream, "a
teaspoon Of salt, y cup of sugar.
y cup strained honey, the grated
rind OF lemon and 4 we'll
beaten eggs This mixture is
poured into rather small pie
pans which have been lined with
good pastry, and baked first I'm
a quick oven. 425 degrees r, and
then IN a slower oven $50 degrees
+ exactly as etstafd PIE When
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Nothing
ventured-
NothingGained'
How this proverb
may apply when
you buy sanitary
neutrality-suspicious.

Don't be too much
influenced by your