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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-12
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
PICKUP MEAL
Dear Almanaek:

Lear AlindndCK.
This is recipe suggesting the
savory use of almost any small
amounts of meat or sea foods.
We two alone often see fit to
skip dinners. So when two United
States Marines came TO Sunday
dinner without notice, remember
ing meals as they were when as
children they used TO visit us,
something had TO be done.
l had a dozen fresh shrimp
boiled and clean and one small
pork heart. So l made a pilaf
that 1 said could be a Jambalaya
with more sea food in il. They
said it was gorgeous with the
crusty French bread and the cold
beer.
large cans tomatoes
2 large onions
2 branches celery
cloves garlic
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
l teaspoon chilli powder
Small bayleaf
Salt and pepper just right.
Let cook some fifteen minutes.
Found l large cup golden crisp
cracklings saved for cornbread.
Put these in. Found turkey fat
and put in big tablespoon. Now
put in Is cups raw rice washed.
When this starts 10 thicken cook
on asbestos or in oven so as not
10 break rice by stirring. We'd
turn over very carefully two or
three times. When getting done
add the pig heart cut in small
dice and the shrimps each cut in
three pieces. Took less than one
hour To make and made over two
quarts and filled them all up to
the gunwales they said.
Mrs. Jessie Scott
Long Beach, Cal.
(Mrs. Scott. like the Marines YOU
quickly had The situation well in
hand with your pickup meal. Mary
Lee swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
AWNINGS

III your awnings are dowdy
looking and leaky, you haven't
much chance of replacing them
now when Uncle Sam needs can
vas" writes Edward r. Cook,
Saratoga Springs. New York,
But you can perk them up. i'm
prove their appearance and water
proof them in one operation. Get
some good spar varnish and var
nish the undersides; then add
color to the varnish and paint
the outsides. This will put new
life in your awnings and improve
the appearance of them and your
dwelling place"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

Pattern S572-This sheer white
blouse and dirndl skirt Of peasant
print is right in the summer spot
light. Ruffle trim adds a fresh.
pretty note. Designed for misses
sizes II. IL, 16, Is and 20. Size
10 requires l Is yards 35-inch fab
ric for blouse; rs yards contrast
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Pattern $3.50 Here's stun
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frock; "A" is prettily- yoked
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

During my Kentucky child
hood. I helped my mother prepare
green beans for drying, often. We
called them shuck beans, or
shucky beans. when dried.
We picked the beans for dry
ing, only. After the pods were
full. Strings and ends were re-
moved. Then with Irvine and
darning needles we'd string" the
beans on the Irvine by passing the
needle through the fiat side of
each pod as near the center as
possible. When we had enough
beans on the string to make a
length of two yards-more or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
CURTAINS

When ironing lace curtains or
other very thin ones it is well to
fold them in the center length
wise and ironing double just up
20 the crease. This gives more
body and prevents stretching so
badly" points out Mrs. F. T.
Coleman, Potrerillos, Chile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
PATTERN

IF one has a dress that fits
and feels fine but you can't get
pattern similar, just cut the
old dress in two, rip one side,
press and use as a pattern. then
use the other side as a guide and
il is wonderful" suggests Mrs. G..
S. Scovel, Modesto, California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

less, we fastened the ST. ing so
the beans would not slip off and
hung them up TO dry on. our big.
screened-in. back porch. To cook,
first soak overnight in W ater. The
next day cook as you wa uld green
beans with a small pie ce of salt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
COLORFUL

when l make cookies, ] put
the batter into four cereal bowls,
and add a few drops of pure
vegetable food colors to each
bowl This gave me four differ
ent colors out of the same bat
ter writes Mrs. Harriet Spitha-
Ter, Evans City, Pennsylvania.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
TOYS

AS metal toys will be scarce
for the duration try mending the
broken pieces with either Scotch
or adhesive tape, in a jiffy they
will be almost as good as new,
suggests Mrs C. Bidleman, San
Francisco, Calf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
DECORATIVE

Decorative cards can be used
up economically. by cutting out
pictures and FASTING them on
outside Of gift packages. They
decorate beautifully" writes Mrs.
William II. Specht. Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

pork or bacon grease. Salt to
taste. They're really treat.
Mrs Beatrice Wilson,
Long Beach, California.
(Mrs. Wilson, we're glad 10 add
your recipe for preparing "shuck
beans" to our files. - Mary Lee
swami
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Here's just the thing. a dainty
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"SHUCK BEANS"

Dear AImanack:
l read your column every week
but l haven't seen this method
Of drying green beans.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25

FL doctor Camilo Villagra, vice
gobernadOr de Entire Rios, Argen-
tina, era un ciudadano distinguidO
y patricia, sumamente estimado
y respectable por sus comprovicia
nos. Pero Ell doctor Villagra no e.
ra precisamente un buen mozo, y
sus adversarios 10 llamaban ell mo
no.
Una vez, ell vecindario de cier-
to pueblo resolvio obsequiarle con
un album, en- cuyas tapas lucia
ell monograma del doctor Villagra,
Reunidas las firmas que fueron
numerosas, lego ell momento de
entregarselo y una comisi6n de We
cinos importantes de la localidad,
Sc traslad6 a su casa. Aparecid
entonces ell orador de c~ircunstan-
cias, quien despues de elogiar a
doctor Villagra, termin6 su perO.
rata diciendo:
Senior, os entregamos este
album en- cuyas tapas luce vues
tro no..
Pero recordando ell apoyo d.
mono que lie daban a Villagra su.
enemigos, corrigio:
-...vuestro villagrama.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
X ENToNcEs QUE soMos,-
(viene de Ia Pa. PaginaJ

(Viene de Ia "a. Pagina)
constituye un accidente, no una
cualidad substantive.
Ahora bien, 10 grave de TODD
este es que algunas personals, al
tamente colocadas en- la direction
de los asuntOs inter americanos,
suelen dar mayor cr6ditO a u
~impresiones primarias, epid6rmi-
cas-, que a las razones y hechos
profundos, y diagnostican sin re-
paros: america Latina 70 Indo-
america, o Iberoamerica, o como
gusteis) no existe en- realidad,
puesto que sus miembros viven en
perpetual pugna", con 10 cual sc
pasa al otro c~orolario: 81 es asi,
carece de personalidad, Y, por
tanto, sc la debe tratar como plu-
ralidad, 10 que no convene en-
modo alguno a nuestros intereses
nj a nuestras aspiraciones. Este
solo hecho seria suficiente, ahi
donde la sinderesis reinara, para
acelerar un movimiento en- pro de
purgar separatismos Y fomentar
TODD cuanto contribuya a la uni
dad, que existe en- 10 esencial,
pero a la que hay que decorar
con los attributes de 10 visible, a
fin de que nj siquiera los ~transeun
ties presurosos - a veces los mas
influyentes - puedan dudar de
su existencia.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25
FL LITERATo. QUE MAS Sc
BURLo DE Los LITERATos

Mark Twain es uno de los es-
c~ritores mas serios del mundo. Pc
no es uno de los que mas hacen
reir, por u extraordinarias o.
currencias, por su permanente e.
vasi6n de la seriedad de la vida
normal. Sus "cuentos humoristi-
cos", son una obra verdaderamen-
tie genial.
Su librO lila muerto Shakes
pearep' es. insuperable.
Su vida era tambien una obra
de buen humor. Fue aprendiz de
imprenta, luego pas6 a ser marino
en- los buques del Mississippi. Lue-
go empleado de escritorio, y mas
tarde director de un peri0dico.
Aqui mace Mark Twain.
Para Ell, los libros tenian un va
Tor nestimable. Todo depende de
la OCCASION -decia-. I'm libro
encuardernado en- cuero results
excelente para asentar navajas de
afeitar; 81 es breve Y concise, CO.
mo acostumbran a escribirlos los
franceses, servia para nivelar las
patas de una mesa; un volumen en-
cuadernado en- pergamino, es lC
mas indicado para arrojar a 10:
gatos; y los infolios vienen muy
bien para sustituir, cOn sus hoja'
los cristales de las ventanas.
Cuando fue famoso, ell correC
lie llevaba las mas curiosa'
cartas de sus lectores. Ciertas vez
uno de ellos lie envi6 un retrato
y en- la carta lie pedia que lie con.
testara 81 efectivamente Sc lie pare
cfa mucho, como lie decian.
-Efectivamente lie contestt
ell novelista-.
Els tai ell parecido de listed con
migo, que en- 10 successive en- lu.
gar de espejo para afeitarme usa.
re su retrato.
Cierta vez lie visito Kipling, e
famoso autor de Gel libro de la
tierras virgenes", Kipling escri
bio I'm eligioso articulo sobre Ii
entrevista. Mark Twain en- cam
bio, escribi6:
Para mi, es un extrano; perC
no por ESQ deja de ser un hOmbrt
notabilisimo. Entire el y 70 10 sabC
mos TODD. Ell sabe TODD 10 que sc
puede saber... Y yo ell resto.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25

#FHM ~ #Hr.n aMsea
possible, v obligatoriamente 81 es
n~ecesario.
FL hundimiento del nivel mo-
raj entire algunos ingleses Sc des-
cribe como causa principal del
creciente alarmante ndmero de en-
fermedades venereas. "Muchachas
de Ia a 20 amos merodean por los
campamentos, puertos, y aero
dromos Y Sc arrojan elias mismas
en- los brazos de los hombres uni
formados.
Realiza ell ministerio una inten-
sa campaha "para penetrar la ME-
bla de ignorancia Y SUPERSTITION
en- cuanto a la salud. En- algunas
parties de Inglaterra Green que los
piojos en- ell pelo es una sehal de
buena salud. Jovenes de IA a 20
amos, en- ''algunos circulos", esti-
man Ell contacto sexual como ne
cesario a la salud.
Convene con ell obispo de York
en- que Ell primer deber de la igle-
STA cristiana es ensenar continen-
cia ' dominic, por cada ser, de su
persona.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25

de las Canas

emigO de las Cana'
enta apezsrado pOr esas
Yea diez amos mas jOven.
4 la oportunidad de 50
felicidad misma. Use
4 su cabellO tendra esa
Ia de juventud. TINTIT
ene nitrate de plata y So
] e~cOn6micO. PidalO . 50
ii no al tel6fono ndmero
Para pedidOs q Ia agencia:
x $500, Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-09-25

sen "a Ernesto Br-
sstro de salubridad, de-
4 que las personals con
ades venereas deben ser
voluntariamente, 81 es
La gaceta., 1943-09-25

oNAs CON ENTER
yENEREAs sERAN
ALA FUERzA 81 NO
10 HAGEN
,rNTARIAMENTE
Evening star., 1943-02-16
Mrs. Dunn, Owner
OF Orioles, Dies at 68
Kept Club for Son After
Husbands Death in 1928
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, Feb 16.-Mrs. Mary
A. Dunn, widow of Minor League
Magnate Jack Dunn and herself the
active owner of the Baltimore Cri-
oles for more than a decade, will be
buried Thursday morning.
The career of the woman often
referred to as the grand lady of
baseball came to an end yester-
day at Maryland General Hospital.
where she was confined for several
days. She was SO.
Tremendously proud of her ia
nous husband, who discovered Babe
Ruth and developed and sold to the
majors such stars as Max Bishop,
George Earnshaw. Jack Bentley,
Fritz Maisel, Tommy Thomas and
Jack Ogden, she was always keenly
interested in the national game.
While Dunn was plotting the
Orioles to seven consecutive pen
nants during the days immediately
following the World War, Mrs. Dunn
was the most rabid supporter he
had. The regularly occupied a box
behind the Oriole dugout, and if
she felt the boys needed a little
extra luck she would wear a bril-
liant red hat
When her husband died, in 1928,
Mrs. Dunn took over the club and
steadfastly refused all offers for it,
planning to keep ownership in the
70 ilty l,o ,;el,
over her baseball holdings to Jack
Dunn, Sd, student at Princeton.
who plans soon to enter the Army
Evening star., 1943-02-16
Illinois Heads Big Ten
As Wisconsin Snaps
Indiana String
Hoosiers Gould Regain
Leod if Badgers Beat
lilini Saturday
By the Associated Pr.ss.

CHICAGO, Feb. Is. -- wisconsin,
prickcd Indianas basket bail bubble
last night, temporarily throwing the
Hoosiers out Of the Big Ten lead--*
but they can put them right back
on top again and virtually into thes
championship by beating Illinois
Saturday in a game that has silapeds,
up as the most crucial of the en-8i
tire campaign.
The greatest Indiana vinning
string in history and one of the
best in the Nation this year, came.
abruptly to an end in Madison last
night as a pair OF eager Badger
forwards, Johnny Kotz and Bob
Sullivan, ripped the cords for 10
points apiece to buoy their team
into 57-53 victory.
For the Hoosiers it snapped p
string of Is straight wins, nine ins
Big Ten action Only two nights
before they had humbled the Badg-
crs. 81 to AZ, but last night they
were baffied by a close defense
under the baskets and failed to con-
troll rebound traffic effectively.
Indiana was behind, 1927. at the
half, pulled up to 51-50 in the
closing minutes, then lost its grasp
as the Badgers whipped in three
quick baskets.
Ralph Hamilton and John Logan
each slipped in IA markers, but
could not match the torrid pace of
Sullivan and Kotz, who counted
nine. and five field goals, respec-
lively.
Illinois moved to the front by
blasting Minnesota, 67 to 43, re-
manning urbeaten in nine confer-
ence games. :
Andy Phillip made II baskets and
free throws TO run his seasons
output to 1T points, easily within
striking distance Of the record Of
1873 in 12-game schedule. He has
three contests yet to play,
The hustlihg Illinois forward
boosted MS field goal total to 78,
eclipsing the record of 50 made by
Jewell Young of Purdue in 1898, :,
Evening star., 1943-02-16
6. W., Sure Of Tourney Berth,
Would Add to Great Record
Visits Y. N. |. After Nosing Out W. and L.;
Terps Trip Virginia; Cards Down Wilson

George Washington University's
quint, assured spot in the Southern
Conference championship playoffs
following its squeaky 51-45 victory
over Washington and Lee last night
at Lexington, Va, will pursue its
11th triumph in. its last Il games
in the same village tonight.
The Colonials, who were forced to
labor two overtime periods before
repulsing the weakened Generals.
will clash with V. M. I. tonight and
hope to register their seventh win In
eight Southern Conference starts.
G. w. now owns undisputed posses
sion of second place in the con-
ference, led my Duke with nine
triunpl1s in 10 games. e =
Maryland, a 56-42 winner over
Virginia last night at Charlottesville.
moves on to Chapel Hill, N. c., to-
night to tangle with North Carolina
in a Southern Conference tiff. The
Old Liners have three remaining
Conference engagements and it may
be necessary for them to win all of
them to receive a bid to the cham
pionship playoffs.
A 55-33 conqueror of Washington
and Lee here last week, George
Washington bumped into unex-
pected trouble at Lexington. With
30 seconds of the regulation game
remaining, the Colonials' Joey Gal
lagher tipped in a field goal to
lock the score at 1899. At the end
Evening star., 1943-02-16
Carolyn Wilson After High
National Table Net Rank

Carolyn Wilson, local schoolgirl
table tennis ace ranked eighth ma
tionally, has a chance to gain addi-
tional national recognition in the
Eastern championships scheduled
Saturday and Sunday at the Colum-
bia courts.
Teamed with Sy Sussman in the
mixed doubles, this combination is
regarded as favorite, regardless of
who Thor Hazi chooses as his
partner. His wife. Magda Gal Hazi
has retired from competition. leav-
ing Miss Wilson a chance to improve
her rating.
Mrs. Mae Clouther Of Arlington
Mass, has been installed as favorjte
IN the women's singles. but Miss
Wilson is expected to put up a brisk
battle.
Evening star., 1943-02-16
Bx GEORGE HUBER.

With team regarded as one OF
the best, II not the best, in the
schools history, st. Adams has ac-
cepted an invitation to participate
in The Stars 11th annual metro
poutan basket ball tournament next
week. Addition of st. Adams brings
to the list one of the best-balanced
schoolboy quints in this section and
a worthy representative of Wash
ington's private schools.
Only one vacancy remains to
round out the tourney bracket of
eight outstanding teams from the
Washington area. First-round play
will be Tuesday and Wednesday
nights of next week at Tech gym,
with semifinals on Friday and the
title game on Saturday. Previously
selected were two representatives
Of the District public high series, to
be decided at the conclusion of the
championship playoffs on Saturday;
George Washington High, St. Johns,
Gonzaga and Bethesda Chevy
Chase.
st. Adams is riding the crest of
an athletic renaissance that recalls
the best produced there in long
history. The recent football team
was undefeated and tied only once,
and the current basket ball team
has won 8 of II games on a tough
schedule, with victories over such
outstanding teams as Boys Latin,
Evening star., 1943-02-16
Gonzaga, Presidents
Sparkle in Tuners
For Met Meet
Victories Over London,
c. n. N. A. Also Prep Fiycs
For Traditional Tits

Preparing to meet traditional
rivals in big games this week ana
also to participate in The Stars
Metropolitan basket ball tourna-
ment next week, George Washing
ton High and Gonzaga have added
to their already impressive lists of
victories.
The Presidents, who finish their
Virginia Glass A Conference SChed-
ule against WaShington-Lee High
on Thursday and Fairfax on Friday,
turned in their 18th consecutive win
yesterday, defeating Charlotte Hall,
44-34. Gonzaga, which tangles with
St. Johns on Thursday for the sec
ond time this season, also added an
other good victory when it topped
Landon, 1921.
Joe Hensley. sharpShooting G.. w
center, again was the big gun yes
terday, hopping Is points at Char
lotte Hall Every member of the
team scored, with Chiffon Raiford
second with II points.
Evening star., 1943-02-16
Hornsby in Fighting Mood

This is no time 70 be afraid, weak
and unwilling to take chance"
says Hornsby, general manager OF
the Fort Worth Cats of the Texas
League, which is threatening to
fold. All over the world people are
fighting and risging everything for
what they consider worth while.
Now is the time for baseball men to
take their eve off the dollar sign and
demonstrate that they really be-
lieve in the merits of the game"
If England, with all its reStric-
tionS, can carry with sports, it
seems reasonable to assume We can
also, even in a limited fashion" says
Cobb. The war comes first, as every
citizen realizes, but if the manpoWer
situation permits. baseball should be
kept alive. The people must have
scme outlet and l believe that base
ball, above all other sports, provides
it for them even if it means only
reading the scores"
Evening star., 1943-02-16
Young Neff Fans Jops

Art Nehf, the only pitcher who
thrice whipped the Yankees of
Ruthian era in World Series compe-
tition, has A son who can claim
three more important triumphs. Art,
jr., struck out three Jap zeros over
the Solomons. They had five zeros
against him, but he knocked off
three, damaged two, then scooted
when his own plane was hit. He
crashed. but he's okay now.
Freshman participation in varsity
intercollegiate athletics is here to
stay, says Frank Murray. University
of Virginia head football coach.
The Cavaliers coach charges that
the freshman rule has been a sub
terfuge to keep the strong colleges
strong and to make the weak weaker
competitively.
Ingenuity Of coaches will be taxed
to the utmost for the duration" says
Murray, who seems to relish the
prospect. 1--WE must produce an ac-
ceptable game from immature boys
and older men pronounced phys
ically unfit for military service.
Coaches have proclaimed they f1t
their systems to material available
rather than vice versa. September
will afford beautiful opportunity
TO prove it."
Ty Cobb and Rogers Hornsby,