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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

all the luncn well wrapped in
wax paper or lunch bags and
fold the napkin over. 1t looks
so fresh when they fold II back
to eat the meal.
Hot. Cold Drinks
BE sure the hot drinks
aren't too hot az their time is
limited. BE sure the cold drinks
are cold. Set the thermos IN
the refrigerator after IT IS
washed until you are ready TO
use II If a cold drink is planned.
Add chopped ice 10 iced tea or
lemonade.
Spread the sandwich filing
right 10 the edge but don't let
X 20 over. Wrap we'll so doors
won I escape.
s. Don't send dainty tea
cookies. fancy sandwiches, tarts
and such or he Will think IL is
left over from a bridge party.
Make a pie in small pie Tin
that will just fit IN his pail. Men
like 10 know that you plan ahead
for their lunch instead of Just
packing what is on hand.
Very Sandwiches
Vary the foods whether II
be sandwiches. relisheS. APP
petiZers. desserts. fruits or
drinks. Try not 10 use too many
cold cuts. Left over roaStS
ground with pickles or mixed
with corn relish or dressing are
excellent,
Vary your breads and OF
course try some home baked
ones Orange nut bread prune
rye bread, date brown bread or
ice box rolls Will be a nice start.
S-Don't feel that because Of
rationed items that you cant
bake. Jelly roll is sure 10 be
mans favorite and requires no
shortening or frosting. / use
bacon fat and ham fat in bran
mullins, baking powder bis
cuts, crust for pie, old-fashioned
molaSses cookies, spice cake and
others.
Baked filled cookies or ones
that have a chevy consistency
as rocks, hermits and chocolate
brownies are always welcome.
Make half batch of several diff
ferent kinds for variety.
Use peanut butter. cream
cheese or cottage cheese with
one OF the following for a nu-
tritious. tasy butter extender.
Orange or strawberry MARINA
lade, minced figs and raisinS.
chopped crisp bason. chopped
onion, pickles or chives.
Pack Relishes
10-So many good things can
be packed in containers. Salads,
vegetable beef hash. baked
beans, pudding or fresh crushed
fruit, home canned peaches or
cherries are bound TO add taste
appeal and nutritional value.
Don't forget the fork or spoon.
1l-Gum is hard 10 get in
some places. also candy-so do
put any you have on hand in the
box for a surprise And don't
forget appetizers such as green
onions. carrot sticks, celery
stuffed or curled. radiShes, green
pepper rings, olives. pickles, po-
tato chips and pretzels. Crack
ers spread with bits Of highly
seasoned egg or meat, tomatoes
and fruit are delicious.
12-Don't be afraid 10 try
different foods in his lunch, but
If he expresses a dislike for
them, don't repeat. Do try 10
build up new taste for variety.
but don't make him lose his
appetite by continually trying
10 force something on HIM which
he doesn't like.
Ouaan', C.La
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

THE COOLEST. smarteSt
fashion ever created for summer
is the sunfrock with a Jacket!
y on It find this Anne adams YER
sion easy 10 make from Pattern
4097.
The dress has inset waistband.
soft bodice and convenient back
buttoning. The bolero turns II
into street costume.
Pattern 4097 is available only
In misses sizes y, IA, is. Is, 20.
Size 10. sunfrock and holero, re-
quireS 3as yards 35-inch.
our summer pattern book is
ready. II contains smart styles
for work and play
Dress pattern is cents. book
10 cents. Pattern and book when
ordered together, 26 cents.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1926 Times Square, De-
troit, 26, Mich.
Due 10 slOwness Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please he patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Lunch Box Suggestions

Don't let the man OF the
house carry a paper package or
bag. lie Will get used 10 a
lunch box and carry il gladly If
you make it worth while.
BE sure it is clean and
shining inside and out and be
careful 10 wipe the theunos well
after filling. Small spots dis
color after standing.
3-PlaCe a white towel or
large napkin in the box, put in
all the lunch we'll wrapped in
wax paper or lunch bags and
fold the napkin over. 1t looks
so fresh when they fold 1t back
10 eat the meal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

STRICTLY IN the nonsense
IclaSs hut good for a hearty
laugh something We all need
these days is the Worry Room
pictured today
The Worry Room Is n brown
wooden structure six inches
wide and eight inches long. 4
sign on its door proclaims II an
Official Worry Room, hours !
TO 5 p. m. Fridays only.
When the door is opened b
reveals a sketched office with
flNk for specific worries such as
bities on this and that, wife
,0~husband worries. income tax
worries.
There's a closet for personal
skeleton worries and n fire ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Dinner Menu

BY PRUDENCE PENNY

A GOOD hot bowl of chill is
on the menu for tomorrow
nights dinner. To most OF you
its probably an old familiar
standby Of other days. when it
came packed IN a can already
10 use. But now the same good
flavor and appeal can be had in
a dehydrated form.
a famous chilli is now sold in
a package instead Of the former
can, the contents OF this pack
age. plus one pound of ground
beef. making a substantial main
dish.
Just soak tho beans for 6
hours or overnight then cook
for at least an hour or until
tender, in the water in which
they were soaked. Melt a table
spoon or two of shortening in
skillet, add a pound Of ground
meat and cook and stir until
the meat is scared.
Drain off the liquid from the
beans, reServing . cups. Com
bine the beans with the meat,
liquid and seasonings. Stir until
thick, then simmer gently for II
minutes. If you like, you can
use tomato juice instead of the
bean liquid in this recipe.
chill Con Cnrre
Fresh Vegetable Salad
Reljshes Hard Rolls
Upside Dorm Cake Nth
Whipped MIR Topping
For Shopping Information on
the dchydrated chill, call Pru-
dence Penny, CH. $500. EX. 32S.
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tinguisher for old flame worries.
A note on the door says worry
ing like any other business
should be systematized-there's
time and a place for it-and
the Worry Room provides both!
'Twould make an amusing
gift for the hoSpital-bound or
Shut-in and II you have friend
who goes in for gag gifts. beat
him 10 the punch by presenting
hum with this bit of whimsy.
The Worry Room comes in q
box ready for mailing and is -
pennies for a lot of fun. For
shopping information telephone
The Detroit Times. Cherry $500.
line 347. between 9 a. m. and 6
y. m. SATURDAYS $50 10 4 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

got the child into her grave Just
in time to dig another one for
Melanic, which suited Scarlet
okay because she could then
throw out her hook and catch
Ashley, the poor fish.
But Ashley, who had secretly
been sending valentines TO
Melanie, gave her the refrigera-
tor act.
And Rhett went back 10 his
burleSque queen, Belle Waiting
tcurrently appearing at the
Avcnue).
SO there was Scarlet, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
What Miss Fifteen Reads
And How She Likes II
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

Booker T. Washington.
China Seas, by Crosble
GarStin.
THAT ISN'T even all Of
them I'm simply tired of
copying the list quite a
formidable one for Miss Fiji
tecni
She also writes reviews of the
books she has read and
here's her opinion Of Gone
With the Wind -. written two
years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Queens Cake

cup shortening
4 cup sugar
"a cup honey
egg
y tablespoon lemon juice
liz cups sifted flour
Ia teaspoons baking powder A
Cream shortening and add
sugar slowly; add honey, beaten
egg yolk and lemon juice. Mix
we'll and add flour and baking
powder which have been sifted
together; fold in beaten egg
white.
Put into small CREASED fluted
cake pans and bake in hot oven
(400 degreesl Il TO Is minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

double-crosser 80. doub e.
crossed.
Moral-Don't collect so many
husbands unless you have a
generous insurance company.
WELL, there's what a modern
Miss thinks Of all the ado about
Scarlet O'Hara.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Canning Jars

WHEN WASHING a Jar which
contained home canned fruit.
wash and replace the cover and
put IT in a paper sack for sior-
ing. When canning season be-
gins, all you have TO do is to
Sterilize the lar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

Charmingly styled, distinctively
detailed, we'll tailored. Spun
rayons and rayon luanas in CAV
oolors and two-tones. II TO 20.
GoOduis',-Mai- Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Two Husbands

In the meantime, Scarlet,
merely as a sidellne, mind you,
had collected two husbands =.
one whom somebody let out of
the cradle by mistake and who
hit the coffin at the outbreak of
the Civil War, brawl brought
about cause Simon Legree beat
up Uncle Tom.
The second man was dried
up old fogey whom the draft
board had put in class Sc with
one glance. He Ean-into- a
bullet. which really wasn't
necessary because rigor mortis
had set in at the tender age OF
10 and had been working
steadily ever since.
Well, after these tragic years,
which actually only gave Scar
lett more time to acquire tech
nique, Rhett finally popped the
question.
Now Rhett wasn't exactly a
FrankenStein, nor did he ever
have shortage of that green
stuff. so Scarlet readily middle
aisled it.
The End!
They had man-trap named
Bonnie who let horse get the
better of her and then Rhett
went 10 the dogs, They finally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

READING BEING my pet
pastime . and part Of my
life's work, / am always de-
lighted when I find a kindred
soul -. some one who likes 10
read.
l came upon one last Sunday
who pleases me no end in
fact. she has me staggered.
She's Miss Jean Brown, out on
Kentucky avenue age ID.
l found Jean curled up in
chair reading for the second or
third time Last of the
Mohicans" What else do you
read, ! inquired Oh. have
list. she rephes happily of
all the books I've read in the
last two years.
Maybe YOU too, would like 10
know what 15-year-olds are
reading these days so here's
her list:
The List
"Rebecca and Frenchman's
Creek by Daphne du Maurier,
Far Company" Another
Cynthia" Full Flavor and
Concord in Jeopardy, by Doris
Leslie.
fish" More fish" "Tish
PLAYS the Game" Tish Marches
On" The Circular Staircase"
The Window at the White Cat"
THE Wall" The Red Lamp"
The State VS.. Eleanor Norton"
The Bat, Miss Pinkerton,"
The Man in Lower Ten" The
Door" and The Album" by
Mary Roberts Rinehart.
Captain Blood" The Sea
Hawk Banner Of the Bull,
"Scaramouche," by Rapha el
Sabatini.
Men Against the Sea-" Pit
cairns Island" Botany Bay
and "Mutiny on the Bounty" by
Nordhoff and Hall.
Hound of the BaskervilleS,
"a d ven lures Of Sherlock
Holmes Return of Sherlock
Holmes" by Arthur Conan
Doyle.
The Pinkerton Stories" by
David Frome
Northwest Passage" by Ken
meth Roberts.
The Patriot" by Pearl Buck.
THE Magnificent Ambersons,
by Booth Harrington.
The Scarlet Letter" and
House Of Seven Gables" by
Nathaniel Hawthorne
The Prisoner of Zenda,' by
Anthony Hope.
The Three. Musketeers," by
Alexander Dumas.
L Married Adventure" by
Osa Johnson.
old Soldiers Never Die by
James Ronald.
For Whom the Bell Tolls
by Ernest Hemingway.
Keys of the Kingdom" by A.
J. Cronin.
Anthony Adverse by Her
vey Allen
ikings Row, by Henry Belle
man.
Assignment in Brittany" by
Helen McInneS.
The Crisis by winston
Churchill
We Took 10 the Woods by
Louise Rich.
Scarlet Pimper J. . and
others by Baroness ORGY.
"Wuthering II Q g'h IS" and
Jane Eyre by the Bronte
sisters.
Mn Ernrn 6 aNn wv by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
CLEAN FISH

WHEN FISH comes from the
market remove from the paper:
clean at once. Wash and salt
slightly. Put in a covered dish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Contest News:
Suggestions
For Lunch
Box Appeal
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

THIS CONTESTANT has
been following the menu con-
test carefully and feels that her
list Of suggestions will be help
full 10 those homemakers who
wrack their brains constantly
trying to pack delicious and
hearty lunches for those busy
war workers.
so many nice ideas have APP
peared in the menus thatI think
I'll dwell on the ideas behind the
lunch for my suggestions" says
Mrs. Pasineau, 1851 Marlowe.
Here are her ideas for making
the box more attractive and APP
petite appealing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Gone With The Wind

BY Margaret Mitchell, who
let her southern accent run
away with her.
This is a stale tale Of female
Bluebeard who just didn't know
when 10 stop.
The classic laSSie was a
southern belle h an d ! g d
(named) Scarlet OHara, who
was all hepped up about wet
blanket named Ashley Wilkes,
who had already given his
fraternity pin 10 his washout
cousin, Melanie, who turned out
10 be not so faded after all.
All the time our glamour
doll was moanin' over her Ash
ley. she was being conveyed by
a first class wolf, Rhett Butler.
And here was a Georgian boy
who really got around.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
s5TH RAID on BERLIN

The Berlin raid was the SSth OF
the war on the German capital
The assault on Ludwigshafen was
the 26th by the Raj.
Headquarters of the Y. 6.
Eighth Air Force meanwhile an
nounCed that fuur-mOt0Ted AmeTi-
can Liberators which attacked
Norway for the second time IN
three days yesterday blasted the
principal Nazl airplane repair and
maintenance base AZ Keller, II
miles northeast OF Oslo
Returning fliers said they were
convinced the enemy base had
been smashed in the assault which
involved round-trlp flight Of
l POO miles
The Liberators flying without
fighter escort, destroyed eight
NazI fighter planes, Nine bomb
erS three Of which landed in
Sweden, were listed rs missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
j. s. Filters Aid
Chinese 10 Rout
laps in Burma

NEW DELHI. India. Nov 10
lUPl AmorlCan-trained Chinese
troops driving 20 ia 80 miles
across north Burma ahead Of a
new supply road 10 China have
pushed the Japanese from the
upper Hukawng valley with aid
OF Tenth L. s. Air Force planes,
a communicate disclosed to-day.
The objective Of the drive was
10 clear The path for the road
being built by Us engineers
from Assam India 10 connect
with the old Burma road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
YANkS BLAST BURMA

CHUNGKLNG, Nov. 10 up
.U. S. planes attacked detectives in
western China and Burma yeSter-
day IN support of Chinese ground
troops, a 1Ath l.. :. Air Force
communicate announced today.
Chinese front dispatches said
gales were sweeping all the China
fronts and that bitter fighting was
raging m SnoWStormS in the ii
River Valley west of Ting Ting
Lake in central China.
a Chinese spokesman said so. 600
japanese troops pushing across
the III River west of lung Ting
Lake WEIR battling the main
Chinese strength on 60-mile
iron along The north shore Of the
river. Shihmen and Lihsein were
taken by the Japanese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Yugos|dys Yield
Da|mdtian Isles

LONDON, Nov 70 up YlGo-
Slav PartlSanS battling q major
German offensive 10 regain cone
troll OF the Dalmation coast have
been forced 70 give up Trogr
north Of Split and several nearby
islands YuCoslav Liberation
Army -CUT77TWTqUe SAID To-Day
THE UDited Nations radio M
Algiors said heapy~fightre was
m progress al Split
The communicate reported zee
Germans were rushing reinforce
ments 10 the Flume area 10 bol-
Sfer the drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
MEETS MISC HEAD

Robert E. Rich milk marketing
agent for the War Food Admins
tration, planned today 70 confer
with Or. John Hanna MISC preSi-
dent, TO outline plans for the
survey.
The investigation is necessary
the governor said because Of con.
fncune reports in regard 10 the
production and distribution OF
milk.
The college with assistance Of
county farm agents witt Try &c
determine
The number of dairy cows IN
the state the number Slaugh-
tered amount Of milk pro-
duced. amount diverted for
butter. cheese and other by
products, total fluid milk avail
able 10 the consumer. number
OF farms now shipping 10 the
Detroit area, and the amount
of milk being used for manu-
featuring purposes
Another portion Of the investi-
CATION viii deal with the produc-
non problems Of The farmer, labor
shortages, feed supply, equipment
shortages transportation diff.
CUfrIeS and government subsidies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Costello in West Gets
Jersey Draft Call

HOLLYWOOD, Nov 70 INS)
Lou Costello, roly-poly Holly
wood comedian, could use A magic
carpet today The postm n
brought HIM a notice yesterday
he's IA IN the draft and is sup
posed to report this morning for a
preliminary physical examination
in Paterson-N j.
Costello whoSot ire news on
his return from a rest in Palm
Springs wired his draft board
asking permission 10 take the eX-
animation here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
WYANDOTTE TIE-UP

approximately goo members Of
Local ia. UAW-CIO, were re-
ported today TO have taken part
in a work Stoppage at-the NYan-
dotte plant OF the Detroit Brass
e. Malleahle Works. Al Seventh
and Elm streets.
a company spokesman said he
was endeavorlng 10 ascertain what
the grievance was. Union officers
could not be reached for comment,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Bus Strike Holds Up
10000 Near Capital

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 tINS)
Forty thousand war workers in
Arlington and Fairfax counties,
Va, were stranded today when
$50 Arnold Bus Line drivers went
on strike, demanding a l4-cent-an-
hour wage increase
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
zoo Quit Work
In Ford Foundry
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plant. 1900 Jos. Campau, when 60
workers quit in protest against
their lack OF eligibility to receive
bonus payments in lieu Of their
1914 vacations.
Production Of truck parts at The
Gar Wood plant, 1924 Riopellei
was resumed TODAY after 400 en-
pIoyoS staged a one-day walkout
in sympathy with a worker said
to be seeking a o-cent-an-hour
wage raise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Heads Chicago U. IA Years

CHICAGO, Nov 10 (TNS)-
Robert Maynard Hutchlns, widely
known as the boy president when
he became head OF the University
OF Chicago at the age Of 81, today
began his fifteenth year as presi-
dent OF The institution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Hunters Get IA Penalty

SAGINAW. NOV l9-Five men.
who ignored draft board notices
to report for physical eXamlna-
lions and went hunting instead,
found themselves automatically
IN Ia today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

Warren T Bow superintendent
OF the Detroit public schools, to-
day expressed approval Of the edl-
torial contest
The Rev Fr. Carroll + Deady,
superintendent Of Catholic paro-
chial schools said that he would
encourage participation IN III e
event by DaroChlal students.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
HIGHER SUBSIDY

In the latter connection Russell
Ballard. president of the United
Dairy Workers Union was en-
route 10 Washington 10 ask that
federal 30-cent subsidy 70 farmers
for food stocks be increased 10
50 cents Such an action ne said
might encourage farmers 10 re-
tain their dairy stocks and A.
least maintain If not boost pro.
ductlon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
DEMAND Up so PCT.

"Since the declaration ~ war,
demand for milk tn the Detroit
area has increased 80 per cent -
the governor said This has
been caused by the increase In
population and the greater pur-
chasing noWer The supply t.
rs per cent below the demand"
The governors announcement
came A. time when a lOnt
labor distributor fact finding COM
mlttee announced that survey
showed that the shortage crisis
was over and followed on the
heels Of an executive order that
Michigan State College use rs IA
cilitieS In a complete study of the
milk situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Army Returns
81 Billion Fund
BY DAVID c>AMELON
b, DANmNMELON


WASHINGTON Nov. 19-The war on all fronts has
taken such favorable turn that the army handing back
70 the roasur more than S1300N000000 of Its appropra
tohs for which IL has need
That announcement was made on the floor of the
House today by Rep Snyder Cd of Pennsylvania chairman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
l21 BILLION TO DATE

From July / 1910. 10 date Sny-
der said. military appropriations
totaled S127.000000, 600 The cure
rent fiscal years appropriations
amount 10 S59034,S39,073.
As 4 result of great Allied gains
in the last year Snyder said, the
nation can capitalize on the ia
vorable situation He cited the BIZ
ennlal report Of Gen. Marshall,
army chief OF staff, in which ref
erence was made 50 moves that
paved the way for some very
substantial economies.
Unless some unforeseahle sit
uation arises he said, all Of that
amount will revert 10 the treas
ury next July l, reducing the ma
tional debt by an equal amount
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

OCLESBY. III. Nov 70 1INS)
When Earl Jones entered the
army as a private last week his
wife took over carrying mail on
his star route.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
. LEssoN.IN ECONOMY

Others suggested the announce
ment might portend important
developments in the Pacific. sug-
costing that the stockpile of war
materials and men earmarked for
that theater had been built up TO
an effective peak.
In any event. congressional
leaders said. the arny'S action
should prove an effective lesson
to other government agencies in
economy,
The kick-b back which repre-
Sents nearly one-ffth Of the total
appropriations made for the army
the current fiscal year totals
S13. 163,5la000, broken into these
liens
| Reduction in military per-
sonnet THE House Snyder
said. appropriated for a force
Of roundly 5000 900 officers and
men. BY reason OF war develop
ments, = reduction Of $4,000
has been determined by the
high command) That means a
saving in pay, travel subsis-
tence, clothing, cts, Of Sl,946-
039 900.
} -CurtaIlment Of armament
- and equipment programs
SIS 262. $50 ooo,
> Reduction IN facilities and
- maintenance S7S0-
AZ eco.
4 Modification and possible
r permanent deferment Of a
portion of the alrplane pro-
gram S2,OS6 069 900.
S-Nliscellaneous savings
- SSS 20N 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
I MIX Sources
-Eound-fotCittYy

-tcontinued from Page one
supplemental mDk shipment FROM
Ohio would bring The city up 10
federal minimum requirements u
the 200 600 pounds can be OBJ
-faLnnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Berlin Hit
F
by Record
RAF Raid

Continued from Page One)
the Raj losses were very low
percentage Of the total forces en-
ploYed.