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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-10
Wallace May Be Picked
For President In 1948

two posts. Nj. Wallace is consider
ing the acceptance of one.
This next hjt is my w idea: Hen
ny Wallace would make an excellent
postwar governor OF AN occupied
country. He i, still a sort of from
titr>muu hUuc~lt. He could uuGel-
@tauu ,hoproDlemS of harricd and an
Xiuu> people,
In New York recently at Republic
can National Committee h~caduarter~
at the Roosevelt hotel | found those
Washington taNorites. Miss Marian
Martin uud Mrs. Anne Wheaton, run
ming their Wumen's division with SIKH
and ~nNtIMISnI.
There We're a few moments atior
the last Republican convention when
ii seemed possible that Miss Martin
and Mrs. Wheaton might be saCrl-
ijCcd to the ShortsighteGness OF Ger
,aiu Republican bosses. Miss Mar
lin j. one of the ablest members Of
the Republican party-regardle>s of
gender. 1t was obvious to those on
the inside of the convention meet
ings that she was getting far less co.
operation than she needed and about
q hundred times less than was good
for the Republican cote in NOVem-
ber. Mas. Wheaton. publicity dMcc-
tor for women. was also handicapped
by certain Republicans.
When Herbert BroWnell. Jr.. was
made national chairman by Cover
nor Tom Dewey, Miss Martin Instant
" received the support she needed.
She IS now assistant national chair
nan. and is called in to adv Use all
party councils, Mrs. Wheaton is be-
me given the assistance that pub-
LEFTY Chalrmen need.
The two ladies have come into
their own. lis Il becoming role 10
them. They look rather alike. with
white hair, bright smiles and pretty
faces. Such recognition OF eNpe-
ricncc and ability is indeed necessary
if the Republicans hope The
woman vote is important as never
before. II needs to be gaEnercO as
thoroughly and as promptly as posi-
/ hlc by both parties. The ballots of ~
/ million ONE may SiWng the cleo
tlun especially SINCE there are SIN
million men OF voting age overseas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-10
New Drives Against
-j.,ps Are Planned

Continued from Page One)
oc al December :. 1871. int" an
and All fighting power. He
Island briSlling with land, SEA
termed the conversion the most
amazing change he had ever
seen.
In later conferences We're Admire.
William F. Halsey. commander of the
third fleet, Major General Robert c
RlChal dson. il, central Pacific army
commander. and war chiefs repre-
sentIng the north. south and south
west Pacific theatres.
W" are going back To the Phil
IppintS, Nr. Roosevelt said. and
MacArthur is going to be a part
of the operation. You cant say.
he smiled. whether the general
is going back dircctl, or by way
Of North ifrica-but ne is going
back, and We are going to give
the islands their independence.
Our goal still Is unconditional sur
render for all II enemies. he SaiG.
\ reported asked if new Japanese
offensive would develop soon and the
President said yes. but reminded his
listeners that 500 is a relative term
and that strategy Is constantly shift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-10
Hints on Etiu

After you have met a new SON or
daughter-In-IuW in a friends fam
lily, be sure 10 say something nice
about him or her to the family.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-03

prevention. We have been apply
my the prevention now for nearly
thirty years and we know it works.
III a child dcvclopcS rickctS it can
be SAID with nearly lG0 per cent
accuracy that it is the parents
fault. Once so common that. at
tins time Of year, clinics ard doc
tcr'S Offices were crowded with the
patients it has now almost COM
pictely disappeared.
Rlckets is softening of the
bones. Softcning of the bones oc-
ours in adults, but the conditions
are very rare. True rickets is n
disease Of infancy and childhood
occurring between the ages of four
months and three years. The dc.
1ect is one of calcifcation of the
bones, leading to deformitics Of
the bones of the lcgs-bowlcgs,
knock-knees, sabre shin-also of
the ribs, the skull (thc formation
OF square, boxlike hcad and
The bones of the arms. In an in
liant swollen and sore wrists and
ankles are good sign.
This defect of qualification is
not due to lack Of calcium in the
diet, but lack of Vitamin d in the
body. In some way Vitamin D is
necessary in the body juices for
the laying down of calcium in the
6ones. The baby is able to get
Vitamin D in the food, or it is able
10 manufacture its own Vitamin ID.
For the manufacture of Vitamin
y the action of sunshine is re-
CURED on the skin. That is why
fickets is spring disease. During
the winter the baby is not exposed
70 sunshine so much. And it must
oe out OF doors sunlight: ordinary
window panes filter out the rays
thnt create Vitamin D in the skin.
80 after the winter is past ricketts,
Diegins to manifest itsclf-thc per-
,od Of most frequent incidence is
late January, February and
~ 10 ulSedSc, 100, oil thc tenn
perate zone. In the north the fish
d,iet, and especially eating fish
ilVers, prevents it; and in the trop-
ics the year round sunshine.
But we do not depend on sun
exposure exclusively to prevent
Tickets. We insist on the baby
from the first weeks of life getting
Vitamin ID in the form Of cod liver
oil or one of the fish oils, or their
concentrated products.
Cod Liver Oil Dosage
An easy dosage Of cod liver oil
70 remember is three teaspoonsful
day. That is for a cod liver oil
OF average strength. The medical
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-03

On Pierre SturgiS?"
| Yes - and some others. Fine
place he's got up there. | watched
his assistant shooting some ME
lures"
Was the model prctty?"
:, wen. now that you mention
It said Argus. "Shc WAS wear
ing"
$50 you didn't notice her face"
Ellen finished for him. Heres YOUR
ticket Tor the fashion show. | got
you Il iloor table" She handed il to
him. by the way, what do YOU
mean by bar@ing into the DRESSING.
room and soaring the girls half to
dcath?"
You told me to meet you at the
models dressing room."
Know. but III" entrance I meant
Is on the other side, near the ball
room. There's Il foyer there. This
is the back entrance"
They didn't give me Il man when
checked my hat and coat. IN
quircd and was directed here. ANY,
way, I'm glad I'm not So bright
about some things. Ellen. do yul,
Know 4 model by Il = name ur GYM
thia Lane"
Yes" she said. making n face.
II know her"
You don't sound as if YOU liked
her very murh."
~ don't" declared Ellen frankly.
why? What about her."
Argus explained what he had lust
overheard. Then he told Ellen
about meeting Cynthia at .;turuis'
studio that morning.
Hhc Was trying to work ont a
routine on Carstair&. Senior. She
wanted ham L. put her picture ON
the outside Of has c:,t.up product"
She got the contract. too" Ellen
said. "Shc arrived nt tho f,.I,ion
snow Dragging about il. Then yhr
uchlihHrd *vparal" room 10 dress
III. said tn" room We were using
was too crowded. Sh" got il. too"
80 sh" got the contract" re-
marked Argus. And Dorry iust
used til" word black mail.
wonder Argus lit q cigarette.
ne way Car*tairs wlnrcd at Mis-,
Lane this morning. Id bet a million
th:it h" never gave her that con-
tract because he wanted to-"
There's a rumur." said Ellen.
mat old man CarStairs was fond
OF SYRIA. And | found ont some
'hinE else. too. Honey Green. 4
model who lives in New Jersey. said
that until about a month ago. she
used to sec Syria every Saturday
afternoon on the Jersey train"
"fcS? Whore WAS she roip,,g DID
your friend know"
No. Honey said that she alw,vs
got on before Syria did"
mittcd. '>
nave Ia run now" chirpcd FL
len. lou come back here and moot
me during intcrmisSion. Now. ro-
member, when you come ont of H..
ballroom turn right. not left. On
you'll probably see Pierre S,uryi.
ana ROGER FlagG here this after
noon: They're going to Judge tho
winning costumes along with John.
nj" Powers and Harry Conoycr 500
you later" Ellen leaned over ,nd
Kissed him or the check. then sha
through one Of the door,
Go hr continucD
'"!bfigh' b. Eai. Ice:
D'tritu;eI hy Kgns Fc,r.fr, S,r,,.,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-03
AMo&(1MMMtd~ BABs LEE

fashion show ut the Park Hotel at
TOUR. lie stepped into the police
ear. step on it, james, and don't
spare the sirens"
A few minutes past four, Argus
arrived at the Park Hotel. PASSING
from the Subducd outer lobby to the
mann lobby, Argus corncrcJ an
erect bell boy, with enough gold
braid on his uniform to make n
noerins green with envy. He in
luifed the way to the ballroom
wnerc the fashion show was to no
heid: Upstairs he encountered , hat
enesk riri and after checking his
coat and hat. he again inquired
the WAY. This time he asked for
the models dressing room. He was
,"id to 90 down the corridor, turn
rit, then right. He did as no v,.
TOLD. But upon arriving at his des-
'ihatlon he found three closed donrs
confronting him.
Ecnlc, mCcnic, mcinic, moe.n bc
SAID To himself and rappcd on tbn
moe door with his knucklcs.
'"mr in, said Il mufilcd voice.
Argus turned the knob and
pushed the door open. A girl stand
ing inside WAS in the process of
pulling Il dark dress over her b,,J
aware "f ..u h,,. 10 struggle. un-
For n snrnri ,r,' '''.'s" audience.
Siraycd beyond the vision. II, saw
Gus STAGES u ns WIN M,.n Eir'S IN vari-
clothirr Er.L ,L hackS oil
and thor, v,.,r.. -. wins ana mere
far no ON. bnJ ,n,;,>I '"oi's. 30
ing there ''N argus stand
The mnJ,J vho l, -, =,
dcadlock w;,I' m''' p'e'' IN me
MANAGED tn mmlI :, ar ii ihaiiy
flushed frnm ,La - ~ .''i c, ace was
diIn., ,hn,n ,.T i'' ''iHr'' me color
griuuin,, ,t bo,. fr. , INV argus
"Whnt Jn wnu u'''m, ,"'n s"s ~, noor"ay;
SHARPLY. rnv.,im, -. me "Sked
81 was lnotin,T i"n NJ NJ, n',t',.uiy; ,..y
said Arpus. ''H 'Nr''s'
Several of t;,o o,n.
turned and s,w Tho t'' 't',,.i i'""cis
the first tim. '''e LOT
Get him out ., h.,.
screamed in umis,r .W1,'. ,. 'hrF
get drcsscd?" "" '''h We
"Ob. rn r;L. -,,
mind" smiIcJ Ar,,u' ''''''' cont
"I'n find EIIrn " so;I ~. -,
"Rut vou ,.,;. a" 'mS %irl.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-03
CHAPTER FOURTEEN

$50 he told you it was business
those nights he was seeing Syria
Nrrnc?" Grange said, looking at tn,
blonde.
"lt wds business" Dancer re.
pcatcd. 81 wanted her tn do mo :,
favor. | kinda had to tall, her in
70 it,"
with Il gun?" Argus suggested
"lOu guys think you're so wise. -
snurlcd the harasscd Dancer, "but
you try pinnin' this moidcr on me-
aud see what happens to yuh. You'll
be- sorry you ever mentioned it. |
got such an alibi it'd make you guys
look silly, scc?"
"Why not tell us about il then
and save yourself some troubl.?''
Grange quericd.
"Nuttin' dom! If I gotta usc II
l will-but il I don't-what | al
ways say is. what people don't know
won't kill EN-"
Coming from you that sccm. II
sound commentary, Argus thought
To himself. Then. aloud. he said ::
This alibi wouldn't have anything
to do with the Whitsun Club. would
it, Dancer?"
Martinrlli looked surprised.
"More kiddin', Steele? What wuulJ
do around Il jcrnt like dat?"
"Thats what I've been wonder
ing." rctortrd Argus. sever since |
found some matches from there ON
your table"
"Oh dem-well you know how il
is-always picking up things like
dat-maybe one of my customers
left 'em on one OF the tables in TN,
club"
Sure" purred Argus. Maybe
they did"
III yonse want to ask any more
questions you can call my lawyer.
OATS what ] hire him for"
ok" said Grange. But watch
your step. I'm not finished with you,
Martinelli."
Out in the fresh air again,
Grange surveyed the Park. Stripped
of its summer grcencry it looked
star X and cold in the slantine RAYS
Of the afternoon sun.
I'D like To paint il lust like
that" he told Argus. fcelinglv.
1T looks pretty bleak 10 me-"
Argus said.
What did You make of Dancer
and that clinging vine. Mabcl?"
81 don't know" answered Granro
I'D like to take him down to head
quarters for n little swcatin'. Say.
what was the idea of saving we'd
found his iingerprints in that Verne
danes place? Trying to make
Mabel jGalous?"
IL thought it might be an idea"
1T was," said Grange. 81 think
I'll have talk with her alone some
time. See how the land lies"
Funny. | had that idea. too"
Argus mused. "That coin-tossin'
guy yen called Lucky"
Lucky Gambrini?"
"fcs. From Ellen Curtis de-
scrIption he sounds like the man
she saw talking to Syria Verne.
That's why pulled that gag about
Syria telling me that Lucky'd
threatened her"
Grange frowncd. a, II have a talk
with him, too. Can l drive you some |
place."
Argus consulted his watch. Give
b four. Ellen's expected me at 4 !
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-03
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
LENTEN REDUCINGDIET
BY Dr.. Clendenins
Fridoy-5oo coIories

Fridny-5oo coiories
BREAKFAST
2 tablespoons apple sauce - no
cream or swcetening.
1 Rusk. No butter or substitute.
1 cup cofTec-no cream or sugar.
LUNCHEON
9 tablespoons fish salad-made Of
leftover fish-combine with
chopped celery, olive or left
over vegetables with mineral
oil mayonnaise.
1 slice whole wheat toast or 2
soda crackers.
1 cup tea-no cream or sugar.
DINNER
| broiled kidney.
Average helping braised celery.
| slice whole wheat toast--no but
ter or substitute.
Q tablespoons Tapioca Pudding
made with milk.
small cup coffee-no cream or
sugar.
Il cup clear soup may be added
II desired).
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-03
Rickets Easily Prevented

profession has had lore experi-
cncc with cod liver oil ~ the pre-
vcniion Of ricketS than with any
other product, and it is, therefore,
safer to stick with it. Cod liver
oil is rclishcd by babies, and has
pleasant fish fat taste, so there
Is no reason to spare the infant
ITS proper protection on the basis
of diSagrecablcncss.
y smaller dose is begun Mt the
age of two to three weeks, and in
creased slowly to the dose of three
tcaspoonsful u day. The minimum
requirement for potency for cod
liver oil Is 50 units per gram: most
contain 100 grams. There are so
grams in Il tcaspoonful, so three
teaSpoonsful give 1900 units q day
the right requirement.
The use Of irradiated milk is
all right as supplement, but
most irradiated milk contains only
about l35 units Of Vitamin d per
quart, and babies do not drink
more, OF muCh more, than quart
a day. Experience has not yet
certainly decided that this amount
Of Eitamin ID will protect against
rickcts.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
c. b. D.:-What is the difference
between n psychiatrist and a
psychoanalySt?
Observation-Disclosures is one
of the methods used in the broad
field of psychological medicine.
The psyChiatrist dcvotcs his attcn-
ton to those definitely unbalanced
mentally and disturbed. Psychoan-
alysis is applied to those unhappy
and maladjustcd, but responsible.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-03
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, MID.

OF TIE TWO prc-cmincntly
spring diseases of childhood -
rheumatic fever aid rickcts-;hc
story Of ricketts, is far the more
E"pcfWl. We know its cause and
Evening star., 1944-01-09
THe so o-oolIed Spcnish moss thot dropes

THE so oculled Sponish moss thot dropes
the trees Of the semi tropical south
from florido to Texas is pretty good money
tor the picking in these wor times. Ship
ping shortage thot hos cut down supplies
from the tropics Of other stuffine fibres for
upholstery and mattresses hos doomed the
morket Tor the moss thot festoons the live
ooks ond other trees Of the deep South
0otherine ond processing the moss hos be-
come on importont industry thot nets five
CENTS pound for the finished product.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Pose 3

Two heoV us mobile fire unveiled
for the home oI Aberdeen Proving Ground the other dy The edy
oil hod chose wild MA
medium left
explosive choree knock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

r Your favorite fur retailer will
be glad to show you Feather
lite Persian Lamb, mink
blended muskrat and other
fine furs that proudly wear the
Hollander tag. The Hollander
mark means bsqsty that iasta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

Discontinued and odd lots aensi Florsls
designs You're find the wide oehin
will disguise old davenport These smooth ttn
eooru will give it fresh beauty and
look Wide os oo Straight cushion cushion. Modern
Tuxedo styles. For regular extra size davenports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Plan a Menu;
Win a Prize

WIN A S25 war bond or
one Of nine other prizes. Plan
an ideal menu for a soldier
invited 10 your home for
Sunday dinner. This con-
test is being held by Twen-
tieth Century-Fox and Fox
T'heater in conjunction with
world premiere of picture
Sunday Dinner for a
Soldier" opening Dec. %.
Judging by four servicemen
from this area.
PRIZES to be awarded for
best entries are-frst. a SIS
war bond prizes OF s.
each in war stamps and
lastly five pairs Of passes TO
see this movie. Contest will
end Sunday midnight. Dec.
II. Prizes will be awarded
Friday. Dec. %.
Send menus TO Prudence
Penny, Detroit Times, De-
troit 81. Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

A NEW ARRIVAL in Eng
land is Miss Olive E. Williams
of Detroit, who will serve the
armed forces as an American
Red Cross staff assistant.
Miss Williams is the daugh-
ter Of Minor B. Williams of
Picadilly road. She is a grad
uate of the Business Institute
and attended Wayne Univer-
sity. Before entering service she
worked as a secretary IN two
Detroit business firms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

KEEP THE home fires burn
ing in observation-disclosures apron!
Small size, Pattern 1920. takes
just ONE YARD! Easy EN-
broidery included.
Pattern 1920 comes in sizes
small 14-l6l, medium t1s-2o1.
large (i0-42). extra large ID
46l. Small size, one yard 35-
inch material.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern
which includes a needlework
pattern Of useful and decora-
tive motifs for linens and gar
ments. Write plainly name and
address, style number and size.
Send your order 10 the Anne
A d m Pattern Department.
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81 81
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
IAN. aR TO FER. 20

JAN. 2R TO FEB. 20
AQuqrius-Yery helpful inhu-
ences encouraging TO the heart,
promising for income, general
interests. Try new undertakings
of promise; increase present ca
pacity, work harder than ever.
FEB. 81. TO MARCH go
Pisces - Excellent indications
for achievement, financial gains,
increase in interest on sound i'm
vestments, real estate, all sub
stantial lines. Fine for romance,
personal affairs.
Copyright. l944. BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
-MARCH ef no APRIL 90

MARCH ~ ~ APhIL ~ ,
Aries - You working for fu-
ture Of the masses, educators,
physicians, dentists, research
work greatly favored, gains
presaged. Be careful Of health,
diet.
APRIL 2I to- MAY 90
TdUrus-Today can be one Of
real attainment. Don't waste
any time, energy or money.
Have no fear Of difficult tasks,
meet them confidently. Romance
sponsored.
MAY sf TO JUNE ei
Gemini-0ptimism with COM
mon sense is the order of the
day, will keep you on right track.
Excellent rays. The military
and professional people among
first sponsored. ----=z=-
JUNE e2 TO JULY 25
Cancer - Planetary influences
tops. Waste no time in getting
started at days duties. Labor
and the more practical matters
can make great gains. Romance,
family affairs favored.
JULY % TO AUG. 2g
Lso-Vibrations definitely on
upgrade, Concentrate on WORTH
while issues. Fine period for
analytical Investigations. Step
up tempo along action lines.
AUG. rs TO SEPT. rs
Virgo Regardless of how
10 WI yone,A work OF position,
each day should mean a fresh
and more worthy try.
SEPT. IL TO OCT. 2S
Libra Responsive day for
usual routine, getting pesky
little tasks done; shopping. cor
respondence; attention 10 do
nestle and personal interestst
paying bills, collecting.
=0GT.g#TO- NOV. 80
Seorpio-Benefic influences Ia
voring all useful and urgent
matters as well as new, poten-
TALLY fruitful projects. Fine
day, Scorpio, IL you don't pro-
crastinate. Plan for the weeks
ahead.
NOV. ss TO DEC. ~
Sagittarias-Tip top day for
employment, business enter
prises, war efforts and results,
selling, trading in needed items,
increasing production in all war
equipment, m aterials.
DEC. rs TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - Personal effort
that is capable, consistent, eff
-eient wifi do wonders for you
this good day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
GAY PRINT SCARFS
Of sturdy cotton huck

To give your dresser or vanity a
fresh, new outlook -. or as a gift !
Sturdy white cotton huek with
floral pattern. lsx42- inch size.
.
LINEN DEPr.-sEcoNp BASEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

tN FtEtVII II y 1T w = -
Aries - You working for flu
ture Of the masses, educators,
physicians, dentists, research
work greatly favored, gains
presaged. Be careful Of health,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

BY Frances Drake

Look the Section in Which your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is. According to the Stars
For Tuesdar. Dec. IL 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Grapefruit
--
Plentiful
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

~ II ANOTtl II dIllOHk Nlll 10
fruits, grapefruit is once more
plentiful on the markets. Daily
shipments are arriving I'm the
markets all of the best quail
ity large sized fruit at ceiling
level and some of the smaller
sizes are selling below the cell
Ing level.
The nutritional story of grape
fruit is an old one. 1t helps TO
alkalke your system, builds
energy and resistance to colds.
It's rich in vitamin c, valuable
in a reducing diet and a good
protection against acidity.
Ginger Grapefruit
Cut a thick layer from the top
and one off bottom of grape
fruit; cut off sections of peel
from sides, cutting deep enough
TO remove all white membrane
and TO leave fruit exposed. With
"A sharp knife cut out each Sec
tion separately.
FIJI individual sherbet glasses
with grapefruit sections and
Juice. Add ] teaspoon preserved
ginger TO each serving; sprinkle
with ! teaspoon shredded COCO
nut; chill thoroughly and serve.
Grapefruit Almond SsIsd
2 fresh grapefruit.
2 ounces chopped blanched
almonds
! package lemon favored gel
- attn
1 tablespoon sugar
cup boiling water
] cup grapefruit Juice
Mayonnaise
Segment grapefruit and cut
segments into dices: drain. Add
chopped almonds 10 segnents.
Dissolve gelatin and sugar in
nboiling water. then add grape
fuit juice. When cool and be-
10 thicken, add grape
fruit and almond mixture. Pour
into mold. and put in refrig-
orator 10 freeze. Serve on let
tuce lined plates with mayor
naiSe dressing.
Grapefruit Appeal
! cup grapefruit segments
8 tablespoons sugar
] cup marshmallows
/ cup " h tpped evaporated
milk
Sprinkle grapefruit segments
with ? tablespoons sugar. Cut
-marShmallowx- into quarters.
Whip milk until II begins 10
hold shape. add remaining
sugar. rnarshmafiows and grape
fruit }iiee-left from segment
ing grapefruit Arrange grape
fruit segments In sherbet glasses
and pour whipped milk marsh
msllow mixture over top.
Serves s.
Grapefruit Frii+ep
q cup milk
81. Xxx YUM. we'll UtdtrH
l cup sifted flour
] tablespoon sugar
2 tablespoons baking powder
y teaspoon salt
egg white. stiffly beaten
2 TO 3 fresh grapefruit
Combine milk and egg yolks.
Silt flour, sugar. baking powder
and salt together, add 10 milk
mixture. Stir vigorously and fold
in stiffly beaten egg white. Peel
and cut segments from grape
fruit.
Drain segments well. Dip in
dry flour. then in batter Fry in
deep fat at 365 degrees until a
golden brown. If thermometer
is not available heat fat until II
browns a 1-inch bread cube in
80 seconds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Kitchen
Gift Ideas
BY ELEANOR ROSS

WARTIME HAS certainly
come into It's own and Kitchen
presents are no more regarded
as the stepehiIdren OF the
- Christmas sift-list.-AHd this
goes for gifts 10 men as we'll as
10 those on the distaff side.
Here then are some sug-
gesuons for that gift list. For
Men: A pepermilI. These range
10 cost from under 81 10 over
SO. Send with a package Of
whole black peppercorns.
Salad Bowl and Spices
For a really handsome gift
send a man who is interested in
cooking. a handsome salad bowl
and with IL a collection OF salad
spices and herbs--paprika, mus
tard seed, pepper, garlic. salt
and tarragon.
For the gourmet. male or
female, there could be no nicer
gift than a curry set-up. AS
semble curry powder. long grain
rice. chutney, coconut, peanuts,
preserved ginger. Place in
nice container together with a
set OF curry recipes. culled
from your favorite cookbooks.