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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
0'ConneII in CHARGE
OF Internal Revenue

WASHINGTON, Dec. l (UP)-
Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau announced that Joseph j.
OConnell Jr., treasury general
counsel. will assume supervision
of the bureau of internal revenue
and act as legislative representa-
tive for the treasury in all mat
tiers, including taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Yu|e Charities
Seek Funds
Scarcity Of Collectors
Hits Salvation Army
BY VERA BROWN

Santa Claus has marched of
20 war and Mrs. Santa is working
in a war plant.
So, with Christmas only % day:
away, both the Salvation Army
and the Volunteers of America
are hard-pressed 10 collect those
dimes and quarters on the street
corners which you give each year
10 make Christmas happy for the
less fortunate.
Said Mai. Arthur Watkins o.
the Salvation Army:
"We have always used women,
wearing red capes and ringing n
bell, TO collect our Christmas
funds. But, this year, many Of
those who usually donate their
time are working in the war
effort.
DOWNTOWN GIFTS
consequently, you won't find
so many of our workers In out
lying districts. We ask you TO
make your donation downtown.
where you'fl be sure 10 find
some Of our people"
To help out, members or the
Riverside kiwanis Club. which
meets at the Hotel Whittier, will
ring bells for the Salvation Army
Dec. IL from 6 TO 9 p. m.
If you think you have shopping
troubles. consider the case of Col
Joseph Murphy. who provides the
materials for the army's Christ
mas parties.
CANDY LOST IN STATION
"Just a short time ago, 1 dis
covered that the ton and a half
of candy we bought from Cuba
was lost In the hurricane" he
said. I'VE had TO work fast but.
now, we're promised the candy
from another source"
The Army will have its parties
and little gifts at Eloise Hospital,
the county Jail and the House Of
Correction. For the prisons, the
Army sends along stamped
envelope so that the prisoners
may send out Christmas greetings
to their families.
Christmas dinner for men will
be held at the Bowery Mission
at noon on the holiday.
-- PARTY FOR MULES
The mules" the human pack
horses who pick up salvage in the
city's alleys will also have a party,
135 of them.
Family baskets have become
such a problem that the Army is
giving grocery orders to needy
people. They may then shop for
their own special needs. The big
children's party will be at 10 a. m.
on the Saturday before Christmas.
The Volunteers of America have
similar problems and plans. too.
Women collectors are manning
most of their street corner ket-
ties.
Both organizations figure that
the public will understand their
manpower problems and give, even
though there is no jolly old fell
lows with whiSkers asking for the
rift.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Ethel Coli Weds

NEW YORK. Dec. 2 (UP)-The
Theater Guild announced today
that Ethel Barrymore Colt,
actress daughter of Ethel Barry
more, and John r. Miglietta. an
executive of the American Po~''',-
lix Corp, were married here yes
terdaY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Backs \
.MusiicContesi
$4,000 Prize Offered
for Best Symphony

Marcial Mora, the new Chilean
ambassador to America who an
nounced over q nationwide hook
up a $25, 900 award to be given the
winner in a music contest for all
the Americas, Saturday said he
considered it a great step forward
in cementing relations between
Latin and North America.
The contest. sponsored by
Henry II. Reichhold, president of
the Detroit Symphony. opens Jan.
IS and closes in September. 1945,
with three prizes offered for the
best symphony composed by en-
trants from the II Americas. The
first prize will be SIS, 1000, the
second $1,000 and the third 81 500.
TO PLAY 8 FINALISTS
The Detroit Symphony orchestra
has been chosen to 7 ,ay the en-
tries of the three finalists over
the air, because Reichhold who
set up trust fund to make it an
annual affair similar to the Nobel
prize, considers Karl Kreuger, the
Detroit Symphony conductor. the
greatest A merican orchestral
leader.
The entries will be judged by
American composers in the Pan
American Building in Washington
with President Roosevelt presiding.
CHILE BACKS u. S.
II was originated to relay to
the Latin Americans the fact that
Detroit. known only as an indus
trial center to them, can also pro-
duce cultural pieces.
Mora, in furtherance of the
good-neighbor policy, stated that
with complete trust and conf
dence in America and her Presi-
dent, Chile will follow America in
postwar plans to discourage tyr
amy in the world.
His country, he said, was pre-
pared with all the Americas to
present a united front against
aggressor nations. and will CO.
operate completely in economic
and political moves to further
that aim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Freed Europe S Plants
To Work for Allies

|. WASHINGTON. Dec. 2 (UP)-
Production facilities in liberated
areas in France. Belgium and Hol-
land will produce heavy duty
tires. cotton duck for tents and
truck parts for the Allied forces
In Europe, James F. Byrnes. di-
rector of mobilization and recon-
version. has revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

n AVE you had the itch to a castle? Your
- chance is almost here, for war the market
y ] will be gutted with them. In fact there is pretty
good choice on hand right suit every taste
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

wing Of the palace. Later on, this turned out
TO be very silly thing TO do. 1t was convenient
for churchgoing, TO be sure, but rough on On.
gestion, for the villagers naturally insisted upon
being buried in the Churchyard
The owners were forced to consent and soon
the land on that side of the house was filled with
graves and tOmbstones. If you look up from the
dinner table or out Of any window on two sides Of
the house all you can see is Gods Little Acre"
which about two acres and half
You may alter the view by stepping out on
the other side Of the palace. There your eyes will
be greeted and refreshed by gardens unsurpassed
in England. Smuggling amidst centuries-old trees
more than 100 antique marble statues There
fountains with ornamental watCrNorkS, lake
two and streams crossed by delcately carved
footbrdges.
II you're not a one for outdoor life, there is
pipe organ in the ballroom which cost more orig
inally than the present price for the entire estate
The estate will also undertake TO staff The
house with servants-and you'll need all you can
get. There isn't any central heating II is
usual TO employ four who do nothing but
light fires in the rooms and keep them roaring
Back in the Middle Ages such great and nohl
lords could hold on 10 their property by having
SeTfS work their lands for little or no pay and
reinvesting the farm incomes in more land Some
peers managed in this way 10 accumulate hun
dreds of thousands Of acres.
The late Lord Leicester for instance, owned
50000acre place in Norfolk and actually used only
a fifth OF IT, But just before his death he insisted
on buying 10000 acres more, remarking 10 his
son, Then wei have room 10 breathe"
May II. 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

For example, the Countess of Seaneld recent
~ sold Urquhart Castle on Loeb Ness, Scotland.
Now it is back on the market again and any
American with a couple of hundred dollars could
tuy 1t. The trouble is il would cost fortune 10
rebuild il and make il habitabe.
The castle has especially congenial ghost,
however He was quite gay old boy in his time
Sir Thomas Urquhart who translated the books
Of Rabelais from the French.
According to the natives around Glen Ur-
quhart, the spirt-of old Sir Thomas still inhabits
the underground dungeons of his castle and the
story they tell is that his ghostly Rabelasian
laughter can be heard rumbling and chortling
all along the length of Loeb Ness.
Oddly enough, they claim he laughs only at
= risque joke and parties used to be got up to
visit the ruined castle TO see if they could make
Sir Thomas laugh.
The chances are that European taxation will
remain high, even after American war taxes are
reduced With a favorable rate OF exchange there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

Throughout Europe,
high war taxes have
bitten into the income
of the rich until they
no longer can main
tain these drafty mon
umentS TO an out
moded past.
In Germany and the
occupied countries
there We been
wholesale conf s ca e
tons of famous cas-
ties, including some of
those formerly occu-
pied by the German
royal family. In some
instances, the owners,
too, have been ruth
lesSly liquidated.
Whatever gov ern-
mentS may be set up
after the Axis is de-
feated, these historic
cdifices will be thrown
on the market for
what they can bring
making il. a field holi-
day for would-be pal.
dCC-OWnerS.
In England, because
Of taxes and food and
help shortages, the
depression market in
castles is already ON
rranttC1xr ft,as1ats Yrs.,.r
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-31
"zeien?' Sc zasmeie Peter,,

"zejen?" Sc zasmeje Peter,l
"ali nimas dna?"
'"Tako mi Bog pomagal, grlol
imam suho, kakor sod, predno
pride vanj most. Pojdi, idiva
noter. JAZZ placam. ce ne gres,]
81 bonn mislil, da 81 prayi osel.
PA maj bo po tvoji volji," re-
&c in vstopi "a pijancem v krc-
mo. ,Soba je bila mracna, dodge
lesene mize so bile prazne, v
kotu pa je dremala debela krt-
marica. -.
"Prinesi nam, matt" zaklice
Simon, diva vrcka poganskega,
ker ne maram "a krscenega, da-
siravno sem dober kristjan, in
ii ga znas krstiti, zlasti, ako je
tlovek pijan."
me bojte' Sc, boter," Sc po-
sail prisiljeno debela zenska,
"saj ste trezni."
"Kaj ne, da sem? Vidis, Pc
ter, da 81 osel?" Sc nasmeje pi-
sar in .sede "a mizo, "a katero
Sc je vsedel tudi njegov tova-
/ riS.
| Krcmarica postavi pred 60
sta diva vrca in gre iz sobe. Pi-
sar pogleda naokoli po sobi, po.
gleda v vrc in dvignivsi nos re-
ce svojemu debelemu tovarisu:
90 Gem pa modrujes ?"
tDalje prihodn1icl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-31
Xxx.

Simon Drmacic je dobre vo-
lie. Suknjena kappa kokosjim
peresom mu sedi ma levem use
SUI, rdeci nos mu zari kakor ro-
Ia v jutranji rosi, bradica mu
drhti neprestano, v meglenih O.
eeh Sc mu kresejo iskre. Vrnil
Sc je zegnanja in stoji opote-
kajoc Sc pred susjedsko krcmo
oh cesti in vlece "a seboj z le-
vo roko Petra Bosnjaka.
"Simon," rece Peter, "ti 81
pijan.'
= "Oh! Oh! OH" Sc nasmeje
pisar, "jaz pa pijan, Simon Dr.
macic pijan! Takega soda nina
susjedska klet, V katerem bi sc
utopia moja pamet. Ko umrem,
tt zapustim svoje vinske tropi-
ne, da jih prodas Kranjcem. O.
bogatel bos, amice! Glej me, Sc
stojim ma nogah - pa sem, no.
ia bene, zejen."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-31
Mali oglasi
POZoRl
Privofno osebo

zeli kupiti avto, novejsega izdel-
ka, XII je v dobrem stanju. Plaza
v gotovini. Kdor ina, maj pokii-
&c Henderson 3156.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-31

ril vam DO plakajoc: Tahi mel
je pripravil do beraske palice!
Vprasajte po kraju vsaka vesa-l
la: Kdo vas je postavil? Odgo-|
vorila vam bodo: Tahi "a svoje|
veselje. Vprasajte rane ma ma
Sem telesu: Gigava znamenja
ste? Odgovorile yam bodo ra-
ne: Mi smo znaki Tahovega BIZ
ca. Tahovega mecca. Pravice ze-
limo! To nam bo zdravilo! Ne
dopustite, da zopet pritece kri
IL starih ran, ker kri rodi kri,
po krvi ostane krsceni clovek
divja EVER. Te besede polozite
ma kraljevi plasc, maj nam So
di pravico, sal on je cd Boga!"
Draskovic je zapisal skrbno
vsako solzo, vsako muko, zapl-
sal tri vatle Tahovih grehov in
jih postal kralju.
Pri vratih zupnisca je stal
pod vecer zupnik Babic in drzal
"a roko upravitelja Grdaka.
"Prijatelj," rece starec 5
solznimi ocmi. "hvala, vi ste
prava hrvaska dusa. Da nj bilo
vas in vasega srca, ne bi bill ma
poGil "a Taha sodni dan. Oh, ko-
liko solza in krvi ste prihranili
ubogemu narodu. Ako bi vi ne
bill dvignili glasu pred kralje-
vim licem, ne bi bilo nobenega
upanja, da Sc ljudstvo resi- IL
krempljev zivega satana. Bla'
goslovi na] vas Bog, kakor vas
blagoslavljam JAZZ in YES bednl,
zapusceni narod.'
"Sveti oee,' poljubi Grdak
starcku roko, ida, v meni bije
stare hrvatske srce, XII ga mi je
dal moi posteni oce. sprejemam
vas blagoslov, maj me krepca v
svetem boju "a pravico, in ako
Bog da, zdrobim glavo tel raz,
bojniski grdobi ma Susjedu. z
Bogom, oee moj!'
Poln svetega navdusenja je
korakal plemic proti svojemu
domu, a izpod lesene strehe zup-
nikove Sc je dvignil proti nebu
vzklik starega duhovnika:
"Hvala I'll, odresenik sveta, ki
Te slave vsi narodi sveta. Lju'
bi Bog, resi- moi narod"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-31
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSkA
zgodovinska povest il leta 1873 A..
Spisal August SENOA - IL Hrv. poslov L. J.

oNS4o. DduSS ~ GdhSlil, JuC1l
drugacni. Tahi ina ma kralje-
vem dvoru mogocne prijatelje,
v dezelnem .zboru stoji vecina
plemstva ma njegovi strani,
pred vrati caka re zopet turska
nesreca, a v prvi vrsti moramo
skrbeti, da otmemo zemljo cd
sovraznika krscanstva. Tudi JAZZ
bonn skrbel, da razbijem mocne
zveze Tahove z dvorom in da
odvrnem cd MEGA domace
plemstvo. A pri tenn je treba
opreznosti, treba je cakati pri-
loznosti. vi hodite ravnim po-
tom. Dobro! Toda pazite, da Sc
vam ne prelomi razjarjeni mec
ma kameniti lobanji Tahovi, ma
scitu njegovih mogocnih zascit-
nikov."
"Bom videl!" rece Slunjski,
"toda ako ne opravim nicesar S
pravdo, grom in pekel, maj pa
in knez zaskriplje to-
gotno z zobmi.
Dne 2. malega srpana so pri-
cell kraljevi ljudje hoditi cd
kraja do kraja, da zbero vse
crne pregrehe zverskega pleme-
nitaSa, vse krvave nuke uboge-
ga ljudstva, najprej v Zagrebu,
potem ma susjedskem gradu, v
Stubici in Stenjevcu. Vzdigni-
Ii so sc kakor en- moz posteni,
spostovani mozje: Kristof Veil
kinic, kanonik bravec, Ivan
Dombrin, kanonik pevec, Mirko
Velikimic, arhidijakon, Jurij
Heresinec, kanonik cuvaj, sod
mix plemenitega mesta ma CIR
Ski Gorici, Anton Knezic, zup-
mix il Pusce, Ivan Babic, zup-
mix il Brdovca, Jurij Raskaj in
Frank Mrnjavcic, podzupana
zagrebska, Mattel Crnkovic iz
Crnkovca in vsi so polozili roko
ma sveto razpelo, vsi so zakli-
cali: "Tahi je rabelj, ,Tahi je
kriv!" In vzdignil Sc je cell
kraj, tristo kmetov je prislo
pred kraljeve ljudi in povedalo
"a vse svoje rane, "a vse solze,
"a vse nesrece, in izreklo jasno
vse, maj Sc cuje do Boga, vpi-
joe: "Pravdo! Pravdo nam daj-
te! Ljudje smo! A glej, ubija
mas gosposka zverE
In ko Sc je zbralo v Stubici
ljudstvo ma dan sodbe in pravi-
ce, je vzdignil pred kraljevim
clovekom ponosnO svojO glavo
kmet Malta Gubec, polozil ro-
ko ma srce in rekel:
"Gospodje! Hvala svetli kro-
nj, da je uslisala uboge siroma-
ke. Ljudje smo, imamo srce in
duso! Date nam pravdo, da
moreno dihati, ziveti. Idite pc
kraju in vprasajte vsakega be-
raca: Zakaj 81 berac? Odgovo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-31
(Nadaljevanje)


jel re vrnil il Zagreba? ?" vprasa
gospodar mracno.
"se ne, milost," odvrne sluga,
cali gospa -"
"Pusti me, idi!" maine Tahi
z roko. Nehote stopi v spalnico
svoje zene. Skozi okno je pro-
dirala mesecina. Tahi Sc ustavi
ma pragu. Helena Sc vzdrami,
plane kvisku in obrne svoj ma
pol mrtvi obraz proti mozu. A
on otrpne in pobesi oci. Hele-
ma upre svoje grozne oci V Ia
ha, shame svoj porocni prstan
in zakrici:
"Proklet bodi, necistnik! Ia
davi maj te Arlandova Dora! J"
in vrze prstan mozu pred no.
ge. Prstan zazveni po kameni-
tih tleh, zena Sc zagrabi z obe-
ma rokama "a prsi, zakrici, "a
zija, dahne in pade mrtva ma
zaj. Zazebe ga Cudna
svetloba obseva mrtvo lice; zdi
Sc mu, da sc Arlandova Dora
ma Sikh smeje peklensko-zlobno.
Zunaj pa krokotajo krokarji !:
"Kri "a kri! Kri "a kri!'
VISA kraljevina ostrmi cd Gu
da. Tahi, ia vsemogocni Tahi je
bill pozvan radi zlocinstva pred
kraljevo sodisce. Namestnik
kraljevega nadzornika Mihajlo
Mercy je pozval v pismu kano-
nike stolne cerkve zagrebSke,
da posljejo svojega kanonika
kot zastopnika in izbero kralje-
vega cloveka, da Sc preiscejo
vsa zlocinstva, razbojnistva,
umori, VISA nasilja, XII jih je sto-
ril grajscak Franjo Tahi, vr-
hovni kraljevi konjar. Kanoni-
XII, pokorni kraljevi zapovedi, SO
dolocili "a kraljevega cloveka
pod zupana Gasperja Druskov-
ca in mu pridruzili Sc drugega,
svojega kanonika Franjo Fill
povica, da odkrije kraljevi
svetlosti vse pregrehe trinogo-
We. Velikasi so Sc vznemirili,
nizje plemstvo Sc je potihoma
smejalo, kmetje so Sc oddahni-
Ii, ban Draskovic je skomigal z
rameni, YES svet Sc je cudil, da
Sc biva ma svetu pravica in V
tenn obcnem zacudenju je rekel
Fran Frankopan svojemu to-
variSu banu Draskovicu:
"Vi sc cudite, reverendissime
collega (Precastiti tovaris) od-
kod ia nenavadni grom. Dobro
cutie me! Hotel ste "a sedaj
Taha cuvati radi politike, dasi-
ravno vem, da vam presedajo
njegova zlodejstva. Glejte, pra-
vica je pravica, krivica je pro-
kleta. To je moja politika Jaz
sem podkuril ma dvoru temu
susjedskemu volku. Vem "a vse,
kar je potential. Upravitelj Gr-
dak je posten clovek, a ko mi
je pricel nastevati Tahova zlo-
cinstva, je vzkipela V meni kri.
Videl sem ma svoje oci, kako
pleni Turcin zemljo, kako "a
tira narod, a verujte mi, da
nekrsceni pogani MISC slabsi cd
Taha. Kako maj brani ljudstvo
zajedno nami to naso domo-
vino, ce pa vidi, kako ga ubija
nasilstvo pod pravico krscanske
gospode, kako maj ne zeli ljud-
stvo priti brez krvi pod oblast
Turcina, ko We, da ga ondi ne
caka hujse suzenjstvo. Vojscak
sem, in mole srce ne prenese
tega tiranstva, zato sem pripra-
vii po svojih prijateljih kralja
do tega, da je uvedel preiska-
vo."
"Ej, imenitni moi tovaris," "
Sc nasmehne skof. "mislite-li,
da Sc ne bi tudi JAZZ resil rad
te kuge, tega nepoboljsljivega
cloveka, XII mu MISC svete niti
bozje svetinje? Nikoli ne bonn
pozabil, kako grdo je ravnal S
starim zupnikom, kako je vdrl
z oborozeno roko v bozji hram.
Pri mojem odresenju, tudi me-
no ho1i Sron zaradi nar0da To-
Evening star., 1944-05-24
But Kaiser Forgot
Cover Girl Request
H0T,J,vWNNT

1t appears that Henry Kaiser. the
industrial tycoon, had heard SO
much about cover girls that he ex-
pressed the desire to meet one.
Buttons were pressed, phone calls
made and arrangements made for
Anita Colby, the cover-lovely queen,
to be introduced to the man who
has wrought wartime miracles.
The day arrived, and Mrs. Kaiser
told her husband, Henry, that
Conover model is here"
And what would that be-" Mr..
Kaiser wearily replied, "a new air.
plane?"
Evening star., 1944-05-24
Judy Bans Songs
To Play Straight
In Next Picture
BY the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
Judy Garland is following the
lead of Deanna Durbin. She's giving
up singing for her next film and
will do a straight dramatic role
Yet War Labor Board hearings,
held here recently in regard to the
problems of players and extras,
heard testimony from a screen
singer as to the fabulous cost of
training voice for the screen.
Probable reason for the switch
over to dramatic roles in the case
of the young actress is to keep them
from becoming too solidly framed
in the rococo mannerisms that so
often go with light opera and musi-
cal comedy roles. They both in
tend to continue with singing roles
as their main careers.
Evening star., 1944-05-24
Once Royal Valet
Now Is Muni's Man
HOI.I,vWNNr

HULL WOOD.
Paul NUM- has taken over the
services of valet who began his
career with European royalty.
The man, Thomas Dix. once
served the then Prince Karl-later
Emperor-of Austria.
Dix was employed by NUM- during
the filming of THE Love of Madame
Sand" and performed all the func-
tions of a valet, even to preparing
the light luncheon and other repasts
of which MUM partakes while at the
studio.
Evening star., 1944-05-24

M.wlst Is trademark Of
Seeman Brothers, Ine.. New York IL
MY. distributors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Mixing Is Important

IN making a souffle, ONE
y let or angel food cake,
the mixing is especially i'm
portant. To combine beaten
whites with other mixtures,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

oh. YES mothers Of Young babies Jcrgcns
lotion; nearly sos more than any other hand
Jergens Lotion tends roughencd skin delightful
smoothness with ingredients manN doctors
prescribe for this very purpose. 50 simple and
quick No sticky feeling. Pity the girl with rough
hands and, for yourself. always Jcrgens Lotion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
oM/z<Mme
NNN aNINN NAIZ nun

She was 6monIhs old already You'd been
away so long, dear
l could hardly bear to have Won miss SO much
Of our baby.
You said you could hardly bear to miss so much of
me The touch of my hands You
sad. Softer even than YOU remembered
/ could have cried, dear, with JOY and pride
And I silently thanked lergcns Lotion The jobs
for Our baby had roughened my hands
for a while; bad taken the natural suftcncrs
from my skin. But Jergens Lotion in no time,
gave my hands back the softness and smoothness
YOU love. From now on promise-Il
faithfully use JGgeus Lotion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

4 A EAT shortages and
M rationing have made
wv us pay more atten-
ton TO the other protein
foods, and high on the list
of such are eggs. They are
so important in the Ameri-
can diet this year that the
home economists of the
u. S. Department OF Agri-
culture have been making
special studies of egg cook
cry.
Low or Moderate Heuf
THE most important rule,
according 10 these ex
perts, for cooking eggs
alone or in a mixture,
whether the cooking is done
in water, frying pan, or
oven, is: use low 10 moder-
ate, even heat Eggs cooked
with too much heat become
tough and leathery.
In custards and other egC-
and-milk combinations, curd-
ling is a problem which
may be prevented, first, by
proper mixing, and second
by cooking al moderate heat
until the mixture is firm,
but no lonrer. When hot
milk is added 10 egg, the
sugar should be mixed with
the egg, not with the milk.
Then the milk should be
added to the egg and sugar
a little at a time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
MerinqueS

kAERINGUE for the top Of
WI pies and buildings calls
for special mixing if il is TO
be tender and light yet firm
with no wateriness. To
make meringue beat the
whites with a little salt un.
III the foam forms soft
moist peaks but is not dry.
Then add the sugar, a table
spoon at a time, using two
tablespoons for each egg
white. Beat until the sugar
is thoroughly dissolved and
the mcringue viii pile well.
Have the pie cool before
topping. Bake at 325 TO $50
degrees fifteen 10 twenty
minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

fold in the white with a
light under.and-over motion
instead of stirring it in. Fold
a heavy mixture into the
beaten whites, never the
whites into the heavier mix
ture. Mix only long enough
70 combine the ingredients.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Eggs TheRiight uUay

4 /EAT shortages and
M rationing have made
AY US pay more atten-
Evening star., 1944-08-18
Army Engineers Depot
Damaged by Two Fires

BY the Associated Press.
GRANITE CITY, ILL.,, Aug IA
second fire broke out at the ARMY
engineers depot last night, destroy-
ing wooden conduits and timber
crates. Maj. A. M. SAKE, depot ex-
ecutive oficer said the fire was un-
DER control. The depot, largest in
the country, covers 1,250 acres.
Yesterday an open warehouse
containing Thousands of dollars
worth" OF engineering equipment
was lost in blaze that also threat
ened a nearby brick warehouse,
Fire fighters from St. Louis and
nearby towns assisted the depot's
department in bringing the blaze
under control within two hours, but
the contents smouldered and blazed
intermittently for several hours.
Twelve soldiers and two civilians
were overcome by smoke and fumes.
Maj. SAKE said he did not believe
the second fire had been a fiare-up
OF the first, since the locations were
too widely SeDaratedt