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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Wings I'd Line Needs
More Scoring Power
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Although brought the Red Wings their
defeats the world champion Montreal Canadns Man
believes the this weakness be offset
promoting production especially by Detro second line of Joe
LINDSAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
BY HAROLD KAHL

First place will be al stake
when Cy Goralczyks leading
Sackmsn collides with Louis Sic
laffs r e. p in the Michigan Ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

The Red Wings have fired home
81 goals in four games but the
second line has scored only one.
That goes to the credit of Lindsay,
and since he is a rookie that could
be considered his quota.
II is Carveth who is the keen
disappointment so far to Adams
and the Red Wing followers. Al
though hustling a good deal OF
the time and a hard worker in
training camp. the curley haired
right wing from Regina is not
finding the scoring slot which en-
abled him to ring up 56 points for
third scoring honors on the club
last season.
LINE BOGS DOWN
Armstrong set both Lindsay and
Carveth up inside the Canadiens
defense at Montreal to no avail.
The closest Joe came was TO ring
one off the post. The line really
hustled around the Cenucks net
here Sunday. too. but Durham
turned them back with the aid Of
some luck.
Adams isn't worrying about his
teams goal production against the
Rangers in New York Saturday.
Only a near-miracle could win for
Patricks misfits despite the re-
turn of Phil Watson.
But Detroit will need all II can
get against the unbeaten Toronto
Maple Leafs here Sunday.
So far Detroit's big line OF sgd
Howe, Mud Bruneteau and Jud
McAtee has been carrying the
scoring load with - goals.
A return to form is also hoped
for in the case of McAtee. who
looked below par against Montreal
after his brilliant play against
Boston and Rangers.
wOCHY SCORED THREE
Steve Wochy. another rookie
mas SCOTeu oil lIlItt SOdlS lOl iit
third line on which he shares
duties with Don Crosse. Carl Lis
combe and occasionally Larry
-Thibeault. One Of his goals, how
ever, was scored on a power play
Crosse has yet to hit anything
near his old stride while Liscombt
is still out with groin injury
VIII CT kept him from practice
yesterday.
Dick Irwin. Montreal Canadien'
coach. gave plenty of warning or
the Maple Leafs. He declares his
own teams Al defeat by the
Leafs was chiefly due to the IS
minutes in penalties they suffered
in the final period when the Leafs
were running in their last three
goals.
But don't think they are not
tough" said Irwin. "They have
nine good forwards. They have
replaced three weak players
with three good ones. They have
a good defense. It II just a
question Of whether their new
goalie, Frank McCool stands up.
He seems 10 be doing all right
80 far. Watch out for Sweeney
Schriner"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Hockey Standings

THURSDAYS GAMES
Chiearo A. Montreal
Toronto az New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
WESTERN DIVISION

WEDNESDAY = GAMLS
Cleveland a. 50 Jouis.
Pittsburgh Al Hershey,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
HOCKEY LEAGUE

EASTERN DIVISION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
S 1772
Sets Mark
by BYRON sCHoEMAN

CHICAGO, Nov. g. Chef Bu-
kowski, that old 3o-year-old war
plant machinist who sees action
on Louis SielaffS sharpshooting
Eckhardt and Becker Beer keg-
E&B kegling team OF Detroit, last
night hung up mark in the fourth
annual Buddy Bomar diamond
medal individual bowling classic
here that the rest OF the 224-odd
ten Primers who yet have 10 shoot
probably will break their backs
in the attempts TO bust.
All the pin-pepping Bukowski
did was knock over exactly LIZ
yes. 1.772-pieces of timber in
his eight games across is lanes
requisite to just about lock up the
81 900 top award,
All OF which represents the
highest aggregate ever rolled in
the four years OF this tourna-
ments existence. The previous
record was set by another Motor
Citianr none other than Johnny
CrlmminS, who hit them Tor 1,73I
in Dallas three years ago.
SQUAD is HOT
BukowSki's astronomical cluster
showed AL PaSek of Cicero. Ill.
down 10 the runnerup spot. Pasek
had put together 1,64S on one OF
Sundays squads.
The squad was hot last night,
even without the blistering pace
of Bukowski. Rolling into fourth
place in the standings was a Chi
cagoan. Mickey Milkau. Milkau
came through with 1872. and was
closely followed by another Windy
citian, Herb Engstrom. VIII o
threaded a neat 1905 compilation
for temporary possession Of eighth
position.
Louis Sielaff, captain OF the
EDS and a teammate of Bukow-
ski. also was on the beam, going
into ninth place with 1888. Sielaff
had Lap going into his final work
on the pins. but a couple OF rails
and taps left him at Isl for the
last game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

The annual buffalo dinner Of the
Western Wayne County Conserva-
tion Association will be held to-
night in Jewell-Blaich Hall in
Plymouth at 7 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Bond Pur(hdses
Strip Maj Plane

Latest reports from the police
department irGffcated ff15t the POI
lice were doing a first class Job
-of-riut1uE-out Souvenirs in the
form Of bits of the Widespread
Of a German fighter plane to pur-
chaSerS Of Sixth itit+Hr loan bonds
in front Of the city hall.
Employees Of 20 companies are
the latest reported over the top
in individual + bond purchases.
They are: The Chalmers Tool
and Die Co, Central Heating Co,
Central Pattern and Manufacture
ing Co. Chaffee e. Co, Champion
Engineering Products. Chicago
Market Co. Chope-StcvcnS Paper
Co.. Circle Tool and Die Corp
City Window Cleaning Co,
ClauScn Co. Clique Lounge Bar,
.ClydoS Cafe, Walker e. Co,
BrOnte Champagne and Wine Co,
BroOker Engineering Co, Detroit
Fuel and Supply Co. Detroit Fur
mace and Stove Repair. Detroit
Hardware Manufacturing Co. De-
trOit Power Screw Driver Co,
and Detroit Sanitary Rag Co
The Gratiot Lions Club and the
s.. Clair Shore Club Of the re-
taiicTS victory committee went
over the top with 650.950 ar
rally Thursday night in the Ra-
mona Theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Tells Air
Future

BY SILER FREEMAN

The-tAilEnadS- ~pFe assured to-
day that they have nothing to fear
from the airlInes as a mass trans
PortaneH facility.
Only the inventive genius Of a
Charles + Kettering. discovering
new fuel which would reduce
operating costs below that of the
railroads, would enable the air
lines to reach the mass market,
w. ~ Patterson Of United Air
lines said.
Speaking 10 the Adcraft Club
Yesterday as part of the Michigan
Aviation Week program, Patter-
son said that the potential mar
kct for airplaneS existed only
among first class Pullman pas
scngers.
Nevertheless. he revealed that.
because Of the great expansion of
airline travel, ms company will
reduce fares TO about three and
one-half cents a mile in the next
90 days.
We are making tao much
money" Patterson said.
The eX-banker predicted that.
III four years after the war, the
aviation business would be five
times its prewar level. His COM
panY plans to expand from 5000
employees 10 $4,000 and will invest
SIS, 100000 on the ground alone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Detective Loses
=Bidfor Transfer

Detrct fvc- j0rn orKifowSKi
AHeeFPFfnt expert writ not be
transferred from the Identification
bureau 10 the nj .nG persons
bureau as he has requested De
tectiye Chef Wencel disclosed
today
II talked informally To Com
missioner Ballenger yesterday
and told him Orlikowski il TOO
valuable man for the idcntifi-
cation bureau 10 lose just now"
WenCel said.
OrlikoWskI sought 10 cot inic
another department after his chief
Inspector Thomas Dryer allcgedly
refused to speak 20 him when or
lkowSki was CITED for cracking
the King baby KIDNAPPING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Hundreds Flock
To Liquor Line

In = laSt-minuto rush 10 use
liquor stamp No Is before il be-
comes invalid AZ midnight, -han-
dredS OF DetrolterS today crowded
into long lines at the state liquor
stores
Longest queues were in front o.
the downtown store in the Mar
quetie Building where prnSpeC.
tive purchasers OF holiday spirits
lined up for nearly a block.
Bonus stamp f. becomes valid
Monday for purchase Of the
Christmas bonus ration recently
allotted BY the liquor commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
HONORABLE MENTION

Those receiving honorable men
ton are.
Nellie EnXinc qS01 Dundee
Jean Ducq Of the purchasing de-
partment OF the board Of educa-
ton: Dorothy Eisele. 5066 Argyle
Dearborn. Isabel Glowiak. ac-
counting department, board of cd
ucation, Mrs. Robert WinSlow
1890 Berkeley. Bcrnice Hamer
1872 DENLY. Martha RoSlk, 1888
r. jefferson. and Pauline A. All
aiFe- 1855 Bramell. Rcdford.
A ninth doll, namclcSS. hut
Smar'ly dressed. got a ribbon
She's very tailored, with a smart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Liquor Store
StrikeDe|dyed
State Employees Pin
Hopes on Aaron

The proposed strike of 400 en-
ployes of the state liquor stores
in Metropolitan Detroit, which
was scheduled 10 start Monday,
has been postponed until after
Jan. |.
Gathered in Labor Temple last
night the employees voted TO delay
action after talk by Dave Vokcs
of the state labor mediation conf
mission representing John p.
Aaron, newly appointed chairman
OF the Michigan State Liquor Con-
troll Commission.
Vokes told the workers that
Aaron intended TO see they re-
ceived fair treatment and com.
mittee was named 10 meet with
the new chairman early in Janu-
airy 10 press their demands.
The employees are asking a 30
per cent increase in pay which
would bring their base pay from
Sl60 a month TO about $500 a
month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

Three Iittle doIlies with no
holes in their stockings today have
each Won -SsrIsa- =haaa-tat
the kind-hearted women who
dressed them foe The GoodtelloMS.
TWO OF the three winners and
one Of the nine receiving honor
able mention were submitted by
Detroit Times subscribers IN the
1000 dolls dressed by them
The Ernst kern 70. offered the
bonds for the three prize win
ners and Detrolts Needlepoint
Club did the Judging The dolls
viii be on exhibit on the seventh
floor Of the Kern store until Tues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Z Get Prison Terms
For Fraud, Theft

Two men today faced prison
sentences Of three 20 five years
imposed yesterday by Recorders
Judge Gordon.
Michael Zofchak 81. who was
recently released from an eastern
prison. was sentenced for dcfraud-
ing Miss Judity Urban OF 1880
GilchriSi of $500. Harry Brazell.
a.. was convicted of the theft of
property valued al 81 $50 from a
used car lot. He was arrested in
81. Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Bald Bandit Gets
81 in Movie HoIdup

Police today were seeking a
haid-hcadcd bandit who robbed
Miss Doris Watts, T. cashier Of
the Cinderella Theator, 1911 +.
jefferson. Of 81 While She was
working in the ticket window
Miss Watts, S4i Navahoe. told
plOice the man, hatleSS and with
out epeFeeat,- had mrs hand IN ms
Suilcnat pocket, as if eoneeaiiug
a gun She said he fed through
an dffcy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
MOST GLAMOROUS

The most clamorouS doll was
dressed by Mrs. Robert Boldly Of
1890 Manor and sent 10 the
Times. She's a bridesmaid IN blue
with string Of pearls around
her neck.
The SmarteSt doll was dressed
ny Esther RitSon. 1876 Mnntre-e
also submitted in the Times con-
test The dolly IS done in fine
white. with white fur muff
Upper leggings and furred ga
loSheS There are pretty hand
embroidered flowers on her white
frock-
The prettieSt doll was dressed
by Priscilla Murphy 1906 Chey-
enne. She's miniature Scarlet
O'Hara of Gone With the Wind
fame with poke bonnet and
pautalcts OF lace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Court SuSpends
Rent EVictiOnS

No Detroit families Will be
evctcd from their homes during
the holidays under o ruling handed
down today. in leeplng with the
court tradition by Circuit Court
Commissioner Frank FITZGERALD.
He suspended eviction wrltS until
after Jan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Horse Meat for Belgium

WINNIPEG Dee-f6-tfNSa,==
The Saskatchewan provincial gov
crnment has appropriated 100000
for constructing a factory where
horses viii be proceSSed and the
meat shipped TO BELGIUM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
3 now IN PRISON

Former Senator Birk VINO
served terms in both the upper
and lower chambers. is the only
new figure in the grand Jury pat
tern. Nowak, Buckley and vii
kowsll are serving terms in Jack
son prison. "
Wikander is free on bond under
the previous indictment. Faulkner.
according 10 special Prosecutor
Kim -SigleF- believed 20 be IN
North Carolina.
Sigler would not reveal the
amount money involved in the
alleged conspiracy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Hosiery Tags Ordered

Federal Judge Monet today is
sued An injunction restraining
Jerry Blum, operator Of Jerry $
Hosiery shop. go State, from
selling hose without the required
OPA price Sticker attached.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Foreign Notes

. We have established direct
banking connections with PARIS,
France. and are now permitted to
make rcmittanccS up TO $500 per
month from individuals to midi
viduals in liberated France. Such
rcmittanccS arc specifically con-
fined to the living expenses Of the
recipient.
We have also been notified that
rcmittanccS may be made To- ten
more provinces in Italy. making
total Of twcnty-cight provinces
in all, in addition to Sardinia and
Sicily.
We have been appointed dcpoS-
tory correspondent for the Bank
OF Italy.
British firms are already adver-
Using postwar products in lives
tia. Russian official publication.
Our information IS that only a
limited number OF prospective adj
vcrtlSers have been accepted.
&C. II. L., Foreign Dept.
THE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT
WAR BONDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Pension 4 heckS
Early This Year

City pension checks totaling
$500, 900 viii be mailed 10 $500
city employees before Christmas
instead of at the first Of next
month, City Treasurer Cobo yes
leEdaA.4- .ss-4-ae perm i>s-ftrf- 'I-5ri-
vance The date for mailing the
checks 10 glpe employees extra
Christmas money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
The cost isl as low assI8.75UP..

There IL no cciiinq on srrr5cc at
the National Bank Of Detroit regard
less Of the sl1S Of your account or fhe
banking scrr'ces you may require.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
3 ACT As JUDGES

The Needlepoint Club members
acting As Judges wore Mrs ID
focpel Of 5529 Nottingham, Mrs.
Penn NIIIcE- 22S2 Clalrmount
and Mrs. Ernest Orling, 3l42
Elmwood.
The prize dolls and the group
from which they we're selected
are especially earmarked for chill
drrn IN the city's hospitals An
the dolls Will 20 with the Good
fellows gifts 20 children vhom
Santa might otherwise miss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
CHARGES 2D PAY OFF

This rs Tho second warrant based
on alleged brides by practitioners
of the healing method known as
naturopathy
An indictment two weeks ago
accused eight legislators and five
naturopathS of conSpHIng during
tho 1899 session and the warrant
today charges second pay off IN
194l.
ff'hc nit winch would have
licensed and regulated The practl-
tionorS of the healing method. was
Killed Al both ScSS1nnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
8 More
Indicted
By FRANK MORRIS

LANSING Dec. l6 Former
Senator William {. Birk OF
Baraga was added 10 the list of
indicted lawmakers by the Carr
Slglor grand jury today IN am al
-irgCd pay0if by naturopathS al
the 1911 legislative session.
Al tho same time the grand
jury indicted Senator Leo j. Vii
koWSkI OF Detroit Reps William
Grccn- Edward Walsh. WItfTam
Buckley and Francis j. NoWak
ali OF Detroit, and Paul Faulkner
and Gunnar Wikander, Detroit
nalurnnalhs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

stopped
Two Negro bandits last night
locked the stores TWO clerks. Cas-
sic BicznieHicZ- and Sophie PIE
whisky. each ~ ~ A back room
while they looted two cash boxes
OF $500
During the robbery the thugs
were surprised BY The entrance Of
woman patron They forced her
10 sit by the window when She
wrote note SAYING the store was
being held up. then held u against
the window in the vain hope that
a paSSerby would notice il ---
After the bandits fled She left
without giving her name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Times Readers Dress
2Of3 Best DOIIieS
BY VERA BROWN

hat matching her carefully tai
lored coat. The owner VIII have
her name putnn- he=Aali4l-- 4t4 t=ss..4t,
identifies herself 10 the Kern
COMPANY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

Of Rights

With a special commemorative
program on Radio Station CkLW,
tho l53d anniversary Of the Bill Of
Rights was observed last night
"Thc Bill of Rights il the he
ginning, and the last stand of
our American democracy" de-
=ciared Circuit Judge John Y.
Brennan i'm a broadcast speech.
"The Bill Of Rights Il the road
map Of our government. IL IL
the bulwark and foundation Of
human society expressed In
terms Of what free people live
by and die for.
FREEDOM OF WORSHIP
"The Bill Of Rights means
freedom of worship, freedom Of
speech. freedom Of the press,
the right to peacabiy assemble
and petition government for
redress of grievances. II means
the right To keep and bear arms
and the right to be secure In
our homes.
Every american soldier.
wherever he may be, carries
with him as sacred trust this
precious right and glorious her.
itage Of his homeland.
LET us keep this document
of human liberty constantly be-
fore US" Judge Brennan con-
cluded. Let It's live lt and
breathe ii and act IL, so that
those peoples who have IL may
sense its pricelessneSs and those
peoples TO whom 10 has been
denied may not lost hope, nor
cease To lift their eyes unto the
hills of freedom.
DAV LEADER SPEAKS
With Judge Brennan on the rs.
dio program was Vincent Schoeck
past national commander of the
Disabled American Veterans.
"On Sept. ~, 1887. the Con-
stitution of the United States
became the eeument upon
which the structure Of right
cOus and enduring form Of
government was built" Schoeck
said.
"FOur years later, the Bill Of
Rights was added and those
trainers, many of whom had, on
the field of battle. defended
their right To live as free
people, knew that future wars
would be necessary To protect
those rights.
-nBiSabfcd veterans are keenly
sensitive of the privileges af-
fOrded- blythe. BilLof- Rights.
They realize that in freedom OF
religious worship, freedom of
speech, freedom of the press
and freedom OF assembly and
petition, they have a priceless
heritage"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Note Fails
In HOIdup

II pedestrians walking past the
A. Peters Cleaners and DyerS SUBJ
station al Al r. Grand River had
been as alert as a patron Of the
store, a holdup might have been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

The-tailEhadS- ~pre- assured to-
day that they have nothing To fear
from the airhnes as a mass trans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

HE American steel industry under the stimulus Of wal
turned out last year tonnage never before attained
almost 90,0OO.O00 tons
For the production Of 9OOOO000 tons Of steel, the rail
roads moved altogether steel plants about SIX and
quarter million carloads of raw materials such iron ore
coal. limestone scrap manganese, chomite and othe
special ores
Two million provided to haul the finished see
Evening star., 1944-01-14

Your winter-worn spirits will get
magic lift from one of these sparkling,
neW-season dresses! There are dozens
in the Better Dress Shop the scarf
dress (sketched), the bare-necked and
brief-sleeved dress, the side-draped
wrap-around, and the important little
suit-dress with detachable lingerie
trim. Fine rayon fabrics in black and
wonderful new colors. Sizes 10 to 20.
Kann's-Better Dress shop-second Floor
Evening star., 1944-01-14
BLOOD PLASMA NEEDED!

The life-saving miracle of this war is
Blood Plasma! Your blood is needed to
make 1t. Give it-not once but as often
as you can. The need is continuous and
increasing. Call Red Cross Blood Donor
Center, DI. 5000, for an appointment.
Evening star., 1944-04-20
Culinary Symphony

Here, In one salad, 60 meat and
potatoes and vegetables to make a
grand main course for a good spring.
time dinner.
We open the meal with cups of
rich soup. A meal like this gives
heavy soup its real right to live.
The one which suggests itself is the
famous black bean soup for which
many a great restaurant gathers in
a tariff of some 40 cents. at least,
from a distinguished clientele. OF
course, really good black bean soup
is hard to make and takes hours
in the preparation. But Americans
one and all can call upon the great
chefs who specialize in soup max
ing for the kitchens who put their
soups in cans. So all the work is
done except for few minutes of
heating. To give real homemade
touch to black bean soup, garnish
with a spoonful of chopped hard
cooked egg just before sending 1t to
the table. And, of course, for the
gourmet there is the dash of sherry
wine to be added to the soup when
it is heated-just as it is to be
served.
Then our great salad-a large
round platter or tray is the pleasing
foundation, lined with Q bed OF
crisp, fresh lettuce.
In the very center of the platter
goes a mound Of potato salad. And
this may come from the friendly
delicatessen man around the corner
or be homemade, as you will.
Evening star., 1944-04-20
Sbagbetti
n aB0rder

Along the border, probably
more often on this side than in
Mexico, cooks of every national
ity concur in way of cooking
spaghetti which is not at all
Italian. 1t is purely a border
dish-maybe it will take time
or two to become letter perfect,
but here it is and worth working
on:
First break up a quantity OF
spaghetti into 1-inch pieces,
enough to fill a cup. Then, in
an iron kettle heat Oil or any
cooking fat, add chopped onion
and the cup of broken spaghetti
and fry the mixture a light
brown. Then add a No. l can
of tomatoes, little salt. some
black pepper and a tablespoon
full of ground chilli pepper. Then
add enough boiling water to just
cover and simmer the mixture
until the spaghetti is tender. 1t
should then be the consistency of
good, steamed rice - with no
broth or liquid. The idea is to
add just enough water for the
spaghetti to absorb while it
cooks.
Evening star., 1944-04-20
Report to the Housewife

profit by last years experience, and
only plant large crops of vegetables
that proved successful for canning
last year, and were popular with the
family. Both cooked and raw
carrots rate sky-high in vitamin A.
Eat plenty of them served both ways.
A new breed of sheep, the South
dale, is being developed by animal
scientists of USDA to provide the
smaller lamb roasts desired by many
city families. 1t is hoped to combine
in the Southdale the excellent meat
of the Southdown and the good wool
characteristics of the Corriedale.
To keep beets blushing with all
their might, cook them unpeeled
with the taproot and an inch or so of
stem left on, in boiling, salted water.
In this locality, where hard water
is the rule, a little vinegar or lemon
juice added to the water in which
the beets are cooked will help pre-
vent their turning blush. The beets
are easily peeled after boiling by
dipping them quickly in cold water
and slipping the skin off like glove.
:. Just because certain shortcomings
and cooking oils have been removed
from the rationed list at this time is
no excuse to slip back into your old
and wasteful ways of using them
with too-lavish hand. It rs an ex-
cuse, though, to redouble your efforts
to salvage more waste fats for the
butchers to turn in.