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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25

Tip, Tap and Toe. sensational
dancers OF stage and screen, opened
Monday night al Breads Club Zom-
bic in the new Spicy Canheld pro.
duction OF Jake Box Serenade'
and spicy. entertaining, and fast
moving revue.
Tip, Tap and Toe. Just closed
al the Paramount, theater in New
York and are now on tour Of the
middlewest. Crowds OF patrons
have already acclaimed their great
ness as show shoppers
In the huge supporting cast are
included Jesse James. the marvel
Of the age when il comes 10 dancing
on cru,ches. Athena Jones. the blu
est blues singer TO reach the Zomble
Margaret Martin. cute new sou.
or-tte: and vocalist. Ann Baker.
versatile song S'ylist.
Music is supplied as usual by Har-
old Wallace and his orchestra with
plenty OF new arrangements.
Garfield carries on as NC. and
the Zombia chorines come on as
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25

Of F Garfield avenue.
GALS ~ SONGS
Songs have way OF reminding
me of certain AYT's and SBT's met
during my lifetime Gals and the
SONGS are: Lenora Yates Liebe-
StrdumeD: JuanIta ChIsm $50 Long,:
Alyce Dungy MEAN To Mel: Ruth
Nelson UI Always BE In Love
With You; Flossie Walker Sleepy
Time Cab; Rachel GiSt tYou Made
Me Love YoD; Lilyn Mcdonald
(And The Angels Sing); Thelma
Lee MISS You; Aleane Lloyd Q'll
Be Around; Frances Potter (To-
night You Belong To Mel; Harriet
El Now I Know; Catherine Rob-
inson lovely Way To Spend An
Evening".
TAVERN SCENE
She was young. attractive and
all too lonely. Drink after drink
disappeared from her glass, maxi
ing her starry eyed Wolves gath
cred round sensing a kill. but she
shooed them away Suddenly her
head dropped to The bar. She was
out for the count. She tried hard
10 lift her tousled head but ii was
too fosgy and heavy. Then the
floor manager came up. draped her
coat about her and they disap-
peared out the front door. Folks
wondered what sorrow she was
drinking TO
SHORT STORY
They were newlyweds. Then he
vas called and went away dressed
in khaki.
Knowing she was war widow"
wolves closed in fast. But she al
ways answered: I'm in love with
my husband till he comes
home" Then he came home. Quite
Unexpectedly. And found her 60
ing all out for a stay-at-home Cat
So now the hubby wanders bout
town. trying 10 drink away his
heartbreak. Cause she amt the
wife she used 10 be.
SO WHAT?
There may be a shortage OF male
talent. but some Of the chicks are
Dragging bout having two or more
males by their heartstrings
tOh yeahD
FOR READING ONLY
Cpl. San uel Phillips. former ed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Noble Sissle Band,
Troupe At Paradise

;inue his band engagements ana 10
do ii'ls composing or he SIDE
HIS recent number - patnorc
song called The Unknown Sol.
der" Which has oe, Wi'h splendid
reception
Featured WITH Noble S.ssie are
Connie LynNood as an Ella Eta.
--cr55t'I type o. yTT-Cr- i7r77crtv IT.
'roduCed With jimmy LInceford's
band Her looks match TIC delight
-0t her voice RussC Chicf Moore
trombone p!aNcr. j. Outstanding he
j. 90 ln1ian from NE N1vslo Tribe.
Graduate Of the Biz indian coll
Gee IN Texas Edna Williams was
dlSco> cred by < sslc while playing
~ tlgh school band and besides
heirl ~ outstanding musician and
y'aNuc With the band she also de.
,-t-tet,- " ttt hrf to,ee q. featured
SINGER with the band
Lou Owen In Person
i.al Oven. The modern "Aun'
JoN4ma' Vili Co->'ar thc stage pro.
gram V'h Noble SiSSle Lou is
very popular Nth De,rots au.
d.,r,cs Nth her iorrid SINGING Of
nc blues Lou promises To- rock
TIE Paradise with her singing Of
Meet Hou m he Bottom Other
Stage favorl'cs include Tim Moore.
VIVIAN Harris ana corical Crack
sh0'
The screen fare stars Jean Parker
IN The adv IN tho Death Hou.a o.
TINS weeks All American News
depicts woman 100 years old IS
fetcd 10y her pastor and family.
Journalist McAlpin intery leWed;
Negro CollegianS take high honors
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Ingram s Role
In Sahara Wins
Wide Approval

NEW YORK-commendation Of
the Columbia Pictures Corporation
for the role a dialogue given
Rex Ingram in the picture. 'Sa-
hsra,' starring Humphrey Dogart
was voted in a resolution by the
Board of Directors of the NAACP
at its February meeting.
Recalling that Walter White and
v'0ndell L. Willkie had conferred
with leading Hollywood executives
in July, 1912, with view to get
ting better roles for Negroes in
the films. the letter to Columbia,
signed by Roy wilkins, acting Sec
rotary. declared:
Since July. 1912, several COM
panies have made films in which
they stated that an attempt had
been made 10 improve the role OF
the Negro: but in the opinion OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25

this Association Columoi Pictures
Corporation In Sahara has made
the outstanding contribution toward
the objective stated by Mr.. White.
Accordingly, I am authorized In be-
half OF our board OF directors TO
congratulate your corporation and
to say that we trust this VIII be
but a beginning toward further I'M
provement in future films"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
MOVE. MOVE BABY

MOVE, MONt bhbh
You see her up and down the
avenue
Playing the bars FOR drink or two.
There's larceny in her eyes
As she drinks and signs
Move. move baby
Move. move baby
Move. move baby.
Your msmas going 10 be free
I'm fed up now. with you night r
day
So I'm going 70 be. rough Row. and
III say:
Move. move baby
Move move barry
Move. move baby
Your mamaS got TO make YOU leave
L. Chism
y x Il
The above Was inspired by the
"inGeppndent" oman who gives
her old man the "go-long" play.
cause she can take. care OF her.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Dancers Top Club
ZombieEoorShoW

usual with startling new routines
and beautiful costumes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25

SEE HIRE. PRIVATE HARGRoNE
YOU are shining in the kieglghts now
Winch Is one eay OF announcing that
kGMs great laugh-hit. based on
Americas beloved best seller Is opening
sith big bang on Broadway this week
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25

March u .
Tis the DSR
I o ! k p a T I y.
Charming con-
d ctore tie s
will make your
evening a merry
one VIII
ON e Juanita
Wright, ew-c-
of Fry. still has
Sally Lucas VS.
iting her from
81. Louis 9.
VI a r z u e r I G
Hendon fro m
Chi Is visiting
Mr.. ana Mrs.
A,sl.Ar CtA.l-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
CHATHAM SWINGING EAST

PORTSMOUTH Va. - Amer cas-
first lady OF swing and "Boogie
Woog q" soon VIII complete her
virginia tour and head into the
eastern territory where she Is slated
10 record for Decc3 Records IN
early April Promoters say CHRIS
tine has the greatest attraction they
have Witnessed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
SpOrtin' Life Is
Now In Pictures

Avon Long. who played the part
OF "Sportin' Life" in "Porgy and
Bess" has recently left for Holly
wood 10 work for Metro-Goldwyn
Mayer. When Long left the cast
Buck and Bubbles replaced him and
Metro was so anxious TO get him
that the movie company is paying
part of Buck and Bubbles weekly
- nHnH
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28
LARGEST MAP
 IS NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION

WASHINGTON, Apr. 28.-fAP) The largest map-making prof ect in history is the topographi- cal portrait of 292,000 square miles of northern Alaska by the Army Air Force and the Geolog- ical Survey, is almost completed.
 It is beginning to yield val uable secrets of the wild land, four-fifths of which was virtual 1y unmapped before
 William Wtather, director of the Geological Survey, said much of it has never been seen by human eye.
 The map is made from modern photographic trimetrogon aerial methods, and shows rivers mean dering in the Arctic Ocean which, for centuries, have gone un- named.
 The map will show topographic features for possible si4es for airports to be used, it is assum- ed, in the inevitable important air route from the United States Moscow and Asia.
 It will also show possible rich mineral deposits miles from hu- man paths at the present
 Army photographers took 25,- 900 photographs, which, when laid edge to edge, would cover more than a quarter of an acre
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Trademark Res.tered U. 8. Patent ofbc.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE NOATAK K0BUK PRE- CINCT, TERRITORY OF ALASKA. SECOND DIVISION In the Matter of the Estate ol George Wagner, Deceased.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28
CHURCHES
LAV1'TIA WALLACE E0J JEG
 MISSION
Eskimo Chur h1

Eskimo Chur h7 Constance Erickson, D#se ness
 Pastor
 Saturday, 200 D r7 ". s. C.. s. General committee mee'ing Sunday, April 30th--
 HOO a. m. Church School 200 D. m. Translated choir 3:30 D. m. Intermediate League Florence Bell, leader
 500 p. m Voice of Religion program. A radio round-table dis cussion by church members ZOO D. m. Evening Worship Service. Worship in hymns and instrumental music Pvt. Frank Parten will present a group of sacred piano solos. Guests of the evening will be the Native sol, diers unit of the Pot
 8:30 D. m. Social Hour at the kaZhlm. special invitations nave been issued to the Native Sol diers' Unit.
 Tuesday, May 2nd Children's choirs.
 Wednesday, 7:3o p m. North erners (Sr. Y. p
 500 p. m. Religious Council at Miss Erickson's.
 Thursday, 7:30 D. m Prayer myetng. 8:3O p. m. Choir re- hearsal
 Friday, May 5-Mother and daughter banquc- Further par ticulars next week.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28
CRAB SEASON UNDERWAY

Many people have been seen on the Bering Sea in the last couple of. weeks, taking advan- tage of the bountiful supply of King Crab, which are now avail able.
 One group brought back as many as so of these large shell fish, which are the finest crab in the Pacific These are the large, soft-shelled variety, which were canned by the Japanese in Alaskan waters, and which are now off the market
 A shipment of the same kind of crab was brought to Nome from Diomede for Polet's Store, showing that Norton Sound and Bering Sea are not the only places where they are available, and Indicating that the fishing grounds must be quite extensive
 Some of the largest crabs on display have legs measuring Is inches in length and about an inch in diameter.
 Little equipment is needed and fishing for the crab entails much enjoyment.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28
St. JoSeph's Roman Catholic
 Church

Edmund A Anable, s. J.
 Pastor Sunday Masses. 8 and 10 a. m. Week day Mass 700 a. m. Religious instruction for the children: Monday afternoon, pri> mer class; Tuesday afternoon, advanced class.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28
UNDERGOES
 APPENDECTOMY

Miss Watson, popular nurse at the Maynard Columbus Hospi- tai, has been a patient in the hospital, having undergone an appendix operation, but is now on the road to recovery.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28

Advertise what you nave to sell in The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28
FEDERATED CHURCH
Rev. Vernon L. Booker. Pastor
 Calendar of the Week

Calendar of the Week
 Sunday, April 30th:
 l0:45 a. m Sunday school for all ages
 6.3O p. m. Young Peoples meeting.
 7:45 D. m. Public Worship Ser vice. Chaplain Ott will preach this Sunday evening on the topic. "How We Go Up
 goo p. m Social Hour and Sing.
 Tuesday, 7:3o p. m. Hobby Clubs. "Wednesday. 4;0o p. m. Junior Choir 7:30 D. m. Rel gious Coun- cil of Nome.
 Thursday, 7.30 D. m. Senior Choir.
 Friday, 200 D. m Ladies' Aid meet at the home of Mrs Paul Carlson Friday, zoo p. m. Worship Service at U. s. F. D.
 The Federated Church is open to everyone in this community.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28

Tell them you saw it in The Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28
NoIcE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that by order of the Probate Court in and for the Noatak Kobuk Pre- cinct, Second Division, Terri tory of Alaska, the undersigned has been appointed administra- tor of the estate of George Wag- ner, deceased.
 All persons having claims against said estate shall pre- sent them win proper voucher: attached, within six months from
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Molly Bergman, has been duly appointed by the Probate Court, for the Noatak Kobuk Precinct, Territory of Alaska, Second Division, administrative of the estate of Tom Bergman, deceased.
 All persons having any claims against the said estate, are here by notified and required to pre- sent such claims, duly verified, to the undersigned administra- trix, at Kotzebue, Alaska, or to her attorney, 0. D Cochrane, al Nome, Alaska, within six months from the publication of this no- tice.
 Dated this, the l4th day of April, 1914
 MOLLY BERRYMAN, Administratrix of the Estate of Tom Bergman, deceased. the date of this notice to the un- dersigned at Kotzebue, Alaska. Dated at Nome, Alaska, April 1 27, l944.
 DELBERT CAREY,
 Administrator,
 Kotzebue, Alaska Tell them you saw it in The
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28
NOTICE TO DRIVERS OF MOTOR VEHICLES

Any person. before driving any motorized vehicle within the cor porate limits of Nome. must have a drivers license. as authorized
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-28
IDENTIFICATION OF SIENNA ISLE REVEALED

HEADQUARTERS, ALASKAN DEPARTMENT - The occuoa- ton and fertilization of Sherya. a small, but very important is- land in the far western Aleutians. was revealed today
 Troops went ashore there in a bowling storm during the battle of Attu in May of 1943.
 Picked men of the famed Fourth Infantry regiment. which is the same outfit which cap tured Lion Mounsain and Chi chagof Corridor. close to A-tu, succeeded an the undertaking. 1 They encountered no resistance although reconnaissance efforts of the Alaskan Scouts proved hat the Japs had beal there and had survey the island prob ably for occupation and con- struction of military ins:alla- tions.
 Shemya Island is only five square miles large, but is now one of the most important mill tary bastions in the Wes' 'ern Aleutians
 Engineers for the past ten months have almost rebuilt the island and have made it impreg- nable to assault.
 Despite extremely rough liv- ing conditions the first few months, the island is now com fortable as is any in the Aleu- tian chain.
 by ordinance No. 265 of the Nome City Ordinances.
 On May Isl any person driving without license will be arrested and fined S2o. %.
 Nome City Council.
 By Carrie McLain.
 ciE Clerk. Apr. 2s-28-May l.
 Advertise what you nave to sell in The Nugget
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
SYRUP HINTS

No. ]. Thin yrup-Use three
parts Of water or fruit juice TO
one part Of sugar and bring TO
a boil
80. ?. Medium Syrup-Use
two parts Of water or fruit
juice 10 one part Of sugar and
bring TO q boil
No. 3, Heavy Syrup-Use one
part Of water or fruit Juice 10
one part of sugar and bring to
a boil
The thin SyrupS are genera
ally used for small, soft fruits,
as sweet berries and cherries.
The medium SNraps- are gen
orally used on peaches. sour
berries. acid fruits as rhubarb.
cherries, gooSeberrieS.
Heavy SyrupS \ are generally
used on larger sour fruits that
are 10 be extra sweet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
Use LIGHT Syrup

Instead Of using medium syrup
suggested for canning most
fruits use A light syrup. II you
desire. you may substitute up
10 half Of the Sweetenlng called
for in the syrup with an equal
amount of honey. or up TO one
third the sweetening called for
with an equal amount of corn
syrup.
Use berries having small cells
and deep red color throughout.
Wash. cap. drain and measure
berries. Work with patches Of 2
or 3 quarts. Use from l TO 2
cups of sugar 10 each quart OF
berries Place sugar and berries
in layers in kettle or pan. Let
stand = hours.
Simmer : minutes without
stirring Cover and LEI stand
overnight Pack cold berries in
10 hot sterllized Jars. Adjust
cap and process for 10 minutes
in hot water bath
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
Jar Types,
Their Uses

Home Gamers in 1914 should
make sure that they know their
glass jars and how 10 use them.
No new types will be made but
supplies include some of the ia
miliar porcelain-lined zinc lids,
not manufactured in 1913. The
zinc porcelain lined cap with
shoulder ring that fits the
standard Mason jar is simple
type 10 use.
Fit wet ring down on jar
shoulder, but don't stretch more
than needed. Fill jar. Wipe off
top clean. Then screw cap down
firmly and turn 1t back y inch.
AS soon as jar is taken from
Gamer, quickly screw cap down
tightly TO complete seal.
Tightening type jar is sealed
with glass lid and rubber ring.
held in place by wire bail. Fit
wet rubber ring on ledge al top
OF empty jar. iii jar. Put on
glass lid. Push long wire over
top Of lid, so it fits into groove.
Leave short wire up. AS soon as
jar is taken from Gamer, quick
~ push short wire down 10 COM
plete seal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
Can Fruit Juice
For BEVERAGES

Here's how TO can fruit Juice
for beverages: Wash fruit but
do not soak II. Remove any pits
and crush the fruit. Now heat
the fruit gently TO 10 degrees
r tbelow Simmering) until soft.
Strain it through a cloth bag.
II YOU wish 10 adj dSugar. one
half to one cup of sugar per gal
Ion is sufficient. but sugar is not
necessary.
Heat the strained Juice 90 10
degrees r. and then pour into
hot Jars or bottles, leaving y
inch head space Completely
seal at once Crown bottles
or jar closures with rubber
made on. Process in a boiling
water bath for five minutes.
Jar closures OF other types are
partially sealed before the five
minute processing and com
pletely sealed Immediately after.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
Peel and Scoop

With, pears, try the apple cor
or for peeling and scooping out
stem fbers and core. Keep
these fruits from turning dark
by letting them stand until
ready for jars in cold water.
For each gallon of water add
2 tablespoons saldt and 2 table
spoons vinegar.
Sugar is an important factor
in the canning of fruits. A few
sugar saving suggestions Will
not go amiss. Crushed canned
fruit is used in sauces for short
cakes. frozen desserts, buildings
and pres. This method saves jar
space and sugar.
Crush fruit and heat enough
to draw out juice but not
enough to spoil fruit flavor. 1t
is best 10 heat in a double
boiler. Cook three or four min
uteS. then pour into sterilized
jars. Use no sugar; seal and
prOCpSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
YARDSTICK
VEGETABLES

LIMA BEANS buShel cans
6 10 S quarts. 4 to ) pounds can
1 quart
SNAP BEANS bushel cans
rs quarts. IL pounds can l
quart
BETS i hushel cans "a
quarts, 2l2 pounds can l quart.
CARROTS Il bushel cans 20
quarts. = y pounds can l quart.
CORN ] bushel cans s 10 9
quarts 6 10 10 ears can ! quart.
GREENS l buShel cans 5 10
7 quarts. Ia to pa pounds can
! quart
SQUASH i bushel cans 20
quarts = pounds can / quart.
SWEET POTAT O + 5 - l
bushel cans 20 quarts. "a TO 3
pounds can | quart.
FRUITS
APPLES / buShcl cans Is
90 - quarts. 2i2 10 3 pounds
can ] quart
-RERR4ES- teYeePt straw
berrlesl "a quarts can Il 10 Is
quarts. ; 70 s cups can ! quart
CHERRIES ! buShcl cans %
to - quarts. 9 10 s cups can l
quart
PEACHES bushel cans Is
10 - quarts. = 10 2i2 pounds
car ! quart
PEARS / buShel yields 20 10
- quarts. 2 TO 2i2 pounds can
-pquart
TOMATOES bushel cans
Is to 20 quarts 2i2 to 3 pounds
can ! quart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
Canning Products
Must Be Fresh

Whether you obtain your
foods from the local market or
pick them in your own victory
garden. remember they must be
fresh. Two hours from the gar
den 10 the jar is a good rule.
If you must hold vegetables,
keep them cool and well venti-
lated. BE sure that which you
purchase has been freshly
picked. Sort food for size and
ripeness.
Wash every trace OF soil from
produce with clean drinking
water. Wash small lots at a
time, being careful not to let
them soak. Lift them out of
the water 10 prevent draining
dirt back on them. Handle
gently; don't bruise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
Full, Detailed Directions
For Canning at Home

The terrific food demands Of the war have made
victory gardening and canning the principal interest OF
several hundred thousand persons in Detroit and
Michigan.
Every Jar of gardenresh fruits vegetables put in
the home this year will not only guarantee the family food
supply through the winter months but will help the war
by easing the load transportation and augment the
scant of commercial edibles
canning victory garden problem for many
The Times offers the suggestions and ADVISE IN
this column and throughout the rest of the page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
Pruits


APPLES Pare core cut IN pieces Steam
or boil IN thin syrup or water minutes.
pack hot cover with hot liquid
BERRIES (eXcept StrawbcrrieSl 80 Precook
firm berries. adding enough syrup or
Juice 10 prevent sticking Pack hot cover
with hot liquid
II berries are soft fill jars with raw
fruit; cover with boiling syrup ar luce.
CHERRIES-Can cherries with or without
pits Follow directions for berries. For
sour cherries use medium syrup, for
sweet cherries use thin syrup.
PEACHES Remove skins and pits Prccook
Juicy frull-Nlepr4s- trUrCT. adding =
cup sugar to l pound Of fruit 10 draw
out Juice Prccook less Juicy fruit IN
thin 10 medium syrup. Pack hot, cover
with boiling juice.
PEARS-peel, cut in halves. core. Other
wise same as peaches
RIIUBARB-Cut In g-lnch lengths. Add y
cup sugar 10 each quart rhubarb and let
stand 10 draw out Juice. Boil until tender
Pack hot; cover with hot JUICE
TOMATOES Scald and peel. remove stem
and bad spots. Quarter or leave whole
Heat TO boiling Pack hot, add ] tea
spoon salt TO each quart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
Sugar for Home Canning
Available on Application

Sugar for home canning VIII
be made available 10 consumers
at the same rate as last year,
and in much the same way. the
Office of Price Administration
announced.
AS was made public earlier,
five pounds of sugar for home
canning may be bought with
sugar stamp No. 40 IN War RAJ
ton Book 4 The remainder
maximum Of 20 pounds of sugar
per person Will be granted on
application 70 local War Price
and Ration Boards.
Stamp No. 81
Application IS made 10 local
ration boards on a new and sim.
pie form and the entire tranSac-
ton may be handled by mail. a
single APPLICATION may be filed
for all persons living at the
- -5ItirtTCSS- me application
must supply the names OF per-
SONS ferNham sugar IS requested,
including the name of person
who is making application and
the number OF pounds OF sugar,
i'm units of five the family needs
for canning
In order TO make il unneces-
Sary 10 send ration books
through the mails. spare stamp
81 from War Ration Book d Is
used for purposes of Identified
ton This stamp must be At
farhcd 10 tho anDlCafiOn form
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
u. S. Offers Food

The federal government will
donate fresh foods purchased I'M
der the price support program TO
community canning Centers for
canning and later consumption in
nonproiit school lunch and child
care ccnterS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-09
Vegetables

ASPARAGUS 1-inch lengths Blanch
Pack hot Cover with hot liquid
LIMA BEANS Blanch Pack hot Cover
with boiling liquid Use young beans
SNAP BEANS Cut in pieces. Blanch. Pack
hot Cover with hot liquid
EEEISZ Trim Bail until skins slip easily.
Skin trim slice older beets. Pack hot.
Cover with fresh boiling water.
CARROTS Slice Blanch Pack hot Cover
with hot liquid
CoRN-Cut corn from cob. Add teaspoon
CTrr quart corn and half as
much boiling water as corn. Pack hot.
Add no extra salt or water.
CREENS-D Discard all waste Wash care
fully Rarch Pack hot--not solid Cover
with boiling water
PEAS Blarcf Pack hot cover with boil.
ing liquid
SQUASH Peel Cut 1-inch cubes Blanch
Pack tc' Cover with boiling liquid
SWEET POTATOES Steam until skins slip
easily SKIN Cut into pieces Pack hot
Cover with boiling water.