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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Naples Demonstrates
Against BadoqIio

NAPLES. March Is ms -
Under the shattered dome of
Naples Galleria Umberto. 1000
Neapolitan leftwingerS demon
Strated Yesterday against King
Victor Emmanuel and Marshal
Badogiio
The demonstrators carrie d
banners Inscribed Viva Repubiict
Down with the Fascist King Viva
British Americans oviet Ali
anCcr"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Washington at War:
40 Agencies
Tighten Task
Of Roosevelt

EDITOR,S NOTE-This is the second
article Of the series "WoShington at War;" and
continues the portrayal Of President Roosevelt
at lcork on his cortime tasks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
FEW IRISH SHIPS

She conceivably could get some
wheat from Argentina but il is a
long haul from BuenoS Aires and
the Irish merchant feet consists
only Of about Ia vessels.
Economic sanctions by the
United States would almost GER
tainly pose a political dilemma
for the government of Irish
Premier Eamon de Valera. His
position of neutrality is said 10
have the solid backing of the Irish
people now but the prospective
loss of American friendship - 10
say nothing of food-may affect
the entire situation.
The state department revealed
over the week end that this
country had rejected an Irish plea
for permission 10 buy an addi-
tional merchant ship after failure
of the Irish 10 protest to the Axis
against the sinking of two ships
previously bought from this -coun-
Try
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
DE KLEINE VOTE UP

Among the defendants are Sen
ators Jerry T. Logic (R) Of Bay
City and Leo J. WilkowSki CD of
Detroit. McCallum explained that
If a quorum appeared the Senate
would confirm the recent appoint
ment of Dr.. William De Kleine as
state health commissioner.
Judge Carr explained TO the
Senate leader that WilkowSki and
Logic would not be detained in
court long. Soon thereafter they
were released.
The indicted lawmakers from
Detroit were without counsel and
individually told the juriSts that
they were standing mute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Resume
Delivery
OF Milk

Milk deliveries were resumed
in the Detroit today after
settlement of a two-day wildcat
strike of 5000 Go members
which cut off virtually 80 per
cent of the city's milk supply over
the weekend.
An end to the strike was voted
at a mass meeting of the member
ship of Local No. SO, United Dairy
Workers (CIO). held at 1890
p. m. yesterday in Cass Tech High
School auditorium.
By unanimous agreement, in
side workers and drivers voted TO
return 10 work Immediately. and
less than y hours later trucks of
the 35 companies affected rolled
out on their routes.
TEN DAY TRUCE
Possibility of another, strike
was seen, however. as a majority
of the strikers indicated their
return was contingent on a favor
able decision being handed down
by the WLB within the next 10
days.
An attempt to include such a
provision in the resolution for
settlement Of the strike was side
tracked by union officers.
Spokesman for the diaries said
that adequate milk was on hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

Order War stamps delivered
TO your homo by your Detrolt
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
ROOSEVELT TO TESTIFY

The states information, filed by
Prosecutor Victor Anderson, re-
vealed that former Senator Joseph
Roosevelt On Of Detroit, will be
a witness for the government, in
addition TO the witnesses placed
on the stand at the examination
a week ago
Maj Charles F Hemans, the
lobbyist who is the states star
witness in the $4,000 bribery
case, testified during the exami-
nation that Roosevelt sometimes
acted as his messenger in deliv-
ering brides to legislators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
L. S. May Clamp
Drastic Sanctions

WASHIN GTON, March -
CUP) - A diplomatic procedure
which already has paid dividends
for the United States-application
OF economic sanctions-may next
be applied 10 Ere if she persists
in refusing 10 eXpel Axis diplo-
mats. well informed quarters be-
lieved today.
The recent notes exchanged be-
tween the Anglo-American and
Irish capitals left no doubt OF
Allied concern over the presence
OF enemy agents on Irish soil,
and many observers felt that
economic pressure ia stopping
coal and food shipments may fol-
low London's imposition Of re-
Str.ctionS on travel between
Britain and the Irish homeland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
BUREAUS LISTED


A simple listing Of the
executive Offices new and
standard subdivisions and the
barest recital of their duties
covers 115 pages Of fine print
In the L.. S. Government Manual.
The mere recital Of their Of
fetal names gives one a hint
of the staggering number of
governmental portfolios now
d Il n-g ing from Roosevelt
hands. The agencies are
Bureau Of the Budget. Liaison
Office for Personnel Management.
Committee for Congcsted Produc-
ton Areas, Council Of National
Defense, Office of Emergency
Management, Board of War Com
munlCauOnS, Committee on Far
Employment Practice, DiviSionfUf
Central Administrative Services.
Foreign Economic AdminiStra-
ton, National War Labor Board.
Alien Property Custodian, Office
Of Civilian Defense, Office of the
Co-ordinator of Inter-American
Affairs. Office of Defense Trans
portation. Office of Economic
Sterilization.
AND Also
Office of Scientific Research
and Developemcnt Office of War
Information, Office or War
Mobilization War anpower
Commission w ar Production
Board Smaller War Plants Corp.
War Relocation Authority War
Continued on Page Five)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
y Affdiigned
In Bride Quiz
Stand Mute
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, March 13-All %
defendants in the state bribery
case stood mute today when ar.
raigned in 1ngham Circuit Court
before Judge Leland w. Carr anc
Charles II. Hayden sitting er
banc.
Pleas Of not guilty were en-.
tered by Judge Carr and the IL
lawmakers and five finance COM
pany officials we're released on
bonds of $500
The case is not expected 10 be
tried until late in May or early
III jur1e.
As the defendants stood before
the two judges, Senator George
McCallum, president protein of
the upper chamber, hurried into
the room and whispered to Judge
Carr that the upper chamber
lacked two votes Of having a
quorum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
APPEALED FOR PEACE

litN lace wan D8l MS voice NiR-
orouS. the Pope evoked tremnu-
douS applause from A crowd gath
cred in ST Peters courtyard
when he said
Once again We appeal 20
both -belligerents To turn thcir
thoughts toward peace.
ITO turn Rome into a battle
field" the aging Pontf de-
clared would indeed be an in
glorious deed"
Terming the worldwide strug-
gle AN air war which knows no
law Pope Plus said the raids on
the Eternal City were acts which
from military point Of view are
lnglorious and morally lndcfcn-
Siblc.
lmpsrting the apostolic bene-
diction. "Urbi ct Etorabi, on MS
listeners, the Pope declared.
Dear Romans. You have SUI
fered sears which even the most
generous hand of mankind can
not heal.
PRAYS FOR ROME
I'VE again pray-indecd. We
implOre-slI who have the
means at their disposal To come
To our aid. We ask all who can
to make their effective contri-
button 10 relieve this suffering.
"All who tire of being on
pressed will find consolation i'm
God. Lift high your heads TO
Him who will give YOU strength
TO carry your cross with Chris
tian fOrtitude.
I'm spite of the horrible acts
perpetrated by men, follow Him.
He carried the cross for the
sake of world peace. You. too.
can carry cross for the sake
OF peace for all mankind"
The Pope's address was a dis
appointment TO those who had
believed and hoped he would be
able 10 announce that the Allies
and Axis had agreed 10 spare
Rome from becoming a battle
field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
ALLIES MAY HA| 7
E|RE rs FOOD, COAL :
Spare Rome,
Pope Pleads,
In Peace Talk

LONDON, March Il GNS) -
Pope Plus XII was on record to-
day for immediate world peace
with pleas 10 both the Allies and
the Axis 10 spare Rome the hor-
rors Of becoming d battlefield.
HIS Holiness. broadcasting over
the Vatican radio on the 18th
anniversary Of his coronation.
called for an end 10 the cruel
air war which has spread 10 the
'much-battered' Eternal City
The Ponuff spoke yesterday
from the loggia Of st. Peter
after al Rome churchbellS pcalcd
a five-minute summons 90 TIE
capitals residents and refugees
from Italy's battle areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
ECONOMIC WEAPONS

The United States is not
directly pledged from refraining
from the future use of force
against Ere but well-placed dip
lomatS here said she could better
+4~a vigorous. economic policies
which would approach a blockade
OF sOrely needed supplies.
In dealings with Spain and the
once pro-Nichy French island of
Martinique. economic sanctions
proved victorious for the United
States after diplomacy had failed.
Fire IS completely dependent on
the United States for oil; upon
this country and Canada for much
OF her wheat; upon Britain for
coal needed for her industry; and
upon the United States for certain
types OF machinery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

SHEDD'S OLD STYLE SAUCE
A dressing mighty good on cheese,
meat, fish, fowl or game ADV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
ULSTER TO COMBAT IRA

The Daily Herald report said
that British forces in Ulster
northern Irelandl and American
military police had been organized
10 combat the purported IRA
plans.
Earlier in the war the IRA had
been reported in constant contact
with the Germans. its members
providing the Nazis with Informal
ton
Members in Ulster voiced siren
uous objection 10 the presence of
United States troops in northern
Ireland when the first american
eXpeditionary forces were sent
across.
In London il was learned that
the Ulster government. in full CO.
operation with the United States
and Britain. is taking immediate
steps TO seal off effectively the 26
counties Of Fire 10 the south and
subject the frontier to rigid con-
troll and censorship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
CONTROL OF EXPORTS

Stricter control Of all exports
by Britain 20 Fire, including food
and coal, will be put into effect to
insure that no goods useful 10 the
British war effort are exported.
Details Of plans by the IRA TO
retard the British war effort. said
the Herald, were found during
police raids on Belfast.
Many fR A leaders already were
reported arrested and police were
said TO be- engaged in combing out
of northern Ireland all persons
suspected as IRA Synpathizers.
A dispatch from northern Ire
land 70 the Daily Mail said that
the recent decision OF the United
States not 10 sell Fire two mer-
chant vessels was only pointer"
to-tife- severe economic pressure
which may now be brought 10
bear.
The order issued by the Brit
ish home office affects an esti-
Continued on Page ?. Col. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
THE WEATHER
HepRLY TEMPERATURES

The sun VIII set ~ 7.3s p. m today
s1d rise tomorrow at 7-fo a N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

lContinued on Page 9. Col. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
TEN DAY TRUCE

Continued on Page .. Col. ~
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AND Also

(Contlnued on Pagc Fiyel
Evening star., 1944-01-16
H0Q ~
VIcTOaY

the transparent appearance which is a part
of the beauty of the dish. 1t will lack in favor
too Pour in one and half cups of stock (water
will do), and stir until the mixture comes to
boil. Add salt and pepper to taste and return
the chicken to the pan, adding the bay Leaf
Cover and cook slowly for one and half hours
or until the leg meat shrinks from the JOINT
Carve the chicken into serving size pieces and
arrange in casserole Scatter the vegetables
over the top Boil down pan gravy to the con-
sistency of cream and pour it over the chicken
Sautk the liver in one tablespoon of butter for
two to three minutes, shred and sprinkle over
dish as butter sweet garnish.
One bite of this Mousse and you know you
have spooned into one of the most sophisu-
Gated desserts of the Continent:
French cEocel.te Mousse
ozs. dark sweet teaspoon vanilla
chocolate 3egg yolks
u or. bitter chocolate 3egg whites. stif1y
tablespoons cold beaten
water
Break chocolate into pan with water. Place
over low heat and stir until chocolate dissolves.
Remove from heat and stir in the vanilla.
Add the unbeaten egg yolks one at time.
mixing well after each. Now mix in stiffiy
beaten whites. and thoroughly. Pour into glass
serving dishes and chill two and half hours.
Yield: six portions.
Evening star., 1944-01-16

knishthood. Such lavish hosts we're the men,
bers of this order that Gordon Bleu" became
the designation for any cook who has made an
art of his trade
Diplomas in their pockets. ambitious ideas
in their heads. Dione and Rosemary returned
to London to set up duplicate school. Women
flocked by dozens to their kitchen door.
An 0utstanding Success
WoRD of its outstanding success crossed the
Channel to the ears of Gordon Bleu's CO.
director, M. Henri Pelloprat That great chet
in moment of inspiration and shrewd insight
authorized the young cooks the singular right
to award the French diploma, the highest given
in European cookery. to their pupils worthy
of the honor.
Today, Dione's little school in New York
City is the only active Gordon Bleu IN the
world The Paris institution is closed - who
knows for how long? The London school. since
the war, functions only as restaurant. But
here the tradition of the Paris school lives on;
a new chapter is being added to our culinary
history.
But expensive dishes now?" Mistress Dione
read the question in our eyes. Great cooking.
she said. "can be done with everyday foods
Take fat hen. for instance, and treat II WIN
care, treat it with wine, treat it with herbs
and in one hour. two hours. you have great
dish, steaming a rich incense.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
You can be a better cook in spite
of SHORTAGES an rntiOnin'!


"rTHERE's no end to the good things you
L can still set before your folks-real square
meals of temptin' foods to make their eyes
shine an their mouths water!
Eyes, sir-right here an now you can be
better cook than ever before! Just you turn
to Spry an Spry receipts to help you out! -.
Try my Mock Pun kin Pie usin' Spry an the
Spryreceipt for the pie crust See your folkseat
up every crumb of that faky, tender pastry.
An the films real discovery. grated
carrots instead of pun'kin, but nobody'd
ever guess it the seasonin's that artful.
Count on purer Spry for all your bakin'
an fryin'. Take pride in your lighter cakes
your crispy delicate-tastin' fried foods, as
easy to digest as if baked or boiled.
"Make Spry your right-hand helper Il,
Stretch ration points while you gather In big
crop of compliments every day at meal time!'
Evening star., 1944-01-16

Dione and her friend Rosemary Hume
went to Paris to study cooking at that
famous institution. started in 1880 for
women only by Mademoiselle Marthe
Distel. The school was named for the blue
ribbon on which members Of the Order du
Saint Esurit had xofn the cross Of their
Evening star., 1944-01-16

pieces. When the ve2etAbI8 be8IH 10
glaze, drop in the bacon. Next the mush-
rooms, each one cut neatly in fourths.
Cover pan and cook three minutes. Add
tomato paste and blend in the potato
-four. Wheat -four e tablespoonsfuD may
be used instead, but the gravy will lack
Evening star., 1944-01-16
MOCK PUMPKIN PIE
Tastes just like pumpkin
but it's not :.

No need for fresh pumpkin :. no need
to spend ration points for canned pump
kin. Everyone thinks this spicy delicious
pie is pumpkin-but it's CARROTS, Try
it today. You'll get faky, tender pie
crust with Spry and Spry's 2-step pastry
method. It's q treat!
Evening star., 1944-01-16

is her
Casserole Of Chicken
l4-pound fowl 6mushrooms
tablespoons mar teaspoon tomato
garin or chicken fat paste
2 tablespoons sherry teaspoons potato
l cup small white flour
onions, cut in ~ ~ cups water or
inch cubes stock
u cup carrots, cut in bay leaf
h-inch cubes chicken liver
slices bacon, Tablespoon butter or
shredded chicken fat
Mot young chicken, but never mind"
said Dione wiping the dressed fowl with
damp cloth, then trussing as for the roasting
pan. "Blanch the old bird and who will know
she isn't pullet?' Do it this way: Place the
trussed fowl in kettle, oover with cold water.
bring to a boil Drain. then dry well with
CLOTH Melt two tablespoons of margarin or
chicken fat in heavy roasting pan. place
chicken in breast down; brown on all sides.
Ignite the sherry and pour over the bird
Remove chicken and add to the sauce in the
pan the small white onions and the carrot
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Spry Pie Shell

Mix ~ cups siftcd ALL PURPOSE
FLOUR and u teaspoon SALT. Measure
out tablespoons sPRY and divide into
two equal parts.
STEP / for Tenderness-cut in first
half of Spry until as fine as meal.
STEP for Ftakiness-cut in re-
manning Spry until particles are size
of large peas.
Add 3 tablespoons cold WATER mo
more, no less). mixing thoroughly into a
dough. Roll Ls inch thick. Place dough
in pan and let relax 5 minutes. Pat with
ball of dough to fit pastry into pan.
Trim pastry l inch larger than pan
and turn back edge. Flute rim.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
From q noted French
cooking school, now
in the US. these
fine wartime recipes
% 8M,,se,s<S.se
$z<1<M~sd

lone LUCAS came from London to
America with a world-famous cooking
- school packed into her trunk. From the
lid of her Pandora box of surprises spilled the
copper saucepans, the hair sieves, the wire
sieves, the French earthenware casseroles,
fine collection of knives - and great sheaf
of recipes, the classical dishes of the Continent.
Dione found kitchen overlooking garden
and next door to a skyscraper. Her copper
saucepans were hung. her announcement was
made: The Petit Gordon Bleu. Towering
branch of L'Ecole du Gordon Bleu of Paris.
had been transplanted to rock-ribbed canyon
in New York.
1t was a dozen years ago that the young
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Mock Pumpkin Pie

3. cup brown ~ cups cooked,
sugar, firmly sieved carrots
packed egg, slightly
tablespoon -four beaten
u teaspoon salt cup
H teaspoon each, evaporated
cloves, nutmeg, milk
allspice and n cup water
ginger unbaked
u teaspoon 9-inch Spry
cinnamon Pie Shell
Combine sugar, flour, salt, spices and
carrots, and mix well. Add egg, milk
and water Pour carrot mixture into un-
bakedpie she'll Bake in hot oven (425oF.)
IS to As minutes, or until knife inserted
comes out clean.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
BLUE-RIBB0N KITCHEN

Golden testimony to the truth of her words
is her
Cassersle Of Chicken
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
DEAR DOLLLNK:

From de MeeSus Yifnifs Home Nutrition
Course, two cans string beans exploded Meester
Ylfnif In de faze Tooseday und it's complaining to
de whole neighborhood Meesus Feenl, dot by de
Mitzc's holiday reception for Merryln was so ter.
rible de sandwiches dot dey utmost left some
Lest night we TUT we was getting gradually
already steam heat Kissing we began to hear
Kisses wot we TUT It's gradually de steam pipes.
Sc we geeve again listen, so was de Kissing next
door by de SHIFTS, de baby alligator, wot 1t sent II
70 dem from New Guinea de nephew, souvenir.
=, From your former girl friends is de moose So
It's now by Sendra Shapiro de hair Morocco
Gold und efter wowind courtship for fife days
wit Cody Click II caught lest night de deshng
Army Keptain plane for Texas.
We heppy to hearing, dolling. wot you got
gradually de box stoffed dates. Ulso you should
ut worrying wot it wrote you Shelley dot she's
now training Peento according de latest styles TO
bringing opp dog. III explaining you de whole
incidence, dollink. so you could calm you fears
So was so:
II stodded lest October de chornming Gloria
Noftolis, wot she amt got wot she should do, so
she commences to teaching her fulsh poodle wot
she reads In Magazine how to teaching you dog
menners witt politeness jost like human bling.
Moo. moo. so dun't esk! Jealous it's got to get
you smott sister wot she's got to doong de same
ting. Menners it's teaching Gloria de poodle. Pc
likeness he loins yat witt refinement, wot it's
modulated by heem de bark barely above
wheesper Sneak thiefs It prowls dem in de house.
Shoes he's pecking gradually in bag, bag full
und barking is de poodle In de new modulated
bark. So not for noting did dey he'd to go to de
formal ivvning affair In de bedroom slippers yat!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

tive. .. so wait ydt! bToHCH We having SioNN"HJ
eleventoity. wot it's by you oppto-date sister
breakfast witt lonch togedder So dees Is entitled
bronch.
So jost to making conservation ] mentioning
DIR Collins Yot he used to be a Flight Sturgeon
by de Hair.Corps so he's now stationed in Cairo
So it geeves you smott fodder remark Wot dees
is making heem now a Cairo. Practor' sense
humidor he's got. Dun't esk! Not for noting
does II run away from heem pppl on de stritt So
wait yat Letting it boists out you uncle Pincus so
hard. wot it goes by heem down de wrong pipe
olive. Choking witt strengling. he begins jompine
all over de kitchen Bleck he's eating in de faze.
Shovels it's banging heem on de back witt you
fodder TO dislocating de olive. Screaming is Shof
ley witt Joonior. und from naxt door is accom-
panying de whole ting Wedding Marches in de
wictrola, on accent it's eating naxt mont married
Janet Marks. so dey rehoisng from morning I'LL
night de little brodder he should marching witt
de wedding rink pillow down de lille TO de
halter
In de same time it's calling for Shelley de new
boy frand from de Blind Date Clob TO taking her
10 de Football Game in a steam roller wot he
honked downstairs de horn dere till II gave him
policeman ticket. So you could see dollink "
you eating for a quiet Sonday homesick 50 dis
is gonna curing you.
Take kerr yourself dollink MOMmA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

Und so far wot it's consoined you sister, so instad
from geevng to Peento Instructions, so she's now
Incorporating from dislocated Jaw on accent she
he'd TO read in anodder Magazine a article wot
yawning is a help to Beauty
From you fodder is like usual de regards. In
bed whole night he gets nsomnibus attacks wot
he couldn't sleeping. und in de battob is impos'
sble he should Ripping awake, wot got to tomp
ing every fife minutes out from bed 10 hemmering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

on de door, he shouldn't dosing off we should hev
to rustcate heem yat on top from berrel
Sonday it reengs fifetoty prompt in de morn.
ing de alarm clock wot he forgats all. week itch
night TO sattng il, und to taking stroll, he
peecks out foist for fife hours necktie und den
covers IL opp witt moffler. Und so soon wot
he'll finishing to calling opp all de Moofie Tee
aires TO find out wot's playing so he'll changing
de mind und decide to stay home
Lila's picture we having framed dollink. You'D
see a gudgous silver frame. und Sonday we de-
Copyright 1914 Features Syndicate. ina
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

cited TO spending, II should be quiet witt rela1a'
tive. so wait yat! Bronch we having gradually
eleven.toity. wot it's by you oppto-date sister
BREAKFAST witt lonch togedder So dees is entitled