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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

bag or butcher paper Birds may
be stuffed before freezing, if
desired.
To fix broilers place halves Of
prepared birds together with
TWO pieces of paper between
halves, Wrap tightly with same
wrappings used for roasters or
place in carton and seal. Fryers
or fricaSSee chicken may be cut
up or diSiomted. Select the
pieces desired for freezing and
wrap them in proper paper.
Proceed as for roaSterS and
broilerS.
Frozen cooked meat dishes
are excellent 10 have on hand.
They are simple to prepare and
easy 10 preserve. BE sure 10
pack them in moisture vapor
proof containers. Label well and
store
Tomorrow we will discuss the
proper methods of thawing and
cooking frozen foods.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Mrs. Som Bell ond Children There

CHARACTERISTIC OF the times It informal gath.
ering..
o members had pedaled the club their
bicycles, with lunch baskets strapped in 'front.'.
the lawns chatting and eating
picnic lunch.
They enjoyed the first really day the blue
skies brilliant sunshine and shifted the honeysucke hedge
which borders the tennis courtS...
As always. when Mrs. Sam Bell pays 10 her home
o crowd OF her old friends clustered around her,.
Mrs Bell and her three children arrived the other day from
the Bes ranch Phoenix Ariz visit Mrs Bells
tie Frederick Clifford FQrd and 10 her brother Ensign
Walter Bqh Ford n..Whe is here on brief leave.
Lovely ever oner Virginia Ford had
piece dress OF emerald green linen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
/ n N aytai5 L t4..,..- VT.
with

We ALWAYS have admired the dispatch with which the
through annual business meeting
bshng tremendous Of business but S leaving
time FOR fun afterwards.
Members gathered at the Country Club At 10 70 yes
addition.
the leagues many activities Pearl Harbor..
Junior Leagues OF America formerly held
been ruled separate league
having its conference day program.
meeting followed by luncheon and and golf
tournaments and welcoming Of PROFESSIONALS including Mrs
RoberE Burns Nancy stanton ,Seeuah
Elizabeth Hester Sweeney ,kaher
Thompson Walker. Ward Charles White
Mrs Gordon Wood and Mrs. Edward lyle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
1t. Daniel McDuffy
Home From Pacific

1T. DANIEL SCOTT Nc
DUFFY arrived today at 7 a. m.
by plane from New Orleans. fol-
lowing year in the Pacific
theater of operations, and will
stay with the Frank Renauds
Of Crosse Pointe, where his
wife. the former Renee Renaud
and his son, Scott, have been
living while be has been over
seas.
Mrs. McDuffy's brother. Capt.
Frank Renaud Jr., who has
fought in North Africa. Sicily.
Italy. France and Germany. and.
has been overseas for three
years without leave, Is ex-
pected home on leave soon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
TODAY'S
Point-Saver

AN ATTRACTIVE and deli
cious casserole is this Of lobster,
avocado and rice. For variety,
cooked or canned crab, cooked,
canned or smoked shrimp,
cooked or canned fish, may be
used in place of lobster.
Lobster Casserole
! cup rice
l cup cooked or canned lobster
l avocado
I cup grated American cheese
Prepared mustard
l teaspoon salt
Pepper
! cup eVaporated milk
Wash rice. Boil briskly in l
quart salted water until Just
tender. Drain and rinse. Place
layers Of rice. lobster, sliced
avocado and cheese in casserole.
Dot each layer with mustard
and sprinkle with salt and pep
per.
Pour milk over all Bake in a
moderate oven (375 degrees
until cheese is melted and
sitshti tip-bre~ned, about IS IS
minutes. Serves s.
PRUDENCE PENNY
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

Ensign Rogers new station at
Jacksonville, Fla.
- They were married yestFr-
day afternoon al 4:30 o'clock by
the Rev. Robert L. Dewitt Of
Ypsilanu. in st. Dunstans
Church, Cranbrook...
The bride is the daughter Of
the Vance Days. and Ensign
Rogers is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert M. Rogers, also Of
Bloomfield Hills.
Nancy wore a smart frock
OF white crepe printed In tur-
-qtoise and widesbrirnrned
white hat with turqoiss flowers
land carried white orchids
and stephanotis..
Her only attendant was her
sister, Eloise. wearing a tlIr-
quoise crepe with corsage
bouquet of white camellias. :.
and a small white hat.
Howard w. Christensen
was best man..
An informal supper for
relatives and close friends. wi
their house in Linden road. .fr
left for their train.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Fine Arts Society
Elects HASTINGS
Times Photo

THE BOARD of directors of
Fine Arts Society of Detroit
has elected the following of
ficers: Harold NJ Hastings,
president: John w. Taylor, vice
president, Mrs. Frank w. Cool
idge. second vice president; Mrs.
Philip r. Flanders, treasurer.
and Mrs. Robert 4. Roach,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Enough for q Meal

Pack together the number Of
steaks. chops, meat patties or
Sausage needed for orc r1rai.
placing two pieces of waXod
paper between each piece 10 aid
in { b wing. Wrap all cuts
tightly in moisture proof paper
or in cellephahe. Hold the cello
phane together folding several
times in a lock seal until the
last fold rests firmly on the
meat. Do this carefully 10 pre-
vent puncturing and tearing.
Kill poultry and bleed well.
Dry pick and remove PIN
feathers; singe. Wash the skin
thoroughly in cold water Chul
in ice water 3 to a hours. Draw:
wash well. For roasterS remove
most Of body fat as fat becomes
rancid rapidly Wrap CibIets in
moisture proof paper. Insert in
cavity of bird.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Tennis and Coli Hold Attention

AMONG OTHERS spotted lnchng watching the tennis
golf tournaments Mrs Harold Beatty in grey flannel
cape. Mrs John H. NJ Hutchinson in light blue
Mrs John OKeefe Under brown top
Mrs Roy Chapn Jr tailored gabardne
Peggy Finn president Of the Junior League pastel print
.and Mrs Ned Skae, in light blue.
Gertrude Whelden. who entering tournament said
she expected her improved year.
she has been coaching Connecticut College.
Mrs Guy Conrah and Mrs Philip A-Hart-MAeH last
dashing towards OF the
Mrs Charles NJ White. who had decided had
and striking dress OF navy yoke outlined
white.
Mrs Nelson Mccormick director the league taken
day off,.
And Mrs Guy Chester Smith had come in from Bloomfield
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Correct Way to Prepare
Meat for Freezing
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

IN PREPARING meats for
freezing, wrapping is of vital
Importance. Because of the low
relative humidity and the con-
slant circulation Of air in most
locker plants, frozen foods held
in storage dry out quickly
Products which become dried
out take on foreign odorS. be-
come tough and dry when cooked
and fats become rancid. There
fore they must be packaged in
moisture vapor proof material
TO prevent freezer burn
In order 10 prevent oxidation,
as much air must be excluded
as possible. MoiSture-vapor proof
cellophane combined with
stockinette is one of the best
wrappings for meat and poul-
try. The combination holds the
wrapping close 10 the surface
of the meat or the skin of the
poultry and guards against oXi-
dation and freezer burn.
Cleanliness Important
Healthy, well condit ioncd
young animals furnish the best
meat for freezing. Cleanliness
is essential in handling these
foods. Freezing does not steri-
lie. II may kin some bacteria
and molds, but tends only 10 in
activate most bacteria, moldS
and engines normally present
on or in meat. Knives should
be SteriliZed and quarters for
slaughtering, cutting, wrapping
and otherwise handling, should
be absolutely clean.
Cut meats into table sized
cuts TO suit the size Of the fam
lily. Boning Will save storage
space Ground meat should be
packed firmly to exclude all the
air possible before wrapping. If
IL Is TO be used for meat loaf.
chilli or some similar purpose it
may be packed in cartons Of the
desired size. 1t is well 10 make
hamburg and sausage into pat
ties before freezing for ease in
handling when wing and
cooking.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Fraser Girl to Wed

MR.. AND MRS. JOHN w.
SCHUMACHER of Fraser,
Mich, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Ellen
Dolores, TO Richard A, Gumola
Of Roseville. recently discharged
from the navy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
St. Charles Society
To Give Luncheon

THE ST. CHARLES ALTAR
SOCIETY will give a luncheon
and games party at 1890 p. m.
Thursday in the Community
Center, Townsend and St. Paul.
Mrs. Theodore Rohrig is chair
man with Mrs. Ferdinand Elm
heuser assisting her.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Stretching Cheese

YOU CAN stretch cheese
spreads for party serving by
thinning with cream or plain
milk. The cheese theh spreads
better. goes twice as far, and
loses nothing IN flavor
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Wrap Properly

Wrap bird in moisture proof
paper or place in freezer carton.
Exclude all air possible by
drawing wrapping tightly over
skin. II cellophane is used cover
with stockinette. cheeSecloth
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Nancy Day Bride Of Ensign Rogers

THE FORMER Nancy Day OF Bloomfield Hills. now Mrs
Albert M Rogers and Ensign Rogers today
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
BY Frances Drake

Look in the Section in Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is According 10 the Stars,
For Thursdnn. JIlne q.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Chapter III
By CPL. MARGARET HASTINGS, WAC
Written ExeIusIy for International Nsws Special

Written EreIusiosIy for Special
THE take-o from Santani air strip perfect The big
Il CAT in the air and climbing before realized it.
Below beautiful Lake Santana Every one in the
plane craned for view of it.
We climbed swiftly and steadily Col Peter j. Prossen,
my boss at the air base, at the controls.
He gaining plenty Of altitude before he headed
southwest over the Oranje mountains.
The Oranjes magnificent range like Rockies
only covered with jungle
Holandia base their jagged peaks stretched
could Now getting closeup
them
flying we'll the nine and thousand foot
peaks From that height the jungle looked soft
feathers and kept thinking you fell into you couldn't
possibly get hurt
TT WAS beautiful clear day. remember handful of little
white clouds the sky and the front of the plane
chanting:
90 What Is so Rare June Day in May"
of in the distance could Mount Wihelmina highest
in the Oranjes.
Col Prossen had told us that we would be over Hidden
Valley in 55 minutes We kept eye watches and the
colonel hit the valley the exactly 55 minutes after
took off.
the the girls excedy cried Eureka
That the signal for all of try bury
in the window. John McColom and l. who sharing
window fascinated to talk
WE WERE little, gem-like valley
w The plane descending rapidly give better
of this legendary spot.
not than 300 400 feet above rich, we'll
cultivated fields.
We could see cluster round huts thatched roofs
but people.
caught only glimpse of this paradise before
almost of the valley.
This ShangrLa we'll hidden in vast, encircing noun
Continued on Page 3, Part p
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Cut in Service
Hinted by Edison

A warning that further inroads
on revenues will endanger the
Detroit Edison Co.'S service to its
customers was contained in brief
which the company filed today in
circuit court at Lansing.
The brief summarized three
years of litigation resulting from
efforts of the City of Detroit and
the Michigan public service COM
mission TO effect reductions in
rates charged by the company.
The case is on appeal from the
ruling of the commission that the
company must pay back $40, ,450,-
600 TO its 1914 customers and i'm
pound like sum for 1945 Gus
toners.
Oral arguments on the merits
Of the case will be heard before
special Judge Archie D. McDon-
aid of Hastings on Aug. %.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Eyi(tions Banned
In Canadian Order

OTTAWA, July 25 tUP)-
Landlords in Canada no longer
may evict well-behaved tenants,
even if the landlords themselves
wish TO occupy the premises.
An order announced last night
by Finance Minister J. J. Ilsley
protects "well-behaved' tenants OF
all self-contained dwellings from
future eviction notices for an in
definite period, and also suspends
outstanding notices 10 such ten
ants to vacate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

Mile and Wyoming.
The Metropolitan Detroit Civic
Airport Trust. which holds options
expiring Aus. lon some 790
acres of the proposed 1850 acre
site. hopes 10 raise enough money
this week 10 take up majority
OF the options.
Half of this money already
has been raised and were hope
fuI of raising a large portion OF
the balance by this Weekend"
explained William a. Mara,
member Of the board Of COM
merce airport committee and
one of the leaders in the fund
raising drive.
The northwest site was given
the hearty endorsement last Fri
day of Mayor JeffrieS, as we'll as
a Detroit airline engineering COM
mittee representing all airlineS
entering or planning 10 enter
Detroit.
The Pontiac city commission
also endorsed the site last night,
bv unanimous vote. r. G. Cum
mings. chairman of the Oakland
County board of supervisors, APP
reared before the commission "a
outline discussions be tw g n
Wayne. Oakland and NJ o m B
County representatives regarding
metropolitan airport site
Mayor JeffrieS termed the com
mittee's offer the FIRST time her
any -si1able eroap uf c1t1zCuy nave
offered 10 so along with govern
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
HOOPER TRIAL HIT
BY PRISON EXPOSE
I.2OO Planes
Smash kure

GUAM Thursday July 26 (UP)-Superfortresses
blasted three of Japan vital oil renees early today
while than 200 u. and British carrier planes blew
the Japanese air force from the skies western Honshu
they swarmed back into the burning Kure naval base
to finish off the crippled remnants Of Japans imperial feet
Between rs and 100 B-29s struck in \ precision
demolition raid Tokyo shortly before midnight the
u Third Fleet maneuvered oshore after its devastating
wo-day strike at Japans fleet which resulted damage
at least enemy warshps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Crosby Heads
Kenny Drive

MINNEAPOLIS, July 25 (UP)
Bling Crosby will direct a cam
paign to raise S5,00O.000 TO carry
the Sister Kenny infantile paraly-
SIS treatment TO every state in
the union.
Crosby telegraphed the Eliza.
beth Kenny Institute yesterday
indicating his acceptance of the
Craftsmanship of the 1945 cam
paign.
AS the father of four chill
dren," the telegram said, T
have a deep appreciation of the
work Sister Kenny and the
Elizabeth Kenny Institute are
doing"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Morgenthau Denies
Telling Of Custer

WASHINGTON, July 25 tUP)
Henry Morgenthau Jr. denied
today that he had described his
resignation as secretary of the
treasury as an involuntary
move. He said he was misquoted
in accounts of a New York
speech.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

stay out OF the plant.
Christopher said he intendend
TO keep the suspension in effect
until the international union as
surcs him that the local will act
in a responsible manner.
The u. S. conciliation service
Immediately summoned r. j.
Thomas. president Of the JAW
CIO. and Christopher into con-
ference.
There is no strike in progress
at the plant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Fish Boat Gets z Deer

GLOCESTER, Mass, July 25
tUP)-The fishing vessel Angie
and Florence arrived in port to-
day with IFS usual load Of 'sh--
and two deer which were picked
up while swimming in the ocean
about five miles of shore.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

ment to make this a better city
20 live in.
Mara stated letters explaining
the situation in full were going
out today TO industrialists and
business and professional leaders
of Detroit, in an attempt 10 OBJ
tain their financial support before
the Aug. ! deadline on options is
reached.
The options now held cover
property scattered in all sections
OF the three square mile area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Mueller Appointed

LANSING, July 25 (UP)-Gov.
Kelly today appointed Frederick
II. Mueller of Grand Rapids, as a
member of the state board of
agriculture 10 succeed Melville B.
McPherspn OF Lowell who died
last month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
SETS UP PERFECT ALIBP
Packard Breaks Off
Relations With UAW

Labor relations between the Packard Motor Co. and
Local 100, UAW-CIO terminated today.
George T. Christopher president of the company sent
telegram to Norman Matthews east side regional director
stating that he had ordered Pat Zobo president of the
local and members of the locals bargaining committee
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

Bombing at medium altitude the
Superforts struck at Japanese oil
refneries and installations. Tar
gets were the Mitsubishi oil re-
finery, the enemy's largest pro-
ducer of aviation gasoline; the
Hayama petroleum refinery and
the Asaishi Oil Co., adjoining each
other in the Kawasaki area on
Tokyo Bay.
TRAILS RECORD STRIKE
The raid followed by less than
36 hours a record strike by 625
Superforts on several industrial
targets in the Osaka and Nagoya
areas.
laundering back for their
second straight blow at the great
inland sea anchorage of Kure yes
terday, the carrier pilots shot
their way through a blazing
screen of flax and enemy fight
ers to get at the seven or more
major Japanese warships they had
riddled with bombs and rockets.
Can ms dispatch from Fleet
Adm. NimitZ' Headquarters at
Guam gave the following box
score on the Kure raid: 1890
ton sister battleships ISE and
HYUGA ID m a ged; heavy
cruiser TONE, burning badly,
heavy cruiser AOBA, damaged;
IarUA akrnrafA
light cruiser OYODO, burning
badly.)
1T MAY MEAN END
This may well mean the end
OF the japanese navy" reported
Unitet Press war correspondent
Richard w. Johnston from Adm.
Halsey's attacking armada.
Part Of the huge attacking force
wheeled eastward along the In
land Sea 10 bomb and shoot I'D
Kobe Harbor, 80 miles away,
where other secondary units Of
the japanese navy were believed
hiding.
"a. least three and probably
13 japanese ships were sunk in
the American raid on the
Shanghai waterfront last SUM-
day These included four war
vessels and big troop trans
port)
Even before the air blow began,
a fast task force of American
light cruisers and destroyers
raced 10 within a few miles of
the southeastern Honshu coast 10
lombard the Kushimoto seaplane
base and other targets 200 miles
east OF Kure.
While the laundering air at
tack was still on. Halsey, whose
/ proclaimed ambition is to ride the
streets of Tokyo on Hirohitos
white horse. hailed the feet strike
as "the beginning of the final
] plunge into the heart Of the
japanese empire"
In addition 10 the enemy's ship
ping losses. 81 japanese planes
were destroyed or damaged
aground and aloft.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
London Factory Burns

LONDON. July 25 GNS)-Lon-
don had It's greatest fire since the
German raids early today when
the huge Naples furniture fac
tory burned TO the ground
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Shangri-La Diary:
WAC Depicts
Jungle Crash

EDITORS NOTE-BUrRs suffered IN an airplane
crash than two months ago still the legs of
pretty WAC CPL Margaret Hastings, t0ho here Vrtes
the story of her ~ days IN Hidden Valley" Nel0
Guinea, Of which this Is the third chapter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Prison Holds
New Clue 10
Hooper Killer
BY RHYS NJ. JONES

\ LANSING, July 25-With
the disclosure that gangsters
formed a ruling clique In
Jackson prison, 1t appeared
likely today, on the basis of
official reports, that the
prison might be shielding the
slayer or slayers of state
Senator Warren G. Hooper.
This theory was contained
in Atty. Gen. John r. Deth-
mers' report today-the Sec
ond of four on lax prison
conditions. 1t heightened in
terest in the Hooper murder
conspiracy trial at Battle
Creek of four Detroit hood
lums, Harry and Sammy V
Fleisher and Mike Selik, all
Purple gangsters, and Pete
Mahoney.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
8-Nhile Airport
Gifts SDeeded

Detroit today took definite step toward actual acquisition
OF an airport site with of concerted drive for funds
purchase portion Of the northwest site at Eight and half
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Judge
.0n-DethnnerS
To Testify

BATTLE CREEK. July 25-De-
msnding a mistrial in the Hooper
murder conspiracy case because
Of the Jackson Prison revelations,
defense attorneys routed Atty.
Gen. John Dethmers from bed al
8 a. m, today 70 subpoena him as
a witness.
The attorney general was 70
take the stand this afternoon 70
be questioned by Judge Blaine w.
Hatch about the charge that the
murder may have been plotted
by the defendants in the case
here by obtaining temporary re-
lease Of an inmate OF Jackson
Prison 10 pull the trigger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
HOURLY TENPERATUE

The sun will SCI ats sSsp m. today and
rise tomorrow az 8 i9 a m
The moon viii set at s47 m today
and set tomorrow a. 746 a. IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
JURORS SENT HOME

Judge Hatch sent the jurors 70
their homes while the miStrial
motion was being debated.
"But don't talk To anyone
about this case, or read any
thing In the newspapers or
listen TO anything on the radio"
he cautioned them.
Sigler asked that the jury room
be kept under constant guard 10
make certain that the jurors do
not see a newspaper.
I'VE must guard against
every possibility of a newspaper
being planted there" the prose-
cutor told the court.
THAT Is proper" remarked
Kennedy, but unfortunately we
cannot keep today's newspapers
of the streets or out of the
stores"
Meanwhile, jeanette Welker, 26
auburn-haired girl friend OF
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

WILLIAM j. KENr for IRAEy1C ,WD0g
Ablei Vigorous Trained fot the 'offies. ADV
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
SIGLER INFURIATED

SPECIAL Prosecutor Kim Sigler
was infuriated by the fact that
the PRISON investigation report
was made public when the Hooper
murGe conspiracy trial was draw
inc 10 a close.
Sigle, had expected 10 end to-
dav the states case against the
four defendants-H Harry and Sam
FleisheI. Mike Selik and Pete
Mahoney.
Deferse AttyS. Edward II. Ken
nedy Jr of Detroit and Maurice
J. Walsh of Chicago moved imme-
diately for a misstrial when court
opened this morning. While Walsh
was reading the newspaper stories
on - Jackson prison inveStiga-
ton mt the record, Judge Hatch
was called 10 his phone by Deth-
merS, who was in Lansing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
GANG TALKS IN PRISON

Dethmers' carefully documented
evidence Of freedom, indulgences,
and privileges enjoyed by con-
victs lent credence to the conceal
ment theory in this way:
. Purple gangSters, including
those now on trial at Battle
Creek, were permitted to con-
fer lin private chambers within
the prison" with other member
convicts Of the gang just prior
TO the Jan. IL Staying of Hooper.
who Is revealed TO have been an
important legislative graft
grand jury witness.
. Certain monied inmates were
allowed their freedom at will,
and it was possible Hooper's
murderers. while officially on
count at the prison. may have
been spirited out of the institu-
tion long enough TO kill the
legislator and then returned
before their absence was noted.
SETS Up PERFECT ALIBP
Dethmers said the four-month
investigation by his office. the
state police and the corrections
commission definitely supported
this theory.
He said IL led him inevitably
TO the suggestion that the gun
Continued on Page 2, Col. u
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
QUESTIONS sUBPENA

The attorney general informed
the Judge that his subpoena had
not been properly signed by the
clerk Of the court.
II am amazed that the attOr-
ney general of Michigan would
quibble over technicality,"
Kennedy told the court.
81 have advised him To appear
and he Is on his way" Judge
Hatch said
Evening star., 1945-04-01

UNRRA's April drive, you're being chari-
table, sure, but more than that. you're
helping out people who have helped to fight
your war, who have suffered a lot so that
you wouldn't have to-
Believe me. A hungry child in Leyte or
Luzon is your child A freezing girl in France
is your sister. An old man and an old woman
huddled around a tiny fire in the winter in
Italy or Poland are your parents.
"Our CTS are getting killed all over the
world because we all belong to each other
Don't be stranger to your son when he
comes home one day and tells you that"