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iATURES FOR WOMEN TOWER KITCHEN TODAY'S MENU 14 THE DETROIT FREE PRESS THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1943 DETROIT DIARY Lincoln Study Club Elects Officers secretary, and Purcell is treas- Thursday's War-Tim Dinner corresponding Mrs. Fred C. urer. Catholic Theater Group Braces for Opening Night iss. f.

NEW OFFICERS of Lincoln Study Clubs were elected Monday at a luncheon and annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Alfred W. Massnick, of Bishop Road. Mrs. Massnick is the new president, Mrs.

Stanley J. Johnson is vice president. Mrs. Ellen P. Warthman is recording secretary, Mrs.

James D. McCrum is THE GREATER DETROIT Motion Picture Council will conduct the monthly meeting at Central Branch YWCA Friday. March 5. at 1 o'clock. Alice Gorham.

of the United Distributors, will talk on "Difficulties of the Industry in War." 4 it i-;" x1 a feSr-- 3 MtunD Pricr, Subjtct to i Sain Ttx BY MAKJORIE AVERY THERE'S ONE young woman in Detroit who will sigh the first good, comfortable sigh she's had time for in weeks Thursday night when the final curtain falls on "Berkeley Square" and the cast, the director, the technical staff and the tired young production manager, Kathleen Nester, all fall on their faces with fatigue What really will happen Thursday night will be quite different, but that's the way they feel right, now. The Catholic Theater group is putting on "Berkeley Square" as the third anniversary production Opening night is Thursday and the play will be repeated Friday and Saturdaj' in the Art Institute auditorium. This is Kathleen's first job as production manager of anything, although she's acted and done other jobs for the Catholic Theater and it's no joke to see that somehow by some magic actors, directors, scene shifters, property men, costumers. electricians all come together at the final moment to make a thing of perfection on the stage Perfection is the aim, nothing less, of the Catholic Theater. Spinach Ring- with Creamed Hard Cooked Eggs and Mushrooms Eakfd Potatoes.

Cheese Topped Buttered Beets Vegetable Aspic Molded Rice Pudding with Walnuts Tonight's market list ntay be purchased for approximately SI. 23 and serves six. It used 16 points of jour war ration book. 2 lb spinach doz eggs (Grade A) 1 pt mushrooms 1 lb cheese 1 head lettuce CHECK THESE SUPPLIES: No. 2 can tomatoes, walnuts, onions, margarine, bread crumbs, enriched flour, milk, salt, pepper, paprika, potatoes, carrots, celery, corn, plain gelatin, light sugar, evaporated milk, bread and beverages.

Molded Rice Pudding 1 gelatin '4 cold water 2 milk -s light brown sugar 12 cooked rice 1 2 evaporated milk Soften gelatin in cold water. Scald milk with brown sugar; stir until sugar is thoroughly dissolved. Add gelatin and stir until dissolved. Add rice; chill until it begins to set. The evaporated milk should be well chilled.

Whip it with cold equipment and fold in. Turn into molds and chill. Unmold and serve with chopped walnuts. Serves six. Rush from Job to Job CI Jewish Group Collect 3,000 Books A house-to-house canvass last Sunday by 100 members of the Detroit League of Jewish Youth netted 3.000 books, as part of the Victory Book Campaign to provide good reading for service men.

Left to right are Martha (ileicher. chairman of the Jewish Youth committee, Nora Ingber and Ruth Lesser. The picture was taken at the Jewish Community Center, 8904 Woodward. There's sheer leg flail ery in this MAYOX IIOSIEIIY EVERY NIGHT for the past three weeks Kathleen has left her job as typist at the end of the day's work, bolted a hasty dinner and streaked for the old U. of D.

High on E. Jefferson, where rehearsals take place From 7 until 11 p. m. she superintends the putting together of the show Then home to worry and dream of "Berkeley Up in the morning to work hasty dinner and a streak for rehearsals on and on. No member of the group does the same job twice Sometimes you are assigned to act.

other times you direct, be property man, scene painter, technical director, whatever job needs doing. For this play Kathleen is responsible for the whole thing. She says most of the work is being done by women this year, the men getting few and tar between Jane Hengesbaugh is director, Ann Ward is costume chairman, Ruth Howe, property chairman Frank Wurtsmith technical director with Shirley Mapes, Noreen Caren, Sidney Bloom as assistants Nellie Passmore has the job of scene painter And all of them are rushing around town forcibly borrowing Queen Anne furniture from old friends to make up the set. 1.3 pa ir I Food for Victory BY GERTRUDE VOELLMIG Wardrobe Mistress Mothers Cast BY NANCY AYER A BASEMENT dressing room backstage at the Cass filled with the aroma of hot coffee and crisp toast the long tables covered with make-up, a pressing iron, be-ruffled bustles, cleaning fluids, combs, shoes rods hung with long blue maid's costumes, stiffly starched white aprons. Such is the domain of Ann Ryan, wardrobe mistress for the "Life with Father" cast at the Cass this week.

From here tall, gray-haired Miss Ryan mothers the cast, sews buttons on their clothes and keeps snowy collars and cuffs on their costumes. For three years she has traveled the route from New York to San Francisco keeping a succession of Mrs. Days in clean ruffles and, occasionally, reseating the blue linen trousers of the younger Days. Miss Ryan, who came into show business by way of Scotland, her birthplace, Minnesota and New York was preceded in the work by four brothers. Family Tradition THE OLDEST built "The Miracle" on Sixty-third St.

in New York. Another an electrician worked on "Show Boat" and "Rio Rita." Her own debut as wardrobe mistress was in Oscar Hammer-stein's "Red Rose" a sumptuous musicale requiring dozens of costumes. Though she has worked in everything from Fisher's French Casino to George White's Scandals, Miss Ryan rates "Life with Father" as her favorite play. "It's smaller," she admits, "but there's plenty to do and this is more like a i'amily." Her life is just one crisis after another. There's Clarence, the oldest Day son.

The Army steps in and Clarence steps out and Miss Ryan finds another set of clothes to fit the new actor. She has shoes funny old button styles to shine, black rot ton stockings to find and embroidery to mend. Three times a week she washes tablecloths and napkins for the 2-t breakfasts the cast eats on the stage each and every week. Prefers the Sea THE SEA, not the stage, however, is Miss Ryan's real passion in life. "I've never enjoyed any job as much as I did my year as stewardess on the steamship line from United States to England.

France and Hamburg." That was in 1938 when the refugees from Germany were coming to this country. "We brought boatloads of them back to the United States from Hamburg," Miss Ryan said. Summers when the show closes and Miss Ryan hopes it won't this year she stays with her sister on Long Island or relaxes at a lake in New Jersey. "What do I do besides relax? Well," she hesitated, "I sew for my sister. She never gets around to it.

This summer I'll probably work on a bolt of cretonne she's had for a year." Back Yard a Sanctuary Cloud-sheer as a misty veil these new rayons by Dexdale are a complement to your dress-up costumes, flattering compliment to your legs. Lisle-reinforced toe for extra wear. Beige or copper colors. Remember to wash your rayons before wearing to prolong their elasticity and stamina. Hudson's Hosiery First Floor Farmer Section Food Ratio Budget FOR MARCH Weekly budget for family of six 64 Monday's dinner coupon expenses 0 Tuesday's dinner coupon expenses 8 Wednesday's dinner oupon expenses 14 Thursday's dinner coupon expenses ..16 Week balance 26 CHEERY RATION NOTE: Production of dried peas and beans in this country during 1942 exceeded all previous records according to Department of Agriculture reports.

So. while they must be rationed to give everyone his fair share their point values can be kept, for the present at least, relatively low. If you want to spend just half of your ration coupons on beans you can get three pounds, that makes a lot of beans or peas for one individual. For a family of six, all buying the same, it would mean 18 pounds. points points points points points points Why ration dried beans or peas, at all? Well our Govern ment's shopping for them just as you and I.

It needs these foods, valuable as meat alter MRS. RALPH M. NORRINGTON, 1717 Vinsetta Royal Oak. has always been a bird lover, but since her accident and weeks in the house for convalescsne, she's made her back yard a wildlife sanctuary She's done it by putting feed out every day, by never forgetting or disappointing the birds by arranging for protection while they feed Every day she has 26 wild quail, two wild cottontails, 15 bluejays, eight pheasants four cardinals and many varied transients. Every week Mrs.

Norrington distributes: 25 lbs of feed to the quail and pheasants 2 lbs of peanuts to bluejays Several bunches of carrots to rabbits Crumbs, for cardinals, sparrows, starlings and out-of-town visitors. Feed at Regular Times WHEN A stranger appears in the window overlooking the back vard there's a wild flutter of wings and- in a moment not a twig stirs, the trees are lifeless. When Mrs. Norrington calls "Come boys come boys come from bushes, from under bushes from neighbors' yards from the sky and the wild March winds the birds come swooping, chattering expectantly. But what interests Mrs.

Norrington most is that these creatures have their rigid meal hours and appear almost on the minute day after day Different species come at different times. nates, to serve 8 fO DRY SKl our Allies in December and January. Here's a word of warning about those dried peas, beans and lentil they're excellent foods, gootl sources of many food properties and a vegetable, but they are also an alternate for meat. Use them whenever your coupon budget allows it, but don't just add them to make another dish of food, especially if you have plenty of meat in the menu to begin with. They are valuable and should be saved for one of those 'days when meat is scarce in your markets or when you have a small quantity you wish to stretch with other protein foods.

ine minions or hungry fighting men. Also, it must shop for some of the food supplies that serve our Allies. Needs of the Russian Army for dried beans alone total close to five million bags of I -mm I i I i sis a 100 pounds Miss oellmig each. More than 717,000 bags of dry beans were delivered for shipment to Unusual $1.50 lS-il Needlework Ration-Recipe Contest Making the Most of Contents of No. 2 Tin Can THE TOWER KITCHEN.

THE DETROIT FREE PRESS, DETROIT, MICH. I wish to enter the recipes inclosed with this coupon in The Detroit Free Press Ration-Recipe Contest "Making the Most of Contents of No. 2 Tin Can." EXTRA GOOD Enriched by constant tun, mineral-laden toil of California NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE. FRED A. WESTERMAN, chief of the fisheries division of the State Conservation Department believes gentiles can learn something from the Jews when it comes to serving hitherto unpopular species of fish.

Carp, herring and similar fish being recommended to help relieve the meat shortage. Greater utilization of these, Mr. Westerman maintains, would improve the "market for commercial fishermen, add to the food supply and might benefit conditions for over-fished food species and game fish." "Gefilta fish" is one of the dishes of Jewish origin, made from carp. It's an economical dish of high food value. The recipe given here comes CITY STATE.

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A blood-Iron tonic Followlabel directions. lydia Pinkhanfs flow I Wear Slacks HARMS MOTHERS THE HARMS MOTHERS' Club will stage the annual card party today, Thursday, at 7 o'clock at the school. Proceeds of the party will be used to help equip the USO kitchen. For the past seven years, funds from the party were used to provide milk and clothing forftieedy children of the school. Mrs.

Archie Simpson is president of the organization. Free Pre Special ew SerTtee HERE IS the gist of the OPA's point rationing program as it affects you and the chart is just the right size to fasten into the inside blank cover of Ration Book 2. A few shops may still be able to supply you with pre-war containers calling for different point values than those shown, and there may be other isolated variations. This chart has been standardized upon material supplied by government agencies, food processing corporations, supply houses and retail trade groups. And I nnl Ci-mll enhancing shades to blend with your complexion.

Since I Lost That Ugly Fat You adult fat people mm Toiletries First Floo Woodward Section LQ ES 03 m- often lim down 'without starvation diets and backbreak. VACATION OVER Jean Preble, who has spent a long vacation with her parents, the Norman H. Prebles, of Rivard returned to Welles-ley College on Monday, where she won the Wellesley Club Scholarship for her junior year. The last two weeks of her vacation were spent with friends at Mt. Washington, N.

H. These show ration points APPLESAUCE APRICOTS BERRIES, All TYPES CHERRIES, ALL TYPES an bps OH DQ LID LD 2 EE K3 ES LC ED 31 LTJ a EE from Mrs. Abe Kamins, 331 La throp street. Lansing. Mrs.

Kamins' dish has made her famous. Last Easter she made 70 of the fish balls for Jewish soldiers at Fort Custer. Gefilta Fish Remove the skin from a two-pound carp. Grind the flesh and one large onion. Mix with two eggs, one tablespoon water, one teaspoon salt and one-half teaspoon of pepper.

Add one slice of bread which has been soaked in water and squeezed free of the water again. Form into balls. Cut the fish skin in small pieces and wrap around balls. Place bones and head of the fish with two or three onions in the bottom of a kettle. Put fish balls on top and cover with water to which has been added one tablespoon of catsup.

Boil rapidly for a short time, then turn down heat and let simmer for two hours or until nearly all the water has evaporated. These fish balls may also be baked in a buttered pan. It takes about an hour. Makes 16 fish balls or eight servings. Mrs.

Kamins says the fish balls are good cold, also. ES PriciM Subjtct 3 Salm Tax FRUIT SALAD, COCKTAIL EC GRAPEFRUIT GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ASPARAGUS BEANS, FRESH LIMA BEANS; GREEN, WAX BEETS (Also Pickled) CARROTS CATSUP, CHIU SAUCE CORN (QNa. 2 vac) PEAS (LID No. 2 voc) SPINACH TOMATOES TOMATO JUICE TOMATO PRODUCTS mg- exerciKes when your exceas fat is due to thyroid deficiency and you have nothing else the matter with you. Just eat sensibly and take Marmola tablets only according-o the recommendations and instructions with the package.

Marmola is not cure-all. If in doubt at any time about advisability of treatment and for further information as to the properties and ef 03 LB I WJ fed GRAPE JUICE (Opint, LB qt.) EB ES DOIIOTHY GRAY EE PEACHES PEARS PINEAPPLE PINEAPPLE JUICE IE EC LB ED ED Design No. 1255 HERE is our gay neighbor in miniature to wear on your lapel. The cheerful girl dancer, the boy and the sombrero with tiny bottles are crocheted with odd lengths of wool from the scrap basket. Pattern No.

1255 contains complete instructions. Price of pattern, 10 cepts plus 2 cents mailing cost. Address The Detroit Free Press Women's Service Bureau. Special Selling! fects of the Marmola ingredient, consult a tihvaieian- (Miscel.Sz con picnic fjjj) ES EE JSf Jin OTHER OTHER VEGETABLES VEG. JUICES Tf you need Marmola.

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2 or. 1 lb. 2 lb. 6 1 lb. 6 lb.

11 1 lb. 11 plus 10 Federal Tax SOUPS 1 size. No. 1 picnicQ) BABY FOOD (one size (WPS prohibits tinning of apples, cranberries, sauerkraut and all (MAR. 1943; bean products not shown above) S3 ES WlMul A cleaner, whiter wash wi thout hard rubbing that wears clothes out that's why thousands of women always put Climalene in the wash before the soap goes in.

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Thrift Pa Can sizes are shown on principal ones permitted by WPB for retail trade; glass containers not as closely restricted yet. but practically all bottled foods come only in the No. 2 (2'i cups) and (3'2 cups) sizes. Point values same for all brands because weight of container contents are stabilized by trade within narrow range. Frozen food values are based upon the package weights used by 90 per cent of the industry.

Point values are not affected by differences in grade or quality..