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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1943
Page
6
Government food experts urge using fresh-water fish as a meat substitute and highlight carp as a nutritious option. They advise removing skin by brief boiling and peeling while hot, then rinsing the flesh, noting risks if boiling is prolonged.
A homemaker oriented guide offers fish based meals including Fish Shepherds Pie with vegetables and stock, a fish Noodle Ring, orange cottage pudding, and quick options like creamed fish on waffles. It emphasizes using stock in soups, baking times, and pairing with salads and desserts.
Elsie Robinson highlights Lieut. Juanita Redmond A N C whose memoir I Served On Bataan depicts minute by minute horror from Manila to Cavite. Redmond recounts bombings gas gangrene leprosy and mangled corpses while tending wounded under blackout and jungle gloom.
Rolled stuffed flounder or haddock with lemon juice onion parsley and bread crumb dressing. Two fillets spread with dressing roll tight secure with picks bake in hot oven with butter and paprika. serves four.
Stockholm Sweden June 9 The heart of Paris has been closed to French automobile traffic by the German occupation authorities to forestall attacks on German administration buildings The Champs Elysees and major boulevards from Place de la Madeleine to Rue Druot Avenue de l Opera and Rue de Rivoli were among streets closed effective May 26 by the order per Aftontidningen.
New Orleans is described as the top U S metro for coffee consumption per person with cooks using two tabs per cup and many children reportedly drinking coffee at a young age.
Jari Valtin, author of Out Of The Night, is placed in 1A in the draft per Alliance Book Corp. He was paroled from Ellis Island last week after illegal entry. He had applied for Army enlistment last August and received friendly enemy alien clearance.
Eight women completing a condensed four week training will graduate Friday at 4 p.m. at the Y W C A as nurses aides. Instructor Mrs Catherine H Brown guided demonstrations discussions and hospital practicals. Friends invited to attend.
The piece reviews Week entertainment at the B s Theatre and Diamond Horseshoe with Chas Angoff and Prof. B. Rose productions, plus Clifford Fischer's Folies Bergere. It notes Bataan with Robert Taylor and Night Plane from Chungking, and comments on The March of Time war effort study. Bob Trout’s radio return and Ed Herlihy's NBC bit are mentioned with light humor about a child on air.
Cosmopolitan leads nine best sellers in ten months with Forester's The Ship latest. Le Monde Libre appears as Free World's French edition. Ladies' Home Journal features a piece on New York police officer Pete Naton. Click critiques postwar debates with Wheeler and Will Rogers. Time notes John L. Lewis never lost a political battle, amid past losses in 1940.
George Jean Nathan returns to The Late Watch after a lengthy illness. Navy Lt. Richard Lockridge is the Sun’s drama critic and author of speeches for brass hats. Bob Considine endures a rough overseas assignment. John Lardner and Vincent Sheean rejoin town with others. Doug Fairbanks on leave looks younger and spoke well about Dieppe. Robert Frost insiders note silence strains friendships. Churchill speech advisers include Lippmann and Gunther. Censorship discussions loom with Brown, Kingdon, Grafton and others. We cannot accept this passively.
A collage of quoted snippets from various authors and voices presents wit and reflection. Notable lines touch on speech, appearance, attention, monument, and desire for change with brief pointed imagery.
The Screen Actors Guild faces a split as an old actor from the Guild Home secured a three day studio job. He was ejected from the home and found himself penniless and homeless on his return to the screen. The incident threatens mass resignations by notable members of the profession.
In his book Elliot Paul claims Greta Garbo pondered chemistry for Mme Curie, a line noting a tired producer. He overlooks the real chemist helper Justine Johnstone, a former Follies performer linked to early medical breakthroughs.
The Old Pueblo club hosts a luncheon in honor of Mrs Ambler Wilson and Mrs John Judd as they prepare for a summer in the east. Miss Muriel Upham plans an 11 guest luncheon at her home Thursday for visiting Mrs Al Purchase of Peach Springs Arizona in Tucson.
Mrs. Eugene Durand has returned from the west coast where she visited her brother who has been ill.
Mrs Rollin A Wilbur Jr will depart soon for Redondo Beach California to join her mother-in-law Mrs Rollin A Wilbur Sr
Decca Records disclosed in its 1942 report to the SEC that Bing Crosby received 298 946 dollars. Other prominent payments included Jimmy Dorsey 79302 dollars and The Andrews Sisters 48306 dollars. Executives at Decca also drew substantial sums.
Allied air forces bombed Kaimana and Babo in Dutch New Guinea setting fires and explosions in buildings. Heavy bombers hit shipping near Soemba Island with near misses on a 5 000 ton cargo vessel. A Liberator attacked a small convoy off Keving in the Bismarck Sea. Medium bombers hit Dilli Koepang Timor Cape Gloucester. Long range fighters strafed Komiatum area in New Guinea.
Insider talk claims ex Vice President Garner manipulates the anti fourth term push. New York Times reporter Frank Kluckhohn and Mutual’s Jack Thompson briefly return from Africa. Babs Beck’s night flight ends safely after a crash landing. Lt Eddy Duchin earns promotion to executive officer of a submarine chaser. A New York police officer named Drew is suspended over allegations of aiding seditionists, risking his job.
Ad executives at the Ritz Towers mingle over publicity roles with Steve Hannagan noting consultants are last minute blame sharers. Joan Roberts jokes about Mayor LaGuardia and Army rebuffs as Hildegarde’s Persian Room quips reference Mrs. Roosevelt.
Members of St Anne Society of All Saints Church gathered at Mr and Mrs Frank Ricke s Dubree road home for the last meeting of summer. Mrs Morris Stollar was elected secretary to fill an unexpired term as Miss Clara Aschoff departs for California. Attending were Rev A F Gramer Mrs Mary Baker and many parishioners including Anna Leary Morris Stollar Urban Geis Edward Rinstadt Larry Woods W E Marsh Lila Dean May Bake Harry Sellers Ellie Simmonds Wm Small and others with Rose Loretta Leary Clara Aschor and the host couple.
London women weary of long shopping queues plan a nine point plan backed by the Trade Union Council to reduce wasted hours. Delegates from war workers and housewives will meet to propose staggered hours, later shop openings, and wartime only hours to ease shortages and boost factory production.
Hollywood report says UP Velázquez troupe appealed to the rationing board after selling over 100000 dollars in war bonds through their dancing. The board granted an emergency coupon until the next shoe call on June 15.
Gunther C. Brandt, 20, a magazine salesman arrested in Nogales, ariz, has admitted complicity in the death of Mrs. Mary Rakoobian, 92. He said he gagged and struck her on April 27 after entering her home and taking a wrist watch and draftsman's set.
In 1940, Meriwether Lewis National Monument in Tennessee drew 18 090 visitors reflecting ongoing public interest in the historic site.
The war production board doubles wool allowance for garments and fabrics, aiming to eliminate rationing. Officials say wool stockpiles and 1944-45 U. S. clips meet wartime civilian and military needs through January 1946. Rayon shortage could intensify next year, but current wool outlook improves.
The University Methodist church hosted a swimming party and picnic supper in Wetmore’s for service men. Attendees included Naval Training School officers from various cities and staff from Davis-Monthan field and Marana, plus numerous guests from Tucson and other states.
Most of the 46 million dollars' worth of new commercial laundry machinery in 1943 will go to military uses. Some will be reserved for civilian hospitals, but almost none for nearby laundries.
Dr. James E. Paullin warned that civilian doctors available yearly fall short by about 700 as many physicians enter military service. He urged relocation of older physicians and expansion of service hospitals to maintain medical care and advance research during wartime.
Lieut. Col. G. H. Atkins president of the Canadian Bar Association warned at the University of Chicago Law School dinner that any amendments to democracy should come from the free choice of the people not from a few leaders. He cautioned against appeals to covetousness under phrases like the more abundant life and distribution of wealth.
A Stockholm report states that Russians and Poles compelled to labor in Germany were forbidden to attend church. The restriction highlights wartime persecution of minority workers under occupation.
Washington reports wool growers oppose proposed controls on wool and worsted fabrics to standardize to utility cloths. A memorandum claims the administration aims to limit fabric varieties to ease price ceilings while the U S stockpile stands at 1 800 000 000 pounds amid ongoing Australian imports.
A special meeting of the farm labor advisory committee led by chairman George P. Butt was called to develop solutions for Pima county farm labor problems. County Agricultural Agent C. B. Brown announced the session at 8:30 p m Friday in the county agent's third floor office in the courthouse. Howard R. Baker of the University of Arizona extension program will attend to present relevant county issues.
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