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Tie MdTTS

A. j. L.-WiIl ! get the money
that ] hive been expecting for the
past two weeksi
Ans: / see disappointment for
you In connection with the land
that you have LEASED for can
not contact you receiving money
In this particular instance. The
land will be sold to person with
money at later date and you viii
get a good price for II.
VI. P.-I am undecided whether
I should continue my work or what
II the best thing for me 10 dot
| Ans: Your illness has been very
nerve-racking and you should not
return to work this early Go to
your FARM and rest for the bal
ance of the summer and by fall you
will be In good shape. This change
will also be very beneficial to your
son and your husband.
y. H.-DO either Of my girls
mean what they tell me or are they
Just pulling my Iegi
Ans: Both of these girls are very
serious and each OF them are plan
ming to MARRY YOU before
August. You had better hurry and
decide which of the girls you really
want and let the other one down
for it won't be joke II you wait
much longer
VI. D.. WIN mother get the In
surancc money! What cansed this
death!
Ans Yes-there will be small
sum Of money for your mother
when she finishes the expenses at
tachcd TO your BROTHI1Ii's PASS
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DREAM GIRL SOCIAL GLIB

The club wishes 10 announce
that its whist party and dance.
which was to have been held June
22, has been postponed until June
29, at $50 Frederick street. The
public Is invited to attend.
The next meeting lasI Thursday
evening was held at the residence
Of Mrs Daisy Weatherly. The busl-
ness session was brief. after which
a tasty repast was served and
bridge played
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Magnolia Benton, $50 Fred
erick.
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Caldwell Thomas
Nuptials To Be
Solemnized Satur-
day, June 20

Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Caldwell
2935 McDougall. announce the APP
preaching marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Hannah Elizabeth
to Alexander Thomas. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Thomas, the cere-
mony TO be solemnized at Mace
dona Baptist Church. Saturday,
June 20. at $3.50 p. m.
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The weekly meeting of the club
was held Wednesday. June II, al
the customary place. 504 f. Han
cock. Plans were discussed for be.
Ginning a series OF summer dances
parties. and picnics June % 4
cabaret party and dance will be
held Saturday. juno 81 At 9.l5 +
Warren. Friends and visitors are
cordially invited TO attend
Booker T Navcs rs president
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ATTY. q. Il. MASSENBERC
BIZ FnrnSworth
No. 2f0l1S

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County ol
! Wayne, In Chancery.
-. - = : - - ! ~ = >'.--i- rFfrrff
cFA oiiAlNAN' Defendant.
At 2 session of said Court held al
we Noul' iieuse IN The CITY Of
ao' D0'.o'. ~ s''i 'ouh'y' on me
--hu ~! 'F Nil a. ~ iH7a IRE
sent; ihp lfnn Homer Ferguson
: F'cut Judse
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Detroit Man Sought
As Heir To Estate
In Montreal, Canada

James Thomas Dunn. former
Detroit taxi-driver. Is being
sought by the administrator OF his
fathers estate In Montreal, Can
ada. A communication from the
administrator reads as follows:
Gentleman:
! would kindly ask you to try
and locate a certain party by the
name of James Thomas Dunn, who
was a taxidriver in 1926and 81 in
your city. He is the son of late
John Dunn. In his lifetime steel
worker living in Montreal. fol-
about three or four years and who
died in this city on the 18th OF
July 1927. The father was an ex.
service man In the American
Army.
AS far as ] know, Mr.. Dunn had
two sons living together in a sub.
urb OF Detroit. rather Hamtramck
One OF the sons. the oldest. Is
married to a German girl, and
came to Montreal. to see his father
when he died.
AS must get In touch with he
family In order to settle an estate,
! would be grateful for any help
you may give me.
Thanking you for your courtscy
in the matter. beg to remain
Yours very truly.
(Signed) M. A. Beaudoin
1904 st. Gerard st.
Montreal. Canada.
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FRANK T. DoNKowsKI
No. lnzssa

= ATE or MICHIGAN. !
county OF Wayne
AZ a session of The Probate
Eanri fol sail County Of Wayne.
hcld at lhc Probate Court Room IN
ihe City ol Detroit On Che SIKH
lr ~ Jner in tlfe scar one lhou-
~nd nine hundred and thirty five.
'rcni Joseph a Murphy. Judge
of Probate
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Hattie Gillian, deceased Minerva
Edmonls. cxecutrix under the last
will and testament Of said deceas-
"a having rendered TO this Court
her final account and filed there
flih petition praying that the
balance Of said estate be iistribut-
ed TO the persons entitled thereto.
Il is ordered. That The ninth day
OF July next at ten o'clock in the
forenoon AZ said Court Room be
for examining and al
lowing said account ana hearing
sail petition
And lt is further Ordered. That
4 capy of this order be published
hrre successive weeks previous to
said timc OF hearing in the 'rm-
bHuc-IndepondCnt newspaper
printed and circulating in said
County Of Wayne
JOSEPH a. MURPHY
Judge Of Probate
CA true copy
LONETT BRUCE
Deputy Probate Register
June 15-22-29
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i"Tl. lEiii,Y l.. DIXON
l357 sherman street
No Da1s1@
Can true copy
FRANK f. BONKOWSKI
Deputy Clerk


STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court fer ihc county OF
Wayne In Chan,ery
pHfLIlp WOOD plaMiff. VS..
ELLA WOOD Defendant
ORDER OF ltBIlCATiON
At o session OF said Court held
10 the Wayno Cofuts Court House
ia The CITY Of Dctsolt on the %
day Of April A. y. i9s5. Present:
Hon. Homer Ferguson Circuit
Judge.
Satisfactory rrcof appearing by
affidavit that the said Defendant.
Ella Wood. is not a resident OF this
State. and that II cannot be ascer-
tuincd IN what State the said lie.
fcndant now resides, nor can 1t be
ascertained on which street and
address number the said Defen-
dant now resides. but that her last
known address was 402 Shrews-
berry Street. Charleston, w. Va.
On motion OF Jerry l.. Dixon. At
torney for Plaintiff. 1T is Or
DERED that the aforesaid Defen-
dant Ella Wood. enter her appear
ance in the above entitled cause
within three months from the
date hereof. or the said Bill of
Complaint filed herein, will be
taken as confessed against her.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED.
thatskhis Order be published ac-
cording TO Law, and that a copy
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COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE
NO. 1885

In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Charles A. Waterman. deceased.
] the undersigned. having been
appointed by the Probate Court
ior the County OF Wayne, State OF
Michigan, Commissioner TO re-
ceive. and ADJUST all claims and
demands OF All persons against
sail deceased do hereby give
notice that viii be at The office
uf Frederick r. Austin 1917 Ma
lanal n4nk Bgild'ne. Detroit.
Nichiean IN said County. On Thurs
dey ite first day of August. a. d.,
1855, .ud on Iesday the first day
ol October. A. ~. 1895. al $500
O'Clock y. ~. Of each OF said days,
FOR the purpose of examining and
allowing said claims. ana that four
months from the first day OF June
A. D.. 1895. were allowed by said
Court for creditors TO present their
claims TO me for examination and
allowance.
Dated June lst, 1895.
HENRY GLICMAN
Commissioner
u. O. Address:
20 West Alexandrine
Detroit, Michigan
,uhliahad an natroif -rrihnnaIp
dependent
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ING. II seems 10 me that your ply
sician was perfectly frank in this
case and this death could not have
been avoided.
y. l.. S.-WiIl hold my same
position next year that have had
for this year!
Ans: You will return to the
same SCHOOL that you taught at
last year and will teach the same
grade. There will be an increase
In your salary for the officials in
your county were well pleased with
the work that you did last term
and the progress that you made.
A. W.--WIll the swoman that
90 with come and stay with me
while l am IIIi
J Ans Nothing world please this
woman more than 10 stay with you
but II seems to me that she has a
very jealous HUSBAND who would
cause both you and her some seri-
Gus trouble IL he knew that you had
been going with her. Let this wo-
man alone for II she docs not care
iur her husband then she should
divorce him before running around
with other people.
). L.-WiII I lie successful IN my
undertaking and viii redeem my
home anytime som!
Ans II you -ais. the necessary
capital you coIld 10 we'll N going
into the GROCERY BUSINESS as
you possess the nerc ssaiy qualifi-
cations to make and save some
money in this liue Yon will redeem
your home but not helorn the year
Of lyec II seems fhat a relative Of
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SOCIAL SMOKERS CLUB

The club met at the home of
Charles Hodge. 1905 Gallagher
street, with all members present.
The club will sponsor dance at
Rainbow Garden. Chene.. and MIL
wauke, in the near future. Every
body is cordially invited.
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Confesses Murder
After 7 Year

Memphis, Tenn. June "a. N. P)
James Roades. arrested in Cleve-
land, Ohio. as a suspicious char
acter, who gave his home as Men,
phis, has been returned here and
is said by police to have confess
ed the holdup Of Joseph Tarerna.
Italian groceryman, in 1928.
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t1rt jt4itN ". pLKEl
ios Crgiiot
so. ai06-e

iDs l,rWfitt
Ne. si06-s
STATE or MMiuCAN In tho
Circuit Cuur for The County OF
Wayne. Ia ChanccrN
EVERLEE SMITH. Plaintiff. rs.
lCURTIS SMITH. Defendant.
At a session of said Court held
at the Wayne County Court House
In the City Of Detroit, on the 3rd
day Of May, A. D.. 1895. Present:
Hon Allan Campbell, Circuit
Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing by
affidavit hereto attached that the
defendant Curtis Smith. is not a
resident of the State OF Michigan.
and II cannot be ascertained IN
what state or county he does re-
side, and that his last known ad-
dress was Dayton, Ohio. General
Deliver.
On motion OF Julian w. Perry,
attorney for the plaintiff,
1T is 0RDERE that the afore-
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said defendant Curtis Smith. en-
ter his appearance in the above
entitled cadsc within three months
from the late hereof or the said
Bill Of Complaint filed herein will
be taken as confessed against him.
and
On like motion. 1T is ORDER
ED that the order be published ac-
cording to law or copy thereof
be sent to the defendant at his last
known address. by registered mail.
ALLAN CAMPBELL
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK F. BONKOwSKI
Deputy Clerk
June15-22-29-July 6-13-2O-27
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NO., sso5ss

NJ. sJJJSJ
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Cir
cult Court of Wayne. In Chancery.
HOWARD BURNS. Plaintiff. VS..
ALMA BURNS. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ a session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City OF
Detroit. County OF Wayne, state
OF Michigan on the 18th day Of
may. A. ID. 1885. Present. The Hon
orable Allan Campbell. Circuit
Judge.
IL appearing by 'ffidavit on file
that the defendant IS a resident Of
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10. a3G7s5


STATE or AlClllgNN In tire
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. In Chanccry.
IDN PAYNE. Plaintiff VS.. JOHN
PAYNE. Defendant
~ i session OF said Court heA at
fhe@Court House in the City OF
Detroit on the 27th day Of April, A.
ID. 1925. Present: Hon. Homer
.r,sreuson. Circuit Judge.
To uppsaring 10 this Court from
the affidavit on fiio that q cannot
be nscertaincd IN what state or
country The defendant John PAYNE,
rc-ides. ami that. his last known
address was the Fisher Lodge. at
the ccrncr of piauette and Beau
bon street Detroit Michigan,
ON motion of Mitchell ,iar'Inez,
Dlr and npaiey Attorneys for the
plaintiff ~ is ORDERED that he
appear ana answer ihe Eill Of
Complaint filed in this cause with
in three months sro'l the ddle uf
this Order. or said Bill will be TAX
en- as contested. ana that copy OF
said Order be sent to tho last
known address ot said defendant
by registered mail and in case no
registered return receipt signed by
the defendant is received, that this
order be published as required by
law.
HOMER FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
CA true copy
FRANK +. BONKOWSKl
Deputy Clerk
C-1-S-15-22 20 -7-G-13
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as canfessed ly her Ana il is fur
t3er ei'rgwl fhat a copy OF this
ricr he sent 70 the defendant at
p last kanwn address BY register
wai' lal ihAi the same be pub
llhel ACCORDING ta iaw.
JOSEPH a. MONNAH.AN
Circuit Judge
~ true copNl
FRANK +. BONKOwSNI
Deputy Cierk
6-s to 7-2O
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TIN FOlK OfL0ok gRIn-
NlIlI.s lLlR

The Club was delightially enter
tainedfby Mrs, Woods, MeInea aas
June II, nt her ~sidence S9l r.
Palmer . .aencr-'>
served after which bridge 81
played llish SCORES were rade ht
Mrs Aspla Coaics
Mand fa.llaFarro stmni
Cora Fuluo isira
rhr nfNt ttcf Wh h
Mrs Walkcr or farr sjfr
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NOTIGE question VIII be FREE In this
heading this column inosed Your
Oacsiion Irihdnte,
lrry seliaddresSed
siioluay Reading receipt by mail FREE ADNlCE
Three Questions Send letters RAMON. The Menals
q The Trbune-Independcnt 2i6 81. Antone Detroit. Mich
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ihereof be sent 10 the Defendant
= her lasf known address by re-
g'stered mail
HOMER FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
GA true copyl
FRANK +. RONKOWSI'
Deputy Clerk
5-i-lf-ls-25 6-7-ti
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within Our House"
"As The Eagle Scars"
ALL ON PAGE FOUR
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reael Each Week
''Vthin Our House
-o--
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WILLIS M. GRAVES
Att0rney-at-Law
251 East Warren Ave.
NO. $4,000
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
circuit Court for the County of
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La gaceta., 1935-03-06
TEMPORAL EN- LOS
N LAGOS

st. Paul, Mimi, MARIO g.
Tn temporal de nieve, cor
viento de so millas por bora,
cause grandes estragos en- e.
distrito de los grandes lagos.
entorpeciendo las comunicacio-
mes telegraficas, telef6nicas y
de otras classes.
Seis ciudades, Duluth, Supe-
.rior, Virginia, Hibbing, James
y Valley City, estaban ais
ladas en- la tarde de aver. Dos
pulgadas de nieve cubren los
caminos y edificios. En- algunos
lugares de North Dakota ell es-
peSor de la nieve pasa de cuatro
pulgadas.
La gaceta., 1935-03-06
Loyal knights

Hoy microbes habra ufa fun
ci6n social, organizada por la
Secci6n de Sociabilidad, con la
zarzuela espanola LAS Bribo-
mas" tomando parte las hernia
mas Ramirez, Carmita Esperan-
tie, Felicidad Sanchez, Lourdes
Vazquez, Lucy Vazquez, Mauri-
clio Gutierrez, Ricardo Suarez,
Jose Orgaz, Bernardo La Osa,
L. Campo, Antonio Cueto y
Herminio Garcia.
Ell programa musical estara
a cargo de Virtudes Gutierrez,
Julia de la Parte y Cesar Con
zalez.
Sc cantara un bonito pasodo-
Ole por ell coro de Los Alegres
Leales.
Cesar Ri0er0.
La gaceta., 1935-03-06
HOGAR Y ESTA-

ESPANOLA

Buena inversion Y un lugar
para vivir. Dos locales para es-
tablecimientos, 5 cuartos en- los
altos, excelente para bodega y
zapateria. Lote de 5OX87, cerca
de la avenida Central y Ross.
TODD p0r $1,000, a plazos, LA
me a A. V. Lopez, telefono 1861
A. J. Limms, Inc
La gaceta., 1935-03-06
C

Falleci6 anoche en- su domi-
clio, ndmero 1919 de la Quin-
ia aVenida, la Srta. Adelina Gil
Clio, de 26 amos. Ademas de SUI
padre, Sr. Gaetano CYCLIC, la so
breviyen tres hermanos y dos
hermanaS.
La gaceta., 1935-03-06
Una vista a la casa de
salud del Centre Espanol


En- la manana del pasado
domingo me dirigi al Sanatorio
del Centre Espanol, que esta
enclavado en- uno de los luga-
res mas higienicos del BouA-
ward, para yer las mejorAs que
sc estan llevando a cabo en- di-
Mb establecimiento benefico.
A instancias mias, ell admi-
nistrador, ST.. Antonio Vale,
me conduce a todos los depar-
tamentos del Sanatorio.
A la entrada, en- forma Grey
lar, c6modos divanes esperaAla
llegada de algun amigo Eisi-
tante.
Ell piso ha sido removidO y Sc
lie ha puesto un material apTo =
p6sito para clinicas.
En- ell piso alto cada cuarto
tiene instaladas modernas y
fuertes lamparas, regaIo de la
Secci6n de Recreo, en- su esf0r-
zada campana en- pro del Sana :
torio.
Llegamos a la camara de los
rayos X, y ell Sr. Vale, entendi-
do en- ell manejo de este valioso
: aparato, 10 hace funcionar.
Trae ell Sr. Vale un trozo de
MADEIRA grueso, 10 pone entire ell
CRYSTAL y mi brazo y un poquitia
opaco me veo claramente las eX
tremidades superiores.
Pasamos luego a una habita-
ci6n, cuyas paroles estan acol-
chadas.
Lo encuentro c6modo para
pasar la noche. Tiene un aspeC
to agradable. Me dice ell Sr. Va
lie; este es ell cuarto de los To-
cos"
La gaceta., 1935-03-06
LA ADMINISTRATION
FEDERAL DE CASAS
EN- YBOR

Ha comenzado a actuar en-
los barrios latinos, y especial
mente en- Ybor City, la admi-
nistraci6n federal en- pro de la
reparaci6n y construction de
casaS.
Agentes de la administrator
recorrieron aver centenares dc
casas, hacienda preguntas de
gran interes.
En- todas parties Sc les rapt
con extraordinaria corAa, lc
que la administracjF local a
gradece.
La gaceta., 1935-03-06

Henetta Borshard; 6:35, orques
ia de Vicente Travers; 700,
Myrt y Marge; 7:15, orquesta
de Fettis; 200, banda de Ia mr.
Irina; $50, aventuras de Oracle
Allen; 10 100, Jack Pearl y or
qUesta; 10:45, concerto Column
bia; HIS, orluesta de Leon
Velasco, y II 80, orquesta de
Nelson.
Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena nacional: 5:45, la huerfa-
Ina Ana; 6:45, Lowell Thomas;
ZOO, Amos y Andy; 1880, Red
Davis; 100 Mary Pickford y
su compania; 900, Fren Allen
" Town Hall; 1000, Lombar-
do Land; 10 80, srquesta de la
tciudad; 11:15, tenor Robert
Royce; II 1870, cuarteto man
chas de tinta; II 80, orquesta
de Coburn; 1900, violinista
Sender; 1906 orquesta de Rich
ardson, Y II 80 orquesta de Ed
die Lane.
La gaceta., 1935-03-06
SOCIALES

Perfectament9
t0s, asi c2a
les H4sss eTTS9>de sq
procel Hia. Es ell salon come
dor, 9nde los ~empleados saba
reah1n I'm rico cocido. Ell
Wifi me invita- a almorzSx
IApto, por anteriores
Yis0s,
FL cuarto de autopl
sin estrenar.
Pasamos al SALON.
mes, donde los Ell
buscar la salud e4
inteligentes cirl
Dor. TODD moder1 lico.
En- ell dispensario, a Jug por
los frascos que veo, su bngo
Igue habra IN surtido com pleto
de medicinas. Me lleva despues
eel Sr. Vale a la terraza.
La fresca brisa del mar aca-
ricia TODD ell edificio. Ell sol GU
bre toda la terraza. Tn verda-
dero "%solarium," lugar impor-
tante para la reposici6n de la
salud.
Vamos a la oficina. TODD en
orden. Ell Director, DR.. Santa
Ego Paniello, tiene a su cuidadC
Ia enfermos. Ell DR.. M. R. Win.
ton, ayudado del DR.. Paniello
habia hecho dos Cperaciones Ell
las personals de Mrs. S. SimonS
~ Sindulfo Suarez.
Ell Dr., Ismael Angulo ofrect
sus cuidados a Manuel Landei
ra.
Pronto seran instaladas las
nuevas y modernas camas, obs'
quio de la Secci6n de Damas d.
Protection y Auxilio.
Todo 10 que listed ha visto
me dice ell ST.. Vale, es de 10
Ienfermos; por ellos nos afana
mos cada dia. No queremos gu
carezcan de NADIA.
Esto me hace recordar las fir
SEES de Fernandez Rey, ell Presi
dente general: "Tenemos gu
pedirle a los sanos para darle
los enfermos."
En- la escalera nos despedi
mos, agradeciendo al Sr. Vail
su fina cortesia y prometiend
lima nr0xima vista.
Me encamino a la clinica IL
Benefica," que tambien CORES
ponde al Centre Espanol.
Ali TODD respira hygiene y m
dernidad, tanto en- la sala de Q
peraciones, con sus potentes lu
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lambs, porterhouse steak and a few
other things.
These recipes were contributed by
the Normandie chef:
Cut chicken into serving pieces.
Season with salt and pepper. Saute
in butter until golden brown. Add
several finely chopped onions and
cook until brown. Dredge with two
tablespoons of -four and cover with
two glasses of liquid. equal parts Of
chicken stock and Anjou wine. SIM
mer for an hour and half.
Remove the chicken and strain
the gravy. pressing the onions
through the sieve. Prepare a white
cream sauce with the yolks of three
eggs and a little milk. Add TO the
chicken gravy, which has been re-
moved from the fire. Blend we'll.
Add few small cooked mushrooms
and small cooked white onions.
Pour this sauce over the chicken
Serve with fancy bits of pastry
crust. Hot biscuits would be fine.
Leg of Spring Lamb
Roast a leg of lamb until golden
brown, G5 minutes to the pound
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

plus 20 minutes in a hot oven). At
the end of the first 40 minutes pour
off the fat and put in some but
ter. Cut in slices and serve on cas-
serole potatoes topped with gravy.
Prepare the potatoes this way:
Cut them in thin slices and add
chopped onion, savory herbs, butter,
salt and pepper. Mix well. Put
into buttered baking dish. Moisten
with white sauce and bake in the
oven. Servy very hot.
Parterhouse Steak la VALERIE
Broil the steak and place individ-
ual portions on buttered croutons.
On each portion place a cooked
artichoke heart filled with crushed
tomato. Garnish with a border Of
Bernaise sauce. Serve with new po-
tatoes fried in butter Or make a
sauce of rendered suet and port
wine and pour a little of this over
the steak.
Veal Kidneys a la Bordelaise
Split the kidneys, skin them and
sa,lte in hiItter When brown. add
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CHEF OFFERS
RECIPES USED
ON N0RMANDIE
Steak la VALERIE Included
on List With Lamb
and Kidneys.

one consolation for the landlub-
Der who can not go voyaging on
the Normandie is knowing that one
could. with a little forethought,
considerable expense and lot Of
careful cooking, have meals that
would duplicate those to be served
in that ships bright salons.
For the volatile. the poularde, the
agneau. les haricots verts au beurre,
the petitsc pois frais, the asperges
and even the filling for the tarte
aux fraises were bought in American
markets and dumped into the ships
staterooms to be cooked in and on
the worlds largest kitchen stove.
From the chef, CASTOR Magrin, has
been obtained, his recipe for cooking
volatile chicken to Americans; also
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enough Bordeaux wine for simmer
ing and cook until the wine is re-
duced.
Add hot veal stock or hot water,
a few drops of lemon juice. pinch
of chopped parsley and bit of but
ter. Put in a few mushrooms that
have been sauted in frying pan,
add finely-cut chives and simmer
with the kidneys 10 minutes. Serve
very hot
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ParterhOuse steak Ia valerie
Veal Kidneys a la BOrdelaise

Split the kidneys, skin them and
saute in butter. When brown, add
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Parsley Potatoes

Parsley shipped fine with the
scissors does something that moth
ing else could do to new potatoes
Boil the potatoes in their jackets
peel them, roll in hot butter. then
in parsley. letting the whole opera
ton use up only a jiffy. for po-
tatoeS. of all things, lose their per
sonality if they are allowed to get
indifferently lukewarm.
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Of all commodities is to be fried.
stuffed and baked or boiled. IL
gives a grand flip to stuffing. no
matter what else you put in and
sprinklng added Just before taking
the food to the table contributes eye
and palate appeal
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Hot BREAD

One of the easiest and most eco
nomical ways to add interest to
meals is to serve unusual breads,
and a luncheon consisting of a salad
a hot bread and a drink of some
sort is most satisfactory from sew
eral points of view.
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Ginger Seasoning

Ginger in fruit cocktails. as a
sauce over ice cream and even
frozen into the ice cream itself has
become a fad Of smart hOstesses this
year. The touch of heat adds a
piquant note TO what otherwise is
mOnotOny Of sweetness.