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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-01-24

esting rivalry among American
milers. John Paul Jones of Cornell
and Norman Taber of Brown were
the others and Kviat, winning the
national mile runs in 1911, 1912
and 1S1S-mOre than held his own.
Was it any wonder when starter
Johnny McHugh at the Millrose
Games raised his gun into the air
and cried, MARKS, Set!" tois wing
ii closely with the crisp report OF
the pisi y, that Kiviat gripred our
arm and DIDN'T let go Until it was
all over. AS runner crept up on
runner as the challenger tried t.,
usurp the front line position; as
the gong sounded for the last lap;
as the winner kicked to a resound-
ing finish = was it any wonder
that the pressure of AbeTs arm
frightened on ours. Was there any
wonder for his gasping sigh as
Fenske broke through the tape?
Not whit. Colorful Kiviat was
running in that race as sure as
you're reading this story. We felt
by the grip on our arm what those
mile runs, those world record
marks, those national champion
ships must have meant to Kiviat
back in the days almost before
we were born. For us all the
drama of the Millrose Games
which of itself rouses US to fever
lsh heights was so much more
poignant and, Cwithout intending
the pun) so intensely gripping.
"Pinky" Sober, the press stew
ard at the MillrOse Games, who
was but a carbon copy of Kiviat
some fifteen years ago doesn't
hesitate a moment in letting you
know that when he was shooting
for the records in 1924 and 1925,
he was modelling himself after his
childhood hero, Kiviat. Sanford
Goldberg, the flying Fireman OF
New York, member of the Mill
rose Club along with Sober and
Kiviat, (whO gives promise of TAX
ing up some day where Cunning
ham left Off will also tell you
that the marks set by Kiviat are
the ones he wants to equal first.
For us the Wanamaker mile has
everything an intersectional grid
iron battle holds in the closing
minutes of fray when a player
drops back to shoot a forward
pass in desperate effort for vic
tory; all the tenseness of heavy
weight fight when the champ, bat.
tered and bruised, is groggy and
tottering on his feet in the final
seconds of battle. Is it any won
der? Through Kiviat's eyes we
were seeing what Jewish athletes
had done in the past. With our own
we hope to see other Jewish ath-
letes take thir places on the cham
pionship acknowledgment in the
future Wanamaker Mile.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-01-24
JEWS IN
SPORTS
BY MoRRIs WIENER

that one finds only in AL sport
ing attractions. It is the one ev-
ening on our sports calendar =
come hell or high water-that we
never miss.
Now the Wanamalxer Mile is
but one of the many track events
on card studded with stellar at
tractiOns-but so high is the ma
tlOnal fever; so intense the public
fervOr; and so great the publicity
attendant on that one event that
the Mile Run has come to be THE
event of not only the MillrOse
Games but of the other four ma
jOr indoor jambOreeS of the year.
Last year we were hepped to new
heights of emOtiOnalism yet nary
a single Jewish runner was in the
field of six tn a t answered the
starters gun. (FOr that matter,
the only Jewish miller ever to run
in the Wanamaker Mile in the last
decade was Marvin Stern, a New
Yorker who well while leading his
Brigade on the heights of Guada-
lajara.) Why then, you may right
ly ask, all this excitement? The
answer is a simple one. We were
watching the race through the
eyes of a champion mile-runner
who had been trailing clouds of
glory when we were trailing in
knee pants. We were seated along
side Abel Kiviat = the greatest
Jewish miller of all time.
JEWISH ATHLETES HAVE A
MARK TO SHOOT AT -.
So much has happened on the
front pages during this last year
that perhaps you may have for
gotten what took place on the
sport pages. But, you may recall,
two great athletes were in the
box of honor at last years Mill
rose Games = Faavo IIurmi the
Flying Finn, and Corporal Maxi
fresh from honors on the Manner
helm line. Both of these gentle
men We're milers. Nurmi, the
champion of the past, and Maxi,
the challenger of Americas best.
Naturally, the press devoted ban
ner headlines to their reason for
coming to the United States Git
was to raise money to buy air
planes for the Finnish Army
while the sport pages wAxed SEN
timental over Nurmi's emotions
on watching comparative young
sters shatter the brilliant records
he alone had created. Perhaps it
was these items in the press that
made us look at the 1910 Wanna
maker Mile through the eyes of
Kiviat = Colorful Kiviat - they
called him thirty years ago.
Perhaps some of you who read
this story will remember Irish"
Abel. 1t is unfortunate that you
youngsters in high school and you
staIwarts in college do not. For I'M
til the simultaneous development
of Cunningham and BrOnthrOn,
and Gene VenZke along with such
miIers as Fenske and RideOut and
San ROmani-the central figures
in recent ''EIiles of the Century,
Abel Kiviat was one of the three
men involved in the most inter-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-01-24

Workers Alliance choral society,
directed by Leo Low, will mark
it's own Goth anniversary simultan-
eously with it's appearance in hon.
or of the Histadrut.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-01-24
Sidney Hillman Lauds Histadrut
Occasion of 10th Anniversary

Sidney Hillman, member of the bg four of President
ROOsevefs chiefs of national Defense joined in the world
wide tributes being paid the Hstadrut in Palestine the
casiOn of it's goth anniversary.
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ais irae,10 cine anocre 2eDrfraft (27

dis irgello cine nnbcre 2ebrfrnft ~
sSabre) ipirfte.
Ser Belebrte mar and eilt Uiellter1
ser llbrinaberfllnit, Die er, aus elller.
alien misunderstanding berporgegdilz
oen, aus 2icbbaberei betrieb. gaSS
aanse llbrenipiten Der ltniperllfat
seilgt bon Ieiler MeilterI6aft.
ssn i'm perliert bie @eieal6aft Sc
iii lno oie @iiienldaft eilten tbrer
tiibtigiten Siltorifer.
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gii6of bpa Miiniter iber bic gpm-
benpermiiitnnacm bes Miniterer 9oms

#e7 4teucL VIC uIhliNDStt& TSultuASe'IiS,
sic lid) III oen Iebten @oden allf Die
gii6ofsitaot Miiniter uno belonoers
anf Sen 9onl ereigneteiL bat Der
bod)p. Serr 9iibof @raf BON @alen
in einem Sirtcnmort an feline 9lo5e'
Ianen folgcnSe Mitteilungen gemabt:
,,sssebt bat Scr Grieg NIT ieiner
@ranIamfeit nnb nit ieinen geripii-
itunaen, tpie porber anbere Srte, 10
audi mlere gistnmsbauptitabt Wfiin%
iter erfabt. Sn idlperen Suftongrif-
fen bat ser @eener in mebreren Nad-
ten sic staot nit Spreng= ino
Branbbombcn iiberi6iittet. @ar
mond,e SoocsfGIle 1no Gerlebnngen
fino su beflagen. 3ablreide 8obnnn-
gen iino aerit0rt ,1no ousgebrannt;
ibre gcipobner baben mir 5i einern
Sell ibre Sabe aerettet. an6 'nebrere
&ir6en iinb eetroffen uno teilmeile
fdrper beiddbiet. am iblimmlten
ipobl infer 9om: Oas 9ob 1nb @e=
molbc oes iiioliben Seitenid)iffes IN
Ser S0be 6es 2llbgernsbrul1nells ilno
BON elmer lSprengbonbe onrbld)la9el1
rno init eincnt SeiIe ser sluBenmalter
einaeltiir5t. 9urd) grplolton llno
5antlid)e @lasfeniter bes Comes ber=
nusgerilien ,nb 5eritort, ioOab 5'1=
nGd)lt ser @ottesbienit in unlerer
&atbeorolfirbe ausgelett peroelt
n,lb."
Ser 8ilbof iaet, baB er bie iiber
Wiiniter eefommenen Selnlnbunget
NIT ipenigen 8orten MIR anoeuten
fSnne. @ott iei 9anf bat iih aber
aud) sic hriitlibe stdditenliebe m
bielen Sdredenstagen betpabrt. giele
1ei1teten nod)barlibe Silfe. 9eIonoe'
rem 9anf berbienten iid Die 8eipob.
ner ser StGbte llnh Srte IN Der no.
bern nnb peiteren llmgebl,ng bon
MiinIter, sic bereitmillig nno galtfrei
ben Strom ser aus Mtiiniter Slid.
tenoen auinabmen uno beberbergten.
lin Dem gsotitano gu iteuern, Ser
fiber Nobt biele 8etpobner bon Wfiin-
{ter getroffen bat, nrbnete Der 8ilfof
bon Miiniter cine 9io5elon-aollefte
OH. n8ir miiiien in driltlider Siebe
ienen bethlehem, bie ipobl nod langc
niht tpiebcr ibre 8obnungen -be5ie=
ben f0nnen, sic Sausrat nno alei-
bnng berloren baben, Die 3. z. ni6t
,pilien, mo- iie Mabruns ,rno. 8erpfle=
e,ns finoen." Die 9urdfiibrune Der
@ilfsoftion ipuroe bem @aritass8er-
bono iibertraeen. .... r
am sdluiie bes Sirtenportes meiIt
Der 8iidoi oarauf bin, oab bel ben
,pieberbolten 2uftansriffen aud Ser
2moaerusbrunnen por oem Dome,
bas 9enfmal an bie yiidfebr oes 8i=
fbois ans ser Gerbannllng nod bem
&ulturfanpfe I'M Sabre 1884 per-
ni6tct ipl,roc. Inter ben Sriimmern
ragt einoig ln,aeritort bie ,Steinfigur
bes 81. 2,,bgerus berpor. Segneno
nno aum Simmel ipeiieno erbebt er
Die lul5eritort gebliebene Stebte, gleid
ais iollte uns ourb sic fait munber-
bare @rrettung bieles 8iloes sic Mab-
nung auaernfen nerben: @as INNER
,ail6 fonunen mag, baltet TeIt on ben
bon @ott geofienbarten ,mb bon Sen
Goriabren ererbten fatboliihen @la,l-
hon osu nIIpr 3prSt1ru,1n ,npnIHIici,er
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Sinh bas nun bic sseialinae?

| Sin0 Ons MINI DC Set9lin9e
g9ie alts 8eribten ans 3cittib
lono berporeebt, iino idon piele 5elo
geiItli1e I'M asie9e inns 2eben ge
fonlmen. Ser @ifer I'M Die Seelel
lieb iie feline @efabr ide,1en, big il
sic poroeriten 2inien porauorineen
gs Jon iosnr Brieiter segeben baben
.bie ii6 nift l6e,lten nit bent Sail
|i6irm ab5nlpringen, Inn ben arn1er
soIoaten oen relieioien Croft iiber'
brineen a,t fonnen uno iih oem Dienl1
on Sen Seelen 5lt ipiomen.
@ir fragen: Sinh oas nun Seloen
poer 5eiglinee? Sat nibt bas nooer.
ne nationaliitil6e Seioenfinn perfiin'
set, bas gbriitentum Made aus Der
iunge1 2euten 5eiglinge? Sol6e, Die
niebts ipoge,L iib niht npfern9 9ie
Satia6en itrafen oie 8eba,tptnngen
oes Ne,1beibentltn1s 2iigen.
Die .,aipa' meloet: 8ie als ber
Mitteilungen Der ein5elnen Sroina.
riate Berporgebt, iino in Ben letter
8oben in RnBlano tpieoerlm meb;
rere fatboIii6e @eiltlide nnb Grie'
iteramtsfanoioaten allf bem Seloe ser
Gbre gefalleu. go per5eibnet allein
oas aoIlegiunt gorronldltn1 Ser @r5.
bio5eie 5reiburg /. gr. fiir Die 3eii
bonn ,25. Suni Bis 20. Sltli feds
Sooesopfer, bie i'm Hublano<5eloall
entipeber BEL &dmpfen getDtet ipurber
ober in 2a5aretten an ben Solgen oei
erlittenen 8ernllnoungeit itarber
au6 bas grieIterielninar ser @r5oio.
5eIe &oln meIbet fir ben Mouat sunni
ben 500 zines Ingeborigen, Ser als
@efreiter in einem SSnftanterieregi-
ment beim ansriff nuf oie stabt 81,
bali fiel. 3ie 9io5eie 2ins per5eihnei
Ben &erIult zines Yrielters, Sip. 8,t,
oolf aaufmann, ber am %. .Suni IN
oen &anpfen gegen GomietruBlanf
als Sanitdtslolbat fiel. 8ie iein
&pnpaniefommanoant meloete, itarf
oieIer 9rieTer ,,bei Ser 8etreuuna
perlpunoeter Gomeraoen I'M 9ienitc
hriitliber NddItenliebe burb einer
&opfida,b." - (Shilo,ua6e.)
8eb. y. &anfmanm, s.S., seitorben
Sm ct. Soiepbs Soipital in Oma,
bo, Nebr., lit ON 2. Sftober ser Sc.
iuitenpater Mlfreb aaufmann i'm Ml
ter bon 62 Sabren an Sen Joleen
zines s6laeanialls seitorben. Sc.
boren am II. Desember 1878 in be1
Shiueia ituoierte er in Der Shtpeii
unb in Sollano, 1,no ipdter int Gam.
pion College, Yrairie OF Gbien, @is..
,po ct a,,6 bon 1904 Bis 1909 90.
5ierte st purbe inn Sabre 1913 gum
Erielter eeipeibt ,nb fam 1914 an bit
Creighton llniperlit0t in Smaba, tpl
er bis 5,t ieiner @rfranflng oo5ierte
S6on friib bate ct oic 8eldibte 81
ieinem Sonoeritlloi,um eetpGblt uni
erparb ii6 einen internationalen STU
als 9iltorifer. ct tpar ser gerfaiiel
elmer &eibe biitoriid)er S6riften uni
2ebrbiiber. No6 1888 ipobnte er- BEN
S,tternationalen &onegil1m Ser SiIto
rifer in Ser sbtpei5 bel uuo ipurb'
llabber bonn Eapit Bius Dem @lfte,
III Bripatal1oien5 elnpfaneen. Nad
ieincr Hiidfebr boaierte er mieber, a,
nor Ereinhfnl II IN Scr or I1nnn
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Gin tenfliidler Glan Der 2pae

ltIlu utl UCpp4uitp't rfspNSe'N :
| gd)iloipade", tobt ein Gieienfanlpf
bes mooernen gottlolen Staates geT
gen oas @rsiebungsredt Der Gltern.
sfae Dtabtc Der ioaen. anfflarllllg,
oes slntidri5t, Der Hepolntion 9ret-
fen oil bie 2ebilnalier oes briltllden
Qebens, ser driltliden TRADITION, -
oiele lette, fcIte Burg Ser airhe alno
oes gbriitentlns: Die briltli6e 5a-
iniliel
3u MnFans bes Ietten Sabrblm-
oerts bat Ser Sreilnanrer ginoiee IN
eineln S6reiben on BEN ipeltberiid1=
tisten 2ogenbritoer ssubills einen
teuiliiben MeltpIau anoefiiuoigt, I'M
Ole gonae ,llenldlihe @eielldaft 5u
entdriltli0elt. Die g1rtdriltlidnna
BET @eieaidoft lit MIR moglld), -
burh bie @ntdriitlihung oer l6ami=
Tie, onrb Die 3eritorl,ng Der DRIFT
Ii6en Samilielrer5iebnng, onrb
oie iittlibe Gorrnption ser 5anltlie,
- ser gdter, - ser Miitter, - Der
&n1ber. s~ssr. -@
9ie 2oge, bie eeberene Mabt bes
antidriitent,rns bate es flar er-
fonnt: 9ie driitlibe Sanlilie 5erIto=
rem, - beibt bie driIt1ibe Nelision
pernihtenl
Ginoiee perfiinbete bie fur6tbare
gnrole: uMa6et erft Die Ser3en la*
iterbnft, l1no ibr perbet feline &a=
tbolifen nlebr babenr
,,gSir baben bas @ebdlloe Der aor=
ruption i'm eroben Stile ,tnternom-
men. Die Gntdriitlidung fiibrt ,ns
oaou, bab mir Die fatbolilbe STRIDE
beeraben perbenp'
ullm bas Gbrilte1ltum nieoer5urei-
Ben, miiiien mir 5nerit Die 5rauen-
melt perberbeni''
Scr bette 8olb fir Sic grmor-.
bung Ser Stride, ser bette StoB in
ibr Ser5 lit oie @ntiittlidung. alio
ans @erf!''
9as 3iel tpl,rbe: Die &orrnption
Ser 6riltlider Samilie!
@os bat ben1 bas Gbriltentrm aus
ser 5arnilie ge,naht, haB bieie bon
oen M6btert oes @ntidriit 10 teuflild
perfolst uno llntersraben .peroen
mill? ......
Die 8efreinns bes Metrppoliten BON
~ 2ember9
3u &rieesanfong mar man Ianee.
3eit Inn 6os 2eben Wier. Seeptpcfi's,
oes Metropoliten bon 2enberg, be-
Iorgt 8ie iebt aus 2emberg geridtet
fpirb;< lit bas Sberbaupt Ser rutbe=
nii9=,,nierten &irde, Der Weetropolit
Migr. SceptDefi, punberbarertpeife
aus Den Sdnoen Ser 8olideipiiten err.
rettet tporbe,1. Der airhenfiirit, Der
bel Set BeIebilus @ali5iens ourh Sic
gfnilen i'm Septen1ber 1889 feline
Seroe nid)t perlaiien tpollte, lit BON
oen 8olihenilten berbaftet tporben..
Der 76iabrige, franfe gr5biidof mar.
90 Monate binourd lnter Ser Muf-
| Ilidt Der @9ll III Ieiner 8obnlng ein-.
geiperrt. Scine bon Ben Gnlien ge=
plante Deportierung nod Sibirien
fonnte nibt mebr beperfitelliet iper=
loen. SIN leeten ansenblid eelans es
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9sittppdi, sen q. bftpber 1941

Iidlen iii sic ct. @eprgsfatbeorale
eiil5ltjdlieBen, Die pm eiter 9roben
gfenIdenilenge ltntgcben ipltroc. 3ie
|sanlien batiell rlic9t lnebr 3eit, IN Die
&atDcorale ein5lloringclr. gor bcnt
|Giid3na 1dboiien iie III Sic Mellge biil..
ein, abcr alle III Der Gotbebralc Gin.
aeihloiIenen bliebell illlberiebrt. Der
befreite airebenfiirit 1ieB Iofort eiiien
5raliergottesoienit, tiir Die Spfer oe5
bolld]eipiItiiben gerrorS 5elcbriercit.
Mpburismcm iibcr Sen aricg
9eod ME bat es 2eillell glltei1
arieg pber einen iblehten 5rieoen
aegebc1. ssranflil1.
arieg lit oas 8eidift Der Bar.
barren. Nnpoleon
Sin GROCER Grieg binterlabt
oem @aterlanoe orei srmeen: cine
armee bon Griippeln, cine arnlce
.2eiotrneenber nno cine arnee bon
9iebe,t.
&rieg lit ein 8erl,f,5 bel Dem
mon llid)t ebrlid lebcn fann; ein 8e.
idGft, aus nelbem Der Splnot feinen
@cipiiln aieben fam, inenn er nlbt
iolid, eierig lno gralliam lit. -
Madiapclli.
- 9as n16it idredlid6e 9ing 81
elmer perlorenen Shlabt lit cine 9e.
iponnene s6ladt. - @cllington.
= Militarismlts ,,no &riegfiibren
Iinb finoiihe geibdftigungen ncln
1te llidlt ibredlider iino heru1 olles.
mas man ii6 poritellen fann. = s.
IS. @ells..
- Ser &rieg lit f0itlid git, Der
mlf ben 5rieoen bril.et; ein 6rieo'
lit iddnolih arg, Ser neues ariegen
bri1gt. - sSrieorid) bon 2ogall.
Die 8pae bes Gferoes i,n seaen-
ipartigem &riegc
Sbippbl in ser beiltigen Grieas.
fiibrlmg, banf ser n1otoriiicrten Sic.
ai1nenter, Ser Observation-Disclosures.
tpagcn uno ser nledaniiierten Ean.
5eroipilioner, bas Hferb etipas in
ben Snntersrllno eeorangt porben 1T.
lit es feinesmegs ausgel6altet. SSn
oen eeeenpdrtigen oelltid)zrniiiid)en
Gd,npfen bat man, beionbers fir Die
beramabenbe @interfnmpoene, Die
l1nentbebrlidfeit bes 8feroes ipieoer
erfannt 31t oieiem 3tped lit beion-
bers beutfberIeits cine llmfanercitbe
Wobiliiierung aaer taugliden Bferbe
argeoronet noroe,t.
sluh bier5ula,loe tpeib mon Die
Miitlihfeit ber Berpellbnng BON
Yferben uno Wiauleieln fir ben 0si.
litdroienit an ihasen.
Mls better gelpeis bafiir oienf Die
Satlobe, baB Sic Abteili,ng ,,Henlon.
te" bes Observation-Disclosures in let.
ten 5isfaliabr - 1. s,tli 1910 Biz
80. Sunni 194t - irnmerbin $3.466,-
698 fiir mebr als 175,0OO gonnen
5utternittel berallseabt BOT, IL. a. fiir
90, ,O5S Eonnen Seu, 59,47O gonnen
@etreibe, 21,506 8onnen Stre,l ,,no
$40 9onnen Sal5.
Nomit feinestpess gefoet 1T, bob
oies bas einaiee Jutter Ser 37021
gferbe unb 0taultiere Ser Nrmee
mar, benn auberoen erbielten iie nod
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u MQerlti QuS QQtr @elt h|

/, @erfe, III aIler SCOT nno Gorge: emf
por bic Ser5emp'
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y gerbreitling bes oObio Naiien
frenno" iit fotbol. 8reiieapoItolat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Correct Makeup
Defects

1T SEEMS silly for a woman
to accentuate and call attention
to bad facial features. yet 1t Is
often done. For instance, the
girl who is afflicted with a large
unshapely nose, yet skins her
hair back front and sides as slick
as plaster.
Soft waves, fluttering ring
let's, short bang would make
the offending member more re-
firing.
There is the deIuded one who
uses rouge of vivid hue which
puts the spotlight on discolored
p teetix{<I
Many girls who are chasing
the beauty rainbow would do
well to get professional instruc-
tions on the use of makeup.
Makeup should be Elusive and
subtle. If it isn't, it fails in its
purpose.
There's many a pair of pretty
eyesthat aren't noticed because
lips are redder and more blaz-
ing than a stop light and cheeks
have been given the raspberry
twice over.
A beautiful forehead excites
admiration. Why mess it up
with crayoned eyebrows that do
strange zigzags, mascara jiggily
applied to lashes, or lid shadows
that are far too heavy?
II would be better left as Is
with no efforts at all to make IL
look better.
Eyebrows need a certain
amount of directing, lashes can
be touched with brown, and
shadows are all right in modera-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Detroit Times Theater Party
Wednesday. November 9Th
By IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

cooks are men, and he's going
TO show you how he makes
sweet potato pie.
At this point, the curtain will
drop and the Arthur Murray
Dancers entertain with a caval-
cade of dances popular through
several war periods, beginning
with the Civil War and continu-
ing up to the present day.
A Rowing Reporter
Following the dancers, we
will present Miss Inez Robb,
whose stories you have been
reading from time to time in
the Times. Miss Robb is the
rowing reporter of International
News Service.
We could tell you a lot more
about little Inez. who is no big
ger than a pint of cider, but
we're leaving that for another
day. Watch for more details Of
the party right now just jot
down the date Wednesday,
November 5 Fox Theater
reserved tickets 40 cents in
Guiding tax.
Tickets are now on sale at the
Fox Theater box office and
we urge you to get yours early
while the selection is good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

2 onions
3 tablespoons green pepper.
chopped
2 cups tomato PURGE
Remove excess fat from chops
and roll them in a mixture of
the breadcrumbs, salt, pepper.
sage and curry powder. Fry in
hot drippings until brown, then
place in casserole with chopped
onion and chopped green pepper.
Add tomato PURGE and cover.
Cook in slow oven 1900 degrees)
for two hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

CHALK UP the date on your
social calendar, ladies. for our
Semi-Annual Detroit Times The
alter Party and Cooking School
il will be Wednesday. No
yember 5 and as usual. at
the Fox Theater. The program
will start at S:45 in the morning,
with the doors open at 8 o'clock.
AS usual. too, the seats will
be reserved so you may obtain
them in advance and no stand
ing in line the morning of the
party. They will be 36 cents,
plus 4 cents tax total or
40 cents.
Dance Program
An unusually fine program
has been planned for our Fall
Festival, beginning with a fash
ion show presented by the Crow
ley-Milner Company. The show
includes the latest and smartest
clothes for modern women and
the junior members of their
family.
For the cooking school, Pru-
dence Penny is going TO prepare
a budget dinner budgeting'
being the subject of the hour.
But that's only the beginning.
folks. The real theme of Pru-
dence's cooking class will be
holiday dinners fittin' for a
king, meaning the boys in camp
who will get home for Thanks
giving =. or Christmas.
The Old Traveller
And Prudence is going to
have an assistant who will
please you. He's yes, it's a
HE James p. Welsh. the
Old A. A. A. Traveller of the
Automobile Club of Michigan.
Mr.. Welsh says some of the best
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
GAMES FOR HALLOWEEN PARTY

CTLLS THRILLS and spooks Guests your Halloween
have the time their young lives peerng into
Drawing boges to hunt for their>fortunes
For the hunt arranged Halloween version Of the
Saar with the best fortune going the baves pair of
hunters Fortunes little slips of which
concealed in like THE Ghosts Lair Greatly cellar
dressed up) "Witchs Den darkened hallway.
sheks and shVers the adventurous pair find
tucked under the ghosts robes the legend He who dares defy
wins riches fame and love"
frady just peek Jac-O
only little message None deserve the
fair"
Dozens of and gddy for all kinds of parties
given 40page booklet Games for Good Parties Has
tricks
the fun humming all evening.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in for this booklet to The
Detroit Times Home Institute 1925 Times Square, Detroit Mich
Please write plainly address title of booklet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Spicy Pork Chop Casserole

WE LIKE our pork chops
krved en- casserole. The to-
|ato PURGE and spices in the
Moving version make it a
)sty meat dish.
Chops en- Casserole
8 pork shoulder chops
y cup breadcrumbs
I teaspoon salt
. teaspoon pepper
n teaspoon sage
n teaspoon curry powder
Fat drippings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

you will prefer donb5fresb Wonder
Bread to the kind you now buy.
For in blind comparison tests
made in different sections of the
country by over 100000 women
to date, dONbiy fresh Wonder Bread
has been chosen the one best bread
9 TO best for fresh favor, aroma
and texture.
Now there is no reason why you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Egg Combination

HERE'S SOMETHING new in
the way of an egg combination.
Heat 2 cups tomato PURGE and
pour into six individual baking
dishes. Break an egg into each.
Sprinkle edges with ground nut
meats. Bake in hot oven (450
degrees) about 10 minutes or
until eggs are set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Because it's Slo-Baked
for Lasting Freshness

can't afford TO have the best. So 60
to your grocer without further de.
lay and get loaf of this aoSbl,
fresh Wonder Bread right away:
And see for yourself how wonder
fully fresh it is :. how wonder
fully fresh it keeps. Do as thou
sands of women now do-buy
Goubly fresh Wonder Bread today.
You'll be glad you did
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Baked 1890 longer
than many ordinary kinds -
wins comparison tests 9 to l

HERE now is bread that is dOu6y
- fresh. That has the rich favor
of fresh-baked bread when you
buy it. That keeps this fresh good
ness so amazingly women the
country over are quitting old ia
vorite kinds for it at the rate of
1000 week now.
Here now is a slice that's tender
and moist. With a texture that's
light and lacy. And the delicate
gold-brown crust of angel food.
Here now is the bread for your
table-because il is fresh when you
buy it. And this is the bread for