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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Housekeeping Rooms

HIGHLAND 22se Comfortable sleepini
room kitchen privileges optional. Rec
sonaDle Townsend 5-S2ii.
MILLER road. 1898 tDesrbornl - Com.
f0-Eblv furnished light housekeeping
room. suitable couple; reasonable.
PENNSYLVANIA. 4fO7-LarEe front apart
ment. private entrance refrigeration
stoker heat, adults
TWO ROOM apartment. So So room. kitch.
enette. 81 so Children. 1000 West
Forest Temple 2.7o7l
TWO rooms kitchenstie SIS Children
Sleeping. 81 50. $40 Park. Cherry 5755
WOODWARD 3444 tEBot)--Lsrge. pleas.
ant room, water comfortably furnished,
$500. IS so.
COLoRED- Lumpkin. 1927 tMcNichols)
Two unfurnished rooms. reasonable.
Telephone Townsend s-t7se.
COLoRED- apartment fur
nished respectable. adults, IS. Tele.
phoDs- Temple i.3sis.
COLoRED Rooms. htchenet'e furnished
unfurnished; ADULTS 200 Garfield. jii
Harper TE lI25s-
COLOBED BINDER 1888 Three house
Keeping rooms. fnear BUS inel; garage
available reasgua bic
COLORED i0ii East Warren s'trsc;irelS
furnished two-room apartment. -. Tenn
pie i02sj
COLORED- 3iss r. Concord rooms Tor
rent furnished or unfurnished
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Share Living Quarters

DEXTER Grand River transportation Gfrl
to snare beautiful , rooms. twin beds
TEier 3-e6Os
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johns CAFT-f50e FsnsslI Ffoeing
vefsity i-a75s.
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furnished Houses for Rent

WOODSTOCK drive 3i2l Six rooms
STALL shower. OIL. NOVEMBER J
University 2 Jl43
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MORTGAGE
PAINrING AND DECORATING

PAINTIHG And DECORATING
Al AARON Decorating Service paper
hanging paper removing. painting Aai-
som,ning Tyler s-s3ss
Al ABODE wallpaper removing licensed
machines reasonable prompt Brake
Tyler i-20s2
Al ACE IN wallpaper removal latest ma
chimes. Iow rates Plaza o427
Al DECORATING Rooms pspered Sc 50
up workmanship guaranteed. prompt
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ATTENTION Complete dccoraung service,
tpiasicrnEl Reasonable tbcule} p
Lafay etc 0o63 Tyler f-lf05
ATTENTION SEE me hrsi Excellent
painting pspethanEing Reasonable
Estimates" 1897 Maple
BETTER PAINTING. psporhanginge com
plete service reasonable references.
Immediate service LenoN 3l6s
BETTER PAINTING, DECORATING. vors-
mAnship. materials guaranteed Free
estimates "Corley," Plaza 1902.
PAINTING. decorating. patch plssteriag
Guaranteed workmanship Reasonable.
Estimates Duttor. Lafayette 1898
SAVE THF suRFACE-Y You Save All
Painting, decorating complete. Townsend
6-i266
WILL DECORATE sidcwsus. ceiling tpaper
Included compiete room, 81 % no
IS s. WARD Rooms papered complete
So up everything furnished. Lafayette
CONSULT the enis ed Rea Estate lstnl,
in me hiE SUNDAY Times Want "A
Section
PIANO AND VOICE
BETTY peMAY graduate DetroIt rnst-
tute Musical Artl-studio. home Vine
wood l-aTOI
PIASTERING
Al PLAsTERtNG. lsthfng decorating
large or small Jobs Reasonable
a. n BENSON Company e. spechuzirl
patch work ptasterine Export WORK
msushlp University i-sTh2
a REPAIR specialist Arches ceilings
patchng Guaranteed woi kmansnlp
Duane Twinbrook 2-36s3
BETTEFs plssteriug also repalunE. work.
manship guaranteed estimates frcel
tNalj Lafayette 1922
EXPERIENCED workmanship guaelrttcd
starting half yard w repairing reason
able Cherry $3.50
FIRST CLASS plssternE new WORK AND
patching GUARANTEED WORKMAN
SHIP. Twinbrook l-0I0e.
rLNSTERING. CEMENT. TiLT w0Kh
CEMENT tie. plas,srog extensive expert
ence workmanship guaranteed. reason
able prices Temple i-s2os
PLUMBING
BROEDEtL PLUMBING ana Hestinr re
pairs and modernization FHA terms
Tuxedo 2-3137
PLUMBING HEATING Installed rf-
paired. remodeied ~ months go pas
H0Esrth t2tf
PLUMBING. HEATING
SEWERS Drains cleaned wiIh electric ma
chine no digging M mess OREGON .tfs
SEWERS On yard and ndrr floors e'rctr
callf cleaned no lleelnf guar Nl PIH,
CONSULT 49, ENLARGED Real estate iuInl.
in ne Dix Sunday Vines Want A.
/ Section
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Houses for Sale
West Of WoodDard)
FOURTH. 2217-19

FAIRFIELD - Cory 4-foom home 50 900.
Si0O down. SO month olson, 3i07
Puritan University g. $3.50
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FLA LOTS 5000 and up; good location.
1854 East Eight-Mile
sACRTFTCTNG- 55xi35 Breton Woods /;
Trenton drive between Rutledge and
Chelsea Atlantic i72s.
ST PATRICK s0-foot paved. 81 I'M.
II provements Sacrifice owner, Trinity
n T-SUT0
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Electric Refrigerotors

.FRIGIDAIRE. 8 CT TT ..,......, .St9 81
.KELVINATOR. 3 GU. Fl .... .....,. p 81
GENERAL ELECTRIC. 4 GU. FIT. q. Jl
TfNTVFREAI Gu TT ...... 20 "a
so others ali rebuilt and guaranteed
Cash or terms
FENKELL APPLIANCE. 390s FENKELL
FRIGIDAiRE-s cubic feet used Meter
Miser. S37. Many others. Shamrock,
1920 Grand River
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INSURANCE. REALTN
LAWNS, GARDENS
MARkET--NEIGHBo DELIVER
NArIREssEs RENovArEn LID 80

a BONA FfDE Guarantee Mattressrs rem
nvafel like new S8 f-h0ilf service nee
delivery Pillows renovated Cleveland Mat.
frre CO. f2335-17 Hamilton. TO s-iffs
WfTr7Fssrs renovated Lie new $50
positively zu8tdutEel star Natures
Hagarth 5sso
SD on MATTRESSES reno, aisd dsy sew
irr finrr Mattress. po0s kerchrvaI
Lfrox igqf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

Parade" taking its name from the
fast-moving opening production
number Of the six Reedettes,
fronted by soubrettc Alice Lyons
Joyner and Foster, scpia comedi-
ans, are newcomers TO the club
and sweetsinger. Betty St. Claire,
is still featured in the show with
new arrangements of new tunes.
Others on the bill are SNOWFALL
and Johnny; SongStreSS Gladys
Madden and the Three Buds, with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Local Night Clubs
List NeM ShO1Us
Several S p o t S
Are Offering
HoldoverS
.By-MAERfeF wAtKFR

R0YALE - Alberto Sergio,
Mexico's goodwill song ambas-
sador, is being held over for a
second week as the headline at
Traction. CARRIED in gay native
costumes. Sergio offers native
tunes and popular songs, accom-
panying himself on his guitar. He
lis receiving special applause for
/ his renditions of Maria Elena
and "Siboney,'
Sharing headline honors, are
lDeangelo and Porter. with grace
lful ballroom routines. and the
novel work of John GalluS and
his marionetteS. Darlene Walders
lis 1.-the in acrobatic dance routineS
and the Winnie Hoveler dancers
lOffer new numbers, Don Nc
Cranes orchestra continue on the
lbandstand.
MICKEY'S BAR-Billie Rich
mond. swing songstresS, heads the
Icurrent show supported by a large
cast which includes Dolores La
NOllt, NlthlNdIl udlOtlt itdAui
ing rhumba and tango routines;
Del Grey. tap dancer; Margot,
bouncing baby doll, and Johnny
MORRISON, master of ceremonies
who also offers Xylophone solos.
WONDER BAR-Ruth NASH
pert brunei songstress, who's
voice is familiar to radio fans in
the Middle West. joins Sammy
Dibert'S crew this week TO handel
the vocalS on the popular tunes.
Alternating with Dibert's band is
Hy Baron's orchestra, playing
rhumbaS and congas in the real
South American way Baron also.
features a special half-hour con-.
cert of classical music each eve
ming in answer to the requests of.
the patrons.
With Baron'S band. Consuella,
charming Spanish miss, sings old
Spanish folk songs for which there
has never been any written music.
The maestro has made special ar
rangement for them all.
Congo Snowman Leonard
Reed brings another hit revue this
week with Chocolate Dolls on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

College and was a track letterman.
In his twenties. Terry is a Chi
Psi is 1-i9ch over the six marker
and weighs l65i2 pounds. He has
brown hair and eyes and IS an eX-
cellent swimmer and tennis player.
His hobby is probably one OF Holly
woods oldest, making electric
trains. Terry is a bachelor and
lives in a Beverly Hills apartment
but plans to build a home Of his
own soon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Our Gang
Safety Film
ShOUn Here

THE OUR GANG COMEDY
L. 2, 3 Go buff around new
idea for traffic safety for chill
dren in city streets has been
booked into number of United
Detroit Theaters along with their
regular shows. ffne picture viii
play in the houses on IN same
days that Knee-Hi the world fa-
nous traffic safety dog makes a
personal appearance.
Theaters which will play the
comedy are the Cinderella. Alger,
Broadway Capitol, Regent, Ra-
mona. Annex, Varsity, Vogue,
NorweSt and RoSedale.
STARTS SATURDAY
Knee-Hi's personal appearance
schedule will start Saturday at the
Riviera at p. m. From there he
will go 10 the Fisher at 2:30, the
cinderella at $3.50 and the Alger
at 5 p. m.
On Sunday Knee-Hi will play the
Broadway Capitol at 1890 with
the children's theater of the air,
then go on 10 the Regent at 2 p. m.
Wednesday, he will be at the
Ramona at 2 p. m. and the Annex
at $3.50.
CONTINUES APPEARANCE
The Varsity will present Knee-Hi
with his safety lesson on the stage
at l-p- m. Saturday August ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
KAY HARRIS

Although tho white collar girl
has definitely taken her place as
a movie type. there weren't "A
great many carbon copies laying
around. Columbia found when they
started 10 search for some one TO
play T1iiie t1e Foffrr.
The girl they finally picked Kay
Harris. was only found after
months o. searching through every
office building from the Los An
celeS Terminal 10 the Empire
State. Now Title the Toiler has
become a screen star
FIRST SCREEN ROLF
Kay Harris, a Cincinnati girl
has never been on the screen
before Oddly enough, she was dis
covered by Penny Singleton, who
plays Blonde in the popular series
on The screen which IS taken from.
another Detroit Times cartoon.
Kay was secretary 10 a radio pro-
Queer when she was taken 10 Hol-
lywood for the successful test that
led 10 her screen debut.
Born in Elkhorn. Wis, she Is
the daughter of the vice president
OF a large milk firm. She was cdu-
Gated in Flkhorn public schools
and attended Carleton College in
Mortified. Mimi. and Milwaukee
Bonner College in Milwaukee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

instrumental novelties King Perry
and his 12-piece band continue TO
supply the dance music.
OLD WAYNE - Singing and
swinging her famous orchestra in
the Latin-American rhy h m S
which scored such A success at
Miamis Latin Quarter during the
Winter season. Dinorah opens
tonight to head the entertainment
bill of fare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
PHILIP TERRY

The travelling days Of handsome
Philip Terry seem 10 be about
over, now that the young actor
has been given a long term con-
tract with Paramount
After graduating from Stanford
University he went 10 London,
England, and enrolled in the Royal
Academy of Dramatic Art and
began his theatrical career by
touring the provinces. He played
stock and repertory for several
years and with thorough ground
in the classics as well as modern
drama. he returned TO America.
GOT RADIO CONTRACT
In Hollywood. he was awarded
a contract 70 do Shakespearean
plays on the radio. Soon after he
was awarded a movie contract.
Following several small roles,
Terry was cast in North West
Mounted Police" and later got one
Of the leads in The Monster and
the Girl Now he has the title
role in the forthcoming film, The
Parson Of Panamint."
TerTy'S home town is San Fran
cisco. His fathers work took the
family 10 almost every mushroom
settlement where some one had
struck oil consequently his early
schooling was picked up as the
family moved along. He made the
football squad al Sacred Heart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Film

STARTING TO-DAY and contin-
uing through Saturday and Sun
day, the Pan-American Guild will
present in the Cinema Theater, the
Vera Cruzian musical romance,
"Huapango, featuring Lolita Cam
aFillo and j. NJ CaSado. Mexican
screen stars All music is native
Of Npra Cruz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

Following this. on the same day
he will go to the Bloomfield at
2:30 and then to the Vogue for
a $3.50 p. m. appearance. RI
The Norwest Theatre will have
Knee-Hi at 2 p. m. on Sunday
August 3, and the Rosedale at
$3.50 p. m. the same day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
LITTLE EXPERIENCE

Little Theater work in Lake
Geneva. Wis. Chicago and Grand
Tour. H.. which led 10 some radio
work. constituted her only dra-
matte experience Yet Miss Harris
won the role of Tillie over more
than so actresses who were tested
for the part.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

Congo Snowman Leonard
Reed brings another hit revue this
week with Chocolate Dolls on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Starlet Fever
1871 Cases of Hollywood Hobct"Is
Bv CHARLES GENTRY

(Oncs week IN these col
uuBs will appear bret charts
of the most recent eases Of this
epidemic which IS again Holly
woods confsgioa The follow
Ing newcomers. or those COM
psrstIvely unknown. have JuSt
been interviewed BY this de-
azz.E,14 -and-4Lc- annac-the
best betS for Stsrdon during
the coming year,
Evening star., 1941-12-15

will volunteer to become one OF
them.
There is no way in which woman
who is a stranger in new town can
get into the running so quickly as
by joining a club and showing her
self to be a worker. All she has to
do is to read the local newspaper
and when she sees that new de-
fense class is starting, or the Red
Cross sends out an appeal for help.
Just leap to the telephone and call
up the woman who is at the head OF
it and offer her assistance. She Will
be regarded as an answer to prayer
and taken into the fold at once.
There is the Girl Scout work that
is doing more than any other one
thing to keep girls off Of the
primrose path and guiding them on
the strait and narrow way. That
should appeal to every woman who
has daughter of her own or expects
her son to marry some other
woman's daughter. and it is in
perpetual need of leaders, troop
committees and what not.
And there is the Junior League
with it's fine ideals of service, and
but it is impossible to enumerate all
the myriads of women's organiza-
tions that never have half enough
ynerhorS to do their wOrk 0r carry
on their beneficent missions.
Join any one of them. They will
teach you how to do the work that
really helps. They will make you a
little sister to all the world. They
will give you new interest in life
and be a first aid to happiness to
you, for we only find happiness in
making others happy.
Don't let's waste the woman
power of the world any longer. Let's
put it to work.
Evening star., 1941-12-15
Suitable Toys
For Tots
Listed
Suggestions Given
Will Help Solve
Your Problem
Bv Leffice Lee Street,

BY Leffce Lee SpeeH
In case you are not quite sure
about the selection of toy for q
child of your acquaintance and fear
the possibility of choosing a play
thing that is not suitable to the
child's age, I have made list here
which may be help. In selecting
Christmas toys it Is well to reject
those that appeal to you because
they are pretty or quaint, and to try
to put yourself in the child's mood.
Then ask yourself these questions:
Is the toy in the right age group? Is
it practical for the child's home?
Will it stimulate his imagination?
Is it gay and pleasing to the eye?
Will it encourage any skill or in
crease manual dexterity? Is 1t dur
able?
Toyland is so crowded in the stores
with the varied and colorful mer-
chandise from Santa Claus work.
shops that there is no room here to
list even one-half of the playthings
on parade, but these few suggestions
that follow are toys that have al
ways proved favorites.
Things the 3 to 4 year old child
will love to have:
Dolls big enough to dress and un-
dress and to take care Of. Small
dolls, animals, furniture and dishes
to be used in playing house or max
ing barnyards, etc. Wagons, sleds,
sand pile, canvas wading pool for
next summer, pals and shovels,
garden tools, house-cleaning sets
dishes, books with lots of big colored
pictures, musical toys like cymbals
horns, drums, triangles and music
boxes, victrola with wel-chosen rec
ords, peg boards, trains, boats, tri-
cycles, swings, slides.
For the A to year old:
About the same selection with
crayons and coloring books added
roller skates with wooden wheels
simple jig-saw puzzles, toy guns ane
soldiers, easy games such as rubber
horse shoes, jack straws, tiddlywinks
will please the 4 to year old.
From 5 to years:
Paints and coloring books, clay
sets, sand painting, bead stringine
with small beads to make bracelet.
and necklaces, jig-saw puzzles
dress-up clothes, costumes such a.
Indian, policemen, cowboy, baseball
balls, tops, baseball bats, football
helmets, tricycles, real roller skates
jumping ropes, doll carriage and an.
furniture for dolls, bigger wagon.
and sleds, books will be a happy
choice for the to year old child
Little girls this age dote on pock'
etbooks, scarf and glove sets, rain.
coats and parasols; pretty hair rib
bons, manicure and sewing sets with
their initials on them, pencil set
and school boxes and bags witt
names or initials on them. Sample
sizes of cosmetics such as COLI
cream, face powder, cologne an,
any such grown-up articles that ar
fun to use in playing lady" ar
always welcomed by the small miss
The hardware stores offer man,
gadgets that are of interest to olde
boys, hinges, screws, nails, saws, an
kind OF tool that is easy to use an
not dangerous to handle; electri
trains, boats that may be wound uE
and printing ard carving sets are a.
fascinting to the boy who is oil
enough to tinker with them and ha
: acquired enough skill with his hand
so that he may play with thel
safely and with pleasure.
Evening star., 1941-12-15

civilization is to put this woman
power that is being wasted to work,
but the question of how to do it has
been difficult to answer, for nothing
is more futile than playing at a job
and making believe that you are
busy when you know you are not.
To get any kick out of work you
must be doing something that you
know is constructive and important
and that accomplishes results.
So to these women who do not
need to work to earn money, but
who need it for their souls sake ana
for their obligation to help those
who are less fortunate than them
selves, I would say: Go into any
one of the many philanthropic and
civic organizations that are crying
out for help. They need you just as
much as you need them.
There is the Red Cross, whose
work will never be done as long as
there are battles and cyclones and
earthquakes and fires and floods and
misery and suffering in the world.
There are War Relief Societies
that need aid III their efforts to
clothe the naked and feed the
hungry and find shelter for those
whose houses have been wrecked
over their heads, their possessions
lost and they left, homeless and
comfortless, to face the rigors OF a
cold winter.
ANY of these organizations Will
welcome you with open arms and
give you something to do that Will
mitigate a little the agony of those
who are enduring their Gethsemane
in England and that will, at least,
keep you from feeling that you are
a Stacker.
In every town or city there are
women's clubs. Business and pro-
fessional women's clubs, art clubs,
church clubs, civic clubs, groups
working for some worthwhile cause,
all anxious for new and active
members.
Don't wait to be asked to join one
of these. Wish yourself on them.
The women who run these clubs are
all busy and do not have time to go
out hunting up prospects, but they
will fall on your neck with Joy If you
Evening star., 1941-12-15

the egg whites are saved for the
topping.
CAROLINE'S TOFFEE CAKE.
q cup butter.
n cup brown sugar.
4 cup granulated sugar.
II cup caramel sirup (see below.
2 egg yolks and / whole egg.
/ teaspoon vanilla extract.
cups sifted -four.
3 teaspoons baking powder.
u teaspoon salt.
! cup milk.
Y cup chopped nuts.
Cream shortening and sugars to-
gether until light and fluffy. Add
caramel sirup and mix thoroughly.
Add beaten eggs and vanilla to sugar
mixture and blend well. Sift flour,
baking powder and salt together.
Add to sugar mixture alternately
with the milk. Mix to smooth
batter. Pour into two well-greased,
paper-lined pans t8x8x2 inches.
Sprinkle cakes with chopped nuts.
Bake in moderate oven $3.50 degrees
F.) about 40 minutes. Remove from
pans and spread with caramel top
ping (see below. Broil very lightly
under low heat Cut into squares to
serve. Yield: Two 8x8x12-inch cakes
or two 9-inch layers.
Caramel Topping.
IL cups sugar.
egg whites.
tablespoons caramel sirup (see
below.
n teaspoon cream Of tartar.
"a cup water.
Mix all ingredients together thor
oughly in top of double boiler. Cook
over boiling water, beating with
rotary beater until mixture holds
shape. Remove from heat and beat
until cool. Spread on cake.
Caramel Sirup.
Il cup sugar.
! cup water.
Mix sugar and water together and
cook in saucepan over low heat until
mixture is a light brown liquid. Add
gradually one cup boiling water.
Boil sirup down to three-quarter
cup.
The next time you bake, try .
cinnamon butter cake topped with
an "easy-to-make" icing and chop
ped nuts. It Is easily made and will
satisfy the most fastidious cook.
CINNAMON BUTTER CAKE.
IL cups cake flour.
2 teaspoons baking powder.
"a teaspoon salt
Is cup butter.
20 cup sugar.
2 eggs, we'll beaten.
u cup milk.
Il teaspoon vanilla.
Sift flour, measure; sift three
times with baking powder and salt.
Cream butter until soft and grad
ually blend in sugar. Add we'll
beaten eggs and beat until smooth
and fluffy. Add dry ingredients and
Evening star., 1941-12-15

a familiar hand. And to hold your
interest in such down to earth mat
tiers, We are offering you some new
cake recipes for your files, for you
to try when the world has been too
much with you, and you want to
recapture the feeling of normality
for just little while.
Spicy apple coffee cake uses the
seasons wealth Of apples to its full
est advantage. Thinly sliced ap-
Piles swirl around its top to give it
eye appeal. while the tang Of the
nippy cheese in the batter meets
their delightful tartness as the cake
bakes in the oven. This quick bread
innovation creates new taste ex-
perience for the eater.
Spicy apple coffee cake is per-
feet accompaniment for a salad
luncheon or more substantial din
ner. 1t also does double duty when
unexpected callers drop in for after
noon tea or coffee.
Besides being a star contribution
to good eating, this cake is chock-
full of things that are good for you.
The enriched flour with its vitamins
merges with the highly nutritious
cheese and apple combination to
make one-in-a-million dish.
SPICY APPLE COFFEE CAKE.
cups sifted flour.
3 teaspoons baking powder.
q teaspoon salt.
to teaspoons shortening.
"a to "a cup milk.
"a cup grated nippy cheese.
or 3 apples.
y cup brown sugar.
y teaspoon cinnamon.
l tablespoon butter.
Sift -four, sugar, baking powder
and salt together. Cut in shortening
and cheese. Add milk to make a soft
dough. Turn out on lightly Toured
board and knead a half minute. Pat
out dough in ungreased 9-inch layer
cake pan. Arrange thinly sliced ap-
Piles in petal design, covering top.
Sprinkle with brown sugar and Gin
namon, and dot with butter. Bake
In moderately hot oven (425 degrees
F. Is minutes. When self-rising
flour is used, omit the baking pow
der and salt. Yield: One 9-inch
coffee cake.
It's jubilee time when Carolines
toffee cake appears. Like the rich
toffee candy for which it is named,
this glamorous cake has a delicate
caramel flavor all its own-a cake to
suit the most hard-to-please mas
culine and feminine tastes. The
recipe comes from the South, where
cooking is serious tradition and
where the ability to bake fine cake
Is a cooks special forte.
The wonderful thing heat does
when it carameliZes sugar in water
is the secret of the grand flavor
Part of the caramel sirup is used
too, in the creamy smooth topping
And, as an economy measure, two OF