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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

We'll, as much of the night
as there was left"
But Peter. was That wise ?"
What dc yea mean by was
that wise l trusted you to
spend the entire night with Wood,
didn't 70"
Yes, but Anyhow. he had
told us he had an appointment.
Did you believe that
She was sufficiently honest to
say; Il didn't. But l think
now that he might have had"
She-~as striving 10 get all her
tangled emotions adjusted. TO
put fancies from her, to adjust
her mind TO facts Mr. Wood
wasn't a beachComber or a remit
tahee man. He hadn't been sent
out here in disgrace, There was
no irascible feudal father or an
cient baronial home. He was
merely a young man with an APP
parently important job. He was
First Secretary and had a secre-
tary himself Why had he let
them think he was a beach
comber More important. why
had he played up TO this belief in
that disgraceful way.
She went quite cold thinking Of
of their conversation She had
even offered to pay his passage
to England SO that he could fight
for his country! And that wasn't
all. There were other things she
wouldn't dare think about yet
Things she had thrust into a
closed compartment OF her mind
and prayed that she could keep
there.
But You should have tried TO
get back somehow she insisted
feeling unjustly that the whole
thing was somehow his fault.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
PATHWAY TO PARADISE

way-talking like any normal
girl who is peevcd and put ont
and doesn't trouble 10 hide her
feelings
Miss Martin isn't a wretched
girl. She is a charming young
lady" he said with dignity. L
don't know what's the matter
with you, Sandra. If you did
have to spend all night in Woods
cabin you got good sleep. which
is moro than ! did. After all"
he added repeating June's words
ne great harm has been done.
mo harm she echoed. But
suddenly the thoughts she had
pushed TO the back OF her mind
refused TO stay there She was
in Ashley's arms, his lips on hers
her lips on his, her arms return
ing the pressure Of his arms, her
heart beating against his heart
Time had stood still. He had
broken away from her and she
had followed him limping pain
fully out onto the porch. But she
had never said what had been
in her heart 10 say TO him. Oh,
thank God, she hadn't said Il.
Peter said: Here what on
earth? Sandra. dearest, have
t said something to hurt you -
His voice was rough with CON
Germ as he put his arms around
her. Suddenly she began to cry
He had never seen her cry like
that before. He hadn't believed
she could cry in that way. He
loved her, but in his heart he had
somehow felt she wasn't quite
human But il was certainly a
very human sobbing girl he now
held in his arms.
ITO BE Continued Next Week.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Curried Chicken, Calcutta Style

Curried Chicken, Calcutta Style.
nISJOINT chicken in pieces for
- serving Brown in butter and
remove to a casserole or baking
dish. To the fat in the pan, add
l minced onion and cook until
delicately Drowned Add l round
ING tablespoon curry powder sift-
ed with ! tablespoon flour and
gradually add IL pints strained
and skinned chicken stock. Stir
constantly until creamy. Pour
over the chicken. cover and cook
gently until chicken is very ten
der. Add / or ? cups cream and
reheat. Serve piping hot with
steamed or boiled rice. ANY Of
the following may be served I'm
separate dishes or on large hors
doeuvre tray minced hard
cooked eggs, frrshly-grated
cocoanut, minced crisp bacon
freshly-ground parched peanuts.
finely-chopped green olives or Gu
cumber pickles. French-fried on
ions, fried parsley. roasted pow
dered Bombay duck chutney. etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Selected Recipes From Our Menus

DICK over and wash Swiss
chard. Cook about 30 minutes.
Swiss Chard Ring with Carrots.
Drain and chop fine, To cups
Of the drained and chopped Swiss
chard, add a cup butter and =
teaspoon salt Press firmly into
buttered ring-mold and keep
warm until serving time. Turn
out on hot chop-plate and gar
nish top with sliced hard-cooked
eggs Fill center with buttered
sliced carrots. Serve with Hol-
landaise or creamy egg sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Patty's Chicken NIarengo.

ut up ? young chickens. Cook
little hot fat until well
Drowned Add pound carefully
cleaned and peeled mushrooms.
salt and pepper to taste and
glass white wine or chicken
stock Cover and simmer gently.
When very tender. serve piping
hot with rice cooked as directed:
Carefully wash IL cups rice.
Cook in 3 cups chicken stock un-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Your Skin
Clearer, Fuirer by
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Black Bean Scum.

Black Bean Soup.
DICK over and wash dried black
! beans. Cover 8 cups of the
carefully-washed beans with cold
water and let soak overnight.
Put a veal knuckle in a large
kettle with ? or 8 quarts water.
Bring to boiling point and add the
beans, l onion, cloves. a bay
leaf, teaspoon salt and y tea
spoon pepper. Cover and simmer
gently until beans are very ten
der. Remove veal and press beans
through colander. Add II cup
water or chicken stock If too
tf1icik. ff7eetreat, and If desired,
add y cup cooking sherry, stir
ring constantly Serve piping
hot with thin slice lemon and
thin slice hard-boiled egg in each
plate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

start for your Christmas list
popular cuddle toys, economical
to make in bright scrap mate
rails! Each toy is just two iden-
teal pieces with ears and wings
extra. Finish them with easy
embroidery. Pattern 1868 con-
tains pattern and directions for
making toys; illustration of them;
materials needed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Rabbit Stew.

NISJOTNT rabbit. sprinkle with
- salt and pepper and roll in
sifted flour Lightly brown 3
Sliced onions in bacon drippings
or butter. Add the rabbit and
brown evenly Add II cups
strained and SKINNED soup stock
or water. cover and cook gently
until tender Additional water
or stock may be added Season
to taste with little lemon Juice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

cups boiling water Cover and
cook until potatoes are very ten
der. Add cups fresh shrimps,
1 quart milk, ] teaspoon salt, u
teaspoon pepper and reheat. Place
! tablespoon butter in each hot
soup plate, add the hot chowder
and serve piping-hot with crisp
crackers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Shrimp Chowder.

look ? ounces diced salt pork
- until delicarelY Drowned Re
move the bits Of pork. and. in
the fat, cook ! minced onion until
delicately brown Add or
diced white potatoes and 2 or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Continued from Page Cd

she had a strange feeling about
Sandra that made her feel UNI
comfortable.
"Oh, Wen meet again all
right, she said cheerfully. I'm
coming to the party your father
is giving for you tonight"
Father is giving a party for
me p"
YES. didn't you know Per-
haps he meant il as a surprise.
II I've let the cat out Of the bag
I'm sorry"
That's quite all right l
haven't had a chance TO COM
municate with my father yet. ~.
She smiled and added 1T will
be nice seeing YOU there.
June. unfairly, resented the
smile. She felt it was condos
cending, though it wasn't intended
TO be She said Mr. Wood viii
be there too You1l have a chance
then TO thank him for his hospi-
tality."
Sandras face REDEEMED. For
the second time she was aware
of an active dislike for this girl
But she merely said: Yes of
course l shall, and went out to
the carriage.
Peter PIT tn HE aHiteases and
fingered to say good-by TO June.
He felt sorry at leaving her. She
was the sort of girl he felt could
be a real friend. They had been
through an unusual adventure to-
gether without a hint of embar-
rassment.
I'm glad Wen be seeing each
other this evening" he said and
smiled as he pressed her hand.
Yes, that will he nice Thanks
for fixing the car for me-"
Peter" It was Sandra's
voice from the carriage defin
itely reproving him He had
never kept her waiting like this
before. She looked, June thought
cruelty, like modern Lady We're
de We're. Peter climbed in beside
-fer and the driver whipped his
horse into motion,
Need You have kept shouting
at me ?" Peter asked
But Peter, she turned STIR
prised eyes toward him, II was
only letting you know 1 was wait
ing. +"
What if you were 1t doesn't
hurt you to wait a few minutes,
does it ,"
she couldn't believe her own
ears. Peter who had for so many
years been her devoted slave talk
ing to her like this! And so I'M
justly Anyhow it wasn't as if
Peter had been doing anything
important only saying a polite
good-by to that girl who was
Mr.. Woods secretary. But the
thought of Mr. Wood having a
secretary made her feel hot with
modification again.
Why didn't you come back
last night, Peter? Why did you
keep me waiting for hours and
hours for you?"
Il explained, if you'd listened.
l couldn't-er-make George in
Leboeuf realize just what l
wanted. l was on my way to the
next village, thinking l might
be able to pick up a car there
/ came upon Miss Martin strand
ed with her car in the middle Of
the road. We couldn't get it to
go until after daybreak."
Then where did you spend the
night. Peter %
In the car with Miss Martin"
You mean you spent the whole
NIGHT i'm fha car with bar7U
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

I'll tender but not mushy. The
rice should be dry. Add l or 2
tablespoons minced onion deli
cately Drowned in ? tablespoons
butter Add a pinch of saffron
powder dissolved in l tablespoon
chicken stock. Add cup melted
butter and mix lightly with
fork.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

Whatever you did you should
have tried-not sat calmly all
night III the car with that
Wretched girll I never Thought
you'd behave like that, Peter.
He was more than ever as
founded. Sandra who was always
so beautifully logical talking this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
PRICE OF PATTERNS
l5c EACH

Every pattern contains a large,
complete, easily followed sewing
guide. To order these easy-tO-
make patterns, write plainly
SIZES, PATTERN NUMBERS,
YOUR NAME, STREET AID
DRESS, CITY AND STATE. En-
close l5c in coins for each pat
tern and address your envelope to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

hts-evcnts md characters
depicted in this serial are
fictitious and any apparent
similarity 10 actual persons
living or dead is merely a
coincidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
AMERICAN WEEKLY
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
635 SIXTH AVENUE,
NEW YORK, n. Y.

Due 10 customs rest rictions
Canadian orders cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

or claret wine a few minutes be-
fore removing from stove.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

Sandra Turned Blindly
Into the Cabin. She Had
Never Felt More
Disturbed in Her Life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

el'i ny hu'rieaH W,,ky In Btan Rehts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

In the car with Miss Martin.
You mean you spent the whole
night in the car with her ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
100000 Blood Donors Wanted
X X
Red Cross Appeals for 1000 Contributors Month

DR.. Warren B. Cooksey Is tech,
nical director Of the Detroit bank
CALL FOR DONORS
The Detroit office will call fol
and return to their homes any De.
troiters who have no other way OF
reaching the blood bank. Mrs. Con-
ard hopes another station wagon
will come from somewhere to help
this transportation problem.
"At the moment we have to
rely on . borrowed station
wagon to solve the transporta-
ton problem" said Mrs. Conard.
In addition to the bleedings al
the Detroit headquarters, a mo-
bile service is taking blood from
contributors within a 150-mile ra-
dius of Detroit.
Dates of some Of these mass
bleedings" are:
December 11-University OF De-
troit.
December plymouth.
December 13-Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

Donors are registered by nurses
in charge.
Each donor is given a glass OF
orange juice and then must rest
a few minutes on the operating
table before being bled.
SENSATION REMOVED
Use of novacaine removes even
the pin-prick sensation OF the
bleeding.
Following the bleeding Zone pint
from each) the donor rests five
minutes and then is given a sand
witch. coffee, tea or milk In the
canteen.
The whole process takes about
% minutes.
The blood of each donor is proc
essed into a plasmic unit by means
of a centrifuging machine. Lack
of large enough machine In this
area obliges the Detroit blood
bank to ship the blood to the Eli
Lilly Company In Indianapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Wanted: 100000 donors to the

Wanted: 100000 donors to the
Red Cross blood bank.
; The war department has sent
an urgent appeal to the blood
bank. Cass and Alexandrine ave-
hues.
THE need II immediate" said
Mrs. Otway Conard, director of
blood procurement for Michigan,
: land while we have had fine
response from Detroiters to
meet the war departments re-
quest we must have ut least
1000 contributors q month. The
blood Is exclusively for use for
American fighting forces"
HERE'S WHAT TO DO
Here is how you 60 about con-
tributing to the bank.
1t is better to call in person than
TO telephone to the blood bank.
Hours are from 10 a. m. TO z p. m.
daily except Sunday. II the pres
ent crowds continue there will be
seven-day operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

December Is - Northeastern
branch, YMCA.
December 16-Greenfield Park.
December 19-Bay City.
December 29-Wayne, Mich.
There are even dates for after
the first of the year and these in
clude trips for blood contributions
at Western branch, YMCA; Han
nan branch. YMCA; Fisher branch.
YMCA; Lansing; Northern branch.
YMCA; Lansing State College.
Ferndale; Birmingham and Pom
tiac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Big-EnOugh-FOr-Us
Table and = Chairs
" Hickory sIat Type
~ Practically
Unbeatable

I'VE lowe our own
furniturel It's more fun
when we're entertaining,
more comfortable! We
can use them indoors
now, outdoors in the sum-
mertime." Boys, girls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Trade Group
Talks On Profits
Canada Lee
Is Visitor

More Busincss-Morc Profits vas
2 lively discussion al the weekly
luncheon meeting of the Booker 7.
Washington Trade Association. We'd
ncsday. Oct Is Among those who
told how business could be increased
and more profits made, were Bert
ram " Gregory John r Williams,
Percy Jacks. William II Porter, Ed
ward Davis and Miss Small.
Mr. Davis stated that zone sure
way that the businessman could in-
crease ms business and profits was
ty attending the weekly meetings Of
the Trade Association and that he
always felt that he had lost some
thing when he missed meeting
A reading by Mrs Lavonia Bowen
OF ST. John c NJ + Church was an
other enjoyable feature Of the meet
ing.
Canada Lee and several members
of the cast Of Native Son were
among the guests present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
More Tenants
Ready Request
Trial By Jury
Brewster Tenants
Granted Stay In
Custer Proceedings

When Milton Duke, 1923 (. Can
field, requested jury trial last week
in protest against 81 increase in
the rental of his apartment, he not
only established precedent, but he
paved the way for many more ten
ants TO make the same request.
This was revealed this week by
the Rev Horace A. White who has
been campaigning vigorously against
the steady upsurge of rents during
the past IL months.
MANY tenants don't know that
this is their right, said the Rev. Mr.
White. IF more would demand jury
trials landlords would hesitate be-
fore increasing the rent for dwell
ings which arc in deplorablc condi-
ton
At the same TIME tenants in the
Brewster Housing Project whose in
come has increased to exceed the
maximum set BY the Detroit Hous-
ing Commission. were granted stay
when il was shown that they are
unable at this time to find houses.
The City had demanded the ten
ants vacate, and when they refused,
took the case TO court.
Circuit Court Commissioner vii
liam j. Cody said this week that
the hiking Of rents by landlords
had caused a tremendous increase
in the number of eviction hearings
in his court, the number being 80
per cent more than in 1910.
The jurist attributed the steady
increase in rentals TO the defense
program and also to some land
lords who see an opportunity To
gouge the tenants. This. he said, is
especially true because OF the large
number OF workers who have come
in because OF tho defense program
The commissioner. who declared
that he was handling at least -
cases day, stated that he was not
signing DEGREES Of eviction as rap
idly as in the past particularly
where there are children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Hampton Counselor
Visits d troi it In
Tour Through West

Several Of the Detroit high schools
were visited this week by Miss Luz
ellie Salisbury. n pre-collcgc guild
ing counselor Of Hampton Institute.
in Virginia. Her work is affiliated
with the Personnel and Guidance
department, recently inaugurated at
Hampton. under the direction Of DR..
Eugene CarSiaier, Of Minnesota
Miss Salisbury. who is a graduate
of Hampton and holds masters de-
gree in guidance from Columbia is
a former assistant dean of women at
Hampton. In her interviews with
high school students. she sells them
on the idea OF higher education and
advises them as TO the best schools
for their particular needs, no matter
whether the choice is Hampton In
sttute or some other institution OF
learning.
Miss Salisbury left Hampton on
her tour OF various cities on Octo-
Der g. Before coming TO Detroit.
she stopped at Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Cleveland. Ohio. Before returning
TO Hampton about December Is,
Miss Salisbury will visit high schools
in Gary, Indiana, Chicago. Illinois,
Kansas City, Oklahoma, and cities in
Texas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Rent Gouging By Land Lords Hit By Commissioner Cody
Y SWIMMERS
PASS EXAMS

Out o, 4 class OF p hoys. eight
boys passed the rieid exam given
by the 81. Antoine lWCA and the
Red Gross in The ST. AA'oine pool
last Ftmay. oct L., lie boys have
been under the guidance OF Elem
ing Matthews. American Red eros
and lMCA swimming instruction
The graduating class viii as ~ Mr
Matthews in keeping the "a pool
100 per cent safe
The outstanding mcmbcr Of 'he
class WAS Mildred Iay.ur who had
tho distinction al becoming ihf
hrst Junior master lie eHerd since
the ''N pool has been IN use. Mr.
Taylor assisted Mr. Ma,theNs 10
The supervision and instruction ~
this class. There Will be only one
more lie SAVING class ih.s veal
which Viii start the first week on
November.
Tie boy> who we're succes,i4'
in passing this examina'ion We're.
Herbert Hayden, Alfred Meadows
Willie Harris. James Doo.oy I'd
ward Lewis. Wilbcrt Mays and Hi
dred Taylor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Work Starts
On Clubhouse At
Fort Custer
Two Will Be
Constructed For
White Soldiers

Battle Creek, Mich.--The first OF
three clubhouses for soldiers at Fort
Custer was started this week. Funds
far the construction OF the three
eluhhouses were contributed to the
United Service Organizations.
The first Of the three recreation
halls would he used by colored SOL
diers in the Fort Custer area, ac-
ccrding TO Capt. Alfred B. Palcnert,
Fort Custer constructing quarter
master. who is supervising work on
the three structures.
The clubhouse for the colored SOL
diers will be one-story, frame
structure. So by ll2 feet, and will be
ready for use by Dec. l, according
70 Capt Palenert. The building will
have lounge and reading room,
social hall With stage and dressing
room. clubroom, refreshment bar
and Offices.
The other two clubhouscs will be
for white soldiers, one to be con-
sirucicd in BattleCreek and the
other in Augusta, just two miles
from Fort Custer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Northend Drug Store
Owner Hires Colored
Clerk After Boycott

The North Detroit Youth Council
conducted successful picket Of the
Dawson cut Rate drugstore, Davi-
son and Goddard. SATURDAY. Oct. is.
The proprietor after the pickots
from the NAACP had walked before
his store Tor about - hours. called
North Detroit Youth Counril and
Stanley Exams IN for negotiation
and promised 20 hire colorcd clerks.
At . oolnck sunday afternoons
Oct. -. an agreement was signed
10 EMPLOY colorod clerks within 81
hours. This agreement Viii be ken,
during The owners connection with
the store
Willie Shaofer, Stanley Evans.
Ruth Jackson. Sylvon Peoples
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

the moor, her head resting against
the bed. was Mrs. Mary Norman.
81. The baby was in the middle Of
the bed crying.
Mrs. Norman had had an hem
orrhage from the mouth and ears.
Moorman called for a physician. hut
It was TOO late; Mrs. Norman was
dead.
Police questioned the husband
after learning from noighbors that
the couple had frequently had
quarrels and which are major ele-
ments in the domestic life Of many
persons. However. after an autopsy
had shown that Mrs. Norman had
suffered from liver and heart
trouble and that death was the re-
suit OF natural causes, Norman
was released
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

followed by water. or made into a
ten. Either way Il Is easy 70 take.
and you regulate the strength TO
suit your needs.
And either way. you get the full
benefit ~ "ton.c-'aNaiiye' herb
in BLACK DRAlGHr that helps
10 tone lazy intestinal muscles.
Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Tuberculosis X i'll S
More Persons Than
In First World War

tuberculosis killed more Amori-
cans in 1910 than ever killed IN 49,
iion or died from wounds nc, s.d
In action dlfua tio orS' Wora
Ma Christmas seal funds arc used
10 reduce me toll. az lives taken By
tuberculosis.
The Naiinna. tuberculosis assoc
cation and is nosrly oono affIi.a'-
cd ol gani2aiion, IS lhc largest nou-
governmental organization 20 nan
one disease q TINS comfry The
Christmas seal sale is tho sole sup
port Of these organizations
since 1900. tho year The Michigan
Tuberculosis association held i's
first seal sale. tho death rate from
tuberculosis IN Michigan has been
cut Sc per cent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
.%yMNRNAM
HA/R TOH/C QeD
Adaptable Laxative
is Popular!

Lsxa'iycs. like people. arc quite
different. Some are quick, some are
strong some are gentle. Popular
ones among them must have some
thing Of all three qualities. and be
adaptable to individual needs.
Adaptable BLACK nRArGHT
has heen popular with four genera
tons 81 Americans. The spicy,
aromatic powder may be taken dry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Presidents Seeking
Funds For Women's
Modern Clubhouse

Mrs Rosa Gfacs is asking The
ci'iycnry ~ Detroi' 10 make q brio.
ali-oGt ehortto assist The women 10
complete ia, task OF paving fel the
club house NhiNh some thought
last Year conldn he dune
Sunday afternoon, uct. &c the
drive VII onicaIy efNArdfr Nas
with rally tea az lie tNh honso
al Fery and Brush sfscos, THE
public IS cordially lnit'cd toSfnme
and hcar tho interesting program
and 70 inspect me buildirg.