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Evening star., 1941-09-21

Not since 1918 have wood ducks
been found legally in hunters bags
of water fowl. Their numbers then
were so few a continuance of the
species demanded full protection.
This season, after nearly a quarter
of a century, wild -foWlers in Is States
will be allowed one wood duck each
in their possession because in recent
years SO many have been shot
through error This restricted bag
limit is only to permit those birds
to be kept rather than wasted, and
an experiment. If there is evidence
of abuse the wood duck will be re-
turned to the fully protected list.
The wooded shores of the Potomac
and the numerous tiny ponds of the
surrounding country have been the
reason for a better than average
population here. Hunters in this
area. particularly those illegally
shooting for the market. never have
hesitated to include the wood duck
whenever possible in their bags
Whether the restricted limit will
add to the annual kill is yet to be
determined. It is hOOed It Will
keep conscientious sportsmen from
breaking the law.
A Beautiful Species.
Wood duck, souealer, tree duck
Carolina or summer duck, call them
what you will there is no species
more beautiful. They are a real
American duck. breeding and living
in nearly every State east of the
Mississippi. Cutting of timber and
drainage projects contributed tc
their decline. The refuge program
should make a real increase in then
numbers possible.
They rise fast. are swift in flight
and silent. Their nests are made ir
a tree hole or on wide stut
and their broods are large Theil
vegetable and nut diet gives th'
/ flesh a quality not excelled by ever
/ the canvssback. The latter alon,
. is reason enough to protect then
/ r~+il the increase in numbers agar
VII j1stify a larger bag
Animals as Duck Blinds.
The increased restrictions re
I oarding blinds is understood little
by many wild-fowlers in this section
Many wonder in what possible wa,
a herd Of COWS. a horse or a null
| could be used as a blind
In this area animals are impossible
as blinds. 1t would indeed be a sigh
to see hunters driving cattle aloni
the banks of the Potomac, or Ou
on the Susquehanna fats. In th
northwest, and many Canadian pro
vinces, where wildfoWl feed OF
shocked grain. and light in any pot
hole or pond to do so, cattle d.
make good blinds, for the birds hav
become accustomed to them water
ing in the evening.
Along the Atlantic f1yway the blint
restrictions with this exception ar
I unchanged from last year.
Experiments in Bag Limit.
A bag-limit amendment this year
only in Hyde County, N. c., in which
the Mattamuskeet Wildlife Are;
lies. provides no person may tax
more than three geese in the aggre
gate of all kinds during any sever
consecutive days" This is an expert
ment of the United States Fish ant
Wildlife Service to find out if loca
Evening star., 1941-09-21
NINTH sub RACE3-Pdrse, $1,000;
Henchman Captures
Pennsylvania Hunt
Cup Second Time
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-Given
near-perfect ride by Jackie Bos-
ley, William j. Clothier's big black
jumper, Henchman, today repeated
last years victory in the Pennsyl-
vania Hunt Cup race.
The Maryland amateur rider
brought Henchman home 80 lengths
ahead of Edward M. Cheston'S Cog
Noir. Comedienne, owned by Mrs.
T. Beatty Brown, was third and
Christopher M. Greer's Houseman
was a distant fourth.
Bungtown, owned by John Straw
bridge, fell on the tenth fence of
the 3-mile run and tossed his rider,
1t. George Strawbridge, jr. Straw
bridge escaped injury.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
SECOND RACE-RED BERRY,
RING UP, BLUESTRING.

RED BERRY appears to have
been worked and raced into tip
top condition and his last Aque-
duct win stamps him as a dam
gerous threat. RING UP has
been threatening and this spot
is not beyond his powers. BLUE
STRING ran we'll in her first at
this point.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
20 Years Aqo
In The Stor

Zachary allowed only two hits
as the Mats defeated Chicago,
20. This was Washington's 10th
shutOut victory against only
three defeats by the same
method.
Maryland Racing Commission
moved to curb large track profits
in the State and voted that
tracks could earn only 10 per
cent of their valuation.
The Elks' baseball team Is lead
ing in the city sandlot cham
pionship series and has won 80
straight games.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Huyre de Grace Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; for g.
seaFIR9i6s Re5 aRd Rfee1p up 1s mileS 81 oao
Rose Anita " MERRITT ' 500 so
Grandioso (Acosta) 80
Also ran@Mieerne, Chicanna. ophelia ID.
Miss Selection, Bright sonina.
SECOND RACE-Purse $1,000; for s.
year-olds and up; 8 furlongs
Little Bolo CHowelD 1850 100 $50
Perlette (Canning) 49O 40
HiaBlaze .(RooO $50
Also 5s' ra1n1Mistassini. On Location. Cir
PtaI. Steady On. Panther Greek, Pompey's
DAILY Double paid s3esOD
THIRD RAcE53purse., 81 200; the Fort
Ns1.tlg MseHenTy' t9T 2-year-olds 5l2 t9rlonss
MIS- S. saTifa !os Smith sI'''' '' 80
Also ran-sun Hera. Best OF All and
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 500; claim
RE Fasa for Keper SEsa5-0d' and 4s6 sB SO mss aso
Grandever tHowelD $40 $50
ARGENT Berg go
Also ran-Jacsteal, Foxshade, Panor-
all G. Bedweu entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 50 900; the Park
ton Handicap: 3-year-olds and up; fur
a Bill F'worth (HowelD 500 40 $50
My Bill (Shelhamer) 46O $50
Skin Deep Keiperl 900
Time 1:12i5
Also ran-Rough Time, Grey Wolf, Sassy
Lady. Heregoes and Clyde Tolson.
Tall Trees Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added;
the Potomac Handicap 3-year- -olds: II.
miles
Boston Man Man ([AtkinsOn) 1870 $50 40
Cape Cod ISnyder) $50
Time, 1:4545
Also ran-a Daily Trouble, Bush
whacker. Cis Marion, Transfigure, b Big
Stakes, Battle Colors and CanroL
q D. StrausWalmac Farm entry
John L. Sullivan-W. v. McGrath entry
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 1,5OO; claim
Ing; for 3-year-olds and UP; lie miles.
Roncat (HowelD 1O.4O 47O $50
Ice Water (McCombs) $50 900
Ranger ID (Remerscheid) $50
Time, 1:4sas
Trois Pistoles and One Tip.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: for g.
year-olds and up; claiming: / Is miles.
Crius Gynch) 4.2O $50 27O
DingmanS (McCombS) 500 $40
City Judge tScoCca) 800
Time .5635.
Also ran = Impseen Scoria, Cisneros,
Mtntson, Dominal. Wintona.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
EIGHTH RACE - LEGENDA,
SUNPHANTOM, SCROOGE.

LEGENDA won her first at this
point and right off that fine
showing has to be picked. SUN
PHANTOM disappointed in his
last but he won his two previous
Narragansett tries. SCROOGE
could be hard to dispose of.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
THIRD RACE - PILATESUN,
YELLOW DRAGON, SECOND
DICT

PILATESUN disappointed in his
last but his best race would make
him dangerous in this caliber of
opposition. YELLOW DRAGON
was second in his last and he
could improve. SECOND BEST
shouted be in the money.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
FIFTH RACE-ABRASION, HE
ROLLS. ROBESPIERRE.

ABRASION seldom turns in
bad performance and his first at
this point should have brought
him to peak condition. HE
ROLLS won often this spring and
his recent morning moves sug-
gest he is ready. ROBESPIERRE
could upset.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
FOURTH RACE - CLINGEN-
DAAL, POINDExTER, FO-
G0SO

CLINGENDAAL scored in his
first try at the local strip and
right off that showing has
chance to trim this slightly bet
ter opposition. POINDEXTER
improved to be second in his last
and he is a threat. FOGOSO is
fit for a good effort.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
HaIf-MiIe Track Mark
For | 1-16 Miles Is
Set by BuIwark
Rv the Associated Press

By me AssOCItItU PTtss.
POMONA. Calf, Sept. 20--Bul-
wark, 8-year-old gelding owned by
the Canadian sportsman. Al G.
Tarn, set a new American record
Of 1:4635 today for a / 1I16 mile
around a half-mile oval.
The son of Bulldog captured the
feature event of the Los Angeles
County Fair racing program.
The previous American mark was
l:47, set here in 1887 by St. Stephens.
then owned by Charles S. Howard.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Dodoers Buy Catcher

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20 P).-
The Dodgers today announced the
purchase of George Pfster, a
catcher, from the Durham club of
the Piedmont League. He reported
to Manager Durocher today.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Nurrogunsett Park
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST, ,RAcE-Purse. s1,1oO: claiming
3,year-olds and upward Is miles.
Xrs5t.Sns WsTsing witfn 6attG Xln 74o 3so
Supreme Flag Vandebershe) $50
Also seklebnL. Brave Action. The
Time Offender. Richestan.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. sI1oo claim
ing 3-year-olds and upward 6 furlongs
Ichutel
circus Wings Dattilo, $50 800 $50
yaldina Jack purando) 610 4a0
Discobolo tMcMuIlenJ 1870
Also Aso raR.eb.sDS: 3. =, joy Be- KsEmsss;
Gal, Parfait Amour. O''
THIRD RAcE-Purse, s1,1oo; claiming;
2,year-oIds 2ou,a and upward; 8 furIongs. -
Old Smoothly (Sconza) $50 52O
Glenace Bates 21.90
orland Boslet, Fly Gent. Possibiiity whip
away. Full O. Run, Ariel Gazelle.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow
Bas9 Beasa R5tdss5 FcGhsoly5 yBrsso 71o 3sso s4oo
Burgoo Dinner fTaylor) $50
Also ran-Ack-Ack Ask Me and Play
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
3-year-olds and upward; II. miles.
Shaheen tSconza) 11s0 40 800
Busy Man briggs $50 go
Speedy BooQer Luther) 40
Time. :46ts.
Also ran-Air Stratton, Sun Triad. Sir
Elmer, Conrad Mann
SIXTH RACE-Purse $4,000 added
Thornton Memorial Handicap: 3-year -olds
and up: furlones.
Watch Over tBriggs) $40 $50 240
Red Vulcan NASH $40 $50
Votum (McMullenJ $50
Time. 1:11's.
Also ran-Itabo and Allesro
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-oids and up: l mile and 20
yards
Wanna Hygro (sconza) $500 1210 $40
Hot Iron lRobartl 1870 170
Clapair tParadiseb 500
Time. 1:45l5
Also ran-Winter Sea County Cork.
French Trap Star Marvel and Top Staff.
EIGHTH RAcE-,Purse,. S1,10O; claim
ing: :3-year-olds and up: !. miles:
Grand Day tGuerinl 40 $40 4S0
Sweet Story Burke 40 $50
Lady Roma tJohnston) 30
Time, 1:4Sis.
Also ran-Orinoco. Laurana Lyon, Right
as Rain, Sun Breeze, Light Tack, Close
Kin. Post ONCE and Dick Bray.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
SEVENTH RACE TRAMP
SHIP. CARTEL. PROC.

TRAMP SHIP has been show
ing fair form in New England
and has as good a chance as any
in this wide-open, evenly matched
affair. CARTEL has shown fair
local form. PROC appears to be
on the improve.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Racing Selections
For I omorroW

Havre De Grace Consensus Fast
BY the Associated Press.
lone Link, Indian Sun, Candle
stick.
2|Hereshecomes, Chaldar, Barry
more.
3EIngomar, Lauderkin, Griertoi.
+Port Wales, Slow Motion, Fogoso
5-Abrasion. He Rolls. Hants.
6-Aaron Burr. Basileus, Gonda-
lima.
Proc, Cartel, Tramp Ship.
8-Creepy Mouse, Sunphanton, lie.
genda.
Best bet-Ingomar.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
HAVRE De GRACE Fast),

BY the Louisville Times.
Indian Sun, One Link, Tomluta
2-Chaldar, Croissant, Rough Man.
3-St. Peter, yellow Dragon,
Ingomar.
tBedwen entry, Rehearsal, Spar
row Chirp.
5-Abrasion, HantS, He Rolls.
6-Aaron Burr, Gondalina, Flying
Plaid.
7-Cartel, Prompto, Proc.
8-Legenda, Sunphantom, Newark.
Best bet-St. Peter.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
-GONDALINl

best bet Of the day. HAPPY
HUNTING has to be given a good
chance on his best effort. AARON
BURR just missed in his last.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
SIXTH RACE - GONDALINA,
HAPPY HUNTING, AARON


GONDALINA just failed to
click in her first here and her
previous New England form was
excellent. Let's rate her as the
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for q Fast Track at Hovre de Grace
BEST BET

bEIo DE :
FIRST RACE - INDIAN sun,
VALDINA ZEST, ONE LINK.
INDIAN SUN won his last out
ing as his rider pleased, and of
that corking performance he ap-
pears ready to repeat. VALDINA
ZEST closed fast in her last and
could force the issue. ONE LINK
Is consistent and dangerous.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
HAWTHORNE East.


BY the Louisville Times
1-Hinsdale, Sweet Pease, Stray
Chord.
2-Witan. Sherab Jr., Air Hostess.
3-Bezique, Grand Appeal, Chic
win.
4-Cornwallis, Kiev Singer, Mighty
Fine.
5-KentoWn, Suertero. Connie Ann
6-Prairie Dog, Sir Kid, Maisco.
T-KoSse, Panjab, Inscomira.
8-Chance Ray, Duck Stans, Syl-
van Dell.
9-Memorosa, Pelter, Morning Mail
Evening star., 1941-09-21
HAWTHORNE Fast .

HAWTHORNE tFaSD.
By the Chicago Daily Time.
1-Myrica, Little Jean, Tommys
Luck.
2-Imperial Jones, Witan, Air
Hostess.
aPolish Beauty, Country Miss,
Bezique.
+Spanish Party, Wakita, Kiev
Singer.
5-Connie Ann, Dancing Light,
Impenetrable.
6-Plowshare, Prairie Dog, Ger
tainty.
7-Kosse, Kiev Gaffney, Inscomira.
8+Brilliant Light, Jim Lipscomb,
Sylvan Dell:
Sub-Shes Right, Pelter, Lookout
Below.
Best bet-Plowshare.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

BY the Associated Press.
1-ReckleSs Saxon, Gypsy Moth.
Flag Spoon.
2-Last Passage, Range Dust, Stage
Beauty.
3-Periover. Cielita. High Caste.
4-Skipper's Mate, Ida Streng, Pim-
lico Polly.
5-Chance Run, Siganar, Karnak
6-Balmy Spring, Pomiva, Grau-
stark.
Jessie Gladys, Happy Pilot, Harp
Weaver.
8-Cloudy Night, zaltowna, Lady
LyonorS.
9-Medred, Guardsman, Kan's Re-
vesge
1O-Wee Scot, Epitory, Henderson
IAN
Best bet-Periover.
Belmont COnsensus-Fast).
By the Associated Press
Abrupt, Spread Eagle, Bean by
Bean.
2-Quaker Lad, Cinder Maid, Take
Wing.
Goat of Arms, Bhtzkrieg, Bleu
Dor.
4Aboyne, Little Davey. Old Rose
bush.
5-Yarrow Maid. Unerring, Belle
Poise
6-General Novice, Boysy, Olym-
pus.
7-Chance Star, Fiery Steel, Memory
Book
Best bet-Aboyne.
Belmont Fast.
BY the Louisville Times
1-Son Islam. Bean by Bean. Abrupt.
2-Cinder Maid, Take Wing, Dan
Getty.
3-Fire Warden, On the Fence,
Liste
4-Old Rosebush. Alhalon, Marogay.
5-Pelisse, Oasis, Dark Imp.
6-Hard Jester, Boysy, General
Mowlee.
7-Chance Star, Memory Book,
Brown Queen II.
Best bet-Old Rosebush.
NARRAGANSETT Fast.
| BY the Louisville Times
Header, Avoca, Ring Leader.
2-Pompa. Range Dust, Airline.
3-Gilded Hero, High Caste, Stepa-
pace.
4-Superior, Shippers Mate, Zite.
5-Blue Uniform, Chance Yen,
/ Siganar.
6-Graustark, Equistone, Balmy
Spring.
Harp Weaver, Blue Warrior,
Jessie GLADYS.
8-Zaltowna, Rebbina. Cloudy Might.
9-Holl Image, Canterbrun, Med
red.
10-Epitory. Wee Scot, Gigi.
| Rest het-HO1l ImaCo
Evening star., 1941-09-21

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Evening star., 1941-09-21

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Evening star., 1941-09-21
Belmont Park Entries
For Tomorrow

By bhe ASSOclated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 500; claiming;
d ftntIn
Evening star., 1941-09-21

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; for g.
year FOLDS and up; 1is miles
Sir Reg tBreenJ $50 24O 22O
Rose Anita (Merritt) 800 24O
Grandioso (Acosta) 24O
Time, :5545
Also ran-Merne, Chicanna Ophelia %.
Miss Selection, Bright Sonina.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
DAILY Double paid S36.sO)

THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 200; the Fort
McHenry; for 2year-olds: so furlongs
Chuckle fKeiperl $40 270 . 40
Pony Ballet tMcCombs) $50 22O
Miss Sarita (Smithl 2.7O
Fime. 1:0S4s.
Also ran-sun Hera Best OF All and
Sweet Seas.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

FOURTH FAC|Purse. SI.3UO. allow
anceS: 2-year-olds; furlongS
Bingo Bridget CBriggs) 40 $50 o40
Besda Connolly 4s0 o1O
Burgoo Dinner fTaylor) go
Time. 1:12 2-5
Also ran-Ack-Ack. Ask Me and Play
Spa.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Hawthorne Park Entries
For Tomorrow
B, the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse 81 900. claiming:
maidens: 3-year-olds and upward: 8 fur
Evening star., 1941-09-21
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; 1Ils miles.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse Sl.1OO: claim
a roo r-nlds md ward. 1 ]. miles
BY the Associated Press,

xApprent!ce allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

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Evening star., 1941-09-21

FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81 500: claim
Ing for 3-year-olds and up. Ia miles
Russia (Keiper) 460 $40 22O
Grandever fHowelD $40 2 so
Regent Berg go
Time. 2:3445
Also ran-Jacsteal, Foxshade, Panor-
oscope
Evening star., 1941-09-21

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added
Thornton Memorial Handicap: 3year -olds
and UP: & furones
Watch Over tBriggs) $40 ESQ 240
Red Vulcan (Nashl $40 go
Votum CMcMullenJ $50
Time. 1:1les.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Narragansett Consensus East,

Best bet-1ngOmar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Add This Simple Preparation Of Glazed Ham
To Your Favori+e Main Course Recipes

meat is done, take from oven,
remove rind and score fat dag
onally.
Insert cloves in fat at inter-
walls, sprinkle with II cup brown
sugar; return to oven to melt
sugar. Basic with cranberry
almond mixture.
Cranberry Almond Glaze
2 cups cranberries
l cup water
l cup sugar
u cup chopped almonds
Cook cranberries in water
until tender, then add ! cup
sugar and almonds. Basic ham
when brown sugar has melted.
Butferseoieh Pie
l cup brown sugar
l teaspoon butter
2 tablespoons milk
2 eggs
l tablespoon -four
4 teaspoon salt
l cup milk
Il teaspoon vanilla
! baked 9-inch pie she'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Buff Mails

IF YOU'RE worried about
brittle nails-and it is madden
ing TO snag one-you'd better
get out your old nail buffer and
ply it vigorously. Maybe you,
being young, never heard of a
buffer. Yes, dear children. your
mamma put nail powder on with
il years and years ago before
liquid veneer came in.
The brisk use of the buffer
warns the pink shells. Circula-
ton is stimulated in the UNDER
lying flesh, which give coloring
10 human claws. Which means
that the nails will be strong,
pliable and in normal condition.
If you can't find your buffer.
massage your nails. Thumb EN-
and rub EN-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Frequent Change

Another important if is the
immaculate cleanliness of the
bedding and the frequency with
which it is changed. Few senSa-
tons are pleasanter than the
feel of clean sheets.
A rumpled. soiled sheet will
not lie fiat and smooth, and a
pillow case or top sheet not
thoroughly fresh and clean are
unpleasant bedfellows. All bed
linen should be changed at least
once a week. and fastidious
women have learned the value,
in niceness as we'll as in easier
laundering. Of changing twice a
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

? tablespoons confectio n ers'
sugar
Put sugar and butter in skillet,
moisten with 2 tablespoons milk,
and cook until golden brown.
Separate eggs. add -four and salt
to yolks; gradually add l cup
milk, stirring until smooth. Add
this to sugar mixture and cook,
stirring constantly until it is
smooth and thick.
Add vanilla and pour into
baked pie shell. Beat egg whites,
add confectioners' sugar, beat
stiff and cover pie. Brown in
slow oven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Household Tasks Need Not
Impair Your Hand Beauty
BY KATHARINE FISHER
Director, Good Housekeeping Institute

HOUSEWORK IS SOM f.
TIMES hard on hands, there's
no doubt about it. One way to
keep them smooth and soft is 10
have bottle -jia.et-.NoIr
favorite hand cream or lotion IN
the kitchen, and use it frequently
during the day and especially
after your hands have been in
water.
Perhaps a better way is to pro-
tect your hands from wear and
tear bv wearing household gloves
for cleaning. dishwashing. and
busting. Once you get used to
them. you'll wonder how you
ever did without them. Even the
dirtiest jobs can be done with
less toll taken of hands and
manicures.
Several Kinds
Household gloves are made in
several ways. Well known are
those made of rubber. Synthetic
materials are now being used.
too, which have the advantage
OF being highly resistant to fats
and oil, cleaning fluids and other
strong substances. Some gloves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Clean Sheets
For She er
Comfort
BY ELEANOR ROSS

ONE OF the most important
factors in sleeping comfort Is
the way a bed is made.
II the bottom sheet is pulled
tight and smooth. and anchored
with mitered corners tucked
under the mattress. if the pillow
slips fit the pillows correctly,
and if the top sheet is long
enough TO allow for a generous
turnover. the downy couch will
come closer to fitting that de-
scription.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Thursday, May 1, 1941
By PRUDENCE PENNY

ALMOST EVERY homemaker
has her favorite recipe for cook
ing ham. A very simple method
is to place it in a slow oven
900 degrees) and bake. Pour
over a glaze made with brown
sugar. vinegar and spices. from
one half to one hour before
baking time is finished. A special
topping is the cranberry and
almond glaze suggested below.
Today's Menu
Baked Ham Nth
Cranberry Almond Glaze
Baked SWeet Potatoes Spinach
CELERY Sliced Apples
Butterscotch Pie Coffee
Baked Ham
Wipe meat and put on rack in
open roasting pan and bake in
moderate oven 300 degrees) fat
side of meat up. until the Their
mometer registers 10 degrees
or allow about IS minutes per
pound. One-half hour before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Background

1T IS smart, these days, to
have the home decorated with
colors that will harmonic with
the personality of the owner.
One way to help achieve this
harmony is demonstrated by the
Duchess of Windsor, who ap-
plies a bit of her facepowder to
the wall for the painter to use
as a guide in mixing his paints.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

are of fleece-lined rubber, which
makes them easy TO draw on and
off.
Other gloves are treated with
a-hand- cream which gives the
hands a beauty treatment during
the time the work is being done.
These. of course, are limited to
such tasks as busting. using the
vacuum cleaner. grubbing the
garden. or driving. Nonskid tips
on some gloves keep dishes from
slipping. protect the manicure,
and add 10 the life of the glove.
Turn-down cuffs are another
new idea for work gloves. They
keep water from streaming
down uplifted arms.
There are many jobs that are
not easy on unprotected hands.
busting. for one, because dust
grindS into the pores of the skin.
Yet busting is not hampered by
protective gloves. The same is
true of silver cleaning, emptying
the vacuum cleaner bag. dis
posing Of garbage and rubbish.
polishing furniture. etc. And
don't have TO tell you what hap
pens TO unprotected hands when
they are kept in hot water for
any length of time, as in dish
washing and laundering
Should Be Large
When buying household gloves,
buy a size or two larger than
those usually worn. Then they
won't feel annoyingly tight, and
won't hinder the normal circula-
ton of the blood. They'll slip on
and off more easily. too Buy a
reputable brand bearing a manu-
facturer's guarantee.
Any gloves will last long If
they are properly cared for.
Rubber gloves should be busted
with talcum powder after each
use, to lessen the strain of Slip
ping them on and off. All types
of gloves wear better if they are
kept clean. Be sure you do not
dry gloves over heat or expose
them TO the sun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Passe Habit

a bed-making habit which has
gone into the discard is that Of
transferring the top sheet 10 the
bottom, thus making IT give two
weeks of service. This used TO
be considered thrifty practice.
but the reasons for il are out
NODDED.
The custom had its origin in
the days when bedding was
made Of heavy. unmanageable
fabric which taxed the strength
of the housewife during the
laundering. Without mechanical
washers, and without good soap
products. the early American
housewife could be excused for
cutting down on the number Of
her sheets.