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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28

Cox reunion at Prospect Park,
Ypsllanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
Move EN- AwayS

Congressman a. J. Sabath's plan
is TO thin the capital out by scat
tering good many governmental
agencies away from Washington
TO Chicago This own home town.
and elsewhere.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
Free Methodist

Corner Lowell and st. John St.
Rev. l.. l.. Kelly, pastor.
522 ST. John St.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

u blSSh suNNNSoSo oSetiiIoC
Italy has been the control of the Med-
terranean by Britain's mighty fleet
In deriding Itays claim to the Mediter-
ranean as Mare Nostrum' (our sea- the
British through their censor released the pic
ture directly to the right: four Of ChurchPs
big arorshipS riding "MuSSolinis Lake" IN
m0leSted
1t is ships of this type and British sea eff
cheney that have severed Italian supply lines to
Africa and in measure to Albania, despite
Italian boasts that those seas are theirs. Prac-
tically one-half of ltaly's first line of sea de-
Tense (battleships) was crippled in one blow
at laramie on Armistice Day, and British
ships even operate in the Adriatic.
By so winning control of Mare Nostrum,"
if, in fact, any other modern power has ever
held it. the British have been able to transport
large armies and supplies to Africa and prose-
cute a successful war, after a bad start, on
three fronts: the Libyan campaign, the drive
into Abyssinia and the fight for Somaliland.
Italy, on the ether hand, has been unable to
maintain her supply lines in the Mediterra-
mean, forcing her troops there to get along
principally with supplies and men housed in
her African colonies prior to her entry into
the war. Her supply line across the Adriatic,
likewise, has been harassed, forcing the use
of air transport.
British control of the island of Crete and
the seas around Greece has further prevented
Italy from attempting a direct drive into
Greece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

"HE most important single contribution
to British and Greek successes against
Italy has been the control of the Medi-
terranean by Rritain'S mighty fleet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Hint Churchill Farley

The White House statement LEM
concrete support to reports tina
President Roosevelt as com
mander-ln-chief of United State'
armed forces, may soon welcome
the foremost SpokeSmen Of Britain
Russia. China and The Neither
lands around conference table II
Washington.
Tho mysterious and continued
absence from London of Prime
Minister Winston Churchill re-
manned unexplained tonight but
reports persisted that ht and -MT.
may soon repeat their
historic Atlantic meeting Of last
AT which time they formu-
lated the famous Atlantic Charter
enunciating an cight-point pro-
gram for restoring democratic
10 world beSet 10y the
forces of IIItlcriSm,
The Atlantic meeting was held
mder conditions OF utmost secrecy
ard under these same conditions
he White House tonight declined
all comment ON tho possibility Of
an imminent and dramatic second
meeting between the two demo-
cratic leaders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Dinner Bids
Contact USO # You viii
Fets Service Man

Families in the Detroit area
who would ike 10 invite young
man from some branch Of military
service to their Christmas dinner
or on some other holiday. are he
INC asked by directors Of the local
USO ccttcr 2l2 Hammond Build
inc 10 dan or appear for registra-
ton as soon as possible.
II was pointed out, however by
Mary ONel. assistant director
% the Detroit $50. that families
making such invitations would
probably nave TO call for the boys
az their camps and return them
AZ The end Of the day Service
men from tho more remote camps
-T6U-T1 n T7YFr II tt'cSso CCUtcT and
returned there Most of the boys
are not familiar with Detroit
streets. Miss O'Ncill SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Tipof in London

In London. however Mai Glenn
Ont r. Attlce lord privy seal and
deputy prime minister. told the
Parliament in the absence Of the
prime minister that developments
Of extreme Importance were IN
the making
the pOSSiDiIItY tha' josef STAIN,
RuSsia'S premier, might also come
10 Washington for the war
strategy meeting was doubted by
diplomatic circles because Of the
pressure of tho war with Germany
II was expected that Stain
would be represented by Maxim
Lltviuon. the new Soviet ambaS-
Sador who conducted the nrgotia-
tons in Washington a decade ago
leading up 10 United States recog-
milton Of the Soviet Union
+ Likewise. IL appeared unlikely
that Gen Chang kai-Shek. China /.
dynamic leader would he able &c
come n a Washington meeting As
his presence q tho head of China s
armies in WaglnC the war against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Mum on Coast Subs

The navy department tonight
had mo comment to make on the
issued by Rear Adj
miral y. w. GrecnSlade al San
Francisco that submarines are
operating off the California coast.
The department pointed out that.
as Commandant of the twelfth
naval district, Admiral Grcenslade
was responsible for defense OF that
area. and as such was naval
spokesman for the district.
President Roosevelt. completing
the reorganization Of the navy
high command following the Pearl
Harhor dCbaCle of Sunday, De-
Cembcr Z. late today named Adj
miral Ernest j. King as cons
mander-in-chief of the United
States fleet
Admiral Chester w Nimitz sup
planted Admiral husband +. Kim
mel as commander-in-chlef Of the
-faCTr7C TtoCT, and Rear admiral
Royal +. IngcrSoll, assistant chief
of naval operations, succeeds King
in active command of the Atlantic
fleet.
King has been COMMANDMENTS
chief Of The Atlantic fleet through
out IFS highly successful operations
of the last SIX months in counter
Ing German submarine. bomber
and surface raider attacks on
limited StatOS lend-lCaSc shining
aid to Britain.
King. in his new post assumes
supreme command of the three
American naval tOrccS-the Allan
tic. Pacific and ASiatic fleets, In
this he succeeds Klmmcl. who was
relieved of his dual post OF com
mandcr Of the Pacific and United
states fleets, as a result OF the
Pearl Harbor disaster
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Indicates Big Battle

Indications were that the now
Scahornc Japanese assault has
provoked the greatest battle yet
10 break out IN the Philippine
theatcr since the Far Eastern war
began with the surprise attack on
Pearl Harbor two weeks ago today.
The japanese now have foot
holds on the two principal Philip
pine Islands Mindanao ranks sec
ond in size 10 Luzon, where Manila
IS located.
While the battle Of Davao. some
700 miles south of Manila, ragged
into its second day, increased
clashes were reported in the Nigan.
Aparr and LegaSpi sectors Of the
Luzon northern and southern
coasts. where Americas forces
have been effectively resisting all
Japanese efforts 10 extend their
tOebOlGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Students Offered
Exemption Plan

Juniors and seniors in colleges
and universities may enlist IN the
navy departments ensign program
and finish their education before
being called to active duty under
a plan announced Saturday.
After completing study and re-
ceiving a degree, enlistees will be
sent to the navy'S MidShipman
School 10 train for commissions.
1t was pointed out in the an
nouncement that those enliSling
will automatically become draft
exempt If accepted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Atlanta Fetes Hero's
17-DaY-0Id Daughter

ATLANTA Ga, Dec. 20 INS).
The appreciation which all At
lanta felt toward her heroic
father who died while leading a
squadron of mcrican flcrS
against japanese troops attempt
Ing 10 land in the Philippine
Islands, today was laviShed on II
daN-old Janice MarcU.
The father Lieut. Samuel Hines
Narctt 26 formerly of Atlanta,
died without knowing that a
daughter had been born 10 him
When AtlantanS read Of his hero
ISM they began taking up a col
lection 10 buy defense bonds for
The daughter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
ObjectiUes of Farley

fAeld - VI Pl@ilAt HilPCi '"'ANN'
Objectives of Farley
II was considered more likely
that the generalissimo would send
his brother-in-law and right-hand
man. DR.. r. V. Soong, 10 Wash
ington as China's conference dele
gate.
Detectives of the Washington
conference would be:
The formation OF an inter-
allied high command TO prose-
cute the war most effectively in
the various theaters of action in
Europe, the Far East, Africa. in
the Mediterranean Sea, and the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
. Formulation of a plan Of
grand strategy for conduct of
the war.
Z The maSSing Of military
and economic might 10 counter
AXIS attacks in all quarters of
the world.
& The appointment Of gen.
craliSSimo or high admiral 10
command the Joint actions and
forces Of the associated anti
AXIS powers cooperating in the
various land, sea and air thea
terS of war.
5-MarShaling OF the entire
economic and war resources OF
the associated nations 10 assure
their proper distribution under
the general program OF lend
lease operations.
Meanwhile, predictions mounted
that Gen. Douglas A, Macarthur
lust elevated TO full generalshll
by President Roosevelt, probabl!
will be named commandcr-ln-chie
of all United States armed force
in the field
Tho position would he identlca
10 that held by Gen. John J
PcrShing as commander-in-chief o
the AEF in World War /
~ navy department, in II
1890 p. m. communlque, tersel,
revealed the latest naval blow a
the Japanese invasion forces.
Another navy announcement in
directly revealed for the first TIM
enemy submarines have been oper
aling comparatively close TO th'
Atlantic Coast.
Whether units Of the Atlanti,
fleet had claShcd with the under
sea raiders went undiSClosed, bu
il was indicated that the Ameri
can sea forces were in operation
against the maraudcrs.
Meanwhile, fighting in the IA
eastern theater on land increase
in tempo, although the war dc
partmcnt was without further dc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Heavy Fight RACES

The latest attack on Nichols
Field was officially described rs
light Intensive anti-aircraft fire
drove off the raiders.
ta. In Washington the navy an
nounccd Cavite was subjected 10
a heavy bombing which inflicted
some damage, but only a few
/ CaSualtics)
Earlier in tho afternoon. II wa,
announced that patrol activity il
the Nigan. Apart and LegaSp
areas has increased on both sides
+ NiCan and Apart lie on tho
northwest and north coasts oI
Luzon Island on which Manila is
situated, and Legaspl is at the
southern tip Of the island In these
three sectors. the invaders have
been trying 10 widen and deepen
their beach-headS following the
Wlplng out last week Of their foot
hold on Lingaycn Bay. about 200
miles north Of Manila on the west
coast Of Luzon.
DaVao site Of tho new battle.
was also the scene of the war 5
first Japanese air attack on the
Philippines, after which no at
taCkS on Mindanao had been re-
ported up until the Japanese
landings yesterday morning.
Early in the war authorities had
rounded up and informed 1900
japanese Of military age in Davao.
Numerous Japanese business
concerns have been operating in
Davao, which is located in hay
on the southeast side Of Mlndanao.
The japanese landings on Min
danao constituted the first enemy
efforts to win Philippine territory
outside Of LuZon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

tails late in the day on a Japanese
invasion thrust at Davao on the
Philippines.
The navy. however, conceded
that its base at Cavite had under
gone a heavy bombing attack yes
terday noon.
The transport sinking occurred
in the general area of the Far
East" according 10 the navy's No,
ID communique Of the war. Two
days ago il was announced that a
transport had been sunk and a
destroyer probably sent to the
bottom by United States subma-
rines in the same locality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Manila Area Bombed

Japanese bomhers. meantime.
again raidcd Nichols Airfeld at
Manila and also dropped some
sticks OF explosives on the south
ern outskirts Of The Philippine
capital carly Saturday afternoon.
while one squadron of raiders
headed for The United States
naval base of CaVte on Manila
Bay.
The Manila metropolitan region
underwent an air alarm lasting one
hour and 10 mlnuicS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
5-Nation Farley
Planned TO Map
Victory Drive
Continued from Page One)

The White House statement fol-
lowed disclosure by the navy that
United States submarines have
sent another Japanese transport
10 the bottom IN the Far East and
that AXIS submarines have been
off the Atlantic Coast
There were no further details in
the capital of the large Scale-Lapa-
nose invasion thrust AZ Davao on
Mindanao Island in the southern
phlllpplnCS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
ZimbaIist's Son TO Wed

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 QNS).-
Efram Zimbalist Jr.. %, son Of the
noted musician. today obtained a
license to we'd Emily Munroe Nc
Nair. 22-year-old actress. Their
wedding plans were not disclosed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Americans FiQht
Big Jap Force
In Philippines
4 Transports Land
al DsVao in Wake
OF Intense Berreee
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
escorted transports in the wake
Of violent aerial advance bar
rage.
A headquarters spokesman In
Manila revealed this morning that
the landing operations Were pre-
coded by heavy Japanese Air bomb
American faud- forces
defending Davao under command
OF Lleut. Col Rogers Hilsman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

Personalize his gift, he'll ap-
preciate your thoughtfulncss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Allies War Chiefs
To Join in Washington

the japanese forces in Southern
Asia is of prime importance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Two or ; initial monographs

FREE. Done while you wait.
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WHEN At 4 Loss ABOUT
HOW TO USE LEFTOVER
ASPARAGUS Try THESE

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rumpkla CAIftaa NJ

package 81 assenas4ea safa.
IN cup hrt eMa xasEs
silshtiy heesun / cup mia / err
saszF. ! teaspoon sAis. j t-eAsrssoa
clEzaAmnn teAspann Ali sn1os
teAspaum gfnsHE. daaa az c1essx
tanaralNeon molaxnaN ; rssrz
mashed e1xked pumpkin. : -
whites. tablespoons essear 4
hAkea e-inch pie slaeM
Dissolve gelatin Ia hot unsAe
osznbine eeE yolkx min. cru
sugar.. salt. kplce4 and snoaAW
N top e double huller. mlrIn
well Cook 0xsf hot water unfi.
makfuFe coats spoun stirring eou.
stantly. Remove from fir. Az
pumpkin and gelatin and mlx
Cnal until slightly ahlrksn~d
Beat eeg whites until faamY.
msn add Z tablespoons kaasF
gfadnally. and beat until sssff
Fold lightly into gelatin mlxtsare
F0ur INTO cold pie ahell ChIli
antn firm Serve plain o. Pile
whipped cream around sezp.
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SANDWICHES EASY TO
MAKE WHEN PANTRY IS
WELL-STOCKED WITH FOODS

Now = the tanaes - ssnek ehe
PANTRY shelves with canned Renzs
FROM which Sandwiches may b
evolved at = uaomegats natice Gone
are TIE DAYS when sehooi meant
hourx Of uurk for mother. It tnzt
kns done these DAYS.
Then there are many. mary O.
csxlouS when sandwiches fursa ehe
piece &c resistance q uut-of-anor
q st~ay-at-home meals ChEldFnn
adore SANDWICHES and most OF us
rrowunps agree that she mSdeFn
version Of . sandwich b q most
satisfactory one.
Webster says that = sandwich i
two pieces Of bread having . lay
er u meat cheese CT ary kind Of
savoy food between them O.
course. 20 tire moofrn woman that
Il lust half he stogy-the Milling
half Actually sthe filling mag Be
3 topping for q slice o. bread As
evidence. there ARE the wee OPEN
faced sandwiches for the tea-sable
ard the man-Sized RloFsfted creation
when . toast slice Is Tire foundation
for upper layers q saToEy sized
meat. tangy salad dressing. cFispF
lettuce and. for peFfectinn. crispy
bacon.
You know there Is little variation
IN the nutritional requirements in
summer and winter. Actually you
need the same amount Of pFutc2gzs
the anne B vftamins and minerals
The calory need Is determined b
your activity. A strenuous game Of
tennis Or = morning Of houseclean-
ting Means q call for energy foods.
So We ~ meat Is important, then.
too. meat peps up the appetite and
satisfies hunger.
Good bread. creamed butter or
margarine. salad dressing and pep
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- s~eAaouinax are PAR II re mar
knE2 FFun khNn On. TIE eumhlnA-
tioas pezklhla win real cheese,
peAnat bssttex. nutA. Gates. and ssxh
arr unlimited.
here hFe snnze anazuai sandwich
eaEgesttnszSs
1. Ground cooked Smoked tongue.
minced green pepper. salad dress
lng.
Z Thlnlv szAcea snest ussaasz de-
ri crisp baonA diced green p<usef
saiad dressing en- whole wheat
bread
} Ground rnass poTk minced
ripe ulives. salad dressing.
Ground TnurfnRsr. ground
baked ham and salad dressing.
5 Ground dates. nuts ard mls6
DRESSING.
G. Ground dates peanut butter
snd salad dressing.
7 Peanut butter and crisp tanua
8 Cream cheese. diced dFiad eef.
pickle relish.
3 Sliced baked Canadian bacon.
hoFesradfsh favored mustard.
10 Bfaunechwerger. minced untun
and salad dressing.
OPEN Sandwiches
l. Hot baked beans on toasted
whole wheat bread. top with sliced
bacon
:. Drowned ground liver. crisp
diced bacon. mofEtenea with cat
sup on toast
) Sliced roast veal. sliced tosnzto
and salad dressing On toasG
& Drowned slices Of canned
stEar-cursd pork Loaf. apple sauce
On toast.
5. Grilled hamburger. grated aged
American cheese on toasted half
buns
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Use Standard F0unda-
ton Recipe In Making
Plain and Fancy Rolls


Sponge for rolls Is usually Ftrnez
than that for bread tn shortening
and sugar and generally has ne adj
diti0n Of eggs. Prom the aunt f0ua-
datfon you can make . variety Of
rolls which. because Of shape and
amount Of crust, vii actually have
different flavorz. THE dough may
also be used for coffee cakes. clnna-
mon buns sud other sweet breads
which have . dozen different
names.
II you Ike yoa may m1x bread
/ when you find TIME tn tbs morning.
put ne sponge Ia the Refrigeration
ard let Il stay until about an hour
sna ; half o. 20 before dinner. IN
spite Of the cold the dough rte9
signify and i put over not water
sill be ready IN about half an hour
70 form for the second rising which
VIII take about half 81 hour. Your
rolls utfl be ready 70 e1me out d
the even By the tins the rest Of
the preparations foE dinner ere
made.
standard PAIN Kazzs
| cake compressed yeast ! cup
milk. scaided. ! cup sugar. l tea
spoon salt. ! eeg-seII beaten ID
cup melted shortening ! cups sft-
81 flour faboutl.
Crumbs yensl cake into bowl and
slowly ADD scaided milk. which has
been caoIed % lukeNaFm. stirring
Until yeast Is dissolved STR IA SUGAR
salt. meIl-beaten egg. one-half the
shortening and one-hA1 the floA3
beat unit smooth Add remaining
flour ano mix vel. afir IA remain
the shortening and mlx vel Knemd
Oh figured beard until doHgn Is
sznnolh. rszee dough "a creased
bcz1. over. set il warm place. and
let rise until doubIe u bulk. Form
into desired shapes arrange O.
creased taking sheets and bFuzh
With melted skoftenlns. Cover end
let rise again until double II bib
Bake n = moderately ho& oven f4ao
q p fifteen 70 twsutY minutM
xkesds Il to : dozen rolls.
paeAeF Haaa Ha4M
When dough has risen = double
il blk. roff TIE doash an = flew-
81 hoard Until IS i aboaI ons-han
ineh EhieK Cut a4gh s small biscuit
cutter into rounds. Grease these
R1Eh ne daH a6s Ct : knife tast :
little % ane aide q re nzAdEe
brush tie smaller 3ids Win melted
butter and fozd oTer - Ut6er Etde
pace fsx Ooagn apzft . prevent
Ehzm from Maehlna eszs smother.
Ii re Until double il haIk Dzks
IL bet aFezs 80 degrees - f. If
teen = tsenfF minutes Remove
frazn oszn ana Hash nEa =zzA
msl1ed butter.
Cnasazen naas
nos1 dough En2e Azz szzlU. fer
zaszas Hzae 80 ans-fonA EzEa
assek ssz41kIe zzzn kat1eT ezeenaa
zlEa fear tine aa maeh suzaK. see1-
1zz mzza4 azEaa eaE 4 a1aH pieces
80 aunzln1E Rel he 1eafEez.
- ln9o snail neee4. nlazs i gzeas-
- muffin pms znd Wznkzz III
nz1Hn sazazE. Lei ~ wz4H zaaHze
EszH = 3 moderate ozsn. - e.
asee ? aaoat t4enzg minutes
- szlezs
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INTO strips 4n1 70 II a1UH4 Haz
mszza peee s. WsaNa nzzad nzr1
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

Rar Nepembxr eazhl
styles Fss Thanksgiving
Tmkey Rsisns fsr 0iaissF
Hot spsesd CIDER Cup
Roesl Turkey Chestnut Dressing
Mashed pusatosm uihies Gravy
Mushrooms Stuffed 0ntons
Baked
Cranberry aheEhsFt Celery CuFk
Bread Butter
Toassf Green aAlsd
Date Pudding
AmbEeala pu1dinx Sauce
Coffee
Cracked HuEs Pxezh FTulla
CAestnnl Stating
lFur 10 Pound Bird
1 tablespoons tai. ! cup minced
onions, cup dieed celery. ] -
nupun poultry seasoning. = cups cub
ID wkIte bread acrunEs Fs1noFea1
/ ! butter. melGsd ! cup euhed
ea<knd eiaestnuls. ] teaspoon Aalk
10 teaspoon paprEkA. / tablespoon
minced paTslev. ; ess1. beaten. !
euu hot milk.
Heat IA. add onions and celery
ard SIMMER ) minutes Str. HlzEa
Nth ret 81 ingredients
AmhFwsaa Presiding sssze@
Gle FuFtl1sN3
/ Gus sugar. , tablespoons Tour
20 teaspoon salt. j cup uFHnSs iales.
- cup iemon tnices cup pine
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Brasil STATING sapreme

HNHzsE 84Hz4InH &1HfEzMH
@f1Taxiis~ jump right eat ct their
nut bsui int shfs deIioiess ssnf-
ftns SnpFenses gfvkAE i > aiazizst
fiavsF and extra eFaaahlness. Try
II fer yenr regal bird. Simmer fe
minutes - eup died celery and
eae Azae=A ealszzs IN eae
eheppea sait pask Aaa ! cup
Sliced Brazil nuts ard simmer 3
minutes 70 hEsws them. Csnbine
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

our IN Freneh dressing Ton utth
aaaniy sliced pimisnfD-stuffed olive
and pass FTepnh ureszlnn wlfh
koquefort cheese mixed in Aeron.
pafIy By Melha toast, crisp bufsefna
crackers o. thin bread sticks. ms
gelatin Is better II made 40 |. das
ahead q serving
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14

with eHps smlsee hfeaA lR4Ef
eernkreaa. afhaismtsAst - uEehan1
81 al mhitel. . tnhinzpeens xainnuf
RsFslsss 1 tsAsReea saih - taa=
speun pafEIkas teakpoen pstsitxy
s<assntng isplzsnAil. sap ssxitea
batter ana - cup hes eFtam Ues
> ferk 1ek hisndink ard staff Ne
fswL This nsakes eflaash fer ahes1
= i1-pound fswI
re saxk<y 0nn ~ xlnlfea sssa
made FnaaF faT tn e@en he 60
before sersIna amA sAafed. eessEHa
With : elesez IN > Geld pasee.
MuMN MKLNHM een1FllAatAa /.
Af1arAaa 3Ann u nnN kind n4 KnNI
Mlx together I cups ehnppea e14A
I'd beelA. ! ezp diced celery. 80
chopped green pappera. ! rsln NglaaI
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TURKEY DAY TABLE TEMPTERS


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AuAnk1EiFsus a1nnsf / IN Hare Gsas
Soa ~ sani thNss late easliaax a
naAaeay dkznsa Tor nnmNziata a.
iate4 uses
StreAmllne1 b san ne a.es4
IAfkaafuN = Harvest ApwWs2.es
1ezfs = res fw ne orznlan cnarze
i asnasF ~ save fw TnAnkkaivtssn
Fa1aT . nQaani tuanRto srlailn Insn
enc men iaFer IN shAainm pan chit
80 cut into neh ruhak PIE -
hAeS pEf pnrta1n On exAan wlAa
eFeezA Surround Is lfssn ailoae Il
aseeAdoA mafanasea Al hnza =