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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
sHE,s a MECHANIC

BILE she was and he neglected "a
add that ne thought she was about
-he prettiest girl he'd ever seen
and ordinarily blondes were
anathema 10 him.
I'm bet YOU write-well," he
SAID.
II do write WELL" she re-
toried. But I haven't been
able To convince anybody else
Yet. Now let's go look at that
car Of yours. I'm a pretty fair
mechanic"
Outside in the doubtful shade ol
some sheet-iron was rattletraT
coupe He eyed II with a grin
Docs that" he said, actually
run ="
She was indignant.
II paid $50 for Bridget" she
said MY brother worked over
her a couple Of days, and she'll
60 anywhere. Get in and IN
prove H."
Bridget started like a thorough.
bred. and In a flash they were
Jogging bumpily along toward Tho
road and 70 the big car
MARY Green lifted up the hood
fingered about IN an expert man.
ler ~ Proctor looked helplessl,
m twisted 4 gsdgct or two. pu'
own the hood
"All I had % do was 10 con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

shirt. He hands were on her hips
and she was staring down on hin
with calm blue eyes that had
twinkle in them.
How did I get here." he
managed 10 ask.
II half carried you, half
dragged you In here" she said.
How much do you weigh, 500
pounds"
He grinned. Zone ninety-five
stripped" he said. Proctor had
a nice grin.
Lucky I was looking out the
window" she said. II thought
you were drunk staggering
along. But was ready for
you. l took that off the wall"
He saw the % rifle leaning in
the corner. Nobody hut
drunk or a fool would go stroll
ing about this desert without a
hat on. And I soon learned you
weren't drunk"
He explained that his car was
stalled on the road and he hac
spotted her house.
II never wear hat" he said.
LITTLE TO EAT
Hungry" she asked He
could stand a bite. "You won't
get much" she said. For one
thing Their isn't lot here, and
you shouldn't eat much In your
condition"
She made a pot OF coffee on q
little oil stove, spread some peanut
butter on bread. While she was
doing this. he looked around.
II was apparently a one-room
shack, scantily furnished with the
cot he was lying on, a couple of
tables, a rocking chair, two camp
stools, a bookcase partly filled
with books, some shelves OF canned
goods, and a typewriter on a small
stand
Like it," she inquired, as she
put the coffee on the table.
Looks sort of nice" he said.
She told him he could crawl out
rom under the blankets, but she
made him throw on old dressing
gown over his shoulders
3 II found this place three or
four months ago" she said.
you're my first visitor"
He wanted TO know why it was
fairly cool inside, with the sun
beating down on the roof.
"My brother brought my stun
out In borrowed truck" she
said. HE had sense enough to
bring along several sacks OF
insulated material which he put
between the ceiling and the roof.
l like II here" she added II
have only the coyotes for COM
pany."
You're q writer?"
II am writing" she said, "the
Great American Novel. 20
into town once week for my
mail and groceries. Town" the
girl explained, els a store and "A
filling station IA miles north of
here. What's your Nance"
lie told her, and she said she
vas Mary Greene, free. white and
a, who occasionally sold a West
ern story 10 the pulps under a
mans name, but never was able
TO make both ends meet on the
sporadic checks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

meet the wire between the coll
and distributor" she said. "You
could have done that yourself"
She looked at him primly.
"Oh, no, you don't, Mr.. Proc
tor. This IL no mans land"
what II l come back with a
chaperOns"
"A chaperon?"
yeah. my Aunt Susie"
els she really your aunt ?"
"Wait and see. She adores
the desert. See you tomorrow"
He backed the convertible int
the sagebrush, maneuvered it ontC
the road again, headed back TO thu
80 miles away, and wa
Off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
DHiIu Short SfOT.y
SHACK Among the Joshuas'
BY SANFORD FARRELL

TACK PROCTOR left the sun.
J baked hamlet OF Mojave In
high spirits and with no particular
destination. II was no time OF
the year 10 be driving through thu
desert. but he didn't care.
He was glad % get away from
HOLLYWOOD for a few days, and as
was his custom when he finished a
picture he merely vanished from
view. leaving no forwarding ad-
dress.
Re was what is known rs q
Side-road haunter, an ofi-the-
beaten-path traveller When be
wheeled his big convertible out o!
the driveway Of his Westwooo
homo the top director Of Fairfax
Studios had only hazy notion
that he would head east. lie
wasn't due back for 20 days
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25

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she esA readily wash "a ihe sal
and 81 thss ssasss lfssn sAs sss4
duntaea.
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mulatipn II sesisa sielhs il pus
into . psi It eafm suds ard isft
10 soak natEl III shs regular eAak
has heen aAlshsA Thea ne pieces
90 tnle ths washsF. aslas the
seary ensef thai Il lefg ffofa sha
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cloths nesA : re regular flnslns
nv hanging them kaut nm tha lire
they dry amo0A and 40 nef neea
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al ready Far nse whsn FeauifeA
Al sorts Il discarded eaatans
and linens ere aased Ia he eieAn-
eioh bAe. Fer easier uss, tlsY are
first ess Eale squares. e~stnln8uHz
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
WEEK END MEALS TO SAVE
MOTHER MUCH WORK ON
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS

etAbie falee caektAA toasssa chee@
sandwiches Nzce4 peaches cfeAE
And iced ceffee
SATURDAY nxht thinner Gran
berry gasox with singer at1. msAt
Ia tomato eAHsA buste1ea hahy innaa
cale kAAn rye bread. caramel naxa-
ran. and ced Tea.
Sttlae Eor TWO meals on Sunday
- tighten tire burden On Mothex
II yea ara one q those late klesper4
you WILL appreciate this two-maai-a-
0ay iae4.
Sunday Lunch. orafaee tuAcx
topped with mint cfenrnen hard
cookru egxz with minera ham
sailles dc like. maple syrup u ap~
PIE butter. and cogfee.
Sunday Dinner. Spinach SCUM
nCiiett tray Of stuffed veal roll
canned picked fruits, maf1nAIed
cucumDers. and scAilious. stuffed
tomato salad. corn CA The cob. raxp-
berry sherbel and coflee.
Meat In TemaLa CASES
Tested b uood Housekeeping
Institute.
Uae Institute approved measuring
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25

We Americans kBk1M how 70 en-
toy on weekeBck Al 1xflas the
week we are w0rklnR and have very
little time 10 think Ansoat recfea0On.
Howesey. when Frinay rolls around.
We are reacy 10 relax ana Ne 90.
Swimming. fishing. baatEng. tennis,
al kinds q ball etc. IN former days
however. we did not completely CO.
serve this. Most every ozle in the
family had . chance except Mosnef.
she. very willingly stayed IA the
kitchen over Z not stove % make
those weekend meals something
super for her family But time
marches ON and WAYS have been
found 20 make the weekend meals
something special without SAVING
Mother Is as much IA tie sports
and weekend enjoyment - anyone.
and not too tired 70 enjoy g. That
is. II she Is a smart mothegf
Il Is smart TO choose dishes that
can be prepared the day before Try
this weekend Of meals ana see
how you feel ON Monday.
a Weekend Of Meals
Saturday luncheon. Chilled veg
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
EAST MOSS
POINT NEWS

Mrs nlIi Has hAs rsisnnea ffuu
Bay Springs MheFe sfae has BEN
yissslax relatives
Aliases Myrtle PERKINS ara WaA.
oell smlEh ueFs visitors Sunday -
Mobiie they sunYed ne daf sifh
kslsS cnro Ward
49,
Veda gsansef Hpn1is ths werk ed
10 unlfpoft slsitinx rsiativua
~0
Mn saek HadsNa has h~ea ylslt-
ing f0F the pzzzf week la Meridian
1t ne faEne q her unpkiisf.
Mis- Margaret Mizeiin Ecft p1saas
MART % szeaa Nhe week sTsa sin
lFisfida ii Tuscaloosa
Mr.. and Mr.. u. Il Joasea and
family If TIn4Akana are ss4EEtzsa
Afr. ara MFa. " " 5pnes ana -
and Mrs. Ollie Nuilon. 1hay -
pet v be here f0E aipoui tee weska
o
Tne WamanN Missionary uaHaa
81 the Ease Moa4 poinn BapG1sE
church held - weekiy msataas e
tse isozne u AFz \ Il hsfnaAdk :
Mission study aas eoDaae1Aa =
MFn Richard peFktna A. TIE che
81 ahe meeting : lafsN 6Fnad -
i0yea refreshments served ~ ~
sDIaoinA
EeNfsuke Howard wipo i statfun.
I'd 81 Camp BlAndinx FME16k. haa
beer sbeEaIuz ihn &aek ~ -
partn.a. - azpd Au ! Hoaa8a
he Vii feEzlfn Il ne end q -
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Mosltls Davis. - ana raaa esaul
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25

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tAxNv teznatas& ) sEp eM I sNp
zEs 6 msneSa enkQsA {
batter o. mafa4flsze ~ ms roxsns
& ch@ck. STEAK 9rua1n6 , cap
w0grnssiegehFe sap<N. I tan peW.
desx1 snRw
Sxoup oef tsuSstesa. then Egwtnkls
inNdt&. ualHe IA ~ uf the salt Mme
Esp 81 wss@ Sau4e nabsn Is
better N auesfmn fp 5 minutes
&@a 10 meat taen aAa F~eutAinins
tn~EneasefatA ard ulx ueIl Use %
til fosnHtue4 ulo<antinN meat "a
h0p Place N CREASED hAktnn aizh
And b4kr IN musfTfntely hot usen Il
81 degrees r for ae1as Ss minuses
ct 9ntli tendes SERVES q Use left-
usxV tomato pulp N soupN. xsunea
&c.
CarAn.<a Hssvarinn
I envel0ss paain unflavered relA.
tn a thepls & Geld uaaef. ] e
malk "a G a ! thsn ssAnalAaed
sugar. 2 egEk. separated pinch xalA
I G heavy cream. aA4=> sze
Vanilla extract
Soak get2sln b. cold wmfrs fur
) minutes Meanwhile. 3aid nxllk
ii 10ubin hnller paare the 80 a.
Ia skillet oser loo he4L ana
melt. starring constantly uug4l 4
rich golden bfuzn syrup ne care.
Gu not 70 burn kyrnn Remove from
heat. ard cool Tor = feN secuEaas
Tnen pour very slowly into milk
sttfrinR Return - double
STIR n sufleaied gelatin, ard
COCK. stirring constantly until mix.
IaFe Goals 1onn ard h nf cuatMxd-
Ike eunskNtencY-about s minutes.
Remove from heaf. Add salt and
GRILL until slightly thirkened EUa1
IN stiffty beaten esg whites. whip
ped cream. and vanilla. Pour into
large. wet mould OF 6 or 8 small wet
moaids. and chill until f1fm or
chin until serving time. Then Ar.
range in sheFbet glasses. Serve
with or without cream. Serves 6 70
J.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
Guest Dinner Reody Day Aheud

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
Household Hint

Every nanAn so eana Hzzzz
ana vegetables zheGld hess -
prsAaufe eanee % Der e1okeF 49,
~ before aAea canning ae4seH
According - aaaEs a. e4s $50
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25

bosl gently for 10 minutes Remove
from heat. Reserve 8 berries for
saFnlzn Add remainder 70 auRhf-
and~NataT MIXTURE ard force
through . fine sieve. using : spoon
- mash Berries. AID lafnoa JUGS
and ait Cool Comblne gelatin and
0effT mixtures, ard ffeeze ii 1e4
% sasomatle refrigerator. With lein~
perataTe e0ntrol Is coolest setting
anflI firm. Place mlxEaI9 Il 4 boWt,
and beaE unfn smooth. With : hand
beatsf Return 20 Refrigerator -
elall thoroughly before eexsinz
Meanwhile. whip cream and fDAa
II powdered sugar. Hsfse nheFkHt
topped attn whipped eEeam and
eaznAH with 3 s1lok< raspberry
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
Look In Your Mirror
Lady. A n See If
You Are Satisfied

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Monday Breakfast black c1Efre
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sandwich ut 4 thin kltsee 81 whole.
wheat nreaG fA4gace hearts and b
medium tnlaa1n. / glass ef batter
nik o. AkinaEAe1 natEg. Dinner .
FAn-bfoilsd liver q On raw / cup
husin1 caobage kpEtnkied win chop
d parsley letissne. ~e41caEnknr. and
tsaaate salad, ! grapefruit
Taenany Aseln nns / grapefruit
fuf breakfast RapeAs thu for the
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kNzAehed exaA ! thin saiens whote~
unfAt least, celery hearts. glass
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nef I medium cakes. brnelna hem-
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THURSDAY hep<at breakfast
Lanen ssiae Ha : cup POI cheese %
e451afae1~ntM cgttAee cheese. ;
fle z lettuce. ana tomato : tifiia
sihes HiloN-wnfAt ngRAus Eiasa
oaiternltk q SKINNED ifHlik Din-
hsf Aflsek ami chops dean meat
oahzls I SUP steNen tomatoes : cup
summer sqAaAafy &Aia0 q shredded
sa90ake enitea o. okiiuia. HFateu ras
eaifoh : grapefruit
ffaaaE-hepeat breakfast Lunch
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Nnsat pfsaa Twins mol xeze-
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- .A4s.s@s ~ 80
esn net GREEN 4 cssn sGaslea cnlnry.
hearfs az lettuce. 4 grapefruit
Saturday Hepaaf breakfast.
Lunch ! hroiied Hamburger. raw
celery. cup slowed tomatoes. / gIasa
buglermlM or skinned milk I'm
ner z hrolled veal chops. / cup
white tssFnipe. : cup spinach o.
other green's, lettuce, cucumber. ana |
tomato salad. 4 grapefruit.
Sunday Repeat breakfast
Lunch. Z small iamb chnxm uann
meat only. / serving hot saactabM.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25

HEA3AN4M HH0#
c. butter or margarine. IL th1p
Tour. | Zap pepper. / a. G. milk. /,
l0A o., can condensed chicken suup
J 10 raw. washed spinach. | G heasl
cream.
Melt butter ia double boiler: stil
IN flour. SALT and pepper. Add mill
and cook. stirring until sligtafly
thickened Pour chicken soup infS
glass nontatncr OF electric bicndeF
and start motor. Gradually add
spinach. from which roots have beer
removed. until ali Is added and
finely blended Add 70 mixture
with cream. heat. and serve Serve.
s. II desired. / Ia c. ready-to-
serve chicken soup with rice ma
be substituted for the condensed
chicken soup. II you do not have
an electric biender. pu1 spinach
EhFxa1niS time blade - foaa cftnu4tNE
ana nnu Win juice 70 soup ant
milk mixture You cnn Bury deliciott
cream -of spinach SOUP Ia cans.
wafflrs DE Luxs
? c. aifted all>purpose flour. 3 tsp
baking powder, 1 tsp. baking soda.
tsp. galt. 2 c. sour milk or butter.
mix. 4 eggs. well beaten. / G. melted
butter. margarine. OF salad oil
Silt together dry ingredients
Combine milk and eees. and add 20
dry ingredients. Combine milk and
eggs. and add % dry ingredients
Beat unfn smooth. with hand benleE
on electric bcater IT high tpeed Stir
In melted butter. Bake Ia waffle
iron, following manufacturers d.
recuons. Serve with maple syrup
Makes 10 wnffles.
Stuffed Veal Hell
Ia ID. h0nNd veal breast, 3N ID.
smoked ham. ground twice. 3 tbSp.
butter W margarine. G minced
onion. 2 c soft bread crumbs. ! tsp.
salt. speck pepper. ! G. minced pars-
ley. 2 tsp fresh O. powdered sage.
, fbsp. salad oil ] c. hot water.
Lay veal flat wiEh inside surface
up, remove excess fat o. cartilage
With 4 apatula spread ham over
entire surface. Meanwhile, melt
butter Ia skillet. add onion, and
salt, pepper. parsley. and sage, and
blend Arrange this over ham. Roll
Hp tightly like Jelly roll Tie with
string. and gkewef ends with tooth
paeks, 70 prevent stuifing from
coming out. Brown on al sides IN
3 Dutch oven Ia salad oil. Iaft out
and put on , trtvet Of wire rack IL
Dutch oven. Add hot water: cover
and sumner "a hours. or until ten
der Remove. and chill wen before
kilcfnR for serving. Serves 8.
Raspberry sheFhet
] pkg raspberry-fIasored gelatin
dessert. , c. hot o. boiling wnter. 4 {
graduated sugar. 1 p raspberriex
; tbsps lemon Juice. Iks tsp salt /
c heavy cream. ! I1ap. powders
sugar.
Dissolve gelatin II : { q the watel
Then cool Combine remaining ! {
water with sugar il saucepan, ant
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-25
PEACHES AND CREAM AND
OTHER WAYS OF SERVING
THIS DELICIOUS FRUIT

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-18

TIRES, BATTERIES, CASH OR
CREDIT. All tires guaranteed u
months. Batteries recharged soc
Carolina Tire Store, next door &c
A. & p. Store. Phone l024-J 2l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-18
MEN WANTED.
Is 50

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tin-rrd 8,n a,N.a ~. nave"
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>'"I' ~ VIOLIN. BUG an h~oH-H.Ha-
nun. N'4es
81 ~ ~ "'tso H''7'o'a5e#F.
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any hlnd oi repulls We have
i'''''di"(> experienced m all
MAKES ,l tat- and our shop is one
4' '"t pc 'HJlpprd hf>"een Ra-
!c!Sh ana h.chifoud. Lcs1-laluam
Company. Phone %, 28tf
EN- methods, regain ehes. e..4Ha1
coiot and AetoH. 4caA~.", 4ea. ae
adoed the cost + small huffman
Cleaners, phone 2l. ,8-2a
SI'ECIAL-PRlCED To STILL 1850
0h'N.7ttt Sport sedan. laa.a oaG
heater 1856 Chevrolet O.. Pc So
these eA'la ci"a1t cars t'dtE Can't
I~cr-Ial'Hel Motor Co. l1-l
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! 80 i.'''Nt .iitN
pure patA'. We carry l,t. anc Il
paints and cam serve YOU .au. c..v
Tanner Roofing Co.. phone b1G
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phone IUT. a.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-18

FAILURE TO CARRY PROPER In
suranCc is false economy. Failure
Ia insure with US NAV cost Won
more money. Gates Insurance.
Agency. l7-2N
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
Autumn Bouquets

BRIGHT AUTUMN LEAVES
In the living room or hallway
are a cheerful decoration dur
ing late fall days. To make them
last longer, pick them as they
first begin to turn, split the stems
from the bottom upward q couple
OF inches and place them immed-
lately in q solution of one part
water to four parts glycerine.
The stems should soak in this
solution q couple of weeks, after
which they may be put in q dry
vase.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
Present as Social Season Opens with Tea in Fenton Gaf
Cops Baby Christened
Tuesdoy in Detroit

JOHN + H O M A S CAPPS,
four-months-old SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoyt Winfield Caps of
Detroit was christened Tuesday
afternoon at five o'clock at his
home by Rev. Jacob L. Wulf-
m ann Of Zion Evangelical
Church of Mount Clemens, on
the birthday anniversary of his
grandfather. the late Charles r.
Ullrich of Mount Clemens.
Preesnt at the ceremony were
the baby's parents, his grand
mother. Mrs. Ullrich of Mount
Clemens; his great great grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
A. Heine of Mount Clemens: and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sang
meister Of Gary. Ind. The last
named have been visiting the
Heines and Mrs. Ullrich here for
the past week, and left yester-
day for their home.
GUESTS of Mrs. Fenton yes
terday were Mrs. James Partlan
and Mrs. C. w. Connery of De-
troit.