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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
To Wed New Jersey Man

MR.. AND MRS. EDMUND L. DUANE of Buckingham
the engagement of Mrs Duanes sister
Miss Margaret Murphy and Edward A. Regan of East
Orange, n. H..
Miss Murphy who is The daughter Of the late Mr. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Big Plans for Dance Series

NY, but they're making big plans for the first
Of That series Of monthly Saturday night dinner dances
AZ the Detroit Golf Club. e..
This Saturday evening then will find any
Der If merry members club for the grand time
go. they've been promised
Patrons and patronesses for this gay include
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Barber Mr.. l.. Colombo ir.
Mr. and Mrs F. j. Couon. Mr. and Mrs +. NJ. Dewey
h.. Mr. and Mrs John Allison Dodds. Mr. and Mrs r. w.
Engehart Mr. and Mrs W. b. Farrell Mr.. and Mrs.
F. J Feey..
And Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Harness Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Heath Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Marke.. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry A. Mcdonald q. Mr.. Mrs l. T. Morrow.
Mr. and Mrs g. Rice Mr. and Mrs l. w. Slack. Mr..
pnd Mrs. Russell Strickland. and the B. c. Wsons..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

Tole and her daughter Mrs Eric Ainsworth Of New York
Mayor Frank Hague Of Jersey City ~ j. and Mrs Hague
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her teeth showing 50 much and her
shoulders giving a quick little jump,
like little kid when an adult trips
on the doorstep.
Johnny Strengthened himself in
the seat and looked down at his
flannel trousers, wrinkled from
where his legs had been crossed
He brushed the toe of one shoe
against the back of the other leg
and then, catching himself, laughed
quietly.
you'd think I was in love with
the girl he said to himself, in
stead of being practically her older
brother" He glanced over at Vic,
who was telling joke in that over
heated fashion he always contrived,
to the fellow with the cartoon
magazine. In another minute
they'll be going out to the club car"
And then, returning to the trend of
thought that had made him look
over at Vic in the first place, Il
sure hope he and Sheila hit it off
right. They'd really make a pair"
Johnny Mulvaney recalled that
thought many times in the days and
weeks to come. And he wondered
what in the world it could have
been that seemed to happen to him
so suddenly when the train pulled
into the station at Claybourne
Manor, and from the seat in which
he'd still been daydreaming his eyes
fell upon Sheila Morgan on the
platform outside.
He knew that his heart Jumped
with unprecedented violence and
that by the time he had snatched
at Vic's coat sleeve and run to the
door of the coach his knees were
weak as water. But emotions like
that are not easily definable. If
shed been his aunt or his fourth
grade schoolteacher he'd likely have
done the same. But something
about this particular sensation had
fingered. making him act like a
tongue tiled simpleton throughout
the introductions between Vic and
Sheila and the red-headed girl she
was bringing home for a visit. Patty
Grayson. Vic had had to take over,
practically.
Buck up, old boy,.Vic had said
You're white as a sheet" Several
people in the front seats OF the
coach heard the words and looked
up but Vic didn't seem to notice.
He'd turned to Sheila. Vic Shaw
bridge Is the name-and yours is
Sheila Morgan. I know, I've been
hearing about you for months. Who
Is this? Patty GraySon? How are
you, Patty? Come on. we'll go into
the club car and get a table. Patty,
take Johnny's arm before he crum-
pies up on the carpet. The lad needs
a drink. don't you think so, Sheila ?"
He laughed down at the dark haired
sophisticated girl at his side, his
white teeth flashing in his hand
some face and led her down the
aisle.
tccryright. 1941. Chicago Daily News, incl
Continued tomorrow.
Johnny meets the new Sheila.
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all around him, paper under his
hand, everything set. Then he'd be
up and gone, and Johnny would
know that breakfast the next morn
ing was going to be cram session,
hot and heavy and fast as creased
lightning He'd have to go over
everything he'd reviewed during the
long hours Of the night while Vic
was sleeping. or walking, or drinking
beer at the stube And he'd have to
be very concise and extremely accu-
rate. Vic would be listening with a
sharp ear, and the least inconsis-
tency would be found out. That was
why he never really minded; it did
him good, too, going over the stuff
that way.
Johnny Is Amused.
Come on" Vic said, his hand on
the door knob. "A couple of beers is
just what you need. Take your mind
off this fabulous queen from the
sticks"
Johnny laughed. "Sticks!" he said.
Il suppose you think We'll be met
at the station by a blackboard and
a guy in a sombrero? Well, I'll bet
Dads car will make anything in the
Shawbridge stables look like some
thing the cat dragged in. No, really,
Vic. Maybe I'll be down later"
And he laughed again as Vic went
out, shaking his head.
The thesis he was working on,
supplementary to the one he had
done for his degree, had to do with
the electrical energy that was re-
leased simultaneously with the set
ting off of nitroglycerin, and Hugo
Cartwright, the chemistry profess
Sor, had indeed told him that there
was no need of finishing it before
graduation. But Johnny didn't know
when he ever would finish it if he
didn't do it now; and it seemed
especially important to get it done
Immediately, in view of the nation S
all-out efforts for national defense
His draft number hadn't come up
yet but it would soon, and then
there would be little opportunity,
possibly for years to come. for him
to get as close as he was right now
to the kind of work he loved.
Johnny was feeling pretty good as
the train for Chicago raced over the
rails toward the west. An hour out
of Oakclitfe, 1t would only be an
other hour and a half until they
stopped at Claybourne Manor. Vic
had moved over into the seat across
the aisle and was talking with
salesman who was laughing up
roariously over a cartoon magazine.
Vic hadn't even introduced himself:
he'd simply gotten up and gone over
and said, Let me look at that with
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ddfS olld lidil vi a tliil " olLNl Why
had won their diplomas for no other
reason than to meet this schedule.
Just wait and see," Johnny had
said in reply to Vic's somewhat be-
wildered query. This place will be
dull as a graveyard after the cere-
monies, admit. But when you see
Sheila you'll be darn glad we're TAX
ing spot on the inside of the
track"
He had been spraWling back in
the chair behind his desk in his
very comfortable quarters in Ogilvy
Hall Vic. sharing the same quar-
ters. had forsaken his desk to relax
on his bunk against the far wall.
Now their heads, Vic's blond and
strong and mounted on a thick
muscular neck, Johnny's black hair
ed and dark-skinned and smaller
but with an appearance of neat
strength, were turned toward one
another. Vic's expression was plain
" questioning and not q little an
noyed. Johnny's narrow-eyed grin
did nothing to placate him.
What are you talking about-in-
side track?' Vic asked. One min
ute you say you know the girl like
the palm of your hand, and the next
minute you talk like you'd never
met her before in your life. II you
favor staying in this dump two and
half days just so you can make
passes at some BIN you don't even
know, and on the train at that"
Easy there!" Johnny's voice was
firm and quick, even though the
words were followed with an easy
laugh. This is no bim we're talk
ing about-and nobody's making
passes at heron the train or any,
where else. I've known Sheila Nor
gan all my life, since We were babes
In buggies, practically, and she is
definitely not a bim." He turned
away then. picking up a cigarette
and looking out the window as he
lit 1t.
'I Want You to Like Her"
You'll see, Vic" he continued
Fact is, I'm doing all this because
I-well. I want you to like her and
Evening star., 1941-12-26
HER FATHERS DAUGHTER

don't do it now I don't know when
III get another chance"
"Oh, nuts. Hugo said you didn't
have to do it. Come on, we'll go
down to the beer stube."
You go. Maybe I'll meet you
down there later
Vic walked over to the door and
then turned. Even in loose slacks
and sweater he had a figure like an
artist would draw to typify Ameri-
can youth. Broad-shouldered, SLIM
hipped, with thick arms and long,
muscular legs.
Johnny Mulvaney envied Vic
Shawbridge that physique and even
the nonchalant Way in which he
Evening star., 1941-12-26

you, fella. 1t must be good" Now
they were laughing together, and
making side remarks about the car
toons that were apparently funnier
than the cartoons themselves.
Proud Of His Thesis.
There was a letdoWn that was
really swell, Johnny was thinking,
after you'd done hard job and
done 1t we'll. He was genuinely
proud of the thesis he'd finally COM
pleted and turned over to Hugo.
And Hugo had been proud, too.
Reading it, he had looked up hall
a dozen times and stared solemnly
at Johnny from behind his thick,
trimmed glasses. Very good,
Mulvaney," he'd said. Very per-
suasive. Very convincing. Good
logic. A deal of research involved.
Very good :" The words ran
through Johnny's mind with a
happy hum. BY reputation Hugo
was very grudging in his praise.
In his suitcase was his diploma,
reciting in solemn detail the extra
honors that had been conferred
upon him. He rather wished his
dad might have been there, but
then the old boy was doing pretty
well to still be alive, the way that
strep infection had left him. Yes,
it was lucky enough that he'd nave
some one at home to show the dlplo-
mat when he got there; much less
have some one on hand at the time
it was conferred.
And Sheila. 1t was going TO be
fun to see her again.
I wonder if her hair is still long
and done up around her head IN
braids like it was last summer, he
thought. She was pretty disgusted,
the way it always got wet when she
went in swimming and the way 1t
got loose and Scraggly when there
was a wind blowing, or when she
played golf or rode horseback. What
would she look like with 1t cut,
anyway? Maybe it wouldn't be so
bad. 1t was just that the con-
trast-the long hair done up so for
mally and the wild, strictly adoles-
cent way she conducted herself
that had always made her seem so
much special kind Of personality.
Not Meant to Grow Up.
There was something about Sheila
that always reminded one of little
girl walking down the street In her
mothers clothes, with high-heeled
shoes clapping on the sidewalk and
cheeks all rouged up and switch
or two of extra hair piled on top
Of the head for special effect. She
hadn't been meant to grow up. The
way she laughed. with the corners
of her mouth tipping upward and
Evening star., 1941-12-26

slid through. his college courses,
Nothing ever seemed to get in the
way Of Vic's tendencies to fool
around, even when an exam was
announced for the morning L need
some air." or Il need some Sleep"
and sometimes, Il need a drink"
these were the usual remarks Vic
would make just as it seemed that
he was going to plunge into study
ing. He'd have the books laid out
Evening star., 1941-12-26

I want her to like you. If you two
were just thrown together at a
country club dance or something
you probably wouldn't give each
other a second thought. This way
I think you'll hit it off perfectly.
You'll have a better chance to get
acquainted-and if I'm any judge.
Sheila isn't exactly the easiest girl
Evening star., 1941-12-26

In the world to get acquainted
with"
You're talking like a jackass, if
you ask me-" Vic said, getting up
from the bed. He pulled on his
slipover sweater with the big %"
on the front. Its hot up here
Let's go out for a walk"
Johnny thought for a moment
then shook his head. I'D better
finish this darn thing, Vic. II I
Evening star., 1941-12-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Washington American League Baseball Club
will be held at the Offices of the club.
Baseball Park, Washington, D. c., on
Tuesday, January q, 1912, at twelve o clock
noon. for the purpose of electing a Boar
OF Directors for the ensuing year. and for
such other business as may be properly
brought before said meeting. EDWARD
B. EYNON. Jr Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
COMPANY OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN. 303 Seventh street.
northwest. Washington, D. c. The stock
holders OF the Flremen's Insurance Com
pany OF Washington and Georgetown will
meet at the office on MONDAY. January
D. 1942. for the purpose of electing thin
teen directors for the ensuing year. Polls
open from ] m. to L. noon.
ALBERT w. HOWARD, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Real Estate Title Insurance
Company of the District of Columbia for
the purpose Of electlng fifteen trustees OF
the company for the ensuing year is to be
held at the oflce OF the company. SOB z
st. NV. on Tuesday, January 18th, 1912
at l O'Clock pm. Polls will be opened at
two O'Clock and closed at 3 O'Clock pm
Books for the transfer of stock Will close
January 3, 1912. to January 13. 1912.
both dates inclusive.
EDWARD s. McKNEW,
Assistant Secretary.
Evening star., 1941-12-26
Bicycles Reduced

Free China is estimated to have
$4,000 bicycles in use. compared
with l.250,000 prior to the war, the
japanese having stopped the ship
ment of tires from the controlled
areas to the unoccupied territory.
Evening star., 1941-12-26
By ELIZABETH Y4RNELL
CHAPTER I.

was not BY accident coincidence that the train which Johnny
Mvney and Vic Shawbridge Oakce College
which
conclusion
letters
preceding
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EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
OFFICE POSITIONS

OFFICE POSITIONS.
ADAMS AGENCY. COLORADO BLDG
S E G r E T A r I E S,
Experienced and qualified beginners 500
10 SD week up male and female perm.
and temp. openings: needed 10 10 o5 new
applicants daily: no charge unless placed.
pay NO advance fees
MISS WHITE. BOYD'S, 1888 F.
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HELP WONEk.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored- no license
needed. Call MI. 9251, Mr.. Cooper
CLERK, experienced. for dry cleaning and
Iaundry store; steady Job. Apply 3I5s
M. Pleasant st. NV
CURB GIRL, excellent opportunity. Hilltop
ouS at 1lth and Penna,
EENuMERAToRs for city directory Apply
Co. 902 F ST. nv.
FOUNTAIN HELP, coloFed experienced.
Apply 1913 9Th St. NV.
GIRL, young, attractive. with pleasing per-
In large restaurant. Apply 3 m to )
pm, Childs Restaurant, 134O New YORK
GIRL. $ or over. experienced, at soda
Sundays. Taylor 343s VI
LAUNDRY CHECKER, assorter and presser
d dpr small hand laundry, to take complete
week New jersey Cleaners 1901 New
Jersey ave. NV. No phone calls
MARKERS white or. colored. experienced
On az an services! services Apply Mr.; Barry. WASH
NURSE. practical: live in, $50 mo. sliso
OS96, after pm
NURSE. TYPIsT for doctors Office: salary,
500. Box I9O-D. Star
PRIVATE SECRETARY for busy execufIve
oughIy experienced COLLEGE educsti09 iiT % 'n9e Re-
nly, state age. experience, salary expected,
BOX lb1-D. Star.
RELIEF REcEPTIoNIsT, and P. B x.
permanent Write BOX SAC, star. '''-'
SODA DISPENSER AND WAITRESS for
Soda fountain luncheonette. Apply Rabbits.
HOG 81. NV
soRA s05}A FOUNTAIN cIc GIRL, eXpeTienced.
macy, 22l3 Wisconsin ave. NV
STENOGRAPHER. experienced. with well
eStaonShed concern. permanent position;
State experience and age. Immediate. Box
STENOGRAPHER. $50 per week TO start.
Pleasant work. short hours, good future.
1OS-D. Star.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-Prevous ex-
perlence unnecessary opportunity for high
school graduate TO operate switchboard in
editorial ONCE. Apply by letter 10 Box
1S0-D. Star Office
TYPIST for general office work Apply
20l Victor BLDG. between 10 and IL noon.
TYPIST-CLERK. national concern. State
Box 122-C. Star.
WAITRESS. experienced. Apply 5335
Georgia ave.
WAITRESS AND COUNTER GIRL for
downtown fountain luncheonette: good
pay. Apply Rabbits. 1l06 st. NV.
WAITRESS, experienced: IL am to pm.
closed Sun. and holidays. Berens, go Z
st. NV. Call after > pm.
MATTRESSES. over y. Apply after 2:3O
pm, ChildS Restaurant. 134O N. Y. ave.
NV
MATTRESSES .. experienced. wanted. Ap-
Dly Showboat. 2477 18th NV.
MATTRESSES experienced and fountain
girls EXCELLENT working conditions. good
pay. Apply Governor Shepherd Drug and
Restaurant, 2l2l Virginia ave. NV, OPP
poSite new War Dept. Bldg.
WAITRESS. experienced, and kitchen help
wanted. Apply after / Friday al the
Uptown Restaurant. 3433 Conn. ave.
WHITE, part-time saleswork, on food
counter on half hour notice for few
hours or day at time. Call Miss Ecton.
MA. 4l1a for appointment.
WHOLESALE TEXTILE OFFICE has perma-
nent opening now for woman under 80;
much inside selling to the trade. no typine;
pleasant surroundings; prefer one with
fabric experience Box 114-C, Star
WOMAN, 1850 white, care of 2-year-
old child and help young mother, stay in:
SlO-S12 week. Ii. 1851.
WOMAN, white, practical nurse. care OF
aged man, no houSework. Manassas, Va.
Phone Georgia 9204.
YOUNG WOMEN to work several evenings
at soda fountain: must have neat appear
ance. Apply after noon. Anacostia Spill
way 3004 Nichols ave. sc.
EvDEpTENrFD ONO
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EXPERIENCED LONG,
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. colored. must live in. for country
inn nearby Md. 81. 57Sl.
COOK, wash dishes and make sandwiches
in small restaurant. Hours 1890 am.
to 80 and T pm. to IL; SIS wk. al2
Rhode Island ave. ne.
COOK AND GH.W.. must be experienced:
reference: live in Woodley 421o.
COOK AND HOUSEWORKER, light laundry
and no ironing; age 25-35: live in or stay
3 nights; city references; 50 week. NO.
i:34O
COOK AND MAID. in small home IN
suburbs OF Alex Is min Washington: must
be Competent and have excel. refs. Mamis
Washington. please call former employer.
Mrs. Maclesn. II West Spring st, Alex. va.
GIRL, general housework. care of chill
dren: $40 month. Dupont S3oo.
tContlnued on Next Pags)
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HELP MEN.

nekF MEN.
AUTO BODY MAN frst-cIass~ none other
need apply. Coast-In Auto Sales. See Mr..
BOOKKEEPER. experienced. Reply stat
Ing experience and salary expected. Box
l1s-C. Star.
BooKKEEPER AND OFFICE MAN. State
experience. age and salary. first letter.
BOY, Is. to work in delicatessen store
after school northeast section. Phone
BOY. is years Of age or oyer ounh1n 70 learn
Planosraph Co, 81 L st. ne.
BOY, over l6. odd Jobs. after school and
Saturday. Kennedy Radio. 3401 14th
BUS BOY, white. excellent working condi-
taurant. laura ~ 5e7 us Isfh st. INV NV. 1,-1- e
BUS BOY. colored. good pay. Capitol Cafe.
1905 Penna ave NV.
BUSBOY for drug store fountain. over 81
years. Higser,s Drugs. 5017 Conn. ave.
CARPENTER. experienced, immediate EN-
ployment. Apply in person, Kennedys
Radio. 34O7 14th st. NV.
CARPENTERS, new houses. Call WI; 1860
after & pm, Mr.. Zitmore; or Job zoo
block Indian Spring DR.. Sill. Spr.
and s Rade se1y
ice Station. 9TH and Mass. ave. NV.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO CLERK. over 81
years; experienced, active; good salary;
permanent. Higger's Drugs. 5017 Conn. ave.
CoUNTERMAN, white, experienced Or or in
Hi Hill Top Restaurant, (sEJ HI. 0s93.
COUNTERMAN. day work. Sundays of
Apply Dikeman's Restaurant, 6O9 18th
st. NV
COUNTER AND AssoRTER, no experience
Starting salary, $50. Apply Mr.. Ruff. 2306
Georgia ave.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


coMPToMETER COURSES. essy sood
pay BoYDS. 1893 F St. Ma. 1888
TYPEWRTTING-Lesrn al home all make
machines, for rent or sale Inquire OF
FICE MACHINES CORP, RE. 9s3s-7Is-l4.
AUTO DRIVING taught BY experts: easv
parking a specially; dual controlled cars
Nd, Va. and D. c Easy Method Diving
School Randolph 1884 or Randolph s397.
SPECIAL s-week intensive course in COMP
lomeieT, positions guaranteed. special D.
week intensive course IN card punch, posi-
uons guaranteed special s-Ueek inrpnstv.
course IN ty9ing Wood College. 10 IAN
wrIting. bookkeeping, calculating machires.
SeW glasses now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL 1893 p St. Ma 233s
TELEPHONE .tP. B * course EASY
S6S[ Soc[6rs ints5estng; grqduates working in
Touch typ.ng FREE with course View
glasses starting this week CAPITAL P 3.
x School 1871 G ST Ma. 2lI1
CARD PUNCH, Courses-EAsY. short. used
SCHOOL 1888 F 81 MA 233S
Warf1ynn Beauty College,
-l2l0 G st. NV. District 1762
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
MODERN BEAUTY scHooL. 1871 PIF F s NV. NV.
TYPIST WANTED.
Goyernment and private business NEEDS
fOU hoH--eXceDtlonal salaries Begin
Tners and QUICK review courses as weeks.
Lone; drawn out courses means loss ~
salaries, salaries. Of opPortunitieS JOBS, are more
money today. New classes. isat' 'OuS' Earn
Boyd School of Commerce,
1898 ST. est. % yrs MA o33s
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AUTO BODY MAN. frst-class~ none other
need apply. Coast-In Auto Sales. See Mr
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BOOKKEEPER. experienced. Reply stat
Ing experience and salary expected. Box
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, colored: no license
needed. Call MI. 9251, Mr.. Cooper
CLERK, experienced. for dry cleaning and
iauhGry store. steady Job. Apply 3I5s
Nj. Pleasant st. NV
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-08
buoIntSS Places
 Being Remodeled

Remodeling is under way at two places of business this week.
 Space in the back dining room Of the Brown Bear cafe is being waaed off to provide a larger storeroom behind the kitchen. The addition will be connected directly to the kitchen and will eliminate traffic through the din ing room to the present tempo rary storage space.
 R. D. Russell began work this week on modernizing and enlar- ging his store building located across from the Orpheum thea ter. The recently closed Mont gomery Ward order office was located there previously. The building will be extended by an addition in back, and the inter- TOT will be remodelled and newly painted. Mir Russell said he had Ro specific plans for the building, except for leasing purposes.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-08

The U. s. marshllls office has received a reoo t of two 6shermrn's le: ths at Peli- can City so miles west of Jun eau on LsianSki straits. Ernest Strange was reported found suf- located aboard his boat and that Gle Kirkland fell from a boat and was drowned.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-08

Fort Recovery, Ohio-Special CFI photo to the Kodiak Mirror by E. Thos Hastings A friend IY hardware merchant gave her dad toy bank when Ruth Pear -son was six months old. This week Ruth just 10 1-2 years old toted "her pennies," 1875 of them, into the postofice and bought Defense Saving Bond for S18.72.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Cook Book

Prudence Penny's Fall and
Winter cook book in roto-
gravure . will be presented 10
everybody attending the Theater
Party. The cook book is especi-
ally fine this season and is
filled with menus and recipes
for family and company meals
-. plus loads of lore on holiday
entertaining.
The cook book will also be
distributed with every copy Of
The Detroit Times for Tuesday,
November 4.
Well have more news about
the party =. so watch your De-
troit Times women's pages both
daily and Sunday for latest de-
tails concerning il.
Remember. Wednesday, No
vember 5 is the date .. the Fox
Theater is the place and the
time is S:45 in the morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
Smothered Chops

SMOTHERED PORK chops
now there's a dish with which 10
entice the family and bring them
all home early.
For six servings, the recipe
requires six one-inch-thick pork
chops, a teaspoon each of salt
and sage, 3 tart cored apples, l
tablespoon dark molasses, 3
tablespoons -four, 2 cups hot
water, tablespoon vinegar, u
teaspoon salt and n cup raisins.
Sprinkle chops with u tea
spoon salt and sage. Scar slowly
in hot skillet, browning on both
sides. Place in large baking
dish. Top chops with apples,
sliced, and pour on molasses.
Add flour TO fat in skillet and
cook until brown. stirring con-
stantIy. Add water and stir
until mixture boils. Add vinegar,
salt and raisins and pour this
sauce over chops and apples.
Cover and bake in hot oven I400
degrees) 30 minutes until apples
are tender.