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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

DOR all letters printed in this col
Il umn The American Weekly will
pay 81. a prize winning recipe IL
awarded s.. the same as on the
Aimnnaek page, tic sure 10 write
your name and address plainly and
use one side of the paper only,
The shorter the letters the better.
None should be more than 200 words.
Address them To The American
Weekly Housewives Food AlmaRack,
y. q. Box 1871, Grand Central Annex,
New York city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

ribs will be well moistened in
the mixture.
Then put in. little at a time,
some -four and cornstarch (half
and half and stir vigorously so
each piece IF rib will have an
even coating Of cornstarch and
-four.
Fry ribs in deep fat until
nicely Drowned and set them
aside.
Use another pan and fry the
diced onions and finely-chopped
green pepper in IL for three min
utes, adding next 3 tablespoons
soy sauce. the pineapple and the
ginger. stir mixture constantly.
Put in the vinegar, sugar and
about / cup Of the sparerib
broth. When this boils, slightly
thicken it with little -four.
Drain fried spareribs from grease
and put in prepared sweet-sour
sauce. Mix them well together,
cook for Ave minutes longer and
serve.
This is one Of the most deli
cious dishes I've ever tasted and
i hope you try it 49, you'll like
IL! Ut's often served in Chinese
restaurants)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
PIN CUSHION

use a pad of steel wool COW
cred with velvet as pin cushion.
You will find the pins go into the
fabric more easily and don't get
rusty. have passed this hint
on to many dressmakers and they
have found IL very useful.
Mrs. 3. Curtain.
Santa Barbara, Calf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
TENDER

whep cooking a pot roast, take
a tin pie plate and make 4 or 8
holes in it, turn II upside down.
put enough water to cover the pie
plate, then put your meat on the
plate to cook il, steam instead
of boiling il - II is so much more
tender and the gravy is much
better.
Mrs. Swanson,
Brockton, Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Mr.. A r. Varsey
VeIand. ONO

tMr Nafscy. your letter is spl,n-
did tribute 10 the many bOuseWIl ,s
whose prize winning recipes have
appeared here Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
AERATED

Canned grape fruit juice will
recover much of it's original fla
vor if upon opening-it is poured
from vessel TO vessel several
times so that it is aerated.
Agnes l.. Raynor,
Fairbanks, Alaska
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

pig as long as the recipes come
from the Almansck. tone always
gets such perfect results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
CANNING

When canning or preserving
peaches add a few peach stones"
TO them while cooking, 30 that
there will be at least two for
each jar. These give a touch of
an almond-like flavor that is
delicious and stones can be re-
moved as contents are used from
each jar.
Mrs. j. G Kischner,
Alexandria, Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
CUBES

Ever consider flavoring the ice
cubes that you intend using in
cold beverages? Thus lemon
orange or pineapple-flavored
cubes for the cocktail combina-
tons; tea or coffee-flavored
cubes for those beverages !?
Might not be a bad idea TO keep
on hand a few strongly Favored
coffee cubes TO cool dads coffee
when he is in a hurry 10 be off
m the morning but dislikes to
dilute his hot drink with an over
dose of cream or plain water.
Mrs. II. f.. FAINT,
Athens, Georgia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
BABY



sandwich others
Punch Pineapple Butermk here Lime Rose Garden Cooler and others
% Recpe for Pienics POpu
Bread and
Almanack
address plainly.
ALMANACK DEPT AMERICAN WEEKLY
EIGHTH AXENIE,-NEM- -CITYr---
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bcFcrfy MChle,
Manhattan Beach, Calf.

Mrs. McKie. we Welcome your
splendid contribution 10 our file OF
Oriental dishes Many Almanackers
will undoubtedly want 20 try these
korean specialties. - Mary Lee
Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
FLAVOR

SO many cherries, especially
the sweeter and larger ones, lack
the real cherry flavor when they
are pitted and cooked. Yet, what
is more refreshing than flavorful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
STEW

When making stew of beef,
veal or pork, add few caraway
seeds TO the stew. You'll find
new zest flavor to your stew.
My family as well as our fri ends
who have tasted my stew all give
me compliments on the favor of
plain stew.
Mrs. Edith Tannahill
Huntington Park, Calf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
PEP

To pep you up after siren
uous bout with household chores
try adding the juice Of two
oranges TO beaten egg. Very
refreshing.
Mrs. II. L. Poos,
Chicago, Ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
MIS-. JOhn GOrrnan,
Vancouver. Washington.

OVEN try not 10 iet you down In
any recipe that Mr. German may try
Mrs. German Mary Leo Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

run the floss through the cleaner
and you will be delighted with
the resulting pillows, etc.
Mrs. Alva Schary,
San Francisco, California.
COOLING
was really tickled when dis
covered that a plain household
rubber glove can serve as an
emergency ice bag. l usually
put 4 or 8 ice cubes in and tie
the top with string and wrap
a cloth around it.
Mrs. G. r. Moore,
Los Angeles, California.
BABY
When baby has need OF a
hanky pin one on her dress and
she can use it herself I always
know where it is and it's so con-
venient.
Mrs. Glenn Kalcec,
Detroit, Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
SUBSTITUTE

For whipped cream" use 1
package Of soft cream cheese. top
Of milk. about y cup sugar and
vanilla 10 taste, beat with egg
beater. Fine on short cake. l use
it lot on prune pie. You can't
tell 1t from real whipped cream
and it is so reasonable too.
Mrs Fred Reiselt.
Crystal Bay, Nevada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Chan-Yuah

This same sweet-sour sauce is
also delicious on liver 49, Chan
Yuah or fried liver:
1 pound pork, beef, or mutton
liver tsliced 4 Inch thick
/ egg, beaten light
A little -four
To the beaten egg add an
equal amount of SOY sauce. Let
the sliced liver stand for while
in the egg and SOY sauce mix
ture, then dip 1t in -four, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

Pattern 1914 - Have an old
fashioned flower garden on your
bedspreadl These colorful
wreaths are so easy 60 embroi-
der, you'll be finished IN no time!
OF course, they decorate tea
cloths and other linens as well.
Pattern 3344 contains a transfer
pattern Of nine 81. -inch wreaths,
: smaller motifs, illustrations of
stitches. color schemes, material
requirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Picture of box Of TOLL HOUSE COOKIES IS minutes afte
being opened by Private c. G. Smith at Fort Dix. NJ J

mother him what she knew ne would enjoy
box Of homemade TOLL HOUSE COOKIES,
whole Of delicious Ness Semi Sweet Chocolate
in every bite.
strategy He hid the box open
the cookies lasted they did.
In you send Toll Cookies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

20 someone AZ camp there is new variation:
Toll House Cookies made with Quaker Oats.
Wen be glad 70 send you the recipe for this new
cookie if you II Just write Semi-Sweet Chocolate
Dept. "a Hudson ST.. N.Y.C. You'll still find
the original Toll House Cookie recipe on the
Nestle package SO be sure to get Nestles Semi
Sweet Chocolate in OF. Economy Size Bars or
bags Of Morsels at your grocers. We warn you,
these cookies won't have chinsmsn's chance.
But they are fun while they last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
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 I'm coins for each pat
tern and address your envelope TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
AMERICAN WEEKLY
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
635 SIXTH AVENUE,
NEW YORK, ". X

Due 10 customs restrictions. Canadian
orders cannot be filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

Mrs. Swanson,
Brockton, Mass.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Civil Service Reopens
Emergency List

The Civil Service Commission
offers another chance for employ
ment to personnel dropped from
emergency agencies.
Explaining that in some cases
these persons had been kept off of
the emergency replacement list be-
cause they had misunderstood the
regulations and had not applied
within 80 days after losing their
jobs, the commission said they now
could get on the list. Positions in
defense agencies are filled from this
source.
The list is open to persons dropped
from service since June 80, 1899.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Deaths Reported

Catherine Green. al, 2314 Chester st. Sc
Annie E. Hall, II, 1920 Upton st. NV.
Alma Winuust. rs, 1916 Calvert ST. NV.
Caroline H; Barney, 70, 1924 10th st. NV.
Glenn A. Shirtcliff. 81, 1928 Luzon ave.
Margaret L. Combs. 81, $3.50 3srd st. NV.
Archice v. Reploble, 81, 3031 Douslas st.
ne.
Irene =; Jsrman, 80. aeorse Washington
Frank Hereford, so. Gallinser Hospital.
Edward H. Prell. 54, 1880 Wisconsin ave-
NV.
Earnest -Acosta, A, 1850 Wisconsin ave
Lucille NJ. Henshaw, AZ, a16 18th at. n W.
John NJ. Tavenner, 80, st. Elizabeth Hos
Losd il. Frazier. %. 9TH and Massachusetts
Richard n A. Bessley. 8. Casualty Hospital
Nola salem. j. Doctors Hospital, ,
Henry D. Anderson, 65. 53l 0 BLAZING st. ne.
Emma Holland, "a, Freedmen's Hospital.
Richard Carter, "a, 1947 Capitol ave. ne.
virginia E. Battle. 81, o0g- 10th st. ne
Martha Ford 80. Galineer Hospital.
Clarence Z. Brown. A., Walter Reed Gen.
Jesse Jones. IS. Gallineer hospital.
Daisy Hosue. 4s, 1892 ssnd S. .n;s., nv,
Albert johnson, 36, 100 M 81. s.E.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Marriage License
Applications


Under D. c. laD, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. 1rdtt three Jul days and
recetDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Morris sps s..n & ThQmas Eiss a. Joy Eng s. ne
ne; ne The Rev. Patrick @ Mecormsek. a,0A c.
na e. and sfhhrdsGn E1sssh Bar 81 ls2 81 $50 ssap9 s
u.,t,, u,t nv the Rev. Samuel A. Ys... Bass. -.
Sev Ssevells e. Holand. MnfIsy9 9os st. NV; the
IRd i5s bss SssifIse j. s,ns: NIils Is 6iO Z St; me-
Nicholas Ruschak. IS o115 c st. and
Amelia ,opperheim. 20 9Os H st. NV;
Hs5oid segsn Br9Tn 90 s'i0a Io5 9th St .e and
Mary Mar E. Ray 20 20, 81 10th st. ne;
sath carroll ar SysI f SS5hs HeIrost. NM Mass ssa
'0ia Ean. Ny T0 FoafoS "a y0S lsfa Pos s pE y and
Eds.rd ,sa Rsyl9r B.yt9 1 z.pp sla enasy vs 81
suren .su 81 nv; Nv the h; Rev rev Mr. = isaac Va"
Herbert G. christofeTso1; g: 26O4 BRANCH
s.. is: Car csoso spd st. Msbs Try Rev PsrrE ( Bs s 1870
AGs av'. iosi and Rita 1. Rubenstein y. sSi
GSnnif'lsnt n,on i. Metu ave- NV the Rev Solo,
Herman E. Naylor, -ir~ %; SIP 18th st,
and Lillian str,fklapd tb p.v a2 isG9
TscsS9ate TsesT1ae pi- NV the Kew M D.
Gene E. Gibson, 81. 4sos 7th st. NV,
ib. and R.y asleq }s5f H6isiff 9s lo5 Madison ST.
stein, 20 both s5 Of Abingdon Va; the
rrsderss sOSa53e sets?e, 5, M fs$a Calvert St nv
,,,. AYE: Sc; the Rev. n, n, P; German: =.
NV. and Elizabeth D. Broun. "a. i49o
y Shepherd st nv; W the @ Rev 4 W Burssn
Hester A L. Luke. 30, 2O22 Columbia
Anthony F, Colesimo; 80 Ambassador Hotel
n% nn0 Ie.sR the Rev. ohfifS John w. Rastin. M o.
EdMtd Mtehe E welsh wssshineton sF o aqS GAY n.
Eussn. RsS lanes Mewhsn a smith ay ses Somerset p
nv. and DoToths :, Davis, IL Evans
Abraham e ns sart5sy fhs Rss 5 aos DeiseIa p
NV. and Eleanor Panteli. % o. Emer-
,,,,Se son St nv Nv. judge Nathan r Ceyten
Rev. N: P. German.
Arthur Schustek, 26, and Susan NJ. Rubin.
22, both OF the Parkslde Hotel; the Rev
Cecil r. Chapman 81. and Dorothy L.
DOUGLAS. II, both of 431 5th st. ne;
REID NJ GTsybill r; 81. East Petersburg,
Pa. and Gweldolyn x. Synder, 20,
Landsiville. Pa: the Rev. John c. Ball
William H. Ferlines, Jr.. "a, Birmingham
Ala. and Mary, z; Kettler: 25. 50n1
3sth st. NV; the Rev. J. Luther Nef.
William c. Wallace. %. Hyattsville. Nd
end Mildred e Morton, 10, 726 18th
st. Sc; the Rev. E. II Pruden
Joseph J. Trezza, 80, and Phyllis Mon
tanaro. %. both Of Long Island City.
N. Y: judge Nathan Cayton.
and Ruth E. Davis %, 2sle 18th st.
nv: the Rev Thomas E Boorde
The Rev: Lahia A. Ketonen: SO. and Anna
Ketonen. 81. both of 1915 Park I'd
NV: the Rev @. z. Lenski
Norman E Smith, 25. 55Ul 1st ST. NV
and B. Evelyn Baldwin. 20, 25O4 10th
st. ne: the Rev. O. Z. Lenski.
Rockville.
Harry p. Wilson. jr., 26. Fredericksburs
Va. ana Evelyn M. Stockton, IS. Silver
sprins Nd
Donald Ray Moore. 26 and Rose Theresa
Batterstone. 81. both of Washinston
Ernest Daniel Myers, 90. Bealeton Va,
and Leila Mae Kearnes, 81, Warren
ton, Va -
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Prisoner Gets His Wish
Swift Sentence

A time record for trial by jury was
believed set yesterday in Police
Court when a defendant was tried
and found guilty by a jury on a
driving -while-drunk charge-witnirl
% minutes.
The defendant, Richard r. Jones,
Jr., "a, of the 1900 block of Kingman
place NV, requested immediate
sentence instead of the customary
wait of several days. Judge Walter
j. Casey then imposed a sentence Of
a 500 fine or 80 days in Jail.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
A. +. 6. {. Council Conv enes

The Executive Council of the
American Federation of Government
Employees will hold a meeting this
week end at the Hamilton Hotel.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Births Reported

Peter and Kathryn Apol, boy.
Jesse and Elizabeth Chain, boy.
James and Rubye. Crichton, girl.
James and Eleanor Doucet. boy. \
Louis and E. Roselle Evans. boy X
Lomax and Marsaret Fortney. boy. -s
John and Kathryn Gibson, girl
Clyde and Emily Haserty, boy.
John and Dorothy Harrison. r., girl.
James and Mary Lyons. girl.
EMO and Loretta persion, boy.
Samuel and Ann Rubin. girl. &
William and Thelma Starr, girl.
Bernard and Martha Wall, girl.
Edwin and Hazel Birrell, jr., boy.
Leo and Celia Butler, sirl.
Wayne and Kathryn Chambers boy.
Victor and Geraldine D'Anna boy.
Raymond and Mary Downs. boy.
Patrick and Kathleen Fitzmaurice. boy.
Samuel and Priscilla Goodspeed, girl.
Ira and Zetta Harris, girl
Walter and Frances knobeloch, boy.
Edwin and Florence Malcolm, boy.
Mark and Mary Racicppi, girl.
Robert and Hilda Savage, girl.
John and Lillian Unger. jr., boy.
Douglas and Helen Webster girl.
Evening star., 1941-03-28

Under D. c. la1D, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. 1rdtt three Jul days and
recetue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-03-28

Harry P Wilson. jr. 26, Fredericksburs
Va. and Evelyn M. Stockton, IS, Silver
Sprins. Nd
Donald Ray Moore 26, and Rose Theresa
Batterstone. 81. both of WASHINGTON.
Ernest Daniel Myers, 90, Bealeton. Va,
and Leila Mae Kearnes, 81, warren
ton, Va
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

I han the Constitution be Amended to provide that
monen6 70 the State Constitution may be Proposed by
yunns g Qualified and Registered Electors to provide for
o disseminating Of the validity Of such petitions provide
@ ~ EIlntion Of the circulation Of such petitions pro-
at TIE leeislaturs prescribe penalties for the at
tn9 q Sny fictitious forged to any petition; and
Vvi6e tn TIE amarzation Of such amendments the
11nb0 - snbmission to the eectors?"
u EHe4 ~ Csnstituton be Amended to provide that
IN t. 1,y0 md He19endum Petitions be Signed by Qualified
go6 x3ectofs; = provide for the determining Of
II H1cA petitious; TO provide for the regulation
~ 5oa q INCH petitions; TO provide that the legis-
n VpoWibe penalties for the affixng of any ficti-
e TX z1lQpDe - my such petitioni"
55a3 u A64tionAl Amendments or Referendums that
J. ~ NJ elsetjsN will b open from
II ssslsek neon. end
IN sislsek ?. N. Of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
SERIAL STORY
DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS
EDITH ELLINGTON So's :ssxo. ';sMa

coPYNIoHr. ioAS.
NGA SERVICE. INC.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
pIIokk Test
Yp-l3 Planes
sslssidss osflesss
lssvs fes pettessea


OSix Army Air Corps pilots
from the 3lst Pursuit Group 1t
Selfridge Field will 60 TO Pat
terson Field. Dayton, Ohio. to
participate In tests Of the new
YP-43 pursuit plane being de-
livered to the Air Corps by the
Republic Aviation Corporation,
Farmingdale, N. Y.
Three Of the new planes were
flown to Selfridge Field Monday
by First Lieut. nants Ward w.
Harker, Magnus b. Marks, and
Woodrow w. Korges of the First
Pursuit Group. The YP-43 IL
powered by m air-cooled 1900
horsepower Pratt and Whitney
motor and has q rated speed
"well in excess of 800 miles per
hour"
Pilots who will represent Self
ridge Field during the first Up
- tests are Second Lieutenants
Robert L. Taurot, Cape Girar-
deau, Mo-; Donald ]. Green, An
aconda, Montana; Francis h.
Royal, Manzanola, Colo; Amos
r Riha, Taylor, Texas; Frank A.
Hill, Hillsdale, N. j.; and Floyd
v. Rogers, Milwaukee, Wis.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

"Any girl who can't do the rou-
tine work as well as make sales
is not worth her salary. Re-
member! That will be all"
The girls scattered to the
cases, grimly. Beatrice saw Miss
Getz lingering the chain on her
glasses nervously.. you've al
ways taken beautiful care of
the stock, Miss Getz," she whis
pered defiantly. II think she
has her nerve! And how can we
wait on customers properly II
we've got to do stock girls
work."
"Sh-sh!" pleaded Miss Getz.
She's looking"
Budget Fashions was very
busy, that morning. Beatrice
ran in and out of the fitting
rooms, placating a customer in
the first booth and another in
the sixth. She peered through
the curtains as one customer
turned for inspection In q sport
dress, murmured, That's good
on you," and fled to see how
the woman in velvet was coming
on. Instead of taking only two
or three possible dresses into the
fitting rooms with each Gus
toner, she took six or seven, so
the woman could splurge in try
ing on and be so busy she
wouldn't notice the salesgirrs
absence.
Other girls got the same idea.
The result was that by after
noon the fitting rooms were
crowded with discarded dresses,
and the work of arranging the
stock was even heavier than be-
fore.
1.-THE nerve, firing . stock
grill" Toby muttered, as she
passed Beatrice in the narrow
aisle behind the curtains.
Miss Ryan, . stack Of dresses
over her arm, bumped into them.
ooh, sorry" She leaned for
a moment against the partition
her hands over her eyes. "Tm
SO tired. I just can't keep on
STOPPING and hanging without
getting dizzy" She swayed,
and Toby cried, "Hey!"
A moment later, the dresses
slipped from Miss Ryan's arm
into q heap on the floor, and
the girl pitched forward.
Bee! She's fainted!"
(Te n Continued.)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Army Camp Briefs

10 ssch he confidsd Z tsle-
phous number.
But after the ball was over
their delight turned 70 despair
when they compared notes and
found that Ill the numbers were
different.
And despair turned TO dud-
geon when test calls were an
swered by the fire department,
the police station, the dog
pound and similar unromantic
institutions.
CAMP SHELBY, Miss.-Cor-
poral James Vodry of Columbus,
Ohio, and the 166th Infantry has
been In training since October
but he's still drilling In his
own clothes.
The reason: He's six feet,
seven inches tall and requires,
among other OUTSIDE articles, q
lab shoe.
Adequate attire has been or
dered.
CAMP BLANDING, Fla. -
Paging "Hamlin" In the 31st Di-
vision produces results some
what similar to those occasion
ed by shouting Hey. Tex" on
q crowded street In the middle
Of Houston.
Among those who would re-
spond to the former call are
Capt. Rodney F. Hamlin, Major
J. e. Hamlin, Lieut.. Wilbur
Hamlin, Sergeant G. f. Hamlin
and Corp. Robert Hamlin.
LOWRY FIELD, Colo. - The
Army has more than 100000
pairs of service shoes in stock or
on order - but it took three
months to get a couple to suit
recruit Herbert Tigar.
He wears size Is and, to
make matters more difficult,
takes q triple-A.
The Red Cross helped out by
knitting him some socks.
ROCK ISLAND (Ill.) ARISEN
AL - A regular Army soldier,
enrolled in an automotive train
ing course in the city of Rock
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

oIORT. CUSTER, Mich.-Pri-
vate Carl Jones Of the Tenth
Infantry walked up 70 his mess
sergeant and handed him eight
dollars In "conscience money"
He explained that he figured
he had eaten more than his
share.
CAMP ROBINSON, Ark. =
Two dozen soldiers Of the 18TH
Infantry's Company Z danced
with q demure blond from Lit
tie Rock at recent social func-
ton.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

Two Regents Of the University, Supsrintend-
\ ent Of Public Instruction, Member Of the Stots
Beard Of Edueation, Two Members Of the Stote
Dsssd ef Agriculture, State Highway Commits
ieAss Ito fill voeoney) for term ending June 80,
1911. State High Commissioner for term end
}aa June so, 1916
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

ruin him. A lot of the better
dresses upstairs are his.
"Oh, it's a mess! Vera's loyal,
and Jake's really a swell guy, If
weird looking. Anyway, that's
just one of the things that makes
me hate Huntington's! What
that store does to peoples lives!"
Beatrice averted her face,
carefully. II didn't know Hunt
ington's was such an ogre. What
else does the store do?"
1T would take me q week.
Gets; for instance. No pension.
And all those hardworking saps
in the office, who do Bruce Shell
brakes job for him at about
one-twelfth the salary. And
manufacturers like Jake, pushed
to the wall because Huntington's
pares prices to the bone"
Maybe that's the manage
ment," Beatrice suggested slow
ly. perhaps the people who
own Huntington's don't know
about"
"You mean the Duchess?"
Toby inquired shortly. Huh!
That DANES so busy keeping an
Italian prince, or whatever he
is, she hasn't time to find out
about all the girls her own age
and just as good as she Is, too,
who live on nothing and work
like slaves so she can run around
to Palm Springs and Hawaii and
South America. Did you see
that in the paper? She went to
South America"
Beatrice's throat closed up.
well be large"
As she hung up her things In
her locker, she longed for and
dreaded the moment when she
would see Anthony. Her face
burned, remembering their kiss.
Would it be the same, when she
saw him again?
She thought, too, Of what Toby
had said. Soon now she'd have
to end this masquerade. Shed
have to do something about i'm
proving the management OF the
store.
But then she wondered what
it would do to Anthony, finding
out who she was. Would he
hate her for deceiving him?
Once he had asked her, "Are
you trying to make a fool OF
me?" Please, please, God, don't
let Anthony take the attitude
that I've been amusing myself
at his expense!
She knew, too, that Anthony
wasn't the kind of man who
would enjoy marrying q girl
with millions. "If he had met
me somewhere as Beatrice Dav.
export, he'd never have given
me q second thought. He's %
independent. He's not like Clar-
ence ;" i
Miss Dane lined the salesgirls
I'D beside the wrapping desk
first thing that morning.
II want an improvement
around her in the care Of the
stock!" She announced. We've
kept two stock girls busy, just
because the salesgirls haven't
made IL their business to pick up
dresses, to bring them back Out
of the fitting rooms, to pin bach
belts and make sure about clips
and buttons. This can't 90 on
The office has withdrawn one
stock girl this morning, and
we'll have to manage by our
selves. I've seen girls standing
in front Of cases talking wher
they might have been taking
care of their stock"
Her eyes singled out Beatrice