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HOT OFF THE
GRIDDLE

Adhesive tape is fine for label
ing fruit jars. 1t will stay on in
definitely and is marked with ordi-
nary lead pencil. 1t can be washed
and remarked several times.
When hanging out large pieces,
such as sheets and tablecloths, pin
all four corners to the line to pre-
vent their being whipped by the
wind.
When one comes across a screw
top jar that is stubborn, one need
only stand it top side down on a
warm oven for few minutes. The
most obstinate will open readily.
If one is inclined to dry clean
garments at home, it is a good idea
to outline bad spots with basting
thread in a contrasting color. 1t
is easy to find the bad spot even
after it is wet.
When planning a picnic, one can
simplify the cleaning-up process by
carrying paper plates, paper forks
or spoons, paper cups, napkins,
etc, all of which may be burned in
the picnic fire. With large-mouth
thermos bottles almost any food
may be carried to the picnic ground.
Some foods however, seem to
taste better than others when eat
en- out of doors and those are the
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-08

ions are given for both in the
following recipe:
Pork Chops With Tomato Stuffinp
{Serves 81
6 rib pork chops
(cut l inch thick
4 cups soft bread crumbs
"a cup onion (cut fine)
! No. 2 can tomatoes
drained and sieved)
! teaspoon salt
"A teaspoon pepper 49,
5 slices bacon .sssss
] tablespoon fat
picked onions (optionaD
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When washing windows OR any
woodwork where it is necessary to
reach up, tie an old towel around
the wrist to avoid having water
run up the arm.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-08

To open CLANS steam in a tightly
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-08

When driving nails or screws
into hard wood, always rub them
well with soap. They will go in
easily without splitting the wood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Times, WJR Join
mold NeWsbOys'
Program Friday

Thousands OF people in Greater
Detroit and elsewhere i'm Michigan
have a radio date for IL p. m. next
Friday, the occasion being The
Detroit Times-WJR annual broad
cast for the benefit of the Old
NewSboys Goodfellow Christmas
Fund.
Leo ]. Fitzpatrick. vice presi-
dent and general manager of WJR,
will be in charge, assisted by Nor
man White Of WJR and a former
president of the Old Newsboys, and
Uncle Neal Tony, also of WJR.
A galaxy of radio artists will
tentertain, the list including:
The Mummers, directed b.
Geraldine Elliott and Eric How
lett: Tim Doolittle and His Gang
Lyn Carl, singer of popular songs;
John Mckenzie. tenor; Harold
Kean, The Sunshine Boy: Helen
Hadley, soprano; Cyril WeXemael,
baritone. and others.
This year. as in past years, the
public is invited TO phone WJR
(MA. 4440) and ask for musical
numbers and songs. WJR requests
that pledge of money should
accompany the request, for the
aid of the Old NewSboyS Good
fellow Christmas Fund.
When you phone your request
and make your pledge please re-
solve TO mail the money very SoOr
to Norman White. in care oil
station WJR, Fisher Building, De-
troit. 1t will help the Goodfellow
Fund a lot if you will make your
request by mail now, accompany
ing it with the amount of money
you wish TO give, no matter hos
small.
The date: Friday. December II
at II D. m. Be sure 10 dial WJI'
ttkiloeyeles 760l for the gala pro-
gram which will extend into the
early hours of Saturday morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
ApVERTfsrMENT
New Plan Pays
Family Hospital Bills
Covers Sickness, Accident, Childbirth.
Costs Only Few Cents Daily.

Michigan Casualty Ca Suite - G :,
BarIum Tower. Detroit. Mich, has new
low-eost family policy rha, pays hospital
bills for sickness, accident and childbirth.
As PROVIDED in this policy, YOU get
cash 10 pay the daily hospith room fee.
up 10 forty4two days; cash for the hos
pital extra charges toperiting room, an
esthetic, X-ray, incidence, ambulance.
eie.| cash TO pay the surgeon ices. No
medical examination required. All mem
bers OF the family ages ) to 81 are
covered by one policy, a, one small
monthly premium.
This IS not a so-ealied limited la
biity' policy. You Piek the hospital.
anywhere IN the L s. or CInidl The
benefits star, first day IN the hospital.
SEND 80 MONTY. send postcard
to Michigan Casualty at above address.
and &c, complete Information without cost
or obligation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

]
A few minutes after the torpedo
/ blasted the Lehigh its four life
boats and al passengers were
cleared from the rapidly sinking
vessel
Terpening says the L boat COM
mander could not possibly have
made a mistake in identifying the
Lehigh because the American flag
was painted on both sides and a
huge flag was flying from the
mast.
The life boat in which Terpening
was riding drifted away from the
other boats and shortly thereafter
the shark began trailing the craft
at perhaps 30 feet distance.
All day under a 120-degree sun
Terpening and the 10 others in
the boat alternated at the oars.
Food and water of the improperly
equipped boat was rationed care
fully.
When morning came the shark
had disappeared. Late that day the
boat was sighted by a British de-
Stroyer. They were picked up and
taken TO a West African port.
Terpening returned to the United
States last month.
Dorothy Kingsley, former
Detroit girl, is making good as
Hollywood radio and movie
writer. For several years she's
been writing scripts for Edgar
Bergen including his part in
the film Look Who's Laugh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Sunday, December T. 1s41
Rabaut Asks
! u. s. Lottery
Congress Committee
| Favors Proposal
Time. stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec. g.. - Inn
pressed by the success Of South
American lotteries, a congressional
subcommittee headed by Rep.
Louis c. Rabaut of Detroit today
was proposing officially that the
United States hold national lot
teries.
The proposal was contained in
report TO Congress by an appro-
priations committee subcommittee
which late this Summer flew TO
South America. The report de-
lclares that under governmental
supervision such a lottery would
iprovide "a means of raising reve-
nue. that would gain the endorse
ment of the American people
Veteran legislators said it was
the first time in their knowledge
that any legislative group had
sponsored such a proposal in a
report 10 Congress. The report
was signed by Rabaut and Reps.
John M. Houston Cd of Texas,
Harry p. Beam CD OF Illinois,
( Vincent F. Harrington -tDt Of
Iowa and Albert +. Carter tR) Of
/ California.
The congressman were indig-
nant at their discovery that all
American airmail 10 South Amer
lea is censored by the British at
Trinidad,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Old Newsboy
GoodfeIIows 10
Map YuIe Plans
Meei'Wednesdsy Night
FOR Sale Of Papers TO
Make 10000 Happy

The twcnty-eiGhth annual meet.
inc OF the Old NewSboyS Good
fellow Fund VIII he held at s p m
Wednesday in the County Build
ing. Some 200 old NcwsboyS will
foregather 10 make plans for their
1871 newspaper sale.
The GoodfcllowS hope 70 raise
money enough 20 furnish a Merry
Christmas TO 10000 needy Detroit
children who woula otherwise be
forgotten on Christmas morning.
The Old NeWSboys have the most
ambitious program in their history,
accord ng 10 August =. Jankow-
sky. president
Children on tho list viii be re-
memhered with shoes, stockings,
underwear, sweaters. dresses, dolls,
candy and Toy.
In addition the old NcwShoyS
this year nave assumed The oblIga-
tIOn or pTUvunE lunCheonS Tor
needy and undclnourlShed children
in the public and Parochial schools.
AT Wednesday nights meeting
the GoodfclloW> hear from news
paper representatives., from De-
iruit policemen. from w avn Q
County employees and from the
Detroit Federation of Musicians as
well as from many other organi-
cations which yearly aid the an
nual campaign.
Entertainment at the meet ing
Will be furnished by radio station
WJR under the direction of Nor
man White.
Benefit evets still 10 he given
for the fund include the Wayne
County Employees Frolc at Con-
Nention Hall December Is. the an
nual police boxing show December
1q. and The Detroit Times-WJR
radio show Friday.
The annual newspaper sales day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

tank and drained The gas.
Wayne US Cecile Park will be
honored at a Newman Club meet
ing. Bishop Stephen s. Woznlck
will attend. Mary Lennon is the
clubs faculty advisor.
Believe II or Not Robert Rip
ley has promised TO attend
Detroit Athletic Club party for
benefit of China relief. Chair
man Earle r. Schroeder of the
entertainment committee has
obtained the services of numer-
Gus theatrical stars including
Walter O'Keefe of the radio.
r. +. Anderson and Irving Post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Navy Man Explains
Plane Carriers Loss

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. g.
DISAPPOINTING to the United
States Nays technique for air
craft carriers as "the best in the
world Lieut.. Commander w. D.
Wright Jr, declared here that Brit
aims loss of two carriers was
because Of poor protection by
Iplanes and deSiroyers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

John ] LaraWay OF Midland
will be the manager of the new
Horace II. Rackham Educational
.Memorial.--.------------------------ ---.-----
DR.. William Bromme. editor OF
the Detroit Medical News, is ar
admirer of the writings of Times
columniSt Damon Runyon.
Donald c. Hunt succeeds Thomas
u. Burke as the assistant manag.
ing secretary of the Engineering
Society of Detroit.
On an Upper Peninsula trip. DR.
Eugene g. Elliott. state Superin-
tendent OF schools. lilled up his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
MARY RENILER

is set for Tuesday, December 16.
on that day 200 Old Newsboys
and 1000 policemen will be selling
papers TO make sure no child is
forgotten" on Christmas morning.
The Old NewSboys will be assigned
their corners at Wednesday nights
rpaptinu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

car with gas
and started on
a days drive. A
few m in u ties
after he left
town I h @ car
stalled.
Puzzled. h G
c a 7 @ t ull y
checked the en-
CINE and finally
noticed gas O.
| / n e dripping
from the gas
tank. An inspec-
tion revealed a
hunters spent
bullet n a q
pierce I h {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

your supply of
food and water
running low.
T erpe n ng
ought 10 know.
because he was
a member Of
the crew Of the
a m e r c a n.
f + g & h ter Le-
high, torpedoed
and sunk a few
weeks ago off
the African gold
coast by a NaZi
submarine. He's
now visiting his
Mrs.
Dora Walling of
nxFnTltn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

have been shifted to the Wash
ington office of the National Auto
mobile Dealers AssQclation.--
w. F. Doyle will direct the
advertising for committee pro-
noting the sale Of Michigan farm
products.
Prof. q. w. Boston Of the L.
Of M. is the author of a new en-
gineering text book.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Air Link TO Africa Starts

NEW YORK, Dec. GINS
Officially opening a new air link
between the Western Hemisphere
and Africa, Pan American Air
ways Capetown Clipper departed
today for Leopoldville in the Bel
Igian Congo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Pa(kGift Boxes
Now for Detroit
Men in Service
Times Campaign
viii Bring Cheer
to All From City

Continued from Page One)
pack your own Christmas presents
just pause moment and say tc
Yourself well, some one else is
getting some, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Take it from Guy Terpening,l
it's no fun to be rowing in a life
boat under a broiling equatorial
sun with a huge shark trailing and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
People You Know
Lehiqh Survivor Firted With a Shark
By JAMES SHERIDAN

ing" now showing at the Mich
igan.
Miss KingSley'S father was a
famous Snowman. In private
life she's the wife of Maurice
tHap) Smith. who was for
many years a GriSwold street
broker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
What to Do

These boxes which YOU will pack
will go to the soldier or sailor
who otherwise might not receive
any. Don't address your box to
any particular soldier. BE assured
it will reach one though.
You can pack a box with good
things that can cost almost any
price or you can pack one that will
cost, perhaps. only a dollar. but
pack one. Put note of greeting
in it and include your own name
and address so the man who re-
tceiXeS your box can thank yoti.
Fill in the blank printed on
the top page one state whether
you can pack a box or send a
check so other boxes can be bought
and then rIT. not walk 10 The
nearest school and leave your box
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
"SerUice Santa Claus"

Through the cooperation OF
hundreds of public spirited men
and women who are working on
the different Santa Claus for
Service Men" committees. arrange
mentS have been made for the
Christmas boxes TO be picked up
at the schools, taken TO main
collection center. sorted and then
shipped to the different army posts
and naval stations where the
IchaplainS and morale officers will
see they are placed in the hands
of the men for whom they are
INTENDED. -
But in order that these boxes
may reach the posts IN Time FOR
! Christmas men are sta
toned long distances from Detroit
it is essential they be made UP
now.
A box made up and left at a
school this coming week is better
than two sent in a day or two be-
fore Christmas, for those that
come early can be speeded TO their
destinations with slight cost
Whereas during the Christmas
week rush il will be much harder
to get them TO their destinations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

The three WJR men who
will lead The Detroit Times
WJR annual broadcast for the
benefit Of the Old Newsboys'
Goodfellow Fund next Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Kh includes: Hand PoUer Tool.
20 Accessories IN Steel Chest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
SERIAL STORY
Lessons in Love
Continued prom PAGE Elevenl
By IERRY BRONDFIFI.n

Continued From Page Eleveul
nation. I've never PLAYED win a
man I couldn't heat Also for your
information. I shoot IN the high
7o's and III bet you a good duck
ing n the pool that beat you.
I've onIy played twice ms
wear and In a little rusty. but 7
may Be- able e make it interesting.
It's 3 date and a bet
she shot a beautiful s. but he
went her one better with a - She
knew she vas licked when her
eye followed his opening drive
which eleaved the fsirway IN two.
rs yards down. But what really
got her vas the manner IN which
he merely smiled pstronizngly
every time she made = good shot
Instead Of complimenting her he
gave her a superior glance and
bettered the shot with his.
Tell me she said somewhat
petulantly as they walked off the
18th green. lis there no end 10
your talents With what am I
to be surprised next 90
He guided her 20 table under
meath an umbrella on the club
house terrace. Frankly, I've Just
about exhausted them" he said
with mock seriousness. There
isn't much more I can guarantee.
I'm the clean. wholesome. out
doors type. you know. I've never
had a talent with women
Too bad. she said cynically.
Nothing you couldn't develop,
though. IS it,"
With little Of the proper en-
enlargement. maybe" There was
grin on his face as he said it.
but his eyes looked straight into
hers. and she was the first TO
lower her gaze
Sorry, she said. recovering the
slight measure Of composure she
had lost Sorry. but I don't see
any Forthcoming in the near fu-
ture."
He made quite a business Of
examining the glass Of lemonade
he held in his hand i didn't
really expect any. In fact, I
wasn't seeking any at present.
You flatter yourself"
She stiffened. He had led her
into a neat little trap, and she
had tumbled right in.
So he didn't want encourage
ment, did he? Well. Mister Dugan
Blake. she didn't think acting was
one Of his talents. and that look
he had given her Indicated he
wasn't quite telling the truth.
And then she wondered how she
should describe the tingle which
the sudden little observation had
given her.
At any rate. it would be fun
making him change his mind But
just for the fun of it, Of course,
she told herself.
ITO be continued)
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KMO-Beacon Lights.
kVl-Choir. Army
KOMO-Barn Dance
KJR Sidelines. Dance.
kIRO-Yeo. Serenade
kTBI-Rodeo. Varieties
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KMO-News. Superman.
KVI-Dinner Music.
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KRIS. Reporter, News.
KIRO-Serenade Affairs
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KMO-Music, Grummel
kVl-Dinner Music.
HOMO-Latitude Zero.
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lKMO- Heater. News.
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KIRO-Guy Bombardo.
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KMO-Dinner Music.
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KMO-Calif Melodies.
kNI-All Nations
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kTBI-News. Echoes.
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kOMO-Ballroom orch.
KJR-Orchestra.
kIRO-Hoilywood Davis
kTBI-Band. Serenade.
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sRADI0 TIME TABLE
kILocYcIfs

XVI nRo k~o Tsl
SO 10 $50 1000
Teoono lines
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.KMO-News. Studio.
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kOMO-Dance Music.
kJR-Music.
KIRO-News. Goodnight
.KTBI-Cruise
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KOMO-AgriCul Tops
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KIRO-News. Klub.
KTBI-Melodies.
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KOMO-Lady Daug hter
KJR-Light. Midstream.
KJR-Wlley Hopkins.
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KMO-News orch
XVI War. Concert
KOMO-Storm. Perkins.
KJR-Divorce. Amanda.
Married Golden
KTBI-Melodies.
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KV1-Concert Hour
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KIRO-News Courage.
KTBI-MusIc, News.
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kIRO-Orch News
KTBI-Melody Cruise.
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* heStrd,
kVI-Final. Matinee.
kOMO-Orch News.
kJR-Sa bransky. News.
News. Con
kTBI-Crulse, Hate Bed
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KMO-News, Trade
KVI-News. Almanac.
breakfast CluD.
KOMO-Cowboy. Reverit
KIRO-Garred. Music.
XII Bi-News, Wake Up.
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KMO-F Lewis. Orch
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kOMO-Spectr-. Speaker
KJR-News. : Time.
kIhO-NeWs. Orch.
kTBI-NeWs. Chest.
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.KMO-Green Hornet.
kVl-Orchestra.
kOMO-Organist.
kJR-Boy Meets Band
.KIRO-NeWs. Brady&Yeg
KTBI-TeH Time.
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Bookworm. Orch.
KVI-Music Masters
KOMO-Godfrey, Marlin
KJR-Dance. Singer
KIRO-O'Neills. Bernie.
KTBI-NeWs, Tunes.
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KMO-Srudio. Bent Twig
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KIRO-Ncws. Hollywood
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IKIRO-Hit Parade. Spts
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kVl-Final.
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KJR-Fish, Music
and Yeo
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KMo-News Orch.
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Hour
JR-OTch.. Aloha
kIRO-Studio Orch
+ IBI-ChurCh. Islands.
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KIRO-Crocker. News.
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KIRO-Sam. Myrt. Marge
KTBI-MusiCal Diner.
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iKNI-Orch.. War
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lKJR-NeWs. Orch.
lKIRO-Hit Parade.
'KTBI-Jam boreC.
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KOMO-News. Singer.
AJn-Everyman > Cnape
KIRO-Journal, Markets
KTBI-Band Trade.
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RMO-News. Notebook.
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KOMO-Light, Mystery.
KJR-Art Baker.
KIRO-Horizons Jenny
KTBI-Ladies Page.
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KOMO-Jones, Wilder.
KJR-M Matinee, Army
KIRO-Wives. Stepm 'thr
KTBI-Muslcale. Tunes.
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