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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-22
Mrs. Chambard is Hostess
to Circle II

tc Circle b
Mrs. F. G. Chambard entertained
Circle B of the Methodist Woman's
society at her home Thursday af-
ternocn. Mrs. J. K. McGibney pre-
sided at a business meeting. The
Rev. w. L. Bennett was a guest
and won a prize in a guessing con-
test. After the meeting, a two =
course luncheon was served.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-22

Former Norwegian floating whale
factories are now Allied gasoline
tankerS.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-22

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La gaceta., 1942-10-20

20 Ell coche en- direction a Aged
y sus espl6ndidos y risuenos va
Hes.
Durante bora y media, ell au-
to subi6 y baj6 cuestas, atraves6
pueblecitos dormidos en- los que
silhaba el viento fino y fuerte,
oliendo a sierra Y a pinar.
al fin, al llCgar a Foumette,
volvieron.
En- Saint-Agn6s Va cerca de
las siete, bebieron sendos vases
de leche de vaca, ordehada a la
vista de ellos, espumosa y blan-
quiSima, como nieve recitn cal
da sobre la terra.
Y, con las primeras sombras
del crepdsculo, penetraban en-
Monte Carlo.
Ramo Florido era un hcmbre
galante como el lector sabe.
Aunque no fuera mas que por
complacer a su madre po,itica,
a una DANA que lie habia formu-
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
DISMINUYE LA ASISTEN-
CHA A LOS PARTIDOS DE
FUTBOL

New York, Octubre 20,-La
2~sistencia a los partidos de fut-
bel, MEDIA por las personals que
&sistieron a l27 partidos efec-
uados por colegios y universida
dss, ha disminuido en- un $3.50.
Hasta ell presente los comba-
tes han sido preSenciados por
2,296,7 Ell aho pasado, en- es-
ia fsoha, va habian pagado sus
entradas 3.028, 955.
Varios colegios, sin embargo,
han tenidO en- este ano mas es-
pectadores que en- 1941, entire e.
Hos Boston College, Purdua, Co.
Alabama, louisiana Sta
tie, Tennessee, Vanderbilt Y Wis
conSin.
Cornell experimental la mayor
disminuci6n en- p1blico, desde
49,070 en- los tres primeros jue-
.gos del ano pasado a 1857 en-
los tres primeros iuegoS de este.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
IA CACEsrA
Los Espartanos jugaran con el potente "once"
de la estacion naval aerea de Jacksonville

FL pr6ximo domingo, en- esta
ciudad, los Espartanos de la Uni
versidad de Tampa defenderan
su pabell6n contra 81 p0tente
once" de la estaci6n naval-a6.
Tea de Jacksonville.
Los "aviadores'' son estima ..
los como superiores a los Hura-
canes y los Caimanes, dos equi-
POS cue va atrope,laron a los a.
nimosos j6venes tampenos.
Volveran a la Inca de batalla
de los Espartanos, seg1n el
coach Vines, Frank Straner,
Ted Alexander y Jack Layfjeld,
Una posici6n Sc dara a U. G.
Mather,y, e. novato que tanto Sc
distiuguiera en- Ell partido con ell
Troy.
Ccmponem Ell equipo de lc "a
viadOres," futbolistas protesio-
males y estrellas de Metre Dame,
Minnesota, Auburn, Manhattan
Y Alabama.
BESIDE Jacksonville comunican
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

doha Angeles, que va saben
los lectores tenia, en- ell fondo,
un alma bravo de mujer del pue
bio, dijo, con su lenguaje pinto
resco de maja elegante de Ma
drid:
-iTira pa arriba, chico, tira
Pa arriba!
FL auto Sc desvi6, hacia la de-
recha, al hegar a la bifurcaci6n
del canine de CASTELAR,.
FL coche, soberbio, esplendido
magnifico. con esa Marcia sua-
We, deliciosa y silenciosa con
que ell Citroen sube las cuestas
mas rudas, dej6 atras el Undo Y
dormido pueblecito de la monta-
ma, y sigui6 trepando Alpes a.
rriba.
En- menos de veinte minutes,
habian alcanzado las alturas de
Saint-Agnes, y como era muy
para beber un vase de
leche recien ordehada, Pope Ian
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

hijo del policfa, ei simpatico Nc
Gahagin, Y tuvieron que relevar
10 con Longval.
Todo iba a pedir de boca, Guam
10 en- Ell octave empez6 a derra-
mrse Ia salsa de los macarrones
Y lie hicieron a MEG ahagin dos
carreras.
La ~tristza penetr6 en- ell cam
DO cubano. Momentos de5pues,
en- ell noveno, Onis dispar6 una
"pelicula" de cuatro esquinas,
con las bases %llenas, y el "trabu-
co" qued6 reducido a la catego-
ria de pequeno cohete.
Apesar de todas las vitaminas
prCporcionadas por Alfredo y de
la promesa de un ajiaco a la no.
ra del triunfo, los muchachos
del Circulo Sc quedaron en- tres
modestos "terapeuticos."
La debilidad en- ell manejo del
bate les llev6 a la segunda de-
rrota.
Mickey Hernandez "conoce a
su gente' y despu6s de la prime
ra entrada les cerr6 Ell puerto.
ST las vitaminas no dan result
tado, Granell debe preparar un
"tratamientO' que permita a los
muchachos batear en- los juegos
que faltan como 10 hicieron
en- el segundo de la serie.
IVA a %permitirse que ell Circu
10 Cubano pierda un campeona-
to que parecia tener entire las
manos?
jPerderan su brillo las "estre
convitiendose en- 'lampari
tas," en- los momentos mas inn
portantes de la lucha?
Suponemos que Granell abri-
"a Ell venidero domingo con
Longval, su pitcher mas efecti-
vo, 81 hemos de juzgar por los
tres desafios de la serie.
Lamenta seguramente Ell ITO
rero" no poder servir a su move
ma en- los instances de "alta emo
ci6n;" pero su querido Tic lie
llam6 al servicio de la patria.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

pas.
Luego, la multitud, aplaudiaa
90 fren6ticamente mientras sa
soltaban millares de palomas
mensajeras
Despues, differences vitqs 4,
IA Exposition, los pa5.ll5a.s. i
Palacio Nacional, les iarIlnss.
las fuentes, las avenilas esr mi.
didas, los funiculares. q Pueblo
Espanol, las mil v mil atrac TO-
mes Ilenas de origtralH,l. los
faros, las torres, los restaurant
tes...
Al fin Sc encendieron Ia. H.
ces.
Y al apagarse de nuevo. r.sn
tras Pepe Y doha Angeles s. en-.
tregaban a dulces concentrates
hablanao de la patria armada. 40
las ciu1ades espaholas tan a
ridas' que a ellos les rsnoviqn
aun mas los recuerdos de s.,
drama hOrrendO, apareci6 sobre
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
PASTOR PEDEARA HOY
CON JIMMY BIVINS

Cleveland, Octubrbe 20-'Bi-
~cicleta" Bob Pastor es 81 favori-
to, en- proportion de 3 a 2, sobre
a notable pugil local Jimmy BIZ
wins, que aspira a la corona del
peso complete.
En- la %primavera, Bivins de-
rrib6 a Pastor, con fuertes pu-
netazos, pero Bob Sc levant6 del
tablado para veneer a su peligro
so rival.
Tiene Bob % amos y Bivins
solo 81. Hace pocos dias Jimmy
superb y venci6 a Tami Maurie-
lilo, que en- una pelea con Pastor
empatado.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

En- ell 6cran habia aparecidc
escrito Ell programa, en- letras e.
nomes.
Y Ell primer nimero decia:
A~CTUALIDADES
REVISTA DE LOS CINES
LLULL, DE BARCELONA
Inauguration dc Ia Gran Emo.
Sici6n International de Barcelo-
na.-Los jardiRes, las avenidas
D las faentes del Parque monu-
mental de Montjmch.-Los ma
rorillas de Ia Erposici6n.
Dona Angeles y Pope Sc en-
ternecieron.
iAh, Espana! L..
De haber tenido otras circuns
tancias, ell marques no habria do
jado de asistir a la Inauguration
de Ia famosa Exposition.
Apareci6 una vista general de
Ia entrada principal del Certa-
men, los Reyes, los altos perso-
las autoridades, las trO-
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
VOLVERAN A SARASOTA
LOS D ROJAS

Sarasota, oct. 20.-Los Medias
de Boston han hecho preparati-
vos para practicar de nuevo en-
esta ciudad y anuncian su arri-
DO, seg1n las cartas cruzadas,
para ell dia II de mario.
Oportunamente Sc les separa-
ra alojamiento en- uno de los me-
jores hoteles locales.
Ell terreno de Payne estara
listO para jugar antes de que a.
tribe la vanguardia del team.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
R~ECLUTADO UN FuTBOLIS-
IA DE LOS CAIMANES

Gainesville, Octubre 20.-Sal
dra hoy para Boston, llamado
por su Junta de Reclutamient0,
4 fuerte futbolista Paul Duhart
un muchacho de 1875 libras. Is
una nueva baja de importancia
IN ell equipo de Tom Lieb, que ell
sabado jugara con la Universe
dad Mississippi State.
Fondre,l Mitchell Sc hara car
go de Ia vacante producida por
Duhart.
Hasta la fecha llevan alcanza-
los Caimanes tres victorias.
Montan a dos sus d~errotas.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
PIMIENTA

Ell "Trabuco" plerde Glmid6n
Ell "trabuco-trabuc6n" del C..
Cubano, comandado por un pelo
tero professional, Vicente Granel
fue derrotado de nuevo ell domin
go, en- ell parque Cuscaden.
Estaban empatadas las dos no
venas, auna victoria Y una derro
Ia por cabeza cuando empez6 ell
desaffo.
Manuel Onis, otro pelotero
professional, mentor de la move
ma de La Unione, Sc decide por
su pitcher estrella, por Mickey
Hernandez.
Los cubanos empezaron con 81
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
OEPOHTES
VICTORIA DE RAY ROBIN
SON

Filadelfia, Octubre 2O.-La
maravilla del peso "welter," "A
z1car" Ray Robinson, alcanz6
aver su trigesima s6ptima victo-
ria, sin una sofa derrota, como
p1gil professional.
Ell negrito do una extraordi-
maria golpiza a Icy Jannazo,
pero no logr6 derribarlo por la
cuenta de diez.
La victoria Sc lie concedi6, en-
diez asaltos, por fallo unanime
de los jueces.
Los peritos habian pronostica
do una facil victoria para Ro-
binson.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
TERRIERS CONTRA ORA.
CONES

Ell sabado por la tarde, en- Phi
Hips Field, los Terriers de Hills
borough Sc batiran con los ORA
cones de jefferson.
Los dos equipos sc ejercitan
bajo la direction de sus mento-
res y los ayudantes de estos.
Els possible que juegue contra
los Dragones ell agil muchacho
Joe lewis, que pas6 enfermo va
rias Semanas.
Bill Harker, Ell director del
jefferson, no podra utilizar a
Jay Schaibly y Bill Johnson.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

que Ell cadete Al Lee volvera a la
Inca de- los "aviadores," 10 que
significa un refuerzo para es-
tos. Lee jugaba de Notre Dame,
pesa 1870 libras y tiene 6 pies de
estatura.
Cuenta tambi6n el coach"
Hobbs Adams con los servicios
de Ray Terrell, Vic Fusia y
Bradley Davis.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
La Gaceta Folletin No. Ais
TONIC TERCRRO
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
Sabes, mama?
- Que. hiio MIC?

@lSabes, mama?
- Que, hijo MIC?
Que yo creo que podemos
hacer la excursion al reeves de
como til habias pensado.
7IQue q~uieres decir?
Que vayamos ahora. hacia
Saint-Agnes, Alpes arriba, y
luego, cuando hayamos paseado
y excursioneado de 10 Undo, re-
gresemos a Monte Carlo y vaya-
mos al cine, 81 tanto empeno tie
mes.
-iAh, muy bien pensado,
querido! Els igual. Mejor dicho,
es mejor asi, porque disfrutare-
de La luz del dia.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

81. senor:
Para pintar mejor SUI
casa, compre la pintura
B. l.. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente pnr K n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
"a. Avenida v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

lado aquel deSeo, ell marques d.
rigi6 el coche hacia la Avenida
del Principe, donde estaba ell CT
ne Imperial, detras de los jardi-
mes del Casino.
Sac6 un palco para la secci6n
de las siete Y cuarto, que era
rerm0Hth.
Habia r0riet6S asimiSmo.
Una vez dentro, Ramo Flori-
do Sc allegro de haber accedido
a obedecer . su sucgra.
La mdsica, las decoraciones,
los trajes de las artistas, que
cram 81 primer nGmero del pro
erama, los bales, los couples, le
distrajeron.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

al fin sc apagaron las luces.
FL cine iba a empezar.
\ algo hizo cmocionarse con
.nten dad y provocar una SON
risa de ternura en- los labios de
y de su madre politica.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

Itorror!..
Sobre ell fcram, sobre aquella
rantalla nitida, apareci6 una
mujer espl6ndida, una espahola
ae pura cepa, alta, esbelta, mo-
ieha a todas luces, luciendo, So
IRE su vestido de falda muy cor
Ia, modernista, la magia de IN
hermcsisimo panol6n de Mani
Ia' .levado con gracia inimitable.
La mujer jugaba con los fle-
Sos como una maja autentica de
los tiJnpos de Goya, y sonreia
81 pct.ico con una gracia mimi
I Jle t2mbi6n, lena de ternura
y -e bslleza, que arranc6 una sal
va de aplausos atronadores y un
murmullo de admiration, de a.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
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Try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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La gaceta., 1942-10-20

"a pantalla este letrero:
mo- acent1tra en- la erposici6n
de BarceloRa.-Pelicula noUeld-
da, ProtagOniSta: Mercedes
ESpdda
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

Vfctoriano Manteiga, Editor
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Protection OF Press
Is Broad in Scope,
Col. Mccormick Saws
Declares Constitution
Anticipated Attacks
To Curb Freedom
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO. Sept. 12.--Col. Robert
r, Mccormick. editor and publisher
Of the Chicago Tribune, stated to-
night that the men who provided
for freedom of the press in the Bill
of Rights used language broad
enough to include any effort that
could ever be made to limit the free
dom of utterance."
you will be hearing a good deal
about freedom of the press in the
coming months" he said in an ad-
oress over radio Station WGN.
Freedom of the press is simply
the right of any one to print or have
printed whatever he wants without
interference by the Government. 1t
only exists in the United States of
america. In Great Britain and the
Dominlons, such freedom of speech
ana OF press as had been achieved
were destroyed by legislation a few
years ago, and these countries have
no constitutions to protect the citi-
gems against the oppression of the
legislature and the courts"
Col Mccormick told how the first
amendment to the Constitution of
the United States stipulated that
Congress should make no law
sbridging freedom of the press and
now every State in the Union had
arranged similar protection. He
related various historical efforts to
control the press, and recalled how.
IN reporting such cases to the
American Newspaper Publishers As
sociation six years ago, he used
these words:s
In phrasing the first amendment
TO the Constitution the trainers
OF the Bill of Rights had in mind
every invasion that had already
been made upon the freedom of the
press, and, realizing that the in
eenuity of men in Government is
Infinite, they did not conf1ne their
prohibitions to the evils that had
gone before, but used language broad
enough to include any effort that
could ever be made to limit the
freedom of utterance.
We will say once more that If
the trainers of the Constitution had
merely wished to protect the press
against those forms of abridgement
which had taken place in the past
and about which they knew, those
masters of the English language
would have used the appropriate
phrases, but knowing that the mind
of man is fertile in expedients and
feeling confident that new methods
OF abrloging the freedom of the
press would be devised. they created
q prohibition absolutely unlimited
ard upon that prohibition we
stand"
Evening star., 1942-09-13
HyottsviIIe Youth Tells How
U-Boot 7orpedoed His Ship

J. Donald Bartlett, 20-year- -old
merchant marine seaman, back
home after his ship was blasted
from under him by NaA subma-
rine. wants to return TO tine sea,
but not until he has done a little
squirrel hunting.
Young Bartlett, who Is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert u.
Bartlett, 1902 Fifty-sixtn plece.
Villa Heights. Hyattsville. Md,
landed at an East Coast port re-
Gently with enough experiences OF
the war to last a lifetime" Tor
pedoed on his first voyage. he was
welcomed to ENGLAND. he said. by
special show" the Nazis had pre-
pareo.
"On our arrival" he said. "the
Germans spent long time trying
to bomb the harbor. but their aim
Evening star., 1942-09-13
June Rioting in Bahamas
To Be Prohed by British
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NASSAU, Bahamas. Sept. 12.-Sir
Alison Russell, retired chief justice
of the British East African colony
of Tanganyika, has been appointed
by the secretary of state for colonies
to investigate the riots which caused
at least three deaths and widespread
property damage here last June |
and 2.
Sir Alison will come here from
London, perhaps next month.
The riot started June l while the
royal governor, the Duke of Wind
sor, was on an official visit to Wash
ington. Demonstrators, protesting a
wage of about 80 cents a day on an
American project in Nassau, broke
shop windows and looted shops along
Bay street and other business thor
oughfares.
The Duke returned by plane and
restored quiet June 2. Later laborers
received a wage increase to about
81 a day.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

ed papers for The Evening Star,
entered the merchant marine serv-
Ice just after Christmas and was
trained at the merchant marine
school at st. Petersburg. Fla.
Another brother, Norris A. Bartlett,
"a, entered the service in 1887 and
Albert joined last June. A fourth
brother. James r. Bartlett, Is in
the Army somewhere in England.
'I didn't get to see him while
was there young Bartlett said.
Bartlett's favorite sport is hunting
squirrels, he explained. and he plans
to do about IS days of it before
returning for duty.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

t,austed. The Alexandria board Is
the largest in Virginia and still has
a number of IA men left.
The i-B men are being reclassi-
fed and a fourth of the list viii bs
called each month until December,
when the roll win be exhausted.
So far only one of the 1-B men
has been placed In Az.
The quotas given the Alexandra
board have increased from 80 a
month to over 200 and are expected
to become even larger About two
thirds of the men sent to the Army
from Alexandria have been &C
cepted. the chairman said.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

let's ship was announced by the
Navy September g.,
Bartlett said a good many sub
marines were sunk during the trip.
He saw the nose of one as 1t slipped
under the water, and saw the "kill'
of another.
I'm the British Isles" Bartlett
said, "the Eazis put on a show over
our port, but they hit everything
except their targets"
Even though the German aim was
poor, Bartlett said he would rather
not go through too many bombing
raids.
Young Bartlett, who once deliver
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Alexandra Doesn't Expect
To Draft 3-A's Before 1o43

The Alexandria Selective Service
Board docs not expect to have to
call married men before 1o43. ac-
cording to the Rev. Ernest A. de
Bordenave. chairman.
Speaking at a meeting of the
Lions Club. Mr.. de Bordenave said
the local board is adhering to new
regulations and is classifying mar
ried men to form a backlog to be
called when the la list is ex-
Evening star., 1942-09-13
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. c. SEPTEMBER 49, 1912

struck. The first thing I knew I
was out in the aisle, with lockers
piled over me. I managed to crawl
to the deck, pick up life preserver
and jump into the water. I landed
beside life raft, and was dragged
on board"
Picked Up by Canadians.
Bartlett said he began yelling for
his brother, Albert d. Bartlett, jr.,
rs, who followed his younger brother
into the merchant marine and was
on the same boat, but was told to
look out for himself, that his brother
was safe.
Our raft was tied to the ship"
Evening star., 1942-09-13

he said. land no one on board had
q knife. 1t began to look as If we
might 60 down with our boat, but
Just IN the nick of time another
boat passed us and threw one of our
boys q knife.
I'VE were on the raft a short
time before Canadian ship picked
us up. We were pretty crowded, and
food was little short, but the Cana
dian fellows were fine and didn't
seem 10 mind sharing their short
rations and being crowded out of
their bunks."
Mote: The sinking of Bart
Evening star., 1942-09-13

Atlantic voyage, but was ready to
go right back to his Job of keeping
the war goods flowing.
I'VE were several days at sea when
the sub struck" he said. Usually
they strike at dusk, but this one hit
us at midday 1t took our ship
about two minutes to go down.
I was sleeping when the torpedo
Evening star., 1942-09-13


was no good. They couldn't hit U.S."
But he admitted he would rather
not go through too many bombing
raids.
Few people back home, he said,
seem to realize how terrible this
war is, and he added that his ex-
perience as a seaman in the Nazi-
infested Atlantic had impressed on
him the importance of the mer-
chant marine in getting the stuff
to our Allies which will enable them
to stay in and win the war"
Ship Sank in Two Minutes.
While Bartlett had sailed with
the merchant marine along the
United States coast. he thought it
might have been a little tough get
ting torpedoed on his first trans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
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Take your choice Of the friendly
Franklin credit plan that suits sou
best, with up to 81 weeks to pay.
Or charge account with NO
DOWN PAYMENT. Right now
your old Outmoded Fur Coat is
worth up to $25 in trade No
red tape. no delay. Hurry and get
Your FREE hat or shoes during
this drive Use your credit rs
always AT FRANKLIN'S DEPART
MENT STORE. 316 Michigan Ave
GSAop any evening till 8 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Donna Grace
Perfumes CharmineIy Boxed
Welcome Christmas Gifts
Ry DONNA GRACE

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' laIu- Hr o.d zion 'N'i-
.,. perfumes and cologne.
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s'a can '' plItil-s.d Tor
'N 'ff'c oi Very much. which,
"t.T ."r po,>uihaoh allows
-H' ioi.oNlnr arc " ie" per-
Hc~ "' '''.. very mu.h.
X PINK NHndta\ I...sa wan "a
largo box of lbn'.Ily dnsing
powder "a generous hojlIe OF
''.c't, wafer ne ih. Same scent
H0a q -HH...r bottle OF ih' per-
tonne This would l' a perfect
-.' for Hrt Ei'. Wd NICE 10
BRING '' toal hostess CURING ne
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The i'o''''a nanl'.iy per
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Another arr'ocili IN the per-
famo displays rs the new Sir
rocco ' The scent isl floral blend
distinctly tropical and rich with
a lasting FRESHNESS. The crystal
bottle Is of glass twist and VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
SANDWICHES

NEW TOUCHES for old ia
vorites-add crunchy dry French
bread to scallopeG tomatoes and
ground dried beef to Thousand
Island dressing in making lettuce
sandwiches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
oPEN SANDWICH

A GOOD broiIed open sand
witch IS made with dried beef
and tbrIy Shccd American
cheese. It's ready 10 eat when
the cheese gCtS hubbly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Salmon Balls for Mea+Iess Meals

SALMON BALLS, nice for
luncheon or dinner, are easily
prepared Put contents of l.
pound can salmon into bowl.
using most of liquor. Mix in l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

cup fine bread crumbs and salt
and pepper TO taste. Add l
beaten egg mixed with milk. Mix
well, divide into patties and fry
i'm deep hot fat.