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Evening star., 1942-03-08

NEAR C. U. AND TRINITY COLLEGE,
Semi-detsched, rms and bath. brick.
double rear porches, built-in garage. aeeI
terms. E. A. GARVEY. DI 45Os. Eve. and
Sun. GE. $500.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK. 1885 TAYLOR
st. NV; four bedrooms, one already
equipped as extra kitchen: two inclosed
porches 3 garages large front and rear
lawns, oil burner, complete attic, dry base
ment Seen by appointment only. RE. 229O,
MR.. COHEN. after 5 pm. Call GE. 1852.
515 SHERIDAN ST. NW;MBRIcK, ,,s-RM,i
Evening star., 1942-03-08
NEW
WE WILL BUILD

1910 14th st. se-6-room brick; adults
only. Open Sun. 3 to :. EN-. 1904.
Evening star., 1942-03-08
APARTMENTs uNEuRNIshsp

2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. HEAT
gas and electricity included: entire 2nd
Moor: S35. To quiet employed couple.
l2nS Ingraham St NV
Evening star., 1942-03-08

bath: h-wh.. S415O A D TORRE
REALTY CO. 1925 N. Capitol st. Hobart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Bowling Alley
Worker Burned
Photo By Times stan Photographer

Two flaming bowling pins acct
dentally dropped into a can Of
lacquer today started a fire that
swept the Dearborn Recreation
bowling alley. 5233 Schaefer road,
Dearborn, and seriously injured a
Waterman.
Joseph Van Ness, 50, was taken
10 Henry Ford Hospital with sec
on and third degree leg and body
burns He said he had discovered
the pins burning about l a. m.
and, in trying to carry ther out,
dropped them into the infam-
mable lacquer.
Dearborn police speculated that
a discarded cigaret had kindled
the pins.
Damage was estimated at S100.-
900 by Les Taylor, the building
owner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Governors Daughter III

LANSING; Aug 25.-Ellen Van
Wagner. 12-year-old daughter Of
the governor. was in 81. Lawrence
Hospital today under observation
Her physician, Dr. Horace L.
French. said she was running a
high temperature. The sudden
illness of his daughter caused
Governor Van Wagner TO cancel
a Detroit trip yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Dive Bomber Fleets
Smash Reds ON Don
BY HENRY SHAPIRO
United Press star CorFespondent

MOSCOW. Aug 25.-Front-li
reports said today that strongly
reinforced Nazi armored columns
were driving southeast toward
Stalingrad on the east side Of the
Don, forcing b &C k the outnum-
bered Russians under tens Of
tons of bombs from dive bomber
fleets.
The Swedish telegraph bu-
reau reported from Ankara that
the Russians are hastily evacu-
ating Stalingrad'S industries and
tho area along the banks Of the
Volga.
(Thesc reports said scenes at
Stalingrad are reminiscent Of
Moscow at the height of the
German drive last October.
tAll civilians. it was said,
have been modified and are
digging trenches and erecting
defenSeS around the city.
SWASTIKA ON MOUNT
"a British radio report said
that direct communications be-
tween Moscow and StalIngrad
may already have been sew
cred The German high COM
mand claimed that Nazi troops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

OF the Hotel St. Moritz. directly
across the street.
Bloomgarten told police his wife
undoubtedly had fallen from one
OF the three French windows in
The living room ofItheir home. He
said there was no reason TO believe
she had ended her own life al
though She had been treated for
recently
Miss Lee was featured in the
musical Pal joey under her
name of Hattie Richardson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
- Inn BOOkie Charge
Gambling Conspiracy Warrant Stems From Raid
on Book Tower Rooms August

to handbooks and that Olenick
was in charge of the service. He
and all the others, except Ryan.
were arrested and are now out on
bond Ryan has not yet been taken
into custody.
Among the articles confiscated
in the raid were telephone bills.
Bowling said. one of which was for
more than S700 for one months
service. Bowling alleges that the
syndicate received and printed rae
ing information, including daily
odds, at the following places: 625.
636 and 63S Michigan Thester
Building, 81 Seward avenue, 20706
Van Dyke avenue, 1882 Van Dyke
avenue and Room $40 Holman
Building.
The counts in the warrants in
clude accepting bets. permitting
gambling. publishing and distribute
ing racing information; possession
OF gambling paraphernalia; MAIN
tanning and operating. and con-
spiracy.
Bowling said he understands the
defendants will surrender tonhor-
row when they will be arraigned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Actress Death Plunge
Linda Lee Of Stage and Radio Killed in 7-Story FaI
in Sight Of New York Terrace Cafe Diners

NEW YORK. Aug. IS QNS).-
Police today investigated the death
of Linda Lee. stage and radio star,
who was killed last night in a
plunge from her seventh floor
apartment overlooking Central
Park.
Miss Lee in real life the wife of
Kermit Bloomgarten, manager OF
the Martin Beck Theatcr, jumped
or fell from the apartment in full
view Of diners on the cafe terrace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

Arrives
W it'll I.45I

JERSEY CITY. Aug . lUP).-
The Swedish diplomatic exchange
ship Grip>holm. bearing l,45l
Americans. Canadians and Latin
Americans from Japan and other
parts Of the Far East. arrived to-
day
Thopbig white liner had aboard
Joseph {. Grew. United States am
baSSador 10 Japan, and WHY'S r.
Peck, United States minister TO
Thailand Other passengers in
cluded foreign correspondents, mis-
sioHarcs. business men and others
trapped in the Orient when Japan
struck al Pearl Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Mrs. Waller Reuther
Baby, Doing Well

Mrs Walter Rcuther, wife OF
the UAW-CIO vice president, who
gave birth TO a Seven-pound girl
in Woman's Hospital late yester-
day is reported doing well today.
Mrs. Reuther served as her hus-
bands secretary for many years.
This is their first child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

NORWOOD, Mass. Aug. Is
UNS) Military clothing valued
at $4,000 was reported destroyed
today when fire swept the four
story tannery of the Winslow
Brothers and Smith Company,
killing one worker and bringing
injury 10 another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

have hoisted the swastika over
Mount Elbrus, highest peak in
the Caucasus, 60 miles south
west Of PyatigorskD
A huge pail Of smoke was re-
ported hanging over the 60-mile
front from Kletskaya south of
kotelnikovski, rising up from the
burning villages and prairie fires
which raced across the Steppes-
Smoke was so thick. the dis
patches said. that even in daylight
the sun often was no brighter than
al dusk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
NEW S0L0|V|0NS BATTLE!
6 Jap Ships, q Planes Hit
esNf Arms
Double
january

General Motors stepped up de-
livery of war materials in it's
plants in the United States and
Canada IN july TO Sl56 ,s92 900, an
increase of Sl5.29l, 2S4 over June
and double the production of last
January. This brought total deliv-
cries in the first seven months this
year 10 S7s5. 331 500. almost twice
as much as the Ao6. lag. 273 deliy-
erred in all OF 1911.
For the week ending August 10.
General Motors had on its pay roll
234.03l hourly rated employees, an
Increase Of 16.05l over the week
ending July l.. For July the
average number OF salaried and
hourly rated employees was 2S0, BAT
in the United States.
The way delivery Of war orders
has increased is shown by the fol-
lowing table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

Twelve men and 10 John Does
were named today in a gambling
conspiracy warrant recommended
by Prosecutor William f. Bowling
as a result of the raid on rooms in
the Book Tower August Z in which,
Bowling alleged, an extensive
horse race information and betting
service was smashed.
Named in the complaint are:
Michael Ryan of Chicago; Abe
Olenick. known as Big Abe" I'm
perial Hotel; Edward Hinckey, tel
cgraph operator of 1857 Indiana
avenue: Morris BuShin, with of
fees at $50 Michigan Theater
Building Harry Siegel Of ia West
Adams avenue; David Stolarsky Of
4O47 Clements street; Carl NJ.
Hetzner Of 54 Seward avenue: Sam
Rosenfelt of 2305 Park avenue;
Gustave l.. Croft of 1927 Pingrce
avenue; Philip Wall of Gao Della
ware avenue: Orville J. Carter of
666 West Willis avenue, and Albert
A. Bombicin Of Van Dyke, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
DROP PARACHUTIsTs

Prayda said the Germans were
dropping parachutiSts 10 and Is
miles behind the Russian front
lines in the River Don bend sector.
To the south Of the bend even
larger groups of parachutiSts were
being employed. armed with ma
chine guns and small tanks.
Small parachutists detachments
were dropped near towns. railroad
stations and highways where they
attempted to dig in until big Nazi
transport planes could bring up re-
Inducements.
The Berlin radio reported to-
day that the bulk of the Ger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Sunnye Sfeen
Denies DodQe
Hurt al Party
He Tried TO Fight
Tucker but Cooled
Down. She Testifies
BY DOROTHY WILLIAMS

John Duval Dodge did not re-
ccive a skull fracture al the drink
ing partyen Van Dyke place the
night he was fatally injured. Mrs.
Sunnye Allen Stccn, young society
inatron told the coroner.S jury to-
day al the inquest into his death.
The party was being held part OF
the time in Mrs. Stems horne al
1866 Van Dyke place and part OF
the time next door in the home OF
William A Tucker.
Meanwhile Dodge WAS in an adj
Joining house with Miss Mignon
Fonta!ne, whore he was discovered
by his wife who had gone there for
ica
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun vm SCI a. Sis p M today.
and rise tomorrow al 1851 a ~.
The moon vii rise az SOS a. m to-
day. and set tomorrow az 7.1J m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
SAYS HI WANTED FIGHT

Mrs Stcen told the jury thai
after Mr.. Dodge found her hus,
band with Miss Fontaine. Dodge
came storming into her home
angry and seeking q fight,
what do you mean, sending
my wife 10 spy on me ." she said
Dodge demanded
Il told him that hadn't
known he was Within thousan
miles ~ our home.
Gle wanted 10 fight. MIR.
Tucker invited him in for
drink, and Dodge invited Mr..
Tucker outside TO fight. He had
ON his mind that We had sent
Dora Mrs Dodge 60 spy on
him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Flying Forts,
Navy Planes
Attack Fleet
Carriers, Bat+leship
Blasted as Foe Tries
to Recepture Isles

WASHINGTON. Aug. % CUP).
"A big air and naval battle is rag.
ing in the Solomon Islands, and
at least six Japanese ships. INCLUDE
ing two carriers, already have been
hit by United States airmen SEEK
ing to repel a violent enemy at
tempt TO recapture the American
held islands, the navy announced
today.
The navy communique indicated
the preliminary phases of the
battle began last Sunday.
Besides the carriers, a japanese
battleship, several cruisers and a
transport were hit.
STRIKE FROM TRUK
The navy said that the strong
Japanese striking force" APP
preached the southeastern group
of the Solomon Islands from the
northeast.
This indicated the enemy fleet
perhaps came from the big Japa-
nese naval base on Truk Island
in the Caroline Islands group.
cit was expected that our oc-
cupation of the important enemy
base at Tulagi lin the Solomons)
would be countered by a vio-
lent attempt on the part Of the
enemy to recapture their shore
bases In this area" the COM
munique said. indicating that the
Americans were ready for such
an attempt.
YANKS MEET ATTACK
"This counter-attack has de-
veloped and Is now being met"
Both carrier-based naval air.
craft and the army's far-ranging
Flying Fortresses arc attacking
the enemy, according to prelimi-
nary reports.
Army bombers scored four hits
on large japanese carrier. Navy
carrier based aircraft attacked
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HeIsinki Area
Blasted Heavily

HELSINKI, Finland, Aug. 25
CUP).-CBy telephone to Stock
holm) Russian planes attacked
the Helsink area in force during
the night in face Of a furious bar
rage by anti-aircralt guns.
An air raid alarm was sounded
soon after II p. m. and by 100
a. m. eight waves OF Red air force
planes had roared over the capital
area. Up to LOO a. m, no bomb
explosions had been heard in the
center Of the city.
Reports from outlying districts
had not been received
REPORTED STOPPED
CAT this point the Finnish
censor who for the first time
had compelled the United Press
correspondent TO speak Swedish
instead of English. cut the tele-
phone connection abruptly.
ct was Indicated that the Rus
sian planes were concentrating
on military airdromes and Ger
man and Finnish troop concen-
trationS in the zone outside
HelSinki.
(There has been intensified
action in the last few days on
the Lenlngrad front HclSinki
is only l40 miles from the top of
the Karelan peninsula. whence
German and Finnish forces
might start an attack from the
north on Leningrad)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
GAINS down

Dodge claimed down when he
realized Mr. Tucker would not
fight"
Questioned by Prosecutor VII.
liam T.. Bowling Mrs, S,een said
Dodge showed his anger by his
voice bat that be did not shout
She said there was no fight and
that Dodge returned 10 the Lange
home where he had been visiting
Mis-, Fontainc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
RYAN NOT ARRESTED

Bowling contends they conspired
TO furnish service on betting odds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
ICE BOX USELESS

"Nhy did Mrs. Dodge 20 10
the Lange home for ice ." Dow
ling asked what was the mat
ter with your own refrigerator?
81 wish I knew" Mrs. Stcen
replied. NO one can fix a."
When Bowling pressed Mrs
Steen for more clear details con-
corning Dodge's conduct. she said
she could not remember.
How il your memory" he
asked.
VERY poor" Mrs. Steen an
swered.
Dodge died early August - in
fEnuffpnnI IN N.xf Dana EnI DA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Rhineland
Bombed
BY JOHN f. LEE
international News Service stan Writer

LONDON, Aug. 25.-A strong
force of British bombers. defying
bad weather, smashed at the heart
OF German war industry on the
Rhine again st night in one OF
the heaviest assaults ia. weeks, the
air ministry announced today.
The Royal Air Force assault
centering on the upper Rhineland,
particularly against Frankfurt
and Wiesbaden, followed a strong
daylight assault by United States
Flying FortresseS against the
Nazi-held lie Trait shipyards in
occupied France.
Sixteen Raj bombers were re-
ported missing, indicating an at
tack force of more than 300
planes.
Aircraft of the fighter command
simultaneously attacked railway
iobjectives in the Low Countries
and DESTROYED railroad engines.
FRANKFURT RAIDED
Frankfurt, situated on the Main
River, is one Of the leading COM
mercial centers in southwest Ger
many. The city produces many
vital to Hitler's war ma
chine, including plane parts and
Wiesbaden is an equally
cog in Germany's war
setup.
It was the first attack during
the war on Wiesbaden, one of the
most beautiful of Germany's
Rhineland resorts and a particular
favorite of the former kaiser.
An air alert was sounded in
Lyon, France. at l a. m and anti
batteries went into action
when planes, reported by the Vichy
radio to be American Flying Fort
resses, flew over the city. The
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$500, 1000 Fire at Tannery

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YANKs MEET ATTACK

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

Buy
Wur Bonds
Every Pay pUy
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

FsS platter and garnshed with
80 eggs in half" writes Mrs. Lilly Klein
= Calf IT a follows:
pound finely ground Dash of nutmeg
steak
/ inch thick veal outlet 3 tablespoons sherry wine
steamed eggs
/ tablespoon sugar 1 can mushrooms (opuonaD
Salt and pepper to taste oxan soup or soup stock
steak will do have the butcher
chopper times that 1t is real fine
goodszed outlet about inch thick Take half
chopped small round balls the size of
to q nice brown, seasoning to taste
half the chopped meat in
dash of nutmeg, and beat into the
small water adding water gradually and keep
beating until it makes a smooth paste.
the other balls dropping from
outlet strips about two inches long and
brown them deep fry then lay aside
of hske boiler fish bas and cut in four
nicely Place all the meat together with
and the fish juice add enough water cover all and
until the veal is tender.
tablespoon and hcken with cornsarch -four
three tablespoons of sherry much
favoring the fish balls and button mushrooms
Serves six people,
feel repaid their effort we
We used American
balls and thought them nce-May Lee SWAMP
Us Think of Ham and Eggs As Typical American Dish but
Egyptians of 1900 b. G. We're Partial to 1t and Praised
II is an Early Cook Book Of That Period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Little Meat" Shortcake

There is a shortcake recipe my
mother used TO make that makes
a little meat go a long way too.
You need for six people 1 II cups
of cooked diced meat. You can
use most any kind. Also three
hard boiled eggs. and three cups
of cream sauce. You can go on
from there to suit your fancy
adding chopped cooked green
pepper. pimiento, green peas.
sliced mushrooms, etc. and SAL
mon can replace the meat. It's
good no matter what you do.
The shortcake is made as fol-
lows: Sift Ia cups Of enriched
flour with 2 teaspoons baking
powder, teaspoon salt. Beat 2
egg yolks with one cup of milk
and stir into the flour, then add
III cups of grated raw carrot, 2
generous tablespoons melted but
ter or shortening. Fold in beaten
egg whites and pour into a but
tered 9-inch cake pan. Bake
in a 425 degrees oven Is minutes.
Split with a white piece of string.
butter halves lightly and make
a shortcake as usual. Decorate
top Of shortcake with rings Of
slices hard boiled egg and the
yolks riced. Pretty and delicious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

and three tablespoons grated
onion. Add now a cup of grated
raw carrot, 4 cup of finely
minced parsley and celery leaves
and form into a loaf in a baking
pan.
You need to put something in
the pan to put the loaf on so you
can take it up. use a tin pot
lid that ! have punctured with a
nail all over. Bake in moderate
oven IA hours basting every Is
minutes with a combination of
one-fourth cup butter or bacon
drippings and q cup water. You
can serve with a tomato sauce,
or a cream gravy and we like
this best.
1 make the cream gravy with
bacon drippings for flavor, or II
l have it, use a little chopped
bacon in it. or sometimes some
ham fat cut fine or salt pork
fried crisp and use the drippings
from that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
q
Betfy<R
Croker
suggests:

@ ADD CHICKEN FAT TO the bis
cult crust for your chicken pie. Tastes
allthe more prosperous. Just combine
tbsp. chicken lat with cup Bisquick
then add milk. That's all See package.
O SAVES WORK almost half
your work! | mean Bisquick. It's
your complete biscuit recipe except
for milk Handy, TOO. for mullins,
waffies, pancakes, dumplings, etc.
Already blended 90 Biyqailk,-
Pwc recciGb't Shortening baking
boudcy, Gold MCi0l Enriched Floi0,
salt sugar, fori.tcd 7i'k, lie mix
az SIX 20 sG,c loa laski
q Parsley. too, earns Us keep in the
crust OF a meat pie. Add parsley TO
Bisquick, then milk. Which reminds
me; Left-overs can be exciting, Try a
Bisquick meat pie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Peanut Butter "Meat Loaf"

A meat loaf that fools every
body has only a bit of left over
gravy in it and gets its protein
from peanut butter. The trick
is browning the bread carefully.
Use half whole wheat and half
white bread and brown slices in
warm oven to a nice brown, then
roll fairly fine. Measure three
cups. Take cup Of thickened
meat gravy, a cup Of milk, y
cup peanut butter and two eggs
and beat together. Pour over
bread crumbs and mix and sea-
son to taste with salt and pepper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Timely "Never-F Il
BY MISS ALLISON SMITH
San Francisco. California.

fairly hot oven. about 375 de-
grees and roast brown quickly,
turning meat. Pour off fat from
pan and over the meat pour a
large can or three cups of fresh
chopped tomatoes, one Glove OF
garlic, Il teaspoon each mario
ram, rosemary, sweet basil;
cover dish and reduce heat to
325 degrees and cook one hour.
Then add two pounds of string
beans, that have been cut dag
onally into strips-I use a knife
and slice each bean about four
times - the beans should have
been cooked in very little water
for Is minutes before adding and
you add beans and water which
should not be over half a cup.
Add salt and pepper to taste and
stir contents of pan to combine
and cover and cook another hour.
Meanwhile wash and drain and
fry one cup of long grain rice in
two tablespoons bacon fat or oil
and when kernels are lightly
Drowned add a chopped onion,
two cups of boiling water, cover
and cook until rice is tender and
water has evaporated. You may
need a little more water to get
rice completely tender, it de-
Ponds on the rice, but finished
product should be fluffy and dry.
Serve mound of rice with meat
mixture over it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

- URING the last war with
the need for meatless days
- and wheatless days and
potatoless days. the home cook
had TO do a bit of experimenting
Of her own 20 meet the neces-
sary restrictions. We are much
luCkier today with government
nutritjonists TO help US and make
suggestions and work out fool
proof reeipes for US. But some
Of the old recipes were so good
that they survived the war and
became family favorites, even
surviving the prosperity when
We had money TO buy all we
wanted and there were two chick
ems in every pot.
I'd like TO give you few re-
cipes my mother worked out and
which are very good eating in
times of peace as we'll as war.
This souffle. recipe never fails
and serves three generously. If
need 10 serve more than three |
make it up to the point of adding
the beaten egg whites. Then l
have the recipe, add three egg
whites to each half and bake in
two dishes.
Victory SOuffle
] can Of chicken soup with rice.
The ready to serve kind
2 tablespoons each of butter and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
YOUR RECIPE MAY WIN SIS

The American Weekly wiIi pay
- for caoh recipe sent in BY
readers and mcd ON this pnge, all
publication rights thereafter be-
longing Ia The American Weekly.
Any kind of recipe may be sub
miffcd. the only restriction being
that - must be original. In other
U"rds. ~ must not hare appeared
Gnyioherc ia print before. Pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

flour creamed together.
2 slices OF white bread, crusts
removed and bread cut in y
inch cubes
u cup Of milk
3 eggs
1 cup grated American cheese.
Heat soup to boiling, thicken
with butter and flour, cook until
smooth. Beat egg yolks with
milk. canned evaporated cream
is fine, and add to soup mixture.
Cook 2 minutes. Cool. Add Il
teaspoon salt. When warm add
beaten egg whites and bread
cubes and turn into a generously
buttered baking dish and cover
with cheese. Bake in a $50 de-
gree oven 20 minutes.
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rious prize iCiHnors are also ciigi-
bic Ia win nnother prise.
Br sure Ia print or Wrife your
name and address plainly and
send recipes to The American
Weekly HouseoiJe's Food Alma
mack, p. %. Box 1911. Grand
Central 4nncs, Npu York. ". Y.
Unused recipes cannot be re-
turned to the scnderS.
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1872 by American Weekly Rights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
HOUSEHOLDS HINTS

Before cutting button Of q garment
slip a thin-bronged fork under sc so The
scissors won't damage The cloth. - Rose
Marie Jeeczek, Dodge. Wis.