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Evening star., 1942-09-06
Jackpot Homer
By Young Tells
In rs 7uss|e
Hit OFF Wyatt in 5th,
1t Sends New Yorks
Ahead to Stoy
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The New
York Giants put crimp in the PEN
nant plans of the Brooklyn Dodgers
today as they rode to 7-6 victory
over the National League leaders on
a jackpot home run by Big Babe
Young.
With ST. Louis winning at Cincin-
natl, the loss clipped full game
off the Dodgers advantage in the
pennant chase, leaving them only
three lengths in front of the Car
dinals.
In turning back their crosstown
rivals in the opener of three-game
series before a crowd of 28,963 pay
ing customers, the Giants routed
Whitlow Wyatt, the ace of the
Dodger curving corps, and tagged
him with his fifth defeat compared
with II triumphs.
While Young's slam homer was
the payoff punch, the blow that pro-
duced the final Giant run and sent
Wyatt to the showers was single
by Rookie Mickey Witek, who COL
lected three hits for the day to
stretch his batting streak to IA con-
secutive games.
Walker Leads Dodger Attack.
Bill MCGEE was Wyatt's mound
rival at the start, but he failed to
last through the fourth, although
the Giants gave him two-run lead
in the opening frame on singles by
Billy Werber and Witek, an error by
Dixie Walker and an outfield fly
by Young.
Walker, who more than made up
for his bad throw by driving in four
of Brooklyn's runs and scoring three
times himself, tied the score in the
second with the first of his two home
runs, following a single by Peewee
Reese.
In the fourth the Dodgers took
the lead when Reese beat out a
bunt, stole second and scored on
Walkers single. A single by Arky
Vaughan and a walk to Pete Reiser,
who returned to the lineup after
an injury layoff, filled the bases and
brought Harry Feldman in to sue
ceed MCGEE.
Walker scored the second run of
the inning when Billy Jurges fun
bled an easy grounder by Dolph
Camilli, but Feldman forced Joe
MedWick to- pop out and then held
the DodEeGx hitless for the next
three frames to gain credit for his
sixth triumph against only one de-
feat.
Young Sends Giants Ahead.
The two first-inning hits were all
that Wyatt allowed until the fifth,
when a single by Witek with two
away and walks to Mel OFT and
Johnny Mize brought Young to the
plate with the bases filed
The ex-first baseman drove the
ball into the right-field stands for
his ninth homer of the year, put
ting the Giants ahead to stay.
Witek's single for another run in
the sixth brought Larry French to
Wyatts rescue and provided the
Giants with what proved to be the
winning margin, for Feldman weak
ened in the eighth when Walker
and Vaughan smashed successive
home runs.
But Ace Adams came in to retire
the side and hurl hitless ball the
rest of the way. Hugh Casey and
Ed Head followed French to the
mound and held the Giants in check
the last two inninrs.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
You Wouldn't Think Ii, but Bambi couses Trouble ].

won't be long before Walt Dsneys
of little sloeeyed will
supposed to gather the portsmen of the
ing to the gentleman raising
to launch al-out
Seems that fellow named Raymond editor
Iue OBJECTED strenuousy the
American hunters
lains who shoot things like
which to
Mr. Brown has raised considerable Cain whether entirely
justified whether it's of campaign designed
attention periodical
puzzng lot of innocent bystanders Mr. Disney
insert foreword the picture that Bamh
fen the oontaed kind found North America
the tip that besides it's
principles,
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Col. NeyIond's an Army Officers Army Officer

Don't be surprised the football team of the be-
comes for the month September at least the Eastern
under the command of Col Bob Neyland,
For one thing the good colonel has following all his All the
world loves Neand maored
his
losing only IL for of No other
country is believed to have matched this
Moreover Col Neyand
having
teams bowl notable
will be pleased know that he kicked like
proerbia military
ment and placed football
of all
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Tigers Triumph, AZ,
As Chisox Get Only
a Hits Off Trout
Ey the Associated Press.

6S the associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-The left side
of the Detroit Tigers infield-Third
Baseman Pinky Higgins and Rookie
Shortstop Johnny Lipon-supplied
five hits tonight to back Paul Dizzy
Trout's four-hit pitching for To
victory over the Chicago White Sox.
Lipon drove in Higgins twice with
a double and two singles. Higgins
contributed two singles, one of them
scoring Rudy York in the sixth to
snap 2-2 tie.
Trout made certain of his eleventh
victory with 16 losses by slamming
out two-bagger in the ninth, scor-
ing on a bunt and fly.
Johnny Humphries was the vic
tim of Detroit's 11-hit attack.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Cards. Run in Ninth
81 Victory
Over Cincinnati
Tipton's 5 Slow Fielding
Puts Hopp in Position
For Winning ToIIy
BY The Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-The st.
Louis Cardinals won their second
straight game from the Cincinnati
Reds today, 3 to 2.
Johnny Hopp scored the winning
run in the ninth on a short liner
toward Eric Upton in center field,
goiag to second after Eric assumed
Johnny was going to call 1t single
He crossed the plate on George
Kurowski's single.
Ken O'Dea's blooper single in the
sixth scored both the other Cards
runs, with Stan Musial making 1t
all the way from first.
The Reds started the scoring in
the second on singles by Frank Nc
Cormick, Upton and Ray Lamanno.
They tied it up in the sixth when
Lamanno, Damon Phillips and Ival
Goodman, batting for Ray Starr,
singled.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Whats All the Fuss About, Anywoy?

liked a a which
Bill Alderman outdoor fishing
lovely that couldn't resist
making
certainly make picture against sports
would have made such investment"
squarely the teeth Ouch!
implication Disney doesn't think it's
essarv to %
decided neutral possbe-and to the
AS for
100000 the United States
cruel shooting mnory-and
blush with shame but at this
particular What with
shortage sportsmens ammunition
do come?
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Minor Results

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, 9; Newark, 5.
Montreal. 4 Toronto, 3.
Baltimore, o; Syracuse. 5.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, 3: Chattano~Ta, ?.
tony game scheduled.1
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, 4 Milwaukee, O.
Indianapolis, ?; Louisville, /.
Minneapolis, 3; st. Paul, ..
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco, 3: Hollywood, o,
Oakland. Z: Los Angeles. 0.
Seattle. 3; San Diego, /
Sacramento, Il; Portland. 8,
Evening star., 1942-09-06
b. the Associated Press.

ATLANTA, Sept. 5.-Extension of
varsity athletic eligibility to fresh
men in the 12-member Southeastern
Conference was indicated today with
possibly two negative votes.
AS football coaching staffs headed
into the second week of preseason
drills, at least 10 schools reported
one or more talented newcomers
drilling with the varsity.
Opinion generally was that year.
lings would be used literally as re-
serves.
The conference meets In Atlanta
Evening star., 1942-09-06
South Atlantic Loop
To Start PIayoffs
On Wednesday
By the Associated Press.

BY Lne associated PTeS6.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. 5.-Dr. E.
M. Wilder, president of the South
Atlantic League, announced today
that the circuits post-season
Shaughnessy series are to start
Wednesday.
DR.. Wilder said the teams finish
ing in first and second places would
be the host clubs in the Shaugh-
messy openers. They are Charles
tons championship Rebels and Ma
cons runner-up Peaches.
Jacksonville's Tars will be Charles
tons rival and Columbia or Savan-
nah, fourth-place finisher, will meet
Macon.
Each series is four out of seven.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

bdlIeu TOT casey IN elRnLh.
Brooklyn -- 020 200 020-6
New York -- 200 041 00x--7
Runs-Waker (3,, Vaughan. Reiser,
Reese (2), Werber Witek (2D. Ott Mize,
Young, Jurses. Errors-Walker, Camilli,
Jurges. Runs batted in-Young t5),
Walker a., Witek. Vaughan. Two-base
hits-Reiser, Medwck Home runs-Walk-
er (2), Young. Vaughan. Stolen base
Reese. Sacrifce-Mancuso. Double plays
Herman to Reese to Camilli Reese to
Herman to Camilli. Left on bases-New
York, !; Brooklyn. 10. Bases on balls
>: off French, .; off Adams, j. off Head, /
Struck out--By McGee 3; by Wyatt, 2;
by Head l. Hits-Off McGee, ! in 81
innings; off Feldman, 2 in innings; off
Adams. none in IA innings; off Wyatt, 7
off Head, / in ] inning Winning pitcher
--Feldman Losing pitcher-Wyatt Um-
pires-Messrs. Barr, Magerkurth and Jor-
da. Time-3:02. Attendance (paid)-
2s963
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Outfielder and Pitcher
Are Bought by Braves
BY the Associated Press.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. s.
Nashville has announced the sale of
Outfielder Charley Workman and
Rlght-Hand Pitcher George Jeff
coat to the Boston Braves for de-
livery next spring.
workman, who had tryout with
the Cleveland Indians last spring
leads the Southern Association in
home runs with 20 and is batting
.329, He has driven in more than
100 runs this season.
Jeffcoat's record for the season
Is 13 wins, IL losses.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Even His Guards and TuckIes Hove Won Commissions

Col Neylands scheduled
fellow who scheduled those have psychology
and proAm all the will H.
New
If the Army whips the Giants all Brooklyn will be
September 16 the
New York third
tackle the Chicago Bears the sem
20 Boston, whole football
be the only all history
pionship recognition after playing only three games
incidentally
this oesk and Just by OF ourse that
be held lnemen inquring
go
are commissioned officers OF the II there
officers
ing bars We thought this
Highest that Pnge wq-tme
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Cubs Purchase Stonky,
A. A. Betting Leader
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-The Chicago
Cubs today bought Shortstop Eddie
6tanky of Milwaukee, leading
batter in the American Association,
Last Official batting averages had
Stanky In the lead with .33T.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

Runs-Moore, Musial Hopp, F. McCor-
mlck sh Ma4nn Runs hstsd Kurcg
Kurowski. Lamanno Goodman. Two-base
hlt-Hopp. Sacri1ces-Kurowski, Starr
bases---St. Louis, 8; Cincinnati. TO- Bases
on balls-Of Gumbert. 2: of Starr ] off
Thompson, l.. Struck out--By Krist. !:
by Starr, l by Thompso, l. Hits-Of
Gtmbert, in SO innings; off Krist. .
In 33s innings; of starr. 7 in innings;
of Thompson, 3 in 3 innings Winning
pitcher-Krist Losing pitcher-Thomp-
son. Umpires-Messrs. Ballanfant, Barlick
an dPinelli. Time-2:09 Attendance
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Zuber Pitches Mats to 10 Win
For Split of Yankee Twin Bill
Holds World Champions to Hits After
Leonard Loses 81 Come at Outset
P. Wirephoto.
By BURTON HAWKINS.

Discarded in disgust by the Cleveland Indians last big
Bill zuber pitched the his life last night Griffith Stadium
the bulb portion of twghtngh He beat the
Yankees To- five hits walloped Washington
6-2 in the cocktail hours of the afternoon.
Before $4,000 fans the rawboned zuber uneashed spec
Evening star., 1942-09-06
BoseboII's Big Six
p, the Associated Press.

HOME KUNS.
II, American LEAGUE National League.
Keller. Yankees 25 Mize, Giants %
Laabs, Browns % Camilli, Dodgers Fl
RUNS BATTED IN.
American League, National League
Wilfms, Red Sox 1913 Slaughter, Cards 81
Keller. Yankees 93 Mize Giants 81
Di Mag. Yankees 90 Medwick Dodgers 80
Evening star., 1942-10-26
ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serDice, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Cldssi1fcations.
Evening star., 1942-10-26
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better servtce, aduer-
tisers are requested to In
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClnssiJfcdtions.
Evening star., 1942-10-26
PERSONAL.

EMPLOYED WOMEN: IF you NEED
EXTRA MONEY you can get it on just
your own Signature at new low rates. Just
call MISS WHITE. American Finance Co..
Michigan 6510.
HEMORRHOIDs ERADIcATED 5Y MY
own method Results effective for NE
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DR.. S01nlERWER OK.
1858 Columbia I'd Adams 03ee
PHONE sHErHERD $500. ASK FOR vR-
ginia Richardson II you are IN need OF
loan up 70 S30C on your signature.
WANTED. ANYTHING OLD, FURNITURE.
glassware. china, bicycles, AUTOMOBILES, car
riages guns and swords. WI. 4O33.
NEED $40 TO 5000 BY TOMORROW?
Call Mr.. Waller, at Glebe I'LL (Rosslyn)'
or Mr.. Murphy, at Hobart O012, who ar,
EMPLOYEES SMALL LOAN Corr. 5000
Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier.
9UADINE YOUR DOG AGAINST FLEAs,
lice. ear and sarcoptic mango, rineworm,
canker. 1t works or money refunded: Do
as great kennels do. Ask dealer. SCHM1D'S
EMPORIUM OF PETS, or SHOPPE DE-
CHIEL, Oil N. Charles ST., Baltic. Nd.
DO YOU HAVE ROOM IN YOUR HOME
to spare for good care OF your children
while you work? have two. ! "a and Az.
In NV. section. Will pay difference or
share expenses. If interested write Box
Evening star., 1942-10-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

JIIONTIVN3 OVMES rs.
GIRL, neat, colored, wishes part-time
morning work. CO. 1859.
GIRL wants housecleaning work. mind
children. ia. 652S from IL to pm.
Annie Layne.
GIRL, colored. wants work as chamber
maid or days work; S3 per day and car
fac. TR. 41s3.
GIRL. colored. wants days work. Tele-
phone DU. 1851.
LAUNDRESS, experienced, work to bring
home 301 o st. s.w. District 7746. 26'
LAUNDRESS, experienced, light washing,
curtains. hne fabrics: called for, delivered;
sunny yard: refs AID. S979.
Evening star., 1942-10-26
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, large unfurnished room, prefer.
ably In Conn. ave. vic, with Ink. priv.
leges. Boz $500, Star. 47s
Evening star., 1942-10-26
N OPPORTUNITY TO GO
IN BUSINESS.

Three new stores situated in . COM
apartments. The nearest. drugstore Is
over 4 miles away and. only one srocery
store stores % are only one bioet 70 oY 6oe 81 the NJ
Vernon blvd. at Bashfcrd lane and Mich
igsr syes Alsxsndrts ve;
Evening star., 1942-10-26
SITUATIONS MEN.
(CnnfiouAd1

MAN, white. desires hours work morn
ings helping around boarding house for
board. small pay: have drivers permit.
Box 176-G, Star. 27'
MAN, colored, desires work as chauffeur.
experienced. Call ME. O999. Ask for
Willie johnson.
MANAGER, superintendent and estimator
for % years for large painting contractor
would like to make change with larger
OFFICE MAN, mature age, sound judgment,
broad experience in routine and detail.
quick, accurate ef1cient. calculations, COR
respondence. etc. Box 12S-G. Star. 2Ss
,.,ac AaccoUNTANT-TAx, coNsULTANT:
part time: very feas.; free estimate.
Warheld 6400.
Evening star., 1942-10-26
ApARrMENr HOUSES FOR SALE.

UNUSUAL BAHGA1NS.
Terms can be arranaed. Almost new Z.
family apt; splendid Sc. location; rents
over $1,000; also 4-family. 2-bedroom "a
rents, S2.400; cony. to Navy Yard, Bolltrs
Field, etc. MckEEvYR = WHrTEPOND,
Dl. o700. Nj. johnson.
Evening star., 1942-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

brand-neW electric refrigerators for sale:
cash only. Apex Construction Co.. 1922
Evening star., 1942-10-26

BLOOMING SIZE FRENCH LII.ACS,
Surplus from private collection, attractively
priced. Cash, carry, or will deliver sub.
stantial orders. Phone evenings. WI. 1916.
TDATTNDC
Evening star., 1942-10-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COMPANION, prac. nurse. mid age. Prot
estant, sense OF humor; drive car; free to
travel. Box 2Os-G, Star. 26.
GIRL, colored. wants work as chamber
house, store or hotel; day work; neat and
intelligent. AT. sO27.
HOSPITAL-TRAINED child nurse wants
permanent position. Box GAG, Star. 81"
NURSE. practical. S-12-hr day duty,
chroncs or children 2-6; good ref Box
207-G, Star. "a.
sTENOGRAPHER-TYP desires part
time position. days only. Permanent Col
lege graduate, diversified experience. Box
1926. Star. 27s
Evening star., 1942-10-26
HELP MEN 3 WoMEN,
WANTED.

handicapped persons Of good character
with clerical or directive ability. Salaries
ranging from $1,000 to S2.4OO per year.
In answering describe nature OF handicap.
4 COLORED MEN OR WOMEN.
Good opportunity for Government workers
to .arn from s35 to s65 per week, full or
part time, If you have evenings free. We
train you. Business Under race manage
ment. See or call H. B. Fleming. 2417
Nlchols ave: Sc. 8 to II am. Ii. 4077.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

to turn gray. Is the first to show
the effect Of the vitamin.
Then at the temples, which in
men is the first to gray. is the
last to darken. Unfair as 1t may
strike you, a mans hair appears
to change more quickly than a
woman's.
Young and Old
1t doesn't seem to matter
whether you are prematurely
gray or have the gray hair we
are resigned to expect with
middle age.
Among 30 cases under strict
supervision as to diet and treat
ment are man in the early
twenties and one in the late
fifties. Both were completely
white-haired and both are turn
ing dark-haired.
There are seven septuagena-
rians among the successful cases.
To date, the treatment has
been given to over 700 cases, the
majority of them doctors, dem
lists, their wives and relatives.
Judged by these reports ii has
proved about Is per cent sue
cessful. Doctor Ansbacher, how
ever, prefers to place the esti-
mate lower-at the most, to 10
out of every Is cases.
It may be his conservatism
has a personal basis. His own
hair obstinately remains gray at
the temples.
Under the same treatment and
on the same diet, his wife's hair
has changed from gray to its
original dark brown.
Other Effects
AS pointed out by Doctors
Wisansky and Ansbacher at the
recent meeting of the American
Chemical Society in Memphis,
Tenn: In addition to its effect
on gray hair, Paba has been
SHOWN 10 nave d pronounced
clinical effect in cases of con-
stpation, asthma and sterility,
and it markedly enhances the
feeling of well-being.
This increase in the feeling Of
well-being is uniform and is ex-
pected to contribute materially
toward tightening the burden of
additional work necessitated by
our about war effort.
While you may not be able to
obtain the vitarnin in synthetic
form for awhile, it's nice to
know science is losing no time in
research that will eventually
make il available to every one.
Copyright. 1912, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Mischa Auer
To Entertain
At School

NEXT TUESDAY is cooking
school day once again for men,
bers of The Detroit Times Home
makers Club. Class will be
held in the club room on the
fifth floor of our building. and
will start at 100 in the after
noon, with doors open at l
o'clock.
Recipes which have been re-
quested by homemakers is the
subject of Prudence Penny's
demonstrations. She will pre-
pare an egg nog chiffon pie,
bran cheese puffs. beef and kid
ney pie. corned beef hash.
prune pie, vegetable and
chicken loaf, baked orange Marie
and short cut fudge.
For entertainment we will
have Mischa Auer. famed
comedian, of the screen. We
don't have to tell you much of
Mr.. Auer, his individual brand
OF comedy has made him a top
favorite of the nations movie
goers. He is currently appearing
at the Bowery Cafe.
His first big chance came in
the picture, MY Man Godfrey"
with the late Carole Lombard.
and he scored success in the
comedy. You Can't Take 1t
With You"
Appearing with him at the
Bowery is his wife, Joyce
Hunter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Market Report

INCREASINGLY large ship
ments of asparagus from the
West have brought about de-
cided reduction in the price Of
this vegetable.
Strawberries, too, are plenti-
full and moderate in price.
THERE IS a plentiful supply
of carrots, celery, radishes, sweet
potatoes and oranges.
The quantity of apples, beans,
caulifiower, cucumbers, tomatoes
and grapefruit is moderate.
DUE TO the price ceiling re-
Gently set on pork, prices on
most cuts have decreased this
week.
Dealers, says the Detroit Mu-
nicipal Bureau of Markets. rec
ommend front quarter cuts OF
beef, veal and lamb as offering
consumers the best meat values
at present.
OFFERINGS OF fresh fish
are plentiful this week and some
varieties offer economical sub
stitutes for the higher priced
meats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

YOU NATURALLY would
think the name Coe Glade had
been assumed for stage pur-
poses. but it's the honest-to-
goodness moniker of one of the
loveliest and most talented
members of San Carlo Opera
Company.
Miss Glade had friend some
years ago named Glenn Coe.
But people joked her SO much
about the possibility of her
becoming Coe Coe that she de-
cided 10 write fms 10 that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
New Macaroni Product
Tender. Quick Cooking
By PRUDENCE PENNY

SPAGHETTI AND macaroni
have been menu favorites for
years. They are such congeniai
foods get along lastly in
main d S h S, casseroles and
salads. Now there is new and
delicious treat for macaroni and
spaghetti lovers.
1t looks much like elbow
spaghetti. When cooked
only takes z minutes it's
tender but not doughty. There
fore rinsing is not necessary.
Not Expensive
The price? Two packages
cost 10 cents, and during the
next several days a third is in
cluded at no extra charge.
The cooking is simple. Bring
2 quarts of water to brisk
boil; add 1 level tablespoon salt.
then the contents of this g.
ounce package. When the water
Is boiling again, stir once. Con-
tinue to cook rapidly for z
minutes and drain water Off
Immediately. This will make 4
cups cooked. or a to 6 servings.
You'll be surprised at its
flavorful goodness when cooked
thus and served Immediately
with only butter added. Or
sprinkle l tablespoon finely
grated sharp cheese over each
serving.
Here are other ways to pre-
pare this new product.
Tomato Sauce
l No. 2 can tomatoes
l teaspoon salt o
Il teaspoon pepper
l pinch thyme
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Opera Star Offers Pet
Recipes to Times Readers

Pressed to give for Times
readers some of her most sue
cessful recipes, she selected
two favorites which are her
own special adaptations. Here
they are:
Hamburger Glamour
Two pounds freshly chopped
beef. l pound ground veal, 3
large onions. 2 pods garlic, IA
bunch of parsley chopped fine.
few stalks of celery, "a pound
large mushrooms, 10 or II me-
dunn sized potatoes, 2 punches
small new carrots, 2 eggs, Ia
cups milk Cor enough to
moisten), l large can tomatoes.
l large green pepper cut in
rings, 2 cups fine, dry bread
crumbs, salt and pepper to taste.
Make loaf of the hamburger
beef and veal, bread crumbs,
eggs, milk. some Of the minced
parsley and the seasonings-
adding a good pinch of oregano
utalian thyme) and a few
shakes of chilli powder. Cut gar
lie pods into slivers and place
in the meat loaf at intervals.
Vegetable Wreath
Put loaf into a we'll buttered
large oval turkey pan and ar
range the following vegetables
in order given, in a sort of
wreath around the loaf: thinly
sliced onions, potatoes (pared).
whole carrots. slices of green
pepper, celery cut in Pinch
lengths, mushrooms and then
the can Of tomatoes over all.
Sprinkle the remainder of the
parsley over the mixture and
cover for the first half hour,
baking in medium hot oven.
Cook until vegetables are ten
der and meat Is Drowned.
RINK Sdldo
Twelve tiny cold boiled new
potatoes, 3 sliced cucumbers,
bunch of radishes thinly sliced,
6 cooked beets sliced very thin,
6 green onions sliced, scant
tablespoon of caraway seed. l
green pepper sliced thin, salt
and pepper to taste.
Mix pint of fresh pot cheese
with sour cream until ii is of
the right consistency to fold
into the salad ingredients. When
properly combined. the salad
will be a deep pink-taking its
coloring from the beet juice.
-
p. SPOT cheese? ~. seq
you! Well, as near as we can
make out it's just plain cot
tage cheese and good luck
to YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

l large can frankfurters
2 No. 2 cans kidney beans.
Brown the butter and flour to-
gether in skillet, stirring con-
Stantly. Add q cup brine from
frankfurters and stir until
smooth. Remove from heat and
combine with beans.
Place in shallow baking dish.
Halve the frankfurters length
wise and arrange on top of the
beans. Bake in moderate oven
(375 degrees) about 80 minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

HAVE YOU served kidney
beans lately? Thrifty meals are
ones being planned today and
the recipe given here fits into
any budget. This dish has the
added advantage of being easily
prepared, and is therefore fine
for Sunday night suppers.
Baked Beans
3 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons flour