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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Probe Urqed

NEW YORK. July y fINSl-
A congressional investigation Of
gasoline rationing and the posi-
bility OF increasing eastern sup
plies doomed today when the New
York State Gasoline Dealers ASSo-
citation requested such action in q
petition filed with United States
Senator James III. Mead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

Police today were still struggling
with their. report on last night
fve-way crash at Gratiot and Pine
wood avenues. 1t seems II happened
this way:
Howard Clark. 1893 Georgia ave-
nue., got half way across Gratiot
and stopped for west bound traffic.
He was on the eastbound track. so
three automobiles on that track
had 10 stop.
The streetcar, coming along be-
hind them, didn't - at least. not
soon enough 1t smashed into a
car driven by Donald Petersen, 455
Denton avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Wife of Jap
Ashamed,
Hides on Ship

LONDON. July ~ INS) The
American-bom wife OF a Japanese
said 20 have been TOO
ashamed TO mnglc with Japa-
neSe on the exchange ship Grips
holm, has locked herself in her
cabin and insists on returning "a
tf1r- United STATES from Lourenco
Marques The Daily Express said
today
Mrs. Elizabeth Abiko. A. wife
of kylma Ablko, Japanese eXecu-
tive diplomatic secretary, made
the trip 10 Portuguese East Africa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
sway Traffic NfiXMp
Streetear Hits Auto Which Hits Auto Which
Hits Auto. Which Hits Auto

Petersen's car plowcd into one
driven by Earl Gregory, 1866 era
tot avenue.
Gregorys car hat the one ahead
Of him. driven by Charles Law
son, 1870 East F'Fe4ve-Mtic road
Roseville.
LawSon's car hit Clark'S
Five passengers IN Petersen S
car got a shaking up Rhodell
Stephens. 28-year-old Negro, the
motorman. got a ticket for not
having his car under control.
Stephens, who lives al $3.50 Beau=
bien avenue, has been DSR
motorman for three months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

CkLW Tu Find Ny Way
NNNZ Army War Show
WlLB Victory Volunteer
" tNi-UrEan Hymns.
80 r. NJ.
WJR-Nic and Sade-p
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WILB- Uncle Nick ~.
WEHL- Music.
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HiEulIF1t Features.
WNHZ Mary Marlin.D
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WiF-NoInE Dr Mai0ae
WWJ Light % World 2
CkLW Peggy MurFay-T.
VICAR News music
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Fall From Carriage
Causes Baby S Death

Frederick l62monih-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William RenkowSki
OF PTS East Willis avenue. stood
up in ms baby carriage. topped
over. striking hiS head
He died three hours after being
taken 10 Woman Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

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WENLs-NeWscast
Wick Melody matinee.
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CKLW-Heades children.
WNYZ-Pepper Young ~.
WJLB-Hnltop Harmony.
WEXI.- Melody IN rhythm
WJBK News: melody mat
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WJR-We Love and Learn
WWJ Guiding Lighted
CKLW-Quiet Sanctuary
WXYZ-Happiness night
WEKL-Parade az bands
WJLB Folk songs
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WJR-Peppef Young y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

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News AnG Music.
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100 A. NJ
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WIZ Music.
CRLW-NswE Ace
WCAR-NsvF
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Complete Radio Programs for Today and Tomorrow

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
TUESDAY MORNING

CELW News
WrAR-News
WEVZ War Journal
WItB-UnIty Viewpoint
WIKI Family circle x
1Bk-- News Ace.
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WIR sons ~ a Dreamer
NlNf Minute Pafafe- -
XIV Morning FroHc-N.
VICAR Family Worship.
WNfL-PaEeH % Melody.
NILB-Church Of Christ
WIKI Rev. N. Wenzier'
WjHk Morning musicale
$50 A. NJ
WIZ - Free and Easy ".
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WJiB Polish hour V
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NJRK-~Christian Science.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

WkiI- Boake Carter T.
WJLB-l Luncheon muEt
WjBK- Luncheon Melodies
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NJE Our Cal Eunday.p.
NNj-Ty Tyson T.
CKLW Musicale
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WKIZ-When Girl Mares
WJLB-Civlilan Defense.
WJBk Racing news.
90 r. NJ.
WIZ Life Feauuful-D
NWJ BsCkEtaEs fed
CkLA National news
VICAR News music
WNYZ-P0rtia Faces Lie.
WJLB News.
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WWJ stella Dallas-D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

~ 90 NOON
WJR--kats Smith speaks.
WI Bouquet program
CKLN--Army War show.
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NXYZ News Ace
WJLB . Tropical Moods ~
WIKI Hawaiian Me.ulleA
WJBk Name That song.
issi5 r. NJ
WIZ Biz Sister
WV Store news
CKLN -- Dance Rhythns
WCAR--Luncheun club ~.
WSfL Lady of Charm
WJLB Here Comes Band
NENi4- Music program.
NJBk Muslc
~ 80 r. NJ
WJR Helen Trent ID.
WV News
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WCAR-FuHry Money Nan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
MONDAY EVENING

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WENZ-OrEan Cspers-M
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M&aD- Music.
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WNTZ-Nick micO-M
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WF&Ls- NsWEcast
WJBk News.
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1913 r. VI.
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WNFZ-Counter-spy- -.
WIZ Army program Y.
NjBk- Dance time.
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WJR-Talk o. Hitler.
WWJ The army calls
CkLW-- Music that sndurey
WJiB- NeWE. Good viii br
WIKI Musical program
WJBk Popular Melodies
10 IS q. NJ.
WIZ Musical.
WEfZ News Ace
WJBK Treasury Parade.
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WHTT Music sou want
WJf.B News. Goodwill mr..
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WJBK MUSICAL Pot pourr1
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WIR Peaceful Valley AZ.
WwJ story Reader
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WV Victory Parade.
CktW BBC newEresi
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StSd ~ Al.
HIR-AuLle msH
CklW shady NafIeF 81
WE'LL love "a parade.
WA5D- Music
Wf9D-Rosaro Bourbon 81
S.tS q NJ
WJR Melody time
WEXI.-- Music pr.Euu
WEXL-Mu-
W49D-WhFue r. 81
400 g. NJ
WIZ News
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WfsD-M Music sou lore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

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WKYZ I've Got Your 30.
WJLH Music
soc a. n.
WIR David Harum n
WV Athletics W Tigers
CkLW-NeWs Ace.
VICAR News Acc.
WxYZ-Athiettcs-Tig
MJLB-NeWs
WEALs-N euscast.
Wf1D--Design for music
W4eD-News
STA y. NJ.
WJR-TreaSury parade
CkLW-Mutuai CallinE-V
WCAk-M Mich Roundup-N
WJLB Miladys matinee
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Music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18
No Creed, Racial Bars

On Sunday afternoon, August .,
the Young Negro Democrats are
sponsoring a statewide Negro
Youth War rally on Belle Isle.
Speakers OF national prominence
have been invited. as well as To-
cal and state dignitaries.
The purpose OF such a rally.
says Paul Wycoff. chairman OF the
statewide committee, is TO show
some OF the powers that be that
Negro Youth aware OF his re-
sponsibilities and is willing 10
accept them. AT the same time
he must have certain issues clear
ed up in his mind such as Jobs
in defense industry for Negro
women. and the complete drop
ping OF the color bar in the Navy
and Marine Corps.
All Negro Youth groups are urg-
ed to take part and make this
the biggest youth rally ever held
anywhere in the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18
Gospel Choir
Has Contest

Friday, July II at s pm. tao
Youth Contest, sponsored by INC
Gospel choral group at First Bap.
It's Ecorse. will close. The pro.
grom promises to be interesting.
Detroit delegates will leave Sua.
day, August 2. for 81. Louis. No.
TO attend the National Gosoe
choral convention.
The monthly inspirational meet,
ing will be held Sunday. July 10 q
John Wesley AME Zion church
Beechwood and Moore Place.
Saturday night. Mrs. Mo,ten
vice-president. was honored a.
surprise birthday party.
Mrs. A. Hutchins. president. ha.
just returned from Atlanta, wher;
they attended the Baptist Youth
congress.
Yours truly Is back In the cit,
after attending the session OF tbs
National Insurance association IL
Birmingham, Ala
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18

Edward Hayes. SIS King street
a Tribune booster, returned re-
Gently from four weeks vacation
with his father, after he had visit
ed Niagara Falls, Buffalo. New
York, and Birmingham, Ala.
sssss
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Walker. OF
Delmar avenue, and Mrs. Roase-
welt Johnson, OF Dryden avenue,
are vacationing in Indianapolis
Cincinnati and Paducah and Eddy
Vile. Ky.
MFR. and Mrs. Curtis Young. OF
Leicester avenue. left Friday night
for a motor trip 10 Atlanta. Ca.
where they will visit MFR. Young's
aunt and his parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. Norman Young.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18
This Months
STAR RECIPE

For this months Star Recipe !
have chosen real North American
dish composed entirely OF home
grown foods. Furthermore one
tablespoon OF precious sugar takes
care OF six desserts.
No eggs. no baking. no boiling.
rich in food value and delicious!
What more could be asked for even
in Star Recipe? Try 1t!
Rice Rennet.custard
pkg. vanilla rennet 10 or
ia cups milk
u cup cream
/ tablespoon sugar
Ia cups cooked rice
u cup cut walnuts
Toss rice and nuts together aud
divide among sherbets. dropping
them in loosely. Make rennet
custards according TO directions on
package and pour over mixture in
dessert glasses. Chill. When ready
TO serve. garnish. II desired, with
finely cut preserved or crystallized
ginger.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18

There. the triumphant red. white
and blue reigned as color compo-
nents OF the decor. A huge blue
vase. placed in one corner OF the
dining room. held giant sheaths Of
red gladioli. The club members ard
guests sat al small tables. covered
in white. which were marked with
red and blue napkins. II was here
that they enjoyed delicious chick
en- salad supper. finished off with
luscious strawberries and ice
cream.
Af'er dinner. the hostess led her
guests up 10 the third floor pent
house 10 play bridge. The prizes
Of the evening were tied in bold red
white and blue ribbons. Victory
was the lot OF Winifred Brown.
who won dubonnett fitted slack
purse; Gertrude Martin. who re-
ceived flask OF toilet water and
Maxine Fears. who won silver ear
rings.
Others at the enjoyable AFFAIR in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18

win is one OF the sweetest girls n
Detroit: that Doris Bell is hnc
and that Lahore Davis is strictly
alreet. Still we ask, whom does
he,like?
Prince Walker has a deep feel
ing for Peggy Jean Burris. Peggy
Jean Is Tor Prince and Julian With
erspoon. Julian is for Peggy. Pegs
and Julian go steady. so where is
Prince?
Dab. is secretly flaming for
Pete, but Alvin is gradually chang
ing her mind.
Pete and Cuzz have II bad. Bill
Lawson returned to the Motor City
last week, but there have bees.
some changes made, since last he
was here. Just like walking into n
refrigerator-huh. Bill?
Did You knOwl
That Earl Evans is confined 10
bed for the duration OF the Sum-
mer?
That Oliver BIoome was seen
taking down Evelyn Baldwins adj
dress and telephone number?
Watch out. Felix.
That Connie Showers has been
very Ill for several weeks?
That Dolores Laurey and Wesley
Mason are hitting Il?
That Bernard Donalds has been
calling on Iris Bell, while she AMI
Sonny have rifted?
That Ray Seymour has a brother
eighteen. who Is visiting In Detroit
for the Summer? Tough talent
That Calvin Porter and Lucille
Rosemcnd are madly in love Wit,
each Other?
Little Sister seems to be CROWN.
up and there Is some talk OF chang
ing her name. Should she do this
What would you suggest? send
your contributions direct TO tho So
ciety Editor. The Detroit Tribune,
2l46 ST. Antoine, Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18
SUB-DEB
CHATTER
BY LITTLE SISTER

The Sub-Debs gave the first o, a
series of splash parties Wednesday
evening at the YWCA. The teen.
age set was we'll represented by
Dorothy Ann Hicks. Alvin Boyd
Louise LOOMS, Kermit Bailer, Hell.
en- Cuzzens. Peter Whitaker, Joan
Kennedy. Andrew Galloway. lIar.
riet McFadden. Horace Rodgers
\ Geraldine and Cornelia Bledsoc
Prince Walker. Peggy Jean Bur.
ris, Ernine Fisher, Jerry Carter
Herbert Wilson. o. l.. Bledsoe. Huey
Brown, Ardys Tyler Don Lawson
George smith. Cleveland Williams
and many others.
Felix McBrocm entertained q
few OF his friends at his spacious
home on Josephine avenue, recent
ly. The guests delighted in roast
ing weiners in the garage and dane
ing in the beautiful recreation
rooms in the basement. Some VI
those present included Evelyn
Baldwin. who was Felix's company
Alvin Boyd, Dorothy Ann Hicks
Iris Bell. Ermine. Mary Lou and
Ernestine Fisher, Andrew Henry
and others. "
Mrs. Laura X. Pickens honored the
Sub-Debs and their company al a
breakfast on Belle Isle Sunday
morning. Those present were: Ger
aldine Bledsoe, Andrew HUMPHREYS
Gerry. Carter, James Mack. Velma
May, Robert Williams, Peggy Jean
Burris, Julian Witherspoon. Rose
Campbell. Leroy Rocquemore. ia
nice Whitby. Lucius Galloway. Cor
liss Hunter and Buddy Galloway
Canoeing and swimming were the
main activities.
Inside Stun
Leonard Hayes is home on ten
day furlough. lie has his heart
set on a Gray Lady.
Rego Gumaz has been drafted and
is leaving Saturday TO join The
Coast Guard.
Jeanne Waundless and he have
IL something terrible.
Alvin Boyd is still as frantic
about Dorothy Ann as he was IN
1910 at the Delsprite dance. Re-
member! And he had 1t bad.
Maybe Louise and Donnie would
still be going together, II he had
not threatened and kibitized other
boys who danced with her.
Sharon Burton and Billy CoviLg-
ton are going steady, as are Arlene
Burton and Billy McCree.
j. ID. Mason has completely TAX
EN- over June Baldwin. They are
closer that Siamese twins and will
be. II Johnnie Roxborough stays In
Idlewild.
velma May has confessed that
she is all for Robert Williamn.
He's the same. Why can't they get
together?
Betty Givens is in st. Louis for
a two weeks stay. Peter Whiltak-
er leaves July IL to spend the rest
OF the Summer In Idlewild.
Ida Mae Flanagan and George
Irwin have kept It a secret, but
they have been married for quite
some time. we hear.
Andrew Henry and Mary Louise
Fisher remain frantic about each
other.
Gather what You Can
Muriel Simms. Miss Talladeg1
1941-42. a raving and exotic beauty
has caught Billy Matneys eye. 'Tis
said that he thinks Evelyn Bald
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18

vi innovations. Perhaps she
inherited this unusual gift
uarty-glying from her charm
mother, Mrs. Kemper Har-
whose social affairs all AT.
rians cherish.
saturday afternoon. the Love
Ims on East Warren avenue
med festive to honor one Of
Issnhines friends. Miss Frances
|,arer. OF Atlanta. who for the
4 wear has been studying al
Merrill-Palmer school here
/ Detroit. and taking plano les
ns from Josephine in her spare
h. Although Frances Is q
kuthern white woman. Satur-
rs guests found the blonde and
ke-eyed Georgian Just as like.
e and charming as the tradi-
that is accredited 10 South.
women. and therefore the
[ests conversations were far
be engaging than any session
bridge could have dared to be /.
AS each guest arrived, she was
seted by pretty Agnes Moore
10 offered them their choice OF
5ulonnleres from a wicker
kwer basket. The guests then
5cceded 10 the small tables
bose centerpleces correspondent
IN their flowers.
Seated al the sweetpea table
kp Frances Eleazer, Julia
[adby. Mildred McFall and Mar
bet Stanton. Tiger lilies were
choice OF Margaret Thomp-
b, Mary Taliaferro. Marion Car
and Margaret Smith. Elena
tddle and her guest and sister
Flaw. Mrs Boddie, OF Roanoke,
kginia: Frances Raiford and
friorle Movers preferred the
|tes. while Phyllis Golden. Vic
Fia Mccall and Theresa Carroll
Use blue cornflowers and sat
a table with Agnes Moore and
stheryn French. the hostesses's
eter-in-law and able assistant.
|The luncheon menu was one OF
|pse delchiful Summer creations
IN both a refreshing and fill
! effect A beautifully appoint
table. cnlivened by a center
bee Of vivid Summer flowers,
Re such delicacies as iced can
loupes. chicken salad. stuffed
natoes. hot rolls. those won
|riul iellies and preserves for
blch the Love table Is famous,
d radlshcs grown In their own
|ck yard A cool drink OF iced
, and pineapple sherbert. gar
Fhed with mint sprigs. served
'fh as a beverage and dessert.
The finale Of the afternoon was
\ entrance ~ an array OF sur
Use r'"- daintily wrapped In
pwered , ner and tied with tiny
Divers which seven guests who
lew lucky tallIes received i.
Iances Eleazer's gift was a
mute stamn box of copper, en-
neled In yellow and blue. julia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18
Had Your Heard :?

That the drawing walls of the H. B. Taaferros'
home Alger will be graced with an exquisite oil
painting of the pretty lady of the house? 1t done by
Mary Ellen Cox Edwards, of Columbus, Ohio
That three little girls recently spent weekend camp
ing out at local resort and although there plenty Of
food hand they nearly famished because of
them knew how to cook-not enough to fry egg?
So of the other vacaons to their and
showed them how to light the stove and heat skillet But
they happy threesome, when their arriv
ed with picnic baskets Sunday!
That Tolula Smith had of those beeve-it-or-rot
experiences last week after she had been to down town
show TO enjoy Orchestra Leader Tommie Dorseys music.
She way home when she met two acquaintance
Washington boulevard and stopped to tell them how
simply marvellous Tomme was, when tall, unpretentious
gentleman passed the trio and silently smiled his thanks
Il Mr.. Dorsey.
That Rosyn Lindsay is learning how to ride horse
and prefers riding Indian style with feet hanging out of
the strrups? What puzzles everyone is how she sticks
on when Moonglow his favorite mount breaks out into
fast galop.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18

cluded Tony Webster. Elaine Dun.
bar, Margaret Thompson, Kerene
Aston. Margaret Thomas, Louise
Marshall Victoria Mccall, Margaret
Hunter, Mary Elizabeth Roberts.
Carolyn Beck. Vivian Cooper and
Mary Taliaferro.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18

Brady received decorated sugar
cubes; Margaret Thompson. lin
stick tissues Marion Carter,
sachet; Theresa Carol, petite
point coin purse: ELENA Bodde. a
hand-painted hankie; and Mar
jorie Meyers, sachet powder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18

nI -
This Is a Porch Party" year.
lou have probably sensed II
sready. With gas limited and
thousands Of cars lacked up for
.ne duration. time has paused In its
nlsnt and then waited back 10
sIanamother's youth. when porch
parues, lawn luncheons and plain
sOclaole get-togethers OF friends
.na neighbors were the order OF
ne day. We can't ride far, so
ven get acquainted with our
.,elsnoors Is again q popular
Make your porch iuncheons 90
senshtful that your new friends
amt want 10 leave our modern
morse and buggy" days. Here are
low recipes for dishes that will
"o You materially.
Porch Party coffoIate
cup strong decaffeinated coffee
squares unsweetened chocolate
tablespoons sugar
'h VI salt
cups milk
wake decafeinated coffee extra
Snstn using Ia tablespoons for
Ssn cup "a pint water. Add
S aSeoiate to coffee In top Of double
s,,er and place over low fame.
sfng until chocolate IL melted
sns blended. Add sugar and salt,
a Doll I minutes, stirring con-
Is a. Place over boiling water.
.,s s milk gradually, stirring cen.
M,aa'ly; then heat. When hot. beat
c. .n rotary egg heater until frothy.
Tor not or chill and serve iced.
sIra WITH whipped cream. n de-
49, serves 4. Your guests can
~. second cups without worry.
''sr sleeping problems
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18

Maolo Fresh Fruit Refrigerator
Cake
fH cups as OF. CAM sweetened
" condensed milk
u cup lemon juice
/ cup CHARTERED cherries. whole
raspberries or sliced straw
berries
"a vanilla waters
Blend sveetened condensed milk
and lemon Juice. Stir until mixture
thickens. Add prepared fruit. Line
narrow, oblong pan or spring form
cake pan with wax paper. Cover
with fruit mixture Add layer OF
waters, alternating In this way
until fruit mixture 10 used; nnisn'
ing with layer OF waters. Chill In
refrigerator 6 hours or longer. To
serve. turn out on small platter
and carefully remove wax paper.
Even beginner cooks can be sure OF
success because the recipe Is
magically failure proof
Ice Cream Sandwich with Peaches
Use eight IN inch wedges OF
sponge cake. allowing two for each
serving. Place a slice OF brick
vanilla ice cream on one wedge
and cover with the second, turning
40 that the narrow end Is above
wide end of bottom cake wedge.
TOP with quick frozen sliced
peaches, Just thawed, using box.
Serves 4. Quick frozen peaches
come 10 you all sliced and sweet
oned, so they are sugar savers.
They're time savers. too. for all
ouIck. froren fruits and vegetables
are sorted, cleaned and trimmed
before uuick.frecsing seals In their
| fun complement OF vitamins and
| minorais-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18
- With The
"a Colors...

It's our intention this week and
during subsequent weeks 10 pub
lish the whereabouts OF local boys
who are with the L IS. armed
forces. They are awfully lone
some. way off in camp. SO far
from relatives and friends back
home and line from the home
front means so much. so send
them copies of the Tribune or
drop them a card whenever you
can. Send the Tribunes society
editors the addresses OF your sol
der boys so they can be pub
lshed
We heard that over the week
end the entire Gath Regiment.
composed largely OF Detroit hoys.
left for an undisclosed destina-
ton II is presumed that when
they are next heard from. they
will be part of the AE.F.
II took Fletcher Routt. OF the
93rd Cavalry Rcn. Troop at
Huachuca. Ariz.. exactly one week
To rise from the ranks OF pri-
yate to sergeant. after his
transfer 10 that camp. That's a
good start. Hope a lot OF our
boys can win meteoric elevation
in the Army. like young b. o.
Davis. OF Tuskegee, who was cap
tain. major. and lieutenant-col-
onel. all in the space OF two short
weeks.
There's good news from Ernest
Fisher. who Is now a sergeant at
Fl Knox. in Kentucky. Ernest
always was a whiz with mechan-
les. and it's little wonder that his
commanding officers put him with
the motorized unit Latest reports
say he likes II very much.
We heard that Dr.. Remus Rob
inson is 10 be commissioned as
major. come September.
Charles Johnson. OF 6343 Thir-
tieth street. has joined the US
Coast Guard lie will be missed
al ST Johns Presbyterian church.
whore he has been an active
member for some time with the
Young Peoples society. AZ the
time OF his induction. he was an
officer Of the Young Peoples So
cieiy. OF the Detroit Presbytery
Chief Boatswain's Mate. Joseph
jenkins. OF the Us Coast Guard.
is kept busy these days making
pleas for recruits
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-18
owe. Peterson Affairs Are Swonk Parties OF Wee]
Albanian Is Josephine's
Guest At Catherine

It is the consensus OF opinion that Josephine Harreld
i've one of the most charming and gifted additions to
Iro society Entertaining ranks high among her tai
E and marks her of the gracious hostesses
these parts whose parties are always enlivened