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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
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unb g. Il. ct. Yaulus Stride, 1859
&omer Ct, bdlt am Samstag, oen
81. Nopentber, 2 llbr nahnaittags,
iei,,en idbrlihen gaiar I'M unteren
Naum Der Stride ab.
Gin crltflaliiGes Surfepoinner
pirb 6 llbr nahnlittags ieruiert.
csnTolge ser erbobten Hreiie bon
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Gpe1eforts n,f $1.00 selest per-
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ulo 6iel lerUieren, iobaB Der Yreis
fir Gas 0eDutene nod INNER maBig
aenannt lunroe. Bitte fm,fen ODER be.
Itellen Sic Ss6re aurte bon einem
Mitglieo oes aomitees i'm goraus
oanlit mir ungefdbr tpiiien fir tpit
biele tpir rehnen ionen. Sm aomitet
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Neibnadtsgeihenfe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
2l,,s HentciteaN. pa.
Odnfidollno

fir sic anlaBlib bes Sooes unieres
geliebten @atten uno Gaters
Wihael Srcd)slcr
ms entgegensebrad)te Spmpatbie,
9eteiligung ser 2anoslelte, 6reln'
Be ionic Witglieoer bes 3ipeig 6 unN
oes Traten @erein 3iueig 16 am
Acknowledgements Ealtor slug. S.
Gnsclbreht fir oie troitreid)e Hre.
oigt. Dem Central gerbanb tiir Die
slussnblung ser Geriiherlng, Benz
3lueia 6 iiir aussabllug oes 9ofal,
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itano Der @titglieber in unierem
groBen 2eio. @ott pergelts allen.
Tie trauernoen Sointer6liebener
Sobn nno @nttin
Nmna 9redJsler.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
NmS farrell, pa.
Ndtnns sdipeitern bonn 3,peis q

Ndtnne .sdtpeiterm bonn 3tpeig 81.
slae Sfpeitern mGgen iih bieie
Nabrift sltr aentnis nebmen ,lnb
barnah bunbellL benn iebe Sf1peiter
tpeiB, Dob iuir beihloiien bdben Elm
0rnppenbilb
bonn Gerein 5lt MAIDEN. N,,n lit alles
iotpeit fertig uno ser anfang loa ge=
maht tueroen. SeSe Shtpeiter lit &C.
beten inn @olo Gone Stuoio an State
StraBe porslliprehen Inn ibr 9ilo
ncbmen 81 laiien. Gs bat anl 1. gso-
penlber beeonnen uno oa,,ert einen
gansen @onat. ieSof moaen sic
Sdpueitern niht bis 5ulett luarten,
oamit alles friiber fertig miro.
Stipeitern, sic in anoeren Stdo.
ten tpobnen, mogen bieiem Iuirui
nahfommen uno ipenn noglid) in
eincm iolhen Stnbio porlprehen, 100
ems lit. 9as gilo loa 8eiid)tsgrobe
iein, einen Sud- uno einen balben
baben, ,,rh ioa nift mebr ,pie ST .0O
foiten. 8elpiB bat jeoe Shipelter ie,
manoen bier, an Sen lie lih member,
fam, tpenn niht, 10 lit sic YrGiiben-
tin ooer SefretGrin germ bereit es 81
tun Cara Sralts, tSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
8tueig Is.

3meig 10.
gs piro allen Miteliebern be.
fannt eenraM, ooB fir Sanistog,
Sen 81. Mobember, abenbs, Elm
Wereins6aIar
beIhIoI1en fpltroe. Cine iebe Shtpe-
iter tpirb 6aber eriu1t ettpos oaail
bei5htraeen unS mitaatbelfen, 0ieien
9ainr au einem guten grfolg al'
MAIDEN. Nadber miro &arten- uno
anoere Spiele geipielt rno ein gutter
2,tnd miro aub porban0en iein.
MIio fommt alle.
Wurp 0ogelbuber, lSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19

Smei9 32.


bdlt Santstag, BEN 81. Nop., abenos
8 ltbr, cine .ltnterbaltmng ab.
Nae ainSer bes 3ipeig 80 uno As
iino ber5lid einselaoen. Gie Miit-
ter, ipelhe iih NIT oen ainoern un-
terbalten lpoilen, iino gebeten iih bel
ser Yrdiioentin, autb. @roB, ober
6ei Der Sefr. an5llmelben. allf oas
pir uns rihtet f0nnen,. nm genug
porbereiten an fonnen. Nid)t pereeBt,
fommt ale. bieies lit Die erlte Inter.
baltung fir Ole &inber, ,peld)e eine
Yolicp bonn Central Gerbano baben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19

@ir laben baber alle Mitglieber,
Greunoe uno Conner oer Stride EN-
ms audi an bieiem 8aidr au ,inter'
fifteen. Nitslieoer pelde nod Sano,
urbeit ooer @..gud Oabeim baben.
iollten es beitinn,t uno seitig sitr
Stride brinsen. Muh @eihenfe tper.
Sen onnfeno anaenommen.
Sopbie 9ltrb, ,Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19

ringerer als Hraiibent slbrabam 2in-
coin in 6en bitterer, Tagen bes @iir.
Uerfrieges oen Jeiertag protlamier-
te. Sn ietner Grfldrung iogte er oa-
mails: rselblt Sic (in bieien &riees-
aeiten) nottpe,,oigen MbIenfungen
ton araft nno 9eihtum bon ben
neutrality-suspicious. frieoliber @irt-
idait buben ireoer oem Yfllige nod
oatn @ebitltbl nod Dem Sai,bels-
idiff Ginbalt bieten fonnen. Gle
Mrt bat Sic 8rensen ,mierer Nieoer-
laiiungen bor1u6rtseeIdpoten, Die
gergiuerfe hes Giien-, Goblen- lmo
anoeren ipertpouen Ntetallabbaus
boben reihere getrdge er3ielt, als ie
sl,oor. Iud) rniere Benolferung lit
in itetem @adIen besriffen = nmo
oies trot ser Gerluita, oie mir III
sen 5elolagern uno aif oeuShlatbt-
feloern erlitten baben."
gs fins eeraoe oieie Wurte ser
2incoln 'iben Ganflaeunestag 8ro-
flumaticn, Sic audi llns Ha6fahren
bon beute tief su 6ersen geben ioll-
| ten, tpeil lie oielelbe Situation be-
treiien,N nno aud) su bemlelben slr-
belts, Spfer- ,mo &fgeiite a1-
lporitsl1, lpie oalnuls i'm Sabre
1868. Mnberes frsilib aus ser 2in-
n-Groflamatipn triift nuf lnlere
3eit ni6t mehr su 2incoln iprah
| 4. g. oabon, baB es 8rimO 5ltnl
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mitten Ser ,Shrefen ocs eigenen
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| ausip1rtiaen 6einben anee9riffen
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uns ehen iold,e aus,p6rtigen SSeilibe
in @sltalt ser ialid)en Sapaner lmo
ihrer europGiihen sldienpartner
mitten I'M 6rieoen iiberfielen, gilt
oieier Sell bon 9incoln's 8otid,aft
nift mebr. llnb gottlob auf) bin
Iiihtlib ser Satiade, Dab lniere yta.
| tion beute oem genleinianlen 1einoe
gegeniiber 10 einig oaitebt, pie nod
Iielten inn Gerlauie ibrer 8eItyldte.
Son 9fcroomerifa aus breitete
liid ser 8eoaufc 0es Ganfiagunas'
taqes audi auf Wtittel- ,llro Siio.
lamerifa aus, uno sic pnnanlerifa.
lniid)e iSolinaritdt fom auf in oie-
| fer 9esiebung idon im Sabre 1908
sum Mnsori,f, oils man = an rn'
ierem thanksgiving Iap" - in
| @aibington Sen Priten allnmerlfa-
iniihen Sanfiaglngstag abblelt. slr
lihm nabmen Iertreter aller mtein
,amerifaniihen Hepublifen tell. Sl
loer aatbeorale ser 8unoesbaupt
Iita0t muroe cine feierlid)e 0anfag
Iunssnleiie abeebalten.
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r@ic" Ser gntitebung bieies idso+
men sSeiertages unierer Station ipirf
|bie Satlahe, baB mir i'm eigentlid
Iaer 8ebarrlidfeit elmer sSrau 5u Der
banfen babeu. Die Sfriitleiterii
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
,lms 11ilcs, Otie
3iueig 20

beid)loB in ser Nopember- -Geriamm,
lung eincn Sans am %. Nouember
abSubalteu. Iies ipuroe einItinlmia
angellonmen.
ySir laoen aQe 9efannten imi
Srclmoe bon nab nno fern ein. sSrei.
er Gintritt fir alle. Gin tiiftiges
Somitae miro inns aacs in better
@eiie 81, bereiten.
90. 6. 9ieltif, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
3meis 80.

Die monatlihe BeriammIung fin.
oct Donnerstagcbeno, ben 26. Nop.,
ltatt. Aue iSdapeitern iino eri,ht Der
0eriamnrlung bei3utpobnen, oenn es
Iino iebr tpihtige 8eidGfte 5u erie.
oigen. Nad Ser geriammlung miro
&affee mno Sudden ierpiert bonn &ir.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19

hen 6raiien Gerein. Sbapeiter Snra
Rramer 1T ai,f Der &ranfenlilte. @ir
tpiinihen ibr baloiee 9eifenlng.
Catherine Mel5er, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19

Gbrcn ser @eteranen bes lebten
Weltfrieses gemeinitaftlif am %.
Nopennber elm
Nanfett
i'm Sahienbeim an &nilrono Strabe
sebe1. tpo5u aae Sfitglieoer outs
ber,lidlte einselaoen iinO.
I'm oieies 8anfett 5u einem Gr-
folge 81 MAIDEN unb aQes gut uno
gcl.l.;geno porberaiten 5ll fOnnen,
iperoen alle Mitglieoer uno 5reunoe,
oie oaran teil5unebn,en geoenfen, &C.
bsten uns freunolihlt eriubt lid
an3umelbsn, inbem lie Die HrGitoen-
tin 5rau Gliiabetb @irid)t, Tele'
pbon 1858 ober Bert. 3ontid, Gel.
5494, auiruiep nidt ipater >als bis
Mittpod), cen 25. Nopenber.
gsur Witglieb.r, oie iid anmel-
cen, t6nnen llno lperben beriidiid,tig1
:peroen. Die 3eit lit fura baber
banSelt iGnell. Mebr bieriiber IN
nGhlter slusgabe oieier 3eitung.
7as &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-19
2(,as Salcnt, Otie
Ndtnng Salemer Sadien.

slaen Nitglieoern ser 3ipeige 1S
ltno 19 oiene 5ur gefdligen Nad)<
riGt, Dab sic &ranfen Sereine 5il
Gbrcn ser Geteranen bes lebten
Weltfrieses gemeinitaftlif) am %.
Nnnpu,hpr pin
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
Making Homes
For New Group

Ralph J. Wagner. president and
general manager OF the Huron
Homes Company. working in close
cooperation with the FLA. has built
more than $50 homes in Ypsllanti.
His organization has been instru-
mental in helping many families
to own their own homes, and the
construction OF these new resi-
dences has aided materially In
meeting an urgent housing need
in the community. Also this work
represents a big sum OF money
for material and wages. most OF
which has been spent right here
at home.
"Ypsilanti is riding high and
dandy due TO the coming OF tho
bomber plant which In full opera
ton will transform TO a great ex-
tent the mercantile sud resideu;
life OF this community" said Mr..
Wagner. I'VE have the home at
fractions, school atmosphere, and
fine churches that make Ypsilant
an outstanding city"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21

and southern boundaries OF the plant
area
An important part of the road
building project is the construction
divided highway which will route
traffic westward from the plant
area, bypass Ypsilanti 10 the south
and intersect uS-l12 just west Of
the city. Eventually. this will form
part OF the relocation of NIL aud
will form a northwestern approach
to the bomber plant.
Indicative OF the about attitude
which characterizes all activities
concerning the bomber plant. are
giant bodybuilding machines used
in the project Dual drum PAYERS are
capable OF turning out a yard OF
concrete every so seconds
A mobile loader. used for the first
time in state highway construction.
loads trucks with three cubic yards
of dirt at a single operation. Con-
ventional shoyels can load only one
and quarter cubic yards at a time.
Men used oil heaters TO continue
work in freezing Temperatures.
A continuous stream OF trucks
transported 10000 cubic yards OF
dirt every "a hours from the dor.
row pitt to the highway right OF
way for filling and grading pur.
poses. An enormous amount OF
earth has been required 10 raise the
new highways several feet to secure
proper foundation, because OF the
high water table" in the vicinity OF
the bomber plant.
Cooperating in the huge highway
project are Washtenaw and Wayne
County road commissions. the state
highway department and federal
agencies
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
Druggist Says
City HOnOred

"ipsilanti was paid a great com
pliment when the worlds biggest
bomfer plant was located near
cur city" says Maynard c. Rich
ardson. Henry Ford Is correct
ly rated as the worlds greatest
motor car genius and now the
bomber plant further reflects his
constructive ability. II will do
great things for our country and
for the world. The men and wom-
en- on the payroll are a fine lot OF
people. Let US give them a real
Ypsilsnti Welcome" said Mr.. Rich
ardson.
For the past twenty one years
Mr.. Richardson has been in the
drug business. Fourteen employees
assist him in giving good service
in keeping with the slogan OF the
Rotary Club. OF which he is a
member.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-21
Millions Required For Roads
to Ypsilanti Bomber Factory

Ford's mammoth Ypsilanti bomb
er plant, in which under full produc-
ton an estimated 100000 workers
can be employed. has already ne
cessltated a road-building project OF
approximately IS miles OF access
highways at a construction cost OF
more than 100000.
Included in the project. part OF
which has been completed and por-
lions OF which remain 10 be started,
are the relocation OF M-l7 for about
three miles. the paving OF a system
OF roads circling the plant and the
construction of a system OF cut
offs and by-passes from main stem
highways to plant parking lots.
Included is the new four-mile
stretch OF a four-lane divided high
way north OF the plant and present
Ecorse Rd. This highway leaves
US-l12 Just east OF the Wayne
Washtenaw County line. branching
off from a clover-leaf approach OF
several levels, and joins Van Born
and Ecorse Rds. 10 route traffic
from the northeast into the plant.
South OF the plant. Chase Rd., run
ming east and west, is enlarged and
improved to handle traffic from the
southeast. West OF the plant. run
ming north and south, a widened and
improved Wizard Rd. routes traffic
from the south.
From these main arterial entranc-
es, a system OF smaller connections
will carry vehicles into the plant
parking grounds and loading docks.
Jacksonville Rd., which forms the
county line and formerly divided
the plant proper from the airfield.
has been permanently closed to traf-
lie for a mile between the northern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
PRAISES POT ROAST HINT

Dear Almanack:
| have wanted TO tell you for
weeks how very grateful l am
for the suggestion i read in your
Hint Column for cooking a pot
roast l took a metal pie plate
(Which fitted a large kettle on
the inside) punched holes in 1t,
as directed, put on my roast and
very little water and had the
most tender delicious roast
cooked in half the time docs not
shrink the roast as boiling does)
delicious brown gravy and the
meat, lovely and moist Fit a
tight cover over kettle.
Since then l have cooked my
ham, veal and even roasted a
small chicken III 1t and now that
we must conserve all resources. /
hope all you readers will try it
and so help save fuel and food
l have told many Of my friends
TO try il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
GRAHAM MUFFINS
Dear Almanack.

Dear Almanack:
We are very fond Of mullins.
especially the graham type. Here
IS my recipe which is easy To
follow. DO try it and youu be
delighted with the result.
l cup siftcd -four
/ cup graham -four
3 teaspoons baking powder
y cup sugar
! teaspoon salt
] egg beaten
l cup milk
4 tablespoons melted butter
or other shortening
Sift -four once, measure, add
graham -four, baking powder.
sugar and salt and sift again.
Combine egg, milk and butter,
add 10 -four miXturc beating long
enough TO dampcn all the -four.
Bake in creased muffin pans in
hot oven 400 degrees f. for
twenty-five minutes. Makes s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
BUTTERSIILK JELLY
Dear Almanack:

Dear AlmanaCk;
My grandmother couldn't al
ways get honey so she made
what she called Buttermilk Jelly.
This is how to make il.
Take nice fresh buttermilk. To
each cup Of buttermilk add a cup
Of white sugar. You will have
20 watch it at first so it won't
turn cheese-lke, stir quite a little
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
JUST CABBAGE

Dear AlmauaCk.
Not long ago, I tried cooking
head Of cabbage, whole, just
20 see what II would do. II did
plenty. and was SO good that /
pass it on TO you. thinking now
that We have been throwing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
AImanack Echoes

The shortcr the letters the better.
Nome should be more than 20O words.
Address them to The American
Weekly Housewives Food Almanack.
4. %. BoN 1871, Grand Central Annex,
New York city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

ITOK all letters printed In this col
Il umn The American Weekly will
paN@Al \ prize Winning recipe IN
hMarded -. the same a. on the
AlmanaCk page BE sure 10 write
your name and address plainly and
a." one side of the paper only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Mrs. Henry Bormann,
Cleveland Ohio

Mrs Rormanu. your mullins are
easy 20 make and af' very llEht IN
texture. som" ~ our readers viii
prefer mullins that are not quite a.
sweet as yuWs However. W. be
lI"yo that many hUus"keepers will
agree with US that you deserve a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Aimanaek Hints

FAVE YOU time or money
saving hint 10 pass on TO other
AlmAnackers? such ideas are
worth sharing with other readers,
and the AlmanaCk wants to print
thPm-the more the merrier. For
each such hint sent in and used
in this department we will pay 81.
You may send in as many as you
want. Hints not used cannot be
returned. Please keep them short
and to the point and address:
ALMANACK HINTS EDITOR.
=. q. Box 1871.
Grand Central Annex, New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
1T !.
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PICKLED SMELLS

Dear Almanack.
After several experiments, /
arrived at the following recipe.
which | believe most people who
like. picked fish, will find de-
lciOus:
pounds smelts
/ onion sliced
4 or 5 bay leaves, broken up
slices lemon
cups vinegar
2 cups water
teaspoons salt
Cut off heads, tails and fins
from scaled smelt, wash thorough
ly and dry in towel Lay fish in
oiled steamer or use Colander
over boiling water. Put in only
one layer at a time, sprinkle
with salt and steam three min
utes. when flesh of smelts is
white, but firm. Lay in deep dish
or crock, and as you steam rest
Of fish, place each layer on top
Of previous layer. Boil vinegar,
water salt, onion and bay leaves
FIVE minutes and when cold, pour
over fish and add slices of lemon.
Cover and set aside for at least
forty-eight hours before using
Smells prepared in this way will
keep two weeks or more.
Mrs. John Ringsmith,
Green BaV. Wisconsin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Mrs. William w. thinner,
Syracuse New York.

Mrs thinner We are glad 20 re-
ceiye your letter praising this hint.
We. too. are mighty glad 20 know
this fine way Of cooking potroast.
The original hint was contributed by
Mrs Swanson. BroCkton, Mass. The
Editor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
MIS-. John Ringsmith,
Green Bay, Wisconsin

tNrs RinPsmith your recipe for
PlGsi.d Smells was tried out in our
Test Kitchen and found 10 &elX
good IHTCrd. Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
MIS-. NetJle Kay DdWsOH,
Independence. Mo.

Mrs Dawson. your experiment
wins prize for you You are TO be
complimented on your suggestion for
NOT wasting food Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
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away the best part Of cabbage.
BE sure you have a good solid
head and trim all tough outer
leaves away, Then place root
end down in any cooking utensil
GUST so you have a tight lid in
about one inch Of water-salt,
and sprinkle a little sugar over
IT, Let the water come TO a rapid
boil, then lower the fame to sim
mer and cook until the cabbage
is tender but no more. Serve on
plate with any good cheese
sauce.
Mrs. Nettie Kay Dawson,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
KNITTING

When doing a lot Of knitting
nay finger get sore SO now l stick
a small piece OF adhesive tape
across the top Of my finger and
can knit for a long time.
Mrs NJ. Death,
Scranton. Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
JELLY

To remove Jelly from a mold
put a hot cloth around the mole
for a few seconds. invert the mole
and the Jelly will come out with.
out sticking.
Mrs John Fish
West Salem. Wise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

at first try it in cold water It
should be nice and brown in color
Is cooked like other jelly, and
tastes like honey ..
Mrs John Lovaas,
Lindsay. Montana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

Nrs Lo,als oar thanks for your
unusual recipe utilizing butt,rmIlk.
Mary Lee -wtarp
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CLANS

To open hard clans easily.
pour hot water over them and
let them stand for few minutes.
Miss Helen Candle,
Arlington. Va.
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ASBESTOS

\ piece Of asbestos cut 20 fit
and tackled -to-the-iFeRihe
board before the padding is put
on Will prevent warping of the
ironing board This gives that
smooth surfaee-ftquired for good
ironing.
Mary Jane Gordon,
Swlssvale, Pa.
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lol2 by Ancr.an W..kIy IN trat Blln Rights Rcsvcd
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mullins
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nue.: Harry l.. Polk, 9440 Monica
avenue; Edward K Hammer 1899
Wisconsin We n u e; Thomas r.
Hansen. 146l7 Asbury Park: Her
bert H. Howard. 1865 West Eight
Mile road. and Lilton ID. Mont
gomery. 1904 Medbury avenue.
The others, Gordon VI. Ciarkson,
254 Massachusetts avenue, High
land Park; William T. Cumming
6l33 Mead avenue, Dear born:
Nicholas VI. Battles, Grand Rapids;
George d. Card. East Lansing:
Reuben ~. Coldwander. Calumet;
Charles w. Cox. Battle Creek;
James L. Douglas. Marquette;
Kenneth c.. Erickson, Muskegon.
Robert Haw, Flint: Raymond p.
Heuer. Sault Ste. Marie; Llewellyn
c. Greene. OtSego; Gramer l..
Mann, Pontiac; Chester c. Nisie-
wicz, Grand Rapids; Brian B.
O'Neill. Wakefield. Howard n.
Parker. Battle Greek; Dolor NJ.
Perow, Escanaba; Leslie A. Read
Sault Ste. Marie, and Gordon
TreSscl, Wakefield.
Pfc. p. Steve Boran. a652 Lenox
avenue, who now is stationed
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Pvt. Martin BaginSki. former
director OF the mental division Of
Wayne County probate court and
state legislator. has been assigned
TO the artillery replacement center
at Fort Sill, Okla.
Second Glass Seaman Edward p.
Haggerty OF the coast guard is
visiting his home, 1859 Turner
avenue, on a Today furlough.
Through the profered facilities
OF the Business Institute Of De-
troit via its president. Arthur F,
Tull, the Selfridge Field shortage
OF schooled typists is being RENE
died.
AS a patriotic gesture Tull Of
fered the schools facilities 10 aid
in teaching the soldiers tipping as
its contribution 10 the war effort.
Two classes Of 20 soldiers each
have been given instruction and
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are somewhat alike in SPELL
ing but only two are his
torically important. Which is
not?
SIN English law what Is the
sign ance Of the kings
bench7
SAIL natural objects are CLASH
fed into three grand divisions
These are called Kingdoms.
Can you name them?
Its every man for himself on
a ships companionway in
rough weather. Describe one.
ANSWERS on Page $50
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cents for each series of so. If you
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Hurry, hurry, hurry, poster
stamp collectors, and avail your
self OF this new and easy way TO
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