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Evening star., 1942-11-22

going to merge screen work with
being business executive-my
mans at war-and in between times
I'll sandwich exhibition skating
tours.
1t all began shortly after I fin
ished Iceland" When the picture
ended I had to rush to New York
to join Dan Topping, my husband.
The reunion was by no means an
ordinary husband routine
had to get there on time because I
had to study all the various ramifi-
cations of Dams business affairs.
Dams in the marines. I've taken
over his business for the duration.
I've become an ideal correspond
ent. That was the first step in TAX
ing over for Dan. A month ago
was the worlds worst letter writer.
Today, after four weeks intensive
training. mostly spent in Dams
office in Brooklyn. know all about
how to dictate to a secretary.
got my practice writing friends back
in Hollywood.
Learns Office Routine.
And I've learned Office routine.
Enough to get me by anyway.
know what a filing cabinet looks like,
and know the difference between
a mimegraph and an adding ma
chine. Other actresses are lucky;
sooner or later those bits Of busi-
ness equipment creep into their pic
lures. My pictures have yet to show
me as business girl, so I have
never had much chance to familiar
ize myself with anything but skates.
Under my new contract I'm sup
posed to make three pictres in two
years. When I finished Iceland"
completed the first third Of this
deal. Now the studio has begun
preparing Quota Girl" for me and
so in addition to my studying office
routine I've also had to crowd in
bit of script studying I had to
give up going on my regular tour Of
the country with my ice show this
winter on the lavish scale Of the
past.
Skating Requires Practice.
But Just the same skating is one
of the fine arts and unless you keep
In more or less daily trim you lose
bit of your touch, as in piano play
ing or lathe running or any other
precision work. So. on the side, be-
tween ONCE work and studying
script, have to get in an hour or
so Of skating every day. especially
since I'm not going to have the ice
show on such a big scale.
Therell be an ice show, all right,
and I'll have to get up new numbers
for it and rehearse it and all, but
transportation isn't what it was, and
boys are scarce. Rehearsals have
already started, in Indianapolis, and
the show will open in that city on
Novener l8. Wen play six other
cities.
Just in case anybody has forgot
ten what Dams business is, this may
be q good time to mention that he
runs the Brooklyn Dodgers profes-
sional football team as well as q
large advertising agency.
And also there are q lot OF side
ventures I've always had, such as in
vestments and commercial tie-ups,
I've always managed them myself.
I'm going to continue doing so,
Just before the Nazis invaded Nor
way, for instance. had q hunch
that prompted me to advise Alaf,
my brother. to sell the fur buiness
my family had run for many years
In Oslo. We traded for IN interest
in q freight steamship line which
hauls cargoes Of sugar. coffee and
other products between South and
Evening star., 1942-11-22
New Male for Lupe

Walter Reed, young Broadway re-
cruit, has won the romantic lead in
RKO Radios Mexican Spitfire' S
Blessed Event." next of the comedy
series starring Lupe Velez and Leon
Enrol.
Reeds work with Pat O'Brien,
Randolph Scott and Anne Shirley
in "Bombardier" secured him this
role. Viewing "rushes" on this fea-
ture, studio executives were strongly
impressed by his performance and
consider him the outstanding male
discovery of the past several seasons.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

| take himself particularly seriously,
but he Is death on detail as far as
his pictures are concerned.
Kids Reject Neckinx.
whenever I can I go sit In an
audience at my pictures at kid mat
inees. I want to find out what they
like and what they hoot at. That's
one reason. for instance, that you
never see me doing any heavy neck
ing on the screen. The kids don't
like it."
Sure" said the ever-helping
Gabby Hays, his chin whiskers bob
bing up and down. And you never
see me or Roy firm away like a
machine gun without stoppin' long
enough to reload"
Roy lives in San Fernando VAL
ley, movie star conception of a
ranch. Martha Raye used to own
the place. It has a swimming pool
and tennis court. Roy uses the
pool to store feed for his horses, and
neighborhood kids use the court for
roller-skating rink.
The discussion turned to the
western pictures" and curtailment
Of the brand by some studios to meet
raw film restrictions.
"Huh," snorted Gabby, who
hoped along with, Hop-Along Cas-
sidy Bill Boyd at Paramount for
years before bringing his whiskers
under the Rogers banner. "therell
always be Westerns. They're success
full in spite Of their selves. Can't
help. Kids won't let us quit maxim
'em."
Rides = Bicycle.
Judging by what Rogers said the
kids today, notably in smaller towns,
are as rabid Western fans as ever.
At Carnegie, Pa, he said, young
sters all but dismantled his car and
trailer on one personal appearance
and when the tour-55 shows In So
days-was over, his horse Trigger
was almost minus a tail.
"They kept pullin' out hairs for
souvenirs" he explained. Trigger
wasn't present just then to cor
roborate the claim.
Not all his fans are kids, though.
Once 1 ran across a soldier who had
hitch-hiked from San Diego to
Hollywood.
II done 1t. I done it. I shook
hands with Roy Rogers" the soldier
announced. Game all the way up
here, but I done it,"
I'D have driven him back to San
Diego if Id known about it, Roy
said.
A moment later we parted and
Roy. in typical Western style, dis
appeared in whirl of dust. Typical
but for one thing. He was riding a
bicycle.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

their recording Of THE Last Round
up proved a sensation. Also a
headache for those who grew weary
OF the little dogies. Remember?
Eventually Roy got job at Re-
public, which now proclaims him
king of the cowboys" The title
was handed down, Of course, when
Republics No. singing cowboy star,
Gene Autry. joined the Army Air
Force. Autry must have ignored
Evening star., 1942-11-22
On Heels of Exploit

John Wexley, playwright and
scenarist, has been signed by Para
mound to write the screen play OF
Advance Agents in Africa" the
dramatic story of Maj. Gen. Mark
Clark and his aides in setting up
Americas invasion of North Africa
Wexley wrote THE Last Mile
and co-authored such pictures as
Confessions Of Nazi Spy" and
THE Amazing DR.. CntterhouSe.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

Mr.. Yates, too-he didn't go into
the cavalry.
So much for Roy's background. 1t
demonstrates that Republics king
is made of stern stuff if not life
on the cold prairie, at least Horatio
Alger stuff. And he certainly can
ride horse.
Roy is nice-looking young fell
low of about 20, with reddish blond
hair and clear blue eyes. He doesn't
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Heroes Assigned

Two heroes of the battle OF Bataan
have been assigned by the War De-
apartment to act as technical ad-
yisers on the Mark Sandrich Para
mount production, $50 Proudly We
Hail" They are 1t. Eunice Hatchitt,
an Army nurse. and Col. Thomas
w. Doyle, who was in command OF
enc Of the infantry regiments.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Actor.Writer Now

Norman Foster has been signed to
an acting-writing contract at goth
Century-Fox Studio and will short
ly receive his first assignment. The
former Broadway stage player and
later Hollywood screen star also di-
rected several pictures for the studio
few years ago before concentrating
on the combination career.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
Readjustment Months.

Central American ports and the
United States.
Readjustment Months.
The next IL months are going to
be months of readjustment. and the
most amazing bulk of work I ever
dreamed existed. At first the pros
pect dismayed me. Now I find my
self looking forward to the next
days work.
I'm glad Of one thing. This work
Is q strain. and the year is going
to be a strain. Every woman in
America is confronting much the
same sort OF prospect, taking over
where her man left off when he
went into service. I'm glad that
skating so much has built up a
reserve of physical energy for me
and that I've kept in condition all
these years.
Something tells me I'm going to
need it.
Rsleased By the North American
Newspaper Alliance Inc.)
Evening star., 1942-11-22
BY SONIA HENIE.

I've got only thing mind
Usually when chance to write
million and things they write
and one things wrapped this thing
It's the next
turned threat
Evening star., 1942-11-22

Central American ports and the
United States.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
La Henie Triple Threat
Woman for the Duration
Combines Skating With
Business of Running
Husbands Football Team
By SONIA HENIE,

HOLLYWOOD.
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
La escuadra fancesa esta en- Dakar
Discurso del Almirante Darlan

Los mejores barcos de la es-
cuadra francesa, incluyendo el
acorazado Richelieu, los cruce-
roS Gloire, Montcalm y George
Leygues Y los destructores Fan
taSque, Malin y Terrible, va es-
tan en- Dakar. Ell numero de sub
marinos. ALI, pasa de II, con
tres barredores de minas, diez
'corvettes" y pequenas embar-
caciones.
Los nazis dijeron hace pocos
iias que un avi6n de GAIA anne
ricano habia derribado en- 81 al
re un aeroplano del teniente CO.
mandante frances Dalliere. La
verdad es que ell teniente iba
de observador en- ell aparato y
trataba de averiguar la poten-
ella de los refuerzos americanos
desembarcados en- Freetown.
Marcel Deaf, ell famoso fas-
cista, dice en- su peri6dico Lou
vre que los anglo-sajones CONT
nGan desembarcando hombres y
materiales en- amenaza a Dakr.
La gaceta., 1942-10-23

iBerna, Suiza, oct 23.-El al
mirante Darlan lie habl6 aver a
las autoridades de Dakar Y les
dijo que una seria amenaza gra-
vita sobre esa colonia frncesa.
clos nuevos ataques contra
Dakar seran contestados como
en- septiembre de 1910, cuando
fue derrotada una expedition
mandada por De la Gaulle.
"Son falsos los cargos de que
Almania Sc propone utilizar es-
tie territorio".
Algunos observadores inter
pretan Ia vista del almirante co
mo un aviso a Alemania para
que desista de reclutar a la fuer
"a a los trabajadores franceses.
Afirmase que Laval dijo Ell mar
tes a los ministries que Sc prepa-
rasen a partir con un aviso de
"a horas. Laval tiene hasta no
viembre l" para ordenar la cons
cripci6n y hasta noviembre 30
para entregar los trabajadores
en- Alemania.
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
CORTE DE POlIclA
Multado ell obrefo Leto

Tn trabajador de los asti-
lleros, Frank Leto, vecino del
1922 West Cass, fue condena-
do aver a $50 de multa por
violar las reglas del "apaga-
luces' en- Tampa.
lie acus6 Ralph Marsicano,
abogado consultor de la ciu-
dad, de guar con descuido y
usar lenguaje durante ell "apa
glauces' del dia 6 de octubre.
lie hibo los cargos ell ciuda-
dano Genaro Rodriguez, en-
cargado de paralizzar ell tran
sito y pedir ell cumplimiento
de las reglas puestas en- vigor
por la Junta de Defensa.
Leto insult6 a Rodriguez y
desapareci6, siendo arrestado
mas tarde,
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
ACTO DEL SUBCOMITE DE
u A RUSSIA

Sc efectuara hoy, en- ell Cen
tro Obrero, un acto patrocinado
por 81 Subcomite Local de Ayu-
da M6dica a Russia.
Hablaran los ORES. Trelles y
Baldor y el professor Jer6nimo
Mallo. Sc ofrecera tambien un
acto de mGsica y variedades.
Las senoras F. Hernandez y
M. Romero, del comite de pu-
blicidad, invitan al p1blico y nos
hacen una invitaci6n especial.
Una oportunidad, dicen elias
para mostrar la gran admira-
ci6n que sentimOs por nuestra
valiente aliada Russia.
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
LOS QUE DESEEN ACEITE
COMBUSTIBLE Y "KERO-
N DEBERAN LIE
MAR SUS SOLICITUDES
ANTES DEL Ola II DE NO
VIEMBRE

La junta local de racionamien
to hizo saber que todos los per-
misos para aceite combustible o
kerosene" daberan estar en- su
poder antes del dia II de noviem
bre.
clos que solicitor aceite des-
.pues de esa fecha seran claSafi-
cados como demorados y su ra-
ci6n d%eterminada sObre una ba-
Sc de prorrateo.
Todos los c~ousumidores debe-
ran inscribirse entire los dias va
s~ehalados, octubre %, 80 y 81.
Los detallistas Sc inscribiran los
ldfas 81 y % de octubre.
La gaceta., 1942-10-23

Londres, Oct. 23.-Un articu-
10 de fonjo publicado en- ell pc
ri6dico de Budapest Magyar
sag, correspondence al 6 de Sep
tiembre de 1912, empieza con
las palabras siguientes:
Isl; senoras Y senores, no
hay modo de proteger a ustedes
del csmarada Stain. Todo Ell
pueblo de Budapest, los estrate-
gas de cafe y los propaladores
3e rumores que envenenan ed
aire y tratan de demostrar que
Budapest no es Berlin; que Mos
GU no considera a Budapest CO.
mo un enemigo de la misma ca
tegoria que Berlin y que incluso
10 mira con cierta simpatia, to-
das estas gentes han tenido una
prueba de dicha simpatfa. Quie-
mes todavfa Green en- ellos deben
darse una vuelta por Kispest y
contemplar la colonia de casas
0breras en- ruinas."
Este al ticulo de 1ondo de Ma
gyrsag" revela la cOnsternaci6n
con que ell pals ha comprobado
que los 1000 Kilometres que Sc
paran Budapest de Moscu no
han bastado para proteger a la
capital de Hungria, sino tam
bien varios objetivos militares
importantes.
Dos veceS en- cinco dias, las
noches del A al 5 Y del 9 al 10 de
Septiembre, los aviones rusos de
bombardeo han atacado O solo la
capital de Hungri, sine tmbi6n
vrios objetivos militres impor-
tantes.
Ell articulo del "Magyarsag''
solo menciona la colonia de ca
Sas obreras de Kispest. Els una
colonia obrera, llamada "Wek-
erletelep", en- honor del antique
Primer Ministro Wekerle. Fue
conStruida en- la orilla oriental
del Danubio, al extreme sur de
la capital para que los trabaja-
doreS, en- ndmero de $4,000, pu-
diesen viVir cerca del lugar de
su trabajo. Wekerletep esta in
mediata a un barrio de grandes
r~esidemcias de Budapest, pero
conduce a una enorme iona in
dustrial. Esta IONA, ahora, esta
dedicada exclusivamente a la
production de armamentos. Las
fabricaS, que durante la paz ia
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
SALUDOS DE DOS
BUENOS AMIGOS
Lorenzo q Tom

BESIDE la clinica de los Mayo,
IN Rochester, Minnesota, donde
sc encuentran, nos saludan los
bueos amios Lorenzo Hernandez
exjuez de paz de Ybor City, Y
Tom Whitaker, ell distinguido lie
trade.
Estan sometidoS ALI a minu-
ciOSos reconocimientos, con to-
dos los analisis y radiografias
quo la ciencia requiere.
Mucho apreciamos la corteSia
Y deseamos verloS en- Tampa,
pronto, para satisfaction
de sus familiares y amigos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
NUEVO JEFE DE LAS CONS
TRUCCIONES DE GUERRA

Washington. oct. 23.-Donald
Nelson escogil6 aver al vicepresi
dente de la Junta de Production
de Guerra, Sr. Eberstadt, para
supreme jefe de tOda construc-
ci6n de guerra hasta que llegue
la paz.
Una junta presidida por Eb-
erstadt estudiara todos los nue.
vos prOyectos militares y civil
les valuados en- 100000 o mas
FL coronel Gordon E. Texton a
nalizara y resolvera todos los
proyectos entire 100000 y $500
900.
La gaceta., 1942-10-23

New York, Octubre o.
Ell autor Y conferencista Wal
do Frank pidi6 aver I'm mas
elective programa, por parte
de la Secretaria de Estado.
para vigorizar y profundizar
las relaciones con los puebios
de la America Latina.
LA polftica de nuestro de-.
p~artamento de Estado es ira
tar mas bien con los gobier1os
que con los pueblos. FL pueblo
chleno pone las dificultades
Ell ell canine del gcbierno CHI
leno. La situaci6n en- la Ar
gentina es muy djferente. FL
gobierno es reacclonariO V va
ctl ira I'm pueblo que es since
ramente democratico; en- Chi.
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
La aviacion rusa y sus vsitas a Budapest
Ventcnas ilurninadas guiaron a los
aeroplanos rojos

bricaban derivados del alqui.
tran, productos quimicos, medi.
cinas, titles agricolas, herra.
mientas y mobiliario, eSta cons
truyendo ahora aviones y mon
tando submarines y torpederos
automobiles para Ell Mar Negro.
Las fundiciones trabaian con
un material distinto del acos-
tumbrado, pero las instalaciones
pueden utilizarse sin hacer en-
elias alteraciones. Muchos peque
nos talleres, demasiado numero-
SOS para mencionarlos, estan ira
bajando por complete para los a
lemanes. Aun cuando-como d.
cen los periodicos de Budapest.
ninguno de los SO grandes in.
cendios y las nueve atlas column
mas ue LaFnaS que Sc e9evarOn
deSpu6s del primer raid russo
p~rdaedieran de ning1n centric
industrial, los danos han debido
ser bastante serios. La destruc-
ci6n de las casas en- la colonia
obrera solamente habra dejado
sin hogan a baStantes obre-
ros para reducir entertainments
la production de las fabricas.
En- realidad, los efectos del
bombardeo fueron eSpecialmen-
te severos, como puede inferirse
de los Gltimos informes publica-
dos en- la prensa de Budapest.
(COntinuGrG).
La gaceta., 1942-10-23

10 estimulante behida, Tai me
dida Sc impondra para cum
plir la orden limitando ell con-
sumo al 65 por ciento de la
cantidad usada en- tiempos
normales.
Neciamente Sc ha venido o.
cultando ell cafe en- muchos lu
cares y principalmente en- las
ciudades grandes.
Los representatives de la in
dustria lechera opinan que en-
Navidad o ante SIDE Navidad
la mantequilla sera tambien
racionada. Ell consume por ell
resto del ano llegara a 10000
900 de libras.
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
Waldo Frank pide nuevas relaciones
con la America Latina
Opina que debiera ser cerrada la
embajadada de Franco

lie, ell pueblo es democraticc
tanlbien, pero por razonas e.
con6micas teme "a guerra
"Todas las emgajadas fas-
cistas en- la Am6rica-sin oil
Y Oar las embajadas de Fran
co-quiza la ma. peligrosa y
la mas cargada de traici6r.-
deben ser clausuradas.
"Estados Unidos debiera EN-
pear cerrando la embajada
que Franco tiene en- Washing.
ton"
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
LOS NAILS ENVIAN POLA-
COS AL FRENTE DE RU-
STA

Moscu, Octubre 23.-Pola-
cos a los que los nazis han
roclamado "alemanes' han ST.
do mandados al frente russo
para cubrir bajas sufridas por
las divisones "hitileristas.'
Varios grupos de polacos Sc
desertaron de una division de
infanteria ligera y los nazis
hicieron fuego sobre ellos. AL
gunos consiguieron llegar a
las lineas rusas.
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
ESTABLECIDO POR
LOS DE
ELECTRICIDAD DE LOS
SUBURBIOS

Tres vcclnos dc las afueras de
Tampa, Frank E. Cooper, Wal
ter K. Anderson y Lev G. Tayl-
c., presentaron hoy una recla-
maci6n en- la Corte del Circuito
con 81 fin de obligar a la compa
MIA Tampa Electric a implantar
en- los suburbios los mismos be-
neficios que concede a los con-
sumidores urbanos.
Pretenden estos individuos
que Ia empresa cobre a los 16,
900 consumidores del condado la
misma tarifa que carga a los de
la ciudd.
FL motive del litigio, Sagdn Sc
dice, es buscar provedho para
ella y sus conciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
LA AY1ACTON ALIADA
(Viene de Ia 1 pdg.)

reas americans derrib6 un
bombardero enemigo que ha-
cfa un vuelo de reconocimien-
to.
Las dltimas noticias indican
que la collaboration es COM
Pleta entire la escuadra manda-
da por ell vicealmirante Ghor
ley Y las fuerzas de MacAr-
thur.
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
SERAN R~ACIONADOS Ell
CAFE Y LA

New York, Octubre 23.-
Los concentrates de cafe es-
timan inevitable, para fines
de ano, ell racionamiento de
La gaceta., 1942-10-23
Ell TEMPO

Temperature suave para la
tarde Y la noche de hoy. Mini
ma, a las 9 de la manana, 72
grades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

III All defense "'' NcI.
Nut.s Irrm. HUhcck,
y Chicago III ! have been
Wondering Vhy some good cook
and l.'.'on can't como to our
rescue N#H ta.rc aye thou
sands ot mu ru-t 'kr ue each
alone lr little Housekeeping
room ard our uuoh means
nothing nt sandwiches % chunk
u. meat a apple #H3 Na..Hy'
bottle ~ coffr, It's thc Same
teraa stool worle, or an office"
man. Sow whrr wo dare NOT
t4te thrar o'clock fa'saa ogr
lunch w#' hc as well aa'a'."d
1s our breakfast and supper
j,urr On Tho @h'a collar
hoysI.
.,W-b,,.. MI y5r. rl-..~ cooks
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ITS FLAVOR IMPROVES WITH AGE

grandmother IioEac proprietor of the wc1known IIolgae
Hotel S,iiy Island the coast of England writes
Mrs Fr.ni ~ ScusIha crystal Falls Michigan
1T VIII keep months and becomes hc<cr and delicious
with She always kept hand especially during the busy
tourist e. with the customary afternoon tea II
usually hut with almond paste, it also
makes a lovely old fashioned wedding cake
pound flour
. pounds
pound butter pound candci
the Add eggs not
beaten and we'll Fold Toured currants pee,
hours SLOWS either loaf tube pans which
brr rH7r toured Store covered stone until ready
for use"
cake r,qgrc
f,t an hr and,
p 81 l.u 81 lt, SiiuIc class
% . IL o. f
that
t.a. - docs NOT cali Tor ol t' usual
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riOus prise irtnucrS arc also cligi-
bic a. Win anofier p,is".
BE sure 10 priui ar wrifc yonr
name and mid,css pIainI, and
send recipes IT, The fmctican
" eeki, HouscUifc's Iood TINA.
mach. r. -. E", IPI. Grand
Central 4nuoy. Ncu lori Ny.
uu,cd resipc, ,nnHof bc tc.
turned o. IN, ,,udcrs.
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YOUR RECIPE MAY WIN IS

~. fmc,j.aH u cell, pH pa,
= FAR c0rh yr,ipc sent "a b'
rcade,, aad used nu His page. all
publication IEdf, thereafter be.
Inpgiug ~ The Imeti,an " ecki,.
tp' hind nJ ,o,,pe may lee sub
uIucd. he oui, tesvicfiOn being
tlo, u uIusf be- ntignal Ia other
',"tds. ~ must not haze appeared
un,i' h't' u Print b, fore. Pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

GEBHARDT mekes it possible FOR
you 10 continue to enjoy wholesome
nourishmeot and delicious flavor OF
REAL MEXICAN FOODS
through the present War Emergency
Just get your copy Of the new 1912
edition Of Mexican Cookery forAmer-
ican Homes" and you can prepare real
Mexican dishes in your own kitchen.
THIS 48 page book, with photographs
in 'oII color tells and shows you how
No need to worry about seasoning
Cebh5rdts Eo9Ie Chill Powder
seasons FOR you Contains al sea
sooioq ingredients perfectly blended
Use according to the new 0ebharJt
recipes for authentic Mexicon flavor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

butter add 90 dry ingredients
and mtN until smooth Bake in
"a shallow CREASED pan about s
90 10 inches in hot oven, 425 de
grccs + until golden brown, for
fifteen 10 twenty minutes \
welcome and delicious change
from the usual bread easy 10
make and requiring no sugar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Peanut Butter Quickies

l cup peanut butter
cup condensed milk
IL cups vanilla wafer or gra-
ham cracker crumbs
Dash Of salt
Blend peanut butter with con-
dcnsod milk, then add crumbs
aud salt. Drop by spoonfuls on
cookie sheet and bake IN oven Of
325 degrees CF) on upper rack
for twenty minutes And don't
forget 20 put a nice piece OF
home made fudge in the box.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Hcarty-Tasty Soup

g medium SiZcd cooked potatoes
] quart milk
l small onion sliced
tablespoons margarine
tablespoons flour
J teaspoon celery salt
= teaspoon pepper
, teaspoons minced parsley
3 thiuly sliced franlifurtcrs, or
small cubes OF ham
Put potatoes through strainer.
Heat milk and onion together,
then remove onion, add milk to
potatoes. Melt margarine, add
flour. salt TO taste and celery
salt, pepper and parsley. Stir
into the hot soup. Add frank
furtcrs or ham. and bring TO boil.
Fills three TO four vacuum jugs
more than adequately, and sure
sticks TO the ribs.
Grecns-Orangc Salad
> cups coarsely shredded salad
green's
- cup sliced stuffed green olives
cup diced orange sections
a cup chopped green peppers
CUP salad oil
IL tablespoons lemon juice
Salt TO taste
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
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