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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Intriguing Job

London follows the horses. but
for six years hasn't made A bet
He's tho gent who calls tho
newspapers IN the mornings with
scratches and Jockeys During
the running Of tho races in The
afternoons he takes calls for
tho racing feEu.
In between he is custodian of
the press box and az The local
track SPENDS considerable time
catering 20 the wishes Of any Of
the ScTihblcf~ vino suddenly 20
prina donna and want him
fired for not letting them in on
tho good thing IN the fourth.
Of all Mr.. London'S accom-
pli>hmontS. taking the calls
for the form Is the one which
InirigucS mo most.
For instance. the horses arc
of and Don Fair. trackman for
The Form. puts his bic glasses
on tho field and calls tho posi-
tIon Of each horse all the way
around
II is London's job 70 take
down all these calls and have
them correct at the finish Of
'hc race.
Consider what happens when
a race comes up with SIX Of the
seven starters having a starting
initial Of. lets say s London
has 10 n1cUor,lc a code FOR each
horse IN the race
We'll hc still goes down as
one Of The wonders Of the world
when hc finishes Just ono pencil
scratch behind Mr. Far who
does the yodclng II YOU think
those tobacco auctlonecrS can
ant a piece YOU should hear
Iw Mr. Fair and others OF his
trade cali tho races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

City. Ore he got his start swinging
from the rafters in the barn and
from the trees in their big orchard
After the family moved 10 Los
Angeles he took up the sport seri-
ouSly at Mt Vernon Junior High
Later he won several National
AAU titles and twice the national
inter-ScholaStjc championships.
His act, of course. is on the
horizontal bars and it's grace and
beauty perSonified Glamour is
added by the appearances Of his
lovely wife, Mia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

Red StotZky walk up and start
TO talk Ia my sergeant Boy
did we have fun.
From Pvt. r. Jack Lennon,
also az 81. Petersburg
What set up. No ZIP or
guard duty for physical educa-
tlon men In the afternoon
we play games and swim"
ONE HIT IN 4 GAMES
A. Great Lakes naval training
station. Chief Specialist Ed Hef-
ferman is the No. l pitcher E. {.
In four games for the Eighth
Regiment Chiefs softball team
he has given up one scratch hit
g.. His catcher is Gust ZarnaS,
former Ohio State football star.
who was in the Great Lakes
starting lineup last fall.
Paul Eugene ProSs Of Camp
Wolters, Tex. sent out A plea 10
his teammates for boxing shoes
e. Shoe rationing caught him
short In the professional
ring he fought, among others,
Pat Comiskey and Abe Simon.
Staff Sgt John DoWney is a
softball ace at Austin, Tex. 49,.
In a recent game he allowed
only two hits He is one of
four sons Of Mrs. Henry Tank,
1898 Twenty-fifth. in the army
49,. Others are Pfc. John, some
where overseas; Pfc. James, at
Langley Field. Va. and Pvt.
Robert, in the cavalry in Okla
homa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Challenge OF Eastern
Pair ID Be 4 ignored
BY HAROLD KAHL

how 3lO-handlcap doubles tourna-
mcnt by Mel Dorl, secretary The
event attracted 70O teams and
paid ia places with lll7 being
low 90 cash.
The 1916 of Carl Schwikort and
Emil DmitrIc for 500 and med
ais. l27l of Phil Bauman and Toe
Green for Sb0 and 1858 of Joe
MAESTRO and Don IIucy for SIS
were the main prizes.
East Side Bowling ProprietorS
association will hold -i1A-HruUai
outing and banquet at Maple Lane
next Tuesday. Joe PauIuS Oi
Chcne-TrOmhly and Bruce Rich
mOnd of ArChWay finished aS
champion and runncr-up.
For utilities Ua''er Stet OF
ElalA Ht-eE4 Enc eat.te- ,.b tetH
The best ~ ttD season u tia
doubicg Of 'ic cig toVpamcut
Bcttctc II, or not, he tlubied the
O. and icf the othcr eight pins
Sf00dHg. Then he tovIcd on his
merit ball.
Henry StaW.Cikis Detail Five
and Bill Morland koppitz Will
open a SiN-game home and home
match at Palmer Park Recreation
tonight al S 30 The series Will
bc completed at BIrt0s Rccrc-
alton Friday Chef Bukuw ski,
ElWood Blake and Kenny Hayi-
land roll with Detail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
2Unbeaten Teams
On SoftbaII Card

Plagued by unfavorable weather
since the season opened May ?.
the Detroit Softball Association
wiA try 70 resume is tournament
for TIE scrvicemen's trophy in
Mack Park tonight
Two unbcaten teams-Johnson
and Packard Local l90-will clash
i'm the feature al 9 p. m. Fruehauf
and ZcaJh Local 1Oi VIII meet in
Il sudden death encounter at
7.30 p. m. Loser of the game will
he eliminated -----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

are with US again IS the arrival
in our office Of Mr.. Jack London.
Jack is little man admitting
80 years Of age. He's unqueS-
tionably CO. if he is a day I've
never known his real name but
il certainly isn't that Story-book
monIker, Jack London.
That's neither here nor there
or any Of the other AZ states IN
which London has followed the
ponies II you 90 10 Miami IN
the winter, there you'll find Mr..
London.
= It's Miami in January, Ken
cky In MAY Detroit for the
a iority Of the summer. with
occasional StopOffs at Thistle
Downs, PlnlICo or slight
brush with the elite AT Belmont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

track pulls
the old hid
den ball trick
and demands
an investiga-
ton of the
! n V q s ( i
gator. T h a [
really ought
10 start some
thing.
b u I I h o
sure sign that
the Sc &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
FOOTBALL. TOO

SGT Leo was on the Fort
Sheridan team last summer and
in the fall Captained the football
team al ms Oklahoma camp
He is graduate OF PerShIng
High and has two brothers serv-
Ing in the army Cpl Z.
MrowczynSkl. somewhere in Au-
STRATA and Dick, former sandlot
manager.
A few interesting notes from
letters of Wayne University
athletes
From Winfield Hardy al Pres
colt, Ariz.
II solOed for the first time
the other day. Did all right.
On my second trip into the air
we had motor trouble and had
10 make a forced landing. The
instructor did a fine job getting
us down on a small field .
From here we 20 IN ST. Mary's
and then all TO Corpus Christi
where well get our wings II all
gt,t-s wrii. ii---
From Sgt James W Potter
1899 football player, now some
where IN North Africa
con April 20 / heard ! had
been made sergeant on April
This is great spot for
big game hunting . Some Of
the boys have shot tigers. Loop
ards. deer and panthers
Hope 10 get a chance at IL my
self before too long"
LOT OF WORK
From Reed r. Hagen. a foot
ball and basketball competitor,
now Al Jefferson Barracks, Mo:
THE last week has been
pretty tough We have had
AT least two hours Of calisthen-
les per day, plus a run over the
obstacle course. plus a one and
half mile cross country run.
plus couple Of hours close
order drill and learning manual
OF arms"
From Louis RIckert. with the
army air force. st. Petersburg,
Fla:
I'm sitting in the park the
other day when Don Young and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
FIFTH FOR BRAVES

The incredible Boston Braves
chalked up their fifth in row by
banking the Pirates, 4 10 0, as
Johnny Mccarthy and Charley
Workman produced a pair Of two
run hOmers in the fourth inning.
Manager Mel OTIS wild heave
hoisied one Cincinnati run across
the plate and Frank Mccormick :
single sent home the other N the
tenth as the Reds tripped the
Giants. 81.
Ace Adams. tho Giants star re-
lief hurler lost his first game IN
Il relief chores after replacing
Bill Sayles in The eighth.
The Phillics shaded the Cubs.
81 Tho win. third straight for
Inc Ph!llicS. hoiSted them into a
fourth-place tic with the Reds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

Hes the only
American ever
I O " n q n
Olympic cham
pionShjp on the
horizontal bars.
He won IN 1892
at Los Angeles,
and " a s { h e
youngest c o n
tCStant conpet-
ing.
y orn on a
farm in Baker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

mas column ot dfhNefcS ~
the scrricc appears Crery
"Wednesday and Smdoy.)
An interesting letter from
brother Stanley Hayes. now sta
toned somewhere in the South
west Pacific brings the welcome
news he has been made a full
lieutenant in the United States
aide 10 the commander He
has been in the southwest Pa
cific seven months Before
entering the service he was
in charge Of the placement bu-
reau at the University Of Detroit
and helped many athletes get
jobs 10 aid their education
With him are Roy Bash. a De-
troit Times photographer. and
DR. Ted Bermel. 1925 Dexter
Staff Sgt. Leo Mrowczynski,
former DBF player, is candl-
date for the team at Fort Lewis.
Wash. The team is coached
by Morrie Arnovich. one Of the
best players in the National
League before entering the
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Bob Tales
London Pops Up
Regular Harbinger
VOf Race Season
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

There can be no doubt now
that the horse racing season is
about 10 begin for Detroit.
Exhibit A. each year, is the
sure-pop demand for an invests
CATION by some gent in Lansing.
We've been waiting for years
for something other than a lot
of wind jamming to come out
of these so-caiied Investigations.
To make a real story, we hope
ono of these DAYS the race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

auples Of I h Q
perfect body CO.
ordination that
makes gre a I
athletes.
II takes IN
creaSing prac-
tice 10 execute
s ONE Of the
stunts. 7 hes q
men and women
must Of ncccSSi-
" be perfect cN-
amples Of phySl-
oil Ef,-.ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Fight Results
Nv United Press

A. Sew York broadway Arenal-Bil
Ben Moron PCS. Philadelphia scored q
technical Knockout over Gilbert Stromaulst
25s y Austin. Tex. t1. GaspArs Ahruzzo
1904 New York knocked OUT Lew Perez
l52. Jamaica, British West Indies a..
A. Jersey CRY y J-Pudv Ctscon1he
40 New YORK. outpointed Benny Williams
1857. Newark y J tsb Julio GA!Iu6ct
l4o Hartford Conn. outpointed AleS
Doyle. 40. CARRIED y. J. co..
~ New Bedford Mass jimmy Nc
Larin 1872 New Bedford. knocksc ou'
Jose Domingo Rozo 100 Colombia a.
Joe LemieuN 14l New Bedford scored a
technical knockout over Jose Fernandez
1876. puXhury. Mass t2D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
OiIer Hurls No-Hitter

MT. PLEASANT. May 10 Pat
Campbell. Mt. Pleasant sophomore
hurlcr. pitched a no-hitter as the
Oilers scored a 3D. triumph over
Alma High, first of the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
. DABF Schedule
tFoR SI>DAi)

oFOR SI>DAO
CLASS
Auto cub vs. Police Northwestern :.
~ 10 THFIsc1ear VIZ Crevru'er " I.
~ 90 Tepsi-Cola W Teausfers wallace
F.e'd Oakland and Massachusetts HiEn
land Park A. 90 VirEies VS. N'ckers.
Ives Field Third and Pltkin Highland
PARK AZ 90
CLASS "
Sans vs krsetke y W l. A. 30
Hoffman vs. Grnn y " q A. 4 90
>nurs IS FlsN %. Clark Park a. 4 200
h Fort VS. JAW ia y W 4 a. 90
\ Asc Gage vs. Ktlyalski JAYNE A.
mo PaNles vs. GAW A90. wallace AZ
100. DsR VS. JAW lai. Jayne !. az %
Spar'ans We West Side Atkinson 2 A.
90 pasCo VS. Oakwood Aces. y " 5
A. 800 state SHOW vs. Russell Woods
University 81. Detroit AZ on Owls vs.
Fast Sids Coal JAYNE 3 Al no Hudson
Juniors vs. Wolves JAYNE l. Al 90 East
side vs. HaCEs y " 3 A. I 100 ST.
RITA VS. She-ril. s. c.. y " . Al ! 90
Red Arrow vs Rams clark PARK ~ 100
JAW vs. Arrows y " s AZ 00
vs. Arrows y vs. Is ~ 400
MtnGET~
Rr vs. pr II y " s. A. 90.
3 vs. o. Atkinson 2 A. 90 ! vs. S.
L 90 =. a. I 0o Tvs s St clair A. 90
9 " J.? Jayne 5. al 1903. VS.. 10. jayne
q, a. 4 co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

In a number Of cases when they
work on the high wires 10 feet
above tho arena. and with no nets
under them their very lives depend
upon perfect condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Olympic
Winner
I'm Circus
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Circus performers rarely have
their names listed as champions in
sports but they are the finest eX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
GIRL IN THE CANNON

Cute 2l-year-old Victoria Zac-
chm Is a new conner 10 the bill
on the circus appearing at Olyrn.
pla Her early training in swim
ming and diving is standing her in
good stead now.
Last year her brother, Edmondo
Jr, was the human proiectlle who
vas shot from the cannon. Four
months ago he enlisted in the navy
and Victoria took over his post
For the last two years she had
been practiclng the act but Just for
fun She had done high dives and
wanted 10 sec what IL was like TO
be shot from the cannon.
IF YOU didn't know the prin-
ciples Of diving YOU couldn't do
this trick very we'll" she eX-
planned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

a challenge Tor a match be-
tween Nelson Burton and Frank
Mataya, newly crowned national
doubles champions. and the winner
Of the series between Frank Ser
pico and Ed Winchester of Phlla-
dclphla and Joe Falcaro and Andy
NatiPaPa of New York writ DO
ignored
Louis p. Petersen Of the Ma
tiOnal Bowling Projectors A,socI-
alton Of America pointed out to-
-daS-tAe- tettti-- = -
opportunity 10 compete In the
Chicago tournament. but refused
Under the rules, Ned Day of West
AlliS, Wis, and Rudy Pugcl Of
Milwaukee, runners-up, viii have
the first crack al the title next
fall.
First matches in the mems,
ladies' and mixed doubles leagues
at DENLY Recreation are planned
next week. There are still several
peningS for individuals and
teams. Those interested are asked
10 call Nick Blossom at AR. 6iiS.
DCodlpC for entries ia the sister
sister, ststcr-brothcr and mother
doUghtcr tournament to be held NJ
GhcHc- FroWbtB RCrTCUti5V has 5Cfa
e5te#ded until Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
THEY'RE THIRD

Steve Dutko and Fred Buiak ran
into a snag al Wy and finished
with 1856. third in championship
doubles. Each had an open frame,
the tenth. Steve missed a spare
and Fred had split.
Dutko had 597 and Buiack in
spite Of the split. 231 finish for
$50 Bujak came back in singles
with 65l 10 take the all-events
lead on 1900. He needed 231 TO
get ahead of Jack Stahl by one
pin and fired 246.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
WON IN OLYNrPICS

Jack Hoist. also appearing at
Olympia. Is one of the few circus
performers to win sports titles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Stroh Far Below
Leaders, Ahead
Of 2OthCentury

If members Of tho Stroh team
are heard muttcring 20 themselves
today. or if one happens 10 stop
and kick himself. please hush any
comment What their friends might
say to them the boys have already
said 10 themScNes-Wit better
words and more aCIduN.
For StTOh II Was a rough nigHT
on the Great Lakes In brief the
worlds match game champion tied
PariSclean last night on 2S2S, far
below the board but did beat out
Twentieth Century 1912 tourna-
ment champion. whose total was
260S against last seasons 3O46.
-Four misses IS splits and tx
200 games tell the story of the
Stroh setback. Joe Norris. who
came down TO 526, had two MISSES
and a split IN the first. a split IN
the second and two in the third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
HITS 1891 PACE

ODea would normally take a
back seat 10 Cooper, but he has
complicated Southworth'S problem
by leading both leagues in batting
In - games, the former Giant and
Cub backstop has hammered out
Is hits in as trips for a batting
mark Of .39l.
Cooper is hitting only DIT but
his performance yesterday as the
Cards beat the Dodgers. 7 10 | is
indicative Of how fast he's begin
ming 10 move. He collected n dou-
BILE and two singles in five trips
10 drive in two runs while scoring
another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Extra Catcher
Bothers Pilot
OF Cardinals

NEW YORK, May 10 CUP)-
Manager Billy Southworth OF the
ST. Louis Cardinals was a happy
man today-happy though his club
was berthed third, three games off
the pace for he was blessed with
a major league rarity, a plethora
of catCherS.
Southworth pooh-poohed any
talk about Brooklyn running away
with the race.
"Heck, YOU can't figure the
race In either league yet" he
said.
what really is bOthering me
Il what 10 do with my two
catchers. Ken O'Dea il hitting
like the hammers of Hades and
Walker Cooper has started to
find the range with a VEN
geance. But what can I do, can't
use 'em both and l can't leave
either one on the bench-par-
ticularly O'Dea."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
BET AGAINST EN-

To make II worse, there were
fellows with real money offering.
before the ball started rolling, that
Stroh would not make 1900. One
spectator had 500 and managed 10
get $50 down.
Paul Scribner Of the leading
t3062) KrakowS. speaking for MS
team, said. Fife won't top US
either" George Holmes outfit APP
pears tonight on the final squad in
the team event. Singles and
doubles continue al WY until
June 7.
In addition TO Norris SIS. Stroh
had 5Sl from Walter Reopen.
hagen, $50 Fred Wolf 500 Bill
kenet. SOB CaSS GTYgler. Stroh' $
games were 935-937-956. Twentieth
scored 925-S09-S74 Stroh did keep
its resolves TO finish ahead of
Twentieth
Twentieth "batted" as follows
Charlie Rabaut 49i. Pat Brady
526. Jim O'Brien 554. Russell
Jantz 474 and Bill Littman $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

This column Of athletes IN
the scrricC Gppc0rs Crery
Is edHesdGy and SHddy.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

Prize checks are now being dis
ributed for the fifth annual RAIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Soybean
Products Give
Lift to Meals
By PRUDENCE PENNY

WHEN YOU want 10 raise
YOUR spirits or spruce up last
years outfit YOU buy a new hat.
Sometimes meal patterns need a
bit of perking up, too What
10 do? Bring them new life with
some of the new products on the
market now
During the past few years
we've been hearing much about
SoybeanS the dried and green
variety. sprouts and most popu-
lar of all soybean flour.
Breads cakes and rolls headed
the list Of baked goods made
with this flour and they have
always been we'll received,
We may now have these baked
foods i'm a very simple form. A
ready prepared soybean flour
mixture that will lend itself 10
light fluffy mullins and a
companion product that blends
into tender. crisp soybean grid
die cakes and waffleS are on the
market.
These two products are made
of wheat flour, soy flour, sugar,
salt and baking powder, They
are the perfect dish for break
fast. luncheon and dinner. Here
are a few ways in which they
may be used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18

yard 35-inch fabric.
This pattern, together with a
transfer pattern of useful and
charming motifs 10 embroider
on linens and garments, 20
cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for
each pattern. WrNe plainly
size, name, address and style
number
Our new fall and winter pat
tern book. Send 10 cents extra.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams = attern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Soy Cookies

2 cups soy griddle cake mix
= cup shortening
= cup brown sugar, firmly
packed
egg we'll beaten
] tablespoon cold milk
! teaspoon vanilla
p cup chopped nuts, If desired.
Measure mix without packing
Cream shortening. add brown
sugar, then egg, milk and va
nilla Beat until fluffy. Stir in
mix and nuts. Form into rolls
IL inches in diameter, roll in
waxed paper Chill. Slice thin,
place in CREASED cookie sheet
and bake in moderate oven l375
degreeS) for 9 to 10 minutes.
Makes 6 dozen.
Soy Mix Mullins
package soy muffin mix
l cup water or milk
l tablespoon melted shorten
ing
/ egg, If desired.
Beat egg, add milk or water
and melted shortening. Stir all
ingredients together lightly. Eli
creased muffin tins % full.
Bake in moderately hot oven
(425 degrees Is minutes, until
golden brown.
For shopping information on
these two products, telephone
Prudence Penny, Cherry $500
TX. 32S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Soy GriddIe Cakes

/ cup soy griddle cake mix
l egg
cup cold milk
tablespoon melted shorten
ing.
Measure mix, without pack
ing. Beat egg, add milk and
shortening. Add very gradually
TO griddle cake flour, beating
until smooth. Pour onto lightly
creased, moderately hot griddle.
Bake until golden brown on both
sides, turning only once
II you prefer, these may be
made by simply adding one cup
of cold milk 10 one cup Of the
mix. Stir constantly until batter
is smooth. Bake as directed
ahONp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Preserve Clothes

WASH QUICKLY to make
fFTTCS last longer don't wear
Them out IN the wash. If Your
Water rs hard. be sure 20 soften
ir and use soft water for all
soaking, washing and rinSlng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Curdled Cus+ard

TO SALVAGE a curdlod Gus
lard, beat a Pinch OF SODA INTO
il II the custard hPs been
cooked a minute 100 hnc This
VIII completely change its con
sislcnrN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18

A good cook gets extra zest into every
meal. And that S why Barbecued Ham
and Cabbage is a good cooks favor
itei For a tangy sauce points up the
fine flavor Of hickory smoked ham.
Ask for the shank or butt hall ol a
Star Ham weighing about SO pounds.
(Arple Tor big dinner and three or
four leftover dishes. too.) We recon-
mend Armour Star Ham becauseit 8
mellowed in fragrant hickory smoke
-. is Acknowledgements.
Wrap ham in waxed paper and set
on rack IN open roasting pan. Roast
in SIS. r. oven % minutes to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
REPLACE COLLARS

WORN COLLARS can be re-
placed with new ones, or with
collar bands which require a
separate detached collar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
LEFTOVER COFEEE

EVEN THOUGH coffee is no
longer rationed. pour any that
is left in a container for later
use as mocha lavoring in cook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18

Pattern 725 contains direc-
tons and charts for dolhes;
stitches. list Of materials re-
Quired.
This pattern. together with
transfer pattern of tasteful en-
hr0idery motifs that YOU can use
on many articles. ID cents.
Send IS cents in coins for
this pattern 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Send an additional IS cents
for our new 32-page Needle
craft Catalog containing 1873
illustrations of beautiful designs
for embroidered linens, knitting,
crochet, quilts, home decora-
lions and toys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18

a n q s = a 7 X
il up with
bright. con-
traSting bias
binding Col
orful percale
for a kitchen
version, dot
ted swiss for
a sc W in &
apron re
good choices.
Make several.
p attern
4599 is avail
able in sizes
small (32-34),
medium (36-
3S) and large
40-42). Small
size takes l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18

ing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Barbecued Star Ham-Its Extra ZeSty!

pound. Remove paper and rind score
fat in squares and brush with this
barbecue sauce:
Mix and heat together 2 tbsps. but
ter. ] chopped onion, y tsp. pepper.
3 tbsps. sugar. 2 tsps. dry mustard. 3
tbsps. Worcestershire Sauce. 2 tsps.
Tabasco sauce, ] cup Catsup, u cup
vinegar and cup water.
Return ham 10 oven TO glaze. Add
second coat of sauce IS minutes later.
Serve with extra barbecue sauce and
wedges OF cooked fresh cabbage.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
FABRIC SAVING

THINK OF IT. You can cut
this chic gift apron, Pattern
1899. from one yard of cotton
fabric. Choose a pretty print
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18

of three doil-
jos : T. and
16 a. inches
or for
incid en- tai
p e c 2 s.
Larger sizes
than theS .
can be made
using heavier
rntt0n.