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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
5000 NAILS KILLED

Orel fell after bloody street
battles that boosted Nazi losses
on the Orel front alone yesterday
to some 5000 killed. 236 tanks de-
stroyed and 1873 planes shot down.
hundreds more tanks. mobile
guns and other arms were aban-
doned by the Germans in their
haSty flight
The Soviet troops routed the
enemy with bayonetS and hand
grenadeS in the final round of the
battle and won the greatest VIC
tory SO far In their summer of
fenSiVe.
The Germans had held Orel FOR
p months. i was their eastern.
most point OF resistance TO The
Russians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
CITY IN RUINS

Blasting their way through
what once was a picturesque city
Of 10000 inhabitants, the Rus
slams found Orel 10 be little
more than mass of flaming
ruins. Civilians had been moved
10 the German rear. presumably
for deportation 10 the Reich as
slave labor.
Russian advances yesterday on
quilted some so towns and villages
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c W MACARTHUR. DENTIST.
III Griswold. over Kinsers.
Hours: % Sundays: l0-12.-AdV,
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
MISS LYNN
SINGS

On Jan. j.. the United Christian
Elders board presented the Unity
Baptist Senior choir in a recital.
featuring Miss Emma Lynn. OF
Cleveland, ohio. as guest so.oist
Miss Lynn was beautiful in stun
ming white formal The music
loving audience received her most
cordially, rs she thrilled them hy
singing Bohn's Calm As the
Night Weathcglys Danny Boy. q
and open the Gates OF the Tem-
pie"
Following the recital. the singer
WAS highly entertained by Mrs
Eta Reynolds at her lovely resi-
dence. 7277 Central avenue. Others
present included Mesdames Josie
Jackson, Anna Cook. PROF. S. A.
Railiffe and John Reynolds.
Miss Lynn wac also enthusiasts
iically received at ST. stephens
AME church Sunday. Jan. Il also
at Unity Baptist church. where she
rendered several selections on the
special programs OF the cholrH.
A. The latter church. the singei
was presented logciy token.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
DOOLITTLES AT
HAGANS HOME

Frances Hagans was the charm
ing hostess OF the Doolittles whe n
they convened to play bridge Sat
urday evening. Before the Young
disciples OF Culbcrtson began
playing. they were served de-
licious supper OF shrimps and rice
earnished with fruit salad
Among tie players were: Allene
Net ampbell. who won first guest
prize.. a box OF soap: Louise Ed
wards. who captured a Rcvlon set
and soaps "a her first club prize;
Pauline Milton. who received the
second club prize beth powders
aud soaps; and Victoria Mccall.
who won a powder jar and soaps.
other guests included Sue Dun
bar. Edna Harrison and Myrtle
Seabrooks.
Members also present were
Jeanne Cole. Oorinne Martin, Wv
ian Cooper. Maribodine Robinson
and Beatrice Gillian
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

huge birthday cake in the center
cmbellished with club colors.
A fine program in keeping with
the occasion was presented with
Mrs. Madge Reynolds. chairman,
iresiding.
The meeting opened with the
singing OF the cubs song 1T or
which the Lords Prayer was re-
pcatcd in unison.
Mrs. Reynolds introduced Mrs
Harwood. OF the i'll Hudson book
salon. who gave an in crossing
book review. Tho Harmony Three
sang three lovely selections. Mrs.
Reynolds also sang two charming
selections. The speaker of the oc-
casion was Mrs. Violet Lewis. of The
Lewis Business college. She gave
a fine discourse on Tho lmpor-
lance Of Education for the Youth OF
Today"
lIonorcd guests present includ-
ed Mrs. Mary Bell Rhodes. found
err OF tho club. and the charter
members. Mesdames Watkins.
Thomas and Hynscn.
In her remarks, Mrs. Rhodes re-
viewed the history Of the organi-
zation and stated that the club was
growing finer under the superb
direction OF the president Mrs.
Beatrice Preston. other members
and guests also gave fitting cx-
pressions.
Mrs. Rhodes was presented
lovely gift from the club. So did
Mrs. Thomas. as 1t was her birth
day.
At the close OF the meeting. Mre.
Rhodes. the hostess, served a de-
atrice Preston. Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs.
Members present were Mrs Be-
atrice Preston, Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs.
Mile Hynson. Mrs. Louise Bryan.
Mrs. Hazel walden, Mrs Mae RAN
dolph. Mns. Jennie Strickland. Mrs.
Elizabeth Gary. Mrs. NJ Reynolds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
CLUB GIVES 18TH
ANNUAL BALL

The Amici Novem Social ca y
held their fifteenth annual ball sat
urday evening. Jan. %. a, tho AT.
OF l.. hall, SO W. Montcalm street
II was formal aiTair and was
greatly enjoyed by the Detrotcrs
who now look forward to being in
yited 10 this well-estahlished So
cial institution The guests brough,
cigarettes for the USO.
The club members arc Mr.. and
Mrs. O. r. Abingdon. MIR. and Mrs.
John ID. Taliaferro. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest W. Sweeney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Harris. Mr. and Mrs Fred
n. Howell. Mr.. and Mrs. James +.
Harvey, Mr. and Mrs Leroy b.
Spradlcy. Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Brooks. Mrs. Clara Graham a. al
honorary member. Club officers are:
o. f. Arlington. president VIrgle
Brooks. vice president. Helen How
ell, secretary; Leroy Spradley. a.
slstant secretary, and Selma Har-
vey. treasurer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
Polio Program
A Success

The benefit musical for the bene-
III OF infantile paralysis victims
which was held at the Sherrard
intermediate scool Jan. 20. under
the sponsorship OF the Department,
OF Parks and Recreation OF the
City OF Detroit proved 10 be a most
successful venture. The Junior
choir Of the Allen Temple AMf
church. 1914 Marston avenue, the
Rev. NJ II. Ronence. pastor, real
dered a splendid program. Sam
uel Harris proved 10 be a versatile
master OF ceremonies. Miss Ruby
Baker directed the choir and Miss
Thelma Baker was accompanist.
Both are students OF Wayne uni
versity. Miss Ruby Baker also de-
liyered most extraordinary ora
ton. An Instrumental number and
numbers from the boys quartet
completed their portion OF the
program.
The address by Louis c. Bloun'
was both cnlightcning and educa-
tionai. Mrs. Dorothy Steger sins
ing group from the American
Beauty Choral ensemble was SUI
perh rs were Mrs ]. j. Theus' two
ladies' groups that gave selections
on he program.
John Lewis sang Water Boy
in his usual grand manner. In
instrumental 500 by Mrs. Mabcr
Ford, most accomplished musi-
elan. and solos by Mrs. Mckinley
rounded out the program.
The participants on this pro-
gram not only furnished an ell
joygble evening 10 a most apprt-
ciative audience hut enabled iac
sponsors TO make a very worth
while contribution 10 the Presi-
dents lnfaniile Paralysis Fund.
Mrs. Helen Walker and jcnn
Lewis are grateful 10 all kim
friends who aided in making the
program such grand success.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
CLASS OF ESTHER

When the Glass OF Esther met
few weeks ago brief business
fession and program was held. at
which Mrs. Gill presided. Mrs.
kansome gave an interesting dis
cLssion on School And Children. !"
Mrs. Bronson made a short talk on
~ Christians Work. The mem
oers OF the class were also glad
10 welcome Mrs. Washington.
superintendent OF the church
school.
Those present included Mes
danes Catherine Stephenson. Olive
DeWalt. Bessie Chambers. Rosa
Lee. Willie Price. Laura Davis.
Lille Jackson. Elizabeth Boles.
Ieda Davis. Bessie Wheeler.
Katherine Hartsheld. Virginia
smith. Elizabeth Drake. Nancy
bronson, Mrs Ransome. Mrs.
Martin and Mrs. A. d. Gill. Mrs.
Murdoch became a new member
and the class gave her a hearty
welcome
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
ELLIOTTORIANS
PLAN MEET

A Victory Conference" on
business Women In War Times"
Tor professional and business
women Is being called for Feb
ruary IL and IL by the Elliot
rian Business Womens club.
The sessions will convene al the
Lucy Thurman YWCA, 500 East
Elizabeth street. Panels 10 he dis
cdssed include the following
job Trends In War Time. Work
conditions In War Time. My Job
and the War Effort and Women
In War Activities.
The scheduled program ia as
follows:
Saturday, Feb. 10. Q pm. reg
is,ration; lO-ll am. Businf 50
session Presiding. President Of
Elliottorians Opening report
Chairman OF the conference.
Election OF the following COM
mittces: Credentia'; Rules; Rec
concentrations; Summary and
Findings.
LILIES m. Introduction oi
Panels 10 be discussed Chair
nan OF Panels IL noon. luncheon
gym. Presiding. Chairman OF
''e conference. Speaker Hon.
base Going Woodhouse. Secrc-
iary Of State OF Connecticut. di-
rector, institute OF Womens Pro-
icssional Relations.
1903 pm Round Table
Section job Trends IN War
ime room 9lo: section . work
Conditions in Wartime room eli.
~ 30 p m section . My Job
end the War Effort room el2:
.cction Women in War Acuvi-
ties room 2l4.
4,l5-5:3o y m General SIS
sion Report OF Panels TO The
whole conference, Reports Of COM
miitces Ski. The Bullet That
j. Going To Kill Hitler"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
Many At
Northern Prom

Northern Highs prom which
was held Friday Jan 2S was
offended BY many ~ The young
crowd Masonic Temple was 'he
scene ~ the affair from 81
70 90 Helen Cuzzens in white.
Auseha Walton in red. Louise
l.oomis in pink Margaret Thomas
in blue and Doris Jean Matchen
In pink We're among The pr,ty
tirls there The stays included
Pete Whitaker. Prince Walker.
Laurrnre Gibson. Luiher Merri-
Weather bon Lawson Don Rry-
nj and manv others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
Give Grads
A Luncheon

A graduation luncheon was Civ
on Jan. IS. at 2G55 charlcvoix. bv
Miss Jaequelyn Thompson.
The honored guests were Misses
f"izabeih Edmonsors graduating
tiom y ihern high school with
q scholarship O. Wayne uniyersl-
=; Janet hampton. from cass
Tech. with honors; Charlotte
J lies. with highest honors from
ass Tech and Katherine Pruitl
from tass Tech.
All arc members ~ Girl re-.
serve clubs and Mis-. Thompson
- a senior ~ rass Tech.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
Sphinx Go
Skating

Saturday. jan 80 was tho da'a
ci the sphinx skating parry az
Forest club.
Those who attended were Icon
kennedy l.aurenC Gibson. Kit
NestbroCks Gerry MestbrouKs
Aurelia Walton. with unknown
talent Sydney Parker. Kit Stew
art Robert and Kenny Williams
Fiwood took Mary Lou FISHER
Julian Wiihefspoon. Ambrose
Norris Lucius Galloway. Leroy
Eochquemore Charlotte Tedford
hrman Fisher and many others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
choir DIRECTOR
HONORED

Nm Thursdal evening Jan. ~.
,rer short business session. the
.nio- en- &C. of 81 Johns Pres
h,rian church surprised their
rirlnr director. Mrs Claudia
1A,cr BY prcseAting her with
L,solriions o; Appreciation. sign
q hy an m members present.
Also two large lovely embroidered
leh lowell se,. Mrs Taylor had
-arsd them faithfully and Of
fter,iy for five Years and had
INT 10 her resignation a month
40 10 become ffeciive Jan. 81.
10 MANY oral expressions OF
rtret and appreciation were
oppressed By members and a
tschinr response VAS made by
~: Tavlor following which ice
s.m and cake was enjoyed by
al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
DUCHESSES
PLAY BRIDGE

The Duchess club held their
weekly meeting with Mrs. Mickey
Hatcher. AIS vinewood street
bridge was PLAYED and prizes
were wen by Mrs Vivian Miller
INST Mrs. Armenia Thomas.
'econd; and Mrs. Ole Green
third. II freshments were served
Mrs Thomas. the chaplain adj
J urncd tie meeting.
Members present included Oc-
iavia Friday. Helen Payne Ar
men,ha Thompson Alice liuehey
Ole Green. Vivian Miller. Ella
J'nes and a guest. Mrs. Marie
beniamin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

WIN war work keeping home
makers busy early and late these
GAYS fresh ready to eat winter
psals axe welcome aid In plan
a'ns winter menus for better nutri.
"oa ana more enjoyable eating.
uTown on The snow watered
sOpes OF Oregon. Washington and
snlornla fruit orchard areas, win
~ pears are seasonal from Octo-
s ,.l 70 April Right now, the Bose,
. .onlce, and Anjou varieties are at
WI peak. furnishing vitamins,
-aefais' and menu interest at a
ums wnen fresh fruit selection Is
. United and most essential for
vibrant health.
Here's a menu suggestion for n
NY .m.a,ycay supper that will meet
~" ', IONA standards. stay within
s, ls budget allowance, and furnish
''a'u'aole eating for your family.
"insry.oay Supper
Plpine.hot Casserole OF
Lima Beans Baked with
@'oes and Frizrled Bulk
Sausage
.nely Shredded coleslaw
hoI Corn Bread Squares
Butter and Honey
bose PEAR KUCHEN
Coffee, Tea. or MIX
.. ~ sure to have plenty Of the
t ..l, sine since it's almost a meal IN
Ss s.", bake enough corn bread. too,
-, ,.'u'e war work and cold weather
s,oa. = combination guaranteed 10
Wv. 5, Giant appetites. But tell
rs,l ,amlly TO save room for the
pF,p usat o. the menu. Rose
low. nEN' recipe given be-
bose PEAR kucHEN
4 sup scalded milk
.up sugar, honey, or corn syrup
sup butter or shortening ivy
's. caks dissolved In Y Gun
'ukewarm water
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

Mrs. Fannette Norris. tho chair
man, suggests the share-the-ride
Plan TO the NAACP bah patrons
a Z 2 ady seyeral neighborhood
groups have formed and viii meet
az the designated place and attend
the affair together.
Proceeds from this dance will
so 10 continue the fight tina, The
NAACP IL making FOR you. you and
you - SO. plan 10 come and IN
vest In a share OF freedom. Mrs.
Claude Cooper is Mrs. Norris CO.
chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
Rabs Blair
Has Party

Barbara Blair celebrated her
birthday recently with a party
given for her by lovely Marie
Norris at her home. 2i7 +. Phil
adelphia. She received many beau
t'ful gifts Those who attended
we're Youletta Mason. Doris Todd.
June Baldwin. Charlotte Tedford.
Laurence Gibson. Jimmy Rushing.
Sonny Welle. Leon Kennedy and
Wesley Mason.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

. Meat stretchers' Everyone Is
looking for them these DAYS and
youll look a long time before you
find one as delicious and nutritious
as Potato-BurEers. Here's n real
help TO spread your share OF meat
over the week.
One pound OF ground meat
stretches just double by tho addi-
ton OF raw. coarsely grated. un-
peeled potatoes. BY using unpc.,oi
potatoes, precious vitamirs and
minerals thnt Turk close 10 the skin
are saved. With just enough onion
TO make them downright tanializ-
ing. these Burgers take no
time TO mix. Fry them in purer
Spry 10 n golden brown. This all
vegetable shortening seals in az
the favor and you lose none of'the
luscious. juicy goodness
This recipe makes eight man
sized patties With a fresh veSe-
table or salad. Potafo-RnrSers
make a hit with the family, pro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
LES SOEURS
ELECT HEADS

Les Soeurs club Is sponsoring a
cabaret party AZ the New Jeep
club formerly Frogs club. Sat-
urday evening. Feb. 6, 1913. from
? until
Les Soeurs held an election re-
Gently and the new officers are:
Helen Childs. president: Mildred
Dix, vice president; Lula Nixon,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Sprouts. Mr.. and Mrs
Claud Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. !
Anthony. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nc.
Claren. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harvey
MIR. and Mrs. Bob McGhee. Mrs
Curtis Parker. Mrs. Charles Bry.
ant. Miss Gertrude Baker. Mrs
Matte Pharr Bill Andrews. Mrs
Cooper. Mrs. Amanda Walton. Mrs
Lola white and son. Mr.. and Mrs
Thornton stephens
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

Mrs. nellie Plante. Mrs. Edna Nc
MILAN, Miss Louise Carr. Mrs. Vi
olct Lewis. Mrs. Lucille Hopson,
Guests Included Mrs. Dawson. Mrs.
Elsie Lewis. Mrs. Luke Williams,
Mrs. Helen Tandy. Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. watkins Mrs. Thomas. Miss
Johnson. Mrs Ellis. Mrs Morrison
Mrs. Lula Taylor and Mrs Miles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

..,ovmenl UtNo"r~
enlOs on, = year and a half. and
i'f sOVa av friends were glad 10
ssI mat ,sat she was home and en-
l''l -" married life She was also
pylns - ind so many oil her
Pleas rs. getting along well ana
'' r..,roue enjoyed themselves and
was most delicious ana
y The gifts received by the
~, ,,rsds we're all beautiful and
~ and greatly appreciated by
uslul ,~ ~ Cordelia Crowder
lA' u' ,sry gracious hostess with
w : n her sisters. Muriel. Etel,
lDs a. ssrrneits. and the kind as.
Y, Of her mother, Mrs. Ethel
Sam sono Of the many friends who
,.,.oed in during The evening and
slowed seems Mildred looking so
'.' r we're Henrietta Freeman.
' .~ Thsrlot. Doris carter. James
Norris Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Ian charlie. Williams. Willie
s %',S Ruby Brantley, Mary
s ssy Margaret Harris, Charles
rr.l.rnood Lois Ne son. Rufus APP
\. Nm. Evelyn Holland and SON
u, pods jones Mr.. and Mrs.
perry p calhoun and son, Eta Mae
c r, John Robinson. Julia Lee
over r Birdie or Alyce Roy. Lula
w,on Helen Chllds Mr.. and Mrs.
Inn Orr, Mr.. and Mrs. James AL
I. and Master Nrdrew Morris
croNder and others
The newlywcds new residence Is
=, s-g- Chestnut street
49, -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

secretary; Gertrude Browning.
treasurer; Muricl Crowder. par
Humanitarian. and assistant treas
urer Mrgare, Harris. CORES
ponding secretary: Cordelia
CIowder. publicity manager: Iy-
dia Porter. program chairman.
These Officers will serve during
the year OF l943.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

Others take II as a tonic to stimu-
late the appetite and aid digestion
by increasing the nov OF gastric
juices. thus helping build M
strength and energy for those de-
handing days to come.
A 50 year record Gays CARDCi
may help. Try II. won't ycul--Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
MrMARRY AUXILIARY

The Meharry Auxiliary VIII
lold is Valentine party AZ The
Workers for Postcrity House 1871
Garfield Saturday Feb. l3. in
stead OF 5el Chandler as was
previously announced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
WASHINGTON BOOK

r 5 X + G + E. CAMP -Dr.
haf.es II Thompson. dean OF
Howard university and ionally
known authority on Negro history
has arrived az Tuskegce institute
Tor a soioarn u several weeks in
connection with the forthcoming
BOOK on Booker r. Washington.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
| isn't TABOO any more
for girls to know these truths

some sn Today can be grateful that,
FAMILY ,Ss are discussed more
Thai man they used to be.
dVomssnV ne reason why thousands
rARDri.s nave come TO know about
D. as a,s z-Way help. Some take
"lheIr s,,,a ,.'.!, three days before
paIs AM nme" TO help relieve periodic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

one OF The sea-
sons social
highlightr
Leroy Smith
and his orches-
ira will furnish
the music and
in a d d itlOn.
there will be
excellent enter
tainment. in the
form OF a floor
$ h 0 ". These
acts will come
from the various
a. chs l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
CURRENT TOPIC OBSERVES
BIRTHDAY AT PROGRAM

The Current Topic Study club celebrated its seven
centh anniversary Tuesday Jan o. at the Detroit Assoc
iation of Womens club headquarters The rooms were
beautifully decorated with palms and flowers, while the
able carried the clubs colors of green and gold with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
Mrs. Tucker Surprised At
Birthday Party Given By Husband

Frank Tucker of 900 Leland street. honored his wife.
Mrs Tucker at surprise birthday party Saturday night
an 30, at the readence of her sister $3.50 Twenty
street An elaborate luncheon served the guests and
he honoree was showered with many pretty and useful
yifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
porAro-BuRcrRs

pound ground y eup onions.
bc,f lamb or roar~ely grated
nation Ia teaspoons
.c4ps PAW. talt -.
coarse't grated. ,. teaspoon csl
tHrseisd pepper "a
potatoes = cup Spy M
Combine meat, potatoes.
onion, salt and pepper. and
NIX well. Shape into 8 pat
ties.
Fry patties in hot Sprv un-
III brown 3 20 8 minutes.
Turn and brown on other
side.
Makes s Potato-B Burgers.
Variation. II desired. add
cup green pepper, chopped.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
coTpIE GIVEN HOUSEWARMINC
" " VOTING FRIEND LAST WEEK

r,o home of Miss Cordelia Crowder at 2749 Maple
ING .s The scene of lovely "housewarmng' honor
street We" md Mrs James Therot formerly Mildred Hughes
ing Nj, evening JAM e. The affair one of great
Iuesoa hecalse Mrs Therio has been in the hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
ANNOUNCE
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fisher. o.
f. Lafayette. street. are the proud
parents OF a daughter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06
SHARE.A.RIDE
TO w" BALL

The NAACP ball which will be
held at Labor Temple. SO Montcalm
street on Feb. ~. promises 70 be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

2 eggs. we'll beaten
3 10 3% cups -four
3 large Bose pears
Y cup sugar
"A teaspoon cinnamon
z tablespoons raisins. II desired
MaraschIno cherries
scald milk; add sugar. shorten
ing. and salt: let stand until luke
warm. Add yeast cake dissolved In
lukewarm water: add eggs and
enough -four TO make stir batter.
Cover, and let rise In warm place
until mixture doubles In bulk.
Punch down. beat thoroughly. and
spread evenly in a creased heat
resistant glass utility dish or other
baking dish. filing to q inch from
the ton. Brush top OF batter with
melted butter. Peel and core pears;
slice lengthwise. Press fruit slices
into dough in rows. Sprinkle top
with mixture Of sugar and CHINA
mon. Add raisins, II desired, and
top with cherries. Cover and let
rise again until double In bulk.
Bake in moderate oven (3b0' F)
30 minutes, or until done. Serve
warm, plain or with whipped cream
or custard sauce. Serves 8.
Winter pears are the inspiration
for many delightful salads and des-
serts. In salads. try sliced pears.
oranges, and grape clusters; pears,
grapefruit. and avocado: pears In
lime gelatin or In mixed salad
bowls; OF pears stuffed with
chicken, crabmeat, or shrimp salad
mixtures. For desserts, take your
choice OF baked or coddled pears.
pear pie. sliced pears over Ice
cream or sponge cake with sliced
pears and whipped cream: or az
special favorite. pear upside-dovn
cake, baked with gingerbread or
spice cake batter and served with
rich cream. plain or whipped.
You'll find winter pears have num-
berless recipe possibilities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

SALVAGE INFORMATlON-RAN.
nULPH S2S2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-06

For answers 10 any Salvage
questIon--CaI RANDOLPH sss2
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-12
ZAMENJAVA OTROKA
Il "a zIVILA

Dunajski casopis Wiener
Neuste Nachrichten poroca, da
je bill neki nemski oce obsojen
v sestmesecno jeco, ker je "a
menjal enega svojih otrok-troj'
ekov "a zivila, kar je proti pred
pisom, XII Sc ticejo kupcevanjs
in barantanja. sE ( T.
Trad "a vojne informacije v
Washingtonu je v posesti enc
ga iztisa tega casopisa, v kate
rem je incl omenjeni oce oglas
IS sledeco vsebino: 9yaz sem pri.
pravljen zamenjati enega izmec
svojih trojckov "a zivila."
Policija je izjavila, da je o
glasevalec IL Peine, Nemcija, il
da je tudi resnicno sklenil tists
kupcijo.