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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-14

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luter &larbeit erflGrt tporben. 8ie
Brditoent &ooieoelt seiast bat, beab-
it6tigen mir bem golfe Der @6len>
nationen feit 2eio 5151fiigen.
,,ltnier Sberbefebsbaber bat uns
erflart, oaB uniere Soloaten in gu.
neiien gut ausgebil6et itno. Bir TOM
nen iiber5eust iein, oaB ite ii6 tapfer
uno mirfiam fiibren meroen. 0aburd
lit uns ser Sieg geiidert."
Ser gr5bii6of erflarte ben ame>
rifanii6en Sruppen, ite ieien Elm Mu-
iter fir ibre 2anbsleute inn .felten
@lauben an sic @ere9tigfeit unieres
Samples gegen cine &ombination bon
Mngreifern' uno inn ubodlten @lau-
ben an ben Sieg".
v8ir 9lmeritaner tpollen abiolut
unlere Sreibeit, uniere eigene &egie-
rungsform, unier &e6t gum 2eben,
gum @ottesoienit, CUR Irbeit, gum
freien Musorud, CUR 8erteioignng I'M
ierer ie1bit, gum 2eben nit @ott uno
unieren gtabbarn in Srieoen bebal-
| ten.
,@ir baben uns perpflidtet, bie
territoriale ltnantaltbarfeit Spaniens
uno Eortugals 81 a6ten uno mir ba-
ben uns au6 bereit erfldrt, nid)t lat1=
ger in Sran50itid-georoafrifa gu blei~
ben, ols sic militdrii6en 8erbdltnii=
ie es beoingen", iagte er. ,9ie Eat=
iade, oab Smperialismus fein ameri~
fonii6es &riegs= ooer Srieoens5iel lit,
lit unleren Muiierten, l1nieren 6ein0en
uno ser gan5en 8elt befannt, unb
baB mir es oan1it ernlt meinen, miro
iii Noroafrita beltimmt geglaubt."
@r5bii6of Spellman oeutete an, oab
Ell nod mebrere Sage in Noroafrifa
gu bleiben geoenfe, ,no er entbiiute,
bob er iiber 1000 Meilen reilte, felt
el Dor 5tpei 8o6en auf oem &onti~
nent eintrof.
sir midi leio ibr cine Snipira-
tion geipeien'', erflarte Ser gr5bil6of
BEN amerifanii6en Soloaten, ,unb i6
betra6te 6iele Sage, oie id bereits
nit eu6 berbradt babe, uno oie font
menoen Sage, Sic if no6 BEL eu6 iein
tperoe, ais oie gebeiligiten meines &C.
bens."
X X X
@ereinisnns Der uSreten 9entid)en"
gesen bic 6itlertprannei
Inter oen 8oriib bon 2uotpig lit
in Ser Staot Merifo Elm u2atein=ame-
rifanii6es &onitee Ser Sreien 9eut-
iden' gebiloet poroen. 9emielben &C.
boren folgenoe Srganiiationen an:
Mlemania 2ibre, Merifo, Mobiemien~
TO oos 9lle1nanes 2ibres 90 8rai III,
glemania 2ibre, gbile, @lemania 81
bre, Gotta silica, gomite preparatorio
Ilemanes 2ibres, Cuba, Gon1ite slntt-
fasciita, uruguap, Wontebi0eo, Wopi.
miento Mleman pro Oemocracia b 81
bertao, Ecuador, 9lusi9uB Der oentid)-
lpra6igen &ttlergegner in Sonouras,
Mlemania 2ibre, Santo Don1ingo,
Gorbereitungsfomitee Mlentania ST.
bre, Sanoma, Gene5uela un6 @uate<
malu.
0ie Mitglieoer oes &omitees uno
ser linn angei6loiienen Srganiiatio.
men ieben ii6 aus @egnern bes Sitlers
| faidismus aller @ei ieui6aftsi6i6ten
uno Mngeborigen Ser proteItantil6en,
fatbolii6en uno iiibiiden &onfeiiio,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

A child born on this day:
A wining personality: loyal. gen
erous. charitable. Should realize
that its heritage is promising and
il should therefore not become
easily discouraged be ttndHiy
sensitive. Mingling with people,
entering activities where its fine
intuition and entertaining qualities
will be assets are suggested. Tai
ented. artistic.
Birth date Of George Berkeley,
Irish bishop, philosopher.
Copyright, 1888, ny King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing such
remarks and paying 81 for each
published.
Today's 81 goes 10 Mrs. w, +.
Parmelee, 2240 Horton avenue,
s. f. Grand Rapids. She reported
little Yvonne. visiting the Rocky
gazed intently, then
remarked in disappointed tone :
Daddy, the mountains don't
rock"
Mail your favorite child'S say
ings 10 Bright Sayings of Children,
Detroit Times, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
.Quiekk4Q Questions

first which took place
about 1855. is credited to John
Gutenberg?
In what story does Marley's
Ghost appear?
BE Prepared is the motto of
what organization?
odd Rough and Ready applied
10 what United States presi-
dent?
is the capital of
what Scandinavian country?
Copyright. 1943 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Connolly Answers

la elephant; (bl Maine; (c)
Mammoth Cave, Ky.
2-ta)- west TO east; (b) the
sun; tc) water.
3-(a) Elba; (b) Cape Breton
Island; (c) Bahamas.
4-ta) gigantic; tb) you may
have the body; (c) will-o-the-
wiSp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Two Daily
Quizzes
KnowIedqe Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

What is the largest: (a) exist
ing land mammal; tb) of the
New England states; (c) cave
in United States?
2-The earth; (al In what direc-
ton does it rotate; tb) what
body does the earth revolve
around; (c) what is the greater
part Of the earth's surface COW
cred with?
}-What islands are these: Ca)
the home of Napoleon, 1914
1915; tb) the detached portion
of Nova Scotia; (c) the most
northern group of the West
Indies?
Say it another way: (a) gar
gantuan; tb) habeas corpus;
(c) ignis fatu6S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Quick Answers

Printed the first book from
movable type.
Dickens Christmas Carol
Boy Scouts of America.
Zachary Taylor.
Sweden.
Copyright. 1e43, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

ting 70 The Stars,
March -.
your astuteneSs, analytical and
intuitive ability.
DEC. - TO JAN. II
Cdpyic0rB-Carry out important
plans; make scheduled changes.
improvements but don't rush ahead
without knowledge of the full sig
nifcance of the undertaking. Put
your thoughts on the right track
and you'll achieve.
JAN. p TO FEB. 70
Aqudrius - Slightly favorable,
meaning that you have TO supply
the necessary yigor and persever-
ance. especially for the hard work.
Never lose faith in that which is
right and honorable. Good days
ahead.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH %
Pisces-Indications are that you
will be alert all day to thwart any
begging down tendency. You may
not indulge the luxury Of moods.
but should plough straight on in
your most optimistic manner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

W 4 tNN U
MARCH y To APRIL IN (
Aries-lf YOU have checking up
10 do. repairs or changes TO make,
finishing incompleted work, this is
your day Aspects sponsor these
rather than starting new projects,
unless OF course the latter are inn
mediately urgent
APRIL II ia MAY %
TourHs-E Excellent aspects. Earn
ing power under benefic influences
while earning invest in war bonds
and DON'T take days off for use
less pleasures when every hour is
vital 10 the life and well being of
our soldiers.
NAY p To JUNE 21
Comma - An ideal setup today
for your specific talents and pro
motional and advertising ideas.
Lend these assets to furthering our
governments cause. Your own par
ticular job will net you profits,
too, today You will reap results
in proportion as you work.
+ \ r - To IT IL II
C0HcCr-Nour affairs should jog
along at good clip. but you are
advised NOT to waste or make
extravagant purchases. Be careful
if contracting for work, estimates.
Don't exaEgerate nor underesti-
mate, either.
July % TO AUG. %
Lco--No excuse for complaint if
you give good account of your
self. Everything points 10 success
in worthy activities, in. necessary
work in lines essential 10 the prose-
cution of this war.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 20
IVgo-Tops for literary work.
journalism. screen writing and pro-
ducing. teaching, music and all
forms Of healthy entertainment A
favorable period for personal gain
and giving pleasure TO others.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Libra Industry, trades, me-
chanics. specialists in engineering,
tunneling, mining are
among the preferred, but sound
judgment aHd-elepef management
are necessary. Care in money mat
ters!
OCT. 81 TO NOV. %
Scorpio--Can be favorable period
for practical matters, all necessary
and changes. Less
for extensive operations
that have not been previously
planned. outlined. However, these
are times for decisive action. daring
ventures. Be guided by emergen-
cies.
NOV. % TO DEC. e2
Sdgittdrius-Do not take people
and projects wholly on a surface
showing: avoid secretive affairs.
You may be tricked by your own
judgment. Today may we'll test
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Fighting Mans Friend:
Fighting Mans Friend:
Rules Specify
Redistribution
Only Of Man, 3S

Mrs II. NJ s. Q-Where can ]
get information concerning army
hostesSeS Is u government paid
work. and what Is the SALARY
A-Mrite to the commanding
General. Sixth Service Command.
90 ~. Nacker Drive. Chicago,
m.
Mrs. A. c. A. Q-Can a man in
5-A. rs years Of age, he inducted9
SS-45 RECLASSIFIED
Anew regulations just have
been issued specifying that all
men 80 60 IS he reclaSSified into
the regular classeS---but not ac-
tually Ia draft them.
Selectiye Service did not state
whether This means that these
men might he called at later
date for limited military service.
Mrs. f. 4. r Q-What Is the
difference between ClaSSificationS
All and "A? Which class would
be subject 10 call frst MY nus
bard Just has passed his forty
sixth birthday? Are they drafting
men his age?
MEN Is IN "A
AMEN 80 10 IS lost their
ciassificatio which was All. ef-
fective March :. Men IS and
over are placed In 4-A-regis-
trants deferred specifically by
the law itself. These men can
mot be drafted under the present
law.
Mrs. j. n. u. s. H.: A-The
foregoing viii answer your in
quiry.
IS. J. B.: Q-To whom do l
write 10 find out why my brother.
stationed in North Africa. has not
received any letters from the
family. in spite of the fact that We
write him three or four times a
week
RED CROSS WILL AID
A-Consult the Home Service
Section of the American Red
Cross $50 w. Lafayette. They
VIII check through on this for
you. This Ia one of the many
services of the American Red
Ctoxs and IL made possible
through funds raised In drives
such as the one now In prog
reSs.
V. f. N: Q-My husband was.
drafted in 1941. When he regis
tered he filled out his papers as.
having no dependents. but / have
two children. ! sent in for an
allotment and by sending the.
proper credentials / received it,
We have been separated for six
years and that is why he signed as
he did.
If anything should happen 10
him would his girl friend get the
insurance He has named her as
his beneficiary. Do the birth cer-I
tlficates and my marriage license
entitle the children and myself to-
his insurance in case of accident ?
Ale cannot name his girl
friend as beneficiary of his gov
eminent insurance. Men I'm the
armed forces do not have TO |
take out insurance, but II they
do they must name some one as
beneficiary within the relation
ship of wife, mother, father, sis
ter. brother or child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
BY Frances
Drake
F1oroscope

Look hc Section loar Birthday Comes H. oad Find What Your
outlook Is, According 10 me Stars,
For Fridau March
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

FOR youthful good looks and
ior ions. hard Service@nlakc-up-
this Anne Adams ShirtWaISt style
from Pattern 1897.
You'll love It's cIean-cut, action
free lines: its casual air. There's
nice bleuSing beneath the back
bodice yoke; the reverS are we'll
shaped. An eaSy-to-make style,
Pattern 1897 is available only
in misses and women'S sizes. II.
16. Is. 20. 81. "a. Sc, 3S, 40, A..
Size Is requires three yards So
inch.
Our Spring Pattern Book is
ready 1t contains a free diCkey
pattern; a special salvage design;
smart eaSy-to-sew spring out
fits for the entire family.
Dress pattern, Is cents; book,
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together 26 cents.
Address your requests TO The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mcnt. 1225 Times Square, De
troit. Mich.
Due to slOwnPSS of the mails
and ether conditions beNnad- our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Wood Ashes
Excellent
Fertilizer
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

DOUBTLESS YOU have used
,our fire place rather more dur
ing the last winter than in SCy-
cral previous years Especially
ii YOU are heating with oil. But
have YOU cleaned out the ashes
yet this spring? Let's hope YOU
have not unless you know the
u.cS nt these wood ashes.
If no water has gotten TO
them 10 dissolve out the CnemI-
calls the wood ashes make an
excellent fertilizer. While they
contain practically no nitrogen
they do have almost > per cent
OF potash up 10 3 per cent Of
phoSphoriC acid and almost 80
per cent of calcium
Many soils of various types
are lacking in potash. 1t Is on
these that wood ashes arc most
useful. The calcium in the ashes
tends 10 correct acldity, the tex
turc OF the ashes helps the ply
steal condition Of the soil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Exercise
Improves
Leg Contour

GIRLS WITH thin legs
wouldn't mind if our frocks came
down TO our heels. Short skirts
arc Uquafty tough on far CdtvrS
and legs with no calves at all.
Neat ankles don't mean a thing
unless the contour of the leg IS
normally developed to offer con-
traSt.
Walking. swimming, skating,
golf and tennis not only improve
the lower limbs but the entire
anatomy. Nobody ever saw
tennis player or a ballet dancer
with legs like lead pencils. BY
SDringing on the toes tho mus
cleS that extend from thighs 10
ankles are kept IN good condi-
tiOn.
They arc active. as nature in
tended them 10 be. They grow
strong keep flexible The muscle
bound woman is likely TO move
awkwardly. Mrs. Lazy Bones
might give a minutes thought
now and then 10 that fact. got
busy with stretching and bend
ing exercises. IS
IF outdoor exercise isn't pos
Sible. and YOU feel that your
logs arc not Of GOOD looks Oual-
ity. try a muscle toner.
Stand erect. Have the feet
fairly far apart. Place the hands
out at the sides. palms down.
ward, on a line with the shout
dcrS Drop slowly TO a squat
ting position; the extended arms
viii help balance you. Touch tho
floor with your fingertips. Lift
on the toes. Down on the heels.
take long, deep breath, then
at II again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
NcfoTv
Garce;7:i1Q

MISTRESS MARY. YOU better
be sure how your Victory
Garden IS going 10 grow.
What 10 plant and when 80.
how fer apart the hills of beans
should be dozens Of things
tho amateur gardener docs not
know.
From soil treatment 10 the
final picking rs told in a
Detroit Times Victory Garden
booklet prepared by Henry
Prcc. leading garden authority.
The booklet If called for in
the lobby of the Detroit Times
tUTtdTUC is TEN CEN I =.
BY neil, the booklet IS FIF-
TEEN CENTS send your
request 10 The Detroit Times
Home Institute, 1925 Times
Square. Detroit Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
HOME SAMPLERS

SAMPLERS are in fashion
again, loved for their quaint
charm and sentimental appeal
Here's a Home Sweet Home
design, complete with flowers,
trees and cory cottage. You'll
find IT fun 70 do IN cross stitch.
Pattern 500 contains trans
fer pattcrn-ot a-Sanplcrt 2Xfff4
inches; color chart, materials
required, illustration of stitches.
Send II cents in coin for tins
pattern Ia The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Due to SlowneS> of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please he patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

ID Homogeni1ed Milk. Every
quart contains 400 aadedu units
of precious Nitamin D.
Every drop contains equal
nouriShmont New customers
say its the most delicious milk
THEY'VE ever tasted.
Ash YOUR grocer for this
>Super.milk today Or for regu.
lar deliveries, telephone lem.
pie LOCO or MADISON 29sO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28


MAKO n =. if q ftit.
AucS- Send tIt- w'uia cor n
the best style yoI rau-t'aHs Ha}
not offer top-ranEus opnHrUHI'.e
but YOU can make Roadway Wit.
Legitimate duties and worthy causes
II you pat your best foot forward
APRIL - 10 H4l
7 HT t4s- F.gn before "aE o..
Especial 'nc i.I I.t~.'. .o-
Naneemen' through 'atr,-i com.
scieptoH~ effort Tor I'H"',,. +"
Cheerful. vorktaE Do. n.r1 .....
May 5 have a'.~r"Ina good plane
tary aspects. 'oe. uH' "',H nl..-
ness, money matters ure.cl.0...,-
NAY ~ To y5'NE
Comm Both work and private
affairs are under excellent v.hra-
tions. Yoa should boz ahe 90 ret
in a little extra activity lD yUgr
favoritc charity or other helpful
occupation.
JUNE -t To July
Cameo 49, TODAY and t1M-rraa
share tip-t0p planetary can6gua.
tious. but tomorrow Sue Jv dr.
pends greatly upon YOUR attitude.
manner and consistent ambition
todau
July .! TO ARG. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Home Treatment Prepares
Hair for Spring Permanent
BY DONNA GRACE

THERE Is really no special
time Of the year for having per-
mancntS but many girls are
having a now one for spring
Nearly all the salons arc pre-
pared 10 do fine waves and most
permancnts arc quite successful.
New cream and oil lubricants
can be steamed into a wave 10
prevent dryneSS and natural ef-
fccts are the results.
One can do a lot 10 insure
success of the wave by some
preparation at home. Brushing
with lubricants and careful
Shampoos help to refine and
soften the hair.
Home Treatment
One Of the best home prepa-
ratlons is 10 first brush the hair
thoroughly 10 remove dust and
hlmy bits of the shedding epi-
dermuS. Part the hair in little
sections all over the head and
saturate the scalp with a good
shampoo w a h tn Q h lair
thoroughly with about 3 appli-
cations Of the shampoo and
rinse. The success Of the sham
poo will depend on the thorough
ness Of the rln>ing. Every bit Of
soap film must be removed and
this means plenty Of clear water
spray.
The next step is brushing and
comhing, DO not dry the hair
for this. a bath towel pressed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

Now, as never before, good
health is patriotic duty,
Thousands OF doctors are ser.
wing on the fighting fronts
Causing an acute shortage OF
physicians at home.
Nourishing meals will help
your family keep well, And
each meal should includcNmili.
Take advantage OF the ezra
nutrition in SealteSt Nitamin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

over boiling water until Of Gus
tard consistency.
Remove from heat, add CELIA
tin and stir until dissolved. Add
lemon juice and grapefruit meat
and cool until mixture begins 10
thicken.
Beat egg whites until stiff,
beat in Il cup sugar, and fold
into grapefruit mixture. Pour
into pastry she'll and chill until
firm. Makes 9-inch pie.
TIE FOLIO WIN G cake
recipe comes 10 YOU with our
best wishes. It's a new one to
us and voted by the entire
WomenS department best bet
of the year If the cake doesn't
get you, the topping will.
Molasses Ceke
With Fluffy ErOsting
NA' bA'l
, cup sugar
= cup molaSSeS
! egg. we'll beaten
, cups flour
teaspoon salt
, teaspoons baking powder
y teaspoon soda
cup milk.
Cream butter and sugar. Add
mola>Sc> and We'll beaten ccc.
Silt flour. then resift with other
dry ingredients. Add the dry in
gradients, alternately with the
milk. 10 the mixture
Bake in CREASED S-nch square
pan. in "A 35O-dcgrcc oven, for
about - minutes When cool.
frost with Apple Fluff frnStlna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

over the hair will remove excess
water. Remove snarlS with comb
or brush. Part the hair from
tho center front 10 the back,
brush both sides. Part on the
left side and continue 10 brush,
then a right side part The hair
will dry gradually during the
brushing.
When partly dry, bend for
ward and british tip from the
back of the neck, then stand
before the mirror and brush
back from the face Finally
brush in the line the hair is
usually worn.
Separates Fine Hairs
This wet brushing is one Of
the most refining hair treat
ments. II will separate the fine
hairs and lay Them smoothly
against the scalp.
When this shampoo is the pre-
liminary treatment TO the per-
manent, do not use any kind of
rinse. The chemicals in the
wave lotion are not usually COM
patible with rinSeS. Not even 50
simple a rinse as lemon is adj
VlSable
When doing this wet brush
ing. he sure not 10 whip the
brush AT the ends of the hair.
Draw the brush or comb 10 the
ends carefully and avoid
breaking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

80 And Oi course she came
10 Brennans.. because her
mother, her grandmother, her
fs>oriic sunIs have bought
Brennan hats lor years and
years. Hers is a delightful
conleoiion OF feather birds
and flowers in a iroih OF veil.
ma al $50. Prorira again.
TINT the unHHsesi- most Sue
ccssfd hat ideas for romcn
-a.a ~,
Of al ages are at Brennan ..
Ready.te-~sar from $500 UP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
MILK TOAST

WHEN MILK toast is called
for in the diet, try varying the
dish by the use of zwieback or
ruSk. Extra delicious. il revives
interest in q wholesome dish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
THE Eats CAMPAIGNS

WANTED AL your used
cooking grease. II helps make
gunpoWdcr. Save II faithfully.
Take II 10 your butcher when
Nou have a can full.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Oh. Something Different
Fer S pring Appe+i+es!
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

WITH THE advent of warm
days, dinner menus as well as
mllady'S clothes should take on
a new and attractive appearance.
So yesterdays regular meeting
of The Detroit Times Homemak-
crS' Club featured such dishes
with which to tempt spring APP
pctitcS.
UpSlde-doWn meat mullins. a
dish that is different and sure 10
please. and a real cheese strata,
were prepared For something
new in desserts, the dcmonstra-
ton included a molaSScS cake
with apple fluff froStinG, and a
grapefruit chiffon pie
Upside-Down Meat Mullins
with HorScradiSh Gravy
| recipe muffin batter
pound fresh pork sausage
meat
> tablespoons chopped onion
- tablespoons flour
l cup milk
l teaspoon prepared hor>crad-
~
Salt and pepper.
Cook sausage IN skillet until
we'll Drowned. stirring often.
Drain, reSerylng dripplngs for
gravy. Line S large creased
muffin tins with an equal
amount of meat. Pour muffin
batter on top of meat, filling p
full. Bake in hot oven 400 de-
GrccSl for - minutes.
Meanwhile make gravy by
sautecing onion in meat drlp-
pings blend in flour. Gradually
add milk. and cook, stirring con-
stantly, until thickened Add
-hOTSCTddISh, season with salt
and PePPer.--
To serve, invcrt meat mullins
on serving pietefi-PeHr ever
sauce. Makes S.
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Apple Fluff Frostiee

9 cup sranulatcd sugar
IeHP sWcetencd apple sauce
White Of egg.
Mix and beat together until tt
comes 10 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Grapefruit Chiffon Pie

l tablespoon unflavorod gelatin
4 cup grapefruit Juice
! eggs separated
2 cup sugar
J. cup grapefruit juice
. teaspoon salt
tablespoon lemon juice
] cup shredded grapefruit meat
: cup sugar
l baked pastry shell.
Soften gelatin in "a cup grape
fruit Juice for ) minutes Beat
egg yOlkS and add . cup sugar,
grapefruit juice and salt. Cook
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