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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
SUNDAYS GAMES
Track 10 Run
"A Extra Days

War relief fund donations by
the Detroit race track will be
pushed over the $500. 900 mark for
the year with a 24-day charity
meeting following the present 10
day meeting, IT was announced
Saturday.
The meeting will run Aug, is
TO Sept II.
Permission 10 run the meeting
without federal taxes has been
granted by Secretary of the Treas
ury Morcenthau. As a result, all
profits will 60 TO charity with the
exception OF the 81 500 state daily
license fee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
DBC to Send % Oarsmen
To Regatta at st. Kits

Tom Blackjack. Charles French
Joe Sullivan. Bill MaSsnick. Frank
Blair, Jerry Hughes and julius
Huebnef.
This area viii he represented by
one Of the largest lurnouts in
years at the classic st. Kits" jim
Rice's Ecorse boys Will defend the
lianlon trophy which they won a
year ago, as well As the interna-
tlonal prep title WyaHdotte will
be represented by four. Coach
Bill Kriegsr announces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
REASON FOR DEFEAT

In fairness 10 Brousseau. we
might add that less than a week
before the match was fired, New
York officials ruled that the con-
test must be fired over four posi-
tlons. standing. kneeling, prone
and sitting. The Great Lakes boys
have had only limited experience
from the kneelInG and sitting
position but rather than back
down at the last minute they ac-
cepted.
The Burlington, Wis. Rifle
Club from the "Shootin'eSt" town
in the country shot their way
into first place with a team total
of III, exactly 44 points ahead of
the Down River marksmen. who
finished with 1873. Seattle was sec
ond with 759, San Francisco third
with Isl. and Glastonbury, Conn,
fourth with $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Detroit Boat Cub viii he repre-
scented by % oarSnen AZ the Cana
dian Henley regatta at 81 Cath
crime, July 2s-30. Judd Ross anna
tour coach. announced today
Listed 70 70 are Joe BraCken.
Frank Burn Bill Chapman. Bob
SiIeger Joe Kerr Nate Van
Osdol Bill Cardinal Jack Mac
kenzie Bill knight Joe Baker,
Joe Fluiti. Bill Halliday. George
Bob Benya. Floyd Nixon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Apache Scores Easy
Victory at Jamaica

NEW YORK, July II up
Apache, owned by Belair Stud
Farms, ran TO an easy one and
one-quarter length victory over
Pompion today in the thirtieth
running of the FleetwlnX Handi-
cap in the Empire City meeting
al Jamaica before a crowd OF
2S.46l.
With Regards. ranked as top
contender, refused 10 break with
the field and was left at the post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
81 Shot Sets
Record in Win

BOSTON. July II CUP)-Coco-
pet. a dark horse al ST. odds,
loosed a surprising home stretch
burst of speed today to set new
track and stake record and win
the ninth running OF the $4,000
Mayflower Stakes at Suffolk
Downs.
Cocopets time over the light
ning-faSt track was l:04 3-5-a
fifth of a second better than the
record Set by Through Bound last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
An Expensive trophy

Ever p fathers unselhsh desire
- ado 4 rare bird 20 his soldier
sons mounted bird collection can
NOT excuse violating conservation
laws. Lewis HaSkp NJ Reese. near
Saginaw. discovered
HaSke Was arrested by c0nser-
vation officers for killing an i'm
mature bald OF American eagle
which he intended 10 have
mounted for ms son who iS Serv-
ING win the army IN Alrlea The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Umpires Ended
WensIOff Streak

Charlie Wensloff young Yankee
pitcher has attracted attention
because be finishes the games he
starts. But once this year he left
p game before II was finished
hv arguing with tho jumps and be-
IT. -ro<SCf r1t.-----lfit nat VIZ his
eighth >tart-and eighth finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
WEST SDE STANDINGS
SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY, as r. NJ.
.-t tsF- Stpts--Rttb- nIt ISIoN -------.
EAST SIDE STANDINGS

SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY, sIs r. NJ.
- AsF- sID+---REIi- pIN VISION
Gar Wood VS.. Barnes, Gibson, Raymond
AZ JAYNE q
81 David W.. Briggs at Chandler g.
Fmericks W. Gelatin AZ Lodge
Murray Local W. Local 742 A. jayne :.
Logie's vs.. McCord ~ Lodge 2.
Blue DIVISION
T. s. Coast Guard W. " G A. 81 the
Deaf AZ PnErte ]
Hudson Local 15f vs.. Eagles A. 81.
Clair I
p Thornton Drive vs. Local =, Bradley 1.
Briggs Local 4s2 vs. II Horsemen, Elks.
al Pingree
NIchRan stesl-vs e., 3. A. Induction
al NEtmw i. W.
WEST SIDF
Ninco Alexander a. Northwestsrn J
Post Ofice, Beeler Boys, vs. Caille at
Atkinson 1.
Davis Va Detroit Assn Of the Deaf a,
Littlensh l.
81 Agnes VS. Virge's A. Atkinson 2.
Progressive Industries We Graham Psise
A. Codd 1
Ito vs. Coolidge ~ Northwestern a.
Wings A. & W. naval Aviation Cadets
A. Nrrihwsstern :
Aut motive Engineers Va Naval Officers
Procurement at Northwestern 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
New Command for
Il. COmdr. Sutherland

CAPE MAY y j.. July II tUP)
1t Comdr ] 3 CJock) Suther-
land. USNR. former football coach
at University of Pittsburgh, has
taken over duties as assistant
muraic Officer t'7c-r uv;,f base
here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Dog Club Meets

The Dohermsn SportSnen. :
Club B., holding ITS annual meeting
today ~ Tho Glenn StsincS P0nt.
chartrain kennels IN Royal Oak.
The business meeting VIII be ~
2 p. m followed by election az
Officers A picnic VIII boz held and
q he s1-4f,------ -.-,-rt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

conceived the idea OF national
match against Hearst champions
IN other states. following his
team S victory at the Olympia a
few weeks ago.
AS result his challenge
went out over the wires 10 Hearst
rifle champions ifgom Seattle to
Boston and all promptly accepted
the BrouSSeau boast that the
Great Lakes Steel BomberS were
the best rifle team in America"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Coon Trial at Saginaw

The Saginaw Valley Coon Hunt.
erS Protective Association is con-
Quoting a coon hound field trial
al the Saginaw County Far
Grounds al ] p. m otday. Entries
close al ! p. m. Guaranteed finals
Of so per cent. Lealv Oak rules
Will govern The meet. Proceeds
Will be used 10 purchase and re-
lease racCooH IN the Saginaw
N4llCN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Of the Great
Lakes Steel
Bonbers, fol-
lowing his
teams last
place show
inc in the
National In
V 1t a { o n
match among
holders of the
1913 Hearst
trophy.
BTOu 6 : q a [.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

r oxy, II a M
tranck's recre-
alton director,
opposing B e re
r u b /, II u n
garian star in
one end. and
Leo J Q n s G n
wrestling Fritz
Kreuger in the
o [ h er. Both
bouts two in
three falls. so
minutes tim C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
IN THE OPEN
nv The OPEN
Bill Would Wreck
State Game Laws
By Don GILES

would happen Michigan u the McCaUsn bill introduced
IN p June ! became Law -
Wc put 20 p e. Hohmaser director ~ the
Michigan Conservation Department and his answer should be OF
extreme sportsman
the MCCarTan bill S-ll0- introduced
by
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

The Roxy-Ruby tussle is one of
the outdoor seasons wrestling It'd
bits for those who like clean,
crafty wrestling mixed with speed.
Other one-fall matches are I:
Buck Liscombe VS.. Buck Estes,
one fall, 30 minutes; Dale Wayne
VS.. Chuck Marlowe, one fall, 80
minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Empire City Results

FIRST RACE 2-year-olds s. mile
Town Gallant (steffenl Is 70 800 80
Resale (GlDertb $50 4 80
Seal Rock tWright ="
Time Is Is Off 0s
Able, For Freedom Mad Anthony.
Little SANDY Carbon Black. 'Glyndale,
Jack Dove, Sonnet Key and Tidy Reward
also ran.
sField
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
State Trap Meet Ends

Michigan stare uapshooterS
will vino Up f6oU tNo-day\ STATE
to6rnaTt1t today ~ ihc Camp
Wan Gun Club near Monroe.
with = .)0-targct handicap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Teammates Again

Fresco Thompson of Montreal
and Greg Mulleavy Of Buffalo.
managerial rivals in the Interna-
tional. once formed the keystone
pair for the Buffalo club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Roxy and Rubi
Meet tuesday

A wrestling double-header is
billed for the next attraction at
Mack Park Tuesday evening with
two local rhythm boys. Walter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
COULD HUNT IN JULY

Further study of the bill re-
veals that a buck season could be
declared in July. A resident OF
Ohio could hunt deer in Michigan
for one-twenty-fifth the non
resident fee and half that now
paid by a resident. He could take
his buck deer 10 whatever mum.
Der prescribed 10 Cleveland and
peddle them for whatever price
he could get and none of these
actions could be questioned by the
personnel Of the Michigan con-
servation commission.
81 have written Senator Nc
Carran protesting the passage
of this BILL" Hoffmaster SAID.
"He replied that no action had
been taken on the bill yet pend
ing hearings TO he held I'm the
Par West and the East. In
second letter TO Senator Me-
Carran, / urged that n hearing
be conducted in the Midwest In
order that conservation officials
from Wisconsin. Minnesota,
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois could be
present at a minimum OF
travel"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Detroit Race Results

FIRST RACE-s 300 claiming 3yearods up Ia
ALUMoNT III g. Deerng, 500 $50
SLIGHT ERROR III 81. Adams 240
Time, 1928 Foiga, Tacheone and Muskrat also
SECOND claiming ayearolds and up furlongs:
BALLOTER, ia q. R Layton 1920 $50 $50
STELL4 los &c. SOUTH 760 40
10 BETTY. 1O3 IT, Har) $50
Time lbs 3-5. Roda Hour Lucy Tack
Golden Goose also
Daily Double paid S44so
THIRD RACES2Oo claiming 3-year-olds up urlongs
sIIAKERMAN. ia q. Adams 500 $50 800
ACKWELL. 116 &c SOUTH 1040 $50
TIIAT-A-BOY. ia Cd. Scurock) 440
Time lila 35 Joss Stick Red Horizon Watham Cross Home
Again and Bip also
FOURTH RACE-sl4oO claiming 3-year-olds and fur
III GOLD 1l3 CP MlIgan) TAO go
WISE COZ ONEI liz C. South, 400
Time lib As Doubeback Black Raider Jag Pttistraw and
Loango also
FIFTH RAcE-S25oo the Juvenile Handicap 2ear-od 5'a
GOOD GOING. III o. Adams 700 $50 800
RED WONDER l12 IS Clark 44o 20
VALDINA SONORA, la IN. CalverU 500
Play Hands also ran
SIXTH RAcE-s75OO Sport Kings Handicap 3yearOds
SEVEN HEARTS 1ls tP Mnliean> 400 800 800
RE EATy FA GL0 pr M ne c P Roberts $40 42
fl3 Beld Captain a-Lady Rebecca a-Eugene Night
keano Indian Watch and Wise Paisano also ran
aA. J. L. Mcknight entry. Field
SEVENTH RACE-S25oO. the Mt Clemens Handicap, 3year
ODDS and up. lie miles: -
BON JOUR- 103 III. Murphy $50 $40 240
BY C0NSCRIPT, ~ ,P Miliganl 4O go 200
Time As. Samborombon and Col, Teddy also ran
EIGHTH RACE 81 800 claiming 4year ods and up Turf
Course about mile and So furlongs; 900 g.. 200
JUST TOURIST 1O6 81, Brennsn) $50 40
Time sol Iacodra Reign Symmetry, American Lake
Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Gree Lakes Steel
Last in Rifle Match

we had a lot Of fun any
way" was the only comment Of
Ernest p. BrOuSseau. captain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
The Count Has New Brother

A full brother 10 Count Fleet,
born a few weeks ago. has been
named Count Speed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Park Results

FIRST RACE-S-year-olds and up. IN
miles:
Surgeon Dick Bailey $50 so
Risky Man (Resves) $50
Time 202 as. Off 2iS.
Connie Ann. HerminA b Coors Up.
Sweep Through. Pureelville and Chocolate
Maid Also ran.
SECOND RACE - 3.ysar-olds, i-i6
Modwsna tMorri..y) $3.50 1876 $50
Ebony Edge (Bierman) 500 3 so
Sweeping Dream (Jemas) 40
Time / a. is. off 354ii
Listing Romano. X. sugar Roll Hope
ful Reward and Cideam also ran.
THIRD RAcE-2.y.sr,old.. I. mile;
Big Push tGrohsD $40 $50 $50
Estate (RermanD $50 $40
Czech Lass tReeves) 100
Time f.l7 3-5. off 4 rs.
Smack. Bolo Babe Miss Uso. vsidIns
Cooky and AlaEold also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-5-yesr-old' and up
Touch ana co Morris 1910 1870 $40
Proud sister tRiermanJ $50 go
Strombus 1Msrtin) J 30
Time 81, OFF 4'S4.
Rosy Brand. wise Dean n Play, I'm
psnetrable and subdeh also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-5.ysar-ods and W.
Some Chance
(BAlzarstte1 90 so out
Red Vulcan (ReeveD $40 out
Ponayya CJemas out
Time AZ 3-5. off b;2Th.
Aforsy also ran.
SIXTH RACE-2.year-oids = mile:
h-Jezrshel CGrohsl 40 40 80
b-Occupy (WhitinD 40 40
c-Alorter (JemssD go
Time 1919 lis, or s.nl.
Megogo, b-Broadcloth OghAm Civil
Liberty Freeze Out. Black Badge. Raw
enala. Pukks Gin and c-Albuldo also ran.
b.J. Msrsch entry.
CA. G. Ernst entry.
SEVENTH RACE-3-yssr.olds = mile:
Marian Martin 1880 go 100
a-Happy Pilot (Bailey) 1870 100
Yarrow Maid (whitins) $50
49, Time -i43i1- OF q as
TechniciAn, Dove Shoot Espinn Gold
Endy Hasty kiss and Alacyon also ran.
s-Hsppy Hour entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-3-ysar-olds and UP,
overland Tran tEsdD $50 800 go
Miss Transit tRssveH NJ so , 90
Beau Insco (Johnsonb 2 80
Time 216 as. off T-o7H
Prince n Mars, canats and Dancing
Light also ran
NINTH RAcE--9.yssr-oIa and NJ. =
Wise Bsrrister
tHarttosl tS ~ 1870 1900
Count Mo (Johnsonl $50 7l.to
Epieet Martin 1870
Meadow Dew. sam Houston, circus
Wings Nani-Leouai Jungle Moon. Cloudy
weather. Zoroastra. Musical Jack and
Free Mics also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

bird was confScatcd by conServa-
iion officers and HaSke was
fined SIS 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

SECOND RACE-3-year-o and up.
-f-i-f6 miles
Arthur ] Cwrishu $50 ZOO $50
Bright Camp tStouO 1926 50
Exemplify (Gilbertp 80
Time 46 Is of IS
over. Kings Gampi 'VAin Beauty.
'Gyndon Town. Miss Mary Jane Isle Dc
Pine. mission step and The Fiend also
ran
Field.
THIRD RACE -3-year-olds and W. a
mile
AIbatross CSteneu) $50 40 40
Generous Owens so 800
Kay Diane tEriCksonl ~ 80
Time l.l2 or All
sarge stitch Again and Sir Alfred also
tDesd heat for place.
FOURTH RACE 2-yssr-oids 50 fur
stepwisely (GHberN 10 so go $40
Poppy Miss Owens $50 $50
Sweetest Girl Swain $50
Time .06. off 346H
Entertainment Chic Shirley and Boot
ana also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-s-yssr.olds s. mile,
Apache (stouD 420 $40 80
Pompion tGilberD $50 90
a Kingfisher (Nodarse)~ 50
Time III 2-b, off 23h
with Regards. Fire, a-Douhlrsh, Breez-
ing Home and Csssis also ran.
at. Christopher.
SIXTH RACE year olds and up. =
miles
RackatAck (Nodsrse) 1910 $50 $50
Powerhouse tBrookst 800 z so
Perfect Rhyme Owens 2.50
Time l SO is, off Sol.
Caumsett, rOdeon and Fuego also ran.
SEVENTH HAcE-5.year. oIds, I f-i5
miles
Singing Torch (Givens) IL 20 30 , 80
Aysh's Boy (RenickJ 500 200
Enter tLindberE) ll.5O
Time i:45 As, of 5.37i7
Strategic. Bull Reign Birch Rod Tragic
Ending, GaaGIuo and Mark also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
SUPREME AUTHORITY

hon master pom lth WV Ailo -
the hill passed, some Washington
Official may suddenly decide that
the deer are a nuisance. Under
the provision Of the McCarran
bill. that Official would have the
right. Notwithstanding any OPPOSE
ton advanced by the Michigan
conservation commission. 20 IS
tabliSh an open season on t1e
deer, either sex. 'nr both, Al any
time "a suit his whims and Al a
federal hunting license fee OF 81,
II he so desired.
The season established and the
license fee fixed the McCarTan
bill. If enacted. would then permit
any one 10 invade the Huron Ma
tional Forest, a choice deer hunt
ing area in Lower Michigan or
any other federally owned land IN
the state, regardless OF where
such person may reside. be il
Illinois, Ohio or ANY other state,
what would become OF the
conservation laws OF Michigan
Hoffmaster asked. "By one
stroke Of the pen, states rights
would be nullified. insofar as
their natural resources are con
cerned."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
SoftbdN Race
Grows Tighter

As the second half season In
the Detroit Softball Association
advances. the race b Q c o m s
tighter. Fourth-place Hudson is
only one game away from the
leader, unbeaten Briggs Bombers.
Briggs and Hudson hook up in
the feature at Mack Park Mon
day night. Local 280 has chance
TO improve its standing when. IT
takes on last-place Fruehauf in a
game Sunday.
MEMS STANDINGS
" l. Pct. w \ Pct
Briggs 900 Local 1O4 1913
Johnson 500 Local
Local $50 3 $50 Wings $50
Hudson 2 1857 Teamstrs 200
Local 100 2 2 500 Fruehsuf 900
GIRLS STANDINGS
W l. Fct W / Pct
Local 50 2 $50 wyandotts o 900
Hudson 2 6s7 Chens-
Local Vet 1 2 333 Trombly 900
SUNDAYS GAMES
Local Wings VS. Local i04, 6.3O r m
Local $50 W. Fruehauf. 7 30 p m.
MONDAYS GAMES
Local 100 vs. Local i04 .. m.
Hudson vs.. Briggs, p m
Wyandotte vs. Chpe Tromhly girls.
q d. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Suffolk Park Results
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE-A mile, s.year.olds and
up:
Grand Cay tKirk) 1910 TAO so
Epay tPrstt) 500 500
PLAY Greenock tNash) 100
Time 1:l2 as. off 7:33h.
Burnt Bridges Unimond. Quintilian. Cen
tuple, smilin' Jack. Good Company. copin,
Ugln and Kurdistan Also ran.
SECOND RAGE-4-yeAr-eiAs and ,tp,
mile.
Brown interchangeable iie0 100
Las; Frontier tMoore1 $50 3 50
Dainty Ford tRobsrtD $40
Time liza as. off $40.
Grey Wolf. Mad Bunny Beauty Blen,
Buckets, wise Fox, Vsldina Tout, All Free,
Primsrialy and Weesgone also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

n Michigan
Hunting and fishing on 200
600 acres Of federsllr owned land
would come under The direct con
troll and supervision OF The federal
government. This would include
such lands as t1e Huron and
NanIStee national forests below
The straits and tho Ottawa, Hla-
watha and Marquette national
forests m the Upper Peninsula.
also Isle Royaie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Major League Averages
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Tn. records below include games play
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-12-02
OYSTER CASSEROLE

The many people, who, in the
past have always enjoyed and
served seafood dishes, are not hav-
ing half the trouble with menues
as those who have always relied
on meat. But many of the meat
eaters are now in the process Of
discovering what good things can
be done without meat. Take, for
instance, the oysterl How many
varied and assorted ways it can
be served, and how tasty the dish.
So, instead of reserving oysters
only for a cocktail, or an occa-
sional "fry" we serve it as an
OYSTER CASSEROLE
A tablespoons margarine
tablespoons -four
Y teaspoon salt
X teaspoon pepper
2 cups milk
2 cups cooked rice
/ cup cooked celery, diced
Melt the margarine in a sauce
pan. Add -four and seasonings.
Blend. Add milk gradually to the
first mixture, stirring constantly
to prevent Jumping. Allow mix
ture TO come TO a boil and cook
three minutes. Grease casserole
or baking dish. Arrange rice, eel
cry, and oysters in layers in the
order listed. Cover with sauce.
Sprinkle with paprika. Bake in a
quick oven (4O0 F.) for % min
utes. Serves to 8.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-12-02
Beaten Biscuits For
Your Buffet Suppers

If you are planning a buffet
supper for any time during the
holidays, be sure to include beaten
biscuits,-they have the knack of
adding the finishing touch to the
supper.
BEATEN BISCUIT
2 cups -four
teaspoon sal
1s cup shortening
Milk and water
Sift the -four with the salt. With
the tips of fingers work in short
ening and moisten to stiff dough
with equal quantities of milk and
water mixed. Place on Toured
board and beat with rolling pin
for at least one-half hour, folding
the dough every few minutes. Roll
to one-third inch thickness, shape
with a biscuit cutter about 2 inches
in diameter, prick with fork and
place on CREASED baking sheet or
inverted dripping pan. Bake 20
minutes in hot oven GOO AIS
F.) They should be light, of even
grain, and should crack at the
edges like crackers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-12-02
Lilly Whites Special
Baked Apples
Dear Miss Wilma:

Dear Miss Wilma:
Des heah apples Am writ bout,
am jes one mo good reason why
All gotta make up so mo mince
meat, cause All uses it 70 stuff
fin TO dem.
All jes takes apples an All peels
an cores dem an puts dem close
up on each luther in. a glass bakin
dish. Den All fills de middles og
dem apples full up wit mincemeat.
Den An takes de peeling an cores
an cobers dem with water an lets
dem cook until all de juice am out
OBJ dem. Den All strains off de
juice an measures it an adds de
same mount OBJ sugar, and All
puts in half lemon wot All done
sliced up thin an All lets it all
come to a good bile. Den All otres
dis juice ODER de apples an puts
dem in a moderate like oven an
baked dem until DIES apples gifts
tender. Wen It gifts cole, de juice
ought TO be like jelly, but SOM
times it jes amt, but jelly or no
Jelly, dey's jes as good, an yo can
ct dem hot OF cole, wit cream or
without cream.
Hopin' 70 is de same,
Your humble servant,
LILLY WHITE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-12-02
French Onion Soup Is
The Height Of Good
Cold Weather Eating

The height of good cold weather
eating is French onion soup!!
There are so many, many occasions
at which this soup can be the
most appealing thing in the world
Later on, just imagine it after
ice skating, or right now after a
night walk, or just as an extra
something if the man of the family
has been working late and ate an
early dinner down town. And to
add another good point-it isn't
difficult to prepared!
FRENCH ONION SOUP
/ medium sized onion, sliced
2 tablespoons margarine
2 cups stock
" teaspoon salt
/ teaspoon bottled condiment
sauce
" teaspoon celery salt
Dash of pepper
6 to 8 rounds white bread
y cup grated Parmesan cheese
Peel and slice the onions Saute
in margarine until light brown.
Add the stock and seasonings.
Pour into a liz quart casserole
or 6 to 8 individual casseroles.
Place 6 to 8 rounds of bread on
top and sprinkle with grated Par
mesan cheese. Bake uncovered in
a moderate oven 1850 F.l until the
cheese is melted and well Drowned
or brown under low broiler heat.
Serves 6 to 8.
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BAKED PEACH
TAPIOCA PUDDING

The rewards for home canning
are just too numerous to mention,
but those who put up peaches will
know the reason why, when they
try this
BAKED PEACH TAPIOCA
PUDDING
A tablespoons quick-cooking
tapioca
A tablespoons sugar
u teaspoon salt
"A teaspoon nutmeg
2 cups canned sliced peaches,
drained
21s cups water and peach juice
l tablespoon lemon juice
2 tablespoons melted butter
or substitute
Combine ingredients in creased
baking dish. Mix thoroughly. Bake
in moderate oven 1915 F.) 80 min
utes, or until done, stirring well,
every 10 minutes, and again when
removing from oven. Serve warm
or cold with cream. Serves 8.
For baked apricot tapioca pudding,
substitute apricots for peaches, and
omit nutmeg.
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Pumpkin Chiffon Pie

/ tablespoon gelatin
X cup cold water
III cups cooked pumpkin
/ cup brown sugar
2 teaspoons cinnamon
n teaspoon ginger
Y teaspoon allspice
n teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter or
substitute
n cup milk
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
baked pastry shell
Soften gelatin in cold water for
5 minutes. Combine next eight
ingredients with slightly beaten
egg yolks in the top of a double
boiler. Cook over water until thick
ened. Add gelatin and stiff until
dissolved. Cool until beginning to
CONCEAL. Beat egg whites, add
sugar and beat until stiff. Fold
into pumpkin mixture. Pour into
baked pastry shell and chill until
firm. Makes one (9-inch) pie.