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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Merchant Navy
Twill Take Men
Classified as IA
Fighting Mans Friend;

Z. 2. 3. CT would like tc
| know II II IS too late 10 enlist N
The merchant marine after ! re.
ceive my IA classification card
If not. how do ] 60 about en-
listirg7
A-You may enlist In the
merchant marine up until the
time YOU receive your induction
papers. Merchant marine re-
cruiting offices are al 209 HAM
mond Building.
M. s.: Q-My husband would
like 10 know II there Il a mer-
chant marine recruiting Office in
Flint. Are they taking men al the
present time?
A-There il no recruiting
office in Flint for the merchant
marine. Your husband would
have TO enlist through the he
troit office, i'm the Hammond
Building.
Mrs. W. NJ: O. have Just
received word that my brother has
arrived in Africa. Would you
kindly tell me what color service
Dag / should put in my window.
A service flag consisting
of n blue star I'm white
\ rectangular field within red
border is the proper service flag
( 20 display.
\ CHANGE OF NAME
& ]. o. H.: Q-I am a boy IS
years of age and have used a
name / thought my own until j
sent for my birth certificate. l
am going 10 join the navy soon
and would like 10 continue using
the name / have always used.
Where could ] go to petition TO
have my name changed.
A--Go 10 probate court In the
Wayne County Building.
Mrs. A. H: Q-Im going TO
have a baby this month. and my
husband is in the army. / now
get $50 a month from the govern
ment. To whom shall / write and
what do / have to send TO prove
that / have a baby. in order to
receive the S12 each month?
A-The birth OF a child must
be reported on w. d.. A. q. o.
Form No. GAL, which may be
obtained at the Home Service
Section of the American Red
Cross, $50 w. Lafayette. Change
Of status form and birth certifi-
cate must be sent 10 the Office
of Dependency BENEFITS, 21S
Washington, Newark. n. j., to
obtain an allotment for the
baby.
CAN GET ALLOTMENT
Mrs. NJ. A. r.: A-You are
entitled 10 the allotment. Appli-
cation forms may be obtained by
writing 10 Field Branch, Bureau
OF Supplies and Accounts, Allot-
ment Division, Navy Depart
ment, Cleveland, o.
Mrs. V. W.: My brother in the
army, stationed overseas, signed
up for bond a month This money
has been taken out of his pay
each month since September. The
bonds were TO be sent to me- and
| have not received any of them
as yet. Where should / write TO
lind out about them?
A-Write to Office, Chief of
Finance, War Bond, Division,
Washington ID. G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Horoscope
BY Frances
Drake

Look Section Your Birthday Comes H. and Find What Your
Outlook Is, According 10 tho Stars.
For Saturday. March
Evening star., 1943-04-21

YARDLEY LAVENDER
SOAP - one Of the
secrets Of exquisite Eng
lish complexions. Creamy
pure fragrant. A soap to
be used with pleasure, a
gift to be accepted with
Joy.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-29
CHAPTER XII

GIVE hidden something for
twenty years." Emma said
quietly.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-29
@Noap,s

THE STORY so FAR: Charlotte
Cherry Rawlings, an orphan at Saint
Dorothea's convent school since she was
seven, knows almost nothing Of her early
history but has gradually realized that
like other girls at the school she has
no family. She questions whether she
has the right to her fathers name.
Judge Judson Marshbanks and Emma
Haskell, housekeeper for wealthy Mrs.
Porteous Porter in San Francisco, are
her guardians. When Cherry Is twenty
Emma gets her a secretarial job with
Mrs. Porter but she goes first to the
Marshbanks mansion, meeting the
judges young wife, Fran, and his rich
niece, Amy, daughter Of his brother
Fred, now dead. Life at Mrs. Porter's
becomes monotonous and Cherry Is
thrilled when Kelly Coates, an artist,
sends her a box Of candy and she Is
Jealous when he brings Fran to party
at Mrs. Porter's. Emma tells Cherry
that her sister Charlotte was Cherry's
mother. Kelly takes Cherry along so
Fran can visit his studio and Cherry
senses that he is very much In love
with Fran, but soon he tells Cherry de-
sp0ndently that Fran has promised the
Judge she will not see him any more.
Mrs. Porter dies, leaving Cherry $500,
and she learns from Marshbanks that his
brother Fred, who was Amy's father,
was also her father. Cherry goes to
Stanford University and lives with the
Pringles. Fran asks her to be Keiiy's
friend, saying he likes her, and that she
has decided to do the honorable thing
and avoid him. Kelly goes to Palo Alto
and asks Cherry to marry him, although
Fran viii always be the "unattainable
woman" Her answer Is no; she wants
no Fran In the background. Cherry
and Rebecca Pringle work in vacation
camp, then take motor trip to Canada
and on the way back Cherry goes to
see Emma.
Now continue with the story.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-29

fast time. Serve them with butter
or vitaminized margarine-honey
and butter syrup, melted together,
or dark corn syrup favored with a
maple extract are all that could be
desired, luscious indeed.
No, haven't forgotten omeletsl
For fluffy omelet allow 8 eggs for
2 people. Separate eggs, and beat
each separately. Add " tablespoon
cream to yolks, salt and pepper,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-29
Lynn Says:

Saying it Briefly: Saute minced
onion and green pepper with left
over meat and enclose in pastry
squares. Bake until crisply
brown and serve with gravy.
Alternate slices of sauteed egg
plant and slices of leftover meat
in casserole. Pour over it some
tomato soup. sprinkle with graf
ed cheese, heat, and presto! Your
main dish is ready!
Boil large onions, scoop out CEN
ter, fill with hash, and heat, serve
with gravy or tomato sauce.
Scoop out centers from pota-
toes, mash potatoes, mix with
ground, leftover meat, refill. heat
and bring to the table.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-29
This Weeks Breakfast
Sliced Oranges
Hot Oatmeal Honey Top Milk
Coddled Eggs
"Butterscotch Pecan Rolls
Beverage
'Recipe Given

then fold in stiffly beaten whites.
Heat butter in skillet, pour in eggs,
cover and cook over low heat until
mixture puffs, about 8 minutes. TN
cover and finish cooking in slow
oven 1925 degrees) about 20 min
utes. Fold over and serve on warm
platter.
Omelet Variations.
II you have leftover ham, sprinkle
n few tablespoons of minced ham
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-29

az yum WAiiuoW
these mornings
when you arise
to meet the day
and all its tasks,
a hot, well-bal-
anced breakfast
is bound to bring
you to the alert
in double quick
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-29
Change Your BREAKFASTS.

DrolteQ nam IN
between will work
wonders toward
getting the fani-
ly on it's way out
of bed.
Packaged pam
cake mixtures
will speed up the
tempo at break
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-29

THE pretty matron decided that
= the photograph suggested Charles
Boyer quite lot. Not Valentino?
Well, Yes! Around the mouth there
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-29

time. Fruit or fruit juice will wake
you first, then eggs, hot cereal,
rolls or flapjacks will do the rest
toward getting you on your way.
Citrus fruit crops are especially
good this winter and will be at your
breakfast service with all their rich
vitamins, minerals and health-giv-
ing qualities. Their sparkle and
freshness will give you a new start
these busy mornings.
vitamin Cereals.
It's wonderful idea to follow up
the fruit course with one of those
quickly prepared hot cereals which
are so rich in vitamin B1-that
important vitamin you need daily
for preventing nervousness, fatigue
and restlessness.
There are several ways Of doing
up the hot cereals. The quick-cook-
ing wheat and oat cereals may be
readily prepared along with the rest
of breakfast-in just few minutes
time. If you have a deep-wel1 cook
er on an electric range you can
place the cereal in glass jars along
with dried fruits you are able to
obtain, turn on the unit overnight,
and have fruit and cereal ready-to-
eat.
Don't hesitate at cooking the
qllick-cooking cereals longer-they
are improved in flavor and more
palatable if you give them a few
extra minutes.
Coddled Eggs.
Coddled or soft cooked eggs are
made by bringing sauce pan Of
water to good boil. Then turn out
the heat, transfer into it the eggs
with a spoon. Cover and letstand 5 to
10 minutes depending upon the con-
sistency of egg you desire. This is
a good way to fix eggs-you can
place them in the water while
you're getting the rest of the break
fast. a
Change Your Breakfasts.
Fried mush is a wonderful break
fast food; serve it with syrup, but
ter and honey, and even fried apple
rings-for a late Sunday morning
feast.
Toasted English mullins teamed
with poached eggs-and a piece Of
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-29

special occasions, spread Sauteed
chicken livers before folding omelet.
Freshly baked rolls with swirls Of
brown syrup and whole pecans on
top are bound to make your break
fast a real pleasure. Make the rolls
in the afternoon-reheat for break
fast, for these won't dry out:
sButterscotch Pecan Rolls.
Makes DOZEN
I package yeast, compressed or
granular
"A cup warm water
p cup milk, scalded, cooled to
lukeWarm
1 teaspoon salt
u cup sugar
II cup melted shortening
2 eggs, well beaten
About 4 cups sifted all-purpose
-four
1 cup butter, softened
I cup brown sugar, packed firmly
! cup pecan meats
Pour "a cup lukewarm water over
yeast, add tablespoon sugar, stir,
let stand about minutes.
Dissolve salt and remaining sugar
in milk. When lukewarm add yeast
and blend with 2 cups flour. Beat
very thoroughly. Next, add eggs
and shortening. Mix well and beat
three minutes. Add remaining -four
enough to make a smooth dough.
Knead lightly on board about 5 min
utes. Use only enough flour to keep
dough from sticking. Dough should
be kept as soft as possible. Grease
top and let rise until doubled. Fold
dough down again and let rise again
until doubled.
To shape: roll dough into oblong
pieces until VI inch thick. Spread
with butter, brown sugar and nuts.
Roll as for jelly roll. Cut into to
IN inch slices. Use muffin tins,
add " spoonful of butter, and
few nutmeats to each pan. Place
rolls of dough, cut side down on
each pan. Let rise again until dou-
BILE. Bake about IL to Is minutes
in hot (400 to 425-degree) oven.
Remove from pans Immediately.
Quick Coffee Cake.
" cup butter
cup sugar
egg
IN cups -four
2N teaspoons baking powder
II teaspoon salt
! cup milk
teaspoon vanilla
Cream butter and sugar. Add egg
and beat until light. Add sifted dry
ingredients alternately with milk and
beat for several minutes. Add va
nilla and pour into creased, shall
low pan. Spread with topping and
bake in a moderate (350-degree)
oven Is to 80 minutes.
Topping.
Is egg whites
cup brown sugar
Nutmeats
Beat egg whites stiff. Fold in
sugar. Spread on batter and sprin.
kle with chopped nutmeats.
Have you a particular household o.
cooking problem on sChich you would like
expert adCice? Write to Miss Lynn Cham
bers at Western Newspaper Union, go
South Desplaines Street, Chicago, Illinois.
explaining your problem fully 20 her.
Please enclose a stamped, seltaddressed,
envelope for your reply.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-29

over orneIet while
it is cooking. For
a jelly onelet,
spread a table
spoon of jelly over
surface of onelet
before folding it
over-after it has
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-01-29
Winter Breakfasts

Though the wind may howl mean
fully and the icicles crackle coldly
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Urauerndd,ric,t
!i,crr Nar @tdtaeI Sd1neiScr

1cboren am II. gpril 1884 in @rci;,
Sdogen Sisbenbiirgelt, itarb am
13. Osselnber 1912 in Hoheiter, 9s
y. sr fam I'M Sabre 1907 nah oen
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re. Sdgnsiocr mar eillcr BON hel1
Uriinbern oes 3lpeig 36 Mno aer
arfte Griiioent oesielben. Mar %
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1909. Der Gbe entiproiien ciu Sobn
mo eine 1ohter. Sic perloren oit
5ohter I'M II. 9ebensiabr ourd
Den GOO in Mod)siter, ipobin iie iiber.
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Hetea Mrmc gab bcfannt, oab mi
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100000 Ahicns@sfanseuc ae,nadt
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Jus rcidenben aimpi.n mniaericbcn
habcn.
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Sc,itelbcn Sieg crrana:u, 245 Mc,.
len weit ueraeer,meen iino, me sal;
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Ter Ming I'm Stalinarao II! or
brod,cn Mnb Die % G;piiionen I'm,
Staliuerao Vino. nit ser 8eiisnahmc
'bes Srtes @oroneib BON uler Ser.
binSltna nit &oiton abgei1nitten.
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3,peia 6.

Die reeelmGbiee Gcriantnliulls
bes 3psia 6 iinhct am 8. ssebrimr
ltatt. slne MTtflieoer ,peroen &C.
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lrnl &orita:'c nepriift srr 3aMung
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alicScr lpcrAen er'iteht it'd ntehr All
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N'unocrs iollen oicisniecu. rpeIhe
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,so;ngt uoriprcfen nnn ihrc Seite
aenr &crein tlnrlegen.
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2l,,s watertct,i,, Il. y.
Grd,,eruaehricht

Ssn sSaterto,un A. ~, itarb am
2S. 0cscn1bcr and turseln itpcrcn
2riben inn @utcn Samaritcr Spital
Spfin Sad!ncr, acb. Sflu0er
'lrto mlroc anl 80. Scsemter 1912
inter arobcr getciligung pon Nit,
1lisocril Res ,hpcia 36, Sreltnoen
lnto @efanrten pom Scihcnbaus e,
g. 9osulano ans 5ltr crrigc1 Hube
IN NorhIcitc Sricotof setraaelt. Sic
2,'ihcnieNr Icitcte Eiayrcr Tricarif
Goat.
iSrml Snii<l Wddaler lpdr gehnrel
1n Is. afai 1882 in 9iltrip, Sic
,enbiiraeu. tam nndl oen Gercinigten
Staatsn in 1908. no tic Midacl
0adNler IN 1910 beiratetc. Sic Gbr
mar cine itouc u,o aliiflitc, oar,
nm lit ons ,3errsiBcn oes @nnoes i,
'dNIrrr5l;N. Soffa %adner hat oic
hite &cilltat orailIral hsiudt, Sluei,
moi nit ibrcrl @at1er, eilnnal nllcn
u,o slpnr i'm Sabre 1912, 1929 mo
1929.
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trluernoen @attsn Maihacl 9ad).
rrcr, einen Sobn in Ser alten Sci,
mat unb eine Sod,ter bier. ; Gnfel,
timber. @ott gatp hcr %rltorh;nen
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Nm< Salci,,. Okie
3,pcis 19.

SIS o:slrc alien @riiocrn ocs ;3lpcif
10 5ur aeiilligan asad'rid,t, Oab oit
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Der ). Ssbruor, abenos, ltattfinbet
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llrng 5u fonlnren. "a i,hr sp:d}tias
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fam N-:r seld}.h Il, iuenn aae Yri-
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nntlide &Sditpreiic itcbsn in fcincn
Ve5iehungeR mebr all Sen barter,
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Der Norn. uito ielbit 10 prGsiie unb
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oas Greisp.rtpalt,lngsa,nt, oas sic
Situaticu in 9ee1p gorf untcriuft
bat, MAIDEN Spefulations !Elertante
alsf DeutId Shieber - nerant4
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acknowledgements auf bie Glnbidmft
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orobenoen llebsrgreifen ser SfanbaI-
s,lildnbs i'm Sleiibbaiuocl alf a,rsere
8rand)en bcs Observation-Disclosures
poracbe,igt iperben.
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tben Souhboote erbeblih geitnri
muros. @ir ipiiien a,lh, oaB oer
transport .nui anocrcn @esen -
teionoers nit Der 8abn nldli
seniiseno entlpifclt lit, nm oIe nor.
ralc 3ui,,br 81, eemabrleiiten UNI
sIeid,cltia oen 10 idnca nafienoen
Veoiiriniiien linierer hapaifneteu
Wta6t, Rionbers in Noroairita, &C.
rsht sl peroen. ShlieBlih wiiiel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28

2onoon. Tic brifiidp Iomirait-
tdt CAB befannt, ioaB 5O7 britiihc
Seeleute, bornntcr SO Sffi5isre, bet
Dem llntcrsams bcs sSluaSeuatrd-
L gers rMneMcr" iudbrsnb Der Cant
Sunesoperatipncn in 9soroaIrifa oen
SOB gefumoen fuben. Der rMpeit-
| ger" mar eiites Scr rs aaiiertcn
Shiffe, o;r untIih ais Gerliite Der
9amouus slrmaoa bon $50 trans
port mo &ricesidsifien beseif)net
llpllr0an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
$clbitntcrS.G piHctt,ie
In 2snSapcit sses

3iiridh. Gas offisieae Sraan hes
l,ngarihcn Nubenninilteriums mel
oct, oab oic 9eborosn in 8ubapeit
auein inn Monat Ie5el1ber t463
SsI6itnproe resiitriertcn. Die un-
gariidr Gcg;cruna gibt sic Tcrluite
Scr unaoriidDen Srnnec an ser r,l;-
iiicbea fSrpnt fiir sic ;3eit BON, 90.
Muallt bis 81. Ocscnrhcr nit !3..
322 an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
-X>pcia Is.

slls SdY,peitern p.rotn alrlncrf-
lam gcicadjt AnB Die nGdIite Ser
ianmlllne Sreitag, rsn 5. 5ssbruar,
IS l(br obenos, ubgebalte,t Miro.
SsSe Sflrriter lit crllft Cen Ser,
innrnllunsen bcisuprbnen Samii
aud, in hiaiem Sahr oie @eid,1fte
ces Tareins suirieoenireaeno aefiihrt
iper0en f0nnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28

aafh. @eprid,. Die alien nlten BE-
amtiatneu oanfte fir ibre arbeiti I'M
oeraangenen Sabr i,na boffe oab Die
nenen 9eamtinnen aud) fiir Sen
Gerein 10 gut orbciten, mas nncf, ale
rNriprahcn.
lln'ere n1d,itc reaelnl1bige Ser.
untnlEtna iinoet itatt Somnine, ben
.. Tebrilar, . lthr nldnlittogs.
aorrmt allc.
&clen Nohrnnln, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
Grit. 111iiiieitcn INT Il. =
teietGitioen 5000

2onbnu. Sir GiilgslsD @oob, ser
engliifc Sdmtfar5lcr. beriftete i'm
ltntcrlnle, ha6 Die pcrldheoenen
&riegs Wy,Tionen it ocl Gcreinaa-
ten Staatcu in ihr.ll Stibcn ettpas
insgeintt 5000 Gerionen bcitEiftige
ten. Gs loll iett rahgepriift ,perSen,
no Griparlliiie btrdMc'iihrt merocn
fGnncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
Nm< Dctrcit> ,llistioan
3Dcie 80.

SSir utad,sn Sic !'titglieocr bcs
3ereig 81 auilnerf am oa6 bie regel-
nlnBige @eriannrlun9 Sonntag. Den
Z. sSabruar, in Ser Garpatbia Sauc
an Glrpooo ltnb TrCltpn itattfin-
oct. Ger Garein plant iciu 30idbriges
Stiftungsfeit am 2S. eSCtwuar Sil
feiern. I'm oieias sscIt III einelu err
folgreid,en az gelta!tcu bralttwn
mir Me Hitbilfe aller 9Gitelieoer.
.&ommt IN Die Gsrlannrluug ON Z.
Sebriar uua bslit oicIes sSeit 5ll Ell
mem Ser Idfonlten lpeirn AID silt=
fnt1iten 5u gcltoltcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
l1ad,r,lf!

Ser Saum iii qcbrnhcl. Der lula Ole
Stiitc Gnb.
Su bait uns ncrldl'cu, rllhit in
Itillei Grah.
Sciu S,er6 BAT Gu5Qclittcu Den NrpSrn
StImerS.
Sll bit MN crlplt bon dllcr SldNc.
@ir .dber hcufeu du oidD dtle SnQe
Ruhc ionft in Scincr @rtft
Sis Hott uils aud, Sli sir ruft
6eipiGmet BON beincn oih mic rcr.
aeiienfcn Gineern lno @attlll
Sullnud Nnrhnn.