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HOUSES FOR SALT.

N0nIA or 9MvEn sfHMG on Ga, ave.
msunix .cl. ixa.sods d5ss' Fn. iirsls h.Eh II Rad
wcopRiDSSSHG: ss14 asnd a &. n; n:,@Ds. oSDs:
@ s1s 3 sy.r,nlp 5sT Sss. ios s: susi I ss.
$3.50 Ss; Inspect by spDSiptmsnt csll RI RI
a2SP l1Pa ri sraNa. ar. y; -Four ns corn.r.sun.
800 Il 'isri s1EsTn faI aiR sH agS;s u.s. acre
s.Sss .s. oDfs Tskems kssas.p IT Nsa- az
sess as e.1 asfasn 6s ' das BoeE
y ssnlsnt ssa term tslRs, 70 Is.eS Out lIos.r M s2..
HoYD 2. DAVIS Co, 1929 K st. NV.
uNiyERssITY PARK. MD.-seautiful e-rm.
semtbunssiow, liv. rm. 14xI5. fireplace.
ishsa sasIn.9 has oE stove and re-
ME Alnfs4s MssiylsT da ooTTdaWsy 4s5s. g B. zAEf.
SExR istS AND s1o vAssJMls.A Ii hE IA i. ases sy.r
offered. detached brick. custom built for
ssr rooms a9Gs n .te sed m.tlnsh tRlhs Ssdnoos Ss an
s5sirl1sIstOr; E new NV. heater: hni,hsd
iarse porch opening ofi living room and
ssrsSpsr,r rear sad D91ss 91ss large d beautiful
and nights cali Ia osSo. METZLER. 81
NEAR sYs caNrSSu fTsusys a,sn
to All needs: detached masonry home on
lovely corner lot. APPROX. 90 1T. square: it
has six rooms % bedrooms), bath. inclosed
rage. out-of-town owner viii take Si2, ,75o
Ior prompt sale For further details call
n THRockMoRToAs aoeaiss5 MA GsR R.sIaor, "lsh b.
1929 ST. NE, Keniiworth. Md rms.
and path on each floor. arranged for
lot: priced at ss.650 for immediate sale:
MAEsHALL AlsE Hal j: wAPIE CO., pI. ss4s.
eHfyx,.' e CEASE. ~ MD-sunsalov ss.aso.
ss. NO; Al a cIrtiS rd "a blocks east Of Wis.
bedrooms. incIosed sleepins% % porch, 'i's oil heat
G Dfse dEo TSoasf G essssnt saI
s@xciusiyely, @ DI. 1855; ewes. and Sunday.
NEAR CONG. LIBRARY, No. Ia stb st
s.e-vsc.nt: s7,950; 8 rms. oil heat:
small sH.. gar garden: sarags; OWNER. DI. 1856;
room brick home that built and have
beautiful sigo PARK, silver sprins: H.'S0s sed.
Tenen 70 sssoos fnesa o
| SH. s0O6.
9WMEE 9m;Ix says s sell. s1s :,d dpesatur st: NJ
sp.rtmsnts; entire bouss in nae sxceliena inssa. con.
other help pay expenses. There IS is nice nice
| back yard with garage: southern ex-
posure; close TO schools and fast bus trans
portation; terms. Call RA. 1921 for ap-
ppooinntpsnt to inspect. AVON sHocKEY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. half acre, lot b5x
2S5; 5 rooms, finished attic, oil air eond ;
3 years old; 2 freplaces, electric kit, storm
windows. fenced lot. stone barbecue; 3
miles from Bank Of Bethesda; Sc, 800;
| substantial cash. WI. $685.
| SEMIDETACHED MODERN BRICK, 4 bed
rooms. auto. gas heat. det. brick garage;
cony. Mt. Pleasant section; occupancy Feb
!; S14,950. GE.' sl64.
s.E. - 6-room detached, full basement,
game room, oil heat, fireplace: S1I, 800.
Phone FR; Io25, Or; 0739.
co-operative apt. 3 bedrooms, baths. 8
Creek Park ssessnt
!esSllas1ss eoNyfsrENf r. fsS1 boIL1sc FIELD, Nav,
Ysrd--New brick, semidet.. 9 bedrms.. lot
l33 t. deep near bus, schools. stores:
int. ms. c. McCUNE, Excl Agt., AT. Ti90.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.: "a block Conn ave.
6-room. bath frame. OWNER, WI. 77e0.
NEAR 1st and North Carolina ave Sc
small brick. rooms, bath. h.w.h., yard.
IN Vs. el lS:s Ssst st sJSso. JPSsso1i0 rooms bath
tapestry brick, g rooms. bath. oil heat.
garage, Price, Sll,950 Terms MA
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NEAR 1st and North Carolina ave. Sc
small brick. rooms, bath. h.w.h., yard.
" lls2 q, lS.s Ssst St saaEo pEEo7lo rooms bath.
tapestry brick, rooms. bath, oil heat,
garase. Price, S11,950. Terms. MA.
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nesH -
sAGI's ADDITIoN-wide avenue abovs
room. dining, room. library, kitchen and
on 2nd; a Groom and bath. apartment,
heat. elec. refrg.. gear % garage; 'v price
Se g. ays qs SUI a1h phSas Ms zao cNgS sS
sRENTWooDA BIZ EfsT1sS5 3D. viELSaE-semidet, 3 yrs
0asaa sss hsRe sseoo JOE Enc cuE4o hias IT.
NEW ENGLAND TYPE, white brick; first
moor. white psneled wall sets OF living
in bookshelves; library. modern kitchen
snS Sas awdsn sandsck T o IND maseT 9er bsda
ation throuEout I'll heat; iHSns0s isrrs Screened
chsy chsss G s
BET Rsthssds shopping area; $4,000. OWNER,
vALUABLE 1st commercial corner home,
ssas sSana srisf house. 10 resmss. = bsslsss
CO., os'isasn s5is s7f sleSS?o
NEAR 1eth AND sHERIDAN-A fine. mod
err, semidet, brick home. 8 rooms, 2h
recreation room in basement, buiit-in ga ga
rage. front porch, h.-w.h.,. modern gas
furred walls; price, s14, 800. For appoint
ment TO- inspect, call Mr.. Terms. SHAN
NON LuCHS CO., 1505 H st. NV. Ma.
BOOMING HOUSE, downtown. in beauti-
full condition; It is 3.story brick dwell
heat, insulation, storm sash, etc. The fu-
ture value and income is assured By its
location. At $15.750 this win provide you
with an excellent home and income. DI,
s917: w. L. MOORE, GE 2s02.
kMs., b., water. elecs pipeless fur. heat,
detached; large lot; Kensington, Nd; blk,
1865, Kensinston 2s7-M. los
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G sfiay 7sss 90 Sunday '1sSSi
Mf sIisr rILERaasAsr-suilt I 3 81 to stand the test
Or home value near stores, trans NO.
BOILING vIEw-Beautiful detached Dutch
Colonial brick, with an unsurpassed view
sinpr snE q s.sasI sa Ssa
I0s ss TSSm Psssl2r
oond hssa nnd bat-n sa1ss OIL oi
again We repeat, for only. SII. $50. 70
saess Hso .a. wsa Ysfetss ssh rs .DGTs .aH
KELSEY, Jr., $40 Pa. ave. Sc, Ludlow
H house eondisien les ssaiso H5aek sns Rin
r mirror dnss sas
stairway W covered with se new chenille CARPET. pet
With rspisee 0eSfsS Msids room s9R
ssst ssaesssras 4 R ss0g
Mr.. 3rd AND CONCORD AvE.-wel-con-
structed corner brick home, hne condition,
nice Fo1ms Datn isaSase nsw 1l
Z Tyy RAyIs 81 81 fooIl IA; osSa asn.r,,n.,, ,r.,-
vidual home Of exceptional character and
quality. built shortly before the war by
,ss prssen. ownsr y |. n sss.y saS Ahls
1st-door lavatory, recreation room with
fireplace, living porch and attached "a.
nsishborSood; price about sSs, 900. EbwIN
d TAEIHE EssESr. H sslsdB ~ ~ ns ssa2 81 $500
s.i Y h,T.S. s.Ssss; $4,000 6 tt niaass; sTass;
Mean 18th AND MADISoN, S16,500. very
reasonable terms-Loyely frame house,
owner. occupied; bedrooms, 2 baths, az.
tached garage: outstanding value. Call
Mr.; Vernon, W. 1850, sves. and sun;
Evening star., 1944-12-10

Near MINI. ave.
.-old corner brick, 8
recreation room and
deep lot; only S70O
brick. S6,960, Mr.
r TR. 1000. HART
i, 1888 Good Hope
Evening star., 1944-12-10

ture ad Saturday star. woRTHiNaTof iSs Hsi
sSL s s;s3ls'9Ei @ @ss ss:s sss7 ana ssa
det. tapestry brick. immaculate cond.; II
rms. baths, auto. oil heat built-in gar.
venetian blinds. screens ,awninFs ans
doctors suites or nursing home. iiea EN- ssbi 81
ADAM A. WEsCHER b SON. Attorney,
sale Of valuable two-story and basement
brick lns n,ds ,dwelling Nc e4s st; Sc. contain
water hea easas q aushor.y
in him BY, the owner thereof, the under,
signsd will otisT for sale IN front Of th,
tion, THURSDAY, December IA, 1914. "a q
4 o'clock pm: Lot $50 in square SIS
syos 1895 sPsss fsss e ssssot ts s.s ssp
mi 81 q sas purchaser essa !. a'PGs s,
DAYS sas from nasae aas y = .. 81 Dss s,ys within atnd. .h
property, resold at risk and cost Of default.
st4 a Nv ~. dsysGn dsg g ss
In lsss n s9nf psw'Rfpss sonsss sss
notaTial fees At cost Of pnrchsssr. i FRAN. An.
GlS / NEuBECK, Attorney. National Pres.
CLEVELAND sal PARK. u block from Conn
heat. elec: refs. Substantial cash required
Ml bMaianss ss $40 "a q mo; Price. slSe50; Cal
HOME AND INCoME-Newly decorStet
i0-room home, with separate apartment;
ment and oil h.-w.h. Located on Hladens.
purg rd; n:e.. near District lima. c. D
MURPHY, Realtor, AT. 223e. Residence
81 5,o9o@Row brick. 6 rooms, bath, /.
coal .h.-w.h Desirable ne. location. above
Rhode Island ave. G. D. MURPHY, Real.
OPEN, 8 TO 5-Tapestry brick, s rooms,
S8.45o; 3 yrs. old and in excellent condi.
tom. large center-hall living room, opeu
noor, lovely bedrooms, tile shower bath
oak doors, .air-conditioned, oil: bone-dry
basement. large lot, high elevation;
blocks to bus, stores, 2 mi. to D. c. Sole
56th ave, Rogers Heights. Md From
Edmondston rd turn right on Farragut 81
Ho, 0043, with o. B. zANrzINGER JR,
BUILDING, suitable for remodelins ints
sOuss; house. bMargain. AZ 2o4 EASTWOOD ave. silyei
SILVER SPRNG-Modern colonial bricl
Of PIX rooms, two baths, recreAtion Too4
and gar close in, convenient neishborhood
MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881 or RA
Evening star., 1944-12-10

WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS: 1920 Vista st..
p.e.-Brick bungalow, 8 rms, bedrooms.
automatic heat, Bargain. Open.
8 rms. ami, h.-wh,, tile bath; corner
lot; only Ss.450. Bargain. once open
80 pm. H, c. MAYNOR 4 Co, 1914
Evening star., 1944-12-10

bedrooms. baths, full basement with
nH sard dp paftss nsnshsa priss
$1,000; possession on settlement. oper
2aHo e Pm t9daay, I9s or call Mr.; Carney FR
NC. Southern Bldg. IA. oS71. 0"AND
NEAR MRS. X. TAVERN. on a shaded
fenced lot OF about y acre overlookini
the park; Cape cod center entrance design
In . nne, neishborhoed; very handy te
ssah0os spr msnf.tsD Dsts lsSos M
400. Apt. tn 4o4. o' Mr. 'sso sos.rdas, sna eyes, Du
ALL-BRICK BUNGALow on wooded set.
sersensd porch co@pls.. on1%s and fitcSsn sss
fun bsmt.. stairs to noored attic, gorseou.
,ot in an n,sy ssXesIlent nsiEhborhood; sa $50
saa ave-. sHE sszi zzii.tsI IT. o.t.}s TH tIS}ss sun
3Sos CARPENTER ST. s.E.@Modern =.
room double-chimney. eenter-han brick
room Sn' 1sxss ssars vh H s, ss oor .ns has M
and very large kitchen with gas stove stove AND M
retrigerator; second floor has 8 large bed
and private stairway leading to attic; rood.
Venetian blinds, oil hot-watsr heat storm
giaaoTs Est tnreugh9us copper suttsrins and
Open Sunday II a.m; to 2 pm: To reach:
2 blocks to CARPENTER st. For For s sale 'I,s bs
cHEvY CHASE. D. C.. "a block Conn. ave
Unusually well-arranged center-haI de-
tached house, 8 rms, 3A baths: vacant;
oil heat: detached garage: possession with.
In few days after down payment. OWNER
R wasSsy VI asy sSunssk SuHcK 'ss ssLEss Liy.nssi
Ausys sapdsy serTass C Nv ns. oesn
see this detached csntsr-Rsil colonisl ssas bsicR
4-bedroom and 2-bath home. which 10 In
throvshout. The spacious iivins room is1Rf VIII
fireplace has both side porch Overlooking
. PARK and 2 coEy den adjoinins. The re,
ception hall Is large and the dining room |,
above the average size. The kitchen ant
the servins pantry are modern and com,
.na Rss sosi s oon
Is heated By q complete oil-burnins unit
and the sara{e is built in: Attic Is noored
Of course. house has Venetian blinds
Directions. North on 18th st. to Allison
g. sIs On sSp AvcN e As s1sa
SILVER SPRtNG-Beautifui white bricl
sppssiine home FEATURES Eysns room 1si ial ans
4replace. bedrooms and bath on Is
ns0soE. "a = eedrooms ,,p upstairs recyeatton room
nss ssryss fsas:a sf bs e psl Sn.
chased for 81 800. Terms srranssd. 70,
sivsly i've % With ss WoRTHuEoTsoN Ss1sssao REAfTY AffSEa
1927 Ca. ave. 81. 0541, sH. 6762. opel
N.r.Miios IN = ssriei. 8 s rms, converted int,
PHiss. Psis 5000. ne owns szL4f tps
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Jersey Judge
Rules Against
School Bias

TRENTON. nj Two Negro
children compelled by ne Tren-
Ton Board Of Education 20 iravel
sixteen blocks 20 an all-Neero
Junior high school wen today tn
the state supreme court The right
10 attend an nll-whiie school two
blocks away from their hm
"The only reason the admission
sought IS denied them IS because
~ their race" Justice Newton II.
Porter said IN written oplnNn,
we think II clear that the rhii-
lGren are unlawfully Disseminated
acainst II IS unlawful for boards
% education 20 exclude chiliren
from any PuhlIc school ON ihe
ground that hey are Of the Ncero
race"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Reveals Names Of Men Who Brought
Down Is Enemy Planes In Italy

FURTHER details Of the action IN
'he Nciritc * Netiuno Iialv in
which Tie seth Fighter Squadron.
an Negro unit Of tho Twelfth AIR
force destroyed ciehi enemy
rlnc On jan - ana four more
on Jan IS. we're made public
today rs fellows
These victories brought 70 ~
the squsdron's score AGAINST enc
my planes The first victory WAS
scored over Sicily on July . 1919.
hy Captain Charles y Hall ~
lpsl Fast Hendrix street Bya7il
Indiana. who also chalked up a
double on Jan IS ls4l when he
dnwnc6 Wulf 100 and a
Mos crsehnitt 100
First IT, Robert W Dclz Of
1854 South Eas; 3sih place Port
land Oregon is credited with two
aircraft N az many days on Jan.
p ma IS Two pilots First IT..
Howard Taggh. of 800 lee ave
nur. petershnrg. Va and End
II Clarence w Allen. % GA
Walnut street Mobile Ala ars
credited With equal share IN III
destruction n one plane IN th'
Jan 20 engagement
The names and home addresses
of other rle's recording successes
ON Ian. o. follow
captgia Rodney Gusts 81 PIN
,y s,roct Hartford Conn.
First u Willie ASHLEY ei2 W
Bartlett street. sumter sc.
First n. Leon c Roberts Muir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Robert Nolan Choir
Will Participate
In Youth Festival

The final concert IN The Second
Annual Childrens festival spon-
sored BY the Detroit Public n
brary and co-sponsored by The
Detroit Institute OF Arts viii be
given IN the Detroit Institute ~
Arts auditorium. I+riday. Feb. Is.
az S 80 . m Ralph t'lTeling, city
librarian. Will introduce Karl
Kruger. director Of the Detroit
symphony orchestra, who MIL
honor this Youth Festival concert
with an opening address.
The Robert Nolan choir Will
sing The new United Nations on
The March" by Shosiakovich and
the modern cantaia THE Great
Assembly Line by Singer This
caniata sets TO music the saga Of
The worker on the home front
and his share IN the war effort
somewhat in the style ~ the pope
llar Ballad for Americans The
choir IS under the direction OF
Robert L. Nolan. pianist COM
f ro>cr and conductQr. who Tor five
years was with the famous Eva
Jessve choir 81 "Porgy and Bess'
fame Mr.. Nolan EMPLOYS many q
The dramatic techniaues used 50
effectively by that hne group OF
singers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

NIGHT TIME
IS HARD ON
ROUGH SEA
", TfITCHFR MARTIN
Repre- utInv The peir"It Trihn
Ind Negro New >parer Pub-
fishers l<>ociation)

CrAnAIcNNAf. Nia AS ,Ia
We he have cypefltnced m
almos 'no dams raring gale
which has l1ouch he ocean 10
our fcci IRE raln through our
shelter Rollins angry waves
have been unrelontlnc N msrci-
lessly slashinr tho bench Giant
black cloud pregnant Wen cold
waisi hover over 'he 'urhHleni
Cord II IS aarx very dark
The wind q Intense Smashing
tents Telling trees We CON hear
ne coconfis smashing against
he wa'o logged ground Our IT.
tie heenil'ul and peaceful creek
has ieinfd 50 the chorus end s.
over running rs hanks cnyesinr
tic ylcinliy WITH dir'v rrc water
We can no LONGER see fle
friendly tights from ne -hlrs NM
chorca or shore They seemed
hfnMilv hlored or hy the black
mass - this night
orr loaded guns seem 80 ".
significant beside nhat Is rarlrs
around us Hell hcnt for desirlc-
tion ,ten 'hc cannHns scfm small
alorrside nc destructive powers
~ hese roaring waves q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

ihv and Niece streets, Prichard
Ala
FRS; IT Edward T. Toppins.
1siq nafer street. San Francisco,
CALI
9nd II Charles r Bailey 70.
Rox ga. runta Corda Fla.
2nd 1T Wilson " Eaeleston sl5
West TN street Bloomington Ind.
The fourth saccess recorded on
Ian. 2S went 80 2nd II Louis G.
smith 1852 South serrano ave
nue. Eos Angclcs. Calf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Langston Hughes,
John Owens, Poets
Receive Prizes

ST Louis amp Lang
sion finishes and John lIenty
Owens 81 I.os Angeles We're
ami nr the prize Ninufr 10
The Ralph Chernev Memorial
award aceorlng 70 2 feeepf
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT hy Span mara
zine Tile two piize MINORS
were me only colorel con
frihgiCrs,
Hughes was selected for
poem appearing in the maea-
zines October November issue
OF 1913 Owens poem entitled
Negro Cotton Pickers ap-
pcared IN t5e December l94S-
January. 1914 issue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
SrGRrGArrn rRANrL

RICHMOND 81 The Nifrlria
i.earue for ihe I"cnl q S'efe-
fatlon Laws q. nld,h ~ =
Leon Rcd ~ Richmond Is c'n'r
man eui let'crs 70 each ~ 81
sena'crs ana 100 members ~ The
House 81 Rcrrcsen'a'ites q ne
Virginia Assembly now IN rs 'i-
crriai session
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

II. C simmons gave The benedic-
tion.
Guy G Larcom manascment
supervisor. Willow lodge FpiA.
commended Mr.. Johnson and his
stan for their uniiring efforts
which have made Ypsi-Park Ridge
one Of the efficiently operated and
mostly cleanly maintained prof.
eots in It's area
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Cooks and Writes

W/HEN the SHOWS of win
w ter blow through her
beloved woods, Miss Foster
moves down to her New
York apartment. There be-
sides writing, she cooks for
her family and friends. Also
she is teaching her young
daughter 10 cook because,
she says, mo girl should
grow up without a respect
for the creativeness Of good
cooking"
Her speciality is camp
cooking, although you don't
need a campfire in order to
prepare her excellent reci-
pes. They're good any place
you can catch, or buy, lob
sters, fish and blueberries.
Her fish chowder has a
more sophisticated touch
than the usual New Eng
land mixture by that name
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Chowder

IIIN the Maine woods we
] make this with trout
and salmon, but haddock or
founder will do"
Boil a three-pound fish I'm
a simple court bouillon, In
other words with a bay leaf,
a sprig of parsley, two or
three whole peppercorns
and salt added TO the cook
ing water. This should be
sufficient 20 only cover the
fish, not a kettleful.
When the broth is cooked
down, and the fish is tender,
remove it from the bones
and flake it in rather large
pieces.
Cut a thick slice of salt
pork in cubes and fry till
golden brown.
Slice three yellow onions
and brown them In the pork
fat.
Boil three good sized po-
tatoeS and cut them in
eighths and add to the other
ingredients in a deep tureen
or soup casserole. tHeat the
dish first by dipping in hot
water.)
Heat one and one-half
quarts of milk and pour
over the fish, vegetables
and salt pork in the tureen,
adding salt and black pep.
per to taste.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Lobster Lizzie

sV6oNSN ssS~
1 OBSTER is a meal in IT.
L. self. On Elizabeth Eos
ter's menu nothing precedes
it. But following II IS a
green salad, then baked
pears-halves of canned or
fresh pears, tipped with
maple sugar or syrup, dot
ted with butter or margar-
inc, and baked half an hour
in a moderate oven.
OF her favorite lobster
dish, she says: This way
of doing lobster is my
mothers invention. 1t was
the result of necessity as
there is no such thing as a
broiler in the Maine woods.
We all cook on wood stoves.
However, we all think
this dish tastes better than
plain broiled lobster, as the
sauce is pretty delectable.
Drop live Holsters weigh.
ing about one and one-half
pounds each into rapidly
boiling water and boil not
more than eight minutes.
Remove from the kettle and
split them, carefully catch
ing all the liquor which
drains off them as this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
By FLORENCE BROBECK
WOmen's Editor

THERE are few people
who know more about
u Maine cookery tn a n
Elizabeth Foster. Some of
that special cookery is in
her new novel, "Dirigo
Point, which is set in the
Maine woods, For her fam
lily has been summer-camp-
ing in the Rangeley region
of that State for three gem
erations. She was taught
to shoot by Maine guides
almost before she was big
enough to hold a rifle and
she says she learned to fish
and to cook fish-under
the same teachers about the
same time.
Elizabeth, who writes
stories for the women'S
magazines, as well as books,
is also a third generation
author. Her father, Maxi
milan Foster, was a famous
serial writer and her grand
father a popular novelist,
who also wrote the Maine
woods into his books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

because or the seasoning in
her dish. But il also has
the Yankee flavor of salt
pork.
Here are two OF the
recipes mentioned in the
pages of her new novel,
'Dirigo Point" See next
page for more of them. The
comments are hers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Serve Very Hot

e ERVE at once with large
- pilot crackers. The vir-
tue of this chowder is that
il will wait indefinitely for
late-fishing guests. Four to
six servings.
Along with this chowder,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
The Souee

TD EMOVE the Holsters to
~ the oven 10 keep warm
and make the sauce in the
same pan. II the butter, or
margarine, has reduced con-
siderably, add more, also
the liquor from the Holsters,
plus a generous amount of
the green interior of the
lobster known as the 'ToQl,
McAuley.' -.
"If YOU want the sauce 10
be thick, bind il with a little
flour before adding the
liquor, but this is simply a
matter of taste. Season and
serve at once. Allow one
lobster for two people.
When we've hauled in a
good supply, we have one
apiece"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18

must go in the sauce.
I'm the good old days we
used butter-masses of IL
but fortified margarine
will do nicely. a few table
spoons in a roasting pan on
the top of the range. Place
the Holsters shell.side down
in il. The fire should be
lively but not too hot. Cook
them until the shells begin
to blacken, and then turn
them over and brown the
flesh as well as the shells.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-03
Plan Dinner and
Program Friday

Highlands-The Highlands Wo-
mans club will meet Friday, Feb.
at the club house for potluck
dinner. All Highland women are
invited to come and bring cover
ed dish and a few sandwiches. For
the program hour each lady is ask
ed to bring a wartime recipe for
discussion and exchange hostesses
will furnish dessert: Mrs. Ed Wat
kins, Mrs. Al Morgan, Mrs. d.
Taylor and Mrs. Bud Shields.
The Highland Improvement club
has recently replaced the old
flooring in the dining hall of the
club house, with new hard
wood floor, which adds greatly to
the comfort of the room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Higley en-
tertained at a Sunday dinner last
Sunday in honor of little Darleen
Higley's fifth birthday. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Hanson
of Kennewick, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Meyer, Audrey and Adele Stay
baugh.
Mrs. William knight has re-
turned from the Pasco hospital
and is convalescing nicely at her
home. Mrs. Eva Chaffee is taking
care of her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Beinhart are
the proud parents of a daughter
born last Wednesday at the Pasco
hospital.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-03
Mrs. Shields Receives
Birthday Greetings

Highlands Mrs. Bud Shields
received birthday greetings this
week from her son Norris SIMS &c
from somewhere in the Pacific.
Avery Turmon and son Jimmy
We're over Sunday from Puyallup
moving his household furniture
and visiting at the N. L. Foraker
home.
The Highland Bridge club met
with Mrs. Art Simsen Friday mite.
High score was won by Rosela
Preston, low score to Mrs. Lottie
Lampson, consolation prize Neva
Watkins.
Bruce Mclean of Bremerton
was a Kennewick and Highlands
visitor last week, looking after
business interests.
Calvin Simsen and Duane Pierce
were in Seattle last week report
ing in the Army Air Corps.
Sgt. Kenneth Foraker is here
visiting a few days with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Foraker.
Elizabeth Story of Whitman is
expected home Friday to spend
the week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Story.