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HOUSES FOR SALE

coLoRED BARGAIN. s.. 100
g rooms down, 8 rooms up; bath
rooms, newly decorated; excellent for
light housekeeping rooms; SOFT lot;
terms. Owner must sell. Lenox 2340.
races, p rooms each, steam heat,
corner Brush and Garfield; reason
able price. Terrace 2-9f1s or Fitz-
rsr 7------
coLoRED-w. CD. BLVD. Milford.
7-rm. brk.. large bedrooms, nat.
fireplace; side drive. ONLY 50 500
dn. SLoBlN. TR. l-0366. TY, 7-7ii5.
CoLoRFD-Canneld, near John r. I;
3 rooms. frame. also s-roon brick !
easy terms. Schwartz. Cadillac i2ie.
cOLoRED--orieans- Dawson. Q rms. I:
sim. nj. 81. 500, terms. TO. b.O6t7.
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HOTEL WASHINGTON, 2I30 Cas-
Convenient pleasant rooms. 81
daily and up.
MELROSE HOTEL. 81 East Garfield
Every feeFsi- has shower. TFafist-
enis 81 30 dnuhle
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VACANT -4772 CONCORD
OWNER. 1888 pine Bldg CA. COOS

OWNER. 1888 Dime Bldg CA. o0oe
COLQRED Or WHITE 23rd-Lafa.
- yette. 2-fsfaily patty furnished
steam heat: only 81 500. 81 00o dn.
f. Hamler. 5l3 r Kirby TR. 2s5st.
COLORED 49, department building
si,000 down. clears slotu vrarty
above pa y m en- s and expenses.
Schwartz Cadillac 1919
CoLoRED-Chene, 17iO-i4. brk. z
stores. 4 rms 5-rm. home IN rear
J. PARKkR-TE. 1888. TW. 22345
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PIERCE
2-family-i2 rms. furnaces SIS 500
ST. 300 down. CHERRY. RI. COOS
COLORED-2-flat: Trumbull near
Dawson, rooms each 81. 500.
easy terms Schwartz. Cadillac f2ls
COLORED - 2 terraces. 32-ro0ms .
Brush Warren section. 81 600 down
Schwartz Cadillac a2le
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OWL MOVING co.
LAUNDRIEs

CURTAINS tanlcc'o'hs. bedsprcads;
prompt service Deliveries Te
Vcck Curtain Cleaners. rE. t.ssif.
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GROSSMAN

3itQ Telegram Road between
Michigan and Van Born Roads.
rea't .rn 1855 cr WAYNE 90
OPPOSITE Lincoln Park High school
-3 hedrms tie features: $500
an ready f1r occupancy. model
open. cor Lafayette 4 Rose l.
savage Broker AT s14g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
FLATS FOR SALE

AMERICAN, soTf-5-tluod- n unt ;.
nr. Cd. River. Sell or exchange
for small single.
La SALE, 15543--Large and s.
gas air conditioned only 50, 800.
terms. Drive by. then call l., q.
Simpson. CA O32i or To. 5-179i.
HOMER WARREN & co.
INDIANA. i6iei-6-5 brick; steam
heat: good condition. With 81 900
ruwn YOU can tive here and pay ter
the bldg. for about $50 a Month.
Call Nh. Sturgis.
S. c. HADLEY, INC, REALToR
1900 W. McNiehols Rd. UN. 10000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

COWAN RID ~. Wayne Rd. --7-rrn-
ranch house. modern chicken
house. scar, bot Az heat. orchard.
BIS acres. $4,000. terms prOulS.
$40 " VernOr LA. 57si.
Adjacent 20 bomber plant highway.
/ g. story home city waref installed.
facing paved WAYNE Road acre
fertile hRCk loan soi. Total prics
s. $50 NJ cash of YOUR own needed.
Entire down -saY meut husnced
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NAVAHOL. APT

South OF Jefferson; 2-family, 5 rms.
each: 2-ear garage. furnaces. base
ment partiti0ned good condition
throughout. insurance co. mortgage.
easy payments Sickness only reason
for selling shown by appointment.
ii. r. Redick
HOUSEMAN- sPITZLEY CORP.
Gil. isl6 "
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

Large lots IN lnkSter: small down
payment; ready 90 build your house
Can DE-. $500 Evenings w i-S6sD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE
COLORED

BUY state owned properties. 81
your real estate broker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-EAsT

ALMOST new. 2 bedrooms. all the
features. fun attic. large lot:
owner IN army. must be sold. a real
buy A. IS $50. 81 600 down, 1868
East s Mile TT. 2-7733 -
BRICK. 5 rooms Modern. attic. lot
a2xi11:\ city transportation. i'm.
nredn'e possession only 50 200 half
cash 2Uoii Harper. IT, 2-Sq2O.
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Elmer M. Clark

W1LDEMERE south 81 Fenkerp-
6.rn. frame hung 2 bsirms On
up. garage side drive good condi-
ton Priced for quick sale. can Mr..
Sturgis
s e. HADLEY. inc, Rearor
73an II Me&lehnlS- Rid itS / ols0
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GROSSMAN
FARM AND LANDS EoR SALE

Cor WAYNE and Van Born roads ~
22n2s Michigan Ave. Just " II
Fiose WAYNE F20 or Wayne $3.50
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SALE,
20 STOKERS

~ MS. per hour size; immediate ds-
livery White FurnRce Co. ss3a
Michigan, Oregon 00q7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Income Bungalows Tor Sale

15S47 Cruise, Mr.. Cooley Hi.
Brick income ,. and bath On. and
bath Up, 2-car gar only s. BOO
Cash 20 Hole mtg Can be shown
1915 daily OTTO SCHATZ. 2qt55
Ford Rd. nr. Middle Belt DE 1000
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Full PRICE. $500,


MOVE RIGHT IN-NOW VACANT
ABINGDON 1850 ur. Plymouth IA
. large rooms, bath, newly painted
and decorated, stairway - fhsefea
attic. oil heat. screened porch, Gear
garage. trees, fenced paved sub
stnntial down naYfnenf
ROY /. ROIiSTREE, REALTOR
1920 PLYMOUTH RD VI $1,000
GREEN y. aa27 Al Joy I'd ~
LII -Sa.4AiialG Ranch -t.-i4a -hE-G4.
rTUyr IT 1Tvr1y rrs-r7CrrT rr-CT 7--T1r
neirhhorhood, ii-fi tot on paved -
Only So 900, FLA terms. open
70 Wieterser Reaitor. CA. 2I6l
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
: Nhc-Livern0is section Pennington
Drive Faced brick English tyFs Z
beautifully lsndscaped; 3oeGte-1m
home. being redecOFet~a now. 3.car
garage fenced in baek yard auto
matte heat. reduced price and terms.
Call Vinswoof 1880. before q Dear
born 1880, evening and sundays.
-f-ETv0ST s rms new II. A., schls
Harrison IN i-lgr-i4
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HOTELS

2 BROOM furnished apt. bath. linen.
laundry included adults Oregon
1870. $500 Ionathnn. DeaIhorn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
FLATS FOR RENT
APIS. FOR RENT-Uniurnished

GROOM fiat Tor rent Il bay urni-
ture or share with gentleman no
Children In 2-hana
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A Legitimate Steal
GROSSMAN
Dearborn Township
.GROSSMAN



Your chance ~ own modern d
LII. l-r.LLL.a al
nrnace. TN nric. S4-alh. S4Ea Lana
down 10 mortgage. No extras no
financing Move right m $3.50
rll--LLL. Ln-LL-t-a ...r- rlLLk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

7 -
EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes
part time and weeks work. Tenn
pie 2 6Sl1.
EXPERIENCED coiored lady wishes
three, -four days week Work. Ty-
Ter $500.
EXPERIENCED col0red girl wishes
day work Fitzroy $751;
IRONING and curtains excellent
IaundfesS Cwhfte1. Cash and curry.
Temple l-6649
MEMS bundle washing. experienced
cash-carry. 2i-hour service Trinity
1876.
4 p'tt-ft-t rtt'7its ~ \ peri
euced; done neatly, best Of refer
EuCrs. Trinity . ~
COLOREp lads wishes DAYS ltun.
dry cleanng, active worker. SO,
tttzruy 3sos
COLORfD Firl wishes days laundry,
cleaning east side preferred. Mel
rose OS1S
DINE End DANCE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Naked.

The next moment his co-pilot had
him by the foot. Ryan had fallen
back into his own plane. Dizzy with
it all, he did not realize at first that
his foot hurt. When he recovered
his wits he found that he had floated
so close to the propeller that the
blade had cut him in four places.
Popular belief says lightning never
strikes twice in the same place. II
does. But it is not likely TO strike
man as 1t did a farmer i'm Nor
mandy Ome years ago. He was
caught in his field by a terrific storm
Suddenly a bolt of lightning struck
him down and neighbors came run
ming TO pick up what they expected
would be a charrcd body.
They found the farmer unhurt. But
his clothes, from cap to shoes, were
neatly slit. 50 that when he stood
up his garments fell off him.
Collisions are often enough freak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

ish. But it is extremely doubtful if
any of them can match what hap
pened at a crossroad in Edgewater,
near London. At the precise same
moment one day two trolley cars, an
automobile and a horsedrawn hay
wagon smacked into one another. The
trolley cars and the automobile
turned turtle. The hay wagon re-
manned upright and unhurt.
There are streaks of fortune and
misfortune in which no one item is
a remarkable happening, but the ser
les as a whole is fantastic 10 the nth
degree. One such streak of mis-
fortune hit William c. Mitchell,
private in the United States Army
in the First World War.
He and his three brothers were to-
gether one day in action on the Ar
gonne front. One by one he saw his
three brothers die. Then he was
bayonetted in each arm and bullets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

hit him i'm one
arm, pierced a
leg and tore off
his right knee
cap. Poison gas
got him At the
moment that q
shell burst tore
off his mask.
In the hospital
he got " or Il
that his mother
had gone mad
over the loss Of
her sons. When
he recovered he
got a job driv-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
BY JOSEPH GOLLOMIB

az a slot machine offered you only
one chance TO win out of a billion
! tries you would say it had no jack
pot. Yet nature hits jackpots of freak
happenings against such Astronomical
odds that the golfers hole-in.One, and
the billiOn-in-one slot machine are
sure bets by comparison.
For instance, automatic cameras
photograph infinitely the outcome of
modern horse races, their lenses see.
ing no more than three inches of the
track at the finish line. Rarely does
such a photograph show two horses
winding up with not fraction of an
inch to show which horse had won
But at the Aqueduct track in New
York recently the Photograph OF the
-trTISt OF one race showed the noses
of Brownie. Bossuet and Wait a Bit
touching the winning line at exactly
the same instant.
The chances OF getting hand in
bridge consisting of l3 cards of one
suit are l to 158,753 3S9, 900 Yet in
the past few years six such hands
were reported in different games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
IN { I phOeo1

ing a truck which promptly turned
over and broke his leg in eight
places An ambulance rushed him
toward hospital, but a railroad train
hit it, killed three of the patients in
il, but left Mitchell alive 20 endure
many other mishaps and ills.
Far different was the freak that
fortune played on Ludwig Seibel a
Niennese clerk.
One day he found diamond brooch
and got 500 shillings reward from its
owner. The following day he rescued
an old man from being run over and
received another reward of 300 shill-
ings. On the third day he won 1000
shllings in a state lottery.
To test his luck he bought another
lottery ticket and won 1920 shillings
At the same time he learned that an
uncle he had not seen for p years
died in France and left him the tidy
sum Of 5000 francs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

More than matching these freaks
Of our flying age was the happening
10 1t. John p. Ryan of the Second
Bombardment Group of the United
States Army.
He was co.piloting a big bomber
on a practice flight over northern
Indiana. He had started out in his
light summer clothes but his group
OF planes went SO high that he began
10 feel cold
IIe told the copilot he was going
to get sweater and undid his safety
belt and his parachute. TIL @ n he
stepped down into the bomb bay
where he stood up TO put on his
sweater. The bomb bay was open at
the top for a machine gun mount and
Ryan saw only sky above him.
Suddenly the plane struck a hole"
i'm the air and dropped SO fast that
Ryan had the dizzy feeling Of hav-
iag the floor and bomb bay fall away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

from under him.
He was left lit
orally up in the
air, without the
support even OF
his parachute. 1t
all happened 50
quickly that he
had not had time
to seize hold of
anything within
the plane.
There he was,
apparently, only
floating above
the nose of the
bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

On - ID a y a
certain American
p1ne poured out
it's paratroopers
over NaZi- held
France. All but
one OF the men
at on &C shot
downward. The
exception. free of
the plane, found
to his amazement
that he was rising
instead OF falling.
1t seemed that
in the weller of
air currents in
mat particular
stretch of sky his
parachute cracked
open at precisely
the spot and the
moment when a pow,
I ul e2rCent Of a
Surged upward.
Amazing was I'll
luck of Sgt. James
Raley, of Henderso
Ky, who dropped 1875
feet in a dismembcr
tail of a BIZ and 81
tcred only a tiny C
an his chin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
New Wartime
Household Aids

A SWELL labor and time
saver is an individual ice-cube
maker with tiny square contain
ers that may be lifted out Of the
refrigerator as needed.
Each little plastic up dis
penses its frozen contents direct
ly into beverage glass or pitch
err simply at the pinch of the
thumb pressed against the bot
tom of the cup. Trays come in
Soup and 12-cup sizes.
Another boon for harrled
housewives is the new buster,
already impregnated with cheni-
Gals for different surfaces.
One manufacturer adds cheer
= by offering a package of brightly
colored cloths that bring cheer
into the house as well as cleanli-
ness. One cloth takes care of
silverware or other household
metals. No damping, just elbow
grease.
Another is treated for furni-
ture, while the other two are
equipped to handle feathers,
one treated with brown polish,
the other with black
Bubble baths for upholstered
pieces and rugs make the task
Of cleaning easy and pleasant.
One of the dry cleaning sham
poos now on the market is also
said 10 do a vertiable profess
Sional job on such varied ma
terialS as suede and feathers.
This makes il easy to dry
clean suede gloves or that
feather hat or muff al home
Cleaning with these aids IS
really fun and the results are
unbelievably good.
SOLDIERS Buy War Bonds Too
CALAVoS NUTRITIOUS
CALAVO SANDWICHES are
fine to boost the mineral and
vitamin values of that noon
time lunch box meal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

EVEN WAR workers need a
day off occasionally. A day OF
rest and relaxation 10 repair
tired muscles and to refresh
taxed minds. Take a cue from
that, homemakers. Because you
are war workers, too!
Right now make a contract
with yourself TO have one day
off a week. Maybe that old story
about a womans work is never
done is true. but there are many
ways of planning your work and
time TO have one easy day out OF
seven. How about making sun
day a holiday? A real holiday,
that is with time and atmos-
phere devoted to fun and leisure.
You can't provide yourself
with a holiday without making
a definite work plan. The only
answer is to plan your work on
weekly basis, instead OF a
daily one. It's necessary to
make the work unit week, in
stead of a day. You can cut
down on Saturdays shopping
for instance, by buying staples
and other things that keep we'll,
such as potatoes, onions, apples.
oranges on some other day OF
the week.
Two-Meel Plan
The time saved there can be
be used for cooking the major
part of Sundays meal on Satur-
day. Some of Fridays work
may successfully be fit into an
other day of the week. 1t may
mean that you'll be hopping a
little faster on weekdays, if you
plan to keep Sundays free, but
that's what everybody in the
business world must do.
Have you tried the two-mealS-
on Sunday plan? You can have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

Virginia and Diane Scripps, Lee
Wadsworth. Betty Adams, Sally
and Nancy Allen, Cynthia and
Dorothy Booth, Mary Boyer,
Mary and Elizabeth Drake.
Sandra Britt, Bette Meader.
Sally Mitchell, Barbara Zeder.
Carol Gillow. Suzanne Field.
Clara Gordon, Nary Grindley.
Cynthia Hadley, Virginia Hood.
Suzanne Irving, Penny Kemp.
Margaret Mckenzie, Virginia
Maher, Patricia Oakman. Pam.
Joan and Susan Sattley and
Nancy Preston.
KENT MCCONNELL of Cadil-
lac boulevard is visiting relatives
in Chester. w. Va. and will stop
off at East Liverpool, o., en-
route home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

WEARING the traditional
w bridal gown of ivory satin.
Miss Maxine Williamson walked
down the aisle Of the Wesley
Chapel. Metropolitan Methodist
Church, at 100 p. m. last eve
ming 10 become the bride of 1t
ig) r. d. Allen. son of the
Frederick J. Aliens of Chesan-
ing. Rev. DR.. c. B. Allen Off
ciated
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl d. William
son Of Courville road.
Miss Gertrude Andersen of
Duluth was the maid of honor
and the Misses Eleanor Smalley
of jackson and Elizabeth Gram
of Detroit were the bridesmaids.
Little Mary Sue Stiles of Lam
sing niece of the bridegroom.
was the flower girl. The senior
attendants were dressed in yell
low chiffon, and Mary Sues
frock was Of yellow marquisette.
Howard O'Dell of Jackson
was the best man, and the
guests were seated by John
Nolen of Muskegon; Griffith
Cesar of Ann Arbor and Walter
Calcott Of East Liverpool, o.
A reception was held at the
Wardell Sheraton after the
ceremony.
1t. and Mrs. Allen both at
tended the University OF Michi-
gan where he was affiliated
with Psi Epsilon and Delta
Sigma Delta fraternities. Mrs.
Allen is a member of Kappa
Kappa Gamma:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Williamson, Jesuit Aid
Allen NuptiaIs Plans Tea
Deigh -Navin photo

MRS. HOWARD T. HEATING
AVA and Mrs. NJ. !. O'Neill will
serve as co-chairmen OF the
musical tea to be given tomor-
row afternoon at the home of
Mrs. c. Harry Chisholm in West
McNichols road to raise funds
for the u. of d. High unit of
the Jesuit Seminary Aid Associ-
alton.
The committees are made up
AS follows; reception, Mrs.
Charles T. Fisher. Mrs. John J.
German. Mrs. George Brett,
Mrs. George Kreutz. Mrs. Jo-
Seph Loveley and Mrs. William
j. Ulrich.
Invitations. Mrs. A l.. Nelson
and Mrs. William II. Fogelsong;
dining room. Mrs. Robert Kelly,
Mrs. John Bopp and Mrs. Will
liam Shea: donations. Mrs.
Stephen Bartush and Mrs.
George Fisher, and publicity.
Mrs. Jerry l.. Gitre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Society Fetes Doris O'Leory

NOW THAT an plans have been made for her marriage
10 jim Coyc July o. Doris OLeary enjoy the many
parties that been arranged for her and her fance
The Howard 0Lcary on Sunday entertained at cocktails
for them
luncheon the Boat Club is being given today by Mrs
Percy Donovan and Mary Jane
Mrs Walter Slavery and her daughter Mrs. Gilbert
Drtmer the former Jane July will give sup
per party Mrs Savorys apartment in the Parkstone
Mrs William f. Kcane and Mary on July 10 viii enter
tain At luncheon }nen shower the Keane residence
in Harvard road Crosse Ponte
The spnster dinner viii be given July 20 by Helen Ann
Bayne . in her house Berkshire road Crosse Ponte
Nj and Mrs. Marvin Coye parents Of the bridegroom
elect will give rehearsal dinner the night before the
ueddinc he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27

.f> about an men long ana lPeuS
n both stalks and ears Of corn.
Corn BorerS
To keep il ont Of the plants,
play with rOtCnone especially
n the tassclS at the top of the
plant and in the conterS of the
leaf whorlS and ear shoots until
the spray runs off at the bot
tom OF the plant This spraying
must be repeated AT least three
tunes and better four times, at
iNe-day intervals. Or. the same
htdule of time may be used.
only instead OF spraying, plants
uay be- busted with rotenone
t.rv thoroughly IN the same
places.
III smut which is a fungus,
appears on the corn plants
and it may attack any part,
take off the part and burn IT
iust as soon as YOU see IT. This
VII prevent the spread to
other plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
81 Girls
60 to Camp

EIFTY-TWO GIRLS from De-
Il troit, Crosse Pointe, Bloom
field Hills and Birmingham,
Thursday noon, will board the
Mercury, bound for Camp Bryn
Atom. Rhinelander, Wis. They
will be accompanied by Miss
Hope Ward, one of the camp
counselors.
The camp was founded by
Miss Lolita Broadbridge, who
is still its active head.
This years list. includes:
Misses Elaine and Jessie Zim-
norman. Ann Whittlngham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Watch Green Corn
For Pesky Pests
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

TO-DAY WE'LL talk about
80. ..t..-L asa too tr
Ooin p'.o
number -he corn taI"'iih Us
one and The European corn
borer is the other The c7rWorm
is green or brown with 0ea'
SullN, ''o''e ''
Don be deceived ny i's '''
name when found on tomato"
II is called tha tomato fut
,,.o~r,, 7, ost. tsr Errrfr. ~
lhe ZIP 90 ''.0 '''
tunnei.ng iis way ID liii'--a ..',
SIX.
Control is rather tricks N'H
a medicine di0ppOr-ut small
oil can, drop 'caspounIu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Plan Meals Ahead

The hours you spend over a
hot stove can be greatly reduced
by planning meals so that sew
eral foods can be cooked stimuli
taneously either on top Of the
range or in the oven. Foods
for two meals can often be
cooked at the same time-sav-
ing ftief and precious hours.
Plan three meals of the day
as a whole. And when it is pos
sible plan the menus for several
days in advance. -This-is- of
course, excellent from a nutri-
ton point of view but is just
plain common sense as well, Tor
il makes the job of meal plan
ming and shopping just that
much easier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
I'm AVE- 0Nt = z with
III ~ c-ssayaG>re,777
with

MRS ANDREW DWIGHT HOTCIIIISS today is announc-
i,r the engagement 47tHaetive debHtaRte daughter
Elizabeth Wordcn Hunter 10 1t. James Pierce Cham
hers r-sNrC dt Sir Mrs Waiter A. Chambers OF
ArpnnlA- IA
Betty is the daughter ol me late.T Worden Hunter
She went 20 KroN Schoo. Coopersown n. w.. and
Stuart School Boston and made her debut at tea given
in June 1872 hy her grandmother Mrs W. HOWE Muir
She is a member of Sigma Gamma Association and
rY7vE6n8 rIfT-rCT 6T rrC junior League....
It Chambers graduated from Virginia Military lnsti-
tue and went Harvard graduate school Of engineering
He stationed Massachusetts Institute Of Technology.
Betty is in Boston and Mr. and Mrs Hotchkiss
returned Yesterday from there. ...-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Plan Home 7 asks
For More Leisure
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

brunch. that ideal combination
of breakfast and lunch. in the
late morning. That leaves only
the dinner 10 prepare. This
system cuts down considerably
on time spent for weekend
meal getting and dishwashing.
OF course. if there are small
children in the family you must
have three meals Sunday just
as any other day. But with
careful planning, the food can
be precooked on Saturday. and
be quick and easy TO serve on
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
Check Galleries

The first thing 10 do is to de-
eide i'm a general way what you
are going to eat. This will de-
pend on your family's likes and
dislikes. on what food is in sea-
son and. Of course. to a great
extent on the budget. The next
step is 10 check up on calorieS
and determine how many are
required for all members OF the
family. The third step is TO go
over the menu and see If you
have Included a sufficient guam
tity~of those foods rich in Vita
minis and minerals. The fourth
and last step in the preparation
of a menu is to check the meals
decided upon with a view to
balance-that is, TO see that
there are correct proportions Of
carbohydrates, fats and proteins.
Simply 0ishwsshins
Even dishwashing can be
made easier and at the same
time more sanitary. Wash dishes
in water at a temperature of
135 degrees and rinse in water
of $50 degrees. The use OF water
that is too hot for washing
dishes practically bakes the food
onto them,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-27
w. @. MacD Is
At Loon Lake

MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
C. MCDONALD of Catalpa
drive, Birmingham, and their
daughters, Margaret and Ma
rion, are the house guests of
Walton Macdonald at his sum-
mer home on Loon Lake, near
Hale, Mich.