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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-04
lS0-Legal
NOTICE
M0RTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA
NEW HANOVER COUNTY
Under and by virtue of the power Of
sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed executed by Frank Bullard and
wife Edith NJ. Bullard dated the 9th
day of August, 1916, and recorded in
Book $50, Page SO, in the Office of the
Register of Deeds of New Hanover
County, North Carolina, default having
been made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby secured and the
mortgage being, by terms thereof, sub
iect to foreclosure, the undersigned
mortgagee win offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
at the courthouse door in Wilmington,
North Carolina, at noon, on the 1st day
of December, 1947, the property con-
yeyed in said mortgage, the same lying
and being in Glen Arden, New Hanover
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-04
l7l-Wanied To Buy

WANTED A GOOD used standard
make oil circulator. Phone 2-2986
USED PIANO In good condition.
Dial 2-5108 after p. m.
WANTED USED Army work cloth.
ing, shoes, Turner's Bargain
Store, 721 North 4th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-04
PUBLISHING HOUSE
GET INCORPORATION
PAPERS YESTERDAY

The Marina Publishing House,
Inc, of Wilmington, yesterday
filed a certificate of Incorporate
ion papers, the concern will deal
n all kinds of printing and pub
fishing. 1t has an authorized capl-
tai stock of 100000, subscribed
stock $500 by Norman Ring,
Kenneth Kilbourne and Allen
Ewing, all of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-04
lS0.-I,egal.

Dial 2-33l1 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-04
le2-Travel Opportunities

FOR QUICK reservation and tick
ct service on National Airlines
and all world air and steamship
lines. see or call US. We help
plan vacations anywhere. every
where. Wilmington Travel Agen-
cy. 1913 Princess street. Phone
2-lO37: night phone 2-1449
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-04
l6o-Moving & Storage

LOCAL, AND Long distance haul
Ing Experienced in safety. Low
esf rates for moving. Phone 6042.
HYDRICK'S TRANSFER Depend
able service. Reasonable rates.
Furniture carefully handled. Dial
2-OO56 or 2-2322.
WANTED: LOAD Or part load to
High Point N. c. or points near.
November 7th at reduced price.
Batson Transfer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-04

Phillip Collins and wife,
Collins, Rupert D. Collins and wife,
Collins; Edna c. Sharpe
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-04

County, North Carolina, and more par
ticularly described as follows:
BEING all of Lot No. 80 according to
the official map of Glen Arden recorded
in the Registry OF New Hanover County
in Book No. 3 at Page "a.
Dated and posted this 27th day of Oc-
tober, l947.
Carl Meares. Mortgage
j. F. Hacker Attorney.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-04
j5e-Employmeni Wanted

cFNTT- -FMAN EXPERIENCED In
hotel work desires job in Will
mington or nearby beaches.
Write Box O-3 % Star News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-04
EXECUTORS NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
CITY OF WILMINGTON, NEW HAN
OVER COUNTY. AND C. r. MORSE,
CITY COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Sold in the foHo,Uing
stores in this srea

The Heoh<C
WASHINGTON, DC.
MARYLAND
Annapolis
Strange & White
Baltimore Warner & Co.
Brunswick
V. Kaplon Co.
Chestertown
Albert L. Wheat
- Cumberland Manhattan
Easton. Blades & Co.
Hagerstown
Hopkins Gruber Co.
Salisbury. Powell & Co.
DELAWARE
Dover. Jos. Levi & Co.
Harrington -. Collins
Seaford 80. Dorzback's
- Wilmington
las. T. Mullin & Sons
VIRGINIA
Alexandria Levinson's
Danville. The Hub
Fredericksburg
Washington Wooden
Mills
Harrisonburg
B. Ney & Sons
Lynchburg
Webb, Whitaker Co.
Marion -. McDonald's
Martinsville
Robt. Atkins
Norfolk The Hub
Petersburg
Jones-Rosenstock
Portsmouth
The Quality Shop
Richmond
Meyer Greentree
= Richmond
V0n0o Mems ChOo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-24
Crisp, Crease-Reistant
Rayon
Gabardlne
l49 yard

Every school gal, every career girl and
every woman who loves q cleon-cut
classic dress will relish this opportunity
to buy smart royon eobordine in the
newest Fall hues. Coor-set wine,
brown, navy, dark green, black ond 9
other popular tones. AZ inches wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-24
GuerriIIas Are Covered
By YugosIav Force al
Frontier, Greeks Say
By John A. ThoIe
Foreign Correspondent Of The Stor ond
the Chieooo Doily News

the Chicago Daily News
DOJRAN, Greece, Aug. 23.-Greek
troops along the northern frontier
of Greece have been repeatedly re-
pulsed by fire from Yugoslav forces
while trying to pursue fleeing guer-
rilla bands.
Such is the charge made by Gen.
Grigoropoulous, commanding the
Greek 18th Infantry Division on the
border.
1.-THE Yugoslav commanders" he
said to me as I toured the scenes of
Greeece's civil war. have never Of
fered the slightest apology or ex-
PLANTATION for their actions"
Border Needs Sealing.
He said Greece's main need today
is for some form of international
police force" to patrol its borders
and seal of illegal crossings Of the
line.
IF the bandits were prevented
from using Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and
Albania for refuge, our Greek army
could clean up the internal situa-
ton in one to two months" he
asserted.
The general said the latest Incl
dent occurred here at Dorian on
August IL. Units of his forces
spotted some 50 bandits and moved
into position to cut off their re-
treat toward YugoSlavia.
Bandits Allowed to Cross.
"Yugoslav troops opened fire on
my men, forcing them to take cover
and allowing the bandits to escape
across the border" Gen. Grigoro-
poulous asserted.
In at least three other instances
in the last year in this area, Greek
army forces have been forced to
pull up at the Yugoslav or Bulgarian
borders. over which feeting bandits
had crossed to safety, the general
said.
The bandits are allowed to pass
over the borders more easily than
if they were going into their own
country" he declared bitterly.
The Yugoslav twin" town Of Dol
ran, on the other side of the border.
has been listed by Yugoslav under
ground sources as one of the 'train-
ing centers" where Greek Commu-
mist guerrilla bands are organized
and equipped for forays across the
border into Greece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-24
IA From D. {. and Vicinity
Enlist In National Guard '

Fourteen young men from Wash
ington and vicinity have enlisted
recently in the District National
Guard. Seven joined ground forces
units, while the others Joined air
units stationed at Andrews Field.
Ground force recruits are: Keith
Elton Crook, 1915 Adams Mill road
NV: Earl Terry Culberth, 1912
Downing street NE; John E. Nc
Hugh, jr.. 1913 East Capitol street;
Klsher Owen Osler, 613 c street
NV: Michael G. Van Lannen, sos
Twenty-f1rst street NV: Gilbert
F. Poe, Lexington Park, Md. and
Walter A. Wood, 1855 v street NV.
Air unit recruits Ernest G..
Barnes, Fred G. Chambers, James
E. England, Edward e. Godfrey,
1896 Seventeenth street NV; Ben
ton j. Groves, Ralph E. Hutcherson.
$50 Eleventh street Sc, and Pat P.
Tav10r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-24
Ronne's Wife First Woman
To Fly From Antarctic
By Comdr. Finn Rome
North American Newspaper Alliance


ROME ANTARCTIC RESEARCH
BASE, Stonington Island. Aug. q
(Delayed) Capt. James Lassiter
took off on a reconnaissance flight
today in our LIS single-engined,
ski-equipped plane, with Mrs. Rome
along as observer. 1t was the first
Antarctic-based flight by a woman.
Many years ago, the wife of
Norwegian explorer few over a por-
ton of the continent with her hus-
band; but she did not land there.
Today's trip was to check flying
approaches to the 6,0O0-foot plateau
on which we have established a
weather station, before flying In
additional equipment. I had set Up
the station on a dog-sledge trip last
July in 40-below temperatures.
During the flight, Mrs. Rome OBJ
served dark-water skies indicating
open water northwest of Alexander I
Island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-24
Pan American Union 10 Fefe
New t0-Cent AirMaiI Stamp

The Post Office Department will
introduce q new 10-cent air mail
stamp at q ceremony in the patio
of the Pan American Union Building
at II am. Saturday.
The stamp, for use on air mail to
Latin American countries, shows
plane in fight over the Pan Amer
lean Union Building.
Sheets of the new stamps will be
presented to postal officials, officials
of the union and officers of the
American Air Mail Society, which
will open a convention August 20 at
the Raleigh Hotel. Washington Post
master Vincent C. Burke will pre-
side,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-24
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. SUlTlNGS!
. WORsTEDs!
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e. WiEEDs!
. WOOL SUEDE!
. DIAGONALS!
. DRESS WEIGHTS!

All would quickly we could reveal the real the maker
And the variety equally fine variety patterns
do o t
o here rs hin gtomorow mornng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-24
S0ntori&e% Cotton
Scotch
PlaidS
go yard

Moinstoy Of "boek-to>sohooI" sword
robes is the cotton plaid thot looks so
qoy, wears and washes SO we'll. Excit-
ina color combinations make this
group alive and eoy. IS inches wide.
Low priced so that you can offord oil
the irresistible combinations.
*Not more than III residual shrinkaoe.
Evening star., 1947-05-06

Fl Mothers Mother
customary
find something really
usd q Imagination"
hondbos
"bo list
uItonon something reoIy will
linn eondIobo
You'll be able
stocks shopping for these st8@.s
Nom the which SHE wouldn't
spending hdeomed These would include things will tell
lovely soehe ochet pillows oobe
o worry a a
When shopping Mothers soeid
Iwontso for onoth"
Evening star., 1947-05-06
Sincerely,
5<I1s>''sN

DEAR MRS CASWEL I've read Dorothy Dix OF and for
and have always said hearty Amen lectures
keeping themselves attractive at all their husbands Her
disgust cold soled konas hair curriers'
echoed by I've always tried to be neat made clean
whenever husband and cold creaming hair setting
etc. took place in the privacy the bathroom when he
work
setting myself up a paragon-anythng that
well attractive
make the effort? But the that
turning you Just the opposite!
taken shedding his business clothes
donnng dsreputabe old
dressing gown t since gained weight
socks and pair Of
sticking out Of He doesn't realize possibly
effect is not entlcng.
spend evening living roonI dressed in the
martest hostess could hnd powdered
the teeth silver slippers aland
has crawled out Of the woodwork.
"At first thought 1t passing phase oshed
about tnow I'm getting really little
And don't why all the about the
kissable, husbands can get away With
downright sluttshneSS-n such term applied
Am right in getting mad?" -BMT
Yes but it you any good It's same
old hokm that hold
fairs And liable change suggest
time he lets his hair his
do likewise think Of retalaton-he
you slipping.
he bul-headed your presenting
decent slippers oungng
either He'll the old until they
heaven help you II you try to dispose Of them the sly
al for the getting
when ne comes home his grueg batting
breeze You technically
hostess But husband the consider
ma You every right to his dcourtey
Maybe only for him can't stand
out to yourself evenings Of
solitude MIGHT bring him TO- But it's only I'm afraid
Evening star., 1947-05-06
Over the Back Fence
By Isabel Hacketf

friends Esgetons stimulating people uberas
who feel strongly about the trend Of national affairs
speak their minds with hedging With minds being spoken
antphonsly Or IN chorus the eiect quite powerful Their only
sprays have owing the Eggletons dinner
The Tpeiys also lovely people keen honest conservatives
fcrvcnty like
anais they children psychaty They
apply latter them
shout "pyches" like Tuppey thing
and smother we've been owing them dinner for long time
We into Mrs Eggleton market
usual invited them dinner Saturday
night Next while IN slight from shopping Mrs
Tupperly said Saturday night
home realized Saturday might be lively evening We usually
invite liberals the
servave friends dine with the Tuppey couples both
feel strongly about public affairs that feel this
raneement.
Don't e. anybody mention Henry Wallace Russia warned
the Family Provder Lets talk about gardening children
psychiay You'd better not mention high prices either that's
political but could I'LL in with baseball and the weather After
dinner wen 90 to movie It's safer"
Everything until the salad course, with Eggeons
talking abou. their garden while the Tupps listened politely
and the Tpprys talking about their children emotional and social
Evening star., 1947-05-06

promised
to wash the porch furniture Saturday morning We be-
neve firmly that people should share In home tasks
said couldn't the chairs wait she had
important meeting Of student which commercially
interested In world figuring bring about 1t
Of perfectly splendid for people be taking interest
in world affairs We got the idea that the seup for world
down wash chairs She looked all tired
obviously condition after
trying set Of reducing exercises which sounded
they took considerable energy
meeting long time Youngest bounced in
before dinner looking fine 1T student had decided
ceiling headquarters
the the building wouldn't they paid
They planned to work ut 1t all next Saturday, too
my. we had fun" said the Youngest One.
The mother Of boy down the street told with pleased excite
ent the other day that he seemed to be coming bit socially
development Of which had depaed crowdng
looks older only recently
observing girls with interest though distance
she wanted him to make adjustment opposite
thought high time he discovered girls could talked well
about
nice invitation to a tea along
Much to her surprise the boy said he might
future hanging around home ALL the time Mother
elabatey casual about this milestone his social
though both did deal preliminary scrbbng
polishing As mothers do she watched him of the dance
hoping he would make a great hit with the girls.
We met the lady later asked
He had home said looking pretty gm and in the highly
state bafng She found
friend who at the that
Joneses but the rest of the time just drinking
punch Tactul inquiry brought out the
Trouble with that party" every
women at least is 16
Evening star., 1947-05-06
Pot au Feu
A famous French dish is the

A famous French dish is the Pot
au Feu-as delicious as 1t is thrifty,
too.
Peel about 8 carrots and turnips
Peel an onion and stick or cloves
In it. Take leeks, cut OF the green
parts and split the leeks in half
lengthwise.
Put q 3-pound beef brisket in a
kettle and cover with about 3 pints
Of cold water. Heat to boiling
point and skim. Then add the
vegetables, an herb boquet, large
marrow bone split by the butcher
and a good dash Of salt. Simmer
gently for five or six hours.
Let cool. Then pour off the juices
and strain through cheesecloth.
Reheat, season to taste with salt,
pepper and little butter and serve
from q big tureen into deep soup
plates in which slices of toasted
bread have been placed. This is the
soup course.
The meat is put on big platter,
carved and surrounded by the veg
etables. It Is seasoned with salt and
pepper and usually served with mus
tard or hot relish to Offset its
blandness from so much cooking.
Evening star., 1947-05-06
Home Freezer
Classes

The Home Service Bureau Of
Potomac Electric Power Co. will
conduct q two-day school on the use
LOT the home freezer. These lecture
demonstrations will be held In Home
Service Hall, Pepco Building, Tenth
and E streets NV, on May Z and
8 at 10:30 am, and are open to the
public.
The preparation and packaging
OF fruits, vegetables, meats, fish,
poultry and precooked foods win
be demonstrated. The general in
structions on the use and care Of
the home freezer will be discussed.
For further information, call Ma
tional $500 and ask for shoms
service"
Evening star., 1947-05-06
Readers Clearing House

fc1ude9 IlSt q pooklct& On Better
IBuyrnsnship which are grand.
enjoyed the articles on hooked
|rags but have never see1 any men.
Ition of the method used u hook
/ [siIk stockings. Would some kind
reader come forward with sSvice?
Also. can you buy plain burlap to
hook on? All the pieces ! zee al
ready have the pattern stamped on
them and should Ike to use my
own.
Evening star., 1947-05-06

Yes, YOU. can make delicious strawberry
shortcake-one that will make you the envy
OF your neighborhood and the Heroine Of your
family. It's simple! It's easy Follow the
recipes to the left-and
Evening star., 1947-05-06

conversation threatened to broaden hauled back. In
mastery fashion, mixed children and insecticides Each couple
probably thought the other the lower brackets intellectually
and wasn't economies political deooges We looked forward
to relaxing at the movie.
Speaking moiyaons" said Tupperly. i've trying
TO figure out what als Henry Wa"
that getting mad makes
you catch cold?" said brightly
Interesting said Mrs. Eggleton II had cold last week, and
by that ridiculous radio blast against Wa"
Cured last cold working all the garden said the r P
iaccae steering the conversation hastily Wallace
you panted?" the gardening Eggletons
Some corn." said the r. p. 1.-TWO rows"
That did IT, Corn Hybrid Developed by Henry Wallace
Eggleton pointed warmly Perfectly logical OF
topics M Eggleton skipped rapidly and easily from hybrid to
Greece, Russia and Mr.. Walaces ideas
The anWalace Tppers hexed their mental muscles and took
the pro-Walace Eggeons The conversation out Of
control polite Of barbed We could
neither the Esons Tuppers going think much Of
choice Of friends If this went on much longer.
We hustled the to the movie possible We
IA just the newsree started They showed Of Henry
Wallace The Eeons applauded This them slight tactical
advantage the Tppy who too we'll bred to boo
The youngest looked droopy worked possibly
though certainly not She nibbed angdy made
four telephone calls tried several Of hair and
Evening star., 1947-05-06

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and Address.
Va viii withhold both and tlse
only initials. Please address
mail 70 the Readers Clearing
House WoKnal'3 Page, The
Evening Star. washington 4.
VieNs expressed In the Clear
Ing House are not necessarily
th0se of The Star and, as 4
Il ohviously impossible Tor ls
to test al recipes submitted. we
cannot assume responsibility
for them. Betsy GasscsI
Evening star., 1947-05-06
REMOVE MILDEW.

fFrons Mrs. r. T. O., Washington
In reply to Mrs. =. E. q. to re-
move mildew: Put . small amount
OF household bleach into : sauce
pan, add the required amount Of
water. Immerse garment in this
and put it on the stove, when 1t
comes to q boil remove from stove
and rinse article. have tried this
several times and 1t even works on
fast-color clothes without removing
the color.
Evening star., 1947-05-06
COOP FOOD STORE.
From j. a.. Arlington.

g
There certainly Is . coop food
store ID virginia. and not very far
from you. It Is on Seminary Road
In the burlington shopping center
and to reach 1t from Falls Church
you follow Leesburg Pike toward
alexandra. At Seminary Road
turn left and about three blocks
down you win md the Co-op.
Co-operators from other sections
|of the country are always most well
come, and We will be looking for
ward to meeting you.
*sE%
WORDS FOR A DAUGHTER
From Mrs. q. NJ. r, Wdshington.l
Under the Readers Clearing
House, Evening Star, March 81, !
believe the enclosed Is poem wanted
BY Mrs. j. A., ArlingtoA
Though you have shut me out. your eyes
6etray some wound your speech deniee
SssS oos & p.n ns nos sss
For I must learn to mask my pity and
concern
taa z S.ss ssss as asar 's ss ass: s as-n
Only remember this when there
Are times when you have need to share
Your problems, shall always be
Waiting for you to come to me
Eager TO help you on your way,
ns need ns ,nssP s sSss sas Sas 81 1ms ensx
- sfassfa 6 "a asfa 9 akaY s1a srzwARr
Evening star., 1947-05-06
coRREcrIoM.

In the recipe for q afdporite
cake" sent in by D. A., Washing
ton. and appearing In RCH May
2. the number OF eggs to be added
should hare been three" and not
'tt0o." as printed. We regret the
error.
Evening star., 1947-05-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

n, IHt0rMdti0n sent IN bg the f0l-
iotcing has been for1c1rded to
those for tDhons It 1ods Intended:
Mrs.. ". D. H, baltimore; Mrs.
r. C. II. Bethesda; Mrs. g. +. G..
Falls Church: Mrs. 3. ". Y, Fair-
far Station. Mrs. T. "A. u, Ber-
iUyH: Mrs. a. B. B, Cherv Chase,
Mrs. =. b. SilDer Spring: Mrs.
r r. g. TnkomG Park: Mrs.
W. r. II, Mrs. C. g. Il, M. III. M.
Y. r, Mr.. @. B. s., Alexandria:
Mrs1 Z. r. W. Miss Z. r., Mrs.
r. ". Z. Arlington; Mrs. III.
c. r.. Mrs. q. y. NJ, Mrs. D. E.,
Mrs. r. +. s., Mrs. D. v. H, Mrs.
y. ". Z, Mrs. W. s.. Mrs. /. Z. r,
Mrs. 4. M. H. Mrs. J. r., =. N. II,
Mrs. {. Van G., Mrs. G. H, Mrs.
A. w. ". Mrs. y. M. u, Mrs.
N. m. =. Mrs. 3. c. G.. Mrs. G.
VIC, Mrs. Z. II. q, Washington.
Our thanks to these readers,
iczose contributions tDere similar
to Others previously receiped:.
Miss I. /. B., Arlington; r. N. 4,
Miss v. A. ~, Mrs. J. C. r, Mrs.
I. r. O., Mrs. S. r. NJ. Wash
ington.
PART-TIME HCUSEKEEPER7
from D. S. r., Arlington.
Being an avid follower OF "the
column" or should say page"
am coming to you for advice. How
does one work out daily schedule
for . part-time housekeeper, no
cooking? / wonder II 1t Is feasible
to have woman in, say, 8 hours
q day, 5 days q week, to keep d
large house reasonably clean and
do laundry for family Of 5 adults?
And what does one pay for such
service? @
POEM WANTED?
From J. A. s., La Plata, Md
There is q poem about q country
doctor and ! think the title is "Old
Doc Brown" ! recall only couple
il lines.
He went about doing good
And over the stable Doc Brown
And his .satcfel went.
Another line reads as follows.
When he died they used
Old hitching post for
II any reader can help me locate
his poem I would appreciate 1t very
much.
BUDGET BALANCE.
from Mrs. Z. r. c., Arlington
For Mrs. L. M. T., Arlington: I
'eceived invaluable aid In making
ny budget balance from q booklet,
How To Make Your Budget Bal
ance," by 3. G. Harwood and Helen
Fowle. It covers q separate item
II the budget in each chapter with
helpful suggestions and q chart for
allotment based on family
,ize and income. Also at the end Of
,ach chapter it lists additional
published by the Gov
and private concerns which
night help you.
The Rubber Budget Account
Book" offers q painless way to keep
rack Of your spending without go-
ng into financial tangles. Its price
S Csc. Both Of these books may be
,btained from the American Insti-
ute for Economic Research, Great
Darlington, Massachusetts,. This is
! non-political and on-cornmercial
organization so you can be sure Of
really getting your moneys worth
of reliable advice.
A series Of booklets on Money
is published by the
Household Finance Corp, 919 North
Michigan avenue, Chicago II, III.
These booklets are SC each. Send
Tor their free order list which In
Evening star., 1947-05-06
kHWhat{S Coobial

WEDNESDAY.
Veal Steak With Herbs
Rice Garden Peas
Mred Green Salad
Chilled Custdrd
Veal Steak With Herbs
q servings)
pound veal steak cut thin u small onion
Salt and pepper 7s broth
Flour white
tablespoon butter 25 tomato juice
tablespoons olive oil teaspoon chopped
Glove garlic tablespoon parsley
Cut veal into small serving pieces dscarding
wooden mae pound piece original
Salt pepper roll lightly -four butter skillet
and brown meat slowly both Sides
skillet add garlic and onion minced slowly minutes
broth and wine mixed with tomato juice 10 minutes
herbs Then return meat to skillet liquid
slowly hour Meat should
moist both Sides II
BROTH thick, -By