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oll or 350 1 2 your 36, some and sands for I WiNNIE WINKLE, THE BREADWINNER -DOLLARS AND SENSE WHAT'S THE MATTER I AM MERELY IMPERSONATING A GO ON, WHAT'S COME IN, WITH YOU, FATHER FIRST BUTLER! YOU'LL HAVE TO THE REST RIGHT MRS. WRIGHT! MADAME WILL BE HAVE YOU GONE GET ACCUSTOMED TO BUTLERS THE JOKE! DELIGHTED TO SEE YOU! LOCO AND MAIPS. GIVE ME YOUR THINGS KNOW MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE 6-20. 16 IT A JOKE WHEN MY DAUGHTER CAN CHOOSE BETWEEN TWO MILLIONAIRES, DAN AN' WARREN, FOR A HUSBAND P.M A full page of Winnie Winkle in colors appears in the comic section of the SUNDAY NEWS Nancy's Busy Housewife Dish By NANCY DORRIS Veal loaf, served hot or cold, the months of Summer. Thin slices of cold veal loaf add considerably to the cold cuts tray, or to the salad plate on warm evenings.

The cold loaf also goes well with creamed potatoes and second hot vegetable. And, of course, everyone likes hot veal loaf with or without a sauce or gravy. The preferred cuts for veal loaf, coming from the shoulder and the shank, keep the cost within bounds. The addition of vegetables, eggs, crumbs and milk extends the meat, and improves texture and flavor. Marjoram, savory or thyme seasons today's Savory Veal Loaf One pound shoulder or shank veal, ground twice Two ounces suet or salt pork, ground twice One-third cup minced onions -third cup minced green pepper or parsley.

One teaspoon salt. or more One-fourth teaspoon pepper One teaspoon marjoram, savory or thyme One egg. beaten slightly One -half cup milk, or more One-half cup crushed crackers Three hard-cooked eggs, peeled 375 Oven temperature: degrees F. Baking time: One hour Servings: Eight Have the veal ground at least twice with the suet or salt pork. Instead of salt pork buy a fat pork chop to supply fat and flavor if you wish.

Combine the ground meat mixture in a mixing bowl with the minced vegetables, seasonings, marjoram or other herb, beaten egg and crackers. Add enough milk to moisten; let stand fifteen minutes. More milk may be needed to yield a moist mixture. Press half the meat in a greased loaf pan; through the center arrange the whole eggs end to end in a row; cover with the rest of the meat, pressing in place gently yet firmly. Bake in a moderately hot oven until firm and brown.

Unmold the loaf upon a heated platter and garnish with parsley. $5 DAILY FOR FAVORITE RECIPE Hones Nut Cake Three eggs, beaten One-fourth cup sugar One-half cup honey One hair cup cup strong coffee shortening Juice and grated rind one-half lemon Juice one-half orange One-fourth cup chopped nuts sifted four cups Three teaspoons baking powder One teaspoon cinnamon One teaspoon ginger. Oren temperature: degrees F. Baking Forty minutes (about) Servings: Ten Beat the eggs in a bowl; beat in the sugar. Add the honey and oil, stirring until well mixed.

Stir in the coffee, lemon rind, lemon and orange juices and nuts. Gradually add the flour, sifted with the baking powder and spices, beating smooth after each addition. Pour into a greased, paper lined tube pan (9 Bake in a moderate oven until cake tester comes away dry. Cool before serving with ice cream or cool drinks. From Mrs.

David Hecht, Bronx, comes today's prize recipe. Your recipe may win the $5 offered daily. Send it to the Favorite Recipe Editor, The News, 220 E. 42d New York City. DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1943 Obituary HENRY H.

BLOOD Twice Governor of Utah Salt Lake City, June 19 H. Blood, 69, Governor of Utah for two terms and a leader in the Latter Day Saints (Mormon) Church, died today. He completed his second term as Governor in 1941 and went to California as head of the church activities in that state. He represented the church in England in the early 1900's. DANIEL FLYNN No.

1 Dodgers fan Daniel Flynn, 47, proprietor of a cafe near Ebbets Field, who claimed he had not missed a game played by the Brooklyn Dodgers in 20 years, died yesterday at his home. 86 McKeever Place, Brooklyn. Flynn, known as the No. 1 rooter for the team, followed them on all their trips. LUCIUS W.

HITCHCOCK Services for painter Services for Lucius Wolcott Hitchcock, 73, portrait painter and magazine illustrator, will be held at 11 A. M. today at the George T. Davis Funeral Home in New Rochelle. Hitchcock, who lived in Southport, Maine, died Thursday in New Rochelle Hospital.

SIDI AHMED II Aged Bey of Tunis Punis, June 19 Ahmed 11, 80, Bey and Possessor of the Kingdom of Tunis, died today after having survived two crown princes. He had reigned for 13 years the French protectorate which was established when he was 19. Frenchmen Wreck Nazi Troop Train Vichy, June 19 German troop train has been wrecked by saboteurs in occupied France and attempts at sabotage have been made against two other trains, it was revealed today. The wrecked train caught fire, but the blaze was brought under control. In another case, two French linesmen discovered that a railway bridge had been mined, and signaled an express train in time to halt it.

A man and woman were arrested in Paris yesterday, charged with smashing the window of a German employment bureau. A third demonstrator escaped. Boy Dead, Driver Held Louis Cohen, 3, of 105 Clinton was killed by an automobile at Grand and Clinton at 10 A. M. yesterday.

Abraham Greenberg of 194 Ross Brooklyn, driver of the car, was arrested. Death Notices MAROLDA -Maria Antonia, died June 18, 1942. Reposing at Farenca Bros. Funeral Home. 204 East 116th St.

Funeral MonSt. Charles Borromeo Chuch. 211 West 141 10 A. M. Interment St.

Raymond's Cemetery. Death and In Memoriam Notices May be telephoned to The News by your undertaker any time up to 1 P. M. for insertion in the next day's paper. Phone MUrray Hill 2-1234.

Patterns PRETTY HOME FROCK 2516 SIZES 36 52 Why not earn high marks by homework wearing frock made in spic cotton? No. 2516 may be sizes 40. 42. 44. 46.

38, and 52. Size 36 requires 35-inch material with rand of contrasting fabric and of braid. For ordering patterm see directions below. KITCHEN TOWELS SATURDAY X773 Seven designs of a girl which are eRRE to towels. Hot iron transfer pat- contains motifs measuring 3 by 5 inches and come piete instructions.

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The new Fashion book alone costa 15 be had fee 00 ordered with a pattern. Sawing Sachs Fashion Floors enjoys its greatest popularity during TODAY'S MARKET NEWS California green almonds, fresh figs in market A few monster deliciosa from ida. Weekend offerings include legs of lamb, beef ribs, roasting veal, broilers, fryers Beans, squash, lettuce plentiful Also onions, kohlrabi Father's Day Dinner: Shrimp cocktail, broiled steak, new potatoes and peas, lettuce tomato salad, ice cream, straw. berry sauce. Serve plain or with sauce, such as pickle, curry or lemon.

Or, let cool in the pan; then chill. Slice thin and serve with creamed potatoes and a bowl of combination salad. Our newest leaflet, "Your Three Meals a Day," contains a daily guide for adequate nutrition, menu patterns and shopping counsel. To obtain it send a stamped, self-addressed envelope te Nancy Dorris, The News, 220 E. 42d New York City.

Correct Thing Elinor mes (Picture on page 17) Return His Ring I was engaged for two years. The man went in the Air Corps and writes that he feels our engagement was mistake. My sister says that I don't have to return the ring because he broke the gagement. What should 1 de? Should I return shower gifts? Should I return a family pin his father gave me as engagement gift? Is there any booklet that explains the etiquette of this sad end? REGINA. Answer: Technically your sister is right.

But no girl with prade would want a man's ring if be had jilted her. It is not obligatory to return the shower gifts, although it is frequently done. Do return the family heirloom by all means. Naturally, you'll be sure the break definite and complete before sending the young man his ring. All this is explained in detail the regular Couple' booklet.

Send a stamped, addressed envelope for it. Frowns On "Cutting Do you approve of "cutting ima at dances? Is this losing it's pop. alarity? WALLFLOWER Answer: I certainly do not approve--and I'm glad the practice of "cutting in" is on the wane. It's still popular at small dances but no longer the social headach used to be. (Try to improve your dancing and you won't be a "wall.

Elinor Ames tions regarding etiquette taining. Address Eliner 1. The News, 220 E. 424 New York. Send stamped, I envelope.

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