THE CORPUS CHRIST! TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1938 5B6-B ipaign which put the and incidentally killed the bud- airplane -engines 10 months about three years, ago and young men, .records show T~» * "L. tenac on everybody's ding Fronteuac. of Glenn L, Ma Louis Chevrolet worked in the •{Exact Number of three girls and four boys married < J~ ] SiT Chevrolet axle plant in Detroit.^ at the age of 11, seventeen girls [ Dishes Planned lips. Still, undaunted, Chevrolet de- plane designer. Chevrolet told Stil^oribfis Over bnd 23 boys married at the age i T > _ _ le the war, upsetting signed and began producing the how his engines passed the Fed- But he .quit when his oldest son of 12, one hundred and sevent plans and forcing itim died in Indianapolis. After that Mmefy Is 9,985 -- r or ue racing until peace once well-known Frontenac cy- eral Bureau of Standards tests eight girls and 52 boys at 13, or linder head for Model T. Ford with the highest efficiency rating he wworked for a time as Detroit (jjs;s) In Rotte of the I 267 married under the age of 14. i returned. He tried again when cars. Then, just as the business representative for the Suilo Corp. BY MRS. MARY-MORTON blespoons flour, three- fourths tea- is over, obtaining fi- ever recorded. BuI t the year was (;<»• forbidding marriage below! The exact number of Bulgari- spoon salt, pepper, one-half tea- • got well under way and debts makers of cutting tool oil, but SPK -of 37 and 19 "for girls i ans over 90 years old is J.985. Menu Hint spoon Worcestershire sauce, two ling from the son of were being paid ', Henry Ford 1930. Martin so< leeded all his was forced to give that up sev- Salmon a la King or ' cups milk, two pimientos, one 13- Thomas rtune Ryan, the fa- abandoned the Model T. spare cash and s forced to eral months ago when he suf- Casserole of Tuna Fish ounce can tuna fish. Melt butter, mous fj cier. "Wall Street," LouiJLJVCt-lsO V^AAtChevrole^ V A VA^> »t• theMAVin* turneLUJL JlVldA hiJL1AsO withdrawVl »> VAJ V** <•« »• ' V"**_fsuppoIf •"• *r " •*". •-•"-» • - Baked Potatoes Buttered Broccoli stir in flour and seasonings and Chevrolet says, froze Ryan out fertile mind to the design of two The cycle completed itself. For fereo * Stewed Rhubarb when well blended, stir in milk Butter Scotch Oatmeal Squares gradually. Stir ' over a low fire Phone 3010 7 Daily Coffee until thick and smooth. Cut six 1307 Leopard Deliveries strips of pimiento and reserve for 817 TELE- S I a:n taking these fish dishes garnishing. Cut remaining pi- PHONE from Miss Edith Barber's column, miento into small pieces and add SOUTH SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR OTHER ana hope she won't mind. Miss to white sauce. Flake tuna fish 5454 FRIDAY tr SATURDAY'S SPECIALS Barber is a well-known dietitian into one-inch pieces and add to STAPLES CHANCELL FOOD and lives in New York. She has white sauce. Pour mixture into written cook books and conducts greased baking dish, arrange strips SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU a column like this. These dishes of pimiento and Brazil nuts on top, COFFEE are both good for your Lenten and bake in a moderate oven (350 menus, anci they may be-varied, 1 degrees F.) 15 minutes. think, without spoiling theirs. SPECIALS BUTTERSCOTCH Q A T MEAL HU-P0RT . SALMON A LA KING—One- SQUARES— One-half cup butter, fourth pound mushrooms, sliced; melted; one cup brown1 sugar, one FRUITS MEATS one medium-sized onion, sliced; teaspoon baking powder, one-half KUECES . . two tablespoons butter, two table- teaspoon salt, two cups uncooked Spring SQUASH, White . Lb. 5c BACON, Palace Sliced ... LB. 23c spoons flour, three cups milk, two rolled oats. Add brown sugar to SPUDS, No. 1 Idaho Russem, 10 Ibs. . . . 23c egg yolks, one pimiento, chopped; melted butter. Stir until well POTATOES, U.S. No. 1. Colo. . 10 Ibs. 15c CHEESE, Full .'Cream ,.Lb» 18c one-half teaspoon lemon juice, blended. Add remaining ingredi- one-half teaspoon paprika, salt, ents and pack into well-greased GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless Bushel 79c BACON SQUARES Lb. 18c pepper, one-bound can salmon. shallow pan. Bake in 350-degree COFFEE flaked. ook the mushrooms and APPLES, Jonathan, sm. size ..... doz. 12c LUNCH MEATS,Assorted ;...:. .Lb. 23c , , . A • • j. 1 ijv*v.ti«;i*J* oven abou. t 30 minutes. When cool, onions in tne butter until;tender, cut into squares Cookies retain VEGETABLES . . . 2 bunches 5c FISH • OYSTERS • POULTRY and s:sfihtly_ browned. Aaa the j crispness if kept in tight tin box. ADMIRATION . . . 22c flour, and when well blended add Note that no rolling is needed. the milk slowly and cook until Cookies can be made in less than BRIGHT and EARLY: 18c smooth and thick, stirring con- five minutes and taste much like Coffee, ADMIRATION, Ib. ,. . 22t 9 COFFEE, Chancellor's Choice, ib 18c stantly. Stir a little of the hot toffee, the oatmeal tasting like mixture into the beaten egg yolks nuts or cocoanut. HEALTH CLUB HEY—KIDS—LOOK! SUITER, Superior S5c 9 White L.'ly ...... 30c and then stir back into the sauce. Add seasonings and salmon and CAMAY heat. Serve on hot toast or in patty shells. Louis Chevrolet Has i. can CASSEROLE OF TUNA FISH— Four tablespoons buuer. four 13:j Nothing Much left CUT-RITE WAX PAPER Ige. pkg. 15c PAPER NAPKINS 2 pkgs. 15c Except HisJ^lemories STRAWBERRIES, While They Lost 10c New.., delightful.., fr. II V Chocolate Sundae JLU A Soap IVORY Misfortune Has FLAKES Dogged Heels of l.arse Auto Engineer With 1 larse By DON* PRYOK 22c at re.srular 25c United Press Staff Correspondent imootb and fresh Bring Us Your Spry Coupons DETROIT, March 18-—Twenty- ALL BUNCH VEGETABLES, 2 for 5c seven years ago a famous racing driver sat down and scrawled his name on note paper with a stub CLOROX P and 6 Soap pencil. PT., lOc 5 Large One afternoon this week Louis Chevrolet, whose signature as written In 1911 has been carried 1 small ..ic to every corner of the world on Strawberry •with one giant .... 65c the automobile he designed, re- traced a lifetime of. memories in PRESERVES a irophv-ciecoraied room. i LAVA SOAP, Large 9c Memories are about ail that is! left of the spectacular life which | HEALTH CLUB carried Louis Chevrolet from La 1 Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland, to BAKING POWDER j Paris and finally to the .United | States where he became one .of EST 10 oz.7c; 32oz.l8c I the greatest drivers of all time. I On a table in the unpretentious [ front room of his home stands HAMS, Armour's Mefio i the Harkness Trophy, won at FLOUR | Sheephead Bay. N. y., when he, Cooked Jubilee, half or j beat Ralph de Palma and set a whole, Ib 32c j new world's record of 111 miles _ Armour's Star or i per hour. On a stand behind the 1 24Sbs. 95c Banquet 35c davenport rises the impressive Fort Dearborn Trophy, captured ROAST, Chuck .... 15c RATH'S Small Canned | in Chicago in 1917. BACON, FaulHess . . . 25c Each .... 69c ! Still handsome at 59, Louis : Chevrolet is convalescing from a See Our Windows for Other Week-end Specials | series of strokes which kept him | confined for months. The coal OFFER GOOD ONLY black hair of his racing days has WHILE SUPPLY LASTS /aimed white and the impressive i handle-bar mustache has giver, •j way to a small, gray one. : , ] Except for an occasional out- burst .of Latin fire, Louis Chev- rolet resembles a retired banker or physician, and despite misfor- tune that has dogged him relent- lessly, he is not as bitter as one _ I might expect. . j i Peering through horn-rimmed j glasses and pointing with a yel- ! low' pencil, he leafed through Ms I scrap-books. A picture of himself , chatting with Marshall Foch at the j I Indianapolis race track. A head- i line yellow with age—"Louis < Che-vT-olet Breaks World's Eec- i ord." A shot of the tragic acci- } dent which took the life of his | young brother, Gaston—"the fly- Vegetables with a pedigree a j ing Frenchman"—on a Los An- yard long? Grown from selected i geles race track. | We asked to see a picture of seed—tended with care ail sum- the first Chevrolet car, the one mer long—gathered in at the I he designed for William C. Du- peak of ripe perfection—canned i rant, when that wizard of pro- while perfectly fresh — cooked I motion started his comeback aft- er losing control or General Mo- j with time-clock precision! No tors Corp. for the first time. I ""••BHHBUni'i wi'i" • '"" — —_;.; reason why you shouldn't enjoy Like all husbands, Louis Chev- these finer, tastier vegetables—• rolet called to his wife in the For 3 leek Sprat 'Labels and IQc they're priced to match today's, kitchen,, a handsome woman with SEND 3 JACK SPP-AT FOOD LABELS AND lOc TO THE ideas of thrift a soft voice and sharp intelli- GROCE PARRiSH CO.. CORPUS CKP.iSTS, gence. To his question in French, • TEXAS,'AND GET: , .she asked: -1.—Three bigh grscc lesa c-sr.cils in a leatherette pouch— "La premier voiture? Oh, la yoisr ov.'n narns stamped in gold esisr en pencils and SUGAR CORN REGULAR lOc-SIZE PACKAGE pouch—OR Chewy?" 2.—A Wearever Aistc-mstic Pencil with yc-ur cwn name "Oui," he said. . FOR ONLY Ic stamped jn go id cpio'1. .'•_.______"Tops" — in more Perhaps even more than his ways than one! Just With Purchase of New Giant-Size at Regular Price ORDER BLANK racing feats, Louis Chevrolet is THE GROC.E PARRISH COMPANY the creamy tender proud of that first car. In its CORPUS CHR.1ST1, TEXAS top of the kernels, design he included the first coun- ( Get Giant-Size package of Oxydol Erciosed
Louis Chevrolet Backgrounder 1938.Pdf
