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Evening star., 1937-06-14

River Sailing Association feet yester-
day competed in three classes under
ideal weather conditions, a moderate
to fresh southeast breeze that blew
as high as Is knots, an ebbing tide
and bright sunlight.
First to start, II comets. small
turnout for this class, were punched
close at the leeward end OF the start,
but with the natural speed Of their
boats. Werner Smythe, in Sassy Too,
and Clyde Cruit, in So-Big, worked
out lead and remained there until
the finish. Smythe covered the course
in 20 seconds short Of an hour, a
near record for this year, and Cruit
followed 2 minutes and 20 seconds
later.
Comet Freya, sailed by Mac Lam
Evening star., 1937-06-14

That Famous Solar Plexus.
AMES j. CORBETT at Carson City
was ripping Bob Fitzsimmons to
Evening star., 1937-06-14
OWNERS NOW RACE.
HORSES TOO OF TEN
Greed of Track Operators,
State Legislatures Apt
to Mar Best Stock.

This is another in a series OF
articles in Uhich an outstanding
turf authority tells the inside story
OF horse racing.
Evening star., 1937-06-14
And BABE Riako. Too.

or MORE recent origin, Teddy
Yarosz met = set-up in the per-
son Of young and unknown ex-gob,
Babe Risko, whose name never had
appeared in any record book 1t was
a non-title match and Risko shellacked
Teddy thoroughly despite his lack Of
pedigree in the form of national
rating. And in a return match for
the title, Risko won again.
So Hobo Williams will emerge from
his tent in Alexandria on July 20 and
face Freddy Steele, great champion,
at Grifnth Stadium. The odds against
him will be prohibitive. but 50 were
those against La Blanche, Ketcheu,
Ryan, Risko, etc.
Any tough, courageous fellow
has . chance. That's Why box
Ing draws tl,ees.eoo gates.
Evening star., 1937-06-14

creditable scores. M. Fitzgerald is
one of the dark horses.
Mary Owens, Maud Sewall and
Charlotte Hallett have not been play
ing with their accustomed noncha-
lance and point-registering style, but
the remaining rounds of the field of
eight may have some surprises.
Reynolds Challenges Knox.
IN NUMBER of official matches won
in the individual interscholastic
championship battle of the District.
Robert Knox and William Reynolds
are pre-eminent and the "Y" Trophy
and medal award will be resolved be-
tween these two sterling students Of
Caissa's pastime.
Knox was graduated from
Central in midyear and Rey-
nolds receives his sheepskin
this month.
Both boys are champions of the
tnterhlgh Chess Association, Central
High, and each has served as team
captain TO win the I. S. Turover
Trophy, emblematic of interhigh team
supremacy.
Evening star., 1937-06-14

PIEDMONT.
Norfolk. =: Richmond. 4.
Portsmouth. g: Durham. z.
Rocky Mount s. Asheville. 2.
Evening star., 1937-06-14
Stanley Ketchell Another.

Joe THOMAS. another middleweight
champion, was matched against a
guy whom he called some young
Pollock from the sticks" The young
Pollock" it developed, was the great
Stanley Ketchell, the Michigan AS
sassin," who cooled Thomas in 80
rounds.
Billy Papke, the illinois Thunder
bolt" inherited the world middle
weight crown by knocking Ketchell
into row D. So confident was Papke
Of his ability that he gave Ketchell
an immediate return match. Ketchell
kayoed him.
Norman Selby the great Kid Nc
Coy, was an humble sparring partner
for Tommy Ryan.
He begged Ryan for = fight
"just to get \ few dollars" and
then proceeded to whip him and
rule the 160-pound division.
George Chip and Mike O'Dowd,
more middleweight champs, were pro-
hibitive favorites to trounce Al Mccoy
and Johnny Wilson, respectively, but
they didn't.
Evening star., 1937-06-14
Figures on Rankings.

FOLLOWING is a list of the women
accorded rankings. together with
their city, average and number of
games rolled:
Evening star., 1937-06-14
Smythe's Boat Is First Home
In Finale for Potomac Sailor,

YINDING up their Spring
M series over the 6,O0O-yard
v v coure around Hains Point,
20 SailbOatS Of the potonoac
Evening star., 1937-06-14

ME foregone conclusion on the
/ part OF many local ringworms
that Freddie Steels, world mid
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Report Points to Ar
neuse Greek As New
Location of WPA Or.
ganization

Cionjock. July 19.-(SpeciaD It
is learned from semi official
sources that the floating barracks
in which 200 or more WPA Negro
Transients have been quartered
here will be removed to a point
on PasQuotank River. near Eliza
beth City. Arneuse Creek. near
the Elizabeth City Country Club,
is indicated as the possible loca-
ton.
It is said that the cost Of re-
moving the great fleet of house
boats will be approximately sl0.-
600. but that this would be offset
in a year by the more favorable
location. nearer the point of orr
gin of the brush that this labor
unit is engaged in cutting and
bundling for beach erosion work.
The removal Of the camps from
Coinjock will mean loss Of q
monthly payroll Of more than S.
900. a large part Of which will
flow to Elizabeth City if the re-
noval is effected.
Some at Coiniock are hopeful
however that the camps will not
be removed. believing that the
Currituck County Commissioners
may yet reconsider and withdraw
their petition to Congressman
Warren to have the camps remov-
ed.
Objection to the camps at
Coinjock originated with a few
influential citizens in the upper
Coinjock neighborhood who were
disturbed by the alleged bolster
Gus conduct of men from the
camps under the influence of liq-
uor purveyed by bootleg joints in
that neighborhood.
Again it has been hard for some
farmers to employ local Negro
labor at depresSion-low wages this
summer, and the proximity Of the
Negro transients has been held
Continued on Page Three)
The daily independent., 1937-07-20

Zion. ILL.,, July 19.-fUp)-Wilbur
Glenn cthe world is flat Voliva
chewed reflectively on a Brazil nut
today and said the two Russian
flights over the North Pole "ab'
solutely confirm my theory that
the world is as flat as new pine
board"
They went up in the air and
flew over the earth" he said, mot
around it.
The pole is just a point fixed
by the North star. It's nothing
special. A cricket can hop over
an ant hill and do the sarae thing.
He just starts from one point on
a flat surface and lands on anoth-
er."
Voliva, militant head OF the
Christian Catholic church, pic
lures the world as something like
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
State Patrol
Searching For
Stolen Autos
Cars Taken In New Jersey
Have Been Disposed
of In This State

Raleigh. July l9.-U2) - State
highway police and automobile in
srectors today increased the scope
of their investigation of an auto
theft syndicate with headquarters
at Charlotte following reports from
New Jersey that cars stolen there
may have been disposed of in
North Carolina.
simultaneously. the state auto
license bureau reported several
sections of North Carolina were
being combed for additional autos
stolen out of Philadelphia and sold
by agents Of a theft ring in the
state.
Numerous arrests are expected
the bureau said.
Continued on Page Seven)
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Ho,u L. d. Aydelotte Began
To Portray Lincoln
4 Jest Started 1t All:
Greatest Lincoln I'm.
persOnatOr

1t was the good-ns tured kid
ding OF a fellow clerk in Marshall
Fields big store in Chicago 80
years ago that started Luther D.
Aydelotte on the way to becom-
ing the greatest living imperson-
ator Of Abraham Lincoln, Mr..
Aydelotte disclosed in an inter
view ate yesterday afternoon,
shortly after his arrival here to
visit his brother. N. T. Aydlett.
Mr.. Aydelotte. who changed his
name TO the French spelling OF
it shortly after leaving here in
1912, was an awkward and rather
homely fellow when he went to
work for Marshall Fields. A fel-
low clerk soon had dubbed him
Abe Lincoln"
You're the only man I've ever
seen who was as homely as Lin
coin" said the clerk.
Luther Aydelotte took the kid
ding good-naturelly and thought
little about it until he happened
to attend John Drinkwater's pro-
duction Abraham Lincoln" in
Continued on Page Three)
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Lehman'S Declaration
HeartenS Foes of
Court Change
Governors Letter
Wednesday Vote On Rob
inson Successor Will In.
dicate Factions Might

Aboard Congressional Special,
Enroute to Washington. July l9.
-W.HJ-Wce President John
Nance Garner tonight proclaim
ed the administrators neutrality
in the contest for leadership of the
senate to replace the late Major
ity Leader. Joseph T. Robinson Of
Arkansas.
His announcement was made at
a time when it was believed the
senate vote on President RooSe-
velt's judiciary bill would be de-
layed until after Robinson's sue
ceSsor is chosen "Wednesday. and
as foes Of the administration
court bill were heartened by the
addition of Gov. Herbert H. Leh-
man, New York Democrat and
friend Of Mr.. Roosevelt. 10 their
ranks.
The Candidates
Returning from Robinson's
funeral, Vice President Garner
sat in his special car alongside Of
Sen. Pat. Harrison. D.. Miss. and
Sen. Alben Barkley. D.. KY. only
candidates for Robinson's post.
and asserted:
In the contest for the senate
leadership. there is not by the bat
Of an eye. or by the nod of a
head. or my the squeak Of a vocal
cord any preference"
He squinted out from under his
bushy white brows. glancing first
at one candidate and then at the
other. Harrison chewed solemnly
on long black cigar. Barkley sat
stiffy on an overstufied chair.
his hand on his knees. Garner
Continued on Page Three)
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Bob Jennings
On Police
Comm.
Appointed Last Night
and Will Accept: Sue.
ceeds Selig

Robert NJ. Jennings last night
was appointed by the City Coun-
Gil as a member of the Elizabeth
City Police Commission. succeed
ing DR.. Julian w. Selig. who re-
signed July lst.
First informed of his appoint
ment by a reporter for this news
paper. Jennings said:
L shall accept the appointment
and will perform the duties of
the office 10 the very best Of my
ability"
Robert Jennings. who is con-
necteG with his father. Miles Jen-
nings. IN the machine shop busi-
ness, is regarded as being a high
ly conscientious, public-spirited
and industrious young business
man. He has never previously held
any public office, elective or sp-
pointive. altho he has been re-
peatedly asked 10 run for the City
Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Administration Neutral
In Selection Of Senate
Leader Declares Garner
Coinjock. Transient Camp
Nav Move To Camden
Fort Raleigh Program
Today and Tomorrow

Tuesday. July 20. - "CCC
Day" at Old Fort Raleigh. L. S.
Department of Interior officials
n a tendance. Manteo Boy
Scouts cooperating. Concerts
by ManteO's l4-piece WPA
band under the direction of
Gene German. Fort Raleigh
Museum of quaint Sixteenth
century relics open all day.
Wednesday. July al "Vir-
sinia Day" Gov. George G.
Peery, of Virginia, scheduled to
make an address. Representa-
tive Norman r. Hamilton. of
Por. SmoIth, Va. will also
speak. Music by Manteo'S A.
piece WPA band. Exercises be-
IN at $50 p. II. Paul Green's
irama The Lost Colony" will
be repeated at SIS p. m.
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
ravel Costs
Officials
Attack
tentative Charges 3
',ar> Travel Bill Great
han \. f. F. Trans
alton.

.2-.o- July I9. -U.P-
..5.> -a-c spent or will pay
s.l- y-1- more than 1t
..a-S2C-t the American
..~z-" Forces 70 Europe
.-= =a-- n travel ex-
------ .936-37-38. Rep.
3-.---C-. P. MINI. said
..-:= .oGay,
-.---.,-- ne said. the leg
-,z5..s.nen- which in
:.-~2l-s Of the senate and
Is. - nave spent a max
, !915 333 during the three
ND Ee demanded that
-.s, o@ cu-,ailed sharply
nee O: economy.
s-- s.zcsG INTO the record
Is s..-E.-g that the depart
D., o--.-t..u-e proposes to
S7.75- s34 II travel ex-
C1-...- ..e 1888 fiscal year
- safe department
, pa = maximum of $685.
- - diplomats around
-cn Of literature"
- nc agriculture de-
E-t.son declared. deals
---ss-"a.ion and trips
@'-C On Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
HertfOrd Tax Rate
Fixed at $3.50

Hertford. July l9.-The county
board Of commissioners in an all
day session today did quite a bit
of arranging on the budget for
the coming year to settle the tax
rate at $3.50: last years figures.
The building of the new Perqui-
mans county consolidated graded
school in Winfall, which has been
completed and is ready for occu-
pancy this fall. failed TO make an
increase in the tax rate for the
year just ahead.
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Polar Flights Proue The
World Flat, Says VoHra

a plate. In the case of the Russian
flyers. Moscow might be on one
edge and San Francisco or Los
Angeles on the other.
But, had the Russians claimed
to Fly via the south pole. that
would be different.
Voliva indicated he might even
suspect trickery.
There isn't any south pole he
said. Why should there be? There
is no need Of it.
But even if there was. I'm still
right. You might fly south for a
while but sooner or later you'd
have to turn east or west. You
might think it was south but 1t
wouldn't be. 1t would be impoSSi-
ble."
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Robt. Rouse, Member
Legislature, Dead

Kinston. July l9.-U.Pl-Robert
H. Rouse, ~. Lenoir county repre-
sentative in the General Assem-
bly, died at his home here this
afternoon of a heart attack. Sur
viving are his wife and mother,
Mrs. Matte r. Rouse, and
brother, Charles Rouse Of Kinston
assistant United States district
attorney. He was a nephew of
Superior Court Judge Cowper.
Funeral services will be held at
5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Fire Dept. Has
New Alarm
System
Last Word In Alarm
Indicators; Is Said to
Be FoOl-PrOOf

Installation Of a modern tele-
graphic alarm system for the To-
cal fire department was completed
Yesterday. it was announced last
night by Fire Commissioner w. c.
Dawson. who termed it the out
standing mechanical improvement
in the department in recent
years"
The new alarm system consists
of a large brass bell, which strikes
off the alarm as it comes IN, ana
a te.egraphic ticker machine which
Continued on Page Three)
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Travel Group
Coming In
October
Carolina Motor Club
to Sponsor Another
Tour: Cooperation Is
Asked

Another group of travel execu-
tives and .ravel editors similar to
the group that visited Elizabeth
City in October. 1885. will be here
sometime in October. according to
letters received here yesterday
from Coleman w. Roberts. Caro-
lima Motor Club executive.
In letters to Mayor Jerome B.
Flora and G. C. Meads, secretary
of the Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Association. Mr.. Rob-
erts stated that Elizabeth City had
been selected as one of the stop
over points for the group in their
tour of the State. He also said that
Manager Ray S. Jones of the Eliz-
abeth City Hotel Corp, had agreed
to furnish rooms for the entire
group, just as he did two years
ago.
will the good people of your
Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
y oman LaUyer
! Of Alcoholism

q a July I9. U.oj-The
J.-2:ag May Garland.
-'..'" district attorney.
&. ..-l . cnronic alcohol
~ = ~ autopsy report
80" generated an ac-
- no had been held
,-..-. = murder.
Wagner. county au-
-, -epOrted the victim
- e" u acute alcoholism
--zoing treatment at
Fl, -e- death.
..-.-..cg cause was num-
ass about the body" his
a,=c When a person is
-4ac ne natural flow of
,"ra5ed.
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Rem0deling Coffee
Shop This Week

The Virginia Dare Hotel Coffee
Shop is being remodeled this week
and its patrons are being served
in the main dining room OF the
hotel pending completion OF the
work. il was announced yesterday
by Chas. Vanture, proprietor.
The lunch counter which here
totore has been located in the
coffee shop is being removed and
the space it has occupied will bs
taken UP with booths.
The daily independent., 1937-07-20

beginning to show some
development relations with the
know the Southern Abemare
road problems Here
prepared Daily Independent s.af that will be
better still where
refer frequently.
less falier with Tyrre Ccuntys nsistent
Alligator River and thru from the
the Dare But quite as nSlSteA
Hyde County for all weather road from Enge-
hard 20 Manns Harbor Supy putting Island
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Continued on Page Three
Applications
Made Out
Wrong
Social Security Appli.
cations Are Being Re-
vamped by Outlaw

Most of the applications for So
cial Security benefits submitted
from this county will have to be
revamped. it was learned this
week, but County Welfare Agent
A. H. Outlaw is of the opinion that
this technicality will not hold up
the July checks, which should be
here within the next week.
On the application blanks. in
the space calling for certification
of the applicants citizenship, res
idence and domicile. Mr.. Outlaw
(Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
TonlmyMHe1
Kayoed By
At Nags Head Sunday
Morning: Rumors Are
Strengthened

Nags Head. July l9.-All sorts
of wild rumors concerning a sup
posed hold-up of Tommy Miller.
Elizabeth City youth employed
here for the summer. were
Strengthened out tonight by Mil
Ter himself.
Miller is employed at Frank
Sticks Ocean Beach tourist camps
between here and Manteo. He and
David Stick and David Lawrence
attended the dance at the Beach
Club Saturday night and were out
until daybreak, due to somewhat
of a deal in locating one another
(Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Heat WaUe Hurtful
To Currituck
Melons

Harbinger, July 19. -fSpeclaD
growers in lower
Currituck are feeling depressed.
Their bumper crop of watermelons
from which they expected big
yields and fair returns this sum-
mer has been badly damaged by
the excessive heat Of the past two
weeks and the yield is not at all
satisfactory.
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
About
Bond Issue
Aug. 2
No Protests Anticipat.
ed; But a Hearing Is
Required

Residents of Pasquotank coun-
ty who are opposed to the con-
s.ruction of the proposed $4,000
county agriculture building will be
given an opportunity to register
their protests before the board OF
county commissioners on Monday.
August 2, in accordance with
terms laid down by the bond at
Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
. lists Ret ALA t e
sar Savagery OF
africans
inns Conflict
idr~ Report Success
7 Fighting Raging
round Brunette

ave Franco Spanish
-..v .9.-u9-LoyaIist
.2::-,-.ate6 by the
o.: Moorish Rebel troops
-E west OF Madrid. set
~ss5 No-oCcaus and cut
-a.s LoyaliSt frontier
a.5 :o2.ghc.
,. E.-...s- OF the wounded
-..>c.e-S was said 10
-wsS hand to-hand
wcoGe6 tract near
= ...s night flank Of
- Sa.-eoc cu-Ting
-....s-e.
- Q: The International
NJ. ..&a -p OF men Of many
-. -s-,..eG,y wiped out an
.. -~a-r .: Moorish troops.
.s- dispatches tonight in
.-. "a Gen. FrancEco
.s..--en:S were attempt
.. every Weapon available
, -.-,.. E,.veS 20 tanks and
Az r.. see Brunette but were
s@c-cIe the town.
Lova,i>t> Claim Victory
/, -G.y I9.-uRJ-The
.s -. command asserted
.-- q. ne cream Of the
E .sS had been repu,sed
31-.G with a loss OF g.
: >: hours Of the most
- ....-g witnessed since
T. Wa-.
"a. Of the insurgents
l--..e salient curving
3-.c:e. west Of the capi-
Il % have had "a ter
- .z.2g effect" on Re
:-ooQS and 10 have
. .U-S o. Page Seven)
The daily independent., 1937-07-20

Within the walled city the roar
of japanese cannon could be
heard as they opened preliminary
fire to clear road to the gates
Of the city. All Americans were
ordered to clear out Of the danger
zone.
The final warning" Of the Jap
anese military high command. de
manding evacuation Of Chinese
lnant;n,nd nr, ponn T1hrool
The daily independent., 1937-07-20
Japanese Set Deadline For Attack
Prepare to Make Assault on Peiping Unless
Chinese Meet Terms; Americans
Move to Protected Area

Peipng China Tuesday. 20WH-Japans powerful North
Of steel around the walls Of Pepng this
prepared smash into the city and drive out its Che
by today mid
The daily independent., 1937-07-20

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The daily independent., 1937-07-20

Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-07-20

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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-09-03
LESSON SERMON AT
CHURCHES OF CHRIST

"Man" will be the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Churches Of
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Septem-
Der 5.
The Golden Text will be from Gen.
1:27-"God created man in his own
image, in the image of God created
he him; male and female created he
them"
Among the citations comprising the
Lesson-Sermon will be the following
from the Bible-Romans 8:16-"The
Spirit itself beareth witness with our
spirit, that we are the children of
God"
The Lesson-Sermon also contains
passage from the Christian Science
textbook, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Bake
Eddy, among which is the following
page "a -"Man reflects infinite Truth,
Life and Love. The nature Of man
thus understood, includes all that is
implied by the terms image and like
ness as used in Scripture"
Services: Sunday, II A. M, Odd Eel
lows Hall, Pocomoke.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-09-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Milton H. Pennewell and Margie N.
Pennewell, his wife, from Jane Penne-
we'll Wallace and husband, real estate
containing 60 acres, more or less, on
the North side of the Public Road lead
ing from the Henry HUT Farm to the
Nassawango Protestant Church, in the
End Elec. Dist. Consideration $40 &c.
Horace G. Payne from Winfield
Scott Kreger and wife, lot on the
North corner of Federal and Morris
Streets, in Snow Hill. Consideration
$40 &c.
Alfred B. Fears from Della M.
Evans and husband, lots Northerly
of, but not adjoining, the Berlin to
Ocean City State Highway, in the 10
Elec. Dist. Consideration, $40 &c.
Corrie A. Powell and Sarah A. Pow
ell, his wife, from William G. Kerbin,
Jr., and John L. Sanford, Jr., trus-
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-09-03

tees, 8 parcels of land in the 9th Elec
Dist. Consideration 81 &c.
William E. Coffin and Eloise A
Coffin, his wife, from Calvin p. Pruitt
and wife, part of tract of land called
MT. Pleasant" on Baker and Main SITS
in Berlin, in the 9th Elec. Dist. Con.
sideration $40 &c.
E. Grice Payne and Ida Payne, his
wife, from Thos. F. Johnson, Assignee,
property in Snow Hill, on the North
west side of the State Stone Road
leading from Snow Hill to Berlin
Consideration $685..
Mary H. Warren and Albert w.
Warren, her husband, from Sarah E..
Hickman and husband, tract of land
on the Pocomoke River, in the LIST
Elec. Dist. Consideration $40 &c.
Mildred Gertrude Rogers from Her
mann Scharf, all of the northerly part
or 1-2 of "Gunshot Ridge, containing
6 Acres, more or less, in the 9th Elec.
Dist. Consideration, $40. etc.
Daniel M. Ryan from John d. Helen,
M. D., and Florence M. Helen, 8 GER
tain lots on Maridel Beach. Consider
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-09-03
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of our little darling, Hor-
ace T. Jones who passed away Sep
TENDER 4, 1885.
Two years have passed since that sad
day,
When our little darling passed away.
We are so lonely, here without you,
Why did we have to part?
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fled,
He is watching for our coming
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Sadly missed by,
Mama, Daddy, and Brother
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-09-03

accent-a topping Of savory bacon
cubes and crisp corn fake crumbs.
The result is effective. Under the
Italian banner spinach becomes a
new and interesting vegetable.
The triple tested recipe follows:
italian Spinach
" cup milk W teaspoon pepper
8 ounces packaged 3h cups cooked
cheese spinach
Va teaspoon salt cup corn fakes
3 slices bacon
Heat milk and cheese in top Of
double boiler. stirring until cheese
is melted. Add seasonings. Drain
spinach thoroughly and place in
casserole. Over It pour the milk
and cheese mixture. Crush corn
fakes slightly; mix with diced
bacon, and sprinkle over mixture in
casserole. Bake in moderate oven
(350o F.) about 80 minutes. Yield:
6 servings.
Note: If fresh spinach is used,
cook in small amount of water.
drain and chop.