The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30

biggest single ~ ~
and still Casey Dawson
growing payroll; a distinctive
vital maritime activity epitomlz-
ire much q the romance. saltI-
ness. achievement and intrinsic
adventure r.ghtfully belonging
to the sesfarng profession. and
certainly everything associated
with efficiency and modernity
due 20th century American in
dustry. II would seem the STSC
plant although Yet relatively
just sn infant. s already an IN
stItuuon and worthy part Of this
community wherein We rely so
much upon the maritime profess
sion for our very existence.
But the more or less lnani-
mate STSC shipyards are GER
tainly not the only things upon
which We Will peg 1870,
Irrelevant to their actual inn
portance. We shall probably re-
member most clearly some
things like these:
The vitahzing sunshine and
total beauty Of the Sunday
morning we swoke to find the
freiehter Henry ID. Wilton sit
ting high and dry on the beach
near Old Town.
Eating q marvellous Italian
dinner aboard the brand new
purse-seiner !. Di Maggie, drift
ing on the tide in the west pass
during a spectacular electrical
storm.
Merely attending the launch
ings Of the Cape Alava. Cape
Flattery and the Cape Cleare.
Making an afternoons trip
aboard the big seiner ST. Francis
only vessel Of her type not
using a net turntable" And how
Capt Babe Ursich made a
sucker Of this department. and
many another nautical scribe)
by shortly thereafter installing a
turnta bic, despite the fact that
the first idea was highly salts
factory
Watching the commissions and
veritable death-writhings Of he
Tacoma Narrows bridge on fate
ful Nov. :. A great reader and
A questionable writer. We know
that printed words will never be
capable Of telling that story.
Devoting day 10 trawling
local waters with Skip Jordan to
obtain dozens Of strange and
fascinating denizens Of Puget
Sound for population Of the
Point Defiance aquarium.
Beachcombing in the flying
fish weather mutual curl
osity between YOUR reporter and
the dignified old seal who lives
in some secluded spot here
abouts sport-fshing with
our usual luck cumming
rides or tugboats spectat-
ing at yacht races -. pfowlIng
around foreign freighters and
cursing censorship which seals
the lips Of visiting seamen
dreaming our dreams as day
light wanes and spangled dark
ness blankets the harbor
and now looking forward
to a happy new year for all
hands,
Well. well Already We have
herman culinary suggestion
from our clientele. II comes from
Claude Annis. 1902 So Sind.
lever he says. TRY cook
ing bacon in olive oil ."
Fever punch 4 small hole in
the large end Of an egg brown
one preferred1 ard baking EN- E.?
Not even in cake do eggs have
q better flavor.
On break up some stale bread
and soak With clam Juice Or
meat-stock OF maybe canned
soup Grind up a mixture Of
meat l-ftovsrs more variety the
better and season 10 taste with
curry. onions salt. Worcester or .
whatever Nix the meat with the
bread and then fry or bake IN
bisouit-size pstties.
Happy rew year - and good
eating
Thank vou. sir Ard who Else
knows what We gents can do for
ourselves n remove the wrinkles
from our respective midrffs7
Al long last. process has
been discovered whereby Hsh-ol
can b Used tor food. The
S"edes did T. T'hey run =
through a plant similar 70 one
used tor obtaining vegetable OILS.
snd produce edible fats rich IN
N-tamiEs and aibumen. Tndoubt-
y remain a. home. The English
en- crate with the hope Of bet