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Z MfSTNf Cd
BOCKY NARODNf SVAZU
CESKYCH KATOLfKU.

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
Prostrednictvfm tohoto ca
sopisu "Telegraf" dovolujeme
81 vzdati ten nejupffmnejsi dix
jmenem vsech tech trpicfch v
jichz prospech pofadana ka-
retn1 zabava v dolejsf SIM sv.
Vaclavske skoly, v 1tery vecer,
dine 6. 1nora.
Mas dix predevsfm patti rex
toru a farafi vldp. Josefu Ste
pankovi, CSSR. "a rizenf cele
zabavy a "a prop1jcen1 mist
nosti z darma, pf. Josefine Pc
routkove, ktera starala sc O vse
kde nebylo mono faraTi zasah
nouti, zenskemu spolku osady
Ladies Auxiliary" ktery O.
chotne zastaval potrebne pra-
&c pri teto zabave, vsem CITE
nym spolk1m i jednotlivcdn
ktef1 peneznimi neb jinymi da.
ry prispeli by tento podnik set
kal Sc Sc zdarem. Konecne de.
kujeme vsem tenn kteff sc "a
bavy z1castnili a svoji pTftom-
nostf a financnl pomoci pTispe.
Ii k tomu by tento prvnf pod.
nix setkal Sc Sc zdarem. Vsem
patti nase uprfmne "Pan B1h
zaplat."
V nadeji re i ty spolky ktere
tax dosud neucinily jelikoz ire
ba schulz nemely a jeste ma tn.
to zabavu pTispejf, nenl nam
mono podati 1plny cisty pri.
jem, ale doufame, re Sc tax V
kratkem case stane.
Celia tato zabava zdaTila sc
doufame ku spokojenosti vsech
kterl ma nj NELL zajem, a vsem
patti mas nejuprfmnejsf dix.
"a mistni odbocku Narodnf-
no Svazu Ceskych Katolikt
jsem S 1ctou, Josef Vonasek
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bych d1lezitejsi veci ma praci

neg neuZltecne klabOSenl dc
novin a p1s1-li nynf naspech tu-
to stat, muslin svoji praci "a
nedbati. Jsa predsedou dram.
odboru povazuji "a svoji povin
most haiti jeho zajmy, je-li sta
lie neodGvodnene napadan a
Jest ironi1 osudu re jest to pra-
We tento odbor, ktery jediny al
dosud v Baltimore svoji narod-
nj povinnost pine kona. Jed
nou je v Baltimorskych kroni-
kach vylicovan v jakem je L.
padku, pc druhe hraje ty nej-
horst kusy a hned ma to jest to
jak pan dopisovatel &C nerad
priznava nejlepsf dram. odbor
zde v6bec.
Nemyslls, pane Vondracku,
re jest to ned1sledne? Nejed-
ma Sc nam jak jsem jiz minute
napsal o Baltimorske ctenare,
ii mali pfilezitost Sc O pravde
presvedciti, jedna Sc vsak c
New York a okol1 a vsude tam
kan tyto listy jdou. Muslin jiz
koncit a proto taxi sc tie pane
Vondracku primo: nemyslfs.
re jest jiz tie nezaslouzene ha-
ny dosti? Nemyslls, re jest
cas- obratit a pripojit Sc k tenn,
ktef1 kOnaj1 neco uzitecneho?
Doba jest velmi pohnuta, nasi
bratr1 a sestry We stare vlasti
umirajf a bojfm Sc, re teprve
budou um1rati snad pc stech.
Nepouz1vam strasakd, jak ty
sc domnfvas, vim dobfe co chez
Mohl bych psati jinak, ale stale
jeste doufam,ze jest v tobe do
bre jadro a pro uzitecnou, ne
narocnou praci re nejsi jeste
ztracen.
V dodatku oznamuji, re dram.
odbor Sok. Jed. Blesk sehraje
v nedeli, dine 3. bTezna hru
Doudlebskeho "Kyticka pro
stestf'', hra O lidech zlateho
srdce O 3 jednanfch "a rezie
ses. MARTINIQUE. Hrano Dude
v prilezitosti oslavy 9Otych ma
rozenin taticka Masaryka a ci-
|sty vynos hry venovan Dude
=ueskemu Narodnimu Sdruzenf
j. Kaspar
= Letosnl Sibrinky Sokolske
Jednoty Blesk ktere Sc konaly
minulou sobotu, dine 3. 1nora
Sc neobycejne vydarily. Pres
700 osob bylo pr1tomno a bavi.
ly sc az do rann1ch hodin pr
vytecne hudbe sok. Rudy Kill.
ana a jeho Kadet1 a ma Kocan-
de vyhravala kapela sok. Emf.
la Stetky.
K neobycejnemu 1spechu
sibfinek pfisp6l hloucek mia.
dych nadsenych SokolG Sibfin-
koveho Vyboru.
Dale Sc krajanske v~efejnosti
oznamuje, re popularni "Do-
zvuky'' Sc budou konati v sobo-
tn, dine 9. bTezna v 9 hodin We
Ger v Sokolovne. Hudba sok,
j. Svitaka.
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UTOK MA LED v PRfSTAVU
DENNE MESTO STAL $4OO.

LODI Annapolis, lamaj1c1 led
v pr1stavu, poskozena byla We
stTedu pc SO dn1 boji proti le-
du. Pr ornament tom pfistav-
nj vybor sdelil S verejnostf, re
lamani a odstranovani ledu v
pfistavnfch vodach v lednu sta
10 kolem $4,000. Denn1 Wy
dani obnaselo kolem $500. We
die lodi Annapolis, uzito jest
lodi Latrobe a Baltimore.
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UHORELA.

Popalena ma celem tele, Sc
leta Florence Agro z w. Barre
ulice, zemrela v 1tery v nemoc-
nici. Saty Sc ma nj chytily, kdy2
vylila trochu vody ma mala
vyhTivajlcf kamenka We svet-
nici.
- Andrew j. Flewry, 70le.
ty, jenz popalen byl pred mesf.
Gem, zemrel toto utery v Nest.
skych nemocniclch.
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cASTEcNE ORNAMENT UHEL
NYMI PLYNY.

81 rok1 stara zena a tTi jeji
synove a dcera byli castecne o.
mameni uhelnymi vypary v je-
.jich domove, {. $500 Orleans
ulice. Jeden z petit probudil
sc v cas- a vzbudil ostatn1.
LekaTskou pomocf zachrane-
nj byli. Omamenymi byli: Pau
line Conrad a jejf ditky We sta
ri cd So rokG do 16.
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ZASOBY USTRIC.

Marylandska letosni zen"
ustTic cd pocetf sezony l. zaT1
predict ostatnf jine v predcha-
zejicich 5 letech. Mesfcn6 Wy
brano z vod pr1merne 487.183
busln. Cd 1. zarf vyloveno g.
435,916 buslI.
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hned hrOmOvym pOtleskem pr
v1tani. Pc sefazen1 zahral or
chestr hymny, nacez ujal Sc slo
va starosta Sok. Jed. Blesk br.
FIR. Hejny, ktery privftal prf-
tonne a kratce vysvetlil W.
znam a ucel myslenky Sokol-
ske.
PoTad cvicenf byl nasledujlcl:
1. Hymny.
2. Proslov mel starosta
br. FIR. Hejny
3. Spolecna prostna
obstojne zacvicilo zactvo
Nacvieili ses. Helen Opava a
br. FIR. Hejny, mi.
a. Polka" = vyborne
zacvicena dorostenkami
Nacvicila ses. Helen Opava
5. "Pohyb je zivot"
vytecne provedli dorostenci
Nacvicil br. Jerome Stetka
6. Prostna re sletu r. 1888
krasne provedlo Is sokolic
Nacvicila ses. Mana Michalek
PTestavka.
Z. Naradi -
dorostenky a zeny
8. Naradi -
dorostenci a muzi
9. "DGmka", hudba cd o.
lara Nndhala cviSiIO G Soko1ic
NacviGila ses. Mana Michalek
Bylo to nadherne c1slo
10. "Pr1saha Republice" re
Sletu r. 1898 cvicili sokolove
"a veden1 br. Ted Michalka
byla 1chvatna
Cvicenf doprovazel HAS
br. Volta Mart1nka
IL. Nadflka = Snehulak
Pc programu byl tanec.
Sokolska Jednota Blesk a
Baltimorska Jednota Sokolic
vyslovuje tfmto dix "a hojnou
navstevu i 1cast projevenou
Baltimorskym Jednotam a dou
fame, re i ma pfiste pfizen nam
venuje, i re ii kteTi pfitomni
nebyli, prist6 prijdou nase We
refine cvicenl navst1viti.
Ma zdar! Taxa.
= V nedeli, dine 20. ledna
sehral dram. odbor Sokolske
Jednoty Blesk velmi peknou
veselohru "Velbloud uchem
Jehly'', cd Frant. Langera.H ra
tato klade velk6 pozadavky ma
predstavitele jednotlivych roll
a zaroven i vyprava jest i pro
takovou scenu jake jest scena
sokolska velmi obtlzna, coz my
slim jest asi hlavni prfcinou, re
tato vyst1zna satira &C "a Ces-
koslovenska poctena byla stat
nj cenou literarni a v Praze ma
jevisti professionalism docilila
tolikrateho opakovanl jest tax
malo hrana ma scenach ochot-
nickych. Zde v Americe ma
ceske scene byla myslim hrana
poprve. Dramaticky odbor So
kola institutional a vypravil hru
tuto velmi peclive a je-li echo
litovati tedy jen toho, re nav
steva ma tax vyznamny kus by
la velmi slaba, pr1cina die ma
seho nazoru: pTilis mnoho pod
Mkt bylo vtlaceno do 1zkeho
prostoru 3 nedel a jest samo-
zfejme, re nektery jest navsti-
ven dobre a druhy slabeji.
Nam dnes bohuzel prilis ma
10 casu k napsani tohoto refe-
ratu a nemohu sc proto slTeji
rozepsati O deli teto dobre pra-
&c Langerovy ami O provedeni
jednotlivych roll &C ODE jak
hra sama tax provedenf by 81
toho plnym pravem zaslouzily.
Autor v teto hire predvadi
ma scenu dive ostTe Sc Cd sebe
lisic1 protivy: velike bohatstvi
a velikou bidu. Bohatstvi pred
stavuje velkotovarnik Vilem,
j1eho zdegenerovany syn Allk
a jeho oficielnf nevesta a jeji
matka. Bfdu pax predstavuje
We sklepn1m byte Pestova, reu-
maticky Pesta a nemanzelska,
rudovlasa dcera Pestove, Zuz-
ka. Jake pojftko mezi temito
dv6ma opaenymi poll zapadaji
panove Bezchyba a Andrejs
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Cteny obcane! Tlmto s,

- Cteny obcane! T1mto sc
Ii oznamuje, re Prvnl CeskJ
Demokraticky Klub Z. wardy,
838 N. Chester ulice Dude cd.
byvati Coordination Feast
Bull Roast spojeny S Jitrnico-
vymi hody) nedeli, dine rs.
mora 1910 cd l do 6 hodin Cd
poledne. Jfdla i pitt Dude dost
a vstupenky jsou pc ST..
= VeTejne cviceni Sokolske
Jednoty Blesk a Baltimorske
Jednoty Sokolic dine FL. ledna
1910 " Sokolovne. Jake kaz-
dorocne tax i letos poradali So
kolske Jednoty verejne cviceni
vydarilo sc mad oceka-
vane velice dobfe. Ia T1zneho
orchestra Sokola Emf
la Sticky pochodovali cvicfcl
do dvorany Sokola kde byli i
hned hromovym potleskem pri
vftani. Pc serazen1 zahral or
chestr hymny, nacez ujal Sc slo
va starosta Sok. Jed. Blesk br.
FIR. Hejny, ktery privftal pr1-
a kratce vysvetlil W.
a 1cel myslenky Sokol-
ske.
evident hvl naS1edui1ci.
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Krasne divadlo Sc zpsvy
liz tuto .nedeli!

Dramaticky Odbor DSlnickeho
VzdSlavaciho Spolku 'Pokrok'
D. D. D. sehraje " nedsli, dine
IL. unora 1910 Dslnickem
Dome, rob Madison a Rose ul.
divadelni pTedstaveni pod ma
zvem: LESNf
SAMOTY". Lidova hra Sc zpe-
Wy O 3 jednanich. Napsal j.
Skala. Hudbu slozil A. Mares.
Osoby: - Lesni Kalina =
Jaroslav Francik; Ludmila, je-
no manzelka - Marie Krsova;
Prof. DIR. Karel Kalina a Ii
duska, jejich dsti - Josef Pa
vlovsky a RIzena Klimesova;
Jan Berka, lesni adjunkt - A
dolf Klimes; Zdeborsky, vel
kostatkaT Vaclav PECK;
Slavka, jeho dcera - Anna
Francikova; Berger, syn tovar-
nika - Jaroslav Silhan; We
trovec, hajny Karel Rys;
KateTina, jeho Jena RGzena
Gabrielova.
Rezie v. PECK. Uprava je-
vists K. Praus a Jar. PECK.
Hudba p. Kesky. Zacatek We
3 hodiny odpoledne. Sbirka u
vchodu. Kazdeho uctive Eve
Dramaticky Odbor.
= Mill krajane!
Stale mas dochazeji zpravy
0 smutnych udalostech We sta
re vlasti, ale pres to vse dopisy
cd nasich milych dokazuji, re
neztracejf dGv6ru v budouc-
most a pevn6 v6rf, re zlata svo-
boda Sc Jim Ease vratl.
My taktez veTfme, ale vine,
re potTebuji nejen pomoci mo-
ralnf, ale hlavne pomoci finan-
chi. Proto pTatele, Ceske Ma
rodnf Sdruzenf opet pTipomi-
ma, re Sc Yam naskyta pTilezi-
tost podporiti naSi osvobozova-
CT akci navstevou aneb pfispe-
MIN darkn ma "Card a Bingo
Party, ktere Sc budou pora-
dati v nedeli, dine 18. 1nora v
Sokolovne We 3 hodiny odpol.
Prijdte = podpoTte a po-
MOTE zbudovati nasi novou
svobodu. Ia vybor:
o. Martfnkova, pTedsedkyne.
- Danny Prvnfho Ceskeho
Demokratickeho Klubu Z. war
dy odbyvaly v lednu %nastolen1
novych 1Tednic a ackoliv bylo
spatne pocas1 schGze byla vel
mi Getne navstfvena.
Predsedka pl. Bozena Rho
va nastolena byla opet a jest
predsedkou cd zalozenf nase-
no klubu, ktery Tadne vedla
finanGnim 1sp6chem a ku spo.
kojenosti vsech clenkyn pc Ia
rOkn. Mnoho zdaru pTeje Y
tonic nov6m rece 1910 klubu
B.. B
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MiStnl ZprdYy.
z k~rajanskych kruhH.

= Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele pohTben byl We ctvr-
tex Frank Joseph Smrha, man.
Eel Amy Smrha, roz. Jandik,
c. APT N. Curley ulice, jenz ma
HE zemTel 5. unora We start 65
rokG. Prvnf jeho manzelkou
byla Anna Smrha rozena Vopa
lecka. Povolanfm byl krejcf.
Narozen byl v Ceskoslovensku,
odkud pred As roxy pfijel do
Ameriky. Vedle vdovy zane
chava zde ditky: Annu Kus,
Agnes Beck, Carrie Linthicum,
Frank Smrha a Louise Stein a
tri nevlastnf dftky: Georgian
Holland, Anthony Masopust a
Mary Masopust. Nalezel ku
spolk1m: Svate Jmeno, Svaty
Michal Odbor {. 1856, a Z. war
dy demokratickemu klubu ma
N. Chester ulici. Pohrebnf OBJ
Tady vykonal Rev. Josef Troch.
Pohreb vypravil Charles E..
%Schimunek.
Vazena redakce:-
Ceskoslovenska informacni
kancelaT v Londyne, A Ruther-
ford St., S. w. 1, Carey Man
sions, London, zada vsechny
GeIne ceskoslovenske listy v A
merice O zas1lani c1sel ma w
menu "a publikace, kancelari
vydavane zejmena a~nglickeho
Casopisu Central European
Observer a mesfcnfku Esprit
of Czechoslovakia". Prosfme
Vas proto, abyste laskave tuto
vymenu zarfdili, neb nepochy-
bujeme, re stane Sc tax k pro-
spechu obou strannemu.
S krajanskym pozdravem a
odbojovym "Zvftezfme"!
j. j. Zmrhal, predseda
Josef Martinez, vykonny tai.
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south.
All materials received to date
have been used and the Red Cross
headquarters here is awaiting more
yarn and goods. The materials are
all purchased by the Treasury De-
partment as part of the $50,000,000
appropriated by Congress for For
eign War Relief. The Department
is allocating the quota to each
chapter as rapidly as possible and
Mrs. Thomas announces that she
will notify the workers as soon as
the yarn and other goods arrives.
The response for Red Cross work
ers has been most encouraging, ac-
cording to Mrs. Thomas, and some
of the bridge clubs have already de-
cided to turn their weekly meetings
into sewing and knitting bees for
the winter months.
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RED.CR0ss WORKERS
SEND IN FIRST LOT
OF FINISHED GOODS
Sewing, Knitting Group
Awaiting Arrival Of
More Material

According to Mrs. j. c. Thomas
of the Red Cross division in Ju-
neau, the first lot of finished gar
ments has been sent to the States
Fifty-four articles of clothing
were included in this consignment,
consisting of mems, womens and
childrens weaters; children S
dresses; shawls for older women
childrens caps: several pair of
mittens and stockings.
Besides contributions from Ju-
neau workers several of the gar
ments were made by the Red Cross
group at Skagway. Petersburg, ac-
cording to Mrs. Thomas, has also
started work on articles to be sent
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THANk5SENT
JUNEAU FOR
AMBULANCE
New York Bank AtknoW-
lodges Receipt Of
S395 Donation

Jnneau's fund to purchase a trail
or ambulance for a town in Eng
land has been cabled to London
and put to use by the American
Trailer Ambulance Committee, ac-
ccrding to word received by The
Empire today from the Central Han
over Bank and Trust Company in
New York.
H. E. zepf, Assistant Treasurer
Of the bank, wrote as follows:
we acknowledge with thanks
your letter of October 3, enclosing
check fer 1895 to cover contribu
liens by members Of your commun-
'ty to the American Trailer Ambu
lance Committee in London.
This contribution will be cabled
to our London office for credit to
the account Of the American Trail
er Ambulance and an air mail let
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NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing
air route from Seattle to Nome, on
safe at J. B. Burford 81 Co. adv,
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NCT;CE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPE. show. le
aAr route from Seattle TO Nome. on
sale at j. 3. Burford & Co. adv.
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CANTERBURY
WINDOWS In
BOMB RAIDS

LONDON, Oct. 1O.-The ancient
stained glass windows of Canter-
bury Cathedral we're damaged in
recent air raid
1t was officially disclosed today
that the Cathedral, which has stood
for nearly nine centuries, suffered
from bombing attack.
The Canterbury Cathedral has
served as the seat of the Archbishop
Of Canterbury.
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ter of advice forwarded at the same
time to the committee.
I'VE wish On behalf of the com
mittee to express their sincere
thanks, to you and the members OF
your community who have made
this contribution possible, for your
sympathy and generosity
The fund was collected here by
voluntary subscription. The ambu-
lance it purchases will carry on Its
sides the letters gift of the people
of Juneau, Alaska, u S. A"
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HAROLD zENCER BACK
HOME FROM WEST

Harold Zenger, well known Jul
neau young man, returned from
the Westward aboard the steamer
Alaska. He has been employed both
at Seward and Anchorage. He re-
ports everything is booming around
and all other Juneau
boys are employed on various jobs
at good pay.
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS


weather indicated
Cordova
miibar 5000 nches) AZ degrees north
fallen this Southeast AL
the
scattered the
southwark Anchorage the
Anchorage LA
reported the western
Alaska this mostly with local showers
southe Alaska Moderate low ceilings
the northern portion of the
tle-Juneau airWay.
Juneau. October 12-Sunrse 7:25 sunset sos
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NEW LEADER FOR
SCOUT TROOP ;

. With Mrs. Earl McGinty as the
newly appointed leader members OF
Girl Scout Troop 3 met yesterday
afternoon in the Parlors OF the
Northern Light Presbyterian
Church.
The members are at present busy
working on their folk dancing
badge. Expressive and interpretive
dancing is being taught by Mrs.
Alva w. BLACKBERRY, formerly an
instructor of Physical Education
and Dancing at a normal school
in Oregon.
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THE WEATHER
tBy the o. s. Weather Bureau)
EMIT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER

US. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. WEATHER BUREAU
Forecast vicinity, beginning at 4:sO
Partly cloudy slightly cooler temperature
tonight 49, highest Saturday So gentle
to moderate variable winds
Alaska: Partly cloudy tonight and
tonight; gentle to moderate variable winds
Cape Spencer partly cloudy moderate fresh
southery southeasery winds
winus along of the Gulf of Alaska
Cape Spencer cloudy; moderate
fresh easterly
partly cloudy
Saturday, fresh norheasery
Winds
resurrection Kodiak, coudnesS tonight;
casona Saturday. northwestery winds
moderate to fresh southeasterly Saturday.
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EACK TO BROADWAY

Helen Van Camper. writer, for
merly for the Saturday Evening
Post, who has been the past year
in Fairbanks, left on the North
Coast for the south on her way
back to Broadway to spread good
humor by her articles and show
Witticisms.
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HENMESSY will
GO TO KODIAK

Frank Hennessy, Senior Inter
viewer with the Territorial Employ
nent Office here, is sailing to-
morrow on the Denali for the West
ward
Hennessy will go to Kodiak for
week to help out the Kodiak en-
ployment office.
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HosprTAL N oTEs

After receiving medical care, a.
Peebler was dismissed today from
st. AIMS Hospital.
John Wilson was surgical ad-
mission at ST AIMS today.
Mrs. M. j. Larkin was dismissed
today from st. AIMS after recelV-
ing surgical care.
Admitted for surgical care, Jonn
Wagner is at the Government Hos
pital.
Anna Ouellette was dismissed this
afternoon from the Government
Hospital after receiving medical at
tention.
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EvACUATE

BUCHAREST, Oct. ll-British
Legation sources said tonight the
Legation officials and attaches have
received instructions from Lcndcn
to evacuate all Britcns frcns Ru-
mania Immediately.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-11
MRS. JOHN GILWEE is
SOUTHBOUND PASSENG Err

Mrs. John Gilwee, wife of PAA's
assistant agent in Juneau, flew south
on the clipper this morning.
Mrs. Gilwee has been called south
by the Illness of her father in Sc
attic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-17
Perfect Pork
Roast Easy If
You Know How


In cooking It Is obvious that
there Is right way and q wrong
way. OftentimeS we discover this at
our own expense,
One Of the most disappointing
ways OF discovering your errors is
to bring a roast 10 the table dry,
shrunken and certainly not repre-
sentative OF the FIRE quality meat
you purchased,
More than likely q pork roast
will be included In your menu Soon
IT'S o wise choice for the base Of
your meal. II you are thinking Of
q pork loin roast, the center Of the
pork loin Is the easiest section TO
carve, The loin ends are as WELL
favored and more economical, so
weigh the advantage OF one over
the other TO make your choice.
Variety OF Pork Roasts
IneS s, Wilson, home economist,
urges that you consider other pos
sibilities of pork roastS as we'll The
pork shoulder is tender, we'll
favored piece Of meat excellent for
roasting. Rolled shoulder roaSts are
obtainable, that Is roasts which are
solid meat, no bones, and the acme
IN carving simplicity. The cushion
style picnic shoulder also gives q
roast easily carved and one with q
pocket for a dressing,
The ham, whole or half, is always
good for roasting Us are other sec
lions OF the ham which your re-
taller may feature as q roast,
Use Moderate Temperature
No matter what cut Of pork you
are roasting, the same principles
are involved, Pork should always be
cooked at q moderate temperature
In an open pan, and until 1t Is thor
oughly Is emphasized, for only
when pork Is well done and prop
erly roasted Is Its full, rich flavor
OF Its best.
Rub the roast with salt and pep
per and put 1t with the fat side up
In an open pan, A dripping pan
works nicely, Pork roastS other than
the loin should have q rack under
them, In the loin the rib bones
make q natural arc keeping the
meat from directly contracting the
pan. Insert q meat thermometer
into the center Of the thickest
muscle OF the meat, The thermome-
ter registers the internal tempera-
tur and tells exactly when the meat
Is done. Pork should reach n 1875
degrees r, temperature. If you have
no thermometer, you should allow
as an average thirty to thirty-tive
minutes per pound or longer for
the unbonGd cuts, and te nto fifteen
minutes longer per pound for boned
and rolled cuts, This varies with
the particular cut but will serve rs
an approximation,
The pork should be put In an
oven OF $50 degree F. uncovered
and without the addition OF any
water, Leave the oven temperature
constant, No soaring, no basting, no
turningl
The ideal pork roast which Is
presepared by this method, Is evenly
we'll Drowned, There Is no trace OF
pink throughout the meat when II
Is cut and Its slices are Arm, juicy
and tender
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-17
Liver Is An Outstanding Food

"Vek ~ Hu VuSDsssstnsuB FVVW
Liver Is our richest food source Of
iron which Is most important In
the prevention OF anemia or pale
blood. In addition liver Is especially
rich In certain vltamins necessary
for health and yigor. Beef, calf,
lamb and hog liver vary consider
ably IL price, and all can be pre-
pared into appetizing dishes. II Is
well TO scald lamb or hog liver be-
fore cooking In order 10 bring out
a more delicate flavor. A wise pro-
cedure In any home Is 10 serve liver
once q week 10 all OF the family.
Prepare a recipe 10 that both the
children and grownups can enjoy
the benefits OF this important food,
EscalIoped Liver and Cabbage
2 pounds beef liver
slices bacon
2 eggs, beaten
Salt
! cup ground cabbage
tbSps. bacon fat
tbsps. flour
cups milk
Ia-tsp. salt
tbsp. ground onion
(optionaD
Cut bacon into inch pieces and
fry crisp. Drop liver into boiling
water and cook for three minutes.
Remove skin, veins, and wipe liver
dry. Put liver through food chopper
Add beaten eggs to ground liver
and place in bottom Of baking pan.
Spread ground cabbage, mixed with
grated onion, over top Of liver mix
ture. Makes a sauce Of fat, flour,
milk and salt. Pour sauce over cab
bagc. Sprinkle crisp bacon over top
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-17
NU7R/7ION MMf'
M 4azkIce MN 4
EonnScTIelT DRIRY anD EooD COUNCIL NRRfSeRo
DIRECTOR

OF white sauce. Set pan In hot wa
ter and bake In moderaet oven 30
minutes AZ $50 degrees r.
Liver Loaf or Pattles
pound beef liver
small onion
8 slices bacon
tbsp, bacon fat
tbsp. flour
Ia tsp. salt
2-3 cup milk
2.3 cup bread crumbs
! egg, slightly beaten,
Buy liver In one piece. Wash and
skin. Cover and simemr Is min
utes. Remove large veins. Put
liver through food chopper with
onion. Dice bacon fine. Fry out
the fat. Drain OH absorbent paper.
Prepare a sauce OF fat, flour, salt
and milk. Combine all ingredients,
moxing thoroughly. Form into loaf
2 inches high and place In creased
pan. Bake In q moderate oven
$3.50 degrees F. IS minutes. II neccs-
sary pour Ia cup water around loaf
TO keep moist. Serve with tomato
sauce II desired. Individual paties
may be made instead Of loaf and
should be baked 20 to 30 minutes
or until thoroughly heated.