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Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
County Relief
Showdown Put Off

SACRAMENTO, Jan. IT. fUP)-
Hearings on a proposal TO transfer
administration of relief to the
counties today we're postponed un-
I'll next Wednesday, probably pre-
eluding legislative action on the
measure 1t the January session.
The senate originally scheduled
hearings 70 start next Monday, with
q view 70 obtaining approval OF The
proposal. if possible, before the leg
lsIature adiourns fer its constitu-
tIonal recess.
Decision was reached today. how
ever. 10 hold joint hearings Of the
assembly and senate relief commit
tees. ana the date was moved ID
% Wednesday 10 give adequate no.
tIce TO all persons desiring 10 ap-
pear for O. against the county mca-
sure.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17

heritance taxes, $1,0l6,l25; insur-
ance companies tax, $212,582; mo-
tor vehicle license fees, $18O,22o;
gift tax, $6S,826; motor vehicle
transportation taxes, $50,584; liquor
taxes, $31, 1882: private car tax, So
569; and miscellaneous, $29l, l,l53-
Personal income tax collections de-
creased $1,03l ,557.
Major portion of the decreased
expenditures came by a drop OF
S12645, ,466 in cost of unemploy-
ment relief. Other decreases in
cluded unified construction pro-
gram. $3.467 ,434; elementary school
apportionments, $172,411; bond in
terest and redemption, $14o,70l, a.d
aid to needy blind, S44,976.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
Searehers Fight
Baitering Storm
ToSeek Bomber
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Lake in southern California for
bombing practice, but carried no
bombs in its flight.
ut looks pretty unfavorable," said
Col. William H. Crom, commandant
of McChord Field. Civil authorities
more cold-bloodedly said it was al
most certain" the plane had crashed
But it was recalled that another
McChord Field bomber = like the
missing plane, a Douglas B-18-Was
missing for nearly Is hours last
fall before it was found safely at
Yakima, Wash. The plane had land
ed because of fog and for some un-
explained reason the crew failed to
report.
The light bomber, piloted by
Lieut.. R. NJ. Krummes of Boise,
Ida, left McChord Field at 1920
am. yesterday on its 600 mile flight
to Sacramento, its first stop.
1t was following civil air lanes
and operating on flight plan which
required it TO report as it passed
Portland, Eugene and Medford, Ore,
and secure clearance from the Civil
Aeronautics board representatives
for the next leg of its journey. 1t
carried gasoline for seven hours,
ample to carry r TO the air corps
supply base at Sacramento.
The plane made no report after
it left Tacoma. If the radio had
failed, army regulations called for
the pilot to turn back. Weather con-
ditions we're good as far as oregon
and the country over which it
would normally fly is rolling and
open. dotted with farms.
With Lieut.. Krummes was his CO.
pilot. Lieut.. c. T. Nielsen; his naYi-
gator, Lieut.. j. F Gels; a passenger,
Lieut.. L. E. Mackay, and the crew
of Sgts. II. A. Davis, technical en-
gineer; L. H. Netting, radio oper-
ator, and P. L. Mas, bombardier.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17

CALEXICO. Jan. 1.-THE only
prop fer the second Desert Caval-
cade Of Imperial Valley lacking the
made at nome" stamp will be a
wig, reluctantly bought from a Los
Angeles theatrical house. but the
balance Of costumes, talent. fixtures
and even banners will be manufac-
iued al home
Volunteer sewing circles are max
inc such new costumes as will be
needed for the pageant. Parade
entries are making their own with
the counsel Of Mrs. Helen Henig
Chairman OF costumes who for sew
eral years worked in HOLLYWOOD
studio wardrobes. A girls project in
the high school is going to work
next week on all the street ban
ners and similar decorations while
the NYA has approved use Of eli
ents for working on the border bar
ranca where the night pageant will
be presented at g D. m. February q
As the valley-wide but entirely
home product nearej. an imposing
guest list t-ok shape. Paul Shoup
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
Defense Strikes
Spread; San Diego
UItimatunn Hurled.
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of the 1000 Weatherhead plant
employees.
A dispute between rival unions at
the East Moline, Ill, plant of the
International Harvester Co. threat
ened to break temporary truce
between the Farm Equipment Work
ers' Organizing Committee (CIO)
and the firm, whose $4,000 employees
are working on war materials orders
totaling s10,00G000.
approximately 200 members OF
an independent employees associa-
| ton staged Sitdown on the assem-
bly, line of the East Moline plant
and then walked out. The walkout
blocked production of l400 en-
ployes working on farm combines.
Association representatives said the
sitdoWn was in protest against SEN
iority clasifications by the FEWOC,
which claims a majority member
ship at the plant.
At New Castle, Ind, negotiations
continued in the strike of $500
UAW-CIO workers at the ChrySler
Corp. automobile parts plant where
company officials said a small per-
centage of the work was on defense
contracts. The dispute arose over
Is minute lunch periods provided
in a contract between the firm and
the union.
A confused situation resulted at
Detroit where a UAW-CIO union
president refused to recognize
settlement between the UAW-CIO
and the Eaton Manufacturing Co.
which ended a strike that closed
five Of the firms plants.
A statewide strike of $4,000 Pro-
gressive Mine Workers of America
(AFL) miners in Illinois was
threatened TO enforce demands for
a signed contract at the Spring
field Coal Co. Mine B.
The San Francisco plant Of the
Bethlehem Steel company was pick
eted by members of the AFL Ma
chinists union who blocked the
main entrance to the Bethlehem
shipyard plant engaged on defense
contracts. Approximately $500 work.
ers we're reported to nave refused
10 cross the picket line. Company
officials said they understood the
dispute involved the unions de-
mand that two non-union men eth
er join the union or be discharged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
War Flares Anew
For Indo-China;
|. Raj Bombs Nazis
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building supplies and war material
are funneled.
The new attack on the IllustriOus
was delivered az Vsletta, Malta
where the badly pounded Warship
TOOK refuge after the diye-b0mbers
attack made a week ago Friday OFT
Sicily
The Germans claimed three direct
hrls we're made on the IllustrlOus
and that the carrier had been put
out of action for the duration Of
the var In addition. they said. a
merchant ship was hit.
The Italians chimed in 70 report
that Italian planes aided the Eaz.
attack at Valetta and that a cruiser
the arsenal and port works were
hit in addition 70 targets mention
co by the German high command.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
JEWEIRy STOLE,

PHOENIX, Jan. II Shcr-
iffs deputies today Investigated
theft of more than S2,500 in iewelry
from the Biltmore hotel room OF
Mrs. William Thompson Dewart,
Jr. wife of the publisher of the
New York Sun. Officers said the
robbery occurred sometime" Mon
day night.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
Weather Conditions
Unchanged Here

WeaJhernan Woodrow c. Jacobs
Friday issued an SO word forecast
in which he said. There will b.
little change IL weather conditions
in any portion Of California.
Additional light frosts in cold
est areas Of the valley were fore
cast for Friday and Saturday. Ja-
cobs said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
ASKS ANNUL,IENT
OT MARRIAGE

Virginia WenStrom sued Tor an
nulment of hsr marriage to Roy S.
Wenstrom on the grounds that a
divorce from her former husband
was not final at the time she mar
ried wenstrom in Reno Dec. Is,
1894. She asked the court for per-
mission 20 use her maiden name,
Virginia Greene.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
MUST BE TRIED

Raymond ?. Dosrc-Icr-5 and Wv
tor Fox. cau1h. IL WjnterlaVen
with car stolen in Fl Certrc
must b. triad in Superior court on
q charge Of grand theft. They were
held in the county jail FRIDAY in
lieu OF sl.00S bail oach.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
SENATOR McNARY LEAVES
FOR WASHINGTON

PALM SPRINGS, Cal, Jan. II.
UPC-U. S. Senator Charles L.
MeNary or Oregon planned to leave
today for Washington, d. 9, COM
pletely recovered from an attack
Of pneumonia
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
F|yinq Club Planned Here TO Brinq
Wines Within Reach of VaIIeyites

A movement to form a club of
the Emergency Air Corps in In
perial Valley was under way Fri
day.
John Balcom. formerly of Los
Angeles, now of Ell Centro said he
planned to organize a unit with
the chief purpose of bringing fly
ing within reach of the lower in
come brackets.
The Imperial Valley unit would
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
ADS GUILTY

Slst1 M-Gt.ne2. charged with con-
-ibuling to tn delinquency of :
'4-year-Old B.aw'ev Citl. Friday
pleaded guilt. to the charge in su-
9erisr court aud asked fc- pToba-
ton. His probatic9 bearing was set
Tor Jan. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
TWO FORGER.r PLEAD
.iiITY IN COURT

Earl eagle Of CalipatriG and CAL
lxto Dollente. Filipino. Friday
leaGcd guilty to forgery charges
IL superior court and asked for pro
baton.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
FAILED TO REGISTER
FOR MILITARY SERVICE

Willis lemon, 81. homeless Ia
borer, was held in the county jail
Friday after FL Centre police ar
rested him on a charge of draft
evasion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
SUIT FILED AGAINST
q A BROWN

suit for $1,000 was filed against
r. A Brown Thursday by II. A.
Hastain Of Brawley. Hastain alleged
pasture land he leased Brown was
damaged b. wrong pasturing and
would have to be reSecded.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
HOME BURGEfRIZED

Cash totaling S5l. clothing. jewel
ry and pens were taken from the
meme of Y. Sakais southwest Of
McCahe, this week deputy shedffe
were informed Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
Scanning l.V
News Horizon
DEPUTY APPOINTED

Earl o. Kraft was appointed a
deputy game warden by County
Game Warden NJ. c. Mackey Thurs
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
INTEND To WE'D

Edward ID Barboza. 80, CaleXico,
salesman. and Carmen Cordero, 3S,
Calexico clerk. Thursday filed no.
tice of their intention to marry.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
WEATHER

Southern California-Fair Friday:
scattered high clouds Saturday: lit
tie change in temperature: moder-
ate to fresh northeast wnid through
mountain passes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
what DO Yon Want9

Nobody has everything. The I'm.
portaut thing u to decide Whist one
wants most out Of life. then Get
about getting. or trying 70 get. IT.
The Girl who marries . man on .
small salary must expect 70 con.
tribute something 70 tho arrange.
ment. Why should sl1e expect him
20 work day and night % support
her In idleuess? But che dos expect
e, and What's more. expects him 20
IKE II. which Just isn't n the cards.
He wants to share and share altke.
not Just the pay check and not the
headache that % often accom-.
panies Il.
e isn't easy to make . living.
much les support q family With .
chronic case Of the gimme"
Strange that even girls who havo
had q taste Of earning their own
living do not seem 70 remember
how hard Il u. After they marry
they expect 70 be supported and aro
often none too careful % Give value
received. Il seems entirely possible
thot the object lessons meo have -
the lives Of their married friends
are IN important factor n keeping
them from marrying.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

NJ many methods Of
~ conditjou and many
~ U(,o1D work. One who
~ oe4to foe the feet can
oootloOs end prescribe
nt end u3auipulatjous 70
= o9ecte and build up the
~ "a tl1et they win perform
II ! pgQpey1y.
tA0t The proper lifting Of
NJ 1h0o Win have . good
oe Gnryoctjng the trouble.
4 olaooQ that do not con-
& ~ no9Aaj shape Of the
III III ch)O{ coj10e Of troubles.
w. 4 bpo ~ eerrect Or pre-
~ t1oct
\ y oGU o1o hind, one last.
90 60 of shoes for
1n31, an4 I have no foot
olnDeoe always have .
MN t6o ehoe salesman
~ tho asV not stylish
~ nGlo ether kind Will do
~ o m. salesman = there
0Ck md style = style.
Z I spt ~ ~ chance. BE.
N IT 0po01o surgeon
oDoolgt and let him
- and how 70 Do it.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

In the old days, before girls went
from school to business. they we're
trained In the home. Usually start.
ing with baking q chocolate cake.
they got their hand n and sooner
or later. dependiug ca the mother
and on circumstance, got 70 b fair
II e@cient housekeepero. But now
girls 60 straight from class room 70
business. where they Get a eutayely
different sort Of training and where
they learn independence Viz the
pay envelope route. Olten they i've
ct homo and contribute absolutely
nothing to It's upkeep. which gives
them money for clothes and amuse-
ment. i II not ct Ill unusual for
such . GIRL to spend her whole SAle
ayy ION her back"-the worst poO.
sible training for matrimony.
Il usually works out Something
like this: girl marries 3 man who
makes. say. twice g much - she
did. perhaps even les. Unless she
continues working. two have 70 i've
and dress on his salary-lu time
perhaps more than two. That iGnt
easy: the Girl has far lesg altar than
beSuye ulArriaSo. %. Of course. has
the man. This, Of course. u looking
only ct the financial end oS mstrt-
mnny.
The girl who takes hsr role q
wife and mother seyiously has 70
buckle down 70 work @ hard - her
Wage-earuing husband. She can't
park tho baby for hours on end
while she goes shopping. to the mo.
vies and bridge or whatever form Of
diversion she Graves. She's tied
down and must stay On the Job,
which Il. after Ill, the Job che
chose for herself. II she doesn't Ike
e, that's her hard luck. Probably
the husband doesn't like 70 work %
hard q be does either. but there
they are. and uuleas they are vain
and silly and shallow. they Win not
only make the best Of Il but Get the
very most they can out Of Il. Il they
are not home flowing builder.uppeyS.
they are going 70 regret their deci-
sion 70 marry. Just - those who
want . fling instead Of family life
usually i've 70 regret their decision
70 remain single.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Beauty Tips

QUESTION: what can Be done
for excess flesh accumulated 5xst
belotO my shoUlder blades 0S9
across my b0ck?-Annoyed"
Here Is . good exercise for what
ais you: st on the door. right
knee drawn back to chest and hands
clasp around knee. the left ~
should be straight. Now roll back
ward and try TO touch the LETT tooe
TO the door over your head. CONE
back to sitting position With beck
straight and head up. Tho knoe
serves Is leverage TO pull backward
and help straighton back. Rcpooe
three times. then bend lett kpeo
and extend right lee and repeat txy.
Ing TO touch floor With right foot.
Repeat twelve times altogether.
Another trick u to pre1 youy
back flrunly against the wall an0
wiggle end squirm. bending nrst q
one side and then the other 90 tho
Ileshy ara gets . good u1Aogooo,
Check up on your weight an4 60
Il you nd 70 loee . few ponndA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Milady to Greet Spring
In Chic Navy Faille Suit

They are very soft, feminine and
graceful, and q pleasant combinA.
ton OF slim and wide In silhouette.
The drape Is sometimes confined
Just to the skirt, and again ex-
tremely soft and 1lattering lines ~
suit from oblique bodice drapea
that continue to thes kirt. Looped
drapes are charming In chiffon. and
deep peplums that loop under "a
the waistline are other ways Of
making chifYons look new. and also
call attention to q slim type Of skirt
below.
The combination Of sheer white
touched with gold Is one Of the
most sparkling ideas Of the spritis
evening fashion scene. Ffothy
white or sleek white dresses have
the Midas touch-gold kid appli-
cues, gold bead and metal thread
cmbroideries in the most delicate
treatments. gold belts. gold mono
grams, and military insignia.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
SUFFER- MENUS
Tomato Juice
Supper Pancakes Syrup
Stuffed Celery Pickles
Co4eo
Egg.Tomato Tlmheles
Drowned Ham Squares
Biscuits Butter Jelly
Chilled Fruit Coffee


minced
Beat egg yolks: add milk and
melted shortening. Add cornmeal.
Sift together hour. baking powder.
salt and sugar. Stir into drst MIX.
ture: mix well: fold In beatan egg
whites. Bake In hot waffle iron,
sprinkliug 3 tablespoons minced
bacon over each waffle before clos.
ing iron. Makes I large wa61es.
EGG-TOMATO TIMBALES.
6 egg. well beaten
Ia cups tomato Juice
" teaspoon grated onion
Il teaspoon salt
" teaspoon pepper
cup soft bread crumbs
Combine beaten eggs. tomato
Juice, seasonings and bread crumbs.
Transfer TO 6 individual buttered
custard cups. Place cups In . pan
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

New Workshop windows mako
q bow to spring with display after
display Of navy faille suits-dress-
maker suits - some shown With
frou-frou blouses. jabots and other
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. details.
The navy faille suit has q future. SO
have the broomstick skirts. about
which you already know. peasant
lil;e cottons to b topped by shirts
or frilly blouseS, as one likes. They.
too. have q future since they are
new and inexpensive-a formidable
combination.
The shirtwaist and skirt idea Is .
sound one for spring. as 1t u for
now. Palm Beach. and other play
grounds now In full swing. report
that the separate blouse. plus either
skirt or Stacks, Is q great favorite,
and by blouse ! mean shirtwajstS
and shirts.
It Is quite possible and very prac.
teal. to build q whole "blouse-aud"
wardrobe. not excluding evening
clothes. The shirtwaist dress has
blossomed into q dance dress. and.
except for the skirt length. there
isn't such . difference between the
day and night versions.
One Of the most successful din
ner.dance costumes has q pleaded
skirt. long Of course. and q shirt
top with breast pocket heavily
beaded. or with turnback revers.
embroidered. There is usually
either q gold or silver kid belt or .
self.belt with >1eweled or beaded
buckle. Such . dress In black. white
or colors. Is q friend In need. appro-
pirate for any date that may write
Itself on . gals calendar.
There Is sure to b q vogue for
lingerie blouses. also for lingerie
collar and collar and-cuff sets.
These are not necessarily white. In
fact. the better shops play up deli
cate pinks and blues with some
light greens. yellows and orchid.
Many. I might even say most.
spring dresses are designed with
convertible necklines 50 they may
be worn with necklace or with lin
gerie at the throat.
The revival Of interest In FASH
ions that show Greek influence
gives fresh impetus to chiRous.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

V000 ~ -
dottIlg mother
. great menace
& o he chill.
dren.
Many Z man
assumes { b .
burden Of fam
uy life heliev.
Ing h 1T the
Oirl he marricg
intends 70 live
Up TO her role
Of helpm ate
when the girl
b . sn e tn Q
falntest 6 on !.
celafi0N az thu
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Doriot Is Called
Next Fuehrer
OF France
By TALBOT LAKE

LITTER Is grooming jacques Do
! ) riot to become the fuehrer Of
France, says william 8. 6chlalmm
IN m article In the current Amer
lean Mercury. Laval. Petain ana
the rest are simply sto0ges. he
claims. Il Is . wild. implsusible
story we read about this man. resni-
nisccnt Of Jan Valtin'S "Out Of the
Night" tor Dortot, Ike valtiu. was
. Communist after the war.
echlamm calls Doriot. IKE Hitler.
an economic pervert." ~ . simple
Ereuch carpenter, this alleged Nan
gtooge got true socialists ldeas,
rose With the Communist party.
and found that It gave him lttnitleGs
power and glory - % much that
fuoro money WaS poiutleoo. HIS bis
tory With the party" q loug and
bjoodstained. but It's the same old
yarn - the story q . man who
3o(nod because Of honest convlc-
to0e and q true love for his fellow
man, only 70 end 40 - . deluded
Soajot, betrayed b. ccunlvor0 who
MD 0-called humanitarian ideals
- snogU window -dreoo1ng.
0talin1 Canton revolt. inspdred
n order 20 purge biz euemioe, n
which 1900 Chinese ware but.
cherod. was too much for Doriot.
who Vas there at the time. When
they stocked LOCOMOTIVES with i've
Chineoo students. Doriot got .
change of heart and formed his
own fascist party n France.
This organization was . set-up
tor the NaSiS. who wanted Q simple
tront n France. Just - the money
borooS Of Germany sought to liee
Hitler - their tool. 20 did Laval
and Flandin hope 70 use Doriot.
They financed him and he appealed
70 the working people. With the war
and pact Of atalitI and Hitler. Do
riot Kept quiet. But when Germany
conquered xIo1nco he was picked NJ
BY Hitler. He u called the strongest.
most appealing man Franco.
Jacques Doeiot Is . favorite with
the ladies from Moscow to Paris. A
six-looter, dark and handsome. he
doesn't look his % years. The dap
Per fascist has . nustache that al
lures. can talk the shell Oh an egg.
u intelligent. physically courage
Gus, has . sense Of humor. Is genial.
likeable and. according to 6chlamm.
u the owner Of . twisted. noble.
brutal and fascinating totalitarian
mind"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

Good desi oS time In their society.
Tbat, perhaps, he has learned to b
Wiee n ways Of handing them.
such . child. periodically. Is
Immature socially In spite Of his
success With adults. a child u
Judged for development GA his own
asp level. When among his friends
there ere children slightly younger
Of slightly older. W can make o..
lowance for oveylappings IN the
scale Of growth. After al. there u
40 cleoy distinction 70 show that .
ohlld'S tutoyeots and abilities at
0jpo.an6.ophalS. ten .aud - hall
ere thus-ond.So and all different.
hut Whero . child. Ike Paul. prefers
boys appgu8imately two years his
Junior (snd u not even averse 70
playing With girls at his sgeil Il
0iveO one pause. without q doubt
this boy wants 70 lead his play.
mates. - be q accustomed % han.
ding adults. He must turn 70
yonneoe children because children
Of his own age won't stand tor II.
: a child chooses his particular
friends because he derives pleasure
from the associations Every child
needs friends. Understand that b
shuns the boys Of his own ags group
because such contacts make him
feel eelf-conscjous. Dont criticize
him for L. Before he can b ct ease
In their society he must grow up %.
cially. Toward this end the parents
should assume . armer hand With
him. particularly IN matters Of bus
iness.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

There = . good deal Of variety
IN the tan and white pumps. al.
though the majority style has GOV.
cred heel and rather foreshortened
vamp. Some Of the best looking
carry the brown further along the
sideS. slendeTi1lug the vamp. These
have performed pattern In the
brown. Other versions are pumps
with wall sides IN brown. or navy
or mesrily pipod with navy. ana
there oro other variations 70 koep
The iashjoo from monotouy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Erect kojiure M
Graceful IA 1lk CAs
Hide Figure Fanlts


~ JACQU3LNeB uUNT
~ DIAUTUuL body doeg not
: |. always depend Oh weight
OF measurements. PEARS O.
geperal build but On discipline.
] have known women In tholS
dfttes and Wolmeu Whooe wple1t -
01teen pounds a. NOM o6oVo uoes
nal. vt who had youlhtlo I'D
beautiful Q0uroo Glmply eoooS,DG
they knsw how % vaik ana boW q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Ham or Cheese Baked in Pancakes
Griddle Cakes
Made With
Potatoes

Of hot water. and bake IN moder.
ate oven $3.50 degrees 70 unit!
arm. about 50 minutes. Uumold
onto hot platter. and surround
with Drowned Ham Squares (re'
cipe HOLLOWAY. Il desired. serve With
. quick tAushroom sauce made
from condensed mushroom SOUP
thinned with milk and heated.
DROWNED HAM SQUARES
] csn spiced ham
] egg, slightly beaten
] tablespoou water
! cup 0ne dry bread crumbs
Cut the spiced ham into slices
" inch thick. Mix beaten egg Will,
water. and dip slices Of meat into
mixture. then into bread crumbs
Brown quickly In shallow hot tai
(375 degrees F.. and drain slices
on absorbent paper. Arrange slices
overlapping. to surround Egg
Tomato Timbales on platter.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

role. She may b willing, IN which
case abe will train herself. but the
point Is: isn't II somebody's respon-
ethality to train her for her lifelong
Job?