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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
RECEPKs FOX TRIO
OF GOOD SEA FOODS

Shrimp Omelet-Slx eggs. c Ia
biespoon& miLk. l teaspoon salt
teaspoon pepper. ! s-4-ounce can
OF shrimp. salt pepper. isnon
Juice.
Beat eeg yeIks until thlck and
keraon-cnaoFed ADD miik. salt and
pepper. Fold II sttff1y beaten egg
whites and pour into q hot CREASED
omelet pan and cook rs any 0znelet
When done. before folding. spread
over onH-haM the hot, minced. and
seasoned shrimp and fold over IN
Telnpe fashion Serves SIX 70 eight
Degiled Crab-One can Crahneat
/ tablespoon butter, / tablespoon
flour, Z cup milk Or cream. tea
spoon salL ~saltspo0n pepper. ] ta-
blexp0on lemon juice. season with
krnAA } teaspoon mustard
Marinate crab with lemon juice
and let stand oue-nan hour. Melt
butter IN saucepan. sdd -four and
rub together. add milk o. cream
and stir constantly untn IL bolls.
add salt. pepper and mustard and
then add crab meat Butter scaliop
shells OF baking dish and fill with
crab mixture. Cover top with grated
bread crumbs which have been mois-
tened with melted butter. Brown N
not oven This recipe doubled viii
make SIX good servings-
Mackerei 8 Ia creols-6alf mack
ereL black and red pepper. / large
Onion. piece q butter. cream gravy
Thoroughly freshen the mhckereL
Twenty Jour 70 Is hours may be
allowed for this. according 20 per
sonal taste. The fish should be put
IN q lage amount Of fresh water
meat size down. and u convenient.
raised q few inches from the bottom
o. The vessel. tha1 the salt may drop
down away from the fish as fast 81
extracted Place frezhened fish
skin SIDE down IN pan-season lib
orally with both the black and red
pepper, Slice the onion and place
On top with butter. Bake il oven
until brown. Remove from pan to
platter ana make . rich cream gravy
IN the pan. then pour oser the fish
and serve.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
Shrimp-A year In
And Year Out Food
For Many Tastes
Gnm 81 Mexiea y The neart ~
shr4mn LAnd-Rearh Pcrfxc<ten
Hnres

easrimp-aeafiAhle the yeax
roalad. either fresh o. cannec-are
AZ Appeiixsra food Tor inelus1an An
n1oat nnenu& aae a. eEnHilsni
source o. nigh quality prctekn ane
essential minerals including 1ocine
Although these erasrscea are
founc III waters Of al the coastal
states from Maine % Texas ans
from California 20 ALASKA. the
heart 81 the shrimp hand Is IN
the GuM Of Mextco and Ire Al
lantkc Coast from Caps HatEeraS
NoulzxArd The cnsnInon shrimp.
Penseuz setiferus ranks first III
value aln0xg the fisheries Of he
south arc usually hnAcs ffth ~
sixth place Ia vAIne azanMae al
ne Ksnertes Of uae United States
and ALASKA a~ccofonng % the Ftsh
ana Wndlffe Services, United States
Department Of Interkar.
During recent yeAxA . small
seasonal fishery for the nnrtbern
2ar1up mas grown W ia ahe QUIZ
Of Maine. In S4E Francisco. Cali
lG0FnAa, between une anc three mil
hon pounds Of shrimp are taken
ANNUALLY. the major poEtson Of
which Is dried fu export % the
ORIENT
SINCE 1915 q commercial shrimp
fishery has existed n Southeastern
AiaskA The shrimp Of Alaska,
however. differ IN species from thE
common shrimp Of the South At
lanttc and Gull, and n much
smaller IN sire. They are chiefly
cooked a1l1 shipped n sce % the
western markets. Visitors along the
waterfront IN Seattle may sec
these little shrimp boiled n their
shells. sold from stands n small
pager bags Frequentcrk Of the
waterfront BUG these. Smelling and
eating them Is they walk along
guxt Is peanuts would be eaten
ekseNhere
The more important wAyx Of
marketing shrimp are 81 fresh
Aeadless. canned, san-driec. fred,
frozen pzckAged. fresh cookea-
packed and IS meal anc bran Pew
people u inland sections Of the
country have ever seen q whole
siarlnp. 0 usually only the -tall'
CT abdomen. ~ marketed. The
whole shrimp looks much like q
tiny iobstef OF crayftsh In nature
the animal Il pale green O. light
grey and rather transparent As n
moSi other saellfikh. the bright red
eolar develops On cooking.
Il L estimated that approximate
Is one-haH 81 the siar1Enp catch
IS utilized IN canning Ali shrimp
canned by members Of the Shrimp
Gamers National Advertising AS
ISOLATION are officially inspected by
the q. s Fooo and Drug Admins
trstlon which maintains . corps o.
inspectors 70 examine the raw
shrimp before peelins. 10 check the
processing time anc the sanitary
condition Of the plants. By sub
Scrl1ing 20 this inspection service,
the cannerk are permitted % label
their packages IN accordance with
the provisions Of the Z. s. Food
and Drug Administration
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

~ az ho4lnzr ssdes os . 1uttertG
k-auxe pk PSF Press ana cr1naha
eth tie n&ck q 5 spEpnn O. voU
faaezzs psr 81 tas huua hAiag
ATs6 chill
: pr D uaEslla vzasw rrEtE pui
ueata vaFssl3s wafers8H noe
asar r. lnr oosfezn ~ ar S-inte
81 pan HslsE up aR gsae@ Ntth
u4fsrs cas b. hAn having tfe roanan-
K eaem rn tap &c q e have =
Anallorvn effect nfealfse TIE NaEt
psar b ue faIllse ARD uaen fArEn
ose se wAN ssne psffecflf
GraaAAzm CrAsksr Crest
Raa into crumbs Il graham
CRACKERS 81 afxaes sglars3 MEx
usrsaes ! r1p uzeifec buster arc 1
III pss MIA str into ryananN
uSrg bark a sgx1n press nCwn
ftrmn over bottom ard Esoe y
~ e-saras gee pMn B&kf ~ hsf
gVer $50 degrees p : ntnatek o.
sntal firm Coos thoroughly before
using
Csaeaazax EoeAs1 Caks
Sralz "a tGE q a 6u1be nosAF
/ rap PET Mfk Tree pour nie
small hgWl afse rEfa Until tcT
cn1E before w3zspp1nx soak Tor )
minutes Tablespoon plain IN
Favored gelatin. b. 1 cup cota wateT
Melt &c top 81 a doahH hoassi
: squares sFsEweeteueo ehocolaH
gsif r. s-1 cup saEaf ard J czp Pei
MIA
Cuufinae hc4tsnE untA mixture j.
Thoroughly bga Then add soakes
gelaun and STR until dissolved
aeNt minuff with rotary eEf
heater anni sE1aosh Pour mixture
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
A 1s-MINUTE GRILL DINNER,
THAT LICKs THE HEAT

Pretzel Sticks
Vegetable Juice Heat Chaser
Asparagus Ham Ro1--ups
Sweet Potato in Orange Notches
GrtIled Caulifiower
Icebox Biscuits
Tomato B0wi Salad. Avocado
Cantaloupe & Ia MODE Iced Tea
Easy ABCs On Preparing Sizzling
Meal In is Minutes
Scrub ! large sweet potatoes:
eook In boiling salted water until
tender. Wash ! bunch asparagus.
remove scales. COOK II boiling salt
Cd water until tender. OF canned
asparagus are used. open can and
heat asparagus N liquid Remove
leaves anc wash cauhfAower. sep
arats head into bouquets, COOK in
boiling sailed water about IS min
Lies until almost tender.
Cut 2 oranges IN halves. squeeze
out juice and reserve. remove
membrane. cut eoge Of skin with
notch vegetable cutter.
Drain the aspaszguR. Lay : or
; Stalks On each slice Of ham. roll
han and fasten with picks. Place
broller rack. Brush with melt
&C butter.
PEEL the potatoes. Enaah. add I
tablespoon butter. salt and pepper
add enough orange juice 70 make
8 sUft fluffy mixture. Pill noscnes.
brush with melted batter.
BruiIed Mnshrsoms
Wash and peel 8 jumbo muzh-
rom caps Put butter Ia each
sprinkle Hffn salt and pep
per. Place on brofier.
Dip pieces Of czuitfl0Her ia
melted butter. place 81 front q
orosler rack Adjust rack Ia hxoIl-
= even 50 that the filed grange
aosenes are about } INCHES below
aeat Brou IS mouutzk.
Let the nFDilef-oyen &C the
sok And you can prepare tne
xDoie meal IN IS minutes L you
Leep q col head and : hot bHalles
znllf y0u NuEk
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
Easy As Pie An Old
Saying But All Pies
Are Not Easily Made
ssuae hints b. sune Brsann On -
and Pastry M4kanx. VITA
Plaza RsctPez

No usorrF arr vou bAek frurn yupf
honeymoon than TIE BUSINESS 81
planuEnx mefluk. m2rkNtinE kEz1
coagsne tor tw0 begins
IT. voa5r cAEaNzts a. chief nnnk
re sure 10 find the task AZ wF-
uarsak three meals 3 Cay = rezi
ehasenen OF course 4 youet han
assie pas exgNxAucf IN usc culfnnx5
ffen thereU una0abtedly b. n
least ore batch % heavy hiscuitx
a fallen cake az too. and ever
nssyut txaas8 buS cont te6 mis-
sAkes hnslser POT toe msarh
and neil soon b& cTuwtnR~ abnas
v0ur 5000 Good Meals
Because TN oonvmre1 ta4t ths
ability to MAKE reals Roo1 pr b
> hsahly desirable oaalify Cor Any
ye4lne woEnzu 70 poNsca1. especially
4 mes vile. I'm presenting . feN
DE recipes fcr y0u 20 try in suur
leisure moments
II he likes desserts 81 all tmoss
mcn adore them. ty your iark
with Iemon-chtffan. chocola1e. r.
barb OF even Spsgatzn cream PIE
And. II you're careful e TO-
lou the f0regolng saEsestiun2. be
wort be able @ resist naMt eecpna
paecei
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

utha sneal zsn-aifs p a slas
AppIs Pc
CaW apes
1eazpoon nutmeg o elnn4nzoa
4sazu0On butter
- 4zaspoau zah
eap s1gax
Line pl4se with pastry Pare
enre alzo xliee apples Max Kzzzr
z4H 80 zzes PAT nzrI Of aassf
IL HazEazn q nzazE f4zlee ElSn au=
ukes CaEG zzzn REMAINING kaKz
Do aeT TOP 9Th haz = nalsef
Mezsten edges = DNeT erastz ~
% nuaZ crzzz and pres eaReF flsu-
81 zeeezhEf. zMet Pc O. baz4az
snEn e. rack Il afen Ard bake Il asf
psez - DEGREES ? fU = minnsw
Ehen reduce 1eaE 20 - 6szrea an5
bake unui frEz s teneez and nee
negz1a - boA uro1En p~erforaauaz
81 G84
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

ers aa8t knoN Nal poliEh ard
nal pozl&h remover are god E1znes
NOT - csFT1 u luEgzee Recently
q customer cane = them CUTE
csznzazeo peeazse 3 FeEY nice dxeN
arn s1N had hop4Ezzzs dissolved
cemeHlec ard Neided 1azeener BE-
c4aas pQllzn remover kaked uut
% tas bottle The e5esner ha9 e
ueA nex thai since nazh dress
contained eeziaaoae acetate Yarns
ue damage HAa bEFuu1 repair
Wien tou pack. - eztrasazasaz
N2n issue EQEF-pHs little Hz1z
M sleeves. unoer p1eaa and uzzff
up a. f0lda nd cfesaa Win Il
As : fInx ue1aatlon. aauf nazz )
be- anti rs bursting Ell Il ahe
sezmz-1 I'll rim Taax eio<hez =
~ nezhne e ne -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
zig velves caks

One and one-h&n cups drte1 finz.
] cnp granuiaNd sugar. Sd rup
Gftec al-puFpose floaT. ] teaspoon
salt ] teaspoon soda. 2 teaspoons
shortening - teaspoon maple fla
eortng } egg ! cup milk. u.s. cups
baking powder. CUP graduated
sugar for egg whites.
Bon figs 5 minutes IN water 70
cover. drain. sip stems. and chop
Cream sugar and Shortening. add
laFos1ng and beaten - v0Ikx. ana
sir 70 blend. Add nil alternately
win -four and Klftec salt. SODA ano
baking powder. and NIX. Beat egg
whites stiff sdd sugar in small
portions beating web after eaen a.
cltaon. fold into batter Pou MO
3 creased e-lnch layer cake Pans
bake Il q moderate osen fszE 1e-
grees p = = - mnutez Pr
Layers together and frost TOD and
SIDES E1h boaiec ICING Serves a
70 +
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
How To Pack So Your
Clothes Will Stay
Fresh And Smooth
Same vanaatan Hints Thai VIII
Prove Of value - MILDLY
Trnxe3ef

This article does not mention
f0oo. but u Is a~ppr0prIate Tor the
Pod Page. a. tha4 page Is a
uasnaaax paae paaxn and simple
and this story tells mi-lady h0H 70
PACK up and take her vacauon
after wrestling with recipes and
various kinds Of foo1 the greater
part q the gear.
II she follows the directions here
IN her vacation oT cutting VIII have
less - Worry her. an1 when she
returns from same wtfn her cloth
inK and Other vacation belongings
n good shape. she VII have more
pep % starr n aneW Al house
keeping and preparing those dishes
WHICH No nave been describing IN
These coiumns-the rebound o. q
fem DAYS OF weeks away from the
stove and out of gne kitchen.
Are y0u enc o. those Last minute
pnckerk1 You planned q month
ago 10 take advantage Of some
uuek~end and then clo nothing
more about H. You mentally
fieuEac you'd bEy M OF those nice
little zhnutungK and with the
siacka xnoEts and playsuiiS left over
from last year you'd have q week
emf wardrobe Then YOU run
around frantieaily On the holiday
ese. nuzt of Four suitcase ano start
pulling things out But wei warn
yuu-vuu.re II for an awful head
ache for everything viii probably
lock Ike the Grapes q Wrath and
yon1 wish. instead O. rrytng 70
wear them. you could senc them
10 the Salvation Army
So-g1se Some f0reth0nght 70 the
matter Of summer week-ending L
you wanf &c look your best. enjoy
yourself an6 make packing Is
simple as possible Packing for a
holiday Is no problem At al L you
prDvlde yourself with two allies.
q seed travelling case and 3 good
rrT clcaner. Clothes thai are clean
and wel pressed are u0s only easy
70 paek but they somehow take I'D
less ED0m MHke an early survey
OF soux Prtnav-to-Moaday ward
runE and oecAde which garments
are stu guo1 for another ruund OF
country activity Anc cont be dts-
eoaTase1 Il lasE years snRrkzkins.
moo1eza STACKS or summer dance
lroekk look hite SAC. An ever
battling ~ the hanas q 3 first
class oEy cleaner VII probably NIX
. - Ct magic Tor be knows about
finishing 1aaTkzktnA TIE technzaae
ct rezh2pin9 bazEy ziacks and the
art q spraying back lost stiffness
70 fHr1zg dante 1rockk
VIII y0EF Clothes 1resh ana an
nxtnkte1 the actual packing q 4
Week-en6 ca& should b q fairly
klznple thing and by following )
few general rules taeT ksaoulc conle
from your bag ready 10 slip into
n1EheuE Wezlng
Before yog start packing Assem-
he everything Fou plan 70 take
~ - cont 30 VIII f4na yourself
watkins around with > par q
eolf znaA anc 10 place g put them
expept 81 tup . an orkancy 1roek
paek Al ne l1npy. bulky thinez
like aaezM cosEnezlcs swimming ae-
eeNoEzes toRettzef anc danT Try 70
lnck nem into little corners wien
gou aTe finished And here's :
RaFzzlns from lie National Assezza-
linn = Dyexz and Cleaners uHo
~ 4ak 4 sozaxthnnE her custom
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
Ice Box Dishes Are
The Thing For These
Hot Weather Days


T1aAn 4 I've tafaa Of yrAx yrxH
aneanx Shire n hos wnRthes nw
csnasxsn l. scssethluE caaslzw ard
retreslzsER lee bux etstaes stVt
uunae azzAn linear uwn T1aET ar
z1sreszzfas heaAuw tlsry arr e&E
- prxgArs arc prove apEe1ttsE
mhfn ntttsr dkAznk fsA why cnnd
Yoa tn Yu1r hand Ct tlEew
Lsmaon lneApux Fke
Dissolve rAcEAEe an<x1-flAx-
erred Eelasan - Il cup hct uAtes
Ane ~ eup kae1z. Ia teaSpcaun
aaiI - cap leEaOn 1a1@. ! Tea
EEs0an grated asnacn r1ran
Msx taeeuscr : weE-reAss1 eos
yolkx Ear 81 eap Pei Milk
RsAz tEso gelatin mixture graz
uAny. ktnAkn and ehEA Gz7L mlx-
sure neEnnk 70 uzicken.
P1ur into graham crAeEeT crust
ssee FeesEN 70 tosaow3.
ChEE unsA firm Msksa ont =
taeh ple
Hnls ~ making lersau irabax
psR
a. Uas fhe irzaan-flMvurec Er1A
Tn xuch a. SeA-O uyAi rH
: Eu az uxshaked. corn flAke
eTzsL press ) eaps unrn lxkes
which hare beer Fnaled Ento eTzzrnb&
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
Vegetables Cook
v ithoui Odors

THERE'S 10 need 10 refrain from
eusoyiuK the E~ar6enfnesh eian1
49, Vegetables q The beat Of s1m.
me- ssaf because Atgoar udorN car
be Developed dsriag their cookiae
ma i due 70 a. oldfasaionne ard
49, maz8es melhsd and 4 h annee
ssaaH 81 this nnlightaued d&g
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

TIE new ard proper way % cook
cabbage esnlEsoReF and oniona. Tor
exAmp4e Is the covered pan way
cslnR sturdy utenen containing
ans-half 70 one cup Of boiling wafer.
and turning the TOP gas BURNER to =
Low close fame This Is exceed
inKly simple with = modern Eas
vnnEe because 3 controlled simmer
inx temperature iz obtained ~
turning the burner cock to click
vegetables thus cook gently and
quickly il sieam and the maximum
TitAmins and minerals are retained:
also the fazvof is much more deleci-
able Food experts suggest thar you
DO NOT add soda 70 the vegetables
which IL bad cookery practise;
bat that you season the vegetables
with salt and pepper and dress
them with butter before serving
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

Just because SIS summer. DOM
stop me baking me-esr
! change TIE kana Of paf vou serre
Spanish cream pie has everythanx
Tor . successful surumeH oesser-
It's quiFery. caal 0eliesleIf navored
Tu make the films and pastrx
really b00n eofuIanlQga1 sahxtitufe
orange J1ice fur TIE NaIer IN TIE
paEt<z A han i~eazpuau q gretes
orange rinc aooed &c lse tour far
the pastry VII give 8 special fra
I GRANGE 70 q
Spanish Cream Pie
tablespoon untAyored gelatin
cup cold mlk
II eupe scaled mia
2 eEE yolkx
Is eap sugar
ts4Spoon Sas
teaspoon vanilla
? eEF whites
] baked p4ktrY shell
Soften the gelatin II Toe ee4a
mia 5 70 l0 minute Dissolve ozer
hot water stirring constantly Mean
While prepare 3 soft easlard of -
scA4oSc E1h Folks Eaaar and al
Combine hot cus1ard aAe not a.
solved gelatin Cool slightly aaN
vanilla then foe II TIE sttffly beat-
en- whites CHI untn cute syrunz
Pour into paElFT soeu Lei SCI h.
iort serving XleIc G servings
Sometimes + h fur . chanee
the faaFos q pastry b. ADDING -
extfh ingredient q two < fhe rec1ue
Cheese pastry for ezamule 4
wonderful f0f aplle pc Grated
cheese s mnee Niih tas Tour. 4
hAE cap q EEsae1 yellow eneese s
enough for the standard neesp
SlEe1 pastr 4 excellent Tor frsz1z
paf& particularly peaeh au3R -
aprleoE Cinnamon and uusrza
anr perhaps s Iolch ~ cloves s.
he spaces to H. A lezzzsoou 60
- s4sAf anc cinnamon sc . foaFzAl
ieAspoaa o; e1oses El SPEC q bszzn
q pssse 4 htse azga also g.
CnuEnb Pasiry
z cps cfuue8 rolled fine q
groan1
r1n Ueiied b4tier
EzEan butter and wasnae -
Pc pA1 b. firmly pressing Ia 60
tufe 4ua1t uue-fu2rth lasn ehick -
sure = Rave E extra aazef wIA=
x1oW q pan laln Baks i s s7s-zs
eD~oeEree over fx DC mlnasn ms
pAAz Uag = nzzda e Rra1sMm
EaekeEA KeniIN ~ eaaaalaie -
fer1 q ElsN EazR
Ane Asi b. n0t - hefe4 q
Frcip< fN ne pc mas llu Asza
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11
Time TO Make
Berry Jellies

~ BETSY NHNAA
MAKE The zsss e tss hNryT
1890 Thsra w1f b. nc nssc
49, VI II yuo arx - foz1 q a.
DE- fresh bsFrssa - ] en- hsHsA
f~w elsssus e ian Ct sstiT. o. SoA
son Thsw always sozss 81 sandy
IL w~sntNrtarna-
Ta1Myis Mens
"a 49, Nanhed potntszas
Tauaatn ana Cucumbsr Salad
RssphzTry Batter Pudhng
Tea
Fsek Mek
4 M eAnns& 81 y tsp. pAprsEa
eoeked hnh teap- ntn1ac
] @. bread rss
= e. All isuttAr
ewnn4hsat9n eeEn
sd h~reaacsumha IN baf wnser
N eg4ar far Is sntnznnM hanaSVs
a hunas and akin frcm 1ss =n1
hruak Il u rnfhsr nns, s1s so.ksS
hrs2aunnha and ssasoEansA but
snr and axKA Butner mold CT pan
w4u. pzur mixture In and Htsam
for Il minuszA unmo6 e. bet
nastazr and SERVE vita weAses-
nnnAd aurnato sanee-
Rsspnsrry bata8r PuAdtng
X e. sAerszs~ ssp. sait
In e. milk
IL O.. pastry ep& raap-
e. sus.r "a tEpM baking
err poNoef
Crnzn shortening. sd sugaT
eiewly, beating IN wal add IN
beaten sgg ard beat nnni wei
haenAeA Add alftad dry tngred1-
enas alternately vita miIk; mix
well nix rsspberries vita sugar
ard pat int eel greass6 square
Leaf pan; pcur b cake batter ard
haks In nssdsrsta fS6o degree -
even for about a. minutes Ssrvs
vita whipped cream Serves J.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-11

I've captiosaed the column Eazg
As PIE which perhaps R1vex
al impression EnHT &c
eat. yek. bur not always esq 20
make Pastry h tricky. ~ nfice tae
terhnInae az making u has been
acquired. II isn't easily 81
In making pastry reuasuaneF tases
rssarss IL unless yOu ard maktng
hm water pastry. have tne inzredi-
cusS fer making pie crust cod q
cut R~nnFtentnE into tne Tour. uz1nE
. pastfy blenoez OF fork c.. II
you're AZ experienced cpok SIC
work autckls. blending II nas short
ensne wtth fingers Is permissible
O. adG water kpsringlys ustn8 only
enough 70 hold the Ingredients TO-
eether handle dough - Little anc
a. lightly Is possible aft3f au6Ing
waier a. roia oft the d0s1Rh n .
canvas. 81 cover the rolling pin
nghtiy n0urec board OF an Q iseaxs
xlth q chiln8 white cotton xincking
with the foot cut ofi-ano flonf II
AgftlY. anc e. place the dough
loosely N tne psr 20 help prrRent
shrinking
Plain Pastry
? cups Tour
teaspoon salt
- cup shortening
Iea water lasOui 6 o. : Nble-I
Spoons3
Sir -four onne before measuring
Stft together -four anc salt chi IN
x~horfening with two knives or pasEyy
blen1ef making coarse pieces Aod
as little wafer a. puzG1hle 70 Hlake
doagn stay together. Divide into
parts large noagh 70 make 0ae
crust and rou out On sel-lourec
hoard vith as little hancling As pos
Sihle
ChecslAie Pie
/ Plain pastry
2 squares unsweeteuec Chocolate
3 eggs
cup cream
] cup sugar
2 tablespoons soft bre4c crumbs
cup chopped walnuls
Line 8 pan with pair pastry
Anc pinch with fingers e make .
fancy edge. CIT chocolate II pieces
and nell over not watet Beat eggs
well and ADD sugar. bread cruzzshs
anc melted chocolate Nix vel
Pour into the pae PAL Bake IN q
hot ever ts7s oegneea p for %
minutes. or until filling Is firm.
When cold sprinkle with chopped
nuts Spfa1 with whipped cream
and decorate with whole walnut
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Evening star., 1941-06-21
Robertson Again Heads
Clarke County Schools
BY the Associated Press

DJ lir hSoONldLtu
RICHMOND, Va, June Ala. p.
Robertson was reelected superin-
tendent of Clarke County schools
by the State Board of Education
yesterday in the climax of a pro-
longed county controversy.
Delegations for and against Mr..
Robertson were heard before the
board acted on the recommendation
of the Clarke School Board, which
recently unanimously Endorsed the
incumbent.
The local board previously had
deadlocked, %, on Mr Robertson's
reelection, and the State board
then chose A. S. Noblin Of Cato
City for the superintendent. Mr..
Noblin, however, accepted another
position. making it necessary for
the State board to make a second
selection.
The election came before the
State board because the local school
authorities failed to name a super
intendent before the May l dead
line.
In addition to electing Mr.. Robert
son, the State board approved
literary fund loans totaling $71 900
and added Howard R. Richardson
of Alexandria to the list of eligibles
for appointment as division super
intendents.
The literary loans included S45 900
for a school at Boyce in Clarke
County.
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Uruguay Will Open Ports
To American BeI|igerents


MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay June 2l
Uruguay announced yesterday she
would not consider any American
countries warning against foreign
powers as belligerents and would
permit United States and other
American warships to use Uruguay
an harbors if war spreads to the
Western Hemisphere.
Uruguay. the first South American
nation to make such an announce
ment. took similar action in the
World War. She notified all other
American nations of her action and
proposed that they act similarly
under the Panama and Havana
accords.
American diplomats here predicted
the Uruguayan initiative would be
accepted by almost all the nations
on the continent and that she may
possibly obtain authority to make
collective declaration"
The action will permit patrol Of
Uruguayan waters at the mouth OF
the Plata River in case of war. 1t
was there that the pocket battleship
Admiral Graf Spec was scuttled by
its German crew after the epic battle
of the South Atlantic in December,
1899.
Evening star., 1941-06-21
DR.. B. franklin Bryan,
Retired Minister, Dies

DR.. B. Franklin Bryan, 81. retired
pastor of the Takoma Park Sew
enth-Day Adventist Church, died
suddenly Thursday at his home in
Greenbelt, Md Funeral services
will be held at 2:30 pm. Monday
at the Adventist church, followed
py burial in Fort Lincoln Cemem-
terry.
DR.. BRYAN. who was born in Aber-
deem, Scotland, and graduated from
Oxford University, came to Can
ada as a young man and then went
TO California. He came to WASH
ington in 1919. when he became pas
tor of the Takoma Park Church,
continuing in that post until he re-
tired in 1885. Since that time he
has lived in California and Florida
and recently returned TO the WASH
ineton area.
Surviving DR.. Bryan are his
widow, Mrs. Henrietta Bryan. three
daughters. Mrs Mildred B. Sher-
iff. Mrs Beryl B. MCGUIRE and Mrs.
Jean Willis. and two grandsons.