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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04

just such an emergency, is
this top-of-the-range dinner of Par
mesan lamb shoulder chops, broc-
coli with small onions, and griddle
biscuits that puff up and brown
right before your eyes. These quick
trick biscuits brown and bake espe-
cially we'll on the surface of a mod
ern electric range, for the con-
trolled heat of the electric surface
unit can be trusted to heat the
griddle as evenly as baking pans
are heated in an oven.
You can do care-free cooking all
the way along, in fact, with con-
trolled heat, for you are able to
select just the right heat for each
surface cooking operation-medium
for browning the chops, very low
heat to keep the broccoli steaming.
Select low heat for the griddle
biscuits, too, and they will cook
on the top of the range in about
the same length of time that bak-
ing requires. Here's the fool-proof
recipe:
GriddIe Biscuits
(MakeS Is medium or II large)
2 cups sifted flour (all-purpose)
2 teaspoons baking powder
q teaspoon salt
tablespoons shortening
q cup milk (about)
Sift flour once before measuring.
Add baking powder and salt and
sift together. Cut in fat until mix
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04
Griddie Biscuits

tul Z CoCllI UlCo
coarse cornmeal.
Add milk gradu-
ally, a n d mix
lightly W i t h a
fork. Turn dough
out onto a light
ly Toured board
or pastry can
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04

Here is the recipe, too, for the
Dreaded chops, but with a differ
ence. The delicate tang Of Par
mesan or Italian cheese and just
a suggestion of herbs have been
introduced into the crumb coating,
SO that each chop becomes deli
cately favored. The low even heat,
made possible only by the con-
trolled electric surface units, will
complete the cooking of the chops
without drying them out.
Parmesan Lamb Chops
(Serves g.
lamb chops (cut Inch thick)
2 eggs (well-beaten)
tablespoons water
rs cup dry bread crumbs
- teaspoon salt
Il teaspoon pepper
70 cup Parmesan or Italian
cheese (grated)
Is cup fat (for frying)
l bayleaf (crushed)
few grains thyme
Remove excess fat from chops,
dip in mixture of beaten egg and
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04
BOWIE RACING

Winners of numerous stakes last
year, as well as this, are included
in the dozen horses named for both
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04
Broiled Sausage and
Pineapple Dinner

(Serves 81
IL pounds green beans
shredded and Cooked)
cups cooked rice (about IA
cups, uncooked)
10 pineapple slices
20 breakfast sausages
10 pimiento-stuffed olives
15 cup butter (melted)
Season hot cooked green beans
With a teaspoon of pepper, l tea
spoon salt and tablespoons melted
butter; add same seasonings to
rice. Place hot, cooked rice and
green beans in broiler pan. Pre-
heat broiler to a glowing cherry
red. Meanwhile brush pineapple
with melted butter and arrange or
rack over rice. Fasten the halveG
olives in the center of the sausages
in the following manner: Insert a
toothpick through one end of the
sausage, then through the center
of the olive and the other end OF
the sausage. Arrange sausages ovel
green beans. Place food in preheat
ed broiler about 3 inches below
unit. Leave oven door ajar. Broil
for 7 minutes on one side tne1
turn pineapple and sausages an(
broil on second side for Z me
minutes.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04

water. Combine
b + e a d crumbs,
salt, pepper and
grated cheese.
Dip C h ops in
cheese crumb
mixture, t h e n
once more in the
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04

egg and crumbs. Melt fat in heavy
skillet over medium heat. Add
thyme and crushed bayleaf. Fry
chops over medium heat, turning
to brown both sides. Then cover
the skillet and cook slowly over
low heat until chops are tender,
about 20 minutes. Turn two or three
times during the cooking
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-04
Bigger BroiIers for Better Meals

over the buttered rice, the full
favored sausage juices over the
green beans. It's a trick that makes
The flavor of your broiled dinner
practically unbeatable! And since
2leccric broiling takes place by
'adiant heat, none of the food can
latch fire.
Evening star., 1941-03-02
Thousands find directions pictured above relieve
both pains and sore throat accompanying colds.

Don't wait if you even suspect you
are catching a cold. At the first sign,
follow the directions in the pictures
above-the simplest and among the
most effective methods known to
modern science.
See your Doctor. Even though
he may wholeheartedly approve
using Bayer Aspirin to relieve
painful symptoms, you should not
fail to see your family physician,
because many colds may lead to
serious consequences. Largely with
medical approval, this simple,
scientific method of relief has taken
the place Of old-fashioned strong
medicine for colds, which may
upset the system. Literally millions
have adopted it.
Try this way. You will say it is
unequalled, we are sure. When you
buy, be sure you get the fast-acting
Evening star., 1941-03-02

Here's a simple. classically
tailored design that's softly
becoming to all sizes. Make
1t with or without cuffs and
the wide belt, or with merely
the plain notched collar and
a contrasting narrow leather
belt. Pattern No. H-3491 is
designed for sizes II. IA. 16.
ID, 20; 40 and AZ 80 to AZ
buSt). Size IA requires Az
yards of 39-inch material
without nap.
Evening star., 1941-03-02

-Four important style points
distinguish this lovely after
noon frock-the corselet Sec
ton that suggests a lower
waistline, the soft shoulders,
the front lacings and the
smart touch of white. There's
no better choice than the
fine, printed rayon crepe in
which it is shown. Send for
Pattern No. HAAS. designed
for sizes IL, IA. 16, 18 and 20
go to 80 bust). Size IA re-
quires, with bracelet sleeves,
S yards of 39-inch material
without nap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
3 Women Hurt
In Car Collision

Mrs. Henrietta Brand. 81. of
Pacific City. was in Tacoma Cen
ersl hospital Friday for treatment
NJ forehead cuts and a severe neck
laceration ss result Of an auto
mobile accident at So. 5th and
Sheridan ave. Thursday at 1924
p. m.
Miss Clara Brand. IS, also of
Pacific City. and Mrs. Louis Brand,
10, OF Auburn were taken by police
ambulance to Tacoma General hos
pital with minor decorations. Both
were released after treatment.
All injured were passengers in
car driven by Louis Brand of
Auburn, which was travelling east
on So. 5th ST. Driver of the other
car involved was Lester J. Bald
win, "a, who was driving north on
Sheridan ave.
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Mrs. 6. W. F cote,
Pioneer, Passes

Death claimed Mrs. Dorothy
Foote. of 1888 So. D st. Friday
in a local hospital. she was born
at Fl steilacoom 81 years ago.
the daughter Of John F. Collins
who came TO the fort IS years ago.
and was married there 10 Eliza
beth Barton.
Mrs. Foote was the widow Of
George W. Foote. who died In
1885, and a member Of Calvary
Presbyterian church.
She leaves her mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Collins. two daughters,
Mrs. Paul Lodge. and Miss Elesn-
or Foote. one brother. Clement
Collins. one sister. Mrs. Ann
Elkins; and one granddaughter,
Joan Lodge, all of Tacoma.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced by the c. o. Lynn Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Independent Air Force
Demanded by Senator

WASHINGTON - War In the
Pacific has brought a new demand
from Senator Mccarran ID, New
for an independent air force.
Senator McCarrsn said he be-
Ieved the attack on Pearl Hsrbor
had demonstrated the need OF in
dependence for the country's air
power.
His proposal i- that ship-bssed
planes be left with the navy, and
that the army retain a relatively
few aircraft for reconnaissance
and close work with ground troops.
but that the nations main striking
power in the air be concentrated
in single department free Of con-
troll by the Older military estsb-
hshmcnts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

shirvsrdz. which hold contracts
totsnnE almost ss7s. 600 600.
Pacific coast yards employ close
% 5000 velderS. and contracts
that might be affected approx
mate $3.50. oo0. 0oo.
San Francisco and stockton To-
Gals Of the welders have agreed 20
support the Oakland local in any
action Il may take. II seemed
apparent Puget Sound and Los
Angeles welders would follow suit.
inssmuch as both have charged
discrimination To the AL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Puget Sound Welders Wait
NLRB Ruling on Petition

Tense fieup on the Pacific coast
since Americas actual psrticips-
ton in the war impended Friday
At the Todd-Csliforuia shipysrds
which holds = S4s ooo. 900 contrsc,
10 build 30 cargo vessels for Great
Britain.
Members Of the United WelderS,
Cutters and Helpers Of America
independently threatened 70 walk
off the Job at start Of the Sstur-
day morning shift unless Is Of
their members were allowed n
work. About ESQ velders are EN-
ployed ~ the Richmond plant.
The men have been informed
nv Todd-CaIifornia's person
mel manager they will not he
permitted to work without
clearance from the ALL Boil
ermakers union. 10 which the
welders Rave refused to pay
dues.
About 800 welders are en-
ployed in six San Francisco bay
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Alaska Pays Honor
To LIST War Victim

JUNEAU. AlAska-6sov. Ernest
Gruening Friday proclaimed next
Sunday Irwin Thompson day in
honor Of Alsskss first war VIC
tim. who was killed at Pearl Hsr-
Dor Dec. :.
Ensign Thompson was appoint
ed 10 the naval academy at
Annapolis by Alaskan Delegate
Anthony Dimond. and was grsdu-
sted last June with high honors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Pre- War Secrecy Screens
Japan S Real Sea STRENGTH

ways. and ~ subupa rires. with
seven new cpee heirg con
structed.
In comparison, Mt the same time.
the following picture was given
of the United States navy:
Seventeen American battleships
with Is more being constructed;
seven aircraft carriers and IL more
being built: 81 cruisers with 81
being built. ITO destroyers with
1872 on order. and 113 submarines
with 10 new craft on the ways or
on order.
Some new ships for both
countries have been completed
during the 10 months since the
testimony WAS given. And. of
course, the balance has shifted.
and will coctinue To shift as
both sides suffer losses In COM
bat.
OF special importance, too,
n the fact that all Of the Jap
anese fleet In In the Pacific
ocean, whereas the United
States fleet IL divided between
the Atlantic and the Pacific
iu a ratio that has been kept
secret.
The strength OF the present Jap
anese naval air arm is still another
mystery. Some time ago it was
believed Japan's air forces were
not comparable to those of any of
the other big powers. But it is
believed that the Germans sent
some OF their own best machines
and technicians TO Japan.
II was probably the navy planes
which made the first swoop upon
Hawaii. Japan had early this year
II naval air stations in Japan
proper. one at Port Arthur and one
in Korea. Whether the Japs had
others in the inundated Caroline
and Mariana islands is one of
their secrets. but it is likely. II
was estimated the Jap navy had
500 planes and 2,1o0 pilots.
The aircraft carriers that prob
ably transported the Japanese
planes for their attack upon Ha-
waii and the Philippines are in the
main not SO large nor so swift nor
capable of carrying as many planes
as their American rivals. Aircraft
carriers known to belong to the
Japanese navy We're: Hosho. 7.470
tons with Is knots speed; Aksgi.
26.900 tons with 2s.5 knots speed
and carrying at capacity so planes;
ksga. 2e.eo0 tons with % knots
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speed and carrying so planes;
Rujyo, 1900 tons with rs knots
speed, carrying 80 planes; the
Soryu. Hiryu and Syokaku, each
of 10000 tons with rs knots speed
and each carrying 80 planes.
In addition. the air arm of
the Jap navy had three sea-
plane transports; the kamoi.
1000 tons with Is knots
speed: Notoro, 14.O50 tons,
with IL knots speed, and Chi
tose, 5000 tons, with 20 knots
speed. The number of sea-
planes they carry Is not def
nitely known.
II has been stated that the
total manufacturing capacity
Of Japan for military and ma
val planes Is $500, and that
this itself Is dependent upon
the Jsps having the raw ma
terials necessary.
Japan has plenty of troops avail
able for military occupation of any
islands or mainland IL may for the
time being conquer. Its peacetime
army is only 100000. but the army
has been up to fairly full war
strength ever since Japan began
aggression upon China.
Every man between the ages Of
II and 40 is subject TO military
duty and it has been stated that
Japan could put 5000, 900 men into
the field. provided it can furnish
the equipment. Two million men
are supposed TO be engaged in the
Chinese war. That leaves a large
margin for attack in the Philip
pines, Malaga, and other important
key points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

Welders employed in PuEe,
Sound shipysrds. who have banded
themselves together IN an inde-
pendent union. Friday were await.
ing action BY the National Labor
Relations board on = petition for
bargaining rights.
Recognition Of the craft group
a. an autonomous union has been
sought By weloers for a quarter
century. but the AL. with
which welders have heretofore
been affiliated nv membership n
a number OF other unions. has
stesdfastly refused to grant
autonomy.
approximately $4,000 wei
ders In Pacific coast ship
yards - including Tacoma
were affected nv strike In
October. which was ended nv
truce proposed by the oPM
and which provided there
" W.
nv the AL against the
striking welders.
The AFL holds closed shop
agreements for Pacific coast ship
yards fwelders in Tacoma had
been members Of the Boilermskers
union.D
Charles Brinkerhoff. secretary
Of the Tacoma Welders A. Burners
council. said Friday that at no
time so far have the welders in
any Pacific coast city been allowed
TO present their case TO any
federal body. although represen-
tstives of the OPM were known
TO have been in the northwest
recently to confer with employers
and ALL officials with apparent
result that "welders have been
sold down the river and the AF'L
given arbitrary power over IN
although we have renounced AFL
membership and agreed to end our
strike on the promise Of a hear
ing"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Martinique Pact
Bolsiers u. S.
Ring Of Defense

CONTINUED From Page one)
United States. It's excellent harbor
1T Fort de France, II obtained by
Germany, could have been used as
= submarine and surface raider
bass. ~ well AZ for airpianes. II
b within long distance bomber
range Of the Panama canal.
me United States could have
occupied Martinique despite
vschy's objections. This country
refrsined from such step because
n might have weakened vichy's
resistance Of German demands for
use Of French bases and fleet In
stead. It maintained a close naval
and air observation patrol, ready
70 move IN only II Germany tried
10 take II over.
NEUTRALITY PLEDGED
Now the Inland IL pledged TO
neutrality and presumably to joint
defense, meaning that the United
States can move in II danger
threatens without violating French
sovereignty. Purely precautionary
occupation. In advance Of direct
threat, would not he necessary.
Thus . delicate problem apparently
has been solved.
The other important French pos
session in this hemisphere tother
than ct. Pierre and Miquelon off
Hewfoundland) In French Guiana
On the NORTHEASTERN bulge Of the
eouth American coast. That diff
ficulty has been met 10 . great
extent by American occupation Of
adjoining Dutch Guiana. From
Iceland 70 the eoast n South
America, the defense barrier has
been completed.
0THER ADVANTAGE
In addition tc the primary CON
alteration Of defense. the Mar
Unique agreement has other sd-
vantages for the United States.
The French aircraft carrier Bearn
and q French cruiser are at the
island. a. well ~ 100 United
States military planes originally
destined for France. The planes
have deieriorsted but the carrier
and cruiser are intact There also
n an estimated S750. 900 900 Of
Bank Of France gold on which
Hitler would like To get his hands.
These are now additionally safe
guarded.
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with such items ms costumes by
friends sound effects" and the
management reserves the right to
cancel performance II star Ia
sleeping are announcing the
johnson presentation.
Mrs. Amy Birnel. 612s So. 18th
st, received an air mail card
Thursday from her son. John Biz
mel. in Honolulu. A member of
the crew of the u. s. S. Oklahoma,
he escaped uninjured when the
bsttleship cspsized.
The war department Friday
assigned 1t. Col. Lewis s. Norman.
Sd division. FIT. Lewis. to Montana
State university. Missouls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
H z r E'S ORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Pearl Hsrbor At the outbreak O.
the war, joined the L. S. nsvy
about a year ago.
Stanley johnson Friday began
new duties ss pstrolman on the
Tacoma police force.
Mrs. Kenneth King and Mrs.
Charles Hopkins. both of Piiysllup.
are now visiting Al the home Of
Mrs. Kings mother. Mra. G. A.
BArger of Malone. Wash. Mrs..
Hopkins and Mrs. Barger are
sisters.
An application for a marriage
license was made with the Skagit
county auditor ~ Mount Vernon
recently by Virgil Coleman. sos
Broadway. and Barbara stixrccd,
Seattle.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the recent Godfrey-craham we'd
ding in Everett were Mr.. and Mrs.
c. n. Hilton. 210 So. Tacoma ave-:
Mrs. W. b. HofchI<iss, Donald and
George Hotchkiss. b07 So. L street.
An application for a marriage
license was filed recently with the
Snohomish county auditor at Ev-
erett by Marvin White. ~, Sum-
ner. and Eileen IABehrs. 20, Puy-
sllup.
Draft elassifications were an
nounced recently by the Wenstchee
selective service board for G. p.
Buri<hart. 170s No Fife. and A. l..
Frontner. also of Tacoma.
Among out-of-town guests st
the recent Jopes- Willis wedding In
Beilinghsm were Mrs.. Charles
Merchant and Mrs. Hsrold Favor,
both Of Tacoma.
Word has been received nv Mr..
and Mrs. ". I. BUmiston NJ Puy-
allup that their son. Ia. Leonard
Husnsston. Ia safe somewhere In the
Pacific. Lit. Humiston In an army
pilot and was at the controls of
one Of the army bombers which
landed at Hawaii during the JAP
anese attack.
Ii. Newton !. (Jimmie) Bureu
Jr.. on DUTY at an eastern air
field, had an opportunity over the
weekend to pay a brief visit here
with his parents. Of 3s23 No.
Proctor Ut.
James p. O'Brien IL again at
home. recovering nicely from a re-
cent operation.
Clarence Lake, late Of Sheriff
Bjorklunds staff here, is busy In
the blue sky" division of the state
license department at Olympia.
Bob Annabei Ia visiting his
mother. Mrs. Lou Annabel Of 706
No. <th St, before returning to
work for the telephone company
In Arizona.
Walter Leuenberger. one-time
head Of Tscoma's Community
Chest. has taken the position of
public relations counsel for Ia
coma Industrial Conference board.
Pat Mcoailum of Tacoma has
been initiated into Sigma Delta
Chi. national professional journal
istic fraternity. at Washington
State college.
Ernest Lloyd. jr.. 7oit Pacific
ave. who enlisted In the army air
corps the day war WAS declared,
has been sent to Biloxi, Miss. for
training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Davis
plan to visit San Francisco and
Los Angeles. a. well as Phoenix.
Ariz.. on q vacation over the holi-
days.
Otto and Virginia Johnson, who
became Seattleites about a year
ago, are announcing the arrival of
q 5-pound 14ia -ounce girl named
Susan Ann at the hour of IL noon.
Dec. 6. johnson. former manager
Of the Tacoma office Of the State
Employment service. now directs
the Seattle office. All three are
at home at 1882 Riviera Place.
~ r. Qaaffle Tbonfer ftrketS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
JAPAN'S FIVE-YEAR
NAVAL EXPANSION


Nevertheless. because of German
collaboration with Japan, naval ex-
perts here have expressed the view
that Japan's new capital ships may
be equipped with some of the Sc
crets of Germanys powerful but i'll
fated Bismarck. whose fight with
heavy units OF the British fleet in
the North Atlantic made naval
history.
The fact remains that Japan
loft the naval conference with
the United States and Great
Britain In 1896 to embark on
her secret five-year building
program because she was dis
satisfied with the demand that
she could build only three cap
ital ships for each five that
were launched by this country
and Britain.
During this five-year period. in
addition TO building new ships.
Japan modernized her old battle
ships by installing oil burners, new
boilers and engines. increasing the
elevation Of turret guns to give
greater range, and adding new
anti-aircraft and underwater de-
lenses.
The best estimates Of Japan's
growing sea strength were given
last February when u. s. congress
sional committees were considering
appropriations for new warships TO
be built in this country. u. S.
naval officers declared that to the
best of their knowledge Japan had:
Ten battleships, with eight
more under construction; eight
aircraft carriers and two more
under construction; as cruisers
and 10 more being built: 12s
destroyers with II more on the
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CONTINUED From Page Ons)
laps actually have only been turn
ing out 35.ooo-ton warships the
same az most Of the new battle
ships being launched In this coun-
try recently.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05
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