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Evening star., 1941-03-27

Have the retailer remove the
breast bone and cut pocket in the
lamb breast. Stuff the pocket very
tightly with ground lamb. Chill
thoroughly Slice between the ribs
to make individual servings.
To brOil: Place the slices in the
broiler rack so that there Is a dis
tance of three inches between the
source of heat and the surface of
the meat. Brown on one side.
Season, turn and brown on the Sec
ond side. Only one turning is nee
essary. About seven or eight min
utes will be required to brown each
side.
To braise: Brown the choplets on
both sides in hot fat. Season and
add one-forth cup water. Cover
tightly and allow to simmer about
AS minutes.
Any spicy sauce which blends well
with lamb can be used with lamb
chopletS. A currant-mint sauce is
excellent. Use small glass of cur
rant jelly. Break it into particles
by beating with fork. Sprinkle it
with one tablespoon of finely
chopped mint leaves and one tea
spoon of grated orange rind and
place on top of the lamb choplets
just before serving.
CORN SAUTE.
l medium can corn.
2 tablespoons butter.
l tablespoon chopped green
pepper,
! tablespoon chopped sweet red
pepper.
y teaspoon salt.
! teaspoon chilli powder (optionan
Heat the corn in the butter; add
remaining ingredients and cook over
a slow fire for Is minutes, stirring
frequently, Serve very hot. If you
wish to add little more favor and
still omit the chilli powder, season
to taste with little cayenne and
paprika.
Evening star., 1941-03-27

completely when they are laid on it
side by side, and glue them in place
Then put the cardboard into the
drawer of the matchbox on top of
the other matches.
With this little gadget, you can
really do some surprising things.
Merely by tipping the box, sliding the
cardboard from one END to the other
you can open the box to show the
heads of the matches at one end,
only to open the other end and
show the heads there also! Or you
can show that the bare sticks are
at one end, and then at the other.
It's a good idea to have an unpre-
pared box of matches in your pocket,
too. to offer to any totherD smarty-
pants who thinks he can do the
trick.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Method Of Cooking That
sDissolves' the Bones
Reprinted on Request
Several Cuts of Beef and Lamb
Recommended as Good BUYS;
Asparagus Is Reasonable
By Betsy CasweH,
Woman's Editor.

Fish plentiful this week with buck sad heading
the seasonal delcacies
Is larger and shouldn't be long before this favote is within the
reasonable
Other fish
haddock little butterSh Quick
especially
dlets.
lamb
the
would
full of flavor food value
Dukngs large The
exceptionally fat
higher Cheese
demand Lent the hosekper will look
Evening star., 1941-03-27
BAKED "BONELESS" SHAD.

Place the shad on rack in a
roasting pan which is sufficiently
high to allow for three cups of water
below. The fish must not touch the
water Cover pan and bake fish in
the oven at 325 degrees for five
hours. Basic frequently. Just be-
fore serving remove cover and let
the fish brown. The long cooking
practically dissolves the bones. For
a tastier fish replace one-half cup
of water with one-half cup of lemon
juice. Serve garnished with lemon
wedges and parsley.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
By Baroness Pianfoni

BY sending today the pattern the sampler shown above
work Immediately there will be ample time to complete
before Mothers gift could there
mother will
presses and then because fingers and imagination respon
sible artistry of the
simplest quickest completed this
II by IA inches without frame.
envelope contains hotron transfer for one design II by IA
inches color stitch directions
Send is Needlework Editor
Ivoui
Evening star., 1941-03-27
WATERCRESS SOUP


] bunch finely chopped watercress
3 cups chicken stock or canned
chicken consomme.
4 tablespoons butter.
n cup -four.
l cup cream or rich milk.
Y teaspoon salt.
Dash black pepper.
Green vegetable coloring (op-
tionaD.
Add the chopped watercress to
the stock of consomme. Bring to
boiling point and let simmer for 10
minutes. Strain. Blend -four and
butter together over heat until
smooth, and use to bind soup. Bring
to boiling point, add cream and sea-
sonings. Color a very pale green if
desired. Top each plateful with a
little finely minced watercress.
LAMB BREAST CHOPS.
Here's something new in lamb
dishes. Breast of lamb is stuffed
with ground lamb and chilled until
1t is firm. Then it is sliced between
the ribs into different and very
eppetizing kind of lamb chop
Evening star., 1941-03-27

the new 2-pound box of processed
cheese which will save her many
pennies over the smaller packages.
1t is nearing the end OF the season
for the pink Texas grapefruit and
the Pascal celery-enjoy them while
you can. Asparagus is really plen-
tiful, and not expensive, being sold
by both the pound and the bunch,
in different size stalks. String beans
are high and not very good; peas,
however, have never been better and
are temptingly priced, Although
summer squash has been scarce,
there is some of the white type to
be found, and greens of all kinds
continue good and cheap. Young
carrots and turnips are recommend
ed; they seem very different from
the large, coarse winter" variety
usually seen. Green cabbage, good
broccoli and caulifower also are on
the preferred list, with leeks, seal
lions and young radishes close fol-
low-ups. Strawberries are said to
be headed for lower prices this week
end-why not go in for real straw
berry shortcake for treat?
SUNDAY DINNER MENU.
WdtercreSs Soup
Toast Fingers RalU ScaHionS
Lamb Breast Chops
Zurrip Greens Spiced Peaches
Corn Sdute
Asparagus Holl1nddiSe
las separate course)
Strawberry Short Cake
Coffee
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Danish Boredom
Simple 'Parlor Tricks Will Add
Much to Evenings Gayety
By Kay CaIdveH and Alden Harrison

little
dates than having sleeve We
such ideas yelled
S
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Stuffed Peppers

When you're stufing green pep
pers with ground meat, cut leaf
shaped pieces from the green pep
per top and insert the "leaves'
taunily IA tlns top stumnG.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
For Comfort

Regulation innerspring mattresses
are now part of many of the new
sofa bed models.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Where These Great Extra-FIavor
Coffees Come From

TUNE IN ToNIeHTl MdXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE TIME tOitb Fanny Brfes as "Ba51
Ssooks" Frank Morgan. WRC sPM.
Evening star., 1941-03-27

Miss Lindsay's Post Pregnancy
Exercises" are available ii you
write her, care Of this paper, and
incl0se self addressed, stamped
(3-cent) envelope.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19

Saw It In The Sentinel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19
144 YEARS N SERVICE

The U.s.s. Constellation, IA year old frigate of the United States Navy which the French once called the Yankee Race Horse is now part-time flagship of thee D. s. Al lantie Fleet.
 You'd never think chat such a thing could be in the strictly mod ern. steel-sheather. tremendously powerful American Navy
 Yet sailormen the world over like to stick to tradition. and to honor men and ships which have seen long and honorable service for their country.
 That explains why Admiral Eru- est J. King. U.S.N.. commander in chief Atlantic Fleet has designated the ancient Constellation. sister-ship of the U.SS. Constitution. "0ld Iron sides. as his flagship when he's in port
 The Constellation was launched at Baltimore in 1796. just in time to participate in the quasi-war in the West Indies with the French
 Soon after she participated in the war with TripoH and the war of 1872. From 1925 10 1844 she eruis- ed in the Caribbean for the suppress sion of piracy, and then operated in European and African waters until the outbreak of the Civil War.
 She served her time in the Civil War cruising European waters in search of Confederate commerce des= troyers. Then she entered the years of decline as a station ship at Nor folk and Philadelphia Navy Yards and as gunnery ship at Washington
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19
Alaska Fish
 Pack Totals Near ' Million

The total summer salmon catch of the entire territory totals six and three-quarter million cases, it is rel vealed in final figures on the 1941I pack released by the fisheries di- vision of the Fish and Wildlife Ser Yieee.
 Accounting for more than half of the total Alaska pack, the South east Alaska pink pack totaled 3.613,-I 195 cases. SwelIed by pink runs in other districts of Alaska. the total pink pack in the Territory during summer fishing was 4,629,779 cases.
 Total Alaska pack by species, was as follows: 1,122.751 cases of reds. 40,314 cases of kings: 4.629.779 cases of pinks; 682,549 cases of chums; 257.260 cases of cohoes- for a grand total of 6,732, ,653 cases of salmon in the entire Territory. compared to last years total pack of 4,310,841 cases.
 Due entirely to the unexpected late run of the humpbacks, the Southeast Alaska pack was the heaviest turned in by eanners in any of the three fishing sections of the Territory. The pack in this area showed totals of 136, ,487 cases Of reds; 1,745 eases of kings; 3,613,- 195 cases of pinks; 297s344 cases of chums; 147,642 cases of eohoes- .or a total pack in the district of A. I96,413 eases, compared to 1,525.- 787 cases last year.
 In Central Alaska, the pack fig ures showed 381,949 cases of reds; 35,571 cases of kings; 1.016,501 cases of pinks, 331,244 eases of chums; 107,854 cases of cohesion a total of 1,873,119 cases, compared to 2.273,672 cases a year ago.
 In Western Alaska, comprising Port Moller and Bristol Bay areas. the pack consisted of 604,315 cases of reds; 2,99S cases of kings; S3 eases of pinks; 53,961 cases of chums; 1,764 cases of cohoes-for a total of 663,l21 cases, compared to 511,382 cases last year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19

The Viking and the Morse. The iceland fields were frozen hard
 The Iceland girls were fair, And every Gyrene# mounted guard.
 Astride a polar bear.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19
MARINES
NEW VERSE TO HYMN

According to "The Midnight sun , ffieial publication of the United states Marines stationed in Lau- .ardaginn. Iceland, a new verse has ,esn added to the Marine Corps amous Hymn. From the Halls of Iontezuma" The Hymn. with new .ears added. follows: From the halls of Montezuma.
 To the shores if Tripoi We fight our country's battles
 On the land as on the sea. First to fight for Right and Freedom
 And to keep our honor clean; We are proud to claim the title Of
 UNITED STATES MARINE Our flags unfurled to every breeze
 From dawn to setting sun; We fought in every cline and place
 Where we could take a gun; In the snow of far off northern lands
 And in sunny tropic scenes. You will find us always on the job THE UNITED STATES MARINES Here's health to you and to our Corps
 Which we are proud to serve;
 In many strife we've fought for life
 And never lost our nerve If the Army and the Navy
 Ever look on Heavens scenes They will find the streets are guarded by
 UNITED STATES MARINES. Again in Nineteen Forty One
 We sailed a northward course And found beneath the mid night sun
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19
NAVY
GOES, ARCTIC CARE


 What the well-dreessed bluejaeket will wear in Alaskan waters was re- gently announced by the Nayy's Bureau of Ships.
 The equipment will consist of jacket. trousers and helmet of jungle cloth, a elose-knttted fabric as near ly impervious to Arctic winds as can be.
 In addition, the well-dressed sail or on the Arctic station will be equipped with a wool felt mask, lea ther mittins and arctic boots to withstand the winds of the North
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19
Navy -Nard

MY aII-
 She was stationed at Newport. R. L. from 1893 until 1940. when by order of President Roosevelt she was recommisstoned as a ship of Che T.. s. Navy. with Lt John Davis USN. lRetired1 as her commanding off eer.
 Now. as a proud old frigate. still typifying the stirring days of the nations youth. she flies the flag of a viee-admiral in a time of national crisis as great as when her bow first tasted blue water
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19
MISS BARNES INITIATED
 INTO EASTERN STAR

Miss Dorisanue Barnes was initi- ated into the local chapter of the Order Of Eastern Star at ceremonies held in the hall September 2. Mrs. Mabel Meadows. Worthy Matron presided in the eauale-lit Chapter room, made especially attractive for the occasion with an abundance of
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19

FOR sALE-Gasboat, "Jebilo" 37 F
 it. long, 1t. g in. beam-75 h. D. Chrysler conversion-2 to reduc- tion. $1250 cash. See Loyal Blink ley. Att
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19

Pacific and the Boring Sea
 Correspondngl heavy garments are being furnished officers in the Alaska defense force.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19

FOR SALE - Theile residence, fur nished. Very reasonable. Terms. In quire Mrs. Theile 43-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19
esh#aowew

During the program which fol- lowed the initiation, Mrs. Ona Oster= man sang several vocal numbers ac- eompanied by Mrs Meadows. The so= eial hours were arranged by Mrs Doris Barnes and Mrs. Helen Clem= ents.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-19
@saIlor sIang for Marine.
MARINES CALL FOR MEN

Attention men 17 to 90 with no dependentsi
 Uncle sam says.
 I want hundreds of alert. physi- eally ii. morally sound men for the United States Marine Corps. You can enlist as a regular and make a career for yourself in the Corps, or you can enlist as reserve for the duration of the emergency only.
 T will pay you. feed you. clothe you. take care Of you when you are sick. l will train you and at the same time give you a life of travel and adventure. l will give you a free education in any of more than 20 general and technical courses you may select. I will give you great opportunities and an assured future
 Inquire today at your Marine Re cruiting Station. your postmaster or Local Draft Board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10
Salmon Fishing Quiet

Salmon fishing not tops
around here al this time.
Few are being taken. but gen
orally OF the smaller SIZE
Ernie Ayers and Enoch Alez-
son were on the salt water not
30 long hack and came in with
a swell catch Of salmon trout
They gave them 10 friends.
The guys are that way.
Went hunting with the pair
last duck season. over Yakima
and Toppenish way.
In the duck blind Ernie, the
restless, said:
Know where I'D hike 10 b. ="
where
In q boat At the Point 4.
fishing for samon-"
And in the boat the other day
fishing for salmon a. the Point,
Ernie. the restless. said:
Know where I'd Ike TO be
Enoch >"
Where?
In the duck blind at Top
penish shooting ducks
Whsfts "a goin' 10 % with .
guy ike that7
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Shelton Nine
Badly Beaten
Lincoln Sluggers
Hit Extra Bosses

Rspning out Is hits. including .
home 7in and three triples. Ian
coin Ahes registered their eighth
straight baseball victory Of the
season BY defeating shelton High
climbers two-yssr Southwest
Washington champions. IL 20 6. at
Shelton Tuesday afternoon.
The Ahes rolled UP 20 lead
before Shelton found Dick Swan
son for three hits, one q triple. In
the sixth inning. Swanson allowed
only four hits in the first five In
nings. Steve Grassi finished W.
I'd Bemis smacked out .
home run In the first inning
with one man on base Ia start
the fireworks and the Abs
scored In every inning hut
three. Every Lincoln PLAYER
hut 6rs>si Ragged a base hit.
Swanson smacked two-for-three
one triple Howie Pyfer also
connected for two hits. both Of
them triples.
Shelton PLAYS return game
with Lincoln In Tacoma on next
Monday.
Lincoln 3. -. 400 ala 1918 IS .
shelton =. 600 COS 500 ii q
Swanson. Grass 90 and spurseon
LeDrew. Carlson a., Phillips 90 and
Woods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10
Milani 0piioned
To Indian Club

SPOKANE. Wash.-First Base
man Frank Milsni has been op-
toned to the Spokane Indians by
the New York Yankees, Business
Manager r. J. Montgomery an
nounced today.
Milani played last season with
Binghampton. N. Y, a Yankee
farm team. The previous season
he was with Wenatchee OF the
Western International league,
where ne hit PSI.
The smooth first-sacker has
been working out with Portland
of the Coast league. but will re-
port Immediately. Montgomery
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10
Chamber Will
Sponsor Game

Tacoma Junior Chamber OF
Commerce will sponsor the North
west leagues opening game be-
tween the Tacoma Truckers and
the Bellinghnm Bells In Athletic
park here Sunday afternoon. April
20. President c. Marvin Lynn an
nouneed today. The junior cham
Der sponsored the Tacoma Tigers
Western International league
starter last year
Manager John .inrick will
send IN. Truckers through work
outs on Stadium field At 3 o'clock
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10
Nv GEORGE kTRksry

United Pre-. staff Correspondent
NEW YoRk - The New York
Yankees. new stTesrllined out
~ loaded with speed ard power.
sill win hack the American league
championship this season And
there's = chance they might win
il ny such wide margin that the
old. familiar cry. Break up the
Yanks" will resound again.
Whether the Yanks Just set
under the gun or win going away
win DEPEND On two things:
IN Pitching and (7) Hi Dickey.
Those are Manager Joe MeCsr-
thy's biggest problems.
There IL every reason "a hs-
lieee that the rebuilt Yankee
pitching staff will measure mp.
With Dickey. who. caught
over 100 games = season for
IL years. its Just = question
of whether Father Time has
caught up With him.
Everywhere els. the Ysnks are
terrific. The new infield Of Cor
don. Pnddy. Rizzuto and Rolfs
bows to none. Puddy and Rizzuto.
who work as smoothly a. n pair
Of ballet dancers around tho key
stone sack. are likely To be the
sensations Of the season. They
can hit. throw. run and field in
major league style. Gordon's shift
In first has proved q great sue
cess Rolf.. although bothered nv
had lee. definitely 10 on the
comeback trail At third.
GREAT OUTFIELD
The Yankee outfield IL likely
TO be the leagues best with Keller
in left DiMsggio in center and
Heinrich and Selkirk In right
keller's hitting has been one Of
the Yanks brightest spots
The Yankee pitching staff
shapes up with Ruffins Russo.
Gomez. Breuer, Bonham. and one
of the rockies In the first line.
Ruffing and Gomez have looked
great.
Bonham has been bothered
by q back ailment hut 1. slow
~ rounding into form. The
rookie star may he Hank
Borowy. or II may be George
Washburn or II may he Charlie
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Sports Parade
DAYTONA BEACH. Fia.--Tt

DAYTONA BEACH. fla.--It
would be interesting tn know.
IN the penny. ius, ho~ much
Abe Simon made for fighting
Joe Louis IN Detroit
I don't mean the amount ~
the check that Promoter Mike
Jacobs handed him. but hwy
much actually vas left for Abe
after his manager, Jimmy John
ston. had taken what I am sure
was his slzeable cut, handlers
and sparring partners had been
paid off. and IN. other iO1 tabs
picked up.
nv guess II that n Was .
pretty psitry sum. y. heavy
weight championship payoffs 20.
and that considering the terrible
beating he took Abe vas almost
"a badly underpaid =. tboss un-
fortnnates who used 10 have te
PLAY tag with The ions 10 make
= Roman holiday.
Yet IL 10 difficult N feel too
sOrry Tor Simon He didn't
have b. fight Louis IN the first
place Thats really making
money ne hard way When you
get a knot on your head with
every dollar. even gold losss 10
appeal
Abe would nave been wiser
had no taken one Of % sltsfns-
tives He could have borrowed
beard and a cane and possd
IS spanish var pensionsr OF
worked ~ fifty cents an hour
testing used parachutss
The best proof o. what a beat
ing Abe did take In those 10
rounds In Detroit. is the fact
that ne has signed 70 fight
Louis again. The nett evidences
q what Louis fists ala N him
will come In the return bout.
Hell never 20 - again. For
one thing, h. viii know he cant
liek Louis. That will soften him
some and there never ~as
ehln-n0t even one Of those
Guizon Borglnm m onntain
memorial ehins - which could
tsk. ticks Abe's did and he the
saxns aftsrxarda.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10
Pirates Place
Youth First

SAN BERNARDINO. Cai.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates will place the
accent on youth and hustle in their
second year under the leadership
Of frankie Frisch and, II a shaky
pitching staff stays glued together.
they may surprise the National
league with a serious pennant chal-
lenge.
In his brief tenure as manager.
Frisch has hacked away desdwood
until today he boasts one of the
youngest squads In the ma jora
Aside from the pitchers only one
starting regular 10 older than rs
and the average age of the team
is close TO Is
Frisch viii enter the season
without a definite lineup. lie
has warned that no regular
" SURF Of his Job.
The Pirate shippers major prob
lem is pitching Last year only
Truett Sewell and Mace Brown
were able to win 10 or more games
This season they again will form
the nucleus of q staff Of IL. Among
the regulars are Joe Bowman. Max
Butcher. Bob Klinger. Ken Heint-
zelman. Dick LAnahsn and John
tanning. Together these eight men
won only 50 games in 1a4o-but
they are the best Of the lot.
STILL QUESTION
A dog-fight IL now in progress
for the other three positions. Russ
Bauers and Long John Gee still
are question marks and Of the SIX
youngsters up from the minors the
best prospects appear 10 be Aldon
Wilkie, a southpaw who won l3
and lost five with Seattle last
year; Bali clemensen from syria
euse and Richard Conger, who
comes from u. c. l.. A. via Beau
mont. Frisch expects 70 make no
decision here until II q, time 10
trim his squad.
While the pitching l. more
or less open, the catching job
Ia closed. II belongs 10 Al
Lopez whom the Pirstes oh
tanned from Boston last sea
son. He will bs supported nv
Virgil Davis, veteran from
last year. and Joe schultz, Who
came up a. rookie from
Portland In 1910 with an aver
age ~ see.
The inhsld hasn't FILLED as yet
but the most probable regular Tine
up will b. composed Of Elbis
Fletcher at first. Frank Cuisine a.
second. Arkie Vaughn at short and
Lee Hsndley at third The latter
will be pressed BY Debs CAIRNS. a
combination third basemsn and
outfieIder who led the league in
batting last year but hasn't won a
starting Job for 1871.
The outfield a. present 10 com
posed Of three right-hsnded hittsrs
Asuriean Van Robsys IL IN EFT.
Vince DiHsRglo m center and Bob
Elliott in rght Against left
handed pitching. Friseh esn counter
nth CAIRNS. Lloyd Waner and ~
Stewart u San Diego. Vno bstted
-s2o IN the Coast league last sea-
son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10
Badgers Drop
Third Straight

roaE~T GROVE. Ore Pacific
Unlysraiiys Badgers dropped their
third strsighi gam. n the univsr-
atty ~ Oregon mere Tuesday. 81
~ 2 Ths Wssfeots took the FIRST
contest u d1tbls header . 10 ,.
Oregon plays the Nsnstehss
Chiefs II the Western fntsrns-
tionsi league At Euxsns nsx, Mon
day.