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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
MRS. M. X. CAUTHORNE
HOSTESS SATURDAY

Mrs. Mary Keith Cauthorne was
hostess at her apartment in the
Baranof Hotel with a small cocktail
party on Saturday afternoon at
S o'clock for Mrs. Dwight Brown
and Mrs. @. A. Lingo who recently
arrived here from Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
WELL BABY CONFERENCE

Tomorrow afternoon between the
hours of and 2 o'clock a well
baby nursing conference will be
held in the Douglas City Hall I'M
der the supervision of Mrs. Mar
jorie HeSsig.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
AUXILIARY TO MEET

Members of the Junior Ladies
Auxiliary, No. "a, will meet at 8
o'clock tomorrow evening in Union
Hall. All members are urged to
attend.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
EASTERN STAR TO HOLD
REGULAR MEETING TUES.

On Tuesday evening the Order Of
the Eastern Star will hold its reg
ular meeting in the Scottish Rite
Temple. The meeting will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Leona Talmage,
Worthy Matron, and Mrs. Alice
Brown, secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
DOUGLAS
NEWS
DOUGLAS SENIORS GIVE
-ocn cyrCrEccEUu nan

Douglas High School gym was
the scene on Saturday night of one
of the two principal school dances
of the year, the Seniors annual,
and pretty event it was, with a
good crowd present to insure pleas
urable as we'll as financial success.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
MR.. AND MRS. SHELDON
TAKE APARTMENT HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Sheldon, who
arrived here recently from Fair
banks to make their home, have
taken an apartment in the Feldon
Apartments. Mr.. Sheldon Is Ex-
ecutive Director of the Unemploy-
ment Compensation Commission.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
MRS. VIC ROSS ARRIVES
HERE FROM ISLAND CITY

Mrs. Wv Ross, who has been max
ing her home in Sitka, where her
husband is employed, has arrived
in Juneau. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross form
erly lived here.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow,
Jones averages: Industrials, 1905;
rails, 2789; utilities, 14.54.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12

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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
MRS. J. w. MALEN HERE
FROM SITKA TO LIVE

Mrs. j. w. Malen, wife of Lieut..
Malen, U.S.C.G., has arrived in
Juneau and is staying at the Bar
anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA MEET TUESDAY

At o'clock tomorrow evening the
Catholic Daughters of America will
hold their regular monthly business
meeting in the Parish Hall. Mrs.
Herbert Redman, Grand Regent
will lconduct the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
syTKA DOCTOR HERE

DR.. Louis Sharpenberg, prominent
Sitka physician, arrived here today
to attend the Federal District Court
term.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12

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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
COUNCIL is TO BE

COUNCIL IS TO BE
IN SESSION TONIGHT
For their regular business ses-
sion, the members of the Douglas
City Council will meet tonight in
the City Hail.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-18

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ReF0rt bes bp9piirbisen Germ.
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&Opf.
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mid Derftebsn," fagte tie reiignirt
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81" Iasts Srir nod einmaI. ~SF
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babe unb na5 bort in einigen MOhen
abreifen pia,@ eripiDerte6rau b. Graba
mann nit bebenber Stimme. rWaa
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fommen flar: elm G9eiben fiir's 2e'
ben! Oie @%ntfernung, bas mDrberti@t
alima bort = adj! pie ion ids er'
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nit ben 0dnben.
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syrau b.. @rdBmann INNER nod ntd9t
leib tbun fpplfe. v@eben sic bod mil
ibm!" f9Iug tie. itrublenb iiber bieieu
guten Gebanfen, Dor.
syrau b. @raBmann 59ien bieieu
9orf9log in ibrem Sanler5e gar ni4i
gebOrt gu baben.
.Das @aidfal lift tpirtli4 febr bart
aeqen piele Meni9en," fagte fie MD
unferbriidtem @9lu9aen. sd mD4tt
nirfli9 pifen. ob es cine 10 f9ners
Giinbe tit, bagesen gu babern. Dir,
bic i9 aus gldn5enben 9erhdltnihe en-
beraus genDtbist bin, mein 8rot untel
syremben gu iuhen, mir nimnlt es Der
Srpf Der trauernben Mittpe bag
einaioe Rinb. limb bieiem Rinbt
nimmt es ben 8oben Der 9eimatb nn'
ter ben 6iiBen meg bur4 bOspiaigt
Werleumbung unb falf8eg 3eugnih
unb fGidt IS in Elm fernes 2ano urlte'
einen SimmelsHri9, Der ben fiherer
SOB fir bens5remben I'm S4ooBe bat
Son man ba ni9t nit benz S9idial
babsrn9"
sd tpeiB nidt,' fuste Srtr unbs,
baaiid. Ser pater pirb es getpiB fds
aen fDnnen - er 1T febr gut
Frau b. @raBmann nabm audi BON
BEN pater feline Noti5.
0~ortiebuns folst.)
Washington Journal., 1942-09-18

glusen, m0dte ID meFns SGnbe um
ibren Gals Iegen unb lie talten 8lutes
srbrOFeIu. Man9mal bente i9, baB
i9 mir gu bel ougemutbet, bierber gu
fommen, unb nur Der @eodnte, bah
ids fir bid that, Mar, brinqt mid
iiber bus l1umOgIi9e bintpes. Meins
3tmmer, bic 3immer meiuer S1peiter,
Iinb nod bon BON benz f9tperen Gbbz
prebufte, ben lie auf msinen Hatb UNI
ft1 perbreitete, neil Guoolf Ben ihn
perabi9eute. unb biefer Duff, Der mid
man@mal tpa MAIDEN mDhte, lit mein
Stimulans. Mit S9impf unb S9ans
be bat GuooIf Gen mid aus ieinsm
9aufe seiugt unb mir nod feline @robs
mutb p~orgebalten, bab CT mid benz
Staotsantpalt nidt iiberseben, fpegen
ieines Namens5uges auf einem getpifs
fen papter, ben er atpur ni9t gefdries
ben. dber Aus Standardization"
anerfonnt. DIS bic be3oblte gbrers
bome feiner grbin bin i1 6ierber 3ue
riidgete9rt nit Der feiten WbIi9t, ols
.R0niginmutter" ni9t gu ben JiiBen
bes Sbrones, fonbern neben bemIelben
gu lteben unb i9 ba9te es mir 70
Iei9t, bu4tn gu geIangen iiber ein iuns
ges, unerfabrenes @dns1en bintpeg,
bas BON Re6ts ipsgsn Wa9s fsin
miiBts In msinen gei9idten 6dnben.
Sd mar fogar geneigt, bies @Gns9en
gu lteben - fopeit Ii9 bapOn reben
lGBt - trob6em es 3eG'f9es 9Iut in
ben Nbern Bat. Gs gibt pirtIi9 tein
barmlDIsres WeIen ais bie1e 8eatrir
Dornberg, uber es muB bie5er Sropfen
3el'i9en 8lutes in ibren Mbern genes
fen fetn, Der ii9 initintttp geger MIDI
tehrte. Dds lit ia natiirIi9 l1nitnn,
benn bic tpdbre l1rfa9e 1T bic, baB i9
inter falf4en 8orousfeBungen ban.
bette, tnbem t6 8eatrir unter benz 8es
griff riunges Mtdb9en" aus Der S9d.
blone pdbnte. Jlein, lie bat ni9ts
S4abIonenbaftes; ie 1T du9 ni9t
i9le4t, fonoern einfa9 gar ni9t ergo
gen! Nber es liegt ettpds in ibr - man
fibtt bas, fpenn lie @eige fpieIt = bod
fam man ni6t fasen. mas es tit; es
.Iiegt nod fpie elm S9leier bariiber.
Gins tit ii6er: lie nirb ale Sage bib
fder in angeme1ener Soilette, beren
S6nitt gbic bat - mein 8erbienft."
Washington Journal., 1942-09-18
!. M6er man t6uf6t fi& 70 oft In

tete. Mber man tduf9t fi9 70 oft in
ben 2euten = Srig bate aud biss
Chandler bemerft unb ltan0 nun gang
perpler unb fab tbren DaDontrabenoen
@Giten na9. uno bic f9lante @eftalt
9brofDs, fpie oie1e 1i9 aus Dem 9attel
bog nit ibrer 19langenglei4en Gra5ie,
I'm benz 6er3pg Elm paar Worte 5u0us
fliftern. als lie bur4 ben Sbortpeg
ritten, iie ftanb nod Dor Srir' Mugenr
als Der 9uffdIag Der pfsrbe ldngit
perbaut mar.
Srir pubts feIbft ni4t genau, mas
fe fiiblte ~ lie battle es I'm bic Welt
ni9t fagen t0nnen. Dur9 bic Geige
pie[ei9t, nit Morten ent19ieben ni9t.
@ritauner, @nttduI9ung unb gntriiz
flung pogten bur9eindnber in ibr, Dor
Nlem aber fiiblte fe einen bumpfen
@9msra irgenbpo i'm &opfe = nein,
in Der 9ruf, i'm 9er3en - einen
@9mer3. Der fein pbDiif4er mar un0
bod 10 gehetmniBbol peb that, einen
S9mer3, Der tie peri0nli9 gar ni9ts
an5ugeben f9ien, ibr ni4t geborte uno
bod aus ibr berporging.
Nertptrrt bur9 bas, mas in ibr Dors
ging. benz tie teinen Namen geben tOnn=
te, panDte ie ii9 enbli4 tpieoer 5uriid
in 3 9aus.
,Nein, mas lit bas beute beiB," fagte
fie nit einsm tiefsn Mtbemauge un0
tpoate an 6rau b. @raBmann Dorbei,
Die in Der 9ale faB, ben Ropf geientt
unb Die 9unD iiber ben Mugen. SD
seb' etipas in ben Wal6 Dielei4t
it's bort beHer."
.@ieGei9t," tpieberbolte 5rau b.
@raBmann nit mertniirbig bebenDer
Stimme, inoem lie Die 9anb linten lieB
unb ben 8opf bob, unb babel ROTTEN
3tpei I9pere Sbrdnen iiber ibre Wun<
gen berab.
uNanu, mas lit benin lDs2" fragte
Srir unb blieb fteben, unb Da iie feline
Mntport befam, fonbern aus ben ges
f~entten Nugenlibern nur 3pei Deiters
2brdHen 9erabrle1elten, 10 leBte 1te
bin3l:. .9but Sbnen Der Ropf pebg
| Sd fpeiB sic baben gu Slid f4on
ben pater unb mid ALIEN reben lafieu
- legen Sic fi9 bin unb fdlafen
sic elm bisaen, Das Dirb oaS Bette
fein!"
.Mein liebes Sinh. tpenn bos 9era
70 i9tper 1T. baB man meint, man
tDnnte es nidt mebr ertraeen, banr
tpmmt Der @9lof niht o1ne Meiteres,
tpenn nan i'm ruff" ertpibsrte Grau
b. @raBmann nit mattem 2ddeln uni
aipei peitsre Sbrdnen, bic auf ibrenl
f9par3en @renabinetleibe funtsltst
pie Settperlen.
ST. modte Srir bebauernb, abel
feltfam ungeriibrt. s9uben 81
idleate Na9ridten befommens.
yrau b. @raBmann bedte BET 6teier
MOrten beioe peiBe. biamantfuntelnb'
6dnoe iiber ibr @efi9t unb f9lu95t'
lsiIe unb Srig itonO Dor ibr unb num-
berte fif, parum lie ihr niht lein that.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-18

.Dein Brief, mein lieber Sunge,"
f9rieb 5rau @raBmunn Oieraebn Sage
lpdter an ibren Sobn, bat mid lds
Aeln gema9t Dur9 bic BARN ausge>
(prodene nngebulb. bic id inbeB Ooa
beqreife unb gu piirbigen neib. Sd
perltebe, bob Du gum 9onbeln brdngit.
aber bu muBt au9 Deriuden. mid gu
Deriteben, bic ben Mes gu babnen bat.
llebereilung bebeutet fir uns Mibers
folq unb Dor bieiem Mrtifel miifen mir
uns bitten, neil Iol9' cine Gbance ni9t
afpeimal tommt. unb einmal Derfpielt
fir INNER peripieIt bieBe. Mein err
fter S9ritt bier mar Elm fdlf9er unb
bate uns fat bas p0aige S4eitern uns
ferer pldne bebeutet, benn i1 babe in
8edtrir Oornbergs Mugen, ben mir 10
I9redIi9 ontipotbi1den. por5ellans
bluuen 3en'fden Nugen. @ebe[ion ges
lefen esgen bas @brenbamenregime i'm
Nlgemeinen unb gegen meine psrfon
i'm 8efonberen unb gegen meme Stels
lunq in Der Mbtei bat cams EruHieB
Gront gemadt unb feline @esnerfddft
aud allfre9t erbulten, Obne Elm !9ehl
baraus gu MAIDEN. Sur NIT Hiidii9t
auf bid babe i4 bic 8ii6fs bier niGt
in's 8orn geDorfen. BABE ben .Dssen
nit Dem iuneen Dinse setreu3t NIB
ssisben, baB Elm Gini4uatsrunsss
Washington Journal., 1942-09-18


a II. Jreunb: rWie 1T benn euei
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ganeen2" .M4. ih Gfel; ais Id
einmal neben meiner 8raut fab, DO
f9rieb i1 in ben Gtuub ouf Der aDm'
mobe SD fiebe Did. unD ba bal
mid bic Mutter binaussei4mihsn!'
Washington Journal., 1942-09-18

Qm britten Sage par's, na9bem
bieier LANCE 8rief gei9rieben unb abs
gefenoet porben mar, Elm i9niler,
tppltenbebedter, fru9tbarer Sag in Der
Mitte bes SUM-, Elm Sag, erfuut BON
QUITE Der Noien unb bes @olblads,
her, BON Der IdfDeren Atmofpbdre ME,
b~ergebriidt, betdubenb unD nerbenoufs
regenb gu glei9er 3eit. in i9peren
Mogen bur9 Die Dffenen 6eniter unb
Sbiiren Der Mbtei einbrang. S9Dn
felt benz Morgen bate bic @eipitterluft
nieber6riidenb fir Menf9en unb
Sbiere iiber Der @egenb gelegen, UNI
Mittag bate IS In Der Gerne gegront,
aber tpeber Gegen nod @epitter batten
bic erboffte aablung unb @rlei9tes
run9 gebra4t.
Nuf Der niebrigen 6reitrsppe Dor Der
@ingdngsbuQe itonb Srir am Jla9=
mittage, ID gegen bier ubr, i'm peiBen
8attittleibe, unb fdb einem 8elu9e
mad. Der Idngit f9on ni4t mebr gu
feben mar = 8brofo un6 ibrem GOuiin
Mngus 9unroB, 9er3og b. Com 2os
monb, bic, Der briidenben S9niils uns
gea9tet, 3u1dmmen pon Weibenrobe
beriiber geritten muren, UNI Der 6errin
BON Srdueniee einen 8eiu9 gu MAIDEN.
Die f9lanfe, tpeiBe @eitalt Pbrofos
an Der Seite bes acknowledgement,
mod re1t tnabenbaft a~usIebenben
f9ottifden Magnaten, mar ben 8liden
in benz Mugenblid entfdnunben, uIs
8eibe bur9 ben tunnelartigen Sbors
neg unter benz fiibli9en Sburm geritz
ten tpdren ~ bennp9 5tdnb Srir unb
fab i9ren @diten na9. bic etpa cine
babe Stunbe bei ibr in Der tiiblen
9aae gefpeiIt. fob ibnen na9, uuf bem>
5elben Slede ftebenb, pie d~ngefpur3elt,
nit einem eigenen. balb erf9rodenen,
balb bertpunberten Musbrud in ben
Mugen unb einem @eiidte, in benz bus
Baden pl0bli9 emrftarrt f4ien bur9
bos Oaapif9entreteu anoerer Gins
bride.
Srir mar cine barmlofe Seele. Der
ieber Org unb jeber MrgpDbn 10 fern
lag, pie Der Monb Der @rbe, aber es
gibt 9inge, bic man eben ni6t umbin
fam. gu Ieben. llnO iie bate cine
gar3 frembe, gang anbere pbroi0 geies
ben als bic, pelhe ie tannte = .fI6l
Bis ans 9er3 binun". upatbif4, apart,
blaiirt unb nur bann our 9eftigteit ges
neigt, tpenn bic Singe ni9t ibren 8es
griffsn BON Comfort fir ibr eigenes,
loupsrdnes Sd entfpra9en. Sdon
pDrgeitern bei benz Diner in MeiBens
robe gu Gbren Der Mntunft bes Ser.
3ogs bate bic arglpie Srir la9enb Bee
merit: .pbrofo muBte beut' entidieben
nit benz rebten SuBe 3uerit Das 8ett
Derlafen baben, neil iie 10 angemein
gnGbig fei," uber beute mar bas nod
gar3 anbers getpeIen. Das mar cine
itrablenbe pbroio, aus beren leu9tenz
BEN Mugen Der Musbrud gelungipeilter
ErGumerei gslpiden, cine pbroio bon
b~inreiBsnber 2iebensniirbigteit unb
beiteriter 2aune, cine pbrofO, bic uns
berboblen unO ohne ii9 3frang auf5u'
erlegen unb Dbne ii9 bor SriT irgenbs
fpie 8u geniren, nit ibrem goulin unb
@aft .geflirtet", baB Srig immer gr0s
Bere Qlusen md9te unb gang pergaB,
I'm f90niten Slang" an Der unterbals
tung tbeil3unebmen! AIs Grau b.
@rabmann bann auf Der 9ilDfld9s
erf4isn, battle pbroio bas nGlirten"
etpas eingeitelt - Elm Befpeis dlfo,
baB ie iid oefien bepuBt mar unb bic
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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
A GOOD BOOK TO READ
THEY WERE EXPEDABLE-W. L.
White HarcOurt, Brace (S2.OO

Reviewed by Charles Nice. Snyder,
assistant professor of education and
history, Washington College, Cnes-
tertown, Md
"They were seventy-eight members
of Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron
stationed in the Philippines at the
outbreak of the war. They were
"expendable" because, as one OF the
group expressed it: Suppose you're
a sergeant machine-gunner, and your
army is retreating and the enemy
advancing. The captain takes you TO
machine gun covering the road
sYou're to stay here and hold this po-
sition.' he tells you. For how long /!
Won ask. Never mind, he answers
inst hold it, Then you know you're
dependable"
w T. White has recorded the ac-
count as it was told to him by the
four survivors (there were almost no
others) who eventually reached tne
limited States: Lieutenant John u
Bulkeley, Lieutenant Robert B. Kel-
w. and Ensigns George E. Cox, Jr.'
and Anthony B. Akers. 1t IS thus
book-length interview. Collectively
their story is the battle of the PM
ippines, the capture of Manila, the
the siege of Bataan and Corregldor
destruction of the Cavite naval base
the relentless penetration southwark
through the islands.
Equipped at the start with SIX tinv
plywood boats, seventy feet long
powered by three Packard motors and
armed with four torpedo tubes and
four 5O-cabiler machine guns, they
harassed and crippled the invading
Japs at every turn. From protecting
coves where they lay in waiting, they
thrust themselves, rapier-like, into
the very shadows of their adversar-
ies-vessels frequently many time;
their size. Their lethal charges re-
leased they lodged and twisted to es-
cape the fire from their startled vic
tins. Undoubtedly their most spec
tacular feat, was the removal of Gen
eral Macarthur, his wife and child
and members of his staff from Ba-
taan, across Jap infested waters, to
Minando, from whence they were
flown to Australia.
There are many things the reader
will not forget: the breath-taking
courage of men with only maneuver-
ability and plywood to meet flying
steel; the heart-breaking romance OF
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16

Lieutenant Kelly and Peggy, the
nurse, which blossomed at the mouth
of the cave under Bataan.
1t is a record of overwhelming
odds. It is also an indictment of COM
placency. They looked on with un-
believing eyes while Jap bombers
flying in mass formation above the
range of Anticipated anti-aircraft
guns, blasted Cavite into shambles
They saw our planes destroyed on the
ground two days after the "lesson''
of Pearl Harbor. They were sadden-
ed to observe upon their arrival in
New York the smugness with which
the American citizenry rushed to buy
newspapers which turned mere Skin
mishes into great victories.
The Readers Digest published this
book in condensed form in the Sep
TENDER issue. The Book-of-the
Month Club hurriedly made it one of
it's two selections for October Read
it, and you will not ask "whyw
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16
ECONOMY IN
She Witchen
Oven Meals Are Time and Fuel Savers

pepper; dot with tablesp ms of
the butter Bake in moderate oven,
35O'F., for Is minutes. Cover with
mixture Of soft bread crumbs and
grated cheese, dot with remaining
butter; continue baking for Is min
utes or until crumbs are Drowned
and the fish tender. to servings.
Noodles
III 5-oz. pkg. tbs. melted but
noodles ter
1 tb. salt 2 tbs. chopped
6 cups boiling parsley
water
Pour boiling sailed water over
noodles; cover and place in 350oF.
oven for 80 minutes; drain. Pour
melted butter over noodles and
sprinkle with chopped parsley.
servings.
Baked Tomatoes
Wash tomatoes; remove stem end
but do not peel. Season with salt,
pepper and a little sugar; place in
creased baking dish; bake in mod
crate oven, 350oF., for 80 minutes
Apple Crisp
to s apples, 6 tbs. shortening
sliced 2s cup brown
1 tsp. cinnamon sugar
II cup water
II cup -four
Put apples in buttered baking
dish. Sprinkle with cinnamon; pour
water over. Work -four, shortening,
and brown sugar together and
sprinkle over apples. Bake in mod
crate oven (35OOF.) 80 to 40 min
utes. 4 to servings.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-10-16

An oven meal If carefully planned
is one of the best ways Of saving
both time and cooking fuel. 1t is, of
course, fairly simple to plan meal
of baked dishes, which require diff
ferent cooking periods, and these
do save some time and fuel. How
ever, they are not nearly so prac-
teal as the oven meal made up Of
dishes which require the same
amount of time.
Vivian Whaley, director of the
A & P Kitchen, has planned the
following menu - with accompany
ing recipes-which requires only a
half hour of cooking time. Although
inexpensive, it is quite equal to a
company occasion and will make
life simple for the hostess, as while
the hot dishes are baking sha IAN
prepare the salad.
Oven Meal Menu
go Minutes at 35OoF.)
Baked Halibut Au Gratin
Buttered Parsley Noodles
Baked Tomatoes
Mixed Green Salad
Apple Crisp
These are the accompanying re-
cipes:
Baked HaIibut Au Gratin
a-Ib. halibut steak n cup bread
/ tsp. salt crumbs
* tsp. pepper II cup grated
4 tbs. butter ParmeSan or
American cheese
Place halibut steak in creased
baking pan; season with salt and