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Evening star., 1942-10-19
Drop Due in Municipal
And Housing Offerings
BY the Associated PrAss,

by tns Associated FreeS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-New bonds
scheduled for sale by municipali-
ties and housing authorities this
week will aggregate s22,07l ,34l.
compared with s82,852,775 in the
previous period and a weekly average
for the year to date of $23,5o4,837,
the Daily Bond Buyer announced.
Housing authorities account for
the greater part of the new funds
to be raised in the week. On We'd
nesday l3 such bodies will come
into the market for s17,297 900 of
temporary loan advances. all paper
to be dated November 4 and ma
turing from May to November II,
1943.
This will be the second week of
big housing deals, about $50, 1000, 900
of such financing having been COM
pleted on Friday of this week.
Among authorities involved in the
coming offerings will be Charleston,
S. c.; Columbus, Ga, and Read
ing, Pa.
Other offerings next week will be
s577 900 of the University of Texas
Board of Regents and $1,905,341 of
refunding bonds Of Panama City,
Fla.
Evening star., 1942-10-19
Stock Prices Narrow
And Irregular in
Dull Session
SIueeishness Attributed
Partly to Uncertain
War Prospects
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, Oct. 19.- Stocks
moved haltingly in q narrow and un-
even range today as trading activity
slowed down appreciably from recent
levels.
The markets sluggishness was at
tributed in part to greater caution
on the part of bidders, who were in
f1uenced by reports of Nazi gains at
Stalingrad and the Navy's expecta-
ton of a full-scale Japanese attack
on Guadalcanal. On the other hand
selling was not much of a factor
and stocks on the loss side showed
only minor recessions.
Acting a tritle better than the
general run in the final hour were
utilities, aircrafts, rails and an as
sortment of industrial specialties
Steels and motors did little either
way. Transfers amounted to around
100000 shares, smallest in a month
or SO.
Steadiness of the utilities was as
sociated with the tax bill provision
permitting such companies Gnclud-
ing communication concerns) to de-
duct preferred stock dividends in
computing surtaxes. Steels were un-
responsive to the American Iron &
Steel Institutes estimate that this
weeks production would reach a
new record high at 101 per cent OF
the industry's rated capacity.
Dupont moved up more than a
point and fractional progress was
made by Air Reduction, Glenn Mar
tin. Sperry, American Can, Owens
Illinois, Sears s-Roebuck, American
Telephone, Westen Union and Pub
lie Service of New Jersey.
Erie, most active of the rails, reg
istered a new top for the year; also
improved were Santa Fe, Southern
Railway and Chesapeake & Ohio
Eastman Kodak dropped more than
a point In the early proceedings.
Evening star., 1942-10-19
Dividend Is Reduced
By Atlas PIywood

BOSTON, CT. 10 R.-The Atlas
Plywood Corp. today announced a
quarterly dividend o. 80 cents a
share on common stock, payable
November to stockholders of record
October "a. The company had been
paying so cents a share. The quar-
terly preferred dividend remained at
50 cents q share.
Evening star., 1942-10-19

man of the Maritime Commission
predicted ship production would
reach four day by January. He
said the production pace had hlt
two day in April and three day
in September. Contracts have been
let, Land said, for 1904 ships, Of
which 1903 had been delivered and
2,506 were under way.
Evening star., 1942-10-19
A. & P. Shares Offered

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 CP).-Smith,
Barney & Co., today offered in a
secondary distribution 20,374 shares
of non-voting common stock of tias
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. at
SGT with $125 a share allowed deal-
ers. i.
Evening star., 1942-10-19

4Unit OF trading. 10 shares: sales
printed in full. In bankruptcy or receiver. !.
ship or being reorganized under Bankruptcy
panies. Rates Of dividend In the foresoing
table are annual disbursements based Oh
the last quarterly or semi-annua1 declara-
extra dividends are not included I'd Ex
dividend; xr. Ex rights. 4 Also extra or
so fsT Cash or ssoes bsered OF Pss
last year: Payable In Canadian funds.
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year.
Evening star., 1942-10-19
Money Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 Qr.-can money
paper. 50 per cent
Time loans, steady: 5000 days, 1A;
e6 months a per cent sn a. Bankers ac'
per cent 4 months. i.-ia per cent SO
months: Ss-,ss per cent. Rediscount rate
N. Y. Reserve Bank, l per cent.
Evening star., 1942-10-19
Stocks Steady to Firm
In London DeuIinqs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
LONDON, Oct. 19-Stock market
prices held steady to firm in quiet
trading today, a few issues man
aging to better their positions.
Dividend-paying Kaf1rs were In
demand, home rails attracted some
investment buying and rubber and
tea shares finished higher.
Industrial shares were irregular
and oils were steady. British funds
gained fractionally. South Ameri-
can rails flrmed, but the foreign
list generally was idle.
Evening star., 1942-10-19
Pacific Mills Net Cut

BOSTON, Oct 10 (P.-Pacifle
Mills reported today for nine months
ended October 3 net profit of ST.
172,o00. equal to $296 a share on the
capital stock, compared with $l,413,r
600. or S3.57 share, in the iks
period of 1941. i'
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
BUREAUCRACY INVADES
THE REALM OF YOUTH

State Labor Commissioner H. T. Car
rasco ha, CALI hearings n L. Angeles
March II and III San Francisco March =
10 determine "th. dangerous nature II
minors under I6 Of employment in the
distribution IT ~dch printed matter -
newspapers - 'hicycIe, skates or any
otE,r like conveyance.
This means that CarraSco wants IL
rule boys from II to Is out Of the buSi-
ness Of delivering newspapers and other
printed matter. Il viii he a short step
from there to prevent them from deliver
ing anything WhatcNar-mes>ape flow
ers, drugs-hy bicycle "ol any other like
conveyance.
CarraSco'> proposa is. oI course ii
personal interest t. th~ newspaper
CarraSco and his allies Viii d4elarr that
what we say is motiVated ~ "seltiSh m
terest Therefore We ie"I thut oul. posi-
ton and our interest in he matter should
be frankly presented before considering
the deeper implications.
1t makes no economic difference to us
whether our papers are delivered by boys
over l6, or under We would suffer no
economic loss by enactment of the pro
posal We have employed aud do en-
ploy boys over and under that age. Il
W. have any selfish interest. Il springs
from Il personal frltndShlp with tnt>t
boys and from the desire not II be forced
to fire some Of them when we know -
we'll their need Of the money they earn
This proposal stabs much deeper even
than such interest however. 1t strikes
al a principle which is part Of Amrl-
cas- future
1t denies boys the best form Of pructi
cal business training, rating them as III
fantS until they become adults and recug
niZing no n-betWeen period. At II 4 boy
can join the navy. which certainly is no
primary class At Il this writer was do
ing a mans Job at man paN as reSponS-
ible executive in the news department OF
a large newspaper, after carrier-boX
apprenticeship begun at the age of y.
Yet Carrasco would rule that no boy Is
capable of taking care of himself on
bicycle on the streets until he is Is years
old. or more. Between CarrascO's CON
ception Of an incompetent infant ana the
navy'S conception of fighting man there
is one wears difference.
Absurdity of tho labor commissioners
theory is demonstrated by th~ fact that
boys and girls II and ID are issued limit
ed drivers licenses for motor ears.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 1884

Ftatn Of AGAPITO ACINAS, also
Incwn as A. ACENAS, Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, M. ID. ZINN, Public
Administr& tor. as administrator OF
the estate of Agapito Acinas, also
known as A. Acenas, deceased, to
the creditors Of and all person.
having claims against the said de-
ceased, that within six months aftel
the first publication of this notice
they either file them with the neces-
s&ry vouchers in the office OF the
Clerk of the Superior Court of the
State Of California, in and for the
County of Imperial, or exhibit then
with the necessary vouchers to the
said NJ. D. Zinn, 6 administrator
Of said estate, at the office of d
3. Roberts, 207 Bank of America
Bldg, FL Centro, California. the
same being the place IOr Tie trans
action OF Tn" Business of TIC said es-
tate in the COunty Of Imperial, state
Of California.
Dated at FL Ccatso California.
Has 26th day o; January, lg42.
N. -. ZINN,
Administrator of the Estate
of Agapito Acinas, also
known as A. AceuaS, De-
ceased
mo. 15D (J3O-F6- 1920
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
DiCTATORS

tGrass Valley Uniou)
ON, Of the lessons of the war is that
there are dictatorS and dictators. Var
gas OF Brazil was and is a dictator, but
not Of IT, freedom-stupitying, aX-Swing-
ing, type. Admittedly, he has peculiar
ideas about swollen estates N the one
hand and landleSs poems on the other
hand.
Came the war and now Vargas is, per-
haps. the foremost foe of the Nazi p2ne
tration which at one time threatened to
engulf all South America. He is nation
alistic equal to any patriot this side of
the VI aXican border, as democratic as any.
Thus. the term "dictator, which for
merly carried but one meaning and that
odiouS, has been found susceptible of
qualification. to have degrees Of bad
ness. perhaps. in some cases. not bad at
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
WE WASTED TWO YEARS

(Orovillr Mercury Rrgistel0
4 speaker here Monday declared that
IL IapS had fooled everyone but the
Dutch. Al thy time that the Americans
and the British were appeaSing the laps,
the Duich were telling us: "NcS. you cam
have rubber, but we must have War planes
in exchange. So til Dutch got the war
planes ana many an American reading
the brief items about planes going to the
Dutch Fast Indies. complained 4 bit
about such Il waste of fighting equip
ment when il WIS needed 50 badly some
Whelt else
" appeaScd the laps tor about TWO
years after appeaSement had failed in
Europe and while we were sneering at
appeasement. On1 might say that ap-
peaStment in our case Was 4 good thing
because it gave us time to get ready for
war. However. that would be wong, for
during those two years while the JapS
Welt stocking up with steel and OIL the
laps were preparing for war much more
swiftly and efficiently than W.. Our sit
uation would be better mad we gone To
War two years ago Il could not have
been worse.
II you have not read Pearson 4 Aliens
article of yesterday concerning the in-
rortance Of the truth, then please look
it up now and do So.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
GLORIFYING
YOURSELF
BY ALICIA HART
Nj Service staff Writer

L. ~ "a Mold }.T f'c. when
y,a sll. cur prdd .s,iaa m walk
ms "h3 }oe .hya., IT, pat your
! lrrs md hos sou VA .aara and
ato,Elm. .H a a4t., til as mach
about ". s.r ma personality rs
your couture ANA makeup
y graceful Woman wdks and sits
WITH lee, forward and straight,
rather tlm J. ,ating u or cut
She st.Ds ou ihc ball Of the foot,
. ud dee nor come down on the
heel as though -ilng }ent to ang-
q. cr ui aGre under an in'olerable
burden Try 10 develop a natural,
,,ss. u.h' - not m.a.na step:
g. vii '#..r t#t. elf Vol. appear
$40,
- o., oau .5.cd the ar1yc,s And
IU that connection. there's beauty
/ n,ne 10 s:alae shs,a wet soled
F I,Eloids and st.p-lns. With medium
Low uud snJ lIutml heel. which
+ -.It. NIe lid mdor-I -Iinn.uE thatS
really Eeeu,d Tor arliy.' day. are
|m,tr s,Hisb and better s,ylcd than
/ brlorc Il. discriminating woman's
most -woln ahoe the simple pump,
is back IN variety. DrcasY shoes,
canscryine leather. are lighter,
brighter. c>Fecialls the pretty
sandals
Chocsc you5 fsr comfCrt-you
cen get II. nowadays with fashion
i t~o. If yoJ ike low heels but have
avoided them for Appearances sake,
i b., all means choose them now for
+ Daytime ana evening also. Not
squat dummy ones. but trim ones
W.!ch are every where available. If
! ;ou 0o not feel comfortable III low
I E"c,s. sn,rct "a medium Eccl fot cas-
uaI Wca1. lila c,les 'er oceasi1us
"JqlllNE ~ WtiEiua.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
.lBE YOUR STOCKINGS
LONG ENOUGH?

And %.,;ch fuar .!ockiaps Busi-
MSS rcoplr tell III. 1t Is still u
larl that most W1u,l choose Il
SIZE TO suJlt
Oi rau.r IL cMc NonLn Ger
Atp. CG' Va ctoDE,d OF um-ot,r
hr'i and no& with all sort, Il
military precision amCng Us III mi-
form. It's just must To have new
lit Dut on your shoo, the mom-
tnt they bcaln To wear at the cd
gt$.
Nov moro than ever 100, keep
yourself cut Ct tho Im-too-old-
tO-carc braCkcf or g. .ag lc1s "eo
from supeltluous a4r y. are
not at yod, nerfcctb -ro5.,,# aos
ul.eSs vopr It's are smooth = r.
riiltorics viii ke'D tHcl -. .. -
you prefer. ygu can shaN. lhaa
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
WHAT IT WOULD MEAN

II boys from II 10 16 are incapable of
delivering printed matter from BICYCLES
with safety. they are incapable Of riding
BICYCLES at all with safety. If Carrasco
is to be logical he will have to endorse
a proposal for preventing any boy under
16 from riding bicycle. Silly? OF
course it is.
Worst Of all, application of Cartasco' 5
proposed rule would disbar from health
full outdoor work, under trained Sympa-
thetic supervision, many boys whose earn
ings mean a great deal to themselves
and their families. It~Would throw them
into the sort Of idleness against which
juvenile authorities are constantly
preaching. 1t would mean still further
narrowing the authority parents cHer-
else over th,ir childlan-turthcr su1ren-
der of this authority 10 the stat. Can
that be what Carrasco wants.
cor can it be that he wants to force
age limits up TO q level whore some Of
his friends can pressure these boys into
d legim -nted labor union.J
With our nation at War, with every job
done by a BOY releasing man 10 more
vital work in the war effort, II seems
extremely inopportune, to say the least
for the presentation Of such d plan as
that of the labor commissioner. Why
br,p6 idlpnasc'
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Moscow Says Red
Army Near Border

MOSCOW. F,h. .. up Soviet
.tolm troops pressing westward on
the northwest front are approach
ns Cr MAJ even have crossed the
Tatvian border front dispatches
indicated TOD
A core. ;ondenf for the com
muist Crgal pravda reported that
"A number" OF gUclil!as operating
in western La5yiI 1ad arrived at
Soviet al..r hCad1udl cl@ "ith
"mrortant IN. Gmstion regarding
Gc.man position
Ra..o. Moa.eW. heard IN London,
llao Broadcast tIr reported border
rr. III. bw oa -. identity th>
-cc'si II wnlga Ia COS na "'a
Ill 4.
Iar I,ayiu co.rrep ,alont stio
riucr Guerilla forces reported that
ra:ea o1 persons were eeing sell
,rrced to death dali iii Riga, cap
al Of Latyia.
rood nd clothins have been
sonliycatcd in Riga, he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
TOPS IN THEATRES

Sna2zicat movie IL y. ..e' N
is IN TIC treaeu'" t1 dr." es' l.
DYING a madc-over ettl"e sHl' Eight
under Secretary H9ay II: .'s.2.
Jrs neaaquartcre i sea' only
ahlat7j ATLc %a.I @" -" .e'ai!E
hlag wAh art ccas" .sea.~ r....~
=. Il It paatcI 2rall.l as D.. cid
90, prc.u up.1a'r.ra '.as'og
.ca.. Ma,c Lack. tin' 80 @ ~"
ana tcet al ogcrs'allra o., air
T.. s.mtGr'.
Ias.a!lod CH2na.s T.. .e u-
yycc.on ii :or9-n ain 49,. by
the custom. mru. 'ai f..r'sH J.
now u.cd lor tAa' 20 ~. .:e.s.eH-
ing or special a.r&.. T.. aaor
government films Ssm+aa' -. .
Documentary films arr .Hl"a for
insyoct1r-audlanlcs II 49,. 80 or
w Meals are oiGeuH .5 .srm
,hc caIrtelia alG It, . pu
9y,f VIM t.c3 eat Al f... .ua
ar. slmctincs shI"u g.. .. gU-
dWg entertainment Il an. j. 6.
aIgncd 70 the treasury aau.l
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Answers
japanese Say a.
Allied Planes Hit

TOKYO, Feb. 90. Official Broad
cast Recorded b. UP san Francisco'
Imperial headquarters announced
tonight that IS Dutch and Ameri-
can War planes he'd been destroyed
in raids yesterday on Buitenzor8
md Bandoru2, Java. Only two Jap
anceo plans failed to return to
lhcr base 1t vas 2ddcd.
Niuo.gcn ailcrail were accounted
for IL the RAID on the western aiE-
uold at 8audoe0-, II W1s annonnc-
ed. wilma ~ were anot down or
destro,cd Oh ,.it ground At Bui'cn-
Z1rd
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
1ErTER LAIE THAN NEVER

The British have a. Initiating
L;.Iit o. delIe 'hi4es toe ialc. But
."o, a'a prf" hkrly - do tho
rlpht iUIna in tAr ON rm. which
mo-" than ra1 - hoped from
(. many, I.,ly AND Jri -. n.2lahd
b.. a ItIr c%rmpi" II hculd nave
s'cu lrrc lon a.o. o'4a may say
yet j. is free jpaa. and il the
..,c g. tecucndau, ire.s.u" FROM
hc m!a ary aud naval slliafIon
Basin la n9t mogcd - threaten
l.i-e = rd1# tAoaoA En- n"j-
uu'g ia q '1oHrndsEa =. dvan-
90 ~l'hlu Ga:'u IrHap. ! dia
.ya.a A9p l. I'll Ir"r lone aLo
. T. sanrja7p Il n,...Ion Per-
h.l. Tire D,em!.# 81 donlpior
,taus ana = sc.r or tive W"r coun-
lI e,u.d havn n.ra rlfa.rl at q
n.osa nr"l, ~ IN, fGrl when In
Gla j. ~ bldIq needed - prey. t
a&I. }icto"Y. But Iudil g. sloW'y
PROGRESSING ty%nrd lIrcdom. ant
iii ,urlY attain J. 'Dnc daY b'
.nIJsr uil H. B1'i#h %h"'l'
Jrpm or Germany conquer India
!. could never bc Tree.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Tsst %eGr knowledge Ct correct
social usage bF auSWci ina Tie fol
l'&lae CO." ia. th"n rleekina
2galn Il" aut"prI.LN" "u... =
below:
Should &>2aan cacouraaa
ncr maid to repI;,; gossip
:. Should /, woman eucooraHe
hen mad 10 t,,lh a5al he lolm,r
omploNcr?
3. Should Il maid Sand viz, r..
csNIns msrmJcti,ls from her On
+! E"r'
!. Should maid cyee discuss
with Others Anytime winch hap
pens in the home in which She
works.
). Should maid be encouraged
TO enter into family diScu,sions2
What would you Go il
Your child is ruG2 to lour maid
"a let her l1nlsh him?
o. Puisr him yourself?
,e 8l@me the maid in front oi
E5,,,p
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Wrong Man Listed
As Gasoline Thief

It wasn't G.. Miguel at all who
sr,!" that gas from Biackie Nelson $
truck Wednesday nignt. 1T YVES Mi
gue!s 5 brother-.n law, Lloyd ST.
iermld.
Nigucls car was hn5ounded by
81 Centre police after thiei had
/ fled upon being discovered IN th"
act Of syphcning gasoline. from Mel
SONS truck
ST. Germid showed up aGbhe po-
lice station Thursday, confssed he
was the thief and explairfd tlIat
he had been driving his frother-
in-lGw's car and had run out oil
/ fuel
The Post Press bees MiguelS par
/ rGl for the error.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
30 s}~EIEIT ETIhSAG
IRON "SiIGflI COLD

Na4uNCION. = 20 UP
Ilceid"n. r .csty(u. Suffering from
= "s!i,ht cold" VIII rr"i2,n il his
culta -, jHe cFrcut.t" .tsaalon to-
cay Secretary STEPHEN I. Early
-. acun"ed TIE regular F1d2y morn
Iag nIcss co..i lice would Ee cal
rcllcd. bat IT, several Official ap-
r3inncn.s Wou!d b" hopt b. the
~ n.Il.nI
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
MODERN MENUS
FORK CHOPS

Geek thcm tor a waiic Oh low
uoag 'haym1 e= Ill tie Side fap.
Ht.r .anr o.a" Il other od il
IT, pail @Alea @'e. NOT buzz "nd
uu ~, 1!H II ".1h .tmt. No
DotH Idc. ii ,l5..a with lennon
rulc ,ld MO- marjoran. amd It
IN .r,da ol caraW,sF. When chupa
.rc GONE place heIb or anetrlN
or garlIr butter IN top. Dn butter
J. excellent WIth cnopS. Cooked
irntlla are delicious With pork
chcps; 80 j, spinach. But do not
serve SauerNoul with them, II does
not help their flavor.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
CAPITAL TALKS
by
Peter
Edison

WASHINGTON. Ed. 2o.-It was
-. an a.la.r u,casoo by only the
nien.s. r.as.a.s N Washington.
IL m.ae<. U.i.ta S.a.e, officia.
s.es. ri ecmc. I'd .ou- and earn
cstly Wa Sow. Ambassador Man
IN Ia"~a Afterwards IL
american n.s-,J. .Nau know,
,alktG To n.4 .e4 u.sH al hoU
aLou God. IL, H. .nr cad he VA
stu lngonNmoeu.
An explosion Nhicn may hI
OffiCr Of Civilian DctraNe hard
rr than anything yet may be an
expose on the WAY interests have
tried To seize contrOl of local
defense councils and divert the
local trickle into Washington of
strong Coughlinite. ku kluX
Khan. and similar drives to take
over local civilian defense coun-
ellis in areas where groups have
active organizations. In other
areas. the dominant political ma
chimes freeze ont all opposition.
rarty members from holding CT
flee As warden and 50 on.
HIS It situ4tisn ever which
the Washington OCD headquarters
has no jurisdiction. authority OF
control. Civilian dsfeuSe i'll any
community i ultimately a local
problem. National Headquarters Of
'CCD Will, however probably get
behind
Blamed izr the dirty worl; in any
cummumt, Where SHIRT organizu-
nCu caIl grl c ntrol.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The foiiOplag edit.
0ridis are presented as interesting Opin-
ions Uoiced by editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion OF
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

Are we going to let the hope Of the
ages perish from this earth because Of
our unWorthiness, because we, as did
France. insist on "buSiness as usual q?
Rep. Hatton Summers. Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
SUNDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: Orange and grape
fr,ut juice, lmelct with fine herbs
oauneal mullins. coffee. milk.
PARTY DINNER: Spinach bouii-
lon. roast chickens ,gible. gravy.
stuffed baked potato. Brussels
.pyouS with herbs. Caler%, lemon
merluQuo pie, coffee, m..k.
GIFnE3: Potato soup <n herbs
crou.crs. cooEed s2r.ab)e salad,
lru.ep laHer yanc. tou. milk.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NFN Service Staff Writer


More and more Americans "a"
hlnine T. Use Garden herbs n
cooking 1nMa another si"u oi TIE
umt> 'Ihr iLil@ Coz Of ply.
la ti!' prc DaUllit5 tuut &ur III t..
F. .hdlcs may Ct OH civ #p.s
Of .a!nIilar apicc> mahr- t.n tu"t
q Aarden herbs nurolllH Ia Tie
!aGc~Ilr these do
coll" de Sounlu i lotrr Il br!h.
ard IN expert IN nalu2 'hclu Irr
l.ne bu' lucXpc,&i,r tepJ .Er.
valuable adyic" III a Nv b"uE
caIIed Magic in Htrb,n she 2Iy,s
recipes, using garden herbs. naeuc.
tons fer small herb gardens and
general information on herbs Of
great Importance to our American
wartime cookery Let's Cp1a Ec.
book
POTATO SQI-
T2o p5unda pota;oes. ! r.3.e-
spoons c2raWaE seeds tea 0@unS
coarse salt, s le'ks, Guar; #A3ie
mlla . teaspoons fresh ar Gricd'
mUjo:2a. teaSpoca Hap.iha.
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quarts Of vat add tne .uys".t
seeds aad ono teaspoon II yoa..'
salt After naif al ro.t r)ta ..
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i'll small pieces, returned 20 Wal.r
Cut ltcHs ujo sma!. l!e>cs %..tc
par, only. gYoen plav"% 81" ada.d
in whole lcnstn hi'ce "eetnt!
half hout. -reea plre', G.! i,'Ea alo
removed and cup Joilod down p'-
tatosS aGd IceI.o 1. It sa.t pl,.'"
When strained retWu t. po,. uoJ
milk and marjo"am. teaspoon
coarse salt and plpIik1. Cook Is
minutes longer. Before servin-,
he&TT cream and = tablespoons
finely cuJ parsley are added.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20

Base all calculations on the theory that
the worst viii happen. II it doesn't, we'll
be that much ahead.-Wilbur W. White,
dean, Graduate School, Western Reserve
University.