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Evening star., 1942-09-10
Temple, ViIIonovo Avoid
Service Come Conflict
By the Associated Press.

hsSUCIdGeu FIeSe.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-The
annual football game between
Temple and Villanova will be played
on December S, instead of Novem-
ber 28.
The date was changed because
Of the Army Navy game here on the
original date.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Navy Yard Is Champ
|0f SoftbaII Loop
After PIayoff

Navy Yard team won the District
Recreation colored softball cham.
pionship, defeating Bureau OF En-
craving in three out of four playof
games, 11-6, 80, "a and 5-4.
Winning pitchers were Henry,
twice, and Harris.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Camden Raises S25. 900.

Army-Navy Relief Day at Camden
yesterday produced approximately
s25. 900 to be divided equally among
the Army and Navy Relief funds
and the USO.
A crowd OF 8,746, which wagered a
total Of $640 ,585, say j. L. Friedman's S
Playfleld romp to victory in the
American Legion Purse, feature of
the nine-race program.
The favorite Skin Deep finished
second, 31a lengths behind Playfield,
with Son OHal, third The winner
was clicked in 1885 for the 6 fur
longs over a slow track.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Navy Takes HIS. Coach

HAMPDEN- SYDNEY, Va, Sept.
10 (P).-David r. Reveley, assistant
coach at Hampden-Sydney. has been
commissioned q lieutenant q. g. in
the Navy and has been ordered to
report to Boston for duty early next
month.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Marines Coll w. & |. Aide

LEXINGTON, Va, Sept. 10 [P.-
Preston Brown, end coach at Wash
ington and Lee, has been called by
the United States Marine Corps to
enter an officers training school.
He will report at Quantico on
October 5.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Phillip to Lead Terrors

WESTMINSTER, Md, Sept. 10
P).-Mike Phillip, senior from Cliff
ton Heights, Pa, has been elected
captain of the Western Maryland
football team. He made the all
Maryland eleven last year.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Northeastern Picks Ryun

BROOKLINE. Mass, Sept. 10 (P).-
Jim Ryan of Brookline, Holy Cross
1882 football captain, has been ap-
pointed line coach at Northeastern
University.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Final Statistics,

FIst-nalI wfnners-DIvlsion i, Navy
Yard
Second-half winnsrs-Division 2, Bureau
OF Engraving.
Champions frst half-Bureau Of En-
craving.
Second-haH winners-Division 1, Navy
Yard
- Second-half winners-Division 2, War
Department
champions second halfway Yard.
League champions I942-Navy Yard
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Bears Not Ready Declares Hsas but Redskins Coach Ref
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Chicago (2).
Golf.
District amateur champion
ship, Congressional Club, 8 am.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at st. Louis.
Golf.
District amateur champion
ship, Congressional Club, 8 am.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at st. Louis.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
n
Bucs Buy Phil Catcher

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10 tP,.-
Ben Warren, catcher for the Phils,
was sold today to the Pittsburgh
Pirates for the waiver price of 81. 500.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Attendance Must Be Low

Attendance at . Columbus, Ga.
ball game was so low the fans were
afraid to boo because the players
outnumbered 'em.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Brings Sharp Leader
To Sports Job in Gardner
Joey, 145-Pounder, Was Crack Quarterback
And Wizard as Student at Georgetown

you Washington years and addicted to read
ing the know this joey Gardner oeorgetoUns
new graduate manager Of athletics.
He the original mighty mite frail whp OF an IRISH
Philadelphia crack of ringmasers whip
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
Port Troops
Organized

Washington. AUG 20 tATD The
organization and training of large
number ri port batiIliunS Ia operate
oversee, port and insure prompt
handling Of American military ship
mCnt. wa announced today by I'm
dcrSccrciary of War Robert i. Pat
tCrSOn.
The battalious arc beng formed
by the new Army transportation
CORPS. services "i supply. and IN"
training of both Officers ana men
will be- conducted at H. unit training
center. Indian'own Gap. Pa. AItcr
completion of training there. the bat
talionS will he sent {" ports "i en-
barkaiiun for further instruction ~
ship-tu-picr and picr-'o-ship carE"
handling. litcragC operations ard re-
lated jobs.
\ feature OF the training program
a, Indian'nwn Gap will Dc the use
of land ships" rCpiiCJs oi CarG"
vessels. permitting demonstrations OF
proper loading and unloading meth
ODDS, and the operation NJ winchcS.
crgno lirs and Other MACHINES.
,l3isi.rr and ihH. n''''"n at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY LYNN INSECT

Raleigh. Aug. -. Some days aga
This correspondent reported an III
tCrVicw with certain agriculture de-
partmCnt officials suggesting that
current price al tobacco were uui
OF line with price. nl other com
nodlticS. and that the unbalanced
condition held elements of danger.
The artlcl" drew both praise and
vigorous condemnation. One large
eastern farmer who grows tobacco.
cotton and peanuts as cash crops
commended II ~ -ujnd He j. tear
tut that too high prices for one COM
modify will iuluro the others aud
throw the whole agricultural system
worse out ui balance than il now Is.
one warChuuSCiuIu resented the ar
tiClc aS an attempt 10 rob the TO-
baCCu grower al the first oppOrtlu.
ity nc has had IN years Ia make any
decent money on his crop. Those
were ihC tWp CNtTcwCS in comment
No such purpu,u dS attributed Ivy
the wHrchuusCmau ever occurred Ia
the writer. Rather the article was in
spirCd by an honest desire 10 pom;
out situation that while tenn
porarly advantageous Ia one class nj
farmers. vas believed ia be pOtcn-
tally dHrgCr"u :" ali
Trha,rr '.lr,.. ha". r,,,. r.ddC
80 r..r,y go .l h. .r,p -rrr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
Article On Tobacco Prices
Is Praised And Condemned

ou" hu. AID thai tobacco j. finan-
Gladly profitable everywhere except
to the grove" and the u$cr. There
can hC 10 reasonable protest against
Tho growers getting u share of the
profit. - much larger share than nc
has ever gotten Ol the consumers
dollars. II was deemed service.
however. ju call attention tp the dit
ference between immediate profit
ana permanent welfare. If this idea
VA moi conveyed. thc fault lies with
poor writing and moi lacb; of good
intention.
l'Crhap, III" general idea is better
expressed ~ Tive following statement
10y Il. ". SlullnC". farm management
specialist rf The y. G. state College
Extension Service.
Most farmers know that il has
taken u- nearly u quarter ~ q cen
'ulv tu g"i over the up-urCC IN land
prices iha' went with ihC bip price.
i"r farm products brought on by the
last var" Shui'ucr declared.
We COW SOC wow 'Nri the hrrm
wH~ Iruius'l.t"d wh"n Il pulled the
price ui 3. lJr'0 go high tina; the earn
ruc> C"r',d MOI pay nG tho mortgage
over long pcr'od" he continued.
The results Oi such y situation ar"
tou we'll remembered rs grower
who suffered Iorcclo mes. reduced
living standards. ana general run
contained ~ I'r.a '", en-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
Fleet Found
AT Far T'iip
OF SoIorrlons
Announcement Says
Results of Attack Un-
known; Loss of Aus
traiian Cruiser in Inva-
sion Attack is An
nounccd.

General MacArtnur'S Head
qmr'rr~. Australia. Aug. Do
CAP Allied bomhcrS struck
new h."W III support of United
State IarnrS fighting To dis
lodge tn" Japanese from the
Solomon island by blasting at
enemy warShipS almost 400
mile north of the battle area
Yesterday, General Macarthur :
headquarters announced today.
The c"mmuniquc disclosing
the attack also announced the
lbs "I the lO.00O-ton Australian
cruiser tanbcrra in the iirst
Stage Oi the SOlnnOnS is
lands battle while serving with
United states naval forces under
The command of Vice Admiral
Robert Lee Ghnrmlcy.
Australian authorities listed cas-
U",i,'- a.rard the CanDCrra which
CARED SIG mru.-..~ 81 dead and 100
wounded. Among the fatalities were
IN" r'""->arr. Captain Frank Get
ing of Nyumcy, and Ensign j. ".
Vance Of 'ur Inltcd StaicS Navy.
Tie announcement concern The
aerial .....i uu the Japanr~c naval
GuI' yo',rday ~aId merely that al
!IcG heavy uUmnCrS had attacked
enemy Ha-hlpS near FalSi Il small
iSEnd "' i." northern tip ui the Solo
m"'. ".'| unknown results. and
thai ... ,ac raiders had returned
safely despite heavy nnti-aircrait
Inc
''' ".uu'uccmcni WAS ul pdrti-
Cui" interest here. however. lur it
constituted The first official mention
"i operations against .IHpanrs" naval
UNI DO Vie solomon island area
$IEc" 'nr na'tIc III which Inc Can
per- $3.50. tu:t almost two WrCE ago.
To-" j.."ur-C ilcct was reported
in 'aNr withdrawn nurthWard aiicT
lHd' eng. cement and there mas been
Considerable unofficial speculation
cpnr'''.irs I,' whereabouts
IN addition Ia the attack un the
cncmN MAYA! units. allied b"mbcrS
m"G' i," altitude raid yesterday
Oh Cd al"uCSC-uCctpiCd town in
llNn.. g. a., northwest al Australia;
Mgr.,'."uu Be- headquarters rcp0ltc
In' "aiIctIu expressed MaCAr-
'i'' profound regret at The L., ;
o. 70" t"ubrrra and paid high trib-
u'r 70 hcr officer, and Grey
I.M'r Minister John Curtin like
We mT.l."d tine CanbCrr;i'> men IN
image "t sympathy 10 relatives
o. hI"" BOT III action.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
Walter Smith
Loses Fight
For His Life

Ralrjgh. Aug 20.-(Ap Walter
Smith. O.. Wayne county tcm;nt. will
urc IN the States ga. chamber to-
morrow for the death al Alphnn>u
Price. an OyrrSCCr. last November.
Governor BruughtUn SAID today nc
would not intervene in the case of
Smith. who previously had served
prison sentences for as aIIi with Il
knife.
In recent days Smith has made
several statements Ia pHrolr officials.
lie said that nc had no reason Ia Kill
Price. that he was intoxicated. and
that his gun went of accidentally
when he pushed Price away.
In denying communication. GuvCr-
nor Broughtpn said:
The murdered man was . WAYNE
county farmer with wir" ana four
young children. Without justification
he was called from his hom. ln-
armed by the prisoner and Shot 10
death. virtually ON his own doorstep
while pleading for mercy Tho plea
for ClCmCncy is based almost wholly
on the contention that the prisoner
was intoxicated at The time tie ac.
was committed There was evidence
that the pri oncr had been drink
ing some at the lime ul the murder.
Voluntary INVESTIGATION Is not &c
IcnSc Ia the commission of q crime
under the laws ul hi state. II Is u
/ circumstance Ia he decided by tho
jury in passing upon the question of
guilt. The jury in this case af't:
hearing all the evidence and upon
| full Instructions Nv the trial Judge
concerning the law on INVESTIGATION
! found the defendant guilty oi muir
I der in the first degree. Tho trial was
| fully reviewed by the supreme court
/ and the Judgment upheld. ! cannot
. intervene in this case.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
Demo Fight
To Floor
Both Sides Claim Vic
tory in Bitter Roose-
welt Farley Struggle
in New York.

New York. Aug. 2G.-(Npr--
Inc ii@ht Tor selection of a
Democratic nominee Tor g0rrr
nor Of New York. rriirctinr -
bitter struggle between PrrSi-
dent Roosevelt and former Dem.
Gcrltir National Chairman James
\. Farley. went 10 the il1or Of
the partN'> state convention in
Broukl,n today for the first tim
in II years.
Srpl' -mcn in. United STATES Sea-
i'". lanes NJ Mead OF Buffalo. TO-.
."rrd %" tn" Chief Executive. con-
tended Ho had picked zip u"n
,u,ng'. overnight and would W..
STAT" chairman Jane y. Farley
."Hr.'". liutIl said that ms choice
state AH.,u'y General John j. Ben
nett .... would win ON the iirsi bal
.u'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
Stock Market
Leaders Slip

No" York. Aug. 2G.-jAPO The
,""" market ran into Il little more
ta"', cdShlng today and. with seat
tT''n exceptions. leaders slipped
".,C,unns "a Il point ur so.
van Street felt that the big com
,,''''n' rad on the naIi-hCld French
L ".>' sun was bulliSh influence
ri' cant market stimulation was dc
iN'd from other war news. The
EI,,EEiE price upswing inspired some
mTh""hlng Of commitments Oh the
L,''F technical correction might
U" 10 thC orfing
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
Brazilian Order De-
tanning All Enbarkees
Except Diplomats on
Exchange Ship Fol
lows Sixth Recent u
Boat Sinking.

Rio dr. J,ucirn A. IN
tAP,-,u Gcrm,,, 49, ",
Iom,ts WIN h,d c,,j,,rtad
tbc exchange Shin, e. ""
Cuyoh, were nrInr.d n',,; anu
hn>t,"c> ,nd,y Inv pnn.;,,o n
VARGAS sbor,Iv affair ,,,. ,;,,,';,
of the >iyih \.,,;i;,, hi, -, n
cen, d,y> w,,I ,unn,,,nnh
-,
,..,.,,'. 't'r ",' ,'''' "'It i"I'G Nlt''
'''.'' '''''' ',''"'>' guy |" san lni
.;I - .,., ~ ''"'''' ''' ''|i''"i IA
.'''''IH' ne ,'N"TrS 'i"u pr'h posi-
i"i'',' v''' '''' u. me week Wnrn "
- g" '@' '''' ''' N"IhHiS Oh i've
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
Reds Seize
Initiative
In North
Forces Before Stain
grad and in Caucasus
Hold l. oggeuly, Mos
cow Reports; Heavy
Casualties Inflicted in
Offensive.

Moscow. Aug. 2O.-(AP-
The Red army has taken The mi
tIatlvc in battles Developing on
four key Russian fronts along
che 400 miles from BryanSk to
Lake l!m>m while holding dog
gcdiy bcfor" italiugrIad and in
III" Caucasus. battlefront dis
patches reported today.
tcnicrS Ui the Russian attack
were listed u. the BryanSk
front. 2lD miles southwest oI
MuSruw. tn" salient $50 miles
west of MnNruw III the wanna
area: the Kalinin- E2lIrv salient.
$50 miles northwest oI the cap
iial: and III" Lake iImen front
south If icninrrad
tThIS WIS the ii:-i ,pvciGic u!en-
ton uf Red army Orlru>Iycs un these
fronts IN Russian dispatches. ali
though German CruIuuniuIIc~ for
days have told q. desperate vcals-
lance there 10y nuIi forces hurled
INTO the defensive hv strong Soviet
atiuckS.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
Dieppe Raid
Cuts German
Air Strength
Hitler B e lieve d to
Have Lost Third of
+ i G h t er P a n e
Strength in Western
Europe; Titantic New
Blows Predicted.
IHy The Associated PrcsS)


NbN | ne Associated PreSS)
Secrets OF Grrmauy's anti
.;u,...;,, ,.,l !
Wv 'llH'H we're
>'u''i'" u! inc hllIrd command
:pGal anna predictions that III
tanfic new blows vn,,ld f,u
snnu ,,n,, ,b, ;i...,.., gu
-" I'''rtA HaHlH III
'ic WAX" "l Yesterday history
n:rklnp attack on Di,n,,a
France.
\. f;r., ,,..,;.
- - "''> -! int RAD, IN
formed London quarters dpclar.
ed prubrII,- ,,, ,Li-I = ,I'I.
Jiil.r'.. r;,,,,.,
l''"''' 81 ciiSln
III N'H''i u Europe n;lu been de-
StrONpd during the ninp-hour
uSSrIII,
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NirLy h, ,,IorI,, i, LING r.h
h,,L f., ,,,,h ,i'i',;, san" 'n':e
Ib,. ,,,..oi, -, ,I'; =" III
after :, rain -, isr,,;,II ,,.,;,,n.'.
,;r,. '"'" VI ''''''>'' i'''''erN
C"'iIi,r ..,.,..,.. ....a .,...., 80
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,,.,,... ..I,.,,,' 800 us ga " ''uSc
D,rnur rn|., iiro I,,,i i,.i''S o oao me
.nu .r,.,II L.,'',, ,,'I 81, ~ "ou 10
tank ,r'w', mm irn "' ',> &C., Pt ,',,Ie
,yrrlr IA Hri,i,E ,,..,r,i,,,,' "E 1919
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
Cotton Prices
Down At Noon

New York. Aug. 20, (APD- COT
mn iN'urcr opened 80 Ia 81 cents Il
bal" ipwcr
H".n values were 10 10 80 cent u
? y@n lower. October 1915, December
i""' and March 1852.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

gust and II. acquisitions from the
arms and services Of the Army for
specialist corps members increased
by 800 pcr cent Appointments ale
being made in the special corps
srory day. nc said. {" meet require
lreri, for sNocia''" 'rn'nnh NO" .
~ .prriii. 'rh
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
WfA 4 fai.R

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
a, showers and thunderslormS
u',N afternoon and i'm the noun
"lhN iorirft: little change in
"hptriiuip
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

.NGScGW. aug. 2O.-tAP)-
The news of the allied raid on
Di"ppr. uuickcnins Soviet hopes
of a II rUnd front in western
Europe. WAS displayed prom
in"ntir in the Moscow press.
British and American COM
muniuur> on the action were
printed at the top of foreign
nrWS PAGES.
There WAS no official COM
mcnt immediately. but the pop
ulatiOn rad The reports eagerly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

.c"ui,nlDod - I,,2 "", ou,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-03

The biggest profit derived from
the cultivation of n crop on The
farm is that from the proper cuitlVa~
ton Of the boy and girl crop.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12
DIARY OF THE WAR

FRIDAY-Java's principal military
and civilian centers appeared about
gone but Dutch were maneuvering to
create another Bataan upon their bro
ken island. Batavia, Bandoeng and
Soerabaja appeared about to fall.
Macarthur reported thousands of Jap
soldiers were killed in bombing of Jap
ships in Subic bay as vessels We're
Transports Japs admitted 30 planes
had bombed Jap island of Mnamitori
Shima, 200 miles southeast of Tokyo.
In Burma it appeared Japs were pre-
pairing for drive down upon Rangoon.
There were also clashes in northern
Burma where Chinese have consider
able strength. Reds cleaned up a
pocket of German resistance 1875 miles
east Of Smolensk at 7ukhnov. Tokyo
claimed 10000 Singapore prisoners.
Australians were feeling Japs planned
invasion there next.
SATURDAY-Battle of Java was
entering its last stage, with western
end of island abandoned. Dutch were
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12

liam air arm opened a counter-offen-
sive and reported a number of enemy
transports hit. British, giving up
southern Burma, broke Jap maneuver
of encirclement A Jap cruiser shelled
Cebu in central islands of Philippines
but everything was quiet on Bataan.
There was possibility of occupation
of French Madagascar by Allies lest
it be used by Axis. Turkey announced
six French ships had been transferred
from Dakar to Madagascar. Fear of
Russian break through had led Hitler
to plan a general offensive. Nolun-
teer fighters over Burma bagged 3
Jap planes in week. Stories of
atrocities by Japs were beginning to
reach Britain AND America.
THURSDAY - Reds pierced a
strong fortified line Of Hitler and
were attacking all along line. Brazil
appeared approaching war with Axis.
Dutch announced they would carry
on guerrilla war against Japs in East
Indies. U. S. and Australian bombers
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12
Homemakers' Column
Edited by Mariana Lee Long.
Home Demonstration Agent,
Oakland, Maryland.
ERIITS

With pineapple one of our favorite
fruits, continually going up in price,
many Of us will be substituting other
fruits that we can get more reason
ably.
Some of the following recipes
might be used for variety:
Banana Coconut Rolls
firm ripe bananas
2 tablespoons melted butter
tablespoons lemon juice
y cup shredded cocunut
Peel bananas and brush thoroughly
with butter, then with lemon juice.
Place into well-buttered baking pan.
Cut bananas in half, crosswise, and
sprinkle with coconut. Bake in a
moderate oven (375 F. Is to 20 min
utes, or until bananas are tender and
coconut Drowned. Serve hot with hot
lemon sauce or other fruit sauces.
Six servings.
Banana Prune Whip
Z cup prune PURGE
Is cup sugar
Dash of salt
l cup thinIy sliced ripe bananas
Il to bananas)
tablespoon lemon juice
egg whites
Mix together prune PURGE, sugar
and salt. Cook over low heat, stir
ring constantly until sugar is dis
solved. Cool Add bananas and lem
on juice to prune mixture and mix
we'll Beat egg whites until foamy
throughout. Add prune- banana mix
ture, little at time, beating con-
stantly until mixture is smooth,
thick and fluffy. Chill. Four to six
servings.
Note; To prepare prune PURGE,
drain slightly sweetened stewed
prunes thoroughly. Remove stones,
cut into small pieces and with a
spoon rub pulp through colander or
c0arSe-meSh sieve.
Banana Salmon Salad
/ cup sliced or diced ripe bananas
Il to bananas)
z cup diced pineapple Canned or
fresh)
IL cups faxed salmon
p cup diced celery
tablespoons finely chopped pick
les
112 teaspoons salt
1 tablespoon mustard
tablespoon mayonnaise
Combine bananas and pineapple
Add salmon, celery, pickles and salt.
Add mustard and mayonnaise Mix
lightly. Serve with crisp lettuce or
other salad greens. Four to six serv-
ings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12
Oakland High Quint Trims Bay.
ard 27-22

Oakland High school basketball
team caused Bayard High school to
end it's season with a loss on their
home floor last Friday night by trim
ming the West Virginia quint n to
%.
In sweeping the series Oakland
forged to the front early in the first
period and confined to set the pace
throughout. The period scores were
5-3, 1876 and Pip.
Bayard held Oakland scoreless from
the field in the firal quarter while
scoring four field goals but were UNI
able to overcome the big lead.
Gene Rock was high scorer for Oak
land with nine points, while Stewart
and Treacy had six each; Kahl 4 and
Ashby 2. Sefarin led the Bayard team
with points, while Blizzard and Davy
scored each. Rodehever and Fulk
scored and points respectively for
Bayard.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12
NOn-Defense NYA Units To Be
Transferred To Defense

Some National Youth .Administra-
ton programs in Maryland, considered
non-defense activities, are to be trans
ferred to defense lists as a result of an
order of Aubrey Williams, NYA Adj
ministrator, to eliminate all projects
that are not training workers for war
production.
Glen D. Brown, State NYA Direc-
tor, who made reorganization survey
Of NYA projects in Western Mary
land last week, said those non-defense
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12
Apple Cheese Custard Pie

Apple Cheese Custard Pie
2 cups sliced apples
l-3 cup graduated sugar
tablespoon brown sugar
4 teaspoon cloves
Il teaspoon salt
- teaspoon cinnamon
, tablespoons -four
2 eggs (beaten)
teaspoon vanilla
l cup milk
tablespoons cream
J.. cup cottage cheese
unbaked pie crust
Mix together half the sugar, brown
sugar, spices, salt and -four. Pour
into the pie crust Add the rest of
the ingredients which have been
mixed together Bake 10 minutes
425 degrees F., reduce heat to 1926 de-
grees F. and bake 25 minutes. Cool
and serve.
Apple Nut Bread
Cream together:
Il cup shortening
q cup sugar
egg and add:
% cup apple sauce (unsweetened)
2 cups -four
p teaspoon baking powder
y teaspoon soda
a teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons sour milk
p cup chopped nut meats
Place in creased pan and bake As
minutes $50 degrees F.
Apple Ice Cream
cup milk
/ tablespoon flour
y cup sugar
IL cups whipping cream
4 teaspoon salt
l egg yolk
/ tablespoon gelatin
2 tablespoons water
l cup stewed apples (pressed thru
a sieve)
Scald milk, add -four salt and q
cup sugar which have beer mixed to.
gether Cook until thickened. Com.
bine egg yolk with Il cup sugar, sti
into the custard mixture and cooE
two minutes. Soak the gelatin il
water, add to the custard base. Chill
Whip cream, add the apples anc
cream to custard base. Place in tray
of refrigerator and freeze
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12

sank and damaged 7 Jap ships in at
tack off New Guinea. British forced
German battleship back to harbor
off Norway coast. Churchill offered
plan to put India nearer Dominion
status as Cripps was sent out to
India as emissary. British forces
were sent to Nassau in Bahamas.
British in Burma were hard pressed.
Japs and Chinese were said to be in
heavy battle.