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Evening star., 1942-06-16
u. S. Consul at Malta
Arrives in Cairo
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Egypt, June 16.-Frank
A. Henry, United States consul for
three and a half years at Malta, ar
rived here today with his wife and
daughter from that bomb-scarred
British island to await a new as
signment.
The Malta consulate has been
closed. He said 1t was in one Of
three undamaged buildings on
street where more than so had been
destroyed by Axis attacks.
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Heot KuIIs 18 in Lucknow

LUCKNOW, India, June 16 R.-
Eighteen Europeans have dropped
dead from the heat here in the last
five days while a soaring wind pre-
vailed.
Evening star., 1942-06-16

(See RUSSIA, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1942-06-16

(See LIBYA, Page A-60
Evening star., 1942-06-16

(See RUBBER, Page AS.
Evening star., 1942-06-16

(See PATROL, Page A-7)
Evening star., 1942-06-16

(See BATTLE, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Under Less Pressure.

(See TAXES, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1942-06-16

Late news and sports are covered on
Pages TX and 2-X Of this edition Of
The Star, experimenting the news OF
the regular home delivered edition.
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Investing in Victory

Every payday invest in U. s.
Savings Bonds and Stamps, the
soundeSt securities in the World.
The Treasury needs 10 per cent Of
everybody's income or earnings to
help Win the War.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-30
Rental Areos

Washington (4P)- The Gov ernment has designated IS add. itional communities and the er- tire Territory of Alaska as defense rental areas' and or dered rents affec ing some mil lion persons cut back to M; r1h l levels. The OPA announced the new areas would be given the usual 60 days to meet recom- mendations before the govern ment steps in to enforce them.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-30
Week s News HighIigR1fs
Army Takes Pack

Washington (P)-The War Production board has ordered canners to set aside the entire 1922 pack of salmon, sardines, mackeral and Atlantic herring to fill the needs of the armed services and the lend-lease pro- gram.
 Officials emphasized, however. that the order did not necessar- fly mean that none of the 1922 pack would be available to civil ians. Because of the uncertain ty of supply and demand" the order explained, "it is thought best to require that the entire pack be set aside, then if full supply is not needed the remain der can be released for civilian use."
 Of the estimated 1922 pack of 5,400,0o0 cases about 2,5O0- 900 are required by the the gov ernment. Gamers. must set aside any pack processed from March 1 to February 8, l943 and each canner must make weekly reports to the WIPE as to quantity of fish canned. If pack thus set aside is not purchased by the government within 30 days after filing the report the canner may notify theWPB and the fish covered will be released to the civilian market.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-30
Submarine Sunk

Brazil (R)-A high source re- ported that another enemy sub was sunk off Recife by "a B 1S", presumably an American bomb CT. Douglas twinmotored me- dium bombers known as BLISS are used by the U. s Army.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-30
Destroyer Damaged

Washington (P)-The Navy announced that the World War destroyer Blakely was damaged by an enemy torpedo in the Caribbean sea but reached port with ten members of the crew reported missing and SIX injured.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-30
Tire Quota Reduced

The May tire quota for Kod- iak has been reduced by two truck and three truck tubes, ac- cordipg to H. E Winans, chair man, Rationing Board.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-30

AT SEA Approved by U. s. Navy In immaculate whit the sailors aboard U Nan-OWar do what to be mixture of buck aud wing and sailors hornpipe during physical drill (note the uxurant beard of the man left of ceuer while enroute to battle with convoy. In the army and navy communique issued May 18th reported that movement of 100000 to battle stations tho Atlantic, Indian and Pacific had been carried out in the first three weeks of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
He's Discovered

He left the show for Holly
wood appeared in one film.
Murder in the Big House." then
couldn't land another role 1.
Eating alone in a restaurant one
night he was calling himself
names for leaving Broadway. =.
when who should show up but
Billy Grady. M-G-M's eagle-eyed
talent spotter, in a discovering
mood.
Next thing Van knew he had
A brand new M-G-M contract
and role in Somewhere I'll
Find You" His first scene
was with Clark Gable. his favor
tie movie star, and he was so
scared he blew his lines all over
the set Every one took IL
for granted he and Clark had
met. so nobody introduced them
Van still hasn't met Gable
.. In the six months at Metro.
Johnson has appeared in four
films and is starting his fifth.
He's Just finished playing one
of the three candidates for Doc
tor Kildare's job as DIR. Giles
pies New Assistant" and is
about TO portray Mickey
Rooney's brother in The Human
Comedy" He's a trifle bigger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Popular in U. S.

Since the theateF exchange
between England and America
has been heavily one-sided we
should understand them better
than we do. Their playwrights
and stars have usually found
this country a more clamorous
market than their own, and 1t
n opening no old sores to add
that the feeling has seldom been
reciprocated.
We count such English stars
as Aunty Bea Lille. Gertrude
Lawrence. Noel Coward. Leslie
Howard. Charles Laughton, and
NO. on, among our own stars.
Few, If any, Americans have
ever achieved anything like that
popularity in England, though
Moran and Mack probably came
nearer to IL than any others.
London dotted on them.
In addition TO this one-sided
admiration, the situation has
been aggravated by the play
wrights and critics visiting these
shores.
Forgetting such old accounts
and Mrs. Trollope and Dickens
we have heard enough from such
caustic misrepresenters of the
American scene as st. John
IRVINE, j. B. Priestly and James
Agate, who have taken columns
of newspaper space to explain
that Americans do not know
how to eat. drink. talk, heat
their houses, or behave them
selves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Bunsled on Both Sides

, As ambassadors of an impor-
tant art, Broadway and Picca-
dilly have done a bungling job
and there has been blame
enough on both sides.
For years the American stage
has represented the Englishman
as a bally-aSs, with spats and a
monocle, while the English the
alter has chung 10 the picture OF
Cousin Jonathan as an ill-man-
nered yahoo, engaged in some
sharp business practice If not a
downright crook, wearing a To-
gallon hat. and speaking nasally
through his tobacco juice, In the
voice of political convention.
In England their most naive
compliment to the visiting
American is the insulting re-
mark. "You don't seem like an
America and while we doubt
less have some equally irritating
trade-last il is certainly not that
an Englishman doesn't seem like
one.
Perhaps are secret admiration
for them is based on the fact
that they never seem like any
thing else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
His Name Isn't PGfrick!
Van johnson Plays
Irish Id Called Red
By HARRIET PARSONS

than Mick. standing 6 feet 2 and
scaling 1876 His red-gold hair
photographs blond Back
home they call him Red" of
course bat out here he's
"Swede."
Because his parents were born
in Gafbe's home town. he thinks
he ought TO meet G. c.. Mean
while he chums around with
Gene and BetseY Kelley. June
Havoc. Sam LeNepe- and Frances
Rafferty, He plays the violin,
likes 10 rhumba, is dying TO do
a musical so he can sing and
dance :. His pet hobby is going
through model homes Yes,
girls, he'd like to get married.. i.
but don't write us ;. write Van
johnson, care of M-G-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Language Different

Fortunately few Americans
have ever seen their reports so
II doesn't make much difference.
We have just gone on stub
bornly doing as we pleased.
Like most guide books, the
srmy's is somewhat on the
literal side. Even backwoods
Americans who have never seen
an elevator would probably get
the idea of what the English
mean by lift"
Fortunately for men in uni
form the troublesome problem
Of whether or not TO take the
hat off in one, doesn't exist. For
the same reason the difficult
matter of calling a vest a waist
coat, and an undershirt a vest
Is not likely to cause trouble.
II they want to call suspenders
braces, who cares as long as
they keep the international
pants up.
As frequent visitor TO Eng
land who has noticed that hands
across the sea have often ap-
peared 10 be thumbs across the
nose ] hasten 10 point out that
this state of bitter friendship
exists between no other nations
on earth.
However much fun we make
OF our differences land how
ever much criticism) the very
fact that the feeling exists as
u does Is a stronger guarantee
than any other TO the dura-
biIity OF the kinship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Center Opens
Concert Season

THE JEWISH COMMUNITY
CENTER will open its fall and
winter season with concert on
Jewish themes, 10 be presented
at the center, October is, at
$50 p. m.
Nathan Vizonsky, nationally
known dancer, will present
dance saga, including the Jewish
dance of ancient days, of the
middle ages, and of modern
times. The second artist on the
program will be Moses j. Silver
man, cantor of Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Allies Can BE Friends
It's About Time for an Understanding:
Bdtons Not Sdps, Yonks Not Louis
By JOHN ANDERSON
.,.r.s,loa.l Nv. s.r,'c, Dramatic critie

News SerNece bramaur trt"
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.
CINCE the drama and its critics
~ have often been the cause of
harsh language in the past be-
tween the United States and our
English cousins. i am delighted
TO note that the war department
is determined not only 10 defeat
Hitler and Hirohito. but 10 carry
the peace one step nearer
Utopia and make Americans and
Englishmen understand one an
other.
hope that the new official
booklet a Short Guide 10 Great
Britain" issued 10 troops may be
ISSUED also 10 playgoerS on both
sides of the Atlantic To speed up
the noble rainbows OF cousinly
sympathy and good will.
II should prove that allies can
be friends. in spite of efforts TO
use what Is foolishly considered
.Le- Sas..e arfftfare---------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Might Do Likewise

As the war goes on il might
be useful for the British home
Office TO issue a booklet. a COM
panion volume 10 our war de-
partment manual for military
tourists, telling the English
about the American. especially
the American soldier.
\ Though II is their own coun-
try. and heaven knows they
have defended II magnificently
and are entitled TO Use what
language they please in IL. the
English could help matters by
taking due notice that a lift by
and other name would still go
up and down. They needn't pre-
tend. either. that they don't
know what we're talking about,
as long as the word victory"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Raymond Massey
To Join Army
HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 81

~ HULL I WONJIJ. OCT. d.
DARING last-minute changes.
ID Action in the North At
lantic" will be Raymond Mas
sey's last picture for the
duration. The actor reports to
Ottawa TO become a major in
the Canadian Army.
He served for four years with
the Canadian field artillery in
World War I and came out a
captain. His 17-year-old son,
Godfrey, already is training to
be a pilot for the RCAF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Lois Andrews
Plans Future
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 3.

WOOD, OCT. D.
With the alimony she receives
from George Jessel, Lois An
drews will help pay for an
apartment house, which she ex-
poets to buy and put in the
name of her 10-month-old
daughter, Jerilynn.
Believe it or not. Lois says she
will manage the apartment. This
in addition to her screen career,
which gets under way with the
picture. Dixie Dugan."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

DON PEDRO, his or
chestra and magic violin,
open an engagement Mon
day at Club San Diego.
"Why you know" he told me,
as we stood in the sun in Shu-
bert Alley cooking up whoppers,
THE English even snap their
fingers backwards"
l have never been able TO fig
ure this one out, but / suspect
that the great nanny singer
knows now that il doesn't mat
ter which way you strap your
fingers as long as 1t is in Hit
ler's face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

means the same in both Ian
guages.
This little booklet and dis
patches from London about Al
JolSon's performances for the
troops remind me that years
ago when international ribbing
was the order of the day, the
eminent Jolson returned from a
trip to England with many
amusing tales of their peculiari-
ties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 3

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 3.
YOU'D think his name was
i Patrick O'Something :.
He's always playing Irish lads
In The War Against Mrs.
Hadley," he's soldier, name of
Mike Fitzpatrick :. Fact of the
matter is Van Johnson is pure
Swedish on both sides of the
family. His father and mother,
Charles Z. and Loretta Johnson,
were born in Stockholm But
he has red hair, twinkling eyes
and a pleasant open pan and
somehow he keeps getting cast
as a son of Erin.
He doesn't mind as long as
they let him act :. He's always
wanted to act AS a boy in
Newport. r. l., he staged his
own shows. appeared in school
plays at Newport High, taught
himself to sing and dance :.
In the face of strenuous parental
objections To please his folk
he took business tipping and
shorthand in high school :. And
on graduation went TO work for
his dad as stenographer and
bookkeeper in a real estate office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Tries to Land Job

But he couldn't get his mind
off show business When he
went to New York to visit
friends, he tried desperately TO
land a Job in a Broadway show
Was turned down everywhere
:. until he happened to accom-
pany friend to a rehearsal of
New Faces" The director
saw him and gave him job in
the chorus He st aye d
throughout the engagement g.
then toured with Buster West
and Lucille Page in vaudeville.
Next became one of the Eight
Men of Manhattan" starring
with Mary Martin at the Rain
bow room =. TOO Many Girls"
followed. then pal Joey" In
each of these hit musicals, he
played only a minor role >. but
everyone who came backstage TO
see the stars wanted TO know
about Van johnson. After
nine months in pal Joey" Van
played a hunch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

T0WER-issis Grand Rive, TO: .'so r
Humphrey Bogart In THE BIG SHOT"
And cit HAPPENED IN FLATBI sH."
with Lloyd Nolan. Carole lands Added
"The Battle Of Midway" IN Technicolor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
TIMES S0IJARE-M.ea,s.a a, Cas-. :,

hAHho SvSnnb Open A. NJ. Park Free
After g. Latest News. Cartoon. Serial
Ray Midland, THE LADY HAS PLANS"
Paulette Goddard. Gertrude Michael. Allan
Baxter. 'PKIs0SER OF JAPAN" Added:
Hitler's Doom, 'Our Russian Front"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

TnWrp-I2sis Grand River no. 1850 4
lUWLh Open 1913. Park Free See
Twenty Minutes OF Thrilling Action In
"BATTIE or MIDWAY" In Technicoior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

cJprI wv. warren-Miner RI. OR. 500 4
tihILL Cont. from p. NJ. Paved
Parking Lot Humphrey Bogart In "THt
rig SHOT" Lucille Ball. Jas. Craig IN
VALLEY or THE SUM- 'Art ~ skiing
EXTRA "BATEtE or MIDWAY" Tscf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

TINrnn--Hamiltsn- Tuxedo TO. s-fJss r
iuhLDV Open $40 p. ". Humphrey
Bogart and Irene Manning In "THE BIG
SHOT" Eleanor Powell RED" Shelton In
.ssHlP AH0N..- Plus Disney Cartoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

WhhflLLD Mat. 12:i5. Cont. All Night
Robt. Stack, Jackie Cooper. Brod. Crawford
in s.MEN OF TEXAS" Milton Berle and
Brenda Joyce. "wHIsPERING GHOSTS. ("
Disnsy's "Douaid's Camera"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

TINr-1SZzf East Jefferson. nj Dretei
iiWL Open IL 20 A. NJ News. serai.
q Reel Tech. Cartoon. Gary Cooper, Helen
Hayes. "FAREWELL TO ARMS" H b.
Warner. "a yANK IN LIBYA." Tues.
and Wed. "GONE WITH THE WIND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

vi IVWN Matinee IL 80. Park Free.
Humphrey Bogart and Irene Manning in
1.-THE BIG SHOT" Eleanor Powell, Red"
shelton, Tommy Dorsey and His Band in
"sHIP AHOyf' Disney Cartoon. News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

TIMr-l3szI last Jefferson. ~ Dresd
iiWL STARTING TUESDAY, ALSO
WEDNESDAY, SHOWING At 800 and
2 100 p. NJ. Clark Gable. Vivien Leigh in
GONE WITH THE WIND"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

what I dIdnsl knnW 49, the1 hrr
temper weaid <anstlExrs 81 ct -
hounds xna hamsllzis ~ Ma
cnee bit nasny times shs hss aef<
terrible s1enss IN frUak ~ nuf
frsenas whsn ws uere out. n
do<<nt srem ts mkss az differ
encs n h<r whers - are - whcss
srpund These s<<ne< have 80
cured ever nothing. I might eonr
tr.diei smashing - s<ss = tae
mlldezt manner and SO NH o.
eff Ike . rom.n candle and srcsl
he whole svenlnk fsr svsr10ns
ne lsst ens II these eathruuss
took place The ether night whss
- were ~ . restaurant VIA .
group a. frs<nds she TOT - snxry
II something harmless which !
..id that rhs damp<d . whole cup
Il coffes over ne an staiksd out
- ths ri.os. mskInx sssr1oas
present FEEL ashamed End kamsis.
ss>d. rhe.s things have happened
- often I have lost rsc.t II NY
respect for hsr and I'm AFRAID moss
~ what love I had 10 krinn. Toe.
Can . wesnse like this svex ~
changed "A Fellow VIVA WAnts
To ne Fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
Italian Lodge
Party Tuesday
Progressive Group
Plons Yule Affoir

A coiorfui CHRISTMAS party.
with Santa cisus - hoaurrd Esssst.
will marx the arrival - TIE ruie-
tide season for Progressive Italian
American Lodge ard auxiliary.
when members snd children gather
for re annual celebration IN lodge
quarters Al OBJ Fellows hail next
TUESDAY. The festivities begin -
8 , m. snd win - restricted =
members oaiy.
This custom q entertaining
children 81 members has hen =
traditional affair since founding
az the organization. This year n
unusual program has her ar
ranged ~ the social COMMITTEES.
According % Chairman John
Fortlno. who IL being aided BY =
large COMMITTEES. secret plans
have bsea under way for some
weeks that win add 20 the hiisr-
ity of the party. Santa Claus viii
Be present. despite dark war
clouds with his halginx hsg q
Kifts and goodies for al children
IN attendance.
Director Prank Marchesini viii
deliver q brief address on The
Spirit OF Christmas He viii
also assist IN distributing sur
prise. packages 10 members who
have excelied themselves IN lodge
attendance and In procuring new
members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
FRIDAY, DEC. IL

106 Rust bldg. - Registration
Junior hostesses. USO- Travellers
aid service. 8 TO 10 p. m. Before .
at e12 Provident bldg. Informa-
ton on day care for children OF
working mothers. Monday. Wed
nesday and Friday. Q a. m to 1
p. m.
18th and Pacific-Bingo party,
with rewards
18th and Fawoett - Cowboy
dance night. $50.
us Commerce Movie, 9 p. m.
South Tacoma Dance. post
band. 8 p. m.
6i2 Provident bldg.-USo-Trav-
elers Aid service. . a. m. to 3 p. m.
Information on where TO 20. what
TO see, what TO do. Emergency
overnight sleeping accommoda-
tons. Additional services To
strangers In the community In need
of assistance.
207 City Hall Annex - Home
Hospitality bureau. BR 30e2. Phone
or write here n you wish to enter
tain a service man at dinner. In
vitations for Christmas being TAX
en- now. Office open Mondays
through Fridays. 0 a. m to noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
Junior Highs
Drop tipping

Discontinusnos Of tyrsnE IN Ts'
ooms's junior high sehcols and
release Of Approximately 100 type.
writers 10 the federal government
for war emergency ~ vas sp'
proved BY the school hard Thurs'
day afternoon
.supt. Howard oecid 60
plnined thai she tyrswritsrs
have se~n used ~ stsdests
for preparation ~ school werh
and MOI In vocational business
eInss>s- The bss-iness training
osurs-s ~ the high sthccis are
not affected.
However. In the junior high
schools. students who have beer
typing their lessons will have "a
fall hack on the old-fashionsd per
and pencil system.
Good said that the number n
machines now 10 be made avail
able from Tacoma schools fos
war requirements win represent
about the 10 per cent quota which
the government has asked business
generally TO give up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

Members of the congregation Of
Our saviors Lutheran church, So.
18th and ] SITS. and their friends
will Join in a service OF jubiiation
at 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The big feature Win be the burn
ing of a mortgage which has both
cred the congregation for some
time. The church Is now entirely
out OF debt.
The celebration begins with the
regular church service at IL a. m.
The sermon will be preached By
the Rev. DIR. Stub OF Seattle. A
thank offering will be taken At
this service.
Music for the afternoon service
will be in charge Of Prof. @. J,
halmin, OF Pacific Lutheran col
kge. Assisting will be the Rev
Mr.. Ramstad, Miss Grace Clark
and Mrs. Margaret Eddy.
A feature Of the service viii ~
a turkey dinner 70 be served in
the church parlor BY the Young
Ladies guild
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
5ae1a@M coy
.z.+xkkkkZ
BY n. Z. JAMESON

turns to himself for heip-to you
and 10 me.
He says. in effect, Look. nieces
and nephews. we've got the finest
country in the world! We've got
the finest system Of government
We've got the best standard OF
living. We have the four free
doms-the freedom of speech. the
freedom Of worship. the freedom
Of the press and the freedom from
fear.
Now, at the moment. interna-
tional gangsters have challenged
these freedoms and I need your
help. ] need some money. but
only want to BORROW 1t, and for
every THREE dollars I borrow,
I'll pay back FOUR"
Are you going TO let our Uncle
Sam down? OF course we're not!
Sea-Tac workers have already an
swered that question with bond
purchases. They've answered that
question by buying $4,000 worth
Of war savings bonds in a single
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
They Proted Peace

They did this even while their
Honorable" diplomats pirate d
peace in the White House. II was
a miserable and a cowardly trick
and the men and women at Sea-
Tao are avenging this sneak at
tack with fine fighting ships
they are passing the ammuni-
tion."
Listen TO their slogan
I'll for Hirohito.
20 for the Hun,
81 for Mussolini,
Ere '43 has begun"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

FRUIT Coffee CAkk
I cake Fieischmann's yeast
I cup miik. scNided ana cooled
So enp< sifted flour
- cup batter
I cup suEar
eggs. well beaten
- teaspoon salf
~ cups stewed ana stoned rrune>
spricots OF figs
Dissolve yeast and l Tablespoon n
sugar In iukexsxm milk. Add l Gus
flour 60 make q sponge. Cover and
lea rise until light. Cream tosethei
butter and sugar. Add eggs and salt
Add 20 yeast mixture, Add remaining
flour, add fruit well drained from
juice. Beat well and pour int
CREASED shallow pan Cover ana lei
rise until light Bake in moderats
oven 81 400 ?, about 30 minutes. rs.
ducins the heat for ths last IL
minutes OF baking.
PRusE TuRSoyERs
hr siFnef prunes
Juice Of I lemon
Honey
Butter
Bread crumbs