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minimum consumer needs to
maintain morale and hygiene"
Production of this quota then
would be allocated ito the few
est number of plants required to
turn them out on a twenty-four
day, seven-day week schedule"
The Committee urged the WPB to
set the earliest possible deadline"
for the rest of the refrigerator
manufacturers to begin a rapid
change-over to war production on
an about basis.
Victory Refrigerator
The new refrigerator would be
named Victory" so hat the few
firms licensed to produce it
would not have any advantage
over the other companies, when
the war is won.
An extremely important fea-
ture of the Committees proposal
was that all employees affected
by the change-over would be
given immediate training, at a
minimum pay of $24 per week,
to fit them for the new war pro-
duction. The War Production
Board is to assign experts to the
plants that are selected for all
out war work, in order to see that
these plants are given contracts
for work that can best be done
in their plants, and to secure
necessary machinery, on a priority
basis.
The Committee felt that only in
this way could there be a stop to.
the half hearted war efforts of
the refrigerator companies, while
at the same time it would give
full employment, on vitality needed
production, and job security to all
employees in the industry. The
Committee is now awaiting action
by MI. Nelson, to enforce the
Unions proposals.
rOnM. TTniou Security
, 1942-02-04
UE LOCALS 500 & 1853

Continued from page one)
SO that we may build a pillar of
strength for the working people
i'm Dayton which shall not be ex-
ceeded by any other labor union.
Our first and foremost objec-
tive shall be Victory over Fascism.
This will require our fullest par
ticipation in the war effort, in
creased production, defense
training and every other method
to out-produce the Axis-powers
ON war materials. Our success i'm
this effort will depend upon our
ability and initiative as Union
members to consolidate and unite
all workers under the banner of
the UE-CIO."
, 1942-02-04
Join Now

The new workers at Master
have a great amount of good to
be gained by becoming a part of
our collective bargaining set up.
If they wish to participate in the
improved hours, wages, and work
ing conditions at Master, they can
do their part by joining NOW!
, 1942-02-04
BULLETIN BOARD

AL notices of meetings, dances, affairs, etc. for all locals
will appear in this column The Bulletin Board will be permanently
on the last page of each issue of the DAYTON UNION NEWS
Please notify the editor of any changes to be made in the schedule
Look for your meeting under your Local number.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
0PM Safeguards
Public Health

Recognising the Importance %
public health ana welfare 81 The
services performed hy the plumb
ing and heating industries. the
government has lssued two orders
which viii enable the nations
$4,000 plumbing and heating con-
tractors In keep the plumbing and
heating In American homss In good
repair during tho war.
One n the orders provides for
= continuous production of sup
plies for the repair and maints-
nance 81 the plumbing and heating
In homes and other non-defenss
buildings
In the other order. the opM
made provision for the replace
ment 81 tires on trucks ussd by
plumbing and heating contractors.
Under the terms ~ the repair
and maintenance order. the manu-
fscturers Of plumbing and heating
supplies win receive the raw mats-
rails necessary 10 produce the
thousands Of Items used by plumb.
inE and heating contractors In the
normal course Of their huslnsss
To prevent The accumulation n
excess stocks ny wholesalers. the
order establishes maximum invsn-
tory levels.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

fields OF weisht-liftine. diving.
swimming. squaplane racing. gym
nastics. wrestling and bag-punch-
ing. She's q qualified riveter. an
all-'round practical mechanic. and
an sirplane pilot. Having had In
struction in boxing and iiu-jitsu,
she would be quite an upset to
the designs Of any ill-msnnered
male.
When this correspondent offered
q compliment by commenting that
she didn't look like a strong wom-
an. she picked up my is2 pounds
In a firemsn's carry and strolled
along the studio street.
Remarkably. considering her list
OF special talents. Miss Smith II
attractive as the dickens. Soft
spoken. thoroughly feminine, she
looks like Sonia Henie, though q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

a p,sss1ne esolgn - ~ ~
~ a. fse~oss a1oue yu<w vIooogv
oArsl<n wsil malne q - o<opneooon
the ssasca lenG. ~ - - flsUwo
In N vogoennlo oar1on y = 60
Americas cnlontol -.
Rews a annoals 80 s11oenooo1
with Fows - v~GetAhtes ~ -
are ralasa asd Kept - sAosp1y
maintained straight linz WIN
paths h>t~>sa. And around eeco
ssGetan,s - sh>fe y nafsow
border AZ snms fsvortss annual
Same a N vegetables with svea-
mental foliage are effectively unet
Ia this manner. Amoae thssu aro
parsley. carrots. s~tss ehsrd 80
that as>rai hsrh. sass. the eray
green fnllaes sn1 Niue hlenms -
which are - attractive - many
~ The esbiects nrwwu exclusively
IN TIE flowsr oer1sn.
chivss rive . nsat. srssev ~
and IN their seasnn rive . weelln
II aesds a lAveneer hloem. paa-
lee. sssss sIyssum. IcbeiiA- vlrGiaIa
stceks. 6wan pesunias. 1warf
msrixolds ana cthsr iew efowtno
riants ere ofl1n used ~ taoinoe
for vsGssshls patehea
In the garden iala out N straight
rows an occasional rew - snnuale
10 furnish flowers for ~ tanie
uror which ths Vegetables Ase -
~ ased IN ths msNa sivee fIne
color and effect FOR this purpose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

The number n kinds. slsea. Ard
types Of pipe fittings 70 ~ manu-
featured for stoek has heen ~
duced ~ more than ens.haif. thus
sffecflnE . substantial enaserva-
tlon In east iron. ruaileahte iFon.
bronxr, and hrass.
Instead ~ making s.ooe dIffer-
emit kinds and sin>s u elbows. tee.
unions. branches. crosses. go
other plps nttinea the industsy
hsreAftsv viii concentrate 10 man.
nfssturine efforts m the pFo6ue-
ton NJ about a.noo tfsma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Fluorsscsni Light
Ideal for Bathroom

rIuorsseenf lighting 49, new
beauty snd conssnleaes - ssue
~ the iatest msdsis ~ mo6lelas
cabinets for b4thsooms. tn light
ING fixtures are ehrounlusn ptaeo1
ana are integral with The eansnoG
me cabinets ere sompIsssly wtre1
~ the factory and ere shipped with
light buibs a eanssnleat Plug fes
slsetFissl appliances u ioeaisd n
the bottom 81 the r1aht-hsBd III.
tufs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Americans Are Now F aced With
World ncriclinu WARP. D.

the nation Il becoming Increasing
" realistic about tho existing sstu-
alton.
when asked about = recent
ststem~at BY william l.. Bstt.
materials expert for the war
Mr.. Roosevelt said he thought
production hoard. that many
people In this country ana mot
see how America couid lose
the war. the president de-
-crib~d the inquiry ~ too
n.y."
The president reminded his press
conference that he was taking In
terms Of basic realism. and
stressed again that while we must
stand fast against the possibility
Of an enemy break-through. we
must also destroy a. much Of the
enemy's materials and resources
a. possible.
He did not elaborate on what he
considered a break-throngh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
State Fire Wardsns
Confer With Goodyear

OLYMPIA 1t may seem . iit-
tie early 10 start thinking about
forest fires. bit ststs Forester r.
=. Goodyear Wednesday had sum-
monsd his y fire wardsns here for
q pre- sssson conference
The group vas 10 diseuss the
new cooperative plan under which
the state will receive aid from the
federal forest service 90 pfissts
agencies n the need arises This
plan was adopted because II the
shortage Of fire-flghtins crews
Goodyear told wsrdsns ssis
three Cff camp crews ~said
no sssiiabis 10 hsIp fh~ stats
on fires this sssr--shose 81
Elms. Lyman IN shs9ft
county ssa Dety IN I@~ts
essafs.
A census 10 beinE msds ~ log
Tins crews. ann thsss may he re-
eruitsd n firss get bad. Last year
tina first forest fires broke Out
In Fsbruary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

WASHINGTON President
Roosevelt declared that whether
this country lkes II or not. the
American people are faced with .
world-eneiroling war
The president told = press
conference that the first nj
the United states ohiectives
obvtouaiy h IA prevent
break-through and cause ~
much damage to enemy re-
sources ~ possible while We
build mp overwhelming super
iorfty necessary 10 uitiunste
victory. Mr.. Roosevelt said.
He was confident that such over
whelming superiority wtll be forth
coming.
Answer Queries
The president spoke In response
TO questions about reports from
several quarters Of the nation that
this country 10 suffering from ex-
IRENE complscency in the face OF
bad news from the Pacific.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Microbes Had
A Hand in Il
Help Moks Cool
Hard or Soft


Ihe Ur< snh n-rsns" /" 80
- foaf osae"t ny A ="
as'esn'inea ~ m%mmeth en-"
rsurs
tceefa'nk - tns s'fH 'nfesr
- s"si efiksn set fefth ~ "
NrheF =. Farns q F~nnsfls<ns
STATE eoi'exs. msSr"S~s esrr1n'sr
~<e.stion INTO estnsf hsFa ~ ~
49,
" - Sn'~n mat miefun~s ~
ffise : substance - essesn-h<
amount aersnn'nG nn tne mscfeo~s
N.snsy. ~ me s"ms~ y ~
sn'e % mere'>s ma MY nAvs
plenty ~ fond. - ~hen me nin"'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

FIRST RUH
RIALTo-Madelein Carroll in "Rs-
hama Passage. lilo. 40, 7:io and
our Boy" 1888. a:so. $50 and
MUSIC BON-Robert Young in II, M
putnam, ESQ" II 80. $40. ITO and
100. also LArrains Day IN Yank
on the Burma Road" i;4o. SIS and
Blue NoysSm ,,s .p "a, MecsT. ~
100. ass. 10. 1905 also Brenda
spS 1855. $50. sos. $50.
RIyIERA-John Boles In Road to
Happiness" IL so. 2:lo. S:4o. 7 40
and 10 :os; also Buck Jones In 'For-
bidden Trsils" i.io, s;4o. Gao and
eo5.
RETURN sHowINGs
BEvERLy-Bette Davis in The Little
Foxes, also oeorse Sanders In The
ckPiroI~Rsimu in The Bakers
cAMEo-"wages of Sin" also ARE
You Fit to Marry"
KAY STREET - Brenda Marshall in
singapore woman" also Ronald
Resan in Nine Lives Are Not
LAKEWOoD-Anns seasle in Back
stage" also Lew Ayres in DIR. Kill
dare's Wedding DAY"
PARk-Ronald Colman in NY Life
With Caroline" also Jean Hersholt
In THEY Meet Again"
PROCTOR-walter Pidseon IN Man
Hunt"
REN-Irene Dunn, in Unfinished
Business" also John Beale In Doe
tors Don't Tell"
sHELL-Jeen Arthur In The Devil
and Miss Jones" also Prank Bucks
jungle Cavaicade"
IEMPLE-wiiliam Powell in Shadow
OF the Thin Man" also Bonita
Granville in Down in San Diego. /"
LIBERTY. Puyallup-Maria Montez In
South OF Tahiti" also Targets
for Tonight"
RIVIERA. sumner-olsen and john
son in "Heiizapoppin."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

- ~
struck by q car.
It Was two and
q half years be-
fore she could
walk. and even
then she seemed
fsted for q life
time of hob
bling frsilty.
Now she q
m q vie stunt
firL At 20.
Eelynne Smith
also IN q local
=
star in the odd
...nrt "A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

little ehunkier. For stunt work.
though. she could double for any
q the sl.nky slamourists
CRASHES BOAT ron yoe
Until q few nonths ago. she had
no chance In movies rhen the
rine-Thomss production company
took Torpedo Boat 10 Long
Beach for the thrill shots In which
Dick Arlen and Mary Carlisle CON-
rets IN rival sped craft for
Navy contract The male driver
engaged for the stunts knew just
the right gal 10 double for Miss
Carlisle in the speed trials and
spectacular crash. - Evelynne
Smith joined the Screen Actors
guild.
A few weeks later Pine and
Thomas we're filming wildcat. "
An oil field adventure yarn. and
called Miss Smith to double for
Arlene Judge. The main Job this
time was to climb into the burn
ing cab Of q big crane and MT q
girder that had pinned down Ar
len. This was . cinch for the
pretty stuntress In spite Of . bro
ken hose line which had been
counted on to cool the inside Of
the flaming can with . spray Of
water.
Now that Hollywood knows
about her. Miss Smith viii be kept
busy because there are not many
stunt women here who have spe-
cial skills. except for horseback
riding. That's one activity. Incl
dentally. In which the blond new
conner won't offer any competition
for awhile. Anything else Ia oksy.
though.
ALSO DIVES AND HOSTS
She has q flock Of AAU medals
for swimming and diving. One
summer. for . beach carnival. shs
did q daily Give from q so-foot
ladder through . hoop Of fire and
into q tank 10 feet in diameter and
six feet deep.
Womens professional wrestling
In banned in California. but Eve
lynne Smith Ia said 10 be the best
At II Of all the seashore athletes
who every Sunday can be seen
working out at various sports on
the beach Fairgrounds. She's best
known. though. as a weight litter.
and In the three standard events
she can hoist IFS, 125 and lao
pounds.
All such strenuous pastimes are
the result OF a logged campaign
OF exercise to rescue herself from
the Gripping effects OF her early
motorcycle accident. Movie stunt
ing IL the first Job that ever paid
her very well. Il learned riveting
and worked At an airplane factory.
but couldn't stand the chatter and
monotony." she said. Il tried be-
ing q waitress AT a drive-in stand.
but they found out I wasn't Il
and fired me; thought couldn't
take care Of myself, apparently.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
IN PAUL HARRISON


HoLLywooD-when Evelynn>
Smith Vas . tow-hesded tomooy
Of Is and VAS riding her second
motorcycle 70 school In Long
Beach, she vas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
TWO JOBS

TWO JOBS
How q courageous scout tries to
avert an Apache uprising and con-
duct a romance simultaneously
leads to the gay complications and
gripping drama of Valley Of the
Sun" RKO Radio perturbation Of
the Clarence Burlington Kellsnd
novel co-starring James Craig and
Lucille Ball.
You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

coidssir.rssarn critics should -
placed IN sidewalks ~ near - pea-
nbls 10 th1 fieof lire. lseaf.ne
thsss srliiss W the flosf o. ~ tss
slas~sii Nsil sboys the fioer ilne
DECREASES their sffsesivsnsss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

Begin collecting st.kss fer ths
Eardsn. There win nsysr be enough
when you want them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

The pencil OF the orehiieet who redesoned this house
hos indeed been deft The is transformed from
undressing composite style the everpopuor Wlos-
burg Colonial The old front the side ord the front
door hos moved the side street Rodeo ehonoes In
the roof line complete this n,oderni xofion operation.
home rennokna booklet will be nnoed free upon post
cord request the building editor of The Tocoro Times
Reto lumber deoes whose advertising oppeou this pooe
con ossist home In transforming oufnoded houses
into modern structures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

little ehunkier. For stunt work.
though. she could double for any
q the sl.nky slamourists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
tUbhcsts

Don't permit the ends 20 be-
come dry when you do your own
hair between setting. use lu-
bricant, just a light film Of a
pomade on the ends along with
brushing Will keep them shining
and silky.
Brilliantine Is a good finish
and always improves the FIN
iShed couture. but IL is not a
lubricant and Will not correct
drynesS We say finished colt
fure because II is sprayed on
after the hair has been combed
out. II IS really hair glamour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Lemon-Cheese
Frosting

THIS LEMON cream cheese
icing is a delicate frosting for
spice cake. The fruit flavor
makes a tart accompaniment
for a cakes sweet spiciness.
Lemon Frosfine
l package cream cheese
IA cups confectioners' sugar
tablespoon lemon juice
n tablespoon salt.
IS Cream the cheese thoroughly.
Stir the sugar in gradually.
Add the lemon juice and salt.
Spread on the cake and serve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

SUCCESS IN the sun Pat
tern 403S by Anne Adams! II
can be either a sun-tan froek
with low-cut back and high
buttOned front: or sunshine
,portStcr with contrast lapels.
belt and bows that tie the sur
plICc closing thus econonnizing
on buttons and buckle. Which
eyer version YOU choose, you II
wear u long and we'll. Or make
-f1otf1 with ttc concise, stcp-by-
step Sewing Instructor -. order
IN time for the gay spring sport
season,
Pattern 4038 is available in
misses sizes II, IA. Is, Is and 20.
Send 10 cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size name, address and style
number.
Join the 1912 style parade and
send 10 cents for a Spring Pat.
tern Book, Al The seasons high
lights arc here in day and eve
ming frockS, Sportswear, defense
modes
Address your request 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Time Square. De
trott, AAfrCtr. Owing to customs
regulations. orders for patterns
20 Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
HOROSCOPE
For Thursday. April 2.

Look in the Sectic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

mist. soldier: attack problems,
duties with assurance, precision.
Worthwhile odds are in your
favor.
OCT. % TO NOV. 22
Scorpio Unobtrusive but
essential details and performance
are as necessary and favored
this good day as the prominent
feats.
NOV. 25 TO DEC. 22
Sdgittarius-Use your initia-
tive and resourcefulness fully.
Unusual opportunity and great
advancement await you who do.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. Fl
CGprieorn-Your sincere con-
tribution is the best service you
can give to your job. Today's
aspects favor you in personal
and general matters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Cocktail Starts
Meal Off Right

GETTING OFF TO a flying
start in eating is just AS impor-
tant as in anything else. The
cocktail sounds the note for the
whole dinner. Therefore. il is
most important that il be appe-
tiZing in color and taste. and
just tangy enough 10 whet the
appetite. Here is where lobster
comes into its own,
I Lobster Cocktail
l large can lobster
= cup chilli sauce
3 tablespoons mayonnaise
y cup thinly sliced celery
Lettuce hearts.
Shred lobster. Beat chilli sauce
and mayonnaise until thoroughly
com b in @ d. Add celery and
shredded fish. Chill thoroughly
and serve on crisp lettuce hearts
IN cocktail glasses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Tasty Canape

SPREAD 4 toast round with
mayonnalSe. then arranGe
chopped lobster meat on il in
the form Of an Y. Fill in the
spaces alternately with chopped
egg white and grated yolk. and
IN the very center place a
stuffed olive. This is for really
professional looking canape.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

should make every possible effort
10 achieve today.
JUNE 22 TO JULY %
Cameo I'm well-established
matters or new sound ventures
indications are favorable and
beckon you to dare even that
which ordinarily might seem too
hard, or beyond your possibilities.
JULY % TO AUG. 22
LeO-Have great strength of
purpose backed by spiritual faith
and you can't lose in the tasks
and duties outlined for you.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. 20
Virgo-Varied conditions offer
new opportunity for useful
articulate expression. Make your
occupational adaptability count.
SEPT. "a TO OCT. %
LibrG-Writer, scientist, econo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01


MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
Aries-A splendid outlook to-
day and for the month on a
whole. Have no hesitancy about
tackling difficult problems and
tasks.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 90
Tdur s-You should find
church and workadays interests
responsive to intelligent, earnest
efforts. A fine day for reaching
out beyond your usual routine
and perhaps doubling in some
other line, charity or emergency.
MAY Fl TO JUNE 2f
Gemini-Executive, clerk. me-
chanic, builder, you employed in
transportation lines, aeronautics.
instructor and student, clergy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Brush Thoroughly

Clever shaping and trimming
Of dry ends Will do a LOT to cor
rect dry hair, but don't expect
miracles. Plenty of fabrication
followed by careful shampooinE
and thorough brushing Will i'm
part Softness 10 any hair.
Try TO have a few treatments
before your wave II you pos
sibly can IL will mean q better
and more beautiful wave. These
oil treatments are advised after
the wave also. Take time for
this. IL will be a good beauty
investment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

A CHILD born on this day:
Keen mentality, awareness Of
the advantages of life; ambitious,
just, capable of unusual achieve
ment and learning.
Copyright. 1912, By King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

ing 70 the Stars
JAN. se TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius-D cal benefcially
with lawyers, judges, educators,
property owners, heads of gov
eminent, army, navy and large
organizations.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Friendly for the un-
usual and daring, if useful.
Application of your own intelli-
gence and ingenuity will be the
telling factors to success of your
program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
.3-Inch Bob
Good Length
For Permanent
BY DONNA GRACE

IF THERE Is a lack OF bust
ness at this time, we would say.
from our observation, il is not
felt In the permanent wave de-
partments. Those who plan on
having a wave for Easter will
Just have TO take their turns.
II they have not already made
their appointments. Every ma
chine or machineless method
seems to be in use and this will
mean good business in every
other item.
When long hair has been dis
posed of for the fashionable
length, most OF the old perma-
nent will be sacrificed and the
new, short length can be left
uncurled. Even the very short
ends can be included with the
new methods.
Cut First
We did see one artist cutting
hair at the beauty show, how
ever, who, in spite Of his assur-
ance that the two-inch length
could easily be ctTled. was
little mistaken II might be pos
sible 10 curl this two-inch length.
but we believe il is too short
for a satisfactory curl. Better
waves and smarter lines can be
done when there is more body
10 the curl than this length can
possibly afford.
If you are determined to have
this extreme short length. have
your permanent first, then lct
the shaping follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Easter Foods
Demonstrated
At School
By PRUDENCE PENNY

FOOD PARTICULARLY
suitable for the entire Easter
season and those carrying on the
food for victory theme were
presented at the regular meeting
of The Detroit Times Home
makers Club Tuesday.
This is such a joyous and fes-
tive occasion that we want TO
bring a bit of its spirit into our
meals during the entire holiday
week.
A variety of such foods were
prepared. including an Easter
coffee cake, a rich molasses cake.
creamy cabbage, and honey toll
house cookies. Here are the
recipes for you to try:
Easter Coffee Csko
q cup milk
3 tablespoons shortening
3 tablespoons sugar
y teaspoon salt
cake compressed yeast
beaten egg
"a teaspoon vanilla extract
cups -four.
Scald the milk and add short
ening, sugar and salt. Cool TO
lukewarTn. Add crumbled yeast
and stir until softened. Add
egg. reserving 2 teaspoons. Stir
in vanilla extract and enough
-four 10 make a smooth soft
dough.
Knead lightly on Toured sur
face. Place in a CREASED bowl;
cover and let rise until double in
bulk. Divide into 2 portions and
roll to oblong shape II inch
thick. Spread with filling and
roll lengthwise. Place each roll
in creased, 10-inch cake pan TO
form ring. Slash outside edge at
1-inch intervals.
Pull sections apart and twist
slightly 10 expose filling. Brush
with reserved egg and let rise
until very light. Bake in mod
erately hot oven -l375 degrees)
25 minutes.