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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-19
Euclid in politika

Euclid, Ohio. v torek II.
oktobra Sc je vrsA a seja Slo-
venskega demokratskega kluba
v Drus:venem domu ma Rechar
Ave, Euclid, OEIc. Sejo so po-
setili politicli kandidatje, XII le-
tos kandidira.jo ' mestno admi-
nistracijo. Kluhovi Slani so sill
sail ODE strani zupanskih kan
didatov ter po .etaeljiri razpra-
vi skleniH, da SC IL ozira ker je
ma listi Kenneth Sims vee kan
didatov demokratov, kakor pa
republikancev, slovenski demo.
kratski klub priporoca v IL
volitev K. Simsovo listo.
Klub je razmotrival uvazujoi
vojni cas- in v dezeli izredne
razmere, da hi bilo koristno "a
mesto in mestno administered
10 sprememba v n1estni hisi
Vojna industrija, katera Sc j
zadnji dive lett v mestu razvils
potrebuje veliko znanstva il
paznje, da v nnestu obdrzi rec
in slogo med de1avskimi slo:ji ir
tovarnami.
Priznati je sedanji admin
straciji, ceprav nj v naeelu de
mokratska, da je dala NEST,
Euclidu najboljso javno postrez
bo in skrbela tudi "a javno var
most.
V casopisju Sc opazajo poro
ella o kriminalnosti sirom cele
ga Clevelanda in okolice met
tenn ko je mesto Euclid cd t.
necednosti izvzeto.
Slovenski demokratski klul
pa Sc nj odrekel pravici, da bt
dosledno podpiral sedanjo ad
nainistracijo ampak ST pridrzuj'
pravico isto kritizirati in pod
poro odpovedati kadarkoli 81
mu bo zdelo, da so Slovenci or
sedanji administraciji zapostav
ljeni.
-Ker Slovenci MISC letos v dru
go zupansko listo zainteresiran
niti nina nasprotna lista seda
MEGA zupana K. Simsa nobene
ga Slovenca ma listi,. Slovensk
demokratski klub nasim voliI
Gem v mestu Euclidu svetuje
da volijo Simsovo listo, ma. ka
teri sta diva nasa rojaka.
j. P. porocevalec
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-19
Radijski govor IL Amerike
ma partizanske borce "
Jugoslaviji

CNadaljevanje strani)
in "a njegove naerte, da zavla-
da po celem svetu. Hitler je po-
skusal obrniti brata proti bratu.
Zastopniki nemske tajne polici-
je SO pobili ma stotisoce Jugo-
slovanov, unicili so mesta in
vasi, domove in cerkve, sinago-
&c in dzamije. ALI oni MISC mo-
gil ubiti duha naroda - spomin
narodnega edinstva. Zbrani v
hribih, pod zastavo svobode in
enakopravnosti, ste zaceli ma
padati sovraznika, junasko in
neusmiljeno. Postajali ste we'd
no moenejsi in bolj izkuseni v
borbi. Svetu je postalo jasno,
da vasa borba predstavlja vaz-
no in resnicno vojno fronto proti
sovrazniku, in da nj samo izraz
obupa. Vrednost te osvobodilne
fronte je 1eizmerno narasla, ko
so zavezniki dospeli v Severno
Afriko, Sicilijo in ma italijansko
ozemlje. vi drzite v Jugoslavijl
nemske divizije, XII so Hitlerju
neobhodno potrebne ma vzhodni
'front.', v Italiji, ma obalah "a
padne Europe, v Grciji in ma E.
gejskih otokih. Usluge, katere
ma ia nacin doprinasate zavez-
nixon, ne bodo pozabljene. Va
Sc zrtve ne bodo zastonj.
Edinstvo DO prineslo vstajenje
Mi vemo, da Sc nahajajo raz-
licne politicne grupe in gibanja
med jugoslovanskim borcem
"a svobodo. Mi vemo, da Sc
Kmecka stranka, poljedelci, So
cijalisti in komunisti in vsi dru-
gi demokrati bore pod isto "a
5tayo jugoslovanskega edinstva;
in v tenn edinstvu vidimo mi O..
betanje boljse bodocnosti. Go
tovi snno, da ostarete zdruzeni,
da vas sovraznik in domaci IL
dajalci ne bodo poteptali. Tedaj
boste svobodni, da izberete OBJ
liko Wade, kakrsno zelite.
Ia voiska je vojska "a svo-
bodo; proti agresivnosti in po-
sebnim privilegijem. v Jugosla-
VIII kmet predstavlja ogromno
vecino naroda. stoletja Sc ze
bori "a svobodo, ali svobodo so
mu vedno odvzeli zunanji So
vrazniki in njihovi domaci "a
vezniki. On je podvzel to brez-
primerno borbo, ziveE v siro-
rnastvu, tezko delaven IN ne H.
gubljsjoc made, da Be svet neki
dan pripozna, da ina on pravi-.
60, da zivi dostojnO in N nliril,
ne samo radi sebe, ampak radi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-19
UREDNlKOVA POSTA

OADOAoVC SCJC OOC1CAhtA oCC pAo
SEM, da prijavite vase priprav-
ljenost potom telefona KEN
more 1884. Kandidata kot kam-
panjski odbor yam bo hvale-
zen "a vsako naklonjenost, Xxi
ste jo pripravljeni doprinesti v
pomoc izvolitve.
Dragi rojaki in rojakinje, "a
vedajmo Sc resnega polozaja, v
katerem Sc nahaja mas rojak in
zupan Frank Lausche. Nasprot-
niki napenjajo vse sile, da ga
porazijo. V ia namen uporab-
liajo umetno sredstvo ucinkovi-
te propaganda, da trde demo-
kratskim vollcem "Lausche bo
z lahkoto zmagal' da zadrze de-
mokratske volilce cd volitev
med tenn, ko bodo sli sami So
lidno voliti republikanskega
kandidata. Vsak glas, XII bo od-
vrnjen "a Lauscheta, DO stel "a
republikanskega kandidata v
ravnotezju "a diva v njegovo
korist.
Kdor yam bo govoril, 'kaj
hos hodil voliti vsaj DO Lausche
itak zmagal, &c tudi ne gres ii
voliti" vedite, da innate oprav-
ka S clovekom, XII zeli Lausche-
ia poraziti in Sc posluzuje "a
hrbtne republikanske sicer ma
videzno nedolzne, toda v delo-
vanju ueinkovite propaganda.
Ne pustite Sc varati nikomur,
storite svojo dolznost in mirne-
ga srca Sc boste vlegli k spa
nju V zavesti, da ste storili svo-
jo plemenito delo in drzavljan-
sko dolznost ko dober in zave-
den American.
Cd sedaj in do torka 2. no.
vemora do $50 ure zvecer no.
simo globoko v svojih srcih "a
pisani imeni, kateri maj bodi OBJ
vsaki priliki in pogovoru izgo-
vorjeni, Frank J. Lausche "a zu-
pana in John J. Prince "a NEST
mega zastopnika izvoljena.
Kakor Sc bore vasi sinovi ma
vseh svetovnih bojiscih "a svo-
bodo in ohranitev civilizacije,
tako Sc rnoramo mi tukaj bori-
tt, da Jim ohranimo ponos, da
so sinovi nasega dobrega in po-
stenega naroda. Poprimimo, sa-
mo stirinajst dni je della pred
hafnl, "a 81 OhfanlmO narOdnl
ponos, "a katerega so bill trdi
boz nasi predniki in pijonirji v
priznanju nasega naroda izse-
ljenstvu in storimo to ma ljubo
nasim potomcen, XII Sc bodo v
hvaleznosti spominjali nase kre.
menite narodne zavednosti. Mai
ne DO nikogar med nami, XII bi
zatajil lastnega rodnega brata
in Sc odtegnil klicu narodne
dolznosti in narodnega della.
Odbor Lausche for. Mayor in
prit,oa for Cn,,n al
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-19
Tako je prav

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ma poziv
h kampanjskemu sodelovanju
"a izvolitev Frank J. Lausche
"a zupana in John J. Prince "a
mestnega zastopnika, sc je v
sredo vecer IS. oktobra odzva-
10 nepricakovano lepo stevilo
nasih rojakov in rojakinj poleg
vec hrvatskih prvakov v 81.
vardi. Ma pomoc so nam tudi
prihiteli clani Slovenskega de-
mokratskega kluba il Euclid,
Ohio. VISA cast in priznanje "a
njih narodno zavednost.
Povezanost in zanimanje, ki
je V zelji enc misli in eliza VIA
dala, nam jamci castno zmago
in gotov uspeh. Obrazi zboro-
valcev SO jasno pricali, da "a
vsako ceno mora biti castna
zmaga dobljena. Obljubili so 81
energicno stopiti v akcijo in v
danih razmerah in moci vse sto-
riti "a izvolitev nasih kandida-
TOW.
Po temeljiti razpravi Sc je "a
vodstvo kampanje soglasno do,
locilo sledece: Kampanja Sc be
vodila pod imenom "Lausche
for Mayor and Prince for Coun-
Gil Committee'. Glavni kan,
panjski stan DO ma 1881 Wa
terloo Rd. V Daniel Stake pro-
storih. Uradna otvoritev je v
ponedeljek IS. oktobra oh 1901
zjutraj. Kampanjski odbor two.
ri izvrsni odbor in MEGA odseki.
Posameznim odsekom DO power
jeno delo V izvrsitev, katero bo
centralizirano izvrsnem in Sir
sem odboru.
V sredo 20. oktobra Sc vrsi
oh 8. uri zvecer v Turkovi dvo-
rani na Waterloo Rd. seja teh
od2ekov in razdelitev della spa
dajoce V .podrocje posamezne
edinice. Vsak clan sirsega odbo-
ra DO prideljen enemu odseku,
Xxi 90 vrsil doloceno delo.
V petek 20. oktobra zvecer
Sc DO vrsil v Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd. We
ik shod vseh demokratov 80.
varde. Zagotovljen je kot glav-
nj govornik mas sedanji zupan
Frank j. Lausche in John J.
Prince, kandidat "a mestnega
zastopnika poleg vec drugih
prominentnih govornikov.
Glavni kampanjski stan DO
weak dan odprt cd 9. ure zir-
traj do 10 ure zvecer, kjer Sc
bodo dobile We potrebne infor-
macije.
Kdor hi rad pri kampanji So
celoval in Sc nj mogel presnjo
sredo odzvati vabilu to lahko
stori, da javi svoje ime v CLAW
nem stanu do srede vecer ali pa
Sc udelezi seje, XII Sc bo vrsila v
Turkovi dvorani. Novi prigla-
senci bodo dodeljeni enemu od-
seku, XII bo oagovarjal "a njih
delo in prosti cas-. Hvalezno Sc
sprejmejo tudi oni, XII SO pri-
pravljeni nekaj ur "a casa kam-
panic zrtvovati.
V slucaju, da Sc ne morete O.
sebno prijaviti niti Sc v urad'
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20
FDR Blasts
Custer Of ;
As Illegal

Washington, Sept. 18-President
Franklin D. Roosevelt this week
took off the gloves in his fight
against Congress attempt to dis.
miss from Federal service three
government employees because OF
political opinions which they are
alleged to hold. He pointed out
that the three have been given no
chance for fair trials.
The Presidents challenge came
I'm his first message to Congress,
just returned from vacation, and
concerned the cases Of Robert
Morss Lovett, secretary Of the
Virgin Islands; and william II.
DOdd, Jr., and Goodwin b. Wat
son, employees OF the Federal
Communications Commission.
The House of Representatives
this summer voted to remove the
three by use of rider tackled onto
an important deficiency appropria-
ton bill, which both the Senate
and the President finally had to
approve in the interests of pro-
viding funds for vital war agencies.
Describing the action as an illegal
bill of attainder, President Roose-
welt said in his message to Con-
gress:
"There Is no suggestion that
the three named individuals
have not loyalty and competently
performed the duties for which
they have been employed. They
are sought to be disqualified for
Federal employment because of
political opinions attributed to
them.
"The clause permitting them to
remain In government employment
after November Is. subject to Pres
idential appointment and Senate
approval, was inserted only after
the Senate had refused to accept a
provision requiring their immedi-
ate removal from government en-
ployment and their permanent dis
qualification for the Federal serv-
ice."
President Roosevelt pointed out
that he and the Senate yielded on
the compromise only ITO avoid de-
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20

subsidy payments and government
purchase and resale, TO cost about
S100000.O00 annually.
In addition, Bowles said that
tighter enforcement of price con-
trol would result in another cut
in prices. This will be accomplished
by increasing the work of volunteer
price panels, on which labor and
consumer groups are represented.
Labor participation Is essential
in making these price panels ef-
fective, as was discovered when .
special drive was put on In New
Orleans involving hundreds OF
union and auxiliary members.
The New Orleans drive Melted q
substantial cut In living costs
through stricter enforcement.
Bowles also announced that con-
siderable shifts were still going on
in OPA, largely as result of Con-
gress's order TO staff the policy
making sections with businessmen.
Thus, the deputy administrator in
charge of pricing comes from the
American Sugar Refining Co., the
head Of the food price division
comes from the Kroger Grocery
chain. the head of the general
merchandise division is from the
Interstate Department Stores In
New York.
while declaring that he hoped
to hold down the use Of sub
sidies to can absolute minimum"
B0wles also said: "This issue OF
limited subsidies must be square
ly met II the progress we have
made during the past few months
IN the control OF prices Is to be
continued"
The pro-inflation gang In Con-
gress. led by the farm bloc" put
up a bitter fight against the use
OF subsidies before the summer re-
cess. and succeeded in holding down
the subsidy program to less than
half a billion dollars. At least two
or three billion Is needed.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20

duction will suffer.
That's why we ask our Con-
gressmen to vote for subsidies to
roll prices back. That's why we
ask them to join the Committee
for the Protection Of the Con-
sumer-started last June by the
"Fighting FOrty"-those brave
members of the House Of Repres-
entatives under Thomas ScanlOn
who joined together to fight for
the Presidents economic stabiliza-
ton program.
Don't give your Congressman any
peace until he joins that bloc and
puts up an active fight for its
policies. They stand for full en-
forcement OF price control. grade
labelling, rollback Of prices to
September, 1912 and maintenance OF
that price level through subsidy
where necessary.
SALES TAX DANGER
One OF the main reasons that
there's real danger that Congress
will pass a sales tax, and defeat
the subsidy program is that Con-
gressmen and Senators from seven
southern states do not represent
the people in their districts. be-
cause the polltax deprives 10000
BOO Americans Of their right to vote.
So while you're writing to Wash
ington to your representatives on
Capitol Hill, be sure to write to
your Senator to ask him to use
his influence to see that the Senate
Judiciary Committee reports the
Anti-Poll Tax Bill and that 1t comes
up in the Senate.
Ask him also TO vote for eleture.
the rule TO close debate, 90 that
those Southern polltax Senator's
can't interfere stili moro wleA the
prosecution Of the war by stagtag
o filibuster.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20

a little fiat.
Consumer Union points out that
this isn't surprising because the
soybean is used for special diets
and. therefore, II is seasoned only
slightly, or not at all. However,
soybears can be seasoned like any
other vegetable to suit your taste.
Housewives can fl the soybean
and other soy products into
everyday menus because there
are SO many ways Il can be used.
The soybean can be used fresh
or cooked like peas or lima beans;
can be dried or pre-coOked and
then dried: can be made Into
cereals; and can be mixed with
other ingredients TO make q meat
substitute or sandwich spread.
Soybean oil Is used for cooking
or salad dressing. The bean or
-four Is used In all kinds Of baked
goods from bread and crackers
to sweet dessert cookies.
IL you wish more variety OF
recipes for soy products, write
the Superintendent Of Documents.
Washington, ID. c., for United
States Department OF Agriculture
IeafIet No. 1866 called "Soybeans
for the Table" Enclose s cents.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20

Is what the industry needs.
He pointed to unsolved engineer
ing problems, to design changes. to
faulty material supply, and to de-
layed reconversion or retooling OF
plants, as the major causes for the
industry's recent production fall
ures.
"Where both management and
government have failed to take .
whole series Of steps to solve the
manpower problems, to develop
arbitrary administrative controls
ever labor II TO threw up0a labor
the full burden Of sacrifice and
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20

GLOW does 1t taSte!
The soybean is not a new find
as a source of food. 1t has long
been the main item in the Chinese
diet.
The secret In making any food
taste good Is always In the prep
aration. IL the food value Is there
to begin with. q little seasoning
will make all the difference I'm
the taste. Because the soybean
is such q good source Of protein,
fat and vitamins in the diet, and
because we are all so food con-
scious nowadays, 1t should be no
surprise that the Government
and institutions interested i'm de-
veloping the soybean industry
work hard to find better methods
of processing to make the soy
bean tastier and more acceptable
rs part Of o daily menu-wlth
good results, II seems.
Consumers Union in this months
issue of Consumer Reports" points
out that in a special taste test car
ried on by Consumer Union tech
nicians. people prejudiced against
the use of soybeans were chosen
as tasters. They were surprised to
find that the soybean didn't taste
bad after all, except that 1t tasted
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20
adjustment for the derelictiOns Of
Others" Frankensteen declared.

adjustment for the derelictiOns Of
Others" Frankensteen declared.
Directing his statement to army,
production, manpower and War
Labor Board officials, Frankensteen
said:
"The Office Of War Mobilization
has clearly failed to meet the emer-
gency. In the face Of the multiple
and complex problems weighing
down on the aircraft industry, the
only contribution from the OWN
has been the proposal Of a labor
priorities scheme and the implied
threat OF national service legisla-
ton"
Frankensteen outlined q broad
program Of suggested action, In
GLIDING In part:
An Immediate labor-manage-
ment-government conference on
production problems; elimination
Of waste; pooling OF technical
"know how; redistribution Of
contracts and concentration Of
civilian production; wage adjust
ments to equalize aircraft rates
with those paid in shipyards; and
action to combat absenteeism by
meeting the housing, medical and
child care needs Of the workers.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20
Church View on War

Boston, Sept. IS - 1.-THE daily
liberty of our workers to live a
self-sufficient life is one of the
things we are fighting for" writes
Leverett Saltanstall in an article,
Free Labor: Asset of Democracy
in the September issue of the
Christian Register, national Unita-
rian monthly.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20
Wage Pamphlet

New York, Sept. ia Guide to
Wage Payment Plans, Time Study
and Job Evaluation in the electrical
industry has been issued In a 1877
page pamphlet by the CLIO United
Electrical, Radio & Machine Work.
ers.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20
OPA Pledges New
Try at Price RoI|back

A
this
cenbacks TO
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20

that wages have gone up mucn
more than living costs. These fig
ures are used to fight subsidies, the
argument being that we don't need
them, that workers can afford in
creased prices. The figures also are
used TO boost the sales tax, under
the theory that we should increase
taxes on the increased low incomes,
because they spell initiation.
The fact Is, Of course, that
hourly wage rates have hardly
increased ut all in the last year
and that the vast majority OF
American workers do not yet
earn enough for a decent Ameri-
can standard of living. What we
have to make our congressman
sec Ia that we must protect the
health Of our working people and
their ability to produce II we want
speedy victory. Protecting their
health requires that they have
enough income to buy the es-
sentials Of life.
That il why we want our Con-
gressmen to fight the sales tax
and to support increased exemp-
tions from taxes. A married couple
cannot keep up their productive
strength on less than 81 ,500 a year
and $500 for each dependent. A
single person needs q minimum OF
$500. People who earn less than
that should pay no taxes. They
need every cent to buy the neces-
stiles Of life.
HEALTH AT STAKE
High prices also cut into the pro-
ductive efficiency Of our workers
families. Unless prices are rolled
back to q year ago, or wages In
creased to meet price increases, the
health of millions Of Americans will
suffer. And that means that the
war effort will suffer because pro-
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20
Go Pushes Drive
For Md. Registration

Baltimore, Sept. IS-The CIO
Maryland & District Of Columbia
Industrial Union Council is push
ing a drive for the registration OF
voters, in preparation for the cru
cial 1914 elections. Thousands OF
leaflets have been distributed by
the council and affiliated unions
with the warning, Don't cheat
yourself out oil an opportunity to
vote in the 1914 Presidential cleo
tion."
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20

laying our conduct of the war"
He declared that the Supreme
Court has defaed n bill OF at
tainder as ~ Legislative act
which inHlcts punishment with
out judicial trial." and added
that, "No judicial trials have
been held; no Impeachment pro-
cecdings have been Instituted"
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20

CIO War Re
liefCommittee,
q participating
member OF the
National War
Fund, starting
It's drive on
Oct. 1. Above,
Miss Irene Rak,
star member
Of the CLIO
o m m | { { e e,
examines some
posters to be
displayed In
CIO u n I o n
halls.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20
Phoney Wage Boost
Story Used to Plug
For Sales Tax
BY ELEANOR FOWLER

Secrefary-Treasnrer, Clio Women's Anriliaries
Congress back in Washington and we've got big job to
There's lot of publicity given In the last month to
figures which said to show how much workers incomes have
the War Mobilization Director Byrnes quoted
some about month to
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20
Housewives Discover
The Useful Soybeon
By SUNNY FRESHMAN

There are few today who haven't heard or reao
something the soybean-the new hnd I'M M
t. p;ves more than double money value In good nutron
and the variety be used Nutrtonists sings '
b the fellow who with eyebrows has to eat asks
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20
Labor Draft for Aircraft
Workers Called Nonsense:
Need Industry Output Plan

WASHINGTON Sept 1S-Talk Of labor draft for aircraft
aid production adds to That
was the gs made this week by VicePres Richard
Frankensteen of United Auto Workers Union. Frank
enseen "overa planning for total production
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-09-20

MORE TO COME: CLIO members last year
gave $20,OOO,OOO to war relief. This year
there's more to come, through the Natl.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-11-18
Behind Home Plate
Continued from Page 81
game.

st. Mary's scrappy eleven, a team
that by taking on all corners, regard
less of size, exemplifies the true
spirit of American craftsmanship,
travels over to Mercersburg next
Monday, to take on the Mercersburg
Spiders (junior varsity team of
Mercersburg Academy, for their
final game of the season. Father
Dausch's lads won their opening
game and here's hoping they repeat
in their final tussle But win or lose,
you can bet your bottom dollar
they'll be in their fighting every
minute of the game.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-11-18
Pumpkin Pie

2 cupfuls of pumpkin
3 egg yolks
cupful of brown sugar
"a teaspoon of salt
" teaspoon of grated nutmeg
" teaspoon of ginger
1s teaspoon of ground cloves
Is teaspoon of allspice
"a teaspoon of cinnamon
3 cups of scalded milk
egg whites.
Steam the pumpkin until tender
drain and mash through a sieve. Or
you may use canned pumpkin.
To two cupfuls of the pumpkin
add the egg yolks, brown sugar, salt,
nutmeg, ginger, cloves, allspice and
cinnamon. Mix we'll, then add the
scalded milk. Last of all fold in the
stiff1y beaten egg whites. Pour into
pie plate which has been lined with
pastry and bake at $50 degrees to
set the rim, then reduce the heat to
1875 degrees for 80 minutes. Makes
two medium or one large and one
small pie. Squash can be used in
stead of the pumpkin if desired.