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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
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1 thought would send m a
recipe that my mother used 20
have and made for her family
We all thought IL was very good.
and as IL is original and slightly
old-fashioned | thought you might
like II.
Take about a half dozen me-
dium sized catfish. clean and
cut in half Put the heads IN
your stew pot, add l cup Of
water, / teaspoon Of salt put on
the Tia and let Il come 10 q boil
Then add tablespoon Of butter.
onion, fresh from the garden.
which you cut up fine. and add a
dash of black pepper. Cook
with medium flame until a low
gravy is formed Add about o or
eggs, stirring until they are
done and serve hot. This recipe
makes enough stew for a family
Of S. The tails Of the fish can
then be mealed and fried and
served with the stew.
Mrs B l. Oliver.
Albany Ga
tNauv Thanks Nrs uN.r r0T Nis
-A}ai-ttlt+4-- +t4.--t t--.----.+i
other species ~ fIsh u-llul.. may
be- substituted. Mary L., swami
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

sanitary pads Find out about
Tampax. And the next time you want
TO dress in "A SmoOth-ftting costume
during those days" you can be sure
you'll have no bulgcs or ridges 20 blame
on Tampax. For Tampax is worn in
tcrn0liy -. Tampax was perfected by
a doctor, 1t is made Of surgical cotton
compressed into dainty appicators. 1t
is modern no pins, belts, pads, chat
ing or odor Easily changed and dis
posed Of. Three dbsorbepcics: Regular.
Super, Junior. (Super is about 500
more absorbentD Introductory box 20e
at drug and notion counter. Tampax
Incorporated, Palmer, Mass.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

will be this Winter / add a few
hard-boiled ones 10 every other
quart. They are so pretty for a
salad, as they turn a pretty pink
/ slice the whites for petals Of
rose, and use the yolks for the
centers. Makes a pretty gar
nish for any salad like 20 see
recipes that are In season. May
I send you my three ways intend
20 use my economical beets?
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Picked Beets

Boil beets until tender Blanch
with cold water, and the skins
win slip off. Make syrup by
boiling together
2 cups water
2 cups vinegar
2 scant cups sugar
/ teaspoon salt
Add a few whole cloves 20 boil
ing syrup but leave them out Of
the bects, as they tend 10 leave
dark spots. Add a pinch OF black
pepper Bring syrup 10 a good
boil and add sliced or whole beets.
Bring to boil again and pat into
stcrilized jars and seal Next
Winter / will not only use the
beets but the liquid they were
cooked in, so nothing shall be
wasted.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Depto-1.
D1S111Ol
Mo- . Of @ SlIN
sRss. q. =. Pat OFT
Your Hidden Beauty
revealed by using
MerC0lized
Wax Cream
4 simple way 20 remove
the dull, drabness of your
cop,nleNton and reveal the

lighter, loyelier skin tones. Just use Meroo-
4-zed Wax Cream as directed. It's active in
gradients help 10 fake of the older, darkened
surface SKIN in minute, almost invisible par
ticlcs, revealing ircr, iresher, underskin.
ssIsts Aslristsrt ghteps loose surface skin Gives
dehghtful sense ff,tshoess Reduces excess surface
OIL Dissolve SsF6tite A,trngcnt IN one-half pint
it,h-haz,l and use daily, morning or evening
Iuussl Rssu,Y Mist Try this cooling, soothing and
refreshing facial. We believe you will like IL.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

and intend to put up many quarts
OF them, as / find they are about
the cheapest vegetable there is
on the market. l have il figured
there are at least four different
ways / can use them this Winter
They are so very easy 20 put up
While eggs are cheaper than they
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
IAIDII

Use a gravy ladle instead of
a spoon when filling muffin or
small tins its easier and tbCro
rs less risk OF splitting the batter
writes Agnes c. Wolfe Clcv,-
land. ONO.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
AImanock Hints

hNE sou time or money
saving hint to pass ON to other
AlniauaCkpr~t such ideas are
worm sharing with other readers
ana the Almanack wants tn priut
'h'm the rd1re the mrrrifr For
earn sueh hint sent IN and used in
iHis department .wf an pas 81
f"u ma. send 10 a. MANY A. yuu
want Hints not used cannot be-
returned Please keen them .L.rt
aud to the point aud aJdrr.s-
AIN "a HINTS EpTToR
y -. Bon ipI
Grand Central ANNEX Nra N,rl
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
ADVICE TO HOME cAhNERs

IF Y0U have moved To new
i locality please he sure To check
with yDur nearest Home EcOno-
mist Center before canning nom
acid foods from your Victory
Garden. II may be that the
recipes you followed and used
for years back home cannot be
followed without the use OF
Pressure Cooker, especially in
those localities where BOtulism In
so prevalent.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
3N>&1A,
VICTORY GARDEN BETS
~ Aln1nnackt

Dear Almanacki
Collecting recipes isn't my
hobby, but one would think IL
was by the large amount / have
OF them I simply cant resist
new recipe. Seems 10 get in the
blood. l have been picking beets
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Il want to wear
sIackS today
but | can't"
Then you should find out about
Tsmpsx-m monthly hygiene without
external pads

Like most women
you probably have a
feeling for what is
right To wear, and
are annoyed when
you can I wear this
or that over external
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
CATFISH STEW

Dear Almanack
AS am a regular reader OF
The HOUSEWIFE Food Almanack,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

Pattern 1858 Look SLIM agl up-
plr ln TINS sma.t PRINCES IAN. aft-r-
noon frock Designed for l.s.e
sizes II a. 10. lB md ~ S.za 10
requires 3 IS yards 2e-uCh fabric
Pattern S61l "A smoothly iUcl
si,Tlaight .,l..g Pan''e4! s,lp ".in .omiq,t =
signed for women SIZES "a 3G. 3S
~. - ~ - g. ard 30 SIZE 80
requires D. yards 3j-lueh fabric
Pattern 1922 - Front gathers "a
smart bolefo effect ar. becoming K
features 90 any tuy gi. Irsign.d -
for children s.Ess . Z o and 10
SIZE .. Nlew A. Ia A al-lL1A
-T0T1r- vTTW z T. ITT 35-IuJh
fabric 3! NarJ contras'
Pattern 56-I I- proud - your
bed llnrus SCARVES or f.V.,4s - ,I.-
bruid-r thuu IA this ,ts design
The thing i.~ gifts l.ueru 702-
contains transfer pattern ~ nu
sN@ui4 inch and two Nt1 iu.h
motifs. stitches; darac,i.as Tor cdg-
ing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
PiaIIante BeetS

3 tablespoons minced onion
6 tablespoons butter or half
ana half
II teaspoons salt
= teaspoon powered ci"Nes
tablespoons liquid
4 cups chopped beets
Saute the onion in the butter
in a saucepan until tender. Add
salt. cloves, and liquid Cook five
minutes. Add beets. stir and
heat well Serves 6
Rose r Kunz,
Dubuque. Iowa
tNrs Kgnz wany AlmanAckers
who are harvesting boots In their
victory Gardens viii thank YOU for
these three fine recipes. - Mary Lee
Swami
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
AImanack Echoes

all
be thAn20
PO
Box 9 GIand Central Annex
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
. Heels foster .o;r
Quickly relieves pu"
. Helps prevent ''0''

rc.l 'be INNING .aI2g5l. 15254 l.famoo,
l-.,5,b / it, institute institute And now aa,sos it y90I1 n
to besias li1 which heals heals 5.a Sa'o' ordinary 11fs
5S.Sg51 ne'bod,. prevents 1's5s'RS fig aR8SestcJ
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Mrs p Lonbardo.
Rrooklvn Y Y

fMrs I.omhardo you're pcrfoetl>
right Many 81 NJ Who furmorN dis.
tard"d -oNor-t'itces are NOW put
ting them 90 good u.e Mar i.",
Swami
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Harvard Bccts

Harvard Bccts
2 tablespoons buttcr
] tablespoon flour
2 teaspoons onion
] cup boiling liquid
u teaspoon salt
Melt butter. add flour and
minced onion, and stir 70 a
smooth paste Add boiling liquid
and cook until thick Add salt
and a dash OF pepper if desired
and sliced beets and let stand
over very slow flame about 10
minutes. Use about a pint of
beets; win serve 4 to 6 persons.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
LEFT OVER JUICES

Dear AlWanack
You may call this "a chapter on
the Uses Of Leftover luiccs' or
what You viii. but ! think YOU
viii find il will add much "a
your helpful hints Not only the
leftover water Of potatoes but
also the water from cooked rice.
spaghetti. macaroni. noodles and
ravioli does more than add 10
flavor OF gravies, soups and
steWs but adds food value which
is precious during wartime Also
leftover vegetable juices, such as
tomatoes. celery. carrot spinach
etc may be stored and used in
vegetable soup or cocktail
Leftover fruit juices stored
separated 10 preserve flavor
and used-for party punch. empty
ketchup bottle OF water for
gravies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

oodyos, 5ass, '!f fbey are natural oeloL,' l,n,n.
1oD,'d,c 1,Ie the respiration and ne do1e s5oe rapid,
living eeLI,. eL..,is 5eiu.3nS 5e,Ias Get tube OF
%o.S 5os(, s"sr5IS BoDyne oao'meo5 at ,5 }oa. Iea
drugs's' ents ;, abraslons this ne" Way
eu[1s, 9ra,,, 'p,'' Inc. Cincinnati. Ono.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
MARY LEE SWANN'S
POINT RATlOkING
SHOPPING LIST

Ration Points for n Family OF
Four tor One Week
Red Paints
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

PRICE OF EACH PATTERN 16c
(In coins
Every pattern contains a large,
complete, easily-followed sewing
guide. To order these easy-to-
make patterns, write plainly
SIZES, PATTERN NUMBERS,
YOUR NAME, STREET AD-
DRESS, CITY and STATE. En-
close Ice in coins for each pat
tern and address your envelope TO
AMERICAN WEEKLY
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
6S5 Sixth Avenue, New York IL,
New York.
Duo 90 customs restrictions Canadian
orders cannot be- filled
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

September >, 1913
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

r'a by American w,.y Inc Great Britain Right. Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Divorced Husband
Seeks Youngest Son
war Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
/ was given nay divorce one year
age. and the custody OF The oldest
boy. The only way / could get
my freedom from my cN-wife was
to give her the custody OF the
youngest boy lie Is IL years
old now.
lie wants 20 come and make
his home with Us. and his mother
won't let him. lie told me that
his Stcp-father is mean 10 him
Should / take him 10 The Friend
OF The Court and let him tell his
story? MR.. r. VI. G.
Dear Mr.. 4. VI. C.:
II YOU wish To obtain custody
of your child YOU should consult
an attorney who will advise YOU
a. 10 the procedure i'm obtaining
a modification Of decree chang
ing custody of the child.
EDWARD POKORNY,
Wayne County Friend of Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Fathers
HbPaff Cali
Postponed
THE DETROIT TIMES

WASHINGTON July rs INSl
SeleCtivo service officials an-
Hounced late yesterday that there
are Sufficient prospective Selcctccs
TO meet me requirements 0i the
armed forces for the next three
months without drafting fathers
The officials disclosed that tho
size of the armed forces rose to
the all-tIme high of 100000 on
July /
Draft headquarters revealed
that on July 1 there were 366
600 class one reglstrants IN the
process Of classification cXamina-
ton and induction.
They said that this total to-
gcthcr with 10000 young men
reaching the age OF rs monthly
would be sufficient 20 meet draft
requirements between now and
October
Sclective service headquarters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Asks Information
About Allotment
Var Problem clinici

War Problem Clinic; ~
Last july. my brother who IL
somewhere in The South Pacific,
made application for S35 90 be-
deducted from his pay each month
and sent 10 my mother. She has
never received penny. This Is
not q dependent allotment for she
is not depending on him.
She was told 10 90 10 the Red
Cross about IT,, and they told
her She couldn't gel il unless she
was depending on INN. We can't
understand why this rs true when
he had n taken from his pay only
because he wanted her 10 have H.
MRS. A. G..
Dear Mrs. \. G.:
\ serNiceman can make a
special allotment payable 10 his
mother. who il not dependent.
Many do this Ia supplement her
income or a. savings" for
the soldier. The allotment il
not supplemented by the gov
eminent. With millions in the
army the task of paying allOt-
ments Is enormous. 1 suggest
YOU give the army officials
some more time.
WALTER II. r.. SCOTT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

AS they enter military service,
many men must leave a wife,
children, mother, or sister virtually
without means of support
In order 10 provide for these
dependents of service men, the
government has established an
allotment plan whereby a certain
amount of money ID withheld front
the soldiers Day and, supple
mented by a government subsidy
is sent home 10 his dependents
The question often arises as
10 the exact definition of q de-
pendent, and the WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC has received several let
tors from people who want TO
know If they are eligible for an
allotment Today, Walter II T..
Scott, vice commander Of the
Detroit Districts Association
American Legion. explains some
Of the arrangements that can be
made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Fighting Mans Friend
Questions and Answers

The following questions Of n
factual nature have been an
swcrrd by Fighting Man, Friend
j. s; @ Before being inductcd
into The L. S. Army ! had been
doing sales work and my earnings
averaged $500 yearly. I served
six months in the army and was
given an honorable discharge. be-
ing AZ years OF age. ! have been
working IN war plant three
months and feel as though /
should be given some conSidera-
ton about returning 10 nv old
Job II doesn't appear fair 10 me
AS / am not a skilled man in anv
trade and my earnings are about
- 900 a year less. Could you tell
mo how | can return 10 my old
Job / am quite sure ] would be
doing as much IN my old job TO
help he war effort.
Ar an individual il released
from active service. the indi-
Nidual must remain employed i'm
an essential industry. IT he fails
10 abide nv the agreement upon
which released, he will he sub
jet 10 immediate recall TO ac-
tive service. You did not state
whether the sales work was
listed as essential" Suggest
YOU check with the War Man
power Commission 10 see where
YOU stand in this regard.
Mrs A. J s: @ My son and
members Of his class. who are now
II years old and will become IS
during the next school year. were
informed r- their priRclpaLthat
II was necessary for them TO file
their intentions with tho school
and also with branches of service
In what branches Of service can
this he done and where can he
file these intentions?
A-Last spring a special pro-
gram was organized nv the gov
eminent for 17-year-oidS known
as the Army Special Training
Program and the VIE Of the
Navy. Special examinations
viii he given again this fall and
the papers will again publish
full information pertaining Ia
the time, place. etc. The prin-
Cipal Of the school VIII also have
complete information on hand.
II he il interested I'm the
Army Air Force. full informa-
tion may he obtained at the
Army Recruiting and Induction
Station. 1895 East Jefferson.
The V. =. w. has done some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Wants 10 Divorce
Wife Out OF State

War Problem Clinic: -
/ would like some information
about getting a divorce from my
wife / have not lived with her
for ever seven years. and haven
seen her since April -. 1887. She
was in Mason. Mich, al that time
/ have no intention Of returning 90
Michigan. 50 would like 90 know
how on when 10 90 about b..
r. r, y.
Dear +. X. b.:
You wish Information about
getting "A divorce and that YOU
have no intention Of returning
10 Michigan. When YOU have
determined the question Of
which state will be your resi-
dence. YOU should consult "A
lawyer who will advise YOU AS
10 procedure.
EDWARD POKORNY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

useful coaching OF boys desiring
to join the Air Force.
T. " ID. @ ! was recently
discharged after serving "A little
over SlA months i'm the army of
the l.. S. and not recommended
for rcInduction or rc-enIStmcnt
The local board classified me &c
l would like TO know what this
classification is and whether l ann
subject 10 induction agalnlor not
My friends tel me that under
that classification. ] am subject
90 be called at any time. per-
Sonally don't know and would like
10 have your advice.
A-ClaSs 1-C-Regist rants
who have been inducted into.
enlisted In. or appointed 10 the
armed forces. II II very unlikely
that YOU would be recalled for
duty under the circumstances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Wife Is Advised
To See Miss Forncrook

War Problem Clinic:
/ am Interested IN the wonder.
ful way Miss Elva Forncrook
answered a letter printed IN the
Clinic under the title. Husband
Claims Women Like Him
II lifted my heart ever so much
from worry because my problem
is somewhat the same. Could
YOU please give me the name of
some one ! could see and talk 10
about my problem because If
some one won't help me soon
surely III go crazy
MRS. ". y. w.
Dear Mrs. VI ID. VI:
We suggest YOU go 10 the
Consultation Bureau AT 81 W.
Warren and make arrange
ments 10 talk with Miss Form
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Parents Get Pension,
Don't Receive Sons Pay
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
Before my brother went in Tho
service me- was helping support
his parents. as they were IeccIV-
ing the old age pension After go-
ing into the army. They couldn't
receive any OF his pay or The gov
eminent allotment, as they still
get the pension
Before gong across me allotted
$50 of his pay 10 hc sent homo
for his own use whom he returns.
Can they deduct that much from
The pension now chat hc d. -aui-
ing Il nome lol il. own saving o
MRS l.. NJ r.
Dear Mrs. l.. ". X:
\ serNiCemau can make
special allotment payable 90 his
mother. wife, or bank. " he de-
SireS. II il - not savings" for
himself hat rather 90 supple
ment the mothers income.
other agencies giving aid can
take IL into consideration when
figuring how much viii be al
lOtted by them
II il j. a bona iidc savings
and not a subtcrfugc of some
sort 10 gain more income for
the mother. no change IN pay
ments will he made by the old
age assistance. prov idcd all the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Gambling Lures
Soldier From Fiancae

War Problem Clinic,
l have been engaged 10 a young
soldier for II months We were
10 bc married on hi, first leave.
FhItr t1c was "a the service, he
used 10 call twice "A week and
ask me 30 wait until he came
home | would send hun boxes
and other things including money.
He began 10 gamble. which Is
something be- never did before
Then the last letter / received
from him came three days before
has leave. telling me 10 get every
thing ready for the wedding.
When he did come home. | only
saw hm once; all the rest OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
How TO Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC.
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
You must sign your name
and address. although no
names will be published but
Will be- held in stricteSt con-
hdcnce. DO NOT write di-
rcctly TO members of the
panel
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel
Judge James r.. ChenOt
Edward POkOrny
Rev. Joseph \. Foley, y. J.
Fred VI. ButZel
DIR. Robert g.. Foster
DIR. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances SandeTsOn
Miss Elva VI. FOrncrOOk
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r.. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neill
Walter IL. r.. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

time hc spent with the boys
drinking and gambling
lie told me that he loved me
as much as ever. but couldn't OK
plain why he did those things
Should / write 10 hun, or wall
until he writes 10 me- can tel
he is ashamed of himself and
love him very much
MISS j. !.
Dear Miss j. J.:
You did not give. the ages 0f
either yourself or your boy
friend. which may make some
difference i'm the situation. I
would advise YOU To wait and
let him write Ia YOU. Perhaps
YOU would be wise not 10 do
quite ~ much for him, hut give
him "A chance TO find out what
il II he really wants. II i often
not easy for boys Ia get ad-
iusted right away Ia life i'm the
army. and he may change a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Rep. Luce 10 Speak Here

Republican National Commit
tcewoman Mrs. Dudley G Hay
announced today that Sept %
has been >ot as a tentative date
for a Detroit speech by Rep Clare
3 90 he Luce, CongrcsSwOman
from Connecticut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

IS pounds Of soft. new cotton in carefully
formed layers, tufted and covered with color
full art ticking. Machine roll edge construc-
ton makes for long life of the mattress.
Double or single bed size. Freshen up your
bedding needs get all the mattresses you
need for the duration at this extremely low
price! SHOP SATURDAY!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

good dFHi. Why mt answer his
letters II he writes Don't plan
on marriage until both OF you
are surcr of each other.
MISS MARY VI. O'NEILL,
assistant director of the metro<
pOlitan Detroit USO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

facts are properly and fully
presented to that agency.
WALTER IA. r.. SCOTT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
War Problem Clinic Allotment Cuts Age Pension

,AEoal, personally, nith nne nj
the other women there who viii
be glad Ia help YOU
THE CLINIC.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11

increa Sed output made possible by Ia
Dor diSpiacing devices the workers
would have had enough purchasing
power TO enable them to buy all that
they produced, and no serious or gen
eral unemployment would have re-
suited. tThe same thing would have
occurred if the hours of labor had
been reduced enough without reducing
Wages.) But the owners of industry,
exercising their right" of free enter
prise, were using labor dspIacing
machinery to cut labor costs and thus
increase their profits, not to raise the
standard of living or increase the
leisure of the workers. Their greed
brought on the depression.
Clearly we need more government
regulation Of free enterprise in the in
terest of workers, consumers, and the
public, not less, as soon as normal
conditions are restored after our vic
tory. For in no other way can the
owners Of industry be compelled to
raise wages and reduce the hours of
toll equally with the increased pro-
ductiyiey made possible by new ma
chinery, and thus make new machines
Il blessing to mankind instead of
dangerous source Of unemployment.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11
NUTRITION AND LABOR
THE QUESTION OF DINNER

ing the march of events in the field of
science. People ridiculed railroads.
cars, airplanes and submarines and
even a few years ago laughed at the
idea that aviation would be Il ma ior
element in war. There are many ideas
in the making right now which we are
not taking seriously, but which the
future will prove of utmost import
ance. We must be made more tolerant.
less stubborn and more willing to learn
new and helpful procedures. The
housewife must have such an approach
just as much as the business man, the
general, the legislator and the edu
Gator.
Mrs. Jones neighbor has the right
idea. When she went to Il nutrition
class and they told her to try cooking
boiled unpeeled potatoes in just enough
water to keep them from burning, she
said, Il have nothing to lose and lots
to gain, maybe, so'Tn try it anyway"
When she served the potatoes that
night for dinner, her husband re-
marked, "haI hiiid OF potatoes are
iileSe! 1heS are l'ie peSl we nave hiiu
III ioi'@ Iillie' 1ou iau pelIer ten tile
grocer 10 give us lllS hliu al llie
time"
Alr ana water are saDoteurS OF food
value The cooking rules for good
nutrition, therefore, are To COOK All
vegetables III small amounts OF water