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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-19
N.M.U. GUN CREWS

Some amazing stories have come out Of Washing
ton from time to time but astounding than the
one reporting that the Maritime Commission is train
ing merchant seonnen to members Of gun
crews.
True Joseph Curron, pro.Communist head Of the
seomens union had proposed that his men be subst-
tuted for Navy the ont-oiroroft onti-submo
rne guns But takes two to make bargain, and how
could one have guessed thot the Maritime Commits
sion would have given second thought to such
ideo?
tits not necessary to emphasize the Communist an
gle to find ample grounds which to condemn such
an experiment. Most merchant seonnen are neither
Communists nor pro-Communists, though their lead
ership followed the Moscow line Faithfully when it
wos prof. oz as they do now that it is ont-Noz
Suppose for the sake Of argument without conced-
Ing, that men whose vehoods depend entirely upon
the whim Of pro-Communist leaders can be trusted
through thick and thin at such vital posts the de-
Tense guns merchant vessels.
for the negative reason thot they orent poten-
tioI enemies, should we substitute them for trained
Navy personnel? Why should we put at the guns,
where the highest discipline is essential who are
not subject to the code that governs Navy men?
Why, when the Maritime Commission is pleading
for enough volunteers to expanding coreo-
transport fleet should divert from that service
to do what the Navy has the droft power to provide
men to do?
BY what logic do we propose to mnele civilian soil
ors, whose minimum o-seo pay scale storts at Sl85 q
month plus $4,000 free insurance, with Navy sailors
whose poy begins at $50 month and no free nsur-
onee?
A submarine attacks merchant ship. The COM
bined gun goes to work-soors at S. 81 day
(Novy), sailors at Sc. II day merchant morine).
The end Of watch arrives The submarine still is
there. Does tinekeeper merchant marine clerk
typst, $o83 doy) stand by to log the overtime Of
his union fellows for time and q holf-$l IS an hour
Until either the submarine or the merchant ship
shall have been sunk?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-19
. INHOLLYWOOD

another musical, Best Foot For
ward" It also stars a girl who
sings, laughs, steps lively and
dances.
The star of those two pictures,
he girl they said would never
walk again, Lucille Ball.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-19
AUTOMOBILE STORAGE

So many automobile owners, particularly in the eos-
oIine-fomshed cost, putting their oors away for
the duration, that the OPA hos made some sueees-
tons to prevent deterioration Of the machines.
See thot the paint surface is free from both domoe.
ing foreign substances and bare sports that would
rust; cleon nothproof and cover upholstery; clean
and wax or oil chrome pIotine drain engine Lubricant
and put in rustrepeIIne OIL running it into the engine;
droin gasoline tank and keep covered to prevent fire
hozord; store battery in cool place. keeping charged
from time to time dron cooling system; jock up cor
to toke weight off tires.
Remember = you probably won't get new outo-
tonobiIe for some time even otter the war ends 1t
will take months TO retooI and begin manufacture,
ond more time to sotsfy everybody who is eager for
1915 TodeI vehicle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-19

within that boy until finally the
day came when a truck driver
became a motion picture star.
The golfer who told a truck
driver to keep punchin'," the
truck drivers boyhood idol the
great western star of yesterday,
the late Tom Mix. The truck
driver who became a star, the
great western star of today, Roy
Rogers.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11

"Vceraj smo imeli diva pogre-
ba," je cerkvenik nitro okrenil
pogovor ma drugo pole.
Res? Torej sta diva umrla? 2"
je rekel drugi COST, ma kar je
dodal tretji: cali sta .bila po-
greba 1. ali 2. razreda?
Rad bi vedel," je dejal svejk,
"kaksni bodo ma vojni zdaj vo-
jaski pogrebi." ....
Toda gostje so vstali, placali
in tho odsli. Svejk je ostal z
gospo Paliveevo sam.
"Tega hi ne bill mislil," je
rekel, ida bodo obsodili nedolz-
mega cloveka ma deset let. Da
so nedolznega cloveka obsodili
ma pet let, sem re slisal, ali ma
deset, to je vendar, nekoliko
predolgo."
ALI on je primal, kako je
tukaj govoril o muhah in o tisti
podobi, ma policijskem ravna-
t~eljstvu in ma sodiscu ter je po-
navljal posteno zmerom isto,"
je pripovedovala P%alivcevka.
"Tudi meme so klicali "a prico;
a kaj maj hi bila pricala, ko so
mi rekli, da sem z mozem v
ozjem sorodnem razmerju, in Sc
cato prieevanju lahko odreeem.
Tega sorodnega razmerja sem Sc
tako ustrasila, da hi mozu NOR
da Sc JAZZ skodila, pa sem sc pri-
cevanju odrekla. Takrat me je
revez starr pogledal tako, da do
smrti ne pozabim ten njegovih
oci. In potem, pc obsodbi, ko so
ga odvajali, je ma hodniku kri-
cal kakor popolnoma blazen:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11

Brezvestni spokornik je vstal
in zacel praviti o svojih otro-
kin: ina jih pet, najstarejsemu
je d~vanajst let in je pri skau-
tin. Pie lie vodo in je lahko
vzgled svojemu ocetu, XII Sc je
takole pregresil prvic v svojem
zivljenju. "Kaj sem storil!" je
javkal. "Moje dobro ime je uni
ceno."
"Res je," je pritrdil svejk S
~prirojeno iskrenostjo. "Po tenn,
kar Sc je zgodilo, mora biti va
Sc dobro in1e uniceno "a vse
z%ivljenje, kajti, ko Sc DO O tenn
bralo V novinah, pridenejo va
81 znanci Sc marsikaj. To je
vselej tako, a ne brigajte Sc "a
vse to. Ljudi, XII imajo unieeno
in pokvarjeno dobro ime, je ma
svetu vsaj desetkrat toliko ka-
kor onih s cisti1n slovesom. Slo-
yes je res cisto ~brezpomembna
malenkost."
IA hodniku so Sc oglasili tez-
XII koraki, kljuc je z~arozljal,
dveri so Sc odprle in policijski
straznik je zaklical svejkovo
ime.
"Oprostite," je rekel viteski
svejk, "jaz sem tukaj sele cd
dvanajstih opoldne, tale gospod
pa je tn re cd sestih zjutraj.
Mem sc mic ne mudi."
Namesto odgovora je potegni-
Ia Svekja ma hodnik silna roka
policijskega straznika in ga mol
&c odvedla pc stopnicah V prvo
nadstropje. V drugi sobi je Sc
del "a MILO policijski komisar,
debel gospod vedrega oblicja,
XII je reke1 svejku: "Tak vi ste
torej tisti Svejk? A kako ste
prisli SEM"
INA cisto navaden naGin," je
odgovoril svejk; "prisel sem V
spremstvu gospoda straznika,
ker sc nisem dial kar brez obeda
vreci il blazniCe."
"Veste kaj, svejk," je rekel
vljudno gospod komisar, "cemu
mai bi Sc mi tn ma Salmovki je-
zili z vami? Al ne DO bolje, da
vas posljemo ma policijsko raw
nateljstvo?'
"Prosim, kakor izvolite!!" ,je
odgovoril svejk mirno. xvi ste,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11

kakor Sc rece, gospod situacije.
Pot ma policijsko ravnateljstvo
zdajle ma vecer je cisto prijeten
NAL izprehod."
"Veseli me, da Sc strinjava,"
je dejal veselo komisar. "Zme-
niti Sc je treba, kajne, svejk?"
"Da, tudi jas Sc z vsakim clo-
vekom rad posvetujem in veruj-
tie mi, gospod komisar, nikoli
ne pozabim vase dobrote." ,
~Spostljivo Sc klanjajoc je Cd
Sci S policijskim straznikom do
Ii v straznico, in cetrt ure nato
ie re bio videti ma ulici Svejka
V spremstvu drugega policijske-
ga straznika, XII je incl pod
pazduho debelo knjigo z napi-
som "Arrestantenbuch."
Ma vogalu Spalene ulice Sc je
srecal svejk S svojim spremlje-
valcem S tolpo ljudi, XII Sc je
gnetla okoli obesenega plaka-
ia.
ITO je cesarjev manifest O
napovedi v%ojne," je rekel straz-
mix.
"Jaz sem to napovedal re
pred par dnevi," je dejal 'Svejk,
"a v blaznici O tenn Sc danes mic
ne vedo, dasiravno hi moral
imeti to il prve roke."
"Kako to mislite?"
"Saj je tam zaprtih toliko 60
spodov castnikov," je pojasnje-
val svejk, in ko sta prisla do
move tolpe, XII Sc je tlacila pred
manifestom, je svejk zakrical:
"Nazdar, cesar Franc Jozef!
To vojno dobimo!'
Nekdo IL navdusene mnozice
mu je zbil klobuk preko uses, in
tako je korakal dobri vojak
Svejk zopet skozi vrata policij-
skega ravnateljstva.
"Tole vojno dobimo pray 60
tovo, recem Sc enkrat, gospo-
da!,"; S tenn besedami Sc je
svejk poslovil cd trume ljudi,
XII ga je s%premljala.
VI.
Srejk aopet donna.
"Zelo mi je zal," je rekla or
nozolta policijska bestija, ko so
il privedli svejka, ida ste padli
re zopet V nase roke. Mislili
smo, da Sc poboljsate, a zmotili
smo SCI No, takoj je nadalje-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11

"danes ina sedem dni re "a Sc
boz"
"Tako je bill previden," je pla-
kala Palivcevka, "celo sam Sc
je bahal, kako je vedno opre-
zen 80"
Gostje v tocilnici so trdo-
vratno molcali, kakor hi Paliv-
cev duh blodil mad mimi in jih
pozivljal k Sc vecji previdnosti.
ia, ia, previdnost je matt
modrosti," je dejal svejk in
sedel "a mizo pred wreck piva /,
ma penah so bile luknjice, ker so
jih utrle solze gospe Palivceve,
ko je prinasala pivo ma mizo.
"Danasnja doba je re TAXA, da
smo vsi modrijani."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11
'zivela svobodna misel

'Zivela svobodna misel!"
I'm gospod Bretschneider ne
prihaja vec SEM" je vprasal
svejk.
"Da, bill je re veckrat tu," je
odgovorila krcmarka. "Popije
wreck ali diva, me vprasuje, kdo
kaj prihaja sem in poslusa, ka-
ko 81 gostje pripovedujejo O
football. Vselej, kadar ga vi
dijo, govore gostje lie o foot
balu. On pa Sc zdriza, kakor hi
vsak trenotek hotel pobesneti..
Ia vso to dobo je ujel ma lima
nice samo enega tapetnika IL
Precne ulice."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11

st. Louisa. Mezgi b0dO Up0rabl
UoroU U krajih, kanOr ne mOreJ
val v najljubeznivejsem tonu:
ia mas je res silno neprijet-
no, da vas moramo drzati v "a
poru. Lahko vas~zagotovim, da
pc mojem mnenju vasa krivda
nj tako velika, kajti pr mali
vasi intelligence nj dvoma, da
ste bill appellant. Povejte mi,
gospod svejk, KIDD vas prav "a
pray zavaja, da delate take ne
umnosti?"
svejk je zakasljal in Sc 3D.
wal: "Prosim, JAZZ ne VEN o nj
kakih neumnostih."
I'm mar to nj neumnost," je
rekel umetno ocetovski ton, ida
ste glasom ovadbe policijskega
straznika, XII vas je privedel
semkaj, izzvali zbiranje ljudi
pred manifestom o vojni ter ste
jih razburjali z vzkliki: Nazdar,
cesar Franc Jozef! To vojno
dobimo!?"
me morem tajiti," je izjavil
svejk in upiral sveje dobre oci
V inkvizitorjeve, ida sem Sc
razjezil, ko sem videl, da vsi
pac berejo tisti manifst o VOL
nj, a da ne kazejo prav nobene
radosti. Mic klicanja. slave, no.
benega hura, sploh nicesar, 60
spod svetnik. Kakor hi Sc jih to
sploh ne tikalo. In tako Sc JAZZ,
star vojak cd 81. regimenta, nj
sem mogel krotiti in sem zakri-
cal tiste besede. Mislim, &c hi
bill vi ma mojem mestu, da hi
storili kakor JAZZ Kadar je
vojna, je treba zmagati in mo-
"a Sc klicati cesarju slava. Ia
ko mislim, in nihce me ne pre-
govori, da nimam prav."
Crnozolta bestija je zagrcala
in Sc iznova ozrla v Svejkove
oci. svejk je odgovoril z ne
dolzno, mehko, skromno in memo
toploto svojega pogleda.
Tako sta Sc napeto gledala
nekaj trenutkov.
"Vrag vas vzemi, svejk!" je
rekla koncno uradna brada. "Ce
pa pridete sem Sc enkrat, vas
sploh ne bonn vprasal nicesar
vec, nego vas posljem naravnost
vojnemu sodiscu ma Hradcane.
Ste razumeli ?"
In ne da hi Sc nadejal, je
svejk priskocil k MENU, mu
poljubil roko in dejal: "Bog YAM
poplacaj vse! In &c hi kdaj po-
trebovali kakega cistokrvnega
kuzka, blagovolite Sc obrniti
name. Imam MANFRED trgovino S
psi -"
Tako je bill svejk zopet svo-
boden in ma poti domov. Njego-
vo premisljanje, hi sc Ii ne usta-
vii najprej "Pri kelihu," Sc je
zakljucilo S tenn, da je odprl
dveri, skozi katere ga je pred
dnevi spremil detektiv Bret
schneider. V tocilnici je vladala
grobna tisina. Sedelo je pac ondi
nekaj gostov, med mimi cerkve-
mix cd sv. Apolinarja, a vsi so
Sc drzali cmerno, "a tocilno mi
20 pa je sedela Palivceva zena
in zrla topo ma pivne pipe.
"Zdaj sem pa re spet nazaj!"
.je rekel svejk veselo in naro-
cal: "Dajte mi nitro wreck svet-
lega, zakaj danes sem zidane
wolfe -. Pa kje innate gospoda
Palivca?"
Namesto odgovora je bruhnila
Palivceva zena v glasen jok in
i~zrazajoc svojo nesreeo $ poseb.
MIN priglasom ma vsaki besedi
posebej, je stokala: ,.t...-
dali - so - mu - pred -
fodnonn desef - LET -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Bre akfast
Suggestions

START THE day right. Here
are a few ideas 20 help you get
that first meal Of the day of
with a bang, and with a real
smile of appreciation from the
partakerS:
Have a cranberry juice cock
tail, either plain, or perhaps
mixed with pineapple, grapefruit
or orange juice.
Serve appleSauce with nutmeg
and brown sugar.
Hot bottled Drune Juice poured
over lemon slices, then served
warm, is a real treat.
A real eycful IS broiled
grapefruit topped with sugar
and a dash of cinnamon.
Banana slices OF available Of
courSe). provide a pleasant sur
prise when frosted with thin
ned marmalade.
PrunelotS. too, Will be sure TO
please: lust mix dried pruneS
and apricotS and cook together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Lmh32~<,
S5;r1ea@aT

Put good hearty fighting
foods in that lunch box
the Kind that uiIds
strength and good health.
Plenty of eggs, veee-
tables, and fruits. Here
are some SUGGESTIONS
that may help you. More
are available by calling
the Home Service De-
partment at your Gas
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

HERE'S A perfect sew and
save" special in an apron that's
planned to save you both fabric
and sewing time! Designed by
Anne Adams, pattern 4348 has
trim but roomy lines and pert,
becoming style. Gay scalloped
hemline; optional pocket.
Pattern 434S is available only
in sizes small (32-34), medium
(36-3S) and large (40-42). Small
size takes ia yards 35-inch
fabric; AS yards ricrac.
Our spring pattern book is
ready. 1t contains a free dickey
pattern; a special salvage de
sign; smart. easy-to-Sew spring
outfits for the entire family.
Dress pattern. Is cents; book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together, 70 cents.
Address your request to the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1926 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Owing TO customs regulations,
orders for patterns 10 Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Because of the SlowneSS of the
mails, delivery of our patterns
may take a few days longer
than usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
When You Cook
A Chicken

TO ENABLE you 10 attain
that perfect smooth. golden
brown coating on your fried
chicken, here are few pointers:
To avoid a dry, hard crust,
use 2 cup cornmeal with u cup
flour.
To retain an unbroken crust.
allow coated pieces 10 dry on
rack about a half hour or so
before frying (eXcept batter
covered).
To aid in uniform browning,
Ia teaspoons paprika for each
chicken may be mixed with the
coating mixture.
WHEN Is the chicken done 4?
For broiled and fried chicken,
cut through one of the thickeSt
muscles, TO the bone. The knife
should penetrate the meat easily.
No trace of pink should be
visible at the bone.
For roast chicken, 10 test try
moving the leg-the .drumstick-
thigh joint breaks or moves
easily. The drumstick meat IS
also very soft when pressed be-
tween fingers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Paiama Ensemble

LEAH RHODES. Hollywood's
designer, has styled a stunning
pajama ensemble for Bette
Davis personal wardrobe and
her role in old Acquaintance"
Trousers of acknowledgment
crepe are cut like Stacks and
feature two vertical slit pockets
bound with intertwined yellow
and green silk braid.
The topper, of brilliant
Chinese red crepe, Is styled with
bracelet-length sleeves, a fitted
bodice fastened with streams
lined frogs of the braid trim.
and a flaring knee-length skirt
sans front panel TO allow the
trousers 10 show.
Accompanying sandals have
Chinese red wedge heels, crepe
tops and straps in red, green
and yellow print.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
4 TIMELY REPAIR KIT!
Appreciation
Is a Mental
Vitamin B.
BY HELEN ROWLAND

LIVE dplhduSe' dPpleSduN''
fattery, appreciation! Flum-
merry, buncombc, baloney and
soft soap, i love the "oid oil, !"
the malarky. Who doesn't?
Especially in these days.
It's one of the luXuries on
which we don't have to econo-
mize. It's about the only kind
Of sweet thing that isn't ra-
toned. It's a mental vitamln
B-l!
YOU CAN feed it 10 me
straight or diluted, cooked or
raw, in large quantities or
homeopathic doses.
You can lay it on with A
palette knife or a trowel-and
some of il is bound TO stick.
l don't care whether you mean
what you say or not; fill me
with self-conidence and self
esteem, and what it takes 10
face the world, these days.
Show me a man who says that
he prefers criticism to flattery
and I'll show you one who is
fooling himS self. Everybody
needs, wants and loves a cheer
leader.
Every man Cor woman) would
find it worth the price, if he
could pay a professional booster
to hand him his daily bunch of
orchids. To tell him every morn
ing how brilliant and remark
able he is, and fill him with
courage TO face the day.
IN ORDER 10 do his best
work, a man must feel pleased
with himself. There may be a
few cyclists whose vanity re-
quires debating; but most of us
are timid souls, filled with a
SubconScious inferiority COM
pick, which has TO be fought
like a bad liver.
The worst enemy you have in
the world is not the man or
woman who robs you of your
money, but the one who tries TO
rob you of your self-esteem or
your self-reliance or your high
hopes.
WHEN WE marry, we always
do so, in the fond expectation
of getting a permanent booster
and an unqualified admirer.
Love dies if we find that we
have acquired only a life critic.
Love seldom dies from a big
wound in the heart, but nearly
always from a thousand little
stabs in the vanity and PIN
pricks in the self-esteem. Ask
any diSillusioned married pair.
JUST NOW we all need our
mental vita m ms and cheer
tones more than ever before.
We need our daily dose of
faith in ourselves and courage
TO carry on and take our short
ages cheerfully. We need cheer.
leader around the house to hand
us the old baloney!
Praise your wife Cor your
husband) pass the Orchids!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Wartime Marketing
Meat Extender Dishes end Desserts
Demonstrated at tuesdays Cooking School

I cup raisins
? cup nuts
I, teaspoon cinnamon
y cup wafer
"a cup brown sugar.
Arrange pears in baking pan,
Make syrup of water. brown
sugar lemon juice. Pour this
syrup over pears. Bake in
moderate oven 1850 10 375 de-
greeS for about as minutes or
until tender. Basic several
times with syrup. Cook raisinS,
nuts. cinnamon, water and
brown sugar separately Serve
over pears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

Mile. Tippi Toe, the Wire
Walking Wonder, owes it all to
balance. Where balance does you
the most good is in your diet.
Mustn't slip up on calcium and
phosphates-they're vital to
sound teeth and bones. Here's
news: One level teaspoon Of
Rumford Baking Powder, as
contained in baked foods, pro-
vides one-half your daily mini
mum of phosphorus, one-third
your daily minimum of calcium!
FREE: Use Rumford's Time
ly Recipe Material. Write
today -Rumford Baking Powder,
Box F, Rumford, Rhode Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Merinque Topping

DON'T SPREAD meringue on
a hot pie filling. II YOU do,
syrup will form and the fluffy
topping will slip Off Wait until
the filling has cooled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

WE ARE all in a quandary
these days figuring food point
rationing and wondering what
we can substitute for the can
of tomato juice that requires IL
points and the pound of pruneS
that will take 20 precious
points.
Every bit OF enlightenment
that is available helps us TO
more efficiently shop for the
family.
Not only do we learn how 10
buy rationed food at our local
ration headquarters and through
newspaper editorial columns, but
also by following the educa-
tional advertisements being fea-
tured by many food manufac-
turerS this week.
WHEN WE a s k G d home
makers recently what type of
dishes would be most helpful 10
them when demonstrated-the
answer was almost unanimous
meat eXtender dishes. These and
timely desserts were featured
AT the regular meeting of The
Detroit Tim IS HomemakerS
Club, Tuesday.
With hungry war worker hus-
bands to feed. every days meals
should be as appetizing and
hearty as possible. No amount
of food limitation must prevent
the .homemaker from serving
well balanced menus TO their
families.
Broiled open sandwiches, ladies
aid salad, and baked pears were
among the dishes shown. Here
are recipes for you TO try.
BroiIed Open Sandwiches
| pound small sausage links
? tablespoons water
cup unsweetened applesauce
s slices buttered toast
g thin strips American cheese.
Place sausage in cold skillet.
Add water, cover and cook until
water has evaporated. Remove
cover, increase heat and cook
until sausage is Drowned. Spread
2 tablespoons applesauce on
each slice of toast.
Arrange 2 sausage links on
each. Place cheese strip across
sausage. Broil slowly until
cheese is melted.
Ladies Aid Salad
2 cups diced cooked ham
2 S-ounce packages e. b ow
macaroni
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= cup vinegar
a cup chopped pimiento
cup chopped celery
IA cup grated onion
, teaspoons salt
y teaspoon pepper
IL cup mayonnaise
Lettuce or green's.
l tomato.
Dice ham. Cook maCaroni
about u minutes and drain.
Pour vinegar over macaroni and
allow it TO stand for 10 minutes.
Toss all ingredients together
except green's and tomato and
chill. Pile salad on crisp green's
and garnish with tomato sec
tons.
Baked Peers
6 pears
l cup water
"a cup brown sugar
Juice of y lemon