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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-22

How. Now a letter has arrived from
 Washington headquarters grant, ing authority to promote the avia- ton student to corporal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-22

LOEW'S-POLT-Gene Tierney. yo1,r Kodiak and William Behdix fm A Bell For Adanop: 2;3o. B,f1, Dsr4 ?. m. John Loder and Jane Ram dOlph fin @Jealousy": 1;1S, As1e. 7:45 ?. m.
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WANTED: PART TIME HOUsEWoRK.
Health certificate and references. 22B
Robert R. Taylor Homes.
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RIDGE CREST REASONABLE REsTRIc
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WANTED TO PAY HIGHEST PRICES
for used furniture. H. Berger & Son
Furniture Co.. TOT North 9TH st. Dial
5128.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MO-
TOR VEHICLE FRANCHISE RIGHTs
before the


NORTH CAROLINA UTILITIES COM
MISSION, DOCKET NO. 5000
AS required by Section 3, Chapter 1855.
Public Laws of 1927, notice Is hereby
given that an application has been made
to the North Carolina Utilities Com
mission by w. B. &. S. Bus Lines, Inc,
Southport, North Carolina for 4 fran
chise certificate to transport passengers,
U. S. Mail and railway express over the
following highways and between the
following points: G) Over U. s. High
way No. II between Supply and Bolivia.
(2) From Shallotte to Grissettetown over
u. S. Highway No. II, thence over an
highway via Longwood to
Ashe, N. c., on Highway No. 100: ~
From Southport over the Old River Road
via Orion Plantation to the intersection
of U. S. Highways Nos. "a and rs.
Notice is further given that said ap-
plication will be called for hearing
before said Commission at the Com
missions Hearing Room in the City
of courthouse at Wilmington, N. c. on
Tuesday, the 10th day of April, 1s45, at
1000 o'clock a. M and that any pro-
testant desiring to be made party with
the right to appear at said hearing
and be heard in opposition to said
application will be required to file in
answer thereto with the North Caro-
lima Utilities Commission, Raleigh, N. c..
and mail a copy of said answer to the
above named applicant. at least five
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REFINED BUSINESS COUPLE DE-
sires 3 or 4 room unfinished apart
ment. References furnished. Dial
2-8O8O after $50.
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NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
IN THE SUPERIOR ooUke
In the Matter Of the
Administration Of the
ESTATE OF ". H. HOWARD.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undse-
signed has qualified rs Administrators
of the Estate of W. H. Howard de-
ceased, late of New Hanover County.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of W. H. Howard are required
to file the same, itemized and verified.
with the undersigned at 2o6 Windsor
Drive, Wilmington, North Carolina on or
before twelve Q2) montlD' from the
date of this notice or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the Estate are
requested to make prompt payment o4
such indebtedness to the undersigned.
This the 9th day Of March, A. D.
1s45.
ELIZABETH H. PATERSON
Administrative of Estate h
W. H. HOWARD
J. F. Hacker. Attorney
Wilmington N c.
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160-Transportation and Storage

TRANSFER SERVICE SHORT AND
long distance hauling. Malachi Pigford.
1920 Princess Street. Dial 1888.
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FOR BETTER LARGE OR SMALL IN
vestment, see Carolina Beach realtors.
Phone 2491. Box 661A, Tucker Real
Estate Co., Carolina Beach.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

SALE OF REAL ESTATE
By virtue of the power and authority
contained in a certain Judgment render
ed in the suit pending in the Superior
Court of New Hanover County, where
in New Hanover County, North Caro-
lima, and other are Plaintiffs, and Flor
ence Enlow, Thomas SWEET and others
are Defendants, the undersigned Com
missioner, appointed in and by said
Judgment, will, on Monday, April 3oth.
1945. at twelve o'clock noon, at the
Court House door of the County of
New Hanover, sell, at public auction,
for cash, to the highest bidder that
certain tract of land, lying. being and
situate in Cape Fear Township. County
of New Hanover, State of North Carolina,
and described as follows:
BEGINNING at stake in the old
Avenue of Rock Hill Plantation, Thomas
H. Hills Southwest corner, thence West
with said Avenue, 10 chains, thence
North Ia degrees East, chains to the
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110-LiVestock

Northern Boundary line Of the neck
Mill Plantation, thence North "a Ia de-
erees East about % chains to Thomas
H. Hills Northwestern corner, thence
with his line South IA degrees West,
a chains to the beginning. containing
Is acres and being same land described
in Book III, Page 81 ct sec. Of me
New Hanover County Registry.
This March 9th, 1945.
MARSDEN BELLAMY
Commissioner
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EXECUTRIxEs' NOTICE
Having this day qualified as Execu-
trixes under the Last Will and Testament
OF Samuel ]. Ellis. deceased. the under
signed hereby give notice to all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
Samuel ]. Ellis to present them to the
undersigned on or before March 6, ls46.
or this notice will be plead and bar their
recovery; all persons indebted to said
estate please make payment.
This 9Th day of March, 194S.
LEILA CORBIN
ELIZABETH EMORY
Executives
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WANTED TO TRADE 1941 CADILLAC
sedan for smaller car. Apply corner
4th and Swan or Dial 2-1462.
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WANTED POSITION IN GENERAL OF
flee work. Several years experience
in accounting and auditing. Govern
ment efficient rating Excellent" Ref
erence Write M-8 care Star-News.
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FOR LOCAL HAULING. DIAL 7o7l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05
T.. -, ROSam Given
Honorable Discharge
From Naval Service

p s Rusam, gunner mate
second class hss 1ceu honaIsnis
discharged from the United
State Navy tia thc sepsfatl.r
Center Ia New ORLEANS. Louise
"a
Gunner mate Rasam fh,
son I'd n. suI ST. M..H', T.
R1sam. 81 ID 6Z3 Soafhald
street W tins Qts tbs Aie.
MARJORIE b resides a. SO VII
~m strest ga tins eIts
Gunner Mat Rusam boast
96 moths overseas dutt $50 'h.
Atlanta PacfIc and Ml1li,l
ranean areas ~ War
Bstoge the Wei Nc Bnsau
= q employed "a ava ser,acc al
tfs Navy Yard 10 key West
Enllstlng SeptemheT %. i9s2 st
Miami FLORIDA. M Rs-am has
h httle mpfp than three years ui
senlec tuung thls Aar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05
WHArSrHE MATTER WITH US7

Go 60 raise q million dollar
strike fund. Meantime coal MI
ners walksd ost in various parts
81 the country. while Westing-
house and other big industrlalists
were paralyzcd ~ strikes.
Labor leaders declare there
must be an increase of - per cent
In wages and-they have been
demanding that price levels he
held down 90 the old rates of
1890 AZ That's . crazy scheme.
bccsnse IT CAN'T BE- DONk
Every private enterprise. far
tory and industry must have
profits from their business. be-
cause they cant carry 0n their
business when Gusts VI production
rnzshes sbove contemplated price
ceilings.
Our Allies Want Theirs. Tee
There are nunbeTle6s schemes
fW The government 80 subsidies
agriculture. factories, home build
ING Substantial AID will be Civ
en- soldiers bat that program has
not been NoFkcd out
Ga top Vi all that England.
Russia and forty Ca fifty United
Nations seem o. be united" IN
the belisf that the Amcrican tax
payers can "a bled white b. the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05

@ ahsfe uldtmsIs az
mIns 34i ls play agarn
aanaaB afternoon 80 the Mu-
aepal slaalam tae Regular
ai hass Csul lOld Man d hsJ
ofulsA taahte lspe@l ca banell.
1ae ihmakel Casa. Mario Pena.
hlIiam BWehI Gates Esmund
.lallau AlnUt Jagkle 90 uuuy }
HbansA phMp tChltal Baker.
1alla .preitt Boz BaIglla. Pred
1.e laank tH Ouu CaIbsnell
ul afH. veterans at th, natlun.
paslam. SOM. 90 them hatt
Htn pla5 lng anae as ia. ha.A
1879 m tht uIsl World Wat
aH1 -me alth tht Puatss %
1880
Rad haldtis WIu have more
a4thi4l .lab an the nsId sun
1as end ueas players all h.
hard to t#at
tat otht llUbs n co.. newly
tamed Island Cts Bassbsll
L.sg4e aIN taisteI then .sster.
g" ium strong i0uI .t,sm eil.
.a.t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05
DETROIT EVENS
SERIES By al
VICTORY SCORE
VIRGIL TRUCKS PITCHES
FINE GIVES RAMPANT
CUBS ONLY ' HrTs Im SEC
oMD SERIES GAM
sspsss.i - Fhs stsis~ap

New YORK. Oct. g.
Hank GreenberWs mighty
homer won the second game
q the World Series yester-
day for the Detroit Tigers by
defeating the Chicago Cubs
4 % !. thereby evening the
series a. one game each.
Virgil Trucks pitched a
steady game for the Bengals.
giving the rampant Cubs just
seven hts im the nine-inning
battle played im Detroit.
9ss Fo5t smakh
tafusntarg IA the flfth inning
emnegtsd Cos lo3 foot smash
$3.50 the lefi flsld stands y ith "a o
aat Tae oloA rrsulted IN q
three aan humef cllmaKing the
ftNrfs au.y sustained attack of
fhE ufies Cubs gupped me open
WEDNESDAY g t1 o
IVA Cheefa of the a3.688 fans
atff aN CO. 0faenhefg and there
IS no 8eutna hc meutcd the
nlaudifs ai the muliltude But
a thr baseball men who Shared
fhe thrtlls af BE- second Eams u
See Wmld seHes. az equally de-
.na 1o-s iaI aas Nugl Trucks.
ffs siucks uRht-hand pitcher
Tte fhlri hatilr Ut thc annual
classics n scheduled fo be played
"a nrifat ths afteruaan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05
navy DAY CANE

Natt Day aIi be- observed on
ealarda} otahsf a. and bas,
tN tans here WlH see ire best
amateur PLAYERS ui Cuba n a..
f.H ..arsf pi.ked team from
ut nataI iaers .u kes West d
stuaIa ht humdlues
aanaaF ovl.tsI p all ant
H Nanans against team
plAei .na.lan players ",
hI tt. Narshs alII sItp q good
a.ru4ut .i trrwseltts The.
H ai1 F.a.iagt ifum nuN on a.
a m rtalns 50 iof ina samt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05
FOLLOWING THROUGH
ALMOST A PERFECT
ohhAE

eaunaH fam. didn't kn0N thst
Nenrna .I tft Army BaIfalks
aIua1 pliNhea peIifct Same
Tseeaay uaht 81 BayvNW Park
aaaina sound sehaal al the Sol
ahfs anat nea enc atanp lon ship
ISL 49,. tAu aames o. une
la the tIa luuE Innings only
aus pasl reached first base and
h So 80 through ina base Hn
nall rautt
lh ths tfih. sunale b. Ruu
taukg tHs ~ be was hc sU,
and taffl q. sea as Ear a. first
IfaiInat at .n that sack r
fht akfh Ut an .a and san
81 puf Wasehe There % ths ss,-
angn
in al orb fuur batter got
to first in ire entire game and
nHnt leaxht8 second Those four
hrky batiefs acre leil stranded
.aht thsFs aH fust
oahhafd Haui.ed ute patogts
Ia DNutt aH1 sumf acre teB
Nat .at.hts Fa4ulgks n short
Geld hat fA# puiaufs and three
s..ts end s4alkila 81 shast had
Ntt 90 aut fu. ais
H.r hsh.nd fhg plate. PLAYED
aEH
Haan tte fastest man 10 tho
.s.. i.aaa.. 500 g single and
.i t.. fur .uu o. ma Army
Ns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05
LOUIS H. TODD
GIVEN DISCHARGE
HAD TWO YEARS AND NINE
MONTHS DUTY m pa.
cIFIc- AsIATIc WAR

on THE USS MASSACHU-
SETS On THE WEST COAST.
Oct. Louis n. Toad, IS. sig-
mailman. first class. USNR. son
u Mrs. MsFy Eugenia Todd. ST
Division street. KEY West. Fla
served on this battleship. Whica
Fesched the West Coast on Sept
- 90 bee0Fne the first vessel q
her kind 90 return O. the States
since the close a the war.
Big Mamie sank three enemy
warships. including the FTench
hattleshin Jean Bart. seriously
damaged tao other fighting ships.
end sailed more than 255.000 niles
60 participate IN IS engagements
daring three years of operations
ln tao oceans.
Included in her battle record
are the inyasions of North Afflca.
the Gilbarts. the Marshails. the
Philippines. lao Jima and Oki-
naNa. strikes on Truk. the Mar
ianas. the China coast and Japan.
inciuding TOKYO. and the Battle
fer Leyte Gulf.
Gets Ills Disch4r5s
Nj Todd. slEnalman first class
bss been discharged from the
L s Naval Personnel Separa-
tlon Center - NeW ORLEANS. Is
Signalman Todd Is the son oi
Mr and Ms L b Todd. Of IS
Grove Avenue. - Augustine.
Pa lis Wifc is Ms Mary Eu-
gcnia Todd wh0 resides 81 So
DIVISION street Ia THIS CItv
NJ Todd has had tao years
and nine months " duty IN thc
Pacific AslNlc Theatre 81 Wa
and has tAclye battle stars IN has
area campaign ribbon Al merit
orous mast. NJ Todd was cited
- has commanding sfitCeT and
me citation listed in his service
record
Before entcung the service Mr.
Todd Nas employed as a sheet
metal NorkeF a. Naval OpeTatIng
Base htfc He enlisted lo fne
Navy on Nov 3 ls42. ~ Miami
Fla
Tkxss Brothers In SsFvios
L Todd. seaman nrsi Glass.
USCGR. ons % his bT0thers e
statloned overseas With CAPTAIN
"a me Port detail Wlih Fieei Post
office address al San franelsc.
Calf
Another brother IS r "a TODD
Nho IS staff sergeant "a the
ARMY An1 hes RECENTLY retBrrca
iTum Europe
A th4fd nl0thel ls statf 80 *
cant attn ube Army 90 - AS
ustne
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05
HOW LONG WILL 1T TAKE
TO WIN PEACE
At HoME9
~ a. o.. JONES
Nm3fonnf imaasartw@ Ness aeTNta


WASHINGTON. Oct. o.
The daily papers carried
the news that big oil COM
panies have increased hour
~ wage rates 20 per cent and
that they are now faced
with demands for an addi-
tional Is per cent.
Computing the difference
in hourly wages and weekly
take home pay as eompar-
ed with l94l involved an
other three per cent increase.
making the total increase
demanded foot up 90 about
IS per cent.
The union labor leaders
told the OIL companies 10
come across" or face a
strike. Strikes are falling
over many sections of the
country Like atom bombs,
and threaten production and
employment. at the very
time when everybody has
been talking about the dan
gers Of unemployment.
Taxss Cut Out OF Question
Senators have suggested
tremendous cuts in taxes.
But how can that be with all
our liabilities Of the war?
And the cost OF living climb
ing
The War Labor Board
and other principal labor
agencies were put under di-
rect control Of Secretary of
Labor Schwellenbach. aud
the President gave him the
whip and told him 90
crack u. When the strikes
stopped the delivery Of news
papers 20 millions of people
in New York City the new
secretary didn't crack
Then strikes broke out i'm the
automobile plants at Detroit
and elsewhere. other strikes
crippled the saw mills ard
lumber industry on the Pa
ciiIC Coast. and hundreds If
skyscTapers and office build
iugs 30 New York we're with
out elevator service. The
strike leaders seemed -
have the world by the tail.
clio Ralssd Strike Fund
And all thc poWel ~ Tie gos-
eminent and ths resentment 4
fhe genegsl publlc dldn't seeEn 10
Chsnge the determination u the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05
FIRING PRACTICE
HERE ANNOUNCED

The Army has announced that
there viii BE- firms practice from
Fort Taylor on Tuesday October
= from 3 a. m. 90 II noon. wealth
eF PERMITTING AT aircraft and
vessels are warned 90 remain
clear 81 the danger arxa.
The danger AREA Wili b. ihe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05

water area 1000 Yard oflShore
Key West bonded by aximuth
2To degrees from - degrees. -
minutes. and ~ seconds Aoxth
Latitude 81 degrees. a. minutes
and 81 seconds West Longitude.
south 90 aximuth BOO degrees
fIum the same point.
The maximum altitude Of the
firing Is 1900 feet Danger 60 al
aircraft below this altitude over
the danger space.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05

Lend ta~e end halts banding
81 houses tt British
Palm Beach NJ Beach ~
amI and other .ast .as-t faAu-
Cubs ls sstlUE e f.au scaiN
g. entel the league ana % should
~ ln shape Is neat April Man
ageI Mort1 Aeasts clalms be AIll
uat plan So carry ns BOYS ta
and from visiting game 81 tta
state
kts Wet and Tempo sh11Id
luln thc league SAD that q ,ompiat,
urcit could h. made between Ia
ssna kes West Tampa Wei
Palm Beach. other cast coast cs-
tles and Miami and ba4k aaaln
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05
HOW ARE THEY on sIRnsp

KIND ald gentleman What 90
sou ,all those $50 kittens. Juhr.
ny
Small boy / esII em Tom and
Harry
Gentleman Whs don't 500
name them Cook and p,a.t sfte.
tht great CApior,Is7
boS A. gaau. mister, these
am pole cats
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05
Classified Column

Adswwsise@wmas ama~F aekn n~ma
STA - inmxFa@a a. Tee C9atMem 81
zee rate 90 ~ = wsFa See eaeh tmaWF-
atmm. Mma tmR ma4maanmnm wMmxmm fwA
ghW frat IS xswx8a 80 less - $50
Nhe rate Sea sksenHnw9 tERe b. ~
mmwm sd the mtm4aan@ ehmxMs See
fhe fhF@1 a. wwN a. - lwm@ - &@~.
Fmymawma a@w etm91aftwa maN~Eatww~
Nae@as - tRsawtmMis - a6xss@w. bmt
rwEaknH advertisers ssatA tsaMsE 49,
9@mmfa mag haNm 9hMtN m&N@Naaas~
msWmMm WMmrmwM.
u tm@mFs pmhitemttam. e@Nv @mn@
- o. fh~ sfftH~ b~fsEw "a e's1aek ss
tie amv 80 pmhtarmatsns
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05

Washington government ~ @taa
and give them naoney.
The story eutlId o. eonsiF11sd
with colu1nms If almost uftw-
lierahle details ihmt 81 iema naxM
so tn pssxxle ennfained In tlae
tile ~ tins article what the
Matter Win uwy" We wun tsAs
warl Hsw Ions Is 4 goaaa to
take % win the peacef
Colleges and universities plan
haae building p1uNfasn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05

Wcst POINT men bua.d tae n-t
tao locomotive produced m th.e
cuuntry surveyed and Consir4ct
- al II The transcontin,rta1
railways ss ay'l as thu impo ,sut
uTsnlh llnes. made ths first COS.
Isl and geuiet.c Surveys. ans
explored and mapped the trails
&C.. western m4glatsons.
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HELP WANTED


TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
Pun Pay While Learning 4.
vacsaions With Pay
SICKNESS Benefits
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
See Mrs. McDerm0tt
Cnief Operator
TELEPHONE OFFICE
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TELEPHONE OFFICE
Openings fog yo1ng men With
military training iu Commur. F
cations Western Union
octl-tl
Wanted - Sa'CsGlfIs. full time
employment ~ experience ne
cezsary. = Il kresS s. ca.
ectl-tf
waitress and fountain gals
Good salsEF >Hltrsfuwos.
Cts Pharm4<y uCfl-luo
sesms'sess Nart-d fm shera
uons Good paw steady WINS
or cua-sd 4l4l DAsI street,
Navy Store netl SIS
Wanted Mcss,ne,r. r.. .f A.rL
daytime work Wefer UrHu
a.fs-tf
Wanted High af1nI Rs 2.
WoTk afres school and ~af.
dsss Apply IS % k.,.. a ..
a,r4 '-fs
staf,rt. aant.i "a. ... 4.,.
ulfa '.I.s .pts Ps .tt
training H.sh School
at. preferred Aur I
Of-faf.. B -. aH s fHI .....
2rt 0.s - '.rv UNISON Df
face HfN If
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
Secretary .e .rt sH.f .s.
prH.n., a..., H '..u '.. 5
PO Boa y. Hk
MISCELLANEOUS
Lawn muA.. sHtutr.t %
pan sewing Machine KnA G..
Scissors sharpcned Kcsa iup-
@'N''' i ''''
Br. lU....r. -t WIT La
lame o+5 t.N
Venetian blind l,FH,j auI re-.
finished k.s Wet Venetian
Blind Go. il- Dusal '...'
ocf4 I".
sesl., f4 a.f.' ~, p..I o.
D.Nek.H. bif t.s..- street
a.fl imHN
hus'nts. y 70 He. '-l VIII.
.aln - .t....' lt.-s n
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And all Zoe puWel ul TIE gos-
cInncnt and the resentment 4
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Evening star., 1945-06-07
By Betsy CasweH,
Women's News Editor.

of fat, seven-eighths cup Il cup less
2 tablespoons) of lard, oils or home
rendered fats provides the same
shortening power as l cup butter
or margarine. Most of the creamed
vegetable shortcomings may be sub
stituted measure for measure for
butter or margarine in recipes.
When using unsalted fats in place
of butter or margarine. add little
extra salt-about 4 teaspoon per
" cup fat. Small cuts, cracks
or scratches in linoleum may some
times be partly healed by rubbing
with boiled linseed oil from time to
time. Wipe off excess oil with a
soft cloth, and of course make sure
surface is clean before applying the
oil. Do not try to refreeze left
over frozen foods. Keep them in
covered dish in the icebox.
To prevent precious eggs from
cracking while boiling, allow them
to reach room temperature before
putting them on the stove. If
you're putting up new kitchen cur
tains make sure they are not long
enough to fly into the flame of the
stove If a sudden breeze should
come up. They should be tied back
securely if they are not tight, two-rod
affairs. -. The correct pronunci-
alton for the mild sweet red pep
pers that come in jars and are used
as garnish is 'pi-mi-en-to";; "pi-
men-to" is the name for whole all
Snice-ap entirelv different nrod,1ct
. June Platt, who has always
written most delightfully."- on the
subject of foods, has just authored
Evening star., 1945-06-07
Sweet and Sour
BY the Yicforp Chef

We can all take lessons from the
Pennsylvania Dutch folk when it
comes to being thrifty and making
the most Of good foods. And espe-
cially now the recipes of these hard
working housewives contain many a
helpful suggestion in making the
most of the odd cuts of meat that
are unfamiliar to many of us, but
are becoming more and more in de-
mand as the old standbys grow
simmer and simmer.
Sweet and sour tongue" for in
stance, is famous Pennsylvania
Dutch dish and should be an inter-
esting change from our more prosaic
methods of serving this meat sundry
A beef tongue Is covered with water
seasoned with salt, peppercorns, a
bay leaf or two and l onion stuck
with cloves and allowed to cook until
tender-about three or four hours
Then the tongue is removed from
the kettle, drained and the skin and
root ends removed.
The tongue is sliced now and the
slices are simmered in a sauce made
by crushing 4 or S gingersnaps and
combining them with " cup brown
sugar, a tablespoon of lemon juice
some raisins and q few chopped