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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
The W ashington Merry Go Round
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the famous events in the reign of Queen Victoria was Disraeli's bold stroke in borrowing 100000 pounds sterling in the name of the Brit ish Cabinet to secure a large block of Canal stock for the Government.
 However in order to get around the British excuse regarding inter national ownership of Suez, Wash ingtcn proposed to London that we be given reverse lend-lease on Suez tolls equivalent to the ownership Of British stock. In other words, if the British own A per cent of Suez stock, they would reduce Canal tolls to American warships and troopships by A per cent.
 We also made the same proposal to the French, namely that Suez tells be given us on reverse lend- lease equal to ownership of French
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06

Weather report: High, 6l; low 54; clear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
DIPLOMATIC CHAFF

The Arab delegation to San Francisco which didn't expect the Conference to last so long, has already over drawn more than it planned from the cash it receives from Standard Oil to defray ex-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 bat do not compel"
THURSDAY, JUNE '

THURSDAY, JUNE 2 Strong benefic aspects are &C., tive after noon today. There is a sign warning of accidents and un- forseen happenings.
 HEART AND HOME
 Women are fortunate under this configuration which should bring Love of luxuries will be apparent especially where employment is con- cerned. It is date for signing con- tracts but they should be carefully considered.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Recognition of the effect of trade and commerce upon world peace now should cause general caution to avoid future competition that is dangerous. Elimination of the cartel system must be complete.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Love of luxuries will be apparent when American standards of living are measured in view of the inevit- able economic changes attending postwar conditions. Foresight is en- joined and thrift recommended to wage earnerS.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 As Canada aspires to a more prominent place in the United Ma tions postwar readjustments the stars seem to presage internal diff faculties. Criticism of government policies will be persistent.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of happiness through new friends and better in- comes.
 Children born on this day may be extraordinarily bright but difficult to understand. Too many talents may prevent concentration of energy and interest.
 Copyright I945)
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stock, or about 52 per cent. Roth raflIced

Both refused.
 NOTE-Now that we are shipping troops and supplies from Europe through Suez to the Pacific war, Canal tolls run into millions. Brit ish war supplies going through the Panama Canal get free tolls under lend lease.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
MODERN ETIQUETTE 'y RoRrprA LEE

said the thing acquire to becom n group?
 forgetting self interest 
 make public engagement if wedding will place five o six months?
 announced the wedding will place
 Is all right to address the envelope to woman Mary A. Jones'?
 A. No The prefix Mrs. or Miss should always be used.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06

mixed up with blew all his pockets wrongsde out He was typical taxpayer however, and no loss was incurred.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06

dor N Lam Amolica. The co0red people Of Lan Amer
lca respect 1lg Wallace do the colOred peoples Of the
ln.ftd Statues
Io needed down thon to patch up our saggng Good
y, rht. PoeH bent the middle by such things our
ia f free thc emerging coored nation of Puerto Rico
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06

epce and sisniticance Of such
program
Nou'rc right, Mr. Cox. and you're
not talking down amy hollow
tree when YOU talk about shelter
acqnalniancc>hlp" and ~ work.
ing relationship" between Negroes
everywhere. I'm glad TO see one
OF our most representative Negro
Institutions. Negro business. TAX
ing The lead in bringing about
The new turn that the colorcd
peoples are giving this old world.
knocking depression
II Ne4ro lu,hfss Ia me I'uited
States wlll start Developing trade
relationships with Latin America
uTht now. neither Noero hasintss
nlen nor Ncsro workers ia the
Vuiicd States will have to worry
about ans postwar depression
Many ~ ne business nan OF
Latin Amerta ATE NeerOe> tir-
ina'lN 40 of them Whatever tbcir
TACO hsie TIE who'c ahoalahlc
ra,' % az Anu crow and would
as soon patrcn1c p NerrN v ne
tad eeol qualrv iaercnandise. as
'hoy would anyhod, else.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
Shadows
mystery, and have usually kept the
oldsfers worried.


just the same. much OF what We
are calling Juvenile delinquency
Is IN reality adult delinquency.
Many parents have failed not only
70 nfer positive help TO their of.
,lsile they have contributed az
fi'g 20 the problems OF their own
,hiafcu In one city new type n
ensfte IS being tried out whom n
yofNssf Is out later than nine
lhltiy . night. the parents ale
fined sa That city is already no..
iue a tfc.ease IN the number Of
toon-seers halcd into count OH
er towns need 20 Try something OF
mis- kn9 fcr there are too many
parents who sock 10 escape the re-
snousibhty Of rearing their own
children
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
LIl'> Bt fRlt>n>s

one Of the things that has al.
wa,> bothered me j. that there j.
- little iricndlinc>> IN hig city.
There are ncighhors 81 more than
20 years who have nncr said he'll
10 10 each other. The, ride on the
same elevator. and their dogs are
attracted By the same trees. hut
The, remain cold and distant. While
this has bothered me. I've never
done anything about il. hut now
one Of nay friends ms tried ont a
novel plan. and you herin to feel
warm inside rs You hear her tell
~ her >ncceNs.
she lives in fairly lolec apa -f-
men, house and she spcs - csll on
het 1eiahho1s all over thc haose
"ho are No. Feeling good 0eea.
siNnaily she iab,> along a book or
q hoTor or hoNSof hof solp
one sn'iifs pleasantly as she eors
about and hcr nicnaiiness BIAS I'M
fected ihe entire hoasc In less
ihan 4 ycar faces have uuffozen.
ana even these New Nolk sarhs.
iicaies have learned that undcg-
nea'h they're ias kindly fscnily
folks And here IS a tne story our
q the life os mns useful woman
MikE TIE PARiNTS PAY.
Jn'enile delinquency. >oraIIcd.
+ on The Increase IN most ,ncrl.
can elites. Oiercru~dinc IN war
eenier>. mothers uho work. and
too much none, have wrought
havoc with our Young peo.
pie. Boys and girls IN their teens
have always heen something Of a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
Supports Measure
To Guard Against
Want And Fear
Asks Federal
Assistance For
Full Employment

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ea,.a Ba3 Tor Full En-.o
a may H. sftlea
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r4uon po.Ay tor our soNeln-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06

~ much right to ioh> In iho,e
industries aud factories a> white
workers.
Vow. il * SAILING that Ncgro
business men IN ne tinted >i~les
should have the same equality al
lloniiuucd on page >
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06

,hlfc IS a very o'd prose Y
anone The Arabs which goes iiee
this "lle wepi hecaUec ne had NJ
shoes Anl nc nf a man nh7
had no i,os Maey n us loaay ai'
iust likc inst We speni oar uHc
and energy over uethinc Nhlsn
IS Of no fUnfanenis Importance
sna then We come SMACK against
a ne'snbor or a ffigaf who mas
losf three sons In tho armol forces
41rn we sec how foolish and
500 ctul w. Nsgc Nhen i'ie thing
about Wits, ~ laa n''n w0gfy'ns
could easily 30 H. gotten far an
time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06

fa- ln Latin taei,
fst r land as
w liiciRl reA-
a feel hv tr
~t, 'iafen-Ametisan
I'm hoping also that the Pres
id'nl win designate a> Nr. Wall
Mu> riehi hani man u leading
Negro hlshp Han Who's shown
thar No, world citizen. I'd like
10 SIC 'lr. vs.. J. CoN, vice.
president ~ th, National negro
business League be empowered
70 work specifically win Latin
iiner.ean ln>ipr.s men 70 dNelop
Trade Win Negro hn>incss inter.
'>t. n The Knitted states.
mt Wfp iMrk
qs rs rf9'i's 1
t h fao eht
az 'ue
fsc nlt tNUl.
Faa r- lbs
Na in rscort
saw Afrtas
o4N on AT
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
sNp HtRf is MY WISH,

i,cH though | have not know n
yon very long. ! hope 20 uwIll I'll.
low me 10 make wish for ,ou
IN the New Year; or even better. a
wish for both OF ~. Wy wish IS
that We shall lind something While,
viii make us humble, and many
ihlngs for which We can be grais:
MI MI these thing are there
about ~ all The tine, OF course,
>" my wish i not hard at all. VI
s"n and ! can Just find The thing.
md recognize them when We do.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
And

Continued from page y
tngne. and We hope that every one
viii come safely home; perhaps y"
helm Detroit and other cite, 90
share these ideals mere fully.
Bf(AISf M HAD No >hOiS;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06

The Holland tunnell. connecting
NcN York and New Jersey under
The IIud>en River, is an engineer.
inc wonder Of the world. whoa
the drills Of the sand hogs from tho
Ncn lork side met those from
Jersey. there was a difference II
lc>> than loot between them.
I hat meant an accuracy Of opera.
lion which Is almost unbelievable.
Rut thousand Years from noN.
mcn digging ahou' in these runs
VIII marvel AZ how little the hs.
man beings Of the twentieth ofa-
iury knew about each other. Vhsa
they knew SO much about tunnos,
and skysclapcrs and flying ie-
PRESSES Thu archacologists OF isi
distant axe VIII probably deeea
that NC arc altogether one-sidos.
SIC know too much about thina
and ro enough about people loa
know ihW We SIN have among :
many who believe that man wiz
has white skin Is better than 4
man who has Mack skin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-06
NEGRO BUSINESS AND LATIN AMERICA

hoping President Roosevelt will make New err
appointments 945 brings this old world to what hope will be
a turn
hoping that the President will hand Number world
ctze Horny Wallace his old Job unofficial good will ambssa
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-21
EVcr-Rtadv Club Program.

Inc EVoN-NOUNV CTuD d t1C kcs-
Ter Temple A NJ. Z. Zion church
viii conduct ,,- FIRST literary pro-
gram of the year on Sunday night,
July -, at $50 O'Clock. il was an
nounced today The public is COR
daily invited 70 he program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
MARCH "a TO APRLL 20

MARCH Fl TO APRIL 2O
Aries-You may not find much
assistance this day. Dig into
your resourcefulness, seek advice
from intelligent people and
places; trust in God. No unfavor-
able vibrations.
APRIL II TO MAY 20
Taurus -- Excellent planetary
rays suggest you push all actiVi-
ties and interests having artistic
or inventive twist. Love, mar
riage, children highly favored.
MAY II TO JUNE 2f
cmirt-Approaching inhu-
ences advise against haste. lack
of conce t ration, insufficient
preparation. These can trip the
smartest of US, be alert!
JUNE 22 TO JULY %
CdRcGr-Planetary aspects
similar in tendency to Gemini
today, heed their suggestions.
Don't let little things upset you:
keep your fine humor on top.
JULY p TO aug. e
Leo-Your sun, favoring
personal magnetism and char
acter, now leaving an unfavor-
able configuration for a favor
able one on the 9th. Make min
utes count. Think straight.
AUG. 2S TO SEPT. %
Vrgo-Those old teasers: irri-
liability. impatience, with other
ways and worry may be after
you. Look on the humorous side;
help keep harmony at home; no
criticizingl
SEPT. p TO OCT. 25
Libru-Few have their major
planet in auspicious aspect now
as is your Venus. Take time to
segregate valueless from useful
advantages. Your natural, grace
ful manner Will win.
OCT. % TO NOV. %
Scorpio-What you do, how
you hink k today, will bear
strongly on tomorrow. Don't put
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Air-Carso Dream
Now a Reality
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Detroit Times Women's Editor

Meyer, originated, is the van
guard of other Consolidated
Vultee models designed for
postwar commercial transporta-
ton. Carrying a cargo Of
$4,000 pounds as compared with
1000 now being transported by
standard cargo planes operated
by most u. S. airlines, this
epochmaking flight is expected
10 revolutionize the future
transportation OF fresh fruits
and vegetables from source to
consumer.
Detroit is the second city
TO receive commercial air-ship-
ment >. others being Cleveland,
New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and Cleveland.
The plane arriving at 4
a. m. today, by the way, left
California 10 a. m. yesterday
morning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

II cup water
4 teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce.
Melt fat. Add onion and cook
until clear. Add pepper, sugar,
mustard, Worcestershire sauce,
Tabasco sauce. paprika. catsup,
vinegar and water and bring to
a boil. With sharp knife, cut a
3-inch slit in each of the frank
furters and place in fac baking
dish. slit side up. Pour sauce
over all and bake in moderate
oven $3.50 degrees) for IS min
utes. Baste frankfurters with
sauce. Serve in split, buttered
rolls with green onions. Serves
six.
PRUDENCE PENNY
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

Off. rather try to get ahead
under present friendly rays. Be
thorough.
NOV. % TO DEC. 22
Sogittdrius-Be not left out of
the progressive picture through
carelessness or lack of interest
in right and imminent things.
Generate your own initiative.
DEC. IS TO Jan. 2I
Capricorn -- No unfavorable
aspects now in your chart, but
general setup advises caution
against inaccuracy, indifference,
stubbornness. Be calm, cheerful.
JAN. % TO FEB. 30
A qunrtUs- s-You are one Of
those few with vibrations COM
bined to prom OF popularity,
affection, z genera accomplish
ment. BE only your best self.
FEB. II TO MARCH 20
Pisccs-Cannot complain about
this day. If you are grumpy or
dissatisfied, you may want 10
find fault. If you do, you'll ruin
bright chances to leap ahead.
YOU, BORN TODAY-Power,
leadership, determination stand
out in your chart. When Leo
uses these rightly, and other fine
assets, the top of the ladder is
easy goal. Warm-hearted, ardent
in affection. Must avoid dissipat-
ing your great energy and fool
ish spending.
Copyright. la45, BY King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

IT'S JUST a little over year
ago we told you about that
wonderful luncheon given by the
Detroit Board of Commerce and
Wayne University. serving foods
air borne from Brazil. Guate-
mala, California and other
points where luscious fruits and
vegetables are grown.
That luncheon was the result
Of a period Of research into the
possibility of bringing 10 these
parts tree-ripened products -.
20 determine how practical such
a program could be.
Today the delivery Of such
foods has become a reality for
a. 4 o'clock this morning a
plane arrived with 1900 pounds
Of fresh fruits and vegetables,
picked in California fields
yesterday.
On Sale Nov
Not only have they arrived
IN Detroit but are on sale in
is Detroit A&P Supermarkets
strawberries, piums, to-
matoes, lettuce, carrots and
cherries.
The cargo, which is the first
commercial air shipment of prod
uce TO be received in this city,
was brought 20 Detroit in
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
Corporations Model SO, one of
the worlds largest land cargo
planes, operated experimentally
by American Airlines. The
giant plane landed at the Rom
illus Air Field al 4 a. m. today.
A feet Of APP trucks rushed
the fruit and vegetables 10 the
company's stores for retail sale.
Six Cities
The ship. the City Of Salinas.
named for the California fruit
growing center from whence
the Shipment, grown BIZ Ralph
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
New Flutter NeckIine

Maurice Rentner master of the look clothes
nues his signature touches of boused wasnes graceful
skirts and the casual wool and crepe dress.
The futter necklne strikes here, is face
framing rufhe that sometimes part of the trim
times the collar of suit blouse.
The shallow cutaway suit which ends sharply the
wastn has unusual look is change from the present
silhouette.
Coors subtle and hatterng include soft purple
tan bsque beige beach pearl gray ruby red
peacock blue and FIR green.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Parties Honor Bride-EIect

parties already have been given for Ruth and
the ohing...
Her aunt. Mrs Wallace Dodds. to give luncheon
today the Country Club. -.
The following invited Lit Fairlamhs mother. Mrs
mother OF the BRIDE
Charles l. Raymond grandmother OF the bdeeiect
.Jane and Nancy Dodds Sally Ives Ruths orldesnaids
Dorothy Castricum Jane Howarth Shirley
Cowling Riecls and Marian Potter.
bridesUads will give the spinster dinner Friday
Parties already given for Ruth include Gloria Fords per
Robert Riecs miscellaneous shower and
kitchen shower which Jane Howarth was hosteSs
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
NeEC York Fashions
Carnegie Suits, Pastel Woods,
Muted Tweeds and Baspipe PIaids
BY JOAN DEAN
Detroit Times Fashion Editor

NEW YORK, July 24-The Carnegie look, blend of
taste quality chic again backbone the dean of designers
collection.
Retaining the and proven characteristics Of her
clothes Carnegie startling innovations for ls4o
stressng collection Of fashions
allied to our way of life.
Gaining admittance to a Carnegie press showing is
major feat accredited press who up waie
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
w. j. PopIacks
To Be HOnored

MIR. AND MRS SAMUEL
WOLF of Parkside avenue will
honor t he snn-in-laW and
daughter, 1t. and Mrs. William
J. Poplack, at an open house
today from s 10 IL p. m.
1t. Poplack, a Marauder
pilot. has just returned from
being a German prisoner He
was awarded the Air Medal
with two Oak Leaf clusters,
the Purple Heart and preSi-
Dental unit citation while
participating in three major
campaigns lie is the son OF
Mr. and Mrs. George Poplack
OF Indiana avenue
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Weymouth Moore
Engagement Told

Mr.. AND MRS. O. +. MOORE
OF Burgess avenue announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Weymouth. to Pfc. Billy
Thompson, USAAF, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Thompson Of
Tuscaloosa, Ala. N
Pfc. Thompson, who attended
the University of Alabama, is
in the Pacific area. Miss Moore,
senior al Michigan State Nor
nal College, X a member of
ri Kappa Sigma sorority.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

credentials are double checked, then
perch in corners because front seats
are occupied by outsiders.
But the necessary neck craning
is counterbalanced by the smooth
fashions exhibited.
Carnegie's famous suits, deftly
detailed with wide shoulders and
skirts that have walking fullness,
this year come in black and pastel
woods, muted tweeds lighted by silver
buttons and in bright red bagpipe
plaids.
Wonderful great coats with
nipped waistlines and swinging skirts
are reminiscent of eighteenth century
20 hxx UJ;lI;o -. D.ak
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Son Born TO Clerks

SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH
the arrival of a son TO 1t. and
Mrs. William Petzold Clark
yesterday. came a cable from
1t. Clark stating that he would
dock in San Diego tomorrow.
and would fly to Detroit.
1t. Clark has been sta
toned at Pearl Harbor...
His son is being named
after him..
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
.anks Come Home

Biggest thrill of the week seeing the Queen Elizabeth
her decks overhowng with returned slowly up
the North River.
From the vantage point of the Dress Institutes 40th
floor windows fashion editors watched through misty
the giant liner sihoueted by a rainbow pped the
sh whistles of boat in the harbo brought
of boys back home.
Tomorrow The collections of Claire McCarde spectator
Sports and Foxbrowne who has surprise to offer
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Newtyweds Visit Donald Lees

MAJ DONALD n. LEE JR. and his bride the former
Katherine married July IA IN Los
Angeles spending week with Maj Lees parents Mr.
and Mrs Donald II. Of Somerset road.
Mr. Mrs Lee held open house Sunday night IN their
HONOR.
will report for reassignment...
bride the daughtar Of Duryea Bene OF New York and
Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Dick TaIco++s at CedarviIIe

THE DICK TALCOTTS went up the boat TO the Les
Cheneaux Islands, land spending weeks at Cedarve
The Courtney Jonsons formerly Of Crosse Pont who spent
days Country Club have returned South Bend
Back foursome of Mrs Barclay Deyos friends
been visiting her at the Deyos summer place
Wellington Beach, above Sarna...
The group includes. Mrs Roland Athay Mrs E. r. Chap
Of Birmingham Mrs Clifford L. Snyder and Mrs Win
field Scott Jewen...
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Pallet. Embroidery Accent

The rounded shoulders here the best any
the collections Really rounded they offer hatterng width
soened to feminine that extends down the just
a bit.
Street and cocktail draped lines accented
with pallettes touches of embroidery applied always
discreet. understated manner.
Carnegie settles the long short question with
length dressy blacks Tie the accompanying long skred
apron and you're ready for formal dinner
Her evening gowns devastate sometimes sleek and
sophisticated in jerseys crepes sometimes portrait
mood via bare shoulders and bouffant skirts
Her coors include winter blonde soft rosy beige
featured throughout the collection is wonderful
stony which resembles tsupe reddish called earth
brown bright kelly named temple green royal known far
east blue plus pestess gold gay tayho red black tulip
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Games Party Set for Tomorrow

GAMES party. will be given night St Eliza.
beth's Home Bloomfield Hills.
Mrs. James Vernon is chairman assisted by Mrs George
Baldwin Goude Mrs Otto Kern Mrs Walter
Williams. Harwood Bacon. and Mrs Thomas Walton.
the the Vernors the Kerns and Mrs Goude
will entertain at dinner.
series Of evening parties 10 be held to raise
which addition the home. be used
nfrmary...
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

assigned 10 nOSplldI an inns
country.
The demand is great for
Red Cross workers in the
United States. because OF the
large number Of wounded men
returning from Europe. and
the fact that few girls are
signing up for home service. -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
| W ~ cfa1a2re,7
with

VIRGINIA MERIT is giving an informal g9od,oyc c. Tea
"Shadowland the Mertz residence in Lake Shore
for many OF her friends as she
can collect who in town.. ..,,-
Virginia leaves Sunday Washington D. c. for months
training American Red Cross headquarters oeg
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Today's Point-Saver

THE FRANKFURTER has
become our standby these meat
scarce days. One of the most
appetizing and delicious ways
10 serve this sausage is to bar
becue. Try the following recipe:
Barbeeued Franks
IL frankfurters
l tablespoon fat
y onion, chopped
u teaspoon pepper
4 teaspoons sugar
l teaspoon mustard
Green onions
l teaspoon TabaSco sauce
l teaspoon paprika
u cup catSup
4 cup vinegar
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Son Born TO Aliens

Mr.. AND MRS. JAMES c.
ALLEN OF Birmingham an
nounce the birth of a son,
James 'Christopher, on July -.
Mrs. Alien is the former Elaine
rT,.vxIAzII
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Crispy Vegetables

II YOU use a moisture-proOf
bag 10 keep lesfy vegetables
fresh IN the refrigerator, be
sure 70 wash IL with soap and
water AZ Least nrca a unnk