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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
LOS ANGELES SKYRIUS ATSIUNGIA
{ DELEGATE l DETRoITA
Aukoe | VS. Se;no,,i Ian Pradeio p1auk+;

atsidaro didziulio valgomojo
kambario durys, kuriame sta
las apkrautas ivairiais Lietu-
viskais valgiais; stiklai spark
81, aki vilioja pilni ekspertiskai
paruosto gerimo.
Surprizas paaiskeja: Ona
Rackiene vyksta j rytus - j
yra delegate nuo SLA rs kuo-
pos j selma New Haven, Conn.
il dabar isrinkta delegate ir
LVS selma Detroit, Mich.
30 dabar'', sake seimininke,
"prasideda isleistuviu puota."
AS esu lankius daugeli sueJi-
mu cia ir temijus moteru at
sinesima viena kitos linkui, tu-
riu prisipazinti kad 81 karta
jauciausi geriau negu mamie
toki nuosirduma, simpatija tai
tik rytuose esu macius tarp pa
rinktu moteru. =
Kad delegate O. Rackiene tt
krai jaustusi jog vyksta j toll
mus rytus is Kalifornijos, il Ii
kos duosniai apdovanota ivai-
riais moteriskais dalykeliais
jos artimu draugiu.
sioje sueigoje man teko SUI
eiti ir susipazinti su p. Konsu-
10. Bielskio zmona. Tai auks-
tos kulturos, simpatinga mote
ris. =
Sveciai neaprasomai buvo
patenkinti, ypatingai ponia
Vaitek, kad LVS skyrius likos
atgaivintas; jinai sake: "Mes
turedami savo tarpe Lietuvos
Konsula, su juo tarsimes ir is
sijuose dirbsime."
Ponia Vaitek nesenai nusi-
pirko puiku mama grazioje
Glendale dalyje. Linksma ma
tyti kaip Lietuviai sugeba kop-
tbs ten kur tyra, jauku ir lin
ksma. Viesnia is Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
NAIKINS VISA MA
ZIp LITERATURE

Keturiu sajungininkiu kon-
troles komisija skelbia kad Vo-
kietijoje bus sudeginta visa
militaristine ir pro-naziska IL
teratura, taipgi bus nugriauta
visi naziu ir Vokieciu militia
riski paminklai is I ir II pa
saulinio karo.
Visuose knygynuose, knygu
parduotuvese, leidyklose, uni
versitetuose ir mokyklose bus
isrinkta visa naziu militariska
propaganda ir sunaikinta.
13 metu atgal Vokietijoje
naziai degino visa literature
kuri neatitiko ju laikui ir dva-
siai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
BALF PIRMININKAS
PAS POPIEZIU

BALI raStine is New Yorko
pranesa gavima zinios is Vati-
kano kad Romoje besilankas
BALI pirmininkas Kun. DR..
Juozas B. Koncius Geguzes Is
buvo priimtas pas Popieziu Pi-
ju XII, privatineje audienci-
joje.
Audiencijos metu Sv. Tevas
pareiske suteiksias apastalis-
ka palaiminima BALI valdy-
bal, direktoriu tarybai, istai-
gos tarnautojams, visiems ben
dradarbiams, .organizacijos ma
Rams ir Lietuviq salpos gera-
dariams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
La IL Z n N
DELEGATAI Is
IR
BOSTONO
EKSTRA!

LVS Centre rastine gavo
pranesimus kad delegacijos j
LVS Selma Detroite atvyks is
tolimu rytiniu koloniju, kaip is
Waterbury, Conn.,, is Boston,
Mass, is Amsterdam, N. Y, ir
kitty.
Sudejus tai su kitomis zinio-
mis- apie selma, kurios telpa
siame puslapyje, LVS sestas
Metinis Seimas jau isanksto
rodo busias visais atzvilgiais
pasekmingu, gal pasekmingiau-
siu uz bent kuri kita Xxi siol
buvusi sios organizacijos sci.
ma.
sia proga norisi priminti kad
Detroito LSV 6-tas skyrius
isprase Centre 81 selma leist
jam rengti DetrOite, ir kaip is
rodo, skyrius pelnys sau didelt
garbe uz toxic seimo surengi
ma ir gausingos delegacijos
sutraukima, ypac is taip tol
kaip Los Angeles, Boston, ir tt
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
DetrOitO MayOraS kaIb6S LVS Bankete
Pasizadejo Dalyvauti kongresmanas George
D. O'Brien. Programe dalyvaus Pianiste
Brute Smetoniene is Clevelando ir kiti

SEIMINIS PIKNIKAS SEKM BIRzELIO 2
DETROIT Mich - Detroito miesto Mayoras Edward j.
Jeffries sutiko dayvau kabe LVS 6o Seimo bankete
sestadeni Brzeo BookCadlac viesbutye Bankeo pra-
dza 63O val vakare Yra uzkviesta r k zymus vladimir
kai ir auksti sveciai.
Banketo tketai jau platinami tat mieli Detrotieca,
pasistengke skaitlngai dayvau ka JUS buste papras
nusprkt tkieta neatsisakyk ir dayvaukt bankete.
Moterys nesirupnkit sukneemis mes bankeas ne
formaus gal deveti igas ir rumpas suknees. Vs ats
lanke busite graza sutik r praee vakara sagoje
taikoe
Banketo metu bus grazus programs, keetas dainu r
piano solo, Ca prma karta skambns panu Brute Smeto
niene bagu Kauno Muzkos Konservatorja il pukai
nksmns. Aldona Moyte padanuos. Programe dalyvaus
kit tantngi Deroitiecia kap Jonas Vaukas Aena Daily
date ir Frank Janek
Sekmadeni Birzeio g. bus pukus pknkas Birutes' Oar
re. Dayvaus sveciai L. " Semo astova Bus vagiu SO
ka kalbos platus susipaznimas svecias kaip gra
zu Butes Darze tai kras sodas apnk medza r net gees
Suoeliai atsiset saa paside valgus r germu
kortoms sumest Kur gaziau ir patogau berasi Jaunm
bus smagu pasisokti prie geros muzikos! NJ Sims.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

skyriaus veikimo prapletima
yra dziuginantis apsireiskimas.
Sis II skyriaus energingas
pasijudinimas dirbti toliau yra
tai irodymas kad visos Lietu-
val Vaduoti Sajungos veikla
turf butt stiprinama ir tesla
ma, nes dabar pats sunkiausias
ir svarbiausias momentas dirb-
ii ta darba kuriam LVS ikurta
- Lietuvos vadamim;o akcija
dabar turi butt varoma visu
Lietuviu pasiaukojimu - mes
Lietuvos laisve dabar randasi
pavOjingiausioje dalyje!
Kad Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
ga yra veikli, gyva organizaci-
ia parodo jos augimas: nuo
pereito LVS metinio seimo Xxi
dabar isikure sesi nauji sky
rial, kurie yra:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

>oKINAI irodineja kad su ia
ponija karo laiku, per astuo-
mis- metus, Japonai iszude apie
20 milijonu Kinijos zmoniu.
Be to kita 20O,OOO,OO0 Kinieciu
tiesioginiai nukentejo nuo Ja-
ponu per ta laikotarpi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

ciuje. Sis valscius Xxi siol at
liko tik 1913 nuos. metinio gru-
du plano. Nepatenkinamai Wy
ksta paruoSos ir Garliavos val
sciuje. (Elta)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

Aukas siuskite siuo adresu:
LVS SEIMO KOMISIJA,
DIR. J. J. SIMS, Pirmininkas
2207 Oakman Blvd,
Detroit 6, Mich.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

Savo veikimu, aukomis nau-
jieji skyriai sudare zymia kom-
peticija senesniems dideliu il
veikliu koloniju skyriams.
Lauksime kurie skyriai dau-
giausia atsizymes seine auko-
mis-.
Cleveland, Ohio, 1-mas sky
rius, noredamas atlaikyti savo
fronta, pastaroje draugiskoje
pramogoje surinko seimui au-
ku virs $3.50, leidimui knygos
"Lietuva Tironu- Panciuose" il
be to skyrius is savo kasos pa
aukojo $50 seimui.
Kitu skyriu aukos pasirodys
seine.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

Gen. A. A. Vandergrift prize
singas sujungimui jureiviu ir
kariuomenes po viena vadoyy-
be, kas dabar norma padaryti.
Jis tikrina kad tue sujungimu
marinai visai butu panaikinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
Pasiuskit LVS Seimui Savo Auka
REMKIT LIETUvos yADAvIho AKcIJA DABAR! ),
sElMAS BUS DVI DIENAS = BIRzELO | D. 1916
RooLC C,dila Hotel - etroitM Mich
JungO Nevilks!

okiai
hkimu ai reia drbt dauau
Iituvai
pdinta kd niktu vienas amneis
vadavmo patangoe.
daba
rekanga
butt tmpimu vedama
prasomi delegau gaimbu
atvaziuot aikas lei
dalyvaut patariamu basu ir kaip svecHi
draugio kbai
patarmus bel Xxi am
Jmasbu pasieka
Savo sveinu ste LVS Semo Rengmo Komsos
pakubnant TsiQsi Birio dena
Mledmui "IETUVA
ITIRONQ PANCIUOSE" ir
practices semkme Lietuvo Nepiauso
|nybes astatyma!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

PRIERASAS: ST zinia apie
nusu tolimiausio LVS Ito
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24

LVS CENTRO VALDYBA:
P. J. zIURIS, Pirmininkas
DIR. J. J. SIMS, Vice Pirmininkas,
ADV. NADAS RASTENIS, Vice Pirmininkas,
A. S. TRECIOKAS, Vice Pirmininkas,
J. J. SMAILIS, Izdininkas
K. S. KARPIUS, Sekretorius,
J. KRIPAS, Finansu Sekretorius,
DR. NJ. J. COLNEY, ADV A. C. STOKNA,
lido Globejai.
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ir Jos Darbai

(Knygos didumo virselio
piesinys, bet virselis spau-
sdintas trim spalvom.)
Pirkti galima po viena, dvi
ar daugiau knygu, po $500.
SiQskit savo uzsakyma!
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Ford, Clio Talks
In 30 Pei. Phase

The UAW-CIO demand for a 80
per cent wage increase was TO be
discussed again today by the union
and the Ford Motor Co. al Dear
born Inn,
The unions wage demand re-
celyed itS lt,t serious conSidcra-
tiou Yesterday when union and
company representatives, resumed
negotiations ~ the inn after a
tW0-Wcrk holiday
The company announced that
ms plants were producing vehicles
AT more than a third of us normal
rate Of 5000 daily
Vehicles assembled Yesterday
totalod 2.377. including 1222
Ford cars. 1853 Ncrcurys. 20 Lin
coins, i69 commercial cars and
SOB trucks, "a spokesman said.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
FINALLY GIVES Up

She was duly summoned for the
written examination, and took H.,
then waited weeks for the result.
At last she gave up and went
70 New York. She established a
home there and GOT a good job
After more waiting. she finally
received word from the civil
service commission, notifying her
10 appear for the oral phase Of
the examination. which is given
only 10 those who have passed
the written test.
Because she particularly wished
10 live in Detroit" She decided
10 come back and take her
chances.
She gave up her Job in New
York, and The home she had
established there. and went 10
the expense of returning 10
Detroit.
She appeared for the oral
examination at the appointed
time.
She was told:
"You can't take the oral
examination. You didn't pass
the written test"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Pioneer
Author Dies

STURGIS, Jan. 11-Miss Aloisa
MacLaughlin. authority on Mich
igan's pioneer history and grand
daughter of Michigan'S fam
woodsman Capt. Marantette is
dead today. She was 6S.
Miss MacLaughlin, a veteran
school teacher, died late yester-
day in Kalamazoo hospital after
long illness. She is survived by
brother Joseph of Detroit,
Her grandfather settled the
town of Mendon before 1920 and
was the first white man To set up
a trading post with the Indians
at the only ford of the St.
JoSephs River
Funeral services will be held
Monday az 9 am. in the Holy
Angel Church here.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

Saved by a ghostl Listen to the
Fl, incredibis experience OF two army
flieTs whose lives were saved by
the legendary Arctic ghost. Hear IL
a. broadcast by FROM PAGE
DRAMA over the following stations;
VICAR, Pontiac, at lz:45 p. m. to-
morrow; WPAG. Ann Arbor, at l:is
y. M tomorrow.
FROM PAGE DRAMA. heard
each week on these stations, is based
on exciting, interesting, real-his
stories from The American Weekly
msgsEins that comes regularly with
The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Truman Housing Need
Figure Called High

WASHINGTON. Jan II (INS)
The National Association OF
Home Builders told President
Truman today that the govern
ments estimates OF FIVE million
new homes 10 ease the critical
housing shortage is TOO high"
Association officials said that
one million new homes in the
next rs months and 100000 re-
modelled units would relieve the
extreme pressure"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
It's Your America

A film on tolerance, It's Youl
America, will be shown at 7..3C
p. m. Monday in the downtown
library. 121 Gratiot.
The program is sponsored by
the Detroit public library and the
board OF education.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

tn @ Times 10
o IN @ h o m Q
with no Ques-
.tionS asked"
b @ C. a a s q her
sister, Gloria,
-, is seriously
M and IS call
inC for her.
Her mother,
Mrs. = PerSiS
Nelson believes
the girl went
10 New Y or X
or chic a & o
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

in a job should give the holder
a substantial advantage when an
examination is AZ last held.
Coupled with the fact that the
applicants identity is easily
learned by the examiner who
marks his paper and the ease
with which examination results
may he juggled as disclosed in
previous aHIcleS in this series S-
IL is small wonder that the favor
ito usually wins such compe lie
tlonS.
One effect Of delays in scoring
is that an applicant hoping 10 win
A city Job may he obliged 10 mark
time for months. Al great incon-
venicnce. awaiting the results OF
his examination.
A classic instance is the expert
ence ef a Detrott-wotrarr. zt -UrrS-
ent a puhliciSt for 2 large organ
izatiOn who applied for a similar
Job with the CITY.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Begs Sister
To Return

The family Of 15-year-old Mar
ION Ruth Nelson missing since
Saturday night, Of 290S Fifteenth,
today appealed 10 her through
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

Actual tests showed reductions ~
bacteria on mouth and throat surfaces
ranging up TO 96.72o fifteen minutes
after the Llsterine AntiSeptic gargle,
and up to 500 one hour after.
In tests over l2-year period. hoss
ieho 0dreLed Listerins Antisepile iples
day had lelDer colds, aud usually had
n'uder colds, and (eioer sore throats.
fhha those Uho did not 0dJOls Llsterins
AHliseptle.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Article
Three

=
CARDS STACkED
Perhaps the easiest way in
UhIch department head can
control the result Of an eXamina-
lion Is 10 sec that the uualifica-
ton, i0T The Job arc carefully
written 10 lIt the slated candi-
Gate
Age. educational and experience
requirements are set by the civil
service commission, usually upon
recommendation of the head of
the department in which the job
Is 10 be.
Another way in which civil serv-
Ice principles can he circumvented
is 10 I'LL a Job without an -eNan4i-
nation
Chapter II, Section 19, Of the
Charter saws; -
To prevent the Stoppage Of
public business or 10 meet eN-
traordinary eXigencieS, the head
Of any department or office
may, with the approval Of the
commission, make a temporary
appointment TO REMAIN IN
FORCE NOT EXCEEDING so
DAYS and only until regular
appointment under the pro-
VISIONS hereof can be made"
The 60-day clause is frequently
oiSregarded.
HOLD JOBS \ YEAR
Some persons employed on this
basis have held their jobs for
more than A year-and still civil
service has not got around TO
making regular appointments.
In one case, when inquiry was
made about the reason for an IL
month delay in giving an exami-
nation, IL was explained that civil
service had no regular examina-
ton for the Job and needed the
time 10 get up an examination.
An examiner was found and
asked how long il would take TO
get up test such as the one
finally given
a few hours" was the an
swer. -------------------
Other examinations have been
scored in one week.
Obviously, a years experience
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

with an older girl companion.
Marion is 5 feet 4 inches tall,
blond and weighs 40 pounds.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
'SNIFFLES?

earsls quickly before germs
eemplieois q cold. :. yp 10 .7ss
germ reduction in actual tests
with lisisrine Aniisepiie.
The time to strike at a cold is at its
very outset -. to 90 after the throat
surface germs before they 20 after
you. Gargie full-strength Listerine
Antiseptic, right away!
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

When new, high-salaried job is created in a
city department the operation of civil service often
becomes farce.
competitive examination is held but the result is
seldom surprise the initiated around city hall For
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11

has usually been Whispered around That Mr.
Article So-and-So has been picked for the Job and
experience has indicated that in such cases
Three Mr,~so-and-So is the man most likely to
succeed IN the competition.
Civil service staff members know the workings Of the
up better than any else inclined lend special
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-11
Civil Service Abuses Revealed:
Favored Man
Always Wins
By JOHN CREECY

EDITORS N0TE-This is the third IN series Of
ltLcLE on ahMsn. m TIC Detroit emil soAlce s4stcn.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Vegetable
Casserole

l Q4-oz) package quick-frozen
spinach or other quick-frozen vege-
table.
4 hard-cooked eggs.
WHITE SAUCE.
3 tablespoons butter or margarine.
2 tablespoons minced onion.
2l2 tablespoons flour.
IA cups milk.
6 tablespoons vegetable liquor or
vegetable liquor and milk.
Salt and pepper to taste.
u cup buttered bread crumbs.
Cook quick-frozen spinach or
other vegetable according to direc-
tions on box. Cor white sauce,
melt butter or margarine in a
saucepan. Add onion and flour and
stair to a paste. Add milk grad
ually, stirring constantly. Cook two
minutes or until thickened, STIR
ring constantly. Measure liquor
drained from cooked vegetable,
adding milk if necessary to make
up the amount. Add to white sauce
and blend. Season with salt and
pepper) Arrange seasoned drained
spinach, or other vegetable, white
sauce and sliced eggs in alternate
layers in creased casserole. Sprinkle
generously with buttered crumbs
Bake in hot oven (450 degrees F.
about 20 minutes or until Drowned.
Serves four to six.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Report to the Housewife

boiling water the next time you cook
cauIiflower. Cuts down on cooking
odor to the vanishing point: i.
No immediate relief in sight on the
sugar shortage - any substantial
supply Is unlikely until the new
crops become available. An old
favorite is back - fritos. crisp
crunchy corn chip, good with salads,
seafoods, beverages or a. between
meal snack. Made locally, you are
assured of its being roaster- fresh.
Well be glad to tell you where. :. :.
In planning your marketing for the
week end bear in mind that Basic T..
It's still going to be used as a
nutritional guide. In fact, the United
States Department of Agriculture
has issued a new wall chart with
a revised version of the Basic T..
For free, write the ONCE of In
formation, United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington Is,
D. C. :. A tip for those wash-day
blues-try a cheesecloth bag for
holding all the little articles-ends
fishing" for hankies, doilies. vestees,
small table mats and the like. {.
Until more fats come on the market
for making salad dressing use evap-
Grated milk-just sour the undi-
luted evaporated milk with vinegar
or lemon juice, add catsup or chilli
sauce to form base and step 1t
up with chopped olives, pickles, bit
of onion or green pepper.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
PAINTING VASES;
rISu NETTTNG2

Il
(From Mrs. L. F. M, Arltngton.)
TO Mrs. r. E. NJ, Hughesville,
Md: Paint for painting vases, etc,
on top of the water may be made
by thinning ordinary enamel paint
with turpentine. A little expert
mentation will show the desired
consistency.
Could some reader give me in
structions for making fish netting?
4 i X X
TWO HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS.
(Fron, Mrs. M. S., Washington.)
Use steel wool to clean outside OF
wire strainers after use. Works
even after vegetables, ETC., have
dried in it.
Use bottle brush to get at crumbs
in corners and cracks OF bread box.
MACAROoN COOKIES?
from Mrs. L. R., T1kon1G Park, No.
have read so many helpful hints
in the RICH that I am wondering
if some one can help me with
problem. I have tried many dif-
ferent ways, but I find it impossible
to make successful coconut maca-
rooms. My difficulty is getting them
off the baking sheet. I always
grease the sheet we'll. However, If
I try to get the macaroons of while
they are hot they always crumble
and break. If wait a few minutes
until they are cool, I need a ham,
mer and crowbar to get them of.
I have tried using brown or waxed
paper, but the paper always sticks
so badly to the cookies that I have
to scrape most of the macaroon
away to get rid of the paper. Since
these are my husbands favorite
Evening star., 1946-10-17
By Violet Faulkner

Food Editor.
are not quite ready. Pumpkins and
squash are in abundance this year.
which should be good news for the
young fry. They had a bad time
last year finding them for Halo
ween, but now there will be Jack
o. Lanterns aplenty for all.
\ X X X
Here and There: Crop of late
onions believed to be the largest
on record. Remember last year
when we searched high and low for
even one? Iceberg lettuce from
the Western States is more plentiful
than last fall, too From Pro-
duction Marketing Administration,
USDA, comes the good news that
more baked beans than you expected
will appear in the market, along
with that good bean soup and split
pea. In addition to the usual white
beans there are supplies Of red
kidney, small red, and pink beans,
and pintos for chilli A famous
herb farm near Canaan, Conn.,,
comes up with some new products.
Liven your meals with some of these
garden-fresh blends Have you
tried your vacuum cleaner attach
ments on kitchen cupboards, cor
ners and floor at least once a
week? Here's a trick: Put a
whole walnut in the shell in the
Evening star., 1946-10-17
9 9 EWhat$ CooRiifl'
Lima Beans
FRIDAY.
Baked Stuffed Haddock


Baked Stuffed Haddock
Celery Curls
Hot Gingerbread
Milk
cups -four. II teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoous baking allspce.
u teaspoon soda. Il cup shortening
TEASPOON
! teaspoon ginger. eggs
u teaspoon cloves 70 cup moiasses.
hot water
shortening moasses and add
hot water Beat thoroughly Pour into
pan nche and bake in moderate oven $3.50
degrees minutes Use this recipe for an apple
cake.
SATURDAY,
Sausage and Apples
Bread Pudding, Lemon Sauce
large sweet potatoes 70 cup butter.
!
potatoes cut in thick slices crossw Boil
until quite Arrange bueed baking
together and potatoes
Cover moderate until the thickened and
potatoes during the last half of baking
neriod Part honey in this recipe
SUNDAY.
Pot p1a95Sasat Roast
With
p0'o'0Ss Pear and R"uos Romaine Salad 0''''''
SPICE Cake
Coffee
pounds chuck roast. 6 potatoes.
carrots onions
wipe sprinkle with salt Place in Dutch
hot fat until well Drowned Add hot
tightly Cook hours over low flame in
adding prepared vegetables last Of
cooking with -four Serve vegetables around
gravy in separate bowl
Evening star., 1946-10-17

With plenty Of poultry in
view, eronberries will be
scheduled on every holiday
menu.
"A new recipe for Orange
Cranberry Souce coils for no
sugar at oil. A cup OF orange
mormoIode and q cup Of
bottled sirup (either corn or
camel combine to produce q
delightfully."- fIovored sauce,
perfect with turkey, chicken
or other poultry.
Try sirup- tlovored
Orange Cranberry Souee
oIso as q topping Tor ginger
bread or as O filling for thin,
rolled pancakes.
Evening star., 1946-10-17

Years ago, in Cairo, Shepheard's S
Hotel had a special dish that had
become famous the world over among
travellers. It was delicate and de-
licous, and we have cherished the
recipe in our files for many years.
It Is wonderful for a dinner party.
Fry about half pound of onions,
sliced thin, in some good butter.
When the onions are golden brown,
add a large, tender chicken, cut into
pieces, washed and dried. Cook Tor
20 minutes, not too fast, being care
full that the onions do not get
burned. Peel and wash one and a
half pounds of fresh mushrooms,
and cut them in halves. Put them
In the pan with the chicken. Season
with salt, pepper and a good slug OF
lemon Juice, add water to just cover,
and cook until chicken is half done.
Thicken with a little flour rubbed
with butter, and turn all into
casserole. Bake in a moderate oven
for about an hour, or until chicken
is tender. Cook covered at first, and
then take off the lid so chicken can
brown a bit.
A famous French soup is the
~soupe aux cosses de pois s''-slmply
pea pod soup-soup in which the
peas have been cooked in their pods.
If you can find nice, clean, fresh
young peas at the market, this Is
worth try, for the pods LEND a
most unusual favor to the brew.
Remove any strings from the pea
pods, as you would string beans.
Wash the pea pods well, and put
them in a saucepan with one onion
cut up, 2 or 3 peeled potatoes, and