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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23

YOKOHANA-AP-A Japanese
physician. who kept slipping his
feet in and out OF his shoes. testi-
fed at a war crimes trial TODAY he
signed three death certificates from
the Muroran Prison Camp between
November, 1913 and March, 1871,
but saw only two OF the bodies.
Or. Kohl Nakae. defense witness
in the trial OF Kaichi Hirate, for
mer commandant at Muroran. said
one Of the certificates was for Raw
mond &. Suttle. British soldier.
Hirate is charged with response
bility for the death OF Suttle and
other Allied prisoners.
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WASHlNGTON-AP -- Senator
Ferguson (R-MichD sought Monday
10 hnd out how much the Army.
Navy and State Department knew
OF japanese aerial spying over
American possessions before Pearl
Harbor Ferguson, awaiting his
turn TO question Rear Adm. Hus
band L. KimmCl at the Senate
House Committee hearing, told a
reporter he has asked for State De
partment documents concerning
japanese reconnaissance.
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NEW YORK NS-Last minute
action by Mayor William ODvyer
was credited today with cancella-
tion OF a paralyzing transit strike
which had been secretly scheduled
to start at 3 a. m. City Councilman
Michael Quill. who is also interns-
tional president OF the CIO Trans
port Workers Union, called OF the
strike when O'Dwyer agreed TO
seek public referendum on the
chief strike isGue-the proposed
sale Of three City-owned power
plants to the Consolidated Edison
Company.
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MAID WANTED

Country House between Ypsilantl
and Ann Arbor. Permanent po-
sition. So per week. Free room
and board. Write Box NO C o
Press.
SPRING STYLES Mais6nette FroCks
now selling start now. and earn SIS
and up per week. Phone Mr'. Ruth
Tdzs. 7s7.W for appointment.
wANTED-TXPERl FENCED STEN-
OGRAPHER bv old local mfg. co.
Phone IS or write Box N-s2 G. o
Press
WANTED WHITE GIRL. for Griil
and Counter Work. Phone 9l4j
or 1891.
WANTED WOMAN Tor general
hourework and cooking References.
Good wages. Gail collect "A. 7f6S.
Statesmen Wanted
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WASHINGTON - NP - Gen.
Dwight u. Eisenhower told a group
OF irate war mothers who con.
fronted him today on Capitol Hin
that n all fathers, were discharged
from the Army there will be 10
Army" A score OF women, repre-
senting units OF the Servicemen's
wives and Children's Association,
met the chief OF stan outside the
Office Of Chairman May (D-Kyl as
he arrived to explain demobiliza-
ton policy to the House Military
Committee.
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Real Estate
Houses For SAFE
Harry c. Peet


REALTOR
ils Pearl 81. Phone 1871
4 ROOM HOUSE, nearly new. large
lot il5 II. by l2U n. near Kaiser
Frazer Plant. $500. Terms.
HOLMES ROAD near city limits,
room house. large well built barn,
trees, frontage. One acre. s., 900
Terms. $1,000 down. Immediate
possession.
NICE LOT Tor building on Hemphin
Road. Newer homes In district. Re
strictions. Priced to sell.
WEST CROSS ST. near Normal "A
room income house Two bath. s
kitchens. Holland furnace with
blower. Automatic control. Lot Go
feet by i5O feet. Price 100000.
Terms.
81 ACRE FARM. 6 room house, two
chicken hoNses, granary goods,
creek. orchard. corner property,
CORNER, large brick income house,
steam heat. stoker, also small house
"a rear. Price reasonable. Terms.
Block from High school,
Il BLOCK FROM NORMAL. Seven
room house, complete bath, fur
mace, $3.50, Terms.
| PROSPECT STREET, eight room
house. bath. furnace, near Boyer
Hospital, wide lot, $1,000. Terms.
SIX ROOM HOUSE, furnace, large
slightly lot on Stewart street near
" new floors and roof. $4,000.
Terms
WEST CROSS STREET. - room
modern house. fireplace, steam
heat, stoker. income location near
Normal and stores. garage, possess
sion 20 days. Reasonable price.
Terms 81 500 down.
HOLMES ROAD. five room modern
house, furnace hardwood floors.
two car garage. chicken house,
$1,000. Terms.
TWO ROOM HOUSE. garage, 1l,400.
Terms $500 down.
NORMAL STREET, west side SIX
room house, bath. furnace. garage,
large lot, Sc, 500. Terms.
BALLARD ST. modern u room house,
2 baths. steam heat Reasonable
price. Terms.
CHICKEN DINNER LOCATION a
acres. s room modern house, gar
age Block from Michigan Ave. Op-
posite corner OF limerick and
Ecorse. Reasonable price. $4,000
down.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR
BEST ADVERTISEMENT
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TOKNO-AP-T The japanese gov.
ernment Jas ordered today TO pro.
vide detailed information concern
ing IL zaibatsu Gamily monopol.
iesl and IS major holding COM
nanina
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Normal St.

6 ROOM modern house. hardwood
floors downstairs, large lot, $500
terms. Harry c. Peet. Realtor, i1s
Pearl ST. Phone 1871.
HOMES-Write TO-DAY
for Home Buyers Guide: free list
or numerous properties located ad-
Jacent TO Los Angeles real estate
offices IN the San Gabriel valley
HOLMES FOR HOMES, 100 W.
Garvcy Blvd, FL Monte, Cshf.
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Classified AdUenising

RATES. tPuymsnt nssrona nne
One Day aOo. Three Ten Days
Minimum classified advertisement three iinsS
dayG display
Right classified advertising
NOt responsible than incorrect insertion
Deadllne Moor Of day before publication Tephonss 40 az
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23
Real Estate

We Have The
For You
s ROOMS, Now vacant Located
near college Suitable for one
family or for income home.
Paved street. Garage. Reduced
TO $500.
BRICK: ? family flat. nicely loclt-
ed on West Side. and bath
down. and bata up. Separate
heating plants. car garage. This
Is a genuine . family hOme-not
just a large house converted ov-
er Worth the money,
SUBURBAN: rooms and bath.
and bath on lst floor. rooms
above. Needs some repair. but
owner will redeCorate most Of
house. provide new firepots Tor
furnace and install new shades.
Very attractive appearance, Fast
of ipsi Price $4,000, one-third
down,
OAK ST: s rooms and complete
baths. Extra large lot. Garage.
suitable for either one or two
families. New roof. Nicely dec
GRATED. Very good shape through
out. {2,5O0 down viii handle.
TOURIST HOME: On Michigan
Ave- just outside city limits.
owner says this place is full OF
tourists every night. Large mod
haffga -
land. Fine chance TO develop this
property into tourist court. s. 900
down payment 800 month.
FINE HOME: A beautiful home.
ideal for family needing several
bedrooms. Built just prior to
war. . bedrooms on ground floor
and 2 others above. Fireplace.
Modern kitchen. Screened porch.
Fine basement with extra toilet
and shower and stoker operated
heating plant. Lot very well land
scaped. u car garage A home
you would be proud to own.
rs ACRES: Near Ypsilantl. 9 room
house. Barn. Tenant house. $40
acre.
LOWELL ST. Good room home
with excellent automatic oil hot
water heating system. Large lot
car garage. Price 1850.
LIKE NEW: Modern z bedroom
suburban bungalow, offered by
veteran who must undergo fur
ther treatment for injury SUI
fered In war Less than / year
old. Dandy dry basement with
laundry tubs, fruit room, and hot
air furnace. Screens and storm
windows. Space on 2nd floor to
add extra bedroom. Quick po scs-
sion. About $3.50 down.
Ehman & Greensfreet
REALTORS
40 ". Michigan Ave.
Phone Ii37 or $3.50
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I6OACRES

$50 ACRES is
SEVEN ROOM MODERN
HOME. MODERN T.
SHAPED DAIRY BARN 2oN
20 AND 22E4h. CORN
CRIB. MILK HOUSE
HOG HOUSE. o.. CHICKEN
nor Sc. BRpOpEE
IOU SF...SlIb STREAM
TURDTGH FARM
WOODED LAWN. PRICE
g. OOO
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Help Wanted. Femars
Cir rIs
Help Wanted. Malls

GlrlS
wanted for second shift.
Pleasant work for amDi-
tious girls. Good vision
necessary. Here IS your
opportunity 10 work in a
plant where free train
ing IS provided. Apply
employment office End
St. and West Liberty.
King SeeIey Corp.
Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23

THEY'RE sOMETHtNG-more than
fan~ies and fads. these powerful
bttls Classified Ads.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23
A NEW SALESMAN

starting 20 work for uv Jan
nary IS earned $1,000 the
first three days he had new
er seen our product before
going to work for US. We
have an opening In NpsilanU
FOR an honest, hard-working
man preferably with some
experience selling insulation
or home Improvement Vet
cran preferred call Economy
Heating CO. 32j r.. Hoover
St.
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Aouses Eor nain

TWO FOUR-ROOM HOUSES for
sale. Reasonable price. Small down
payment. one now available Wash
tenaw Clubview Sub. F. BRAMAN,
2Oll Harding. Phone 2494
WEST SIDE MODERN : rooms, gar
age--four room fireplace - fun
hath-builtin breakfast nook
dow nstairs; 3 rooms and = OF bath
up; Phone 532-W.
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Financial
Money To Loan
Z out Of 5
oct the loan

Yes. Z out Of who ask Tor .
loan at Personal get it. be-
cause the more times we say
"NeS'-the more business ws
DO. And since making Personal
Loans 81 Sa5 tn $3.50 or more =
our O\EN business that IS
mighty important 10 us.
I. "Tide-pver loans Tor work
ers waiting to 90 hack to
work
: Loans made 10 employed men
o~ women. for any WORTH
while purpose pay bills,
taxes. etc.
Between Pay Dav loans.
s-j and ID for one % 80
days.
complete privacy. Losus ~
u3lly made on your sigma
ture only Employers or
friends are not invol, ed
Don't borrow unneces sarIly, but
n loan Is the best solution 70
your money problems. give Us =
rHan"e 10 say Yes" Come in.
Phone or write today. Loans
made I'm nearby towns.
Personal Finance Co.
Phone IS. Ypsilanti.
Ss y. Huron 81, Ground floor.
AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCE
Associated Motor Services Inc.
2d \. Adams Phone 69i
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23

Ann Arbor. Phone 7077
Help Wanted, Male or Female
wANTTD-DTSH WASHER
SMIGGEN'S
T. MICHIGAN
Situations Wsnteo-Female
WANTED: TYPING To 100 IN homo
Reasonable rates. Write BOX N-s5.
20 Press.
WANT HOTSEWOEk or Laundry hy
day or hour. Apply 5i1 Monroe
~
WANTED DRY WASH
80 IRONING
PHONE 3 H-I
GENERAL Hut sEWDEk nv The
f1u~. Gillian SHoem5>er. $50 Grove
T,d
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23

30 DE SOTO i-DOOR
I BUICK t-DOOR SUPER.
Both In good condition. Al rub
Der. 1917 stamford Rd.. Willow
Run Village.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23
Merchandise
Housenold FurnIshlnsS

FOR SALE-GIRL,S NEW CHEST
ERFlEl.D COAT -- SIZE lA
PHONE l5OG-M
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23

. CAN GLEC. MILK COOLER. Com
plete international Milking Ma
chine with single units. All tn
good condition Also new milk
.Dve with calves. Phone ,tS'-G-1
call. ORR ApTtKEV - 40 foI
Classified Advertising Service
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23
SAND ana Gravel
AutomotiVe


on HEATERS. SERVICE. PARTS.
Phone 26s5. 1872 T.. Michigan Ave.
cash ror Trailer
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23

DEXTER; rooms and bath oil
burner, Attached two car garage. --
Completely furnished. Electric boN
and stove. Price $500. Phone 26lA-
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23
Buslness Property For Gale

Uu'VN' 'TVPN'NJ Ut ~N
BUSINESS PROPERTY SUBJECT
to lease, Yield t0oc on investment
Box W-29 care Press
Suburban Property For Sale
SUBURBAN HOME BUILDING site.
l5 acres, wide, level frontage on
paved Whitaker Road close 10
Whitaker. Beautiful woods on
part Of property. $3.50 per acre.
Terms. Harry G. Peet. owner, Real
tor, ll9 Pearl ST. Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23
Real Estate
Farms and Lsno For sal,
FARMS & SUBURBANS

A COMPLETE SET or Nuw
BUILDINGS THREE CAR
GARAGE LINCOLN
SCHOOL DISTRICT
BEAUTIFULLY Ian tl-
SCAPEu. PRICE fF.5Oo. 3
CASH
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msrehsoD.s wantsd

Enter YOrR NAME for a westine-
house Electric Refrigerator. Now
on display. G. J. Ranus Co, 2 W.
Michigan. Phone j2s.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23

FACTORY Reconditionsd Pianos.
New Guarantee--Bargain Prices.
Immediate Delivery Grlnnell Bros.
2l0 w. Michigan.
USED PIANO SALE All rocondi-
toned and guaranteed. Ypsnanu
Piano Co. tO2 f. Michigan Ave.
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Real Estate
Rooms ror nett
Wanted To Rent

Wanted To Rent
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desires
small furnished or unfurnished
house or apt. Excellent references.
Box N-sO co Press.
WANTED. /. 2 or room furnished
apartment by reliable couple. Ref
erences furnished BOX &-Sl, G o
Press
FURNISHED APARTMENT or
house wanted by veteran, wife,
months old child. Gail or write Box
X-sA, co Press.
WANTED-Furnishe or unfurnished
house or apt quiet, respectable
couple. Phone 3l39-J,
VETERAN needs two bedroom fur
nished house or apt. by Feb !.
Permanent resident. Best local ref
erences. Phone Hostetler 3O60 TX
tension S76i.
3 OR 4 ROOM APT. or small house
furni isned or unfurnished, wanted
by returned veteran, wife and Is
mos. old child. Phone 21S7-M or 335
LOCAL COUPLE with one child de-
sire small furnished house. Can
1871
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Merchandlss FOr salS

FOR SALE
Used Radiators all sizes Tor steam
Used Iron Fireman.
Bin StOker nearly new.
Used Auburn Stoker.
Used warm air furnaces.
New Plumbing Fixtures.
o. A. HANKINSbN co.
llS Pearl st. Phone ~
FOR SALE-Royal Portable Type
writer, good condition, ls46 DetrUla
radio. table size, almost new, sacri-
flee. See r. Curtiss, lls No. liamil-
ton ST.
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Merchants Specials


PLACE YOUR ORDER now for that
new refrigerator, stove or washing
machine. Delivery sooner than YOU
think. grinnen Bros, 2l0 ". Mich
igan Ave.
HANDMADE BABY CLOTHES
AND CROCHETbD WORK.
EsCO GIFT SHOP, III ". Michigan.
TRUNKS FROM S9.l0 Up. Suitcascs
from f195 up. SLEEP SHOP. 10
". Michigan Ave.
ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR
BARKER'S ELECTRIC MOTOR
SHOP. 10 S. Huron. Phone l1l7
LAMPS AND EXTRA SHADES
Prices reduced on several styleo.
Npsilanti Plano Co. lO2 ".
Michigan Ave.
GOOD USED FURNITURE
SPENCER FURNITURE
90 y rrnua 81
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-23

SEVEN MILES WEST %.
ANN ARBbR MODERN
HOME. OIL BURNER.
TWO EAE\S..C .CHlCkLN
HOUSE. FERTILE SOIl.
PRICE S25. 900
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HANNAN

80. 10 UNITY BLDG.
OPEN EVEN INGS AND SUNDAYS
INEESTMENT: 5 rooms and bath on
each eparate furnaces and
garages rents for $4,000 per mo.
Price 100000. 100000 cash. Phone
o6l4-e6l5
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Musieal Eauiemsnt

STRICTLY FRESH EGGS from our
own flock. Phone 276l for deliv-
Evening star., 1946-03-28
GibIets Make Fine Dish

For some reason or other, the glib
lets are the least appreciated, yet
the most valuable parts of the
chicken or turkey. Granted that
many housewives and amateur male
chefs consider chicken livers in the
specially class, the fact remains
that the rest of the group, including
gizzards, hearts, etc, usually are
used only to make giblet gravy, as
sort of aside to the roast chicken
or turkey.
This is pity, for the giblets hold
a tremendous amount of food value
in their small selves. Many retail
markets sell hearts, livers and giz-
yards together by the pound and
usually cheaper than the livers
alone. The housewife who wishes
her family to have the best of
everything, and yet wants to spare
the budget, will snap up these offer
lngs whenever she encounters them
and take them home to make
giblet pie, a thick nourishing soup
or fancier dishes.
An important point to remember
in preparing giblets is that the
hearts and gizzards require long,
slow simmering to make them ten
der. but that livers need only a very
brief cooking The gizzards and
hearts of older birds take about
twice as long to cook as do those of
younger fowl. Giblets also will cook
more quickly if cut into pieces first.
BraiSed giblets with mushrooms
Evening star., 1946-03-28

make a wonderful dish. To serve
five or six people you will need a
pound of giblets and II pound Of
fresh mushrooms or a small tin OF
canned ones.
Separate the hearts and gizzards
from the livers. Cut them all into
small pieces, sprinkle them we'll with
salt and pepper and little -four.
Brown them in fat. Simmer the
cut up gizzards and hearts in a
little water for an hour and a half
to three hours until they are tender.
The livers need no further cooking
than the initial browning.
Take the giblets, when done, from
the pan. Cut up fresh mushrooms
and Saute them for 5 to 10 minutes
in the drippings left from the gib-
lets. If canned mushrooms are
used, they will need no cooking. Just
add them to the giblets and save
the juice in the can for gravy.
Add enough water, milk or mush-
room juice to the pan to make 3
cups of liquid, skimming of any fat
that rises to the top. Stir into the
liquid to tablespoons each Of
-four and fat, well blended, to
thicken the gravy. Cook and stir
until the mixture is thick. Then
add the cooked giblets and the
mushrooms, heat through and serve
hot on toast or in patty shells.
Evening star., 1946-03-28

with a teaspoon or more of minced
|chives and a teaspoon of minced
parsley. Fold this into the first
mixture.
Pour all into a baking dish
creased only on the bottom, set in a
pan of hot water and bake in a
moderate oven until golden brown
about half a hour. Serve at once
with mixed green salad as per-
feet main luncheon course.
It seems to be losing fight to
make people tripe conscious in this
country. However, having seen the
popularity of this meat sundry in
Europe among gourmets and peas
ants alike. 1 still must endeavor to
make more of you learn to enjoy
this inexpensive and very delicious
type of meat.
For a change, let's combine tripe
and oysters.
Boil l pound of the best honey
comb tripe in salted water with an
onion and bay leaf until the tripe
is tender enough to be sliced easily
with a broom straw. Then cut it
with scissors into thin ribbons and
then into dice. Meantime, simmer
a pint of oysters in their own liquor
until the edges curl. Drain them
and remove the hard muscle.
Use the oyster liquor to make a
white sauce, adding enough milk to
make a pint of white sauce. (Two
tablespoons of flour rubbed into 2
tablespoons of melted butter, COM
bined with the milk and oyster
liquor, should do the trick.)
Reheat the oysters, and tripe in
this sauce, seasoning well with salt,
pepper, lemon juice, mace and
dash of onion juice.
Serve, Sprinkled with parsley.
Evening star., 1946-03-28

you care to get in touch with me,
shall be glad to give you hints on
amounts, variety, etc.
From Mrs. E. N. H., Washington J
To Mrs. V. Y. S., Washington: Try
feeding your cat dog biscuit or the
meal dampened with milk or water.
They like it as we'll as dogs and it
agrees with them too. Our cat
started eating with our dog out of
the same dish too.
From Mr.. r. L. D., Washington
To V. Y. s., advice on feeding
cats. Once again I sit at my dilapi-
dated machine and peck out my
humble advise to fellow pet owner.
This is the second time that I have
ventured to assist some one through
the RICH, since my return from a
stretch in the Navy. AS I men
toned in my previous letter to a
reader from Warrenton, Va, I am
not a professional handler, merely
amateur. However, I do own and
train my dog and cat. 1t sounds
to me as if your feline adoptions
have been treated very we'll. I do
not find that oatmeal or other ce-
reals are harmful to cats or any
household animal. l believe that
it is very good for them, I use it
constantly, also dry summertime
cereals are extremely nutritious. A
partial list follows Beef liver,
heart (meat is Important, kidney,
feed meats and others in $3.50 por-
tions, chicken lungs. catnip leaves
mot stems, dog food (well kibbled
SMALL. all nonstarches tdo NOT
feed your cat starches), cheese
milk, eggs raw or cooked. It is
imperative that your cat drink its
dish of milk daily. If per chance
it refuses milk, but will drink wa
ter. put little milk in the water,
gradually increase until the milk
is relished
I hope that have been of some
help. Please let me know how this
kitten comes out as I am interested
in them and plan to breed domes-
tic shorthair blacks this fall. Once
again I say, do not read the Wom-
ems Page! iEd. Note: Mop
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Barbecue

Down South, where the barbecue
attains its greatest heights, they
have a way of preparing a leg of
lamb, with a special sauce, that is
something out of this world. (That
mint sherbet for which we gave you
the recipe last week would 60 well
with this.)
Get a leg Of baby lamb If you can.
II not, settle for the youngest your
butcher can supply. Wipe it well
with a damp cloth and rub it with
a mixture Of teaspoon of ground
ginger, a teaspoon of dry mustard
and a little nutmeg. Dredge the
meat we'll with -four and brown it
quickly in hot oven for about 25
minutes.
Cut down the heat and baste the
lamb with combina ton of table
spoon Worcestershire sauce, 2 ia
blespoons chilli sauce, tablespoon
vinegar and tablespoons olive oil.
Slice couple of onions and lay the
slices around the meat, with a Glove
of mashed garlic. Baste every Is
minutes, allowing 80 minutes to the
pound for roasting time. An hour
before the lamb is due to be done.
add a cup of boiling water. When
Evening star., 1946-03-28
By the Chef

a delectable kind of fritter, with ham
as the main ingredient. These are
fine for lunch or even for that much
abused meal known as brunch"
Take 2 eggs and beat them well
Stir in y cup of milk and about 2
tablespoons of melted butter or
margarine. Sift cup OF flour with
u teaspoon of salt and a teaspoon
OF baking powder. Season with a
dash Of cayenne. Combine the dry
ingredients with the first mixture
blending we'll.
NOW. stir in l cup OF cooked
chopped ham. If the ham is very
salty, omit adding salt to the dry
ingredients. Next, work in a cup of
canned whole-kernel corn. Mix
thoroughly.
Drop by spoonfuls into hot, deep
tat and dry to a golden brown. Drain
well on absorbent paper and serve
as is or with pungent tomato sauce.
Perfect for the lenten menu is a
luscious cheese -chives souffie. Some
how, it seems as fresh and spring.
like as daffodils and April breezes!
To make this delicacy, melt 3 ta-
bieSpoons of butter or margarine and
rub in carefully tablespoons of
flour. Season with salt and cayenne.
Gradually add u cup of evaporated
milk and "a cup of water. Stir until
thick and smooth.
Now stir in the beaten yolks of 4
eggs. together with "a pound of
grated American cheese. Cook for
2 more minutes and then let cool.
Beat 4 egg whites until they are
stiff, but not dry, and combine them
Evening star., 1946-03-28

the meat is cooked, skim fat from
the pan and strain pan juices for
gravy.
Serve the lamb with this sauce.
Mix together very thoroughly "
pound of butter. a cup of vinegar, /
sour pickle, chopped fine; q couple
of tablespoons of chopped onion, 4
tablespoons Of Worcestershire sauce.
2 tablespoons of chilli sauce, 4 slices
OF bacon, a dash Of brown sugar, q
green pepper, chopped fine, and salt
and pepper to taste Put these all
into saucepan over a slow fire and
cook until the butter melts. It is
better to stir all the time. Keep this
warm in double boiler until you are
ready to serve it with the lamb.
With this barbecued lamb, one
usually is served a dish of collards
or similar green's, dressed with vine
gar, and either roasted or baked po-
tatoes. AS an antidote to the over
spicy main course, dessert tends to
be simple and rather bland-some-
thing in the line of Spanish or Ba-
varlan cream is excellent. Beer is
probably the wisest drink, as the hot
sauce tends to wreck any fine ia
vored wine at the outset,