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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ADAMS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
the better ONCE positions. 204 Colo.
RADIO BLDG. 18th and q. RE. SgSs.
ADAMS TEACHERS. AGENcy-iith
NEW EMPToYMENr oFtICE-skilled
tie aea help. snstisS bsS 5sR R0 St. s &c. II =
3433, 7 am. to 8 am. g.
BOYD service specialtzes In select
secretarial, typist, bookkeeping CASH
Ter posisions. ut top salaries; est.
80 yIgsh. y.ssi eaa.ss eoI g. Nz. ss4S no0r'
Bookkeepers (F.) $55 Wk.
Pref retail MA fxpr si egDert sCrSsepns sss1SS ss
fss91of So9ps 7ee aSStIs isth 4 ~ g. IA $40
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
-, 170s q st. NV.
MEN
Dept. supervision, accounting back.
ground, $50 wk.
yr. commercial artist, $40 wk.
WOMEN
Rectp.- .-typist, good typist. must lik.
fisures. 5 days wk., $2.400.
Cierk-typist, sd, wk., $2,200-S2. 400
e.cy. 70 pres. food chain, $500
secy. Tor association, $1,000.
GtenogS,, many. B days, S2,4Q0.
Clerks and die clerks, 1922 yrs
old. S146 mo.
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explain the purposes Of ta1s asar-
rent campaign. $,7f
Richard L. Shoap, president.
conducted the meeting held In tie
Ann Beers School. Thirty-gixth
place and Alabama avenue Sc.
Uruguay is filling an order from
the United States to supply 3,214.-
900 pounds of beek-about $780,
900 worth-to Austria, Asuncion
reports.
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fQ1Tx1-DRiVKR, >. g. permit. Tor
iocsi rsierencss: good sslalY, ca
vance. Do not ph0ne. C&N13kA
LIouo&es INC. S10 On. o. ,9,w'
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When answertse adperttsemsnts
addTessed to Star boSes do NOT
tnclose original references. Or
other materials OF personal polve.
Copies serre the purposs and
ofictnals may cot lost.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

|, REALTY BROKERS, salesmen, insur-
ance agency, lawyers, wanted to
toin cooperative brokers exchange.
Arlington Business Section. rent Or
commission basis. No Sunday work.
BOX I40-J, Star.
N COMPLIANCE WITH the Sales In
Bulk Law Of the District Of Column
bia, the undersigned Is selling his
equity in the restaurant known as
The Fireside Inn. located 1742
Connecticut Avenue NV, Washing.
ton, D. c., free and clear OF all
Indebtedness. signed: HANS BIAL.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. HARRY L. KIMBLE.
1922 Colonial ave. Alexandra, Va
. THE ATLAS AGENCY specializes Ia
selecting and placing bookkeepsIs'
. .s7szi l4ae e,,s =; Z; q ave. ~ nv. .n.-l.' ls
showtnss Of 'WAsHINqTON Caps
basket ball team to clubs, schools,
fraternal organizations. ETC., by ON
cial letter only to photosraphic d.
srFGfzI Tsesa uiins MsE4TSas TTsRas Of sr.eklsy.rs
Union. No. I. D. c.. 1o12 9th e
NV, We'd, Nov. 2, ESQ Pm;
On revision Of constitution. JOIN
GAHVEY, President. -
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HELP MEN

ITDTTO1-Raieigh Hotel. Nusi
nave full knowledge Of MGR ma
chine. Apply IN person, MR.. JAMES,
1otsl Ra'eisn 12sn ana 70. aiw'
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

NERK.TTfIST and credit inter-,
.C ,tsw.rs Az, sx,eI; p'ss:snt msfaIins
SppE SSsaaE e oasi NJ. sfsai som.rsasa., nsaa ExeY
INC. 800 Z st. NV. -1Q
MEN OR WOMEN-Earn up to $50
per day, full or part tins salline
large Xmas itemS. No WAITING for
commission. no deiiverieS. Ideal Toe
Govt clerks. SH. lO11. IL
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CAMERA FANS!
A6Ayie takers. Get . real special at
ERENNER, o33 Pa. ave. NV. Fres
parking. RE. 2434.
Lock Trouble? Ma. 6058
Home and auto locks repaired and
replaced. Keys fitted TO any ioc1;
door checks oveyhAuled.
CENTRAL SAFE & LOCK CO.
902 EYE 81. NV.
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0LASSlIkN (2), steady work. GOOD
earntugs. also / shop man, exper,
1910 wis. ave. OL- 2022. lib
0R0Cx1Y CLERK, white. young mar
Tor all.ayoNnd work n grocery store
Apply n person at S3e11 Rhode q.
lend s!ss brentwood. Nd. HQFF.
GROCERY CLERK, colored, expert.
Good pay @ start. with chance foi
srsncss g HvEsgsopYs w MakKET sds ii;
.1A00 j ct. NV. --16
Haberdashery Salesman
Young man expefienced In selling
flne quality mems furnishings; full
Or part time; highest earning posi-
ioyins. ABBY 70 MI. schosnbeMr1, M
FASHION SHOP. INC, 1900 F st.
NV. la
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UF16I5fT1IK, adefouShl5 SxpeF
tcE .ork e ,nsqEbsn she2; n m.r :
6lssoaE. sEsof. u. III.
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Radio Service Men

Radio Service Men
Experienced on AM. FM and record
changers. 2O% discount on all pur-
chases, vacation with pay, group
disqualification. Must have car.
We Pay Top Salaries
And Car Allowance
LACY'S, INC.
Half and Que S.W. Ia
kEPAR MAN for washers and small
appliances: steady job, good pay;
6-day week. SIATTBRY RADIO
CO.. 1887 Wis. ave.
ROUTEMAN. experienced laundry
man; reference required. Apply Mr..
Howley, MERRITT CLEANERS. 4S1S
Rhode Island ave. Hyattsvhie. Ad'
RSoTUrHHRHHEEN. inexperienced men.
white, age 90 to 80. high school edu.
cation required, to train for laundry
route salesmen; GOOD salary to start;
opportunity for Advancement. Apply
personnel ONCE, MANHATTAN CO.,
1928 Fla. ave. nv, 8 to IL An
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FURNITURE SAL16aIRN i2l. sxpsr.
stores. Openin6s due 70 sxpansi0n.
QuAr. good eArnfngs. 1xcel. opp.
for ffkht m4n. Write full parttcu-
lara. BOX 38l.H, star.
FOUNTAIN And LUNCHEON counter
HaAssRb6 nsa .sRRtsS f5PSF; Rsga sas3 AI4RslSs I4sS
ana : sts.. nv.
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JEWELRY SALESMAN

Old established jevelry arm has ex-
eel. cpening for live.wire sales
man: must ba expefienced. ELI
NUDlN CO., 7lS 7th o.. NV. 10
LAbO1E1o, for construction lob,
must - 1St class Men. ADpH b01
IA "a tSst1 m g ,s..E 5s9EpipeGE n. =; d;..c5.o 1o
ea5si co1rs1sa sIRss'seecesa e. 500 4 i. s:y.
--1O
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HELP MEN

Furniture Upholsterer
man Tor hun time. Mr.. BURNS,
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HA1DWARI 0AIE6lrAN-Appiy 1iS
9th st. &c. Opportunity for .dI
JxNfT6i. colorsd. ase 80 to 10,
800 Reus room and beard. Apply
JiNffox. JiiNsffff ~ White. 81 AN must hays ssoser
nrtns sxpefisncs,. rood salary with
living quarters tor man and wife
non-drinker. Write BOX Sl-j. 6tar.
JANIT0R. coiored, married, no chill
dren; referencs: large gArden typs
apt. project In nearby Vs.; salary
ters: Apply ARe. SMITH. oW.
JANITO1, colored, With 9Th class
license for modern biildins; must
be honest, sober ard industrious;
Mr. Crane, j. a. MckkEVER CO.,
1914 Il gt NV. AT. 6SOG.
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, for fountain work and
delivery. Must have drivers license.
Top salary; day work only. sH. 1900.
I'd LIKE TO INTERVIEW ten men
who need to make $50 . wk. IN
spare time: car needed. Phone Ord
way 21A3 between 8 and 3 Tor ~.
pointment. i-t
YOUNG MAN between IS and 81 for
apprentice In dental laboratory; s.
dsy dsy, week; good opportunity: 1927
OPPORTUNITY-we are looking for
q reliable married man who has
our business in this area. Age 80.
45 Car necessity. No delivering.
collecting or demonstrating. Man
selected will be practically set up
in business on remunerative ,25T
basis. New and repeat business.
Write Bog 39-K. Star. 10
HIGH CLASS ACCOUNTANT
Exper. In construction of large PVT.
and government contracts. Give
resume in detail with salary desired.
Box 114-J. Star. liz
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MAN

Experisnced onlY; must have refs.;
good salary and opportunity for
ILfHss4HAi,s ILifas H.Iil, HAXIR1Bw II psrsS0pI,: Sp:
rL1ANcI 60. 1880 7th e. NV.
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EXPERIENCED

OFFICE ENGINEER
For general contractor. Must have
outside exper. Give complete data
and salary desired. Box 494-H, Star.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. :
Offers q nne opportunity to Q good
encyclopedia man to earn above~
average income. Many fine com.
pany benefits; car nee. Apply per.
Co, 4500 Wis. ave. NV; $500
Wilson blvd, Arlington. We. III
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Career Opportunity

Leading national casualty and Are
insurance co. is adding q salaried
representative IN washington; clean
cut young man, age 23 TO- 80. mar.
ried or single, sales aptitude with .
Men selected will be thoroughly
educated in casualty and IRE in.
Surance and completely trained In
our selling method. Fuil salary paid
from start plus incentive plan, un-ss
ment. Inquiries held absolutely con-
hdential, call DU. 610O, Ext 4. ia
Evening star., 1949-11-09

PLUMBERS WANTED
Apply Mr.. sOFER On lob, 9th and
Nichols dr.. Laurel. Nd. Laurel $40.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

ACCO OUNTANT-Recent graduate of
recognised accounting school with
some experience In msnufacturtng
deld for rapidly expanding plant IN
Orange, Va. Good opportunity for
young, ambitious man. Reply Box
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01
Montana Historical Sketches
Cattle
BY ANNA NICKOL

RANGING CATTLE, in point OF
time, was one of Montana's short
est lived industries. The men who
pioneered it were not ones who had
come west looking for such wealth,
but wer ex-gold seekers. The
greater number of p~rospectors, when
disappointed, turned their faces to-
ward other ways of life, and the rich
grass ON plains which had proved
their worth in supporting uncounted
numbers of buffalo, elk, deer and
antelope quickly appealed to men
of vision.
Cattle in the mountain valleys
not new, even when gold was
first discovered, but earlier stock
was raised on farms as part of a
diversified agriculture. Similar con-
ditions still prevail in such places
and were never greatly changed
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01
DDT-Insect Control
Continued From Page 18)

the dipping tank. Hurried spraying,
reaching only the backs and sides of
cattle, will not get results.
There are a lot of other uses OF
DOT that are out of the jurisdiction
of the veterinary column-the con-
troll of clothes moths, bed bugs, cock
reaches and so on. Every time we
see our plants and shrubs around
the house beginning to look funny,
with curled up leaves, or looking
buggy, we dust everything in reach
with DOT, and it generally works.
The human louise has really had a
tough time since DOT has been on
the market.
All in all, there have not been
many substances developed in recent
years that have a greater beneficial
value than dichloro-diphenyl ri-
chloroethane.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

through the years. But the high
plains, acres now devoted to grain,
we're still being grazed by buffalo,
when Nelson Story brought the
first trail herd up from Texas in
1866 and put them to pasture In the
Gallatin valley.
Trailing Losses
There was a major difficulty
which interfered with the profits
and conveniences of early stockmen
who had cattle fattening on Mon
tana grass. Markets were SO dis
tant that many tons of potential
beef were walked off while steers
were being trailed TO a shipping
point.
The first herds of cattle to leave
Montana were taken into Utah and
from there shipped to eastern mar
kets. Later, when the rails reached
Dakota and Wyoming territories,
these newer and more accessible
shipping points were utilized.
In addition to shipping Difficult
ties, cattlemen suffered losses due
to Indians, in whose territories much
of the stock was being ranged, from
weather, from mingling with the
buffalo, from rustlers.
Fourteen years passed after Nelson
Story's pioneer attempt, until the
next bunch of steers, property of an
English company, was driven north
from Texas. 1t was an Inflated herd,
for, unaccustomed to the severity of
Montana winters and arriving as
they did just when the days we're
growing short and cold, many of the
cattle died.
However, these early long-horns
opened the way for others. Profits,
though never as great as the stock
men hoped to find them, were suf-
ficiently encouraging to tempt cap
italists from far away states, even
from Europe, to invest in cattle.
We are fortunate to have had
among the earliest cattlemen, Gran
vile Stuart, mentioned in those
sketches which dealt with the dis
covery of gold. Stuart turned his
attention to cattle at an early period
and engaged in the business until
discouraged by his losses in the Sc
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01
we're winter of 1886-1887.

r. winter of 1886-1887.
He was a pioneer member of the
Montana Stockgrowers association
and in that capacity he had much
to do with solving range difficulties
as they arose.
Rusthng a Problem
When rustling became a matter for
concern-in 1888 the stockgrowers
association reported that Montana
cattlemen had lost fully 8 percent of
their herds through rustlng-vig-
ilante methods were proposed by
such powerful and wealthy cattle
owners as Theodore Roosevelt and
the French Marquis de Mores, both
of whom had ranches in the western
part of Dakota territory.
Stuart was at this time so years
old and had had more experience
than any of them with extra-legal
justice, since he had shared the Wig
lance period in southern Montana
counties. In spite of accusations of
cowardice, he refused to endorse
plans for violence, and the ~associa-
ton decided to take no action.
vigilante Methods
But before that winter was out,
the rustlers had become holder.
Something would have to be done,
and law was not easy to administer
on the sparsely peopled range. 1t
was Stuart himself who headed a
vigilance party, which made brief
but relentless war against rustlers.
He described some of the outlaws:
A Scotch half-breed named McKen-
zie, who, posing as a wolfer, lived
close to the Missouri river badlands,
which offered excellent hiding
places for stolen stock; two south
erners, both wanted for murder in
their native states.
About the same time, large scale
rustling came to its official end,
government hunters killed off the
last of the buffalo, and Indian tribes
were pushed back into smaller res
ervations.
Montana was ready for the largest
cattle ranching yet tried, with small
owners bringing in more and yet
more cattle, while large operators
continued to expand.
The stage was set. Though no one
could guess it until too late, cattle
men were riding straight into the
fatal winter of 1~886-1887.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01

It's time to be on guard against
that tricky carbon monoxide menace
that can sneak up on you without
any kind of warning. Be sure all
parts of your vehicles exhaust sys-
tenn are in non-leak condition
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-01-01
SWINE
HAMPSHIRES

HAMPSHIRES
We have a very choice lot of registered
gifts with growing ability and quality
sired by Rosevale Enchanter and bred to
Mid-Tone, a top son of Mid-Win. These
gifts represent the best bloodlines IN the
Hampshire breed.
Also a few top fall boars.
JOHN BROWN & SON
Brosdview, Montana
Browning chief., 1949-03-18

u cup butter or substitute,
melted
u teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon pepper
u teaspoon poultry seasoning
haddOck fiIlets
Mix crumbs, mushrooms, butter,
salt, pepper and poultry seasoning.
Add egg and mix well. Spread fillets
with mixture. Roll and fasten with
toothpicks. Broil, turning once, un-
til fish is golden brown. Serve i'm
mediately.
Shrimps, Louisiana Style
(Serves g.
4 tablespoons butter
l teaspoon minced onion
l pint shrimp, peeled
tablespoons flour
l teaspoon salt
2 cups milk
tablespoons minced parsley
tablespoons tomato catsup
Melt butter, add onion and
shrimp; brown. Stir in flour and add
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cook about 10 minutes. Add parsley
and tomato catsup; cover and let
steam until sauce is thickened.
Serve over hot boiled rice.
Escalloped Corn and Oysters
(SerVeS g.
l No. 2 can corn, kernel style
l pint oysters
tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
l teaspoon salt
Few grains of pepper
IL cups milk
q cups oyster liquor
l cup buttered crumbs
Heat corn. Drain oysters and add
enough water to liquor to make "a
Browning chief., 1949-03-18

special way to
prepare it during
Lent. Although the
family may al
ready like and ex-
pect eggs for
breakfast, gu
may discover that
Browning chief., 1949-03-18
STUFFED Fish
(Carvac G QN
resist it.

Select fish weighing 8 to 4
pounds. Clean. Rub salt inside and
out. Stuff with bread stuffing made
by mixing 1R cups bread cubes with
" teaspoon salt, rs teaspoon pepper,
"a teaspoon thyme or marjoram and
" onion, minced. Slowly add 3
tablespoons melted butter.
Close the cavity of the fish with
toothpicks or skewers and draw
edges together by lacing with string.
Brush with melted fat and place in
baking pan. Bake for Is minutes in
a very hot (450'f.) oven. Then re-
duce heat to 400 f. and bake for As
minutes longer.
Garnish fish with parsley and
lemon wedges. Serve with a sauce
made of l cup white sauce to which
has been added 2 hard-cooked eggs,
chopped, or 2 tablespoons capers or
"a cup mushrooms, chopped.
Stuffed Fish Fillets
(Serves ~
2 cups soft bread crumbs
y cups chopped, cooked or can
ned mushrooms
Browning chief., 1949-03-18
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Food chopper won't slip off the
table when grinding meat if you
place small pieces of sandpaper
between the clamps and the table.
If your blouses persist in rid
ing up" sew top half of snaps un-
der skirt band and lower part of
snap to blouse - reinforce the
blouse where snaps are sewn.
Blouse will stay down, skirt will
stay up!
Use long, sweeping strokes when
ironing cottons and linens - for
easier and more satisfactory results.
Paint your hoe handle with l.,
112-, 2, and 3-feet markings for
handy measuring guide when you
plant your garden.
Browning chief., 1949-03-18

Easily Sewn Gown
pRETTY enough for a trousseau
is this lovely round-necked
gown that's such easy sewing.
Just four pattern pieces. A draw
string waist makes it fit just right,
lace sweetens the neckline.
Pattern No. 1869 is for sizes IL. IA. 16.
18. 20; 40 and ~. Size IA. 3ss yards of
IS or 39-inch: 17s yards trimming.
Send an extra quarter for your copy
of the Spring and Summer FASHION,
it's brimful of ideas for a smart spring
wardrobe: Free gift pattern printed in
side the book.
Browning chief., 1949-03-18

LYNN SAYS:
Here's How to Serve
Eggs Attractively
Minced parsley or watercress
may be added to mashed yolks for
stuffed eggs. A bit of tart salad
dressing contributes tangy flavor.
Minced green onion, minced
green pepper and pimiento are good
use with the mashed yolk for
deviled eggs.
Chopped hard-cooked eggs mixed
with chopped black olives and
mayonnaise make a delicious sand
wich mixture.
Browning chief., 1949-03-18
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2SSlT
Democracy Out Of Chaos

BRUCE BARTON has b n a
- friend of mine for many years.
He was a congressman represent
ing a New York City district. Ac-
companied by Mrs. Patterson, I
called at his Washington office in
the house office building and asked
if he would assign one of his young
lady assistants to the job of escort
ing my wife to the senate and house
galleries so she might see the legis-
lative branch of her government
in action.
I saw Mrs. Patterson again. about
4 O'Clock that afternoon. She was
Browning chief., 1949-03-18

Serve three salads on one plate
for luncheons: one of shrimp or
crabmeat, another of well-seasoned
cottage cheese, and third of chop
ped vegetables.
Don't toss away leftover green
vegetables such as asparagus, peas
or grean BEANS Mix them with chop
ped celery, hard-cooked eggs and
mayonnaise.. Serve in lettuce cups.
Sauteed bean sprouts, sliced
mushrooms, celery and onion may
be added to eggs while you
scramble them for a delicious
Chinese dish.
Browning chief., 1949-03-18

dlIIlOSl III lSdl . dllu
could not talk with
out a tremble in her
voice. I asked the
cause.
"I'm badly disap-
pointed and greatly
discouraged by what
l have seen. l can
not conceive of the
nation continuing to
live with such men
running IL " she said.
Browning chief., 1949-03-18

LYNN CHAMBERS MENU
Chilled Tomato Juice
STUFFED Fish Buttered Squash
Asparagus Salad
Hot Rolls Beverage
Citrus Chiffon Pie
Recipe Given
Browning chief., 1949-03-18

cup. Make white
sauce of butter,
flour, salt, pepper,
milk and oyster
liquor. Arrange
layers of corn,
oysters and white
sauce in a but
tered baking dish.
Top with crumbs.
Bake in a moder-
f.) oven for Is
Browning chief., 1949-03-18
Lenten Favorites

IF YOU HAVE only a slight ac-
quaintance with how savory meat
less foods can be, then Lent is the
time to let your ingenuity go to
work. You may discover, as have
many homemakers through the
years, that small acquaintance can
lead to enduring friendships.
Fish may readily become a year.
round favorite just because you
Browning chief., 1949-03-18
Peace At Last Frorra
PERSISTENT ITCH!

No wonder thousands teased by itchy tor
ment bless the day they changed to Rcsinol.
Here's quick action from first moment "A
blissful sense OF peace that lasts and lasts,
thanks to active soothing agents in lanc-
lin base that stays on. Don't be content with
anything less effective than Resinol Ointment.
Browning chief., 1949-03-18

or hard cooked eggs combined
with other foods make delightful
luncheon or supper dishes.
Both fish and eggs are nutritious
foods. Fish and egg yolk contain
protein, that important body build
ing and repair substance which
everyone needs daily.
In both vitaminS and minerals,
both of these foods rate as excellent
sources. Egg yolks are rich ir iron,
builder of red blood cells; they also
supply calcium needed for bones
and teeth. You'll appreciate the
fact that eggs are a good source of
phosphorus, riboflavin, and vita
minis A and D.
Fish are very active, and since
the B vitamins (thiamine, niacin
and riboflavin) are necessary for
energy production, their flesh is
rich in these. All fish are rich
sources of phosphorus and ocean
fish and sea foods are excellent
sources of iodine, the element
necessary to the prevention of
goiter.
COMPARED TO MEAT, fish has
little fat and, therefore, it requires
little cooking time. A short cooking
time for fish is also essential so
that you will loose few of the import
ant B vitamins which are so readily
destroyed by heat.
Long slow cooking time breaks
down the muscle fibers of fish
Browning chief., 1949-03-18

Flemish Fillets
(Serves g.
2 pounds haddock fillets
"A pound bacon
" cup chopped onion
3 tablespoons chopped parsley
y teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon pepper
l cup tomato paste or drained,
canned tomatoes
Partially cook bacon in skillet.
Pour bacon fat into bottom of shall
low pan. Add half of onion and par
sley. Place fillets in this and add
remainder of onion and parsley.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper
and place slice of bacon on each
fillet. Bake in a moderate hot
(375' f.) oven for As minutes. Re-
move fish to hot platter and add
tomato pan mixture. Heat, adding
few tablespoons of water if neces-
sary. Pour sauce around fish on
platter. Serve with squash or sweet
potatoes.
Ever scrambled eggs with crab
meat? They're wonderful this way.
Saute crabmeat in butter in skillet,
then pour in the egg-milk mixture.
Stir gently until eggs are cooked.
Browning chief., 1949-03-18

which leaves it
dry AMI unappe-
tiZing. Cook it as
directed in these
recipes and serve
as soon as it is
taken from the
oven, and you'll
have fish so de-
llCiOuS no one can
.A -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03

Rotary and Bettlr Stating Vet
Grams Administration. treasurer.
My. Orphan; was chosen dele
gate 70 the American Bar ASso-
citation convention and John r
Richter. Federal Trade Comnls-
sion. was named alternate