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Protenstant Womens' Group of Camp Sendai [Published Date: 1951]. Hardcover, 166 pp In acceptable to poor condition. Red illustrated cloth covered boards have nicking and fraying to cloth along edges of covers and moderate to heavy overall staining and soiling. Covers are almost completely separated from text block but are still held together by a string. String binding is starting to pull apart but all pages are still present and loosely attached. Pages are aged with moderate spotting and soiling but are otherwise unmarked. NOT Ex-Library. Edited and Compiled by Protestant Womens' Group of Camp Sendai, Honshu, Japan, October 1951. Contents include Standing Operating Procedure; Acknowledgements by Bessie Swift, President, Foreword, recipes, Index. Also Includes black and white photo reproductions of the Protestant Womens' Group and Chaplains of Camp Sendai and of The Cooking Class of Miyagi High School Sendai, Japan. [From Foreword] This is a book to satisfy any housewife's need for something appetizing and interesting. It contains a variety of recipes contributed by the women and men of Camp Sendai and the Sendai area, who are from all sections of the United States, as well as other Countries. Here also, are recipes for the better known dishes of the Far East, such as the famous Sukiyaki dinner. We hope this book may be useful in bringing new and unusual dishes to your table as well as bringing very special memories in the years to come of your experiences and friends Japan. Scarce