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New Britain herald., 1928-11-16
Mail Pilot Bags Deer
Without Firing Shot

Portland, Ore. Nov. 16 R0Harry
G. Donaldson, air mail pilot for the
Pacific Air Transport Company.
claims the prize hunting story of
the season.
Taking a day of recreation from
his usual job of flying the mail.
Donaldson wandered into the Rogue
River valley not far from Aedford,
Ore. in search of deer or whatever
might came across his path AZ a
likely target for his craftsmanship
Fatigued and sleepy after a long.
uneventful trek through the woods.
Donaldson decided to take q nap,
placing his rifle and shells along
side a nearby tree. He was rudely
awakened some time later and to
his surprise found two beautiful
der stretched out near the tree. They
had eaten several of the shells.
Pilot Donaidson's only answer to
those who doubt his story is that
he brought home the two deer and
certainly would have preferred to
boast of his great craftsmanship.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-16

ing for the establishment OF a fund
for the construction of highways
proceeds to be derived from taxes
on automobile sales, gasoline, ac-
cessories. etc. In September of this
year congress authorized the issu-
anes Of federal internal road bonds,
to a total Of nearly $20.000.000.
Amnesty Difficulties
Ono of tho factors which is still
q source OF a certain amount Of dis
content in Brazil is the fact that
amnesty has not been granted to
the revolutionists of 1924. several
hundred Of whom are living In near
by republics. The opposition press
clamors for amnesty at every OPP
portunity. but the opponents of the
proposal point out that it would be
an injustice to tho loyal troops to
allow the former rebels to regain
their rank and. privileges through a
blanket amnesty edict
Washington Luiz has endeared
himself to the country through his
democratic habits The president,
whose smiling countenance il a IA
vorite with cartoonists. recently at
tended circus; on another occa-
sion he informally ate luncheon on
board q liner locked in the harbor:
he attends various sporting contests
and is fond of racing: he has ira
versed all the roads inaugurated In
his administration. All of this is in
striking contrast to the preceding
| administration. when for two years
Arthur Bernades never left the
presidential palace. which remained
heavily guarded. and pedestrians
were even prohibited from using the
sidewalks around 1t. Washington
Luis last month Celebrated his 5Sth
hirt hdav
New Britain herald., 1928-11-16

marked by the revolution OF 1924
centering in Sac Paulo with the OBJ
jective of removing Bernardes from
office, Washington Lux set about to
restore peace and progress to the
country and to clean up its financial
structure.
Monetary Reform
In his first message to congress
he outlined the financial stabiliza-
ton project. and on December Is.
1s26-one month after his Inaugural
tion-the monetary reform bill waa
passed. 1t provided for the crea-
ton of sterilization machinery and
the adoption of a new unit Of cur
rency, to be known a. the cru
zeiro."
While the introduction Of the
"cruzeiro" has not yet been at
tempted, the efforts to stabilize the
exchange have succeeded. and the
milreis has been quoted at nearly
II cents. with very slight variations
in the past two years
Construction OF automobile roads
had not been attempted by the fed
eral government to any extent un-
til the present administration. In
the last two years two important
roads have been inaugurated-the
Rio de Janeiro-Sao Paulo road
and the Rio de Janeiro- Petropolis
road, both OF them connecting ur
with other road systems. thus plac-
ing the capital in easy road COM
munication with the richest sections
of the country. Washington Lui1
before assuming the national presi-
dency was chief executive of the
state of Sac Paulo where he wa,
known as the Good Roads Presi.
dent" Shortly after becoming
president a bill was passed provid.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-16
GAS PRICE STEADY

Washington. Nov. 16 R-Aroused
by the continuous increases in the
retail prices OF gasoline, the Royal
Automobile Club of Italy has an
nounced it will study factors enter
ing into the actual cost OF gasoline
from the time of its purchase in the
producing country until it Is deliver
ed to the consumer in Italy. the de-
partment Of comemrce has been in
formed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25

So 5OO-NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Completc Home
Ie n o he
ndhs q
floors bedrooms enormous
5000 Be Sold.
make
Io:s'sd attractive
break
$i"z5c-NEAR THE commandments Corner
8 AM a
rontas of eet clos %
a
Decidedly
the lowest etnuer urop to I've und IN
ST. 5OO~-14h ST. HlGHLANDS-Ncarly NEWCOMER.
odern tapestry
well
wood nooh NJ ~ NV
Evening phone service until PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC,
ESTATE
l412 Eye St. NV Franklin o503
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sgsT-i,CsiSEss PROPERTY.
SALE OK mENT~~BIs pnOr

BUILDING On kOKIH
SIDE PI.NhSYINANiA AVE
---4setuaes 3tb sDg I6ih running through
80 H. .itb istes ffoHtaHs "n i5nth titaetr
FagnaTy ,sr.uDio3 SE iAssts5 sDisbdiG 80
Is.,stuH4ty fOE B5pfissh hsig5iits ott'lps'5k
APPLY n - RDsEkbED5 hJIphhEf
On r. AMI ftl3 sts
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wAsYrD-,,,stsrss PROPERTY

If1lJIkT GGFT Bl}ILDthG FEDnkth
siet Is.n"sie busIUtN~ lnih4shlabis hi,iFt
have sl,,tA d 400 "a II f'JDt vna'f. sHitaitst
So iy3nks sud oHi'f 1Fea,1fa'te ~ ~
d.saa Bss $50 Il stai 4tLss, ~
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NEW: ONE BROOM AND ONE GROOM
house in Arlington Co, Va. all improve
rAents for building lots in ID. G. or suburbs
Cali N. 1897 or Ciar. 4S7.
1000 EQUITY IN IMPROVED PIECE OF
real estate. Will take unimproved property.
city country. or hrst-class automobile
Call Mr.. GREENwELL. Main 401.. 25s
BUSINESS PROPERTY on KING ST.
Alex. Va. leased for 81 600 per year What
have you 10 offer: Address Box 1904. Star
WILL EXCHANGE MODERN s-ROOM AND
tiled bath senll-bungalow in Forest Park.
Baltimore. for d. c. property. Address Box
3Ss-A. Star Office. 3ls
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S32 sOO-NEAR THE 10th ST. RESERVOIR
Hsndsom home. 81 II
andh roome especially "a
porch and. lie baths n M room
4
double al " lot The sfsenrn
ts cry Il
SlO050-C LENELAND PARK
newt he put n ton
oak DOR az andd eer nj % ho WI lei
hmltin Al know of like
So2sO-SAUL'S ADDITION.
iah KENNEDY nearly wn brick
% q
a
$79s0-ltIlNOlS AVE, Opposite Saul's Addition,
Ia the tm.nrs q weuaa 10 hnrh
/
WIN. II. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
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RENT-STJRIJRBAN PROPERTY

NEW 4-R0OM. BATH BUNGALOW two
eaisS sses1 mo- 0 % bna garage rage
| rent for $50: Williams ri. and Railroad ave:
hrsn,wood ., E II'n SIso s, 4 Is
modern: large lot: excellent condition: green
shSkep h9nSes ss6,s very
t sdn NEARBY Trsna per S Month oNo
ne r. G. CAMPBELL. TIA 9th st. NV.
CALL SHEPHERD 2453 FOR
three fine rental opportunities
in beautiful Takoma Park.
OWNER. 27*
SALE-HOUSES.
COLORED-S6. 900 WILL BUY DESIRABLE
a.room home, IN excellent con ndn near an
70 to- miss this name cail Col. sss before q
o'clock for information.
CoLoRED-AN IDEAL HOME: IDEAL 10
cation. near 18th and Gtrard: u rooms, m
closed sleeping porch; h.wh. cleo: hard;
SUNDAY and evenings Cley: SILL
WHITE OR COLoRED-OSEHALF, BLOCK
sold al once win sell 81. 600 less than actually
worth. with fair cash payment. Main ss.l
coToRED -
$50 cash. sas month incl, all int; new
brick home. INV n. cleo, hardwood foors.
Med AXE .FSf ss5d alive nsa' fs
34I lIth ST. SEC LARGE ROOMS AND
bath: h..wh.. cleo: reasonable terms of sale
$40 F w 81 ~. P. SoKAo NAN eess.
BRAND-NEw HOME FOR COLOREp.
Tapestry brick, q rooms tiled bath.
ona 'front.' sse porsh sar psrahes o' en-
garage. nice back yard. Located on bus line
near stores AID sSh91' ESr terms ETC. ca''
lI05 Vermont Ave. Main 1853
COLORED. ATTENTION
New brick home--B rooms and everything
modern For sk s1faFTa'i Iaw Fly
1908 Vermont Ave. N: 4e55.
NEAR 18th AND G SITS. NV.
baths: hot:water heat. electricity; frs, floor
kitchen. The owner must cell. Price great
els sou.l nER4 plds aADDls. II Main 1877
VACANT-S5. :50-iI44 BLADENsBURG
rd.-Six rooms modern bath. colonial porch:
s7 Fse" sas h~ sss.so monthly. OWNER. Line
30s 904 r ct. ne.
s.. s00--SE. - SIX ROOMS. COLONIAL
s naren ei Close gao 70 sehoo churcSe.
pos, Once ETC. terms immediate ro.se :.
sion. Owner leaving citSs IniofUatioH ~
a03 ~. ne. Lincoln Jos. -.
DIRECT FROM OwNER--NEw GROOM.
tiled bath house, 90 n. wide garage. screen
I'd norrhes, Frigidaire: well built. thoroughly
modern: est near.iu northwest location
near Western High. National Cathedral ana
Georgetown University: exceptionally low
star Office.
i.iT STAPLES ST S.E.-SEw HOUSE:
5000 cash and $50 per mo. concrete front
porch double rear porches. buiitn garage;
mi. Decatur .hl3. 49,
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sALE-TNvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

26cs on YOUR MONEY
End commercial property: NV. near freigh,
yards: now rented. So $50 per annum
Price. Sa5. 600 SIS 900 cash. Call Mr.. Prior
Main 1865
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PETwoRTH CORNER HOME.
9 LARGE ROOMS. BRICK GARAGE.
ONLY Ell Suft-WIIT. TRAnE

A beautiful bay-wiDdow brick. Petworth
porch. on a high elevation, convenient 20
schools. stores. churches and TRANSPORTATION.
Reception hall. unusually large rooms.
beautifully decorated: modern kitchen. COM
pietely equipped: tiled bath with built-in
tub and shower: concrete cellar with laundry
trays and servants toilet. Nice yard. with
brick garage. in perfect condition: hard
wood floors. electricity hot-water heat. all
modern COnyenlence< and appointments.
Owner will take Sll500 for this northwest
bargain and will arrange terms. or will trade
for small house that Is clear or has only
. first trust on IL. Don't miss this oppor-
tunitv. Can Georgia 692-J now for details
and annontn1ent % INSPECT.
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BROOKLASD AND
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
BUNGALOW
rooms. hath: large lot; near cars
bus line stores and schools in perfect
condition. Price. S6,45o $500 cash. $50
monthly.
t-ROOM BRICK.
3 porches' hot-water heat: hardwood
floors: lot la fee, deep Ia paved alley
One and a half blocks 60 bus. four blocks
TO Rhode Island ave. 5 minutes 10 cen
ter of city. Price S5.915.
$3.50 cash SAT so monthly.
ROOM BRICK.
Hot water heat; hardwood hoors
throughout. built In garage: porches :,
good lot: near cars stores. e. n. Price.
STaT5. very easy terms
All OF these houses are In perfect con
dition some of them brand-new. PrtFT
and terms can I've arranged 10 please you.
CALL Mr. MORGAN.
ar WARREN
acs 18Th 81. Nv. Main gro.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SAI.E--FARMS.

FOUR-sTORY BUILDING IN REAR OF sos
9th st. NV, suitable for shop or storage
INQUIRE Fields sos
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SALE Olt tttNI ~-rtH rtOi'T.

CFsIRAHfE INV HOUSES N kEARbY
A asyEsfF9 f1si siSS'%s'f 'f' iaG7 f"i'';
Nv Nsin 700 Aain b6lA -.----..--
/ RoI8 Eifh9AlDw Gas WATER AkD
ele" tp.m bHGRaIo~ an Hcai Il. L.
a.g rs. tSiMs ~ sAt ~ atss M w,
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CHEVY CHASE HOME.

$3.50
Here 10 your opportunity 10 buy
In one of the most desirable sections
Of Chevy Chase home that meets the
needs OF the average family The
home contains five delightful rooms
ali on one floor with large attic
capable III bring converted into two
additional rooms The lot In % ~
faah on concrete street Thr
terms are most reasonable.
PHONE WISCONSIN, .fH3 OR AFTER
Pm WISCONSIN, 40Jt.
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SAl,E-HOlJSES.

SG.5O0-WELL LOCATED NEAR LINCOLN
Park: pre-war built: q large rooms. tile
bath cleo. cellar garage: first trust. build
ing association. payable $40 mo: owner
must sell. GLADMAN. ReaItor. 30S Penn.
ave sic. Lin. 346.
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ME-. PLEASANT.

Modern Or. and @-bath residence. garage.
large front yard: going in business. need
cash: will sacrifice for quick sale. occupant
owner. 1887 Kibourue pl. NV. Columbia
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WOODBRIDGE. d. E.
Groom house: lot 50 by $50: 2 afy1ares
r. ]. ave. Price. $3.50: $500 cash. s55 per
month: its bargain and no mistake. Call
corth 1850
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ANOOllkIl)GI.. u {.

sOlsnGid ney reo,a hii'k home ssi
hnss Lh,"tsfhpi giteiihF boteh u u
sts,res Pr3af ~ $50 $3.50 rasii $50 iies
utvIith beet hats au ia Ibis s4FilDn, Call
EnTb 3ilFD
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EQUITY OF $3.50
i'm two modern brick homes,
NV. near car line. VIII ex-
change for lots or small bust
ness property. Add cash il
necessary.
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SHEPHERD PARK.
DETACHED BRICK.
ON WIDE PAVED AVE.
Splendid s-room and 2-bath home. in per
feet condition. Modern TO the last word.
including built-u fixtures. hardwood floors
throughout Slate roof on house and ga
rage. OWNER WISHES TO GET NEARER
is AND WILL TRADE on TWO Or THEE
home faces on beautiful Alaska ave.. shep-
herd Parks hest restricted section. yet con
yenient to cars. buses, stores ana scnooi
TO inspect.
METZLER.
Decatur So Realtor. lion w ave
SUNDAY and Night Phone. Adams h.0.
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CALL SHEPHERD 2453 FOR
three fine rental opportunities
in beautiful Takoma Park.
OWNER. 27*
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SAIE--HOUSES.
MUST BIZ SOLD Ar OSCE.
BIG 5-ROOM HOME-3 POKCHEs
ONLY SG G.,.l-- >. 100 CASH

This is n real bargain in splendid tapestry
brick home in an attractive residential COM
munity close to schools, stores churches b1s
and car lines: 5 large rooms and tiled bath
covered front porch and wide covered rear
porches completely screened: nice kitchen:
concrete cellar: deep yard with room for
garage. In good condition; newly decorated
and painted: ATTRACTIVE lighting fxtures:
electricity: efficient heating plant: modern in
every detail and convenience. This home
must be sold at once. Owner will. take
$3.50 with cash payment OF 800 and very
EASY monthly payments. Call Atlantic
l620.W for appoin'rnen: tn inspect
ATTENTION. BROKERS.
2202 TTTNLAw RID. NV. fAT 37th ST.
Attractive new brick houses. 20 H. vide.
with q rooms tiled baths. screened norcbes
bnitin garages All modern improvements
including FRfGTDAIRE3. Near Western EiYh
School and National Cathedral.
Very low price and will accent rxceutinn-
ally reasonable terms. BRING IN YOUR
Offer.
ROBERT =. KLINE. Jr. Orner.
s02 Munsey Bldg ". 524s
Go otii Que st. 10 Wisconsin north On vi ..
"nnsin to r at. west on r % 9th and north
37fh IN hDusea
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23

Two cups scalded milk, three
tablespoons butter, one yeast cake,
dissolved in one-fourth cup luke
warm water, one teaspoon salt, one
tablespoon sugar, flour. Add to the
scalded milk, the butter, sugar and
salt and when lukewarm, add the
dissolved yeast and three cups of
flour. Beat well, cover and let rise
until double in bulk. Then cut down
and add enough flour to knead well,
from two to two and one-half cups.
Let rise again, then knead we'll, cut
off sections, roll to size of rolls de-
sired and in the center place a
good-sized tablespoon of country
sausage or chopped pork. Be sure
that the meat is entirely surrounded
by dough. Let rise and bake in a
hot oven.
MRS. ORPHA B. HARDESTY.
Dana, Ind.
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strain two onions cut fine, salt and
pepper; put all this on potatoes.
Take two tablespoons bacon grease
in skillet with one teaspoon flour.
Do not let get brown, then put one
half cup vinegar in and boil one
minute.
For the decoration: Two boiled
beets, two pickles, two hard-boiled
eggs Separate white and yellow and
chop very fine). Then chop beets
and pickles fine and place in dish.
This can be served in individuals or
in one dish. To decorate hold a
knife between so colors will be sep
arated. MRS. CHARLES KLINE,
2708 S. Meridian ST., City.
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Frozen Cookies

One and one-half cups butter Cor
half butter and half shortening) ,
one cup white sugar, two cups brown
sugar, three eggs, one-half pound
shelled almonds, four one-half cups
flour, one-half teaspoon salt, one
teaspoon soda, one and one-half
teaspoons cinnamon, one-fourth
teaspoon allspice. Cream shorten
ing, add sugar. gradually dreaming
until fluffy. Add unbeaten eggs, one
at a time, beating we'll after each
addition. Add coarsely chopped
blanched almonds. Sift dry ingredi-
ents together and cut into first mix
ture. Pack dough into a buttered
bread pan and chill in the ice box
over night. Slice thin and bake in
hot oven 400 degrees) for fifteen
minutes. MOLLY GOLDSTEIN,
1890 S. Meridian ST., City.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-23
TILE INDIANAPOLIS 1IMES
EUROPE MAY HAVE BEEN
GARDEN OF EDEN THEORY
British Scientist Bases Belief on
Discovery of Jaw.

LONDON, March 23.-Europe
may have been the Garden Of Eden,
and the missing link" which has
so far eluded scientists, may be
found on this continent, according
to the theory of the S. Arthur Keith,
one of England'S most prominent
scientists, one of the leading Off
Gals of the Royal Institution and
head of the British Association.
Sir Arthur advanced this theory
following the discovery by a Ger
man geologist of a Heidelberg jaw, -
which the British scientist declared,
is the earliest European human now
known to science. He declared that
the discovery is one of the biggest
Of its kind concerning the origin of
humans.
There thus really seems to be a
chance that Germany is going to
produce the missing link and it
looks very much as though Europe
really was the Garden of Eden, "
Sir Arthur declared.
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Cinnamon Fingers

Mix well together two cups al
mond paste, one-half cup confec-
toners sugar, one beaten egg white,
one-half teaspoon cinnamon.
Dredge a board with confectioners'
sugar and pat and roll the mixture
on board to thickness of one
fourth inch; cut in three-inch
squares and spread with frosting
made Of one egg white, one-half
tablespoon sugar, few drops of va
nilla. Bake about twenty minutes.
LAURA BOSWELL,
BreWerSVille, Ind.
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Mock .Macaroon Pudding

One egg white, one-third cup
shredded cocoanut, one-third cup
sugar, one teaspoon vanilla, two
cups corn flakes, pinch of salt. Beat
egg white and combine other in
gradients. Spread in a thin sheet
on a creased baking pan. Bake
slowly until brown and crisp. Let
cool in pan. Pile lightly in serving
dishes and serve with cream or a
fruit sauce. This requires about
twenty-five minutes to bake, with
300 degrees temperature and will
serve four. REGINA MEYER,
1884 S. Talbot St., City.
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Maouin Salad

Drain slices Of canned pineapple,
cut in halves crosswise. Arrange on
crisp lettuce leaves for individual
service. Work a cream cheese and
moisten with French dressing, then
force same through a potato ricer
over pineapple. Serve with whipped
cream Sprinkled with chopped nut
meats. ROSEMARY KENYON.
Bridgeport, Ind.
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Two cups sugar, two cups cream,
whites of three eggs, two and one
half cups Swans Down cake flour,
two teaspoons making powder, one
fourth teaspoon salt, one teaspoon
f1avoring. Mix all of the above in
gradients, fold in egg white (well
beaten). Bake in layers in moderate
oven about twenty minutes.
Carmel icing (for above: Two
cups sugar, one cup cream. Cook
slowly until it forms soft ball in
water, then beat until creamy.
MRS. MEDIA POWERS,
! r. r. /, Boggstown, Ind.
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RaiSin Cake

Beat four eggs whites and yolks)
separately; add two teacups sugar,
one of butter and one of sweet
milk, and beat all together well.
Put in one pound of seeded raisins,
one grated cocoanut and flavor with
one grated nutmeg and one grated
orange peel. Measure three scant
teacupS Of flour and add one tea
spoon of soda and two of cream of
tartar, Sift into the batter and mix
well, and bake fifty minutes in mod
erately hot oven.
MINNIE F. HARPER,
DanVi1Ie Ind
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Swiss Ham

One slice ham, one and quarter
inch thick preferably taken from
middle of ham), salt and pepper the
ham and beat all the flour into it
that it will take. Place in rooster
or aluminium cooker in hot fat, al
low to brown on either side, pour
over this one cup tomatoes, and one
onion, thinly sliced. When meat is
tender, remove from kettle and
make gravy.
MRS. RALPH o. MASON,
Is BeYeridge St. Greencastle, Ind.
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Russian Chicken Pie Filling

Boil three-fourths pound Of rice
in salt water until it is we'll cooked,
remove and pour cold water over it.
Drain. Put one-fourth pound Of
butter in saucepan and fry two on
ions (chopped) in same. Chop fine
some cold boiled chicken until there
is about three heaping cups, season
with salt and pepper to taste, then
mix with the rice and the fried
onions. VELNA WURL1N,
Brookville, Ind.
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Sicily Sandwiches

Drain eight large sardines remove
skin and bones, put them in mortar
with six hard boiled egg yolkS, two
ounces butter, pound till smooth,
season with one teaspoon lemon
Juice, one-half paprika, dash grated
nutmeg, mix we'll and rub through
a. sieve, spread on slices Of buttered
white or brown bread.
ADRIAN DELL,
Rockville. Ind.
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stirring vigorously. Return to dou-
bic boiler and cook until mixture
thickens like custard. Remove from
heat and add banana pulp which
has been pressed through a sieve
Add vanilla and fold in stifTly beat
en- egg whites. Chill and serve in
sherbet glasses with whipped cream
Serves eight persons.
LEAH MARVIN,
Carrollton, Ky.