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New Britain herald., 1929-01-16
BOULDER DAM May
GO TO HIGH Court
Will Try to Gary Case 10
Supreme Tribunal

Phoenix. Arix., Jan. Is R-A
fight in the supreme court of the
United States to prevent execution
Of the provisions Of the Boulder
Canyon Dam bill was in the making
here today As the result of q course
decided upon by Arizona's Colorado
River commission.
The commission yesterday author
lied State Attorney General E. Ber-
ry Peterson to file the suit In the
highest court in behalf Of Arizona
BY this action the state takes a H.
nal stand to prevent the building Of
a great dam across the Colorado
River near the point where three
states. Arizona, Nevada and Califor-
MIA join.
Since the Boulder Dam project
began to take form after the sign-
ing Of the seven-state compact at
Santa Fee, N. NJ, several years ago,
Arizona has contended that her
rights would be transgressed II the
provisions Of the measure were
made effective.
Favors California
The Arizona Colorado River COM
mission has taken the position that
the Boulder Dam bill apportions
more water to California than that
state should have from the stream
and that Arizona would be deprived
among other things Of some Of her
water rights.
The commissions action, which
defined the position OF the state, Is
sudden answer to hints in the
past fortnight that Arizona might
eventually decide to ratify the sew
en-state Colorado pact.
California. Nevada, Colorado. Wy
oming and New Mexico have rati-
fled the pact which was drawn W
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16
Floating University
Students in China

Canton, China, Jan. is RISsxty
American college men and women.
comprising one division Of the hoat-
ing university touring the world.
arrived today for stay OF ten days
They took Canton City and Shameen
Island, the foreign residential quar-
ter, by storm.
The Chinese government has done
everything possible to entertain the
students. The program includes q
reception by Mayor Lum Wen-Hoi.
an alumnus Of Syracuse university,
and by the provincial governor. Chen
Ming-Shu.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1929

decorated by the government BY
presidential decree.
The Order of Abdon Calderon hrst
class was awarded to Captain Victor
A. Kimberly, commander OF the u.
s. S. Maryland which carried the
Hoover party down the west coast
of South America: Commander
Augustin T. Beauregard, Hoover's
naval aide; Captain B. B. Wyganr.
commander of the U. S. s. Cleveland
who brought the president-elect to
Guayaquil; Rear Admiral Harley H..
Christie, of the Panama Canal Zone:
and Rear Admiral David F. Sellers.
commanding American naval forces
in Nicaragua. Second class: Com
mander A. w. Brown. executive Of
ficer of the Maryland: Commander
Harold c. Train: Ambassador Henry
P. Fletcher and Lieutenant Com
mander H. J Shields. executive Of
ficer of the Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16
ARMY BARRACKS BURN

Portland. Me-. Jan. 16.-(uP)-
Hundreds Of soldiers and coast
guards cooperated with firemen in
fighting FIRE which partially destroy
ed the barracks Of Company d. fifth
U. 8. infantry, at Fort Mckinley In
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

at Santa Fe six ysars ago. Either
Arizona or Utah must enter the
compact before the bill enacted re.
Gently by congress can become ef-
fective.
Reports reached here yesterday
were that some Of the other states
concerned were adjusting their re-
spective positions with regard to the
river measure.
GOvesa0e Opposed
At Salt Lake City. Governor
George H. Dern In his message to
the legislature urged Utah to
withhold ratification Of the Colora-
do River compact until Arizona
reached q decision on It. Utah once
ratified tho compact but withdrew
Its approval later. It also was learn
ed that an unofficial movement was
under way In Wyoming to withdraw
ratification.
Governor John G. Phillips IN his
message to the Arizona legislature
yesterday declared that Z tri-state
compact between California. Nevada
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16
Members of Hoover
Party Are Decorated

Quito, Ecuador, Jan. Is R>-Sev-
eral members of the party accom-
panying Herbert Hoover on his re-
cent visit Of Ecuador have been
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

Portland harbor last night.
The fire, believed capnpd b5 .
short circuit resulted $4,000
damage.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

Let the Herald rent that tenement
for you.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-16
DO NOT
BE TOO LATE
You Will Miss the Onlv
Chance You Will
Have to Get a
Fine Piano at
Les. Than !
Price

AS previously stated the DWIGHT
MUSIC COMPANY who have taken
over the immense stock of piano
players and baby grands are moving
TO the Hartford store and will not
move any of these fine pianos, but
viii positively sell for cash or time
'a%ments each and every one re-
Irdlass of cost. Ask those who
.'e bought. They will tell you of
he wonderful bargains they got and
~ will also tell you that our
~cryice ard courtesy to them is Of
the highest order. Do not be alarm
ID at the low prices, for either the
new or used ones. There are used
upriglts, choice of several $4,000.
All of the new uprights have been
sold at Y price. We have. how
ever, lots of player pianos and baby
srands. All will and must be sold.
Price will cut no figure. Come in.
Let US surprise you. From $4,000
up. Baby grands s275.6o up and
not up much-just little. Quality.
service and low prices guaranteed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02
After Influenza! Take Extra Good Care of Your Health
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
BY Max TreIl
knarf, the Shadow Boy, In
sisis on Getting Into the
Picture and-SpoiIs II!

r. was all worry wpIl for little
Frank &c ohicct to his shadow
standing In front of the Gamers
when he. Frank. was about 70 have
his picture taken. But dill he have
% shout Rt hiS shadow CartnIntv
not. lie could have asked II politely
tn step aside for VA and th@
shadow would have FASTENED IN conf
ply. Shadows must always he treated
with courtesy. otherwise they are
sure 70 take offense and mas act IN
the way knArf. NIL. Flor. IIanid and
am ala IN this story.
il happened y sunny Mornia =,
that the shadows. whose I'M were
spelled just the reverse az their mas.
ters and mistreSseE. We're playing irA
the snow in front w the house Wit
he rcai-children, when along car
the ncNt-dOor nci@hhOr. M
Hello. children" called the mex.
door neiShbor. do you want yoEel
picture takeng''
"Os course We do.' cried Knar'.
The n~ext-door nciEhbor wasn't speak.
in< To him at all. yun know. He
hardly noticed the shadows. Moro.
oyer he didn't hear Knarf. shado--
language being the quletest In th
world.
Bv this time the realchiidren. WIN
were just as delighted rs knarf AM.
his companions % have their PICS,
ture taken. had grouped ~themsefve=
around the snow-fort they had buiif..
Let's gpt into tho picture. too
exclaimed knarf. ''Y0u stand grg
front ~ Dinah.~ he told Hand. "afii.
will stand in front uf Jim, Flor ll1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02
Some Special Dishes to Serve
When Company Comes

N IL hnurekeepers delight fri
~ having their table especially
attractive far company. They
generally cook some dish That Is per.
hans too expensive tn serve for Cldi-
nary family dinners. unless az W
treat on Sunday. And usually this
dlsh IA chicken and tho finest the
market affords is selected. The best
dry-nicked chickens are always at
tpp prices Ed we must not expect t1
get bargains upon which % practise
our culinary aklll. it must ha the
best. regardless az It's extra cost.
Breast Of Chicken superb.
Select three ED0d-sized Spring chick
ems. After sngelng. ana Cleaning.
turn back the skin and cut ont tho
entire breast uf each bird. rnriukie
tho breasts win pepper and salt.
then dtB them into "a crealn Sauce.
Gust vita a littia flour and riace
them In a hot frying Fan. in two
Epennfuls 1T butter which has been
melted. ana cook until Mahflv
Drowned. Br0il. in tho h%rnilrr. SLICE
cf ham cut the size of the BREASTS.
Lay z slice q ham on each Slice Of
lutterca toast. place A breast un Irp
ana pour over the sauce Superb. To
make The sauce: Melt two tablespoon
tlis az butter in "A saucepan and MIX
n two tablespooufuis Of flour. Cook.
stirring constantly. for two minutes,
tnen pour over one large cupful of hot
chicken broth. and a hair cupful az
heavy cream. stir e. N blends. add
pepper. salt. and a very little grated
nutmeg, then add tie yolk ~ an eEz
lGhtly he1tnr. Remove from the
fire and str7in over the chicken.
Gssrnish with parsley and bTIlsed
stuffed mushroom caps.
TIE remainder OF the chickens
should he cooked untl the meat is
done then take al meat from thu
bones. throw all hes-S. skin ard
trimmings hack into the broth with
4 sliced onion. celery. PARSLEY. carrot
and potato. and cook. Season. E-Ia4r.
when cold rt'Usve Hl grease, ard TN
is ready fnr use. The chopped Taeat
may t. used in salad or rrnnEfties
fnr breakfast 80 the dish ~ not vvista.
ful enough 70 b. overly extravaganza.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02
I-nIet Nflrr1nr,.

iIilet Nfignor.
Have the butcher cut rs many beef
fiicts as there are guests ID serve.
Around each lilct fold thlnly sliced
bacon ana fsstcn with cord III tooth
picks. DIP in melted butter 10 which
the juice " Al onion has been added.
dust with 81 little salt and pepper.
then broil deilcareiy. turning once
Iiace the fiAlets un slices cf huttcrci
toast gaInl4h with parsley and
spiccd cinnamon pears, and serve
cream hur1eTaliah sauce in j sauce
boat.
Ham Mousse.
Chop. very fine. enough cold boiled
ham to make two curfuls. The ham
should ha pounded in a mortar after
~caopping "a grinding very fine
Season the ham with "a teasroonful
ot mixed mustard. n saltEpDunIul ~
parriFa 2 little red pepper. a table
spoonful nt sugar. a half cunful uf
heavy cream, end d half cupfui az
hot water im which a hrapiug table
spoonful rf gelatin has been rn-
tircly melted. Turn .nto Il chilled
wet mould and nut IN a cold Place m
set. Inmnuld on n cold dish and
garnish with sprays nf fresh water
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02
Loves Awakening
juniors Presence rs All That Keeps Madrc From 4rgrfIy
poicing Her Resentment 60 Dicky.

BY Adele Garrison

III crossed swiftly I'd Junior and bent
70 kiss him. thus relieving Dicky.
patiently suik~. from making any re-
ply ~ my last speech.
II must I'D hack now. dear" 7
said. tit win hA your bedtime before
you have finished your story"
Ent nv small SON put his arms
around nv meek ard pulled me down
on tho arm az the chair.
You Eit right down here. mother"
~ commanded. laughing with she
freedom of n much INDUCED child.
"fru haven't mt this way and
listened 70 radIy's story FOR q long
time. 7 might as well not have ii
mother Put your arm around her.
Daddy. the way you used 10. and
hold her close"
Junior Champions Na5Ee.
1nsiinctively / shrank back. ! did
not mean 10. for both Dirky and ri
have tried 10 keep any knowledge
Of o1r estranEeIncnt from our small
son. But Dirky saw TIE movement.
although Junior ala not. and he
hastily drew back the arm he had
moved toward me- in obedience to
his small sons mandate.
I'VE mustn't delay your mother,
gRtAf az F84A A%AAF All H0U aAl4A =
expect her IN waste much time upon
us. Remember YOUR mother has n
career now. That's why she's leav-
ing you for tho city"
There wa ~ much venom in his
tones that I felt myself EhiverinE.
But the next instant I was flaming
from head 70 foot with fury. Would
! have strength. ! wondered. 10 keep
from st0r1ninx at Dlcky like m vixen7
Nv young son saved mo the
trouble. lie mot only interpreted
Dicky'r words literally. but ne scrsed
the confemptunus anger in his
fathers voice. ard as always when
anyone - dlscOurteous ~ me or
critical of my actions. he ranged him
self instantly and violently upon my
side. lie burst cut crying. and jump
lrr down from his fathers lap
grabbed rne tightly rs I rose from
tho arm Of the chair.
MY mother does give nna time, lots
~ g." he told Dicky loyally. choking
hack his Eoba- And she isn't irnlnE
alI tire tire ~ the city. she's corn
Ing home almost every weekend. She
told ms so. You're a. bad father 10
say that"
nirky rose precinltnteiv.
There seems nothing for me t0 40
hut 70 get ort.r ne said with a fnlrth.
less smile. But before The reached
the door. a knock EDuaded upon Az.
aud when ne opened il Lillian spoke
past X t0 rua. an imperative note in
her voice.
-vTiil you oni into my room at
cnrHn'' She said. \.
0~on.fnusd M0rnsay.s
CaSyrzhf. 1850 MRwfYAnnr Ea1iETs AarTrs. &c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02
For Monday, Feb. 4.
BY GENEVITYE EENBI-.

ETTHILE this IS forecast as .
~ day Of much activity. with
~ stirring events III business.
employment and IN finance or pos.
sable speculation. net there IN p -l-n
warning against rash use of money.
unwiae investment. debts. loans and
litigation. With good judgment ana
calm manipulation OF opportunities
presented. profit ana advancement
!n many directions may We reaucd.
Personal affairs may assure "a SEN
sliionnl an surprising complexion.
Those whose birthday Il IS are 70
have a year If afluring orcninEa and
opportunities in many avenues VII
gain. l9lt speculation. loans. debts
and kindred risks may bring defeat.
threatening litigation and loss. in
personal affiliations there Is hint NJ
the unconventional on sensational. IA
child born on this day may b clever.
versatile. and adaptable 70 many run.
suits and activities. hlt n leaning
toward rashness N handling finances
and tn making loans and debts nlaw
prove lts ultimate undcing. Igu-
denre. thrift and caution should he
instilled.
lie only ores whO something
hath To Pay.-Narfial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02

Last week I went up into the
high Sicrras 20 visit an old nio-
neer who lives III the cabin
where Mark Twain. the genius.
lived long, long AGO. There it
stood, the cid log house in a lit
tie clearing on top Of the hill.
and in the gulch below sang the
river just a. il sang when Mac
kay and O'Brien and Fair and
tho rest of the bonanza kings
dug up the beginnings OF their
enormous fortunes out OF the
gravel or the river bed.
And all We talked OF was-not
the gold and not the millionaircs,
but OF Mark Twain and Bret
Harte, two poor young men who
touched the landscape with tho
fire Of genius and made it CLEAN
like something from fairyland.
What was the old story about
the eternal fire on the old affairs
and how they used 70 steal IL
and run with il from altar TO
altarl-why can't they pass this
flame on 10 the poor. dali NOR
tails who live around thcmT-
these people who have the flame
of genius i'm their hearts.
So you're dead ard gone, are
you, Becky Thatcher" and i'm
the Spring the red bud will
blossom over your grave-but
all over the world millions Of
people will remember you-be-
cause n man Of genius knew you
when you wore a calico dress
and a gineham sunbonnet-and
that. / think. II rather nice
don't you?
Copyright, ia-1. Newspaper Tsaturr Service. Inc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02
By GRACE THORNCLIFFE

TIME boy friend Is really too
sweet Cor words. some day
- III have 70 do something far
lin ~ shuv him how much ap-
rs~~iate him. ! am actually mad
nL him. hut he's under the in-
III sion that ] merely tolerate him
aecanga I'm sasry fcr hun. heli.
4hat'a a Sood line. too. ii certainly
Reena them stepping.
Anyway, last night Pan dropped
AZ 20 have a nice long cha: with nae.
III was the first time we'd been alone
ia ages and since she's lsA@trE in
a day O. two. we had a lo- ot orr
- eniI. Wei. she'd no sooner started
dishinr Il than the 'phcne rams. IT
wa the r.. II. zifh an invitation ZIP
gta for "A dance on saturday, tA
course. / wanted - accept almfsi-
atelv. but Saturday VIII he Pans
last cav IN town. and ] didn't want
~ leave her stranded. So l told ktm
about III ana tho nice boy ups and
rsys that that's swell because pne
cf his frat brothers Is here end We
could make IL a merry IUurscne
pam's terrible though. What
with rich uunts tcting her around
end visiting high-class resorts, etc..
nne thinks that IL SHE'S worn q dance
frack mere than twice. it's tust fin-
sshed. She assured ME that every
.htuE SHE brought hack from The
South haa been worn 40 hard that
there wasn't q thing left lit 20 wear.
4 told her that n she was a poor
sittle working girl she'd know what
il was like 20 have two evening
gowns and have N make them dn
Tor "a entire Feason-and like st!
Et1 lucky Pam. This morning she
brought Auriie around 70 TIE shop
On tho prctext OF & visit and whiia
there she talked aurtie into buying
her n new eown. And now PANS
a. l.xas ~ Tor saturday riEhf.
And It's a knockout. It's cf tntfetn
II a gorgeous shade. very plain ana
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02

"a = Dicky brought Edith Fair
"A faxs name into his planning
W an evening gown for me.
there suddenly fled from mo all the
p~leasurable emotions which had been
mine since ! had made the effort 10
Eratify Dicky by dressing W." lin
Juniors parlanr0. as IA Httlng for
the imitation jade necklace.
Was hn s0 pbtuEe that he could
not realize my resentment at his
suggesting that Edith call me and
plan the making uf the evening
gown lie had Just s~ketched-I knew
only too well that his business
partner > new found deadly efficiency
would never stop with simply tell
ing me where I could find the new
fabric. or was he deliberately try
ing 20 arouse MY jealousy by The
introduction ar Ealths rHrne2
Either alternative was 50 repellcnt
that I ail at once felt chilled and
Infinitely weary. Liiiian'S talk had
hanlshcd my resentment against
Dicky for tho scene In his office and
his later clumslly staged czplana-
ton or II. lily mood had been q
distinctly softeneh one when X went
70 Juniors room. and Dickys boyish
admiration az me. and the old look
or tenderness III his eyes had stirred
me strangely. But now my only
emotion was pride. \ must not lef
yusDcct how suddenly my
mood had hardened a. his nertlcn
0E Edith FaIrfaxs anne.
do tell her 20 call me-" ! said.
forcing A pleased smile To TINY lips
44v MN--HF M. ~w~WmUuNHww a~AnwMmrmE NN haas
about ANYTHING new. But / warn
ynu II III isrt just what fancy. A
shan't take II. Tor ] saw some ma
trrial the other dav which was just
what I wanted. and which would
make up wonderfully n this design.
But I'm always open a. conviction"
Dirky f~ Peetrd.
please yourself. ~ course" Dickv
said. with the hint on pctllancc in
his voice which always cones when
any suggestion Of his 10 me Is not
srarpad IT'D eagerly.
I'm going TO-" I retortst. wTin-
king my nose at him. and laughing
the while ] wondered what ne would
say II he could know the effort my.
apparent joyous raRualneHs was cost
lrg me. And I'm sure you'll ap-
prove whEn ron see the gown made
FROM your design I'm not going 10
DO Il IN a hurry want 10 wait
until 7 Get into tho city. But IL VIII
IVY worth waiting for. I'm sure"
I wa also sure that the time ~
waiting would he extremely long If
Dscky never raw tire real JADE neck
lace until 10 adorned a rown-in which
F.ftth Fatrfax had any hard. he
vvorid wait many a dar 20 look at
n, i told myself vicicusiy. even ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02

there's a tine and place for AL
things.
The really clever Girl - the one
who knows how 20 be a dumb-beli Al
the psychological moment And that
moment isn't al 4 baseball rarne or q
football came or when the boy friend
~ talking about how much money
he y making.
When n ma is being enthusiastic
about something IN not the tirne 70
interrupt with foolish. stupid oues-
tinns. III ! were a girl iii wait until
the boy friend was feeling depressed
and suffering from an lnferi0rity
complex before I started pulling the
dumb-beil act.
Id flatfrr his sense ~ superiority
~ Geferrinr % his rnazruhre krcwl-
edEe-znd my stock would rise ac-
cordinEiy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02

quick tive Vic IA fH@h-" "
front or Rolf. and Yam III front =
MAY"
"And whore win you stand?- ths-
asked. why. IN stand In front oc
hIAnk." hrarf replied. Immediately,
suitinR the action 90 the word. Alas
for his intentions. No sooner dld
he place himself In this position than
his master, noticing Rim FOR the first
time. exclaimed Indignantly NY
shadows standing riEht ir front C.
the camera
$50 are onrst' declared tho other
children In dismRy. What shall we
do2" Niis Flor. Hand and Yam were
terribly embarrassed. Lets 50
away ct once" they whispered.
knarf. however was Of "a different
mind Don't move" lN advised.
until they ask IS IN a nice way.
Instead cf asking them in a mics
way. the children. mt Franks cam.
rnand. did a very inccnsiderafe ffsinr.
INK least 10 seemed H0 90 the shadows.
They turned their backs On than.
How would YOU feel if. Just am YOU
wrro about tn havn your picture
taken. YOU were pushed behind a lot
xxx Tall persons who completely ht1
your Shadows have no feelings, ynr
say. That In wrong Shadows havA
"a EDod deal of feeling. aS you shall
soon gee.
Hand sighed. Tam ~nhbrd. Nfif
routed and Flor forced hang IN tear.
As for Knarf. 81 ha could say WASH
Just wait just waltz
AT this moment. tha rext-donr
T%sshbor said i'm a cheerful voice.
That's fire. children. There isn't IA
bit or shadow il aight. This viii
maks a perfect picture. Now Hnllo.
please. I'm going W snap it.r
MI. Flor. Hand. YAM quick.
Elvr mo IA push shouted knarf.
"a push
Yes. push me out in front, hurryss
knarf. YOU Hna. couldn't KD out fn
front himself. When 4 child turns
itE hack ON ita shadow. the ahadnTw
stays 5ehInd III unIess NJ can ret enc
help ~ other shadows. Even then IL
can stay ont Am front only fnr nn
Instant, FOR tho sun instantly drives
IL hack.
There out you ED.r cried AfIi,
Flor. Hand and Yam. Ont went
Knarr. quick aH R flash Just an the
camera clicked Now M nHH srrT ~
remarked gaiiy the next second a.
ha came rushing back.
Did N ne did. indeed. FOR N few
days later when tha children met
tine nrxt-dnor nsiEhbnr again. hs
shook hts head mournfuily and said:
I'm sorry 20 tell you that evrrynnn'H
picture came out wei except ETrnku.
Ills shadow covers him IN. i1s.
Frank began tD cry.
Next time Knarf said sferri~s
shaking his finEer 1n front ot fhe
ponr lItfla fellows nose. you'll have
better manners"
crpFzisht. fs11. NawHSnpsr FfafaFs Service, t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-02
The Home Kitchen
BY Jeanette Young Norton

- 0N9 @F0% @0eA
cress that has been dried or and
chilled until crisp. Serve tie follow
ing sauce with The mousse. sauce.
two gahlcspounfuls Uf freshly grated
~hOrseradish. 4 tcaspoonful OF English
mustard. n tablespoonful of torraEon
vinegar. four. tablcspuonfuis ~ heavy.
m~ayunnaise. and a half cupful ~
heavy cream whipped stiff. Mix
thoroughly.
Stuffed Pork Chops.
Have the pork chops cut rather
thick than remove ths bones. Make
4 savcry Etuffing ~ fire crumbs. u
cupfll. two heaping tahlespo0nfuls Of
finely chopped pecan nuts. or chest
nuts that have been h~lanChei. boiled
and chopped. a small grated onion,
pepper. salt. n te~nSpunnfUl rF sugar.
a tcaspocnful ~ powdered sweet
herbs. aud q tablespoonful ~ sherry
fell. Mix and spread thicklw. half nf
the chops. dip the rest in melted but
ter and Law ND sandwich fashion.
Press together. lay ~ 4 buttered
baking pam. add n cupfui Of stock.
strew the top with N few seasoned
crumbs and a few little dots CT but
ter. Bake for twenty-five "a thirty
minutes in Il medium oven. Garaish
with aarsley and fried apple rings.