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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31

TO room.
Specifications for the remodel
ing were drawn up at the Denver
bureau of the Bureau of Reclama-
ton and are now in possession Of
j. F. Foremaster, who has the
lease on the Old Ranch from the
Las Vegas Land and Water Com
pany. and who is sub-letting it
to the government.
Truck Ccming Soon
The lease calls for improvements
not to cost less than $475, in ex-
change for which the government
will have use of the structure un-
til June 80, 1880, without rental
after which time the government
will be charged $50 month
rental
Concrete testing machinery in
Guiding crushing machines, mix
ing machines and other equipment,
will be installed, and the plant
will be prepared to determine the
quality of the gravels and sands
throughout this vicinity, to deter
mine what sources of supply to
use for the two or three millions
yards CT concrete to be used in
the dam.
Patch, who will have supervision
over the remodeling and coupling
of the plant drove here from
Kittitas valley project in Wash
ington, where he had supervision
over similar work, with 20 I'd 25
inspectors under him. He worked
there under Walker Young, the
engineer who was responsible for
much of the preliminary surveying
work for Boulder Dam.
A one and a hale ton Ford truck
will arrive here September /, via
A. c. Grants Ford agency. for
use by the testing plant. This
was ordered some time ago by
the Bureau of Reclamation.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
Parents Sink With Ship on Wayto
See 'Exiled' Girl, After IA Years

story was that Irene had case"
on Harold, but he Tilted her. They
met under an apple tree as they
left a church social. There were
words and a struggle. Irene was
carrying her fathers revolver. IL
was discharged and Galloway was
shot.
st lust meant to scare him"
sobbed Irene. She was freed, but
the court banished her from her
home. Her parents were estranged
from her, refused to see her, II
was said.
A few days ago, however. they
decided to forgive Irene, according
to friends. And with thoughts Of
happy reunion, they boarded the
San Juan steamer and started toi
Los Angeles.
Little hope is held out that they
survived the sinking of the ship
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 80. UP)-
The Metropolitan Water board of
directors today announced the Sc
lection of three engineers TO choose
the route for the proposed Colorado
River aqueduct which will bring
water from Boulder Dam to South
ern California.
They are A. j. Wiley Of Boise,
Idaho; r. r. Lyman of Salt Lake
City, and Thaddeus Merriman of
New York
The route for the aqueduct, which
will cost S15O,000 0G0. will be Sc
lected by January l. it was stated.
Chief Engineer Frank E. Wey-
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
Woman Tells
Doings Of Torso
Murder Suspect

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 80, W.p)-
Edna Maudlin, said to be former
sweetheart of DR.. Frank P. West
lake, took the witness stand today
in the physicians trial for the al
legged TORSO murder of Mrs. Laura
B. Sutton.
The young woman testified DR..
Westlake sold her stock certificates
endorsed with Mrs. Sutton's name
after the early April date when the
state contends Mrs. Sutton was
killed and her torso thrown into the
Los Angeles river.
The witness also told of going for
automobile rides with DR.. Westlake
and of attending a theater with
him.
L. F. Slater, bank teller, testified
the physician attempted TO borrow
money, offering Mrs. Sutton's stock
as security. 1t was found that the
signatures were false and the loan
was refused, it was testified.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
WOULD-BE PASSENGER
SEEKS 100000 TO PAY
FOR HIS HUMILIATION
Lakehurst Commander Intervenes for Great
German Dirigible; Zeppelin Will Leave at
Midnight Tonight, With Hopes of Setting
New Record Time for Circling Globe.

LAKEHURST, N. j.. Aug. 80, UD
The United States navy, which IS
sheltering, fueling and replacing
the Graf Zeppelin for its departure
Saturday night on fast trip to
FriedrichShafen, saved the giant
liner from attachment by an under
sheriff late today.
When Undersheriff j. E. Holman,
of Orange County, N. j., appeared
at the hangar to attach the Zeppe-
lin for $25 900 i'll a suit filed by a
would-be passenger whose round
trip ticket had been Cancelled, Com
mander Maurice Pierce of the Lake
hurst station intervened.
This is federal property" he told
Holman, land the court order can
not be enforced here unless the
navy department at Washington
says So.'
He asked washington for in
structions as to whether to give
Holman possession of the dirigible
and the answer came back mo"
Escape Posting $4,000
Had the answer been yes" rep
resentatives of the German owners
probably would have had to post
$5O.OOO, twice the amount of the at
taChment, 20 release the monarch OF
the air for its trip.
AS II was, the incident caused
some nervousness. Capt. Ernest Won
Schiller, who was in command of
the Zeppelin at the time, told the
United Press he didn't see the
underSheriff.
1T is possible" he said, without
smiling much, I'VE will laugh"
The suit was started at Toms
River, by Otto Hillig, wealthy prop
erty holder, who claimed to have
paid $4,000 to the Hamburg Amer
ican steamship line, agents for the
Graf, and that his passage was cam
celled without reason or reimburse
ment.
Asks 100000
He sued for his money and also
$1OO 900 to cover humiliation and
embarrassment"
Hope of establishing a new round
the world record speeded crews III
preparing the Graf for the flight to
Germany. The schedule calls for
departure at midnight Saturday,
and she should be in Friedrichs-
hafen early the morning of Septem-
ber 8, with two full days clipped
from her newly established record
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
Fight Fans Set
For Three Hot
Bouts Tonight
Harris, New Matchmaker,
Promises Revival Of Old
Time Thrills When Three
Fast Local Boys Box Out
siders.
Every bout a headliner.!

Every bout q headliner.l
That's the dope for tonightS
season opener for fistic enthusi-
asts here, according to Earle
Buck" Harris, promoter.
If Sammy Kasper doesn't put on
show by himself that's worth
the full admission price in his
eight round scrap with Mission
Bolo of Los Angeles, Buck and all
the rest are going to be nightly
surprised.
Sammy has been dubbed the
Las Vegas Wild Man, and he prom
ises to make the title stick to-
night, making good his reputation
for being q Knockout king of first
water.
These two Will fight at las.
Ross Sly is a popular local boy
and Jesse Vasquez. clever Los An
geles lad, is going to have to be
more than clever to steal the Slx
round bout from Sly.
The sly Los Vegan has slipped a
defeat over on Bobby Garcia, be
it recollected, and is one of the
best liked scrappers on the loca
market.
kid" Duff will do his stuff
against K. o. Kelly, Phoenis
whiz. 'Tisn't explained where
Kelly got the K. o. on. the from
part of his name, but the Kid
is determined to give him an
other K. o. if the fast Phoenixel
will give him but half a chance
| to land 'er just right.
Every bout is a headiiner. ant
four round prelim. to whet tn
appetites of the fans.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
ENGINEERS ARE EXPECTEDTO
MAKE DECISION ON WATER
LINE BY FIRST OF JANUARY
Task of Choosing Between Several Pro-
posed Routes for $15O,OOO,OOO Aqueduct
From Colorado River to Los Angeles Dele
gated to IdahOan, Utahan and New Yorker.

mouth, of the Metropolitan Water
district. said the survey will cover
more than $4,000 square miles from
a point north of the Grand Canyon
to the Mexican boundary and from
central Arizona to the Pacific
Coast.
In selecting the three engineers
the board of directors made
thorough Strdy of the qualifications
of all engineering authorities except
those of California, Arizona and
Nevada. because engineers residing
i'll these states might be regarded as
preWdiced.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 80 W.P)-'
The hand of tragedy, evidentally'
fell again today for Irene Grand
stedt, known as Greta Grandstedt,
who was exiled from her home
when IA years old, and, it is feared,
became an orphan with the sink
ing of the San Juan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Grand
stedt, of Mountain View, the par
ents of Greta, were aboard the
ship, en- route to Hollywood for
reunion with their daughter.
The shooting of a lover caused
the family to part several years
ago. Now the parents, who planned
on seeing their daughter again,
are listed as missing.
In 1921, Irene Grandsted, then
a high school student, quarreled
with Harold Galloway, IA. The
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
Comedian to Work
On Chain Gang
Til AlimOny Paid

-. LOS ANGELES, Aug. so WP)-
Unless Al ST. John, the aero
batic screen comedian, can raise
S1,642. his histrOnic abilities will
entertain the county road gang.
For an indeterminate period.
Superior Judge Charles Bur-
nell late yesterday sentenced the
actCr to road work until he has
paid that much back alimOny
to his former wife. Lillian st.
John.
st. John. brought into court
several times for failure to keep
up payments, pleaded with 5nAsS
Burnell for mere time on the
ground that the recent equity
strike had kept him out of work
and that he was forced to sup
port three families.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
Heating Wins
Wrigley Swim,
S25,OOO Prize
New Yorker Passes Norman
Ross and Ernest Vierkoet-
ter in Last Lap of Fifteen
Mile Marathon in Toronto.

TORONTO. Ont, Aug. 30, WH-
Edward Keating, of New York, cap
tured the annual $685. 900 fifteen
mile Wrigley swim late today Keat-
ing's share of the prize money is
$15,000.
An estimated crowd of 10000 saw
the finish.
The winner had stayed behind the
leaders for seven laps, but at the
start of the final one spurted past
Norman Ross of Chicago. and En-
nest Vierkoetter of Germany to as
sumo the lead which he never lost.
Using a strong overland stroke.
he won handily in the record break
ing time of hours. 25 minutes.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
Reid, California,
Breaks Solo
Flight Record

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 81, W.P)-
Thomas G. Reid of Downey, Calf,
aviator, at 1890 a. m Eastern
standard time today had eclipSed by
more than two hours the solo endur-
ance flight record established by
Lieut.. Herbert Fahy of Los An
geleS.
Reid continued his flight with the
intention of setting a mark that will
withstand all assaults for many
months.
The record held by Lieut.. Fahy
was SO hours. 25 minutes and "a
seconds. Reid went aloft Thursday
at 11:04 a. m.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
Electric Storm
Does Great
Harm at Yuma

YUMA, Ariz,, Aug. 80, W.P)-A cy-
clonic wind and electrical storm
struck this section tonight, causing
property damage estimated at
thousands of dollars.
The fury of the storm hit Bard,
California. where nearly every
building was wrecked and hundreds
of acres of farm lands were laid
waste. 1t was reported that three
persons had been injured. Com
munication with Bard was inter-
rupted.
A local department store was set
on fire by a lightning bolt and
burned.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Steps From Yep, Is
Married to Actress

CLEVELAND, o., Aug 80 W.p)-
Sir George Hubert wilkins, avi-
at0r and arctic explorer, and Miss
Suzanne Bennett, %, Australian
actress were married here late
today by Justice Of the Peace
MyrOn j. Penty.
After alighting from the globe
circling Graf Zeppelin yesterday,
Captain wilkins joined Miss
Bennett in New York and came
here today.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
China Agrees to
Restore Railway
AS Peace Move

MOSCOW, Aug. 80, W.HThe Chi
nese government has agreed to re-
store the Chinese Eastern railroad
in Manchuria to status quo as
preliminary to negotiations for set
Element of the et-Chinese con-
flict in Manchuria.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31

notification that the divorce ac-
ton would be contested was filed
yesterday by Sapiro & Brandeis,,
New York law firm. is erroneous,
Mr.. Harmon states.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31

CAIRO, Egypt, Aug. 80 WR)-The
first repercussion of the troubles
in Palestine occurred here today
when an Arab was beaten nearly
to death by a crowd of Jews in
the Jewish quarter after an argu-
ment over money.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
Lady Slight for
Life Beclouds
Plane Festival
By MERTON t. AKERS

United Press Staff Correspondent
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, Cleve-
land, Aug. 80 u.P)-With Lady Mary
Heath fighting tenaciously for life.
the National Air Show went on to-
day.
Massed bands started off the
program an hour earlier today,
than yesterday so that all ewntl
could be run off within the
limit
There was a shadow OF
over the airport on accouLas
Heath's accident. Her
was announced as still
cal" but she had reg
sciousness and had
recover.
Another accident
narrowly today wh9a
geline Lindbergh,
famous flyer. arriy
in a tri-motored
AS she landed
plane. piloted By
came down and
ed Mays Swerv
avoid crash an
was unhmt. His
aged slightly.
A moment
rived from
a navy plana
They kissed
did not Sc
escape.
tn ave-
died his
took to
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31
u. Students
Surrounded by
Hostile Arabs
Rescuers Rushing to Save
Americans in Moslem-
Hebrew Warfare; Many
Killed, Homes Wrecked.
BY JACOB SIMON

United Press Special Correspondent
JERUSALEM, Aug. 80 UP)-
Fourteen American students of the
art school at Haifa, together with
Is students of other nationalities.
were reported today to be sur
rounded by unfriendly Arabs along
the Palestine-Syrian border where
they were halted during a bicycle
tour through Syria.
The american consulate general
here appealed TO the British mill
tary authorities to lend their aid
in transporting the boys to safety
1t appeared that the boys set out
on their expedition before the
Arab-Jewish riots broke out here
a week ago and knew nothing of
the danger which awaited them
along the roads.
JERUSALEM, Aug. 30 CJP)-Mil-
itary authorities commandeered
motor cars and other means of
rapid transportation in Harsa to-
night TO rush reinforcementS to
the city of Safad, where nine Jews
have been killed and twenty-thr
wounded in the latest clash be-
tween MoSlems and Hebrews.
The situation increased in grav-
ity as looters ransacked homes and
an outnumbered force of Jews pre-
pared to withstand attacks by
fierce Bedoun tribesmen.
Besides the troops which were
ordered into the city, food. ambu-
lances and medical supplies were
hurried to the scene of the fight
ing.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31

COMPLETE ASSOCIATED
PRESS, UNITED PRESS
AND NEA SERVICES;
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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-08-31

FOR RELIABLE NEWS
OF LAS VEGAS, New,
GATEWAY TO BOULDER
DAM, READ THE ACE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-03

Made From
Pet RECIPES

Many of us have pet pickle
recipe that We use year after year.
1t may be the only homemade pic
kles to be found on our shelves,
but we would feel lost without them,
Just the same. If you have no pet
pickle recipe, perhaps you would
like to adopt one, and here are
several from which to make a
choice:
Olive Oil Pickles
Slice fine 100 small cucumbers,
and quart of small white onions.
Let stand in strong brine for three
hours. Drain well and dry between
towels. Add 2 cans of pimentoes,
chopped. To the pinento liquor add
the following:
OTIS. vinegar
ia cups olive OH
tbsp. celery seed
2 tbsp. white mustard seed
cup sugar
Bring this mixture to a boil. Pour
over the pickles, and seal in jars.
Bread and Butter Pickles
Slice l gallon of cucumbers, large
size. Add tablespoon of salt, and
cover with water. Let stand over
night. in the morning, rinse well.
Thoroughly heat 3 pints of cider
vinegar, tablespoon celery seed.
| Il teaspoon curry powder, Il cup
mustard seed, 4 cups sugar. When
boiling, add the cucumbers. Stir well
for few minutes, then seal.
Icicle Pickles
Use cucurnbers 5 or 6 inches long.
Quarter them lengthwise and soak
in ice water for 2 hours. Pack in
Jars with a stalk of celery, and sew
eral small white onions. Pour the
following mixture well heated over
the cucunbers:
at. white vinegar
z cup salt
cup sugar
tsp white mustard seed
This is sufficient for two quarts.
Seal the jars and do not use for
several months.
Kosher Dill Pickles
dozen cucumberS
r. cup mixed spices
"a lb. salt
heads garlic
8 red peppers
3 doz bay leaves
Large bunch of dill
Wash the cucumbers. Mash the
garlic very fine and mix with the
salt. Spread the garlic and salt mix
ture evenly over the bottom and
sides of clean f1ve-gallon stone
jar. Then place the cucumbers IN
the jar and cover with water. Put
the bay leaves, mixed spices, and dill
on top, and press the cover down
with a heavy weight, Let stand for
two weeks before using.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-03

creased baking dish, cover with a
layer of cheese, add seasoning, and
continue to fill the dish in this
manner. Place the crumbs on top,
and dot with the margarine. Add
enough milk to come half way to
the top of the rice. Bake in a mod
crate oven fifteen to thirty minutes.
Whether a green vegetable or
green salad is servd with the lunch
depends upon the ages of the chill
dren. Very young children should
have the cooked vegetable in pref
erence to the salad. If the salad is
served it should not have a rich
dressing. A wilted lettuce salad
would be a good one.
Cocoa Junket
tablespoon cocoa
tablespoons boiling water
Q teaspoons sugar
cup milk
Il junket tablet
teaspoon cold water
"a teaspoon vanilla
Mix cocoa and hot water, and
cook over low fire for few minutes.
Add the sugar and when dissolved
add gradually to the milk. Dis
solve the junket tablet in cold water.
Heat the milk mixture to lukewarm,
add vanilla and dissolved junket.
Pour Immediately into serving
glasses or cups and do not disturb
until set. Chill slightly and serve
with a dash of whipped cream.
Serves two.
Cream of Lima Bean Soup
Sliced or Stewed Tomatoes
Whole Wheat Bread
Rice Date Pudding
Milk.
Pudding Is Good
The rice date pudding is very good
and quickly made if you have a cup
of cooked rice on hand. Into the
cooked rice mix chopped dates.
Whip cream from cream top bot
tie of milk, and sweeten to taste.
Fold the rice and date mixture into
the cream and serve.
Peanut Butter Sandwiches
Marmalade and Cottage Cheese Sandwiches
Cooked Green Vegetable or Salad
Milk
Brown Betty
In this menu, the dessert fur
nishes the hot dish. Any hot pud-
ding would do.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-03

o enable ICE to serve you most satisfactorily, be
sure you have refrigerator that is we'll insulated,
tightly joined together and built to let air circulate
freely. We shall be glad to help you select prop
erly constructed refrigerator and to that it is
kept we'll filled with ice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-03

get done during the summer, while the children were
home
OF course there is always sewing for the girls, and
suits and shoes to buy for the boys Perhaps little
Mary needs to have her eyes examined before she goes
back to her books or Jimmy should have his tonsis
out At any rate, it looks like busy time for mother
But after you have ali their needs taken care of,
and they are back in school, alas, you can
not sit down then and drawn sigh of relief, for you
find that all your working schedules for the day have
to be revised to meet the school hours
Breakfast and lunch take on new significance
with the return to school, as every well-informed
mother realizes Within the last decade, we have
been hearing much about the mal-nourshed child,
and it frequently has been found that the first meal in
the morning is the faulty one.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-03
Keep Your
Ice box at
EUen Chill

An average temperature is main
tanned easily in good refrigerator
provided it is kept well iced. In fact,
government tests Of good ice boxes
show an average temperature Of
43.46 degrees F.
Here are a few simple directions
10 enable you to cheek up on the
present efficiency Of your ice box
Are the hinges and latches tight?
See that the latches snap shut and
wedge in as they should.
Is the floor level under your ice
box? A little uneveness in one Of
the floor boards may cause trouble.
The meltage might run to the front
instead of the back, where the outlet
Is, or it might not run at all.
Is your ice box big enough? The
capacity of your refrigerator should
correspond TO the size of your
family.
Do the rabbets fit snugly? Some
times the door rabbets (grooves) do
not fit snugly into the rabbets on
the ice box. Make sure that the fit
snugly. Should that prove impossi-
bic, ct a f1rst-class new ice box.
How about the gaskets? If the
doors are fitted with gaskets (Which
they shoul be- notice whether the
gaskets are worn fiat or coming
loose. To be useful, these alright
padding strips must be in good
repair.
Is your ice box we'll isolated? For
best results, an ice box should be
insulated completely with two inches
Of corkboard or its equivalent. Never
have less than one inch in wooden
cabinets or IL inches in metal
cabinets
Do not overcrowd the food COM
partmentS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-03

The family arises late, and the
children are hustled off to school
with the fear in their minds of be-
ing tardy and a. most inadequate
breakfast in their stomachs.
Good Breakfast Important
A school child's breakfast should
be hearty. BY that I do not mean
that it should be made up of pam
cakes, sausage and fried potatoes
some of the food that used to be
included in the hearty" breakfast.
What I do mean is that it should
be made up of substantial, easily
digested foods.
There should be fresh or stewed
fruit, a cereal, preferably cooked
one, at least three times each week;
bacon or eggs, toast, milk or cocoa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-03
Dorothy den Page of Helpful Hints for H0n1en1ake1Y
Here Is Help

Each season brings its own
particular problems and duties
for the home maker. If Dorothy
Alden can help you solve any
of your fall housekeeping prob
lens, or suggest ways to make
your duties lighter, won't you
please write to her for help?
A stamped addressed envelope
will bring you a reply. Write
to Dorothy Alden, The Indian
apolis Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-03
Time Savers

Busy housewives! Getting
home from summer vacations!
Starting the children off to
school! There are so many
things to be done in the fall
that there seems to be no time
left for meal preparation. Dor
othy Alden suggests casserole
dishes" as time-savers for au-
turnn meals. She has assembled
a number Of recipes for them,
which she will be glad to send
you on receipt of a stamped
envelope. Write to Dorothy AL
den, The Indianapolis Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-03
Erostinn Made EnSiLN

A delicious cake filling can be
made by placing an unopened can of
sweentened condensed milk in boil
ing water to cover, and boiling it
for two hours. The result is a cara
mel frosting all ready to spread on
the cake.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-03
Use .Strinq With Parafin

When putting paraffin on jelly
glasses, pour a little on first, then
lay a clean string across the glass,
and pour on the rest of the paraffln
The string should extend over the
edge of the glass on both sides and
is secure in the parraf1n when it
hardens, making it easy to remove
when opening the Jelly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-03

Beet Juice for Dressing
Instead of using cream for thin
ming salad dressing, if the juice
from canned beets is used, the dress
ing will be lovely pink shade, and
the flavor is different, too.