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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-07
BREAD PUDDING DESSERT

All thai Is needed Tor this dessert
is pint of milk, four slices of bread,
a package OF lemon junket, a little
butter and few raisins Remove
crusts from bread, butter lightly and
cut in small cubes; divide the cubed
bread among dessert dishes and add
a few seedless or seeded raislnS.
Warm the milk to lukewarm-not
hot. Add the lemon junket. Stir un-
til dissolved. Pour over bread. Let
stand in a warm place until firm
about ten minutes - then chill.
Sprinkle with mixture OF sugar
and cinnamon before serving.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-07

, My dear there is no such thing as
an "Old maid" now. Forget such
terms!
1t is true that in the hinterland,
away from the sophistication OF the
big clues such marriages still call
forth society's ridicule. but that is
rapidly passing.
People are beginning to see that a
mere difference in age will not neces-
sarily be handicap in marriage.
In the first place. age is not so
much chronological as matter Of
physical health
A well preserved woman of fifty
can be actually younger than sick
Iy man of thirty. If your sweetheart
pays no attention to ridicule before
marriage. he probably won't after
wards.
Of course, you will have to be more
careful of your appearance and more
alert than an ordinary wife, but that
really won't hurt you. We all ned
something to inspire us to look and
act our best.
If you are willing to take a chance
go ahead. If your sweetheart is
thirty five, he is old enough to know
what he wants.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-07

Our letter this week is from Hous
ton. Texas.
My dear Mrs. Jerome:
1 am one of those women whom
everybody jokes about am a
spinster And I am fifty-quite
an old spinster, you see, Never
theleSJ. have just fallen in love.
Violently and emphatically in
love for the first time in my life!
And the tragedy of it is not that
he doesn't love me, for he does,
but that he is fifteen years
younger than Il Now, will it be
fair to him for us to marry? Will
he soon grow ashamed of me?
And will it be fair to myself? I
am willing to take chance and
face the ridicule which my
friends and the world have for
such a marriage, but should I
inflict it upon him?
OLD MAID.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-07

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-07
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Into a well-buttered pan put Slices
of raw peeled potatoes and a little
pepper. Then a layer of unlocked.
Sliced ham Add another layer of
potatoes and ham and pour on thin
cream sauce q tablespoon flour, l
tablespoon butter to l cup MILK.
Sprinkle bread crumbs on top and
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and potatoes are well done Serve
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-07
RASPBERRY JAM DELIGHT

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able. Prepare a package of rasp-
berry junket according to directions
on package. When ice cold, garnish
with raspberry jam. The jam, the
junket and pint of milk are the
only ingredients that call for an
outlay from the family purse.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-07
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a IIGelU IGVVUOO
l can green asparagus tips
2 fresh tomatoes
2 large oranges
Pimento and mayonnaise
Place one slice of tomato on each
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ranged a bed of lettuce. Pyramid 3
asparagus tips on tomato slice. Top
Off with mayonnaiSe and strip of
pimento Arrange sections of orange
around the tomato.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-07
Weekend Suggestions

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Jne advantage of making little
ham go long way. For picnics,
this can be baked at home in heavy
tin dish with a cover and reheated
over hot water on campfire.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-07

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-07

, My dear there is no such thing as
| an ''Old maid" now. Forget such
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New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
CLARA BOW GIVES DETAILS OF GAME
Claims Gambling House 50 Cent
 Pieces Represented S10O

Hollywood. Sept. 25 (UP)-The story of | brief but expensive stay at the Calneva. New, gambling tables was told by Clara Bow today 8 few hours after a typical state ment by Will Rogers had released her from the silence demanded by social amenities.
 The movie Tt" girl looked once at morning newspaper in which Rogers admitted that he had sort of" introduced her at Calneva and announced that she was ready to talk
 Her explanation of why she would not pay four checks for s13,soo was made tersely. She was unacquainted with the gambling table procedure and found out too late that 50 cent pieces given her to play with repre- sented s1oo each. she said.
 Thought Bill S7O
 The statement inferred that even when Miss Bow left the tables she thought she had lost only 13s chips valued at 50 cents each, or a total of s7o.
 But, she said. when the checks she had signed appeared at the bank they were for 13s chips st s1oo each or total of s1s,9oo.
 It was Miss Bows bankers who first began an investigation of the checks. Attached to the four slips was a note asking the bank to wire the fate of these checks" the statement said. The bankers inform ed her that the gambling house claimed almost $140O0 and she or dered payment stopped.
 "As I said in my first statement, if these people think they have an honest claim against me I will glad ly receive an ylegal document that { they serve on me, or they can pre- sent them to my attorney W. l. Gil bert" Miss Bowe stated.
 Pledge of Silence Removed T have not previously given de- tails concerning the affair at Cal neva because l did not care to mix my host. Will Rogers, in my per sonal affairs. However. since he has seen fit to make a statement to the papers there appears to be no reason for me to keep quiet.
 T had never been to Lake Tahoe, so. not being at work on a picture ] decided to take short trip with my secretary, Miss Daisy Devoe, to Lake
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
MISS ALTIMUS ID
 MARRY WHITNEY
Widely Known HorseWoman and
 Polo Player to Wed

Philadelphia, Sept. 25 P>-Miss Mary Elizabeth Altmus, widely known horsewoman of this city. and John Hay Whitney, New York sportsman, polo player and heir to the"$1oo, 900, ,ooo' fortune left by his father, the late Payne Whitney, are to be married here today.
 The wedding is to take place at 1 p. m,, in the church of St. James to be quiet affair, with only mem bers m of ths immediate families pres
 The marriage license was issued yesterday. MT. Whitney gave his occupation as banker and his age as 2s. Miss Altemus is 24. She is the daughter of Mrs. Bessie Dobson Altemus Eastman.
 :: Miss Altemus is an expert horse woman. winner of many prizes at horse shows and few seasons ago starred as woman polo player. At the Devon horse show last May she / rode three of MT. Whitney's horses.
 Mir. Whitney is a graduate of Yale and was an undergraduate student at Oxford. England, when his fath- CT died in 1927. He received con- siderable attention early this year when it was revealed that he had been working several months as a "buzzer boy" for a New York bank ing firm at a salary of slightly less than s20 a week. It was said at the time that he had taken the job in order to learn the banking busi ness from the bottom up"
 His mother, the former Miss Helen Hay, daughter of John Hay former secretary of state and one of the secretaries of Abraham Lin coin, makes her home in New York Newport and London.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
Snow Arrives in North
 West Canada Sections

Winnipeg, Man, Sept. 25 P-The prairie provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta, where a few weeks ago torrid temperatures prevailed, were covered in many sections today by snow.
 A wind that at times reached gale force, accompanied by rain and sleet. broke poles and snapped tele- graph wires. Telegraph communi- cation between Saskatchewan and Alberta was severed.
 Two inches of snow blanketed swift current, in southwest Sas- katchewan, and the town was with out telephone, telegraph. or power service. In other places an inch and more of snow fell.
 The coldest spot in the west was Grade Prairie. in northern Alberta, with temperature of A degrees above zero.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
ROOSEVELT MADE
 HUNGARY MINISTER
Resigns Philippine Island Post Fearing Misunderstanding

Washington, Sept. 25 R-A squall brewing in congress over Philippine affairs ever since the appointment of Nicholas Roosevelt of New York to be vice governor of the islands, appeared dissipated today through the acceptance of Roosevelt's resig- nation by President Hoover.
 Roosevelt, an editorial writer and author of books dealing with Philip pine affairs, found his appointment blocked when it was presented to the senate in the closing days of the last session. Extended hearings and vigorous fight was promised by supporters of Philippine indepen- dence if his name came up agaAs this fall. They protessed to see in his writings antagonism to their cause. Public burning of his works at gatherings of Filipinos in the islands and other demonstrations oc- cured.
 His resignation was rendered to the president yesterday on the ground that d controversy over his writings would complicate funda- mental Philippine issues. Mir. Hoo- yer immediately announced his ap- pointment as minister to Hungary. J. Butler Wright, now at Budapest, will go to Uruguay to replace Min ister Leland Harrison, who has re- signed. Roosevelt had not taken up his Philippine duties.
 In his letter of resignation Roose- welt said Philippine leaders had broadcast misrepresentations of his writi:Ns which twisted his expressed attitude on island affairs. H. re- iterated sentiments of friendship for the islanders, pointing out he had accepted the post, anxious to further Philippine American rela- tions which had for years been his special study.
 Expresses Appreciation
 In accepting the resignation, MT Hoover expressed appreciation ol the "unselnsh spirit" which prompt ed Roosevelt's withdrawal.
 The latter served the United States abroad twice previously. He was attache at the Paris embassy from 1914 to 1916. After the arn1is. tice he was a member of the Aus. tro- Hungarian field mission of the American commission to negotiate peace, He spent the war period ir the 322d infantry, holding the ranl, of captain. He became an editoria writer for the New York Tribune in 1921, later joining the New York Times staff.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25

Tahoe Tavern, which everyone place. While there MT. Rogers in- vited Rex Bell, Miss Devoe and my self to dinner at Calneva. I did not know that it was a gambling place until after we reached there. After we had dinner Mir Rogers went to one of the gambling tables and naturally we went with him.
 T began to play a little at game called '21,' which they called there Black Jack. They gave me some 50 cents pieces to play with and l signed some checks in blank. telling the dealer to fill in the amount of the 5o-cent pieces he had given me. There were four of these checks.
 Each Represented $10O
 Tt now seems they claim these 50-cent pieces represented what they call sloo chips, and they put enough in the checks to amount to that"
 When the checks reached my Los Angeles bank, they called me and said the checks had a slip on them telling the bank to wire fate of these checks
 This attracted the attention of my bankers and they called me up and l found out for the first time that this gambling house claimed I had lost and owed them nearly s14,- 900, so told the bank not to pay the checks"
 Miss Bow was both silent and out Of sight all day Wednesday. Then Will Rogers was located and casual ly admitted that he had invited her to have dinner with him and Rex Bell when she visited their location. But as for introducing her at the gambling place I don't think it was hardly that" he said. Intro ducing Clara around would be like introducing Herbert Hoover to the United States senate or Col. Lind bergh to the Boy Scouts"
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
START TO SEE WORLD
 WITH BORROWED BIKE
New Britain Boys Get as Far as New York, Where One is in
 Custody.

When Mrs Beatrice Yonan of s4 Hartford avenue reported to Police Officer L. Todzia on Tuesday evening that her. son, John, aged 14, who had been missing from home Since a week ago today, had sent her a communication. saying that he was Visiting relatives in Yonkers. N. Y, she was very happy, and believed that her boy was in safe hands.
 Late Wednesday afternoon she was visited by Sergeant McAvay of the detective bureau, who read a telegram which Chief W. c. Hart had received short time before from John O'Brien, chief inspector of the police department of New York city. The telegram said:
 John Yonan, 14, of 94 Hartford avenue, New Britain, is in custody of the Children's Society. Please mo- tify his parents"
 Mrs. Yonan told Sergeant Me Away that she would go at once to New York and get her boy and bring nun pdCh lo tuls Cily' "uete 1Ao VIII probably face the juvenile court. When John left New Britain he was in the company of John Stachen, also 14. The boys are alleged to have taken a bicycle owned hy another boy and while one pedalled the oth- CT rode the handlebars = Meriden, where it is alleged, ar ' bicycle was stolen, and both continued on to New Haven where the bicycles were abandoned and the two set out on foot toward New York city.
 The whereabouts of young Stach- en is not known. but he is believed to be in New York city, and may be picked up there soon.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25

12 member banks are ready and able to finance orderly marketing of crops.
 Foreign
 Moscow-Soviet executes all 4s members of revolutionary society.
 s. S. American Legion-Bishop Cannon in radio message criticises accusers for not waiting his re- turn from Brazil.
 Bremen-Police asked to find se- cret wireless station eavesdropping on financial information beaween U. s. and Europe.
 Rome-Giovanni, head of chamber of deputies, succeeds Turati as sec retary general of fascist party. Geneva Italians announce nat failure of technical naval reduction discussion with France.
 Sports Ardmore, Pa.-McCarthy beats Won Elm at 10th extra hole; Voigt loses; Jones wins twice.
 Philadelphia Robins lose to Phillies, 6-3, landing in fourth place. St. Louis-Joyful hometown well comes Cards.
 Rochester, N. Y.-Louisville beats Rochester in little world series.
 New England Portsmouth, N. 1.-Two desert ing navy fremen, who escaped from marine barracks at navy yard, cap tured at Plymouth, Mass.
 Boston-Andrew J. Peters, for mer mayor of Boston. named chair man of resolutions committee by democratic state committee. Fall River, Mass.-Davis Mills and Lincoln Manufacturing com pany merge with General Cotton corporation, recently formed Della ware corporation.
 Yarmouth, Mass.-Mrs. David Richardson, Jr., New, York. reports theft of two diamond rings from summer home.
 Salem, Mass.-Arthur G. Wells. sheriff of Essex county for past 10 years, dies.
 Boston-Th1ee Bronson, Mich, men arrive en route to Ireland in a 30-foot motor launch.
 Cambridge, Mass.-Harvard uni versity authorities say former stu dent who has been confined in sanitarium responsible for slashins of portrait hung in Lowell House. Roston-Mrs William Lowell Putnam, sister of President A. Law renee Lowell of Harvard and promi- nent i-prohibitionist, says her wet stand responsible for her not being appointed to republican reso- lutions committee.
 Augusta, Me.-state health com missioner issues call for blood do- nations to combat infantile paraly- sis epidemic.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25

There are four distinctive types rayon.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25

tee members from the 10th district chose her to represent them on the resolutions committee, their choice was ignored, and Matthew W. Bull lock. Negro and dry, was substitut- ed. Mrs. Putnam claimed.
 Mrs. Putnam said that failure of the republican party in Massachu- setts to take a definite stand on pro- hibition would result in defeat of
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
Overnight News

By the Associated Press.
 Domestic
 Washinston-Nichoias Roosevelt resigns as Philippine vice governor; named minister to Hungary.
 Lincoln, Neb.-Nye says charges of perjury will be filed if possible in connection with Norris hearing.
 Washington-Brown recommends s43,140,000 f1ve-year post office con- struction and purchase program; would build 193 buildings now leased.
 Omaha, Neb. - Clergymen in dis cussion at National Eucharistic Con- gress deplore dress of modern wom- an.
 Albany, N. Y.-State republican leaders at pre-convention conference fail to reach agreement on prohibi- tion plank.
 Washington-Federal reserve says
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25

the party ticket at the November election. If the party is dry. lst t be so stated."' she declared. If t is not, let it< give the voters of the state specific assurances that its cans didates are personally desirous. Of the repeal Of the baby Volstead act and the 18th amendment, and that they will work sincerely and vtgor- ously to that end"
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
planned the next meeting.

planned the next meeting.
 The leader, Elizabeth Fox. taught the girls a country folk dance.
 Eileen Knauf, Arlene Krauss and Barbara Williams visited the troop as prospective members. Later in the evening q few Girl Scout songs were sung.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
TROOP 10 HAS MEETING

Girl Scouts of Troop 1e plan to have a tree finding meeting next week at the First Congregational church.
 TAe patrol leaders and their cap tain had a court of honor meeting from ' to 7:30 o'clock, in which they
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
OLD RUSE WORKS

Hartford, Sept. 25 - Orrin Payne, manager of the Pan-Am gasoline station, 2135 Park street, was called to the telephone in a neighboring Iunchcart last night and when he re- turned to his place of business found register. The telephone conversation concerned a radiator cap that was supposed to have been left near a gasoline pump.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
WOMAN ALLEGES
 NAME DISPLACED
Mrs. William Lowell Putnam
 Says Repeal Views Reason

Boston. Sept. 25 (UP)-Mrs. Will liam Lowell Putnam, sister of Pres ident A. Lawrence Lowell of liar ward university, has charged that she was refused a rightful place on the resolutions committee of the coming republican state convention bition.
 Though republican state commit
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
PICK US PUTO OUTS
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Johnny corck, Mills assistant at the Hilltop was one of
the best pass receivers at Notre Dame Tim Moynihan
another aide to Mills loves the wide open spaces of Wyo
ming Tommy Murphy had two brothers who preceded
him on Notre Dame elevens Buck Stewart who managed
the AloysHs five dabble in politics Bee" Morse says
St. Stephens will hold its senior football Jimmy
Sullivan of The Times has been representing the Spirit
of $780,. Dick Connel from Regis University in Den
states the West always heard of the great Georgetown
track teams of other years Ralph Norton writes plays
Mickey Harris is at Fordham u. as amateur
in Newark, n j., his home town Jim McNamara broke
three wrist watches holding the time Buddy Bordeau
Jack Tierney Charlie Fish and Mike Tardugno affair
of the heart may be the of Pepco Barry not
turning to Chambersburg in the Blue Ridge League =
Mickey shanahan and Francis Crowley initiate One
Connolly Jimmy Butler, exploit Of the Dominican Lyceum
nne manages the Treasury team of the Federal Duckpn
League al Fischer is George IsemannS right bower
Jim Baker is loaded with bowling statistics Mickey
Mcconnell took sudden disappearance from the sandots
it's all cut and dried for Bill Werber, Berwyn boy to
join the Yankees when he leaves Duke u this spring
George Sntz Nau time sandot ace will coach the
C. A. o Brien nine this year. Tots Long will play and
coach the Wreco team Ernie Grsett is getting ambitious
fights at the City Club Ray Roche could advise him
Ed Calow TONY the Barber will do his stuff the
radio Carnera in Italian "beefy and Primo has
plenty this column called Untz Brewer American u
athlete. Brewer played at Maryland before American u
was founded.
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
PARE AND DOEG
IN NET FINAL

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March
19.-John Doeg. Santa Monica,
Calf, today will meet Emmett
Pare, formerly of Georgetown
University, national clay courts
singles champion, in the Semi.
finals of the southeastern tennis
championships.
Doeg went into the semifinals
with a victory over Kenneth
Stewart, Jacksonville, 81, 6-1.
Pare won over Lorimer Bitch,
former Florida State titleholder,
61, 60.
Marcelle Rainvilles member OF
the Canadian Davis Cup team,
went into the semifinal round by
eliminating G. L. Oakley, Uni,
versity of Florida, 6-1, 6-1.
He will meet the winner of the
match between Gilbert Hall and
Paul Greer, University of Florida
star,