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Evening star., 1930-10-24
SUNSHINE PUDDING.

Mix two tablespoons Of corn
starch in enough cold water to
dissolve, and stir it into one pint
Of boiling water. Add a pinch of
salt, quarter cup of sugar,
the stiffly beaten whites OF two
eggs and a teaspoon vanilla. Heat
Just long enough to cook the eggs.
Have three or four ripe bananas
sliced thin. Place layer of these
in a dish, then a layer of the pud-
ding, continuing until all is used.
Have pudding for the last layer.
Make q soft custard of the yolkS
Of the eggs, one-quarter cup sugar
and one pint milk. Pour over
pudding when served.
Evening star., 1930-10-24
HOME IN GOOD TASTE

give Hs no better View than Q solid
brick wall.
Two combination bookcases and draw
ers were built to flank each side Of 0
simple day-bed. These bookcases were
about s6 inches wide. A picture, print
(of the India type), large embroidery or
mirror might be placed over the day.
bed in place of the handbook picture
shown.
The walls and woodwork in this room
are pale green and the floor covering
medium green. The bookcases are black
with apricot interiors, and this same
shade in rep has been selected for the
covering of the day-bed.
Evening star., 1930-10-24
Fruit Salads Are Favored
For Dessert and Parties

balls. Put the crackers in fiat pans and
put q little butter on each. Sprinkle
very lightly with salt and pepper-nc
additional salt Is needed, Of course, Il
saltineS are used. Then brown slowly
until they are q real yellow. Serve them
within q few hours after browning.
prefer them served warm. But, at Q
party, they may be carefully Drowned
in the oven ahead Of time and then
warmed up at the last minute.
low In q slow oven, are also good With
fruit salad. The bread may be cut ir
thin slices, the crustS removed and then
each slice cut into three strips. Al
these strips dry they win curl irregu-
larly, which only adds to their at
tractiveness.
Evening star., 1930-10-24

Pound into both sides Of . three
pound round steak with the edge Of Q
thick saucer, one cupful Of flour well
seasoned with salt. black pepper and
paprika. Scar brown on both sides in
sweet fat I'm o very hot sklllet. Pour in
enough hot water 10 half cover the
steak. Cover the skillet tightly and Let
rich sauce formed is very delicious.
Serve with potatoes, boiled hominy or
rice and one green. Vegetable,
Evening star., 1930-10-24
Bermuda Cookies.

Mix one pound Of butter, or half but
ter and half lard, with one quart Of
sifted -four as for pie crust. Beat four
eggs very light with one and one-half
cupfuls Of sugar. Dissolve one level
teaspoonful of baking soda In half q
sugar after beating with the flour and
butter. Handle as little as possible.
Roll out very lightly, sift granulated
sugar on top, cut into shapes and bake.
Evening star., 1930-10-24
The HOf-TOast Test
fs YOur Personal
Margarine Test

Take piece Of Bot toast and spread
Literally with Nucoa. Notice how the
good, wholesome elements ofthis deli
e1cy begin to register on the taste buds
:. those wonderful little taste-centers
&C the base of the tongue. Notice the
sweet and appetizing satisfaction -
the clean body and "bloom" ofhavor.
zIs Hot Tasss Tess ssiil lpyvvs a, ,es atas
Nscas H UNLIKE Asv ofbsr isSsysriss.
Evening star., 1930-10-24
MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Stewed Prunes.
Oatmeal with Cream.
Plain Omelet. Toast.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Baked Macaroni and Cheese.
Graham Bread.
Caramel Bavarian Cream.
Cookies. Tea.
DINNER.
Cream of Pea Soup.
Broiled Hamburg Steak,
Brown Gravy.
Boiled Squash. Baked Potatoes.
Lettuce, French Dressing.
Sunshine Pudding. Coffee.
CARAMEL CREAM.

Two cups milk, two tablespoons
sugar, three-quarters cup sugar,
one-half cup boiling water, two
CUPS cream, four egg yolks, one
teaspoon vanilla, two tablespoons
granulated gelatin, one-half cup
cold water. Scald the milk and
pour over egg yolks beaten slight
" with the two tablespoons sugar.
CarameliZe the three-quarters cup
OF sugar and dissolve in the boil
ing water. Add to the custard.
Add the gelatin, which has been
softened in the cold water. Strain
into bowl and set In ice water.
When it begins to thicken add
vanilla and two cups Of cream
beaten stiff. Mold and chill. If
cream Is not on hand the whites
Of the eggs can be used, the re-
suit being different.
Evening star., 1930-10-24

Sometimes it Il really piece Of good
fortune TO have . large wall space
that looks simply hopeless 50 far IS
we are forced to use our ingenuity and
Evening star., 1930-10-24

More than 1900 diamond workers arl
unemployed In Amsterdam.
Evening star., 1930-10-24
MOTHERS

AND THEIR CHILDREN,

Amateur SculptOrs.
On rainy days, or when the children
are not very well, I try TO find pleasant
amusement for them indoors. The
latest invention u 10 give them Q cake
Of soap and sharp knife and allow
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

using the Atkins Profit Option, ii
has opened a new and prolific field
of investment, and one that should
now appeal to the conservative in
vestor as well as to men and women
Of limited means.
We are all entlced by the large
profits that are made in legitimate
speculative enterprises, vet few OF
Us feel that we can take the chances
with our money tilat such invest
ments entail. However. alomst any,
one is perfectly willing to risk a
few dollars in real legitimate op-
portunity, especially if there is a
possibility to make the few dollars
bring back several hundred dollars
in profits.
The Atkins Profit Option does
present just such an opportunity. Il
overcomes the old objections i'll a
new and novel way, opening up
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

options on these shares for very
small sum, SIS buying an option on
stock that is now given a nominal
Tar value of 800 This, before there
has been any increase in the value
of the company's 5 holdings and passed
er tlrely upon the original valuation.
In other words. unless the shell
well IS proved success. and the
holdings of the Security Petroleum
company thus given greatly IN
creased value, the most anyone can
be out IS the SIS required to option
ZOO worth of the Security Petrole-
um eompany's stock
Ihis is said to be the first time
such a protection has ever been af-
forded an investor in speculative en-
terprises, and to all intents and pur-
poses 1t amounts to guarantee of
profits before the investor is called
upon to put up his money. This is
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
Proven Relief for
Stomach Ailment

PEERLESS STOMICAL hahs af-
forded hundreds Of people relief
from Ulcers Of the Stomach, Gas on
the stomach and other chronic all
ments. 1t tones up the Stomach, re-
stores normal. healthy condition;
allowing natural digestion to take
place. Every person suffering in
the least from. Stomach disorders
should use PEERLESS STOMICAL
to relieve their condition. A neg
lected stomach ailment, may, if not
attended by proper treatment, lead
to serious complications. This rem
edy is especially beneficial in the
treatment of Ulcers Of the Stomach.
! On hand at your drug store.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

form part of the $40 acre lease.
Io,n" lumediatelv i adjoining this lease the
Ima,1 lia,i''@,I n;l company is drilling its test
S@gI' Sell 10 TO- prove the entire Weed
Patch area. This well IS now down
n,or : %, q5o0 feet with exceptionally ia
vorahle vor No showings of oil. If this well
o'"N' successful oil gusher. as the
Shell engineers believe it viii be, it
viii prove up the entire ..Weed
Patch" area and make the holdings
rf thc security Petroleum & Royalty
Corporation {. extremely valuabis.
However. while the Atkins Realty
company, controls the entire eommon
stock Of the Security Petroleum x
ROYALTY Corporation. by option, they
viii not issue or sell a single share
OF this stock to any investor until
this well is completed and they know
thar these holdings are in a proved
successful oil field. They do issue
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

new avenue of profit-making posi-
bilities for the man or woman who
is cautious and careful with money.
Under this new option plan, the mos,
anyone can be out as Is dollars, yet
there is an opportunity to make sew
eral hundred dollars. This small sum
of sl5 is all that is required from the
investor until the risk has been elimi-
mated and the profits proved possi.
tility.
Options For Sale
The initial offering of Atkins
Profit Options are to option the
profits of the Security Petroleum
and Royalty Corporation, Ltd, a
California concern with an estate of
50 acres in the new and promising
I" Weed Patch'' area of the famed
Kern county oil fields. A portion
of this concern s holdings is under
lease to the Shell oil company, and
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

the county, irrespective of age or
grade. Mrs. Fannie Thompson is
their Instructor.
individual certificates have been
awarded by tho county superintend-
ent to every child who has attained
the standard for his grade as set by
the freeman handwriting scale ana
certificates were also given to the
grades attaining as an average the
standard required for that particu'
lar grade.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
UNIQUE PLAN OF
INVESTMENT IS
OFFERED PUBLIC

Now il is possible to make money
III speculative enterprises without
rlsking more than 9 few dollars un-
til after the risks and uncertainties
OF speculation have been eliminated.
This new plan, known as the Atkins
Profit Option, is the creation of the
Atkins Realty company, an old es-
tablishcd and successful financial
house of Los Angeles.
In the past this institution has
dealt in the most conservative type
af securities. In its latest offering.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
ELECT PRESIDENT

LOS ANGELES, May 81. W.H-
The Railroad Telegraphers Associa
tion continued in session here today
after having reelected E.. J. Man
ion, of st. Louis, as president. The
convention probably will conclud,
Thursday, Manion said.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
Prizes Awarded
For Penmanship

Penmanship contests have been
carried on in the rural schools of
the county during the past year an
all grades from the third to the
eighth.
Two fountain pens, donated by
w. }. Clements, were awarded re-
Gently to Sumiko Yano, IS years of
age IN the sixth grade of the Hehnr
school, and to Ralph Precie, Is years
of age, in the Heber seventh grade,
rs the best girl and boy writer's of
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

certainly unique procedure in the
financial field.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27

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Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-27
Local.
Leadership

ANOVAA III Nh
In Imperial Valley
The u. S. Grant Auto Equipment
Co. was the first people to bring
complete One Stop Service to the
motorist of Imperial Valley.
Realizing the requirements of 1880 motor
cars we have established in Ell Centro,
Brawley and Calexico the most modern
plants that money, science and experience
can build.
Coupled with this background we have
local organization of Trained Specialists
at your Service.
Leadership In The
Following
Services
Brake Department.
with Bendix Cowdrey Brakes Tester.
machine that actually determines your
stopping distance at a given speed
Battery Department
Our Battery Equipment does all but talk.
Ignition Department.
Electrical Equipment which intelligently
Shoots Trouble
Lubricati0n Department.
Not merely grease job but scientific
fabrication of your automobile.
Tire Repair Department.
Special equipment for Balloon and Truck
Tires
Washing and Polishing
New and modern pressure system.
Gas and Oil
Courteous and intelligent service
Car Loads of Tires
Eight Different Tires, one to suit every
purse.
Road Service
We brought Road Service to Imperial Val
ley.
"0ne 3top 6e1vice'
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-27
2 Showings of 'Man
With Camera" USSR
Film Given BY WIR

NEW YORK.-Two showings OF
the Man With The Camera" one
of the best Soviet pictures, will take
place today at the Workers Interna-
tional Relief center, 131 West 28th
ST., first floor
The first showing will be the first
of series to take place every Satur-
day afternoon at 4 p. m. for working
class children. The admission will be
ten cents only. 1t will be one of the
means of drawing the working class
children closer to the WIR Scouts, a
working class children's organization
The second showing will be p. m,
where the admission will be Is cents
Following the showing will be a dis
cussion to be led by Sam Brody of
the Workers Film & Photo League,
on the picture. The floor will be
open for discussion for everybody.
The showings are arranged by the
w. F. g. P. L. of the Workers Inter-
national Relief at 131 West 18th ST.,
Lack. 4 0640. Write or phone for
information about this working class
organization.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-27
LECTURE ON FIVE
YEAR PLAN SUN.
Markoff Will Speak at
Forum

NEW YORK.-A. Markoff. assist
ant director of the Workers School,
recently returned from a ten-week
stay in the Soviet Union. will speak
at the Workers Forum next Sunday
night, Dec. %. at p. M, on The
Five Year Plan and Inperialist
War"
Comrade Markoff had the oppor-
tunity Of studying the Five Year Pk;n
in actual operation. He travelled ex-
tensively in the u. S. S. r.. visited
factories, mills, mines, gigantic state
and collective farms, new workers
homes, etc. Comrade Markoff will
also deal with the imperialist war
preparations of world imperialism
against the Soviet Union and the re-
cent trial of the counter-revolution
airy leaders Of the so-called Indus
trial Party" This lecture will at
tract big crowd is therefore
advisable to come early. IT.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-27
BABSON SEES CRISIS
LASTING A LONG TIME

BABSON PARK, Mass, Dec. 26.-
Roger w. Babson. stock market sta
tistician and self-styled economist
who every once in while makes a
stab at predictions. now comes out
with a very gloomy forecast for
American capitalism. In special ar
ticie on the outlook for next year
Babson says;
u doubt II 1891 will average in its
entirely better than 1885,
He goes on to say that there may
be" a recovery in 1882. But then he
adds:
THE crucial time will come with
the presidential nominations in the
early summer Of 1882, date which.
from IN economic viewpoint. is not
so far ahead"
Bobson, who usually believes CAPT
talism is rosy and on the eve Of
prosperity. this time is forced to adj
nit that the workers are faced with
at least year or two Of the starva-
ton they have suffered for the last
IA months.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-27
DEMAND SERIO Be
RELEASED ON BAIL
Health Is Bad; Was
Jailed Since May

NEW YORK.-A demand for the
immediate release on bail of Guido
Serio, militant leader, who is being
held for deportation to Italy while
his case is being heard by the upper
federal courts was made today by
the International Labor Defense
through their attorney. Carol Weiss
King.
Serio, who has been imprisoned
since last May for his anti-fascist
activities in Italy and the United
States will be bailed out if the work.
ers will make the demand in form OF
mass demonstrations and force the
Department OF Labor and the federal
courts to grant this demand, accord
ing to a statement made this morn
ing by the international Labor De-
Tense.
When Serio was first arrested his
bail was set at the impossible figure
of 5000 over the vigorous protests
Of many organizations. The Inter-
national Labor Defense now demands
his release on $1,000
I'VE must secure the release OF
Guido Serio," reads the LID. state
ment," not only because his health
is bad, and he cannot fully Recover
under the miserable conditions on
Ellis Island but because the boss class
cannot be permitted to Jail workers
and keep them there at their free
will. We must fight and protest and
demand that Guido Serio should be
freed and freed Immediately"
Protest meetings are being arr
ranged in various sections of the
United 6 S and even in European
countries AGAINST the terror carried
on by the ruling class of the United
States.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-27
PATERSON WOMEN
WORKERS MEET
Delegate to R. I. L. u.
Will Report

PATERSON. N. 1.-THE Paterson
Local of the National Textile Work
ers' Union is arranging a Women'S
Mass meeting for Sunday, Dec. 28th,
at p. m. at the Union Hall, 206
Paterson ST.
The purpose of the meeting is to
hear report of the International
Women's Conference held in Moscow
in August and to consider plans for
an organizational campaign to draw
the women workers into the ranks OF
the union and to take up struggle
against wage cuts and unemployment
The speakers viii be Anna Corn
blatt, delegate to the conference,
Sadie Van Veen and Gertrude Ack-
erman. The chairman OF the meet
will be Comrade Salzberg. All women
textile workers and working women
of other trades are urged to attend
this meeting.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-27
LABOR AND FRATERNAL ACTIVITIES

An s-Day Drive For the New York
Workers Center.
and for the printing press hns been
authorized by the Central Committee.
The drive will open with a banquet
ON the 11th of January and will con-
tinue with bazanr Tor seven days.
We urge all organizations NOT to ar
rnnse any affairs DURING this drive.
The Red Banquet.
10 greet the Central Committee OF
the Communist Party. of the u. S. A.
On the occasion of the moving into
the new Workers Center. will be held
al the center. 35 e. 18th St, Sunday.
izations are urged to elect two dele
gates to this banquet. Speakers will
be Foster. Minor. Brewder. Bedacht.
representatives of the revolutionary
press and workers organizations.
Brownsville workers school Open
FOyum.
los Thatford Ave. B'klyn:. Sunday
Dee. %. Youth in Industry" AL Kap
Ian. Questions, Discussion.
Concert md Picture "Two Days"
given by the Workers Center of Jer-
sey City, sunday. 9 p. M. at Ukrai-
MAN Home. 100 Mercer ST., Jersey
City soc, Children i5c.
Annual Entertainment md BaiI
at the Galileo Temple. 1919 Mon
trose Ave. B'klyn tfopr blocks from
Bway:, near Lorimer ST. Saturday
Eve. Jan. II. p. m, for the benefit
gan of the G. p. Admission soc.
Please keep this date open.
BAZAAR Committees
of All United Councils Of Working
Class Women must be-sure TO attend
the. meeting Sa.. 2 p. M. a the office
of he W. !. r.. 1871 w. 18th ST.
Russian Movie
70 be shown Sunday, Van: 4th. at TIA
lian workers Center. 2oli Third Av.,
OF II Lavoratere. Contribution asc.
Richard Moore VIII SPEAK
on the League of struggle for Negro
day, $3.50 p. m. in the, auditorium Of
the Workers Co-operative Colony,
goo Bronx PIX. f.
Solidarity Dance
Dec. 27th. Saturday evening, at 3
p. m, at eos Lenox Ave. c. j. Mar
gains Jazz Band. Admission rs cents.
Harlem Section C.. p
LID. Ella. May Br. and F.s.U.
Br. Stain
VIII show a 4 act drama of Rus
sian and Jewish workers life In 1905.
Lyce1m, ss r. 4th ST.. Jan. 5th at
p. m.
Package Party
Given by Unit Is, Sec. for the
day mite at 2soo Bronx Park East.
Apt VISA. admission free.
A Question nos pi.es..,on
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-27
u. s. TRY DEPORT
CHINESE STUDENT
T. H. Ii Active Against
Imperialism


NEW YORK.-T. H. Ii, q Chinese
revolutionary student, who was ar
rested by the immigration Office in
New York three weeks ago, was
threatened with deportation by Am
erican imperialism into the hands q
the Irurdorcus Chang Kai Shek az
the first hearing of the case last
TIE cay. After Ii had strongly
maintained his full right of staying
in this country on the ground that
he is a government student belonging
to the Chinese Educational Mission
at Washi-5ton. D. c., that now he
is attending some technical college
in New York approved by the mis-
sion ard that his revolutionary
ssru gg-e against Imperialism and its
lackeys, the Chinese militarists, has
by no means affected his student
status and his scholarship, the hear
ing YVES postponed for two weeks.
T. H. Lii has been very active in
the revolutionary struggle working
c'-s5 and the colonial people and
IL St Imperialism. This is the
re7s~a Why he was arrested and is in
imminent danger of being deported
to Chiarg Kai-Shek's government for
eyecr sio-.
While the American imperialists
are now taking time to lay legal
and illegal basis for Lis deportation,
the working-class in this country
must rally together to demand the
immediate release of Ii and to fight
against deportation and all suppress
sion measures against foreign born
workers and revolutionary.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-27
Red Baiters, Labor
Takers, Paytrioteers
Call Anti-Red Meeting

NEW YORK.--All the local red
baiters, all the labor takers that can
be rallied together by the church and
other patriotic organizations will
come together on Jan. to talk about
the Red Menace as represented in
Communist leadership of the work
ers against unemployment, starva-
ton, wage-cuts and other nantes
tations of boss AInericanism.
The meeting is called by a COM
mittee which includes such notorious
enemies of the working class as MAJ
tin w. Littleton; Cardinal Hayes.
represented by Rev. E. r. Moore;
Bishop Manning, also having a rep
resentative in the person of Rev.
Robert E. Wood; Louis A. Ames, Sons
of the American Revolution; DR..
William S. cambridge, commander
general of the Military Order of
Foreign Wars.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-27
NATIONAL BOARD OF T.U.UL. CON-
GENERATES ON COUNCILS, METAL
Rearranges Forces to Build Organizations of
Unemployed: Calls Metal Executive
Stachel New Assistant Sec'y-Treas.; Schmies
Goes Into Metal Field; Miners to Meet

carry bill and signatures to Wash
ington. On Feb. 10, simultaneously
with the presentation Of the bill
mass unemployment demonstrations
In all cities will demand its passage.
Call To A. F. L. Locals
The series Of city conferences OF
delegates from workers organizations
to outline the signature collection
campaign and to organize the fight
for local demands is still going on,
and the National Board Of the r. U.
u. L. voted to make an especial eff
fort to explain the bill to locals of
the A. F. L. and urge them to be
represented at the conferences.
The National Board calls for spe-
ciaI meetings over the week end of
the national executives of three of its
most important affiliated bodies. One
is already in process: the general
executive board of the Needle Trades
Workers Industrial Union. This
board meets Thursday and Friday
here, and goes on to Philadelphia for
sessions Saturday and Sunday.
Miner, Metal Boards.
The other two are meetings in
Pittsburgh over the week end of the
national executive boards of the
Mine, Oil and Smelter Workers In
dustrial Union, and Of the Metal
Workers Industrial League. William
z. Foster, general secretary treasurer
of the r. U. U. L., will attend the
sessions of both the miners and metal
workers.
The National Board voted for
actual organization work in the build
ing trades, and for a continuation of
the fight in the railroad industry for
a real six-hour day, without wage cut.
The National Board of the T. q. q.
L. agreed to meet every second
month, and to bring in for these
meetings all out of town members.