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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

wANTED-Agents to sell house
hold s~pecialties. Good sellers for
good agents. Write for particulars.
z. Z. Wood. Donna. Texas. C-21O
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

DAVENPORT Typewriter Exchange
CBrownsv1le's typewriter Housed
Distributors, New r. C. Smith ~Si-
lent" 8 and Late Corona 4 type-
writer's. Also sell Royal Portables
and Factory" Rebuilts-all makes.
we 'atr ali makes typewriter and
addirr machines. l1l2 Elizabeth
St Phone Les.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
Spolkove zpravy
PRELOzENA sCR0DZA SPOIL
KU SV. Amy G. 1853. P. Z. J.

Cislo 1853. P. S. r. a CIR. X. Z.
j. bude odbyvat' svoju riadnu
sch6dzu V pondelok, 16. jiina 0
pol 8. hodine vecer pod kostolom
osady Sv. Mateja Ga ME jak O.
bycajne V tretiu nedel'u) pre- til
pricinu, re V nedel II, Is. maja je
graduacia v naSej osadnej Skole.
Prosim 1ctive vsetky sestry, ably
sd z1castnily tejto sch6dze, lebo
name vazne veci prejednavat'.
Tiez prosim vsetky dlhujlce I'D
kyne, ably boly laskavt a vyrov-
naly svoj dlh.
IOstavam iictou,
Maria Lilko, ilctovn1cka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
VYDARENY PIKNIK SOKO.
Low.

Prvy piknik Sboru 146. r. S.
j. Sokol, ktory bol dna 8. j1na,
sd vydaril a to vzdor tomu, ze V
sobotu bola zima a V nedeIu ra-
no Sa tiez ukazovalo, ze bude Ii
ma. Ale popoludnl sa zrobilo Pc
kne poCasie a ma tel farme slnie-
Gko tax dobre prihrievalo, ako by
bolo chcelo samo privabit' obe-
censtvo do pr1rody. A veru no
al privabilo. lebo bolo omnoho
Wac, ako SINE ocakavali "a takych
okOlnosti. TAX .srdecna vd'aka
vsetl1Im, ktori mas poctili prltom-
most 'ou a nfame. ze ma budnci
pil1nik, ktory mienime usporia-
dat na 81. julia IA tom samom
mieste, Ease pridu sa S nami "a
bavit'. Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
ODKAZ REDAKCIE

Pan j. NJ. - AGkol vek cftime
$ Vami a rozumieme Vasej kriv-
de, predsa myslfme, re ia vec so
spolkami patri pred spolkovn po-
rotu, pot 'azne pred hlavny trad.
uverejnenlm Vasho dopisu by
SINE, nechtiac, poskodili ma do
brom meme patriacnych spolkov,
co je ME nasim programom a vo
l'ou. Vybor spolku je este ME ce-
ly spolok. V Youngstowne su ira
ia hlavni uradnici, medzi mimi i
hi. spravca organizacie, do ktorej
prisl1cha ten spolok; odportlca-
me Vam obratit' sa ma neho. Ak
neznate adresu, tn Vam ju poda-
vame: 631 Samuel St. Prajeme
Vam 20 srdca skoreho uzdrave-
mia, l-..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
20 aCHODZE POLIT. HURU
v HASELTON.

Slovensky Politicky Klub Ha
selton vydrziaval riadnu sch0dzu
minulej nedele, ma ktorei boil pr
tomnl PIP. Jozef Fridman a NJ. j.
Palk0Vic. SLOW. advokati. Pan
Iridman NAL vel mi poucnn pred
naSkn, jeho predmet Dol kip
nej smluve, ze jal clovek muSi
byt' pozornI, ked' kupuje nieco.
Tiez sa vyslovil, ze dI'a jeho %
rocnej zkusenosti ako advokat 10
percent ludi je uskodene ma
Smluvach, co znamena, ze mnoho
| udi utrati peniaze pri nezodpo-
Vednych kontraktoroch a jedna-
teloch. Pri zakl 'ucen1 jeho reel
este raz upozornil mas vSetkych,
ably sme 81 pri kupovani majet-
ku dali vel'ky pozor. Potom nam
srnbil, ze mas V bud1cnosti ma
vstivi bude nam prednasat' O
rohotnickom odskodovacom zako-
ne Compensation law).
Ia MIN prehovoril paru SLOW p.
Michal j. Palkovic o daniach a
zvlaste o tych, pri ktorHch je on
zamestnany, "a co boil tiez odme-
nenI vel,kIm potleskom.
Ma tel sch6dzi klub 81 odhlaso-
val, ze bude mat piknik 20. j1na,
ak pocasie bude prijemne, a ked
ME, tax bude to 6. julia. Do vybo-
ru boil zvoleni naSIcdovni: Mar
tin j. LeSnak, Michal Hasaj, Nj.
chal BartoS, Michal Kozak. Jan
kukura, Jan Basista a Jan Ho.
vance. Dalej bolo uSnp>enG. IL len
ten ellen, ktorI je riadnym Gle.
nom, ma pristup ma piknik a ka,
zdv Jcdon dostane od pokIadnika
Ia soc tiket zdarma. Bus sa 30.
hne od skoly Sv. Akbety 0 pol 12
hodine, zaraz pc velkej sv. omsi
. d'alsom programe bude uverei
meme tVchto novinach budlicne
M. J. L., preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
VSETCI NAME PRACOVAT
IA NAROD
Martin J. Lesnak,
tai. Okr. Sboru 81. Ligy.

Cteni bratia SIovaci a seStrv
SIovenky ma Mahoning dOline, ia
nizepodplsanE upravujcm k vam
tieto riadky a ziadam vas. ably
ste 81 ich povSimIi rozmISI ali
0 mich co SIovaci a SIovcnky $
1primnym srdrom.
.Ako Slovak6v. jc naSou povin-
noSt'ou zuGaStnovat' sa vSetkvch
narodnIch prac. Prave SINE tn
mali kongreS SIovPnskcj Ligy, ma
ktorom SINE sa mohli pouGit ako
treba "a naroI pracovat'. Tato
organizacia .ie GiSto narodnou a
uz mnoho dobrfho vykonala pre-
mas narod. ZiaI'bohu, jc vel Slo-
vakov, ktorl jej tom nepoma-
hall, preto by 81 mali drzat' "a
povinnost' a vStilpit' "a jej Gle
nov a clenkyne. Ziadna organi-
zacla nem0ze moe vykonat' "a
narod, ked' ncma doSt clenov.
My name byt' vSetci clpnmi SIo-
venskej Ligy a pracovat' vo vse-
tkom, kde to potreba vyzaduje.
AZ potion moe kazdI $ hrdost 'ou
povedat', ze je Slovakom, pot az
ne Slovenkou. Caste poukazuje
sa ma to, co inc narody majil a co
my nemame. Budeme to mat i
my, ked sa kazdy pricini, kuS tel
prace casu obetuje pre- svoj ma
rod. TAX rObia inc narodnosti,
tax name robit' i my. Potom i
Slovenska Liga Wac vykona, ako
vykonala V posledne roxy.
Tu Youngstown name Okr.
Sbor Slovenskej L1gy ,ktory usi-
lovne pracuje "a narod a podpo-
ruje i nase slovenske vdovy 81
roty ma Mahoning doline. Zaiste
kazdy uzna, lie je to zasluzna pra-
ca a Bohu mila. Preto by NAL
kazdy vstnpit do Ligy a mas
Okr. Sbor jeho praci napoma-
hat. V narodnej praci maji mie-
sto tax zeny, ako muzovia.
Teraz sa obraciam ma bratov
sestry z Lansingville, ktorych
ziadam, aby boil tax dobri a pri-
sli ma sch6dzu AZ. Sboru Sloven-
skej Ligy, ktora bude nedel u,
Is. j1na 0 80 vecer v Sokolovni
ma Homewood Ave. Prid'te i Wy,
ktori este do tohto Sboru nepri-
sluchate, ably SINE, takto zorgani-
zovani, mohli Slovenskd Ligu v
jej pracach napomahat' a tiez i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
Pikniky a zabavy
VEL'KY PIKNIK YOUNGEST.
SPOLKU TATRA.

Youngstownsky V Nemoci Pod
porujuci Spolok Tatra usporiada
piknik s bohatym programom V
nedel II, %. jlna ma farmp y. Jo-
zefa Mudrona, 53S SO. UazplwOOd
Ave., ma tom samom mieStp. kde
Dol minuleho roku.To jc dobr1
miesto ma takuto zabavu a hnnH
V meSte.
Vybor pripravuje bohaty pro-
gram, ably sd tento piknill co maj
lepsic vydariI. Budn romantic
hry, baseball, hadzanie podkov
(llto INA dobre hadzat', mech sa
pride zmerat } a vselijakt inc hry
a prebehovanie Budc tam icde-
MIA dost' obfcrstvenia prot
smadu.
Povolavamc ma tpnto vllet vSp-
tkEch SIovakov cplej youngs-
townskej okoIice, zeby sa prisli s
nami zabavit'. VIlet Sa zapocne
zaraz po ranajslch sluzbach bo,
zich. Ma miesto pikniku sa do,
stanete po Mahoning kare. Sijdi.
| te ma South Hardwood Ave. a
id'te pesi ma l'avo 5 mint.
Jozef Martinko,
Stefan NovOtnV. yVbOr.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
Sc. SBOR SLOW. LiGY
ZREORGANIZOVANY

"Stefan Furdek Sbor SO. Slo-
venskej Ligy V Youngstown Cd
byvaI dna l. jilna veGer sch6dzu,
ma ktorej sa zreorganizovaI zvo-
leny bol nasledovnI urad:
Jozef J. Schromofsky, pradse-
da.
Jozef Klein, podpredseda.
Martin Muransky, taiomnik.
Jozef Javorsky, pokladnik. .
Andrej Tarapcak, Juraj Petrik
a Martin Dupej, dozorny vvbor.
Ma schodzi udovia a novozvole
nj uradnici mali peknf a povzbu
dzuj1ce reel a podane bolo yel'a
dobrych planov a mienok pro-
speech Sboru slovensk6ho naro-
da vobec.
Slovaci a Slovenky sll ziadanf,
ably do vysspomenuttho Sboru
pristupovali co mono najviac a
start 6dovia ably 81 svoje clenstvo
obnovili a tax ably sme spoIocne
mohli pracovat' pre- dohro ylo-
venskeho naroda ma tejto okolici
pre- slovensky lud v6bec.
Martin Muransky, zapisn1k.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
Vy1bor
O FINANCNOM STAVE SLO-
VENSKEJ NARODNEJ KNIzNI-
CE v MAHONING DOLINE.
Knizocky proti mad 'arskej pro-
pagande su este vzdy ma predaj.

ked' som sa al zapozdil, ale je
lepsie niekedy ako nikdy, a pre-
to poddvam, re kto je co - medzi
slovenskymi spolkami tuna ma
Mahoning doline, ably sa kazdy
spolok a klub videl ako zrka-
die, ze jako pomaha Okresnemu
Sboru Slov. Ligy v jeho narod-
nej praci. Ma Slovensku Narodnn
Kninzicu spolky a kluby >obetova-
ly nasledovne:
C1slo 260. IKSJ. v Haselton
$1,000, Polit. Klub Haselton
$1,000, Cislo 30. IKSzJ. v Youngs
town $25.OO, Cislo 25. IKSJ. v
Youngstown $4,000, Sbor 108. K.
S. ma Lansingville $1,000, Cislo
1873. P. S. j. v Campbell $4,000,
Cis1o 14S. MI. Cd. P. J. Camp
bell $1,000, Cislo 731. IKSJ. ma
Lansingville $1,000, 'Sbor 146. T.
S. J. S. v Youngstown $25.0O, c.
slo 308. IKSJ. ma Steelton $500,
Sbor 159. K. S. v Haselton $1,000,
Polit. a Vzdel. Klub v Struthers
$1,000, Polit. Klub V Youngstown
$1,000, Venice 54. K. S. ma Lam
singville $1,000, Odbor 722. N, S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
SEsTRAM G. 80. I. X. Z. J. DO
POZORNOSTI.


tNasledkom toho, ze mnoh6 Sc
stry neznaly 0 sch6dzi nasho Spoil
ku Sv. Amy, CisIo 80. IKSZJ.
ktora bola nedel u a preto ne
mohly 81 zaplatit' svoje prispev-
ky, uctovnfcka Ci,Ia bude i ma
thto nedel'u skole Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda bude odberat prispev-
ky cd 1dkyil. Preto prosim Glen
kyne, ktort nemajd svoje priSpev-
ky vyrovnane, ably tax urobiIy v
nede'lu, Is. jnna. S uctou,
Maria G. Slifka, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13

S. a jeho Kruh MIddeze Camp
bell $1,000, Odbor 8. Y. s. S. V
Youngstown $1,000, Polit. Klub v
Campbell $1,000, ClsIo 800. IKSJ.
Youngstown $1,000. Odbor GIL.
\. S. S. V Youngstown $500. Od-
Dor 46. Ziveny Youngstown $40,
Cislo 90. s. f. J. ma Steelton S25.
Polit. Klub na StrcIton $40, Ia
ira Spolok V Youngstown $40.
Doteraz bol cely prIjem ma kniz-
nicu $406.59. VlIaj "a Enizky a
kasnu $1SS.69. Y pokladnici sa
este nachadza $2l7.90.
Ma potlacenie mad 'arskcj pro-
pagandy prispeli nasledovni: V
Haselton "a brozllrky $500, je-
den dobry Slovak dial $500, Od-
Dor Ga. n. S. S. Struthers $1,000
Cislo 25. V Youngstown $1,000,
C1slo 259. IKSJ. Struthers $40
C1slo $50. IKSJ. Youngstown
$1,000. Ma zaokrytie vydavkov s
potlacenim mad arskej propagan.
dy este nam chybuic $63.23.
Tie slovenskt Spolkv a kluby
lltort este nezakUpily pre- svojich
ldov knizocky proti mad 'arsliej
propaganda ("Trjanon: dielo Ma.
J d'arov'') mech l">kave odhlasuju
nejaky Obnos a zaSll eek ma ia.
jomnika Okr. Sboru Slov. Ligy
ktorI i'm knizocky doda i prispe
ny obnos uverejni V tIchto novi
mach. Proti nepriatrl owl nemoz
no bojovat' s dlzobami. Mad ar
naSbierali tisice ma Svoju propa
gandu.
Martin j. Lesnak,
tai. Okr. Sboru 81. Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
VYLET ROBOT. SPOLKU.

Odbor S3. SIovcnskeho Robot
n1ckeho Spolku usporiada V ne
dcl'u, Is. juna vylct na Petrovi-
covIch pozemkoch na Robinson
Road Campbell, na ktory povo-
lavame bratov Slovakov a sestry
Slovenky. Zaciatok o 2. hodine
popoludni Hrat' bude Zajacova
orchestra. O dobri zabavu posta-
ra sa Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
VYLET ROBOTNiKOV.

Hor' sa slovenskf robotplctvo
ma youngstownskej okolici ma W.
let do prirody, ktorH usporiada
Odb. 76. S. r. S. na Meridian
Road pri s. Holdosovi dna %. ju-
ma. Zaciatok je doraz po obede.
Pr1d'te vSetcia sa dobre zabavit
O dobru zabavu vSetlo. co je
potrebnt, sa postara
Usporiadajuci vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13

tn ma Mahoning doline "a spoloG-
ne narOdne veci pracOvat'.
Som bratSkym pozdravom Vas
Juraj Murdzak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
DETROITSKi sLOVACI
ST VSESTRANNE CINNI
v osade Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
hrali operetu, budu mat diva Slo-
venske Dni. Slovenska "Matka
zlatej hviezdy'' odcestovala do
Francie a Rev. Zalibera ma Slo-
vensko.

veilsho'
SlovenSkv Detroit ie iednou 2
naivaGSich SlovpnSkIch kolonii V
Amcrikc a dl'a toho sa i jeho elm
most pre- iavuie ma vSetkv stranv.
TamojSi vyrabateI' bryndzp, p.
Pavel Sturman zaklada nCasti-
narsku spolocno,t' na vvrobu
bryndze a syrov; obchodnici 81
zalozili slovenSku obchodni1 ko-
moru: slovenski PROFESSIONAL be-
Ri cinnn lGast' vo vSctkom, co
sa podnika k prOSpcclu Slova-
kov.
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h,o,; .a;.o ;; H., ,.. o.-..4
hrall teJto Jarl diva razy operetu
Dlevca namornlk $ velkym
uspechom. Operetu rladll p. Jo-
zef Cervenak, ktoremu vypoma-
hala Jeho dcera 81. Maria Cerve-
max. Ma Decoration Day mali
patrlotlck'l tanecn1 zabavu, V
nedel Il Dol skolskE plkmk oSad
nom parku a ma Is. julia budc
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
.FLIER To CUBA
TAKES TO SHIP

Carlos Francisco Fuentes, 10.
year-old Cuban aviator who took
off here Sunday in q projected
Washington-to-Hava flight in q
secondhand plane, travelled the
major portion Of his route by
train and boat as his ship crashed
in a clump Of trees near Charles
ton, s. c., Monday, it has been
learned.
Disregarding warnings by aero
nautics experts that the ship he
had bought in Maryland for $7O0
would not stand the Havana trip,
Fuentes began the journey in an
auspicious manner. AS the plane
was nearing Charleston the motor
stopped while Fuentes was flying
at 1900 feet. It's fall was broken
by the trees and the pilot escaped
without serious injury.
Fuentes tagged a train and
was carried on to Miami where
he reported to Florencio Guerra,
Cuban consul. He left for the
Cuban capital by steamer yester-
day.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19

the chocolate, vanilla and fruits.
Pour into Kelvinator tray and
freeze.
POinsetta Parfait-one cup
sugar, "a cup water, / teaspoon
vanilla. 2 cups Fairfax Farms
Dairy cream, 3 egg whites. Boil
sugar and water until syrup forms
a thread, then pour 1t over the
well beaten egg whites. Beat un-
til cool, then place in Kelvinator
to chill while cream Is being
whipped. Fold syrup and egg
mixture into cream and place into
individual silver or paper moldS.
Garnish top with pieces Of can
died cherries to form poinsetta
flowers and place in tray to chill.
Potato Salad. Christmas Style
Two cups cold. diced potatoes, /
cup boiled salad dressing, 8 table
spoons finely chopped onions, 2
tablespoons finely minced parsley,
" cup chopped sweet mixed
pickles, 2 hard cooked eggs, u
cup chopped celery, " teaspoon
salt, " cup chopped green pep
pers, Y cup chopped pimento.
Separate the whites Of the eggs
from the yolks and chop fine.
Mix all ingredients, arrange In
large salad bowl garnished with
crisp lettuce, then garniSh top Of
salad with strips Of green pepper
and pimento.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
Give a Box Of Stetson's
Tree Ripened Oranges
For Christmas

I am wondering how many Of
my readers know that StetSon'S
tree-ripened Florida oranges are
now ready for market. II you do
and cannot obtain them in your
grocery store, call w. H. McCon-
key, local distributor, GAL b st.
N. W., District 4437.
Stetson oranges are the finest
quality oranges grown-they are
tree-ripened and picked after they
are ripe. not picked green and gas
ripened afterwards. Compare one
Of the Stetson oranges with the
usual gas-ripened orange-note
the difference in flavor. then I'll
leave it to your Judgment and
taste. Give a box for Christmas.
use them in your home-you1l
like the tree-ripened flavor. Be
sure that the name Stetson Is on
every wrapper.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19

Frozen Christmas SaIad-Nine
ounces cream cheese, y cup
chopped green peppers, u cup
chopped pimento, " teaspoon pa
prika, "a teaspoon salt, table
spoon lemon juice, " cup heavy
cream, whipped. Cream cheese
with a fork, add other ingredients
in order given, last fold in the
cream, which has been whipped
Place in Kelvinator tray and
freeze. Turn out on lettuce, gar:
nish with pimento strips and
mayonnaise.
Cranberry Tce-One quart Gran
berries, 2 cups water, l cup sugar
Juice Of 2 lemons. Cook Gran
berries and water eight minutes,
then force through a sieve. Add
sugar and boil for five minutes,
Add lemon juice, pour into Kelvi'
nator tray and freeze three hours,
stirring twice during the process.
Frozen Plum Pudding-Halt
cup Fairfax Farms Dairy milk. 2
cups whipping cream, u cup
sugar, 2 squares chocolate grated.
/ teaspoon vanilla, cup chopped
raisins, "a cup chopped figs, l
cup nut meats, small jar mara
schino cherries. Put the milk IN
a saucepan, add sugar and grated
chocolate and cook until choco-
late is melted and slightly thick.
Cool. Whip cream until stiff, add
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
Fruit Cocktail
" cup powdered sugar.
u cup orange Juice.

u cup orange juice.
u cup grapefruit Juice.
i cup canned pitted cherries.
! cup canned pears crushed.
Sprinkle each serving with 2h
tablespoons chopped crystallized
ginger.
Oyster Cocktail
u teaspoonful w o rceStershire
sauce.
1 teaspoonful pepper sauce.
/ teaspoonful catsup.
/ teaspoonful horseradiSh.
Add a little salt and lemon.
This sauce is delicious on the
oysters. Place oysters in cocktail
and pour sauce over same. A
piece Of celery on the side OF
the dish Is always welcome.
Cream Of Celery Soup
6 stalks celery.
/ slice onion.
! cup water.
i cup hot milk.
Speck cayenne pepper.
Salt.
u teaSpoonful butter.
" teaspoonful flour.
Boil, mash and strain the first
three ingredients, add the hot
milk or cream. Melt the butter,
add the flour and pour on grad
ually the hot soup stock. Season
and cook &horouRhlY.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
Holiday Salad

Christmas Wreath Salad-Four
slices canned pineapple. one-hah
pound red grapes, small can
peaches, one-quarter pound marsh
malIows, one banana, four mara
schino cherries. Using q sharp
knife, cut the centerS from rings
Of canned pineapple 50 that the
remaining ring Is only one-half-
inch wide. Place this outside
ring In o nest Of crisp lettuce.
Chop the center Of the pineapple
and add diced canned peaches,
banana and marshmallows cut IN
quarters. Moisten the fruit, U.s.
ing oil mayonnaise and place .
mound Of the salad in the center
Of the ring Of pineapple. Wash
the grapes, cut in half and re.
move seeds. Place the halves OF
grapes closely together on the
pineapple ring to represent holly
berries. Complete the wreath By
placing on 1t q bow made from
maraschino cherry. Cut the
cherry almost in half once, then
turn and cut almost In half the
other way. Spread out the sec.
tions of the cherry to form q bow.
Place the bow On the wreath and
serve. With this salad, serve crisp
cookies, macaroons, untroSteo
angel food or sponge cake. Some
thing else that Is q delight with
this salad is nut bread and cream
cheese sandwiches.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
French Dressings


yet, at the same time. the most
sophisticated Of all salad dressing
Take six tablespoonfuls Of oil
two tablespoonfuls Of vinegar OF
lemon juice, one-third teaspoonfIll
Of salt, a few shakes Of pepper and
stir well. Paprika may be added
If desired.
It can be made in quantity Il
desired by merely increasing the
amount of the various ingredients
used, maintaining the proper pro
portions Of oil and vinegar-one
part Of vinegar to three parts Of
oil.
Worcestershire French Dressing
To one.haN cupful French dress
ing add one and one-haf teaspoon
fuls of worcestershire sauce. Use
with meat salads. such as tongue,
ham, etc.. or with salmon or any
other fish salad.
Chill Sauce French Dressing
To one-haH cupful Of French
dressing add two tablespoonfuls Of
chill sauce. Use with any green
salad, celery, cucumber or cauli-
flower salad, or fish. or egg salad.
French Nut Dressing
Combine one-haR cupful OF
French dressing for fruit salads
with two tablespoonfuls Of finely
chopped blanched toasted almonds,
filberts, pecans or Brazil nuts and
beat well. .....r
French Paprika Dressing
To one-haH cupful Of French
dressing add one-haf teaspoonful
of paprika, OF sufficient to make
it very red. Serve with any vege-
table salad.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
8 WOMEN, MAN
DIE At SEA

DILLON BEACH, Calf, Dec. 10
uNso.-The seas were searched
tonight for five women and one
man believed drowned 40 miles
north Of San Francisco late yester-
day when their launch capsized.
The victims, all unidentified,
were seen clinging to the boat
from the beach. Two brothers,
Grant and Arlen Gray, set out In
o row boat. Reaching the launch
they. found five women and one
man.
The victims lost their heads and
lunged toward the Gray boat, cap
sizing 1t. The Grays told the peo-
pie to hang on until they could
swim to shore and get aid.
Others set out, but no trace Of
the six persons could be found.
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
Christmas Dinners

Christmas the Of goodwill and peace on earth the season
forgotten families separated throughout the
united at the festive board when friend reaches out to
time and the when the spirit Of the
hrist Child reigns
oyster Cocktail
Cream OF MNshroom Soup
Ripe Celery CUrs
Roast Turkey From BroGdDGy DettcGtessen
Giblet Dressing Crazy
Glazed Sweet Potatoes
Creaned Green Peppers Squash
Christmas Salad
Ponsettia PGrfait Fruit Cake
Coffee
Stetson Oranges RGisinS
OF Oyster Soup
Roast Of Pork Dressing
GrIed Sweet Potatoes
Stuffed Apples Buttered Spinach
Tomato Jelly Salad Lettuce
Plum Pudding Hard Sauce
Coffee
Salted StetSon Oranges
The Washington times., 1930-12-19
Three Pies for Fesh;0e Dinners

edge Of crust just before serving.
Golden Surprise Pie - Golden
Surprise pie with its spicy, smooth,
custardy filling is light enough
to melt in the mouth. It will not
run when it is served for the
quick cooking tapioca will keep
its moisture evenly distributed.
4 tablespoons quick cooking tap
ioca, 4 tablespoons sugar, / tea
spoon salt, " teaspoon ginger, "
teaspoon cinnamon, 1-3 cup maple
syrup, l egg white, Stiffly beaten,
] cup raw carrots, grated: 2 cups
Fairfax Farms Dairy milk, egg
yolk, well beaten; l baked 0-inch
pie shell or IL small tart shells,
2 tablespoons sugar.
Add tapioca, sugar, salt, spices,
syrup and carrots to milk. Cook
in double boiler 35 minutes, stir
ing frequently. Pour small amount
of tapioca mixture over egg yolk,
stirring vigorously. Return to
double boiler and cook until
thickened. Cool. Fill pie shell or
tart shells. Cover with meringue
made by folding two tablespoons
sugar into egg white. Bake in
moderate Oriole oven $3.50 de-
grees) Is minutes.
Raisin Pie-1 cup raiSins, 2
cups water, 2 tablespoons quick
cooking tapioca, "a teaspoon salt,
l egg, slightly beaten; " cup
sugar, 8 tablespoons lemon juice,
grated rind half lemon, / table
spoon Snowdrift, / baked 9-inch
pie shell.
Soak raisins in water over night
or for several hours. Add tapioca
and salt and cook in double
boiler Is minutes, or until tapioca
is clear. stirring frequently. Pour
a small amount Of tapiocas mix.
ture over egg, stirring vigorously.
Return to double boiler, add sugar
and cook until thickened. Remove
from fire, add lemon Juice, rind
and Snowdrift. Cool. Fill pie
shell. Cover with whipped cream.
Cut bacon and onion into small
pieces and fry together until
onion is brown. Mix rice, salmon.
tomatoes and add bacon and
onion mixture. Bake In moderate
Oriole oven about so minutes, or
Anntil firm