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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-28
DAILY DIET RECIPE

CREOLE FRENCH DRESSING.
Salad oil, three quarters cupful;
lemon Juice, two tablespoonfuls;
catsup, one tablespoonful; salt,
one teaspoonful: garlic Glove, one;
paprika, half teaspoonful, and
mustard, half teaspoonful.
SERVES EIGHT PORTIONS.
Place the seasonings in glass
lar, add the lemon juice and stir
until dissolved. Add the oil slow
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could be allowed to soak in the
dressing for about an hour or less.
If garlic flavor is liked, just rub
the jar with the cut garlic Glove
before starting to mix the dress
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DIET NOTE.
Recipe furnishes fat Lime,
iron, vitamins A, B and G pres
ent. Can be eaten by normal
adults of average or under weight
and by those wishing to reduce If
mineral oil were substituted for
the salad oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-28
COEEEE DOLLS

COFFEE ROLLS.
Scald two cupfuls milk; when
lukewarm add one and one-third
yeast cakes and three and one
half cupfuls -four. Beat thor
oughly, cover and let rise; then
add one-half cupful each, butter,
lard and sugar, one egg unbeaten,
one teaspoonful salt and one-haf
teaspoonful cinnamon. Again beat
until thoroughly mixed, cover
and let rise. Turn the mixture
on a Toured board, roll into a
long rectangular piece one-quar-
ter inch in thickness. spread with
softened butter, fold from sides
toward center to make thin lay
ers, cut in pieces three-quarters
inch wide, cover and let rise.
Take each piece separately in
hands and twist from ends. in OPP
posite directions, coil and bring
ends together at top of cake. Let
rise in pans and bake in moder-
ate oven. Cool slightly and brush
over with confectioners sugar,
moisteped with enough boiling
water to spread.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-28
Craft and Patience.

when craft and patience are combined
They're hard to beat you'll surely find.
Old Mother Nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-28
The Woman Who Makes Good

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-05
TRACK TRIAL TO
Be FEATURE IN
PARK ACTIVITIES
Sectional PreIiminaries to
PreCede Aug. 10
Finals.

Sectional preliminanes OF tAe
boys track meet will feature the
recreation program Of the city parks
for the next week.
South section viii hold its meet
at Delavan Smith field, Manual
high school, Tuesday morning, Aug.
Il.
EaSt's meet will be run of at VIII
lard park, Tuesday afternoon.
Other preliminaries will he held
on Thursday Aug. II. Finals will
be contested on Aug. 10.
The program for the week fol-
lows:
Aug. 5-Junior girls baseball senli-fnals.
Garneld; J. T V. Hill stunt night
Aug. 6.-Junior girls baseball semi
finals, Rhodius; colored stunt night, Fan
Aug Junior girls baseball semi-hnsls
Bl3irisht,wood; stunt night, Nickel and
Aug, sZstunt night. Illinois.
Aug. l0-Stunt night. Douglas.
Aug. ll-Boys track preliminsrieE
South tmorningl, Delsvan Smith feld
Manual high school. East (afternoonl.
Willard park; stunt night, Oak Hill.
-. Aug. l2.-Girls' track prelimlnaries.
North morning., Butler: East (aftemoonl
willard stunt night. Municipal
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YARD Tor two years and then, in 1918,
was assigned to aeronautical duty.

yard Tor two years and then, in 1913.
was assigned to aeronautical duty.
IN 1923 Fulton went to Germany
4 to inspect the construction of the
Los Angeles, and on his return was
put IN charge Of Zeppelin construc-
ton in this country. He is the final
authority for the approval of every
construction detail for the Akron
and its sister ship.
DR.. Arnstein, now a, is one of
the worlds best airship engineers.
In 1914, he joined the engineering
staff of the Zeppelin company at
Friedrichshafen, Germany. He was
in charge of the design of some
seventy military and commercial
alrships, including the Los Angeles.
In 1924, Arnstein was brought to
this country by Goodyear. It was
his detailed designing in compliance
with Commander Fulton's specif1ca-
tons that won the navy's two air
ships for the Goodyear Zeppelin
Corporation.
NEXT: Lieutenant Settle and the
close inspection that was main
tanned to make the Akron safe.
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Two Local
Aces Trail
Mitchell and HeinIein Near
Leader in National
Golf Play.
United Press

Dt OHifeN ffek6
ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug. 5.-A u.s.
pound japanese fish merchant
from San Francisco. Arthur G. Sato
was two strokes in the lead today
IN the qualifying round of the ma
tional public links golf tournament
Sato, whose driver was almost as
big as himself, turned in two par
mines Tuesday for an aggregate of
70. The second half Of the qualify
ing round was scheduled for to-
day.
A severe wind hampered the
players and resulted in high
scores. Three players tied for sec
ond place with "A. They were
David A. Mitchell, Indianapolis
youth; Charles Albertus, Philadel-
phia printer, and Arthur Nutting,
Louisville clerk of % years
Ed Greenway, Seattle, and Will
liam A. Heinlein, Indianapolis.
were tied with 39's for total of
70, while Carl f. kaufman, three
time national links champion, had
one more stroke on the second nine
for 70.
San Franciscos four-man team
held a precarious margin of four
strokes in its competition for the
Warren c. Harding team trophy,
scoring 313. st. Paul was second
with BIT and Louisville, third with
3l8.
Other Indianapolis entrants
found the going tough. John Nc
CURE had 37-46-83; Mike Pol
lack 41-46-87; William Russell,
43-44-87, and Edwin Beeson,
44-46-an
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mas insisted on carrying on his pro-
gram. Looking far into the fu-
ture, he is planning for the dav
when his firm will be building even
larger airships for commercial
transportation across the Atlantic
and the Pacific.
since 1911, when Litchdeld was
factory manager, GOODYEAR has
been interested in lighter-than-air
craft. In that year, under his di-
rection, the company began design
ing army and navy training balloons
During the war it built more than
1000 free and observation balloons
and close to 100 airships.
Through Litchfields efforts the
Goodyear-zeppelin Corporation &C
CURED the German Zeppelin pat
entS for the construction of rigid
a1rships in North America. He
brought over the worlds most ia
nous airship experts to win the
navy'S contract for building two g.
100000 cubic foot ships.
Litchf1eld's faith in future profits
from commercial airship produc-
ton and operation is expressed in
the S2,500,000 dock at Akron's mu-
nicipal airport, the most advanced
type OF airship berth in the world.
n
Doth Admiral Moffet and Itch
~ field. as executives, rest their
faith upon two of the greatest air.
ship engineers in the world. Thew
are Commander Garland Fulton of
the navy's bureau of aeronautics,
and DR.. Karl Arnstein, vice-pres-
ident and chief engineer of the
Goodyear-zeppelin Corporation.
Commander Fulton, just past 40.
a native of Mississippi, is the man
who prepared the requirements for
the two ships, of which the Akron
Is the first. DR.. Arnstein is the
engineer who drew up the designs to
tulton'S specifications.
Commander Fulton was graduated
from Annapolis in 1912. After two
years at sea, he took post-grad-
uate course in naval architecture at
Massachusetts, Tech and became a
naval architect in 1916.
He served in the New York navy
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NEGRO SWIMMERS
TO VIE FOR TITLE

and the American Red Cross. Fol
victory in some events, swimming
suits, donated by local concerns, viii
be awarded.
Juniors under IL years will par
ticipate in a 25-yard free style race
and in a high diving contest. Fol
juniors between. ~ and II there will
be a 50-yard free style race, an
under water swim, and a high div
ing contest.
Events for seniors, II years and
above, will be three races, 5O-yard
free style, 50-yard back stroke, and
5O-yard breast stroke; an under
water swim; and low board and
nigh board diving contests.
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Annual City Meet to Be
Sunday at Douglas
Park Pool.

The annual swimming carnival
for colored swimmers, which will be
held Sunday in the Douglas park
swimming pool, promises to be the
largest yet given. Many swimmers
have been practicing al the pool.
Ribbons will go to winners of first.
second and third places in the diff
ferent events. They will be given
by the city recreation department