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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1932-03-01

in the state of Illinois, In some instances thirty forty
practically all of whom unknown, have filed
candidates for single Office In instances this does
happen by accident but by design 1t intended that
the shall be confused that he make head
tail OF the business The political machines will to it
that their immediate friends and henchmen know exactly
who for and the general public will be left in help
less confusion.
AS a matter of fact only few of this large number
have the slightest chance of being factors the cleo
ton What shall the general public do who mem
bers of party machine and who do desire to be They
must have such organization the Anti Saloon
League assist them in this predicament The League
seeks office. In all its history has taken the position
that no man who is seeking public office remain
official of the AntiSaloon League 1t asks no reward for
its services but the field with honest purpose of
learning which candidates can be relied upon if elected,
support of prohibition and against its modhca
ton or repeal
Leaders of experience and wide contact throughout the
make possible for the League reach high degree
of accuracy its recommendations, and has become
agency of large political influence and great benefit to the
public just because of the sincerity and skill shown in the
performance of its difficult task
By the nature of Our commission from the churches,
expected conne attention to the subject of pro-
hbon We render general service in addition because it
happens that who right this subject is usually
right every other subject which has any moral sign
and usually brings reliable judgment to bear upon
matters of general public policy
Owing the present status of the prohibition struggle,
we necessarily conne suggestions almost entirely to
candidates for congress and the state legislature In these
two the main battle still being waged and on them
attention must be conferred
To Our friends who read this article, closing advice
is Do be stampeded by the large number of candidates
from which you have choose Make it point to find out
who are good candidates for all important offices for which
YOU wish to vote locally Do for candidates about
whom you know nothing. Better not vote at all for those
offices in which you have information about candidates.
The chances that if you do that you will vote
for the wrong people.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1932-03-01

une economy and modern efficiency and second the adop
ton of an equitable and enforceable system.
Forward-looking citizens will agree with Mr. Custer on
the points he makes his clear statement To his rivals he
has issued challenge which they afford to ignore
He has appealed the of Republican voters
and warned them against sham issues.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12
Girl Reserves
Plan to Honor
Dads, Mothers

High school Girl Reserves from
ten local and suburban high schools
are uniting in a mother, dad and
daughter banquet to be held at Cen
trail Y. w. c. A. at $50 Friday.
Miss Frances Louise DUNCAN,
president of the interclub council,
will preside. Program features.
based on the theme. once in a
Blue Moon" VIII include:
Club songs LED bv Mrs Donald d. Hoo
yer; welcome 10 The parents b. Miss Jane
Colsher. president Of the Shortrldge eIuo'
response for the mothers by Mrs. O. s.
Guio. response for the fathers by Clarence
Davies from the Broad Ripple club, and
piano solo by Miss Dorothy Murphy oil
Shortridee club
viii be made By Miss Jenna Birks. Girl Re
serve executive Responses will be mace
bv Miss Virginia Childers. president OF the
Manual club. for those ALREADY wearing the
rings and by Miss Lois Williams vice
president Of the interclub council. on be-
half OF the girls accepting the rings as
challenge 10 Girl Reserve ideals.
Girls accepting rings are.
Misses Willadean BOYD Beech Grove,
Clara Dykstra. Beech Grove; Daisy Lynch.
Beech Grove, Mildred Shakeal. Beech
Grove: RUBY Mae Scott Beech Grove
Billie Thornburg Beech Grove; Evelyn
Wilder Beech Grove. Hazel Quo, arsenal
Technical; Lois Williams. Arsenal Teen
meal. Dolores Dorsey. George Washington;
Fleta Edwards George washington; Rosa
Karstoff. George Washington: Isabel Sharp.
George Washington. Jean SHARP. George
Washington: Margaret Carter. Shortridge
Jane coishsr. shortridge and Alice Mae
Martin Broad Ripple.
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fMANNtRSANOMO
N\' BY JANE JORDAN /p)

sars it's time 10 settle down I Just love
70 dance but he won't LEI me When he
comes home al nights he reads the pa
per and goes right 10 bed When I STAY
home all day. feel like going some
There are no children TO Tie us down.
He fuses all the time. We are not rich,
bal have fairly good home. but II Is
getting so I don't see how / can stand II.
He is always saying I step out but II
isn't true. Sometimes I think I will,
for ! know he has. Would you please
advise me what 70 do2
BROwN-EYED BLONDE.
Dear Brown Eyed Blonde-The
thing you need is an absorbing in
terest outside your own home in
the daytime. The life at home in
the evening would not be stale. II
you would go to work for a while,
you would understand what makes
your husband so tired that he is
ready for bed. If you can't do any
more than to develop a hobby that
takes you away from home a part
of the day, it would relieve your
ennui.
A home as good as your is not
to be given up lightly Stepping out
with other men is no solution 10
the problem. Love without its re-
flnements leaves a woman lonelier
than ever.
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Will Fete
Teachers

Teachers Of city high schools and
presidents Of clubs will be guests
Of the Altrusa Club at its dinner
meeting Friday at the Columbia
Club
Women in Industry" will be the
subject Of the talk by DR.. Chester
NJ. Sanford. who has spent several
years in the study Of educational
and vocational guidance in high
schools.
Miss Eunice johnson is chairman
Of the meeting, scheduled at Sis.
Members Of the club have been
invited TO attend meetings Of the
Indiana Council on International
Relations at the Claypool, May II
to IA.
They will also attend the May
breakfast at the Forest Hills Coun-
try Club. with Richmond club men,
bers as hostesSes.
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APPOINT GUIDES
FOR CAMP TRIPS

Guides for inspection trips around
Camp Delight Sunday, when it will
be open to visiting groups, have
been announced. They are Misses
Katherine Hamilton, Pauline Rush
ton, Pauline Summers. Myrtle
Powell. Frances Hiatt and Evelyn
Carpenter
Miss Louise F. Noble, director Of
the health education department
Of the Central Y. W. c. A., will be
director of the camp for the week
end A program including group
singing. inspirational and poetry
hours, nature hikes and sports, has
been planned
Assisting Miss Noble will be
members of the central staff. in
Guiding Mesdames Robert Brandes.
Anne w. Lindsey, Donald d. Hoover
and Miss Jenna Birks.
The camp also will be open Sat-
urday.
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PLAN SPRING CARD
PARTY SATURDAY

A spring card party for women
of the Shriners will be held Satur-
day in the social room Of the Murat
temple.
Arrangements are being made
by the ladies card party committee
of the temple, including:
Mesdames Edward B. Raub, Charles L.
Buschman. E. z. Temperly. Fred c.
Krauss. Edgar Hart. Clifford F. Cox. viii
liam H. Bockstahler Clyde E. Titus, Frank
W. Litchtenberg. Glen J. BookwaiteE'
Homer L. Cook. John Coll. H. NJ. Tebsy'
Fred McNeely. Bert Gadd. orville Crooke
and Russell Thompson.
Prizes have been provided, includ-
ing a special one contributed by the
potentate. Edward B. Raub. Con-
tract auction and euchre will be
PLAYED. Admission will be by Ia
dies Shrine card. issued through
mobiles of the temple.
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Personals

Mrs Charles A. Kelley ST.. 5l54
North Capitol avenue. has returned
home after a four months visit in
Burlington. Ia.
Mrs. c. f. Whitehill has gone TO
Whitehill lodge at Goodman. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Meyer. 20 West
Forty-second street. and Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Schumacher will
spend the weekend at French Lick.
Mrs. A. r. Dewey. 1904 North Illi-
nois street. will return this week
from Dallas. Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lurvev. 54l4
Washington boulevard. have re-
turned from French Lick.
Miss Evelyn Mendenhall. daugh-
ter Of Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Menden-
hall 1904 Broadway, will arrive
Thursday from the University of
Missouri. She will have as her
guests, Miss Virginia Davis. St.
Louis. Mo. and Mrs. jean Ross
Buckley. Columbia. Mo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12

You'll find this little suit very
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Pen Women
Will Visit
De PAW

A visit 70 De PAW university
Nav q will constitute the next
meeting OF the League OF American
Pen Women.
Mrs. L. D. Owens president. will
preside at a business meeting 70 be
held at 1890 in the faculty room
OF Studebaker Memorial Admin
istration building. A musical pro-
gram by the university choir, under
the direction OF Dean r. G. Nc
Cutheon. viii be given az 1880 IN
Meharry hall
Luncheon will be served at l in
the Lucy Rowland hall.
Mrs. OVID Butler Jameson national STATE
vlce-presioent. wil resuond 20 the toast
Mrs. Fe.lx u McNnirter honorary presi-
dent VIII talk The rr0Vram has been
rrranreo ~ Nesdames Prank G. Tlsden.
Louise 2. Earring =. A. OEr and Ear H
Ellis
Mrs owens and Mrs o Guio are IN
charge n reservations
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LADIES' AUXILIARY
TO GIVE BENEFIT

Ladies auxiliary Of the Veterans
OF Foreign Wars. Frank T. Strayer
post. will hold a benefit dance Sat-
urdsy at 36l transportation build
ing.
The program includes music by
Johnnie Thrasher's orchestra. dane
ing and singing by pupils OF the
Wild sister studio, and talks on
Safety" by Lieutenant Frank Owen
and Tim McMann Of the police de-
partment.
Mrs. Mary Lidenbaum is general
chairman. assisted by Nesdames
James Ryan and Nellie Carey.
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PUPILS TO GIVE
SPRING RECITAL

Spring recital Of pupils OF the Sue
Carolyn Studios Of Modern Music
will be held at ais tonight in the
addition salon of the viking Music
Company. 100 East Ohio street.
Pupils from both the piano and
voice sections will participate They
arc:
Misses Annette Ewers. Marv Slider. Bet
~ Lanre Ncdra CONWAY. Marv jewell
Fargo Anna Marie Zimmerman. Ruby
Wocsner Betty Jane Noonan. Mavcrnc
Rhodes Alma Hohlt. Mona Hsmm. Jose
nhine Krsmmes Lucille Morrison. Flossie
Chustv. Nellie Minter Harriet Min'er.
Pave Hitchcock Edith Miller. Barbara
Baas Grace Davis Velms Psttman. Fan
nv Finkelstein Louise Cook Ruby Petit
grew. Margaret Walters and Maxine
Sosehv.
Messrs Jacs Hatton. George Stub. Mar
win Hamm Larry Wilson Frederick En-
dioott. wilbur Rrcutzisns Henry Hohlt
and Jesse McGruder
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Girl
Is Concert
Guest Star

81 Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. May Il.
Miss Ruby winders. contralto SOLO
ist OF indianapolis. will be guest
artist for the concert 70 be gwen
Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock cy
the Indiana university girls glee
club.
This will be the first public con-
cert given BY this organization TINS
year. The public is invited 10 at
tend the musical recital. which Will
be in Alumni hall Of the new Union
building. with Professor John l..
Geiger as director.
Miss Winders has been a student
OF Professor Geiger for several
years. and gave a recital al the uni
versity last summer. She IS sololst
for the First Friends church, In
dianapolis.
First half OF Sundays program
will be devoted to modern compost
tons and the second part Will be
given over TO a group Of numbers
that Wagner wrote in chorus for
women's voices.
The personnel of the giee club Is
as follows.
soprano-MiIdred Akey. Decatur. Betty
Barber. Madison: Frances BrinoleN,
Madison: Ruth Brown. Attica' Margaret
Carver Mauckport. Bonita duncan.
BLOOMINGTON. Lillian Evans, Oontlc'
Dorothy Goodman. Monticello. MARY
Katherine Hail. Marion: Elnora Hartman,
South Bend. Helen HAYS Wngate; Grace
Henke Holland. Esther Hershman. crown
Point. Ruth Mitchell. Lyons. Jane Myer,
Rensselaer,: Anna Mary Nicholas. La
fayette; Virginia RAY. Montpeiifr; Marina
Stephenson. Greenwood and Arlene Van
Auken Pleasant Lake.
Mezzo Soprano-Florence Carpenter.
Union City; Mary Crawford Bloomlpgton;
Helen Dav. oxford; Doris DIX. Yeddo'
Marian Hahn Wakarusa. Mary Hay.
Michigan CITY; Helen Haubold, Decatur.
Pauline Hendrickson. Paragon; Margaret
MCGOWAN, South Bend; Mary Josephine
Perkins Bloomington; Mildred Peacock.
Indianapolis: Mrs. Lorna Walker. Clover
dale and Rebeccs williams. Leavenworth.
Contralto-Ka therine Arthur. Patoka.
Betty Bos!er, New Albany, Helen Clark.
Bloomington: Martha Collins. Tipton.- Ed
ma nr.'brecht. Tell City: Hope Hide
brand. -'iymouth; Delta Howell, Bloom
ington; Elaine Kessler Evansville; Virginia
Mock. LeavenwOrth; Maxine Norton.
Crown Point. Elenore Smiley. Indianapolis:
Georgianna Sowash. Crown Point. and
Ruth Spencer Logsnsport.
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PLANNED
FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Several prenuptial parties have
been planned for Miss Ruth Omel-
vena. whose marriage TO William
Bugs Will take place May n IN
Chimney Rock. n. c.
Mrs. Cranston Mugg, Mrs. Paul
Durham and Miss Margaret
Thompson viii be hostesses May 20
al bridge party. while Mrs. Ches-
ter Ridge Will entertain the follow
ing afternoon with an afternoon
party. Miss Catherine Hedrick will
honor the brlde-elect the night Of
Nav D.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12
new WONDER GLAND
TONIC DISCOVERED

Having brought more happiness to
hundreds Of persons than any other
form Of treatment. this wonderful
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tonic. Glendage. as this treatment Is
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YOUNG PEOPLE TO
PRESENT COMEDY

The young people of the Univer-
sity Park Christian church, Twenty
ninth street and Kenwood avenue,
will present a three-act comedy,
The Red Headed Stepchild," at 8
Friday in the church auditorium.
Leading roles in the play will be
taken by:
Misses Margaret NJ. Davis and Esther
Poe. and David Movers and Harold Jones.
others in the cast are Misses Louise Web
ster. willsisne Bovoe. Maurine Campbell.
Barbara zechiel. Hilds Cunningham. Mario
wilde and Rex Gentry and Franklin
Fleece.
Professor Claude Sifritt Of Butler
university is director Of the play.
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MOTHERS GROUP
NAMES OFFICERS

Mrs. Horace d. Elwood is the new
president of the Mothers club Of
Kappa Delta Rho fraternity at But
Ter university. which met Tuesday
at the chapter house, 400 West
Forty sixth street.
Others elected are: Mrs. Gino
Ratti. president; Mrs. William
H. Williams, secretary; Mrs. Irwin
Cotton, treasurer; Mrs. Ratti, social
chairman. and Mrs. E. B. Olliphant,
publicity.
Following the business meeting tea
was served with Mrs. George Rud-
dick and Mrs. Fred Mayer presid-
ing
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so HOOSierS
Will Attend
Club Session

Fifty Indiana club women will at
tend the biennial convention Of the
General Federation OF Womens
Clubs in Seattle. in June. accord
Ing 70 Mrs. Thomas J. Brooks. Bed
ford, transportation chairman.
Plans were discussed Tuesday
night for the general assembly At
the state board meeting OF the In
diana Federation Of Clubs a. the
ClaypOol. Mrs John W. Moore.
chairman OF the department OF
legislation. emphasized the import
ance Of maintaining the fedora
tons present measures instead OF
promoting new ones for the coming
session Of the legislature
Urge Back Home" Drive
a back home campaign Of edu-
cation is favored BY the federation
School attendance and child labor
probation. health measures for chill
dren, and the protection Of the
housing laws are among the meas
urcs 70 be guarded
At the meeting. with Mrs. Edwin
n Canine, Terre Haute. presiding
u was announced that Mrs. Edwin
F. Miller. Peru. will represent IN
diana on the national board Of the
federal convention.
Indiana Will have five delegates
TO the meeting OF the Epsilon Sigma
Omicron. national educational So
rority affiliated with the federation
TO be held at the general conven-
ton. Mrs. Frank J. Sheehan. Gary.
and Mrs. Quincy A. Myers. Perry
vile state president OF the organi-
zation. will attend a meeting Of
Gamma chapter Of Illino. in Chi
cago Wednesday.
Enlist New Clubs
Sixth district Of the federation
at Rushville. with Mrs. Fred Ball.
chairman. has enlisted the largest
number OF new clubs. senior and
junior, ard has acquired the largest
number Of suoScri ptiOns 70 the Club
Woman during the past year.
Dates for the child health pro-
gram and club federation day At
Bethany park we're announced for
July and Aug. ]. respectively. {.
Dr. Ada Schweitzer division di-
rector Of the state board Of health.
reported the child health work will
open at Winona lake. and Mrs. E.
c. Rumpler announced details o.
club federation dav.
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PARTY IS PLANNED
AT MERIDIAN HILLS

An informal dinner-bridge is
scheduled on the social calendar
Of the Meridian Hills Country Club
at I Saturday, with members and
their friends as guests.
Committee in charge includes
Messrs. and Mesdames Fred Case.
Parke Cooling and Frederick
Grumme.
Reservations are to be made at
the clubhouse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12
TUBERCULOSIS CARE
MOVE IS INDORSED

Maintenance for proposed
Flower Mission hospital for ad-
RANGED cases Of tuberculosis will be
sought by the Woman's Organiza-
ton. National Association of Retail
Druggists, local chapter 90 which
passed a resolution Tuesday to pc
tition the city board of health and
city council for cooperation.
The Indianapolis Flower Mission
has offered to erect such a hospital
on city hospital grounds if the city
Will maintain it.
Mrs. w. c. Sted.eld. president.
was in charge Of the meeting. held
in the Blue and Gold tearoom.
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Card Parties

Ladies Society of the Brother
hood o. Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen will hold a card party
tonight at its hall, English avenue
and Shelby street.
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
of America will hold a card party
wednesday. MAY 10, at the Anal
gamated hall. 1863 West Pratt street.
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MRS. JOHN KINNEY
IS PARTY HOSTESS

Mrs. John Kinney. $3.50 North
Capitol avenue. was hostess to the
mother-daughter meeting of the
AMIGA Club Wednesday night. Gov
ers for dinner we're laid at small
tables decorated with rose and yell
low candles carrying out the club
colors.
Mrs. Paul Ameter sang. while Miss
Mary Inez Stewart gave piano So
los. TIE social hour was led by
Mesdames Jack Falter, Frank Rich
ards and Earl Eberhardt.
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MRS. ROGERS PLANS
FAREWELL DINNER

Mrs. Robert Rogers. 1902 Park
avenue. will be hostess tonight at
farewell dinner to members Of her
bridge club. Mrs. Rogers will leave
soon TO make her home at Mil
waukee. Wis.
Guests will be: Mesdames E. D.
Lukenbill. H. S. Holmes. c. Al
Holmes. B. r. Zillatus. Clyde Wall,
Charles A. Kelley Jr., and Miss
Catherine Barnett.
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GircS BTidqc P0Ttu

Mrs. F. H. Katterhenry enter
tanned with a luncheon bridge to-
day AZ her home near MartinSville.
Guests were. Mesdames Max Zieg-
Ter. Renson Rathfon. Gustave A.
Mueller. P. A. Keller. J. j. Granting.
2. B. Pettiiohn. Fred zwick and
Guy y. Rock.
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Mrs. w. Richardson Sinclair will
be hostess TO members OF the In
dianapOlis Garden Club Friday
afternoon at her home in Crows
Nest. Following the meeting. MEM
bers Will visit the gardens of Mrs
Nicholas II. Moves and Mrs Charles
j. Lynn. both in Crows Nest
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Prof. H0r0nlu to Speak

Victories of the Orient" will be
the subject of a talk by Professor
John j. Haramy OF the Indiana
Central college at the last meeting
Of the world affairs group of the
Irvington Union Of Club Study
Glasses. The meeting will be held
at 10 Friday at the home Of Mrs.
Walter Kessler. SAB North Audubon
road.
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pI0u tn Re Girpn

Parent Teacher Association OF
School so will present the Suther-
land Players in three-act COM
edy. The Ferguson Family, Fri
day in the school auditorium. Mrs.
Frank White is president.
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Alpha section of Alpha Gamma
sorority will hold a theater party
tonight in celebration Of the second
anniversary OF the group. A busi-
ness meeting viii precede il at the
home OF Miss Ellen Clark. IT'S Mid
die drive, Woodruff Place.
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Hold Guest Meetinn

Tau Delta Phi sorority held a
guest meeting Wednesday night at
the home of Mrs. Hazel Abraham,
1893 North Dearborn street. Mrs.
Frances NfcWhorter was hostess
Guests we're Mesdames Marie Bush
Clenna Jones and Beulah Fox.
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Sponsor Splash Portu

Mrs. Grace L. Buschmann is
sponsoring a bridge splash party at
the Sphinx Wawasee. Wawasee, from
Friday. June g. to Sunday, June 5.
Mrs. Buschmann is a contract
bridge instructor.
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Hold Annual .Ncetin0

Riverside Democratic Club will
hold its annual meeting tonight at
the Olympic Club. Riverside drive
and Pruitt street. a reception will
BE- held for Democratic nominees
and defeated candidates.
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Daily Recipe
BAKED STUFFED
EGGS WITH CORN

Cut eight hard-cooked eggs
in half lengthwise and mash
yolks. Saute = cup chopped
mushrooms in two tablespoons
butter until tender and add 10
yolks. Add one teaspoon salt.
one-eiehth teaspoon pepper.
one-eighth teaspoon prepared
mustard and two tablespoons
cream and refill whites with
the mixture. Place in a shall
low huttered baking dish. To
a can OF corn add one fourth
cup cream and seasoning 10
taste and pour around the
eggs. Cover with tuttered
bread crumbs and brown in
hot oven.