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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-09-21

How is this hash made, waiter?"
asked a patron suspiciously in a St.
Paul hotel. Made, sir? Why hash
isn't made, it accumulates," replied
the waiter.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-09-21
st. PauPs Luth. Church, Willow River.

Rev. H. C. Sporleder, Pastor.
English service at $50 a. m. At
this hour the Lords Supper will be
observed. Sunday school 1915 a. M
Saturday school 100 p. m. at Mrs. Ed
Goring's.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-09-21

American ads save you money.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
MEASURES GALORE
FOR LEGISLATURE
NINE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.
ONE RECEIVED UP TO
THIRD WEEK
fRr Floriaa Pr.,.l

TALLAHASSEE. April 2T.--
The 1883 Florida Legislature had
received 9Sl bills al the close Of
its third week. putting Il far ahead
az the 1881 legislature in business
handled. AT a corresponding
date in the 1891 session approx.
masely 400 bills had been nitro.
duced.
So far. the current legislature
has passed four major measures:
A bin 10 extend tiase 81 TAX
payment from April to june 4,
1895.
a bsll extending the seventh
cent emergency gasoline tax fog
twu mere years
Il hsll eliminating tisp Is per-
cent penalty Tor failure to paF-
chase automobile license tags BE-
fore February i.
a bsIi giving the ssAse soaap-
troller p0wer 10 Appeint eenser-
vatoss f0r state haaks In fsnan-
cial difficulties
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
Mooney Trial Postponed;
viii Be Resumed May Y.
Limit Placed On
Sunday Sales In
Senate Beer Blu

Here are the high spots In
the beer bill ~ passed Tues-
day by the senate:
Puts revenue. estimated at
$4,000. 900 annually. in the
general, instead Of the school
fund.
Prohibits the sale Of beer
ON Sundays betwsen the
hours of IL .. m. and 2:3O
p. m.
Prohibits sale within loo
yards of . pubiis school build
ing, within 100 feet Of q
church ON weekdays or with
in 100 yards Of ! church on
Sundays.
Prohibits sale to persons
under 10 years Of age.
Prohibits free lunehes and
q sale Of beer over the bar;
buyers must drink a. tables.
Puts direction Of beer licens-
ing under the state comptroll.
er.
Prohibits Instances Of Ii.
censes 20 persons convicted
Of bootleggine or of crimes
iaavolving moral turpitade.
Permits counties TO vote
out beer at elections on Pc
tition Of 20 percent Of the
voters.
Permits cities to levy SO
percent Of the state tax for
licenses.
Prohibits brewers, or man-
ufacturers, from holding in-
terest in retail cstablishments
selling beer.
Requires all beer trucks 70
be plainly marked.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
|SENATESTICKS
TO FIRST AUTO
LICENSE BILL
REFUSES TO REPLACE FIVE,
TEN AND FIFTEEN DOLLAR
ITEM WITH ONE FOR FIVE
AND TEN FLAT
my Associated I,ress,

TALLAHASSEE, April 27.-
The sena.e today twice refused
70 replace the SIS. $40 and SIS
automobile license tag bill with
one calling for tags at flat rates
Of SIS and SO while the house de-
bated proposed elimination of poll
tax payments.
Proceeding with special consid-
Grafton of the SIS, $40 and SIS
measure which has been substituted
for the administration calling for
tage priced at SIS, SO and up, the
senate first defeated the amend
ment by Senators Getzen and Skies
who sought to have the tags cost
So and $40.
Afterward, the senate again de-
feated the move of the five and
ten advocates when it voted down
another amendment by Skies.
The house finally refused to
pass q committee bill to eliminate
poll tax payments as a require
ment for voting in primary cleo
tions, and sent the matter back
to the committee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
JAPS WITHDRAW
TROOPS in AREA
OF NORTH CHINA
SUDDEN MOVEMENT ATTIRE.
BUTED TO TROUBLE BREW.
ING BETWEEN JAPAN AND
RUSSIA IN MANctuRIA
tny Associated I.res.,


TIENTS1N. April q. The sud-
den withdrawal Of Japanese troops
from the coastal area Of north
China was attributed BY Chinese
leaders today TO the trouble brew.
ing between Japan and Russia in
Mauchuria.
An Associated Press dispatch
from Moscow told Of = Soviet re.
port that the Japanese army In
Manchuria approved . plan d
seize the Chinese Eastern RAllwa,
from Soviet Russia.
Chinese assert the firm stand
taken by Russia in protesting
seyering Of railroad connections
into Siberia and seizure Of trains
By Manchukuan guards forced
Japan to send tt army north
The railroad built By Russfa Il
jointly operated BY Russia and
Manchnkuo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
LEGION MEMBERS
! OFFERED VESSEL
FOR CUBA TRIP
NoRBERc THOMPSON PLACES
MOTOR VESSEL Al DlsPOs.
Al or LEcIoNNAIREs FOR
CONVENTION VOYAGE

Through the courtesy 81 Nor
berg Thompson the local post III
the American Legion has been ~
sared Of their trip to Havana to
attend the convention to Dc held
In that city May ., 10 and III.
The matter Of securing d vessel
10 take the local group To tho
Cuban capital was matter of
much thought and discussion until
the subject Was hroached ID Sir.
Thompson.
No sooner did he learn 81 she
situation than be grselousiy plag.
81 at The disposal VI tho members
The motor vessel Heron" This
vessel win eomfortahiy carry the
party 81 shout IS members, inclad.
INK the delegates
This also means that the Legion
Drum and Bugie corps. which Aas
been prartieing ever since the
convention was mentioned. vii
have the opportunity at attend
snr the celebration ana BE enahles
u show what they have ii the "a,
81 new seleekions and marches.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27

to a verdict, and it did not appear
as though any would be forth
coming.
The Judge then asked If there
was any point of law that needed
explaining. VIM. E. Nelson re-
piled advising the court that no
verdict had been reached and in
his opinion, none would be arrived,
OF his he felt positive.
From the time they went into
the jury room about 5 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, Mr.. Nelson told
the jadge, until 80 this morn
ing, they had discussed the case
and voted on the verdict with no
results.
Again this morning before
breakfast and after the morning
meal the same discussions had
been held and a vote taken, al
ways with the same result. He re-
iterated his statement that no
verdict was possible in his opin-
ion.
Judge Browne told the jury TO
retire until IL o'clock and see if II
was not possible to further dis
cuss the situation with view to
arriving at a verdict. The jury re-
tired.
At the noon hour the jury was
again called into the courtroom.
Asked if verdict was ready the
foreman replied to the contrary,
but voiced the opinion that within
the ensuing hour the jury would
have reached an agreement. They
were again allowed to retire with
instructions to call the Judge when
they were ready.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
LONG DRAWN our

A revamped cast and !
new stage setting VIII be re-
vealed when the curtain
rises in San Francisco May
% on the eleventh act Of
the long drawn out drama Of
Tom Mooney, CALIFORNIA;
noted "lifer."
A musty Indictment charging
him with the death Of one Of the
10 victims Of the bomb which ex-
ploded among spectators Of =
preparedness day parade in
July. 1916. has been hauled out
Of the files as The basis for what
promises to be . strange trial.
Originally Mooney was indicted
for each 81 the ten deaths. After
he was found guilty on one Of
these charges. eight others were
dismissed. The tenth has been
hanging over him ever since and
Louis A. Ward. Judge Of the
superior court, upheld the Mooney
defense ii is pies that he vas
entitled TO face his aecuaers On
this charge also and said he would
hear the case April %. Il was :
surprise move
The Mooney forces predict an
aequitsal 90 this revived indiet-
msnt. Ii fact Matthew Brady.
district attorney. expects that
outeorne also, il he i unahls %
eoayinss Judge ward that the
shargs should be disniassd forts
with.
Brady waa i police Judge when
the first trial too place and i
was BE who bound over Tor trial
Frank G. Oman, star witness FOR
khs prcseeution. when shA latter
Was accused 81 aGfempssd Sub
ordiuasion 81 perjury. 0xnnh SIS
acquitted but Brady beissvss
sEooasy's eouvietGon MS ansu6si.
fled.
Psank p. Walsh, vstaraa chief
81 TIE Moensy dsfense ssfps. wtse
has represented kln q many u
The 70 pasdon bearings ana ecaft
appeals Mhseh have faagttea sha
history e. ake esae. i expsete9 81
appear again ii Ne Old Tcie. ~
slstfnx ksm will be Lee VI CeI.
lagksx No hns ne hithestn kesa
is the frent Tow a. he easfs
TIE defenss wiEi tfy e. 16fea =
fawmaI hearinx ard e skaaEn 81
InmrueteA VssaSgf of ICES
ruiiEy Thetr tkeeFy i fhat ~
reear6 Ill snhanss Msoasys nsxs
PISS Tar ) pMrasm fFem TIE sss~
Iegnos ~ fhs ssssA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
PUBLIC WORKS
PROGRAM GROUP
START ON WORK
ADMINISTRATION BILL 7 o
REGULATE SALE or sECUR-
tiles GETS FAVORABLE
COMMITTEE REPORT
ti,y Assee.ntea Pressl

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The
administration bill, to regulate
sale of securities, finally emerged
from the senate banking commit
tee today with a favorable re-
port after weeks Of study and re-
vision.
The house began consideration
of the Administrations $1,000
900. 900 home mortgage bill under
rules that permit amendments but
limit the general debate to one
hour and q half.
Matthew Vol, vice president of
the American Federation of Labor,
told the house labor committee the
proposed changes in the 30 hour
work week bill advocated by Sec
rotary Perkins would make serfs
Of American industrial workers.
The drive of house advocates
for cash payment of the soldiers
bonus was suddenly halted, pend
ing action by the senate on the
cash bonus amendment by Senator
Robinson. Republican of Indiana,
to the farm relief bin.
The cabinet group, named by the
president TO work out his public
works program was called togeth.
er to begin drafting . measure
which will probably be the last Of
his major domestic rehabilitation
proposals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
PRISONERS PLANT
OUT VEGETABLES
GARDEN IN COUNTY JAIL
YARD UNDER JAILER ROB
ERTs' SUPERVISION

By raising vegetables IN Che
yard OF the county Jail. Leon
Roberts, says he Il not only com
hating prices. but Il saving the
county money a.sd - the same
time providing the prisoners with
essential vitamins
The IS prisoners IN tie inatitn-
.sion were today given m excel
lent dinner with variety 81 vege-
tables thMs wsre rslssa II shs yarA
Under khe sapexsision ~ IaiIsE
Rohegts.
There are several prisoners
dofng sams wkae are physically
unfit IL perfarm the barrier ana
more ardaeus saaks sgsosted the
oshess ana these have he~n usea
e. plant the garden ard ar@ sow
keevEmg il il sxe4Essns reaAsSen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
SANE STATUS
FOR PAYMENT
OF war DEBT
Roosevelt Willing To Con-
slider Debt Revision Al
ter Economic Confer
ence, However

WASHINGTON April ~.
President Roosevelt Is will
ling to consider war debt re-
vision after the world econ
ornic conference, but il was
emphasized authoritatively
today at the White House
that he had not entered in-
to any agreement for post
ponement Of June IS pay-
lnenss nor laid down any
plan Of debt settlement.
+ simultaneously At the
state department, Secretary
Hull indicated to reporters
the world truce on tariffs
pending the convening Of
the London conference in
June is under consideration,
and the United States Is fa-
vorably inclined toward il.
a for future war debt re-
vision, hints were dropped
a. the White House that this
subject might be gone into
considerably At the conclu-
sion Of the world economic
parley which eonvenes June
Il.
In the meanwhile il Is said
the president still expects
Che june IS payments to be
made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
Judge Refuses To Contin-
ue With Proceeding Fol-
lowing Shouting By
Crowds

SAN FRANCISCO, April
E27.The trial Of Thomas ].
Mooney, convicted Prepar-
edness day parade bomber,
was postponed BY Superior
Judge Louis H. Ward.
The shouting Of . crowd
Of Mooney syrnpathizers.
and other boisterous pro-
ceedings, caused the Judge
TO make this decision. May
q was SET tentatively for
resumption Of the case.
He claimed that the cheers
and howls Of the crowd, even
penetrating into the COURT
room as ne spoke, would be
prejudicial to fairness.
The judge claimed that he
was willing TO give Mooney
8 trial uuon the facts and
merits Of the case, but said
that he would not Be . party
to the raising Of constitu.
sionai :srounds upon which
il might seek to free the moi
| ed prisoner from his convic-
ton Of 10 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
WILCOX WORKS in
INTEREST OF KEY
VESTS HOSPITAL
REQUEST or CONGRESSMAN
70 MAINTAIN PRESENT FA-
cILITIEs GETS Sport OF
SURGEON GENERAL
Nv PAUL MAY
Special washington Correspondent
0e The Citizen

SNHeAaH WNAMtNEtDn G0EEespUMWent
~ The Citizen
WASHINGTON. April 27.-
The request Of Congressman Mark
Wilcox that the present facilities
Of the Marine Hospital at Key
West be- maintained has met the
unqualified support Of the sur
geon general. it was learned today.
General Hines. head of the vet
Grams administration, however, has
informed Wilcox thst under the
emergency econom act it il
doubtful if the Key West hospital
will be used by the veterans adj
ministration for other than emer-
gency cases growing out Of diseases
or injury Of a direct service con-
neetion.
Surgeon General Cummings, in
Il letter to Wilcox. said: II concur
fully In your desire to utilize the
hospital to the fullest extent. The
cost Of operating the Key West
institution has been less than
three dollars per patient per day
since the last Of July, which il
much lower than the cost Of OPP
Grating general medical and sur.
gical hospitals by the veterans adj
nainistFation.
He promised TO communicate
his ideas on the Key West hospital
TO General Hines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
CHINESE AND
yAPs IN BATTLE

PEIPTNC, April 27.--(shina&s
and Japanese armies fought !
sanguinary battle today near the
Nantienmen Great Wall Pass,
northeast Of here.
japanese artillery ard air bofsa-
ers pounded Chinese positions with
slight effect. and the Chinese sue
ceeded In hating Japanese infan-
try. II appeared TIE Chinese are
putting up the atiffsst Fsaistaaes
japanese hare eneeansegtd south
Of the Great WnlI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
GOVERNOR HEARD
ON SCHOOL JOBS
REQUESTS NONE BE NAMED
UNTIL LEGISLATURE
ADJoURNS
tRy Florida Pre..)

TALLAHASSEE, April 27.---
Governor Sholtz has requested
county school boards not to name
any school teachers. ianitors or
school bus drivers or contract for
such services until after the legiS-
Iature has adjourned is present
session.
The administration sponsored
sehooi bill is now up before the
legislature and should Il becosne .
iaw the entire setup II cur public
sshaol system viii be changed and
contracts entered into at this sirns
vii only serve 50 eofnplicase the
sehool situation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
HORIDANS USE
MUCH MOTOR FUEL
fBy Fisrssla Prss.,

TALLAHASSEE. April 20 -
Florisla motorists purchased A.
81. 0ss gallons Of motor fuel dur
fng the month az March. areord
ing % statement fren Comp
trOlleg Lees office. With the RS
tax fixed as seven cents = gallon
the state revenae from shss source
amountea t. $I,sas.S Te.6s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
Manslaughter Is Verdict
Of Jury In Roberts Case

Manslaughter is the verdict ar.
rived by The jury that tried the
case Of the State of Florida
against James Roberts, Jr.. charg.
ed with the killing of his father al
Tavernier, on January 10, 1888.
The jury sent for Judge
Browne shortly after I
o'clock and at las the YER
dict was read and recorded as
follows: I'VE the jury find
the defendant guilty of man
slaughter. So say we all"
"NEWTON CURRY.
Foreman"
Immediately after the verdict
was recorded the defense, VIM. FL
Malone and Allan B. CIeare, repre-.
scented by the latter, made a mo.
ton to set aside the verdict and
grant a new trial.
Judge Browne set Monday morn,
ing, before the court convenes fol
hearing the case Of William p
NAPLES, charged with murder, fol
arguments by the defense and
state.
The case went to the jury 4:30
o'clock yesterday afternoon fol
lowing lengthy charge by Judge
jefferson B. Browne. in which the
different phases of homicide were
carefully explained and all other
questions of the legal aspect of the
case analysed.
At 10 o'clock this morning wher
the jury entered the court room
Judge Browne asked if verdict
had been arrived at. The fore,
man, Newton Curry. replied thai
no agreement had been reached a!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
NO EFFORT TO
BE SPARED NOW

PARIS, April 81. Foreign MIN
lister Bonnet declared today no
effort must be spared in aiding
stabIlization Of other countries
moneys, as financial experts saw
France heading toward . three
power pact with the United States
and Great Britain for that pur-
pose
Meantime, Premier Daladier il
said BY friends TO be actively pre-
pairing to pay dsfauIted debt in
Mallments due the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
ROBERT GORE
TO GET POST
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER TO
BE GOVERNOR or
PUERTO RICO

WASHINGTON, April ~.
Prssidene Roosevela intends
10 came Robert Gore. Of Chi
eago and Florida A. governor
81 Puerso Ri<o.
Gore Il puhlisher Of news.
papers ii DaytonA Beach.
Deland and Fort L.auderdale.
and was cIosely Identified
With she dsmoerAsis national
eAmpaign. Eiis early aomina-
sion j II prospect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
SHIPS
LOT OF FRUIT
fBy Fleriaa prs..l

TAl4lsAHASSkk. April t.
Announcement has been made ~
the State Marketing Bureau that
SIS, ESQ ears az fruit and vegetables
valued ii SCI, sT6.62s /. .. 3. were
shipped from Florida points daring
January. February ard March,
1883. sale of livestock and poal-
try products fer the same period
amounted 10 s2.sae,sT0.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
CONSOLIDATION
BILL FAVORABLE
nv Florida Prs..,

TALLAHASSEE. April 81.
An administration sponsored bin
to consolidate the departments Of
game and fresh water fish, the
shell fish commission. forestry and
the State geological survey was re-
ported favorably BY the House
committee on Conservation. The
committee offered an amendment
TO eliminate the department OF
forestry from the consolidation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-27
HUGS WRONG TIME

EVANSTON. TI.For huxring
w5rl with one aEm while he was
driving an autensshsle. Chester
Lender. Of this city. was fired
SIC.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13

MONDAY
 Breakfast
 Stewed Apricots Rolled Oats Cereal MIR Whole Wheat Toast Milk Coffee ScalIoped Tomatoes Boiled Potatoes Whole Wheat Bread Butter
 Milk
 Dinner
 Meat Loaf Baked Potatoes Mashed Turnips Shredded Carrot Salad Whole Wheat Bread Butter Steamed Broad Pudding Milk Coffee
 TUESDAY
 Breakfast
 Apple Sauce Rice Cereal MIX Buttered Toast Milk Coffee
 Lunch
 Scalloped Potatoes Steamed Spinach Whole Wheat Bread Butter
 Milk
 Dinner Praised Stuffed Breast of Lamb Crowned Potatoes Gravy Bread Butter Tapioca- -Custard Pudding Milk Tea WEDNESDAY
 Breakfast
 Stewed Prunes Bacon Toast MIX Coffee
 Lunch
 creamcd Carrots Boiled Potatoes in Jackets Bread Butter MIX Coffee
 Dinner Beef pot-Roast with Vegetables Whole Wheat Bread Butter Rice Pudding Milk Coffee THURSDAY
 Breakfast
 Baked Apple
 Milk Toast MIX Coffee
 Dinner
 Southern Hash
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13
One Week s Menus For
 Economy And Balance
Specially Prepare Menu for Every Day of the Week
 That Satisfies Purse and Diet

Menus may be planned which Are low in cost, yet contain all khe essentials of balanced diet. Given below are low cost menus for an entire week. They have been planned by Inez s. Wilson, home economist.
 SUNDAY
 Breakfast
 Sliced Oranges French Toast with Brown Sugar Milk Coffee
 Dinner
 Roast Pork Shoulder Crowned Potatoes with Gravy
 Cole Slaw Whole Wheat Bread Butter
 Baked Apple Milk Coffee
 Supper
 Scailoped Potatoes Meat Salad Sandwiches Milk Tea
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13
An Egg NOg That
 Is Sure to Thrill

MIX and honey and Q touch of nutmegi No, it's not the beginning of an Oriental poem-but an ut- teriy delightful food drink you can prepare right in your own Kitchen nutritious, splendid for the chil- dren.
 Now is a good time to have a recipe like this up your sleeve, ready to spring on the family when all else fails. We speak sagely, bee cause this Is the season of jaded appetites, due to food and more food, and more ontop of that
 3 eggs
 8 tablespoons honey
 Few grains salt
 2M cups evaporated milk
 2h cups cold water
 Nutmeg.
 Separate yolks and whites of eggs. Beat yoliss with honey and salt. Add milk and water. Fold in the stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour into glasses and sprinkle with nutmeg. Yield: 6 servings. Serve the egg nog in piping cold, frosty glasses---and you might even have little fun buying yourself some of those tricky new glasses, with colored animal pictures. of- ten little touch like that makes tho homemakers an artist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13
Do You Make
 Good Pie Crust?

Maybe mother used to make good pic and maybe she didn't but you don't have to depend on heredity or luck. It's a science and you can learn how to have a Flight hand" even for pie crust, says Beu- lah V. Gillaspie in McCall's for | February--and pie Is good for any, body if 1t is made right:
 What is good pie crust? It is Haky and tender; 1t should be rather rough fin appearance, like the new pebbled silks. And no mat ter how soft the filling, never, never, never should the undercrust be soggy. The final proof of per- feet pastry is the color--a rich, delectable, golden brown. "A light hand for pastry isn't a matter of luck. Any woman who will take the trouble to master n few basic principles can make really super lative pie.
 "In the first process, mixing the fat with the flour, the rule is: Never over-ffaix the fat and the flour. Your aim is to coat the par ticles of fat with flour, so that the flour can take up enough water to bind the particles together. To prevent over-mixing, cut the fat into the flour with pastry mixer or with knives. Hold knife in each .hand and cut back and forth, letting the knives slip past each other until the particles are about the size of rice grains. Some of our best pie-makers use their fln- gers for mixing, but this technique requires skill. An inexperienced person Is always tempted to work too long, so that the fat becomes warm and coats the flour with grease. And grease-coated parti- cles will not absorb enough water to make tho pastry fiaky.
 "In adding water, SD. inkie just a little over the fat and flour and toss the mixture lightly with fork. Sprinkle a little more water over the dry surface and toss again. Continue until the dampened par.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-13

What makes a better break fast? The answer Is easy. It is that unexpected touch which gives it .individuality-7differentiates it from the other three hundred and sixty-four breakfasts of the year. This touch needn't be much -. just new taste, a new tang, Q new color, an unusual combination.
 Here is better breakfast" for instance, which gives a new taste. tomatoes--and t new tang. onions-to an old dish, scrambled eggs--adds q new color, red---to what usually is all yellow, and offers an unusual combination In this main dish. Here's the menu:
 Grapefruit Halves
 Cornmeal Mush with Top Milk
 or Cream
 Eggs Scrambled with Tomatoes
 Whole Wheat Raisin Toast
 MarmaIadc Coffee