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Evening star., 1933-02-07
M0LLUSK DISCOVERED
BY ATLANTIC EXPEDITION
Named in Honor of johnson and
Burtsh of Smithsonian-Man
Other Finds Reported.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, February
IA scientific expedition sponsored by
Eldridge r. johnson and DR.. Paul
Bartsch of the Smithsonian Institution
yesterday reported many new discov-
cries in what is considered the deepest
part of the Atlantic Ocean.
One was mollusk. 1t was named
"Clava Johnsoni Bartsch" in honor Of
the expeditions director, DR.. Bartsch,
and Mr.. johnson. who yesterday OBJ
served his 66th birthday anniversary.
The purpose of the excursion is to
explore the deepest part of the Atlantic
at Puerto Rican Deep mares Deep to
ascertain the depth and to study va
rious forms of marine life.
The survey will continue during the
Winter months through a four-year
period. Mr.. johnson IS furnishing his
yacht for the purpose.
Evening star., 1933-02-07
PHONE REVENUES FALL
Pennsylvania Bell, However,
Shows SAVINGS in Expenses

Pennsylvania Bell, However,
Shows Savings in Expenses.
PHILADELPHIA, February Dr.
The Bell Telephone Co. Of Pennsyl-
vania in its annual report yesterday
showed total operating revenues for
1882 of S64,877,56 reduction of IL
per cent from the previous years total
of 100000
Total operating expenses were $46.-
985,680, saving of per cent. This
permitted, after all necessary deduc-
tions, said the report, $6,886,570 for
dividends. This more than covered
payments en- preferred stocks, but the
company, which serves Delaware, re-
ported total operating revenues for
1882 of $1,869.855, compared with
S1,994,22 Operating expenses were
81, ,16l 279 or 8 per cent less, and
$9,468 was left III surplus after pay
melt of dividends.
Evening star., 1933-02-07

her white gown.
Knceling b e S / d e
the girl, DR.. Or
man raised her
head and clasped
it to his breast
while sobS shook
his body.
Lying across a
window sill, its
arms and head
dangling outside,
was the body OF a
man whom Alyne
end the d ct o r
had found rlt1lng
the wall safe.
+ y
"Alyne screamed
as we entered the
lihra w - eYnlainpd
Evening star., 1933-02-07
PIT. A. Meeting Postponed.

ENrTCNT, Md. February (Spe-
c'cD The February meeting of the
I .'@--+- Teacher Ac"ociation CT the Glen
i~c-s School has ben postponed from
rkr-.dGv night until February 16 be-
c~uso Ct the va a'-ntine dance to be given
b. the association on Friday night
Evening star., 1933-02-07
School PLAY Planned.

SANDY SPRING, Md, February 7
(SpeciaD The seniors of Sherwood
High School at Sandy Spring will pre-
sent on February II in the assembly
hall at o'clock, a mystery play en-
titled "Spocky Tav-:n," under the di-
rection Of Miss Luc.le Appleby.
Evening star., 1933-02-07
Front Royal Man Dies.

FRONT ROYAL, Va, February 7
(SpeciaD Joseph S. Biggs, So, well
known citizen of Front Royal, died last
night. He was stricken with apoplexy.
He is survived by his wife, one daugh-
ter, Vera: three sons. Joseph, jr.; Ralph
and Che rles, all at home.
Evening star., 1933-02-07
Double Death.
By III, A. RIPLEY.

A S two shots rang through the
~ drawing room, eight guests laid
II down their bridge hands.
\ pushed back their chairs and
rushed to the library.
A shrek pierced the air and Mrs.
Morton tainted at the sight of her
daughter Alyne, stretched on the floor.
blood from a temple wound staining
cYou-y,
Evening star., 1933-02-07
Shermantine Rites Tomorrow.

LEONARDTOWN, Md, February 7
(SpeciaD Funeral services will be held
at the Ebernezer Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow at 2 pm. for Mrs.
John A. Shermantine, age s5, of Cali
fornia, Md.
Evening star., 1933-02-07
FILE KREUGER CLAIMS
American Investors Throng Office
of Referee in New York.

NEW YORK, February 7 L4).-Amer-
lean investors in Kreuger & Toll Co
Swarmed into the Office of Federal
Referee Henry K. Davis yesterday to
file the proofs of claim that would en-
title them to a share in any assets
that may be salvaged from the con-
Germ.
The investors, who participated ir
the $4,000 900 debenture issue of foul
years ago, continued to file into the
Office until midnight, when the time
limit expired.
Evening star., 1933-02-07
Benefit Dance Planned.

WARRENTON, Va, February (Spe-
ciaD "A masquerade dance will be
given at the fire house on Main rtreet
February IA for the benefit of the Vol
unteer Fire Department. Tickets, So.
Evening star., 1933-02-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FROM CCLynBUs. OHIO FFs 9 OR, 10;
t-.-1 New Nor.; Feb. .; from PIIia. i Fe5s
You ct NV.
long G-DISTANCE MOVING BETWEEN ALL
Eastern Foints Service since 1896" Da-
Wilson's Transfer A. Storage Co., lily H
ST. NV Nat 0960.
WHEN YOU NEED AN ELECTRICIAN. CALL
the Electric Shop on Wheels. Inc. A COM
pletc shop on wheels brought to your door.
No job too large, none too small. 24-hour
service. Wisconsin 4S21.
HONEY, LBS. TABLE. 90c; COOKING,
10 lbs. 81; combs. 81. Del. Call HONEY
POT. West 0654. before 10 am.
DAILY TRIPS, FULL AND PART LOADS;
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York. Boston;
Richmond and all way points; unexceleo
seryaeei MeT,o5s phone s1 Ma Nat % lac ,seoc rNc
l317 New York Ave. Local Moving Also.
CHAIRS FOR RENT, SUITABLE FOR
BRIDGE PARTIES. banauets, weddings and
meetings, l0c up per day each; new chairs.
Also inyalid rolling chairs for rent or sale
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. AIS 10th
ct. NV. Metropolitan IS44
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SAVING OLD ROOFS

Our thorough knowledge OF repairs often
puts of the great cost Of new roofing
for years. Send for us Save dollarsi
KHokS Roofing 933 St. NV
AA~>%AtS ~ Company North 4423
Evening star., 1933-02-07
Table Shows Gains.
In the following table are son

In the following table are some of
the larger companies thus fer report
ing, which show gains in cash account
at the 1882 fiscal year end, over the
previous year end Figures represent
units of 81 000 000).
Evening star., 1933-12-09

WHITE-HOUSES.
e3s5 Wyoming ave- nw.-1a r.,
1902 Buchanan st. n.w.-s r.. b.,
go, oil burner, cleo, sarage ...,.: :. 10000
smi, garage ......,. 10000
all modern improvements :" =. 1o5.oo
112 Leland St. Ch,, Ch, Md-11 T..
1880 Mass. ,; ave. n.w.s r. b. ami iIco" Ico"
log Oxford St. CHEVY Chase, Nd
5g0o 33rd St. n-w-6 r., b.. ami. $500
sSS So sss.IS.a Ss;.sSo,Is s: R'SsP .I 1870
1905 II Il ave. ave. n.v.:s r., b.. ami IS" s2.sS
.6e9 18th st. n.w-6 r.. b.. ami. $500
al Butternut NV r., b., ami $500
1880 Jefferson st. nw.-6 r. b.. o-oo
q st. n.E.S7 r. b.. mi: i::.::: -: $500
5ae 5Seo onsIS. gsnd St Il 49,: b. ami. 900
1911 9th n.w.--6 r. b.. ami. gar es5o
2sGs Stanford Sd st., cS:,. b s% 5000
1874 Insleside ter. n.WEs r. b.: 1000
s1s E. Thornapple St. ch. ch., Md
r. b., ami, garage. ......... $500
1112 4th st. n.e.-6 r, b.. ami.
ssos fs 18th st. NV r. B.. ami. sS" ss.5"
s5.s st, n.w.-s r. b.. am.i. sar $3.50
1888 sherwood st. NE r. b. .ooo
1915 N ST. n.e.-6 r. b.. ami. 80. 5000
9n9 Allison st. n.w.-6 r.; b.. ami. 5000
4ss Turner r .; St, ch. ch., Md@5 r. 'O'oO
e5s s an e ave. se..7 r. =: ami: sS.eo sS.co
73s Newton st. n.w..-6 r., b.: ami. 5000
14I2 Perry pl: n.w-6 r. b.. h.-w.h, o
11ss oates n.e..6 r: b.. ami. gar. $3.50 9s.s1
3os 33s, D st. MS r,b. ami -. 47.5o
1II4 owen pl ne.Es r., b.. ami. 47.50
9saS Isa5 a2d St + b ami gar. 47s" 47so
1927 Potomac ave. SEE r. b.. ANN
ssS ssSs fs3sa %sss:Ia. il p.tlIsy s7si $50:
1928 ST. s.e-6 r, b., ami. -. 1000
1857 Brewer st. nwLs r., b., ami 1000
62e Orleans pl. n.e--6 r: b.. gar. 1000
81 81 = Morton st. Ee16 r.. b. ami. 1920
1854 st. ne-4 r. b., ami. 1000
4sa sa Irving ysnt St nwGs +; pte b., ami 1000
sos5 st. nee +. b., anil: 1000
904 Girard st. n.e.4 r. b.. ami. $3.50
g fsRS0sh iaes 81 st. aTs r. b. Arc @ esc sSo
4es e0 Center ss ST. St, saiiston' 2s.5 r. O % w
Gs$ 3, lsth p it,: slee. $SSS & SS
I-O1 ctu 81. AN-O ~ w., Aae cASS oO'O'
3sIs Dayengort. st. n.w-e r.. b. ao m
14o4 MiiitsTy stsG!rir rd.. IT Myer Heishts, o0S
516 81 ee-Sr n lat hit. gas 30O0
il Woodburn. d. CIT. stove. elec. 1000
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Ma 21OO. 925 18th st. NV
o'a ami. rLS safase, lot soxsoo. =. $4,000
1922 Montague st. n.w.-S rms, o., -, m
ami. 2-car garage SO.Oo
24OO L'Enfant 50. s.e.-S r., b., anil, or m
garage WV"
2323 Penna. ave. s.e-7 r, b.. anil 20 M
sao Fake bth st. se.:7 r. b.. ami: $3.50
217 9th st. se.-S r., b.. ami. 5000
1917 Mass. ave. s.e-6 T.. b., anil. 41.5U
223 st n.e.--S r. b.. ami. 47.5O
303 9TH st. NE T.; b.. ami. 45.0o
70S st. NE r., b., ami ...... 45.e0
s2s e st; ne-6 r. b.; ami; 49,. 4S.sc Ssc
33d 18th 18th St; s.e.7 "a b. AMI. :,.c 4S.6o 6o
7OS Nd ave n e-6 r. b.. ami, 1000
GA st ke-6 r, b., ami, 1000
1k0S n ST se-6 r. b. anil 1000
724 10th st. s.e.-6 r., b.. lat. elec. 500
122 st. s.e.-6 r.. b., lat, cleo. 30
$50 D st. s.e.-5 r.. b.. ami. 30 -5O
1881 c st. SEE r.. b., lat. elec. 3S 5o
1890 G st. SEE r, b.. ami. 80. 80
423 End st. n.e.-6 r.. b., lat, cleo. 30
1884 4th st. n.e-6 r. b.. ami. 90
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylyania Ave. Sc.
GET OUR COMPLETE LIST.
Evening star., 1933-12-09

ATTENTION. WILL. SHARE MY HOME WITH
young couple. attractive proposition. Call in
person. 1925 Trinidad ave. ne.
CENTRALLY LOCATED CHEVY CHASE
-Four bed rooms, two baths, sleeping porch:
ami: two-car garage; $50 mo. Phone
CL. S544. 10.
s113 CONN. AVE ROOMS. 2 BATHS,
frigidaire; well furnished S100; unfur-
nished. S85. Emerson 745s.
IN BEAUTIFUL CLEVELAND PARK. HAND
somely furnished home. Spacious grounds.
large porcnes: tour PED rooms. on burner f
school. Reasonable rent immediate posses
sion. 1925 Highland pl. Inspection by
appointment Phone Greenwood 1896.
FURNISHED HOUSES. ALL SECTIONS.
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU, INC.
S16 18th st. NV National 657S
Evening star., 1933-12-09
sAIE-sUBURBAN.

$3.50 Il. saHs rssn a2 .srsE ats cFDts .d g.
is .oS g.. 700 :ssssn:s ssss and isras
22WNERs 2ys sAcRIsIcE. sI szbso; coNdFs
rooms,. 6.-s.h: elec.: nice: attractive piscs.
Address Sex ss.s cash. $40
8 convenient to e trsnspoSt.tion. & a schools % ana
hse makes ioyeg Ssrd u tsnis c
addr.ss gos ssgeuss: : STtn Of R. ave
A GfHESIsTMAgl SnlA l PREsEMr roR YOUR VIZ.
fully wooded lot. s-room. s-bsth coionisI
Aiso Sroc@ sssS SrlsE oolonisi aal';s sessss sss;
drive over Chain Bridge. keep strsisht road
1877 s.. Nv wv & bl HSsH; ssss. Ts Es:... O.. ,,s..
S2.250-TERMS. ARRANGED.
"A sssyen-roon bunealov On 4 4o-ft. lot.
81 .s:. .s .s.s. .a g:
n.s ss1r RI. III !; Z s1 Is 7.o.
Modern dssssRed dwo2RDERfEE bsieE q p l.rs. rooms.
with servants quarters On 3rd noor: buiit-tn
sonable terms. Open daily till Pm. Call
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH.
S4.750.
just on Lee Highway. near Falls Church;
large lot, gear garage; house in good con-
dition.
w. g. HOGE. JR.,
1927 st. NV DI. 65s3 Ewes. CL. 113s.
ON THE MARLBORO PIKE.
Three and one-third acres; modern DWELL
ing tnewl. 9 rooms, bath. hot-Water heat.
electric lights, electric range in kitchen;
iarge dry cellar; porches. Price. $4,000;
to include interest and principal
JOHN p. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Penna. Ave Sc
SIX ROOMS AND TWO BATHS.
S6,350. -
This lovely new home. Just 20 minutes
from downtown. wn. large lot SO by $50. land
iScaapea 'front.' and rear yards. built Ct pre-
To reach. drive over Key. Brfdse on Lee
Highway. turn left on Berkshire st third
| street beyond Robert Z. Lee SCHOOL, to Me-
mortal Drive. turn left to home.
l627 st. NV. DI. $3.50. Ewes. CL 113s
Evening star., 1933-12-09
sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTIES.
RENT-BUSINEss pRoPERTv

suitable for shop, garage or storage; large
electric elevator; $3.50 per mo. Your own
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
SALE-FARMS.

90 ACRES LAND NEAR RIVER HIGHWAY.
No 20 miles d. c.; cash price. $500.
1I0-ACRE FARM NEAR STATE ROAD AND
w, b 4 a. station; very large tobacco barn.
in poor condition; $500. w. q. VIII
LIAMs, 3505 Rittenhouse st. Cleveland 6242.
Evening star., 1933-12-09
SUBURBAN BOARD.

201 WEST LLOYD AVE. Del Ray. va
Excellent room and board. S35 month; fire.
ouent bus service. Phone Alexandria 41S-J'
Evening star., 1933-12-09
HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED
CLOVER PARK

roo1,, Attrasttivs et new new English brick home; six
Il sesed also oR Rs
room home to rent; same section. Please
$3.50 18th ST. NV.
Z baths. Iyins room. dining rooms. !
80. LEE D; LATMER CO..
-z2s Investment Bldg. Ma 4146.
$3.50 ao,. crn., CT ~ ,.,,,.
Detached bungalow. rooms and
bath; large grounds.
@''.o" 15s BRYANT ST. .Nw.-s rooms.
s4s.oo ,sa ,sa. BATH = So r'''s', g.. ,,,m. -,
5000 100, ,' s., ,.+'s, sr y ". ....,. -,
5000 s'a' ,soa wrar .S~,'es-ensr. v,aa'r. .v, ~,
"A rooms and bath. large front
5000 ,s'o s1 So, s.,,~o D,a,' IN wv. ,,,m,
and bath; near stores and schools.
%'-'oo 50 ADAMS ST. N.w.-s rooms and
bath. garage.
%'' 81 MADISON ST. N:w-Detached
bungalow. rooms and bath.
rooms. 2 baths: good rcomins
FURNISHED.
Nicely furnished house. excellent location.
roos @ :nd and S.tSs M m
every detail; all, Al condition; 5 present oecu-
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K st. NV. DI 1O15.
CotoEEDss7 toIa sss -. AckEE g NEAML
NE r. e hatsh ami; $40. red. to S:2.
coLoRED-LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR
sesse 1915
CoLoRED-34s v ST. NV ROOMS,
bath. electricity; newly decorated; S32.
CoLoRED-s13 MORTON sT.l5 R. B.,
q: mi. s:5;5 1905 Girard st.-10 r. 1 3.
T.: sGss sssa'0e 8 .s.1 isos 81 10
$3.50. NE. 1900. EN-. O216.
CoLoRED.I765 You 81 N:w:.s ROOMS
Pd eiis 'fa::
trict National Bank Bldg. Phone DI. 477s.
.,o o.. coLoHEpIEIsSs7h coLoHEEpI.EI : Il. 80. ,,,n, hat,
e'ss, &C. A.n.s @ FRSSk hssS Re s. fHiILfps fp ,,,
coLoREp.7ss HosART Ptne R; : B;
r. r b.; semi-det. brick; cleo: $34. so. lei
:T brick sss9 t:rm e.: ne.s t1sSs
10. GE. 6146.
N T. RYoN Co. 1915 N. Y. ave. 341s 14th.
As ST NV ROOMS. S12.00.
23 Decatur st. n.e-4-room brick. $3.50.
$40 Oakdale st. n.w.-6 T. and b.. S35. 80.
74s Harvard st. n.w.-6 7. and b S4O5o.
6l9 sth ST. ne r.. b.. h.-w.h.. $4,000.
d. H. JOHNSON CO.. 941 N. Y. Ave. NV.
FOR COLOREDE29l5 GEORGIA AVE
Desirable 6-r., b., brick h. q. h., elec. lights.
cellar, yard, ETC.; large rooms; rent, $40.
LEROY GADDIS. JR..
1913 18th St. Ma. 1877.
Evening star., 1933-12-09
FOXHAI.L VILLAGE,
Six BUILT-FOuR SOLD.

Our economy home; six spacious, rooms,
extra quality bath. electric health kitchen:
ras furnace, furred walls. copper drains.
vaterproofed foundations, roof insHlst,o'n: stt'a.
decora tion and architecture. Furnished and
open daily. 4443 st NV.
Truly remarkabie value Semi-detached.
~ ft. deep, southeast exposure; seven mas
ter rooms plus recreation room seven bed
room Closets, seventeen windows. built-in
garage. Construction and finish similar to
above. 4437 r st. NV.
These splendid homes are new, complete,
CHARMING and ready for immediate delivery.
COOPER @. Ll0HTBOWN q son, Builders,
Annna Q36l
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HOUsEs-UNFURNIsHED.

INSPECT TODAY.
New homes of rooms and bath, ami.
built-in garage; S62 80 per month.
Open Sunday. 10 AM. to 6 Pm
22S-234 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
FLOYD B. DAVIS COMPANY.
T33 10Th St NV MA O353
Evening star., 1933-12-09
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

s37 WHITTIER PL. N,W.-s ROOMS. 2
baths: glassed sleeping porch front porch.
electric refrigerator. Adams Ss23. 10s
2904 p Sc. AT Goth AND PENNA. AVE.
s.e.-Semi-detached rooms screened
252S PennG: ave. Sc. 10e
BUNGALOWS. NEARBY MD & VA-MOD-
ern. 4 rms. bath. to 8 rms and bath; $50
TO $50. LESLIE D. MEASELL, CL. 4733.
6 ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH. BREAKFAST
porch; perfect condition; earage, good back
yard: high-class northwest. CO. 1858.
617 ST SE.-6 ROOMS. BATH. GAS,
elec.; S35 month. HEROLD HAYNES, 305
sIX-ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH. HEAT
and loht. two garages: S45 per month.
1S24 p st. Sc. II. 3o63. To-
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COLORED-ONLY $l7.5O.
1908 South Carolina Ave. Sc. Ma. sa49,
- y, L

SOLONCD-IlO CEc.
1903 12th st. n.w.-13 r. b.. ami Sc. 00
1sd2 1sd22 on, St MO T. b" gas nat $500 $500
1884 1st st. n.w.-6 r.. b.. amir. 52-50
1908 s ST. n.w.-5 r. b.. ami. 20. .5o
262S GEORGIA aye-IS T. o. AMI. ss0SSSS
31O r st. n.w.-6 r.. b.. ami. 59.55
6I3 Harvard st. nw.-6 T.. b.. ami. 4a 50
1923 L st. n.w.-9 r. b.. ANIL. 45.0U
555S 555S 9th 24th St. n-e-6 X D. s.mi 4s,Vo Vo
1910 Swami st. n.w.-6 T., b.. Anil. 4o.e0
500 18th pl. NE r., b.. ami, 4S.29 21
1882 Champlain st-n;w:|6 r. o. smi m. a. e9
lI40 N; J. ave. n.w.--6 r.. b.. ami. 4o.o0
$50 25th pl. n.e.--5 T., b.. ami. 1000
565 24th st. n.e.-5 r. b.. ami, a0-Q0
5?s Harvard n.w:-6 r. b: lat. gas. s75o
1860 Kai. I'd. n.w.le r, B.. lat. elec. $3.50
80 D. st. n.v.-S +. b.. lat; ht.. elec. 35-00
q 81 st. St aws e. Ii lat e ht .'i si.e. M
1924 G st. n.w.-6 r.. b.. lat, gas. $3.50
51S Morton st; n.w.-5 r. b.. Eas.. 2z.50
S4S sfa Psktpra e pl nes stove f D. sas lss.
2265 18th pi n.w.-6 r. lat. gas. $500
4I2 pl. n.w-5 r.. stove and lamp. 200
sa a$ao 1sss sss s. s. n r. ST. s.'Se is gas gas
2l53 sth st. n.w.-5 r., stove...... $3.50
315 G st. s.w:-5 r.. stove. 1890
s37 2sth St. n.w.-6 r.. stove: gas. 1880
792 Morton st. n.w-3 r. stove.... 1880
25 Woodburn. D. ca rooms. ..... 1000
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Ma. 600. sa5 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-12-09

Attractive new English brick home; six
rooms, tiled bath. tiled kitchen, Frigidaire,
garage; can be purchased on straight rental
term basis II desired. Also have four bed
room home to rent, same section. Please
phone Cleveland 1R4a
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-23
Cereal Cooked
in Milk Good
A Clean Way of Putting
More Milk in the Diet

Even the Alabamans, who learn
about cornmeal mush before they
learn to spell, are delighted with
this recipe. At first they doubted,
but then they tasted the rich, but
terry fiavor--and in one voice APP
proved.
And doesn't cornmeal mush
somehow make one feel the south
ern sun splitting through the cot
tonwoods, splashing on the white
washed shacks? It's q good food,
wholesome, substantial, with charm
and Imagination.
Everybody will ego" for this
kind of cereal. A clever way, in
deed, of putting more milk into
the diet, and an illustration of how
well evaporated milk combines
with cereal.
Cornmea1 Mush
1-2 cups evaported milk
h 1-2 cups water
l tsp salt
IL cup cornrneal
Bring water and milk to brisk
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-23
Brides Should Know
About Cookery I erns
Recipes Mean Nothing if Cookery Terms Are I'm
familiar
familiar

Go o a recipes Danish brides
b1ushes---if said rosy coloring hap.
pens to be occasioned by a lack
OF cooking knowledge. But before
she who reads may learn, to para
phrase an axiom older than you
are, the beginning cook has to
know what 1t Is all about. What
do they mean. these cookery terms
used so monchalantiy by the, cook
books and food news columns Uike
this one)? What are these direc-
tions so blithely set down?
Since ignorance rapidly ceases
to- be bliss and double meanings
have no punster's humor when IT
comes to reading recipes, learn the
terms before you start to WELD q
spoon. Here are some of the most
common ones, together with easy
recipes to illustrate.
Be A RaffIcs.
Folding in.' a term frequently
used, means that the cook must be
as light fingered as lady Raffles.
Folding In means gentle mixing
of ingredients, with as few and
light strokes as possible. You fold
in egg whites often, that is gently
striking the min, not vigorously
beating. Use this method in the
following delicious dessert.
Peach Mousse.
i cup mashed peaches
Ia cup sugar
'tbsps. maple karo M
Salt
tsp. gelatine
tbsp. water
Almond extract
= pit. cream
Peel and mash peaches (fresh
or canned). Add sugar. karo and
salt. Soak gelatine in cold water
and dissolve over hot water. Add
almond extract and glatine to peach
mixture. Beat cream until stiff.
Then fold into the peach mixture
Put in refrigerator trys
or pack in ice and salt and chill 3
hours. Serve with nabiscos or va
nilla waters.
To dress sometimes means to
clean and prepare for cooking, as
a fowl. Other times it means add
ing last the oil or mayonnaise that
the dish, as q salad.
Tossing" sounds like game-and
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Emergency Food Shelf Always
Ready For Unexpected Guests

y
SUPPER MENUS
Noodle Soup (Ready-to-serve)
Tomatoes Stuffed with Baked Bean
and Pickle Salad
,A Buttcrcd Asparagus
K Rolls Ounce jelly
Fig Pudding (Rcady-to-scrxe)
with Hard Sauce
Coffee
Cream of Mushroom Soup
(Rcady-t0-scrve)
Tuna Fish and Olive Salad
Buttered Corn
Rolls Pure Apple Butter
Strawberries and Cream
s LUNCHEON MENUS
Chilled Tomato Juice
Oven Baked Beans
Sandwich Spread and Sliced Egg
Sandwich
Hot Tea or Chocolate
Cooked Spaghetti In Tomato Sauce
Waldorf Salad
Lettuce and Whole Wheat Bread
Sandwiches
Tea
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so it is. To "toss the greens" fol
salad, you simply turn and over,
turn them lightly with fork IL
either hand, until every bit Of tht
salad Is covered with dressing
Parctice both methods in TIL.
salad recipe:
| Oscar OF Waldorf Salad.
Dice 2 cored and quartered rel
apples (peel IL skin Is not tender)
in large bowl; add to them Is
cup broken nutmeats, Ia cup diced
celery and Ia pkg. pasterurized
dates, (sliced). Dress with a mix
ture of lemon juice and mazola, us.
ing enough to moisten thoroughly
Then toss until mixed. Serve in
mounds on lettuce and dress eac],
serving with little mayonnaise or
cream salad dressing. Serve with
butter waters.
Ito haste" means, but dependable
authorities vouch for the truth OF
the story of the bride who sewed
| up her chicken with strong white
| thread under the impression she
was Blasting it, and wondered why
| 1t came out dry and tasteless.
ASAothic 5ihpAy ~
quid on food while cooking--syll,p
on fruits, for instance, and meats
with drippings. If your roast has
not sufficient fat of its own, add
some mazola for basting; and If 1t
is too dry, add some hot water.
Until it coats the spoon" is a
common phrase in boiled cream or
custard recipes, for that's how yoa
tell when it is done. The cream
will cover the spoon with a film
that does not run off when spoon
Is taken out. Use this test for:
Fruit-Nut Custard Saucc.
"a cups scalded milk
3 egg yolks
Ia cup sugar
IL tsp. vanilla.
Ia pkg, pasteurized dates
IL cup chopped nuts
Beat eggs slightly, add sugar;
add scalded milk slowly. Cook in
double boiler. continue stirring I'M
til mixture thickens and coats the
spoon. Add the vanilla Tor use
cooking sherry dates and nuts.
Every cook must learn to be a
cut-up, no matter how sober her
nature. Different degrees of cutting
up and the use of different uten-
sils are implied in the following
terms: to mince; to shred: to
crumble; to chop: and to CRATE
You usually crumble crackers. but
1t is best to roll the vanilla waters
with your rolling pin for the fol-.
LOVING:
Peach IccbOx Pic.
l pkg. orange gelatine
80 small vanilla waters
cups sliced peaches
liz cup sweetened whipped
cream
Roll waters and line buttered
pie plate with the crumbs. Pre-
pare gelatine. When beginning to
set. pour into crumb-lined plate,
chill. Add peaches and cream.
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The emergency shelf is becom-
ing standard equipment of almost
every household. Our modern idea
of marketing Is to make as few
trips to market as possible. Today
II is possible to obtain almost
every kind of food In packages
that keep indefinitely on pantry
shelves. Numberless appetizing
meals can be prepared from such
supplies and we all know the thrill
of feeling that we arc ready for
any. unexpected occasion.
Perishables---fruit vegetables,
milk, eggs, butter--must be Or
dered in fairly small quantities but
canned and packaged goods can
be ordered in SUFFICIENT amounts to
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boil. Add salt. sift meal in slowly
and boil minutes, stirring con-
stantly. Serve hot with sugar and
evaporated milk. A little cinnamon
or few we'll washed raisins or
dates may be added If desired.
Yield: s servings.
To make Cornmeal Mush for fry
ing, increase meal to / cup. Pour
into shallow pan that has been
rinsed with cold water. When cool,
cut in cubes and fry in deep fat
(390 degrees F.) hot enough to
turn a one inch cube of soft bread
golden brown in 40 seconds.
Those who've always refused
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HoUsEHoLD HINTS.

Some of the up-to-date cleaning
establishments are now using a
one-infiammable and non-explos-
i've iuid for dry-cleaning purposes,
which readily dissolves fats, wakes,
oils, pitch, gums, chewing gums and
tar. It Is also said to restore the
original appearance and feel of
fabrics, not to weaken or shrink