davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
PotAKovANH.

Touto cestou vyslovujeme ma
Sc 1primne pod'akovanie nasim
kmotrom a kmotram, pribuznym
q priatel'om Lansingvillc llcanom
"a fch ochotnd pomoc . .dtechu,
ktord nam prejavili, 2 prflezito-
sti odumretia nasej milovanej
dcery Marie DuriS. Dakujeme
i'm "a kvietky j automobile, kto-
rtch bolo okolo SO. Dakujeme
spolkovtm bratom 9 sestram 70
Spolku sv. Juraja, :. 682. MO.
KJ. "a beast, Rev. Fr. Kozele-
kovi "a dojemn6 pohrabne o
brady q p. Jozefovi Vas6Akovi
"a kr6sne vypraveny pohrab.
Pan Bob VAN zaplat' stonAsob-
mel
Jln DuriS ! manxslkou,
Poland, Ohio. ,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09

Je na neuverenie, Seby celia
Europa 90 divala pokojne, ako
Nemecko zhltne Rak6sko. MOI.
no, xe sa Taliansko q Francdz-
sko len pretvarujd. Lebo ME je
Y z6ujme ami Talianska ami
Nrancie, aby Nemeeko takto
zmcensle, zsnjatfn Rak6slka,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09

Nemecko by sa stalo panom ME-
len strednej Europy, ale i Bal
kanu a Adrie. Februar marco
bud1 tedy napinave mesiace v
Europe.
Juhoslavia, Rumunsko, Gree
ko a Turecko toho tyzdna pod
pisu smluvu, v ktorej 81 ma de-
sat rokov bud1 vzajomne ga
rantovat' hranice. Tieto kraji-
ny ocakavaj1, ze bud1 napadnu-
te niektorou vel'mocou alebo
vel 'mocami. Bulharsko a Alba
MIA sa este k paktu nepripojily.
Zaujatie Rak1ska Nemeckom
bude akiste prvym krokom Mem
GOV v ich pochode ma Balkan a
cezen do Bagdadu. Boil to uz ne
meckeho kajzera sen. Taliansko
samo hi l'adi ma Balkan ako ma
svoju bud1cu koloniu. Balkan
ske narody sa teraz sdruzuj1, a.
by al ony maly dake slovo do
toho podmanovania ich krajin.
V nedel'u tyzden bola v osa-
de sv. Cyrila a Metoda premie.
ra nabozenskej hry "Prfchod
Spasitel'a sueta", napisanej zna-
mym kultdrnym pracovnfkom
youngstownskym, p. Andrejom
Cisarom. Chceli SINE sa ma hru
podlvat', no kruta zima nam to
prekazila. Ma nedel'u bude ta.
to hra opakovana pri osade Me-
ma Jezis ma Steelton. Kto ju ne
videl, mech pride. Ma to byt'
krasna hra, ako sa mnohf vyslo-
viii, 60 ju videli.
Jozef Sofranec. syn dra Joze-
ia Sofranca, ktory studuje po-
sledny rok Y st. Procopius Col
lege v Lisle, ILL.,, dostal ' pol
rocnych zkdskach najvyssie W.
znamenanie first honors) 70
studentov jeho triedy. On Dol
jediny ' celej triede, ktort OBJ
drzal 5000 bodov, % 90 rovn6
"A" alebo 92% a vyse. Blaho-
zelame nasmu Youngstownca-
now!
Cesky professor Absolon, ma
5iel pri vykopAvkach Y CechAch
80, 600 0-rocnd tr6bku, urobend 7
lyieho zuba. Teraz NJ vieme,
pre6o a Gesi taxi dobrf nuzii,
II sEsE %
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09

Posledna hra bola tiez napi-
nava, cata st. Elizabeth doha-
nala catu Cy-Me v poslednych
min1tach hry. Cata Cy-Me bola
hodne napred, sk6rom 30 ku IA,
ked' Shriber a Murar sa pustili
do roboty, takze nadeje Hasel-
toncanov zacaly byt' ruzove.
Sk6r v polhre Dol: Cy-Me %,
St. Eliz. IL.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
kanti |!

Cesi s1 znami nielen ako do
bri muzikanti, ale al ako dobri
krajcfri. A tax je ME div, ze
ked' je niekto dobry muzikant
alebo krajcfr, 6e no nielen Cesi,
ale al inf, hned' "a Bohemiana
povazujd. Cesky muzikant a ee-
sky krajcfr sd tax znami po sve-
te, ako to ich plzenske pivo.
Ny Slovaci SINE tiez zrucnejsi
v niecom, ako inc narody, lenze
my 81 til zrucnost' nevieme roz-
chyrit'. A preto SINE ME tax
chyrni.
Nemci uz zacali ponemcovat'
Bibliu. Manifesto zeml Filistin-
skych, Cyrenejskych a Etiop-
skych, pfsu 'zeme G6tov, Lon
gobardov a Andaluzianov". Ma
miesto Zionu pfsu "Germania"
Manifesto mien prorokov, pfsu
mena nemeckych pohanskych
bohov.
Toto s1 este dost' "pobozni"
Nemci. Ini nemeckf nacisti chc1
celkom zahodit' krest' st'anstvo v
akejkol'vek forme a zit' pohan-
skym zivotom, akym zili ich
! predkovia pred tisfcami rokov.
Id1 sa zakladat' skoly, v kto-
rych sa bude ml&dez vyucovat'
nacistickemu kultu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
kRIAA DEMOKRACIE? ME, LEN HIAVArOsT
A NESTATOCNOST POLITIKARov

Dnesny svet je plny kriz pny biedy, plny dikta-
toroV; stop na pokraji vojen revoldci tento stav
mudr pam menuju ''krizou demokracie''.
NoViny su pine kriz demokracie, prednaskove
Aene sa ozyVaJu krzi demokrace, radio nam rozha-
sue kllM demokracie. A l'udia ma to privyki tak
ze nam am nenapadne tomu neverit'
Vezmme 81 priklad v prvom rade Cesko-Slo-
Vensk repubku, ktorl zalozl do toho casu najvacsi
propagator demokracie, Masaryk Ked' ju zakladal,
ga na plsme Slovakom, re budl mat autonomiu sa-
smospraVu Ked' uz bola republka zalozena Sloyaci
autonomu pytai, zacal nedemokraticky vykrdcat' a
eVoJe sloVo ma pisme odvolal vyhovorkou re lie to chi
storicky document. Masaryk rad hovor. ze ssdemo-
kraca Je diskusa''. Ked Slovaci zacali samospra
ve diskusovat vada jednoducho niektorych slovakov
ynodlla do vazena, inych zakdpia, inym pohrozila,
ahromazdenia zakazala, casopsy cenzurovala zasta-
Royala tlacove pravoty i'm na kirk zavesila Taxa ie
sdemokrace- -diskuse'' "demokratickei" Cesko-Slo-
FeIskej republike. Ze je to ME demokracia to ne
vedomy pochopl ked' je tam kriza ME ie to kriza
emokracie, ale nasledky tvrdohavosti ne1primnosti
keskJch vodcov voci Slovakom. CeskoSlovensku sli
Inc druhy "kr1ze demokracie'' Milionove uplatko-
6 skandale rozdelenie statu ako korist politickym
ttanam mesto, ably tomu statu sllzily sd niektore
Prejdime teraz do Rakiska Tam 81 kanceAr Doll
es namyslel, ze Rakdsku netreba demokracie, re on
Tho jednou stranou postaci ma vladnutie. Kym tam
3NtSa uSinOATAcld, NdKuSKu nenrOzua zanuDa. Ie-
jNh0 vlastnl no zradzaj1 stat nepriatel owl preda
- Socialni demokrah boil dost dobrym demo
k1ni, chcei Dolfussoyou stranou spoluvladnut !.
by Dol NAL Dollfuss zabezpecen1 vacsinu l'udu
1bOu Ale jeho a jeho spolocnlkov hlavatost' bola
~ ak0 ich demokraticnost. A ked' 81 Rak1sko
26 Nemci Dollfussa vhodia do vazenia bude tomu
vine ME demokracia.
Nemecku padla demokracia ME preto, zeby ju
ol chcel ale ze sa jeho zastupci vo vlade neve-
hodn1t', lebo boil tvrdohlayf. Teraz 50 Il vod-
xxinou zalaroch Nemecko ma na krku ma
htOrt hoe j. ak5 ~, moze 81 zvrhndt' este
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
Basketball Liga
st. Francis, Holy Name, Cy-Me
vit'azmi Y tuhych hr&ch Y Lin
coin Gym
Vysledky hier Y stredu

St. Francis cata vyhrala hru
v prezcase. .Sk6r bol 24-24 a hru
vyhral Bill Santor. Po vhodeni
lobby do kosa, srazil sa $ jed
nym hracom z caty st. Matthias
a utrpel pret'atie koze mad pra-
wynn okom, takze musel ju mat
sosit1 styrmi Swami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09

liku a ze tedy ME Nemci, ale
Slovaci maj1 s mimi v repu'bli-
Ike panovat'. Ak Cesi potrebuj1
kolonie v republike, mech sd i'm
nemecke kraje v Cechach a ma
Morave tymi koloniami!
V kongrese Dol podany navrh
zakona, podpa ktoreho ziaden
pestovatel bavlny nebude m6ct'
pestovat' Wac, nez ako mu bude
federalnou vladou dovolene. Ma
teraz vlada platf farmarom "a
obmedzenie lrody, potom budl
farmari obmedzovat' drodu z
nariadenia zakona.
Cd bavlny mo6ze sa prejst' na
psenicu, kukuricu, dobytok atp.
az sa nasi farmari najd1 celkom
pod komandom vlady. A cd far
marov zaskocit' k priemyslu a
obchodu, financiam a doprave,
nebude uz tax d'aleko. A po-
tom budeme mat nasich Spo-
jenych Statov celkom novd, $
planovanym hospodarstvom kra-
jinu.
Nekr1t'me hlavou, je to Gel
kom nome. Prezident Roosevelt
neraz hovoril o planovanej ma
rodnej ekonomii. A s1 mnohi e.
konomi. hovoriaci, ze len plano
vane narodne hospodarstvo "a
chrani mas pred bud1cimi de-
presiami.
" vyslo ma javo, preco Mem
ci podpfsali ne1tocn1 smluvu S
Pol'skom ma desat' rokov. Chcl
mat vol'n1 ruku a pokoj ma w.
chodnej hranici, ked' budd mat
pine ruky prace so zaujatfm Ra-
k1ska. Hitler verf, ze po jed
nom 50 to lepsie berie.
Jeden vazny zahrani6ny ko-
respondent pfse, ze do konca
marca, mono skorej, otazka ne.
odvislosti Rakdska bude roz.
hodnuta. Pise, ze Rakdsko je
uz celkom zrale padn1t' do Iona
Berlfnu. Je voskrz presiaknut6
nacizmom. Otazkou je vraj len
sp6sob, akym okupaciu pre-.
West.
Taliansko, ktoremu by malo
zalezat' ma tom, ably nemalo Ne
mecko "a suseda, sa vraj nebu-
de bit pre- Rakdsko. Nebude sa
vraj bit ami Francia ami Ang-
liza, ami Pol'sko. Go m6ze, "a ta-
kych okolnosti urobit' Cesko-
Slovensko 8 Rumunskom a Ju-
hoslavioui A tato okupacia po-
lozf Cesko a Moravu priamo do
nemeckej tlamy.
Tieto tmave vyhl'ady maly by
Pol'sko q CSR. uz raz sbliit'
Obe tieto slavianske republiky
sd ohrozene a ODE 50 len tuhym
spojenfm zachrania.
Je na neuverenie, Seby celd
Europa % divala pokojne, ako
Nemecko zhltne Rakdsko. MOI
no, xe sa Taliansko q Francdz.
sko len pretvarujd. Lebo ME j
Y z6ujme ami Talianska AMI
prancie, aby Nemecko takto
nmoenslo zapjatfm RAk6eka,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09

Druha hra bola medxi st.
John q Holy Name catami, a v
tejto wit t'azili hraci Holy
Name caty. B. Melago a Jaku-
bek 50 blyskai v dtoku a Jacu-
bek Dol hviezdou campbellskej
caty. Sk6r v polhre Dol st. j. 6,
III. N. Is.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-09
ROzHLAS YSk.

, Pennsylvania Slovenska r.
a G. Katolicka Jednota vykona-
la nieeo pre- Slavianstvo, ked'
jej hi. trad 10. jan. vyniesol re-
zol1ciu "a vyucovanie slovenei-
ny a inych slavianskych reci ma
Penn State College. V Pennsyl-
vanii v niektorych publicnych
a strednych skolach vyucuje sa
uz slovencine a pol'stine ako
riadnym predmetom, ale pre- ne
dostatok kyalifikovanych ucite-
Pow sa vyucovanie slavianskych
reel nesfri. Penn State College,
ucitel'skyy lstav, je ochotny w.
ucovat' tym reciam, ked' sa mu
dostane lepsej financnej podpo-
ry a tato rezol1cia prispeje k
tomu, aby sa kolegiumu dosta-
10 penazi ma tento ciel'.
ia rezol1ciu zasluhu ma pa
nj Kozakova, ktora upozornila
hi. trad PSI. ma vec, ale al hi.
dradnikom vsetka cest',, ze ME.
co robia pre- zachovanie nashe
slovenskeho zivota Amerike,
V Pennsylvania sidlia inc vel 'kt
slovenske a slavianske organi
zacie- maly by tento vzacny
priklad nasledovat'.
Skutok hi. 1radnikov PSI. je
vel'mi chvalitebny. Ukazali, Il
vzdor rozharanosti naSich j a
merickych pomerov da sa niece
zrobit'. .....
Clevelandsky Okresny Sbo,
Slovenskej Lfgy by rad vide
koniec boja "a Pittsburghskt
Dohodu. Navrhuje, ably sa pisa
10 krajovym vodcom, ci s1 o
chotnf list S nou, totiz s tou Do
hodou pred medzinarodne fora
Ak hej, tax i'm americki Slo
vaci pom6zu; ak ME, tax vra,
name zanechat' tento BOZ, trva
jdci uz sestnast' rokov.
Clevelandsky Okresny Sbol
Slovenskej Ligy akiste nevie, Z,
ma Slovensku panuje diktatdra
ze s1 vodcom isty otvarane
nedorucovane, ze je kazdy slo
vensky autonomisticky vodcs
policajne spehovany. Ako "a ia
kych pomerov MONO s krajo
vymi vodcami do styku prist' {
jako i'm je NOME $ Pittsburgh
skou Dohodou ist' pred medzi
narodne f6rai
Krajovi vodcovia mas nerai
verejne prosili, ably SINE ich ne
op1st' ali, ably sme vydrzali. Y
boji s Mad 'armi SINE vydrzal
Wac, ako sestn&st' rokov. Musf
me vydrzat', dokym sa Masary
kom napfsana a podpisanA Pitts
burghska Dohoda nestane zAko
nom ' CsR., dokym 2 Ottovht
(6eskeho) Naucn6ho Slovnik.
nebude vyhodenA stat, ze j
Slovensko eeskou koloniou. Mo
6no, ze t& chvfl'a uk neni d'a
leko, ked' ~ SlovAci 8 Cechm
Ease ndjdu ako brat . bratom
ksd' Cesi uznai6, h ME Nemci
! ~ Gloykei salofili ) mimi rsl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
BEEFSTEAK AND ONIONS
FAMED AS FOOD PALS
Epicure Tells How to Prepare Meat
and Vegetable Dish.

Beefsteak, smothered in onions
That's dish for an epicure. This
is the way one epicure describes the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02

make this portion hard to carve
have been removed.
Since this is the inside or bottom
of the chuck, there is, of course, no
fat over the outside, therefore it
has had added nice layer of it.
The roast pictured has had a
sheet of cod fat wrapped and tied
around the outside Some markets
may use pork back fat instead The
source of the fat is immaterial, but
having it there is a great advantage
because it adds flavor and keeps the
meat juicy.
The inside chu5k roll may be
roasted.
In extensive cooking experiments
carried on at the University of Mis-
souri, it was found that the most
desirable section of the chuck pro-
duced roasts that were comparable
to the rib roasts in palatability. The
inside chuck roll is the choice part
of the chuck
II has been shown that low
temperature gives the best results
in roasting. A constant oven tenn
perature of about 275 to 300 de-
grees will give very satisfactory
roast from the standpoint of juici-
ness, tenderness and palatability.
1t requires more time per pound
to cook a homeless roast than one
with bone in it. 1t will be neces-
sary to allow about thirty-f1ve min
utes to the pound to cook bone
less chuck roll to the medium done
stage.
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Take good look at this inside
chuck roll This attractive roll is
a continuation Of the eye muscle
and so It is very choice portion Of
the chuck All the bones which
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
YOUR GROCER HAS
This SUNNY WAY
TO BETTER HEALTH
Check Common Constipation
with a Delicious Cereal

Food has a lot to do with how
you feel and how you look. For in
stance, you need plenty of "bulk"
with your meals to avoid the risk
of common constipation.
This ailment frequently causes
headaches, loss of appetite and en-
ergy. Yet, in most cases, it can be
overcome pleasantly and safely by
eating a delicious cereal.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN furnishes
"bulk" in convenient and concen-
trated form. Laboratory tests show
the "bulk" in ALL-BRAN is safe and
effective. In fact, it is much like
that found in leafy vegetables.
Within the body, the fiber of ALL
BRAN absorbs moisture, and forms
soft mass. Gently, this clears out
the intestinal wastes.
In addition, ALL-BRAN provides
vitamin B and iron.
Isn't this sunny way better than
taking patent medicines so often
harmful? Two tablespoonfuls of
ALL BRAN daily are usually sufi-
cient. Chronic cases with each meal.
If seriously i'll, see your doctor.
ALL-BRAN makes no claim to be a
"cure-all."
Enjoy ALL-BRAN as cereal, or
cook into appetizing recipes. Be
sure you get Kellogg's ALL-BRAN.
1t contains much more needed
'fbulk" than part-bran products. In
the red-and-green package. Made
by Kellogg in Battle Greek.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02

Here is a hearty dish which is
as good as it looks. Have the
lamb chops cut of uniform thick
ness with the kidney left in. To
broil, lay the chops on a cold
creased rack and place over live
Goals or under an electric grill or
gas flame. If gas is used, have
the chops two or three inches
from the flame. Scar them on
both sides. After soaring, lower
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02

l tablespoon capers, u teaspoon
salt, 3 cups rich cream, 2 table
spoons butter, and yolks Of eggs.
Brown mushrooms for 5 minutes
in the oil, add the diced ham, cap
ers, peppers, pimentos, salt and pep
per. Make a white sauce of the fat,
-four and cream. Heat the egg yolks
and add gradually to the white
sauce. Add the ham mixture, heat
thoroughly and serve on toast.
Ham and CauliflOwer
Break a small head of caulif1ow-
er into small pieces. drop in boiling
sailed water and cook until tender.
Drain. Scald l pint Of milk in a
double boiler, add 3 tablespoons
ouick-cooking tapioca, 2 tablespoons
butter, Y teaspoon salt, 4 teaspoon
pepper.
Cook for Is minutes. stirring fire.
quently
Put a layer of the tapioca mixture
in buttered baking dish, then lay
err of cooked caulifiower, and
chopped, boiled or baked ham. Re-
peat and finish with a layer of the
tapioca mixture.
Sprinkle with buttered bread
crumbs and bake in a moderate oven
until brown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
KAN is IDEAL
AS BASIS FOR
EASTER MEALS
Either Breakfast or Dinner
Menus Provide Place
for Meat.

Easter breakfast Thin slices of
nam served in tring Of eggs, fried
sunny side up. Or Easter dinner
with a whole baked ham 70 grace
the feast.
Following are some interesting
ham recipes.
Baked Ham
Here is one way to prepare baked
ham-and a way you'll testify has
much to recommend IL, once you've
savored its delicious, melting good
ness.
10-pound ham
quarts cold water
bay leaves
onion slices
u whole cloves
Wash the ham thoroughly and
add the rest Of the ingredients.
Cover and cook very slowly for 4
hours or until ham is tender when
tested with a fork
Remove ham from the stock and
cool until it can be handled, then
remove excess fat and cut of the
rind Cover with the following mix
ture.
Sugar Mixture
Is whole cloves
l cup dark brown sugar
cup spioed peach juice
Stick cloves in ham at regular
intervals. Spread with the sugar
and add juice Cover with lid
and bake Is minutes
Fam La King
If you have served a baked ham
such as is described above you'll
want to know of some ways to uti-
lie the leftover meat. Here is one:
Take 2 cups of baked ham, l can
mushrooms, 5 tablespoons salad oil,
2 tablespoons chopped pimentOs, 5
tablespoons chopped green peppers,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
Spanish Rice

spanish hiCC
Combine these materials in a
saucepan: Two cups cooked rice,
two onions chopped fine, one can
tomatoes, two tablespoons fat. Sea-
son to taste with pepper and salt
and cook slowly for fifteen minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
PUDDING MADE
BY STEAM|NG
Recipe Given for Hard
Sauce to Serve With
Dessert.

Bread crumbs, dates, raisins, cur
rants, citron, nuts, suet, egg-and a
large amount of undiluted eyapo-
rated milk. DO we hear you smack
your lips? And on top of all those
delicious ingredients goes a luscious
hard sauce, when the steamed pud-
ding is served.
The milk, which is rather unusual
in o pudding of this type, gives a
moisture content without sogginess.
The pudding is made as follows:
cups soft bread crumbs
1 teaspoon soda
Il teaspoon cloves
Il teaspoon cinnamon
II teaspoon salt
j cup suet. chopped fine
cup molasses
eggs, beaten
IL cups evaporated milk
1 cup currants
1 cup raisins
II cup nuts, broken
2 cups sliced dates
II cup finely sliced citron
Combine ingredients lightly but
thoroughly. The bread should alb
sorb almost all of the moisture.
Grease individual baking dishes and
fill three-fourths full of mixture.
Steam one hour. Serve hot with hard
sauce. Puddings may be covered
and stored in the baking dishes and
steamed to reheat for serving.
l tablespoon butter
2 cups confectioners' sugar
2 tablespoons evaporated milk
/ teaspoon vanilla
Cream butter and gradually add
the sugar and milk, then the vanilla.
Keep chilled until ready to serve.
This pudding may be made week
ahead and reheated, but it must be
served hot.
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MARCH 2, 1894

roll in flour and brown it wen In
hot bacon fat with onion. Put it in
n creased casserole with the toTna-
toes and one cup Of hot water. Bake
the meat for two hours.
Add potatoes and carrots and cpn-
t.nue baking for a half hour longer.
Add a little more water from time
to time. and thicken the gravy II u
is too thin. Serve the dish very hot'
with fresh baking powder biscuits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02

preparation of onions to accompany
a steak:
Select Bermudas; peel and slice
them fairly thin. Separate the
rings, cover with boiling sailed
water and cook in an uncovered pan
until tender Drain and put the pan
back ON the fire to dry the onions.
Add a teaspoon of butter and cook
them to a delicious brown"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
COOL DAYS CALL FOR
CASSEROLE OF LAMB
Two Pounds of Meat. With Four
vegetables, Form Dish.

While the days are chilly, there
is nothing nicer for the main meal
Of the day than a steaming, savory
casserole dish. carried piping hot
from the oven to the table.
Casserole of lamb, made as fol-
lows, is an example: Two pounds
breast of lamb, cups diced po-
tatoes, l finely chopped onion, l cup
canned tomatoes, 3 cups diced car
rots and seasoning.
Cut the lamb into small pieces.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
COLD DAYS WARMED
BY HOT TAMALE PIE
Meal, Milk and Seasoning
Form INGREDIENTS.

When the singing winds freeze
your ears and nose and toes, you'll
be glad to have hot tamale pie for
dinner. Most of the pleasing good
ness in flavor and texture is due
to the cornmeal cooked in evapo-
rated milk, which is always creamy
rich and buttery favored.
Cornmeal is one cereal that milk
really improves in taste and brown
ing quality. The recipe is as fol-
lows:
" cup yellow cOrnmeaI
III cups water
II teaspoon salt
III cups evaporated milk
l tablespoon fat
small onion
cup ground raw beef
1 cup tomatoes
1 pimento
"a teaspoon salt
Cayenne
Measure meal into heavy sauce
pan. Add water and one-half tea
spon salto Boil until mixture be-
gins to thicken, then add milk and
continue boiling eight to ten min
utes, stirring constantly.
Chop onion and cook slowly in fat
until yellow. Add the meat and
cook until the red color disappears.
Then add the tomatoes, pimento,
cayenne and three-fourthS teaspoon
salt.
Turn filling into a baking dish
that has been buttered and lined
with three fourths of the mush.
Cover with remainder of mush, and
bake in a moderate oven, 375 de-
grees, for forty-f1ve minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02
DeviIed Ham sandwiches

Spread thinly sliced white bread
with butter. then with deviled ham
from a 2it -ounce can. Put :. To-
gether with thinly sliced crisp Gu
cumber sprinkled slightly with salt.
The Washington times., 1934-05-18

DR.. George F.. Zook, United
States Commissioner of Education,
today Unexpectedly resigned his
post and his successor, John w.
Studebaker, Of Des MoineS, Iowa,
was Immediately announced.
DR.. Zook resigned to accept the
post of director of the American
Council of Education, and accord
ing to the announcement by Sec"
retary of the Interior Harold l..
Ickes, his resignation will take ef-
feet July /.
Reports have persisted for some
time that DR.. Zook would resign.
DR.. Zook was appointed in May.
1888.
The new commissioner, who is
superintendent of schools in Des
Moines, will not take office until
September /, according to Mr..
IckeS' announcement.
Mr.. Studebaker has been Des
Moines school superintendent
since 1920, and is a recognized
authority on education. He was
born in McGregor, Iowa, in 1887,
and was graduated from Leander
Clark College in 1917. He re-
ceived his M. A. degree from Co.
lumbia University in 1920.
The Washington times., 1934-05-18
LIEUT.. W|LMOT
FINED S25

Polio Court Judge Ralph Given
today ordered Lieut.. Alfred Will
mot, United States Capitol police
man, to pay fine of $25 on a
charge of assaulting George L.
Smith, %, of the 100 block c st.
N. E., last March 18.
Lieutenant Wilmot was found
guilty, in a recent trial, of as
saulting the youth, and today was
in court for sentence.
His attorney told Judge Given
that the case involved only "sim-
pie technical assault" and urged
a light penalty. The judge re-
marked that. nevertheless, Wilmot
had been guilty and he should be
fined as "a lesson"
Lieutenant Wilmot was also
tried on a charge of assaulting
Mr.. Smiths mother, Mrs. Elsie
Jardine, as an outgrowth of the
same incident, but was acquitted
on that charge by Judge Isaac r..
Hit, several weeks ago.
The compliments alleged the
policeman accosted them while he
was intoxicated, near the Capitol
grounds.