davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-07-27
Nashville Heat
Prevents Making
OF Thermometers
~ the Assooistsd Prsss

b the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. July IT
II was too hot in Nashville TO
make thermometers
Beeswax used By manufac-
turer Of surgical supplies In etch-
ing the gauges started 10 melt
and the temperature vas too
hist 10 set the scale on the
clinical thermometers, so the
company was forced 70 concen-
trste On making other instru-
ments.
Thermometers completed be-
fore the heat stopped prod1ction
registered ali the way from lo3
of1ciai 10 II2 unofficial.
Because candy melted as soon
as IT was made. workers at q
candy concern got the afternoon
OF.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

done6 their automobile because Of en-
gine trouble. Officers said that the
gang may have been two men and two
women dressed as men.
Ofncers said the bandits had not
been identified. and that there was
no basis for o published report that
two Of the gang were tentatively iden-
titled as Homer Van Meter and George
Baby Face" Nelson Of the Dtlhnger
rang.
Evening star., 1934-07-27
Bernt Balchen Sails.

LOS ANGELES, July 81 OP).-Bernt
Balchen, aviator explorer, sailed We'd
nesday on the liner Monterey for
Auckland, New Zealand, where he
win Join Lincoln Ellsworth. noted ex-
plorer. for an airplane dash into Ant
arctica.
Evening star., 1934-07-27
BANDITS GET S34, 900
FROM KENTUCKY BANK
Henderson Posse Pursues Four
Into Cornfeld Near City-Deny
DiIlinger Gang Link.

By the Associated Press.
HENDERSON, Ky. July 2T.-A
posse of 100 men today pursued two
men and two women, suspected of be-
ing the bandits who held up the Far
mers' Bank & Trust Co. yesterday and
escaped with more than $4,000. into a
cornfield In the Bluff City district Of
Henderson County.
The four. reports here said. aban-
Evening star., 1934-07-27
Page County Store Robbed.

LURAY. Va, July 27 Especially -
The store OF 3. N. Kibler, in southern
Page County, was entered early this
morning and robbed of nearly $1,000
worth Of goods. Another robbery oc-
Cured at Shenandoah, in the north
ern end Of the county.
Evening star., 1934-07-27
Hand.Labor Is Cheap.

Because they are not bound by legal
working hours and do not have the
heavy taxes Of footwear factories,
Shoemakers Of IAtvia who use hand
labor are reported to be making great
er profit than large concerns.
Evening star., 1934-07-27

Carl Hoffman. Is: Steven Rotkovich.
II. and Joseph Dzw'onchyk, II.
Seven of the eight died almost In
stantly.
An inquiry disclosed that John J,
Kane Of Hartford, engineer Of the
train which struck the children. was
unable to see the Children because Of
the northbound freight train and .
curve IN the tracks
Noise Prevents Warning.
The noise made by the northbound
train Is believed 10 have kept the
group from hearing the other train
Until a late hour last night. police
cordons we're necessary to keep thou
sands of curiosity seekers from the
scene OF the accident, directly in line
with the finishing mark Of many a
Yale boat race.
The families Of the dead children
still we're too much overcome to say
definitely whether the mass funeral
would be carried out.
Evening star., 1934-07-27
Noise Prevents Warning.
Aid for Foster Mothers.

Clothing for children wards Of the
Board Of Public Welfare will be sup
piled to foster mothers from the
Ford Building. at John Marshall
place and Pennsylvania avenue, in
the future, the board announced yes
terday.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
S1O0QG-BAA [! 0 J KERULI'!
A HISzEKENYSEC.
Egy lengyeltol kicsaltak a
penzt, amit kivett a bankbol.
Regi trIkk

Sokszor fiovel1neztettuk a ma
gyarsagot, hogy legjobb a
penzt biztos bankban tartani es
megelegedni kis kamattal. Alig
szabaditottak fel a Dollar Bank
beteteit, szombaton, megjelent a
bankban hetfon Wasacz Gyorgy,
1l17 Gibson St. alatt lako, Re-
public Steel Co.-nal dolgozo acel
munkas es kivett 115O dollart.
Wasacz, hogy megiinnepelje
penze felszabadulasat, elment a
Watt Street, allami palinka liz
letbe, hogy egy kis italt vegyen.
Otts talalkozott ket idegennel, a
kikkel beszedbe elegyedett. Az
idegenek ait mondtak, hogy
most vettek XII a bankbol II ezer
dollart es ktresnek egy becsiile-
ties embert, akire a penzt bizzak,
amiert 500 dollar jutalomban re-
reszesitik. Wasacz gondolta,
hogv konnyen megkeresi az 500
dollart es elvallalta a "penz'
megorzeset. Az idegenek AIT
mondtak, hogy 100 dollar bizto-
sitekot kell am letennia, mire
Wasacz buszken kivagta az e.
rest, amit eppen azelott kapott a
banktol. Az idegenek erre ad-
tax neki egy gondosan lepecse-
telt csomagot es ait mondtak,
hogy ebben van II ezer dollar.
Nemsokara az egyik idegen ell
ment azzal, hogy drug store
ba megy gyogyszert venni. Mi
kor visszajott, ait mondta, hogy
tevedesb6l rossz gyogyszert
vett es kerte Wasaczot, hogy
menjen ell kicserelni. Wasacz el-
ment es mire visszajott, a ket
idegen eltiint. Wasacz gyanut TO-
, gott. Kibontotta csomagot. Alb
| ban papirszeletek voltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
yERHOYAY 3e5

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
cambelli angol nyelvii 365-ik osz-
talya nagy beavatasi bait fog rem
de mi majus ho lien, szombaton
este a Roman Hallban, a lO-ik
es Redd utcak sarkan. A zenet
Orosz Ferenc fogja szolgaltatni.
Az vi fiok, mely csak most ia
nuarban alakult meg, szamos vi
taggal szaporodott azota es mutt
gyulesen megvalasztotta az idei
rendes tisztikart es pedig Heri
Janos elnok, Wereb Aranka al
elnok. Heri Ferenc titkar, Ko-
vacs Ferenc penztarnok Is Wereb
Viktor rendfenntarto.
A mulatsagrol meg bovebb fell
vilagositassal szolgalunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
BAZAR ES BAL A MACYAROK NACYASSZONYA
HITK()ZSECREN

Csiitortok ota nagyban folyik
a abazar-vasar a west sidei katho-
likus magyar iskolaban Azota a
nepszerii Bingo-jatek kartyan sok
szerencses nyero jutott olcson
igen ertekes targyakhoz es elel-
miszerekhez. A szerencskerek es
a cellov6 tabla is jo szorakoz East
nyujt ugy gyermekeknek, mint
a felnotteknek. Aki mem vette
meg XII reszet bazarbol, meg
mindig van alkalma ere kiilono-
sen szombaton es vasarnap este,
amikor ujabb' targyakkal szapo-
rita vezet6seg a meg megma-
radt targyakat, melyek igen meg
fogytak az eddigi nyeresek ko-
vetkezteben. Vasarnap a FARO es-
tely es 10 ora utan kezdodik a
tancmulatsag. A bazar estelyek-
re belepti dij nincsen. csak bal
ra, tehat akik 10 orakor KEY
dodo balon reszt akarnak venni,
azok bali tiketet kotelesek valta-
nj. A bal tart hetfo virradattig.
Izletes harapni valokrol es italok-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
DEMJEN MARG1T
MEGHALT

Egy fatal viragszalat ragadott
el a halal multi heten SEE
ret6 sziilei hazbol. Szombaton te-
mettek a SIT. Istvan templombo1
Demjen Margit I1onat, Demjen
Lajos es neje hubbard lakosok
16 ewes high schoolba jart lea
nyat.
Szulein xviii ket n6vere, Julia
es' Magdolna, egy fivere, ifj. La
jos gyaszoljak ha1alat, valamint
harom nagynenje, Mixich Gas
parne, Novotnyi Istvanne es Ha-
1uska J6zsefne. A Calvary teme-
t6ben helyeztek orok nyugalom-
ra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
SPORT H|REk
lsmet gyozott a Youngstown
magyar csapat

Zuhogo esos id6ben jatszotta
a magyar csapat az utolso Liga-
merkozeset vasarnap Cantonban.
az ottani magyar csapattal, me-
lyet. a youngstown csapat nyert
20 aranyban.
A youngstown csapat mar az
elso 2 percben goalt er ell Thomp-
son reven. Eros jatek indul meg
ezutan, de erednenyt egyik csa-
pat sem er ell.
A masodik felid6ben ket csa-
pat minden erejet megprobalta,
hogy tovabbi eredmenyt erjen
el, de nagy ESQ mindenben hat
ralta 6ket. A youngstown csapat
az utolso percekben egy eros le-
futas reven megszerzi a masodik
goalt c. Balla reven.
A merkozes eredmenye 20
Youngston javara,
A youngstown csapat jateko-
sal es ve,zetosege ezuton mond
halas koszonetet cantoni ma
gyar csapatnak, szives vendeg-
latasert, melyet a csapattal sem
ben tanusitottak.
A youngstown csapat jov6
vasarnap itthon fog jatszani, ha
kap egy vendegcsapatot, egy ba-
ratsagos merk6zes lejatszasara.
Kerjlk a kozonseget, h9gy fl
gyeljek hetvegi angof siApokat
a merkozesre vonatkozolag. {,
Tisztelettel IS
A vEZET6sEG.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
MAGYAR EMBER
0NCYIlK0SSAGA
Novak Cyula nem birta to-
vibb nyomorekon AZ eletet
Is felakasztotta magat

Megrendito vege lett egy ne
hany evvel ezel6tti balesetnek,
amikor a heten Novak Gyula, SO
ewes, 115O Donation Ave. alatt
lako honfitarsunk lakasanak egy
kamarajaban felakasztotta magat.
Szegeny Novak nehany evvel
ezelott, arnikor a Scent Istvan
templombol karacsonykor kijott,
egy szaguldo automobil ala ke-
riilt oily szerencsetleniil, hogy
egyik labat kenytelenek voltak
az orvosok levagni. Noyak miila-
bat kapott, de eletereje sbka sem
tert vissza. Gyakran beszelt on
gyilkossagrol. Mem birt nyomore-
kon elni Most saztan vegrehaj-
totta szandekat.
Novak 21 evvel ezelott lott
Amerikaba es 20 ev ota young
stowni lakos. Tagja volt a Scent
Istvan Egyletnek es egyhaznak.
Halalat gyaszoEak neje. sill.
Kalapos Erzsebet, harom oyer
meke Anna, Maria es Istvan
anyja, Mrs. Pal6czi Borbala; test
we're Mrs. Szics Maria, ket fivere
Sander es 1stvan; egy feltestve-
re Mrs. Nemetf Borbala; harom
mostoha fivere Paloczi Janos, Fe-
reno es Andras, akik mind
Youngstownban laknak; negy
mostoha testvere Julia, Maria,
Anna es Erzsebet, akik Magyar
orszagon laknak Is anyosa, ozv.
Kalapos Erzsebet. Temetese
penteken delel6tt volt a lakasbol
a Calvary temetobe Fl. Biro Lo-
rincz plebanos kozbenjottevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
PRO-HUNCARIA !.

Pro-Hungaria Magyar Nok vi
lagszovetsegenek Youngstown
osztalya majus. ho Len, kedden
este fel nyolc oral kezdettel, tart
ia rendes havi gyuleset a w. S.
Magyar Otthonban. Kerjuk a
tagsag teljes szamu sziyes meg
jeleneset, mivel tobb fontos targy
keriil megbeszelesre, tobbek ko-
zott a. Anyak Napjanak estelye-
re kulonboz6' bizcttsagok meg
valasztasa IS jelentesek. Szere-
tettel hivjuk es varjuk tagjaink
szives megjeleneset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
VERHOVAY BRANCH 364

The campaign for new men,
bers will end Monday, April 80
President Frank Brogley an
To date more than 40
members enrolled andSit is hoped
that this number will be increas-
ed to perhaps IS, emitting the
branch to a large donation from
the supreme treasury of the So
ciety to begin their baseball
and other sport activities.
The next meeting of the branch
will be next Thursday, May 3rd
at 7:3O P. M. in the West Side
Hungarian Home. This will be
a very important meeting as
permanent officers will be elect
ed at this time. The final plans
for the team will also be discus
sed at this meeting.
All those intending to join
are urged to get in touch with
Broglay. There is no admission
examination is also free. The
fee and the cost Of the physicians
monthly premium are the lowest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
SHARON-FARRELLI HIREK
.vAcsoRA UrAN.

Lapunk legutobbi szamaban
'megemlekeztink, hogy a farrelli
rom. kath. hitkozseg reszere.
Lizenbold Jakab egy borjut ajan-
dekozott. Ezen ajandekbol, ap-
rilis l5-en, a sharpsvillei n6k, fl
nom es izletes vacsorat keszitet-
tex, amely ugy anyagilag, mint
erkolcsileg eleg jol sikerult. A
80 dollar koruli haszon, a paro-
CHA takaritasra lett forditva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26

Lovasz (Lovas) Erzsike, Lo-
vasz Andras coitsvillei magyar
farmer Is ewes iigyes kis leanya
a Coitsville-i iskola spelling (be-
tizo) bajnoka a Vindicator nagy
versenyeben. Lovasz Erzsike fog
ia EFT az iskolat kepviselni ma
jus 1o-iki megyei bajnoki ver-
senyben. Gratulalunk az iigyes
kislanynak es sztileinek akik la
punk regi olvasoi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26

rol gondoskodik- rendezoseg.
Vasarnap delutan 2 orakor kiilon
penny-bazar lesz a gyermekek
reszere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-26
SZINEL6ADAS APR. 2o-EN.

A farrelli rom. .kath. N6egylet,
aprilis 2o-en, Farrell-ben a Staun-
ton St.-en lev6 Horvath Hallban
szineloadassal egybekotott tanc-
estelyt rendez. Jo szorakozas IS
elsorendu zene varja a. kozon-S
seget.
Igerjuk meg a MOI Egyletnek,
hogy mindnyajan OFT leszunk.
PoLGAROK KORENEK
GYULESE.
A Shenangovolgyi Magyar
Amerikai Otthon es Polgarok
Kore aprilis ho 2o-en delutan 5
orakor tartja gyuleset farrelli
rom. kath. templom alatti
helyisegben. Bizonyara jelen
lesznek mindazok,n kiket ezen
mozgalom erdekel...
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13
ROOSEVELT TO
GO FISHING AT
COCOS ISLAND
President PauSeS on Trip
to Hawaii; Denies John
son to Quit.

By United Press
ABOARD, CRUISER NEW OR
LEANS, July 13-President Frank
lin D. Roosevelt in the cruiser Hous-
ton veered southwark from the
course to Hawaii today to enjoy
a days fishing in tiny Cocos island,
legendary cache Of pirate gold.
Today the President was busy
with routine administration affairs,
an interruption enforced by White
House mail placed aboard the HouS-
ton at Panama.
The Houston was due at COcos at
5 p. m. today. The President plans
to remain over Saturday.
With the New Orleans as escort,
the Houston left Panama late yes
terday, after the President had
given assurance that General Hugh
Johnson would remain director of
MIRA.
The President said specifically
that General Johnson was not 60
ing to resign.
Mr.. Roosevelt has high hopes of
good fishing at Cocos island, in the
specially fitted motor launch that
was prepared for Tisning during his
leiSurely vacation trip.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13
GIRLS PLAN PAGEANT
Pied Piper of Hamelin" TO Be
Given at Camp.

Given at Camp.
Girl Scouts at Camp Dellwood
will present the Pied Piper of
Hamelin" tonight in a pageant for
parents and friends. The cast will
include all campers, under the di-
rection of Miss Marian Crtseifen
ard Miss Ellen Hathaway
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13
POLICE CAPTAIN
ATTACKS ALIBI
IN LUST-KILLING
States Star Witness Says
Engineer Lied During
Early Questioning.

~ HIN n A.Ffs a
SAN FRANCISCO. July 13.-UpOn
testimony Of Police Captain Charles
Dullca. the state today expected 70
rely for damaging evidence to send
Willard Hickman miCdle-aged en-
Rineer. % the gallOWs for the lust
murder Of Louise Jeppesen- .
Captain Dullea's testimony was 70
close the states case
He VIII be our ClnChcr,7 Prose
cUt0r Peter Mullins said.
The body q Miss Jeppesen. pretty
c3-vcaT-Old ogden Utah girl. was
found IN Golden Gate park early
on the morning % May 13 after a
CAV drinking party at Hickman's
hotel She had been attacked and
strangled.
The middle-aged father Of two
children claims ne was in his hotel
apartment with Blanche Mckay.
blond stenOgrapher, at the time
Louise was slain.
In testimony yesterday. Captain
Dulea said Hickman. when first
Questioed by police, denied knowing
Miss Jeppescn and lied" about his
activities on the night Of May y
and the following morning.
He said Hickman maintained his
car never had left his garage dur
ing the hours under question, but
when queried later. said ne had
returned with Miss Mckay at day
break"
Prosecutors sought TO show HiCk-
man could have slain Miss Jeppe-
sen before he met the Mckay girl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13
Theatrical gVOrld--
Bulldog DrummOnd IS
New Mystery Films Hero
BY WALTER ID. HICKMAN

homes, then study carefully the set
tings of the drawing and dining
rooms in the house of mystery &C.
cupied by Mr.. GLAND and his con-
federateS.
Also take time to watch the living
room of Drummond's apartment. II
is in excellent good taste and proof
that extravaganza may not be gaudy
to get dazzling effects.
Bulldog DrummOnd Strikes
Back" is both family and adult en-
tertainment. I had a grand time
seeing it.
Now at Loew's Palace.
.NTHER theaters today offer: Joe
" E. Brown in Circus Clown" at
the Lyric; Cary Grant in Kiss and
Make Up" at the Apollo, and Rich
ard Barthelmess in Midnight
Alibi," at the Circle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13

CHERLOCK HOLMES has been
- my favorite detective for years,
but he has been dethroned by Bull
dog DrummOnd. an amateur detec-
tive who solves crimes and prevents
others before Scotland Yard can get
busy. l probably should say that
DrummOnd is my favorite screen de-
tectiVe just now because he has
been brought to life again by Ronald
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thorities resort to the bombs to scat
ter the picketS, but not before sew
eral are dead and many injured
This and other important news
events are described, by Graham
noted radio announcer,
and the screens talking reporter
Other outstanding pictures in the
current newsreel include: Thrilling
scenes at Arlington park race track
as an outsider downs the favorite in
a close finish; a 17-year- old girl
breaking the back stroke swimming
record at Lake Maramacook, Me.
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is enough to know that Drummond
comes mighty close to being out
witted by the clever and oily william,
Warner GLAND. When he gets ready
to strike back at his enemy, Drum
mond strikes with a deadly stroke.
This picture has excellent comedy
relief because that work has been
given to Charles ButterwOrth and
Una MerkeI as the newlyweds.
Butterworth rapidly is becoming
one of the drollest and most indi-
vidual comedians on the talking
screen. He does a fine job
in this movie. He viii give you
many laughs and Miss Merkel helps
out in this good fun.
If you enjoy beautiful interiors OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13

COlman in Bull
d o g DrummOnd
Strikes B a C k"
Here is a mystery
yarn that really
has intelligence
in its situations.
DrummOnd n o t
o n Y gets his
man." but also
gets himself a
wife, the heroine
of the story. To
tell too much of
a mystery story is
not fair to those
who go to the the
alter for thrills
and crrCnnYCp IT,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13
POLICE BATTLE
WITH STRIKERS
IN TIMES REEL
Dock Dispute RiOting Shown
Sports Events Also
Recorded.

Police using tear gas bombs to COM
bat striking longshoremen in the
widespread Pacific coast strike fea-
lures the current issue of The
TimeS-Universal Newsreel. AS the
dock workers get out of control, au-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13
Will Hays a General

BU UNltCd PfCSS
FRANKFORT, KY, July 13-
Will H. Hays, dictator of moral and
ethical policies for the moving pic
ture industry, today was made a
general on the staff of Governor
Ruby Laffoon of Kentucky.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-13
200 c. M. T. C. MEN
IN LIFESAVING COURSE

Citizen Soldiers Take Lessons From
James w. Clark.
More than 200 C. M. T. c. candi-
dates at FIT Benjamin Harrison have
enrolled in the American Red Cross
swimming and life saving course,
James w. Clark, indianapolis, in
charge of the instructions, has an
nOunced.
Evening star., 1934-10-21

meals In restaurants, Will be wise TO brush up
on the fundamental lessons of what various
foods furnish in the nourishment Of the body.
THAT Is where the home economics experts
! at the various experiment stations, ex-
tension services and State colleges win be
putting the emphasis this Winter. As the
situation develops they win be kept busy
explaining how to juggle the kitchen arith-
metic so as to At the things we have the
most of into q balanced ration. Everybody
they viii be telling the pubhc-needs some OF
these three kinds Of food every day:
Energy foods-bread and cereals sugars, fats,
starchy vegetables.
Protein foods-meats, eggs, poultry, fish,
milk and milk products, soy beans.
For vitamins and minerals-fruits and vege-
tables. also such foods as milk, eggs and meat.
Meat Is the food item which Is most affected
by the drought. For time there win be plenty
OF meat on the market, while the country eats
up the supply from the wholesale killing OF
stock that could not be fed and carried over.
Later the meat supply will lag. and then the
choice cuts will obviously be scarcer and higher
than in more normal times.
Figured on paper, pork Is about 30 per
cent short, and meats in general about Is per
cent.
Outwitting the meat shortage win be the
real tests Of ingenuity for cooks this Winter.
There are several ways Of doing It, and the
Bureau OF Home Economies suggests using them
all:
Evening star., 1934-10-21

A LII over the country, people T..
" are trying to figure out what
the drought and the surpluses and
shortage Of food viii mean to them, person.
ally. It began when the first estimates Of the
various harvests began to be reported to
the Department of Agriculture and certain
crops looked unusually short. The long-pro-
tracted drought, with its stories Of dreadful
havoc and losses made q deep impression on
news readers. You find people rushing to store
up canned goods from the grocery, like squir-
wondering how much longer they viii find
beefsteak at the butchers.
It Is reassuring to pay visit to some Of the
is to translate shortages and surpluses into
term Of proteins prices and balanced rations.
The home economists look cheerful. They con-
suit statistics and forecast cheerfully.
1--WE have food enough to nourish us ade-
quately."
This is the verdict of one well known scien-
tist, Dr. Hazel K. Soebeling, senior food econ
omist Of the Bureau of Home Economics In the
Department of Agriculture.
~"But" adds DR.. Stiebeling, eve may be called
upon to try new foods, or old foods in new
ways"
There may not be as much meat as usual.
But there will be more grain than is needed.
The apple crop may be short. But citrus trees
are loaded with what looks like q fine crop of
oranges and grapefruit. And 50 it goes.
True, you can't substitute an orange for an
apple, or q slice Of bread for o slice Of ham.
At least. you can't do that and come out even
In the nice calculation Of the nutrition experts.
You must balance the food Yalues.s People who
plan menus, and those who select their own
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plete" in their protein content as soy beans,
but they are still good foods to pinch hit
for meat on o meatleSs day.
The potato crop is expected to run about 10
Der cent short To this the nutritionists'
reply is:
Turnips plus cereal equals potatoes.
As for the rest of the main classes Of food,
Or. Stiebeling reports along these lines:
There is an ample supply Of fats and sugars.
There Is no serious shortage of poultry. eggs
and dairy products for the country as q whole.
II milk supplies should run short in any sec
ton. she warns, be sure to serve the children
first. No kitchen arithmetic can find food TO
replace milk adequate IN the children's diet.
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large crop of soy beans available this
year, for many farmers who reduced
their crop acreage to at Government
plans put the land into soy bears to
enrich the soil. So there are the beans,
If. the American public, especially in
the. farming section, wants to Try them.
Navy and other dried beans and
hlack-eyed peas are not quite so "cnm-
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1. The budget can be balanced by using
cheaper cut of meat some days.
2. The cook can extend the meat flavor, as.
the nutritionists put 1t, to make little 60
long way. The trick of stretching the flavor Is
to use meat in some such dish as stuffed pep
pers, shepherds pie, teIlied meat, meat and
vegetable salad, baked maoaroni with meat
and even the prosaic hash. The flavor of meat
Is recognized as an important and attractive
feature Of meal.
3. An entirely meatless dinner can be built
around some substitute dish Of substantial and
filling calfber.
Speaking Of q revival Of meatleg Mondays