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Evening star., 1935-12-08
MERCHANDISING PARLEY
Officials of G. E. Air Conditioning
Department to Confer.

Department to Confer.
Oficials of the air conditioning
department, General Electric Co., will
hold a merchandising conference OF
its dealers tomorrow and Tuesday at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Prospects for the air conditioning
industry in 1896 are more optimistic
than ever before" according to J. j.
Donovan, manager of the General
Electric department, who will preside
at the conference. with its many in
stallations in Government buildings, :"
he said, Washington leads all other
cities in the amount of air condi-
toned ONCE and public building
space"
The progress of air conditioning for
the home also has been most marked
in Washington, he said, with its great
activity in home construction.
Henry w. Heine. president Of the
Hudson Air Conditioning Corp, is the
washington dealer. Other cities to be
represented by dealer organizations
are Baltimore, Harrisburg, Norfolk,
Richmond, Roanoke, Wilmington,
Philadelphia, Raleigh and winston
Salem.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
AMERICAN SUPERP0WER
TRANSFERS HOL LDINGS
Ry tha Associated Press

by L1b AsSOCIdItu FTtSs.
NEW YORK, December 7.-Ameri-
can Superpower Corp. has transferred
100000 shares of common stock Of
Commonwealth g. Southern Corp. to
the Bankers Trust Co: Of New York
under an agreement calling for its
sale over a period of years. Proceeds
from the sale were to be applied by
the trust company to the purchase for
retirement Of first preferred stock Of
American Superpower.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
TOY FIRMS CONSIDER
PLANS TO CUT DELAYS
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December TOY
manufacturing circles are considering
the proposals of w. A. Coventry, head
of the Grey Iron Casting Co. and
president of the Toy Manufacturers OF
the U. s. A., that retailers and makers
reshape their plans during 1886 "so
as to eliminate the costly waste OF
delayed preparations by making plans
in the Spring for expected toy de-
mands." There is at present a toy
shortage which manufacturers can
not fill, according to Coventry.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
CEMENT.pR1CE RAISED.

NEW YORK, December z R-
Dow, Jones & Col says Portland ce-
ment, producers have increased the
quotation to dealers to $2.i8 barrel
on the South Brooklyn waterfront.
Since last summer the quotation had
been $1.s2 barrel In paper. +. o. b.
cars alongside the dock.
Evening star., 1935-12-08

w e VI, controller,
Lansburgh & Bro, D.,
and chairman of
the Committee on
Social Security.
The controllers
Of the large de-
partment stores in
Washington, work
ing with employ
ers of other large
concerns in the
city, have been do
ing considerable
work in the study
and planning for
the execution of
the SOoiaI SecIIrifv
Evening star., 1935-12-08
WEYL TO ADDRESS
D. C. CONTROLLERS
Lansburgh Official to Discuss So
cial Security Problems at
Meeting Tomorrow.

The National Capital group of con-
trollers will hold the regular monthly
meeting tomorrow evening at 6:45
o'clock at the Hamilton Hotel. The
subject for this meeting will be con-
tinuation of discussion of social Sc
curity legislation, to be led by Alolph
Evening star., 1935-12-08
SHORT INTEREST RISES
ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December THE
total short interest on the New York
Stock Exchange as Of the opening of
business on November 20 was 1882, ,7SS
shares. compared with 9S0,2l9 shares
as Of October 81. This is an increase
Of 1o2,56e shares,
Evening star., 1935-12-08

legislation, a timely and interesting
subject. No matter how much one
may have studied it, there are con-
tinually new angles concerning it.
A large attendance is expected at
this meeting.
Evening star., 1935-12-08

The Associated Press index, adjusted
for seasonal variation, is given below.
1t is based on l929-30 as the equiva-
lent of 100.
Evening star., 1935-12-08

Continued on Fourth Page.)
La opinión., 1935-05-26

Y a rendirte las rosas de mi an
(hclo
con ell fulgor eseaso de mi Musa
cuando pasas triunfante en- raudo
(vueio,
como un Lotto lucifero que cruza
la comba la~piz-lazuli del cielo!
Descendiste radiante de hermo-
(sura
en- un lampo sublime de ternu-
(ra...
Como del scno de una noche
(bruna,
rasgsndo ell manto de la sombra
(oscura
Ell paiido ~reflejo de La luna!
Y en- grato evoco de otros Car
(navales
val. tejiendo, iOh, Reina, ma
(drigales
con la ~sonrisa del festive Mono,
(que en- musica ~triunfal reptile ell
(eco),
cuando tie posas en- Ell regio Trono
que tie levanta Ell pueblo maza-
(tleco.
Escuchad los aplausos de la Corte
para vos. en- union del Rey Con-
(sorte,
como loor a sus dignos Soberanos;
y al recoger mis- frases tan SEN
(cillas,
ipermitidme que bese vuestras
(manos
postrado a vuestras plantas, de
(rodiIlas!
La opinión., 1935-05-26

entire las que ~aparecian grotescos til
pos c~arnavalescos. La Illumination de
este edificio fue de bien combinado
efecto y resulto b~rillantisima Ell Sc
Rundo nos presento un original ador-
no que a pesar de su sencillez. ofre-
cia estupendo golpe de vista. En- los
BALCONIES una chispeantc %critica de
nuestro flamante Cabinete Anti-Ra-
bico; el portico de entrada era una
enormc boca de diablo que "se tra-
Raba" cuantos pasaban al interior.
Los PortAles de Canobbio presenta-
ban un llamativo adorno-anuncio. EN-
letras de mas de un metro de ~altura,
con Ia que sc hizo active reelame .
la acreditada marcA LA Toluquita".
La Plaza de Machado, centric de COM
pate de las fiestas carnava!escas. lucia
e.egantisimas tribunas. en- las que 50
veia a 10 mas granada y aristocratico
de nuestra buena sociedad, luciendo
costosisimos ~trajes de fantasia. La
Cerveceria "Moctezuma". de Orizaba,
cuya Agencia sc halla situado en- ell
co.tado Norte de la Plaza fue tam
bicn otro de los edificios i~ncontab!es
que Sc engaianaron de muy llamativa
manera: su portico 10 dsterminaban
dos enormes toneies. sobre los que
tTCpdOdn aaCSfCS CAapoAND
y repartienio las mas acreditadas
marcas de e.ta reputada industrial.
MAS DE DlEZ TONELADAS DE
CONFETTI Y DOCE DE SERPEN-
TINAS fue Ell gasto en- las renidas
batailas de los cuatro memorabies
dias.
9 orquestas, la Banda del 80. Bata-
Hon y II Bandas mas que Sc hicieron
reconcentrar en- la b~ullanguera ciu-
dad. sin tomar en- cuenta numerosas
"estudiantinas". acordeoncs arpas Y
"cilindros" a!egraron a los mazatle-
co. y sus dccena. de millarcs de visi-
tantes. Hubo bales en- ei Casino de
Mazatlan. Circuio Commercial "Benito
Juare.". Sociedad de Artesanos Uni
dos. para sus s~ocios, fan,iliares e invi
tados de estos; y popularcs en- Ell Tea
tro "Rubio". Plaza de LA Republic
ca. Machado y Parque "~Zaragoza",
asi como en- cl Mercado Romero Ru-
bio" y en- los corredores de la Adua-
ma Martina, aunque puede
Sc sin tenor de exagerar que todas
las aceras de las GALES portenas fue-
ron convertible en- un immense salon
de bale 49,"
La opinión., 1935-05-26

Segun los detalles de la cronica GU
yos fragmentos copie. en- ell %carnaval
que Sc detalla, la Prefecture del Dis
trito expidio 1882 permisos autori-
zando ell disfraz de igual numero de
adultos de ambos sexos, pues que
los ninos no requieren licencia para
hacerlo: desfilaron compitiendo en- ell
del martes en- la tarde, 81
carros aleg6ricos, 122 carruajes ador-
nados; MAS DE DOS MIL DIS
Traces EXTRAVAGANTES. y 95
bicicletas adornadas caprichosa y Wis
tosamente. Respecto al adorno de edi-
ficios, dice ell cronista:
"EDIFICIOS ADORNADOS.-Circu
10 Commercial "Benito Jusrex" y Ca
sino de Mazatlsn". "Estos dos edifi-
clos, centres de reunion, sc disputaron
la primacia en- sus ornatos interior y
exterior y el triunfo estaba muy in
deciso. Ell primero corona sus alturas
de bien representadas aspilleras. ca
PAGES de ~resistir Ell mas formidable de
los ataques , desde elias Sc sostuvo
mortifero fuego. que Cause grandes
estragos entire las m~ultitudes, las que
asaltaban ell poderoso baluarte, en- Ell
que sc parapetaron los c~ombatientes,
los que &c p~rotegian de los rayos So
lares con vistosos cortinajes en- fran
jas multicolores de magnificos efectos.
Los BALCONIES Sc cubrieron por table,
ros ornamentados de guias de flores,
La opinión., 1935-05-26
MAMA, CUENTAME,.
fSigue dc la Ia. pdg.)

mienza a hacer ell amor a Rosita; mas
viendo que la muchacha no lie admite,
resuelve esperar y acecha ell momcnto
dc dar ell golpe. Tn dia que por una
rencilla leve.-de esas que todos los
enamorados tienen.-rineron los ena-
morados. aprovecho Jose v lie ofreci6
a Rosita casarse al momento con ella.
Y para completar su bra lie dijo cue
Alfredo nunca Sc casaria con ella por-
que era de familia muy pobre y hui
milde. En- cambio. con 81 no pasaria
trabajos. y seria recibida en- ell seno
de su familia. con los brazos abier-
tos.
Aprovecharon. pues. los fingidos a
nantes. ell momento para darle a Al
fredo ell golpe mortal. Pidio Jose la
mano de Rosita. Ella, por una cier-
ia vanidad de mujer. Sc dejo llevar
por las mentiras de Jose, pero su CO.
raz6n ardia en- deseos de que Alfre-
do llegara. la a~rrebatara de ALI v Sc
la llevara muy lejos; mas com NADIA
de este sucedia. no hacia la pobre CHI
ca sino sufrir y llorar en- silencio. Al
fredo. sabedor va de todas aquellas
vengativas %maniobras. sc ha retirado
per complete. y solo. por las nochcs
en- su habitacion. toca, y toca su vio-
lin arrancandole notas que mas 1ien
semejan dolientes quejas.
La opinión., 1935-05-26

Tai los %jocundos y es%tupendos Car
navales en- mi anorada tierruca. que
Sc debieron. muy principalmente, a
la i~niciativa y teson del gentleman"
"seco Y largo, de sempiterna chiste-
ia que Sc llamo don Adolfo O'Rayan.
Mexicali. B. Cfa., III-MCMXXNV.
La opinión., 1935-05-26

Suena la Marcia nupcial. las naves
del temple pletorico de curiosos. han
lido a admirar a los %novios. y ALA. en-
Ut rinconcito. junto a una columra.
III joven palido v o~jeroso va \ es-
cuchar su sentencia de muerte. Els
ell pobre Alfredo que quiso yer por
Ultima veg a su Rosita. a su novie-
cita del alma por la cual habia apren-
(Si0ue en- la 15d. pdgindj
La opinión., 1935-05-26

Gran Sonora.
va a acabar con ell
RENO en- media bora.
La sequia en- los campos
Sc presenta,
las vertientes,
los GAUGES de los rios
no discurren su liquido elemento
y tendra que venirnos.
de momento.
la miseria mas grande,
en- los horrores
de la epidemic que
al Reinado inmoia
todo por los famosos medidores
que no gustaron al
doctor GaxioIa!
ST sigue asi la situacion,
tendremos que pedir
protection a Nicaragua;
81 no fuera por Fojo,
que bebemos?
iTendriamos que pedir
ua buche de agpa!"
Instruction Publica",
Viva. Eureka.
que ~prodigio. -.
andamos cual los "cholosos"..
Ignore ST tendremos Ministerio;
al cabo no hace falta
ell Magisterio,
pues los chamacos va Sc
ensenan solos,.
Despues del i~nforme, ell Primer
Ministro pide que ell Rey Consorte
firme ell Decrcto o~torgando medallas,
diplomas y obsequios con que 5. S.
M. M. premiaran los meritos de Mi
y cortesanos. dando ~lectura y
las p~ropuestas de recompensa:
"A r. R. Torriani:
Exquisite "Diletantte"
que e~jecuts en- dolce allegro,
por correcto y por galante.
a Marques de
eel Cuante N~egro"...
Para Romeo ell hermoso,
ell Tenorio misterioso,
Ell de musculos de ~atleta,
por gallardo v por garboso
luna cita con J~ulieta! -.
Para terminar con ell homemade Off
cial a S. M. Elena l contenidos en-
los siguientes bellos versos. que lego
el Primer Ministro:
iEgregia Majestad, de ~encantos
elena!
Dejsd que entire rumor de Co
(lombinas
desflore las g~uirnaldas de mis-
(rimas
como un arpegio de la fiesta
(amena.
donde tie yergues Majestad
ELENA,
en- NUDES de confetti y pen
(tiuAs.
La opinión., 1935-05-26

(Si0ae en- Ia 15d. pdDinaj
, 1935-11-22
VEGETABLE CAKE,
DUi

NAA@AAlAN 61ILE
Syaedium sized Valley-grown car
IL dun sized valley-grown beets.
s medium sized Valley-grown DO
tatoes.
/ medium sized vslley-grown pep
per.
/ Valley-grown onion.
] small V~aley-grown lettuce.
y ID. salt pork.
Wash and peel vegetables and boil
together with pork excepting let
tuce, lettuce Is not to be boiled) I'M
oil done. Then cut vegetables and
pork In small squares and mix to-
0ether. Have ready s eggs. Beat the
whites Of eggs until stiff. then add
yolk Of eggs and beat until stiff add
In all vegetables and pork, except
ing lettuce. Have a skillet with /
this. hot shortening ready and pour
ing all vegetables and pork, except
moderate flame. After 1t browns,
turn on other side by placing a
plate on top Of the skillet. and turn
ing over, then placing again in the
skillet, to brown. being very careful
while turning cake over. After cake
Is done, let cool for a few minutes.
Place 8 chilled lettuce leaves on
plate, and then place vegetable cake
6n top. Out very email onion into
squares and place on top Of cake.
Miss Esther O. Padilla,
SIS Adams st.,
Brownsville, Texns.
, 1935-11-22

young Brown home from the office
20 nelp with some extra work.
x. b. began to talk or dogs. Dogs
ne owned, had owned, would own
Breeds, pedigreeS, diseases and care
But every other sentence was pune
tuated with the name Of some inn
portant person who had personally"
old MIN this. or asked him that or
mentioned the other thing.
The young man wasn't talking
oogS. He was pumping I'D his ego
ne was showing off his Importance.
Social Two acedness
His host and hostess tried At times
tactfully 70 change the subject lust
Tor a little relief. But back they
were flung instantly into the KEN
nels agan.
II was quite obvious that the guest
was interested only In crabmeat
cocktails, fried chicken and frozen
pudding and dogs AND himself.
"Whew!" said Marion when the
AAA
study door closed on the two men.
you see what 7 mean now her
mother remarked. "He II decidedly
provincial, that young man. But he
thinks he's sophisticated, a person OF
the world. Not interested in any
body or anything but himself: very.
very green"
Mother" Marion eyed her care
fully, you're the cats perfumed
soap. / mean the dogs flea exter-
minator. no wonder dad says you're
smooth. I see now"
Just training you" laughed mo-
Their. Now when he energies, say
70 him, What a beautiful liz - and.
on. how we enjoyed your talk"
I'm afraid announced Marion.
that you are also a fraud"
Aren't we all?' her mother re-
minded her.
, 1935-11-22
Weeks Winning Recipes
ORANGE NUT E

ORANGE NUT BREAD
/ large orange. ] Is vanilla.
Boiling water. l beaten egg.
! c raistns or dates. 2 G. flour
1 Is. soda. i Is baking powder.
1 I. sugar. "A & salt
2 tbs shortening. ~ G chopped pecanS-
Squeeze orange juice into cup measure, fiji cup with Boiling water.
Put orange rnd through food chopper and add enough raisins or dates
to make one cup. Place orange-date mixture in mixing bowl and add
orange juice and boiling water. Stir in soda, sugar, shortening and
vanilla. Add beaten egg and flour which has been Sfted with baking
powder and salt Beat thoroughly and stir in nut meats. Place in
creased loaf pan and bake in moderate oven(35O degrees) so minutes.
Cool in pan before Sicing.
Mrs. l. p Hatch.
Rio Hondo, Texas
Box So.
PEANUT COOKIES
/ C. shortening / c. coconut.
l C. brown sugar. l c salted peanuts.
c. graduated sugar. 4. flour.
2eggs. is. baking powder.
? C oatmeal. Its. soda.
/ C. corn flakes.
Cream shortening until soft. add sugar gradually. Add eggs one at
a time, beating as each is added. Stir in oatmeal and corn flakes
coconut and peanuts. Sft together flour, baking powder and soda,
ing sheet and press out with a fork. Bake 10 to is minutes at SIS degrees.
Mrs. r. j. Work,
735 Austin St,
San Benito, Texas.
C. chopped nuts y IS baking powder.
&c chopped dates. Il IS salt.
l I. sugar. eggs.
y C flour.
Beat eggs till light, add sugar and when well blended add sifted dry
ingredients Add dates and nuts and pour into 9Inch buttered pans
Bake in slow oven 80 minutes. Cut into small squares, roll into balls
and dust in graduated sugar. Makes about 2 dozen.
Mrs Leland Parsons,
co PIGGY Wggly,
San Benito, Texas.
Send in your fRvor1te recipes TO the Food Editor. All entries fea-
turing, II possible. Valey-grown products, are Judged by three mem
bers OF the Home Economics department Of the Brownsville high
school The three best recipes each week win a dollar each for those
entering them In the contest. The Herald reserves the right 10 pub
fish all entries, whether prize winners or not.
, 1935-11-22
Less Makeup
Is Smarter
This Year
by ALICIA HART
NFA Service staff Writer

1t Is q bad idea indeed Go use too
much makeup this year. Lips THAI
look caked and eyes which are COW
cred with heavy coats OF mascara
and eyeshadow simply aren't fash
ionable.
Wherever you 60. you're bound TO
notice that the smartest women wear
enough makeup to enhance their
natural beauty and dramatic their
best features. but certainly not
enough to make their compilations
look painted.
AT the National Horse show, gold
or silver fingernails In sight were
more conspicuous by their rarity.
Most Of the nail polish was quite
light and natural looking. When a
darker shade was used, lipStick
matched 1t fairly well. A good many
wore polish over the entire surface
OF the nails, completely covering tips
and halfmoons.
Extreme hair styles provided On
striking contrast 20 the conservative
makeup. More swirls than curlS
were used acoSs the back or the pref
test heads. CurlS, often ~lacquered,
were used az the sides and on top.
however. One especially attractive
brown-haired society woman had
two rather shallow waves all the way
around her bobbed head and the
hair was swirled from side TO side.
In other words, II swept backward
on the left and showed her ear. fol-
lowed In the same direction across
the back, then shot forward in front
OF the right ear and covered part of
her cheek.
Another girl-bland and rather
fragile-had q couture that looked
as though II had been brushed up
ward from the nape OF her neck 20
her forehead. II was straight and
lacquered In place. Bangs were curl
ed In tight ringlets and lacquered,
too.
, 1935-11-22
Want to Try Thanksgiving hnocdtions9

ually beat in cream. Pile slightly In
q dish and garnish with ships Of
candied cherries.
Baked Peaches
Eight large peach halves, ! table
spoon butter, Il teaspoon mace,
grated rim OF one lemon, II cup
peach juice. u cup sugar, 2 table
spoons brandy.
Drain peaches from juice and ar
range in a baking dish. Dot with
bits Of butter, and add sugar. mace.
brandy and peach juice. Crate lem
on rind over the top. Cover baking
dish and bake in q moderately hot
oven 1915 degrees F. for twenty
minutes. Chill and serve with a gar
nish OF whipped cream
Squash and Walnut Croquettes
Four cups baked and mashed
squash. 2 egg yolks. "A teaspoon nut
meg, 4 tablespoons butter, 4 table
spoons cream. / teaspoon salt, "A
teaspoon pepper, / cup chopped nut
meats.
Walnuts. pecans. hickory nuts or
Brazil nuts are best in the GRO
quotes, although peanuts may be
used.
Put squash through a ricer to be
sure II Is perfectly smooth. Beat
egg yolks until thick. Add to mash
ed squash with seasoning. butter.
cream and nuts. Mix well and
spread on q platter to cool. Shape
as wanted and put in refrigerator
until ready to fry. Roll in fine dry
bread crumbs, dip in egg slightly
beaten with one tablespoon milk, roll
again in crumbs and fry In deep fat
hot enough 10 brown an inch cube
Of bread In sixty seconds, or 800
degrees #. on a fat thermometer. 10
will take about three minutes 10 fry
the croquetteS. Drain and serve
with a garnish OF crisp parsley.
, 1935-11-22

cts. water.
lbs. brown sugar.
rs c. mixed spices.
Wash tomatoes and chop. Peel
onions and chop. Slice cabbage and
chop. Wash and dice celery. Place
all in enamel pan, in layers, sprink-
ling each layer with salt. Let stand
overnight. Drain, add / Of. vinegar,
2 cts. water. Bring to boil and cook
for Is minutes. Drain, make syrup
OF ! at. vinegar. sugar and spices
tied In bag. Add pickle. Bring to
boil. Can in hot jars.
Mrs. *. q. Ely,
4l0 Illinois ST..
WeSlaco, Texas.
AMBROSIA PIE
IL c. sugar.
2 is. flour.
egg yolkS.
2 ibis. butter.
2 Is. vinegar.
! c. buttermilk.
l c. raisins.
II c. pecan meats.
l Is. cinnamon.
! q. cloves,
/ Is. nutmeg.
Pinch salt.
Cook ingredients in double boiler.
Add 2 ibis. sugar to whites of 4 eggs.
flavor with vanilla for meringue.
Place In ready made cruStS, put in
oven and brown.
Miss Sally Long,
Box 373.
San BenitO, Texas.
SCALLOPED TOMATOES
AND PECANS
Mix contents Of number two can
tomatoes with q Is. salt, / ibis, SUI
gar and a few grains of pepper.
Have ready = c. finely chopped pc
ans and 1-S c. grated cheese. Then
, 1935-11-22
FRUIT MINT

l cup orange juice.
X cup lemon Juice.
II cup pineapple juice.
teaspoon oil peppermint.
! cup sugar.
2 cups milk.
Green fruit colOring.
Mix sugar and milk. Pour into
rest OF ingredients. Add sufficient
coloring TO give light green tint.
Pour into tray in mechanical refrig-
orator and stir at 80 minute inter-
walls for IL hours. Freeze about 5
hours In all. This sherbet can be
frozen BY regular freezer method.
, 1935-11-22
Quick Rolls
Made Edsilu
With Jewel

Recipe submitted by Mrs. ". J.
King, Due West, South Carolina.
Dissolve l yeast cake In IL cups
warm milk. Mix Ia tablespoons
Jewel Shortening, l teaspoon salt. ?
tablespoons brown sugar, and add
milk. add enough flour. approx
mately 4 cups, TO make soft dough.
Let rise 2 hours in warm place. make
into rolls. brush with shortening, and
let rise / 20 ? hours. Bake in hot
lei (45O degrees F. 10 TO Is min
uteS.
, 1935-11-22

ually beat in cream. Pile slightly ir
q dish and garnish with ships Of
nnrlanl nhnrrinr
, 1935-11-22
ChildShOuld
Be Taught To
Forget Self

Mother" said Marion when
Henrietta had gone. why are you
always 50 interested in my friends
when they come here? You had a
good chance to show her that dress
you're knitting for me. It's what I
brought her over for. But you kept
on talking about her music and
her violin and about the way
grandpa used to sneak his fiddle
behind the barn to play. ! couldn't
get In a word"
Mother smiled. she had a good
time, didn't she? When she left
she kissed me and said she was
coming back"
when YOU finish that dress I'll
wear Il over 10 her house. I'll bet
her mother won't make a fuss over
me or even notice IL. She'll keep on
talking about Yetta's music and
how she thinks her daughters 60
ing to knock EN- all dead some
day"
Way TO True S0phiSticatiOn
"And. or course, you'll be bored
TO death"
you said IT. I always am"
"An right, then. Can't you see
I'm trying 10 train you in real
Sophistication? That I'm tral=~g
you how to make friends and keep
themP BY being interested In 9TH
er peoples affairs instead Of your
oWn?"
Il thought there was something
I was being trained In. There al
ways is.n
you'll never find anyone else
bothering to train you. If YOU
think that wearing new clothes
and making everybody feel like
the band behind the drum-maior
is going to make YOU popular.
you're wrong, my darling"
A few days later dad brought
, 1935-11-22
Other Recipes
Submitted By
Valley Women
PICADILLO

PICADILLO
i Id. veal.
2 tabls. shortening.
medium sized Valley onion, chop
ped.
= green sweet pepper chopped.
/ small can Olmito tomatoes.
Black pepper.
Salt.
cloves garlic.
Boil veal until tender, drain and
pass through food chopper. Then
melt the shortening in a skillet and
when very hot, add the onion, pep
per, and mashed garlic and let fry
a little. Add the tomatoes and let
cook ) minutes. Add the meat and
salt to taste. Cook a little longer.
This can be used for taco filling
and 70 stuff onions. peppers and
fowls, by adding raisins and pecans.
Mrs. Jose Dosai,
GIL Madison.
Brownsville, Texas.
GREEN TOMATO RELISH
I peck valley-grown green toma-
toes.
~ medium sized Valley-grown on
ions.
2 medium sized Valley-grown cab
bages.
l bunch celery.
y c. salt.
2 cts. vinegar.
5 Valley-grown sweet green pep
pers.
3 Valley-grown sweet red peppers.