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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-03-22

r F=.A tE.. .'N 49, 1850
end Of his second year In office faces
q predicate In his relations to congress
similar to that which confronted Mr..
Hoover In 1881.
Unless he resains control his entire
program Is likely to bog down. The
fight hinges on the $4,8SO.O00.OO0 work
relief program. the first item In the
Presidents budget message. and the
principal mainstay Of his program. Sc
cret conferences at which slices Of
pork were reported to have been dan.
gled before the avid eyes Of revolving
senator's were said to have been held.
A few supporters Of the McCarran
prevailing wage amendmInt which
wrecked the bill and forced its econ.
mission to the appropriations commit
tee were said to be wavering under
the pressure. Senator Robert r. Wag-
ner, who voted for the amendment, act.
ed as peacemaker. he intimated the
possibility Of a compromise by paying
more than the ,so-called security wage
Of $50 q month, but still lower than
the prevailing rates. Other leaders de.
clared they would not bulge from their
positions.
Secretary Ickes has been no help
to the President In quelling the re-
volt. In his recent testimony. Ickes was
reluctant to tell q senate committee
about ALLEGATION Of $23S,OO0.OOO for a
naval shipbuilding program. The SEN
afOra finally nripd onf information
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-03-22

Chancellor Hitler orders every man
in Germany, young or old, to take
physical training and be ready to fight.
The Spartans trained men early, even
taught the young to murder working
slaves for practice. They did not last
long.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-03-22

1876
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-28

league-leading Legionnaires would place the two clubs in a tie for the top spot.
 But the Moose aren't in a very good position to open doors to Lady Opportunity Last night they had to use their two first-line pitchers Claude Erskine and Dave Turner ito turn away the Elks. Unless Manager Art McKinnon has an- other ace up his sleeve, one of those tired hurlers must start to- night.
 The Legion team offers a wide pitching choice. Just who Manager George Henry will decide upon is not known, but he could choose from this list of reputable hurlers: Ward McAlister, Tal Picinini, and Ken Junge.
 Pre- dent William Holzheimer said today that, if good weather prevails, another postponed game will be played tomorrow night, with the Elks and the Legion mixing. Then, on Memorial Day, he plans to bring the Legion and the Moose together in a fracas postponed from two Sundays ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-28
OPPORT UNITY
 POUNDING ON
 DOOR OF MOOSE
Black Sox Could Rate First Place Tie by Win Over
 Legion Tonight
GAME TONIGHT

GAME TONIGHT At Baseball Park-Legi0n vs. Mccse at 6:30 o'clock.
 GAME TOMORROW At Baseball Park - Elks vs. Legion at 6:30 o'clock post poned game).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-28

Mosher, who pitched for the Alas ka Juneau in 1927, had replaced Schinitz on the Elk mound. Right off the bat he hit man and walk ed two. Then, to climax things, he baked in a run. An outfield fly and Jack Schmitz' single accounted for the other two.
 Andrews Drives Two In
 Walter Andrews stinging single down the first base line drove in the final two Moose tallies in the next inning.
 But, as the shades of night were falling in the sixth, the desperate Elks came within an ace of tying things again. Bob Jernberg singled and c. H. (Big Mac) MacSpadden cracked a single which bounced on fence in center field but rolled back into the field of play. Jern- berg scored, but Big Mac made the third out trying to stretch the hit to a double.
 Yes, sir, it was a rousing ball game. The pitching, all in all, want much. Of course, the wet ball had lots to do with that. Tur- uer, the young recruit from An choragc, got into trouble when he tried to to-s too many curves at the E.ks The hitter of the day was Bus Orme, who laced cut two nice -ingics and a double in three trips.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-28
WILD CONTEST
 GOES TO MOOSE
 BY 10 g SCORE
Elks Drop Fourth in Row to Black Sox in Free
 for-All Game
RESULTS YESTERDAY Mooae 10, Elks 9 (game called last half sixth, darkness).

Just like good old Southern hash; that was last nights City League baseball game won by the Moose ever the Elks, 10 to 9. Postponed from last week, the clash, aborevi- ated to five and half innings by darkness, provided small gather ing of fans with just about every thing.
 First of all there was the wet ball and bat to contend with. Then there were errors, plenty of them. Some were due to the wet field, while others were of the old-fash- toned 4'bonehead" variety. Hitting there was, too, along with occasion al flashes of pitching.
 After quiet first inning, which found both starting hurlers-Dave Turner of the Black SoX and the veteran Pete Schmitz of the Elks- bothered by the heavy drizzle, the Moose scored five runs in the SSNOAAQ al1N lOOhCQ dS II IlltJ l1du the game sewed up. An error, two singles and Fred Schmitz double to center. combined with a neat dou- ble steal by Russell and Phil Stern ig for the tallies.
 What A Rally!
 But the hapless Elks-now with four defeats against their record weren't out of the picture. In the fourth they drove young Turner from the mound as they spiked the rubber eight times. Twas a wild time before Relief Pitcher Claude 2 Erskine could stem the uprising Two rousing doubles by Joe Nallo and Bus Crme helped. So did a reckless assortment of three walks, 9 wild pitch, man hit by pitch ed ball and an error.
 That same frame found the Black Sex tying things up, though.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-28
LEvINSkY IS
 WIN NER OVER
 GERMAN BOXER

TORONTO. May 28.-King Le- vinsky of Chicago, fish peddler, dumped out a ten round decision last night over Hans Birkie of Ger many in a hurly- -5urly bout.
 Levinsky weighed 204 pounds and his opponent seven pounds less.
 Don Faurot and Chauncey Simp- son, new gridiron coaches at the University of Missouri, both have masters degrees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-28

Old Lady Opportunity is pound- ing on the Moose door Whether the Black Sox open said portal remains to be seen as the Moose and Legion hines cross bats in a seven-inning City Baseball League contest at 6:30 o'clock tonight.
 The Moose stand on the thres- hold of first place in the City League. A defeat tonight of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-28
Game called last half sixth, dark

Game called last half sixth, dark
 ness,
 fRan for Haines in fifth.
 Score by innings: 2 3 4 6-R ElkS -.-.....-........--....,..-.. 0 0 0 l-9 Moose ....................... o 5 0 3 2 x-10
 Innings pitched by, P Schmitz, 8; Turner, 2-3; struck out by, P. Schmitz ?, Moser 3, Turner 4, Frs kline 2; walked by, F.. Schmitz l, Mosher 2, Turner 5; Wild pitch, Turner; credit victory to, Erskine charge defeat to, Mosher; hit by pitched ball, Haines 2, by Mosher J. Nello by Turner, Livingston by Erskine; balk Mosher; Passed ball, Blake; Twobase hits, J. Nello, B. Orme, F. Schmitz earned runs, ElkS 8, Moose 6 left on bases, Elks ,, Moose ': stolen bases. Ellins- burg, Jernberg, B. Orme, Merritt, Blake t2). Haines, Erskine, Sternig (2), Russell
 Time of game-1 hour 55 minutes.
 Umpires-Paulson and Regele.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-28
BARNEY ROSS
 IS FAv0RITE,
 BOUT TONIGHT

NEW YORK. May 2S.-Barney Ross is to 5 choice to whip Jim my McLarnin in tonights cham pionship welterweight bout.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-28
JOHNSON DEPARTS

Chet Johnson, National Grocery representative, left here on the Yu- kon for Wrangell.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Uzemi Spoj. Stat1 bylo

= Uzemf Spoj. Statu bylo
rozdeleno ma 307 pracovnich
distrikt6 ku prevalent 1000
mil. dol. 1levneho programu.
Tyto okrsky byly rozvrzeny
Poole poctu robin ma podpoTe
kazdem okrsku: Poole rych-
lie a vhodne dopravy a komuni-
kace pro pracovnf projekty; a
1spornosti a vydatnosti hlavni-
no stanu, Poole Harry Hopkin-
Sc, Sefa administrace pokroku.
= Sen. Walsh, DEM, Mass,
podal v senate resoluci, kterou
zada vytvoTenf jakehosi 1stavu
ma ucten1 narodn1ch hrdin6 A
meriky, V nemz by byly VISTA
veny jich obrazy, sochy zivoto-
pisy, a jine vzpom1nky ma jich
osobon1 pGsoben1. Chce Sc ably
Sc napred vytvorila komise, jez
by pripravila podrobne plany.
= Soud ddstojnfk6 doporu-
Gil, ably plukovnik Alexander
E. Williams, byvaly pomocn1k
gener. armadn1ho ubytovatele,
byl propulsion re sluzby.
Williams byl shledan vinen,
re Isl vyzadal a ucinil pGjcku
$4,000" cd nahonc1ho v kongre-
su We spojen1 Sc zadavkou va
lecnym odborem objednavek
ma gumy pro automobily. By
take usvedcen, re podal kTive
svedectv1 pokud Sc tyce tetc
pIjcky pred vojenskym yybo.
rem snemovny.
Obvineny ddstojnfk go lei
starry byl V armada 81 let
Prodelal dive valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Benes nadSen dohodou.

"Nase costa jde Sc SOVIET
skou Unit, zemf, bez n1z mir a
rovnovaha Evropy jest nemoz-
nou'', pronesl Eduard Benes
zahranicn1 ministr CSR v1ci
sovetskym korespondentGm v
PraZe.
S nadsenfm Bens dale pra-
vii: "Sovetska Unie, jak O tom
svedc1 fakta, jest mocnym OBJ
hajcem a baStou mfru v Evro-
pc. Pc tristaletem otroctv1
dostalo Sc Ceskoslovensku ne
odvislosti. Jest postaveno pred
dlouha leta konstruktivnf Gin
nosti a to lie provesti jedine
"a m1rumilovnych pomerG. &C.
skoslovensko nem6ze mic Il
skati valkou. Vsechny vyhlfd-
ky jeho rozvoje jsou We spojenf
vyhradne S m1rovym stavem."
V redakcn1m clanku "Prav-
da", 1stredn1 organ komunisti-
cke strany sovetskeho Ruska,
p1se:
"Nen1 nahodne, re Sovetska
Unie jest tax popularn1 v &C.
skoslovensku.
Sovetska Unie, jejiz smerni-
ce jest r1zena vyhradne Milo
ny a miliony delnfk1, tuto oby-
neusiluje O zotrocenf
jinych narodG, neb uchvacenf
a rozdelen1 jejich 1zemf. So
vetska Unie jest velkym a moe
pfftelem sirokych vrstev
a odpGrcem narodniho
1tisku, sovinismu a lidske ne
navisti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Dfte zaduseno " Iednici.

V Yonkers, New York, jede-
nactilety John Carpenter uni
eel z otcovsk6ho domu. Mar
ne bylo vsecko hledanf. Pc
dfteti patralo Sc v peti soused-
mich statech. Rano vysel otec
z domu S sestiIetou dceruskou
Lydi1, ktera jej ujistovala, re
ST S bratrem hrala v jednom
prazdn6m apartmentu dome
vedle. Otec vessel tam a tn v
jedne zadnf mfstnosti otevrel
lednici a nasel tam synovu
mrtvolu. Lednice byla takove-
no druhu, re Sc a~utomaticky
z~avfrala. LekaT prohlasil, re
chlapec zemfel rychlym zadu-
Sen1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31

Re New Deal je v koncfch,je
nazorem povestneho Chicaz-
skeho advokata, Clarence OAR
row, ktery myslf, re lid zeme
yetSinou Dude spokojen S roz-
hodnut1m soudu a vraceni Sc
zem6 do svych kolejf a re il
Dude snaze.
Nekter6 americke noviny jiz
odstranlly "Modreho Orla" z
prvni stranky list1 svych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Zadna nechtela zatceni
manzela.

Ami prvn1 ami druha zena ne
pTaly 81 vid6ti j1ti 43leteho
Harry S~ollenberger We Filadel-
fiji do veZenf.
Prvnf zena, Ella, cd nfz roz-
veden byl, nalehala, ably j "a
platil $1,000, ktere il dluhoval
ma vyzivne a podporu dvou d.
tex.
Sollenberger nemohl platiti
ponevac nemel praci.
Druha zena, jez PRAGUE v
technicke laboratori, zarucila
Sc sluznym svym re Dude spla-
ceti dluzny obnos prvnf zene.
Zaplatila lined $50. Sollen-
berger unikl vezenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
TeIefonovan1 bez dratu.

Ma parnfku S. S. Colombian
V New Yorku, konaly Sc poku-
sy s novym radiovym syste-
mem, kde kapitan lodi NIUE
mluviti Sc vsim sym muzstvem
ma lodi, V podpalub1 i V kotel-
mach, vydavati rozkazy a pfi-
jfmati odpov6di, aniz by Sc ma
telefonovan1 pouz1valo dratG.
Pokusy Sc zdarily.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Krajanske z rIGznych stran.

" Lincoln, Nebraska, Cd
souzen byl 42lety Carl Pless-
man ma diva roxy do trestnice
pro pokus zharstvf. Plessman
bydlf v jihozapadn1m cfpu O.
kresu Lancaster a jeho souse-
dem jest krajan Jan Juricek, S
nimz Sc uz pred IA Lefty znepfa
tell a snad celou tn dobu tou-
I'll pc pomste. Konecne nyn1
Sc vpl1zil do Jurickova chleva
a zapalil trochu sena. stast-
nou nahodou to Juricek zpoZo-
roval a S pfispenlm sousedu O.
hen uhasil.
= Tfi bandite V Chicago
prepadli Evzena Novaka, roz-
vazece peciva Home Bakery a
oloupili jej O kolekci 1898.
Mnohem hire pochodil Stan
ley Novak, kolektor Prudential
Life Insurance Co., ktery byl
ma Ada a Ohio ulici prepaden
trent lupici. Kdyz jej vyzvali
ably jim vydal penfze, postavil
Sc ma odpor. Jeden z banditd
jej udefil rukojet1 revolveru
do hlavy a pax jej stTelil do
Hprave strany prsou. Pc vystre-
lu ujeli bez pence, ktere No
wax skolektoval.
= Karel J. Kullsek v Chica-
gu byl pTepaden We sve groce-
Ri a oloupen o $35 mladym
muzem.
= z Ross, Texas, Sc sd6luje,
re krajan Josef Chudej do
stall divnou navstevu. Kdyz ce-
Ia rodina spala, veliky hlado-
w pes skocil do prasec1 ohrady
a zadusil dive dosti velika pra-
sata, jez vazila pres 1875 liber
kazde. Obema ukousl hlavy a
kdyz Sc nasytil, zGstal ma cd
pocinku v prasec1 ohrade, kdez
jej rano spatrilo Chudejova.
Chud6j nezvaneho hosta skolil.
Chudej prasata koupil pred
trent mes1ci. Hodlal 81 ma mich
pochutnati v prosinci.
Jedenactilety Pep1cek
DvorakGv v Silverhill, Alaba-
ma v kontestu statn1 federace
hudebn1ch klubG, pofadanem
v Birmingham, obdrzel I. cenu.
Prednesl skladbu cd Beethove-
ma Tempo di Minuetto" v Il
prave F. Kreislera.
V Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Milo Medulan a Even Byerly,
1rednfci spolku lidskosti naho-
dill Sc k tomu, kdyz T. J. Pope
lar prodaval jistemu obcanu
psa, ktereho nevlastnil. Ured-
n1ci zjistili, re Popelar toho
dine chytil ctyTi zatoulane psy
a prodal je rGznym lidem.
Obchod Sc zatoulanymi psy
provozoval cd roku 1882.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
$4,000 z postovnf loupeze.

Pc otevren1 bezpec. schranky
V bance V Cambridge, Mass
bylo nalezeno dals1ch $18,298
z postovn1ho lupu ktery Sc u
dial V lednu We Fall River "a
nehoz bylo vzato $4,000.
Pred tim 1Tady Sc zmocnily
$4,000 z t6ze loupeze pTi ma
jezdu ma vyzbrojeny domek We
Warwick, R. l., patriot Carlu
Rettichovi, obvin6nemu co v1d-
&c onech bandit1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Hoover ma MIRA.

V Palo Alto, Kalifornia,
byvaly president Herbert Hoo
yer, naval uzitf bojkotu ku
vynucen1 MIRA jake "'neameri-
cke." We SVEN projevu Tekl,
re americke delnictvo nem1ze
dlouho strp6ti fixoyanf cen,
omezen1 vyroby, a jine mono
polisticke praktiky kter6 pry
NRA zavedla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Pc 81 letech.

We Pennington, Mo-, "a.
kvetna, 1904, Henry Mayes,
22lety farmar, byl zavrazden
re zalohy. Nynf pc 81 letech,
Elmer Huff, so, nedavno obra-
ceny ma vlru, Sc ku zlocinu pTi-
znal, a pravil, re 81 ma Mayese
poclhal a zastrelil jej pro spor
Jenz vznikl k Will v~lastnictvf
PISA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Smrtelns zranSn konSm.

V GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, 68
Lefty Peter Pierce poklfzel We
stall kone. Uklouzl a padl ma
podlahu. Padem Sc poplasil
kun, ktery ma starce nekolikrat
slapl a poranil jej tax, re
Pierce skonal vzdor lekarske-
mu pfispenf "a nekolik hodin
ma sve farme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Hoch uneSen.

Dev1tilety Jiff Weyerhauser
syn Millionaire J. P. Weyerhaeu
sera ,hlavy rozsahleho drevaF-
skeho velkopodniku z Tacoma,
Washingtonu, byl unesen.
Unosci pry zadali 100000
"a navrat syna. Byl pohreso-
van Cd patku. Zmizel ma ces-
te re skoly DON'T.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31

Pc dvacet diva roxy lila v
Chicago Mildred Joseph a nj
kdy nevidela banditu.
z Chicago odstehovala Sc do
Mishawaka v Indianapolis, kde
zamestnana byla v gasollnove
stanici. Kdyz tam byla samot-
ma, diva bandite pTepadli sta
nici.
Nynf planu.je Sc vratiti do
Chicago, kde die jej1ch SLOW je
"tak pekne a tise a mic Sc ne
stane."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
v Nebrasce pTibyva farem.

Zprava 1radovny farmaf-
sk6ho censu V 5. distriktu uda-
va, re cd scitan1 roku 1880 pfi-
bylo 1910 farem. Nejvets1 pf1-
rGSstek byl oznamen z okresu
Jefferson, kde bylo roku 1880
napocitano LIS farem a le-
tos 1,948.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Fac Tide dostanou
VyZnamenan1.

Pon6vac Raymond Brunei v
PaTfzi We Francii uni lepe nez-
Ii kdo jiny nadivati bazanty,
byl povysen ma dGstojn1ka Cest
ne Legie, nejvyss1ho vyzname-
mani We Francii.
Monsieur Brunei take Una,
.jakym vfnem ~napajeti Sc mali
labuzn1ci poj1daj1c1 pecene ba-
zanty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Otec Sc synem kradl.

Ma Englewoodske policejn1
stanici v Chicago zavfen byl
otec Sc synem. Pc osm mes1cd
vykradali ~postovn1 schranky
pc domech a pad6lali ceky. SO
lety William H. Thompson a
jeho 24lety syn, Harold Thomp
son, vyloupili pry mnoho des1-
tex postovnfch schranek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Sousede.

V obci Balls Fork u Whites
burg, Ka., Clabe Hall, 80, syn
vGdce minute krviny mezi dve-
ma rody, ~zastTelil souseda To-
ma Sloana, 80, V jeho vlastnfm
dome, kdyz jej prisel navst1vi-
tt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31

Napsav psan1, re pc 16 m6s1-
CD zapolil S nutkanfm zavraz-
dit jineho muze, jemuz pTic1-
tai sebevrazdu sve manzelky,
obchodn1k Harry Confess Sc
sam zastrelil V New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31
Usmrtil Sc skokem $ okna.

' New YOrku Joseph We
Der, 55 rokG starry, pravnfk,
skocil S okna sveho bytu ma
dvanactem poschodi domu do
nadvoTf. Weber byl nemocen
liz nekolik mesfcI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-31

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon appiica-
ton.
Josef F. Viktor, $50. jednatel
961 N. CHESTER ST.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-08
Dinner Menus That Are Fun To Plan

Everyone enjoys dinner parties served in the grand style on iTnpor- tant occasions. Such festive events make brilliant high lights on the even tenor of our everyday meals. But for long time good living, the even tenor is more important. A procession of smooth simple meals, balanced nutritionally, prepared skillfully. and served attractiyely will far outShine in steady radiance few meteoric feasts. It is fun to serve a regular budget of three meals a day too, when they are planned with 8 bit of imagination and dash. Balance the menus so the dishes dovetail harmoniously, and introduce special touches now and then to brighten the tempo. Such a meal as this will make everyday dining a delight.
 Spare Ribs Barbecued"
 Baked Sweet Potatoes, or
 Steak and Potato Mounds with
 Rich Gravy*
 BeetS in Vinegar Sauces
 Buttered Spinach
 Mixed Fruit Salad with Mayonnaise
 Hot Biscuits Chilled CuStard
 Mince Meat Fruit Cake*
 Coffee
 @ Indicates recipes given below.
 Spare Ribs Barbecued-Have 3 pounds pork spare ribs and place one-half of spare ribs on bottom of large roaster. Cover with onions. sliced thinly. Blend F cup Tomato Ketchup, 2 teaspoons salt, 4 tea spoon Pepper Sauce and cup water, and pour one-half of liquid over spare ribs. Repeat layers. Cover tightly and bake in a mod- crate oven (375 degrees F) about 2 hours or until tender. If spare ribs are not brown enough about 30 minutes before they are done, re- move lid from roaster, haste and continue baking until done. Ar range meat on platter and serve with the Ketchup sauce remaining in roaster from which has been poured.
 Steak and Potato Mounds with Rich Gravy-Have 1h pounds steak 1-3 inch thick, and cut into 6 pieces. Dip well in four and fry in 4 table spoons hot fat until Drowned on both sides. Pare 6 medium baking potatoes, sprinkle with salt and slide one under each piece of meat and secure with toothpick. Pour F cup water around meat and sprinkle with IF teaspoons salt and A teaspoon pepper. Cover and bake in moderate oven (375 de- grees F.) 45 minutes or until meat and potatoes are done. Blend one 1O-ounce can Cream of Mushroom Soup with 2 tablespoons flour and pour over meat. Recover and con- tinue baking IS minutes. Serve on large platter and surround meat with gravy.
 Beets in Vinegar Sauce-Wash 2 punches .beets (canned beets may be used) and cook until tender. Re- move skins and slice or dice. Melt 2 tablespoons butter in saucepan, add 2 tablespoons cornstarch and blend well. Add A teaspoon salt, A cup sugar, % cup water, and A cup Pure Cider Vinegar, and cook until thick and clear. Add the sliced beets, and serve. If beets
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-08
Speeds Up Spaghetti

Next time you find yourself yearning for a heaping dish of spa ghetti of the true Italian type, yet have no ambition to concoct it all yourself remember that the pantry shelf will go half way to meet you and present the makings of real spaghetti dinner that can be home-cooked in less than 15 minutes.
 That is to aSy you can now buy in a special package 8 spaghet- ti combination containing a sheaf of uncooked spaghetti, a bottle of Italian meat sauce and a jar of grated Parmesan cheese the whole selected and prepared by a chef of international reputation. The home cooks task is merely to boil the spaghetti, heat the meat sauce, blend the two, sprinkle cheese over all, and present her family with the freshly cooked feast done in the best Italian manner.
 This is what is known as a cross between delicatessen and home labor. Its counterpart is to be had in the chop suey and chow mein combinations which are also pre- pared by noted Oriental cooks. In one package you may obtain quantity of the finest rice or chow mein noodles, a jar of bean sprouts or bamboo shoots, bottle of spe- cial sauce and two tea balls of Chi rsese tea.
 These products are ideal for mid- night luncheons or impromptu feasts, and once a week in many homes they are welcomed as the main dish for family dinners that are different from usual. Next time the bridge game or the shopping tour stretches itself past the allot-
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have cooled, heat them in sauce for few minutes before serving.
 Mince Meat Fruit Cake-To 8 one-pound tin or jar of Mince Meat, add 1 cup raisins, cup nut meats, 1 cup sugar, F cup butter, melted, l teaspoon vanilla and 2 egg yolks, then beat thoroughly. Sift together 2 cups all-purpose flour (sifted once before measuring), IF tea spoons baking powder, F teaspoon soda and F teaspoon salt, then sift and fold into the Mince Meat mix ture. Fold in 2 stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour into 8 well greased tube cake pan and bake in a slow oven (325 degrees F) for 1A hours.
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BEEF KIDNEYS A LA MODE

To prepare the kidneys, place them in cold water and allow them to soak for about an hour. Drain and pour boiling water over them, then skin and clean them and cut in pieces. Dust the kidneys with salt, pepper and flour and Saute them in a frying pan with plenty of butter. When Drowned, add two cups of bouillion, either beef stock or bouillon made with vegetable
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BAKED FISH LOAF pound can of tuna fish or

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 1 cup fresh bread crumbs
 l tablespoon minced celery tips l tablespoon minced onion
 l teaspoon minced parsley, salt
 and pepper
 l egg, beaten lightly 2-3 cup milk
 3 tablespoons melted butter
 Mix all dry ingredients; then blend liquids and add to the first mixture. Set aside for 15 or 20 minutes, then form into a loaf, place in a buttered baking pan and bake until the loaf is firm. Serve with creamed carrots and celery and fried or stuffed baked tomatoes. Or serve the loaf itself with sauce creole or a rich white sauce gar nished with hard-boiled egg.
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Kitchen
 Comments
By WILDA HOYT

When relying on the legumes-. peas, beans, lentfls and kindred vegetables-to act as a substitute for meat, remember that those products lack certain clements which are necessary for building tissue and sustaining life. You can supply this deficiency by combining