davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-05-25
liable listed EsPANoL Y
ENSENElO A S U S HUGS.
coNTRATo ENTIRE oBRERoS Y
PATRONOS

Texto del Contrato celebrado en-
tire los trabajadores meXicanos V
los patronos japoneses. como result
tado de la reciente huelga Que es-
tallo en- ell Condado de Orange y
por medic de la cual aquellos To-
graron aumento de sueldos V dis
minuci0n de las horas de trabajo.
-ContinGa.- "No debe haber dis
tinciones onerosas en- contra de cual
quier trabajador que p%ertenezca o
pueda pertenecer a la Federation
de Un!ones de Campesinos y Obre-
ros MeXicanos de California o la
Association International de Traba-
jadores del Campo del Condado de
Orange, Rama No. 3.-Demanda No.
2: Los salaries seran como sigue:
a 80 centavos la bora por trabajo
permanente, entendiendose por tai,
tres semanas o mas; b, 35 centa-
vos Ia bora por trabajo temporal,
entendiendose por tai, menos de
tres semanas; C.: ell tempo extra
sera pagado a as c~entavos la bora
por trabajo temporal y IS Ell mismo
espac.o de tempo por trabajo per-
manente. Sc decide: La Junta de
Arbitraje, al discutir ell .asunto de
los salaries Sc e~ncontr6 ante una
diffcil disyuntiva: primero, la con
dicion del t~rabajador, debida a los
baJlsimos salaries que Sc les ha-
bian venido pagando y los cuales
apenas a%lcanzaban a remediar sus
mas apremiantes n~ecesidades: Sc
gundo, la deplorable condicion fl
nanciera de los ~cosecheros, segun
10 demuestran sus testimonies re-
mitidos, agregandose a este la ines
tabilidad en- los mercedes Y su ca
81 imposibilidad de %asegurarse Ell
equilibrio en- Ell precio de u pro-
ductos" .-(Continuara
La opinión., 1935-05-25
SOCiedades
de la COlOnia
Per JOSE RUIZ Wells

club de manera definitiva en- case
de que concurra Ell suficiente nj
nero. Pueden ir a verlo entire las
G y las 8 p. NJ. FL senior Rubio ter
nina diciendo: "Cuento va Con al
gunos aficionados para este club
que seria ell primero Y unico de su
clase en- Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-05-25
MEXICO IRA AL. CONGRE
SO DE MEDICINAL

CiUDAD De MEXICO, mayo p.
-tENclusivo).-Ei gobierno d. Nc
Xico acep;o hoy Ia invitaei6n del
go ierno de Btlsiea. para aslstir al
Congress- lntegnac oaal &c Medici-
La opinión., 1935-05-25
UN MUERT0 Y TRES HER|D0S EN- APARAT0S0 CH00UE
CauSa de I'm PleitO

La nina Jane Bannster, foto, de 8 amos de cdad, e e n IS
tos momentos la mujercita mas discutids entire la genie de la CT
nematografa, motive del pleho legal que sobre ella tienen
us padres Harry Bannister y la estrclla Ann Harding. La pro-
bable futura artsts ignora por complete e la parte central de
u n sensational itigio, y alejada del chismorreo sc concreta a ju-
gar inocentemente con u munecas y u amiguitas de Hollywood.
La opinión., 1935-05-25
HUELGA EN- UN INGENIO
AZUCARERO DE
JALISCO

GUADAlAJARA, jail, mayo "a.
-(Exelusivo). - FL SYNDICATE &c
Trabaja6ores A%zucareros que tienc
su sede en- Ciudad Guzmdn, ACADIA
La opinión., 1935-05-25
liable listed ESPANoL Y
ENSEHElo A SUS HlJOS.
CoNVOCAToRIA DEL SEHOR
RUBIO

El pintor mexicano senior ArnoI-
do b. Rubio, quien reside en- Ell No.
1923 al Este de la calle Cuarta, nos
manifesto que tiene deseos de for
mar un club de ajedrez que este in
tegrado por personals de Macdonald
dad meXicana y de habla espano-
Ia en- general. Las personals intere-
sadas pueden dirigirse a esa direc-
cion, 81 viernes pr6Ximo entrante
la noche, para organizar el
La opinión., 1935-05-25

HALLE listed ESPANOL Y.
ENSENElO A SUS HlJOS.
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Sizes 20 to SO
i'm the LOt-But Not
i'm Every Pattern

WHAT AN ASSORTMENT! Styles for
young fellows, for more conservative
men, for men Of every taste! Checks!
Squares! Stripes! Novelties! Light,
medium or darker colors! Plenty of
grays and tans! These Stacks fit you
properly-snug waists full through the
hips-tapering gracefully to the cuffs.
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Special Purchase
|. 800 Pairs for
Economy Days

SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! That's the i'm
portant thing in this great offering! You
SAVE tremendously on the very Stacks
you admire and want! Finely tailored,
correctly proportional slacks-in colors
for immediate wear, and later! And re-
member you can WASH these Stacks and
they won't SHRINK!
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roo LAIE 10 CLASSIC
LEGALS
IS Legal Notices
rorrrr 70 FrnDERs

Ire Board. ~ Trustees ~ me Indiana
R7vs' school PIairee-1 Indiana all re-
csirs -ealed bids Cor ar Industrial build
inz % be- located ~ that institution The
building is to be couFtrlcfed ~ brick and
tile c1rruza-ed concrete roofing supported
On steel trusses steel sash and concrete
forrs The estimated cost is So on NJ.
The foundation and floors wlu be built hT
the Institution.
BIDS ulu BE- received until O'Clock
Nfondav March srh. A. the Office % re
Institution and uiu b opened by the
Board o. Trustees that evening a. :
ci1cz-
BIDS must be- made OF form No 90 and
u.usr be accompanied bv form NJ. ssA all
proper.v fusd OUT and notsrized as PEE
srribed hv the state Board % Accounts
zach bid must be accompanied Or cer-l-
fed check equal 20 s ~ % he amount O.
the bid. made out 70 the Trustees o. the
Institution. as guarantee that The sue
cesrfuI bidder v1ll enter into as contract
a. perform The W1rE in case he IS awarded
ire contract TIE Trustees reserve the
right 70 reject auv or al bids
plans ana suecidcaf.ons are on fle IN
fra rw.re % the state Board ~ Accounts.
frr Office ~ rnr SIuerllteuceut ~ me ll-
diana Bows School and Ire once ~ .Ae
diauap0ls Iuc-aua COPIES oi me p-ele
and ueClfcl-i1uF NAV &c secured ltg-n
the ARCHITECT 20 me dn0rf a0lfrse OF o. p
posting a cheek for $500 mace or 70
rhecE AN BE- returned az The tine oi
opening the hlcs. on the return 90 tle
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RemodeIine

INDIANA PAINT. ROOFING AND SUPPLY
CO. finances \. H; A; contracts Re-
moees, qS1H Y Lq P54NT m9mpanig ns
formation RI-6090
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
HELP W ANT { D

Is Situations Wanted
FARMLAND Experienced: want Job on
farm. Write Box 1864.
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6 Trucks, Trailers, Tractors

NINOlJCl Su EdSOllue TANK truck. 4(n
gal. capacity. good condition Priced IN
sell Terms WEISSMAN MOTOR SALES
22l5 E. Wash.-s CH-5S28. Open sun
INDIANA,-'3l. 1i2-ton. duals. cab. chassis
S195. Your car as down pavment
WEISSMAN MOTOR SALES. 22i5 p
Wash. CH-5829
4 TRUCKS, priced under ........s1O0
Ford 1884 Va. 32X6 l0-ply ......... $500
G.. NJ. G. l934-Cost new. $4,000 now 81 inn
Many Others.
GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT.
81 West 13th-st. LI-74sT
FORD-'31. stake body. duals. $3.50 Your
car as down payment WEISSMAN MO-
TOR SALES. 2215 E. Wash. CH-582a.
Open ewes and Sunday
FORD-'34 131-in. C. C. duals $125 down
HARRY A SHARP CO, 443 Virginia av.
REQ TRUCK-For sale cheap. 1851 Stand
ard-av.
RUCKS-For rent; move yourself. DRIVE
IT-YOURSELF. INC. 80 Kentucky-aV.
WHITE coal truck; bargain: 500 DE-
PENDABLE COAL COMPANY, 1888
Roosevelt. CH-2122.
TIMES WANT ADS cost less than in anv
other Indianapolis newspaper
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l a Lodge Notices

and A M called meeting in the Temple.
Monday. Feb. IS 1890 D. m for. the pur
pose of attending the funeral of our
j. B. DARLING. w. M
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w. notice BY PUBLICATION

L
COMPANY. DEBTOR
In Proceedings for REORGANIZATION.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO ALL CREDITORS AND STOCKHOLM
ERS OF MIDLAND UNITED COMPANY,
DEBTOR, AND MIDLAND UTILITIES
COMPANY, DEBTOR:
the 18th day Of February 1885 the UNDER
signed Trustees Of the Estate of Midland
United Company. Debtor, and the under
gpsd Tr9s5ees Of the Estate 9 .d Md ss4
several petitions in the above proceedings
for authority ~ to dispose Of the inter-
ests Of said Companies, and Of said
mand notes Of Kokomo Gas and Fuel
Company. an Indiana corporation in the
manner therein stated. upon the cancel
lation and release Of certain obliga tons
pany. Debtor. under various contracts.
leases. assignments and other instruments
wherein Midland Utilities Company DEBT
or. heretobefore undertook al to perform
certain obligations Of The Indiana Natural
Gas and Oil Company, an Indiana cor
poration. with respect to certain property
Gas and Fuel Company, and (bi. upon
certain conditions. undertook to purchase
certain other properties now operated oy
certain subsidiaries of said Midland Util-
said The Indiana Natural Gas and Oh
Company. and ~ 10 take certain other
action Incidental thereto.
Said two petitions have been set down
for joint hearing in the United states
District Court for the District OF Della
ware in the United States District Court
at 200 O'Clock D. m. March I. 1885. az
which time and place all persons in inter-
HUGH H. MORRIS and
JOHN N SHANNAHAN,
Dated FEB. 2s. 1885.
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FOR. sllPool table. complete balls. cue
rack and cues. DR-l099.
I0-TUBE superheterodyne RCA radio: dy-
manic speaker: trade for canoe boat or
motor Times K-l060.
SWAP your old gold and discarded iewelry
for rev or cash. H. II. MAYER. INC,
40 w. Washington.
JUMBO TRANSMISSION for Ford; 34x4
tire: 33x5, 22x5. so 35x6 551 N. Grande-
av. from 1900 W. Michigan-st.
INDIANAPOLIS modern property, fine con-
dition good location for home or room-
ing house Trade for clear farm or sell
on payments. Write me what you nave.
n A. MOSLANDER, 2l7 N. State-st. In
dianapoIs. Ind.
PAY $500 cash for "a Chev- Ford. Ply
mouth coach or sedan. DUNCAN. ele-
vator boy Peoples Bank Bldg.
WESTINGHOUSE WASHER. 7-tube console.
3-burner oil stove. comparatively new;
for cash. S39 5. Sheffield-av.
BICYCLES CO., good condition Broad
Ripple. 305 z. 63rd-st. WA-li33.
KITCHEN OUTFIT. metal cabinet and gas
range combined, etc. for overstuhed.
rug gate-leg table. 109 n. Euclid. IR-
0392
% CHEVROLET coupe good tires; for
cash or what? DR-TSS6-Rlns \
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses
5 Business, Office and Desk spac,

OFFICES space. BOARD OF
Li-2866. DH' -'i'- -''i'''' anu '''O 1'''
DOWNTOWN meeting hall for rent; seat
ing capacity 400; reasonable. LI-0576.
210l2 E. Ohio
COAL YARD for rent; reduced price; good
location. DR-0282 DR-0337.
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TypewriterS
INSTR UGTI0 MS
10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring

DIESEL TRAINING
Nov that big business all over the coun-
try is fast going DIESEL serious minded
men are fitting Themselves into this rapid
growing industry. Call DIESEL POWER
ENGINEERING SCHOOLS. who will tell
YOU how reasonable this can be done.
RI-sls2 ais Peoples Bank Building.
TINES WANT ADS make interesting read
Ing because interesting bargains Of many
kinds are listed here daily
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VITAL STATISTIC
Marriage Licenses

r-uis kahn q. ~ 1909 T,inols-st
faEvrr ard Selma Para q. 90 fzff Cen
tral-sv. ho-seceeper.
Den Rgnc.er 81. % sof7 Gllto-d-av
ssrvtcs manager and Gare- West -. ~
fsr1 3 HiFl school-rd restaurant man
aFer
Fred Eottsaun. n 20 1887 Tsibot-s-
rsrrE and I6amarr EarEeik. 20. % 1895
srrlt-r-rf FiChe r-lu-er
Robert Wr.uer a. ~ 1883 Tsl-1--s.
h--[rrsrr- ana Ma-- - --rsI q % SO
z Rarrrr1-rt 1olEe.eeper
r-r~ p~r.r Fs Carur- T11 farmer
ard Tor-e MrMa-n. 90 20 $50 2 S1r-n-st
uu u-r.rr
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R E N T AIS
S25 to S29
$50 to S39
Other Houses

DELAWARE. N. 1727-10 rooms, modern;
suitable rooms housekeeping; will reoec-
crate TA-l46l.
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HELP w AhTED
IA Help Wanted-FemaIe

EKEEPER-Christian home. chill
6ren. room and board. small wages. Ii
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WILL SWAP FURNACE FOR MODEL A
CHASSIS. CH-1530
LA SALE sedan: Al; will trade for light
car or cash; private owner. 1915 Finley.
NEW SITS garage ozone machine lair puri-
fer. for used car. K-106l, Times.
BOSTON screw-tail puppies cash or ?. Sell
/ or all. 53I5 E. 34th-st.
Mann. Isl Mass Li-525s 205 Z Wash.
DROP-HEAD Singer sewing machine. good
condition, So SINGER CO.. 126 W..
Westinghouse.
SWAP CASH for radios and parts. any
condition. LI-7275. TBS Fl. Wayne-av.
So 600 CANS new high-grade canned food.
for sale in dozen lots at wholesale prices.
DOLL. 300 Madison-av.
FILLING STATION and restaurant. ex-
change for Indianapolis property. Oh
1888.
1929 FORDOR--For late model coupe; any
make 1901 w New YORK
FOR SALE OR TRADE5Summer cottage,
piano stove lot dishes, chairs and
tables. -4l32-Ring 4.
DODGE housecar; fine condition; for g
wheel house-trailer or cash. 1880 8.
InEomar $500 W Washington.
Its The Times for RESULTS.
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF della WARE.
IN THE MATTER OF MIDLAND UNITED
COMPANY. DEBTOR.
In Proceedings for Reorganization.
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AMMO U NEE NJ EMS
| Death Notices

BROOKS. EMMA-Widov Of David Brooks.
departed this life Tuesday. age II years.
Funeral Saturday. Feb. %, a. the
MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME,
1880 Station. ? .. m. Burial Floral Park
- q
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Fraternal Lodges

u. 3. r. LODGES
Bison Lodge No. ISS
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erse Of hmdIing. You com tolse curves
with greater safety.
There ore many new lectures in the
Ford va for 1885 which mol1e the car
still eosier to drive. New brakes give
more power for stopping quickly with
for less foot pressure on the pedd.
A new type of eosY-pressure clutch
employs centrifugal force to increase ef-
fciencY at higher speeds. New steering
mechanism makes the con- still eosies
to hondle. New. wiIer. roomier seois.
The New Ford " 8 for 1885 retdins the
We engine which hos demonstrated its
dependdbiItY md economy in the SER
vice Of more thon million owners.
There ore reinements. but no change in
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FORD V.s PRICES ARE LOW

IL BODY TYPES - Coupe Is windows).
S49s: Tudor Seddn. $50: Fordor SedGn.
$s7S. DE LUxE-Roadster with rumble
seot). $3.50; Coupe e windows). $50:
Coupe Is windows). $3.50; Phueton. $3.50,
Tudor Sedon. Ss7s; Cubriolet with rum
bic ssot). S625; Fordo. Sedon. S63S.
TOURING SEDkNS. with built-in trunk
Tudor Touring Sedan. sss5i Fordor
Touring Sedan. S655.
q. O. B. Detroit. Standard accessory group
body types hove Safe.y Gloss throughout. al
no additional cost. Smuii down Payment. Con-
venient economical terms through the univez-
sal Credit Company
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Where To Attend
Church In 1885

q. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Church Schools a. M.
Rsv, Fl. =. A. James. 3D.. in Charge
Ksiy Communion s to q. ia.
BORDER NJ. z. CHURCH
Fourth and Lyndaie, North
Damon P. Young, A. B., M. A.,
B. D., Minister
$50 .. m.-Church School
1l:eo q. m.--Morning Worship
see ,. n.-Young Peoples league
S:<S p. m.-Evening Worship.
1:4s p. m. "Wednesday - Prayer
snd Fellowship.
%. TEoMAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
eth Ave. So, near Lake st.
(MinneapoBs)
Church Seh0oi--9:45 q. m.
Noraing Prayer and Sermon
l1:3o q. M. to 1880 pm.
EssJ Communion. LIST Sunday of
Month
Syoe q. N. and with sermon II 80 q. m.
1Sv. Fr. z A. James, BID, IN Charge
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Pearls Of culture generally pos
sess a finer structure tnan those Of
accidental growth. This 10 due TO
the smaller amount of organic mat.
ter which is consumed and secreted
by the oysters, which live In well
cleaned cages. Natural pearls
contain on an average per cent OF
water, but those of couture" con-
tain less than this, an important
factor after the pearl has dried out
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TT O.! t: FOR; SIS:

basic design. You buy pre-.
MUM performance when Yeu
buy this Ford V-8-full IS
horsepower mad capable Of 90
miles on hour. All Ford Va
cars for 1885 come equipped
with SofetY Gloss throughout
at no additional cost.
We invite you to see this
New Ford Va for 1885 al the
showrooms Of Ford deoleEs.
You viii won't 10 ride IA IL
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-11-23

FIVE room lower duplex, modern.
$40 1923 Oakland evenue. call
Locust 1855
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TWO room kitchenette apt. all mod
ern. Prone Regent $3.50. 1888
Clinton avenue.
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Wanted-Young married couple
to share my 1st floor apartment
Call Mrs. Homer Smith, 5000 LIST
avenue South. Reg. S409.
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ONE room and kitchenette, heat and
light furnished. 3040 goth avenue
south. Call Drexel 1888.
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10 drive II yourself. You W
new experience in motoring
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NOW ON DISPLAY

A New Ford v.8 That Brings New Beauty,
New Safety, and New Kind Of Riding
Comfort Within Reach Of Millions Of People
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o.. PETER cLAvER cHuRch
Aurora and Farrtlaton, ST Taui
(Cssht.ic}
Rev. chas. j. ksete, Pastor.
Masses 4. $3.50 \. NJ. and 1889 Ii
HEey Hour Thursday evening VI
1850 r. n.
WAYMAN 4. NJ. z. CHURCH
637 james Ave. No.
Rev w. NJ. Majors, Pastor
Kssidenee SIS James ave. Ne.
Phone Hyisnd 5s23
Sunday School $50 A. M.
Junior Church 1890 A. N.
Morning Worship lI:00 A. n.
Evening Worship SOC P. NJ.
A. C. e. League ESQ P. M. each
Sunday.
Prayer Meeting each Friday, 7:A5
F. n.
Missionary Society meets each End
aaa 4th Tuesdays
Clubs
Mems Twentieth Century Club
meets each Wednesday evening.
Busy Bee Club, meets each Tues
day evening.
Christian Leaf Club, meet each
Wednesday evening.
You are a. avs welcome to wor-
ship 1t Wayn1an.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-11-23

The New Ford We for 1885 is
the biggest and rooniest Ford
cor ever built. It is strik-
insiy handsome car. with mod
ern knes end new. luxurious Al
appointments. % ~
But most inportdd Of oil il -
Is especially designed to give New
you smooth. easY riding over
ell Ends Of roads, 'front.' Com
sect ride for bock-seat riders"
This ease Of riding is
achieved by the use Of three bosic prir-
aiples never before combined In q low
price cor.
/. Correct distribution OF cor weight
by moving engine end body forward
eight omd q half inches.
z. New location Of scots by which the
reor sect is moved forward. sowar5 The
center Of the cor woy frorn the rear
oxle md uwuY from the bumps.
8. New spring suspension which per-
mits the use Of longer. more flexible
springs md increases the spria ybase TO
1873 inches.
The result is Center-Poise which not
only gives you new riding comfort but
odds to the stability Of the cor and lis
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Classified Ads

One Room Eltchenette. One single
room, 216 West 3lst Street.
UPPER DUPLEX 5 or rooms,
heat and electrically furnished. 5000
Goth avenue south. Drexel S433.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-07
Sister Mayy.S
Kitchen
BY MARY e. DAGUE
NEA Service Staff Writer

If your family is like mine, this
mid spring season is the time OF
year when appetites need tempt
ing and cajoling most of all-and
| that is the time to introduce to
your table a never-repeated variety
| Of vegetable or fruit cocktails, sea-
| soned with palate Turing spices.
tantalizingly hunger-arousing.
These cocktails also add color
and festivity to otherwise simple
meals. are easy to make and serve.
take but little time to prepare and
require no last minute fussing at
serving time.
Beware OF Sweet Cocktails
Keep in mind the rule of not
repeating fiavors. If you serve a
fruit cocktail, don't serve a fruit
salad. With a vegetable cocktail.
a fruit salad or plain green salad
is acceptable. :.
Beware Of the too-sweet fruit
cocktail, lest 1t defeat its own pur-
pose and cloy rather than whet the
appetite.
AS you study the possibilities
for these appetiZers you will md
that fleft-overs very often can be
used attractively. The portions
for serving are quite small. four
tablespoonfuls being ample for
each person.
In making fruit cocktails it's
well to include one bland fruit in
combination with two or more tart
ones. A dash Of lemon juice i'm
proves all appetizers. fruit and
vegetable. alike. Fruit cocktails
gain much If mixed and placed on
ice in a covered glass jar for three
or four hours before serving. The
fiavors blend, then, into a delight
| full mellow whole.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-07

direction-and that Is chiefly
what Is meant by the word will
8. Professor Lewis NJ. TermaD,
psychologist of Stanford, argues
1.-THE presence OF inferiority feel
lngs may give rise to a chronic at
titude OF self-depreciation, or, by
over-compensat ton, to an attitude
OF boastfulness. Physical coward
Ice may give us the typical COW :
ard. or, by er-compensation, the
foolhardy daredevil. The boy OF
naturally effeminate tastes does
not always develop into the sissy !;
no may cultivate tho wayg OF the
cave man and faunt his mascuiln-
ny. One who n excessively
introverled does not ordinarily
become q good salesman. or an o..
fectivo leader, but by taking
though he may become either"
Many OF tho greatest achievements
are made BY the effort 70 overcome
q real or fanelod handicap.
Copyright John n. Ollie Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-07
EpYOUR
CHILDREN


whether or not you have car,
whether you walk or exercise your
feet on clutch and brake, you hate
drivers with q passion that would
set fire to q soaked sponge.
After the Rockville accident. /
yentured an opinion about engine
lights-that they were too high
up in the air for many drivers to
see. The mail brought a chorus
of dissention. Did not know that
careless drivers were to blame for
all accidents?
During the winter related an
incident 1 behelG, concerning q
Young sledder who was weaving
in and out of traffic Cat mighty
on a CLASSY street where no car
could be sure of its footing six
feet ahead. The inevitable smash
and a broken skull resulted.
cautioned parents at the time a.
gainst allowing children to thus
court death.
The mail assured me then, as
later. that drivers were .ulpable in
all and every event.
Now that the vote is in, may
as we'll make it unanimous. In the
past month I have had occasion
to make cross-country runs aggre-
eating some two thousand miles
I am quite ready to join the rest
of the jury about drivers in gen.
eral. believe that about one-hal1
of those behind the wheel Il use
bigger and better fractions each
year, are ignorant of road etiquet-
te altogether. They may know all
about gears and brakes, but what
they don't know is that there are
other people in the world with
rights and privileges. From the
practical joker who straddles the
line and keeps 20 cars trailing him
| for miles, to the moron who cuts
sharply in front, suddenly to stor
at a popstand while you try te
keep right side up in the ditch, al
such and inbetweens are open tc
| indictment by decent and polite
citizens.
1t is getting worse instead oil
better. If certain pilots attempted
| the same ruthless behavior or
| the sidewalk that they get away
with on the road or street, in five
minutes they would be hospita
cases. No one would stand it fol
a second.
Wen have to keep our children
| off the middle of the street, Of
course, and use every precautior
we can to keep alive ourselves
The responsibility is two-sided
But the time will come and soon
1 rather imagine, when the road
bounder and high-way-cad will be.
have oh have his license revoked
| All selfish or defiant or willfully
careless drivers are potential kill.
ers.