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Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13

That's Recognition
RR doesn't need to hand an
oleander to Mrs. F.. d. Jacobs She
has been honored sufficiently by
the recognition given her in many
places. The latest of them is Es-
scondido, where her skit, The
League of Notions, was presented
this week. Written for a women's
club convention in CaleXico some
weeks ago. the skit proved so pop
ular it has been presented since
then in several communities, and
probably will be given in many
others before the shooting is over.
Can You Help
Now and then into every news
paper office comes the echo of
tragedy so deep that it leaves its
stamp on the entire day One
reached the office of the Post
Press Thursday in a cheap little
envelope, the address scribbled IN
pencil.
II can't. OH l can't die without
seeing them!"
It was the despairing cry OF
mother facing a serious operation
She has not heard from her chill
dren for two months. They are
Betty Jungers, Il, and Billy Jun
gers. 8, who were left in care oil
David Stoddard when he lived al
1925 Commercial street, and later
at 325 Eighth street in Ell Centro
He is 90 years old, and WAS on re-
lief. He is working on the AL
American canal now, Mrs. Gladys
.Iungers believes. Her address i
1345 South Flower street, Los An
gcleS.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
What. No Hat?--

What, No Hat 81 tho
Commodore A. A. Ariaudo OIL Ilne
1,,nerial Yacht Club should be tak-
on severely to task by his 1eiio" ot eiuo
members. He's forgotten the most
important part of being a comil,o- io
dore. He hasn't a hat-a conil,lo-
dore's hat that is. In fact, the COM
,a,odore admitted without biusn
that he doesn't even know what a
commodore's hat looks like. lSk!
TSk!
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
MARKETS IN BRIEF

Butter, Los Angeles 341a; butter
fat. Imperial valley fob. ranch,
Grade A; 42E; maDufa curing milk,
JOY; route gathered cream. ~.
l.. A. bay-u. 8. Mol. extra ieafy,
S28"23.5O; US. No. 1, S1S.5O-I9; us.
No. =, leafy, sI7-IS, US. No. z, SI6-
l7I Minneapolis flax. 1sIh-1ssh.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-13
Same Kind of a Record

Some Kind of Record
The recent high-falutin dance at
the Ten Thousand club set new
record of some kind or other NY
must admit, although it sounds 1us1
a little queer to us. Every doctor
there. and there we're seven of them
received a telephone call at one time
or another during the evening: Diu
any of them ask the orchestra leader
to have him PACED, RR wonders?
No Place For Man
The masculine gender would
have been distinctly out OF place
at Mrs. LingC's shop (Shoppeo
Thursday. Women bargain hunters
were banked up five deep, and
when women are hunting bar
sains Well, watch out. RR no.
ticed that a man was taking the
money, however. Score one for the
sex.
Evening star., 1936-02-24
Observation-Disclosures


$50. .00-65 M ST. NW-THREE ROOMS,
kit. bath, hall. Frigidaire: near three car
lines; walking distance downtown. Apply
janitor.
8 ROOMS PRIVATE BATH. SCREENED
porch; refrigerator, gas, ngnr, neat; aoults.
1919 Kansas ave. NV. "a.
212 Sth ST. NE-LIVING ROOM, BED
room. kitchen bath, all large rooms avail
able at once. lnciudeS neat. ngnt, gas.
Phone Lincoln 6431.
DOWNToWN-TWOB BED ROOMS. LARGE
living room. kitchenette. bath. entrance
han and three closets; Venetian blinds. elec.
refrigerator: rent. $50. Shown by appoint
ment. Apply Tally-Ho Tea Shop. s12 18th
st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE. SMALL. UNFuRNIsHED
apartment; available April l: S56 so APP
ply manager. 2122 Decatur pl. NV.
Gl2 DELAFIELD PL. NW.-3 ROOMS.
kitchen. gas, elec., heat included; $50:
immediate possession.
213s ST. NV LARGE. HEATED
rooms. kitchen. dinette. private bath:
Frigidaire: continuous hot water: reas. 25"
213s F ST N.W.-ENTIRE lst FLOOR. 5
large rooms. tile bath with shower. porches;
beautiful garden. grape arbor, fruit trees,
plenty of flowers: French doors and win
doWs; Frieidaire; heat and plenty hot wa
ter; reasonable to right party; garage
available. 25s
901 H ST. NE
Evening star., 1936-02-24
,TABBY EXPECTING STORK
Police Send Mascot to Hospital

and Anticipate New One.
NEW YORK Lp.-If New York's
finest" want new mascot they may
have the pick of today's kittens, and
no one has better right.
Tabby was handed over to them
with the diagnosis: "She is expecting
q blessed event
The impressive mechanism of the
police Telegraph Bureau was called on
to summon an A. S. P. c. A. ambulance
and Tabby was rushed to the society's
hospital.
Evening star., 1936-02-24

Woman Mayor Picks 5 Chiefs.
WACONIA, MINI. CP.-Undaunted
by the city councils refusal to certify
any of her four previous candidates for
chief of police, Mrs. Louis Butke, the
mayor, said she had fifth suggested
appointee in mind.
Evening star., 1936-02-24
sALE--MIsCELLANEOUS.

advertisements under this head
ting are presumed to be from prt.
pate individuals unless the adper-
tisement oipes firm name or o
business address or states the Uord
Dealer Members OF the pabsio
who find dealers masqueradin0 IN
this column as private individuals
arc urged to report the matter TO
The Star for inpesttodtfon."
Evening star., 1936-02-24
The rate under heading Of Per.
sonal is cents per line additional
to the regular line rate

PHYsIoTHERAPY TREATMENTs FOR
yitonet and vapor baths. Potomac 4721.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY.
there is 90 need to feel that they must
inero services due to
funeral. cars and ali for as little as SIS
anteed ] steel ef burial 'tG vault may be had from
the r Greater ~ W. w ". Chambers 60. i4th st.. St.
se oSF GnaaR adaress SS vii send sou
z shssa + tsSf" sSS ssspSs tia oss M 20 Si7 h
CHIRoPRACToR, PHYsIoTHERAPIsTH HY-
desires position with doctor, or private
addss lssn:sa lex sFd Star s ese
WILL LADIES AND, BOY ASSISTING
street car at 3rd and Indiana NV. /
eress Box sssr stsr oce -
coLoN1C IRRIGAT1oNs. PHYsIoTHER-
apy; graduate nurse; open Sundays: Your
residence or mine. Call District 1870 25s
HAVE HAVE OPENING FOR GRADYA1E M .1a:s NURSE 1sss
ozs zddsss isas'2s Soa ss sne star M
own method: results effective for life
time or money back; Write for 6ooklst;
%EReK " sassi 1853 rd Dr. Ads9s osss
Enterprise Roofing Co., Pot. 02OO.
Rooflns and Siding. 2125 r. l. Ave. E.
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE.
Ig;Dn BEppINa G. MAMTTREssEs. M @ bog boz SPRINGS snd s|
Wash. Mattress Co.. 3iS St sw. Nat. e67s.
CAPITOL IMPROVEMENT co.
s,lnv Have iU,! your a screens made te order now.
h adaEs sT aPzMs 1ss
CARPENTER - Partitions porches, steps.
oR prees e Natdna s4s
CARPENTRY, roofing. plaster. papering.
ing general repairs: white mechanics; free
CHAIR GAMING ne {gNRdHoIsTERb, ! 9 ! +
1875 10th NV Phone Metropolitan 2o62.
ELECTRIC WIRING. spseia sr'.s. a. !
aso4 TIE NV nv eP Phone Adams n =; sos4 &c Co.,
ELECTRIC WIRING aIa r1ztuT.s r.
esssf '5rss esss pSfs eo s$s ssf
4pRs EE% oMEgF SAAgFD pkGSs kER NEW nkRb IKE
I WILL PAPER ROOMS FOR So. .95 with
washable sunfast papers. do my own
work. Father and sons. ALI work guar
anteed. Call any time. Columbia O633 or
PAINTING. papering. reasonable. by re-
liable white mechanics. Guaranteed work.
manship. Estimates any time. Call Fred.
PAPERING-Rooms S5 up: whole house.
$50 up; white mechanic: work guar: free
esti T. Ford. phone Greenwood 1894.
PAPERING-5 rooms. 2 story, hall, $50.
comp. No better workmanship REGARDLESS
price. Call after pm. Columbia 06s9.
PAPERING PAINTINGNMake me prove
this Extra special price this month only;
sat. guar. Call Metz any time. Col O396
PAPERNG. painting. work guaranteed.
Rock k-bottom prices. Am looking for work.
Col. S773. sos Keyon st. NV.
PAPERHANGING and painting; rooms pa.
pered S. up, Satisfaction guaranteed.
j. N. Tolson. phone District 1863. 27s
PAPERHANGER-Neat. clean work. reas.;
guar; does own work: 1885 samples ready.
Save money. Call J. 5pigel Columbia 9047.
26s
PAPERHANdNo-Roo S5 up: painting,
decorating. cement work, plastering. lob
carpentering. Estimates given. Square
Deal Decorators, phopN< Lincoln 6lS2aj. 26e
Evening star., 1936-02-24
RENT-FATS.
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

1856 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-2nd FLOOR. 6
rooms, bath. porch attic; heat included,
$3.50. Phone Columbia Os3S.
Evening star., 1936-02-24
ROOMS AND BOARD. ,
(C0ufinued

1872 N ST. N.W.-Newly furnished base
mTent TnaI I, room tor 3 gentlemen; desirable 3rd.
means mean vfsshssd ssnssd Some Sonas man. seo' GOOD
l$1o 1i.1s 18th st ST M:W:ETTo VACANCIES for
i776 MASS. AVE. .N.W.-A distinctive
location; reasonable Is.
l44e r. I. AVE. NW.-singie and dou-
pie rooms; newly decorated and all new
furniture: southern cooking.
2003 COL. RD.-Newly decorated double
telephone: good meals. Decatur s3oa.
14tE, 1tS7 RHoRE ISLAND AVE: NV. scor.
debis distance New
ssiSSsetts; sSs private ssmisprivate Baths
$3.50. Excellent meals. '''
1902 BOWEN ED., sE.-Desirable front
room, double bed; ladies or men: reason
able rates: Phone Lincoln 1881.
1919 BELMONT RD; N.W;-sinele double
sonable. Phone Adams $3.50. H0~'' ''A
1908, N, H, AVE. .NW-Laree double
semi Ssemhi.bath; accommodates 8; 1 single. next
puP0NT T1yeio .eIs CIRCLE 5lsn 213l Mass; Ave NV.
and adjoining bath: for young man; share
with with Govt: employe: excellent meals; price
ffns phone rfssGhsD!s ao9th s4o4 walk dist Govt bldg
eaaele P Phone a waisas Haaa ss5 ssis OF employed
304 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Front room
southern exposure. windows. near bath:
hot-water heat: excellent meals.
1401 18th ST. NW.-Desirable rooms for
room. Selective meals
1922 N ST. -NW.-Desirable rooms. good
meals: also fine basement room for three
men; also two SINGLES. separate entrance
1874 MINI WOOD PL. N.W.-Large front
room. attractive!y furnished. in refined
home; excellent meals: twin beds. Col. 81 o.
2fs
3541 18th ST. NW.-Exceptionally large
room to share with young man: excellent
meals: real home: $40. Columbia 5049.
1701 MASS. AVE. NV.
Residential club for young ladies and
young men. Excellent room and meals
Evening star., 1936-02-24
RANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST, 1411.

4 REAL HOME AND BARGAIN.
New Brick. Cape Cod Center Hall.
70 Kennedy ST.. between New Hanp
aye and Blair rd--6 rooms and baths
,oed room and bath on lst floorl lot 5OX
S26. S226 oo3 3-car brick garage: priced under
Siu.uou L. ROBERTSON. owner and
builder Georgia 1851
Evening star., 1936-02-24
ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(Continued.

1881 LAMONT ST. NW-Large, warm
| room, second floor comfortably furnished;
| attractive neighborhood; convenient trans
nnrf fion
Evening star., 1936-02-24

PAPERHANdINo-Roo S5 up: painting,
decorating. cement work, plastering. lob
carpentering. Estimates given. Square
Deal Decorators. phone Lincoln 61s2-J. 25s
Evening star., 1936-02-24

HOUSES-FURNISH
SILVER spR1NG bsd MDDET Ri RR4GK lex
nishings hooked rugs, etc: h-w.h.: built
in garage: near park: immediate occu-
pancy: for 3 or months. Shepherd 1860.
Evening star., 1936-02-24

MEM fhnss Of life tkss y0p yon oue like e' and Which
enttled to- if you are Tillns annertnnis9 TO go
in our organization for you. Let's talk 1T
over. CAR Monday and Tuesday after
o.30 a M 3OCl 14th st. NV. Mr.. Wrenn
Evening star., 1936-02-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

JEWISH GIRL. GOVT. EMPLoYE. WANTS
living quarters with another Jewish girl or
girls, preferably Govt employees. Address
Box BIT. Star office.
WANTED MODERN 2-ROOM. KITCHEN
cite. bath. furnished; moderate price near
town: NV. preferred. Address Box 36G-S,
Star Office. pa
Evening star., 1936-02-24
MOTOR TRAVEL
PERSONAL.

DRIVING ST. LOUIS MO-. AND POINTS
en- route. Must leave soon. Phone Metro
politan S972.
Evening star., 1936-02-24

1922 ST. N.W-Newly furnished base
ment room for 3 gentlemen: desirable 3rd-
room vacancy, young man. $40, Good
meals Refined home.
Evening star., 1936-02-24
HELP-DOMESTIC.

COCK. e.h.w: must be fond of children;
sleep in. Experienced only need apply.
Phone Adams 0S25.
GIRL OR WOMAN. white. for general
housework must be fond of children. APP
ply in person only between z and IL p M.
ia Auburn ave. Bethesda. Md.
NURSE for baby; must have city refer
ence; stay nights 1919 Allison ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-02-24
$9,950.
Near Fort Bayard Park. d C..
tContinuedN

GENTER-HALL BRICK AND STONE.
rms very spacious new home contains
SIX large rooms, two complete baths we'll
eaulppeq kitchen and breakfast room,
screened rear porch and brick garage Lo-
cateq on wide ave, half block from bus
GShlch approaches city by way of Mass. ave.
Surrounoed by all new homes. built BY
p, ppT,o2-ninent builder and has appearance of a
ERAMK Dill nrnc n1nn a
Evening star., 1936-02-24

Wreckine the following, sW cor Geor-
gia ave and Euclid st ": School. o St.
between 4th and 5th sts NV: Laurel Mills.
Nd. State Contracting Co. Baltimore. Md.
Evening star., 1936-02-24
HELP-MEN.

MANAGER restaurant with beer license; IN
Southeast section. Must be experienced
Salary and share in profits. Address BOX
Evening star., 1936-02-24

MEN-We have IN opening for few
former Government workers. Address BOX
nfina
Evening star., 1936-02-24
HELP WOMEN.
{rn-<iuu>dN

LADIES for house Ito house sales campaign.
Good pay. State experience If any and
phone number. Address Box 1865. Star
Evening star., 1936-02-24
sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.
(Continued.) J

PIANO-Medium- size Steinway grand; also
sma.l-size baby grand; reasonable. Kreigs
Storage, GIG Eye NV 25s
Evening star., 1936-02-24

6ZIS 3rQ ST. INV.
Desirable store room suitable for any
business, approximately 20x70 feet. Heae
included at $50.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
sos H st. NV. Il
Evening star., 1936-02-24

I303 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. l
,lock south Dupont Circle; large studio
oom; Q exposures: private bath: refer.
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Easily and Quickly Prepared Dinners During Hot Season


HERE'S AN extremely smart costume
for the cocktail or dinner hour, practical
because the dress is complete without the
coat, but twice as attractive with it, It is
of powder blue crepe, with lace dyed to
match the color Of the frock and coat 1t
has the extremely smart fitted coat, open
down the front, with the wide bands Of lace
to the hem, successful fashion Of this
summer. Both coat and dress have crystal
buttons, and the dress buttons in the back
There are little short sleeves on the Dress
longer sleeves in the coat. The belt is Of
navy suede, and though the detail doesn't
show up very well, it is very good looking,
with wide covered buckle. Both coat
and dress, though of excellent quality, are
reduced to 1895 for the ensemble.
Our suggestion is wide-brimmed navy
hat, and navy accessories to complete the
costume. You will find it extremely useful
for any informal evening affair, as well as
for the cocktail hour and dinner.
This is one of many high-grade costumes
reduced for quick selling by a downtown
store. All types are included, cottons and
informal day dresses as well as afternoon
and evening costumes.
For the name Of the store showing this
costume, call District 1000, extension 4b9
during business hours, or write Miss La
vile at The Times, enclosing self-addresssd,
stamped envelope.
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IT'S impossible to convey to you
i an idea of how really good look
ing this new lacquer ware is, un-
less you see it for yourself. The
colorS are beautifully blended, the
patterns smart, all on a creamy
background that is nice in almost
any room. Lacquer, as you know,
is alcohol and water proof, this
particular lacquer guaranteed
against both, so that 1t is practical
to use for fruits, salads, and so on.
There are three patterns, plumS in
tones OF wine, yellow and green,
peaches in yellow, orange, peach
tones and green, and grapes in
blue and green. There are bowls,
plates in three sizes, trays and
coasters in sets. Prices range
from 39c to ST., with trays in two
shapes, priced SOC, 79c and ST..
They are grand for your own use,
and for gifts.
THE most marvellous centerpiece
J. for a flower bowl or vase is
adjustable to many sizes and
many heights. In other words,
you need but one, and it will fit
every cOntainer you have in your
house. It's well perforated, 50
that you can put in any number
of flowers, and heavy, so that II
will hold q fragile bowl we'll bal
anced. 1t can be adjusted to any
height up to about six inches, and
is in four definite sizes. In silver
plate, it is SIS, in cOlOrs, So.
X
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WRITES TO HIM
Inaar Mis- Fairfax.

OC0E NAASS n @AASAS
I'VE met during an Easter vaca-
ton, and 1t was almost a case of
love at first sight. He has a nice
car and motored over to see me
about twice a week. His home
town is about so miles from mine.
Sometimes he called me on the
phone, wrote me letters, and asked
me to write to him.
"I'm no great hand at writing,
as I left school in the sixth grade
and do not write very well. How
ever, as hope to marry this man,
/ thought he might as well know
the worst about me, SO 1 wrote
him a letter. He didn't reply. I
wrote him another, and got no
answer to that one either.
"My girl cousin knows his
brother, so / got her to try and
find out what was the trouble. He
said my letters were a shock to
him. It's true did write in PEN
Gil, as it's easier for me to write
in pencil than with ink.
But. do you think my hand
writing Is 50 dreadful, and do you
think my letters to him should
have caused a break?
"MARGY."
Personally, I do not think your
handwriting is bad at all. But if
you wrote to the young man with
the same pencil you wrote me your
letter would be very difficult to
read. Ink is, of course, better;
yet some people do write very good
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LOVeIOrn
A Stepfather's
Problem
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX

by o24A 6S4SO = 3A4&sS SAAA
Written Exclusively for The
Washington Times
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I'm very fond Of my wife,
who was a widow with two
children when I married her.
The children are 4 and 6 years
of age, and like all children,
they are occasionally naughty,
noisy, destructive.
1--WE treated them exactly as l
would have my own children, and
whipped them when they needed
correction. They rush screaming
to their mother, cling to her, and
she cuddleS and cries over them.
Her tears hurt me very much,
as am trying to do a fathers part
by these Step-children.
"What do you think about this
situation? STEPFATHER.
If you want to keep your wife's
affection, better leave the correc-
ton of the children to her. I
think nothing is so destructive Of
the happiness Of q second mar
riage than a whipping admin
istered by Step-parent.
Why whip at all? People have
much more sensible ways of pun
iShing children. Whipping creates
hatred, which must be reckoned
with in later life.
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Times Daily Pattern
PATTERN 1885

For your madly busy mornings
and occasional leisure moments,
Anne Adams has skillfully designed
q bright little frock with many
points in its favor! You're certain
to look your best and enjoy your
work, In those comfy short sleeves
cut-in-one with the pointed yoke,
while flattering revers, convenient
patch pockets and jaunty button
accents are details not to be over
looked. Best Of all Is the eaSy-to-
follow Anne Adams pattern with
directions so clear that this prac-
tical and attractive frock can be
yours in only few hours. Choose
any cotton fabric - broadcloth,
percale or gingham.
Pattern 2535 is available in sizes
IA, l6, Is, 20, 80, "a, SO, SO, 40 and
AZ. Size 16 takes ga yards 36-
inch fabric. Illustrated Step-by1Step
sewing instructions included.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in
coins or stamps (coinS preferred)
for this Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly name, address and
style number.
BE SURE TO STATE SIZE.
Be sure to order your copy Of
our ANNE ADAMS PATTERN
BOOK! See all the cool, lovely
clothes you need for summer fun
pictured In smart, simple models
that are even fun to make! Perky
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FaVOriteS

This is the meek to cash II,
on your FGvorite Recipe for
summer vegetables. For palate
tempting rectpeS-either SerUed
hot or CoId-concocted from
any fresh summer vegetables
that you find at your market
The Washington Times is pay
ing cash prizes. The sir thinning
recipes will be published neEt
week.
Write your recipe tonight.
Yours may be the one to IDin.
TodGy's 1Dinner for a salad
boUL for the July day:
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BETWEEN FRIENDS

Dear Miss Fairfax:
els it proper for girl to send
a gift to a boy who is graduating
from high school? We're good
pals, but I'm not sure if it would
be just the right thing to do.
IN. E. A."
It's quite proper for either a girl
or a boy to send an inexpensive
present to a friend who is gradual
ing from high school or college.
But this column is made up some
time in advance, so I'm afraid this
will be a rather tardy answer.
May I say again to my readers
if you want a prompt reply, will
you be kind enough to send a self
addressed, stamped envelope?
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gelatin in remaining VI cup milk
5 minutes. When chocolate is
melted, beat with rotary egg
beaten until blended. Add gelatin,
sugar and salt, and stir until
gelatin is dissolved. Cool. Add
cream and vanilla.
Chill until cold and Syrupy.
Place in bowl Of cracked ice or
ice water and whip with rotary
egg beaten until fluffy and thick
like whipped cream.
Turn into individual molds.
Chill until firm. Unn1old. Gar
nish with whipped cream. Serves 8.
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The piece de resistance is Crab
Meat Au Gratin. This Is made
flavorful with grated cheese
Drowned on the top. Canned crab
meat can be used. Better, though,
Is the flaked meat that can be
purchased by the pound In tins.
Dinner Menu
Crab Meat Au Gratin
Boiled Tomato Halves
Potato Chips
Bread and Butter
Chocolate Cream with
Whipped Cream
The crab dish should be started
first. Thicker the sauce, add the
flaked meat, the cheese, and pour
into the shallow baking dish or
into individual caSseroles Of which
there Is such variety, and place
under the broiler.
The tomatoes are broiled at this
same time.
In case you plan to serve the
crab meat over toast, the bread
can be placed in the broiler to
toast at this same time.
The potato chips can be toasted
TO cr1spneSs by placing them on
top Of the stove.
IF you are living in an apart
ment, you will find that serving
from the kitchen will eliminate
dishes and at the same time be
just as convenient and quick to do.
In case you use this method of
serving, the individual casserole
can be placed on the plate, the
bro1led tomato halves and potato
chips at the side Of the casserole.
Grab Meat Au Gratin
With Mushrooms
tablespoonful butter
/ tablespoon flour
medium can cream Of mushroom
soup
l 6h-ounce can crabmeat
1h cupfulS soft bread crumbs
~ teaspoon SalG
Dash Of pepper
cupful grated American cheese.
Melt butter. add flour and blend
well. Pour in soup, and stir over
slow heat until thickened. Strip
bones from crabmeat, then flake
and add with the remaining in
gradients. using u cupful Of the
cheese, to the soup mixture.
Continue heating until cheese is
melted, then pour into shallow
baking dish, sprinkle with remain.
ing cheese, and bake under
broiler just long enough to brown
slightly. Serve on golden brown
toast.
Prepared the night before, the
dessert need only to be turned out
Of the mold and topped with
whipped cream.
Chocolate Cream
! square unsweetened chocolate,
in pieces
I cup cold milk
l tablespoon granulated gelatin
u cup sugar
" teaspoon salt
! cup cream
teaspoon vanilla
Add chocolate to Y cup milk in
double boiler and heat. Soak