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Evening star., 1936-11-17
MCCORMACK SINGS.
ON VALLEE'S HOUR
Irish Tenor to Be HearG for
First Time With Dance
Orchestra.

r EAVE it to radio to do the un-
usual. The latest tie-up will
bring the world-famous Irish
- tenor, John Mccormack. on
the air with . dance orchestra for
the first time.
Mccormack has been booked to sing
with Rudy Vallee's Connecticut
Yankees on N. b. G. Thursday. The
orchestra will provide the musical
background for at least one McCor-
mack selection. while Edwin Schneider,
the singers pianist for years, will
play the accompaniment for his other
songs.
Mccormack has been heard on the
air since 1925, but new: oefore with
o dance orchestral His e-5t extended
radio series. however, did not begin
until three years ago on N. B. @.
NJ B. G. has followed the announce
ment Of the winner of its chill
dren's program contest with several
other prize winners. For instance. 1t
has revealed that June Hynd took
the first prize in the slogan contest.
Miss Hynd, incidentally, is a men,
ber Of the N. B. G. program depart
ment in New York. She was awarded
a prize Of $50 for writing the follow
ing slogan to typify the N. B. c. pub
lie service to the Nation:
by Choice. the Nations Voice"
TWENTY-THREE-YEAR-OLD Eliz-
abeth Ito has the distinction Of
being the first japanese actress to
be starred regularly on q network
broadcast. She plays the part Of
Su-i Wing in Jack Armstrong. the
All-American Boy"
Miss Ito Is . graduate of the Uni
versity Of Chicago and accidentally
stumbled into q radio career.
p Fed KENNEDY, baritone, has
been engaged to continue as solo,
ist with the Pittsburgh Symphony
Orchestra during its concerts on CO.
lumbia Eddie Conrad's appear
ance on the Vallee Hour brought
him bids from two sponsors Mil
ton Berle, comic star Of the Com
munity Sing program, not only had
his contract renewed for another 13
weeks, but got q raise as well
A drug store chain has honored Ina
Ray Hutton with q Blond Bomb
shell" sundae Will Hudson will
be featured on the Columbia Swing
Program" Saturday
Evening star., 1936-11-17

and dirt, stale powder and rouge.
Don't take chances with danger
Gus choked pores. Cosmetic Skin
develops gradually. Protect your
skin this easy way:
Before you put on fresh makeup
during the day-ALWAYS before
you 60 to bed at night, use LUX
Toilet Soap. This care keeps mil.
lion-dollar compilations flawless. It
will do wonders for yoursl
Evening star., 1936-11-17

gage in an informal discussion on
What Next in Washigton?" on WJSV
at 1880.
Evening star., 1936-11-17

Use cosmetics all you wish
but don't risk Cosmetic Skin
CMOOTH SKIN is so important
Nj it's foolish for any girl to risk
the tiny blemishes and enlarged
pores that mean Cosmetic Skin!
You can guard against this danger
with Lux Toilet Soap. Its ACTIVE
1ather sinks deep into the pores,
carries away every trace Of dust
Evening star., 1936-11-17

the morning-the husband or wife?"
will be the principal subject discussed
during the Husbands and Wives"
program on WMAL at $50.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
Used as CLIPS

Just in case you like plenty OF
clips you will want the new wide
bracelet of black enamel. The
ormous ornaments of fine
rhinestoneS are removable ana
can be used as clips. a.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
Eveninq Frock

Winging away to the Southland
is an evening frock Of silver and
mother-of-pearl lame with corded
shoulder straps looped in front
and held by rhinestone circlets.
The skirt has Q short. full train.
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
CROSS STITCH SAMPLER

It's new fashioned" to do an
old-fashioned cross-stitch sampler,
and this ones most inviting with
its touch of lazy-daisy and French
knots! Embroider figures and
quaint verse in your brightest
floss. Pattern 1919 contains a
transfer pattern Of a sampler 11A
x 1412 inches; a color chart and
The Washington times., 1936-12-25
PATTERN 1919

key: illustrations Of all stitches
used; material requirements.
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
(coin preferred) for this pattern
to The Washington Times, Needle
craft Dept, 81 Eighth Ave-, New
York, N. Y. Write plainly PAT.
TERN NUMBER, your NAME and
ADDRESS.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
WANTED-SUBURBAN APIS.

UNFURNISHED APT.-ABOUT APRIL 5
:, or ) rooms. kitchen. bath for young
couple with small baby. Can pay S35.
Will consider bungalow or small house.
Write full details or see VINCENT S.
HURD. 2l22 lst ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
TILDEN GARDENS

Beautiful surroundings, 3 ex-
poSures. cool 8 bed rooms. Q baths.
living. dining. kitchen. sun parlor.
Available, May, l; s135. Phone
Evening star., 1936-03-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DOWNTOWN-3 RMS, $50.
Modern elevator apt bldg: central loca-
ton: tile bath. 1924 K st. NV National
Evening star., 1936-03-29
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

MODERN F1vE-ROoM HOUSE, TWO
SCREENED Dorches. garden. near school and
bus line: SO, 1Ol Silver Spring ave.
Silver Spring. Nd.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW. WELL FURNISHED:
elec. refrigeration. washing machine. To =
or 3 adults only. Call Shepherd 3605 I'M
FOXHALL VILLAGR-FURNIsHED SIX
room house; brick. English type: garage;
blocks from BUS. Cleveland 50ss.
QUAINT 5-ROoM HOUSE; EXCLUSIVE
w. section; furnished May to October.
Phone Potomac 1862.
BEAUTIFULLY AND COMPLETELY FUR
nished z rooms and bath. oil burner and
garage: Located ! block from Wsrdman
Park Hotel, in residential section. Avail
ape aoI iof occupancy Nay 10. SI32 per mo-
3-STORY HOME TO SUBLET-ATTRAC-
lively furnished; good neighborhood. loca-
5ipn noEsshTest staT ofc reasonable Address Box
Lovely sarden. q rooms. bath; Frigidsirs;
sSaTTsEs STgv sIsnd piano radio; DIXIE
Potomac 2712 or get key at 50I5 4Ist
st. NV.
BUNGALOW. Is MIN Sc OF CAPITOL;
rooms. bath. steam heat, Kelvinator. elec.
RANGE. sar chicken house, earden. orchard,
3 acres; $50. Inquire l414 G ST. Sc -
EXCLUSIVE HOMES IN KALORAMA
Heights. Mass. Park and Wesley Heights.
For appointment, telephone Cleve. S426.
1347 EUCLID ST. NW-TEN ROOMS,
two baths neatly furnished; Col. 1907.
SHARE GROOM AND BATH HOUSE WITH
owner near Lincoln Park; for Govern
ment daytime employed married couple.
Phone Hyattsvile Sl2-F-14.
MODERN 3 ROOMS. DETACHED NORTH
west west ga garage Will rent one-hah 70 re.
CLEVELAND PARK 32I6 MAcoMB ST
Nine rooms, detached, baths double
garage. screened porch. oil burner, ami;
S15o Clev 22ls. Sundays and ewes.
GUEST HOUSE. ARcTURUs-oN-PoTo-
adults. no pets. $40 mo. Alex. 2s-F-1l.
GEORGETo owN-FIVE ROOMS; REFINED
couple preferred; q months lease; nr. park;
$50. Phone North 3062-J.
t.; completely furnished: double garage
Natl 1896 2oS Southern Bids 90.
1929 31st; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, De
rooms: 8 baths, 2-car garage. gardeni well
furnished; available April to Sept. l. 3O'
PARK RD. IA BLOCK 14th ST.-LARGE
semi-detsched house, bed rooms, sleeping
driveway: rent whole or part: quiet family:
e1nside[ selllng oeH furniture. NO BROKERS.
III CHURCH ST. N.W.-LIyING ROOM;
baths; nicely furnished including silver;
from May ! 70 September 30; sos per
] $50 K ST. NV. Phone National 0475.
E-SEMI-DETACHED,6 RMS.
gas. heat. with garage: convenient to
schools and busses; SIS per month. For
inspection. phone Decatur 2l1S-W.
MICHIGAN PARK-ATTRACT1VE FUR
nished house. bed rooms, bath shower.
oil heat. Frigioaire and garage. hmm Mediate
possession: Sis per mo Phone Potomac
0632-Lincoln 1905.
I347 EUCLID STREET NW-1l ROOMS.
two baths. nicely furnished. radio and
ElectroluX oil heat garage. Call Mr..
Thompson. District 3347.
WAPLE JAMES INC.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOOhhuuCusB
MT MT RAINIER iafHs Fms, kM15gNFURN1SaED m
elec. heat. No children. 1928 30th ST. ::
POT. HTs.-spN-LIT BASEMENT APT.
Phone Emerson 714S.
1919 BUNKER HILL. MOUNT RAINIER.
Md.-3-room apt. nicely furnisheo; privats
home; adults only" S35.
LYON PARK. 3O17 THIRD ST N-FUR-
nished mis- rooms on hrst dfioor $3.50 week
ave.-Unfurnished S-room apt. privats
bath; IaS; eiec hot;wster heat. Use Of
laundry Maytag washer.
rents and 4 rooms and bath. Apply
Al Madison ave, Riverdale Md.
EtURNIsHED EtDTaS saIa R.. x AND B COW:
gR.r41da;,. e min; to ave. 4@Sa Lee HishSSay.
NEARBY E!a, yA;-K. DIN, BED;;LIY- ,RM.:
S45 month. Adults. Clarendon 1864. 29'
BRENTWOOD. MD, 1929 HoLLADAY
s. q block of Rhode Island ave! rooms.
hes ehS dniHs RTiyse s4S 5ats aduts gas eec
1913 ARLINGTON RIDGE VAIN OWN
er's detached home FIRST floor; rooms and
bath. furnished or unfurniShed high ele-
city; 10 minutes by bus to 14th and Pa.
ave Frigidaire gas. cleo heat unlimited
phone; $50. Jackson 1906, Mrs. BENTON.
29s
907 FAYER AVE, Sill. sP., Md
rooms. kitchen. bath, porch; Frigidaire,
gas, elec. included; reasonable.
TWO ROOMS. LARGE KITCHEN UN.
furnished; second floor; semi-prtvate bath,
electricity, water heat. garage King st.
extended Alexandria, Va. 3rd house past
Ivy Hill Cemetery.
TWO ROOMS SHOWER PORCH. FUR
niShed. Seen by appointment. Telephone
National 1904, Ext. "a 29'
ALEXANDRIA VA-TWO ADJOINING
rooms with private bath in private home
on Washington Blvd - minutes drive to
D. c. Call Alexandra 20S5 Monday.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
RO-CAR HOUSE.
1901 Dist ST NV

Many BUSINESS MEN and WOMEN re-
Srain from American plan accommodations
eenient serving hours They will be pleased
with the loveliness Of our dining room. with
its f1ne-mannered service. 1t is arranged
ways dressed with snow-white linen. spar
king glassware and shining silver. Tempt
ing dishes are made more enjoyable by its
restful atmosphere.
The RO-CAR house announces to the
many who have INQUIRED for accommoda-
tions that we now have an UNEXPECTED
Vacancy of one of our most desirable rooms
with private bath.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
CLUB MERIDIAN.
FOUNTAIN COURT.

Spring. Summer and Autumn among the
trees; lawns fountains. tennis court; your
eountrylike location. Spacious bed rooms
beautiful dining room. delicious meals:
private parking; Is minutes downtown.
SR4O 18th
Evening star., 1936-03-29

COLORED = ROOMS. KITCHENETTE,
private bath in home one or two persons;
phone Potomac I544J after $50 pm.
COLORED-9 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH;
heat, hot water, eiec. and sas. near 10th
and You SITS NV; newly decorated; no
children. Also rms. Call North 35S2.
1872 22nd ST NV ROOMS, KITCH-
en- and bath heated. newly decorated. $40.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1719 st. nv,
Natl. 1866
BEAUTIFUL RM AND K1TCH,: SINK;
range: newly dec Chevy Chase: light and
gas free; laundry, yard. porches' SIS Wk.
West 0639.
REFINED COLORED-34 TO As G ST.
sw-Beautiful modern new apis: finest
in town: 3 rms. k. b.: heat and hot water
furnished. SIS; close to U. S. Capitol d
S. NASH. Owner, North o660. Open for
inspection.
COLORED.
Apt .. $50 Girard ST. n;w.-3 rms, kit
bath and porch. h.-w h. elec. It's; $500.
COLORED-2605 o ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen. bath---S3oo 90
Arcola Heating Units. Electricity.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
I5O5 II St NV National 2340.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
LOW RENT-N,W, APT.

4 r.. $50; 8 r.. $50; FURN. APIS. S3s.
CHEEKY apts.. modern bldg. best n. w Sec
tion. Handy to cars. schools. stores, etc.;
tiled bath parQuet floors Adams 962S.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

UNFURN. .1-RM. APT KrrCHENETIE.
tile bath. shower. 9 closets; open fireplace:
in rent;. S55. Apply Tally-H Tea shoppe.
$40 17th. st. NV. IL to pm. Sunday.
1870 INoLESDE TER. N.W.-3 RMS,
ssnx .iss iisnieS aus s.ssi saiosss sSs sns sa' beat
Evening star., 1936-03-29
$50 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH.

Includes Gas. Electricity. Refrigeration.
172S 2lst st.
Just completed large rooms with
high ceilings and a modern wood-burnins
fireplace in each room. Large windows
cross ventilation; Venetian shades. carpet
ed floors modernistic kitchen and bath
Apply on premises.
FIDELITY STORAGE. 1920 You st. NV.
Phone National 34OO,
Evening star., 1936-03-29

s5I1 GEORGIA AVE.
Silver Spring. Md
rooms. k b.. elec. refrigeration 1900
Evening star., 1936-03-29
THE PENFIELD.

1871 Gath ST.
Gas and electricity on house.
9 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH 81
Evening star., 1936-03-29

9O5 BUTTERNUT ST. N.w.-3 ROOMS.
bath. gas. electricity, Frigidaire; linen and
dishes included.
ROOM, FOYER AND BATH NON
housekeeping apartment. maid service and
linen. Large apartment house Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
I'LL r. I. AVE. NW-S9O.

De Grssse Apts.-Iarge living room, open
fireplace. large bed room. all-eleetric kiscn. .
nisht. up. Avllsbie April /. Inquire
Evening star., 1936-03-29
. WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

and room with private bath. in private
home. convenient car line. available April
IS. Address Box roc. Star office.
REFINED COUPLE desire room and board
aGe se g'iFoneht; nbore prra ear5y oI man ~ 10 40
Address Box 29O-C. Star office.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

WANTED-REFINED. CONGENIAL, EN-
lady 3 rooms kitchen. Frigidaire. new
stove. bath. shower. recreation room, radio
apart. phone. New home. 18th st. NV.
Meals can be arranged If desired. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Address Box
Evening star., 1936-03-29

z
90e Goth ST. NV.
Electricity on house.
RIM, GRILL CLOSET. BATH -S34 so
Z. w. GroomeS, TIC Eve st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. 429 WOOD
ward Bldg. Natl. 1870. Special rates al
cities: NY, Boston Chicago, Fla St. Louis
Evening star., 1936-03-29
THE TIVERTON.

1920 WISCONSIN AVE.
Apt; o. rooms kitchen and bath
Evening star., 1936-03-29

VA.-TWO ADJOINING
rooms with private bath. in private home
on Washington Blvd: - minutes drive to
D. c. Call Alexandra 20S5 Monday.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
DIJPONT

1717 2Oth ST NV
Five rooms. kitchen and bath; elevator
service, electric refrigeration; resident
manager on premises.
RENT 500 IN
Evening star., 1936-03-29

: 1919 18th ST. NW-Vacancy for one
lady, double room. twin beds; next bath.
!. Well-balanced meals.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

ALTO TOWERS 1906 WIS AVE
r, k, b.. elec. refrigeration. elec--S77 so
2l24 ST NV
Apt. 3-3 rooms. X. electric refriger-
Evening star., 1936-03-29

4aO6 KANSAS AVE.-Large front room.
twin beds; on bus line; all conveniences:
Jewish family Phone Georgia q3O3.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

57l3 FIRST STREET N.W.-TWO LARGE
rooms hardwood floors electric refriger-
ator, private bath with shower; high loca-
ton; new detached brick; gas. electricity;
phone included S45; quiet adults. Cali
Sunday | to pnl, Georgia 0717.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

WANTED OR 9 YOUNG LADIES TO
furniture twin beds. two exposures Ideal
for Summer. Reasonable 145s Col I'd.
sUBLET APRIL l TO JUNE /. -ATTRAC-
tive. Q rms kit. and bath. completely fur
nished. Call LAURA HARLAN. INC. Ma
fional 403I oQs
Evening star., 1936-03-29

1923 K ST. NW-Peasant double room
southern exposure cont. hot water. Phone
d, Metropolitan l3Q3
Evening star., 1936-03-29

. ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN-Large, newly
furnished room, next to bath: home-cooked
: meals; rent reasonable; only two in family;
close to Transportation; references eX-
changed Phone North 1920 Ext l55
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-07

ORIENTAL REPRODUCTIONS --Irringe onds--colors woven through to tho back-approx. innate size 4x6 ft. CA OK --reg. s6.ob, ,....... @2sWO HEAVY CARpET--F'or stairs and
 halls - with border or wlths
 SSses7 S's,4.y.1@' lS'h'' 1..... $1.30
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-07
HOUSE WARES

"WEAN.EVEE BPECTALb-
 -3 qt. pans and pots with covers QMM Double boiers-%.qk siEe- Q4
 
 --sauce pan set-i qt, lM qt, 2 qt,and 2h qt QA OE eixe pans--reg Slo ...,..,,'',',','',''''' VA0WW -Covers for sauce pan set- zAM 
 "a qt. French FFyer2 qt "WindDor" style with mesh basket-geg Si30 W4 Double boier Qt siSe- W@ 20 "A qt. tea kettle: 00 M --l6-in.i pan-one pan that may be used for WA 16 different puposes-reg. 4i50. CA IRONING BOARDs-Of spruce-sturdily constructed W@ 12x4e inch siye--reg $20 @4 IRONING B0ARDs-of fine grade umber-szo i4x64 W4 2n inches-reg Sio5 @4eAW CLOTHES BASKETS 2M~ No. s5e-of wilow-Teg soc. WO CLOTHES DRYERS-Accordion style-i2 dowles-- 0% smooth Ansn--reg WA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16

CLUB SALAD FOR 8.
 2 cups uncooked salad Inacaronl ? hard cooked eggs
 { tablespoons chopped rips
 olives
 # cup chopped sour or Dill
 pickles
 cup diced celery
 3 tablespoons chopped plmientO A cup chopped green pepper 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 1 teaspoons grated onion
 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons vinegar
 4 to % cup salad dressing or
 lnayonnaise
 Cook Inacaroni in boiling salted water until tender and drain. Cool. Combine with chopped hard boiled eggs, olives, pickle, celery, pirniento, green pepper, parsley, onion, salt and vinegar. Add salad dressing or mayonnaise. Chill. Serve in let tuse cups.
 For variety add one cup finely cubed American cheese. Miss Mary Cotter, 13 Sycamore Lane, Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16
THRIFT PUDDING


 # cup suet, finely chopped
 # cup IlOlasses
 # cup milk
 11S cups slfted flour
 1a teaspoon salt
 # teaspoon cinnamon
 X teaspoon nutmeg
 ? teaspoons baking powder
 1a teaspoon soda
 1a cup raisins
 Mix together the suet, molasses and milk. Measure and sift together the flour and dry ingredients. Mix with the fruit and suet mixture Pour into 8 well-greased mold and steam two hours, or put into indi- vldual molds and steam 45 minutes Serves 6. Serve with clear pudding sauce.
 Mrs. Richard Lane, 22 Fort Hill avenue, Watervllle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16

STUFFED SEA FOOD
 3 or 1 lbs of your favOrite fish
 1 cup of mashed potatoes
 1 small onion minced
 egg
 1-2 teaspoon salt
 1-4 teaspoon pepper
 l tablespoon chopped parsley
 3 tablespoons butter
 Juice of l-2 lemon, fry onion un- til tender and slightly brown in one tablespoon butter. Add to mashed potatoes and beat In salt pepper milk, parsley and egg, wash the fish and stuff with the above mixture, sew together or secure with tooth picks put into Q baking pan with l-2 cup water, lemon juice and rest of butter. Bake 1-2 in Q moderate oven basting from time to time, serve with butter sauce.
 BUTTER SAUCE
 1-4 cup butter
 tablespoon flour
 pint hot water
 IA teaspoon salt Melt butter, add salt, allow to brown before adding flour, stir both until flour is brown. Add hot water gradually, cook until thick and smooth. Mrs. G. Curris, Sl Capitol Ave, City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16
STRAWBERRY PUDDING

STRAWBERRY PUDDING
 1 basket strawberries
 cups of milk.
 2M tbs. cOrnstarch
 l cup sugar
 ? eggs
 l tsp. vanilla ext.
 Heat milk in double boiler. Mix 2h tbs. cornstarch with a little cold milk. Pour in hot milk and boil for 8 minutes. Beat the yolkS of eggs together with 8 little milk and sugar with Q fork. Add egg mixture and boil for 1 minute Take from fire and add l tsp. vanilla. Let cool Wash strawberries and sweeten. Pour cus- tard over berries slowly. Beat whites of eggs until stiff, sweetened with confectionery sugar. Put in oven and brown for few seconds.
 Bernice Stickles. 76 Laurel St
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16

GARDEN ROAST 1h pounds flank steak
 ? tablespoons CriscO
 6 medium sized peeled potatoes
 2 cups peeled white onions
 l bunch peeled sliced carrots 1M teaspoon salt
 M teaspoon pepper
 Stufflng:
 l cup boiling water
 Spread steak with stuffing. Roll and tie up. Brown in Crisco. Put in baking pan. Add season- ings and water. Cover. Bake in slow oven for hour. Add vege- tables. Bake until all are tender Remove cover last 10 minutes to brown vegetables.
 Stuff1ng: Fry minced onion in 2 tablespoons of Crisco. Add 2 cups soft bread crumbs, 3 tablespoons warm water, h teaspoon salt # teaspoon pepper, X teaspoon thyme.
 Miss Helen Shugxdinls, 3S7 Will son St., Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16
CROWNED HALIBUT

slice of haIbut about inches thick rub with uc sprinkle with salt and place in Pyrex baking dish which has greascd the following dressings cups
 stale bread crumbs b melted butter b chopped OnOn tb chopped parsley salt pepper paprika enough water make crumb not too sO Cover fish with the dressing then all with thin slices of bacon Put into when crisp to plate and keep hot Continue until and fish utes Gsh garnhed strips parsley and slices of lemon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16
BAKED HAM WITH PINEAPPL

BAKED HAM WITH PINEAPPLE
 Scrub ham, place fat side up on rack in open roasting pan, add l cup water, bake in slow oven, 300 de- grees F., allowing 30 minutes per pound. One hour before ham IS done, remove ring from ham and scar fat. Pour off excess fat, return ham to pan. Rub ham lightly with brown sugar and 8 little dry mus tard. garnish with pineapple slices cut in halves. Pour pineapple juice over ham, continue baking until done, basting ham and pineapple occasionally. If glazed pineapple slices are to be used to decorate the platter, brown them in juice in roasting pan for 10 or IS minutes. Mrs. E. ParmeIee, SS Taylor street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16

GOLD AND SILVER CAKE
 4 cup butter
 1K cups sugar
 X teaspoon vanilla
 1 cup milk
 3 cups slfted cake flour
 3 teaspoons baking powder
 { egg whites, stlfRly beaten
 l teaspoon baking powder
 4 teaspoon salt
 2 eggs
 { egg yolks N cup sifted cake flour
 N cup sugar
 sS teaspoon vanilla
 Cream butter, add sugar gradu- ally and beat until fluffy, add favor ing. Add milk alternately with mixed and sifted dry ingredients. Beat until smooth. Fold in egg whites Pour into 2-0 inch layer cake pan; and bake in moderate oven 376 de- grees F. for 25-30 minutes. Fol gold cake combine baking powder salt, eggs, and yolks. Place bow over smaller bowl of hot water, beat with rotary egg beater. Add sugal gradually until mixture is light and thick. Remove bowl from over wa ter. Add flour and vanilla. Turn ir1 tins and bake in moderate oven fol about 40 minutes. Place sponge cake between the two white layers using filling or boiled frosting.
 Mrs. H. Johnson. 8 Middle street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16
DEyTLED EGG SALAD

A enc dish meal very paIatable on . hot day. First put . portion of lettuce on . plate, next . sliced tomato, next . hot boiled potato cut up, next . hardbOlled egg, sliced. either hot or cold. Season with salt and pepper and put some mayon- naise on top.
 (This Is an individual serving)
 Mrs. Anna BOwey, sOs Lounsbury aA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16
BAKED BEANS Spanish Style)

Spanish Style)
 Soak one pound of pink beans over night, pour off water and wash two or three times in fresh water.
 Add one onion chopped fine and fried in butter until slightly brown ed small quantity of canned toma- toes, one tablespoon of Chile Mix ture, salt well and allow to bake a or hours. Cover with small strips salt pork or bacon.
 Mrs. J. Greaney, 21 Middle St.. Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16
CHEsAPEAKE PUDDING 111 cups flour

CHESAPEAKE PUDDING
 IF cups flour
 3 teaspoons baking powder
 # teaspoon salt
 tablespoon shortening
 5b pint oysters
 8 small pork sausages
 5ift together flour, salt, baking powder; add shortening and mix in thoroughly with Q fork. Add the oysters drained from juice and chopped together with 6 tablespoons of oyster juice tor part milk if nec- essary). Spread in greased shallow pan. Prick sausages and place them on top. Bake in hot oven at 476 degrees F. until sausages are done. Serves 8.
 Mrs. H. vanasse, Route No. 3, city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16
HAM CREOLE

1K pounds ham, 4 inch thick
 can tomatoes
 green sweet pepper
 15 teaspoon prepared mustard
 1 small onion
 teaspoon sugar
 l teaspoon Worcestershire
 Sauce
 Brown the ham quickly in frying pan. When brown on both sides, add other ingredients. Cover ham ana let simmer slowly until meat IS tender. Remove to platter and serve with Q border of mashed potatoes. Mrs. E. Lyons, 1s3 Maple street, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-16
MEAT LOAF

2 1-2 pounds beef or (beef and
 veaD ground as for hamburg IA teaspoon salt
 tablespoon bread crumbs 1-4 teaspoon pepper 1 egg Lightly beaten) Make into long loaf and roll two hard boiled eggs into center of loaf. Cut onion over top and large piece of butter lover all loa).
 SAUCE
 1-2 can tomatoes 1-2 teaspoon salt
 celery salt
 1-4 teaspoon paprika teaspoon sugar
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