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Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Scott were
hosts to several friends at dinner
party followed by bridge THURSDAY
night. When scores were tailed
prizes were awarded Mrs. Apple and
Albert Magaw for high; and Mrs.
Magaw and DR.. Apple for second.
Present to enjoy the SCOTS nospl-
tality were Dr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Apple. FL Centre; Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Harris, Imperial; Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Magaw and Mr.. ana
Mrs Ward McGrew.
OF interest TO Meloland Wednes-
day club members is the announce
ment that the next meeting Will
be at the home of Mrs. Isaac Nc
Bride whose co-hostess is Mrs. w.
@. Herdinan.
Miss Isabel Millar is looking for
ward to spending the coming noh-
DAYS with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. T. Millar, in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krebser, for
mer Meloland residents VINO are
leaving the valley to make then
home in Washington, were dinner
ri,ests of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Forsberg Tuesday night.
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Panils in Mrs. Harry James room
al Meloland school have an attract
i've doll display in the office o.
the county superintendent OF schools
this week. The dolls were mace
and dressed by the children anc
include the Puritan maid, by Santa
singh: pioneer lady, by MurieI
Meyer: and colonial dame by Car
men Engebretson A log cabin by
Freddie Waterman; interior scene
Annie Ruth Spruel: and wooden
furniture typical Of the early days
made By Alfred Chavarria COM
.<1s&a fH. 1ssss4
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25
ALAMO-VERDE

Luke Barbour of Ontario motored
to the valley Monday where he will
visit friends for a few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

The next bridge tournament Of
the American Legion will be held
December 5 at the Legion hall in
Holtville. Contract bridge will be
played. The public is invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

James Tuttle who is attending
San Diego State college was ex-
pected home for Thanksgiving.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

The Alama PIT. A. began serving
hot lunches to the school children
Wednesday, November 18. Mrs. A.
w. Wogatzke is in charge of the
cooking.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

The bridge tournament that was
held November l at the Legion hall
in Holtville was a great success.
First prize was won by Mrs. E.
Smith and second by Mrs. Ida
Moore.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

Nelson Studio, 628 Main Phone 181.
(ND
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

Mrs. Underwood is i'll at her home
in the Alamo district.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

Melvan Burkam returned to Los
Angeles Sunday morning after
spending two weeks with his moth
er, Mrs. Schriyer Davis.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

Louie Mantelli is visiting for {
few days at the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. B. FernoW.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

Miss Isabel Millar is looking for
ward to spending the coming hoh-
DAYS with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H T. Millar, in San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Schriver Davis
moved to the Ross ranch Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Davis had as
their dinner guest Sunday Dick
Maleno of Holtville
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
ANIERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP

ven szazaleka Sidaig is az ell
nok mellett volt es er6sen
hasznalt neki, hogy Mrs. Ford,
az auto -kiraly felesege Lam
don mellett j0tt XII a multi
heten.
Mert annyit 0szt0nszeriien
ereznek a munkasok, hogy a
Mrs. Fordok meg "a Mrs.
Rockefellerek, Mrs. DuPontok
mas erdekeket kepviselnek
mint a gyarakban dolgoz6
vagy a gyarak el6tt acsorgt
munkasok.
Ha az eln0k a fentjelzett al
lamokban a f0ldmiivesek har.
mine szazalekanak a szavaza.
tat megkapja, akkor orias
tobbseggel ujras svalasztjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15

kell fogadni, inert kiil0nben az
oveke lesz a felel6sseg, hogy
az amugy sem eleg nagy AFL-t
szetteptek.
A CIO-istak batran elfogad
hatnak egy ilyen fegyverszu-
nett ajanlatot, inert ha a kon-
ivenciot dominAl6 craft-grafte-
rex megint leszavaznak 6ket,
meg rnindig XII tudnak oman
vonulni es mem 1eszr1ek mesz-
szebb a celiaikt6l, mint most
vannak.
Minden esetre kivanatos len
ne, hogy az egyseg helyreall-
jon, de mem annak az aran,
hogy az ipari szervezetek
egeszseges gondolatat feladjak
vagy hogy abb6l feladjanak
csak egy jottanyit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15

vertek egy embert, mikor val
lattak.
Pennsylvania volt 0tven ev
ota a fellegvara annak a polk
hendi carizmusnak, amely az
allan torvenyes kozegein fe-
I'LL magan-hadsereget is tar.
Etott fem maganak es ennek
a lassan kihalo felben levo
rendszernek a maradvanyai
ezek a brutalis es beStialis
hatosagi k0zegek. Ha elitelik
6ket, vi korszak virrad annak
az allamnak a munkaS nepe-
re.
Hasonlo kedvez6 hir, hogy
Michiganben a Black Legio
minden gyilkos tagjat vagy
eletfogytiglani, vagy hosszu
idore szolo b0rtonre iteltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
A MULTI HETEN
KULONBEN

tobb volt a bekehir, mint
haborus hir az ipar vilagabol
IS kiilonosen orvendetes, hogy
Coraopolisban az acelmunka-
sok beket csinaltak es vissza-
mentek a munkaba.
Mem lenne kivanatos, hogy
most hatask0ri vitakbol kifo-
lyolag a nehez iparban uzem
zavarokat idezzenek fel, inert
a munkasok megszervezve
egyel6re nincsenek.
Eppen ilyen 0rommel veszi
hiret mindenki, hogy Minnea-
polisban a malom-munkaso
sztrajkja veget ert es hogy a
munkasok amt kertek, min
dent megkaptak.
A ket legkellemetlenebb
inert legelkeseredettebb sztrajk
jelenleg a b6rgyarak munka-
sainak a sztraikja Wisconsin,
Illinois es Minnesota allamok-
ban, valamint a california; sa-
lata-sztrajk, amely azonban
atteried mar mas mez6kre.
Californiaban a reakcios
munkaadok meg annyi enged-
menyt sem akartak tenni,
amennyit a szinten erosen
reakcios kormanyzo kert to-
lliik, inert a szervezeteket min
den aron XII akarjak irtani az
allambol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
A GAZDASAGI
.VISZONYOK

javulasat a legjobban az
RFC vezet6jenek a multi heti
kijelentese jellemzi. Eszerint
tobbe mem igen van "a sziik
seq, hogy a sz0vetsegnek ez a
szervezete kolcsonoket folyo-
sitson kereskedelmi es ipari
allalkozasoknak, s6t az eddig
kiadott kolcsonok ketharmad-
reszet mar vissza is fizettek.
De az er6sen reakcios U. S.
Chamber of Commerce is ell
ismerte, hogy nagyaranyu ja-
vulas t0rtent hogy harom
es negy milli6 kozt lev6 szam-
ban ez- evben emberek mum
kahoz jutottak.
Kar, hogy ez a t6kes organi-
zacio 0nmagat megtagadni
mem tudja es ismet az allan
haztartas teljes egyensulyat
siirgette.
Egyebekben azonban szokat
|lanul csendes volt a gyiilesuk
S egyaltalan mem rohantak
neki ahogy szoktak - az
adminisztraci6nak es az ell
n0knek. Mintha az uzletvilag
hallgat6lag tudomasul venne
a Roosevelt gy6zelmet S el6re
belle kivanna abba nyugodni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
MEG ABB0L
SEM CSINALTAK

nagyobb botranyt, bar an
max erdekeben mindent elko
vetett a villanytruszt, hogy a
kormany harom millio dollart
adott ismet k0lcs0n egy k0z-
iizemben epitend6 villanytelep-
re.
Megirtuk ket hete, hogy a
kolmany a IVA reszer6l 6s a
villanytrusztok alkudoznak
egymassal, inert eszszerii lem
ne, ha a rendelkezesre all6
villanymennyiseget egy k0z0s
poolba terelnek.
Minthogy a villanytruszt ezt
tisztesseges feltetelek mellett,
a kormany telies ellen6rzese
mellett mem akarta megtenni,
'azonnal kiutaltak hArom mil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
A VALASZTAS 45
EGY LATHATATLAN

mozzanatara kell az Olvasok
figyelmet felhivnom. A reak-
ciosok nagy larmat iitnek,
hogy Roosevelt vagy Landon
legyen-e az elnoke az orszag-
max, mikor voltakeppen ezzel
a kerdessel mem tulsagosan
sokat t6r6dnek.
Amig az atlagos szavaz6t
ezzel a problemaval izgatjak,
addig sep csendben, de ANIMAL
vakmer6bb elszantsaggal azon
vannak, hogy a liberals kon-
gresszusi jel0lteket kibuktas-
SAX, akarmelyik partban jelol-
| TEX.
Icy peldaul a nem-is-nagyon
radikalis Borah erdekeben a
G. o. P. a kis uijat sem moz
gatja, a nalanal kiSebb eS ke-
vesbe ismert jeloltek ellen pc
dig nyiltan veszik fel minden-
fele a kiizdelmet.
Mi ujra lesz0gezziik, hogy ez
orszagban els6 izben, osztalyok
allnak szemben egymassal,
fontos tehat, hogy szenatus-
ba es a kongresszusba CSAK
liberals ember kerilj0n, bar
mely partnak legyen egy-egy
liberals egyen a jel0ltje.
Pl. Marcartonio a republi-
kanus label alatt salad, de a
megvalasztasa sokkal kivana-
tosabb liberals szempontbol,
mint ellenfelee, ah hivatalo-
san az vi deal ticketjen akar
a kongresSzusba becsuszni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15

azonnal megirtuk, viszont mem
igaz az, hogy az eln0k osztaly-
gyiil0letet hirdetne.. EFT a ma
six oldal teszi meg helyette.
Ez az a ket kerdes, ami
fontos lenne a kampanyban S
amelyek kell6 ismertetesevel
Italian 1enne egy ''fair chance
je a republicans partnak es
ielOltnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
COUCHLINR0L MEM

lehet magyar nyelven' olyan
kifejezesekkel irni, amelyekkel
ezt a rovatot bizonyos szinvo-
nalon kivantuk tartani a
multban es kivaniuk a 4jov6-
ben S ICY angolul kell irnunk,
hogy che is on the rampage
es hogy t0bbe mem tud a lei
ton megallni.
A diktatura onjel0ltje mem
kepes elviselni, hogy nem We
SILK eleg komolyan az orszag-
ban es egyre keserubb, egyre
vitriolosabb nyelvvel hadona:
SILK, anelkiil, hogy elore meg.
fontolna a beszedet-
A multi heten peldaul Pitts.
burghban a ket eln0kjel0ltet
"ciankali"- max meg patkany'
meregnek nevezte es ez a virag
nye'v egyaltalan mem all jo
a papi ruhahoz. Az ujsagiro
kat kedvesen lehiilyezte (mo
ron), amiert OF perc mulvs
bocsanatot kert, inert a veg
te'enul hiu ember szaz szives
seget szokott kerni az ujsag
iroktol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
Macy KAR, HOGY VEGRE

leintettek es reszben torli a
beszedeit, reszben azok ma
mar enyhebbek, ahol megis ell
mondja, inert ha meghagytak
volna, hogy szabadon duhong-
jon, akkor a kampany vege-
re Coughlin onmagaval is veg
legesen vegezne.
Lemke, a Coughlin jeloltje
meg sokkal jelentektelenebb
az elnokjelolti szerepben, mint
amilyennek el6re kepzeltiik es
egyszerien tompa es tires vissz
hangja lett a radiok egykor
hires, ma csak hirhedt papja-
max.
Norman Thomas mem tud
STINT vinni a kampanyba es
Browder kiszoritotta teljesen a
lapokbol.
Igaz viszont, hogy ezzel
szemben a kommunistak ket-
kulacsos politikaja Browder-
mex sem hasznalt es a terre-
hautei letartoztatas dacara
mem tud maganak hallgatosa-
got es meghallgatast szerezni
A kommunistak a k0z0s
front kedveert nagyon sokat
feladtak es a megalkuv6 for
radalmarokra meg az sem XII
vancsi, aki egyebkent ICY va
lasztasok el6tt a legszels6sege
sebb elemek magatartasara XII
vancsi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
IA KAMPANY
MEG MTNDIDG

nehany k6zepnyugati allan
Szavazoinak a kezeben van S
ezekben az ipari munkasok
meg a foldmivesek allanak
szemben egymassal.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michi-
gan, Illinois, Indiana es New
York varosai oriasi t0bbseget
adnak maid az eln6knek S az
a kerdes, hogy a f0ldmuvesek
milyen szazaleka fog Roose-
veltre SzavaZni.
A varosi munkasok kilenc-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
HETI SZEMLE

Kisllt nagyon gyorsan,
flogy a fatal Roosevelt mem
hadi gepeket akart eladni,
hogy mem akart szemelyesen
Eur6paban csavarogni 6s ICY
elni vissza azzal, hogy fla az
eln0knek.
EgyszerIen elnie kell, inert
csalados ember es csupan
azert, inert az eln0k fla, meg
mem mondhat lie minden aka
lomrol, hogy tisztessegesen
penzt keressen.
Ez a kis szemelyes tamadas
t0bbet artott a mask oldal-
max, inert az amerikai polgar
hisz a ''fair play ben es mem
szivesen latja, ha valakit csa-
ladi iigyein keresztiil pr6bal.
max leszurni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15

lio dollart Memphisnek, a ha-
talmas TENNESSEE varosnak S
ez ellen akarta a Chamber OF
Commerce gyileset a villany
truszt hangolEn1it, lEn1it,oIean7 Nem sikerult
a kiserlet es most ismet tar
gyalni kivannak a kormany-
nyal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
SOKKAL J0BBAN TETTEK

volna a republicans tabor
ban, ha Landont meghagytak
volna abban a "dignified'
pozban, amelyben el6sz0r be-
szelt a nemzethez es ha ero-
sebben kidomboritanak = tul-
zas Is ostoba vadaskodas mel.
kill - AIT a vadat, amely ia
Ian egyedil jogos a resziikrol
es amely a legfontosabb ker-
desc lehetne ennek a kan.
panynak.
Hogy t. i. Roosevelt vi utak.
ra viszi az orszagot. Butasag
ait az utat kommunizmusnak
nevezni, de igenis az uj deaI
ketsegteleniil es letagadhatat.
lanul a tarsadalomnak, a mem.
zetnek az ipar es kereskede
lem feletti ellen6rzeset hozzs
magaval. Mem egyeni diktatu
ra alakjaban, hanem intezme
nyes formaban.
Igaz az is, hogy ma oszta
lyok allnak szemben egymas
sal, ahogy ait a Roosevelt
philadelphia beszede utar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
MEM KAP ELEG Macy

erdekl6deSt a valasztasi kan
pany ziirzavarabans 'egy penn
sylvaniai esemeny, amir6l er-
demes tudomast venni a nem-
zetnek.
Fayette county grand jury
je vad ala helyezett egy
iigyeszt, egy csom6 detektivet
es konstablert, inert halalra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
(Folytatas a Ak oldalrop

(Folytatas a Ak oldalron
engedhetnenek maguknak k
ilyesmit, de az eln0kje,0ltt6l a
polgarsag nivosabb es hitele-
sebb kampanyt fog kovetelni,
miel6tt neki adna a t0bbseget.
A REPUBLIKANUSOK VI
csillaga, AL Smith iigyes
radio beszedet mondott a multi
heten, amelyben mar mem fog
lalkozott annyit a sajat see
melyevel es mem traktalta a
polgarsagot azzal, hogy. 8 mi
trt van megsertve.
Republikanusok 0rvendezve
"allapitjak meg", hogy Smith
harom milli6 szavazatot jelent
a szamukra es mem is lehetet-
len, hogy AL Smith tenyleg je-
lent meg ma is egynegyed mil
lio szavazatot, de az biztos,
hogy mem eri meg AIT a ha-
talmas 0sszeget, amivel a ra-
dion az id6t veszik d szarnara.
Rata Xviii terrneszetesen
alland6an jar-kel az aleln0k-
jel0lt es a republicans vezer-
kar es ha a Landon gy6zel-
mere nincs is kilatas, a bu-
kasa mem lesz olyan Macy
mint ahogy AIT a cleveland
konvenci6 utan joggal josol
TAX.
Kar, hogy a republikanusok
minden aron "botranyos" kan
panyt akarnak es a WPA ell.
len felhozott alaptalan vadal
mellett a multi heten az ell.
n0k csaladjat is hkezdtek.
"IELEPLEZTEK"
AZ ELNOK
fiat, hogy egy felmillio dol
lart akart bizonyos uzleter
keresni hogy ez az iizlet vol
takeppen hadi repil6gepel
sZallitasa lett volna a Sovjet
szamAra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
.EZ A ROVAT MINDIG

az vi deal mellett volt S
csupan csak most, a valaszta
sok el6tt igyeksziink partatla-
nok lenni, inert olvas6ink in
telligenciajat ismerjtik es tud-
juk, hogy egyt6l-egyig meg
birjak merlegelri a jelolteket
es a platformokat magukmak.
ARA kell hat rnindket part
ban a szavaz6knak gondolni,
|hogy hiaba lerlne nagy tobbse-
|ge az elnoknek, ha reakcios
kongresszussal kellene neki
egyutt dolgozni, viszont egy
liberals kongresszus Landont
is megfelel6 iranyba tudna
terelni.
A szenatusi es kongresszusi
jeloltek k0zt tehat mem erde-
mes feltetleniil a part-label
szerint szavazni. Meg kell WIS
galni, hogy kinek milyen xii
l0n0sen a munkas rekordja.
Es eppen olyan fontos, hogy
szigoruan megvizsgaljuk az
allami t0rvenyhozasok kis je-
l0ltkeit, inert azok sokkal fon-
tosabb tenyez6i a nemzetnek,
mint ahogy AIT gyakran elhisz
sziik Utalunk pl. a pennsyl-
vaniai republicans szenato-
rokra, akik minden progresz-
sziv es minden tisztesseges re-
form utjat elalltak, inert nyil-
tan es teljes arcatlansaggal a
Mellonokat szolgaljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

kedvez6 hadmozdulatok tor
tentek a multi heten. A komo-
lyabb munkasvezerek beket
akarnak a szemben All6 ket
hatalmas tabor kozt csinalni
.es AIT inditvanyoztak, hogy a
.j0v6 h6napban Tampaban tar
+tando A. F. L. konvenci6jan
vegyenek reszt azok is, aki-
ket a CIO- ban val6 aktivita-
sukert a szervezetek szerveze-
teb6l kivagtak.
Ketsegtelen, hogy Greenek-
mex valami ilyen megoldast el
Evening star., 1936-10-11

- HE sets the nation laughing every week
from coast to coast. For the utter alb
surdities of thought and speech which
~ she tosses inoonsequently into the air,
tickle the funny bone of America and make
her radio program one of the most enter
tanning of present-day offerings. 1t takes
brains to be as consistently funny as that -
and Oracle Allen has them.
If YOU were to seek her out at home, you
would find that she is a serious, restrained
person, of intellectual interests, good taste,
and genuine discrimination about art, itera-
ture and music.
Those who know Oracle Allen well realize
that all her assets of heart and mind are
spent for the enrichment of her home. George
Burns, her husband, and the two small
children - Sandra, aged two. and Ronny,
aged one - are the very heart of her personal
and private world. And home is always of
first Importance Sometimes home" means
an apartment in New York City. Last sum-
mer it meant the white Georgian house in
Beverly Hills, where the family lived while
Oracle" contributed her talents to the max
ing of the all-star picture, big Broadcast
of 1896"
But wherever she is, Oracle Allen is
practical, efficient housewife who knows how
to run the house. cook the meals if she has
to, and look after the well being of her family.
II was the child of early settlers in San
Francisco" she says "And we-my two
sisters and were thoroughly trained in
housewifery. especially cooking, which my
mother considered the very first of domestic
accomplishments.
"As for the secret of good cooking, be-
lieve it depends on your ability to blend
skilfully for flavor. to time the actual cook
ing correctly, and to develop an appreciation
of subtlety No exquisite dish can be pre-
Evening star., 1936-10-11

pared by one who lacks this three-fold skill -
at least, that is what think. But the art
can be mastered by anyone who is interested"
Ten years ago Oracle Aliens facility with
pots and pans stood her, and some of her
impecunious friends of the theatre. in good
stead. This was the time when she and George
Burns first met in New Jersey theatre and
he offered her a partnership in his comedy act
The profits then were scant, and Oracle
cooked many meal for George and other
young troopers. When they could afford it,
they Clipped together for one of the porter
house steaks that are still a by-word among
the friends of those early years. And today
the steaks that Oracle cooks are spoken of
with respect in Hollywood.
1T requires skill to cook steak well, "
Oracle says. II like it to be of choice young
beef, trimmed, well cut, and two inches thick.
Il pepper the meat first and then spread
over it thick film of butter. Next grease
the broiling rack with butter, allow it to heat,
and place the meat under full flame to scar
first one side and then the other. lower the
flame after that and allow the steak to cook
for about 20 minutes, turning it now and
then. When it is ready to serve, rub
tablespoons of butter on heated serving
Evening star., 1936-10-11
Oronge Biscuits

Oronge Biscuits
These biscuits are different and de-
lightful:
2cups sifted -four
4 teaspoons baking powder
tablespoon sugar
u teaspoon salt
n cup shortening
q cup milk
IL sugar cubes
3 tablespoons orange juice
tablespoon preserved ginger syrup
Mix and sift dry ingredients together.
Cut in shortening thoroughly. Combine
lightly with milk to make a soft, very
slightly moist dough. Roll out on lightly
Toured board to u inch in thickness. Cut
with small biscuit cutter and place in
muffin tins. Press into top of each biscuit
sugar cube which has been dipped in
combined orange juice and ginger syrup.
Bake in very hot oven, 45O degrees F.
about 10 to IL minutes. Yield: IL biscuits.
Serve decorated with candied cherry half.
Evening star., 1936-10-11
"GRACIE" IS
As CLEVER IN
THE KITCHEN As
ON THE AIR WAVES


place the steak on the platter. Dabs of'butter
on top of the steak, additional salt and pepper
and a seasoning Of prepared horseradish are
the final touches"
Gracie's cleverness in the kitchen is by no
means confined to broiling steaks. Try her
Orange Tea Biscuits, illustrated on this page.
And in this autumn weather. we recommend
her raisin desserts - Ginger Pound Cake,
English Tea Cakes and Banbury Tarts. She
can boil a tongue, bake Virginia ham, and
cook raisin sauce to tempt any taste.
If there are children in the family, Oracle
Allen offers tip to their mothers. 1T is
worth WHILE" she thinks, Ito keep the max
ings of Prune Whip ready in the ice box. 1t
is simple to prepare and wholesome"
Oracle named some other favorites which
she is sure our readers will like. II often serve
them for Dinner at Eight which is our
customary time for entertaining" she ex-
planned. A very different and delicious onion
soup is one of these specialties and Chicken
de Luxe is also among the dishes which make
the amusing Oracle Allen enviable as home
maker and hostess.
Evening star., 1936-10-11

Her name spells laughter to million radio
listeners, but Oracle Allen takes seriously her roles
as wife, mother, hostess and accomplished cook
by GRACE TURNER
The Washington times., 1936-03-11
To Be Hostess

Mrs. Frederick Van Nuys, wife
of the Senator from Indiana, will
be hostess at a small bridge lunch
con party on Friday.
The Washington times., 1936-03-11
Is Given
By Mrs. Meiqs

Mrs. Edward B. MelgS enter
tanned the members of the board Of
the Woman's National Democratic
Club at a luncheon today. Mrs.
Meigs was recently elected presi-
dent of the club for a second
term.
Seated around a large table cen
tered with a profuSion of spring
flowers were Mrs. George H. Dern,
Mrs. Joseph Robinson, Mrs. Ed
ward P. Costigan, Mrs. Burton K.
Wheeler, Mrs. Bennett Champ
Clark, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross,
Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, Mrs.
George M. Eckels, Mrs. Samuel
Herrick, Mrs. Emily Newell Blair,
Mrs. j. Harry Covington, Mrs. Ed
ward Keating, Mrs. Basil Manley.
Mrs. Frank S. Bright, Mrs. John
B. Gordon, Mrs. Claude R. Porter,
Mrs. H. E. C. Bryant, Mrs. William
Beverly Mason, Mrs. David Tucker
Brown, Mrs. Philip w. Chappen,
Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard, Mrs. Will
liam Jennings Price, Miss Eleanor
Connolly, Miss Ellis Meredith, Miss
Ruth Oberly and Miss Portia
Oberly.
Mr.. Wayne Williams, special as
sistant to the Attorney General,
will talk to the study group at the
club tomorrow morning. Mrs. Ed
ward P. Costigan will direct the
program and Mr.. Williams will
discuss when Government Gets
Out of Business" In the evening
Mr.. George L. Berry will talk on
Labor Under the New Deal" to the
business and professional woman's
group.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bruce Kremer
have returned to their home in
Spring Valley after sojourn Of
several weeks in Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Chatfield
Taylor have invitations out for a
dinner Monday evening.
X
The Minister of Greece, Mr.
Demetrios Sicilianos, will be host
at dinner this evening.
The Washington times., 1936-03-11
S'4A Gown"
T0apu 10blCS
Copyright 1850

|Clephane have given up their
Washington residence and left
yesterday for Florida where
they will make their future
home in Miami.
Mai-Mai SEE, daughter of
DR.. Sao-Ke Alfred SEE, Chi
nese Ambassador to the United
States, who was graduated from
Wellesley in 1881 and is ap-
pearing in the Chinese play,
Lady Precious Stream" will
be the guest Of honor at tea
to be held tomorrow after
noon at the Wellesley Club in
New York City.
Mrs. Osgood Perkins, also a
graduate of Wellesley College,
will introduce Miss Sze, who
made her stage debut in the
current Broadway play.