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Evening star., 1938-12-08

Warrington hospital by the Nc
Lean. Va, Fire Rescue Squad.
John Florio, AZ, and Melvin Wilkes,
80, both Of Miami Beach, Fla, who
were in charge of the van which
overturned near Lorton, were taken
to Alexandra City Hospital. Mr..
Florio has possible fracture Of the
pelvis and Mr.. Wilkes a broken hip
and leg.
Two Hurt in District.
Two were slightly hurt in acci-
dents in the District. James F.
Thompson. 80, Of 609 Half street
S.W., passenger in a taxicab, was
treated for aggravation Of an old
injury to his jaw as result of a
collision of the cab and concrete
mixing truck at First and B streets
S.W. yesterday afternoon.
Benjamin Stogo, 27, of 910 Tenth
street Sc. was injured when his
automobile turned over at Tenth
and G streets Sc. after a collision
with another car. He declined to
60 to a hospital but said he would
obtain treatment from his family
physician. He complained of in
juries to his head, both wrists and
stomach.
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Three Are Injured
In Virginia Highway
Auto Accidents
Shelton JenneII Hurt
When Machine Runs
Into Stalled Car

Three men were injured in auto
mobile accidents on nearby Vir-
ginia highways last night, two of
them members of the crew of a
large hauling van which over
turned near Lorton and scattered q
load Of potatoes for yards along
the Richmond-W Washington road.
Shelton Jennell, SO, who lives near
Falls Church. the most seriously
hurt of the trio, Is in Emergency
Hospital with a possible skull frac-
ture and severe cuts of the head and
face.
Hits Stalled Car.
Mr.. Jennell was driving along the
Falls Church-Leesburg pike near
Dunn Loring when his automobile
ran into the rear of a stalled car
william Frazier, colored, OF 1858
Corcoran street NV, Washington
owner of the stalled machine, was
pouring gasoline into it at the time
and escaped injury by leaping into
ditch. Both vehicles were badly
damaged.
Mr.. Jennell was given first-aid
treatment by Falls Church physi-
clan and later was brought to the
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Mrs. Hahn, Executed
In Poison Death, Is
Buried in Ohio
First Woman in Stote's
History EIectroeuted
After Futile Plea

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 8.-Anna
Marie Hahn. who died gasping out
the Lords prayer In Ohio's electric
chair, was buried today.
Quickly and privately, the body
was inferred in Mount Calvary
!. Cemetery here. The Rev. John A.
Sullivan, Catholic chaplain at the
penitentiary, had conducted services
at funeral home.
Her golden hair disheveled, Mrs.
Hahn begged vainly, Wont some
body please help me?" as she was
placed in the chair last night.
Lead us not into temptation, but
deliver ="
The prayer, intoned after Catho-
lie Chaplain John A. Sullivan, was
stilled as 1850 volts struck the body
of the convicted slayer of 78-year-
old Jacob Wagner of Cincinnati,
one of four old German men she
was accused Of poisoning to obtain
their meager savings.
Four and a half minutes later
at 8:131a pm.-Prison Physician
George w. Keil announced the
death Of the first woman ever
placed in Ohio's electric chair.
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Christmas Lane Opening
Will Be Celebrated

Opening of Christmas Lane and
lighting of the community Christ
mas tree at Eighth and Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. will be celebrated
Monday by parade.
The Southeast Business Mems As
sociation, sponsors, announced yes
terday that prizes will be awarded
the best commercial and civic floats,
the best marchinds unit, the best
band and the most novel feature.
The Washington times., 1938-07-11
Radio Features Today

sIN-EARL GcDwIN-HIGHLIGH
IN TIE NEWS. AS GLIMPsED BY
REPORTER GOODWIN. OF THE WASH
1NGTON TINES EDITORIAL STAFF.
HEARD AT THIS EARLY MORNlNG
PERIOD MONDAY THROUGH SATuR'
MUSICAL AND VARIETY
7:O0-GRACIE ALLEN-The airs IA
vorits nit-wit will go journalistic tonight
and Peewee Hunt. George Burns, Tony
Martin and John Cont will be on hand
TO help both the interviewer and her
victims. Gracies theme song will be
'When They Danced the Polka WRC
7:3o-vOICE OF FIREsToNE-Mar-
Earet Speaks will sing among other solos
selection from La Boheme.' Alfred
walIensteIn will conduct and play several
orchestral numbers. .......N kC
S.oO-CONNIE ROswELL-Ths clas-
st4l swinser VIII lend her torch sonCs to
the vIvidness Of Richard Hlmber's band.
Ted HuslDE ls on the program. and EDDIE
Green. comic artist. Will guest star
DRAMA
ssO-THE LONE RANGER-Tonight
our hero traps a guilty murderer and
forces him 10 confess his crime. threby
freeing an innocent man. VOL
7:3O-"THosE WE LOVE" Kathy
Marshall gets a Job and almost loses
luncheon date when DR.. Foster is called
away, but Adrian Elwood turns up just
in time .................. w NAL
s:oo-"FIRsT PERSON sINGULAR"-I
Crson welles will present As the first
program of his new radio series the pop
ular mystery story. "Dracula The Ia
nous producer will narrate for the dra-
matizing, and meanwhile has made the
radio adapta tion. casted and directed the
play His players all hail from Welles
own Mercury Theater. .... "JSN
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

OPERA
p.SO-"PAGLIACCI" - LIE o ncRvallo'
opera ia scheduled to come to the all
with Henry Weber directing for Mutual
The brevity of the composition has made
cutting hardly necessary y.......... VOL
NOVELTY
7:oO-"IF HAD THE CHANCE
Lowell Thomas, celebrated commentator;
Morton Downey. tenor; Howard Dietz,
head Of M-G-M publicity, and Renee Car
roll, Sardi's popular Broadway hatchsck
WMAL
s:0O-HAGEN QUIZ - Bridge experts
will be matched with feminine authors
on the True or False" program. DR..
Harry Hagen will put the questions to
his intellectual lineup. WMAL
DISCUSSION
9:3O-NATIONAB RADIO FORUM -
Senator Joseph &. OMahOney tDD, OF
Wyoming. will discuss the work Of the
congress ssional committee investigatlnE mo
nopoIles ......." " NAL
Io:15-NASS BUYING-Albln Johans-
son. swedish Cooperative president. will
talk about Sweden's Cooperative Union,
which has been effective IN forcing down
the level of prices while 1t made larger
production possible, ..-.. .... "JSN
NEWS COMMENTATORS
5:45-LOWELL THOMAS ...... WMAL
6:45-BOAKE CARTER. WJSN
7:OO-FULTON LEWIS. VOL
ORCHESTRA DANCE TUNES
9:0O-WAYNE KING. WJSV
9:SO-JOE RINES ............. .WRC
9:45-ANDRE MONICI. WRC
GASPARRE WJSV
lO:30-AL DONAHUE. .......... WRC
lO:SO-GLEN MILLER ....s..... WMAL
II .OO-JcE SACNDERS,, WJSV
II :3O-MAXIM LOWE. .WJSV
l2 2:3O-VINCENT PIRRO.. WRC
l:OO-DANCE MUSIC ............ WRC
The Washington times., 1938-07-11
TODAY'S SHORT WAVE PROGRAM

TOKYO, Sis P. M.-Western
Musical Numbers Composed by
Japanese. JzJ, 25.4 m, 11.80 meg.
LONDON, $40 P. M.-The B.B.C.
Empire Orchestra. CSC, 1853 M.
1919 meg; GSP, 1876 m, 1881
meg; ESQ, 1877 m, 1918 meg;
GSD, 25.5 M, 11.75 meg; GSB,
Bis m, 9.51 meg.
PRAGUE, 6::55 P. M.-Concert; +;
Slovak Folk Songs; Central Euro
pean Review of Affairs (English)
OLR4A, 25.3 m, 11.84 meg;
OLR5A, 1877 m, 1928 meg.
BOSTON, 7 P. M.-"Propaganda
in the Totalitarian State and in
the Democratic" W1XAL, 25.4m.,
11.79 meg.
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

TOKYO, 7:15 P. M.-New Folk
Songs. JZJ, 25.4 M, 11.8O meg.
ROME, 7:30 P. M.-Concert OF
FOLK Music; prof. Hercules;
2RO's Mail Bag" 2RO4, 25.4 M,
11.81 meg; IRF, 30.5 M, 9.83 meg.
CARACAS, $3.50 P. Unpopular
Cuban Melodies. YV5RC, SIT m,
So meg.
PARIS, 10 P. M.-News in Eng
lish. TPA4, 25.6 M, I'LL meg.
BERLIN, 10 P. M.-VariationS
on THE Beautiful Blue Danube. :"
.DJD, 25.4 m, lit meg.
LONDON, 1880 P. M.-Irish
Dance Music. GSI, 1876 m, 1926
meg; GSD, 25.5 m, Ills meg;
Csc. 31.3 m, 9.58 meg; GSB, Bis
m Q 51 meg
The Washington times., 1938-07-11
Overcome By Gas,
Woman Is Revived

Found unconscious by her hus-
bond In a gas-filled room of her
apartment at 311 N st. s. W., Mrs.
Agnes M. Skinner, 40. was revived
yesterday by the fire rescue squad
and Casualty Hospital physicians.
Several jets of a small gas heater
we're open. Mrs. SINNERS condi-
ton was not serious and she did
not require disqualification.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
BAfLE DE LA CLASE Sc
MGR DEL M COIL
LEGE

La clase senior del Tampa
College di6 anoche I'm bale en-
ell Centre Social, en- la Gale de
Twiggs.
TOGO la notable orquesta de
Ray Henry y ell programa Sc
cumpli6 en- todas sus parties.
A las IL 80 Sc termin6 ell bal
lie.
Vimos entire los asistentes a
las siguientes senoritas v j6ve-
mes:
Dora Di Maio, Gloria Martf-
nez, Caroline Carr, Alice Carr,
Estela Pe6n, Mary Middlebrook
Gloria Di Maio, Gloria Cutie
rrez, Ofelia Gutierrez, Helen
Johnson, Margaret Torres, Vir-
ginia de la Courte.
Joe Ferlita, Ernest Alchediak,
Buddy Clark, James Bergen,
John Alexander Michael Dr.
maio Bill Martinez, L. D. Lubra
mao, John Fette, Robert Tinna-
70, Peter Cimino, Sam Rosales,
Fred Di Maio, Servando Gracia,
Sam Cannella y Frank Massari.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
TOM WATSON ATACA DE
NUEVO A Ia TAMPA
ELECTRIC

A petici6n del CONCEAL Wat
son, hecha en- la noche de aver,
ell ayuntamiento acord6 investi-
gar ell uso que la compania Tam
pa Electric hace de los puentes
p1blicos y la compensation que
debiera pagan por los danos que
esos puentes sufren.
Watson lego una ordenanza
que favorece SUI proposition y
sc refiere al uso de puentes por
tranvfas, automobiles de alqui-
Ter y otros vehfculos.
Aludi6 ell edil a los danos que
los tranvias ocasionan en- ell
puente de Lafayette, mencionan
do de paso Ell enorme peso de los
carros de Port Tampa, que son
de gran tamano.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
LEY PETROLERA APROBA
DA POR Ell SENADO

Habana, mayo lei SenadC
aprob6 una ley que crea una re-
serva nacional de petr6leo y es-
tablece reglas para la industrial.
La MEDIA obtuvo la aprobaci6n
de la Camara en- ell pasado febre
ro.
Las propiedades productoras
de petr6leo deberan pagan al
Estado un diez por ciento de CO
mission.
En- Cuba no hay production
commercial de petr6leo, aunque la
malta Sc recoge en- pequenas can
tidades.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07

Una extension telef6nica a la
cocina o cuarto de dornir econo-
mia incontables pasos y no cues
Ia mas que ell valor de un sello
de correo al dfa,
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
I~NSTITUCIONEs MEXICA-
MAS
LA ESCUELA RURAL
$4,000 MGestr0s
rs Malones de Pesos

Ell movimiento educativo de
Mexico, desde 1884 a la fecha
presenta los mas interesantes
aspectos Ell los anales del pro
ceso cultural de nuestro pals,
no solo por la implantaci6n )
realization de la Escuela Socia.
lista, sine por ell vigoroso impu.
so que Ell Gobierno del senior ge.
neral Cardenas ha venido dan.
do a la educaci6n, no solamente
en- el capftulo rural, sino en- Ia
ensenanza popular destinada 9
las classes trabajadoras, antes
desposeidas de los medios adj
uuisitivos de la cultura zen la
nneya orientaci6n professional
que Sc sigue en- los planteles
dependencies del Institute Poll.
tkcnico Nacional, lque abando-
nando viejos metodos universe
tarios tiene ell prop6sito de To-
grar la capacitacion tecnicaA
practica de nuestra juventud
para la exploitation racional de
las riquezas n~acionales, con fl
nalidades colectivas.
A reserva de analizar en- oca-
stones posteriores otros aspec-
.tos del progreso educativo me
xicano, queremos insistir ahora
en- el notable impulse que Sc ha
dado a Ia education rural.
LA comprehension numerical,
ell record estadfstico son axio-
maticos en- esta ~afirmaci6n,
puesto que reflejan claramente
como Sc han venido realizando
palmo a palmo las perspectivas
sehaladas en- ell Plan de Gobier-
no del general Cardenas, cuya
nota historical de mayor trascen
dencia en- la vida politico- so.
cial de Mexico es la nacionaliza.
ci6n de la industrial petrolera
asegurando en- esta forma la in.
dependencia economical de nues
ira RepIblica.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
ANALIZANDO
Despues de las Primarias
Por Jose r. Sanfekz

PerSonalmente estaba conven
edo de que Ell senador Claude
Pepper seria relecto; pero con-
fieso, con la mayor candidez,
que jamas pas6 por mi mente
que 10 fuese por la imponente
mayoria de votos que Sc ha de-
clarado oficialmente
lei senador Andrews, que
nos representa- tambien en- Wa
shington, Sc esta e%xpresando
desdenosamente y tratando de
empequeiecer ell franco triunfo
de su colega Claude Pepper.
Muy mai hace csc senador. Prom
to tendra que defender su esca-
no, Y una derrota lie seria muy
amarga.
Los politicos deben de fl
jarse en- las Senales Gle los ITEM
pos. Ell senador Andrews des :
pectivamente comenta la reso-
mantle victoria de su companero
en- Ell Senado Y nj siquiera tiene
la cortesia de felicitarlo. Ha di-
cho ell Senador Andrews: mo
creo que ell "Nuevo Trato" fue-
Sc un punto vital" "Es I'm pre-
cedente de que al hombre que sc
porta bien, en- un termino de e.
mergencia, Sc lie conceda un ter
mino complete"
lei Senador Andrews habla
con la vista fila y ell pensamien
to en- las elecciones primarias
del 1910. Pero los mismos cleo
torres que votamos por ell Sena-
dor Claude Pepper, podemos vo
tar por otro que no sea ell actual
Senador Andrews. ST sc lie pre-
senta I'm candidate que defien-
da ell New Deal" con coraie,
al Senador Andrews lie pasara
10 que a Max Wilcox. queda-
"a anulado.
Mr.. Max Wilcox fue mas CO.
rrecto que Ell Senador Andrews.
Tan pronto como Sc desengan6
de que la votaci6n era contra
ria, felicit6 cordialmente a su
oponente.
"A una declaration de los
que no pueden yer al Presidsnte
Roosevelt nj en- fotografias, de
que ell Senador Claude Pepper
fue renominado por ell vote de
los afiliados a los clubs del DR.,
Townsend y los votos de los EN-
pleados en- la WPA lie han con-
testado, "que 81 todos los parti-
darios del DIR. Townsend Y to-
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
DlCESE QUE LOS DICTADOA
RES LLEGARON A UN A
CUERD0
Mussolini Pedira a Checoeslo-
vaquia que Ceda sus Derechos

Paris, Mayo 7.-Asegdrase
nue Hitler y Mussolini llegaron
a un acuerdo, en- Roma, que da
al canciller dictador aleman
"mano libre" en- Checoeslova :
quia.
Mussolini prometio a Hitler
presionar al Gobierno checoes,
oVaco para que conceda las de-
mandas de Alemania, ientro de
limites que los tifanos Green
"razonables."
Aparentemente Ell ictador tia
liano assume la actitu0 de que ell
problema de la Sudeten dehe ser
resuelto xclusivamente por los
alemanes y los checoeslovacos.
Los dictadores estiman que
una seduction de csc asunto. de
acuerdo con los deseos de Ale
mania, contribuirfa mucho al
mantenimiento de la paz.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07

ciende a mas de sesenta Y siete
millones de pesos, suma que
marca Ell record mas alto en- los
presupuestos de egresos, en- ese
ramo, Y de la cual Sc destinan
mas de veintidos millones de
pesos a la educaci6n rural.
En- ell tempo que marca In
etspa cardenista en- Mexico
Sc han aumentado mas de Gin
co mil plazas de maestros ru-
rales y otras tantas Escuelas
de csc tipo, va que es proposi
to fundamental del Gobierno
q. en- todas las communicates has
ia en- las mas alejadas y hui
mildes haya una Escuela que
Sc convierta como va es tan
gible- en- ell centric motor de
todas las actividades de las pro-
pias communicates.
Mas de $4,000 maestros rura-
les prestan sus servicios en- o.
tras tantas Escuelas, Deepen
diendo del Gobierno Federal
mas de $4,000 y ell resto son edu
cadores al servicio de los Co
biernos de los Estados y de las
Empresas que sostienen las Es-
cuelas Articulo 1913.
En- ell aho de 1897 laboraron
los siguientes m~aestros depen-
dientes de la Direction General
de Educaci6n Urbana Y Rural
en- los Estados y Territories !:
1880 con sueldo mensual de
$4,000; 2,169 con $4,000 men
suales, y 12,035 con $4,000 men,
suales, hacienda I'm total de 49,
734 maestros de tipo rural.
Ademas funcionan ~dependien
do de la misma oficina AGO Es-
cuelas Primaries Semiurbanas,
que son atendidas por 1909
maestros. Trabajan u Escuelas
Primarias Urbanas bajo ell con-
troll de 522 educadores. Siete Els
cuelas F~ronterizas han venido a
resOlver en- forma regular ell
problema de la ninez que habita
en- la iona limitrofe entire Mexi-
co Y los Estados Unidos. Estos
planteles son atendidos por rs
maestros especialistass. En- las
Articulo 1913 trabajan 1925
maestros clasificados en- los CRU
pos que citamos. En- las Escue-
las Semiurbanas laboran 371
maestros y al en- las Escuelas
Urbanas.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
FIESTA EN HONOR DE LA
SRTA. IDA SECURI

La estimada sonora A. Securi
obselui6 aver con una fiesta a
.su hija Ida Securf, la bella y gra
.ciosa sehorita, en- su domicilio
del 28N de la Gale Mitchell.
Empez6 ell party con un
Bunco y despues Sc bail6.
Todos los asistentes fueron
graciosamente atendidos y obse
quiados por Norma del Rio, Leo
nora Suarez y Virginia Valdes.
ALI vimos a las Srtas. Billie
Fernandez, Zenaida Garcia, A
melia Perez, Leonora Suarez,
Norma del Rio, Virginia Valdes,
Hortensia Garcia, Marina Fer
nandez, Eva Lopez, Helen Fue-
20, Isabel Sanchez, Ester Ro :
meo, Della Borrego; los j6venes
Armando Sanchez, Arturo Con-
zalez, Benny Fernandez, Roger
Sanchez, Arturo Alvarez, Jr.,
Raymond Gonzalez, Candida
Fernandez, Jose Fernandez,
Raul Vega, Amadito Pedrazas v
Tony Coniglio, y los esposos
Fructuoso Suarez, j. C. Cuervo,
K. Sanchez, O. Suarez y A. Pc
reZ.
Fiesta agradabilfsia y de per
durable recuerdo.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
LA GACETA

dos los,que dependen de la WPA
no hubiesen votado por el Sena-
dor Claude Pepper, este hubiera
triunfado por respectable mar
gen."
Ell ex-Gobernador de Flori
da, Hon. Dave Sholtz, va ha pre-
sentado petici6n para formar
parte del Club de los goberna-
dores de Florida que han sido
derrotados al presentar SD can
didatura a Senador.
iC6mo que ell pueblo va los CO
nocei
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
Sc PIDE A LA CIUDAD Y Ell
CONDADO QUE REALICEN
NuEVAS OBRAS

Ell Sr. j. D. Brotchie, repre-
~sentante en- Tampa de la WPA,
Sc dirigi6 aver a las autoridades
de la ciudad Y ell condado solicit
tando de elias inicien nuevas O.
bras y proyectos que permitan
mantener trabajando a 5000
hombres y mujeres que en- Tam
pa dependen de esa agencia fe-
deral.
Las obras que al presente Sc
realizan Sc terminaran en- dos
meses Y despues, 81 no Sc verifi-
can otras nuevas, mas de 1000
obreros Sc quedaran sin ocupa-
ci6n.
Planteado ell problema en- e.
SOS terminus, las autoridades de
la ciudad Y Ell condado resolve
ron aver solicitar de la RFC un
prestamo de $1,OOOy0OO, de mo-
do que nuevos trabajos puedan
iniciarse.
Estima Ell alcalde Chancey,
y asi 10 ha communicate a los con
cejales, que de la RFC Sc debe
solicitar un million de pesos, en-
lugar de los 100000 menciona-
dos hace pocos dias.
Anoche los concejales apro-
baron la solicitud del million.
La ciudad debe actualmente
a la WPA mas de 100000.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
CAUSA ALGERIA LA VICTO
RIA DE UN LABORISTA

Barceloan, Mayo los pc
ri6dicos dan con algeria la no
ticia de haber derrotado otro
candidate laborista, en- Ingla-
terra, al candidate ultracon :
servador del primer ministro
CHAMBERLAIN.
La nueva derrota del parti-
do conservador, en- una cleo
ci6n parcial, Sc interpreta CO.
mo que revela ell estado de o.
pini6n del pals en- contra del
Gabinete.
Ell candidate laborista VEN
cedor, C. C. Poole, atac6 en- SUI
campana los procedimientos
fascistas y profacistas del Co.
bierno. mo tiene ell pueblo fe
en- la politcia extranjera, de-
bill y ridfcula, del partido 60
bernante."
Las tropas leales perdieron
aver alg1n terreno en- ell fren-
tie que conduce a Castell6n, pc
70 10 ganaron, con creces, en-
Ell frente de los Princes.
Tropas italianas, bajo ell
mando de Amanda, atacan al
ejercito leal en- ell sector de
Aliaga,
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
Ell TEMPO

La lluvia de aver hizo mu-
,cho bien a las siembras.
En- pocos minutes cay6 una
granizada y 1.27 pulgadas dc
aqua. Para hoy Sc pronostica
nuevos aguaceros.
Las alcantarillas Sc tupie.
ron en- algunas GALES de Semi
mole Heights y Hyde Park, di.
ficutando ell transito.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
UNA EXPLOSION LIE PRO
< DUO LA MUERTE

A la llegada aver del vapor de
carga Suwled, procedente de Pa
mama City, Sc supo que en- Ell
mar habfa ocurrido una explo-
sion, a bordo de csc buque, per-
dlendo la vida Ell primer asisten
te maquinista John Dewey.
La explosion de una turbina
produjo al hombre la muerte
instantanea,
Ell cadaver esta depositado en-
la funeraria de Marion Reed Y
sera sepultado aqui.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
PEPPER REGRESARA
A LA CAPITAL

Tallahassee, mayo 7.-Luego
Gle atender su correspondence
y a numerosos visitantes, ell Sc
nador Pepper regresara a Wa
shington la semana que viene.
Ali defendera la ley de formal
minimo y maxine de horas de
trabajo.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07
LARGA DISTANclA

Pone amigos v parientes de dis
tantes ciudades tan cerca como
nuestro telefono.
Las tarifas son bajas despues de
las 7:00 P. M. y TODD el dia del
domingo.
La gaceta., 1938-05-07

En- los afios de 1887 y 1888 el
presupuesto global de la Secre :
tarfa de Education Pdblica as
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-07-20
MRS. CONSU 1ER GIFTS HER FACTS
Bay Bortho l-oryn
GIFTED SkIitON

GIFTED SALON
Whom lirs. Consumer "runs short" just
before payday ond it becomes necessary
to feed tho family on ncxt to nothing,
she thumbs tho cool. book for inexpensive
dishos end at tho sa-lo ti1o nutriti
and filling.
Ono Of tho most nutri tious and yet
ocono1i col foods is connod salmon. That
is ocononi cal only If Tho Pink Of Chuz,
salmon is used.
"But', asks the Intelligent shopper,
is Pinl. or Chuza So lnon GOOD food? Aro
they not i1lforior Grados--tho bottor
GRADES is tho rcd-nootod kind? ind that
is SO expensive.
The Bureau Of Fisheries, Dept. Of
Commerce tolls US tho folloWinC:-
"Color is Q ncttor Of appearance
only, but pre- judico end custom havo cous-
cd tho public to pass by tho cheaper and
equally Wholesome pink and chua princi-
polly because they arc not roc whom can
nod".
"Pinles and clurls usually contain
loss fat but Gre equal to tho roddor
varieties In protoin--tissuob building
10 torial. Thoy GRO low priced because
Of their abundance end tho use Of labor
saving machinery in handling end canning
thon. nloir nigh protein content end
lowor cost rondor thou moro economical
than most animal foods in COMMON uso."
Department Of Cornlorco-Buroou of
Fisheries he's On excellent pamphlet on
salmon that nay be had for tho asking.
Besides Inform ton on pink and chu1
alnon and how it's co1rlod--thC pamphlet
also contains "A recipes, Of bokcd,
cooked, steamed, c,1d broilod canned sal
none
Mr. and hrs. 100 lEahor had as thcir
guests Sunday Mr.. and llrs. R. Z. Bishop
F~or, +bc III e+ri ct- Hiss Po11v WI 11rcr fror
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-07-20

THU KITCHEN LID
Evon tho nontion Of food is bod enough
those hot days, but whom tho housewife
must prepare dinner WI tn the temperature
about 90 it's worse.
Horo's cooling meal, easily prepared,
yet nouri shinC:-
Tomato Aspic Rim. Mould
plz,s. Strawberry Gelatin
pillts tomato juice
rs. prepared mustard
3 It's. scrapod onion, salt,
dash cayenne Pepper
Dissolve gelatin in tomato juice which
has boon hootod. Add othor Ingredients,
forco thru sicvo. Turn into q ring
mould and chill u til firm. Turn out
on q bod Of lottucc loovos.
Fill contcr with chi exon salad or
q Groon voEC table salad.
HELPFUL HINTS
If newspaper is placed ruldor tho rugs,
tho floors will DO protected from dust
ind dirt coming through. Whom tho rug
is roady for clocninG, just roll it up
wi tn tho paper, and you'd be surpri sod
how much cleaner tho Floor remains, os-
pocia1ly oftor Gil tho sand is tracked
in from tho outsidos.
If. Benjamin
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CARNIVAL
Boruya Heights Volunteer Fire Department
July 18th to July 25rd
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who preceded him he believed that
spiritual growth cannot be achieved
IN withdrawal from everyday life.
The natural" is the servant and ex-
preston Of the spiritual, and natural
things have a correspondence with
spiritual things. The souls" saliva
ton or mental health depends on a
practical life of usefulness in the
natural world, with acknowledge
ment Of divine power which is
greater than the individual and
operates through him for good.
According to Swedenborg, the
earlier Christian ideal of withdrawal
from the world and complete self
abnegation was psychologically un-
sound. In the ordinary business and
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