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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
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To some, holiday, feast, A time when sorrows are well creased And carefully bestowed away To don once more another day. TO some, pageant of regret TO view through eyes, red-rinmed and wet While fingers touch an ancient toy And hearts mourn for wariost boy. TO some the song of "Auid Lang gyne" We'll emphasized with purple wine Or rapture in Q concert hall or romance at Christmas bail. To some. the noise of bombs above The trenches where the ones they love fde shiyering beneath the fear Of Mars whose nioniod.masters jeer. AcFoB tho sea- the Noel breath Ia ugly, for it smells of death. C. let ug here work truly then For PEACE ON nARwH GOODWILL TO MEN,
 -Nakhoma
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30

the judge Is greatly liked by locw lawyers and ell who appear before him.
 Commissioner James M. Lynch also had an extremely busy year in tho compensation court, hundreds of cases being presented before him, not only from Waterbury, but from other parts of the state, where like in Waterbury, he is recognized as one of the states most able compen- sation commissioners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30

Bob Crosby, kid brother of the famous Bing. has stoenbut in strictly friendly and business spirit Red Norvo The Bobcats will replace Benny Goodman as conductor of the Camel Caravan beginning Saturday. January at 10 D. n over the NEG Red Network Mildred will leave Goodmans orchestra to remain with the pro- gram Crosbys band features lakeland jag in contrast to Bennys terbug style Bob has reelected to fame the networks despite the traditional nx the kid brother Of
 famous artist Bob has played several engagements at Hamilton Park and hopes hls local admirers will have their dials on the Caravan when he's in the drivers seat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
Conspirators Trial
 Tops h Court Cases
Greatest Event in State History CIlmaxed By Jugys
 Verdict-$zS, 900 Judgment Recorded Here

The ctys high courts experienced perhaps the busiest most sensational and exciting year of their history oukng Hayes and go others the most sensational trial ever held in Connecticut and of the most exciting per haps held any place in the country throughout the year Details of the published in papers throughout e land and radio broadcasts were made throughout the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
Todsys Answss e
 NANIUA CRACKERS
Questions on Comic Page

l. Starboard Is the left side Of . boat, facing from rear to front.
 2. To go aft Is to climb into the toward the rear.
 3. A sternchaser Is Q gun placed in the rear 50 1t can fire at pursuers.
 {. The rigging of a vessel cont- prises tho ropes, chains, etc., to support spars and sails.
 5. A knot Is . nautical mile per hour; hence c unit of speed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
Science ends decade of practical accomplishment

c mans life, and then shoot him? Why develop 300 mile an hour airplanes and then use them to sink the newest ships and blow up the biggest bridges9
 People began to suspect that science alone Is not enough, that the former child-like trust In sci- ence to cure the worlds ills is insufficient. Scientists themselves began to worry about what is done with their discoveries lest science Itself go down to death in 0 totter- ing world,
 NEXT: Business finds Itself
 in a new relationship to govern
 ment and struggles to find .
 definite answer to the question
 "IEow much government in busI-
 ness?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
CYCLISTS SEEK NO. 1 PLATE

Lorain, o. UP)-Bicycles, like automobiles, now require license tags here, and sons. like their fath. CTS. prefer tho low numbers. There were plenty of applications for the low ones--especially No. 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30

Telephone Bulletin clips. i. . Joe O'Brien former assistant manager of the local telephone exchange Chamber of Commerce of that city. Service anni- versaries include those of: James M McGec IS years; Edward J. Bagley Howard F. Colvin John P. Smith wick 10 years .. Mary T. Ramp of Waterbury Traffic Is eligible for membership In Morris F. Tyler Chapter Telephone Pioneers of America .. Gertrude Lang and Eileen Downs of the local office are pictured in the current bulletin Herbert A. Farnlof former public telephone representative, is service represena- tive
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30

Editor, Tall Tower Topics. No doubt you VIII n be prsed to hear that at the present time am operasg the Hotel Corsar located right on the ocean ont Frst
 teet and Ocean Drive Miami Beach Gods gift to tree1- n Americans My hotel is located at the water cage, R ere you can see the green of the Atlantic cut swahe
 oss the blue of the Gulf Stream The tapping of the
 surf at our front door kind of reminds me of the nume- cn factory whistles in Waterbury, never ceasng ever ysllant Probably many of my former acqualntancoS in Waterbury would be glad to know that am down heye You will recall George Shapiros brother-in- lsw and the husband of his sister Edythe. Also was N Dciated with the Waterbury Paper Company would be ever so grateful you would run mention or me ln your column, so that some of my many waterbury friends will know where am at. can assure them of hearty welcome at the Hotel Corsair, of which am enclosing some descriptive postal cards in lieu Of our booklets which are not yet printed The Hotel corsar has already become known Waterburys headquarters down at Miami Beach. Among the Waterbury people that have stopped in Eddy Cohen, the accountant
 and his charming wife, Edna Ann Weinsten, Ben Rabnowitzs brother-in-aw, Ben Kraft Ben Meyers, Mitchell Meyers Tile Meyers, Mrs Goldman, and few others whose names are too numerous to mention l wish bring out the fact that should any Waterbury people desire the courtesy of hotel as headquarters until they arc located In Miami we will be pleased to cooperate with them With very best wishes for Happy New Year, and sincerely hoping that at some time I may have the pleasure of being your Miami host, am, Sincerely yours, Frank Turke ,t7tp ic lJt yJ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30
Decade Brings Scientific Rabbits From Hats

Editors Note This is the sec end Of three stories skeschlng tIhe developments Of Che past 70 years as they have affected thc lives of ordinary men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30

The old chain letter movement appeared in the city yesterday with q wrinkle when Lux Clock girl received mimeographed appeal to join Great Forty Crusade to help depression casualties more Chan 70 years old through process of sending four dLesl0 "top of the list person, adding name and sS.4.Hg copies to eight friends Such chain schemes beyond the eighth stage would soon involve more people than the country count in It's population and the first few persons the list would be the only ones to obtain full benefit Those added to the list later would get little money as interest waned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-30

Mrs Louis Schck of Fiske Street really believes in Santa Claus and why not. She received twotone five passenger green Buick as present. Leo Burns under grad at Niagara U and former employe in our crcula- ton department, Is spending the Christmas holidays with his Central Avenue parents He's majoring m science at college . Charley 0erace sends along New Years greetings, Thanks, Charley: Bart Phean, East Dover Street youngter through with another generous hatch of tinfoi . Rev Joseph valantiejus, Rev. Alfred Cabitor, Rev John Culliton, Rev Edward Farrell Rev. John Byrnes and Rev Phillip Hussey were Thomas Seminary hoop game Wednesday night
Evening star., 1939-07-09

GRANDMOTHER OFFERS TWO LARGE
airy rooms. k and b., balcony. Frieidalre
d, pa PIES welcome. Phone North 442s-J. l425
Evening star., 1939-07-09

1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W-De-
Siraoie rooms, excellent food: double. $40;
Slngle. S41. Mel. 1902
Evening star., 1939-07-09

1876 9TH ST. NE-QUIET MARRIED
couple. no children; two large front rooms
corner house. second floor; ami: Frigid-
aire, sink in kitchen. cont hot water; elec
wash machine in basement Near Union
Market; min. by auto to all Govt. bldgs.
10 week
Evening star., 1939-07-09
SAVE YOUR TIME.
COOL COMFORT

A smart address, within walking distance
of everything. We have available , beauti-
full double rooms, ] single. at special sum-
mer rates: excellent table. We do our own
baking. Fresh fruits and vegetables served
daily. Free parking space. Switchboard
service Republic 2o1o
Evening star., 1939-07-09
ROOMS WANTED.
(C0ntinl1edl

FURNISHED ROOM for one person; kitch-
en- or kitchenette. Capitol Hill preferred.
Box 5000, Star.
WANTED-Large unfurnished room. near
bath; refined home: grill privileges; NV;
by July 8; SIS. 1905 Brown st. NV. 81
ROOM for children's classes, to pm
daily, except Sundays and holidays. begin
ming Sept. D. Must accommodate about
80 Locations: Near Roosevelt High in
NV. and Sth and H SITS. in ne. Box
3Sl- @ Star
Evening star., 1939-07-09

NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL, RMS
| bath. sleeping porch Frigidaire cross ven
tllation; for ! . months, Box 210-K. Star.
RMS. K. B.; LINENS, ETC; WALKING
distance. 1919 q ST. NV, The Mon
mouth, Apt GO5 10"
Evening star., 1939-07-09
COUNTRY BOARD.

vile in mountains of North carolina Cool
recreative. Special weekly or monthly rates.
Hendersonville. N. c.
ON WATER: modern conveniences; room
and board, IS per week. Mrs. VIM. Segar,
Stormont MiddleseX. Va.
TREE ToPs-Farm; board reas bath; also
Rockville NorbecE rd. Ken. 13-F-5.
WOODFORD-Desirab country place, COM
muting distance of Washington; high, cool;
fresh Vegetables milk in terms
vienna Va Falls Falls Church hs!pI Ss6P5. "''iSs"S
MODERN CONVENIENCEs committing dis
lance refined atmosphere. Price, S; 10
su:;2o per week. Address Locust Hill,
LARGE Colonial estate, Southern cooking.
s9r priDsts ndSs, house TIe parties Rates $40 to
Marshall Macdonald, Media Farm. Charles
CRYSTAL I.AKE-Modern house, lake
t94 reas boose sfEs'0P aed1rom Ehed h3e s0qkns
COOL, REsTFUL VACATION PLACE;
nice rms. good meals. 81, and S15 week
Daily bus service from city. Mrs. W. F.
Castleman Harpers Ferry. w. Va.
CLAyToN CHA toH ,IdAI1da HALL; Bnemont; vamNow
imp; good food: reas. Adams 1921.
COUNTRY BOARD-Fresh milk. veeetables
and eggs; healthy location. Phone Ash
ton 81 F-3.
WILL BOARD and care for , boys or girls
) to l., in country home in Middletown,
Va, responsible Supervision, plenty fresh
milk, vegetables Box 1850, Star
VACATION AT MOUNTAIN VIEW large
country home. spacious porcheS cool beau
tiul scenery, comfortable beds. excellent
food. Mrs r. Ray Hudson GriffnSburg,
Va. Phone Culpeper 3143
THE DUTCH DOOR, Buemont Va.-De-
hciouS food: good beds; hot baths Mrs
Turner. Bluemont 20 or Met. 1929
BOARD FOR BOYS ON FARM Phone
Ashton llS-F-5. Mrs Harry Musgrove,
Brookeville. Md
RIVERSIDE FARMS. near mountains
Modern home. shady screened porches: 81
and 50 weekly; ref Lincoln 2035-J Mrs
ChaS Burner Woodstock, Va
ON THE PATUXENT RIVER, quiet, mod
ern home. good meals; motorboat, row.
boats, fishing moderate rates. Mrs E w
Beach, Jacks Bay Farm, Island Creek Md
Phone Prince Frederick 3l-F-l3. %
Evening star., 1939-07-09
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.

CONN AT TAFT PRIDGE
CHOICE 3-RM Apt. $50 FTP <5s
SPACIOUS 3-RM KIT APT so
MooerH freprOof bldg elev, secreta-tsl
phone service, mirror doors oO1u p.1
mont I'd. NV. Hobart 5OS3.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

TO SHARE COOL. ATTRACTIVE 3-RM.
apt WIN quiet young lady ! blk from exp
huS. Price to suit. Georgia 25l1 9.
Evening star., 1939-07-09
THE MAURY."

T01 18th ST. n.w.-1n0 beautifully furn
single and twin bedrooms, running water
near showers and tub baths, inner-sprine
mattresses. elevator Nicely furnished re-
cepton room: single. St wk. Up: double Ss
week
Evening star., 1939-07-09
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

ARLINGTON, VA-Sngle room for young
LADY: private home. meals OPTIONAL Sun
daNs or ewes. after pm CheS zoos
Evening star., 1939-07-09

5226 I'LL. AVE. N.W.-cH.w, GAS AND
elec. incl: Groom apt. semi bath, plenty
windows: SO wk.. $40 mo. O.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

Single. double rooms, private bath; dis
tinctlve. Immediately clean, beaut furn
wonderful meals; widely varied menu.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

CHEVY CHASE. d c. 1920 NORTHAMP-
ION St-3 rooms, open fireplace kitchen
Aho PAIN completely and newly furnished,
pirate front and rear entrances: near bus
Nn0 NnopplMg clSLrlct. $40. MnOdiev OF Il
Evening star., 1939-07-09

sl5 10th ST. NW.-LARGE ROOM AND
kitchen bath same f.; gas cleo incl :
c.h.w.; S25. Also sleeping rooms. S3 81 So
3317 HoLMEAD NV. BLOCK FROM
Tvoi Theater-2 nice apis. private bath.
first floor Very cool outside rms New
refrigerator and stoves. Reduced rent
Newly renovated
Evening star., 1939-07-09
ROOMS UkFURNISHED.

1925 N. HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Cool, clean.
tWo-room basement apt; $40.
1S45 MONROE ST. NW.-Large front
room, southern exposure. Call after t.
q m. Adams 5334
Evening star., 1939-07-09
ROOMS FUR. g UkFUR.

BEAUTIFUL studio bachelor room: IN
exclusive apt. house; kit. PRIVILEGES if de-
Slreo mooern turn.. newly dec; 8 weekly.
INQUIRE Dist. 56So
1924 18th N.W.-Army officers widow has
twin bedrm. private bath. shower; corner
nome; breakfast served GARAGE.
l?49 CHURCH ST NV. near Dupont
Clrcle-Cool, clean rm.: also basement rm.,
pvt. ent.; Sl5 mo Singles. doubles; reas
1903 RITTENHoUsE ST NW-Newly
furn. I'M. gentlemen; pvt. family.
1900 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-Laree
cool rooms with without private bath.
showers; large. spacious home.
213S K ST NW-Attrac front room;
studio couch. nicely furn.: 50 weekly
CLEAN. quiet. Catholic home; room next
bath for refined man near church. bus,
car; ch.w.; Sl5. Mich 4140.
2l:3S CALIFORNIA ST. NV. Apt COL
Attractively furnished, large room
baths; unlimited telephone; reas
LARGE LARGE, attractive air-conditioned, + op-
Adams O15lR.
! ST. NE, Apt. Large front room.
first floor apt. house; kit privileges: en-
ployed couple or girls; ST week
Tor eentlemen; furnished or unfurnished
Emerson ;}:}Sa
1870 MERIDIAN PL. NW.-Large or me-
dium- sized 2nd-foor front room home of
quiet couple; bath, shower Col, 1884 w
MI. PLEASANT lovely rooms, with
pvt. bath; refined pvt. gentle; home avail
able August lst: ref. Adams 1869. Ga
rage.
Sl5 NORTH JEFFERSON ST, Arlington
Va-Ielephone oxford ls64-R
1882 N ST. NV
Evening star., 1939-07-09

1923 PARK RID. W, NEAR ROCK CREEK
Park rooms. elec kit, pvt. bath yard.
garage and modern basement. Must see to
appreciate Adams G1g1.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

'th ST. W.-Bright, quiet room:
4 hot water. on bus line: SIS.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

II N CAR AVE. SCI ROOM AND
kltchenette with water. gas, electricity
|
Evening star., 1939-07-09
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

CHIILLuM GARDENS MD.-New. home
meals optional. Hobart 039s.
ARLINGTON VA. lll6 N. Fillmore St
Large cool room. next BATH l block bus
us N. HIGHLAND ST. Arlington Va
Airy furnished room with private entrance
Sr1e ana pTyaJe RI Wh3 esth Bone. near bus nes min
Available July ).
3402 LEE BLVD. Arlington, Va.-Cool
room in private home; bus at door. Chest
nut 653l.
Psrk-Rooms with pvt. or semi-pvt baths
: acres. lake, swimming; just across from
Meadowbrook Riding School and Govt.
tennis courts. Wis. 4o33.
next bath with shower; lst floor $50;
Bit garage free Shep. 4723-J
533o sHERRIER PL. NW.-Cool clean
nicely furn. room, suitable l or >. chw
close bus and car Emer 34li.
COUPLE will share nearby Va, home with
young man; privlegeS; generous concession
auto owner on occasional trips. Chestnut
;IOt:i
ARLINGTON aol4 5. !th st,-Room-
@'e bns rea ior S0nns man am GpsS 0A
NEARBY Md cool. clean weM-fnr-
nshed bedrooms; newly decorateo: n;t.
bath; handsome, pvt, homo: beautiful
SbSaH bosd opns opt Prone
Shepherd "5s9 after ! pm.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for ;wo gentle
men or refined couple. Large room. w;th
private bath. twin beds in new home with
private family, quiet. cool; miles from
District line, in Maryland; 500 per montn,
lncludlns two meals. and worth ~. DE-
liclous food References exchanged. Box
4.7-o, Star
ARLINGTON. near Army NAVY Cluo-At-
home priyileees: porch ,Garden; meals If
desired Phone Jackson 1879.
36l" NO. PERsHING DRIVE. Arlmeton-
LarRe. cool. furn.: double exposure: pvt
family: breakfast optional. Chest 1901.
ARLINGTON. VA, III North Cleveland st
Large room, twin beds. running water:
suitable two: near bus. oxford 1894
LARGE we'll furnished room. twin beds
private bath, no other roomerS; for or ,
reflned adults. Board optional. Chestnut
009T
ATTRACTIVE FURN ROOM twin beds
dccOmn odate .; new house; l0c bus fare
Chestnut 34Sg
DISTRICT HEIGHTS MD, .I5 Washing
furnished: $50 per mo. Gentlemen.
furn. home, reas: gentleman preferred
4S31 North 18th st. Chestnut 500"
COOL. large room in lovely private home
IN Aurora Hills. BY bus to city. II min
uleS. Twin beds. inner-Sprng mattr. large
closet. Breakfast served. Rent for sum
m9r 10 > girls. Call jackson @O23, 81
pm.
ARLINGTON, .VA-Single room for young
LADY: private home. meals OPTIONAL. Sun
SIIRIIppAA oonAle WANTED
Evening star., 1939-07-09
7O6 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.

Few special values in singles. doubles.
private Sem-private baths Excellent op-
portunity to locate at this distinctive home.
Fine meals. Elevator. Ping pong. Also room,
private bath. dressing room for 9. $40; or
B. $40. Basement double. SOB: single. $40.
Evening star., 1939-07-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD
Calvert House and Anne

Calvert House and Annex,
140l 10th .n.w.-Large, airy rooms.
newly decorated; private baths and phones.
Selective menus. Switchboard and laun-
dry service Recreation rooms. Parking.
Wesley Hall and Annexes,
1703-13-37-4O ST NV
Now is the best time OF the year to
small % singles and delightful large rms,
service atmosphere and location unex-
celled. District 1900.
1888 10th NV, COR. r.
=, Single. double rooms, private bath; dis
tinctlve, Immediately clean, beaut. furn.;
wonderful meals; widely varied menu.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
YOUNG MAN desires room and board,
walking distance of 4th and r. l. ave. ne.
Box 266-K, Star.
GIRL. young refined, exp. will pay 81
week and help with household duties
few evenings after > in exchange for room
and board. Box 260K. Star.
BY MAN permanently employed in Govern
ment in lively home with socable people:
no objection TO children; state price and
1ull details as to occupants. Box .56K,
Star.
LADY desires room. board in quiet family;
sc. preferred Box 235-K. Star
GENT TLEMAN for summer in modern. first-
class home or inn; Virginia. vicinity; good
1ood pleasant surroundings. Box 3EI-Q.
Star.
Evening star., 1939-07-09
Attention, Young Ladies'

tAooNii.ioii, 1oul1S LdolCo.
1871 l9th 81 n.w-A cool, comfortable
home for ladies of discriminating taste
Newly furnished. attractive single and
double rms, mner-sprinc mattresses pvt
and Seml-pyt baths: around floor studio
room with private bath, living room for
entertaining guests; room and breakfaSt
or room and board
COLORED-Slngle or double: employed
gentlemen preferred; all privileges. near
car and bus line Michigan ,46l
COLORFD-Nice furnished room for rent;
reas, electricity and eas 1925 lst st.
NV. Dupont 3499
COLORED-Privileges of the kitchen bath
gas and electricity included refined people
only. !0l st s-w. Weekly rates
COLORED-1l05 Que st NV Apt i
LARGE front room, furnished employ ed
couple
Evening star., 1939-07-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

A ROOM IN NORTHWEST OR VIRGINIA
suburbs, with board optional by gentleman.
Box $500 Star
Evening star., 1939-07-09

ATTRACTIVE NEWLY FURNISHED .
room apt. Reasonable. See resident mgr,
Schenley Apis. No, los, 2l2l H St NV
SILVER SPRING-SUBLET . ROOMS. d.
nette. kitchen bath and porch Call Shep
GGS j, or Shep l4S4 EVENINGS
Evening star., 1939-07-09

J ROOM AND KIT. WITH SINK S3ta
NICHOLSON st. block off Penna ave So
Any time Sunday or after j m. week days.
Phone Lincoln oSnq-P N N0' c.
Evening star., 1939-07-09
ROOMS FURNISHED.

039 NEW HAMPSHIRE NV, Apt. 506-
ool, well-furnished beoroom; pvt. family;
Evening star., 1939-07-09

PETWCRTH 412O 5th ST NW.-3
rooms, shower bath: bus service: gentiles.
BEAUTIFUL RMS SUNROOM. KIT.
pVl pain pvt. front and rear entrances: to
rthned adults; immed. possession Also :,
rms KIT PVT bath and entrance. on md
H. OF det. home. Quiet adults. 2l22
Evening star., 1939-07-09
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR

go G ST. NE UNUSUALLY LGF
rms ? windows IN front. Ice. KIT, p0rrT.
PAIN neat, gas. elec. FriRidaire telephone
qulet home; So fur or So unfur M
cAiioren or dogs. Appoint Line. 4; s5-J
BEAUTIFUL APIS. REFINED ENVIRON
menti Incl; elec. refrigeratlon, shower, sun
parlor. 5000 Wis ave nj -"
Evening star., 1939-07-09

WILL SUBLEASE OR SHARE WITH TWO
gIris-Opp. Shoreham Hotel Large .x-
cepllonally attractive, newly furnished
apartment; beautiful outlook; twin DedS,
piano. radio Adams
Evening star., 1939-07-09

1881 AND 2l3S K BEAUTIFULLY
furn studio room kit. south. exposure
fireplace; newly dec; laundry privileges,
gas and light free; cross vent; SIS to 81 81
weekly. Free rent TO start Some semi
basement apis. DiStrlct 5HkD
Evening star., 1939-07-09

WOODRlDGE-'! RMS KIT. PVT, BATH:
inci. gas cleo. extension phone: S45.
PIX; downtown Ger line. adults only. 2p15
MlllS ave ne MIchlran Pm. -'
Evening star., 1939-07-09

PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD-EXCELLENT
ioc J. :! and cool attrac rms. din't. kit,
pam shower. Also sttrac bachelor apt
Evening star., 1939-07-09
1882 N ST. NV

Light Housekeeping rm.: cleo, refg. re
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-28
Mode. Menus
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX

oh h4RNOAs fNAFADDO@4
 (NEA Service Staff Writer)
 Cut meat costs but spare the fam- ily's dinner fun. Use good recipes and long cooking to turn inexpensive cuts of meat into tender dinner treats.
 Praised Flank Steak
 '(Serves to 6)
 One flank steak (about 1 3-4 pounds), 2 tablespoons flour, 2 me- dium onions, ripe tomato, 2 table spoons butter or other fat, tea spoon salt, 1-2 teaspoon black pep per, 2 cups boiling clear vegetable stock or water.
 Wash steak. Cut in strips. Dredge strips in flour. Slice onions. Brown meat and onions in fat. Add season. ing, cut up tomato, ana vegetable stock made by boiling vegetable trimmings and celery leaves in wa ter. Cover pan and simmer in slow oven for about hours. until meat is tender. Thicken gravy with lit tie more flour if necessary. Season with catsup.
 Stuffed Breast of Veal
 (Serves to 6)
 Two and one-half pounds veal breast. IA pound salt pork. 3-4 green pepper, finely chopped, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1-8 teaspoon black pepper, pinch cayenne pepper, 1-2 teaspoon thyme, 1-2 teaspoon sage, 2 tablespoons chopped parsley, cup bread crumbs, l-2 cup vegetable or meat stock.
 Cut salt pork in small cubes. Heat in pan and brown chopped pepper and chopped onion with the pork. Add seasoning and the bread crumbs. Spread cut veal breast and place this stuffing on 1t. Fold over and tie in shape. Add a little more fat to frying pan and brown the tied veal. Add stock and cover the meat well. then roast for about 2 l-2 hours in slow oven (300 degrees F). Add chopped carrots and fresh peas dur ing the last 45 minutes of roasting. Remove from pan and slice veal. Serve with pan gravy. The bones cut out from the breast so tf.at the meat can be rolled should be added to the pan during roasting to give the gravy added richness.
 Fish can take the place of meat. It is cheaper, too. This salmon and rice combination is good everyday eating.
 steamed Rice and Salmon Loaf with
 Piquant White Sauce
 tServes { to @
 One cup rice uncooked, tall can salmon, 2 eggs beaten, salt. pepper psprlka.
 Cook rice in heiling water with salt added. When nearly tender, In about % minutes. drain. teave that