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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Ski Weather

Snoaualmie Ski Bowl (Hyak -
Temperature Of Il degrees; nine
inches of new snow; total OF ~
inches; showing; light southeast
wind; skiing good.
Paradise NaIIey-Road open to
Narada Falls; chains required at
Longmire; temperature of ~ de-
grees: six inches of new snow;
total OF 1877 inches; showing; light
southwest wind; skiing poor be-
cause of deep. soft snow.
Mt. Baker lodge-Road open to
lodge; snow on road from glacier
to lodge; chains required; tempera-
ture Of 2S degrees; three inches OF
new snow; total of 2l2 inches !;
overcast. with light snow and mod
crate southwest wind; snow dry;
skiing good.
Snogualmie pass-Snow on road
from 1871, miles west of summit
In Easton: chains required; tenn
perature of 10 degrees; Ia inches
of new snow; total of 1O2 inches /;
overcast, with light southeast
wind: skiing fair.
Park Junction-Snow on road
from Park Junction to three miles
east of Enumclaw; temperature of
rs degrees; one and one-haif
inches of new snow; total OF 80
inches: overcast.
Cayuse Pass - Total OF iso
inches: skiing fair.
STAMPEDE - Current %; b
inches new snow. total ~ inches :
calm, showing lightly; skiing good.
MONAD LAkE-Current =; .
inches new snow, total 100 inches :
calm. showing moderately; dry
powdery snow; skiing excellent.
MARTIN-Curren ID; inches
pew snow. total ~ inches calm
snouinr moderately; sno" fast
and dry: skiing excellent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13

Doris Maiesky ana Ruth seidsi.
man won the hiKi. scoring honors
~ the Class A Womsn's isaK.s
bowling matches al The broadway
alleys Friday night Mrs. MAI
sshy took thu higb-tetsi honor
with SIS and Mrs, ssidslmsn
rolled zzs for the high single ssrns.
Other high scores ~esei
neiss Bistties Sal, hessis
Trowbstdss szs, Mac Knight
SOL, Mary ksaaianieh $50.
Esssos Brown s6s. Ruth
Ilts sol. Aiies Z~ieast $40.
OIiiys Soids szs, Ruth seidsI-
man SIS. Gsfaa Ms..elmAs
s78, Helen Bernard s0x. and
sally Isahsm SIS.
Crystalline bowisrs Of ths Glass
n league have schsduisd a twin.
exhibition schsduis for sunday 81
the Broadway alleys. A. 2 o'eioes.
they Siil meet the Oiympis Sand
and Gravel team n Olympia, and
Al 4 O'Clock they viii take On
Fay's Tavern. alao ~ Olympia.
a postponed CITY league match
between Pioneer Bssr snd Pacific
Match Ia scheduled 10 be- played
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Blaine Ridout
Runs Fast Mile

NEW YORK - Blaine Bidout.
one Of the running twins Of North
Texas State Teachers college. ran
the fastest nat-mils ever recorded
IN Men York city In ths Seventh
Regiment games last night
lie was timed in 4;i47 as he
finished l5 yards ahead u brother
Wayne. VINO was % yards In front
Of John BOrican. middle distance
flash from Elberon. ~. J.. making
his first eight-furl0ng start. There
we're five other eontenders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Hockey Figures

Besides holding most n the In
diyidusi honOrs ths All Heidslo~rg
Beer BsTOns have gsrnsFef q ma
jor portion Of the team play
awards tn the Tacoma lee Hockey
league. official figures reveal
Play for Wednesday finds Cam
marsno Brothers facing Alt He'd
elberg In the opener while Griffin
Fuel faces Nsdosweet Diaries In
the nlghtczp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Basketball Results

Kansas 81, Washburn 81.
Arkansas a.. Texas Christian 81
Colorado SIS. Denver "a,
Utah SIS. Wyoming 90
Colorado State ~, Brigham
Young IS.
California As. stanford u.
Oregon As, Idaho %.
Southern California 50, L. L.
l.. A. 40.
Montana Mines 80. Mexico "a.
Santa Clara as. ST. Mays 90
Idaho Southern AZ. Idaho Oh
kge IS.
Fordham ~, Canisius 80.
Detroit Tech 26. Penn "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13


Turning back the second threat
70 the league lead In four days
Bill Wilson's Fife Trojans turned
in their seventh straight Pierce
County league victory by defeat
ing Roy Lynx. 27-2s. al Fife Fri
day night. The victory kept Fife
one game ahead Of Eatonville.
Up a. Eatonville there was plen-
" Of fireworks An rate KapoW-
sin fan punched Referee Barofsky
in the face in the last quarter and
police protection was later used 10
escort Bsrofsky from the gym.
Big John Oavie returned TO
the wars and scored rs points,
nine from Is attempts at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Foul Tactics
Anger Billy

NEW YORK Young Billy Conn
marched into the ranks Of the
light heavyweights today. and
when three more years Of beef
steak and potatoes have put heft
on his bones YOU are likely 10 see
him fighting for Joe Louis heavy
weight title.
He said bold and bloody
goodbye 10 the middleweight
division last night with a vic
tory over Fred Apostolic that
sent $4,000 persons out Of
Madison Square Garden TO
stand on rainy sidewalks and
talk about his left, striking
with the speed of a rattle
snake. The kids got IL, all
right. and all ne needs Is time
TO grow up.
Apostoh. recognized as middle
weight champion in New York
state. did not lose his title, be-
cause Conn came in seven pounds
over the limit of 100. From now
on Billy will take on the light
heavyweights until the day when
he can't make IT'S pounds Then
he will be ready for the thing he
wants most, shot at the heavy
weight title.
CONN ANGERED
The customers yelled themselves
hoarse last night. II was one of
those fights where the boys in the
ring really got mad and began
snarling words that wouldn't look
nice in this family newspaper
II was all Apostolic for the
first three rounds, and Conn
kept yelling Mt the referee
his thumbs out of my eyes"
Apostoli, coming In out of "A
crouch, was rushing Conn 10
the ropes and had him bleed
ing from a cut under the left
eye that looked like IL might
have been inflicted by shrap-
mel. Conn complained to the
referee that Apostolic had
fouled him with the heel of
his glove. Angered, Conn
went into vicious action.
But in the fourth round Conn
got control of the situation His
left-and an fellow citizens. there
is something to see-began 10
stab, stab, stab against Apostoli's
face. Back TO the ropes they
would 70 with Apostoli bulling
and pilling on top of Conn Then.
like lightning in sullen sky,
Conn's left would flash and Apos-
toll would take four around the
head before he could ever get his
arms up.
And when a voice came through
the loudspeaker-"The winner
Conn the customers ratified the
rafters with their cheers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Boys Gaining on Gals

'THE boys crowding The girls in normal colleges
Time when the gals ounumbered the rousertroters
8 to
But more. It's only 2H girls to ! boy Naturally.
I'm referring to numbers in specifying that half
Anyway information from the able Western College
athletic mentor Charles Chuck sppenbusoh Belngham
He informed
Western Central nensburg and Eastern Cheney colleges
The normal angle has been forgotten entirely Why Well
talking girls schools, which virtually fact
Lsppenbusch looking wonderfully
the teeth white firm old
looks three older than he dd athletic
things for the Logger and Huskies
When outstanding athletes
overlook Lsppenbusch. He belongs
Nd Fielder Chinese
- Tot visiting sunny Cal patching
ali by himself
Housekeeper" whereupon the big,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
BLAME n ON CLIMATE

~ tonight nj = o'clock.
Another special match fes
sunday bsSsgs tn lao fps-
livery teasu IT shs Cemmses.
eiai league iais srties sGstsss
Casisoas s~rsiee Of Olympia.
This match Win start ~ .
s'cioek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
To Hold Banquet
At Meadow Park

ms Mans and wsmsns elubs
NJ Meadow Park havs arranged
dinner for Monday 81 O. 20 81 tbe
clubhouse. Var entertainment,
thsrs wtii ~ . moving psstuve
showing Lawson Littis. Jlmmy
Thomsoa. Hortan Smith and Mar
" Cooper IN setioa. rhs GESTURE
has been shown 81 Aiisnmosu.
Brnokdais. HiGhiaad end Pask-
land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Red Men RallyTo
Defense OF No. II

Tacoma tribe no. IS. Improved
Order Of Red Men. today announe-
81 - opposition % proposed
changes In Initiative No IT l.. J.
Willard. Paul Comsrud and & e.
Prizes, drew up statement az
pressing the groups attitude to-
ward the measure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13

The Crusade Basketball league
schedule for Sunday at Bellar-
mine. follows: P. n. Holy Cross
VS.. St. Pstricks; 2 ?. n. Holy
Rosary VS.. S.. Leo's: 3 ?. m, SITS
Peter and Paul VS.. Visitation 4
2. n, AL Saints VS.. Sacred Heart.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Auburn Scores
Over PuyaIIuq
FRIDAY ussuiis
Buckley 81 iisnion ~
fnumnlaw 30 Ken, ~
Auburn 81 Pufailup az
Hishline ~ Sumner ~

Auburn ~ Pufaiiup ~
Hishiins ~ sumner ~
Buckley. Enumclsw, IIighilne
and Auburn were vietors ~ the
opening games al the Puget Sound
conference second half schedule
played last night.
Buckiey's first half champions
took Al 1920 decision from Hsnton
Indians at Kenton 10 duplicate n
first half victory BY the same
margin.
Enurpclsw Tigers trsiicd
Kent vandais until the last
30 seconds when Darwin balm
ton tossed IL his third fourth
quarter field goal 10 give the
Tigers . s0-7D victory. Ebun,-
claw reserves won. 1t-is.
Auburn Tfolans ebslksd up
their SECOND straight victory BY
defeating Puyailnp ylsings, a.
20, In a listlsss game at fuy-
aiiup. Howard Forbes Of Puysi-
lup led all scorers with II points
followed by oryllis Rsps with 10
for Auburn. I'uyRllup seconds
won. si-ii, and were leading ITO
NJ one time,
HiGhiins Pirates unioossd anotha
or scoring barrsgs 10 mo~ down
sumner spartsns. ss-zg 81 sum
nsr Tall Harry Robinson scored
10 points for the uators. High
line reserves won. ae-z7. with
Bangs Of HiKhlins making II
points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
On the Lam,
with
Elliott Metcal3

OILY CONN the Irish boy with the Irish fghuns nea
ID has that which is necessary in a great warrior
Last night in Madison Square Garden before more 'nan
600 fans the handsome kid from Pittsburgh WAS iou'ed n
Fred Aposto whom he had previously defeated IN MS
Garden debut ,-, . ~. ,A.,
And It as yesterday Conn responded to his sn
spirit and Apostols throat not on WIN
Of light and accuracy OF an
Annie oakley rifle also a right cross . -. -
beating than he did the ue'
when the decision night Conn
The raney paced like champion over the lound
Travelled before and he seemed Always
TO have power when needed - -. :. -.
will ms hh etot' 10 "e
doubt TO the hesves lie appears
fighting skill sheer boxing ability pu' mas more ~
true did the ncking Phisdeiphsn
fighting youngster OF snits .oe
noh appeal and all sodd has needed Tor 80
long
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13


table discovery. pertaining def
mite manipulation the will the lie
merely calls the informed
Sh-h-h, It's Secret
JACK insists he make celluod ball perform boom.
erang motion, and that when he gets il polished intends
sar the world He insists he cannot dvuge the secret
fearing would spread baseball foot ba which
would drive pitchers and nfeders crazy and fans too
That's thoughtful
the That's why the folks
frcrest to him that first hole
The / think IT, said Jack the wish
would mention that Sullivan Klraln You
I've been telling the younger really I'm
really young look"
And truth Jack for Regis
andIi
HArrys legs and
Anyway it sporting with Lamb
who'll probably like lion when tipped
And then Ill take the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13

sportsmen ara called 10 arms by
the Initiative No, ~ Emergency
committee,
They are wanted al the public
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13

lack LAMB is quiet, dgnified little man VINO most GER
tanly does not show his age
met him the other day and went into the CUSTOMARY
sports talk because follows sports closely federal
collectors ,,-..
remaining ringsdes at The historic
John heavyweight fight Of 10 vicious
4c.nda andf aA-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13

ROUNDS, mas fouhu n htW Hnu IH"
cinating sport
He has become so overwhelmed
by table tennis ping pong TO
YOU that he has given up golf,
game he learned when they played
with feathered balls in his native
Scotland
And Jack explained In whispered
words table tennis discovery. pc,
mite manipulation of the wrist, but
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13

STADIUM DEFEATS LINCOLN IN GREAT HOOP GAME
Final Result
Stands, 1913

Excited hearts forgot wtoie
h~als and hnxs we're sapr<d eeHn-
pl~ssiy - sssdiurs defeated taN~
coin. - 10 y. i.ss night n > vtc-
i~nsiy contested haskeshati Gafue
which ended amid . wtld display
NJ Hass hystsfta.
White the large crowd II mnre
than l .anc IN the flneufn fym
lsosea rear Oh rzafs ~ constant -
,hs nremsnH SURF hsss 10 simee -
loud. shs rtesss caught the Aoee
In the thifa quarter srd. stmoee
mlssessinsssis. n s~sm~st. ~snt -
10 wfn : gsms which hsd only >
little cartier se~ntesi tast In them
Sam ehsw eveseaUseN9 .
k~sshs Disadvantages seoe ~
frvsu uhsvw u sts Ieceea = Uunn
tk~ u~auats ssatae1 ~ s4yws
mks pesss vrissse~S assvsse Nsaae
~ ~ nsseA
They sralIesi 4 IN 4 81 unNrsev
time. - % ~ 81 she hall. tcoh .
twe.rcsnt iesa IN The third r~rsr4
hat lost n ~ the eAnss sndsA -
Ia ~
There wsrs "a s~eorsss isst n
play. the scnrs sf.sIl when kspr-
virh. Tiger fuswAfi. missed = fos,3
try. l<ss than that whsn tanectH's
ccop~s muffsd hls FREE thrssw sn<s
ssadlum's sop~v dii Iikewiss Ana
sh~rc eaulsn1 havs b<<n 10 secs
ends remaining wh~n kapuvten
assin ftuhhsd . ef~iis teas
NM, WITH esav nve se~~edn
kss, Rtestrh fsssw M ewN
ma .~eavs ksavsa ~ hnw -
sspes. ~ke wheeor1 ~ eeeew
n l.sstne>s seae<ess seae ~
Ilwcssn k~sess. ~ eaesw wen
wstA, n shtesssp6 ~ - o9es-
nsss' Hands a. p1WN1pe1 ~
~ ssisss ~ nsesstcA. W.
sses1 directly ss~es ~ 49,
he~p.
Easily, he dropped n through d
clIneh the game.
Gene Glars. t.tncoin ash~sisufs
sank q fnui shit wtsh Only sse'
sad lsf,. blasting sh~ only shauss
his team had 10 tie ths sross uss
he missed. Lvns might hsvs 70
covered the hall off the seskboAfs
and Tipped In ths tying fleld Gsal
the game Ksvs stadium undts
pus~a s~sond place IN The cH'
league standings and put them n
within striking distance ~ LIN
coin. who siili issas The Issssss
n vss the Ahe's fisss Ioss IN en-
play. The Tigers sIsc strength
ensd their Eyip Oh s~eoHd In ~
cfu-ss state League. naw having 81
win. against fwp lssspa
In weii played. exciting pvs
limlnary game. the ntsiium mias
cts whipped the Lincoln bebes.
: IN ~. n wss atsdlum's fsust
straight victory In the elfv rne
without defeat and virtually ~
sured tbs Tiger srhoai Of IL ia
consecutive midget title.
stadium fssl ffsi lbess>s
Nrs.~s ~ ~ MA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13

GEORGE OSGOOD port master aud freight redneer grde
erpert and not much Of golfer had fright the other
noht He repairing auto tire 6g ms furnace ana
had boc-out wlich ruined good pair Of trousers
Hmm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13

The Loggers took an early lead
but Estonyille crept UP the las,
half and forged ahead when two
Kapovsn aces were sjected on
fouls. The last election produced
the punching spisods.
Yelm Tomatoes essd out a 1891
overtime victory from p. l.. 9.
Props at FARMLAND when Earl Nc
Cloud tosaed In the winning sud
den death" basket. Ted Henning-
sen led all scorers with l5 points
but new YelrH com binstion
brought victory.
Clover Park defeated Orting
Cardinals. 1891. at Clover PARK 70
turn in their second straight
league victory. Art Staples Jed all
scorers with 10 points. Clover
PARK reserves won, z3-le.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Betting Boys Lose on Dope

HE betting boys going on dope and form dropped t"e'
money! They went Apostolic to at rings'de ineil,
gently considering Conn first adventure the l5-round
Apostoi fought desperate He fully knew his prestige
And II has he pioket
he burst the air after the battle had
complete his sentence
its has been hard MT le
no the fans Ana the oeaunt
took will do him physically mentally Had Conn beer
a hitter. he'd ha Apostoli wide .
will consider Nate Druxmans ofef 10
Hoak match i'm be at Mates new terms Ih
badly managed longer dictate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-13
Fife 1rojans in Another Victory

foul line, 90 lead Bili Lem
non's EatonyilL Cruisers 90
an uphill 5z-ss vain over Ma
pow sin Loggers IT EztonslIls.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-05
Cocktail Hour

A light, dry sherry is an ex- cellent appetizer, and far easier on the digestion than the usual alcoholic cocktail. It is also the most economical and satisfac- tory of wines, for a bottle may be opened and the wine remain in per- feet condition. In fact, it con- tinues to improve, and is, therefore, the ideal wine for home use.
 Again, sherry is the only wine which may be thoroughly enjoyed while smoking. It is the best Of all wines for use in cooking, es- pecially in flavoring soup, sauces, stews, lobster and terrapin, and all forms of desserts, for it's pungent flavor carries well and does not evaporate.
 Many prefer sherry to any of the cocktails, and it is much in demand at this hour and for dinner.
 These are some very simple ca napes which are excellent when served with cocktails:
 Rounds of toast spread with an chow butter, decorated with ar anchovy on top and a border ot chopped white and yolk of egg:
 Spread little diamonds Of breao with foie gras; decorate with pis- tachioS.
 Crescents of bread spread witf Roquefort and cream cheese, vel blended. Decorate with oceans.
 On toasted saltines spread round ed sardines, olives and fresh butter well blended.
 Mix cream cheese and chutney spread thickly on toasted saltlnes decorate with anchovy filet ane chopped parsley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-05
84ttq Caoc&an-1 l1[11al3l 94L1l3
A SPRING BREAKFAST
isr. D. s. Pat. on.
prepared by Your Newspaper-5ety crocker Home Service Department

SPNlNG BNEAkfASl
 Sunday eurey affair in most homes Entirely un Sunday breakfast is esuey like to make somewhat affair." There must be additional decacs ime to to enioy to their fullest on weekdays for especially delightful Sunday breakfast when we've invited friends in to enjoy it with us
 csd oma1st Grapefruit ey eH Melon haI Hot Toast
 French Breakfast Pufs
 recipe for French Omee-a dainty huhy ana that is delicious with jelly and hot toast:
 Omelet
 eggs until yoks and white blended Add salt ana flying When butter e M pour in egg msa % o6k @ s0H & the will underneath and be cooked Just soon as the ton mixture roll and onto hot platter Serve a Servings D. ~ II, r, But the crownng this Sunday breakfast is the French o he table coated literally with cinnamon and sugar Really they especially rich tender mullins rolled melted butter they come from the eh r apain in and cinnamon Here is the recipe:
 French Breakfast Pufs
 tbsp. shortening part butter 4 tsp nsitn nutmeg
 for favor) 1s cup mix F sugar o, ,.. Soaung a 11s cups a-purpose flour Sugar and cinnamon mixture +2X tsp baking powder (1a cup and tsp cinna (single action) mon)
 tsp. salt
 you double action baking powder follow rule given by the manufacturer. a- Blend in egg yo we'll Sft flour before measuring St our baking powde salt and nutmeg ana aad to e alternately with the milk Fold the egg white has been beaten until stiff but not dry Pour into well k full Bake 20 to 70 minutes m mod- When mullins from the oven roll them - quickly the melted butter then roll them m the Amount dozen medium mullins.
 problems letter will receive reply Please enclose cent stamp 10 cover
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-05
Good Dental Health
 CovetedBy Everyone
Teeth Need Lifelong Protecton-Cavities May Be Pre-
 vented in Children By Simple Diets

Dental health can be impaired through inadequacy of any one of several essentials. A common defi- ciency is calcium, which is traceable directly to an inadequate milk in- take. Milk is not only the most important food source of calcium but it contains the calcium in a form that is quickly absorbed and assimilated by the body Calcium, however, is very irregularly distrib- uted in foods. The diet is likely to be calcium poor unless milk and dairy products are well represented. Deprived of calcium, teeth are less resistant to decay.
 Building and maintaining sound teeth is, lifelong process. It is, therefore, equally important for the adult to live on a we'll balanced diet, for the teeth are living struc-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-05

add 1 cup sugar and the grated rind of lemon. Tn a cup mix smoothly together l tablespoon corn starch and tablespoon cold water
 Pour in boiling water to fill the cup and stir this into the rhubarb mix ture. Add the yolks of eggs, beat en lightly. Pour into a rather deep tin lined with puff paste. Bake with one crust in quick oven. When cooked, cover with meringue made from the whites of eggs sweetened with 3 tablespoons of sugar. Brown lightly in the oven and serve cold.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-05
By BEATRICE HALL

Sound healthy teeth are personal assets coveted by everyone. It is fortunate that good dental health is attainable through daily living habits which make other contribu- tions to our well-being.
 Many leaders in dental research have shown that in children most cavities can be prevented or further decay arrested by a simple diet. Dental carries can be arrested and prevented in children by diet con- taining the following common foods taken daily in the quantities indi- cated:
 One quart of milk
 At least one egg
 One serving of meat, fish, chicken
 or liver
 Two vegetables, one-half cup serv-
 ing each
 One orange, apple, or tomato One additional fruit
 One teaspoon of cod liver oil Six teaspoons butter
 Other foods such as bread, cereal and potato may be added to satisfy the appetite and maintain weight, but under no circumstances should they replace any of the above Es- sentially these sam efocds are rec commended by other workers who have been successful in controlling dental carries with an adequate diet There is a growing feeling that a well-balanced diet, such as the one indicated above, adequate for good dental health, is one complete in all dietary essentials and, therefore adequate for excellent general health and nutrition as well.
 An important point to notice. how ever, is that no one dietary factor is credited with preventing or ar resting dental cvaries. This indi- cates the value of a we'll Unbalanced diet in obtaining good teth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-05
ested Recipes i
LIGHT CHICKEN GUMBO

LIGHT CHICKEN GUMBO
 2 tablespoon butter
 2 tablespoons minced onions
 3 pints chicken broth
 1 cup tomatoes
 cups okra
 1 cub diced chicken
 1 cup hot cooked rice
 Melt butter in the kettle and in 1t soften the minced onion; add chick en broth, tomatoes and okra cut III rings (you may use fresh or canned okra); summer for about one-hait hour, season with salt and pepper and add the chicken. If the okra has caused the soup to become too thick, add more broth or water When serving, put tablespoon of the cooked rice in each soup plate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-05
Kitchen
 Comments

"A very tasty hash can be made with any cold cooked meat by adding 2 tablespoons chopped on- ion, tablespoon finely minced parsley, 2 tablespoons finely chopped green pepper. Saute the onion and green pepper until almost tender before adding the meat and potato.
 Fresh mint should be in the kit chen as frequently as possible all during spring and summer. Use 1t as . flavorins for sauces, first
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-05

specific cooking problems send letter @ reauessns @ this You ecelVe enclose cent stamp to cover postao
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-05
SOUR CREAM OMELET

Beat egg yolks until light and lemon colored; add 1 teaspoon salt, 1-2 teaspoon pepper and 3-4 cup of sour cream. Mix thoroughly and add the beaten whites of the eggs Cook as you would an ordinary ome- let.Sprinkle with minced chlves or parsley.