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Evening star., 1939-10-12
Associations Assets Mount.


Reporting an increase in assets
of over $360,000 during the past year
the statement of condition of the
District Building & Loan Association
presented to the shareholders yes
terday at the annual meeting re-
flected a high-Water mark in the
% years history of the firm. Ac-
cording to F. Wilson Camp, secre-
tary, the past year was one of the
best ever experienced, with total re-
sources now in excess of $1,697 900.
All officers and directors were re-
elected by the shareholders. Headed
by George A. Baker, president, Henry
Gilligan continues as vice president
and attorney, with F. Wilson Camp,
secretary.
The directors are John H. Davis,
Charles H. Frame, William F. Friel,
Warren w. Grimes, Otis H. Johnson,
Harold Austin Wood and the officers.
Heard in Financial District.
The District of Columbia Institute
of Certified Public Accountants will
meet this evening at the Hay Adams
House, the speaker being Tyler H.
Olson of New York, vice president of
the American Appraisal Co. His
subject will be Principles of Ac-
counting and Appraising as Applied
to the Fixed and Inventory Assets" :"
Washington banks have been
making fine showing in connection
with the Red Cross membership
drive. Employees in many banks
have enrolled 100 per cent, Red
Cross workers In the lobbies report.
T. Stanley Holland, trust officer of
the American Security & Trust Co.,
is chairman of the bank group, each
institution having key man in
charge.
Accountancy should have but one
ultimate objective-the disclosure of
the reasonable prospective earning
power of an enterprise, Jerome N.
Frank, chairman of the Securities
and Exchange Commission, told the
annual meeting of the Controllers
Institute of America here yesterday.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Rail Loadings Jump
1873 Per Cent Ahead
OF Year Ago
Weeks Volume Also
2.8 Per Cent Above
Levels Of 1887
BY the Associated Press.

The Association Of American Rail-
roads reported today 834,694 cars Of
revenue freight were loaded during
the week ending last Saturday.
This was an increase of 81 cars,
compared with the preceding week;
an increase Of 132,078, or 1873 per
cent, compared with year ago, and
an increase Of 22,436, or 2.8 per cent,
compared with 1887.
The report classified the loadings
as follows:
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
LOS NAILS DICEN QUE PRO
GRESAN SUS NEGOCIACIO-
MES CON ESPANA

Berlin julio Los Jefes ma
zis aseguran que las negociaciO-
mes con Espaha, en- pro de un
tratado comercial, prOgresan de
manera satisfactoria y que CO.
mo rseultado de elias pronto Sc
firmara un pacto muy favorable
para los dos paises.
ElOgian los peri6dicos al "ge-
neralisimo" Franco, pero al mis-
mo tempo recuerdan la ayuda
que ell Reich lie do para ganar
la guerra.
Esperase una vista de Fran
co a este pals, en- ell mes de sep
tiembre.
Hitler tiene Ell propbsito de
que Franco asista al Congre5o
de Nuremberg, que cOmenzara
ell dia A de septiembre, y pase
ALI tres dias.
Mas tarde Sc lie invitara a pre-
senciar las maniobras de Otoho
de la escuadra alemana.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
movimiento obrero local, n%acional y mundial

no, a las "tagarninas' del
White Owl.
Tenemos guardado esos a.
nuncios, senior, en- los cuales
aparecen los retratos de esos
prominentes ciudadanos de la
terra dominada por ell coro-
lel Fulgencio.
Olvidando que Tampa es ell
mayor consumidor de la hoja
de Cuba, y que los tabaqueros
de Tampa dieron grandes can
tidades de dinero a Marti pa
ra la lucha en- pro de la indie
pendencia, esos caballeros lie
hacen propaganda, para su
bochorno, a una empresa fabri
cante de tagarninas y en- cleric
modo enemiga del tabaco ha-
bano.
Verguenza da pensar en-
que tai cosa Sc haga por illus
tres cubanos y "a ciencia y pa
ciencia" de la Comisi6n de De
fensa del Tabaco.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
LIE DIERON % PUNTOS A
TONY GALENTO

Orange, n. Y, julio l.-De
buen humor, luego de su derro-
ia a manos del campeDn Jose
Luis, Tony GalentO exhibia a.
yer en- su taberna los % puntos
que en- la cara lie diara ell DR..
Max E. Stern, como resultados
del combate del microbes.
Nueve puntos Sc extienden
desde ell lado derecho de la ma
riz, en- angulo, hasta ell labio; o.
cho los tiene en- ell labio inferior
y seis sobre ell ojo derecho.
Presenta una magulladura en-
ell lado izquierdo. "Aparte de es
tas cosas, dee Tony, me siento
perfectamente bien."
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
'Comits Popular

(N ~
FL Comite Popular Democra
|tico celebr6 aver session, en- ei
Centre Obrero. Preside Jose
Martinez. Actuaron en- la Sc
cretaria Manuel Garcia, Jr,,
en- la primera etapa, Y despuAs
Pedro Ramirez Moya, Ell Sc
|cretario en- propiedad.
Sc lego una carta de las So
ciedades Hispanas Confedera
das aconsejando la supedita-
ion del Comite local a esa or
ganizaci6n, con ell fin de "rea-
liar una obra mas unida."
Sin un vote en- contra Sc a.
cord6 que ell Comite, ell prime
70 de los fundadores en- Esta-
dos Unidos, mantenga su per-
sonalidad Immaculate y COO
pere con las Hispanas v los de
mas en- la obra de propagan-
da, pero sin enviar a N. York
ell dinero de Tampa, por GUAM
to ahora sc envfa al nuevo Co.
mite de Evacuation que presi-
de ell Sr. Pablo de Azcarate.
exembajador de la Rep1blica
en- Londres.
FL Comite de Tampa, ell de-
cano, de historic Immaculate,
estima que no debe supeditar-
Sc a ningGn otro Comite, por
cuanto ha venido ayudando al
pueblo espanol con la mayor
eficacia y un gasto minimo de
administration.
Fueron leidas dos cartas de
la Sra. Victoria Kent, comuni-
cando haber atendido todas
las Recommendations que Sc lie
hicieron en- cuanto a personaS
recluidas en- los campamentos
de concentration.
Ia Sra. Kent habla con mu-
cha fineza del nuevo Comite
tornado para la evacuation
de refugiados.
Sc acord6 escribir hoy dos
cartas, una al Sr. Pablo de Az
carate, pidiendole pormenores
de la obra que sc realiZa, y la
otra a la Sra. Kent.
Al ST.. Azcarate, cuyo Cont
te fuera ~recomendado por eli
exprimer ministro Don Juan
Negrfn, Sc lie han remitido va
$6,5O0,
De csc dinero acus6 recibo
por medic de despachos cable
graficos.
Ell compahero JESUS Fernan-
DEE Diaz inform6 que habia
arrojado la suma de $500 Ia
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
La obra de la Retaguardia de Tampa

cuestaci6n heeha en- favor del
|Sr. Vicente Maestro Amat, que
lego a Tampa en- compahia de
su esposa e hijas.
Realizaron la cuestaci6n
con JESUS los estimados COM
paneros Jose Sanchez peru
|yo), R. Samalea, Ramonin Ro
driguez, Alexandra Inclan Y ell
presidente Martinez.
Este senior fue embarcado
para Texas, donde espera en-
contrar trabajo.
Aport6 la mayor cantidaG
en- la cuestaci6n ell "Restau-
rant Columbia
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
Las negOciaciones

Quedaron aplazadas hasta
ell microbes de la semana pro-
xima, dfa 5 de julio, las nego-
ciaciones entire obreros y pa
tronos de la industrial tabaca-
lera.
AL acordarse ell aplazamien
to, los patronos mantenian sus
puntos de vista en- pro de una
rebaja de precios mediante la
implantaci6n de los estilos de
Trenton, en- imitaci6n del
Trust, y de Passaic, en- imita-
ci6n de los "talleres de sudor."
Tai como nosotros vemos
las cosas, los fabricantes Sc
proponen "estirar" los deba-
ties hasta que ell Sr. Campbell
traiga su informe, que tiene la
seguridad les sera favorable,
10 que no obliga a los obreros
a aceptarlo.
ESperemos, pues, hasta ell
dia 5 Y los dias siguientes.
Una rebaja de precios con-
tribuiria a llenar los bolsillos
dealgunos caballeros avarien-
tos, pero en- NADIA favoreceria
a la industrial.
Sin publicidad i~nteligente,
la industrial no aumentara Ell
n1mero de fumadores.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
TRIUNFO DEL VETERANO
JACK ROPER

Los Angeles, JUNO 3d. El
veterano gladiator Jack RO-
per, una reciente victima de
Jose Luis, venci6 por nocaut
tecnico, en- ell octave asalto, a,
finlandes Gunnar Barlund.
Sufri6 Barlund una herida
sobre un ojo y ell arbitro deci-
di6 dar por terminado ell bout
Cuando este ocurri6 ell fin
landes lie habfa ganado seis dc
los rounds, por puntos,
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
I'm anunciO

Nos manda I'm companero,
recortado de un diario ameri-
cano, I'm anuncio de "Admira-
tom, la marca de los hernia
nos Regensburg.
Tiene en- la parte alta a la
luna, guinando un ojo y deba-
10, en- tamano cast natural, cua
tro vitolas de las que fabrica
para vender a 10 centavos.
Y destaca ell hecho de que
son cigarros hechos a mano.
Ahora los "vivos" fabrican
en- maquina, mediante su Gre
ditto de a mano, y ocultan la
verdad al consumidor.
La clase de propaganda que
hacen los Regensburg, desta.
cando la obra a mano, es 10
que necesitan las fabricas de
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
Mariana

Mariana
Continua enfermo de cuida-
do ell buen amigo Mariana Ro-
driguez, tesorero del Comite
Popular Democratico.
Aver lie visitaron algunos
companeros. Els probable que
hoy, 81 no experimental meJO-
ria. Sc lie lleve para ell sanato-
rio del Centre Asturiano.
Jose Martinez Sc ha hecho
cargo de la tesoreria hasta que
Mariana recupere la salud.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
Els SATISFACTORIO Ell ES-
A d DE DEMPSEY

New York, Julio lei esta-
do del excampe6n de boxeo Jack
Dempsey, operado de apendici-
tbs era satiSfactorio en- la ma
mana de hoy.
Dempsey cumpli6 ell domingo
Al amos de edad.
La fiebre que tenia aver le ba
j6 algo.
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
Dnda

I'm companero nos escribe
Y duda, a pesar de 10 que he
mos publicado, de que ell inge
Micro Garcia Monies y Enri-
que ReciO, lie sirvan de instru-
mento, en- ell mercado america
La gaceta., 1939-07-01
6 BELLTSiMAS PLEAS i
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA,
10 QUE listed sIEMPRE HA OEsEApo

Plata para la mesa. So. LC que las mu-
jeres quieren y desean. Plata para Ia me
sa. ell ideal cubiertos hechos por la famo'
81 WIN. A. ROGERS SuVERWARE
Ona gran noticia tenemos que dar q
nuestrag !ect0ras.
La Gacsta, por medic de Ia cooperation
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabricante de la Plata
de Mesa VIM. A. Rogers, hace possible la
Hdauisici6n de estos cubiertcs a sps hume
roses leetores. listed puede teneE 10 que
Otras sehoras y sehoritas tiehen.
cALIDAD - DURAcIoN DE PoR VIDA
EA duS1 c~reerlo, perO la realiaad esta
aQui-plata de mesa a tan bajo preeio. La
Evening star., 1939-10-07
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Builder Selling His Own Home,
LOCATED IN NEW AMERICAN UNIvER-
slTY PARK. Special equipment through
out; home has been occupied only &
months. Master bedrm.. 12 1t. by 81 IT,;
priced at S9.250: open BY appointment
CALL EMERSON 1868. q To5.
Evening star., 1939-10-07
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
"BUILDER'S LIQUIDATION"

Causes two beautiful detached homes in
TO be sold at absolutely the cost of produc-
ton. Living and dining rooms. kitchen,
bedroom and bath on first floor 3 bed
rooms and bath. large storage room on
second floor Large concrete porch. lear
garage. Air-conditoned oil heat Every
modern convenience. Takes So. 600 cash to
buy one of these homes. The greatest
value of a lifetime Remember, these
homes are being offered at cost of produc-
tlon For immediate appointment. Box
Evening star., 1939-10-07
HOUSES FOR SALE,
OVOSsS bON SA66.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park.

$7,950--Mt. Pleasant Section.
Al unusual opportunity to acquire row
brick house In frst-class condition. The
living quarters consist Of spacious STEP
down living room with coy fireplace. large
fast room adjoining. on the second floor
are thr. large bedrooms and two complete
baths finished in black tile. also two rear
porches and spacious concrete front
porch. The basement is very large and
ideal as playroonl. also contains lavatory
and laundry facilities, hot-water heat
Financed through F. H. A. this property
can be yours on very easy terms II you act
promptly: For further information call
CAFRITZ Col, 14O4 K St NV Dist aO20
Evening star., 1939-10-07
$780,.

Close to House Office Bldg. Large three
story brick, ten rooms and three baths
oil heat: arranged into apartments. Ar
pay for itself Convenient terms
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
Auo
Evening star., 1939-10-07
OWNER MUST SELL.

N4IAt AVA l. o0AAs
rooms a bedrms), tapestry brick:
Petworth; tile bath and iavatory; oil
burner, auto. hot-water heater; stores,
school and Transportation all within one
RSY sssk RE1FY ~ ca eslss9 ssiy f PM
ONLY $3.50 CASH.
1917 BAY ST. Sc.
(Bet. 18th, 10th, B and c Sts.)
Six large rooms, equipped for 2 families.
front and rear porches, renovated inside
and out. Near schools, stores and trans
sss MONTH";. 1NcLgDEs ss4,t AL Nm IN
TEREST. TAXES AND INSURANCE.
PRICE, Sc, $50.
STEUART BROS, INC,
DISTRICT 2434, 8 AM. TO 8 PM.
ONLY $500 DOWN.
3611 18th ST. NE.
woodridgs-Newly decorated brick M home,
cellar h'-v-h'' sessEs $3.50.
d1w dDen a0n5hty , to y Pm! payTsafs. paiiy.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
noes sveNeR on eReys casse rms ns
s Fes Balance
pssries 1 W Rsy W. %oodey e ca e4s me
COLMAR MANOR, MD.
b.rm. and bath ss'IS"i bungalow. hot-water
heat, cleo: Colonial front porch. screened
back porch: paved street. For inspection
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos No. CAPITOL. Realtor. Natl. 6731.
Evening star., 1939-10-07
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

3 beautiful rooms. baths. h-wh,
tapestry brick Colonial front porch
Modern in every respect and in frst-class
condition. Will sell for half of original
cost. Box $500 Star
Evening star., 1939-10-07
& ACRES-S7QQ.

$50 cash. SO monthly: all-year road
in Fairfax County IA miles D. c..
Alexandria MARTIN T. WEBB & SON
Annandale, Va
Evening star., 1939-10-07
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

WATER FRONT, FAIRHAVEN-CHEsA-
peake Bay-6 rooms. bath: ami: 2 large
scr. porches: house. completely screened and
beautifully furn. for year-round home at
small cost Rep. 3O5l
Evening star., 1939-10-07
Desirable HOme-See It!

On charming old residential street in
Cleveland Park. Delightful home, has been
occupied by ConRressmen and diplomats.
Desirable location. near schools, stores.
bus lines, etc Living room, 33x14 feet;
compact house. easy to care for: large
porch. four bedrooms and bath. nice halls
and attic: recently redecorated inside and
outside; new awnings: new furnace and
new oil burner: lot 12xlO0 with lawn and
trees in back yard, over thirty rosebushes.
Call Woodley. 1879 and inspect this home
which will please YOU
oQoD MACNMP CT NJ w
Evening star., 1939-10-07
$3.50.

on 2nQ. recreallOn ROOM OIL neat. screens.
weather strips. insulated. Very beautifully
phone Georgia 49S7.
L. r. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. Natl O753.
TWO CHARMING HOMES
In Battery Park just of Wilson lane; one
with 3 bedrms. and 2 baths. with 10000
50. ft. of ground filled with beautiful trees
and shrubbery as well as fruit trees. Lo-
Gated at 51S Goddard road.
4 bedrms.; with bedrm and bah on 1st
fir. beautiful lot.
= Agent sn premises during the day until
Montgomery Realty Corp,
Wilson Lane. Bethesda Md Wis. .43l.
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY.
NEW 2-IN-1 HOME.
Sample Open Daily Until 9.
422 10Th st. NE.
Two complete kitchens, 2 tile
baths with shower, large concrete
basement with laundry facilities.
Automatic heat. Large covered
front porch, rear entrance to
2nd-foor apt. Low price, very
easy terms.
ROGER MOSS,
927 18th st. District 3121.
Evening star., 1939-10-07
$500 DOWN

BUYS new home in American University
Park. rooms, u baths; oil air condi-
TONED; painted stippled walls. lot As IT,.
by As it; only > left
CALI, EMERSON 2o6S
Evening star., 1939-10-07
FARMS FOR SALE.

WATERFRONT FARM. GOOD GROOM
terms. GIBONS. Barr Bldg. Natl. 1888.
2Os-A. FARM. IDEAL FOR GOLF FISH
ing bathing club general playground; 200
cleared and in pasture: well fenced; n mi
from main highway. Phone 39-W, T. B.
WORKMAN. Gaithersburg.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-GOOD FARM, go
miles WASHINGTON in Northern Neck. Va,
containing $40 acres. half under cultiva-
ton, balance valuable timber. To be sold
with all stock. crops and equipment, con-
sisting of good horses. 3 colts: milking
cows, 5 heifers, l purebred Guernsey bull;
boar, 20 pigs: 175 laying pullets. All
necessary farm implements in first-class
condition. Old Colonial house containing
10 rooms and basement. If interested in
a farm that is producing and is ready
to double its present output, write for ap-
pointment. Price complete, S12,500. Boz
1900 Star
Evening star., 1939-10-07

say this because 1t is only 80 minutes
drive NV. Of White House and because
plete relaxation from the tiresome. nois,
city. 200 acres rich soil. some good timber
an old house with possibilities. In . most
looking the surrounding country and from
which there is q beautiful view. lookina
down upon fertile meadow vatered by the
eyer-fowing Rock Creek. Price S11,50O;
$4,000 cash payment. bal. to suit
JOHN A. BRICKLEY
Suite 2O9-210. Barr Bldg. Dist, 1921
Evening star., 1939-10-07
CHEVY CHASE Md

4@7 TURNER ST. east of Brookville RdD.
New, Diet. stone-brick home rooms. break
fast rm.. gar. ! u baths oil burner; 81 900
down. monthly. $50; open. Woodley 22s6.
Evening star., 1939-10-07
COUNTRY LODGE.

Rustic club style log bungalow COM
pletely modern; miles from D. c. on
hard-surfaced road situated on 8 heavily
wooded acres with 3 streams, ] acre
around house cleared living room. 2 bed
rooms. dining room. kitchenelte, bath.
recreation room. laundry and furnace
room: studio room suitable for guests
country house or home; S6,500; terms.
ST 900 down.
GREEN r. MAGRIIDER
Evening star., 1939-10-07

; 1912 MONROE ST. NV.
Just west of 18th St; attractive detached
home in new-house condition. containing
bedrooms, 2 baths oil heat suitable for
sooming house purposes; rental. $3.50.
5401 9th ST. NV.
Very desirable detached corner home:
?ooms. baths: garage; in excellent condi-
ton; rental, $40.
1888 GIRARD ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath; gas heat; electric re-
Srigeration; garage: rental. $65.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 NV. National $500.
Is N ST. NV.
Groom and bath row house; con-
venient to City Post Office and Govt.
Printing Office; good condition;
S42 so.
SHANNON e. LUcHs CO..
1895 H ST. NV. Ma. 2345.
Evening star., 1939-10-07
AT ANNANDALE.
VIRGINIA FORECLOSURE.

This beautiful detached brAk home on
neatly shrubbed lot 167 ft. deep, consists
OF living room with fireplace and adjoining
inclosed sun porch dining room kitchen.
large bedrooms, screened sleeping porch
snd- and tiled tie bath bath; Enough space space. on md
Small cash payment. balance taken back
in i trust; no renewals. Virginia office
umhia pike. Abingdon Chestnut 134l L
Evening star., 1939-10-07

SALE. LEASE OR TRADE BY OWNER,
Home in Silver Spring: wooded lot. ] 0x1 so:
Il rooms. maids room. rec. room. . baths,
studio living room; across State park: busi-
ness out Of town. must move. Box 39a a.
Star So
SALE. 50, ,5O0-RENT. sS5-s ROOMS
modern bedrooms, oil heat, garage.
Arlington, Va. oxford 2437-J
IDEAL HOME, NEWLY DECORATED; 10
rooms, solarium, Gear garage: automatic
heat; porches. shady grounds. Moving
South sacrifice. 50s Lincoln ave, River.
dale Md Hyatts 25l
Evening star., 1939-10-07
$7,5OO-1O ACRES.

6-room modern brick home: attraciiv,
Kitchen. bath, bedroom on first floor; fire
place, oil heat. lily pool. JOHN BURDOFT
Ashton 3b0S. Colesville, Md
Evening star., 1939-10-07

S: :. e s..e :eri sSrns sy Jo
BURDOFT. Ashton 860o. Colesvtlla. Nd.
Evening star., 1939-10-07

5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW, OAK
Will exchange for modern Groom and
bath home in Clarendon. vicinity. Box
| 260-H Star.
l or 2 four-family fats. Trade 2O26
Klingle I'd. NV, corner, 5 bedrooms 2
baths. Pay cash difference
EDW. NJ. WILLIS
Investment Bldg. Nat. 741a
Evening star., 1939-10-07

NEW Def BRICK. ATTRACTIVE APP
pearance and ground: attached garage 81
exposure kit, tiled bath: oil air-cond.;
stairs porch. 44O2 Maple ave turn east
| from Wis ave, blks. beyond Bank
Evening star., 1939-10-07

ALEXANDRIA, VA,
3O2 EAST LINDEN AVE.
81 .99O-1Oeo CASH.. H. A. APPROVED.
New modern homes in convenient loca-
tion: Just of Mt Vernon ave. one block
south of Monroe ave. bus stop 5 rooms,
bath, large back yards. insulated, furred
walls. recessed radiation. full cellar. oil
heat. manv other attractive features. In
spect sample house afternoon and evenings
or call.
c. M. PLUNKERT d CO..
Thomas Circle Natl O652
Evening star., 1939-10-07

BUSINESS LOTS So 600 TO $4,000 GA
ave, near center of Sill. Sp COFFMAN
REALTY CO.. Shep. 4123. Eve, Shep. 1928.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV. NEAR Gov
eminent bldgs. and large apts.: brick store
with fat above: garage. wide alley en-
trance. Owner leaving city. Only Sl1 500.
| A. M ROTH
9l6 Woodward Bldg Natl 1888
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-14
stuffed Avocado Salad

Stuffed Avocado Salad 4 peeled avocado halves
 Lemon juice
 Salt
 2-3 cup cottage cheese 2 teaspoons finely cut green onion
 Paprika
 Lemon or endive for garnish
 French dressing or mayonnaise Scoop out a portion of avocado centers, leaving sides whole. Sprinkle halves inside and out with lemon juice and salt. Mash or dice scooped out portion, combine with cheese, onion, and salt to taste, and blend well; use to refill centers of avocado halves. Sprinkle tops with paprika and press two halves together. Wrap in wax paper and chill thoroughly. Slice in rounds and serve on gar- nisted salad plates. Serve French dressing separately. Serves 4 to 6.
 Orange Chippon Pie 2 tablespoons gelatine 3 cups orange juice 3-4 cup sugar
 pinch salt
 3-4-1 1-2 teaspoons grated orange
 rind
 ' tablespoons lemon juice 11-2 cups whipping cream l baked butter crust Soak gelatine in Ia cup of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-14

sert that is attractive, economical. delicious and just the thing for those children who refuse to drink their daily supply of milk.
 Chocolate Sundae Rennet custard 1 pint milk (not canned or soft
 curd)
 package vanilla rennet powder 4 cup shaved milk chocolate
 Whipped cream
 Set out 4 or 5 dessert glasses. Warm milk slowly, stirring con- stantly, until LUKEWARM = not hot. Test a drop on inside of wrist frequently. When COMFORTABLE WARM - 120' F., immediately re- move from stove. Stir rennet powder into milk briskly until dis solved-not more than one minute. Pour at once, while still liquid, into dessert glasses. Do not remove glasses until firm, about 10 minutes. Then chill in ice box. Just before serving, sprinkle shaw ed milk chocolate over the surface of each rennet custard, and top with spoonful of whipped cream.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-14

cake, he will relish fruit fritters for a change. And they are much easier to make, if you mind baking. Pineapple, banana, apple, apricot fritters or fritters made with a number of mixed fruits take your choice. The manner of their making is just about the same so far as the foundation batter is con- cerned. Here is an excellent re- cipe:
 Fritter Batter
 Separate two eggs and slightly beat the yolks; stir one saltspoon of salt into the yolks and slowly add one tablespoon of melted but ter or olive oil, then one tablespoon of brandy and one teaspoon of su- gar. When well blended, add slow ly one cupful of flour and half cup of cold water. Beat well and set
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-14

We all expect surprise dishes during cold weather when 1t is really a pleasure to butter in the kitchen.
 As the weather gets warmer, however, there is a tendency to lessen kitchen labor. Surprise dishes, elaborate dishes and new dishes disappear. Before we know 1t we find ourselves courting deli catessen lunches and cold snacks.
 It is not necessary to be so hard on the warm weather meal. Avoid elaborate hot dishes and three layer cakes if you wish, but sub stitute simple salads and desserts that will grace the table as inn pressively as the Thanksgiving turkey.
 The dessert pictured above is one of many that may be used as spring or summer surprise. It calls for but four ingredients. No eggs are needed. No baking or boiling. Prepare in the cool of the morning. Add the topping just before serving, You'll have des-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-14

aside for two hours or longer. When ready for use, fold in the beaten whites of the two eggs. The batter should be very thick, so that it will completely coat the fruit it is jn- tended to cover. If not soft enough, add the white of another egg.
 Sliced oranges may be rolled in powdered sugar and quickly dipped in the batter then fried to delicate brown, the same as apple or peach fritters. Mixed fruits cut in pieces and added to the batter make de- licious fritters when dropped inte the hot fat. Any combination .oi fruits, or canned fruitsalad drained of juice may be used.
 Fruit fritters are incest .wneI drained on brown paper, dusteo with a sauce that is favored with brandy CT sherry.