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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
British Seek
Ports
Aid of United States
and Canada Asked in
Securing Use of Ports
In Ireland.

London, Feb. 2l.- (AP) Tn,
British government is seeking the aid
of the United States and Canada TO
gain the use OF Irish ports ON tn"
ground that a German dominated
Ireland would constitute a definite
threat to their interests in the Al
lantic, an unusually reliable source
said today.
This source asserted that despite
Prime Minister cannon dc Valera,
inSistCNCe on absolute neutrality for
ireland there were almost con
tnuous discussions" regarding IriSh
ports which Britain says She needs
to counter German aerial and sub
marine attacks on her shipping.
It Vas said there was a movement
TO get the United States and Canada
to take d lead in these discussions.
The feeling here" this source
said, is that Ireland is a potential
enemy base in the Atlantic which Is
lust as much a problem from a long
range viewpoint to the United States
and Canada as it is Immediately to
Britain.'
1t was reported that at the insiS-
tence Of Britain, de Velcra already
had been given an unofficial Amer
lCan animation that there is cOnSld-
cradle sentiment in the United States
that if the British need Irish bases
they should have them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walton !Iotel
Ey LYNN NISBET

Eal2.gh, Feb. 2l.-With most of
tnp be agcncies such as public
schools and roads yet to be heard
From. the joint appropriations COM
mittoc has approved expenditures
for the next bienniun Of approx
mately one million, three hundred
thousand dollars above budget com
mission recommendations.
There is little doubt in the minds
of the most conservative that large
additions will be made to the pubic
schools for vocational education, anC
reither the twelfth grade nor the
ninth increment. both of which nave
fair chances of getting all 1t takes
to make them effective, was con-
templated in the budget report.
There is evidence. too. IN loprV
conversations that secondary roads
are going to get more favorable at
,ention from the committee than they
cot from the budget fixing gentle
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21

Bill Bars
MCGOWAN of Fender
Offers Bill to Provide
Referendum in Mo-
vembcr on Question of
Return 10 Prohibition;
Other News.

PoIpiab EaJ 81 (ApN IN, I,n,,
r,.n,tcra 1il 20 orovidc = s,a+euide
rcferand,no IN Nnyonbor nn tbn
(,,ee,inn of rot,,n ~ ,h .al,,tc ,rn.
ribi1jon exccpt fnr mcdirina1 linl,o,
v.as in tbn Hn,,sc ,nd,v
bv nrcs,ntat McCou,,n of pen-
Cer col,ntv
uo ac~o1oao,io Il with hill
which. if enacted into law vou;d
nrohibit tbe TRANSPORTATION of anv
aDcoboljc beverapeS in c~ontradictioH
With the fodn,.ai constitution and
I~oai~lator. said fhat would rcnpal tbo
~ npyo,ittfno residents of dr.,
rolntics ~ +ransnort M 10 foIH.
cy9rts of ARC 1inI1o, home
The hin nro,,ides for denositories
wise f. finnish lio1,or AT cns1 IN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
Nazis And
Britain Send
New Forces
Arrival of Anthony
Eden and General
Dill in Egypt Leads 10
Speculation of Furth-
err British Assistance
For Greece,

CBy The A., ucla-cd Prc,-1
Columns OF German motorized
troops many mrjea long ae}" report
d rolling south through Rt4ua#sa
toward tn" Danube river fr0nno.
with Bulgaria today as Britain pct
aerial rcIntorCencnt5 u Greece
against an expected naII mEoslDn 81.
the Aegean Kingdom.
Fast Moves Feared.
In Washington, Chairman Ge-Ggc,
Democrat, Georgia, of the Senate for
cIgn relations committee, an intimate
friend OF Secretary of State HUI,
declared.
Germany is preparing to move
very fast. | think there VIII Toe trc-
mendous developments within the
L"Xt ten days.
Eden In Egypt.
Attention was focused on the ae-
rival in Egypt Of British Foreign So
rotary Anthony Eden and the chez
of the imperial general staff. Cen
cral Sir John Dill.
Speculation arose in some quar-
tiers that Eden and Dill may diver.
some Of Britain's North African
troops to support Greece against
razi invasion.
Cairo reports said Britain ha3
given Greece every assurance TINT
She is capable of throwing large
numbers OF troops into the Balkan
conflict.
Already Britain was reported Il
be moving additional air force units
10 Africa, Greece and the Far 10
To ~rn1IntaC (,nIhl1S aerial a..tg.4Ns
10 Italy and asserted Japanese
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
Referendum Bill Introduced
Greeks Send
For Planes

Washington, Feb. 2l.-(AP)-The
Greek government. it was learned
today, has made d second urgent APP
peal to the United States for help
particularly for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
it is too late
The result has been to start dc
Tense officials on j fresh canvas of
available supplies in search Of air
craft that al be spared to ~reinforca
the Greeks in their struggle with the
Italians.
Grcece's renewed plea t + the as
slStance promised by President Roose-
Welt some time ago reached here dur
ing the last several du"S. 1t arrived
Just before the signing this week of
the Acknowledgements uon-aggression
pact which may alter the Balkan
status quo and exert d decisive eff
feet on the military and political
future Of Greece.
The Greek minister conferred with
Undorsecrctary OF State Welles yes
day but both refrained from state
ments On their talk. It was reported
however. that they had discussed
Greece's situation in the light of
most recent developments.
The problem of finding planes for
Greece is admittedly bcset with diff
iicultics, for aircraft factories al
ready are loaded with orders for the
Army, Navy, Britain and China.
The question, however, was under
stood to be under study.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
Cucumber
Growers Face


Raleigh, Feb, 2l.-(Ap) Charles
+. Gates OF Falaon, a pickle manu-
I~ucturer and member Of the State
Board Of Agriculture, sad today that
truck farmers OF II eastern North
counties should be warned
that the AAA limits their committees
have approved for cucumbers is
causing a spread CT cucumber pro-
auction on d commercial basis.
In other commercial cucumber pro-
ducing areas the AAA committees
usually exempt Cucumbcrs from The
truck limitations.
Gates said he Vas talking I'm the
interest Of the farmer, not DIS q self
.sh pickle man.
AS a direct result Of the AAA
limit Of three acres of cucumberS
to the farm IN the II commercial
truck counties, Gates said, n pickle
plant has moved part of its equip
Continued on Page Fivel
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
BY ROGER W. BARSO\
Copyright 1871, Publishers FinanciaI
Rurpan Inc.

Babson Park, Fla, Feb, 2l.-l wish
that readers Of my column-and
this includes some of my Republic
can friends-Would quit writing me
about good old 1929" Ninety per-
cent of our businessmen. bankers,
and investors a make a better
record in l94l if they first will take
a damp cloth and wipe 1929 from
the blackboard of memory. Ninety
percent of our employees, too, can
add to their welfare this year If
they will quit hankering for the
grand old times. Let us debunk the
myth that the 1929 era was an eco
monte heaven on earth, instead OF
just the opposite, That bedtil.-c story
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
Brooks, Gillette
Fight Aid Measure
Warplanes
Fly Pacific

Washington, FeD. 2l.-(AP)-The
British embassy announced today
that ''aircraft are being flown to its
forces in the Far East from the west
coast Of the United States.
Although indicating hal p Wcrtul
bomber reinforcements were being
sent to the British al Singapore, the
enemy declined to give any further
details.
We can say nothing about the
numbers, types OF routes Of these
airCraft', an official said.
The embassy statement followed
reports that Consolidated and Lock
heed brmbcrs were being flown from
San Diego to Singapore Via Hawai-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
Appropriations Expected To
Exceed Recommendation
But Not Unbalance Budget

men.
These tWo items Of schools and
roads add up to a lot OF money Eek
act figures are not available or mn
povtant for general understanding,
but prominent members Of the APP
propriations committee estimate that
when the bill is finally reported out
to the floor, it will carry total APP
preparations of from two and a half
to three million dollars above the
amounts recommended by the budget
commission.
This prediction is supported by the
apparent trend in the committee,
Within the past week not q single
request for additional money has
been given a flat negative answer
Some items have been reduced, and
in one instance Claw enforcement Of
ljcers fund.- the committee reversed
its vote of approval, But in that case
a subcommittee was appointed to re-
port back to the big group. There has
Continued on Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
Senatorial
Redistricting
Bill Fought

Raleigh, Feb. 2l.-lApD-Lcg:s!a-
tors presented numerous objections
today to a bill t" reapportIon state
senatorial representation and sh1nt-
cd it to a subcommittee for study
after Senator Sanders OF AlamanCc
had commented n see now we might
as we'll tear the bill up.
Amendments given to the SuD-COnI-
mittee in writing proposed: to make
the third district consist OF North
ampton, Halifax and Edgecombe
counties, electlng two senators; with
the fourth being Vance and Warren
with one senator, offered by Senator
White OF Vance.
Much of the discussion conferred
Continued un f"t. "'vrt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
Forget 1920 And Make
Hay ~ Is Babson' Advice

is dangerous fiction because the fake
glamour Of 1929 still tempts some
of us to undcrra1c the expanding
possibilities of 1871 and to over
discount its potential opportunities.
1t is we'll to be realistS, and today
that means to be optjmiSts,
Rip Van Wrinkle in Reverse.
Supposed that some of these people
who are ~neglecting l94l in futile
yearning for the good old days.
could get their wish and wake up
back in 1929. Their first feeling
would be that the country had been
blasted by a bomb raid. Hundreds of
miles of today's sleek highways
would be reduced TO their original
rocks or rutted mud. Every 1929
Continued Oh PAGE FlVe)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
R. G.. Gives
Red Cross Reports
Total in Money and
Supplies Furnished So
Far In War.

Washington, Feb. 2l.-(AP)-The
American Red Cross-"the greatest
mother of them all'-reportod today
II mad furnished S19,496, sos in money
land supplies to relief suffering
abroad in the first year and a half
OF the war.
hundreds of thousands of Amerl-
oaIl women have shared in hnlt1lns
carloads of sweaters. Tens OF NIL
IONS OF surgical dressings have been
sent TO the wal zones. Two charter
Gu SHIPS have braved mlne-streWn
waters to deliver cargOes OF o
''olhlng and medicines. Night and
Continued on Page FiNe).
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
KING ALFONSO XIII
IS CRITICALLY ILL

Rome, Feb. 2l.-iAPb-DOc-
tors described the condition of
King Alfonso XIII of Spain as
grave today. Ehey said he spent
a restless night during which he
suffered another heart attack.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
WEATHER

GENERALLY taIr, continued cold
tonight and Saturday.
Extended weather forecast
from 40 p. M. Feb. p to 1870
d. M. Feb. 26-Temperature be-
low normal, much below normal
northern sections first part;
moderate rain southern section
by middle or latter part Of pc
riod.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21

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tCOntinned on p1o" h'"r"'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Tanta|izing Creole Sauce
A Favorite Of Epicures

FROM THE deep South,
where il was first concocted, the
fame of creole sauce has Travelled
to the North. the East and West.
The tantalizing, well-seasoned
goodness of this tomato sauce
makes it a popular service every
where with a wide variety of
different dishes.
Its piquancy is particularly
well adapted to service with deli
cately favored foods, in which
class stand virtually all sea foods.
Salmon, among the most popular
and most generally available sea
foods, is no exception.
Salmon outlets featuring
cooked salmon with eggs, bread
or cracker crumbs or other well
chosen seasonings, make a fes-
tive company entree for Winter
evenings-and they are eSpe-
cially good when topped off with
creole sauce.
Recipe for outlets and for the
creole sauce to accompany them
follow:
Salmon Outlets
! pound salmon, cooked or
canned
! egg, separated
d cup thick white sauce
y teaspoon salt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
A New Version of Baked Alaska

three-quarters of an inch in
thickness. Fill with ice cream
and sprinkle half a cup of
sliced nuts over the ice cream.
Cover with meringue made by
beating egg whites stiff and
adding salt, sugar and vanilla.
Sprinkle remaining nuts over
top. Bake in a hot oven (450
degrees) until light brown which
should not take longer than five
minutes. Serve at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
FUN TO SING COWBOY DITTIES

Nothing like real cowboy 10 warm YOU up after
frol beezes How grand those western ditteS
you're hawng round the e and now me gang
will love singing an old The Cowboy The
goes:
"All day the prairie in the saddle / ride,
ever a dog, boys 10 rot by my side
fire kinde with chips gathered round
And boil my coffee without being ground
And those pante the cowboys dote singng-havent
YOU often radio wished could sing Them
Open your songbooks TO this odtmer Bury Me Not on
he Lone Prairie and really let yourself go.
Let my deathsumber be where my mothers prayer
And will mngle there;
friends and weep Ger me;
o bury the lone prairie
These songs well others you'll want TO sing
edition of 40page songbook
WESTERN HEART TROBS His words melodies piano accom-
dttieS Includes
Cit Along Dogies Il Ride Old Paint and more TO
keep you happily singing many an evening
Send FIFTEEN this booklet to The Detroit
Times Home Institute Detroit Mich Please
plainly your address and title of booklet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

A WELL sauced fish cocktail
is a delightful beginning for a
dinner party, and is surprisingly
simple TO prepare. Combine l
tablespoon evaporated horse
radish with 2 tablespoons cold
water and let stand 10 minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

FOR A real treat, try Brazil
ian Baked Alaska. 1t is made
with one pint of ice cream,
one sponge cake, three-fourths
cup sliced Brazil nuts, three
egg whites, salt, three table
spoons sugar, one teaspoon
vanilla.
Remove center from top of
cake. leaving a shell at least
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

Dash of pepper
IL cups dry bread crumbs
Flour
p tablespoons pickle relish
Flake salmon and combine
with egg yolks and white sauce.
Add seasonings, chopped pickle
and half the bread crumbs.
Shape into outlets. Roll first in
flour, then dip in egg white and
finally in remaining bre a d
crumbs. Fry in semi-deep fat
until outlets are golden brown.
Serve on parsley bed garnished
with lemon slices.
Creole Sauce
l small onion. sliced
u cup green pepper, cut fine
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
l tablespoon sugar
y teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon pepper
2 cups tomatoes, cooked or
canned
] tablespoon lemon juice
Simmer onion and green pep
per in butter for 3 minutes. Stir
in flour, sugar, salt and pepper
Add tomatoes. Cook slowly,
stirring constantly until smooth
and thick. Add lemon juice,
Serve hot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Here's Tangy Seafood Cocktail

Add u cup tomato catsup. ?
tablespoons chill sauce. 2 table
spoons lemon juice, and II tea
spoon salt. Blend thoroughly
and chill. Serve over sea food,
such as shrimp, or fish cakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

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La gaceta., 1941-09-30
Los Dedaes

Una informalai6n publicada
por. un peri6Gieo, hace algdn
tempo decfa que los holandeses
~inventaron el dedal, en- 1890. Els
tie es I'm error comdn que COM
parten mrchas personas. Thor
old Rogers, en- su libro Historic
de la Agriculture y Precios en-
Inglaterra, menciona una doce-
ma de precios a que Sc cotizaban
los dedales en- ell ano 1494,
FL precio promedio era de A
chelines. Shakespeare tambi6I
Ihabla de los dedales. Otros au-
torres, incluyendo a Edward Pea
cock, Green que los dedales son
tan antiques como Ia humani-
dad y son prehist6ricos. Ell nom
'bre dedal Sc deriva del hecho de
que originalmente 80 useban en-
Ell dedO gordo 0 pulgar, que en-
ingles Sc Hama "thumble'.
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
lei frente moral q los
p~eIuqueroS!

Ell fDeutsche Allgemeine lei
tung'' llama la atenci6n de Ia
poSici6n importante que los pc
luqueros ocupan en- ell manteni-
miento de la moral en- ell pals y
lice: LAS peluquerfas son Ell 81
ito favorito para la conversal
zion Y ell chismeo. AL barbero
re lie confian muchas wees las
1uejas personales asi como las
preocupaciones y disgustos. La
manera con que este recibe ta-
les confidencias no debe menos-
prciarse. Tiene, pues, gran sig
nificancia ell hecho de que a los
barberos de Berlin Sc les ha
hecho patente y recordado ia
importancia de esq gran res
ponsabilidad humana'.
Hablando del mismo a),untc
de la moral p1blica, Ell "Konigs.
berger Allgemeine Zeitung'' es
cribe: "INo ha tenide siempr'
raz6n Ell Fuehrer? La confian
"a ciega en- ellos pues justifica
da. Rechazad los chismes sin es
cr1pulos!"
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
DEMANDA CONTRA LA
JUNTA DE IMPUESTOS

Ell condestable Graves hstaT
hleci6 aver una demanda, en- la
corte del circuito, contra la Jun
"a de Presupuestos del condado.
Sc hasa ell escrito en- una ley
4ue crea dos puestos de diputa-
dos condestables y aumenta los
gastos desde $4,000 a $11,70O.
Aprobaron esa ley, en- la pasa
da legislatura, eli senador Pat
Whitaker y los representatives
Sheldon y Mcdonald,
Estima la Junta que la crea-
ci6n de esos puestos, utilizados
para MAJ iobras politicas, es in
necesaria y costosa,
La gaceta., 1941-09-30

gel aptOmtvil de Cruz, sino que
cobardemente mantuyo Il. mar
cha, desapareciendo.
Cruz, sin que nadie puede ex
piicarse como puldo hacerlo, hi
70 retroceder- su coche unos 30
pies, acompanado de su esposa
recogi6 su brazo, que habia
quedado tiyado en- la carretera.
Luego esper6 a que un autom6
vii lie recCgiera. Varios autom6
viles pasaron y no lie socorrie-
ron. Entonces Lego uno en- ell
que viajaoan varias senoras y
ls ayudaron, 9onduci6ldClo a
un hospital.
HoN ard Gauge, de 20 amos,
que acompanaba a Sylvester,
fue condenado a tres meses, por
cuanto tambien Sc march6 del
lugar del accidente.
Los dos jOvencitos abandona-
ron Ell coche y huyeron, siendo
mas tarde detenidos e ideptifi-
cadoS,
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
I'll Lm0n

Cuando nos afanamos en- bus
car medicines costoSas que nos
aiivien peque1oa males Que 20.
go tenemos EN- cuenta a la ma
DIRE Naturaleza, a la pr6diga ma
Dire Naturaleza, que ha provei-
do con una generosidad sin IL
mites a todas las necesidades
de sus hijos. Asf en- ell hm6n,
por ejemplo, tenemos un regalo
que ella nos ha hecho. Una frur
ia de olor agradable de SAILOR
excelente v de mIltiples usos
medicinales.
Ell jugo de UNI lim6n, en- me-
do vase de aqua, bebido en- ayu-
mas, sirve para combatir el reu-
ma, las fiebres intfedciosas, 81
e~strehimiento, y da a los ojos
brillo y limpieza extremes.
Jugo de lim6n y nacar legiti-
ma, en- maceracion durante va
rios dias, forman una pasta II
gera que es eNcelente para Ell
cults eStropeado (manchas, ci-
catrices).
Limonada taliente es ell me-
Tor remedio contra los resfria-
dos que empiezan.
Jugo de lim6n y cafe caliente
alivia los dolores y espasmos del
est6mago, contiene los v6mitos
Y Sc recomienda en- casos de des
mayos, Observation-Disclosures y de-
oilidad general.
Para la ronquera, bien sea
de catarro o cansancio, Sc reco-
mienda una clara de huevo BATH
da y Ell jugo de I'm lim6n, toma-
do en- cucharaditas cada media
bora.
Para la cicatrizaci6n de las
llagas rebeldes, ell empleo de-
lim6n en- soluciones acuosas a.
20 por ciento y mediante com
presas, da, resultados magni-
ficos.
Para Ell cabello, mezclado en-
aqua Gun litro para Ell jugo d.
un hm6n) asegura suavidad y
brillo e impide su caida.
En- las operaciones de mani.
cure, ell lim6n es de gran utili'
dad para endurecer las uiias
limpiarlas, deshacer Eos pelle'
jitos del horde, y dar a las ma
nos la suavidad y blancura de-
seadas.
Y para teHminar esta peque-
ma apologize del lim6n daremos
I'm metodo POGO conocido de
conservar los limones: Sc man.
tienen en- aqua fresca que Sc re
novara con f~recuencia. Madu-
ran bien, resultan de excelente
calidad y Sc conservan mas item
pO.
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
DIvoRcIos

Decretos: Ruth G. Robinson
contra Perry T. Robinson.
Nuevas Demands: Felix Do
mfnguez CONTRA Amanda DO-
mfnguez; Irma Cecilia Martin
contra Mark L. Martin.
MATRIMO NIOS
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
HITLER Y STS CRINElVES

prensa Y de Ia radio griega ha
sido puesto bajo.l las 6rdenes del
Primer Ministro.
Un aviso final ma sido radia-
10 a Ia poblaci6n griega sobre
las luces dejadas a prop6sito du
ramte las horas del "apagon".
Ell n1mero de folletos ilfcitos va
en- aumento, asi como coplas an
t~i-alemanas y los pequeiios hur-
tos a los soldados alemanes.
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
LA oINICA DENTAL PARA
NTSOS

LIZ Clinica Denial para los nj.
nos cue agisten a las esoue.as
Sc irauglr6 aver, en- Tampa, o.
10 los &uspicios del club Tamp
Pilc.o, in,agrado por sehoras Y
senoritas.
Varies dentistas r%ecorren ya
las escuelas Y hab!an a los nj
nos.
Cuenta el progrsma especial
con el apoyo del DIR, R. l.. Cart
err, supervisor de escualas.
Preside el Club Photo la Sra
Irene Grant y preside Ell Comite
de la camapaha Ia Sra. Bruce
Campbell.
La gaceta., 1941-09-30

Delio Pulido, "a y JosefinR
Salemi, 10; James E. flaming,
20, y Margaret Martin, 2O;
Lloyd Priest, 81, y Ethel Ad-
kins, 10; Sergio Valdes, %, y
Olga Llaneza, 81 Luis O'Barrr
%, y Gertrudis D~odifford, %
Jesse Thompson, 80, y Mabel
Sutton, 20; Thomas N. CHS
we'll, 60, y Ethel Mae Skillman,
AZ; James Evans Carter, 81, y
Estelle Hyde, 81.
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
R DE 10 CRIMINAL
lie Arronc6 Ell brczO

I'm joven de 81 amos, Sammy
Sylvester, que guiando descuit
dadamente su coche lie arranc6
Ell brazo izquierdo al estimado
ciudadano Ernesto V. Cruz, de
SO ahos, fue aver condenade,
por Ell juez Hines, a seis meses
de carcel. No solo lie arranc6 Ell
Ibrazo, al chocar con Ell costado
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
los aoLDADOS RUSCG.~-
(VYeue de d Ia. pdg.l

rrarlo. VcnPapen qiatic6 aver,
-rsnte c3rca dc una nora, col
c ministrc Saracogiu. S&basa
lue los s.emal.es no romperan
IS negoc;aociones con los tur-
IS, aunque no logren 10 que pi-
den.
A los delegados de Inglate-
ira y Estados Unidos Sc les ha
informado va sobre 10 que Ru-
ia ha menester para acrecen-
TAR su resistencia e inmovilizar
al enemigo.
La gaceta., 1941-09-30
Langosta CON Chocolate

Sc tcma una langosta que no
sea demasiado grande, pues
siempre las medianas son mas
tiernas y la masa de meior sa-
Dor. Sc salcocha. Sc separa la
masa de la concha. Sc lie quita
EMBELLISHMENTS ell cristall Sc
corta en- pedazos y Sc pone a CO.
char en- una cazuela de tapa,
con una tacita de buen vino Je-
rez, una cebolla picadita, pere-