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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09

prakticne manifestacije "Zanat-
skoga Suvereniteta", to Sc cd ne
koliko sedmica nalazi ma sram-
nom stubu f | a d e | fl s k o G
Strait Pivar i, slovoslagari
- da ne govorimo njihovim
zanatskim suverenima" = svi u
savezu sa tramvajskim radnicima,
dezertirahu svoje saveznike;
Jos gore, Tim Hea]y-evi radnici
elektricnog zavoda ljudi koji ne
posredno uGestvuju prevoznoj
proizvodnji, ostase ma poslu, snab-
devajuci pogonsku snagu straj-
kolomskim motormanima konduk-
torima da teraju tramvaje. Ako Il
slucaju pivara i slovoslagara be-
Sc duboka osuda zbog dezertiranJa,
u slucaju radnika elektricnog "a
voda bese jos dublja osuda zbog
izdaje iznutra. Filadelfijski gene
ralni strajk, koii tex ponavlja "a
lostan PRIOR zajednicki svima
strajkovima bilo koje velicine, da
Sc ne kaze nista sramnim prizo-
rima odigravanim redovnoscu sa-
ia ma konvencijama A. F. R., gde
citave grupe delegate osudjuju je-
dan drugog kao "skebove', postav-
(Nastavak ma A. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09
Sva reakciia "a attSve-SlavenStv0''.

piracima raspadajuceg kapitaliz
ma.
Ali dijamant radnickog pokreta
estate dijamant u sredini njave-
&c vatre kapitalisticke krvave kri-
re. l sreca je sto radnicka klasa Il
svojoj sredini ina tai dijamant.
Samo ona treba da sto pre- u We
Gem broju pomogne MENU da sto
wise sjaji | da njegovu revolucio-
narnu svetlost mogu videti u svom
sjajaju svi radnici owe Zemlje jer
samo on pokazuje put izbavlJanJa
cove6anstva cd postojeceg zla i
svog preteceg zla koji ce zateCi
sve mas ako sto pre- americka rad
nicka klasa, po ucenju S. L. P, ne
obori kapitalizam.
Medju jugoslavenskim delom a.
meriGke radnicke klase, kao Sto So
vidi, deistvuju svoju sovinisticku
propaganda sire sve druge organi-
zacije. Oni udaraju ma zicu starog
otrcanog burzoaskog patriotizma.
Oni drze da ce tako moci lakSe u
loviti iugcslavenske radnike. Sa-
mo Jugoslavenska Federacija Soci-
jalisticke Radnicke Partije mediu
nasim radnicima siri marksistic-
ku nauku oslobodjenja radnicke
klase. Samo ona napada politicku
drzavu kapitalizma, bez pitanja
koliki "veliki demokrata' sedio
ma njenoj predsedniekoj stolici!
Samo ona uci nase radnike da rad
nicka klasa nema nj stare nj move
domovine, nego da SUI svi naJamnl
radnici, kao sto behu Marx /
Engles, De Leon i Lenin, gradjani
sveta. | nasa Federaciia jasno /
glasno ustaje protiv unapred IL
razenih sovinistickih ciljeva tog
kongresa, jer Sc on ne saliva in
teresu vec protiv interesa radnic-
ke klase.
Ma mesto sovinistickih kongre-
sa, kao sto &c biti tai "Sve slaven-
ski americki kongres," klasnosves-
nj radnici trebaju da rade da Sc O.
drzi jedan svezemaljski kongres
americkih radnika ma kojem da Sc
usvoje sredstva, taktika cilj So
cijalistickog Junionizma - plan
buduceg drustva Socijalistieke In
dustriialne Republic Rada; da Sc
proglasi smrt kapitalizma, da Sc
ponovo ma veeem kanraru sa We
eim poznavanjem uspostavi orga-
nizacija kakva bese originaina l.
w. w. Ma nasoj strani, iako smo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09


kapitalisticke politike glavnog od-
bora H. B. T., jer ovako Narodni
Glasnik preporucuje te odluke:
"Napred brace sestre, sprove-
dino dobre odluke Glavnog Od
bora HBZ u zivot." - te "dobre'
sovinisticke odluke!
IL svega ovoga rrozemo zabele-
ziti sledece:
% Valjda nisu n k a d a
prikriveni otvoreni neprijatelli
radniCke klase ovako stajali da "a
jedniGki zavedu americku radnicku
klasu. | nikada nisu oni svoje
protu-radnicke korake otvorenile
prikazivali kao sto in sd svojon
prevarantskom i fekerskom soli-
darnoscu otvoreno pokazuju da in
radnici trebaju lako videti.
(2) Kada Sc nepriIa,elji mogu
sprijateljiti II sredini kapitaliz-
ma koji preti da ce Geo ljudski
svet unistiti, tada to znaci da oni
risu bill neprijatelji jednih drugih
nepo SUI uvek bill u suStini nepri-
iatelji radnicke klase.
Kazu da Sc samo Il velikoj vat
ri moze videti pravi dijamant, jer
sve druge initacije tope Sc u toj
velikoj vatri. Kapitalizam prola-
ri kroz svoju smrtnu krizu. Krv
lie ma sve strane da bi Sc mogao
zivotu odrzati. Ali to nije krv
njegove privilegisane plutokratske
klase koju on LIE, nego je to krv
klase koju on neprestano gnjeci.
Ta klasa je moderno radnicka
klasa. Da Sc ona ujedlni pravilno
po ueenju marksisticke nauke ne
pomirljive klasne borbe, ona bi
sa nezamisljenom lakoeom mogla
gurnuti truli kapitalizam njegov
hladan grob kojeg je istorija davno
otkopala jedva ceka da tn strvi-
nu sa crnom zemljom pokrije. ia
radnieka klasa ne pokazuje zna-
ke koji Sc dopadaju burzoaziji.
Prva Sc protivi ulasku owe zemlje
rat, poslednja Sc ne moze uz-
drzati cd ulaska u rat. To je opas-
no stanje. Zbog toga, jer Sc kapi-
talizam nalazi u ocajnom stanju,
njegovoj vatri Sc rastopise sve
imitacije pravog radniekog pok-
reta, i, eto, sada vidimo gde Sc
(pseudokomunisti) grle sa svojim
toboznjim neprijateljima, Butkovi-
Gina sa drugim otvorenim podu-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09

Sve reakcionarne organiZacije,
ukljucujuei pseudokomuniste, da-
lie su Sc ma posao da Sc odrzi "Sve-
slavenski americki kongres" u
Pittsburgh, Pa, 21. novembra.
Medju tim sovinistickim organiza-
ciiama Sc nalazi Hrvatska Brat
ska Zajednica, odnosno njena u
prava, jer je njen predsednik l..
D. Butkovic, svojoj redovnoj
rubrici Zajednicara posvetio tom
kongresu veliku paznM. l rece:
Moju preporuku, da Sc u ime
Glavnog Odbora organizacije
pozdravi odobri saziv Kongresa
[sve- slavenskogl, jeste Glavni
Odbor jednoglasno odobrio "a
kljucio 49,. Svi nasi odsjeci ina
du pravo kao i sva druga hrvat-
ska drustva, da biraju svoje dele
gate izasalju in ma kongres. "
A tai &c sve-slavenski kongres
biti, veli Butkovic:
"..... nasa sveopca manifesto
ella nase lojalnost nasoj novoj
domovini, njezinoj vladi velikom
demokratu, Predsjedniku Sjedinje-
nih Drzava, Rooseveltu."
Ovde mozemo ukratko primetiti
U ovoj "nasoj novoj domovini''
jedna trecina stanovnistva pat
od nepodnosljive gladi opstih te-
gcba sredini najveceg izobilja
sto ga je lujdstvo ikada videlo; u
kojoj 80 po sto tegle drevno stva-
rajuci svo ogromno drustveno bo-
gatstvo, samo da bi Sc odrzali u
raskosu malobrojni ali najhalapli-
viii paraziti - plutokrati. A ME
ma vlada kao njen Predsednik
sluze interesima te parazitske
plutokratije. Etc, takva je ia ina
sa" odnosno Butkoviceva nova
domovina"!
Tako Butkovic, predsednik Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice, koja sc
sastoji u glavnon,e cd elanova rad
niGke .klase, propagira kapitalis-
t;tku politiku koja Sc protivi ma
terijahnim i swim drugim interest
ma radnicke klase, kao interest
ma radnika-clanova H. B. z. U ovo-
me on Sc nj malo ne razlikuje cd
fekera koji stalno zavode radnike
postojecih junija sa kapitalistic-
kom politikom.
A da sc nj pseudokemunisti nj
malo ne razlikuju cd Butkoviea
i ostalih agenata plutokratije
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09

sada malobrojni, stoji istorija, sto
il progress. Ma njihovoj strani
stoji razbojnicki kapital i sva ME
gova neopisiva korupcija. Udara-
jamo protiv te ujedinjene reakcije
sa swim nasim umerenim silama,
jer cemo samo tako moci ispod MI
hovog otrovnog upliva istrgnuti
one radnike koji Sc daju zbog
nepoznavanja zavoditi. Doslo je
vreme da je mnogo lakse oboriti
staru trulu kucu nego je krpiti;
lakse je novu sagraditi. Neka Sc
sovinisti pokazuju mpogobrojni,
mas rad vreme &c IL njihovih
grabezljivih ruku istrgnuti tai
njihov broj onda &c oni ostati
kapitalisticki porucnici bez vojske.
Napred drugovi radnici radni-
ce! U koliko Sc wise ujedinjuje re-
akcija, toliko wise Sc mama da-
je znak da je vreme da cd sebe da-
mo sve sto imamo jer izgleda da
su zaista dani kapitalizma izbro-
jani. Radimo tako pa &c mas isto-
RIA progress obilno nagraditi ka-
da Sc jednom drustvo resi- ovog po-
slednjeg predstavnika vladavine
privatne svojine.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-10-09
Kroz Partju / Federaciju.

Ogranak Milwaukee proslavice
25. godisnjicu svoga opstanka
nedelju 8. novembra. Proslava &c
Sc obaviti sa javnom skupstinom
i banketom. Ia govornika ma skup-
stint i banketu, Ogranak je ira
zio druga L. Stefanovica iz Akro-
ma, O.
Slaviti cetvrt stoleca revolucio-
narnog rada, kakvog je obavio mas
Ogranak Milwaukee Ma prosvetno-
agitacionom polju, jeste cd neiz-
merne vaznosti kako "a mas revo-
lucionarni pokret, tako i "a stvar
radnickog oslobodjenja. Ia oval
period vremena koliko je Ogranak
Milwaukee odrazao javnih skup-
stina, predavanja, skolskih caso-
va, zabava, vecerinki; koliko ie sa-
kupio pretplata ma nase organe,
prodao literature, izvrsio licne a.
gotacije; koliko je sakupio novca
"a nasu stampu, agitacione fondo-
We izborne fondove, da bi sve ovo
detaljno pobelezili, trebali bi ci-
tavu knjigu napisati.
Kroz oval period rada naseg O.
granka Milwaukee koliko Sc radni-
ka upoznalo sa programom SIP,
te koji su spodgotovljeni da uzmu
aktivnog uGesca u svome syoje
klase oslobodjenju, "a ovo bi tre-
balo mnogo pisanja i sabiranja.
Ogranak Milwaukee izradio je
jednu takvu prosvetno-agitacionu
masinu, razvijajuci i osposoblja-
vajuci svoje clanove "a dobre 60
vornike, predavace agitatore, kak-
vi Sc nespodgotovljavaju van re-
dova Socijalisticke Radnicke Par
tile. U toku Cd 25 godina on je ma
oruzavao svoje clanove sa Mark
sisticko Deleonistickom znanos-
Gu, koii su to svoje steceno zna-
ME u Ogranku prenasali i sirill
medju ostalim radnicima sa kojima
su dolazili u dodir. Oni su svesni
cinjenice, da samo ma oval nacin
mogu odgovoriti svojim zadatcima
da samo ma oval nacin mogu Sc
dostojno oduziti nasem pokretu,
koji in je tako duhovno uzdigao
do one visine, ma kojoj Sc oni danas
nalaze, kao i ostali cIanovi naseg
pokreta.
Oni su "a cetvrt stoleca svojim
odanim radon "a stvar radnickog
oslobodjenja zasluzili postovanje
cd naseg pokreta u opste i nase
Federacije posebice. l nasa Fede-
racija punim pravom moze reel,
da Sc ponosi sa takvom svojom
iedinicom, kakav je Ogranak Mil
waukee!
S Ovakim odanim i pozrtvova-
MIN radon Ogranak Milwaukee
stekao je veliko postovanje mediu
radnicima naseg jezika u svome
mestu. l kad god on priredi ma
kakvu aferu, radnici radnice Sc
odaZovu Il velikom broju, Ovo je
ookaz sistematskog planskog ra-
Ga na strani Ogranka Milwaukee,
jer kad ne bi bilo toga, nejgov rad
bi bio ograniceniji i skuceniji.
Prosle nedelje poslali smo ok
ruzno pismo il Nacionalnog Ureda
Ograncima clanovima vezi sa
Thanksgiving Bazarom' "a WEE
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SVETSKI RAT | SOVJETSKA RUSIJA.


eanovaz ratur rvanj mdjuu
posedi oHeene
cm la e paliv
Wade
turf u Ho mogue evecn broju
Podzb noe
st. Ave
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Prosle nedelje poslali smo ok
ruzno pismo liz Nacionalnog Ureda
Ograncima i clanovima u vezi sts
Thanksgiving Bazarom' "a WEE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Pattern 83S4-Fln to wear,
fun to mix with other clothes is
the two-piece dress that looks
like a suit. Make this trinity
tailored version. Short sleeves
are optional. Designed for
misses and women's sizes u.
IA. 10. Is. 20, so. 80, "a. So, 3S
and 40. Size is requires rs
yards 54-inch fabric.
Pattern 3383-Get the shirt
waister habit. it's becoming TO
the larger figure! This smart
frock has big pockets, tiny Shout
der Jokes. the casual details you
love. Designed for women's sizes
"a, 80. 3s. 40. AZ, a.. 4e and 4s.
Size SO requires AZ yards 80
inch fabric.
Pattern sS82-You can stitch
up this pretty frock in no time.
youTl need II on busy days. Add
the contrast collar and cuffs for
a dainty effect. the tie belt for
slim waist. Designed for misses
and women's sizes 16, 1s,, 20. -.
80, 3s, 40, AZ and a. Size 10
requires ga yards 35-inch fabric
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

sides, season to taste with salt
and pepper and either sliced
onions or garlic cloves TO tone
down the wild flavor. Remove
meat when Drowned and pack
into sterilized jars. Now make
brown gravy with drippings.
using flour and water No milk.
Pour hot gravy over meat in jars.
Fill 10 within n inch from top.
Seal loosely and process either in
oven or water bath.
Next winter when company
drops In and a hurry up meal Is
wanted. pop a span of biscuits or
other hot breads into oven and
while they are baking turn jar
of canned venison into skillet,
add milk-about cup-and
heat. Yum-mm,!
Mrs. Bessie ~. Hoffman.
Chico. California.
(Mrs. Hoffman. as far "a venison
IN concerned II In either a feast or
a famine" depending on a hunters
luck When venison Ii obtained IL n
usually in such q large quantity that
your recipe for canning u will prove
mighty useful.-The Editor)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
QUAHAUG FRITTERs

Dear Almanack:
May l share with you the fol-
lowing recipe which has been in
a Rhode Island family known for
their fine shore dinners.
2 cups ground quahaugs
! cup sour milk
! teaspoon soda
2 cups flour
2 eggs
Il teaspoon salt
Beat eggs lightly. add qua
haugs, sour milk and flour which
has been sifted and salt and soda
added TO II. Mix well and fry in
deep fat till nicely Drowned. drop
ping a teaspoonful at time. II
batter should be little too thick
II may be thinned down with the
juice left from the quahaugs.
Mrs. James Yesionowski,
Norwich. Conn.
1--WE are very grateful for these
old fashioned fritters. Mrs. Yesionow-
ski. We followed your directions
carefully and every one who sampled
delicious. Several women who sam
pied them for us wanted to know II
canned CLAIMS could be used because
many OF our readers are unable TO
get your delicious down East" qua
haugs Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Dear Almanack:

LfCAi
Some time ago. my sister who
lives in Cleveland. Ohio, sent me
one Of The American Weekly Al
manack pages with a good recipe
which she had tried and liked
very much. I was interested
in the paper, so tried to find
out how l could get one down
here In New Orleans. My hus-
band inquired at one of the news
stands and was successful in
purchasing one. Since then get
The American Weekly paper
regularly. with all the Almanack
recipes and hints. have made
two scrap books. In one paste
the hints. in the other the recipes.
I find them 80 helpful, especially
the recipes on how TO make
jellies, marmalades. etc. The
hints have also helped in saving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Dear Almanack:
This recipe Is easy on our badly
strained. stretched budget and Is
truly delicious and may be made
UP way ahead, similar to canning
II, when IL is plentiful and at its
peak of perfection.
A large glass covered dish or
crock may be packed and stored
way back in your refrigerator.
II will keep perfectly 4 weeks.
| have never been able TO hold II
back any longer than that, feel II
would keep fine much longer.
also use butterfish made by
the same recipe.
Do test II, for a delicious snack,
meal of for canapes.
Broil or fry 8 to IL small fish,
drain well on paper towels. Care
fully remove all bones and any
undesirable bits, skin, etc. Pack
into dish like sardines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Dear Aimanack:
I have read and watched the
Almanack column grow by leaps
and bounds, and ! have truly en-
joyed II immensely. II Ia really a
magazine In itself. The interest
ing letters sent In with the
recipes. useful household hints,
the editors comments and the
many other good ideas are all a
wealth of treasures.
Reading Of the home making
trials that have been solved
through this column. and Of the
happiness this contact has
brought makes one feel good,
Just reading OF them.
These letters hold more pathos,
romance and life and living than
the best published fiction. be-
cause these are true facts from
real people. The reader feels he
Ia living life right along with the
writer. They have 80 many
things in common.
The recipes coming from folks
from all parts of the globe, take
us tourneying after both In our
mind and with our palate.
Az this II the season for can
ming and spreads, am sending
one Of my fsvorite recipes ! have
never seen II In print. prepared
as do IL, so ! suppose ] am free
to say IL is original.
This Ia a scrimptious filler on
cold days, and quite easy TO fix.
venison suitable for slicing and
frying-slice Y inch thick. flour
and fry until brown on both
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
GRAY HAIR
Houngexboking

The gray hair recipe below brings
n younger look 20 old-looking gray
hair. Gives a professional looking job
too at home. at small cost, and takes
years off your looks.
Get from your druggist one ounce
bay rum. one-fourth ounce glycerine,
one box Barbo Compound. Mix In half
pint OF water. or your druggist will
mix for you at small cost Simply
comb into the hair as directed. A rich.
natural-looking color IL impaired to
gray. faded. streaked hair. This color
II easily maintained: will not wash
out, rub off, or affect permanents.
Does not stain the scalp; IL not sticky
or greasy and leaves the hair soft
and glossy. Try the money-saving
Barbo recipe today and see how much
younger you will look.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Handy "Puf.Up" Recipe For Exfro Fish

The marinade should be made
as follows:
One pint strong cider vinegar,
u cup cold water, salt. pepper,
large handful picking whole
spices. 3 buds of garlic peeled and
crushed slightly. Mix well and
taste for salt, should be slightly
salty. Scald and cook TO a boil
one minute. Pour hot over hot
or warm fish. Slice red onions.
all over il. Put on cover. When
dish feels almost cold. place in
ice box. g days ready TO eaD.
Yum, Yum.
Mrs. Laura Horrocks.
Lynn, Mass.
II asked 6 women 10 sample this
recipe. Two liked II and four did
not care for IT, This recipe is similar
10 an old Russian favorite for Picked
Smells which was sent in some time
ago by one OF our readers who did
not sign her name. This Is her
recipe:
Carefully dry dozen sneits::
Sprinkle with salt and pepper and
roll In flour. Brown lightly In hot
fat. Place the fried smeits v q deep
earthenware casserole dish. Mix Ia
cups vinegar, 1 slice onion. table
spoon minced carrot. I minced stalk
celery. 8 or 4 bay leaves, 2 teaspoons
salt, 1 teaspoon whole black peppers.
z cloves and a grating OF nutmeg. IL
desired add teaspoon parsley. Cook
gently until celery IL tender. Strain
while hot over the cooked fish. Keep
in cold place overnight before serv-
ing Mary Lee SWAMP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

TOR all letters printed In this col,
umn The American Weekly VIII
pay 81. A prise winning recipe 10
awarded IS, the same ~ on the
Almsnaek page. De sure To write
year name and address plainly and
The shorter che letters the better.
Meme shsuId be more than roo words.
Addyess them 10 The American
weekly Heusewife's Feed Almanack.
r. q. Box 1911, Grand Central Annex,
New York City.
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p IL = Jay
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RECIPES FROM OUR MENUS

diced celery. and cook Is minutes.
Add / can Chinese vegetables. 2
teaspoons salt, tablespoon soy
sauce, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce and a few grains paprika.
Thicker with tablespoons sifted
flour blended with water to make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

time. money and labor in my
home.
Mrs. J. Seller.
New Orleans. La.
OVEN try very hard. Mrs Seller.
and thank you for your letter.-The
Editor.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Surprise Chop-Suey Casserole
(For Sundays Dinner)
NICE III pounds lean pork
- shoulder and brown evenly.
Cover with cups water and SIM
mer gently until very tender. Add
"A cup minced onion, Ia cups
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Sour Cherry Upside-Down Cake
(For Mondays Dessert)

(For Mondays Deescrt)
nRAIN one number 2 can sour
- pitted cherries. Sift 2 table
spoons cornstarch with "a cup
sugar and add cherry juice. Cook
slowly, stirring constantly, until
thick. Add the drained cherries
and pour into a carefully-buttered
9-inch cake pan. Mix and sift / q
cups sifted flour, 2 teaspoons
baking powder. Il teaspoon soda
and Il teaspoon salt. Cream "a
cup butter or shortening with y
cup sugar. Beat in 1 egg. Add X
cup shredded bran, 1 teaspoon
grated orange rind, u cup milk
and "a cup orange juice. Add
sifted dry ingredients. Spread
over cherries and bake in a not
oven, or at about 375 degrees.
for about 80 or 40 minutes. Turn
upside-down on serving platter
and serve Immediately.
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a thin paste. Pour into a large
casserole and reheat until the IL
guild is thick and simmering. Mix
and sift cup sifted flour. 1h
teaspoons baking-powder. tea
spoon salt, q cup cornmeal and
2 tablespoons sugar. Cut in 2
tablespoons butter. lard or other
shortening. To cup Of this mix
ture, add 1 egg and n cup milk
and mix just enough to blend
well. Pour over the simmering
chopasuey mixture. Bake in a
quick oven, or at about 425 deg
rees, about "A hour. The remain
ing flour and. cornmeal mixture
may be stored in the refrigerator
to be made into corn sticks CT
mullins the next day. THE same
proportion egg and milk 10 he
used with the remaining mix
ture)