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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
Vanilla Rennet custards

Vanilla Rennet custards
X rennet tablet
II tablespoon cold water
cup milk (not canned)
1 tablespoon sugar
Cor sweeten to taste)
"a teaspoon vanilla
Set out 2 or custard cups. Dissolve
rennet tablet by crushing in cold
water. Add sugar and vanilla to milk.
Warm slowly, stirring constantly. Test
a drop on inside of wrist frequently.
When COMFORTABLY WARM, (110s
F.) not hot, remove at once from heat.
Add dissolved rennet tablet and stir
quickly for fen seconds only. Pour
at once, t0hiIe stiH liquid, into custard
cups. Do not move until set - about
10 minutes. Then chill.
5est.Ever Bran Muffins
1 cup sifted -four
, teaspoons double-acting baking
powder
tablespoons sugar
Y teaspoon salt
Is cup shortening
1 egg, well beaten
q cup milk
IL cups 400 bran flakes
powder, sugar, salt, and sift again.
Cut in shortening, Combine egg and
milk and add all at once to -four mix
ture. To mix, draw spoon from side
of bowl toward center (15 times),
turning bowl gradually Chop spoon
through batter Go times). Add flakes
and mix (about strokes). Turn into
creased muffin pans, filling each about
5 full Bake in hot oven (4OOo F.
20 minutes, or until done. Makes
8 to 10 mullins.
Serve Deeaffeinated Coffee
Mother won't need to worry about
sleeping problems later on If you serve
decaffeinated coffee, for it is g7g5
caffein free. The new instant form
makes it specially convenient for snack
service, because you can make it right
in the cup as 1t is needed. Just put a
teaspoon of instant decaffeinated coffee.
more or less according to the strength
desired, in a cup, and add boiling
water. Your cheering brew is ready to
serve, fresh and hot for each new
conner; and there's no percolator 10
wash up afterwards, either.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10

3. Applicant must submit
recommendations from three
reliable minister, ply
stefan, teachers.
4. A certified statement of
rank obtained from the prin-
cipal or headmaster must be
submitted.
5. All applications and ref
erences must be filed with the
committee before May "a, 1947.
6. File name and address
promptly with the committee.
7. Award will be made at the
Graduation Party of the League
Of Women for Community Ser
vice, $50 Massachusetts Avenue.
Boston, on June 6, 1947.
NOTICE: Communications
may be sent to Miss Marion B.
Holmes, chairman. 5 Otisfeld
st, Roxbury, Mass.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
9th National
Day

The 9th observance of Ma
tional Hospital Day on Monday,
May IL, will include open house
at the Kenmore Hospital, GIG
Commonwealth ave, Boston,
Open house, John J. Albani,
director, explained, will be
part of our program to help
members of the communities we
serve to become better ac-
quainted with the Kenmore
Hospital"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
Harriet Jackson Recital
(ContinNed ION paqe ana

Continued from page one)
ing. Her program displayed an
innovation in that she dedicated
one group in recognition of the
one hundreith anniversary of
the birth of shubert by sing
ing three OF his songs. Also the
5Oth anniversary of the death of
Brahms, was recognized by her
singing a group of his songs.
Her Interpretation was attrac-
lively emphasized by dramatic
motions Of the head, and her
vivacious personality prevailed
the hall.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
FOR SALE

CONCORD SQUARE; IA rooms
and boths, steam heated house
ready for immediate occupancy
$1,000. Terms.
FRANKLIN, MASS rooms,
newly built bungalow style house
with nd. wd floors. piece white
enamel baths, cellar and voter
storage fanks Is acres Of lund
port Of which is cultivated, fruit
trees. Just off Route 100. Brick
fireplace. $500.
BALL ST. THE most modern
and beautiful home in Roxbuy.
6 rooms and bath, oil hot voter
heat, hardwood floors, white com
binotion sinks on tubs, Geld Bond
ceilings, Nenetian blinds at oil
windows. Reasonable price and
terms.
ss-loo g 100 HAYWOOD ST.;
Newly pointed three fGmiIy de-
EOched houses SIS rooms
and ; piece enamel-bathS. Sep
crate furnaces, back pioEEos, sep.
entronees for each apartment,
reasonable price and terms.
FREMONT ST.-StoFe end 3
apartments oil S rooms with
bOths and modern improvements.
$500.
ALBERMARLE STREET; 3 fomiIy
brick 5-6-6 rooms with oil tile
baths and kitchens with builf-n
eobinsts, snom. gas ranges, white
combination sinks and tubs,
quarter oak hardwood floors steam
heat with oil system, excellent
rents. Reasonable price and terms.
COLUMBUS AVE.-I9 room Iodg-
ing house including furniture, nd.
Wd. floors. Hot voter oil heat with
continuous hot voter in every
room. AVAILABLE TO BUYER
at reasonable price and terms.
EBERT STREET; 3 fomiIy frome
newly pained, front and beck pioz-
Kos, sep. heoters, white sinks and
tubs. Price and terms reasonable.
RuTHVEN ST.--Beautiful Atom
lily excellent for Veteran. 2-5 rm.
apartments and 2-6 room uport-
ments. Income SI42. monthly.
$4,000 q month covers payment
Of Int. PFin. and toxes. Oil hot
voter heat with continuous hot
voter. Hardwood floors, white
sinks and tub, enamel gas ranges.
A real bargain at the price.
Terms.
ROWLAND sT,-s fumily frume.
6-7-7 rooms with bath. Rents
S55.-S35.-S55. Front and
back piazzos. Reasonable pree
and terms.
BOWER ST.--5 family brick how
ing 4-S-5 rooms with baths, one
HOT water heater. Excellent Income
back piozzas; con be bought
eheoP. With E-Z terms.
STORE TO LET ON HUMBOLDT
Avoided for small restaurant
or eondy store neeF theofer. Two
show windows.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
BY BETTY BARCLAY

Mother. who prepares surprise dishes
as well as the regular family favor
ties" S64 days of the year, is surely
entitled to a restful day and a surprise
meal on Mothers own day. So, dads
and daughters, the world over, roll up
your sleeves, put on your aprons and
treat Mother on her day as she treats
you the year round. Here are a few
tips:
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
ouIek-Frozen Quality Foods
Are Again In Abundance

You can be sure Of pleasing the
family palate, no matter how busy you
are IL you rely on such delicacies as
quick-frozen spinach, thick-leaved and
succulent, and quick-frozen golden
sweet corn for menu hlghlights. Quail
ity quick-frozen foods are again abund-
antly available. They are all time
savers, for all tasks of cleaning and
trimming were done before quick
freezing sealed in their full flavor and
goodness. Dessert treats include the
new quick-frozen grapefruit sections
appetizingly sweentened, quick-frozen
apple sauce, ready to serve as soon as
It is thawed, quick-frozen sliced, sweet
sned peaches, and quick-frozen rhubarb
cut into convenient one-inch lengths
ready to cook.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
Magic sIx-Way Cookies

~ cups C15 oz. CAM sweetened
condensed milk
y cup peanut butter
Add one Of these six ingredients:
~ cups raisins
(3) 2 cups corn flakes
(3) 2 cups bran fakes
ca / cup chopped nut meats
(5) cups chopped dates
go 3 cups shredded coconut
Mix sweetened condensed milk,
peanut butter, and any one of the six
ingredients listed drop by spoonfuls on
CREASED baking sheet. Bake in moder-
ate oven (375' FL Is minutes, or until
done. Remove from pan at once,
Makes about 30 cookies.
The recipe for these cookies is
magically failure-proof. Made with
sweetened condensed milk, the cookies
are deliciously crunchy and appetizlng.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
FOR SALE
SINGLE HOUSE $1,000
VERY EASY TERMS

"a NoTRE DAME ST.-Roxbury.
near EssIsston So. 7 room single
house, z bath rooms, large yurd
for cor and garden, excellent To-
cotton for home owner. Expenses
for taxes, water and fire insurance
only $3.50 per month.
ALSO % NoTRE DAME ST.
Roxbury. Very easy terms, z fum.
newly painted end Fenovoted
house consisting Of 7 rooms and
z bath rooms end uttie. Price
$3.50. Expenses for toxas, water
end fire insurance only $3.50 per
month. Contact owner by phone,
LAF. 2555 or GAR. 4052 or apply
10 fremont ST., room 24I OF SeoI-
ley So, Boston, Moss.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
Regal Refrigerator
Ring

- By Frances Lee Bs-.c+. -
wouldn't be willing to
w open the door Richard" to
feast their eyes on a Jellied Chicken
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
REAL BARGAINS

JAMAICA PLAIN. near Col.
Ave-MOdern 2 fam. SIS rms.
sep. hit. piazzas land for flow
ers. $4,000 Near Franklin PIX.
6 fam. 6 car garage. lge lot
of land, barn. income $4,000
Price $4,000.
Near Franklin PIX. 6 fam. 2
car garage exceptionally 10
$40, 900.
BOSTON-Here is a honey
suckIe one of 6 rms, brick, in
"applepie order" in and out
side. Beautiful open bath
with tile, flrs. and walls.
Owner buying larger house.
Come with your deposit to
buy NOW. Price $500.
Single II rms, LIST class in and
outside, sim. ht., ready for
occupancy NOW. Buy it live
in it and bank money while
it pays you to do so. Price
$4,000.
OFF COL. AYES kitchenettes
4 baths, good investment. One
kit vac. Price $500 Cash
$4,000 or less.
ROXBURY-Elm Hill district
8 FAM, 3 car garage, sim hit.
nd wd. floors, light rms, front
and rear piazzas, rms now
vac. imm. occupancy. Be the
early bird and get it.
ROXBURY - near Highland
ST., and AlVah Kittredge PIX.
8 fam. 5-5-5 rms sep, ht., nd.
VIZ. frs. $500
ROXBURY-near cambridge
st. and Wash. Parks fam.
5-6-6 rms, rear piazzaS, apt 2
vac. $4,000.
ROXBURY - 20 apis. and
store, rents S475 mo. $500
own hit. 3-pc bths, comb.
yr. 4 and 5 rms, tenants make
ranges, set tbs and sinks. A
$50, 900 property that can be
bought for $4,000 or less with
cash paymt. of $4,000. These
are well built brick bIdgs.
with piazzas.
ROXBURY--near Warren St.,
2 fam. 2 car garage, SIS rms.
apt. / vac. $500.
ROXBURY-2 fam. Sc rms.
nd. wd frs, 2 car brick gar
age. Ige lot land 5 rm apt. l
vac. $4,000.
ROXBURY 2 stores, 4 apis.
rents $1,000 yr. Asking price
$500. Make offer.
/ have some 1874 and 8 fam.
houses for you to consider and
buy
It's springtime. Come, let us
rise with the sap, and be up
and doing like the bees, birds
and flowers in the rain and
the sunshine.
HOmerC Jarrett
975 fremont ST., Roxbury
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10

Ring resting on
the refrigerator
shelf? IT. a
treat for a
Bridge lunch or
a Sunday supper
the kin d of
treat that will
earn you a repu-
tation as a skill
ed hostess. So
xuhu dopft Won
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
FOR SALE
VACANCIES
BARGAINS

S rooms vaeont-z4 SHERMAN
ST., Roxbury, in z fomiIy house
with z car cement garage, large
yOrd, price $500. Easy terms.
See 8 HIGHLAND PLACE, ROx-
bury. off II HishIGnd ST., near
Elliott S.. with 5 rooms vacant in
4 fumily brick hOme--oII i'm
pFoyements, new furnace heater.
Price only $500. Easy terms.
See z45 CABOT ST., Roxbury, off
Of RoxbuFy ST., 5 rooms newly
painted and rsnVoted in fumily
house across ST. Francis De SoIes
Church. Price $3.50. Income
other z apartments is S5S q
month. $500 down, balance easy
terms.
See "a LEONARD ST., Dorchester,
4 rooms vacant in 6 family house
Fields Corner seetion). lneme
$l24s yearly. Price $500. Eosy
terms.
See s76 COLUMBUS AVE, Boston
store and II rooms, vaeant, rms.
need TO be fixed up, very easy
terms. Apply Owner, CAP. 1916
or GAR. 1877.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-05

from becoming overcrowded and
uncomfortable to those in attend
ance, this rule will be strictly ad-
hered to. Reservations are now
being taken, but upon the mailing
in of checks by the first 40
couples, reservation books will be
closed.
The chairman has also announc-
ed an entirely new policy with re-
gard to expenditures In addition to
the reservation charge. All items
necessary for the evenings enter
tainment are included In the res
ervatiOn fee and there will be no
opportunity for additional expend-
itures, except for package liquors,
ginger ale and soda. These latter
items, which have been provided
for the convenience of those in
attendance, will be sold at regular
retail prices. No additional tick
cts, chances, raffles, books or
other money-making devices will
be permitted.
Present plans for the elaborate
decoration of the Center Auditor
ium provide for it's Transformation
into a glamorous ballroom in keep
ing with the hilarity and fun
making theme of the evening.
There will be no lack Of festive
or fun-malxing implements to
usher out the old year and to
welcome in the new. A variety of
horns, whistles, noise-makers, con-
fetti, serpentines, balloons and
party hats have been secured for
the evenings entertainment. In
addition to the regular meal, cock
tails will be served ION the house,
and generous supply of assorted
nuts, potato chips, pop corn and
cracked ice will grace the table
throughout the evenings enter
tainment.
The reservation charge will be
$17.5O per couple. All profits
from the affair will be used in the
educational and charitable work OF
the organization, which acts as
the Center SisterhOOd. Reserva.
tiOns can be mailed to either Mrs
Philip Selber at 1881 Holly Lane
or to Mrs. Ralph Hirsch, 275O Oal
Street.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-05

"No, I'll answer it." said Mama
Jonas, ''it's probably Danny"
In q moment, Papa Jonas could
hear from the conversation that
1t was not Danny.
"What is it?" exclaimed Papa
Jonas. .gs fs1
Mrs. Jonas showed her husband
away while she continued to talk.
"What was it? You are excit-
ed" said Mr.. Jonas, as Mrs. Jonas
finished the telephone converse
ton. us somebody's house burn
ing?"
sYou know who that was :!
gasped Mrs. Jonas to her husband.
''That was the lady in the green
house,"
"What did she want ?" said Papa
Jonas.
"She asked me to keep Danny
from beating up her son. She said
Danny had terrified her boy with
stories about his mob"
Papa Jonas burst out laughing
and Mama Jonas soon chimed in.
"Can you imagine it. He's got the
other boys afraid now"
just then Danny came Sinking
in. Mama and Papa Jonas look
ed but Danny said nothing.
After a moments pause, Papa
Jonas said to Danny: 1T bet I
know where you have BEEN"
''Where 2" asked Danny.
"Down to see the boy in the
greenhouse"
'cThat's right. He won't bother
me any more" said Danny.
How did you do it?" asked
Papa Jonas.
"My mob did it," said Danny.
"Your mob?" asked Papa Jonas.
eyes, didn't you tell me If q
person is determined in a good
cause, he can be more than one,
I decided to be q mob"
"Welcome to our little Macca-
beam" said Papa Jonas, tenderly
patting his son.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-05

the same organization.
Music for the evening will begin
at 10 p. M. and will be supplied
by Jeff O'Donoghue and his pop
ular orchestra. The dinner, which
will be catered by Mrs. Albert
Meyerhoff, will be preceded by the
serving of cocktails and assorted
hors d'oeuvres. The menu will
feature broiled half spring chicken
with all trimmings and such well
known Jewish delicacies as chop
ped liver, kneshas and challah
rolls.
The service for the dinner will
be supplied by local hotel walters
insuring courteous and quick SER
vice. Under q new arrangement,
each table will be served between
the hours Of 9 p. M. and IL p. M.
at the time set by the party seated
at each table, there being no ne
cesslty for any delay or waiting
for the arrival of other parties.
Several members of the committee
will serve as hOstesses to insure
the proper and immediate seating
of the celebrants.
Mrs. Selber also emphasized
that her committee had decided to
rigidly enforce it's ruling that only
10 couples. representing the ca
pacity of the Center auditorium,
would be permitted to make reser-
vations. To prevent the affair
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-05
THE NEW ARITHMETIC


(COnC1nu00 1EOm E@S0 -
threw down their arms and ran
away. So one Jew was equal TO
many Syrians.
$50 you see." concluded Papa
Jonas, zone man who is determl11-
ed about anything, who Is willing
to risk everything, may be two
may be five, may be hundred"
Little Danny listened breath
Iessly till his father had finished.
zone man may be a mob, Ell,
pop?"
eyes, I suppose you are right"
said Papa Jonas.
"Wen," said Mama Jonas, "now,
dear, that you have finished your
philosophy, will you give me some
money? I am going to the gro
Gerry store to get some flour for
some of your favOrite latkes for
the Chanukah meal tonight"
"And think on my way I'll
step into the greenhouse down the
way"
'"What are you going to do at
the greenhouse?" asked Papa
Jonas. "You know we are new
corners in this neighborhOOd. 1
should think they would make the
first Overtures to us. Don't force
yourself on your neighbOrs. They
may not like it,"
TT am not forcing myself" re-
piled Mrs. Jonas. "I don't know
even the names of the people in
the greenhouse, but I do know
one thing. Danny came home
crying yesterday"
DANNY crying" said Mr.. Jonas,
what about ?"
1.-THE boy who lives in the green
house tyrannizes him. He won't
let him use the SWITCHBOARD in
the playground. He says Danny
doesn't belong there. I want to
speak to the mother to ask her to
curb her son."
Gan right, good luck" said Mr..
Jonas.
'"Take care of Philip, while Tn
away" said Mrs. Jonas. Don't
forget to give him his milk in half
an hour. BY the way, where is
Danny?" added Mrs. Jonas, stand
ing at the door.
ooh, go ahead, 1 suppose he's
out on the street somewhere"
An hour later Mrs. Jonas was
back with the groceries.
"Well," said Mr.. Jonas, "wert
you able to obtain the mediation
of the lady in the greenhouse il
your sons behalf?"
mo-" replied Mrs. Jonas. Sh,
wasn't in. I'll have to see hel
tomorrow"
just then the telephone rang
"Shall I answer it?" said MI
Jonas.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-12-05
Plans for Jewish Center's New Years
Eve Dance Announced
BY MRS. PHILIP SELLER

the annual Daughters or Israel
be held December S1st in the Jewish
According the detailed plans for the AFFAIR
covering novelties and entertainment
Mrs Philip Seber chairman and Mrs. Ralph Hrsc
that this celebration VIII be the
line Of previous affairs given by
Evening star., 1947-02-20
| 5000 InocuIoted
In Andrews Field
'Operution Ouch

Operation OUCH" the Army'f
anti-fu project at Andrews Field
Nd, has completed incubation OF
5000 men from generals to privates
at the air base, with only one
casualty.
He is an unidentified CT who
stood in line talking to q comely
nurse, the Army reported yesterday,
and received three injections before
he stepped out of the mass produc-
ton hypodermic setup
The operation to prevent a flu
outbreak is continuing at rate
of 1000 injections a day until every
one stationed at Andrews has been
inoculated.
Evening star., 1947-02-20

help choose the Government which
runs the country" Senator Van
denberg said.
The Michigan lawmaker, presiding
officer of the Senate, yesterday in
troduced a proposed constitutional
amendment to lower the present
voting age from III years. A sim
liar amendment was offered by SEN
ator Kilgore.
Such amendments need two
thirds majority in both the Sem
ate and House. Then three
fourths of the States must approve
before they become operative.
This is the same amendment ]
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Arlington Precincts
NOT 10 Be Chanqed

Arlington's voting precincts will
remain as they are at least until
after the November elections. ac-
cording to Judge Walter T. McCar-
thy Of Arlington Circuit Court.
Judge Mccarthy said he made his
decision after assurances from
election officials that this years
elections can be handled adequately
and every qualified person will be
able to vote with present poll facil-
tiles.
The judge has under advisement
a recommendation of court
appointed Redistricting Commission
which calls for increasing from II
to IS the county's precincts.
Since the county is faced with a
possible six elections this year, some
of which may be concurrent, Judge
Mccarthy recently called an in
formal conference of representatives
of interested civic groups; the School
Board, the County Board, the Elec-
toral Board and the Redistricting
Commission.
The possible elections are referen-
duns on the change in the method
of selecting School Board memberss
on changing the stagger system OF
electing County Board members; on
a bond issue for general county i'm
provements, and on bond issue
for school improvements; the pri-
mary election in August and the
general election in November.
Election officials also indicated a
proposed purge of the voter lists,
scheduled to follow the redistrict-
ing, would be postponed.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
|Ex-Convict Charged
With Murder Is Slain
In Ambush by Police
BY The Assoeiated Press

BY the Assoeicted Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Police ma
chine-gun fire killed Elmer Henry
Pierce, notorious Milwaukee ex-
convict, in an ambush at deserted
elevated station in suburban West
chester shortly before midnight last
night.
Detective Joseph McCabe-one of
nine policemen who laid the trap
opened fire on Pierce, 81. charged
with murder In the Milwaukee
streetcar Staying of his niece jan
,lary 7.
He said Pierce, DESCRIBED by police
as dangerous maniac" ignored
orders to surrender and reached for
| a loaded revolver. The detective
raked Pierce with 16 shots at a dis
tance Of 10 feet, killing him in
stantiy.
Pierce was slain a few minutes
after he alighted from the elevated
train. AS he walked into the street,
Detective McCabe called to him
Raise your hands. We are police
officers"
Mr.. McCabe said he saw Pierce's
right hand steal into his right over
coat pocket. He fired, as did Police
Chief Darrel e. Schusler of sub
urban Wheaton.
Pierce is accused of killing his
niece, Miss Virginia Szeremet, a.
on a Milwaukee streetcar Three
passengers were injured in that
shooting.
Pierce, who had police record
Of so holdups previous to his I'M
prisonment from 1880 to 1912, had
been connected by police with q
series of holdups and the kidnapping
Of a garage attendant since the
shooting of his niece.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
I Senator's Urge Vote
For 1S-Year-0Ids
BY the Associaied Press

Senators vandenberg, Republican
of Michigan and Kilgore, Demo-
crat, of West Virginia have asked
Congress to initiate a constitutional
amendment permitting l8-year-old
citizens to vote.
"If Is is old enough to fight for
the country, it is old enough to
Evening star., 1947-02-20

presented the day the draft age
was set at 49," Senator .vanden-
berg told a reporter.
The proposal was referred to the
Senate Judiciary Committee for ac-
tion.
The Federal Constitution does not
fix a minimum age for voters, leav-
ing the matter to the States.
Evening star., 1947-02-20

United States Savings Bonds
linked yau with your fighting men
during the war. Today, as always,
they link you with the future.
Evening star., 1947-02-20

United States Savings Bonds are
good Government securities. What
is more, they pave the way for good
individual security for the future.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

, ,,se;oas n,by-red cranberies plump
n1s rais;nsDa captivating Orange Favored of;sl
erus' cru ;,., II yu Wait til you taste this royalty
deI;c;ous Ann Pillsbury creauoh IA "a