davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-09-17


ball ricoheed off his shoulder to his head He
has played badly ammed finger and currently is operating
with broken The fellow doesn't quit easily.
OFF Days EorIy in Season Hurt lndiuns
Boudreau though placed the blame where belongs
355 hitter batting 268 Gordon. who
smashed 80 hoers while batting 280 in 1948 is hitting 56 and
Kelne 298 hitter last and
slammed This he's hitting 224 and has
smashed eight homerS.
That key trio but this
Boudeau Ketne accumulated 80 Last
compiled 34s bad in Thus far this season they've
driven 1853
Anything resembling the of last by
of of them could have given
Cleveland pennan this their
concerted collapse that killed the Indians.
blames the Indians falterng start schedule
Feler suffered early injuries
big Benton Mike Garcia and Early Wynn picked up
the slack.
let pitchers hitting It's been of strain
year than last when involved that
tight York Last always felt
we'd through with hit at the right time and usually did,
This haven't been coming through with those hits
Lemon Is Lone 20-Gome Repeater in Majors
Indians might have survived a wretched by
1948 who has 78 record this
Benton Wynn and Garcia weren't with the club last season.
have captured 80 games.
been three weeks with strained side.
who has given the Indians consistency 2Ogam winner
season. circle again. Last
Hal Newhouer and Bearden with
him. but Bob is the only repeater
has displayed steady improvement four
pitcher third baseman who couldn't dslodge Kener Bob
shifted the oufeld He spectacular fielder but 18o
hitter He tried pitching in 1896 winning four and losing ve
In 1947 he II and lost snaring Of his victories after
20 and lost nine.
The Indians pitching generally has been superb In Garcia
Lemon Benton and Satche Paige they show pitchers with
earned averages game but Cevelands
hitting has been less delightful.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
Pennunt Races
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Remaining Schedules.
New York: Home (1)-Boston, 8; Phil
adelphia, 3: Cleveland, @: Detroit, i;
ington, 2.
Boston: Home {6)-New York. Q; st.
Louis, l; Cleveland, 2; Chicago, !. Away
Detroit: Home f3l-Cleveland, 8. Away
f8)-Cleveland, 8: New York, /; Washing
Cleveland: Home 335-Detroit. 5. Away
11)-Chicago, 3; Detroit, 3: New York, 2;
Washington, 1: Boston, 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
y; I; Pct; behind. play.
Brooklyn So SO 1924 2h 13
Remaining Schedules.
St. Louis: Home ie)--Chicago, 2; Bos-
ton. /: phlladelphia. 8; Brooklyn, D. Away
t6l-Pittsburgh. 2; Chicago,
Away uI)-Philadelphis, Q: Boston, 2;
Pittsburgh, !; Chicago. 8; OF. Louis. 9.
Evening star., 1949-09-17

IotaB : 3z n II IotaB SH II II II
%Forced Mitchell for Boudreau in 9th.
fStruck out for Hogan in 9th.
+Singled for Feller in 9th.
Washington " 900 210 20x-5
Runs-Vernon, Gordon, Kennedy, Tucker,
Stewart a. Robinson Yost, Dente Errors
Early. Lewis, Scarborough, Kennedy, Vernon.
Runs batted in-Tucker, Hogan, Robertson
(2), Yost, Robinson. early. Two-base hits
Robertson, Robinson. Stolen bases-vernon,
Gordon. sacrihces-Garcia, Vernon. Double
plays-Boudreau, Gordon and Vernon 81,
Dente, Robertson and Robinson. Left on
bases-Cleveland. Washington, 12.-Bases on
balls-of Garcia, 3; OF Scarborough 8;
Scarborough. 4. Hits-oh Garcia, 10 in 5ls
innings, ; runs; OF Paige, in Y inning, .
runs; of Feller, 0 in 2 innings. Hit by
pitcher-scarborough. I2-l1. Losing pitcher
Paige, Al. Umpires-Hurley, MCGOWAN and
Jones. Time-2:29. ,026.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
Net Tourney Opens

The Northern Virginia Tennis
tournament opened this morning
on the Buckingham Courts with
Is mems singles matches on. the
program.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
Win, Lose, or Draw
Boudreou Points q Finger at Himself
By BURTON HAWKINS

There why CleveandS Indians aren't
atop the the clubs approach the wire but
pop the mind of Manager Lou
Boudreau Gordon Third Baseman Ken
Evening star., 1949-09-17
Major League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

AMERICAN
Results Yesterday
wash, 8; Cleveland, 4.
Boston, IL; st. Louis, 4.
New York, 4; Detroit. /.
Phila., SIS; Chicago,
1-6.
Games Today
Cleye, at WASH, 2:30.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Phila.
Games Tomorrow
Detroit at Wash. ca.
1870.
et. Louis at Phila. (2).
Cleveland at New York.
chicago at Boston.
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday
Pittsburgh. o; Brklyn, 2
et. Louis, q; Boston. 5.
Chicaeo, B.: New York,
(1O innings).
Cinci.. Q; Phila., !.
Games Today
New York at Chicago.
Phila. at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at st. Louis.
Games Tomorrow
Boston at Cincinnati (2l
New York at Pitts. f2).
BROOKLYN at Chicago.
ehtla. at st. Louis.
Evening star., 1949-09-17

been whacked on his pitched balls On another
occasion fast off his shoulder to his head He
has played badly amed finger and currently operating
with broken The fellow doesn't quit easily.
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Mich.
Liskunas Albertas, Eleonora -
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Maknavicius Vincas, Ksavera
Cicero, Ill.
Milasis Algirdas - Chicago, III
Mazuraitis Elena, Vaidutis -
| McKees Rock, Pa.
Makutis Edwardas - Worces-
ter, Mass.
Mylimas Vladas, Vilhelmina -
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nakutis Aldona, Leonilija, Ed
wardas Worcester, Mass.
Neverdauskas Jonas - Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Pluskonis Saulius, Kestutis,
Kazimieras - Detroit, Mich.
Puknaitis Petras, Julia, Jonas,
Anita - Des Moines, Iowa
Radzevicius Petras, Ona, Irena
| Brockton, Mass.
Povilaitis Brone, Aleksandra,
Kazys - Rochester, N. Y.
Prapuolenis Egedijus, Nijole,
Adele : Maspeth, N. Y.
Rudauskas Apolinaras = So.
Boston, Mass.
Riskute Salomeja - Chicago,
Ill.
Rutkauskas Stase, Leonas =
Chicago, Ill.
Sajonas Juozas - Worcester,
Mass.
Sarapinas Mare, Elma = John
son City, Ill.
Simukenas Bronislava, Felicia
Philadelphia, Pa.
Stankus Brigita - Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Suminas Vaclovas - Columbus,
| Ohio.
Uzkuraitis Pranas, Elena, Ele-
ma = Amsterdam, N. Y.
Valicka Jonas = Buffalo, N. Y.
Valiukevicius Jurgis, Margarita,
Remigijus, Jurgis - Red AL
tOna, N. Y.
Valys Vytautas, Ona, Ona =
Detroit, Mich.
Vasauskas Roze, Stase - Pitts
burgh, Pa.
|Vaicekauskas Alfonsas, Elena
Chicago, Ill.
Valeisaite Aldona 8 Cleveland,
Ohio.
Veikutis Justas - Chicago, Ill.
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NAUJAUSI NAUJAKURIAI

Jursenas Kazimieras - Chica-
90, Ill.
Juskaitis Kostas, Ona, Leonas
- Chicago, Ill.
Kanisauskas Jonas, Marija, Nj
jole - East Hartford, Conn.
Kantautas Juozas, Elena, Da-
mute - E. Chicago, Ind.
Kasiuba Tomas, Joana = Pa
terson, N. j.
Kankorius Monika, Joana =
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Korzeniauskas Joklbas, Dara-
ia, Eugenijus - Grand Ra-
pids, Mich.
|Kuzmarskis Stasys. Irera. Liud-
dvikas - Chicago, Ill.
Kriauciunas Juozas. Magdalena,
Rimtautas - Detroit, Mich.
Kubiliuniene Irena - Hartford,
Conn.
Kusaite Domicele - Port JEFF
ferson. N. Y.
Liauksminas Stasys Hart
ford. Conn.
Linevicius Antanas, Anastazi-
ia, Irena, Vidutis Rock
ford. I'll.
Lipnickas Kasparas, Genovaite,
Nijole, Regina st. Charles,
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Pusnletiniai pTane$inlai
DIP koInisijai
Svarbu visiems, atvYku-
Stems pagal DIP istatyma

amziu (pastaba: ne gimimo da-
ta).
d. Date of entry into the Uni
ted States - data, kada islipo
i kranta JAW.
e) Place of Present Residence
: virsutineje eiluteje irasyti ad-
reso namo numeri ir gatves pa
vadinima, antroje eiluteje -
miesto varda, paste zonos mr.
ir valstybe (stateJ.
f) Kind or type of job or
occupation = dabartini uzsiemi-
ma. Laikinai esas bedarbis, bet
darbo ieskas, raso "unemploy-
ed'', nedirbas ir darbo neieskas
raso "none". Nanny seimininke
skaitoma dirbancia ir atzymima
housewife. Vaikams virs IL
m. amziaus, lankantiems mokyk-
Ia, rasoma Student. Vaikams
Xxi IL m. amz. nieko nerasoma.
g Name and address of EN-
ployer = Darbdavio Qmones)
pavadinimas ir adresas; Semi
ninkes ir amatininkai raso "self
-employed"; mokiniams virs IL
m. amz. rasoma mokykos pava-
dinimas ir adresas.
h) Did you receive prevailing
wages? - Cia yra dvi skiltys
''yes" ir mo-. Jeigu tremtinys
gauna uz savo darba toki pat
atlyginima, kaip ir kiti, jis skill
tyje po 'yes" raso "X', jeigu
gauna mazesni atlyginima, negu
priklauso, po mo" raso ''X". Sci
mininkems ir mokiniams nieko
nezymima.
Shame puslapyje terra 7 eilu-
tes, t. y. Items asmenims. Jei-
gu Selma susideda is didesnio
skaiciaus asmenQ, reikia atitin-
kamai isgrafuoti atskira balta
lapa ir ten surasyti zinias apie
likusius seimos narius.
8. Kitame puslapyje Estate
ment" atzymeti kryziuku att
tinkamame kvadrate, kuris pra-
nesimas is eiles siunciamas.
Virs eilutes signature" Sci
mos galva rasalu pasiraso.
80. Tremtinys, samoningai ven
gias teikti sias zinias, gall butt
baudziamas Xxi $500 baudos ir
Xxi 6-siu menesiu kalejimo.
10. Uzpildzius auksciau apra-
syta anketa reikia pastu siusti
atitinkamais terminals siuo ad-
resu:
Displaced Persons Commission
Go Statistical Section,
Immigr. and Natur. Service
Washington 25, D. C.
ClevelandO Tremtiniu D-jOs
Valdyba
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1949 m. gruodzio II d., lai-
WI General McRae" j New
Yorka atvyko Sic lietuviai
tremtiniai:
Adomavicius Jonas - Cicero,
Ill.
Ardickas Jonas, Eleonora, w.
tautas = Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bakunas Vytautas, Liudmila,
/ Boris - So. Boston, Mass.
Budrionis Juozas, Pranciska p
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cernius Julia, Danute, Maria
- Lawrence, Mass.
Chmieliauskas Jonas, Jadvyga,
| Irena - Cleveland, Ohio.
Cvilikas Aleksandras, Ona, Ge-
| novaite - Weatherfield, Vt.
Daunoras Juozas, Janina -
Chicago, Ill.
Drunas Paul, Carolina, Paulina,
Irena - North Dakota.
Erlingis Stasys - Worcester,
Mass.
Grabauskas Juozas - Chicago,
/ Ill.
Jonauskas Rozalija Louis
| vile. KY.
EJuodelis Bronius - Chicago, Ill.
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l. siQ pranesimu blankai va
dlnami "Semianjual Report OF
Immigrant Displaced Persons"
2. Clevelande gyvenantieji
tremtiniai juos gauna tik asme.
nlskai kreipdamiesi i Immigra.
tion and Naturalization Service
Federal Building, Public Square
(Senojo paste rdmai, kur susie.
ia Superior Ave. tramvajus, ke-
tvirtas aukstas - keltis keltu-
vu).
3. JAS turi uzpildyti visi trem-
tiniai, atvyke pagal DIP Billy.
d. Viena anketa pildoma visai
seimai, kuri apima: a. seimos
galva, b. vyra arba zmona, c)
nevedusius, islaikomus vaikus,
kurie sesdami j laiva buvo FL m.
amziaus. Jeigu tremtinys atvyk-
damas j JAW buvo nevedes ar
be vaikq, tai anketoje iraso Ii
Mas tik apie save. Jeigu dalis
seimos nariq buvo Americas pi-
lieciai, ju irasyti nereikia.
5. Is viso reikia sias anketas
pildyti 4 kartus per 2-ju metu
laikotarpi. Jas pildo:
AZ atvyke 1948 m. lapkr. 1 d..
ar anksciau-1949 m. sausio l d.,
1949 m. liepos / d., 1850 m.
sausio d. ir 1850 m. liepos l d.
b) atvyke tarp 1948 m. lapkr.
2 d. ir 1949 m. geguzes 1 d. =
1949 m. liepos 1 d., 1850 m.
sausio l d., 1850 m. liepos 1 d.
ir 1851 m. sausio / d.
g atvyke tarp 1949 m. gegu-
zes 2 d. ir 1949 m. lapkricio l d.
- 1850 m: sausio d., 1850 m.
liepos 1 d., 1851 m. sausio l d.,
ir 1851 m. liepos Id.
.d) atvyke tarp 1949 m. lap
kricio 2 d. ir 1850 m. geguzes
1 d. 1850 m. liepos l d., 1851
m. sausio / d., 1851 m. liepos
l d. ir 1852 m. sausio l d.
e) atvyke 1850 m. geguzes 2
d. ir veliau - 1851 m. sausio 1
d., 1851 m. liepos 1 d., 1852 m.
sausio 1 d. ir 1862 m. liepos l d.
Uzpildyta anketa reikia is
siusti 15-kos dienu tarpe prizes
atitinkama termina, kad nuro-
dyta diena il jau butu Washing
tone.
6. Anketa reikia uzpildyti ma
sinele arba rasalu = spausdin-
tomis raidemis.
7. Atsakymai j klausimus:
az Name of Person - iraSy-
tt pirma varda, antra varda ir
gale pavarde.
By Alien Registration No. = IS
savo svetimsalio registracijos
korteles nurasyti savo numerl.
c) Age at last birthday -
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dresses his wife buys Tier
parents can afford to buy her the
best Of everything and insist that
she has only the best. So they
pay for her clothes. When the
girls come home with a bargain
and her husband is duly proud
her mother finds fault with the
dress and so the girl doesn't wear
it."
Case No. 4: The girl was
bride on her honeymoon and her
fond mother had provided her
trousseau with so many under
things that they would last
through the entire honeymoon
trip without a washday. No need
for her to spoil her pretty hands
at a wash-tub or is it an electric
washer they use these days?
('Her grandparents on both sides
had been immigrants" the Min
nesota lady remarked by the
way)
The young Jewish husbands
are gentlemanlY boys generally
and take it all gracefully as part
Of the obligation of matrimonY.
in accordance with their upbring-
ing. But there are the younger.
unmarried ones coming up and
looking around with the discre-
ton of boys who know how hard
it is to make ends meet even on
good salaries. nowadays. as every
one knows.
They want companions, not
dolls to dress :. "Now the Gen.
tile girl steps into the picture"
he Minnesota lady says. She is
a girl who has been brought up
in something like economic aus
terity. She may have heard
something of the generosity of
Jewish young men as husbands
and she is not averse to the op-
portunity. And, besides all, the
Jewish young man is very de-
cent guy.
Gould any girl in her right
mind turn that DOWN." the Min
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Continued from page y


tile girls who, as the Minnesota
lady says, ''have not to be placed
on shelves like Dresden dolls"
They are girls who are happy to
go fishing with their husbands on
summer vacation, to stay at mex
pensive summer resorts, are not
afraid to get their hands dirty if
the fishing is better, if more mes
sy, there"
So intermarriage occurs.
Jewish families have spoiled
their children and particularly
their girls" the Minnesota lady
says. perhaps because they can
afford the luxury of having ladies
in their homes, they have raised
their girls to be ladies and not
companions for their future hus-
bands"
She mentions some cases she
knows of when I asked a
beautiful young lady what she
was going to do when she was
graduated from college her an
9wer was. why I don't know.
Do I have to do something?"
Then asked. What kind Of
course are you taking?" to which
she replied. II am taking the sub.
ject like best. I just want to be
educated. and. after all. I don't
have to make my living. you
know" That's her case No. l.
Case No. 2: She was the young
wife of a certain professional
man. Oh, what troubles she was
having! She couldn't find pro-
per housekeeper to look after her
household :. Il just have to find
a new housekeeper and I don't
know what will happen to my
house in the meantime I re-
fuse to scrub floors"
Case No. 3: There's that very
nice young man who does all
right but he just can't make
enough money to pay for all the
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nesota lady inquiries.
blame the Gentle Girl"
Don't

nesota lady inquiries. Don't
blame the Gentle Girl"
No, the lady concludes, it's not
the Jewish boys who need to be
changed Lets ask our Jew
ish girls to realize that they have
competition and unless they learn
to meet that competition our
Jewish lads will find the answer
to this longing for companionship
among the Gentiles."
Is there any one else who would
like to come into the living room
to continue this discussion. May
be some of the girls will drop in
to answer the Minnesota lady.
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u. S. Ambassador To Israel
Confers Privately With
Pope in Italy

WASHINGTON (JTA)-James
G. Mcdonald, U. S. Ambassador
to Israel, conferred privately
with Pope Plus XII at Castel
Gondolfo, Italy, this week, it was
learned here. Mr.. Mcdonald left
Italy shortly after, for Tel Aviv.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-21
British Church Official
Confers With Israel
Commissioner

JERUSALEM (JTA)-The Rt.
Rev. Weston H. Stewart, Anglican
Bishop in Jerusalem, this week
conferred with DR.. M. Brian, Dis
trict Commissioner, over Angi-
can Church property in the new
city.
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Chicago welfare leader, who has
been named chairman of the
Jewish Center Division of the
National Jewish Welfare Board,
succeeding Philip M. Klutznick,
also of Chicago, who had headed
the Division since 1916.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
WRAPARouND PATTERN?

WRAPAROUND PATTERN?
From Mrs. J. J. X, Washington
Please, could any one tell me where
to get a pattern for wrap around
dress that crosses over in the back
instead of front? I have tried all
the department stores in Washing
ton that sell patterns and could not
locate one size 16 or 18.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
The Chef Saws

Some time ago I printed a recipe
for the delicate French bread-cake,
brioche, and recently there have
been so many requests for repeat,
that I felt there was genuine in
terest in the delicacy.
Brioche is very rich and calls for
much butter and many eggs. In
France it Is eaten for breakfast
with coffee or chocolate. The first
one ever ate, I recall, was bought
for me by my mother in old Mail
lard's In New York, at the close of
q hectic shopping trip.
Brioche is best If it can be made
and kneaded the night before and
permitted to stand as much as eight
hours or more before it is baked.
Do not knead 1t as much as: you
would bread dough-just until 1t
is elastic. The real secret Is to bake
it in a very hot oven.
Sift cups of flour into a bowl
and then take out l cupful. Soften
up yeast cake in a little, warm
water and mix it with the reserved
cup of flour. Form into ball, slash
across the top and put in a warm
place to rise.
Now, add o teaspoon Of salt and q
Evening star., 1949-01-06
By Violet Faulkner
Rnad KAytor

With the party dishes back on the
pantry shelf, do you find yourself
facing the problem Of every day
eating once more? It shouldn't be
too hard = task from the generous
assortment Of healthful foods that
are available and from which you
can build good nourishing winter
meals Of appealing variety.
Citrus fruits which are at the
peak Of their quality now include
oranges, grapefruit and tangerines.
There are at least three good rea-
sons why you should explore the
possibilities Of oranges to the limit.
Their high htamin G content Is
important In warding of winter
colds; another reason is their cur
rent abundance so while other
fruits are limited in variety use
the orange to double as a fruit and
in general cooking. Put oranges
to use in. such foods as sandwiches,
salads, vegetable combinations and
meats. Cranberries, another plenti-
full winter fruit, add a fine decora-
tive appearance to mid-winter meals
when you use them in cobblers,
combine them with apples in a pie,
or use In salads and puddings;
they add nice zip and tang to ice
creams and sherbets. Winter pears
Evening star., 1949-01-06
Report to the Housewife

pound Of fruit. Lift the peaches
from the cooking liquid after D
minutes time, remove their skins
and continue cooking until they are
tender. Then add half cup Of port
wine. cover them closely and let
stand several hours before serving
-. Butter Is noted for being an
excellent source Of vitamin A. How
ever it Is well to remember that the
amount of vitamin A q pound Of
butter contains varies according TO
the season, from 1000 units in
winter to 1900 units In summer
!. :. For flavor contrast add q crisp,
juicy apple. chopped. to . tuna and
celery salad. Moisten with may
onnaise and serve on a bed of lettuce
-. Eggs have been added to the
list Of foods to be plentiful on
January markets. Eggs often vary
widely In price, according to grade,
size, shell color, or supply. The
color Of the shell has no effect en-
the quality of the egg, so whichever
color Is cheaper is the better buy,
regardless of local preference. As
to size, medium eggs offer more for
the money than large eggs, II their
price is at least one-eighth Cor 121a
per cent? below the price Of large
eggs ;. Interested in efaciency?
Then you'll welcome the information
from the Department of Agriculture
that food eaten early In the day is
more efficiently utilized by the
body whereas food eaten during the
the less-active hours is less EN-
GENTLY utilized, tends to turn to fat
:. Did you ever think of mixing
together . medley Of ready y-te-eat
cereals for flavor fun and texture
contrast? Makes breakfast lnerrier,
too. Try a medley of corn flakes,
wheat and barley kernels, and 0
puffed cereal, or mix together wheat
shreds, whole bran and crisp corn
cereal For favorite guests.
serve chocolate ice cream, bought ut
your neighbOrhood store, with q
garnish of crushed peanut brittle
and whipped cream. Fold the brittle
into the cream, about u pound to
u pint cream :. You may like
the looks Of cooked Frenched green
beans best Of all but they contain
only half as much vitamin C no
those cooked whole or In l-inch
lengths.
Evening star., 1949-01-06

make tasty eating too in fruit betty
up-side-dow cake, cobbler O.
dumplings. Yorks are the best buy!
In apples since they're such a goot
Iall-purpose variety.
I We have plenty of fresh vegetable.
Id Our January markets coming from
Florida and the lower Rio Grand,
Valley. Cabbage, carrots, potatoes
caulifiower, green beans, lettuce
kale and spinach are in ample sup.
ply. And speaking Of beets, you gel
two vegetables for the price of one
when you buy this vegetable. Tops
and bottoms, they're full Of food
value. Cook the green's and serve
like spinach, as they contains lots
of iron for blood building and plenty
Of vitamins. Then serve the roots
as another vegetable. Beets make
colorful salads when your meals
need q little pickup. Add a touch
Of horseradish to the dressing when
you use them in salads, it'll add
zest to the dullest meal. Or they're
mighty attractive cut in match stick
length and used as a garnish.
Don't forget you can supplement
the stocks of fresh foods with the
abundant supplies Of canned fruit
segments and juice, and the easy-to-
serve canned vegetables. Dried
fruits such as prunes and raisins
add variety to the menu, as well as
dried beans and peas. Both the
dried legumes are excellent sources
of vegetable protein and food en-
ergy. And what's better on q cold
blustery day than a big pot Of baked
beans all sweet and fragrant with
mola$ses? Another satisfying main
dish, full Of good food value is a
kettle Of split pea soup made with
that ham bone you had left over
from the New Years buffet. Best of
all, both these dishes are easy on the
food allowance.
Have you tried the new brownie
mix on the market? It's really good
and a boon to the "after S" house.
keepers. They're so easy to make,
any one who can read can make
them, and the time spent in mixing
Is cut practically to nothing. The
mix Is full Of freshly shelled cashews
that blend perfectly with the rich
chocolate flavor to produce an old
fashioned brownie we've all enjoyed
since our, childhood. Don't expect to
keep them on hand very long If you
have husky appetites in the family
one calls for another until the
whole batch has disappeared like
magic.
4 +
HERE AND THERE: You may
like your beef rare or medium well
done, but both lamb and pork
should be we'll done. This applies
to all cuts of both meats. Remem-
Der too that cooking at low tempera-
lures will give you more servings
per pound Of meat Here's q
new way to prepare dried peaches
for . dessert. Simmer them as US
ual, allowing ~ quarts water per