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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-01

FRIDAY. APRIL r.
Religious film, "The Miracle OF
e 50 $50 Il M. U3OA
zs ssssssssz gaux.a sStreess Ser y
.vicemen and Junior Hostasses
Invited to. Attend.
I Watercolor Exhibit by Martha -,
watson Sauer, Woman's Club 3 J
On Duval Street. through
April 5, 10 PM, Daily.
MONDAY, APRIL a. III
Audubon Screen Tour, "B' ii If r.
Land Along the Coas ~
DR.. Telford N. Work. Maf;nae
200 PM. Divisif 4, Sfreet
Elementary Soho, ], Auditori.
um, and 8;oo an. in High,
School Auditor xfun. :
Executive Be ard, Poinciana
. School, M cts at Home Of, !.
Mrs. Ger 4evieve Kerry, 280l
Seidenf ,erg, 8 Pm.
Import mt City Commission
Meeting, City Hall, PM.
A4ll Key West Gardeners and
Garden Lovers Urged to At
tend.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL g.
Regular Meeting, Navy Wives
+ Club No. So, Building 1891 s
3 U. S. Naval Station, 10 Am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-01
IOifure Locale
To meet Tonight

A regular promenade of Volt
are Locale 728, 40 and 8. fun and
honor organization of the Ameri-
can Legion, will be held this eve
ming az 8 .. m. az the American
Legion Home on Stock Island.
Correspondent John v. Roma
guerra stated today that first
1iVmnations for officers for the
ensuing year will be received this
evening Second and final nomi-
|. natlons and election will be held
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-01

The idea that blue is the color
of truth and green of inconsist-
ency originated from ancient Ro-
man days when one political par
ty was the Blues and the other
the Greens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-01
WILL you SMILE?
Designing
J HOU7lgSter

Junior was invited to supper at
Billy's house but refused. When
Ma asked why, Junior sneered.
He Just want me to help him
eat up his cereal so he can have
the box topsl''
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-01
Personal. Mention

Antonio Areneibia left for Cuba
yesterday to spend few weeks
with relatives and friends in the
Cuban capital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-01

Mrs. Margot Secarras arrived
from Cuba yesterday after spend
ing several months there with
relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-01

the trees which are of such vital
Importance in any community.
This poem by Arthur Guiterman
printed in a recent issue of the
Florida Federation of Garden
Clubs booklet, voices the feelings
of many of US.
4 THE COMING OF THE TREES
BY Arthur Guiterman
Let trees be made, for earth is
bare
|. Spake the Voice of the Lord
in thunder.
The roots ran deep and the trees
were there,
And Earth was full of won
der.
For the white birch leaned, and
the oak held straight,
The pines marched down the
mountain;
The orchards bowed with their
blossomed weight,
And the elm rose up like 3
fountain.
The palm stood proud as Aaron's
rod,
The willow billowed slowly.
So came the trees at the call of
God;
And all the trees are holy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-01
Mail The Citizen to Friends

In May. Supper will be served
after the promenade.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23

itannlten. Gs dparen aIIo 8oripanoe
itrtb geraii 10 Derlogene iDie ollie ole
anberen, Die ntaa tei Sunoerten an
oeren 'Seeliorgern Dor5mbringen in
Sitoy ySltgoilaapien ME berlegen tDar.
sic apuroen Iiquibiert, apeil iie Mn-
geborige ooer Sobne zines 8olfes
naret, bas man bis auf BEN lesten
Monn llrto bas Iebte &ino als5urot-
ten belbloilen batte. sic iirpo Spfer
senall oesielben Gnilen- uno Maiien-
moroes, ben Sugoilatpien an ifber
100000 Meniben fbtpabiihen Blu.
tes bollbrabt bat.
Die eriten monate un6 Sabre nod
Dem ausgang oes Iesten &rieges iuar
Ste gitnltige @elegenbeit, nod az 3ei-
ten oes i6llpmlnernoen @eltgehpiiiens
obne biel altfieben einen iatanii6en
Wor0pIan on einem gansen Bolfe
aus5ifiibren. Gin geribtlihes Ser
fabren ober 5u1ninoeitens einen
Shaupro5eB ourb5ufiibren, fanb Sil.
goila,pien gar nibt Der Ddibe apert.
@enn aber nidt atrbers, Damn lpd-
re bier oer 8eipeis gegeben, oaB Die
iugoilatpiiden MaBnabmen gegen Die
oeuti6e Minoerbeit feline Strafe fir
na5iitiitpe @lemente, fonoern elm nad
0em 8orbrlbe Der glusrottnng Der
sSuoen gefitbrter l,ro faltbliitig be-
re6neter Nnidlag auf Dos 3eben Ell
mes gan5en 8olfes = uno Morb on
ie6em ein5elnen iin6.
8enn iitb bie @elt bellte iiber oie
Gorgange in l1ngarn, 8uIearien unb
Ser GI6e6o4S 4Slotpafei entritItet unb
5l1 periteben gibt, berartises tatenlos
ni6t mebr bit5unebmen, Damn tpdre
es an ser 3eit, audi bon SEN 8orgGn-
gen in SllgollGpien &enntnis au neb-
men. sic itellen bas, hpas in rngarn
npo 8ulgarien gel6eben lit, hpeit in
BEN Sdatte,t. Mn Ser 3eit tp1re es
aber aud, baB it6 ole @elt berie1i-
gen erinnert, oie als 9feIt oieies Mus-
rottungspro5eiies al,d beute nod ru-
be- uno beinaflos burb oie @elt gu
ltreifen geatpungen iino, 11irgenbs ei-
mem Hlas uno Elm meni6entpiirbiges
Saiein aus etgener &raft finoen fon-
men unb es ii6er nidt Deroient baben,
Belt ni6t nur Dergeiien, ionbern
nod iobiel 2eioen bon Ser ga15en
audi apeiterbin peritoBen, ged6tet uno
Derfelnt 5it aperoen. - Oh. y.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23

ssn Ben friiberen sdbren idmmel-
ten Die 9ilger Die meberreite Der BET
Iigen Maner lttao betpnbrten fie als
Mnoetfen an 6as Seilige Snbr. 5hon
Elm 8eridt iiber bas &eilige Snbr
1850 beiagt, LOB ole l1eberrelte BON
Der @enge iofort fortgenofnmen tDer.
ben Seber, Der Die Gblafie ge-
tpinnt, i6reitet burb oteie Sir. ole
nab Beenbignng bes Setligen Sab
res tpieoer uernlanert miro.
Wabretto oes eriten Seiligen Sab
res I'm Sabre 1900 fnnen nrn6berttb
5tpei Wfillionen 8eiuder, laeifte1ts 5ii
Sub, nod Gon, Die gum groBten Cell
cine tStabt bon Sen MusmaBen &oms
gum erIten Meale 5u @Gtbt befnmen.
9rei Sabrbunberte fpdter tpnr ole
3aN Der 8ilger alrf 6rei Millionen
geitiegen. 8on Bapit 8onifa5 ur.
ipriinglid) aae 100 Sabre beabiid-
tigt, apurbe ser 3pilhenranm altf
so, 6ann aitf 33 - Die 2cbensipan.
ne @briiti - nlto i6lieBlib auf 25
Sabre berabgeiebt.
geeben Der grfiillung Ger norge-
i6riebenen 8eoingungen, Die fir Ole
Mblaiie inn tSeiligen Sabr notperp6ig
Itno 8ei6te, &onmunion un6 8e.
iub Der bier Sauptbafilifen in bor-
geidriebener 3eiD lit es ben Bil-
germ CUR 8etpobmbeit geporoen, auh
Die Seiligen E5tatten in &om su be-
itdtigen. 0as Subeliabr I'M n1bIten
SSabr miro burf) beionbere religioie
Seterli6feiten ltnb 5ablrei1e interna-
tio1tale &onferen5en uno MnsiteIlnn-
gen. Die bon 8ertretern fatbolilder
Srganiiationen ber ganaen gSelt De
iit6t aperoen, gefenn3eibnet fein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
martyrnlngium hnnal.-
fdlmdhtfdlrr Frtrtfrr

Ser bolipianIIde Gertreter 6er Ser
elnten gtationen bat Ietten @inter
oas 8orgeben nngarns gegen oen
SiirItprimas pon llngarn, &arbinaI
Weinbs5entp, unb anoere geiitli9e
gSiiroentrdger, 1lnb oie faoeni6einige
Serurteilllng proteItantii6er @eil ltli-
6en in 8ulsarien gum MnlaB genon1-
men, beioe Staaten tpegen 8erlesung
Ser Menidenredte an5uflagen. 9ie
8eneralperian1ntlung Der use nabm
oieie 9lnflage an 1n1o berapies Die ott-
geflagten &esierunsen in elmer &e-
iolution a1f ibre 8erpfli6tung, alien
ibrer SsSurisbiftion ultterIteben0en
Serionen bie Weni6enre6te uno oie
grunblegenben Sreibeiten obne I'm
teri6ieb Der &aiie, Scr @bitammung,
Der Sprade unb Ser &eligion gu IL
6ern.
Mait bieler sl,1flage iino ni6t BLOB
bebenfliAe gri6einlngen in BEN
2anoern binter Dem giiernen gor-
bang an oas b0hite politiide Sorum
Der beutisen @elt beransetroger, es
lit 0anit elm &apitel nnoberniter eu-
ropaiider @eidihte aufgetporfen NOR.
BEN. 9aB Menidenredte in Der Sotp-
ietrl1ion 10 gut tpie niht beiteben,
lit cine Eatiade, an Die ii6 Die iibrige
Belt bereits in einen MaBe getpobrlt
5u baben ihet,tt, baB fie fih 6ararl
au itoBen fhou gar nidt mebr ner.
fuht fiebt. Seit Dem gn5e 6es Ies.
ten @rieges 9aben 6ieie, iiber ole
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23

@elienfir1en ipanote. 3n bieIer Ser
anItaltung ipar au6 Ser 8iIf)of bon
Oeiinlter, Migre Seller, erIbienen.
@r riftete einen offentli6en appell
an ole glliierten, bon oieiem 8ei6ltl-
ie ab3uIteben, ser 5000 Irbeiter brot-
Los made uno 10000 Me1tlben in
ibrer tpirtidaftliden griiteh5 gefabr-
be. 8il6of &eller erfldrte tportlid !:
nHab unierer feiten l1eber5eugung
l6Bt es iib nit naturrebtlihen 1tno
6riItli6en @rlnbIdben ni9t nerein-
barren, fir Sorlenbe bon Meni6en
beipuBt uno frei1pillig elm iol6es
@lenb beraltf5l1beid)aporen. Sin5u
fonlmt, oaB al,f Oieie 8eiie Der @Iar-
be an cine io5iale Srbnung in Der
8elt i1nmer mebr perifhpinoet unb
Itatt oellen ser 8ooen bereitet miro
fir iene gefdbrlide, rabifale @eiin-
1l1ng, Die 5lpar bon Der einiibttgen
s(rbeiterIfaft il 0elttIhlano 1lno
europa ubgelebnt miro, Ser aber oers
5ipeifelte llno irregeleitete @lemente
nur 51 lei6t 5lrm Spfer fallen."
ltno 5rt aleoem ifapeigt bel ltns
sic beriibn1te offentlihe Wteinung!
8ie beiBt es Oo6 bel 6rieortb gSil-
belm gSeber:
ltnielige @elt! Sic ringt nad SroIt
1,n6 Gat,
ltmio perbaut ibr @ebrrf in ben
@inoen;
Sit 0enn feit 9lr5t in SSssrael an fin.
'Oen?
SIT oenn fein 9aliam mebr III
8iledo?
SSa oo6! gs lit Elm 8aIlam, ser
Seilung bradte, lpenn Sic SOlfer ms
eeian1t Sen slaiierten 5urufen noll-
fen: uS 6 aft & Of t na Of . N
@runoi Gben bes Sod t e T.
red IS unb, mas no 6 10 Of t l.
ger lit, banoelt 5 d."
C.=St. d. CIV.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
prtrf1rrfrnhung in mfr
rpr zpit

Brofelior Or. Sob. Wfidl i6reibt
in Der ,Weiin6ener &atb. &ir6en5ei=
tung' poln 26. SSuni II. a.:
sSunge WerI6en, beren gnttpid=
lung bonn &iltOe iiber oas 8ubenals
ter uno bie Stlroenteniabre man
fe,lnt, bon beren piellei6t auh tollen
Streihen man er3dblen tnnn, 1pers
oen pl0blid 8rimi5ianten unb beiBen
bodmiiroige Serren; oas lit cine Ser
dnberung eigener 9lrt uno gang an=
berer 4rt, als penn etipa Ger Sobn
Sen 8etrieb bes 8aters iiberninunt.
@as in Ser BrieItertpeibe nit einem
Wenlden Dor iib gebt, miro erit aus
Dem gpongelium oeutlib. @tr Ieien
bic @orte Seiu: User einen aufs
nimmt, 6en Sd ienoe, nt1rntt Mid
auf, per ober Wei6 al,fntlnn1t, nintnt
9en altf Ser Wtid gelanbt bot" (Sob.
13, 20); ODER: yg8ie Wtid ser ga-
ter seianot bat, ienoe au6 Sd etd"
(Sob. 90, 21). @ie alio Gbriitus BON
8ott Der aus Der anberen @elt in
oieIe, Die unlerige @elt in Ser 4u=
toritdt bes 8aters gefommen 1T, 10
tritt Ser 8rielter in 0er Mutoritdt
GbriIti uno bamit in Ser Iutoritdt
8ottes 5u oen Meni6en. go iebt Ser
8rieiter oiele einmolige urlo fir Ole
Meni6en enti6eioenoe Satla6e fort,
bob @ott in Der @elt eribienen lit,
INN Sen Weni6en grloiung aus ser
Scot ser Siinbe uno Mnrebt ouf eapi=
ges Sell gu bringen. lleber Dem &aup=
te zines ieoen 9rieIters Ieu6tet es bon
oieier Senoung @ottes an Die Men=
l6en. Sdinrmer Der @tuigfeit bringt
nit bem BrieIter in Die gSelt, er
fonun1t als gottgeianoter 8ote bes
Seiles. 0us lit auabrbaft eine erba=
bene SSenoung cine Ole iibihen
meni6lihen Sronungen iiberrogenbe
8eru flung.
so lit Ser 8rieiter; 10 aber fam
freilid nur Ser glal1bige Sbriit i'm
erfennen. @enn i6on nod einem
@orte Des fl. Yaulus Ser 1riltli9e
Menid iiberbaupt bern @eltmen1den
Elm &Gtiel bleibt, ba bieier gar nidt
oas Organ beiitt, ndmli6 bie @abe
oes 81. 8eiites, Inn BEN Gbrilten,
ben Weni den oes 81. 8eiites, 5u per-
iteben Il. &or. 2, 14D, 10 gilt Dies
erit re6t iiber ben Hrieiter: fir bie
8elt lit Ser GrieIter, iofern iie i'm
nidt bon pornberein aus ibren1 gum
minOelten peritedten SaB gegen @ott
beraus ablebnt, MN Elm Wann bem
cine gelpiiie geiltige 5iibrung 5u-
! fontlnt. gr itebt auf ser Stlfe on-
berer, sic einen beilIamen @influB
auf bie Meitmeni6en olsiiben, 1pie
es etipa fino gr5ieber, Mer5te, Sir
Iorger, 9febner ooer &iinitler Sour
bo6ltens mod ieinen menidli6en Set
Itungen gilt Ser Brieiter.
slu6 in ben eigenen 9teiben Ser
Gbriiten lit beut5utage Ole &ritif iiber
Sen Brielter febr beliebt; aud bier
| itebt man in ibm 5utpeilen fait rur
nod ben Menlden. Cider miiiien
mir 9Srieiter ut1s a,d Der &ritif Itels
len; es tpdre Elm 8erbdngnis fiir
uns uno bielleidt ole groBte 8eriu.
dung gum 8eriagen, apdren mir ie.
Der &ritit iiberboben. Sb aber Ole
pielen, Die rns 8rieiter fritiiieren,
aud bic rihtigen MaBitdbe au elmer
beredtigten Rritif beiisen? @as Der.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-23
Dir 6rthihtr 1ra 9pi-
ltgpn 9ahrra

Das Seilise sSabr 1850 gebt auf
oas Mte Seitament anriid, nah DEM
iebes so. Sabr als 3eitpurtft fir oie
8ergebung bon l1nreht, oie geahIai-
Jung bon S6nIoen, ole areilailuna
bon, bebraiihen Sflnpen ;feItgelest
mar. Die fatboliide Stride bat oieIe
TRADITION bes Mlten geitamentes
fortselest, i,rbem fie ieoes SO. ssabr
als 3eitpli1tft fir 6eionbere 8ebets.
nno 8uBiibungen beitirnr1te., 8egert-
partig finbet aae 25 Sabre ein Sci
liges SGbr Itatt, nm ieoer Generation
before @elegenbeit ali seben, fi9 an
ben Dielen &bldiien, Die apdbreno Ole
Ter 3eit getpdbrt tper6en, an beteligen.
SIM Sabre 1850 begebt Die Stride
aum 25. Mtale elm Seiliges Sabr.
8ontfa5 VIII. NOR ser erIte 8apit,
Der i'm Sabre 1900 our1 cine 8uIle
elm Seiliges ssabr profamierte, Sr
oieier 8ulle 1pies er amf Ole biaen
@eoenffeiern in Der @eihihte Der
Sebraer uno Ser eriten Gbriiten bin
uno ertldrte, bob er bon neuem
groBe '5iinoennadldiie uno M6lGfie
gelDdbren tpiiroe, ole ourd ben Be.
iuf Der Staot @otn uno Ser chr
miir6igen 8aiilita bes IpoitelfIrIten
5ll erlangen ieien." Settler bat ole
Stride 6ieles SSSltbeliabr irlaner einae-
balten nit Musndbme ser Sabre
1900, 1850 unb 1875, in oenen 6ie
politii6en greigniiie es nidt gu,
IieBen.
" SapIt Hius XII. bat Dem Seiligen
SSabr 1850 burh ieine 6oroerung, es
al1 einem @erfae,,g ser hriItliden
8ieoergeburt merben su Iaiien, cine
beionoere 8eoeuti,ng gegeben. sssn ei-
nem banogel1riebenen 8rief an 6ie
Weitglieoer Der eriten 8erIar11mlung
oes 3entralfon1itees fir 1as Seilige
Sabr, Die aln %. Slali 1913 inn So
titan itattfano, 9at er Die 3ieIe bes
Seiligen Sabres 1850 nie6ergeleat.
Das Seilige Sabr beginnt traoi-
tionsgemaB am Seiligen Mbenb oes
borbergebenoen Sabres, an Dem Ser
8upit perI0nli6 Ole SeiIige 8forte,
einen gingang aur ct. Beter9alilifa,
Der ionit itets nerI6loiien lit, 0ffnet.
3iegel unb M0rtel aperoen Dor Der
3eremonie gelodert. Ser &eilige 8a-
ter flopft nit einen1 imernen &am-
nler breintal an Ole Sir uno iinat
babei Den 8ialnbers: .Seffne mir
oie 9forten Ser @eredtigfeit". 8eim
britten Sammeriblag gibt bas Meau-
ertperf nah. 9ie beiligen giiren in
ben brei anberen 8aiilifen (St. So
bannes bonn 2ateran ct. Saul uno
Santa Maria Wfaggiore) 1peroen bon
einem ourh ben Hapit beItintmten
&arbinaI auf dbnlidbe @eiie geoffnet.
0enn bic Seiligen Siiren am folgen-
ben @eibrabtsdben6 apieber beridIoi-
len tpenben, lit bas Seilige Sabr be.
enoet. Die SDntboIif 6ieier 3eremo.
nien itebt in enger Beaiebu11g NIT Der
8ertreibung Mbmns un6 @pas aus
bem 4araoieie iinb nit Der. Mmsito.
Butg uu6 @ie6eraufnabme Ser Gin
Der.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Iowa..
BACK-PORCH ICE CREAM r c,.,,,,,,. ,,...,u.

cream and butter (you could margarine) as could
be beaten IN and the potatoes keep fluffy. Beaten
tor fare-you-well, served piping hot,
The sweet corn was done in country manner.
The corn was picked early morning dew-wet, the
ears stored in cool place to wait until dinner After
shucking, the kernels we're Immediately cut
from the cob and cut deep, then the blade of
a knife run up and down the to get out
the last drops Of milk. Corn into casserole sea
soned to taste with sprinkle of sugar, with salt
and pepper and top milk to cover. Along with this
great chunk OF butter Tor margarne) and into very
slow oven (3OO' to 325'F.) for one hour
Here's Genevieve's way with the wilted lettuce:
leaf lettuce from the garden row. one pound for SIX
Wash we'll, shake out moisture, place in bowl
shred with knife. Add teaspoon of salt four green
scallions finely cut tops included Into frying pan
60 four strips of bacon cut crosswise into one
fourth-inch shreds. When the bacon is crisp one
half cup cream is added with four tablespoons vine
gar Heat and whip we'll to smooth curds Pour
over lettuce, cover bowl with plate 10 minutes and
hustle to the table.
Iced tea with dinner iced tea with supper iced
tea any time. Iowans are the champion iced-tea
drinkers of America.
Iowa Ice Cream
N cups sugar
pint heavy cream
eggs, separated
2 quarts whole milk
~ tablespoons vanilla
Is teaspoon salt
Mix sugar with cream stirring to dissolve thor
oughly and turn into one-gallon can of freezer
Beat egg yoks until thick and mix with milk; add
vanilla and salt. Combine the two mixtures Whip
egg whites stiff but not dry. Pour into mixture,
then add enough whole milk to fill within one inch
of the top. Freeze using eight parts ice to one part
salt. Yield: gallon
Next ,reek yell hare t,co kinds of chocolate :
coke from an old Pennsylvania Dutch inn.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Pep Up
Your Potato Salad F.!

Whatever your favorite recipe
for potato salad -. you're
sure to improve it by adding
? or ; tablespoons of Durkee's
Dressing before mixing. Re-
member-a little flavors a lot!
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Here's how one good cook
makes it - to be served after
huge Middle West dinner

INTO our best bib and tucker and off by wing to
Il Ottumwa. Ia, to keep dinner date with the
John McDermotts. DR.. John is an orthodontist wife
Genevieve makes cooking thing" Meet the rest
of the family: Maryan. 49, Iowa State freshman:
Susan, IA, in junior high school; Linda, nine in
third grade; Mimi, red-god cocker spaniel, three,
and into everything going. In addition there is an
endless procession of guests who drop in to see
What's blooming now?" in Geneveves garden.
who stay on for dinner to eat plate of ice cream
Genevieve, dark-haired dark-eyed, slender has
backbirds darting way, never idles minute
When she sits, she ebroders or shells peas or pees
potatoes She cooks Iowa-farm style, learned the
art from her mother, Mrs. Clara Mincks, whose
family has been four generations around Ottumwa
Fried Potatoes, Of Course
GENEvlEvE claims Sunday breakfast is my long
suit" 1t certainly is. Garden-grown raspbenies
and cream were the superb beginning Followed
fried pork tenderloin which sells fresh in Iowa.
sliced by the pound The slices are foured, salt
and pepper seasoned, then fried golden and passed
with milk gravy made from the drippings. Good
too swooshed over hot biscuits Fried potatoes?
My yes, we're in the Middle West now
After church, high noon and time for eating again.
The long table beautifully set with white Havi-
land, the old Ransom pattern with the shell edge,
which Cenevieve has been collecting since high
school days.
Here comes the chicken in crisp brown mound,
piled on the great platter. Come the mashed pota-
toes tagged by chicken cream gravy; next casse-
role of sweet corn, bowl of wilted lettuce and new
peas fresh from the vine. Ice cream the ending.
homemade on the back porch
Those mashed potatoes, like all rightly made
Middle Western potatoes, held as much heavy
Evening star., 1949-08-21

If's twice as easy-with this
remarkable new apple pie in a
package. Flavory, quick-dried
apples come already peeled and
sliced. Just add water to restore
their freshness; sweeten.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Cold Roast Pork

Sandwiches with a fair when
Durkee's accompanies your
second day" roast pork, This
zippy meat sauce is the flavor
key that makes the difference
on cold pork, ham and veal.
FREE-Salad and Sandwich Book
lets by Virginia Coates! just write
DURkEE FAMOUS FOODS.
Dept. TwD s2-9, ~
E'mhurs'' L. L. N @5B!DlB
Evening star., 1949-08-21

Floky pie crust mix comes
ready-to-use in Apple Pyequiek,
too. Add water; roll out. Com
plete apple pie is in the oven in IS
minutes or less. Never easier,
never better!
Choice opple slices, spice ond
= pie crust mix, oil in one paskoee
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Tor the ending.
Everything tina, belongs to
plotting days Helen Ruch loves
She collects pictures OF famous
boats. lver song records, nver-
boat menus Here are recipes
from her files typical OF Pitts
ourgh's heritage as a nver port
Honey" Grandpa would saw
when he took her aboard. be
polite to the captain but make
friends with the cook"
That's just what she did. How
well she recalls Cook Jim's warn
ing. Never use sour cream in
them flannel cakes, missy. But
termilk -- that's what gives EN-
the flavor" 1t was jim who
taught her the verse about
steamboat pudding. Helen Ruch's
small daughters, Karen. three.
and Rosalind. nine, chanted it
to me: Here comes the Cap'n
wild smoker and a grin. wheel
house puddin' all over his chin"
Chicken Hash ea
Flannel Cakes
3 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
2 tablespoons minced onion
3 tablespoons -four
l cup chicken or turkey broth
Il cup minced celery
2 teaspoons minced parsley
y cup light cream
2 cups cold chicken or turkey.
cut in small pieces
Salt and pepper
Melt butter or margarine, add
minced onion and saute until
tender. Add -four, cook a min
utes; pour in broth. celery and
parsley and simmer for S min
utes. Add cream, stir we'll: add
chicken. Heat to boiling point
and season. Set aside to thicken
while flannel cakes are baking.
Flannel Cakes
2 cups sifted all-purpose -four
% teaspoon baking soda
! teaspoon salt
~ cups buttermilk
2 tablespoons melted butter or
margarine
2 eggs, separated
Sift together -four, soda. salt
into bowl, beat in buttermilk
and melted shortening; beat in
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