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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
Banater SiedIung
bel Offenburg
Wieder dort, wo sic W.
spruengIieh herkomen.

Sfienhurg. - Gos SeimotOorI i'm
rilndnllden ganat hieB Siehlina lmo
su gsoria Sberelias 3eiten tparcn
Sic &oriabren pom S6crrbein ais
SleoIer ocrtHin gefonmen. ,Sit es
nlht 'cltlum, oob mir hel,te nieocr
ou Iino, bon no uniere Seltc ia.
mcn?" Ser aPann Ser 10 ipriht.
baoert nid)t mehr nit ieinem SdDid.
'al ocnn eisentlId) lit iuIt ein @un.
Der ae'deben: er hat micoer 1SeIo, er
hot 'bon cine Sub. mo er hot elm
na9cIncue3 Sau$, in bcm 4 @cne,
rationen ieiner Sippc 9loe haben.
NotiIrlIh gItt es @ilOer I'M Sami-
lienaIblm, BEL oeren sInlid man
mandnul 6uriidhcuft: an sic breitc
SOrIItrnBe, an Sic WeiBcn SGuicr,
an Sie 9roben Shpeine- iln0 ShaI-
bcroen unh an Sic 60 Sod ei9cnen
SanOcS, Sic einem slrcnl non 80
bis 40 @eftar entiprafen. Sn ieNs
Sahrcn Seimatloiigfcit Waren bieIe
@lIOer cine ulldlen0e grinnerlnl
oenn man beIab nur nod, mas man
am Selbe tru9, uno ein elr5igcs
| E'ero, bnS sic lange @onocruna
nad hem &citen mitgemadt bate.
9tlln bat bleies Ticro mieoer icinen
Stall, uno I'M 6eDann areuSld)lag,
mc'tlih bon Sf'enburg. lit aui ielbit.
9crooetem, eheInuligen &aIobooen
Sic er'te Grnte eingehrad)t. Die Sicos
lergcnlcinldlaIt miro 4 Wauernho'c
auF "a Settur Snno lmIaiien. 9cir
9u'hal Der eriten orei &oie. Die ictt
Itcbcn, bat IN iebcr IaulIie bonn
ltr9roBpater bis Sllnl fleinIten arlrps
aCcs tattraItla m'taeholIcn. 60 Elm
llr9roBUnter lit nGmIih nod ein
riiItlacr Set5igcr. luo Sic ldlantc.
id)par5hoarise 6rou anIonss ser
uier5ig, oie einen SGn9lina int slrme
tuie9t, lit Ihon oeiien 8robmltter.
60 rerl0u't Sic SebensgemclnihoIt
ser 9anatoeutid)en INNER in bier
6cneratlonclL neil lic ge!uobnt liro,
iriih 81 heiraten. Sonanaebeub iino
Slmellt Die @roBuGtcr, audi bier.
in Ser nenen Sieolllna spiifen Dem
Mbelr uno Shpar5polb. lit cs 10,
inb oje Beiamtbeit Ser areu;idlag=
Slcolcr lit babel niht ifled,t &C.
idbrcn.
@as bier begonnen bat, lit feline
iliiftige Notloiung. feline Smpropi-
iation, ionoern Sic 8runolteinIegung
elmer nc,len Iorigemeinldluit. Ser
Staat bat Oen Grtrag oes bisber ln-
beballten Sanoes noriinanSicrt, er
bat Sen Start nit ieinen Mitteln
oen pollig Mittelloien ermoglid)t;
aber nuh brci Nnlauisiabrell miro
ser &reoit abbe5ablt, uno Uenn ser
SGusling, oen iest oie 8roBmutter
i'm, srme tpieet, % Sabre aft lit,
miro man id)ulSenIrei ieir. 60 neii
lin Die 3ufunit fam man nur nit
Seuten planen, bener mani 'eln Dcls
les 3ertrnue,t ifcnft, hcner man
si,tral,t. bab lie aui Nem bisberisen
Senlano bliihenQe Seloer errid,ten.
Gas Slid bat Die Wiiroigen erreiht,
bas lit Ser Ginoruf ser bisberigen
griabruns nadl einem Sabr, nno
oas lit Dor ullem AUDI bie Weinung
Der babiiden Toltstunoler, Die slpi.
ihen oen beiben &riegen oie banat.
beutIhen 9al,ern in ibrer iett Der.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04

mittee Rooms, where we have been
sitting since November, or wheth-
er the House Chamber will be suf-
ficiently ready for use. Speaker
Rayburn has said that the 82nd
Congress will be sworn in in the
House Chamber-so l rather i'm
agine that Wednesday, January
3rd. will indeed see US assembled
there, with every gallery seat fill
ed.
FRIENDS, this new Congress
i assumes its duties at a moment
when the world we have known
faces possible determination. Our
history books have told the story
of other moments when great
hordes of savage peoples swept
across many countries, extermin-
ating the population and assuming
control. We gave little heed-it
was too far away. Now mankind
everywhere faces the same grim
prospect.
/ am not one of those who ac-
cepts the annihilation of the Be-
lieving World. / am one who be-
lieves that we who are free, we
upon whom rests the responsible
ity. to future generations, can and
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
LORAIN, OHIO
LORAIN JUNIOR SAXONS

A regular meeting OF the Lorain
Junior SaXons was held on Dec.
81. 1880.
AS yet new secretary hasn't
been appointed.
We are waiting to hear from
Columbus about the details for the
bowling tournament.
After the meeting we had a
successful Christmas party along
with refreshments and gift
exchange.
The next meeting will be held
on January H., 1881. 1t will be the
first meeting of the New Year,
SO let everyone attend and make
it perfect one.
Eleanor Binder, Reporter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH4

Halo dear members. your Of
Ulcers of Branch 4 wish you all a
very Happy and Prosperous New
Year.
Just a few lines to inform YOU
Nat our next meeting Will be
Sunday, Jan. !, at 3 p. m. We will
have Our installation of the newly
elected OFFICERS. also a memorial
iervice for our lost members of
pSO.
Alter the meeting refreshments
Nd card party. All members are
cordially invited to attend.
Elizabeth Fischer. Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04

SIul NltIle uIOelIele ais SeIreIQs
rim ein elnem groBen @iirobous.
Sbr Mann Bate feline glrbeit.
Gr mahte Sen Salsbalt.
Jran3 ,purbe morgens Inn 6 llbr
aus Sem Sdlai aeriiien. itano oui,
madte 6euer i'm Diem uno itcute Sen
aaffee auf. Slime fam ettpas ip1ter,
miiOe, peroroiien, tranf oen &aiiee
in SUIT unO 0tanteI unS Iab auf sic
llbr.
vS0dite 3eit," iaste tie l1no itiir5tc
bapon.
6ran3 nahte iid, Sann an sic
slrbeit. gr rGunte auf. Ieste Sic Bet
ten auT bas Seniterbrctt. pustc
Staub, fauite elm umS mafte iid)
on oas 0tittageIien.
Grnft balb 1 llbr fam slnne. SaD
iid, Inn l,no fragte:
rSnit ou Staub eapiiht."
sd babe" iaste 6ranS.
r9lber iebr id,ledlt, rief s(nne,
yuno oas Ntittageiien lit angebranrt. "
sd bin fem aoh," emportc iid)
6runi rbas lit cine perriitte Gin.
teilung oob ein Mann putt uuo
fott, ,uabreno Die Srau arbeitet. L"
nGs gebt ia niht anoers," iaste
slnre, rif Made meine slrbeit i'm
9iiro gut, uno es lit ldlieBlih nid)t
Supiel perlonat, penn bu beine Sahc
I'M Sauie gut nludlIt. Gas nit benl
Staub gebt nidJt 10 meiter."
Srans id)wiea milrrild,.
r5ait bu Den JuBbooe., sebcbs
nect?"
Trau, idl!ries oerhroiier.
~9ie getteu iino nidt lalse aenus
9eliiitet."
JranS ntmcte tiei an.
.ltno bas 8cihirr lit aud MD.
iauber."
Sruns riei: ~2os lit feline @tan,
nerarbeit."
sd iaste ihon," riei s(nne, .es
aeht ia nld)t anocrs."
$50 lit bas Sausbnltbuh."
sSran5 mari es mlBnutig auI ben
Gid.
.9u perbraud)it sluicl," iaste
slnne, nou tannit nit oem @Irt.
Idaitsgelb niht lln9ehen.
irans 5upite al ieinem araaen.
rSab MIDI nit bem aram 5uIrie.
SEN" lnlirrte er, ~in bleicm Sau'c
lit Die @elt auf Sen aop1 seitellt.
Gu ioateit Oeine Stellung i'm giiro
nit mir tal,ihen."
.Gas seDt nift. Sic tlln es nitt,
Iuste sInne, r,plr haben inns of aes
nua barii6er l,nterbalten."
Sic eing.
llnS Trans tpuih ab. Cling nod.
NAL nit oem StaubIappen burh Sic
@obnuus, fIcpite Sen Seppih unb
biigclte Sic @aide
MbenoS fam slnne toomiioe aus
oenl @iiro. iab natiirllh ic'crt Die
Sfcrbcn oes 5eaers, Sen Irans
beim abmaiden Serbrohen hattie ,lno
besann aleih mieber 81, idimpien.
.9u bit iebr nadlldiiis, Jrani.
Gas lit Der brittle 9euer in elmer
@pfe."
Jrani mllrme!te: rSlt ia alf tei.
ne Sahe iiir einen Manu!"
llno er ihpies perorolen.
Sas sing 10 nohenlana, aber elnes
Cages nlahte ld cine Geranoeruns
benlerfbar.
Jran5 piiIi, NOR iroDli6 uno gu.
ter 9inse.
@enn s(nne nittags nah Sau'e
tan,. par bas gien fertia, idmedte
,piir;is unb augenebm, Die getten
paren offurat gemad,t, uno Der Vo'
sen bliste Dor Sauberfeit.
rSiebit bu" iagte slnne, r,llll
bait Su oeinen totem Nuntt iiber,
punoen. gu madit Sen Sausbalt
srobartia."
sram l1delte pertriilmt.
glnne belpunberte am nabIten Ias
de Die iriIh aeualhenen Gardiner,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
SPD fordert ErkIoervng
ueber Dienstkommondos

Bonn. - Sie iosialbemofratIid1e
;Sraftion oes 9eutihen 0lnoestaae5
Ioroerte cine Grfldruna ser gunoes.
regieruns 3u Oen bel hen 9eiatunas.
nl1dten einseridtetcn beltihet
Sieulttommauoos. Sic 9unhesrcale.
runa ioa II. a. 5u ser sraae stel'
llns nebnen, ob sic 0titalieoer Ser
Iienitfonnanoos pcrpIlihtct iinb.
9eiehlen SOlae SIT leilten, sic inter
llmitGnocn gesen oeltihe Geiesc pet
iioHen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
195O.S1
Jan. s

SohAs
Salem at Canton
Monaco at New Castle
Cleveland at Youngstown
Farrell-Bye
Jan. Is
Canton at New Castle
Salem at Monaco
Youngstown at Farrell
Cleveland-Bye
Jan. 20
Monaco at Canton
New Castle at Salem
Farrell at Cleveland
Youngstown-Bye
Jan. u
Canton at Youngstown
Salem at Cleveland
New Castle at Farrell
Monaca-Bye
Feb. 3
Cleveland at Canton
Youngstown at Salem
Farrell at Monaco
New Castle-Bye
Feb. 10
Canton at Farrell
New Castle at Youngstown
Monaco at Cleveland
Salem-Bye
Feb. II
Farrell at Salem
Cleveland at New Castle
Canton-Bye
Notice to all basketball man
ayers: | have had a change O
address. Send reports to the fol
lowing:
John Schneider,
1866 E. l45 ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
SAXON VETERANS
By HANS STEINER

The last few weeks have been
very active for most of us.
The Christmas party for the
children was we'll attended by the
small fry but not by the parents.
The Branch / meeting was not
very we'll attended. We elected
mostly older members into office
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
Es gibt nun 100000
Bundes-Anqestellte

@albinaton - Sie 3ohl Ser
9unoesangeItelten itieg int Nopenl.
Der I'm 300, teiIte Die 3ipilbienit.
fomniilion NIT. Sn Sen DiilitGr.
departments muroen 25,70O Ncrio.
nen eingeliellt.
slm /. Sesember betrus Oie @e.
ion1tSahl Ser gunoe5auacltcllten g.
10000.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
CLUB Secretaries!

Notices arriving Wednes-
day morning at our office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
Sehreiben NIGHT so Ieicht

ssaibington. - Srob. arobcr ge-
miibungen I'M llcberpinolmg oes
Observation-Disclosures mrlBte ble bulaa'
ride fonmllniItilhe Gartei berlc)ten,
SAB 10000 Mitglieoer Ser Gnrtei
meoCr leicn nod, ihrclben fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
FROM DETROIT
BRANCH 81

The JANUARY business meeting
will be held Sunday, January I,
1851. at Carts Taproom. 1858
Gratiot Avenue. Meeting will be-
Gin at 800 p. m.
The officers elected for 1881
will be installed at this meeting,
and all members are urged to
attend and aid in making 1851
. much better year in the business
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04

ISL ana SHO, IN
order to ad-
journ the 81st
Congress S i n e
die before the
82nd Congress
is sworn in on
January 3rd.
No one seems
to know wheth-
er we S h a | !
close the ses-
sion of the 81st
Congress in the
w a VS. a n d
NJ q q n g Cnp,-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
BABY ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haller, (nee
Jean NJ. Lenel) wish to an
Hounce the arrival OF a ] lb. II
o.. baby daughter, Diane Lynn,
born on December Q. 1880.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
SENIOR LODGE ANNI.
VERSARv

The Lodge will hold its Ami
versary at Roose-Vanker Hall on
Cadieux Road. two blocks north
OF Harper. 1t will be held Satur-
day February 10. 1851. All men,
bers and friends are invited to
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

VX1HEN these words reach you,
w Congress will be in session,
for we shall be sitting on January
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
MEMBERS ON SICK LIST

Members on the sick list and re-
cuperating at home are. Mrs, Ste
FAM and Mr.. John Seller, Sr.
TICKET SALE
Members are urged to sell their
tickets for the prizes to be
awarded at the Anniversary.
John NJ. Schemmel, Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04

Z Forni's Alpenkrauter verschafft
schnelle, sanfte, angenehme Linde.
rung Won Hartleibigkeit und solchen
Symptomen vie kopfschmerzen, Yer.
ADMINISTERING. Nervositat, Schlaf. und
Appetitlosigkeit, Blahungen. wenn
durch TRACE Ausscheidung hervorge'
rufen.
- Forni's Alpenkrauter ist cine Ma.
n gentatigkeit anregende Medizin.
y Forni's Alpenkrauter's Blahun.
- gen lGsende Wirkung hilft, sauren,
gas;gen, verstimmten Magen zu lindern.
Alpenkrauter ist cine exclusive For.
mel, ,-eine Mischung Won (nicht nur
Elm oder zwei,) sondern l8 Natur.
Krau,ern, Wurzeln und Pflanzen, -
weIcEe sich fur Iber 80 Jahre ais wirk.
sam crwiesen haben. Versuchen Sic es
heute und sehen Sic, OBJ es NIGHT &c.
rade die Medizin ist die Sic brauchen.
Kaufen Sic Alpenkrauter in lhrer
Nachbar scllaft oder sender Sic fur un.
ser Special Einfiihrungs.Angebot.
Evening star., 1951-07-31
National Airport Seeks
New Way 10 Ease Auto
P Parking Congestion

Officials at National Airport are
working on a new plan to relieve
acute over-crowding on the air
ports automobile parking areas
The problem is reaching the
hardship stage at rush hours. EN-
Iployes and others with legitimate
business at the airport are being
crowded out by parkers whose
needs had no part in the planning
tor the area.
These latter include commuters
who leave their cars at the air.
port while they take buses to their
jobs in Washington. In ADDITION,
about 4.30O defense workers are
employed in temporary" build
|lngs in the area.
Parking sections constructed for
the temporary buildings during
World War II have been abolished
or reduced in size. Thus several
hundred defense workers are daily
using National Airport's parking
sections because they have 70
other place to put their cars.
A plan to charge a 25-cent fee
over most of the airport's lots has
been deferred pending further
study.
Bennett II. Griffin, airport ad-
ministrator, and his aides are
working on new recommendations
to be laid before Civil Aeronautics
Administrator Charles F. Horne.
The airport now has space for
parking about $500 cars. Opposed
to the pa king fee are machinists'
union locals and some Office en-
ployes at the airport.
Evening star., 1951-07-31
Kent Cooper Says Europe
Fears u. s. Defense Policy
BY the Associaied Press

NEW YORK. July 31.-Europs
lis afraid to death of our defense
pressure. says Kent Cooper, exec.
utive director of the Associated
Press.
They're afraid it might turr
into an aggressive policy" he adds
Mr.. Cooper returned here yes
terday on the liner Mauretanis
after attending the Tooth anniver-
sary celebration of Reuters News
Agency in London. He also visited
France. His wife accompanied
him.
He told newsmen there was con-
siderable interest in the British
press on the arrest and imprison-
Iment of Associated Press Core
spondent William Oats, accused
by the. Czechoslovakian govern
ment of spying.
Lord Layton of the London News
Chronicle said he was trying to
work up feeling for a Parliament
Iary declaration that Mr.. Oats
should be released" Mr.. Cooper
said.
Evening star., 1951-07-31
Truman Hits Private Industry's
Rural Electrificution Week

1are still waiting for the blessings
of electric light and power will
mot be.
/ Publicity stunts and rosy
Ipronouncements by the power
industry never have electrified any
farms, a fact which we have had
many opportunities to learn. |
am sure you, too, recall that the
Industry spokesmen told us at the
time REA was set up that farm
Ielectrification had gone about as
Ifar as it could go. After World
War II, the industry again tried
to impress on the Congress that
rural electrif1cation was virtually
completed. 1t would have been
Iunwise to stop then. It is just as
Eunwise now with SO many farm
people still in need of electricity
ut seems to me that when, in
the future, the time really comes
Ito celebrate the completion of
rural electrification, the group
entitled to sponsor that event are
the rural people themselves, who
are primarily responsible for get
ting rural electrification under
way in the first place through
their RE,A program
Evening star., 1951-07-31
81 Saved by Bus Driver
AS Motorcycle Burns
By the Assoeia,ed Press

KANSAS CITY, July 31.-Bus
driver j. A. Conner saw a, fiery
Iobject coming down the highway
toward him last night so he
turned his bus with "a passengers
into a ditch.
AS the vehicle stopped a flaming
motor cycle and it's rider, Joel w.
IMaupin. II, crashed against the
front end of the bus and bounced
away.
Mr.. Conner sprang from the bus
and sprayed young Maupin with
ia fire extinguisher The passen-
Igers poured from an emergency
exit of the bus, all unharmed.
Young Maupin died several
hours later in a hospital.
County highway patrolmen said
the gas tank had sprung a leak
and sprayed young Maupin and
the motor cycle with fuel before
bursting into flames.
Evening star., 1951-07-31
BY the Assecia,ed Press

President Truman yesterday be
Titled. as a publicity stunt,
plans of the private power in
dustry to sponsor a rural elec
trification week"
The plans were described to hin
by the National Farmers Union
ian organization that has sup
|ported the Governments Rura
Identification Administration
This was set up under President
Roosevelt to help finance electric
lines to farms and has been con.
|tinued under Mr.. Truman.
President James G. Patton o1
the Farmers Union released q
letter in which Mr.. Truman
wrote MIN:
Il was glad to get the informa-
ton you sent me about the electric
industrv's forthcoming rural elec-
trif1cation publicity stunt. Nc
doubt some people can be led by
deception to believe that the
rural electrification job is now
completed. However. cannot
believe that very many win be
fooled-certainly the hundreds OF
thousands of rural families who
Evening star., 1951-07-31
Unlocked Car Broken Open.
Woman Driver Complains
BY the Associated Press

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July al
Mrs. H. M. Doak told police that
some one broke into her car.
"They broke the right ventilatoi
wing glass and ruined the ventila-
tor glass frame, " she told the desl.
sergeant yesterday.
What did they steal?'
Nothing"
well. then. you shouldn't be
SO angry"
But none of the four doors
was locked" Mrs. Doak explained
Evening star., 1951-07-31
IHovermoIe Appointed
To Farmers Committee
Speciul Dispoteh 10 The stor

BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va,
July 31.-Julian w. Hovermale.
Berkeley Springs, has been ap-
pointed to the Farmers Home
Administration county committee
for Morgan County, Paul A.
Holden, county supervisor, said to-
day.
Mr.. Hovermale succeeds George
c. Hovermale, whose term expired
June, 80. Also on the Morgan
committee are William H. Ep-
pinger and Clarence F. Miller.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Angel Food Cake Recipe

1.-THE egg whites into a mixing
bowl and add water, cream of
tartar, salt and flavorings, all at
once.
Beat with a wire whisk or ro-
tary beater until just barely stiff
enough to hold a peak when the
beater is lifted-it must not be
dry. Gradually add the rest of
the sugar, a couple Of tablespoons
at a time, folding in rather than
beating.
Add the sifted flour and sugar,
a couple of tablespoons at time.
and fold gently until smooth after
each addition.
Pour the batter into an un-
creased tube pan. Thump the pan
once or twice on the table to
break any large air bubbles. Bake
the cake in a moderate oven a.
325 degrees about so minutes for
the small cake, an hour for the
large one.
Invert the pan on a rack and
let cake hang until it is COM
Ipletely cold. Only then remove
lit from the pan, using a spatula
to loosen it from the sides and
tube.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Pattern
By Peggy Roberts

Luscious vegetables embroidered
in vivid garden tones, in simple
make delig htful
towels for the kitchen. The beet,
carrot, pea. tomato. cauliflower
and pepper designs will become
more appetizing with every stitch.
Pattern Envelope No. R2061
contains hot-iron transfer for 6
designs. material requirements,
color chart, stitch illustrations
and finishing directions.
To obtain this pattern send 20
cents plus 5 cents for f1rst-class
mailing, in coins, giving pattern
number, your name, address and
zone number to Peggy Roberts
(The Evening Starr P. o. Box 100,
Station G., New York 10, N. Y.
Just what you've been waiting
for the big book of Needlework
News! Chock-full of fascinating
designs, including four gift pat
terms with instructions printed in
the book. Special features .
needle "know-how" and exciting
information on what's-neW-to-
make. Send Is cents in coin.
Evening star., 1951-04-06

Many inexperienced cooks-and
sometimes even the experienced
ones-feel that making an angel
food cake is too tricky a process
to attempt. To prove this is not
the case, here is a recipe that is
practically fool-proof. 1t does cali
for a 10-inch tube pan--not a
smaller one. But if the pan is
only a 9-incher. you can cut down
the ingredients as follows-using
the figures in parentheses for the
smaller pan:
cup sifted cake -four "a cup) i,
112 cups fine granulated sugar Il
cup), 112 cups unbeaten egg
whites Il cup), 2 tablespoons cold
water a teaspoons), 1l2 tea
spoons cream of tartar q tea
spoon, " teaspoon salt "a tea
spoon), l teaspoon lemon extract
(A teaspoon) teaspoon vanilla
ga teaspoon). a few drops Of
almond extract.
The making of either the large
or small cake is the same pro-
cedure.
Sift the flour and measure it,
add one-third of the sugar and
sift together three times. Measure
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Citrus Fruit Recipes From the WestCoost

Palm Springs where the movie
folk go to rest and get health
in abundance, that you would do
we'll to emulate in your own home.
Peel and slice 4 to 6 chilled
navel oranges, shred a medium
sized cabbage and 3 or 4 carrots.
Put these last 2 in separate bowls
to crisp. Arrange the orange
slices around the outside edge
of a large platter, put q row of
shredded cabbage inside and fill
the center with the carrots. Serve
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with a dressing made Of l cup
of mayonnaise, l cup of sour
cream and 2 tablespoons of lemon
juice. smoothly blended. Or you
can use this Town and Country
Dressing:
Chill the contents of l small
can of evaporated milk in a bowl
or ice tray until crystals form
Mix together "a teaspoon of pap
rika. " teaspoon Of salt. "a tea
spoon Of dry mustard, and 2
tablespoons Of sugar. Add l
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About this time of year, we
begin to pine for a lift in our
foodstuffs Nothing will bring
us up to par quicker than a good
course of the citrus fruits in
various forms. Lemons and Or
anges and grapefruit seem the
perfect picker-uppers. and. as you
all know. do wonders in combat
ing that pesky cold that will
hang on.
There is an especially fine salad
which is served at the famous
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the fabric and a Upper. Cut
along the lines indicated by the
two semi-circles on the material
this gives you the skirt front
and back. Adjust the waistline
to your measurement and then
cut your waistband from the wide
margin allowed on the fabric.
Stitch up the side seams, insert
the Upper. attach a waistband
(from the solid color strip printed
along the bottom of the fabric)
and turn up the hem. That's it!
A tin. Cut and stitch the skirt
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and let 1t hang for a few hours
before turning up the hem .
then you'll be sure it's even.
BY teaming up one of these
frothy circle skirts made up in
the lovely hand print organdies
styled by Ameritex, with any other
separates" fashion, you're on the
road to achieving different-look-
ing party garb. One or two OF
these skirts can help you form
quite an attractive wardrobe foI
after-five wear
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tablespoon cider vinegar and u
cup fresh lemon juice. Beat the
chilled milk very stiff. and add
the spicy mixture very slowly.
Beat. Fold in 8 tablespoons Of
mayonnaise. and whip until light
and fluffy.