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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04

Ibenlagen. Die Jabrt beginnt i'm Soh-
Ilommer unb fiibrt nrtberanitteIt in ben
liiiblihen Sohtpinter. sslt bieier Cot
iahe fomrrt bereits gum Mnsorud,
miebiel anpafiungsfGbigfeit lnb Eaft
notig iein miro, Inn ben 10 beribie-
oenartigen geotnenbigfeiten Der be.
in6ten 2an0er geredt 5u 1perben nno
neues 8ertrauen sil ibaffen.
Mm i6spierieiten lit Ger 8ooen in
8uenos Mires. Br1itoent Heron bat
| in Der lesten 3eit einen ettpas ,perli-
ger aggreiiiben Son gegen ben SEQ
LOB bes Nor6ens" angeI9lagen. Cont
pdre Der 8eiu9 tpobl fa,lm moglid
getpeien. 9aB er tros ltarfer 8eoen-
| fen erfolgt, lit als &unbgebung bes
Geipefts fir Die argentinii6e GepM-
Iblif sebaht, als Suloigung fir ibre
| lgeidibtlide 2eiitung un6 fir ibre
groBe 3ufunft.
Siio=amerifa lit cine @elt fir iid.
Seit oie ipanii6e Serri6aft eetpalt-
| jam abseporfen 1puroe, iinb 5ebn Gin
| 5elitaaten = neben Dem portngieii=
i6en 8raiilien = entItanoen, 6ie ibre
eigenen @ege gineen. sic unter einen
SUIT 5u bringen, nermobte ni6t ein-
mai Simon 8olipar. Wan bebauptet,
BOB Beron auf feline srt Dem sleiden
Siel 5uitrebe. llno 51par NIT Silfe
glei6geiinnter .Siibrer" -@eltalten.
aber, boB oie 8dume Ser Diftatlr
ouf Dem beiBen 8ooen Siio-Imerifas
ni6t in oen Simmel 1pa9len, 5eigte
lid Dor einigen Eagen in Colombia.
Mit Silfe Der @rmee tpuroe BORT Brd-
iibent 2aureano @ome5 obne Seaer-
leiens atpangspeniioniert, als er Wie-
| ne ma6te, burd Iusrottung Der Sp-
petition cine Sprannis 5u erridten.
@leid5eitig bat oas Barlament Der
&epublif llruguap nit bierunbfiinf5is
Igegen neununb5pan5ig Stimmen Ell
men unteritiitunespaft auf @eseniei-
ltigfeit nit ben Ser. Staaten ratifi-
5iert. Die riiioamerifanil6e Sdpeia"
trotte bamit Der argentiniIden @roB<
madt, oie gesen 1ruguap felt Moua+
| ten cine barte 8lodaoe aufre6terb1lt
| uno fir Sen San ser gfatifiaier1,ng
nit Dem abbru6 biplomatiider 8e-
l5iebungen orobte. .,.~ '.
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bem ssabr 1873 reeelmdBie ieoen
Sanrstag u1b miro berausaegcben
s,tm Beiten oes B6pitliden &olle'
sir,m Soiepbinum in 8ortbineton.
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piiroieer Brieitera0sIinge fir Die
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bauptiGblib aneetpi.len auf Die @in'
FINITE oieies 8lattes unb Die @ei6en'
te ieiner 2eier.
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@aibinstpn, >. 6. - Ser bodp'-
ite 8iidoi 8rpan S. Mc@ntesart bon
Ogoclsburg, q. o., murOe loeben
pom 81. Stubl oils Seftor Ser Gatbo>
lie llniperiitp in 8aibineton ernannt,
ol5 Nahfolger Oes i'm Otai geitorbe-
neu 9iibofs Eotrid S. WcGornid.
DfiImanfee, 8is. - Sein goloenes
@rielteriubil0um feierte om %. sunni
ser bofrp. Sr. 9tibolos 8rult, ieit
5meiunOoreiBig Sobren Erofurator
an ct. 6rancis =Seminar.
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9ie 3eeierung Ser Ser. Staaten
bat nit 8onn pereinbart, oab bic o.
plomatii6en 8ertretungen apieoer ben
Slang bon 8otihaften erbalten iouen.
0amit tit ipnboliid bod mobl Ser
S6luBitrib unter oas &apitel Der
vbeoingungslolen @afenltredilng
ae5ogeh. = 9euti6er 8otl6after it,
8aibinston miro 0r. &ein5 9refeler,
Ser @eibdftstrdger Ser 8unbesrepl=
blif 9eutl6lano unb friiberer Oelt-
her @enerolfoniul in Seem Yorf.
@lei65eitig nit ser grnennung 9r,
&retelers erfolgt Die grnennune bes
Soben 9ommiiiars Ser Seer. Staaten
in Bonn, Or. Sames g. Gonant, gum
gotldafter.
@eneralpoltmeiIter Summerfielb
Iteute beim &engreB oen slntrag aui
@rbobung Der Soltgebiibren i'm @e,
iamtbetraee BON $24O,625,00O i'm
Sabr. Die sroBte grbobuns ion babel
auf Boit eriter &laiie entfallen, tpie B.
g. geisobnlibe 8riefe, Die BON brei
ouf bier Gents Die un5e binaufgeiebi
meroen iouen. Sl1mmerfielo lit Ser
Mniibt, baB bie grb0bung Der Brief,
gebiibren auein iabrli6 bunbertuno.
fiinfaig Millionen Collar mebr ein,
brinsen miiroe. @r ihIug Dor, Die
inldnoilde Sluspoit Inn einen Gent
auf iieben Gents bie un5l, ou erboben,
lpoburd ueitere fiinf5ebn Willionen
Dollar ginfiinfte eraieIt 1perben Iol.
len. gr eriuhte ferner INN @ebiibre1l.
lerbobung fir Boit a1peiter &laiie, alio
3eitungen, 3eiti6riften uno anoere
Geroffentlidungen, apopon er iib mel.
tere 51pan5ig Miuionen erbofft, ers
mdbnte aber, bob er feline @rb0bunQ
Ser @ebiibren al,f Geroffentlibunger
relisioler, er5ieberiider, tpiiienIdaft'
Ii1er uno 1bnli6er 8erbdnbe berlan.
ee. Die @rbobung ser @ebiibren m.1
8oit 5tpeiter &laiie betpegt lid 3lpi
l9en einem balben Gent big 5u 5ipei.
einbalb Gents, ie nod ser Boit8one
Yr1lioent gilenboaper befennt lid
eegeniiber Siib-Mmerifa 5u ber rgut.
na6barli6en" NUIitif, Die barauf ab.
5ielt, Die bortigen 2dnber nit oel
Satiabe au periobnen, oaB Die Ser
Staaten einen 10 breiten S6atten
iiber Die 1peltlide Salbfugel ,perfen
SIM augenblid iteben slpar Die Ell.
ropGiI9en uno aiiatiiben Soreen i'm
Boroergrlno. Oas beoeutet aber nidt
baB Die Snterefen unb Stimmlngen
ser buuoert Willionen Siio-glmerifa,
ner nnbeodtet bleiben f0nnen. Gas
@eeenteil lit Der 5aa. Wan iDeiB in
@ajbington, BOB es iih Inn 2dnoer
banbelt, oenen cine groBe 3ufunft iid
offnet. Inn 80lfer, Die itola auf lire
iberii9e &ultur iinb. I'm Aufba1.
uno gntapidlungsfrage,1 Die bebut.
Iom angefaBt tperben miiiien. I'm tief,
gebenbe innerpolitilbe @eeenidte nit
auBenpolitii6en &oniequen5en.
Sic @ut,pin- -Wiiiion, Die Ser Sod,
l6ulprdlioent Milton @iienbotper Inn
Muftrag ieines 8ruoers begonnen bot,
lit feline 5inefure. Dos Hrogramm
umfaBt elf Sauptitdote in allen So
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04
ct. ganl, Rinn.- @prtbingtuu, ..
Samstns, 4. Snli 1858.
ir d. n q | en- r

Counting, 5. Snli: sed)iter SOnntas
mad, Efinsiten. Gpange e.
Iium: Speiiung Ser piertoulenO
Monn (Wtarf. s..
Otontae, 6. Suli: Sloias, Gr. 8oar.
Sominifn.
9ienstaa 7. SSuli: 3priQus uno 0fe-
tbooius. 8iIlibalo.
0titt,uo6, 8. Suli: gliiobetb BON
Yortu9al. Iquilla.
9onnerstag, 9. Suli: Seronifa. Wtar=
tprer BON @orfrm.
;sreitag, 10. SSuli: Sieben 8riiOer, M.
slmelberga.
Samstas, II. Suli; Sius /. Sigi5-
bert. 9lbunoius.
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IlUuul uUtI Htuvl ~ SAA ~ oS't SAu0
ipu6s.
gSir boffen, uniere Stuoenten tper-
sen in ibren Serien iid beniiben,
reht piele neue Seler 81 eepinnen,
belonoers fiir bie ,SSoiepbinum STE,
pielp'. Sseoer STUDENT iou regeln1dBia
Dem uSreaiurer" 8eridte einlenben.
Gergangenes Sabr batten uniere Stl1'
oenten siemli6 euten grfolg. Sof-
fentlih peroen lie OieSmal ibre Dor,
noligen @riolge nod iibertreffen!
llnIerc 2cier perben in Ser rSinan.
ciol" .Spnltc merfen, baB 5iemli6 pie.
lc frciC @obcn eingetro11en lino.
9cnn man beoenft, boB 1pdbrenl
oc5 Sduliobres 100000 0tabl3eiten
Icrpicrt purOcn, fiir Sei5lng nnS
9idt in Den 5ablrei6en @ebdlloen il
piel pcrouSgobt 1poroen uno 10 piel
96bnung fiir ale Sic 9ebieniteter
9cgcbcn muroe, 10 lit eS leibt begreif'
lid, Oob ser rSrealurer" tief in Die
|&ollc greiien ml1Bte. 8liidli6ertpeiit
hobcn oud) Oiesmal unlere Seler uns
nidt I'M Stid eclaiien! - @ir bemit
ben lln5, iiberan unO in alem 10 pie
alt lpurcn ols nogli6. 9tur our6 oil
reihlihe Mihpirfllng unlerer Seiel
lrno @ohltdter miro es uns mogli6
oue oie llnfoIten 5u beltreiten. Got
n0Qc cS oaen 2elern reidli6 pergel
ten, lpo5 lie fiir Sic Edpitli6e gnital.
qctan bnben!
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(Sortfesune bon Seite 81

aoenouers Blan puroe au6 oils 81
fonpli5lert fiir oen our6ihnittliben
@0bler ongeieben, ser oas aaes gar
nidt periteben piiroe, uno leine poll
tiiAen @eener fanoen betra6tli1e
llnteritiitung ibrer 8ebauptung, oaB
Der &on5ler I'M poraus oerlube, Die
8obl na6 ieinem 8illen 81 lenfen.
Sic speite 8unbes1pabI in Der @e>
I6i9te Der 8unoesrepublit 0eutl6-
lono miro nabri6einli6 am 6. Sep
tember abgebalten tperoen, aber Der
Sag lit amtlid nod ni6t beltimmt
lDoroen.
No6 Dem neuen @eies, bas baupt=
jadli6 aui cine 6aiiung ber 5reien
9emofraten ouriidsebt, miro Die 3abl
Ser slbgeoroneten oes 8unoestags
Don Observation-Disclosures auf oierbun-
oertpierunoabt5ig erbobt. Seoer
8ablbere6tiete pablt 5peimal, ein-
NAL BEN &anbioaten nit 9tamen uno
einmal Die Bartei. Die Salfte Der ab=
eeoroneten miro auf oirefte 8eile ges
poblt, oie anberen fiinf5ig Hro5ent
aufgruno Ser 8erbaltnisitinmen, Die
in Der 5lpeiten 8abl auf ieOe Hartei
entfollen.
IS lit nun 5tpar Ioenauer ni6t ge=
lungen, cine Irt BON 3peiparteien-
SpItem 5u l1affen, dbnli6 mie es III
Sen Ser. Staaten beitebt, unb ieine
&oolition seeen Die So5ialoemofraten
suianmen5ui6mieben, immerbin ging
ser 9unoestag 10 lpeit nit, I'M einige
ser 5oblreihen Splitterparteien als-
5ul6alten.
Seine Ser iett inn 8un0estag per=
tretenen Sarteien fann auf Die Silte
fommen, obne oaB porber fiinfbunoert
8oblberebtiste ibre llnterl6rift ge<
leiitet baben. Seine Bartei, Die meni-
ger ols fiinf 8ro5ent Ser Stimmen
erbalt, fonn nuf oer inoiretten Stlte
Site erbalten, nur ibre brett ge-
1pobIten &anoiboteil lperhen 5um
8uuoestae 5ugelaiien.
Son bieien 8eltinmungen 1perben
bie i6on 5uiammengeib bmoloenen
&ommuniiten betroffen, Die lid Dor
bier Sabren nur 81 8ro5ent Der
Stimmen li6ern fonnten unb ieitoem
5urudseeaneen iinb. Jerner meroen
Sic peri6ieoenen, aus Dem 8ooen
i6ieBenoen @ruppen na5iitiider art
uno oie rReutraliiten -Barteien", Die
lid ser 8erbinbung @eit-0e,ltld-
lonbs nit oen lpeltliben 2anoern ml-
oerieeen, bierourd aus oem 5elo ge-
l6logen.
Nenbernns Der ruiIiidlen Saftit
in OeiterreidJ
sdt Sabre nod &riegsenoe bat
Wosfou beibloilen, mebr als iebse
bunoert oiterrei6ii6e &riegsgefange-
ne uno in ser So,piet- Union 1eItge>
Z 0.N.:I.r3o.. r~ns
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M.8.S.

Rep. 5roncis S. &lemmer, alum-
nus bes ,Solepbinlmns bon Der &lalle
1925 uno Yfarrer Ser ct. 6ranciS=
Stride, So, nit om 16. Sum- babi,l.
gelhieoen. 8ir bitten unlere &eler,
ieiner in ibren tagli6en beiligen
MeTen uno @ebeten eeoenfen 81
1polen
gSir fanoCn in unlern @riinben in
ser Nabe unircr snitalt cine piloe
gnte nebIt ied)s fleinen Gnten, Sid
ie, Stride, Shlansen aIler art, So
ien unb &0gel - cine 5ienlif be
trd6tli6e sln5obl.
9lrt lit fleiBig nit Seuna6en be-
l6Gftiat. @ie piele Sonnen 9eu er
eingeerntet, miro ndhites Wtol llniern
2eiern mitgeteilt 1perben. gr unb iein
8ruoer III iino oamit bel6oftigt, oie
orei rielieen Boiler" Die mabreno
oes 8inters quite GienIte geleiltet ba-
ben, pieoer einmal griinolib 81 rel
itigefi. 9erett5 anfanss Sum- borte
man ouf nit Dem ginieuern in oen-
lelben. gtur im Ssnterelie Ser r2aun-
orp" mar cine Seuerllng notipenOig.
IS nabm Soc nit Breiton mo San
aeraume 3eit, I'm oie v2aunorp"
arbeit gu belpdltigen. gs miro nod
man6e @ohe oauern bis Die
Boilers" polie sereinigt poroen
lino, aber es nuB lein.
0as ungapobnli6 belize 8etter
bier in Bortbinston nar ousge5ei6-
net fir ben @ud1s bon Seu un0 Corn,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04
behandelt!

Der neuen Wissenschaft ist
es gelungen, das 50 heilsame
Knoblauch in fiiiSsiger und
leicht 2u nehmender Form
herzustellen. Auf dieses alte,
Won Pfarrer Kneipp NIT so
grossem Erfolg bel oben er-
wahnten Leiden angewandte
Naturheilmittel wurde von Ell
mem prominenten Art i'm Fe-
bruar 1925 hingewiesen, und
i'm Oktober 1924 hat die Pari-
ser Academic der medizini-
schen Wissenschaft die aus
serordentliche Heilwirkung
des Knoblauchsafts gegen
Acknowledging hervorgeho-
ben.
Nicht nur mindert Knob
LAUGH den hohen Blutdruck,
sondern reinigt ebenfalls das
Blut; ist also Elm vorziigliches
Friihjahrs-Kurmittel.
KnobIaucn ist zines der be-
stem Desinfektionsnittel und
neutralisiert schadliche Sub
stanzen i'm Magen und I'm
Unterleib.
Unser LIQUID GARLIC ist
leicht zu nehmen und der
iibele Nachgeschmack kann
leicht nit einem Ess0nei
Honig entfernt werden.
LIQUID GARLIC kann be-
zOgen werden yum Preis von
$500 per Pint oder $3.50 per
Quart portofrei. Das neue,
dreimal starkere Knoblauch-
Extrakt kann, ohne Prefserla0-
hung, bezogen werden von der
Texas Liquid Garlic Go.
20. s., Mineral Wells, Texas
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Nenbernns Der ruiIiid)en Saftif
in Dejterreih "

a6t Sabre nod &riegsenoe bat
Wosfou beibloiien, mebr als lebss
bunoert oiterreidiide 9riesssefanse-
ne uno in ser So1uiet- Union ieitge>
boltene 0iterrei9iide 3ioiliiten frei>
5ulaIlen. 9ies eab Die 0iterreidiibe
Gegieruns am Samstag befannt.
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Sttmme DeS TDlfcS
fitr bas s}oiepbiuunl

Sierrnit ienoe id Sbnen $500 sur
5reiltele 81 gbren oes bl. Soiepb
gum 0anf fir sic griiillung elmer
Bitte.
sllter 2eler, g. ..
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Wau Naa

9ie 8riten baben 10000 Mann
nnter Dem 8efebl bes Generals
George @rifine in &enDo auimllmen-
ge5oeen, Inn Sic Wau Mau nieoer5u-
merfen, Die bie @eiBen aus ser Solo
ME pertreiben tpolIen. =.
Die Wau Mau iino Elm @ebeimper=
bano bon fanatiiben Negern bes &i-
fupu-Stamms, oie nit ibren bIutigen
nadtliben ueberfdllen bie san5e ao=
Ionic leit Sabr uno Sag in S1reden
Derlett baben.
'Shon Dor neun Wonaten ipar bon
Der Hegierung Der Notlage5uitono
proflamiert norben, aber es bat lid,
fait als unnogli6 eripieien, sic &o-
Operation Ser Sarbigen geeen bie
Wtau Wfau 5u erbalten.
Gin Gertreter oes 2onooner Solo.
nialamts moute ni6t oie ssraae be-
anttporten, OF Die &esierung nun baIo
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,pobl aber nidt 10 gut fir ben @ras.
ipuds.
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Siermit idide ib SSbnen $1,000
gum Danf fiir sic bur6 oas sSSolepbi-
mum erbaltenen 8obltaten.
gllter 2eier.
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Siermit ienoe i'd Sbnen $1,000 per
8oit Office Monep Sroer, sic id ben1
Gapitlihen goQegllm SSolepblnlm
periprohen bate. Sd bin, @ott iei
0anf, erbort lporoen. Bin langiobri-
ger 2eIer Sbres mir 10 lieben $50
nenblattes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-04

0as uneapobnli6 belize 8etter
bier in Bortbington mar ousge5ei6-
net fir ben @ud)s bon Seu uno Corn,
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Tretffeue 81 Gbreu 6fs
81. SguatiMS

Previously credited :. .$3, ,792. 80
N. NJ, Passaic, NJ. ........ 5000
Hy. Ruettgers, Wasco, Calf. 5000
Mrs. Mary Schneider, St.
Paul, MINI. ........... 500
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VIGIL LIGHTS

VIGIL LIGHTS
Helen McGroeller, Philadelphia,
Pa. 81 IN
Mrs. Benoit Van Paepeghem,
Worthington, 0. ZOO
Evening star., 1953-03-26
TheChef
Soys

Every year at Easter time. just
as sure as the crocus and robin
announce spring, letters come
flooding in from readers asking
for a real" recipe for hot cross
buns for Good Friday. It is
always interesting to me to see
how many people want to make
their own buns rather than buy
them from the well-stocked
bakeries and stores. Must be
the ancient urge to make a per-
sonal offering to the goddess
Astarte. in the time Of Cecrops.
when the first such buns were
ever recorded. Thence. the buns
can be traced through the
Jewish passover cakes and the
eucharistic bread. or cross
marked waters mentioned in st.
Chrysostom's liturgy. It is be-
lieved that in pre-Christian
times the cross was slashed on
the buns to make it easier to
divide them. Be that as it may,
your Good Friday hot cross bun
has an ancient and impressive
history!
The%'real" English type of bun
is smaller than the ones usually
seen in our bakeries. is round,
rather dark in color, and quite
glossy. The cross is slashed into
the surface and filled in with
white icing. This is the recipe
for such buns--and I like them
better than any other:
Crumble l cake of yeast into
"a cup of lukewarm water, add
l tablespoon of sugar and set
aside to start bubbling. Scald
a cup Of milk. and add to it "a
cup butter and "a cup sugar.
Let cool to lukewarm, then add
the working" yeast.
Sift about 3 cups of bread
flour, add u teaspoon salt and
scant teaspoon cinnamon
and sift again into the yeast and
milk mixture. Stir well. Add
l egg, lightly beaten, and "a or
more cup of currants, and "a
cup chopped citron. Cover and
Evening star., 1953-03-26

set in warm place to rise until
doubled in bulk, then knead,
put on a lightly Toured board
and cut into small rounds, about
l inch thick and 21a across. Put
the buns an inch apart on a
creased baking sheet and brush
them with a mixture of egg yolk
and milk. Cut a cross in the top
of each. Bake at about 420 de-
grees for 20 minutes. If the
buns are not glossy enough,
brush them with a light sugar
sirup and then fill in the crosses
with confectioners' sugar icing.
Serve warm, with butter, for
breakfast,
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Party Planned
For the McKuys

The American Newspaper
Women's Club will entertain on
Sunday at a reception and buf-
fet supper honoring Secretary
of the Interior and Mrs. Doug
las Mckay. The latter recently
became an associate member Of
the club.
The party will take place at
the clubhouse, 1904 Twentieth
street NV, beginning at 5 pm.
Similar parties are planned in
April for Secretary of Defense
Evening star., 1953-03-26
kHWhatS Coohin'

FRIDAY.
Broied Shad flashed Bro,On Potatoes
YelloD Squash Spinach Salad
Pineapple TapiocG Tea
Pineapple TapiOca.
~ cups hot water "a teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons demon juice tablespoons butter
! (No hat) crushed margarine
pineapple egg whites
"a quick k-cooking tapoca "a cup granuated sugar
13 brown sugar
Combine water lemon juice, pineapple, tapioca brown
and butter 1quart casserole Bake in moderate
35O every minutes during
baking Beat whites until stiff gradually beat in granu
lated and continue beating until the mixture
will stand in peaks Pile of hot pudding
hot oven 400 F. for minutes until meringue is lightly
Drowned. Serve cold. 4.
SATURDAY.
Ham Spaghetti Skillet Tossed Salad
RhubGrb Sauce Cookies
Ham-Spaghetti Skillet.
cups sivered cooked ham / Glove garlic
slices bacon 212 cups cooked tomatoes
u cup chopped green pepper ounces spaghetti
32 cup chopped onion u cup shredded cheese
Dice bacon. Fry until crspL Remove skillet Meas
ure back tablespoons drppng Fry onion and until
tender Add ham and brown lightly. Add split garlic
and tomatoes Cover and simmer 80 garlic.
Cook spaghetti in boiling salted teaspoons
quartz until tender. Drain. Add spaghetti and cheese
uncovered about 10 minutes with
to TASTE Makes 6 servings.
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Strawberry Pie Coffee
l quart strawberries / egg white
l tablespoons
115 cups water Strawberries sliced
tablespoons cornstarch l baked pie shell
Remove huls from Strawberries reservng about 10 with the
hus for garnshng Wash berries thoroughly. Place
berries cup OF sugar and cup water in saucepan and cook
slowly about Is minutes Mix together 70 the
cornstarch until it smooth PASTE add slowly
mixture stirring constantly until hickened Continue cooking
about minutes longer stirring occasionally Cool slightly;
add hulled washed strawberries and pie she'll Chill
Beat the egg white until soft peaks form Mix together the
and sliced berries Add slowly the white beating
until stiff Spread lightly top of the pie Garnish around
the edge with the unluled Strawberries Serve
MONDAY
Hamburg Steak Mashed Potatoes
Buttered Beets Relish Tray
Corn Bread Fruit Je1o
Sour Cream Corn Bread -.>
! egg 12 teaspoon soda
/ cup sour cream or teaspoon baking powder y"
buttermilk - / tablespoon sugar
V cup flour 11a cups meal
12 teaspoon salt tablespoons melted butter
Beat egg in mixing bowl and add (1f
is rich half half milk otherwise bread will be
too cruby0 Sift together -four salt soda baking powder
and mix with meal and stir into and
Melt butter in shallow baking thereby greasing
butter into meal mixture WELL then spread
the stiff batter in the butteed pan. Sprinkle tiny bit Of
TUESDAY.
Pork Chops Crazy Baked Potatoes
Kale Braised Celery ....
Ddte-Nut Pudding Tea
Date-Nut Pudding.
l cup sliced dates teaspoon baking powder
u to cup coarsey chopped eggs. separated
wanuts q cup brown white
u cup sfted flour / teaspoon vanilla
u teaspoon salt
Mix dates and with flour which
dae-andour mixture Fold in y beaten whites Bake
creased snch einch layer moder
ate oven (325 F0 about 35 minutes Serve warm topped with
whipped cream or Ice cream serves o.
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Better fried fish unusual Ienten fore.
WEDNESDAY
B1tter-Frted Perch Frozen French Fried Potatoes
Green Beans Carrot Salad
Lemon Sponge
Batter-Fried Perch
l cup sfted flour % milk
! teaspoon baking powder tablespoon melted butter
u teaspoon salt packages Il pound each)
eggs, well beaten perch hlets, thawed
Salt and pepper Lemon juice
Sift flour measure add baking powder and salt and
s again. Combine milk and melted butter add to -four
mixture and beat until batter smooth Separate thawed
lets and between towels Sprinkle each with salt and
pepper and lemon juice; then dip in batter det
ofo Fry in deep fat minutes until done Drain
glazed Serve with tartar Makes servings.
THURSDAY
Creole Hash Broccoli
Corn Pudding Bread Sticks
Mocha Cake
Creole Hash.
large onions diced green pepper
cans corned beef hash ! tomato
tablespoons fat
Peel onions and boil until partially tender Remove
shells with corned beef hash Place in baking
Prepare melting fat and adding
onion centers Fry until lightly Drowned
boiling Pour onions
and bake $50 r. for as minutes Serves to BY WI
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Miss Dunn Honored

Miss Esther Cloudman Dunn,
English professor at Smith Col
lege, was honored by the board
of directors of the Smith College
Club at a dinner last night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerard C. Smith. The dinner
preceded a lecture by Miss
Dunn at the Folger Shakespeare
Library.
and Mrs. Charles E. Wilson and
Postmaster General and Mrs.
Arthur Summerield.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

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Oil sieker RoineOot. H. Reg e98 ----------3ss
PoIm Beech Eon Suits, 34, Reg le5 -----------5ss
PoIm Beech Longie Suit, size TO- Reg 695 -----loss
White Cotton sIoeks, u, Reg 298 so
White Cotton Lonee Suits. 1912 reg 995 --------5oo
Miium Lined jackets. {, reg 798 ---------3ss
Loofer jacket, g. reg 695 ----------------z.se
Corduroy Sport Coots, 81 tbcken), reg e95----3s9
RoyOn Linen EOn Suits 3-5 reg SIS ----------S.ss
! Eton Joeket os is, size ---------------- soc
81 Corduroy soeks. TO- reg 498------------l.ss 80
46 Knit POos 3-4 reg p --.------- 2se
Spring Topcoots, Sd, reg, 1898 -------------5.ss
IS All Wool Sweaters, 6-l2 reg. 3e8 -----------I.ss
Royon Linen Sport couts. 34, reg 80
Is Swim Trunks, size TO- reg l98 ---- 5se
$50 Boys Funcy Socks, reg. 29c c-------------W. 90
46 Spring and Summer Eton Cops, reg l69------- ssc
Corduroy Soior Joekes. g. reg. 90
Corduroy Eton Suit by Twisss reg 895 ---------2es
Spring Topeoots 4-5 reg 1893 8--------s.se
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Reg. 1893 SHORT SLEEVE
KNIT POLO SHIRTS
Sizes o-8-lO-l4 "a
CoIorfuI Summer Prints
by q Famous Maker