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Evening star., 1954-04-30
How Russian Navy
Affects United States

How does Russion novoI strength
effect the United Stotes?
Russia, with one-sixth the worlds
Iond oreo. troditiOnolly hos had greet
land armies. The Red novy hos been
overlooked by most military analysts.
I've veterons of the United Stotes
Navy. both experienced reporters,
have mode on intensive study Of
Russio's seq power. This study hos
included virtuoIly every document
ovoilohIe and conferences with od-
mirols and the Secretary Of the Navy.
This series reveals heretofore un-
disclosed informotion. Don't miss it
beginning Sundoy exclusively in The
StW.
Evening star., 1954-04-30


showing that fearless flyer land
ing in a wheelleSs training plane
on a simulated rubber" carrier
deck, The Star asked the Navy
whether such tests actually were
being made. Here is the reply:
"The Navy is experimenting
with wheelless-type aircraft such
as the French are using and with
the 'f1ex-deck' concept of carrier
flight decks now under test by
the British.
However, all details concern
ing the experiments are CLASH
fed"
A spokesman said this was the
first time the Navy has acknow-
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Alliance Irks ItoIy

ROME. April 80 up. Italy
grumbled unofficially today about
reports that Yugoslavia, which is
contesting with her for Trieste.
may sign a military alliance with
Greece and Turkey. both NATO
partners of Italy.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
By [. Edeor Primo

A Star comic strip story
brought official confirmation to-
day that the United States Navy
is experimenting with cushioned
decks for aircraft carriers and
wheelless planes to land on them.
Having in hand advanced
panels of the Buz Sawyer strip
Evening star., 1954-04-30

See Buzz sowyer on Pose ABA
Evening star., 1954-04-30

An AssoeIoted Press Newspaper
Evening star., 1954-04-30

Continued on Page AS, Col. 1.
Evening star., 1954-04-30

Chou Lunches With Eden.
Mr.. Chou, whom Mr.. Dulles
has ignored. had lunch today
with Mr.. Eden. Both were guests
Of Mr.. Molotov at the Russian
(See GENEVA, Page A-30
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

HAIFA - The new 1,4O0 foot
long passenger and cargo quay in
this port is rapidly nearing COM
pletion with proceeds derived
from the sale of Israel Bonds. The
quay is built on reclaimed land
and the sea-bed alongside it was
deepened to about IS feet to en-
able large ships to tie at the quay
instead of anchoring at the break
waters. About 100000 cubic
meters of earth have been
dredged and a total of 10000
man days have been expended on
the project which has been car
ried out almost exclusively by
Israel workmen and engineers.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

Isaac" Gordon said gently,
when you have gone to school
and learned all you must know,
then it will be time to go to work.
Then perhaps you, too, can grow
up to be a doctor"
SCHOOL," Isaac's voice quiv-
cred. He shook his head a bit
sadly. II would not like to take
the shoes away from my brother
Lazar. He is very fond of them.
even if they do not help"
The director turned to leave.
He looked very serious, his words
were serious, but the boy Isaac
was not sure about the CLEAN in
his eyes.
IF LET Mrs. Nissim of the
Ladies Auxiliary make another
speech. think she could be per-
suaded to let you have another
pair Of shoes. Come early tomor-
row and we will ask her"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
CONTINUED from Page 1851
WOW think they would help?"

"Of course. I told myself :
the wonderful American shoes,
they will make my brother walk
again. In all his life, he has not
walked. Now he will never
walk"
Gordon nodded. lump in throat.
eft is good that you want him
to walk so very much"
When he thought about il later.
director Gordon realized that it
was for moments like those that
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
Columbus, Georgia
The Wonderful
American Shoes

he had given up his post in COM
Portable Rochester. and had come
1000 miles to this end of the
world.
For in those moments Gordon
knew what it was to feel like a
super being who could hand out
the most precious of largess :
gifts of true hope and life :
unbelievable, incredible, gift
mortals rarely have the power to
give.
Gordon talked. telling Isaac
what might be done for his broth
er by a suitable doctor and how.
acting for the Jews Of America.
and the United Jewish Appeal. he
would find the doctor TO perform
such a miracle.
AS he talked, he saw hope come
back into the boys eyes burn
ing, too-good-to-be true hope.
II promise to pay you bach"
Isaac said. II mean to find work
and pay you"
Evening star., 1954-10-17
Military Personnel
Will View Air Show

Nearly 500 Army Department
and Military District Of WASH
ington military and civilian per-
sonnet tomorrow are expected to
attend a demonstration Of some
II aircraft used by the Army at
Dawson Airfield here.
1t. Col. Robert M. Rawls Of
the Office Of the Chief Of Engi.
neers. said q morning and after
noon show is planned.
The demonstration Is designed
to familiarize military and civil
ian personnel with the current
Army aviation program. The
show, he said, will consist Of
short flights by each Of the air.
craft to be exhibited.
Included in the show will be
flights by four fixed-wing mill
tary aircraft and seven military
rotary wing (helicontcr) planes.
Three civilian fixed-wing air.
craft and three helicopters also
will be displayed.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
CHicCoIendor

Commissioner Renah r. Cam
alier viii address the Chevy
Chase Citizens Association at 8
pm. tomorrow in the Chevy
Chase Community Center, Nc
Kinley street and Connecticut
avenue NV.
Commissioner Camalier's topic
will be How Recent Develop
ments in District Government
Plans Affect Our Section of the
City"
Other civic activities for the
week, all scheduled at 8 pm.
unless otherwise indicated. are
as follows:
Tomorrow.
Interfederation Council Room
523. the District Building, Four
teenth and E streets NV.
Chillum Heights-5315 North
Capitol street.
Connecticut Avenue - Cleve-
land Park Library. Macomb
street and Connecticut avenue
NV.
Fort Davis-Ryland Methodist
Church, Branch avenue and s
street Sc.
Lincoln Park-Epworth Meth
odist Church. Thirteenth street
and North Carolina avenue NE.
Shepherd Park - Fourteenth
street and Kalmia road NV.
Tuesday.
Cathedral Heights Cleveland
Park-St. Adams Parish Guild
Hall, Massachusetts, and Wiscon-
sin avenues NV.
Petworth - Barnard School,
Decatur street between Fourth
and Fifth streets NV.
Anacostia-Anacostia Method
ist Church parlor, Fourteenth
and U streets Sc.
Randle Highlands-Mechan
Hall, 2407 Minnesota avenue Sc.
Central Northeast Civic -
Smothers School, Fourty fourth
street and Washington place NE.
Wednesday.
Bradbury Heights - Bradbury
Heights Methodist Church, 430O
Bowen road Sc.
Lincoln Civic-Francis Junior
High School library. Twenty
fourth and N streets NV.
Bannockburn Civic-Bannock-
burn clubhouse, Wilson lane and
Evening star., 1954-10-17
Prayers Healing Power
Is Called limitless

There is no limit to the healing
power of prayer, a Christian
Science lecturer declared here
yesterday.
John j. Selover of Long
Beach, Calf, a member of the
Christian Science Board Of
Lectureship. told an audience in
the Colony Theater, 4935 Geor-
gia avenue NV: "Jesus did not
limit the power Of prayer to the
elimination of unlovely traits
of character. He cast out every
type of evil or disorder"
Evening star., 1954-10-17

Macarthur boulevard. Bannock-
burn Heights, Md.
Broyhill Crest - Woodburn
School. Gallows road, Falls
Church, Va.
Citizens Forum Of Columbia
Heights-Home Of DR.. Clarence
j. Fernald. 1914 Columbia road
NV.
District Two - College Park
Elementary School, College Park,
Md.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

for the master bedroom. The
walls are paneled in mahogany in
a dark finish and the furniture is
light oak. What colors would you
suggest for the draperies, bed
spread and throw rugs?
Answer - With the dark
finish wood paneling on the
walls Of your bedroom printed
or hand-blocked linen with
a pattern Of green, red
and yellow on q beige back
ground for the draperies would
be a nice contrast. Get the bed
spread In red and the throw rugs
in chartreuse.
Question-The walls Of my liv-
ing room are a medium shade Of
green and the rug is beige. What
colors would you suggest for the
woodwork, draperies, slipcovers
for the sofa and two chairs and
lamp shades? ] would like to use
some, yellow apd brown in the
room.
Answer-Paint the woodwork
in your living room the same
Evening star., 1954-12-11

bedspreads, lamps and acces-
Sories?
Answer-Here Is a color scheme
you might like for your bedroom.
Walls. light blue-green: rug.
turquoise; draperies, q floral pat
tern on q yellow background;
bedspreads, lilac with dust ruffles
Of the drapery fabric; accessories.
brass, pewter and milk and hob
nail glass.
Question-We have just moved
into our new home and would
like some advice about decorat-
ing the living room. The wood
work is natural and there are
three windows in the room. The
draperies are pink. the sofa slip
cover is a medium green and two
chairs are upholstered with a
floral pattern in orchid. purple.
pink and green on a gray back
ground. What colors would you
suggest for the walls, ceiling,
rug and an odd chair?
Answer-Paint the walls Of the
living room In your new home
pewter gray and the ceiling,
pink. Get a rose rug and the odd
chair in mauve.
Question: have a mahogany
framed mirror stored away and
was wondering If I could hang It
above my sofa? Also, ] have just
finished making two small oval
needlepoint pictures that I am
planning to frame in mahogany.
Could I hang these on either side
Of the mirror?
Answer--The m q hog ny
framed mirror with the small
needlepoint pictures on either
side would make an interesting
wall arrangement above your
sofa.
QuestiOn-My new home will
soon be ready to finish inside and
! would like some advice on color
Evening star., 1954-12-11
Teo Wagons Are Making Mojor Comeback

shade Of green as the walls. Get
the draperies with Q pattern in
green. rust and brown on q vel
low background. Slipcover one
chair with the same fabric, the
other chair In brown. and the
sofa In rust. Yellow and char
treuse would be good colors for
the lamp shades.
Question I'm the new home We
are building the kitchen and din
Ing room are separated BY o 5-foot
Iarchway. Both rooms are small.
For the dining room we have
modern furniture N light oak
with the chair seats upholstered
IN black and gold tweed. What
|colors would you suggest for the
walls. floor tile and draperies in
both rooms and for the cabinets
and counter tops IN the kitchena
Answer--For the walls Of the.
dining room and kitchen Of your
new home I propose aqua, for
the floor tile maroon, for the
draperies o pattern In maroon,
black and gold on q white back
ground. Paint the kitchen cabi-
nets to match the walls and cover
the counter tops in black.
Question: have Just moved
into q house that has already
been papered, but not to my
taste. However, I cannot afford
to have 1t done over and would
like some help. particularly with
one Of the bedrooms. The WALL
paper is pink, gray and white
striped. With this, what colors
can use for the bedspread. drap-
cries and rug?
Answer-You need not be too
unhappy about the wallpaper
in your bedroom. Stripes are
quite smart and the colors, pink.
gray and white are easy to work
with. Get the bedspread in
white with rose trim, the drap-
cries in turquoise and the rug
In rose.
Question--Living room drap-
cries are my problem. can you
help? Three walls are light
green. one wall is black and the
ceiling is white. The carpet is
tone gray, the sofa and
one chair are gray, two other
chairs are green, two of the lamp
shades are red and one is black
and white. What color draperies
would f1t in?
Answer-f the windows in
your living room are set in the
light green walls. get draperies
with a pattern on a black back
ground or, If they are set in the
black wall, do the reverse, a pat
tern on a light green background.
(Released BY Mcclure Newspaper
syndicate.)
Evening star., 1954-12-11
By Betty Lenohon


Dning rooms were tne lirst 20
snIlnk U sc Wnen nouses ana
aparslnenIs Decame smaller ano
lnoIe coinpace. Dscause Oi tnls
tact. oeSisners sealed down oin-
~ IoOI iuIni.uIe 20 ny Mto
aiming alcoves. the mning areas
Ol living rooms or Kitcnens. Bus
MINIATURE suites are NOT the en-
tire answer 20 changing moor
plans.
One q the significant design
elements % come OUT @ dining
room cnanges z tne often mis-
nameu ssa Nason. lnese are as
su.s 8 nsm 1I.oIesIlSe Y t0-
uay seiVantiess nOmeS.
Informal, casual living also
provides natural reason for
bringing back this once-popular
piece Witn certain modern aoap-.
tationS.
There are many varieties In
the new serving carts, such as
some with drop leaves which pro-
vide . spacious serving area and
often Q dining table; others with
Storage drawers ior silver ana
sinaii linens ana some Win
Mandy Ilt-out trays. These fea-
lures are making the Old tea
wagon q rea! piece OF furniture
iooL , 49, : s .s~,s, 49,. 80. = aeiis -
1wo examples oI nlgn-laSnlon
lnnuence IN iurniture design for
sLnaii areas age Iound IN q serv-
ing cary ana graceIul little
S:ralent nack cnalrs. Tnese
pascss 80 ,sa.uIe ,.a oOWn 70 eartn
pIao..canIy 90 wen as comnlne
with clean styling.
A modern line design in black
and white makes I'M the surfaces
of the streamlined serving cart
Ton and lower shelf of q lami.
mated plastic resist stains
scratches warping hot objects
and even cigarette burns
p,.ck sa4ir co,or !. r,.an.+,
caIlv bonded to the metal m sa t,,h;ng
on both cart ana chair mar;n9
them resistant IN naeHn9 ch;,,
ming mr. sc,,ffs
M. 1870,
rics come IN = wide ranoa ~
colors. most effective of which
are fiamingo. ANTIQUE green. sum
burst yellow. Capri blue. petal
pink and cloud white. A variety
of pattern designs is available
for both cart surfaces and chair
seat fabrics.
n,,.s.;or. - .~.,...
s a '"S'
Q.-Three walls OF my living
room are painted dark green and
the wallpaper on the fourth wall
mas Q scenic pattern IN various
snaoeS 0I gray. Inc rug Is gray,
one chalr " gray WIN q smal
pattern ~ rose and tne otner
cnair Is yeAoW leather. Wnat
color Woulo you suggest Tor Q
sOia anu cnair sew tnougnt
~ .oast Dut oo noc KNOW Wnetner
t,.a 49, ,.s., .o.o, ,.,,s woNA1 AooA "eA "isii
-. Say US
A-Witn az the gray IN your
lving room 90 not ADVISE toast
ior the pieces you are planning
70 get. ALSO, why get the two
pieces IN the same color? The
sofa IN maroon and the chair In
chartreuse would add interest
- 80. - - .se.
49, a,,. 4isp1 = ..n lSll,s y.
.no..m s.-1 w@aS ,,,,,. ,. l A..n ehS.S ~ -
,.nS, 49,. S o.ou .1e
.nlolcuan nooi.ossilis anu t,ie
cale curtains potn ~ the JACK
straw pattern>in lignt ana oarK
green ana yeiioW. Wnat color
would you suggest Tor the coun-
Evening star., 1954-01-14

chaflng dishes. AS you're prob
ably aware by this time not all
Of them are alike. Some are no
more than food warmers. Models
made Of pottery may be oven
proof but not flame-proof which
means you can't saute or brown
over direct heat.
Five simple chafing dish
menus will be prepared each
session and each person attend
ing will receive five recipes
printed on file cards to tuck
into your recipe box at home. On
the schedule will be the prepara-
ton Of a quick a la king sauce
to serve over fluffy rice and a
Welsh rabbit that doesn't cur
die.
The classes will be repeated in
the branch stores as follows: {:
Friday. January %. gift shop
Chevy Chase store; Friday. jan
uary 20. gift shop Alexandria
store.
N Turkey Dinner
Do you remember the new.
frozen turkey dinner I told you
Evening star., 1954-01-14

dish.
S,oedish Meat Balls Almond Noodles
Green Beans Acknowledgements Salad
Pumpkin Pie Coffee
Swedish Meat Balls
cups soft bread crumbs. Y teaspoon nutmeg
firmly packed teaspoon salt
u milk " teaspoon paprika
tablespoons minced onion egg. slightly beaten
VI butter r margarine tablespoons flour
pound ground beef Fat salad oil
" cup light
Combine bread crumbs and milk; let stand 10 minutes Cook
onion IN butter over low heat until soft but not Combine
beef nutmeg salt paprka bread crumb mixture
Shape into small balls about inch in diameter Chill at
hour Roll meat balls in -four in little hot fat turning
to brown all Sides Add minutes
at with almond noodles Makes servings To make almond
noodles: Melt 70 butter in add " iveed al
tablespoon papka tablespoon blend Add
package hot cooked noodles tossing with fork until thoroughly
mixed.
Braised Short Ribs Baked Potatoes
Deviled Frozen Corn Carrot Strips
Banana Fritters
Devied Frozen Corn
3 slices bacon diced p cup milk
" cup chopped onion u teaspoon worcestershire
tablespoon -four package frozen cut corn
/ teaspoon dry mustard Salt and pepper to taste
Saute bacon and onion until bacon Stir -four and
tshe until smooth and hckened Cook according to
directions PACKAGE drain Mix with with salt
and pepper and serve Makes SIIrsnay sS : servings
Fried Chicken Sweet Potatoes Crazy
Peas Rutabagas
Chocolate Soufle Pudding
Chocolate Sounle Pudding
package semisweet chocolate ! teaspoon vanilla
bits beaten egg yolks
"a cup nutmeaS finely ground "a candied lemon peel,
u chopped
Dash salt egg whites
Add numea beaten yoks and canded lemon peel
sly whites ungreased quart
casserole or csard cups Bake in moderate oven s7S degree
F. 40 minutes for casserole 80 minutes
hot or cold with cream.
Evening star., 1954-01-14
.eeklyFood
Report tothe
Pears Plentiful;
Tips on Chatting
Dish Cookery
By Violet FouIkner

Winter pears. beef and all
cuts Of lamb vie for first place
on this weeks list Of good shop
ping buys. Pears are in such
good supply they're being fea-
tured on USDA's list Of plenti-
fuls for January. The bose and
anjou varieties are the most
abundant with some comice be-
ing offered. The 1853 crop to-
tailed 20 million bushels with
the bulk Of the fruit coming
from the three Pacific States,
Washington. Oregon and Cali
fornia. The industry is urging
US to help use the surplus crop
by serving pears in a variety of
cooked dishes.
The bose Is particularly well
adapted for baking. Try them
baked with a touch of ginger or.
If your stock Of marmalade is
low. make pear marmalade.
Wash 8 pounds Of pears. core
and grind. Wash 3 oranges and
2 lemons, remove seeds and
ends. Grind the whole fruit,
skin and all. Place all the fruit
in a preserving kettle. add 6
pounds sugar. and stir well.
Bring to q boil and cook until
clear. Pour into sterilized jars
and seal. Makes 8 pints Of mar
malade that will taste mighty
good on hot buttered toast these
nppy mornings.
II you want to treat yourself
to some really fine eating, get
a perfectly ripened comice and
serve 1t with a wedge Of blue
cheese. There's absolutely moth
ing better. The spicy flavor Of
the anjou is another favorite
for eating fresh.
The snowstorm earlier in the
week has left its mark on the
quantity and quality Of the
fresh produce you'll find on
weekend counters. Supplies,
however. are ample. Both old
and new cabbage is being Of
fered. plus kale. spinach and
Brussels sprouts. Also recon-
mended for this week are onions,
potatoes and oranges. Sweet
potatoes, carrots. celery. beets,
apples and grapefruit are also
in good supply.
Chofing Dish Clinic
For all Of you who received
chafing dishes for Christmas,
here's some good news! Start
ing today. January II. Wood
ward & Lothrop's will hold q
series Of demonstrations on the
use Of this type of cooking
equipment. The Clinics" con-
Quoted by Mrs. Clara Cassidy,
home economist. will be held on
the fifth floor Of the main build
ing In the gift shop. The time !:
Thursday at 2:30 and again at
$50 pm: Friday and Saturday
at 2::30 pm.
A chatting dish adds a definite
fiair to your entertaining II you
know how to use it properly but
the whole affair can turn into
. flasco II you don't. Mrs. Cassi-
dy will explain the use Of Diff
ferent types Of fuel and will
also discuss the various kinds Of
Evening star., 1954-01-14

Rice pudding has never lost its popularity
WEDNESDAY
Veal Outlet Mashed Potatoes
CGutHoDer BeetS
Old Fashioned Rice CustGrd Coffee
Old-FashiOned Rice Custard
cup rice. cooked until fluffy " cup sugar
cups milk eggs beaten
tablespoons butter, melted ! teaspoon vanilla
1z teaspoon salt l cup raisins
" teaspoon nutmeg
Mix cooked rice with remaining ingredients Pour into but
tered deep round casserole Sprinkle
with nutmeg Cinnamon If desired moderate
350 degrees F0 1H
In the center comes out clean Serves to Good
Top with lemon sauce. or other fruit wish
THURSDAY.
Chill Mac Tossed Green Salad
POpoUerS Baked Penrs
Cookies
12 pound ground beef 112 teaspoons salt
"a green pepper, chopped teaspoon chilli powder
" small onion, chopped IA teaspoon pepper
tablespoons rat tablespoons vinegar
12 cups cooked tomatoes " cup water
l cup cooked kidney beans ounces elbow macaron
tablespoon
Brown beef and onion in fat in skillet
Add tomatoes and kidney Combine SALT
and pepper Add water and vinegar and mix until smooth
into meat mixture Cover and simmer gently minutes
macaron and mix well simmer 20 minutes longer
Serve hot Makes servings. by "W"
Evening star., 1954-01-14

The District Red Cross is ap-
pealing to Washington women
to respond to a new request from
four Federal hospitals and nine
civilian hospitals and institu-
tions for $50 additional Red
Cross volunteers to aid their
stats throughout the remaining
winter and spring months.
Volunteers needed are Gray
Ladies, Nurses Aides, Staff
Aides, Motor Service drivers, Arts
and Skills and Canteen workers.
Nearly two-thirds of these are
requested for, daytime service.
Most urgent needs are for VOL
unteer motor service drivers and
blood donor aides to staff nearby
bloodmobile operations.
The first of two Introductory
sessions for new volunteers will
be held Tuesday morning. Janu-
ary 26. from 10 o'clock until
Evening star., 1954-01-14
To Fete Juniors

Mrs. Ernest Barkstill Jones,
regent of the Constitution Chap
ter of the District Daughters
of the American Revolution, will
entertain junior members Of the
chapter at 8 O'Clock tonight at
her home. 1895 Brandywine
street NV. Mrs. Peter H. Black
we'll is chairman Of the Junior
Committee.
Evening star., 1954-01-14
$50 More Volunteers
Needed by RedCross

noon. at the Red Cross Chapter
House. 2025 E street NV. The
second, an evening session. 10
scheduled for Thursday, Janu-
ary %, from TO pm.
Volunteers are asked to phone
Executive $4,000. extension 201,
at the earliest moment, to sched-
ule interview appointments in
advance of the training sessions.
Evening star., 1954-01-14

about last fall? It was intro
duced at the food editors con-
ference in Chicago with the Ma
tion's food editors acting as a
Evening star., 1954-01-14
kEWhat$ Cookirl' :
StetDed Tomatoes
Cream Puts

Salmon Rice Casserole Steped Tomatoes
Spinach Salad Cream Puts
Salmon Rice Casserole
8 cups cooked rice " cup milk
faxed salmon 4ounce pound process pimento cheese
/
" cup sliced stuffed olives for " teaspoon pepper
garniSh
Combine milk cheese salt and top Of double boiler
Heat only until well blended smooth
rice in baking dish On Of this
OF salmon olives and the cheese Repeat ending with
cheese desired slices Of stuffed olives around
edge for ganish Bake until lightly
350-degree F. moderate Makes servings
SATURDAY.
Lamb StetU Dtth Vegetables
Waldorf Salad tDth Pineapple Dressing
Spice Cake
Pineapple Dressing.
u cup sugar cup pineapple Juice
! tablespoon flour u cup whipping cream
eggs. well beaten
Mix and -four Beat and add
Stir in pineapple juice and cook until thick. Whip
stiff and add just before dressing apples
celery and nuts Note One teaspoon Of mustard may
added with sugar and dour) if like tangy dressing
Evening star., 1954-01-14

tasting panel. The "store bought"
dinner is now available on our
(See FAULKNER, Page BAD
Evening star., 1954-01-14
Apple Sauce Filled
Spice Cake
1 tablespoon lemon juice
2 tablespoons cornstarch
| package spice cake mix

package spice cake mix l tablespoon lemon juice
cup canned apple 2 tablespoons cornstarch
/ teaspoon grated lemon rind
cake according to directions package Cool
layers Combine apple sauce lemon rind juice Soften
corrstarch little cold water add apple Cook
until thckened stirring constantly between
top sides of cake with brown frostng.