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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
HRVATSKI UMJETNICI
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Dva hrvatska umjetnika,
barton Dragutin Sostarko
dirigent Fedor Kabalin, koji
SUI nedavno S uspjehom ma
stupili "a Americku opernu
druzinu, prvi pjevajuei Ger
monta-oca u "Traviati', dru-
gi dirigirajuci "Trubadur"
nastupiti &c ponovno "a istu
druzinu u cikaskom Eighth
Street Theatre u nedjelju, 5.
-iuna u 7::30 sati uvece.
Gosp. sostarko ce pjevati
naslovnu ulogu u Verdijevoj
operi "Rigoletto". To je jed
ma cd najboljih uloga njego-
vog velikog opernog roper
toara on ju je pjevao wise
cd stotine puta ma opernim
pozornicama u Zagrebu, Me
mackoj, spaniji i ostalim ev-
rOpSklm ZemlJama. Blu ce
pravi uzitak "a Hrvate Chi
caga i okolice, medju kojima
je g. Sostarko veoma popu-
laran po svojim brojnim ma
stupima ma raznim hrvatskim
priredbama, vidjeti 6. sostar-
ka u njegovom pravom ele-
mentu, ma opernoj pozornici,
i otkriti da je on isto tako IL
vrstan glumac kao sto je od-
lican pjevac.
Uz g. sostarka &c nastupi,
ii u Rigolettu poznata pjeva-
cica i nastavnica pjevanja
Naomi West Smith kao Gil
da, a ukrajinski tenor Vasili.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01

gaia "a konvenciju Pomlad-<
ka bolji nego sto Sc oceki-
valo.
Ia uspjeh kampanje u pr
vom redu treba odati prizna-
ME i pohvalu vrijednim 'cla-
novima i clanicama, koji su
svojim zalaganjem i port
vovnim radon doprinjeli o.
vom uspjehu. Naravno, pri-
znanje ide i Odporu Kampa-
ME, a posebice tajniku iste,
bratu Stephen F. Brkichu,
koji je majstorski i uporno
propagirao i predvodio kam-
panju, a sto je pomoglo u
spjehu.
Konvencija Pomladka ce Sc
odrzati u velikoj zajednicar-
skoj naseobini u Gary, Ind,
pod pokroviteljstvom naive
cega gnijezda Pomladka broj
10i velikog odsjeka broj 10.
Konvencija ce Sc odrzati u
velikom i lijepom Auditoriu-
mu "Croatian Center" u Do
nu odsjeka broj 40 u Gary,
kojpsn &c uz odbore od-
sjelsa ! gnijezda kao Odbor
Kampanje rukovoditi znacaj-
nj Mothers Club" u Gary.
Svakako je dostojno Ia
sluzno da Sc srediste "a owl
dj &c u konvenciju izabralo
bas u ovoj uvazenoj koloniji
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01

prugom Mary i vrijedan kao
mas Upravitelj owe hrvatske
narodne ustanove, pax &c sva-
kom drustvu biti ma ruku u
priredbi piknika.
Medjutim, ma zalost, kola-
ju klevetnicke glasine o ovoi
hrvatskoi narodnoj ustanovi
i RUNE objede nedostojne cla-
nova Zajednice i hrvatskih
rodoljuba, a losom Mamie
rom da stetuju poslovanju
Croatian Center Parku. L.
vjesne osobe IL nasega brat
skog odsjeka broj 19 javno
klevecu ovu ustanovu. To nije
dobro niti lijepo, jer tko nece
da pomaze, neka barem ne od-
nemaze. Mi ne zelimo da i ta-
kovima pravimo neprilike, vec
in opominjemo da Sc okane
toga ruznoga posla, da Sc ne
m o r a ju poduzeti zakonske
mjere u suzbijanju blaine lazi
i kleveta. Pamet u glavu, bra
co!
Croatian Center otvoren je
svakom svaki dan u tjednu,
pojedinci i obitelji slobodno
dolaze u oval mas Park kad-
god to zazele. Tako je sve po-
slovanje i Ottawa ustanova O.
tvorena svijetu, da Sc svak
moze time koristiti i uvjeriti
da su poslovi posteni, rodo-
ljubni i da Croatian Center
sluzi narodu uopce.
Croatian Park kao narodna
ustanova sluzi svome narodu,
pax sc svaki cestiti Hrvat
Hrvatica moze i treba s mime
ponositi. Sada je oval mas
Park saw u zelenilu, da ga je
milina gledati i u njegovoj Ii
jepoj prirodnoj krasoti svaki
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01

clanstva Hrv. Bratske Zajed-
nice, CHE je clanstvo uvijek
igralo vaznu ulogu u zajed-
nici, a tako i njihovi delegati
ma konvencijama iste, pax
vjerojatno da ce tako ma
devetoj konvenciji u Phila-
delphiji mjeseca septembra.
Svakako da ce jos u ovih
par dana biti osposobljen jos
koji delegat "a konvenciju
Pomladka i priteci usporedo
tome nekoilko novih clanova,
sto &c biti objavljeno zakljuc-
kom kampanje. Time ce u
jedno i ova kampanja sa svo-
Jim uspjehom preci u povjes-
nicu Zajednice kao jos jedan
dobro uspjeli njen podhvat.
Ia oval uspjeh, takodjer,
tr e b a pripisati vrijednost
skladu, miru bratskoj lju-
bavi u nasim redovima =
Zajednicarskom Bratstvu =
pax iz tih razloga treba ma
svakom koraku jacati pro-
micati bratsku ljubav u re-
dovima Zajednice i medju
Hrvatima Amerike. u tom
duhu - Hrvatska sloga pO-
bijediti mora - to stoji do
svijesti, razumjevanja i do
bre wolfe sviju hrvatskih i
seljenika u America.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01

We u krive vode, koje SUI mas
odvele u Aziju, Afriku u in
ternacionalizam Bog te pi-
tai kude sve.
Takova rasprava je suvis-
ma. Bolje je neraspravljati nj
Sta. Drzi usta zatvorena pax
ces bolje proci. Usudis Ii Sc
iznijeti misljenje "a koje dr.
zis da bi bilo bolje "a buduc-
most Zajednice, "a vecu ja-
Gu Zajednicu, i postanes pred
met nepotrebnog napada ne
kolicine, koji to vrlo RADIO do
cekaju. Ina takovih, koji
iznasaju suprotno misljenje,
ali to donesu u dobroj ma
mjeri, bez uvreda izaziva-
MIA.
ia nisam predlozio nista
U nekojim dopisima Sc ka-
ze, da je Krasich predlozio
da Sc primaju i druge narod-
nosti u nase redove. Takav
predlog ia nisam nikada pod
nio. To je predlog "a osno-
WI pravila u skladu stano-
vista Glavnog Odbora, Izvrs-
nog Odbora iii jos jasnije od-
bora, koji radi ma osnovi pra-
villa, koja osnova ce biti pod
nesena konvenciji ma odobre-
ME. Dakle, to nije predlog
jednog pojedinca, vec Sc je
glavni blagajnik usudio da
pise u prilog osnove. Slicno
je bilo i pred proslu konven-
ciju i odbor "a pravila ma
konvenciji je zauzeo stav pro-
tiv i tako je konvencija u
svojila. Nema tn nista nova,
vec je ponovljeno stare pita-
ME. Nikoga Sc ne sill da tre-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
n A R @ D

Narod je zajednica ljudi
iste krvi, istoga jezika, iste
narodne iii autohtone kul-
ture, iste historijske proslo-
sti, koji cjelovit zivi ma svom
historijskom teritoriju pot
punim narodnim zivotom, te
kao subjekt iii ma temelju
zivoga i narodnog prava je-
dino je svoj cimbenik uprav-
LAMA. - Sarinic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01

rodni hrvatski Park - Sredi-
Ste Hrvata iii engleski Croa-
tian Center. = Povezanost sa
upravom ucinjena je u dobroj
namjeri, da nasa drustva mo-
gu slobodno ma tom Parku o.
drzavati svoje piknike.
Upravitelj Parka jest clan
Zajednice odlicni hrvatski
rodoljub, brat Nicholas Spu-
dich, a koji je clan policijske
snage grada Pittsburgha u
aktivnoj sluzbi. On Sc polka
zao savjestan sa svojom su-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
lO3 delegate su izabrana "a konvenciju Pomladka
KAMPANJA u P0CAST P0MLADkA
HBz P0KAzUJE D0BRE REGULATE

Pri zakjucku ovog broja "Zaednicara petak 27 maja
nase knge pokazuju je osposobjeno 1O3 delegate
cetvrtu konvenciju Pomadka ovoj ublamoj kampanji
upisano je oko 1900 novh canova oba odjeena Toeni
bro jos neznamo jer kampanja zakjueue ma 81 maa
pax cemo stoj naknadno donijet potpuni izvjestaj
Dakle, ova je kampanja iako kratkog trajanja, po-
lcia dobar uspieh novim clanstvom izborom dele
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
CR0ATIAN CENTER SREDISTE HRvATA
R0D0LjUBNA JE NAR0DNA USTAN0vA

Pittsburgh, Pa Il nedjeju 5 juna Croatian Center
Parku diva odsjeka il Milvae Pa odrzavau zajednicki
bratsk pknk to- kako e vec avleno odsjek br Hrvat
ske Kaolcke zajednice odsek broj Al Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice mi oval pknk me Western Pennsylvania
United Lodges CFU srdacno prepoucamo nasem svijetu.
Mas pax odbor dosao je do dobrh prijateljskh od-
sa upravom mjesta pod koe mjeso spada oval
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01

Gonja slika je uzeta koncertu Duquesne Uni
versty Tamburitzans odrzanom velikom pozoristu
grada Pittsburgha Syria Mosque 20. marca Kon-
cerat e doziyio veliki uspjeh odlicnm programom
kakovog prize vidjeli nismo.
Ma pozornci vidimo brata Watera w. Koara, di-
rektora ovog naseg gasovitog zbora, koj je zadnju
tOcku programa posvetio Hrvatsko Bratsko Zajednci
cast nasih gIaynih odbornka koD SUI prisustvovali
ovom koncertu, pa je pred golemom pubkom naseg
stranog svieta od oko $500 osoba divno prikazao
Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu
pocast Waltera koara STUDENT Duquesne Uni
versty prredise syecan banet Pr aprila liepons
svratistu kraj Pttsburgha Majestic Gardens, ko-
joj svecanost e blo prsutno preko $50 odicnog sve
ta zivotu nsmo vidjeli niti Gull Iepse, jace
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01

imaju popust cd redovitih
cijena koje Sc krecu cd $3.50
do $500. Ia poblize informa-
CHE i rezerviranje ulaznica
treba nazvati LOngbeaeh -
1-7528 iii Webster 9-3712 u
Chicagu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
Cd takove rasprave nema koristi
Martin Krasich, glavni blagajnik

Velika bratska organzaca kao sto je nasa Zajednca
danomce suocue raznim novim probemima Nije u
mesno takove probleme raspravjati cetr zida vec e
potrebno da znesu avnost da tako canstvo
dobe prku da upozna isma cesto moze doprn eti
vrijednim, zakljuccima nasu organizaciju
Sadanja rasprava po pitanju da da upsuje Ia
edncu dge narodnost je skrenula temelte raspra-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01
SIuzbeno iizabrani deIegati "a y stu
konvenciju Hrvafske Brafske Z, ,s~~nice

Ovdje donosimo spsak suzbeno prijavjenh zabranih
delegate deveu konvencu Hvatske Bratske Zajednce
Dole naveden bran vecnom jednogasno bez protu-
kandidata kao oni koj pobjedi nominaciji Tako
cemo donositi druge kako prave sgnu glavn ured
In,e
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01

visenie priznane ednom narodnom radniku, nego sto
odicni govornic izrazi svojim govorima bratu
Koaru Jest to je blo velGanstveno priznane posto-
yanje prema ovom nasem zasluznom muzu, pax ljepi
darovi cine ga znanci prijatelji obdarse, to
jedno cd velilog je zna6aa vaznosti Ovog pocas-
nog costa. Koga narod vol, toga savi - Cestitamo!
Gornja slika prikaZuje Duquesne University Tam
buritzans edno omadnskm danas glasovitim tam
buraskm zborom McKeespOrt, ko je zbor odrzao svoj
prvi velil koncerat nedelu 22 maja Mckeesportu,
Auditorium nase Crlve Presv Srce velicanstvenm
uspjehom izvedbOm kOncerata, velik0m posjetom
kolosanim odusevljenem naroda. NestO cesa naSem
drustvenom zvotu ne prize poluGeno o tom koncertu
posebno donosmo opis. tai tamburaski zbor zvezban
je rlkovodjen po bratu WaIteru Koaru, pax Sc time
pokazaO izvrsni ucitelj zborovodja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-06-01

Doznaemo da je predsjednik odsjeka broj 81, N. S.
Pittsburgh Pa, brat Milan Petrak biran odsjeku
"a delegate bez opozicije
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-12

Moshe Sharett. members of his
Cabinet. many deputies. Chief
Rabbi Yitzhak Nissim and Tel
Aviv Chief Rabbi /. J. Unterman.
the Ambassadors of the United
States and Britain. the Ministers
of Turkey. Finland. Guatemala.
Brazil and Belgium. and the
charge d'affaires of a number Of
other states. Also in the funeral
procession were top Army Off
GERS. police officials. religious
leaders. judges. members of the
Jewish Agency and Mayor Chain
Levanon of Tel Aviv.
At the cemetery, an Ell Al guard
of honor lowered each coffin into
the long trench-like grave as the
recitation of Psalms by rabbis
were heard mingling with the
Sobs of relatives of the martyrs.
After the grave was covered, the
relatives recited a mass Kaddish
(prayer for the dead).
Rabbi Unterman eulogized the
dead and prayed for their fami-
lies. after which Premier Sharett
told the mourners that they had
laid at rest men. women and chill
dren who had persisted as vic
Tins of a wanton and savage as
sault. The revolving brutality and
callous disregard for the sanctitY
of human life revealed in this
murderous attack will remain the
subject of universal execration
and serve as a stern warning for
the future"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-12

IhlS TACT is rather astounding to
many diplomats here because of
the disproportion between total
Jewish population on the one
hand and Jewish eminence in
science on the other.
World attention is focused on
the Geneva United Nations Euro
pean headquarters. The interna-
tional conference on the peaceful
uses of Atomic Energy will meet
for two weeks of sessions in which
the world will learn from its lead
ing scientists how modern man
proposes TO heed the ancient Jew
ish prophets call for turning
swords into ploughshares. AT &C.
neva. the Jews brilliance in
science has converged with the
traditional Jewish desire TO r
peace.
From the beginning of the
atomic era, scientists who wer e
Jewish played an important
some believe vital-role. Now
at Geneva, when the means are
being organized for the use of
atomic energy for peace-instead
of for observation-disclosures again
play a role far above their minor
ity status.
Albert Einstein's special theory
of RELATIVELY had aided world
science in its reach toward the
mysteries locked in the atom. Elm
STEMS famous letter to Franklin
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-12

Leaders of the nation were
among the thousands who partici-
pated in the moving services as
rabbis, two Catholic priests and
Protestant cleric performed the
religious services. The victims, in
unmarked collins were laid to rest
in a long, common grave which
the Catholic priests sanctified.
Meanwhile, the Swiss Govern.
ment informed the United States
that the American protest against
the wanton assault by Bulgarian
airmen had been delivered to
Sofia, and the Bulgarian Govern
ment, in an amazing public con-
fession, admitted that trigger
happy Bulgarian fighter pilots
had shot down the Israeli pas
senger liner without having first
given it ample warning to land.
The Bulgarians promised compen-
sation to the families of their vic
Tins, payment to Israel of the
cost of the plane and measures to
prevent a recurrence.
Israel cancelled its planned par
ticipation in an international
trade fair which was scheduled to
be held in Bulgaria later this year
an Israel Foreign Ministry spokes-
man declared.
The bodies of the So men, wo-
men and children, including IL
Americans, were flown to Tel
Aviv from Istanbul and brought
to the cemetery in 20O-vehicle
caravan led by Army trucks.
Among the mourners were the
Presidents adjutant. Premier
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-12

Delano Roosevelt motivating the
placing of Americas vast indus
trial. military and monetary
powers behind the scientists who
finally produced the atom bomb
and later the hydrogen monster of
destruction. Dozens of Jewish
scientists. many of them refugees
from Nazi and Fascist persecution.
worked on the many teams that
produced the atom bombs. In
overall control of the principal
laboratory that made the bomb
possible was a Jew. DR.. J. Robert
Oppenheimer. And now. at &C.
neva. where the United Nations
has brought world science TO-
gether for an all-out effort to
translate atomic energy into bene-
ficence. Jews again play an extra
ordinary part.
When the last General Assem-
bly, here voted to call the confer
ence which opened in Geneva
August 8, an advisory committee
was established to help Secretary
General Dag Hammarskjold or
ganize the world meeting of
scientists. On that committee were
representatives of seven nations.
Out of the seven, two were ia
nous Jewish scientists-Dr. l. I.
Rabi representing the United
States, and DR.. Bertrand Gold
schmidt representing France.
When the conference was called
to order in Geneva. the United
States-as BELTS the most power
full of nations-was represented
by the largest delegation of all.
delegation comprising 324 out
standing Americans. Head of the
entire delegation is a Jew. one
interested in higher Jewish educa-
ton. Rear Admiral Lewis L.
Strauss. chairman of the United
States Atomic Energy Commits
sion. And an official member of
the delegations top group of five
men is DR.. Rabi.
But those officially on the dele
cation or among its advisors are
not the only participants. There
are many other American scient-
lists represented through special
papers, reports and abstracts. Of
these, 81 are Jews!
Israel is one of the youngest
Independent nations in the world.
one of the more recent nations TO
become a member of the United
Nations. Israel is represented at
the conference in Geneva by 10
scientists. Of the slightly more
than 1000 scientific papers pre-
sented to the conference. six have
originated in Israel. No more than
about a third of the papers SUBJ
mitted to the conference are being
read for on-the-spot discussion
the remainder will be printed as
part of the proceedings. But of
Israers six submission. half-three
paper-were on the conference
agenda for oral preentation and
discussion.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-12
PLAIN TALK
BY ALFRED sEGAL
THAT HILDY MATTER

WHATS religion. and is it all in
going TO church or synagogue. or
in the ritual kneeling at affairs. or
in carrying one of the religious
Iabels-Jew. Catholic. Protestant?
Or, rather, is it of the love that
knows the brotherhood, knows
kindness, mercy and justice that
are of the teaching Of the Old
Testament and the New?
am asking these questions on
account of aildY who is four
years old and whose name has
been big in all the newspapers
lately. Her case has to do with the
essence of all religions. and espe-
ciallY with the divine love of her
adaptive parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis of Brookline. Mass.
The Ellises themselves are Jew
ish, but when they adopted Hildy
it didn't matter to them that she
had been born out of a Catholic
mother. She was 10 days old when
they took her as their own by con-
sent of her unwed mother.
Through four years they brought
her up and their love was of that
essence: The love that is Jewish
and Christian, too, and Moslem
as we'll. And what could matter
any religious label that was on
her at her birth? =
Now. after the four years. her
original mother has gone to court:
She wants HildY back. She says
she didn't know at the time that
the Ellises are Jewish. She wants
HildY taken FIR m them and
brought up in a Catholic institu-
tion instead of in this Jewish
home.
The courts will have to say
whether in the exercise of religion
there is permissible a cruelty that
would tear q child from the only
parents she ever knew; whether
by the laws, which protect cattle,
brutal assault may be inflicted on
the heart of a child in the name
of religion.
come to these meditations
upon receiving letter from the
Wittstein -Middleman Post. Amer
lean Legion. of our city: the letter
is all about EIildY. Wittstein- Mid
dleman Post is almost all Jewish
in membership. Their letter was
addressed to Judge Raymond S.
wilkins of the Massachusetts Su-
preme Court.
Wittstein- Middleman wer n t
writing to the judge as Jews, but
only as men who have some idea
of what religion is all about. In
deed, they told the judge that the
Hildy case isn't an issue of any
particular religion at all. The Lee
gion's constitution would forbid
any appeal based on a matter OF
religion by post of the American
Legion eve know no race,
color or creed. But we do know
and recognize honor and social
Justice, cardinal principle OF the
American Legion.
Our Legion Fost feels that the
moral law supe-cedes the written
law in the Ellis case: that social
Justice should recognize the pater-
nal love of a family which took a
fatherless child and nurtured it to
vounu childhood; that danger
Gus precedent would be set if a
child is torn from those whom 1t
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-12
Israel Pays Final Homage
To Victims Of Air Attack

TEL AVN. JTA) An entire country mourned last
Bulgarian air
stelation passenger plane
the Aviv cemetery
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-12
1O4 Jewish Scientists
In Geneva

GENEVA (JTA) = total of l04 Jews among 600
sentsfrom all gathered at Geneva this
week for the IA day International Uses
of Atomic EnegrY.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-12

Pictured above are group of Blue Star
Campers now touring Europe and Israel. During
their seventy days abroad the group will spend
month in England France. Switzerland. and Italy.
and two weeks in Israel. The second annual STU
dent tour is conducted by Camp Blue Star in
Fendersonville North Carolina. founded and di-
rected by Herman and Harry Popkin.
Arkansas State press., 1955-10-21
Yerga HI School

HoPE-The Student council held its installation service
Friday morning In the school auditorium for the officers
elected by secret ballot for the year of 1856.
The officers elected President Willie Hamilton, senior
Vice president Alice Shaw, junior Secretary Joys William
junior; Assistant secretary Cherry Jones sophomore
Treasurer Gurthaene Turner freshman Reporter Arlene Nc
Fadden. junior.
The Student council is looking forward success
this year.
The goals set by the council
l. To the immediate needs of the students.
2 To encourage interest in scholarship
To maintain order all times clean buildings and
campus.
To help better relationship between parents.
students and teachers
president in his remarks students and teach
the detectives to be added to the goal this
To develop higher moral standards among students
2. To have respect for others at all times.
E. W. Jones' science teacher is supervisor of the moni-
tors staff.
Mrs, NJ z Glen. counselor. is sponsor Of the Student
council
VIII V. Rutherford. principal: Arlene MeFadden. reporter
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MIWIl3NGJQIIllNN
BY BETTY BARCLAY

From the following recipes yol
should be able to choose q eoupl,
of unusual delieaeies" that vii
surprise and please your guests.
sincerely hope 80.
A Treat Which Even the TlnIsst
oobiins Can Enjoy
Creamy Vsploea with
Pink Appiesaues
Make quick cooking tapioea a.
eoHdiHE 10 easy package directions
Chill. Serve pudding and Ptnk Apple
sauce side by side In serving dishes,
or arrange In layers In shs1bsl or par
fsit glasses. With pudding serve pump
kin shaped OF other Halloween cookies.
II desired. Makes 10 10 servinSA
To make Pink Appissaues, heat
:. cups mo. . esnp applssauos with
about tablespoons rcd cinnamon
candies. Stir occasionally a. eandy
melts. 10 blend In favor an1 color.
Add sugar To taste Chill
Pruns Spice Cake
Preparations. Have ready two
round 9sineh layer pans: line bot.
toms with paper. Start oven for
moderate heat 1850 F.. sift -four
once before measuring. Cook 1 cup
OF dried prunes In small amount OF
water until tender: then pit, chop,
and drain.
ga cups sifted cake 1our
teaspoon soda
l teaspoon salt
| teaspoon cinnamon
= teaspoon nutmeg
= teaspoon allspies
:. cup shortening
y cups firmly packed brown
sugar
Sour milk or buttermIiks
J eggs. unbeaten
l cup pfunes, cooked, drained
ead finely chopped
| cup finely chopped nuts
.With vegetable shortening, use | cup
sour Wiik or buttefmiik. With butter
60 mt.s7tine. use ). cup
TIE Mixing Method
Measure slfted flour into sitter. add |
ses.ss. Eatsa and snieaa. Stir shortening |
a usfzInE eaWI Iust 70 soften SIT In /
II ir=Hss nts al brown sugar and |
mix. mis- uutil flour II dampened /.
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Lewis motored TO Shreveport on
business. Mrs. Lewis visited her
doctor for a cheek-up Mr
and Mrs. Mosea Galloway. Mr.
and Mrs. Curtiss Galloway motor
ed TO Malvern to visit relatives
Mrs. Essie Matthews received
news Of the illness Of her broth
er in Chicago Order OF
Eastern Star Eleeta chapter No
1863, had its annual Peaks Memo
rial services at First Bapt. church
October 8 Mrs Pafalee Spralls
is home from the hospital and Is
quite improved