davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06

u e q N CONJCSdilSLVd. oNd-
kako kako kod velikih tvor-
nicara tako i kod malih tr-
govaca, radi Sc o Sto vecem
dohodku i prema tome 0 sto
vecem profitu. Move moder-
nije masine potiskuju u "a
borav starie primitivnije
masine. Uzmimo samo "a pri-
mjer sadanje automobile | o.
ne koji SUI proizvadjani pred
20 i wise godina. Pred 20
wise godina tadanji automo-
bill ,su odgovarali tadanjim
potrebama i u to doba bill su
veliki doprinos napredku CO.
vjecanstva. Danas, ako bi sc
nasao takav auto jos u po-
gonu, on hi smetao danas-
MEM brzom prometu. Sve Sc
krece naprijed i nista ne mo-
Re ostati ma mrtvoj tacki. U
vrijeme prvog svjetskog ra-
ia zahvatila je svijet epide-
mia prozvana influenza j ma
rod je umirao kao muhe. I
nasa Zajednica je izgubila O.
veci broj svojeg clanstva "a
vrijeme tie Epidemic. Danas
SUI rijetki s~lueajevi da hi ne
tko podlegao toj bolesti. Da
je ~lijecnicka t u to
vrijeme bila ma danasnjoj vi
SIM, malo bi bilo smrtnih stu
cajeva. Kada 81 covjek uzme
malo vremena da o svemu
tome razmisli, onda vidi We
Tiki napredak ma swim polji-
ma znanosti, i odmah osjeti
da sc danas nemoze raditi ma
isti nacin kao nekada i da
Sc covjek upravo treba UNI
no naprezati da moe krociti
naprijed da ga vrijeme ne
pregazi.
Osiguravajuca poduzeca nj
SUI neka iznimka tako i ona
moraju kretati naprijed iii &c
i'll ~nestati. Bratske organi-
zacije spadaju u isti sklop i
u koliko je vodstvo 18TH a.
gilnije i dalekovidnije u to-
like j tie organizacije idu ma
prijed sa duhom vremena j
potrebom naroda.
Bio je vremena kada vod-
stvo bratskih organic a C a
nije trebalo ~razmisljati O raz-
MIN kampanjama, nije bio
potrebe da Sc izmisli nesta
nova, nesta privlacivog, sto
hi potaknulo barem ] a n
dio clanstva ma Twill drus-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06
BEE KAMPANJA NEkA kAPREDKA
Martin Krasich, glavni blaagjnik

Cijeli svijet je jedna ogromna %kampanja. Ma medju-
narodnoj BAH, drzave Sc natecu ne samo ma ekonomskom
militarnom poju, wee ma znanstvenom, kulturnom, vjer-
skon, politickom it'd. Vodi Sc jedna neprestana utakmica,
to &c koga preteci pa bio ma kojem polju proizvoda i INA
nosti. Isto tako Sc vodi utakmica u p~ojedinim zemljama
medju proizvodjacima potrebnih sredstava "a zivot ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06
BRACA RADIO
Stjepan Gazi

Stjepan Gazi
q" Rodio se Radio "a velko delo,
Pravicu da brani, preporodi selo. :"
(Mio Stuparic, hrvatski seIacki pjesnik,
narodni zastupniS mucenik).
U toku nepunog stoljeca dozivli SUI Hrvai diva velika
narodna preporoda. U prvoj polovici 10. stoljeca zapoceo
je narodni knJzevni ~preporod poznat pod imenom Iirskog
Pokreta, a ma prelomu 10. 20. stojeca pojavio Sc Hrvat-
ski Seljacki Pokret, mas narodni covjecanski preporod.
Ilirski Pokret bio je djelo citavog MIA tada najuglednijih
sinova hrvatskog naroda, dok je Hrvatski Seljacki Pokret
u prvome redu djelo dvaju muzeva, dvojice brace, Antuna
i Stjepana Radica. Igra sublime je htjela, da SUI obadvojica
rodjena istog dana, ako razlicitih godina, II. lpnja. Hrvat-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06

SLNo pa Ul1o oISdlll"
zacije, to neminovno donasa
stetu organizaciji i svima ko-
il sacinjavaju takovu organi-
zaciju. ?.
Rekao sam, mi ipak krece-
mo naprijed. Razlog su nase
kampanje. Jedno ali jos u
wick nismo uspjeli p%oluciti,
a to je da Sc zainteresiras
mnogo veci broj naseg CLAN
stva "a nase kampanje. Ka-
da hi mogli naci nacina da
zainteresiramo mnogo veci
broj da uzme ucesca u ma
Sim kampanjama, mi hi tada
bro ISL naprijed. 81
Da, mi zaista moramo ina
ii kampanju svake godine.
Nasa organizacija je navrsi-
la 62 godine. U organizaciji
tin godina ina veliki broj
clanstva u odmaklim godina-
ma i kako mas oni ostavlja-
ju, tako trebamo Min zamje-
niti sa mladjima. Povrh toga
moramo dobiti dovoljni broj
novih clanova ne samo da
~nadomjestimo one koji mas
ostave radi pomona, sto sc,
sprijecit ne moze, vec i one,
koji mas ostave IL bio kojih
drugih razloga i povrh toga
trebamo dobiti dovoljan broj
da sve to nadmasimo j da
nam ostane visak, maine da
povecamo ukupni broj CLAN
stva. Mas godisnji pomor Sc
priblizava broju cd jedne hi
ljade. Nasi rekordi sada po-
kazuju da mi imademo pet
hiliada clanova koji su pro-
sli 20 godina starosti. Imade-
mo 63 clana koji ST. prosli.
IS godina starosti. Prosle go.
dine umrlo je 40 clanova, ko-
il su prosli IS godina zivota,
a umrlo je 40 clanova u Sc
damdesetoj godini zivota.
Pred 80 j wise godina Sc
nismo suocavali sa ovakovim
brojkama, jer je organiza-
CHA bila mladja j prema to-
me broj clanstva u odmak-
lin godinama bio je mnogo,
mani. Pred 40 godina kad je.
jedan oveci odsjek imao %
sprovoda godisnje to je bio
strasno i to Sc je uzimalo
tragicno. Danas nasi odsjeci,
koji SUI brojniji, imaju pc
Is i wise sprovoda godisnje..
znadem "a slucaj u Pitts,
burghu gdje je jedan mas We
81 odsjek imao 3 pokojnika,
u isto vrijeme, kod pogreb-.
nika.
Sve to treba imati ma umu
kada Sc govori o kampanja-
ma i svi do jednoga hi ire
bali iste svesrdno pozdraviti
i pomoci. Il
Uprava Zajednice 81 zadaje.
mnogo izvanrednog posla sa
vodjenjem kampanja i cd to-
ga nema nikakove posebne
naplate. Poznato mi je da sus
u stanovita vremena vodje
kampanje znali raditi | pc.
noel, ponekada subotom ! ne
djeljom, samo ma poslu, koji
je bio vezan sa kampanjom.
Kada govorim O vodstvu
kampanja onda svakako tu
ukljucujem i nase urednike,
jer ma njih zaista padne We
Tiki dio izvanrednog a d a..
Ear nebi bio lakse sjedjeti i
cekati mjesecnu placu, koja
ne fall, nego 81 sam zadati
posla da ponekad neznas gdje
tt glava stoji. I jos jedan dio
naseg clanstva to neprizna a
neki IL inata nebi PRIMAL pa
ma Sta vodstvo ucinilo. Ali.
eto cd clanstva Sc ne trail
da radi besplatno. Hiljadu do
lara osigurnine bio move ill.
povecane dobije Sc nagrada
sve cd $40 do SIS, molim vas
pomnozite to sa certifikatom
cd $4,000 iii $10,O 900 koje da-
mas Zajednica izdaje j vi &C..
tie Sc uvjeriti da je to zaista
vrijedna nagrada i svakome
dobro dodje. Dakle, netrazi
sc cd naSeg clanstva da radi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06

90. . Rodio Sc Radio Il veliko djelo,
Pravicu da brani, preporodi selo. -"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06

milo Stupar1c, hrVatskl selJacki pJesnik,
narodni zastupnik / mucenik).
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-03-30

calls upon each member of the
Jewish community for coopera-
ton =.
Friday, the Nifty convention
begins here +. That is the Tenn
pie Youth group They are
being housed by local people +. {.
April z, 8 and 9th is the United
Synagogue Regional Convention
The mems and women's groups
will meet jointly for designated
sessions The Sisterhood is
making elaborate plans for the
event Convention chairman
is Mrs. Harry Jaffee :. Sister
hood President is Mrs. Nat F..
Cohen Regional United Syna-
gogue President, Philip Selber, is
Jax product, and he is taking
charge of that portion of the pro-
gram which will highlight the
mems activities =.
April 6, 2, and 9th the South
eastern Jewish Single Adult Asso-
citation is holding its weekend
here Fl. Lester Coleman an
nounces that plans are coming
along nicely for the S.J.S.A.A. =.
He is still taking reservations
(Which must be made in advance).
Lester is vice-president in the
Young Adults region, and may be
reached at P. o. Box 1862 He
stresses that hotel reservations be
made directly with the Roosevelt
Hotel This convention is open
to all unmarried male and female
Jewish adults in the South, it is
stressed A gala weekend is
being planned for them :. Regis
tration fee is $3.50 per person :.
On April 10, IA, and 18th the
B'nai Birth Young people (A.Z.A.
and B.B.G.) are having conven-
ton here Again local people
are housing the young visitors :. :.
Arthur Goldstein is the Jackson
vile A.Z.A. President j..
@#
Other important dates for Jax
is April 15th-River Garden An
niversary day and April 25th
for the Hadassah Donor Ball in
the Roosevelt Hotel :. The after
noon of the 25th Brandeis women
withhold a luncheon for an out
of-town speaker :. -.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-03-30

ligion and the peoples faith in
miracles And, who are we to
scott? It must mean more to
us than we think =. why else
did we miss the little by-play? >. g.
. IS
Things are really happening in
Florida Mae WeinStein, Re-
gional President of Hadassah is
leaving for Israel on April 7th to
attend the World Zionist Congress
which will be held there i.
Couldn't happen to a nicer person,
and to a more dedicated Zionist i.
- -
Locally, we are busy in many
directions completing plans for
conventions Whether we be-
long to each organization or not it
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-03-30

aware that the play of splitting a
little bit of wine for each plague
was lacking We felt cheated
-. We remembered how delight
full we were with that part when
we were younger, and how our
own children had joined in the
fun of it \. But, in all honesty, 1
think it was more than that :.
Now, with the Egyptians again at
the backs of the Israelites it helps
to think about the old time re-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-03-30
BY Ethel Teddy" AGcseoviz

When do we start to miss something?
When we feel the need for it-of
How long have we been using the Re-
constructionist Hagaddah, and not real
lied that some of the service which we
had delighted in as children was gone?
This seder night for the first time in
over five years we realized that that part
of the service which accentuates the ten
plaques is not included in DR.. Kaplan's
Hagaddah We had never noticed
before =.
This Monday night, however, we were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

c0LlEGE-B0UND7 But what kind should you pek7
Read next weeks SHOW To Choose Your College,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
Continued from page 8
Hall Says:
COOLIDGE gave an outstanding
performances In high office"

Deweys 1913 runningm mate, Governor Earl Warren of
California not esSened because the Republicans lost
that He overwhelmingly reelected Governor of
California and today has established himself as one of
the outstanding Chief Justices of the Supreme Court
The Republican record good Can the Democrats say
as much? doubt if they can persuasvely.
The Democrats nominated Jack Garner Of Texas, as
Franklin Roosevets running-mate in deal which gave
the Roosevelt forces the Texas delegation and dumped
him at the end of Roosevelt's second term.
In 1910 President Roosevelt stuffed Henry Wallace down
the throat of the Democratic National Convention which
nominated him against its will and only because Roosevelt
refused to deliver his acceptance speech until the
ton did his personal bidding.
In 1914 Roosevelt admitted, by dumping Wallace what
colossal mistake he had made and brought about the
nomination of Harry Truman for president by writing
directive to party boss Bob flanagan in a scrawled chit
White House scratch pad reading, Bob it's Truman.
FDR this after leading several other Democratic hope
uls believe that EACH alone had the White House nod
believe that most Americans realize that this the
way to choose the presidential candidate. What know
is that the Republicans certainly going to do
it that way, and am confident that the voters will recog
nize this fact when the Parys 1856 national ticket emee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
Continued from page 9
Butler Says:
"TRUMAN was great President,
later elected in his own right"

great Western state Of California His youth would appeal
young voters and he highly acceptable the old
guard faction in the COP. Moreover, the Republicans
felt he would be useful campagner who could be counted
to exploit the Communism issue in language which might
inappropriate for the head Of the ticket But there
record of anyones raising the quesonas to Mr. Nxons
ability whether his convictions on important issues
the same those of the Presidential candidate.
However, this failure Of the system does not necessarily
mean that the system fault The Democratic candidate
for ce-presdent also chosen at a meeting of the
Democratic Presidential candidate and top leaders of the
party These leaders considered many of the things
which the Republicans considered.
John Sparkman young and healthy, but hadbeen in
the House and the Senate long enough to be politically
And his record made it plain that he supported
the partys platform and that his views national issues
in close accord with those Of Governor Stevenson
Similarly, Democrats need make no apologies for
method of selection which produced the nomination of
Harry S. Truman. Truman became great President and
was later elected in his own right.
Until better method is devised the present system win
work we'll leaders of each party wish to work am
confident that the next Democratic vice presidential candi
date will be selected upon the basis Of his convictions,
abilities and qualifications, just he was in 1882.
cOl ECE. ROuMN7 H,rf what kind should ~ou o;ek7
, 1956-11-23
NOTICE TO ALL
IMPORTERS

Owing to the loss of the
|Frederiksted Lighters on No
4th, the Alcoa Steam
|ers are not accepting cargo
for discharge at st. Croix
until suitable facilities for dis
charging are available.
The Alcoa Steamship Com
|pany is accepting cargo from
the ports of New York. Balti-
more, Mobile and New Or
leans for discharge at San
Juan or 81. Thomas from
which points Importers may
make their w arrangements
for forwarding on to 81. Croix.
ROb't. I. MeRwin & Co. Inc.
November 18th, 1856
, 1956-11-23
FOR SALE

] Electric Burroughs Adding
Machine
/ Hand Operated Burroughs Add
ing Machine
2 Royal Standard ~Typewriters
2 Underwood Standard Type
writer's
These machines are slightly
used but in perfect condition.
Hospital Street No. j
Phone 347J
, 1956-11-23
Ldrge y. S. Corp.
MIGHT Escape Lhru
". !. Tex LoophoIe"
Concluded from Wed.)

AO11N4AA(0 IL NAAA $500
The bill would continue the
subsidy program, hut limit Y
to. income actually earned il
the Virgin Islands. It will also
state specifically what you
must do to qualify a san in
habitant of the Islands under
the law. Current law merely
says an inhabitant is q person
whose permanent residence IS
in the Islands. The new bill
would require that the indi-
vidual live there for the full
taxable year to qualify for tax
subsidies. A corporation won't
qualify unless 1t gets at least
8O% of its gross taxable in
come from all sources, includ-
ing dividends and interest, in.
the Virgin Islands and at
least 800 Of its gross taxable
income from sales in the
Islands.
Mr.. O'Brien says there's no
real rush to change the law.
For one thing, it's not yet
we'll enough known to be att
tracing loophole exploiters.
Besides, the Virgin Islands IS
holding up tax exemptions in
questionable cases until the
matter is cleared up.
An O'Rrien aide says he's
had a few queries from tax
lawyers who are intrigued by
the loopholes's possibilities.
But SO far, he says, neither
General Motors nor any other
big outfit has made any move
to set up shop in the Virgin
Islands.
If t h happened, Mr.
OBrien would probably de-
eide there's ample reason for
speed in closing the loophole.
, 1956-11-23
BY THE GOVERNOR
OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
"A PROCLAMATION
CLEANUP WEEK
CLEANUP WEEK

Il, WALTER "A. GORDON, Governor of the Virgin Islands
of the United States do hereby designate November 10, 1856
through December 3 1856 as CLEANUP WEEK in the Vr-
gin Islands Of the United<States, and 4 request all property
owners. tenants, and occupants Of properties, including own
.ers of empty lots, to give special attention during this cam
.paign to a thorough cleanup Of all such premises.
And 4 hereby direct all the facilitating services Of the
Insular Government, and especially the Departments Of
Health, Public Works, and Public Safety to cooperate fully
in this campaign, and to- provide for the prompt and immedi-
ate removal Of all such garbage and trash which may be
gathered during this period 1 urge all private as well as pub
Tic property owners and tenants to perform a complete
cleanup job;
And / further direct that attention shall be particularly
given during this campaign to enhancing the condition and
appearance of all our parks and other public places;
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the Government of the Virgin Islands
of the United States to be affixed at Charlotte Amalie,
St! Thomas this 18th day Of November, A-D, 1856.
Walter A. Gordon
Governor
ATTEST: rs
Charles K Elaunch
Government Secretary
, 1956-11-23
BANK BOOK LOST

Savings Bank Book No. SAB
having been reported lost or
stolen, the holder thereof is here
by requested to- present it to the
Bank within twelve 90 weeks
from this date as otherwise the
Book viii be cancelled and a new
one issued in its place at the exT
piration Of this period.
Virgin Islands Naiionsl Bank
Christiansted Branch
November I. 1856
, 1956-11-23

Tip to motorists: Limit YOU
speed-not your chances to live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-17
Now. Just Soy
"cHARG !"
at DRUG FAIR

Every Drug Fair chock full Of merchandise help you
enjoy the outdoor all at low low prices. And it's
cosy shop Drug Fair where you charge your purchases
at exo cost Use your ChorgoCord for anything from pre-
scrptions* ownmowe And you don't have this
free convenience just stop any Drug Fair Well be glad
open q charge account for you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-17

Insulated meiol chest with sosy.grip
hondlss. Holds so lbs. of ice plus
food and beverage. includes beer
con opener and ice pick. Lid becomes
serving troy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15

thickens. Remove from heat:
add butter and vanilla extract.
Spread on while hot for a
glossy frosting which remains
soft and smooth.
Thanks a million for Read
ers' Clearing House. It is SO
warm and friendly in this cold
city of Washington. To me it
is like seeing the family wash
hanging in the back yard of
the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Artists Shop for Stencils
Mrs. w. w. C.. BrandQ,ptne

To K. K. G. Of Washington:
I'd like to suggest that she try
an artists supply house for her
stencils. AS an ex-librarian,
I have had many occasions to
use the same type of thing,
and bought them at a store in
Boston, Mass. which sold
artists supplies, gift wrap
pings. gifts, party supplies and
favorS, etc. There may be a
similar shop in Washington.
Or you might ask the chill
dren's librarian in your local
branch library-she may have
a helpful suggestion. If not,
and you still cannot find a
source, I'd be glad to send
along the name of the Boston
store that carried the stencils.
Some time ago a reader
complained of not being able
to get her husbands shirt COL
lars white. I've been watching,
but unless I missed it, no one
sent along the simple and very
effective solution given me for
the same problem: put one or
two tablespoons Of ammonia
in your wash water. Since our
water is hard, this softenS it
enough to take out the greasy
sweat-stainS. l have used this
method for several years now
and am more than satisfied
with the results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15

A caravan of sound-equipped
station wagons will head out
from Washington Wednesday
morning to take the Demo-
cratic story to women voters
at the grass roots.
Operation Crossroads" is a
joint project of the. Demo-
cratic Congressional Wives
Forum and the Office of
Women's Activities of the
Democratic National Com
mittee.
The New England States,
the Middle West and West
Virginia will be the respective
destination of three station
wagons which will leave at
$50 am, from the shopping
center on Wisconsin avenue
at Western avenue NV.
Well wishers will be on hand
for a christening party to give
the campaigners a good send
of.
Foley to Head MOtOrcade
Before parting to go their
separate ways, the three sta
ton wagons will cruise through
the Sixth District of Mary
land with a motorcade headed
by John r. Foley, Democratic
candidate for the House seat
now held by Republican Rep
resentative Dewitt S. Hyde.
At about the same time,
other station wagons will be
starting out for similar mis-
sionS from New Orleans and
San Francisco.
Mrs. Hale Boggs, wife of the
Representative from Louisi-
ana, heads Operations Cross
roads and is arranging for
prominent Democrats to at
tend the christening ceremony
here. Mrs. Katie Louchheim,
director of women's activities
for the Democratic National
Committee, and members of
the Democratic Congressional
Wives Forum will be in the
send-off delegation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15
Not Like 1t Used to Be
Mrs. r. D. L., Kensinc

Mrs. r. D. L., Kensington
Re: Fort Huachua, Arizona.
There is an article in the Oc-
tober issue of Arizona High
ways" which will give all the
details about living conditions
there.
The place has certainly
grown since I spent several
happy years roaming the Ari-
iona landscape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15
Series of Queries
D. c., Arlington

IL. T., Arlington
To Mrs. M. Y, Falls Church:
I have dried plastic-footed
pajamas in my one-control
drier and the heat has not
affected the plastic.
I have some REQUESTS:
/. Does anyone know where
can purchase powdered
eggs? Are they satisfactory
and cheaper for cake-baking,
etc?
2. Where can I purchase
butter flavoring?
3. Does anyone know how
to make the powder to sprin-
kle into a fireplace to color the
flames?
4. How do you gid leaves
for table decorations? I wanted
to use gold paint on magnolia
leaves
5. Does anyone have any
suggestions on gifts to make
for Christmas giving? I am
not an experienced Seamstress;
1 have craft type items in
mind. I have several books
from the library but they
only give elaborate wood
working ideas.
A favorite recipe Rum
Torte: Slice into three layers
an angel food cake and frost
layers and sides:
One-half pound oleo or but
ter, l cup chopped walnuts,
l cup confectioners sugar, 2
egg yolks. 2 iiggers of rum.
Mix in electric mixer; beat
WELL at high speed until
light and fluffy. Ice cake and
refrigerate till ready to serve.
Many thanks for all the
wonderful recipes and house
hold hints.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15
To Chonge the Style
Mrs. II. G., Rockville

I've found this column so
helpful and interesting. I'm
wondering if someone could
help me in finding a tailor who
makes double-breasted mems
suits into single breasted suits
I saw one in The Star some
time ago but didn't save the
name. Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15
"A New Series

Thompson Center. Twelfth
and L streets NV, announces
a new series of art classes to be
held, under the direction of
the District Recreation De-
partment, every Tuesday eve
ming at the center from 8 to
10. For further information,
call Adams 4-2050.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15
Chess Pies and
Chocolate Icino
Mrs. r. L. r.. HudI

Mrs. r. L. r., HydttSUille
I enjoy the Readers Clear
ing House so very much since
we've been in this area. Here
are two very old family reci-
pes, one for chess pie and one
for lemon chess.
Aunt Carries Chess Pie
(makes two pies): 4 eggs
beaten, 2 cups white sugar,
cup sweet milk. u cup but
ter, l tablespoon flour, nutmeg,
vanilla or lemon extract. Bake
in pastry shells at $50 degrees
for about is minutes, until
slightly brown, and at 375 de-
grees till firm, about Is to 20
minutes.
Mothers Lemon Chess (two
pies): 8 lemons, juice and
grated .rind; 3 cups white
sugar; 6 eggs. beaten slightly;
2 tablespoons meal; "a cup
milk; u stick butter. melted.
Mix thoroughly. Bake in pas
try shells at $50 degrees until
slightly brown, about Is min
utes, and then at 375 degrees
until firm, about Is to 20
minutes.