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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
RTW LaW
Promoters
File Names

Ohioans for Fright to Work
filed petitions with Secretary of
State Ted Brown last Tuesday
to have the controversial issue
on the November ballot.
It is estimated that the group
has secured more than $4,000
signatures over the 354,0O0 mes
essary to put the anti-union
measure, which has been op.
posed by scores of organizations,
including the six Bishops OF
Ohio, who termed the legisla.
ton "unwise," before the voters
on November 4.
The so-called right to work
law if passed by the voters
would make unlawful the Union
shop agreements a free contract
between the employer and the
union.
The bishops of Ohio in their
statement released March l oil
this year which opposed the
right.to-work law, questioned
the necessity of state interven'
ton into union shop agreements
The bishops said they believed
such a law would only create
bad feeling between manage
ment and labor.
The so-called right to work
promoters have announced that
they have a standby force Of
paid solicitors to get added sig
natures when the petitions are
checked.
The law allows ten days to
make up any deficit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

u The Senate sought 10 deu-
bic the penalty for violations
Of the law in cases whore OBJ.
scene material was mailed 10
persons ~ years Of age and
under. Maximum penalty in
such cases would be . $4,000
fine or 10 years in Jail, or
both.
y The House bill wanted to
extend the eessrsse Of fhe
law beyond the mails, to cas-
ss in which indecent Iifera-
tvre is distributed by common
carrier. This proposal was not
contained in the Senate mss.
sure.
81 The House bill also want
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

On August 4, 1908 Fa-
Their Edmund A. Burkley
witnessed the marriage of
John Weis and Anna ia
cobs at St. Mary's Church
in Columbus. On that oc-
Ecasion Father wished them
a long and happy life to-
getner and hoped that God
would bless them with
children.
That prayer came true. Last
Sunday at 8 am. John and An
ma Weis stood before Monsignor
Burkley at the same altar in st.
Mary's to renew their vows on
their Golden Anniversary. Their
two attendants, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert P. Herman, stood be.
side them just as they did SO
years ago.
In the church, John Weis of
Clearwater, Fla, and Mrs. Alice
Ann Bauer of Columbus watch
ed proudly as their parents re
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

ed to make II possible to
prosecute senders Of obscene
material not only where il
originates and where il is re-
esived, but in any area
through which such material
passed enrovte to IFS desfins-
fion. This proposal was also
detected by the Senate Judi
eisry Committed.
The measure approved by the
House was a composite of pro-
posals by Rep. Emanuel Celler
of New York and Rep. John
Dowdy of Texas and others.
Chief sponsor of the legislation
in the Senate was Sen. Estes
Kefauver of Tennessee.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Publishers Warn
Film Industry OF
Bad Movie Ads

LOS ANG ELES- NC) -
Newspaper publishers here have
warned the motion picture in
dustry that parents are rebelling
against Objectionable movie adj
vertising, the Hollywood Report
er disclosed.
The daily film trade publica-
ton said Arthur G.. Pollock,
chairman of the Los Angeles
Newspaper Publishers Associa-
ton, had written a letter to all
major studios asking them to
clean up their advertising.
"More and more parents are
rebelling about their children
being exposed to some of the
present theater (adverti $ ! n 6
copy" the association letter
said, according to the Reporter.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
49, % At Cincinnati:
Release Liturgy Week
Workshop Schedule

Mass. Pageant of the Liturgicd
Year. Students of Our Lady of
Cincinnati College.
TUESDAY, 6 ~
500 am. - Dialogue Mass.
Monsignor Alphonse E. West
hoff, Celebrant and Homilist, st.
Peters Church, Kirkwood, Mo.
1000 a.m.-The Church Year
in Formation, Father Benedict
A. Ehmann, Our Lady of the
Lake Church, Watkins Glen,
NY. Discussants: Mons ! 6 or
William Busch, st. Paul, Mimi:
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

ton he served in pastoral work
in the Diocese Of Columbus be-
fore leaving to teach At the Cath
olic University Of America,
Washington, DC. He later re-
ceived doctorates In philosophy
and theology from the Angel.
cum University in Rome. Pre-
viously he attended the Univer-
sites of Innsbruck, Prague, and
Budapest.
Following his studies in
Rome he was asked by Pope
Benedict XIV to prepare mater.
isl for . universal eafeehism,
which he continued until he
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

cal communities profse I
against mail order ehseenify.
They have pointed out thar
most Objectionable material is
mailed from Los Angeles or
New York. and they have
eIsipsd that convictions on
ebscenify charges are seldom
obtained in those two cities.
The result, it has been assert
ed, has been to make it posi-
BILE for distributors to flood the
country with indecent material
from Los Angeles and New
while remaining relative
ly safe from legal action.
The Senate and House bills
differed, however, in three sig
nificant respects:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Mac Eachen:

Monday August IL. marks
the 57th anniversary of or
for Monsignor Rod.
erick Mac Eachen, retired,
who has charge of a small
church in Sarasota. Florida. He
is the oldest priest of the DID,
cese of Columbus.
Monsisnor Mac Eaehen. who
speaks six languages. is known
for . number Of books in The
field Of esfechefies and in
1949 published . book Of
poems.
For some years after ordina-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

The two-story structure is fin
ished in Indiana limestone and
has a chapel which is full two
stories in height and is air con-
ditioned. A second floor balcony
overlooks the chapel.
In addition the convent in
clvdes Two parlors, office. re-
-fsctory, and . kitchen which
includes bvilt-in ranges and
refriserafors.
The large community room
will have two large sliding glass
doors which will open out into
private patio enclosed by a
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Parishes Set Evening Masses for Feast Of Assumption

Paul, Nj. Vernon.
Blessed Sacrament,
Newark.
ST. Elizabeth, Ros-
well.
Cur Mother Of Sor.
rows, L~ockbourne.
ST.. CoTmsn, Wash.
ingfon, CHI.
SITS. Peter and
Paul, Wellston.
ST. Matthew, Mt.
CiIsad.
ST. Brendan, CO.
iumbus.
st. Thomas, Column.
bus.
ST. Joseph. Circle
vile.
immaculate Con.
cepfion, ksnfon.
St. Mary, Marion.
Our Lady Of Lovr.
des, MsrysviIis.
Holy Redesmer,
Portsmouth,.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Seminary
Must Adapt
To Times

LONDON - Seminary train.
ing must adapt itself to the
needs of modern times, accord
ing to Archbishop John c. Hee,
nan of Liverpool. :
1T is not necessary to be q
prophet to foresee that in years
to come a far larger proportion
of our Pensioners will be well
educated" the Archbishp wrote
in the UshaW Magazine, journal
of England's northern seminary
which has just celebrated its
150th anniversary.
"PartIy through better op.
porfvnities for further edvca.
fion and partly through the
radio more ordinary people
are becoming what for want
Of a better term we may call
cultured" he added. Unless
the priest is also cultured he
will be . stranger among
many Of his more intelligent
parishionsrs."
In the past priests knew less
about general science than
school boys, he said. "The next
generation will not know or care
if the priest can translate
Greek -. But almost everybody
will know the jargon of popular
science. The priest by modern
standards will seem uneducated
if he is ill-acquainted with ele,
mentary science"
Regarding preaching, the
Archbishop pointed out that,
since radio programs are
sharply timed, bros desst
speeches seldom occupy more
than II and . half minutes.
Their THE listenersJ minds
therefore are conditioned to
short speeches. The priest
who occupies the pulpit for
half an hour is bound to bore
and perhaps enrags his flock.
1t is likely that the greatest
difference in seminary training
in the future will be in the pro
duction of men - now regarded
as geniuses - who are capable
of preaching a first class ser
mon in five minutes"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

Altar boys are John Sherry,
Troop Is, Newcomerstown, and
Bernard Brehl, Troop 8, Coshoc-
ton.
Thirty-three Boy Scouts and
Scouters attended the retreat
which opened Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock and closed
Sunday at 8 pm.
Francis L. Perry, area lay
chairman Of the Catholic Com
mittee on Scouting Of the
Muskigvm Valley council,
presided at The retreat. Fa.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

stone garden wall. The garage
is so arranged that it will serve
a dual purpose in use with the
patio as a garden house.
limerick, Albert and MCGEE
were architects for the convent,
which was built by the Trapp
Construction Co. Wuellner-The-
ado did the mechanical work
and Electric Power and Equip
ment Co. had the electrical con-
tract.
The convent was begun In
August, 1857.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Same Priest, Witnesses Present
Vows Renewed By
St. Mary's Couple

lived the ceremony which began
their life as man and wife. Two
grandchildren were also present
among the many friends and
relatives who attended the Jubi-
lee Mass. A dinner was held at
nonka's Provincial House at 2
pm. that afternoon to honor the
happy couple.
Mr.. Weis has been in the tai.
loring business for 80 years.
The couple still lives in st.
Mary's parish at 255 E. Syca.
more st.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

fist, Columbus. -. !.
81. Mary Maggie
Iene, Columbus.
81. Peter, coivm-
bus.
ST. Mary, chiIiieo.
the.
Atensment,
C~rooksviile.
immaculate Con.
eepfion, Dsnnison.
81. Joseph, Dover.
81. Ann. Dresden.
ST. Edward, Gran.
vile.
St. Joseph, Ia Rue.
St. Patrick, june
fion City.
ST. Peter, MiIlers-
burg.
ST. Patrick. Min
srsl City.
ST. Francis de
Sales, Newark.
Scored Heart, New
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

Hotel are open to all interested
persons. No advance registra-
ton is necessary. Headquarters
of the Liturgical Week commit
tee are at 426 E. Fifth ST., Gin
cinnati 2, Ohio. Registration is
81 for the entire session.
Following is the completed
schedule:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
MONDAY. AUGUST 10

MONDAY, AUGUST 10
400 pm. - Demonstration of
Low Mass. Msgr. Martin B. He'll
riegel, Holy Cross Church, st.
Louis.
Sis pm. - Dialogue Mass.
Father Norbert E. Randolph,
and Homilist, St.
Philomena's Church, Chicago.
500 pm. - Address of well
Archbishop Karl j. Alter
of Cincinnati. Response, Father
Shawn G. Sheehan, president of
the L~iturgical Conference, st.
Johns Seminary, Bri & n
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
KC AT Cleveland

cLEvELAND-The 10Th national convention Of
fhe Knights Of Columbus will be held here in the Hotel
Sfafer-HiIton from August " to n. More than 1000
persons are expected to attend.
Principal business Of the convention will be
conducted on August IS. 20 and Fl.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Christ the King
the King
Bishop to Bless
Content Aug. -

Christ the King parish convent, Berwick, will b
blessed at 10 a. m, August Is, by Bishop Clarence
G. ISSenmann.
The new convent which matches the existing
Church and school buildings, will accommodate IL
nuns, according to Fr. Leo Brehm, pastor. Dominican
sisters Of St. Mary Of the Springs staff The parish
erhool
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
5th Century Monastery

Austr,l Re-
mains of a building uncovered
here on the banks Of the
Danube are believed to be
those of an ancient monastery
dating back to the fifth GEN.
fury. A cemetery containing q
number of tombs of the Rom
an period was unearthed near
the building remains here,
several wears ago.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

Peace, Columbus.
St. Agatha, coIvm.
bus.
81. Agnes, ceIvm.
bus.
ST. AIoysivs, Co.
lumbus.
St. Andrew, Co.
lumbvs.
ST. csfhsrine, Co.
Ivmbvs. -,
St. cyprisn, Co
lvmhus. "A
St. John the Evan
seIisf, Columbus.
ST. Leo. Columbus.
ST. Mary. Column
bus.
St. Peter, chiIlieo-
fhe.
Sacred Heart, Co.
shoctcn.
St. Mary, Laness-
ter.
ST. Vincent de
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

also scheduled an evening Mass
for the convenience of the peo-
pie. As a service to our readers.
The Catholic Times herewith
lists the Evening Masses throug-
out the Diocese for August IS:
500 Pm. St. Joseph cashe.
dral.
Newman Hall, Co.
lumbus.
Sis PM. Holy Gross, coIUm.
bus.
$50 Pm. Our Lady Of Vic
tory, Columbus.
St. Augustine, Co.
lumbus.
81. James the Less,
Columbus
St. Lsdislss, Co.
lvmbus.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Hold Retreat
At ~Fredericks0n

Father Charles R. Griffin, Coshocton, area Scout
chaplain for the Muskingum Valley Council, Boy Scouts
OF America, is pictured celebrating the field Mass Sun
day morning in the camp council ring at the first an
nual retreat for Catholic Scouts, Explorer Scouts and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

Next Friday, August is, the Feast of the Assump-
ton of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is a Holyday of obliga-
ton and all Catholics are bound under pain of mortal
sin to hear an entire Mass on that day.
In addition to the daily Masses many parishes have
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

This years convention fhs
Catholic Times this week pub
fishes The schedule Of sefivi-
Ties for fhs wesk-lons meet.
ing.
Masses offered at st. Peter ir
Cathedral, general ses
sions at the Music Hall ant
Biblical Liturgical Institute ses
sions at the Netherland Hiltor
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

Holy Trinity, Jack.
son.
St. Therese, Vain
wright.
ST.. Mary Grove
port.
Corpus Christi, Co.
Iumbvs.
Holy Family Co.
iurnbus.
Holy Name, Co.
lvmbUs.
Holy Rosary, Co
lumhvs.
Holy Spirit, Co.
Iufnbus.
immaculate Con.
cepfion, Columbus.
Our Lady Of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

ZOO PM. ST. Cecilia, ceIvm.
bus.
St. Francis Of As
sisi. Columbus.
ST. GrabieI, Column
bus.
Our Lady Of Levr.
des, Ada.
St. Augustine, New
StrsifsvilIs.
Boys industrial
School, Lancaster.
$50 PM. Christ the King,
Columbus.
ST.. Christopher.
Columbus.
81. John fhe eap.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Is p At Cincinnati:

The complete program for the 10th Annual North
Liturgical Week which will be held in Gin
cinnati from August 1922, was released this week.
As many Catholics in the Columbus area will
probably wish TO take advantage Of ihs proximity Of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Dispensation

Meat may be eaten
next Friday, due TO fhe
Feast Of the Assumption,
. holydsy of obligation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

Imported from HOIud the including Hy
All h al or q
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
Ell Condo de Luxernburqo

Ningdn parisiense podria, sin
pena, ser insensible al particu'
lar attractive del Palacio de Lu-
xemburgo y, 81 10 evocara, pen
sar menos en- SUI function de Con
sejo de la Republica que en- ell
romantico jardin estudiantil
donde poetas y novelistas soma
ron y situaron ALI Sus fabulas
y amores.
Donde Sc asientan los jardi-
mes de %Luxemburgo fue en-
tiempos galoromanos una vasta
pradera con algunas residencias
campestres. Pero llegaron las
invasiones y Ell lugar quedo de-
sisrto, proSperando la maleza.
Sc cuenta que, entonces, un es-
piritu maligno -quiza algun pi-
caro- desocupado- Sc adueno
de ur ruinoso castillito que ALI
habia llamado Vauvert, y ell tie.
rroi cundi6 como Ell eco por las
inmediaciones. Hacia 1857 los
cartujos -Chartreux- instala-
dos en- GENTLY, propusieron al
rey despejar ell sitio de su per.
nicioso maleficio. Y dice la le-
yeDda que los monies contra
rrestaron con tanto acierto la
hecnlcera que aun hoy sir al
diablo Vauvert", en- sentido pi'
caresco, representa- ir bastan-
tie lejos. Era justo, pues, que
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11

esos monies establecieran ALI
sus reales.
Como por gracia divina, que
no en- vano la invocaron, afluye-
ron a Chartreux y pudieron eri.
cir I'm vasto convento con gran
des huertos y criaderos, los mas
importantes de entonces. En-
1913 I'm artista, LIE Sueur, CO.
memo a pintar % cuadros con-
sagrados a referir la vida de
San Bruno que Sc halIan en- ell
Louvre, fundador de la Or
den.
A la muerte de Enrique w SUI
esposa que RENO a fines del
siglo XVI y principles del XVII
ia bella e intrigante Maria
de Medicis, de origen toscano,
resistiose a habltar en- ell pala-
clio del Louvre, resolviendo ha-
Ger edificar uno que lie recorda-
"a SUI antigua residential tosca-
ma. A tai fin en- 1912 compro
ell hotel del Luxemburgo y d.
versos terrenos lindantes, con
los que formo un immense par
que vecino al convento de los
cartujos. Hacia 1915 comenza-
ron las obras, a cargo del arqui-
tecto Solomon de Brosse, cuya
construction demoraria 5 amos,
y aunque SUI plan era frances
preocupose por darle cierto al
re florentino, sin la exhuberan-
cia italiana. Constaba de patio
rodeado por I'm cuerpo central
y dos alas ~laterales cerradas
por una galeria de arcadas Gu
yos brazos convergen en- una
puerta monumental coronado
por una cupula.
En- 1912 Sc encomend6 a Ru-
bens la historic de la vida de
Maria de Medicis, en- "a pane
les de gran tamano hoy en- ell
museo del Louvre, para una
de las galerias del palacio. Mas
POGO habia de gozar de su gran
diosa resideneia esta c~autelosa
y perversa mujer, pues en- lu.
cha alberta con su propio hijo
Luis XIII, debio exilarse en-
1912 en- la forma mas desdicha.
ia.
La construction, que poste.
riormente recupero SUI antigua
-(Pasa a la pag. y
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11

ier. Esto es una realidad in
Questionable, pero tambien 10
es que ell hombre necesita pa
ra completar SUI vida a una
madre una amiga y una
amante. La suma de esas tres
cosas eS una verdadera espo-
Sa.
No abundan estas verdade-
ras esposas, sin embargo. La
que brilla como amante no
desempena bien SUI papel de
madre o de amiga; la que ac-
tua solo como madre deja de
ser amante y amiga. La que
eierce s~implemente sus virtu-
des de amistad, tambien es
una esposa Incomplete.
A clio Sc debe que haya
hombres que busquen fuera
de SUI hogan una mujer que
venga a subsanar uno o va.
rios de los papeles que de-
IBERIA ~desempenar SUI esposa.
En- %etecto, al analizar los ca
SOS de infidelidad masculine,
ACADIA siempre por negarse a
una de estas tres conclusio-
mes. Necesitaba los cuidados
de una madre; sentia necesi-
Gao de la compression de una
amiga: anhelaba las caricias
Gle una amante.
Claro es que puede ocurrir
quefuese en-busca de las tres
-(Pasa a la pag. !
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11

Combio de Resideneio
Ell sehor Mauricio Benedict
Y sonora, dona Isabella de la
Guardia de Benedict, nos par
ticipan su reciente cambio de
Residential a la Avenida Santan-
der No. 525, Coral Gables, en-
donde Sc ponen a la complete
disposition de sus amistades.
Bodas de Flores
En- esta fecha celebran la sra-
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Flo
res, cuatro amos de %venturosa
union matrimonial, ell senior
Lawrence Diaz y sonora, YOlan.
da FerraleS de Dfaz, miembros
estimados de nuestra colonia
h-ispanoamericana residente en-
Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
calidas felicitaciones y votoS por
su ventura personal.
be Nueva York
Saludamos c%ordialmente a la
gentil dana sonora Alicia Ca.
males quien lego de Nueva
York en- dias pasados a pasar
una temporada de recreo en- es-
IA ciudad..
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DEL H0GAR-p Dor Victoria ALeiondxa
poema ae boy


Is tn loco ombisi6n onheIo vono
Pues en- tn fouto Poder tie posos Ia vida delironde
Y dices tener ell mundo en- una mono,
Mas, 20 que tie oprecio con corho sono
tie ~oconsejo que despiertes, Pues estds s%ohondo;
Personos como tn, no voien nodo
Nj siquiero un corino bueno, eonon
Porque un ente que entire NUDES siempre vogo
No mereee Ia mos minimo eonfionzo;
Sin embargo 20 perdono esos desvios,
Pues cuolquiero comete desotinos
Y porque pienso que una mente despejodo
No conserve i~Iusiones ton P~recorios.
Mas, no debes olvido este consejo
No eomino sin potos ell e~onerejo,
Nj Sc puede pretender tocor ell cieIo
Y 81 ell mundo como dices, este en- tus monos,
Ten euidodo y no te quedes nance;
Pues ell mundo peso demosiodo.
esa i-a ere Rose Franeio Soler
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
De Voeuciones

We NoCoClouGS
Ell senior Andres Ramirez y
su familia salieron en- dias pasa-
dos hacia Nueva York y ell Do
mimic del Canada a disfrutar
de tres semanas de recreo y nos
complace, al despedirlos, desear-
les que gocen de unas vacacio'
mes muy placenteras.
= 2
For la via aerea llegaron en-
BENJAMIN Siegert Sucre y Sc
nora, Tulsa de Siegert, acorn
paiiaoa de sus ninas Ana Del.
fina y Lila.
Nos complace saludarlos cor
dialmerte y describes unas gra-
tas vacaciones
Estudiontes
Por Ia via aerea lego a Pana-
ma en- dias pasados la gentil
Jsehorita Catita C. Porras, a
quien nos complace presentar
I'm cordial saludo, complacidos
de tenerla entire nosotros,
La sehorita Porras ingresara
q uno de los colegios de esta
ciudad con ell objeto de CONT
nuar sus estudios.
Condo Informo.
Ell senior RogeliO Fernandez
Gil y sonora, Odilia Sosa de Fer
nandez, ofrecieron una comida
informal en- noches pasadas en-
SUI Residential de Coral Gables
para festejar a I'm selecto grupo
de sus amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
KSZa
TORTA DE FRUTAS

LIE ChOAAO
"a libra de mantequilla
/ "a libras de azucar
1 cucharada de aqua
2 cucharadas de soda
2 tazas de leche
/ IL libras harina de triso
6yemas batidas
cueharadita de clavos de
especia
! cucharadita de nuez mos.
cada
"a taxa de jugo de twas
libra de pasas de Corinto
IL libra de cidra abrillan.
tada
IA libra de cerezas abrillan-
tadas
IL libra de nueces picadas
6 claras batidas
cucharaditas de canela en-
polvo'
Bata Ia mantequilla con Ell
azlcar. Disuelva Ia soda en- Ell
aqua, mezcle con la leche y ana
da q Ia mantequilla. Cierna la
harina junto con las especias y
sgregue a la mantequilla. Ana.
da las yemas una a una y lueso
las claras batidas a punto de me
rengue. Agregue ell jugo de uva.
Parta las frutas en- pedazos Pc
quenos y ahada al batido; re-
vuelva bien para unirlo TODD.
Cueza en- horno de calor modera
do $500 F. de bora y media a
dos horas. Sc necesitan 2 mol
des redondos de tubo 8 "a" de
ancho por 8" de alto y l molde
para pan, rectangular de 8 la
10" v 1 10"