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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-12
CIanstvu odsjeka IS

SteeltOn, Pa. - Odsjek 13
H.B.Z. odrzao je svoju redo
vitu sjednicu ma 10. januara
1858, koja je bila vrlo vaz-
ma "a sve clanstvo, a osobito
"a novi izabrani odbor "a o.
WI godinu, koji je PRIMO svo-
ju duznost ma ovoj sjednici.
TIE nakon Sc dalo procitalo
izvjesce cd prosle godine, biv-
81 predsjednik brat Trulac po-
zove novog izabranog pred
najmladjeg sto ga
je mas odsjek do sada ikada
imao, brata Eugena Kostelac
i predaje mu cekic sa rijeci-
ma, da vodi odsjek u brat
skom duhu "a dobrobit clan
stva Zajednice.
Brat Kostelac Sc lijepo u
engleskom jezi k u zahvalio,
kako bivs e m predsjedniku
bratu Trulcu, tako ostalom
clanstvu sto su ga izabrali "a
predsjednika. Dale je rekao,
da sc ponosi~ s ovom casti,
s koje &c moci bolje da u
pozna rad znacaj svoie "a
jednice. Takodjer je obecao,
da &c uz pomoc ostalog clan
stva odbora raditi sto bude
bolje mogao "a napredak ma
seq odsjeka i H.B.Z., Clan
stvo ga je vrlo lijepo pozdra-
vilo pljeskanjem ruku. Za-
ista ova prva sjednica je BIZ
la vrlo lijepa, vodjena u brat
skom i zajednicarskom duhu,
pa bi bilo pozeljno, brace
sestre, cd vaseg odsjecnog
odbora, da ovako proslijedi-
mo sa svakom nasom sjed-
nicom u buduce. Ako t a k O
proslijedimo onda cemo "a
ista imati bolje rezultate "a
mas odsjek i Zajednicu.
Bio je govora O sadas-
Moi kampanji "a novo clan
stvo, te su clanovi obecali da
&c sto bolje poraditi i ma O.
vom pitanju. Stoga ia bi po-
novno apelirao ma nase cla-
move, da svi zajednicki po-
radimo u ovoj kampanji i ia
ko pojacamo mas odsjek i H.
B. e., pa da j mi imamo il
nase sredine makar jednog
pobjednika.
Nase sjednice &c Sc i ma
dalje odrzavati kao i do sa-
da, t. j. svake trece nedjelje
u mjesecu. Prema tome nasa
iduca sjednica &c Sc odrzava-
ii u nedjelju, 16. marca, u 2
sata poslije podne, u vlasti-
toj dvorani, pa stoga Sc u
moljavaju svi clanovi, start i
mladi, da prisustvuju ovoj
sjednici.
U slucaju b ol e s ii, svaki
Clan iii clanica neka Sc cd
sada unaprijed prijavi novoj
izabranoj predsjednici odbora
bolesti, sestri Barbara Nc
Entee, cija je adresa: 1913
So. 9th St.. Harrisburg, Pa,
iii telefonom: CE 3-3488.
Peter Bahori6, potpredsi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-12
GlAVNA UPRAVA HRVATSkE BRATSkE zAJEDNICE

Glavni Ured: Forbes Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Telephone: Museum 2447O 2447
StetPt
Chicago ILL.,
Vransg
Joseph avnt
B Pittsburgh 13
Krachg
8 Michigan
John Badovnac .
Lipakt
Matthew Zyonar Garfield StetDev
val w.
Lawr
skoyac
EdwardB serov, Avenuean
DR. F.. Arche
Frank s.
Nick d saichupr
Tmos predsedn Connect
Frank krach.
JoSp saban
Josephn
HoraH Fabian MarkOich
Dr. ". Jakopt.H
posn pedJed
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-12
now PLAN 0STE1A

Hrv. Bratska Zajednics T.
made Novi Plan i "a Ostete
po kojem sc plaza oSteta n
sve operacije, dok po Starom
Planu Sc plaza samo n neke
operacije po pravilima pred
vidjeno. Ia neke operacije Sc
po Novom Planu plaza vise
nego po starom. Oste Il sc
placaju i "a osakatenja po
NOvom Planu wise.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-12

Obratite Sc ma adresu nase
tajnice, koja je kako slijedi: Jel-
ka Delis, go e. Mitchell DR..
Phoenix, Arizona, U. S. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

Tomonov: Boy vonh to 90 TO col.
less avoy from home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
FAMOUS FABLES

BUSTED: No man in base
ball had a longer memory than
Umpire Bill KLEIN.
When he was working O
game between the Giants and
the Cubs. someone in the
Giants dugout kept needing
him by calling him catfish. +"
The mere mention Of this word
made KLEIN see red. and meant
automatic expulsion from the
game.
Each time the name was
called. Klein would race over to
the Giant dugout and thumb
one Of the bench warmers to
the showers. One by one, he
chased them from the field, but
the haunting continued. When
the game was over, he still had
not put his finger on the Of
fender.
Then one day. four years
later, KLEIN learned that his
heckler had been one Of the
Giant relief pitchers. A few
days after he received this in
formation. he was again umpir-
ing a Giant game. He had
scarcely taken his position be-
hind the plate, when the
dreaded word catfish" came
floating out from the New York
bench.
KLEIN removed his mask and
called time. The Giant players
waited expectantly for the ex-
plosion. But instead Of storm
ing to their dugout. KLEIN
walked to the Giant bullpen in
right field, where the relief
pitchers we're congregated.
You" he said. pointing to q
southpaw, "out OF the game"
"Me?" cried the startled
hurler. What for?"
You know what for"
growled KLEIN. For calling me
that name four years ago!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Predicting Medicine by Telephone
By DR.. PETER J sTsINcRoHN

Many is the time I have been
called on the phone And asked:
rs II all right for me to take
such and such medicine for
my stomach2 II has been upset
lately" b.. ,
Invariably my answer has
been that prescribing over the
telephone is dangerous busi-
ness. 1t Is like playing Russian
roulette. / recall such an in
stance years ago when D stead
fast and sensible patient went
"off the beam" temporarily. If
/ hadn't been stubborn about
it she might have lost her one
and only son Of is.
About 10 o'clock that night
he complained Of pain AL over
his stomach" She gave him
some bicarb. He felt better for
about half an hour; then the
pains and nausea returned on q
higher plateau Of discomfort.
Midnight Call
She picked up the telephone
about midnight and woke me
out Of a deep sleep. Jimmy
has had an upset stomach all
night. Hate to wake you. But
can you suggest something Tor
me to give him? He doesn't
seem to be getting better"
I said I'd better come right
over las much as ! hated 70
get out of bed that cold. wintry
night. But she kept insisting
that l prescribe something over
the phone.
Frankly. doctor" she said
"it's not only because I want
to save you the trouble Of COM
ing out so late at night: it's
also because it seems silly to
have to pay for an unneces-
sary night call. It's just a case
of upset stomach. You certainly
should be able to prescribe
something"
L repeated that I wouldn't
want to guess and take the
responsibility that her boy
might be having an attack Of
appendicitis. Nevertheless. she
insisted that L prescribe by
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telephone. But I, as stubborn
as she was about II, refused
to do so. I asked to talk to
her husband
Hes out OF town on q BUSH
ness trip" She said goodbye
and hung up.
Nevertheless, about Q half
hour later I barged into their
house. I knew my way around
as I had been their doctor for
over 10 years.
Infiamed Appendix
The boy was rolling around
in distress. do something" he
kept saying. BY this time the
mother had Gained down, She
turned to me and said: What
do you think, doctor?"
The diagnosis was unmis-
taxable. He had an acutely
infiamed appendix. The sur
geon had it out by 3 O'Clock
that morning. II we had waited
until midnight or afternoon
he would have had rupture
with peritonitis. The mother
an intelligent woman, never
again insisted on telephone
advice.
My reason for relating thi:
incident is that many persons
believe that a doctor car
diagnose upset stomach" (and
other conditions) over the
Telephone. I hope you will al
ways remember that is not true
Nothing can take the place oil
physical examination and
actual observation of the
patient.
1t is true that stomach upset
is more often due to a dietary
indiscretion. Not every case /:
one Of life-and-death issue
Nevertheless. it's better not to
take chances with acute ap-
pendicitis. Or. for that matter
with indigestion due to an at
tack Of coronary thrombosis,
gall-bladder disease. kidney
colic-or dozens Of other con-
diVons.
The only proper way to fight
these potential killers Is by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
BY RAY HENRY
lssoclatsd Press star writer

Mhoclntru rrchA ntAh WFitsI
Here's a question often asked
by people who've reached S.
"Why can't I collect socia'
security. no matter how much
I earn9"
For an answer, you have u
look at Congress attitude dowr
the years since 1885, the year
the social security law wal
passed.
Summed up. the attitude ha'
been this; Social security should
be an income for people who'v,
really retired. II shouldn't &C
10 people who can and do work
regularly.
This attitude has been re-
fiected In five different ways by
changes Congress has made In
the social security law since
1895.
The best example is found
in the law as 1t was originally
passed. Under II. q person
couldn't collect payments in
any month In which he re-
ceived wages from a regular
Job.
Provision Changed
Congress changed this pro-
vision in 1899. The new pro-
vision permitted a person 10
draw social security in any
month In which he earned less
than SIS. Obviously. a few reg
ular Jobs at that time paid less
than SIS. Obviously, few reg
IS or older drawing payments
could be considered retired for
all practical purposes.
The SIS a month limit stayed
in the law until 1850 when
Congress raised the earnings
limit to $50 a month and al
lowed persons who'd reached
rs to collect social security
without regard to their earn
ings.
Another change in 1852 raised
the earnings limit to SIS q
month. but didn't change the
provision for persons who'll
reach rs.
The present limits on earn
ings were put in the social Sc
curity law in 1854. In general,
a person may make up to 81, ZOO
a year without affecting his
monthly payments. Perso n s
who've reached 70 have nc
earnings limit.
Attitude Has Stretched
! AS you can see from the
changes in the law. Congress
attitude has stretched some re-
garding earnings since 1885.
But. it's still not likely that a
person can hold down a regular
job and still collect social Sc
curity. The earnings limits
won't permit it.
Here's one reason why Con-
greSs has stuck to its original
attitude: 1t would take a lot
Of money to pay social security,
regardless Of earnings. to every
one who reached retirement
age.
For example: Lifting the
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THE DETAILS

49,
Martha ST. have been mar
ried two years and am TO be-
come q mother In q few
months. Both my parents died
while I was still a child and ]
was brought up by one OF my
aunts.
My problem is the naming Of
my baby. Under ordinary cir
cumstances. I would name q
girl for my mother and a boy
for my father. But my mother
in-law is a very superstitious
woman. She has begged me
not to name child after my
parents because they had such
short lives. She wants me to
name him or her after long
lived members Of her own fam
fly and my husband goes along
with her on this.
My mother-in-law has been
30 good to me-like q real
mother-and I want to please
her, as well as my husband. !
feel If my parents we're alive
they would understand and
forgive me. ! told both my
mothers and fathers families
what I plan to do and they are
In an uproar.
Mrs. r. G.-Naturally our
family is furious. How can
Martha be so eallous toward her
mothers memory that she is
willing to forget her when she
names her child?
This mother-in-law Of Mar
thas is q stupid. uneducated,
superstitious WON an. Why
should she get her own way
Just because she has the nerve
10 make such q request? ! have
brought Martha up like my own
child, but she doesn't have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
License Err

SAN DIEGO. Calf. up. -
Melvin Sykes new driving IL
cense. valid until 1862. lists his
date Of birth as March %. 1857,
His wife isn't quite pleased
with her license. 1t lists her
height as 9 feet, / inch; she's
5-feet-l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

Judge, q psyehiotnst, three clergy
men. q newspaper editor. o vomsn'i
editor and two writers. Each article
Is q summary OF an oetuol eess
history. The council Fsportt or
problems thst hove been dsolt with
BY responsible ossneiss.
/ --~--~--~~-~---~-
enough respect for me to listen
TO me In such an important
matter.
We all suspect Martha has
been influenced by this woman's
superstitions. She is too intelli-
gent q girl to accept such be-
liefs. Yet she seems ready to
bend herself any way at all TO
please her mother-in-law and
her husband. She seems TO have
no thought for the feelings Of
our family, after all we have
done for her.
II she gives in to this thing
she viii regret 1t all her life.
She must have some feeling for
her parents.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Martha seems to have
thought out her position quite
clearly. II is possible that
she has been somewhat Affect
ed by her mother-in-law's
superstitution. but even II this
is the case. she has q right to
be guided BY whatever feelings
she has developed in this
matter.
Martha feels her own parents
would understand her attitude
II they knew the problem and
both her mothers and fathers
families ought to try to give
her the same understanding
she would get from her parents.
They are being unfair in put
ting this unpleasant pressure
on q mother-to-be. They are
blighting her happiness by put
ting an unnecessary burden Of
guilt on her.
The naming Of a baby really
concerns only the mother and
father. and If Martha and her
husband have reached a salts
factory agreement. nobody has
the right to interfere or to
question the basis Of their de-
ciSion.
4 tCopyright 1853.
General Features Corp)
i Tomorrow: Boy vants 10 90 10 col.
leo0 avuv from homo,
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calling your doctor TO "see"
the patient early. Long-range
diagnosis and treatment by
telephone has often brought
calamity.
Resolve never to insist on
telephone advice" The easy
way out often turns out to be
the one beset with regrets and
weighed down with guilt feel
ings.
released By The Bell Syndicate. Inc. }
Tomorrow: Blood thinns1 for an
sine suffsrsn1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
SECURITY FOR YOU
Payments Designed
For Real Referees

earnings limits now would add
about two million people 10
the social security rolls and
raise the yearly cost OF the pro-
gram by 81 billion.
Where would the money come
from7
No doubt II would have 10
come out Of the pockets OF
working people In the form OF
additional social security tax.
To remove the earnings limits
now, the Social Security Ad-
ministration figures a tax in
crease OF three-fifth per cent
would be required from each
worker and his employer. This
could mean an additional S25
a year In tax just for a worker
alone. A self-employed person
would have his tax increased
by nearly one per cent which
could mean an additional So
a year.
you may obtain Ray Henry,s
new Social Security handbook
Security for You-by pritino
Room f0s. Euenino Star Build
ING. Washington 4. d. c.. In
closing IS cents In coin.)
From Associated Press Nevsfsatur,,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
EMzvRz Ricz
THE FAMILY COUNCIL
Mother Can't Decide
On Naming Baby
THE PROBLEM

THE PROBLEM
MARTHA 81 don't want to name the baby after my
parents.
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Mondoy; Questions and snsvsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
SATURDAY

7:SS
9-Meditusion. lnspiroticaol.
Varied religious messages.
500
9-Ask-lt Basket. Kids.
$50
4-Wateh M. WizoFd. Kids.
s-Rsnses Hell. Kids.
500
4-certoon Circus. Kids.
$50
4-Your Garden. Holly Wright.
s-coptein konsoroo. Kids.
1000
4-Hewdy-Doody Kids.
1880
4-RuH end Rsddy. Kids.
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Feb. l

s-Proisssienal Hockey.
Z heufs. chicoeo W. New York.
From Modison SQuors 0crden.
$50
5-Mils Gsons Show.
IA Hours. Teen-aaers' dones
paFty, Bethel Ne. ~. yeb4
bouahsss. Aelbwoed. Msrlsns
visits.
7-News Roundup.
400
A-covtooa Circus. Kids.
7-All-SseF Gelf.
sion LeOnord vs.. Roberto De VI
s-Plek Temple. Kids.
IVA Hours. Boron Of Block
Springs" elil WIliior,s.
4:3o
freeing From hielseh.
BouooinvIlleo Stokes.
500
4-Foetllsht ThsessS.
Hour.
s-Eost Side Kids. Movie.
I Heus. Lets Get Tough"
1912. Leo 6oresy. Huntx Holl.
7-Beuloh. Comedy.
Storing Louise eeavera
$40
7-Mees cerliss Archer.
9-The gorly Show. Color.
Ia heurs. The BeocheombeF
1855. Gynis Johns. Robert New
Ton.
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EDMUND. FLYNN co
H. G. Swiftly co.
OFFERS PoR INSPECTION
BY APPOINTMENT

THE WESTCHESTER
5000 catsedral Ave, NV
Nv. nm. solariGm, fun din. rm..
corner exposure.
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COOP APIS. son SALE


Near 18th and Columbia I'd n v
- Overlooking PARK. large enc
apt. reas priced. low maintenance
Also lovely I-bedrm. apt,
The Netherlands, 1889 Columbii
I'd n.Ws---AttTactiye apt. 81 3 rms
and bath. switchboard and eiey
service; no children; $500.
LINKTNs co, Ii, 7-s6as
Ewes. and sun WO 6-25t2
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BASHFORD APIS.
ALEXANDRIA. VA

ALEXANDRIA,. VA
Completely redeeorated bedroom
llT, rm., dinette and BATH from
S75, incl utils; lovely earden de.
relopment with spacious grounds
See Resident MANAGER. 1909 Port,
ner I'd XII s-s450 or I'm 10000
Legum Il Gerber Realty
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lcoNTlNulDl


ARL.--close IN, Newly dec, well
BLDG M bus. stores, 6iE, al
fH |siGs, yS''9.saaaislSS.. u'il'' 1905 >
ARL.---a-bedrm' apt. Or. Hechi'u
ov,s s..4dao, va. "a. a.issoo' '0'
All. .--Air -eond., redscoratsd
bedrm. apt mtne, D. c.. pArf
ms. fenced yard; carpeted hail
Tey.; p plus utiis. IA. b-J2s4
ARLINGTON Emeisney with pvt
snlFs se mo T Rs E.ad Ssrdsn aot'
ARLINGTON. 1917 NJ Queen 81, =
Z rms. dinette, kit. and bath
$40 Also inrnlshed apt 500
1929 X at. NV, Ma, S.O302.
ARR. These are q little special,
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We plter lEe one-bedrm. units .al
si07 80, incl all utils. Plus aif'
eold Res. mer., IA. 4-34s:l
ARI.. la25-s7 n Calvert st.. on
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sq, witt so , e ~. Call Mr.
AiHDNs ia c~iclta
AEls.. s7S--i -bedrm.. in apt. BLDG,
redec.: utils. incl; mr., r. Myer,
:l-bdfs, DAYS; RM. 3-as0s, ewes
ARL., excel, locAtion;---i and
esdrm; aptss newly decorated
cept. elec.l: 10 min. d. c.: neal
0lebe road, 4Ol4 Columbia pike
"a. a-A650.
ARL.--AttFae. enc, apt. close IN
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BOULEVARD GARDENS. between
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Bet this conf. l.hedrm. apt vii
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CLARENDON COURT, 1907 N
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VI. CRAlCl--Lge. compl. redee. /.
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VIENNA hedrms,. heat and hol
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tOi--2 bedrms. hv rm. dine,te
Kit. and bath. completely redec
All utiis furp Key In ini SIS
per month, Ex 3-.tsa
NOD. s-REDRM. APIS, watkins
dist 10 bus stop, PArklnston shop.
ctr. Catholic and public schools
S9s so mo, IA. s-s3de.
ARLINGTON
iS4a Colonial Terrace. Lee. l.
bedrm. apt, with spacious porch on
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mac. Open for inspection
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CLARENDON couRT; 1907 y
uAlly air eand.. blk, 10 bus
shops. churches, Rent. SOC 80, Of
Turn. Sll0, Call AIT, IA, $4,000
VI. CRAlCl---Lge. compl, redee, l.
bedFm. apis. IN gaFden-type de-.
yelopment; new kit equipment
laundry and STORAGE rms. SIS per
mo. incl al utils. Res, mgr, IA
Court House rd-. Apt. .. IA.
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SpeciioI
Recipes
Exchanged

July yilLbe Gross Country
Cooking" month at home
makers open house at the
Piney Branch Coop. it was
announced today by Dorothy,
Co-op's home counselor for
better lIFIhA
|. Since the opening Of the
newest Cor shopping center
at e545 riney Branch road in
Silver Spring last September,
every Thursday morning from
10 to 1880 Dorothy" has
directed open house for home-
makers. -.
Every. week the ladies are
given q door prize registration
slip on which space is pro-
yided for them to write in their
suggestions for future pro-
grams. These suggestions are
carefully tabulated by the CO.
ops home economics stan for
planning purposes. 1t was
learned from the tabulation
that many Of the ladies, who
represent q cross-sectiorf Of the
country, had their own special
recipes they were willing and
eager to exchange with other
homemakers.
Dorothy abandoned her first
plan of selecting i've recipes
for each session when q deluge
OF recipes were volunteered.
Instead, she chose four cate
gories. The opening session last
week featured special occasion
dishes. today she'll stress bak-
ing for company. On July "a.
tempting gelatin salads will be
the theme and on july 81. main
dishes that are different
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THECHEf SAYS
Lobster
Worries
Menus

When cooking for two. N
eeFy way 10 break the chops
and steak routine Is to pro-
pare South African rock lobster
tails. The small lOsa-ounoe
packaee & perfect for Il SERVES
two. They can Be simply brolIcd
70 perfection and dipped IN bot
melted butter Tor 3 uuicklc
.leal. But there's a variety OF
ways to serve these tender tails.
South African ~PIss
Drop ? or 3 "a i0ls-
ounce package) frozen South
African rock lobster tails into
boiling saltcd water. When
water reb0lls. simmer tAils for
5 minutes. Drain, drench with
cold water. Cut away underside
|membrane and pull meat from
shell in one piece. Dice meat.
Heat can undiluted cream
mushroom soup In top Of double
boiler. Add / teaspoon dry
mustard. 2 tablespoons finely
diced onion. a pinch Of oreearo,
Mix well. Add diced rock lobster
pieces and heat thoroughly.
Place mixture in empty shells
or IA 2 shallow ramekins.
Sprinkle with grated Parmesan
ltheese and paprika. Heat under
bfoller until tops are brown and
bubbly.
South African salad
In thei morning, drop N.or 3
Ca l01a-ounce packagel frozen
South African rock lobster tails
In boiling sailed water and SIM
mer for 6 to 8 minutes after
water reboils. Drain, drench
with cold water and remove
meat from shell In one piece.
Wrap lightly in wax paper and
chill in refrigerator during day.
IN the evening dice cup
celery, u cup green pepper. /
tablespoon onion, and the
chilltd rock lobster tails. Mix
together and toss with u cup
mayonnaise seasoned with salt.
pepper and teaspoon lemon
juice or vinegar. Serve on crisp
lettuce.
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