Pajre Two
THE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD
HI.&EISIEL
ReT. Frank fl. Belntel, pastor of
tb United Lutheran church, was the
npeokor for the first of the union
services for local churches, Sunday
evening. The event was held in the
Methodist Episcopal church. Next
Holiday tho union services will hare
for a special program, the Cotton
HJosHora Singers.
old but the crowd fel laway and bis
pupils were slow to learn. Jtelor-
motion is not enough. The world
ennnot I saved by noble purposes
and good intentions. Morality w
no do for men are not good.
'The kingdom muttt wait another
power. Then enma I'cnteeost win
out of heaven there came forces that
crented new powers and gave
nainfc that changua man within.
timid disciples that locked their doors
fur fear of the Jews now went out
upon the highways as champions
a living faith find dull pupils then
became and have ever continued to be
the teachers of the world. The little
kingdom begun in obsnirity
tered the peasants cabin with warm
sunnblne and has wedged Its way be
neath king's thrones to change or
overthrow. Manifestly the force
now abroad at last that men might
not perish but have everlasting life,
dy
The
Following are excerpts from the But it Is a regeneration of the Indi
sermon of Ilev, Mr. Jtefxtel Bunday
"Text, Luke 2i!;29 'And I appoint
unto you a kingdom'! subject, 'A king
dom thant regenerates the individual
man Is the only hope of the world.'
"This offer of a kingdom by Jesus,
alreudy marked for death by his coun
try men. seemed beyond the range of
possibility. But the 11)00 years since
then have abundantly demonstrated
that Jesus did actually set up a king
vidtml within and not the reformation
or imposition of laws without. Ther
are no theories of government that
wilt wholly succeed.
"ino eiiurcn is guardian and ap
pointed administrator of this regen
erntive power. No other association
of men works In this field. If thi
church falls the world must suffei
the consequences. If the church Is
true to it's divine commission, forces
dom infinitely greater than the Homan be released to lead tho world out
Empire in time of endurance, extent 0f the nreient mnrn- A h,h
oi acromion, numoer ana loyaiiy 01 0t virtue and happiness. The king
subjects and value to the world. Stud- doras of this world wil ltben become
ems who jdok ior ine lorces iiisi (He Kingdoms of our Lord."
move the world should diligently
search out the dynamic of this king
dom. "The public press and plntform
everywhere unite In these days in de
claring that the people of our genera
tion need a lot of saving. The sum'
total of world misery, sorrow, pov
erty, crime, injustice and private and
public afn Is appnlling. This Is not
only true now but has always been
true. The pages of history run red
with human blood. Whether the
cause fa inherent sin, total spiritual
depravity, or the fatal drag of animal
ancestry may be debated by phllos
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meeting to throw out the controverted
matter: and they were concratuiAt.il
ophers but tli teru reality of an by Hecrotary Perklna amid snnlause.
evil power within man baa cursed the The company nnlon aection of the
people of every age and ha darkened code had asserted a belief on the part
the sky in all lands. of the manufacturer! that thia pro
ton it not be corrected? Wise 'a M metnoa of doling with
men of noble purpose have offered toelr empioyea,
theories and programs for human Beyond that It outlined a plan for
betterment and aometimea ave aeen employt representation In such nnlona
their Ideas applied to the problems with a stipulation that the final do-
of their times with tho aame enthus- cislon in all disputes should rest with
iaims that characterize the House- the highest officers of the company
Velr. nnltftlfta nt Ilia 'nni Hnnl ht InvAloa
after a short period of triaMbey have
broken flown in practical results,
Communism, socialism, collectivism,
and even nihilism look good on paper
and promise the millennium when es
plalned by their devotees but they
almpiy do not work with tho kind of
2. f fte. "T'n,,,,r,? ?."",!'" for the Industry. Secretary
. . . ' " i-ersina asserren 1 a nn ,u
With the elimination of these para
graphs, the code contained only what
the recovery law speclfiea aa relative
to the freedom of the workers to Join
or form whatever nnlona they please.
Apptarlng at the opening session
of hearings on the code, fixing pay
would take away from beautiful Amer
ica the curse that killed so many, im
poverished others, and broke the
hurts of more but depraved tastes
and wicked greed killed the blessings
It might havo brought, President
Wilson, some years ago, cuptured the
quote provision for the abolishment of
child labor and aevcrey criticized the
proposed method of apportioning
hours.
Perkins Attaoka Hours
Insttad of numerous wage zones
Imagination of the world by onnounc- differing hourly rates, ranging
from 25 cents in the south to in
In highly Industrialized arens, site
proposed thnt tho number of such
sonos with a differential be deter.
mined by a thorough study of living
"In view of the privileges and tht
log war against war to make the
world safe for democracy but It did
not go over and If the present style
of dictatorship keeps growing democ
racy will not long hnvo standing room
on (lie earth. Kvory analysis of these
conditions indicates that tho failure
la In man himself. He Is the crooked freedom granted to the Industry by
tick. lie is the bird thnt fouls his the government to combine for the
own nest. purpose of eliminating evils that hesct
"into this wicked world caraa Jesus. 1116 industry." she said, "It la dlsnp
A tyrant king sought the Infant'. hnA pointing to find that In framlnr .
to slay the child and wicked men tlon 8 for ' production of coke, the
within the Hebrew church, rdbblng Industry did not rise to the oppor
worshippera before the nltar of Ood, t,inl,7 of ruling out the acven day
iiuuimi'u mi puoiie ministry until they "om ""el industry, the 12-
klllcd nim. Ho announced tlmt he nour AJ ""d H unduly long working
was sent from Heaven that men might ,10u.
not perish but have everlasting life "The proposal for an average of
..... .,..,,, , ,cr, energy ,0 , p.r WMk witnn
seek and to aave that which was lost, month period not only permits these
i.t :;t . , " uc"' merciiuiiy oviis to stand In the faca of thou.
" oretnrcn and Hooded every snnils of unemployed who are beggina
pathway he trod with tho fountain for work, but it will Intensify Irrcg-
rf hla own lova. Ho told men new ularlty of empoyment by atimuatlng
lacta and gavo new meaning to the unduy ong hours during some months
io o, aiternnted with very little work
uunng outer months so that the av
erage may be kept down to 40 hours.
"It Is not my purpose to suggest
the ciact number of houra that the
nuusiry ought to set aa the mail
nium. Tho houra per week and per
un, uaaui io oe ana will have to be
cipicrmineii hy the number of iron and
steel workera now unemployed thnt
havo to be reabsorbed, and to a cer
tain extent by the technical processes
ui ine muustry.
"Thirty-alt hours per week which
Is hours a dny for six days, or thirty
houra. which la six houra a day fur
five days, offer Interesting opportun
ities inr re-empioyment of large num.
bers of persons.
Theatres
By It D. 0.
MONDAY PROGRAMS
HEILIG "The Match King'
with Warren William and Lill
Damita. Ends Monday.
MoDONALD -"College Hum
or," wilh Bing Crosby, Richard
Arlen, Jack Oulde, Burns and
Allen, Mary Carlisle. Closes
Tuesday.
COLONIAL "Bo Mine To
night," with Jan Kiepura, Mngda
.Schneider and Sonny Halo, Last
times Wednesday.
STATE "Private Lives" star
ring Norma Shearer nnd Hubert
Montgomery. Ends Monduy,
REX "Private Detective fl2,"
with William Powell and Mar
garet Lindsay. Monday last day.
tremely delicate situation. "The
King's Vacation" comes Tuesday,
"Bo Mine Tonight," the Universal
special now playing at the Colonial
theater, is international in Ha scope.
It was produced by Gaumont pictures
under the direction of a Russian, An
ntole Litwak, working on Swiss ei
teriors, with a cast Including Polish,
German and hnglish principals. Aud
iences In America are enabled to see
this innovation pictures through th
showmanship of Carl Laemnle, who
purchased the American distribution
rights. The film will close Wednes
day.
Lill Damita, who plays the femi
nine lend opposite Warren William In
Ihe Mutch King which closes
iuonuny at the Jleilig theater, was
chosen as the ono actress who could
suitably interpret tho role, after a
coroful weighing of the possibilities
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on. of tne beautiful danelno
i-u-cuo seen in ine musical produc
tion, "Collene Humor." ahowlna
monaay and Tueaday at tha Me-
vonaia.
of all Ilullywood'a talent. The ejec
tion of just the right actrcsa was
ifted down to two ulavors. Lill Dn
mita and Greta Garbo. The latter
being unavailable, ns she hml return
ed to her nnlivo Sweden for an ex
tended stay, the plum was awarded
to LUi Damltn. The choice of Da
mita has proved a most happy one
for she gives the somewhat exotic
role of a beautiful Continental actress
ingenuous twist thnt make. her
haractorlzntlon most fnirinntlmr 'Ph
film Is one of great drnmntic power,
and Warren William, In the title
role, gives his finest internretntlnn
to dnte. The picture end. Mnmlm,
with "Below the Hea" tha Tuesilnv
attraction,
JUDGE U
sir
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iprl 8. llifll, succeeding bis father,
inlathlel llamillnu, and arrved until
anuary 12. mail. Ourlnar the In.t alx
eara of his office of regent, he
erved as president of the board.
Judge Hamilton was married Janu
ry 17. ISM, at The Dalles, to Olive
la Ostronder, who passed away aev
ral yeara ago.
He Is survived by three daughters,
!rs. Klbert Herinnnn, ltosrhiirit; Mrs.
rthur Clarke, Corvallls, and Mrs. Al
n Carson, Niilcm. He also leaves
vo sisters ami four brothers, J. P.
amllton and Mrs. Inn Micelll. Port
ndi County Judge W. S. Hamilton
id Attorney Charles I,. Hamilton,
oseburgi Dr. Luther Hamilton,
artland, ami Mrs. Henry Itichard-
n, ifosciMirg.
Funeral services are to be held at
p. m. 'iuesday,
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how the hours, wages nnd other uues
tlons would be settled.
Johnson eviitnln,l in no.-,.
In addition to his work as a Jurist men he was dlssotlsfled with the
d educator, he was vory active In "age am! hours provisions of tho
e polltli nl affairs of the Democratic "tall mde as submitted last nleht.
rty, and was Interested in civic ac- nd hsd Ordered It rewritten. This
Hies, serving Inr several rear. was tha process helnr un,lt..i-.,..
today.
"I haven't aeen what they have
dona today but I am not going to
approve It unless I am satisfied,"
ha as Id.
An Impressive nnd vcrsnllli. nil. .inr
enst Is featured in "College Humor."
aramount's boisterous musical story
if college ns It oucht fn hn ,ri,ih
doses Tuesday at tho McDonald the
ater, mug Crosby, Itichard Arlen
unry unrlislo, Jack Ookie, Georgi
uurns and Grade Allen, I.ona Andre
ami Jiary Kornmnn, who between
iiieiu rcproscnt stage, screen and
rauio, piny tno leading roles In thi
Picture, nio Ux-Uoad Co-Eds,
cuinoiy ciiorus calculated to drive
iiig aiumni nnck to tho alma mnter,
runes in niui out of the action,
Conch Howard Jones nf llm 1'nl....
ally of Southern California football
, piyS, , Tn miRilt ,,.,,
tha ml. t:.l . . . . ' 1
...v . , , .,,,,., Lniversity s foot-
onu coacn. -uolleto Humor," Is
movie mimicm tn the new style. Its
lavish production, glitterinir cn.f fi
ry, crncKling dialogue nnd entranc
ing music represent the Paramount
amnios dctcrminnt on to lmv. tt
stand ns the season's m!. n,,..;n.i
mi.
director and as president of the
iseourg (.number of Commerce. He
a a member of the Elks and Odd
llowa lodges, and was a member
me rresnj'ierian church.
associated Friends of the University
709 Minor Bldg.
Eugene, Oregon
tar Sirs!
icloeed herewith la 2So In postage stamp, or ooln to pay for my
lift membership In th. Atsoolattd Friend, of tha University
id to help In your program of creating greater oonfldence In the
regon State System of Higher Edueatlon.
NAME
ADDRESS
Hp out this note and mall to the above address. Your member
nip card will be returned Immediately.)
Norma Shearer nnd Itoliert stout.
suiurry jmn in a novel duet in "Priv-
... .,., , nnn mey nro co
starred hy Mctro-Ooldwyn-Mnyer. and
which closes Mondn- nt th. si-..
theater. In thi, tnM Miss Shearer
nigs ior i lie riret time in pictures,
using the song number written by
x... ii,i r Tnn nnainnl ,t,..
production of the hilarious farce. It
. Hum some Unv I'll ry Vo
and ns Ihe scene opens on n hotel ha'l
iony, .Montgomery la whlatlin? th.
n ue wnistiea, Miss Shearer
emerges on nn opposite halcnnr nnd
starts to slug, accompanied hv Mont-
-nillKIIIIlg IPIMmmn mul
b mnnrc coniei v itmla Mnn.t.. .a
".1 " iiuioweo liy ".Me and My Gal"
on the State screen Tuesday.
"Private Detective 02." f.i.t ,..
ion melodrama with tastv lovo .ni.
ilcs closes Mondnv at th l ti,..
atcr, with William Powell the stell
ar role. The plot concrn. . ...
racket in which a private detective
deals with the methods used by an
unscrupulous private detective agency
to obtain or manufacture evidence for
tho divorce courts, at the Instigation
or jealous liuhnnd nu,l l,. n...
HI. In Ihe title role, as a discredited
secret service operative carries on
his nefnriom distasteful hu!nH for
nt of a better lob. until l. i. .
ilercd to frame a woman with .whom
ho falls In love. Thereupon he quits
his job and devotes his time and ef
forts tn rescue the girl from an ex-
will constitute n general organization
to carry out tho NRA program In
cugene. ,
Leadens In the campaign will In
elude a "general" and three "coin,
nels" with a further set of leaders,
tentatively marie up, to Includo
general chairman! a vice-chairman,
who will he a woman; a publicity
group, made up of a chairman, and
a neaa eacn for newspapers, radio,
and posters; a snlea army chairman
n euuctiont group, mode np U the
cnnirmnn and a head each for apeak
era and Information.
This outline of officers was made
by th. chamber Monday and favored
at tne meeting of the dlrectora.
Distribute Emblem,
Organizations called to send repr
sentntives to tho meeting. Ind,irf
i.otary duo, Kiwanis club, Active
club, Llona club, the Central Labor
council, the City Federation of Worn
en's Organizations, the Junior chum
ber of commerce, the Eugene Realty
Board, the Eugene Business and
i-rotessional Women s club, the Mer
chant's division of tho chamber, the
local Building congress, the mayor
of the city, the shoe dealers group,
the meat deaiera group, tho Eugene
-iiinisteriat association, and others,
Starting Tuesday morning. Post
master announces hla staff will Btart
iliatrlbion of the Blue Engl. In
signia for those establishments who
have "signed up." The material to be
distributed Includes one largo hanger.
s handsome big rod-whlte-and-blne
sneet with the Blue Eagle in the
center: J Indoor card; 1 outdoor
card; G large stickers; 10 small stick
ers; 10 customers' cooperation stick
ers; 10 customers' pledge of coopera
tion cards.
Local Firm, Sign
All business firms and offices In
the city were busy Monday, chart
ing out their program preparatory
to the start of the, new realms
Tuesday.
In this list are Included A. O.
Lumber company. Booth-Kellv Lum
ber company, Copelnnd Lumber yards,
Eugene Lumber eoninnnv. Kmupup
ruining mill, Ford-Nelson Mill com
pany, Gabriel Powder and Sunnlv
company, Mldgley Planing Mill com
pany, Souits-MnoDonald lumber com
pany, Scohert's Warehouse company,
Twin Onlis Lumber company, and
w nlters-Hushong Lumber confnnnv.
The building material people have
expressed the! nleslre to cooperate
Jtnj per cent In th program for re
employment nnd to get moro people
hack to work ns soon ns possible.
They ore very enthusiastic In the
program, for it means more new
buildings; moro repair work, remodel
ing, etc.
Paint Stores Name House
It is necessary that thev bnen at
8 a. m., they declared, because of
ine nature of the business, all
allied groups trading and doing bnal
nesa with them, starting their work
in the early morning.
Jn complinnco with the president's
request for a uniform code for each
line of business, the exclusive paint
storea will hereafter be onen from
8:00 n. m. until 0:00 . m. very day.
Including Saturday, according to Fred
Mldloril, president of the group, Mon-
iiny. nils Includes Ludfonls. Pros
ton Hales, Waldorf Paint Co., and
Quality Decorators. They feel that
they can best tnke care of the needs
of their trade during these hours;
nnd, at the snme time, by discon-
inning Saturday evening onenlna.
conform to practically the same
number of open hours as stores thnt
open later, it was said.
John C. Marshall. Marshall's body
and fender works. 50 Fifth avenue
west; Lnwronco E. Simmons. Sim
mons Motor company. 50 Tenth ave
nue east: T. J. Skirvin, Oregon 8eed
nnd Feed company, "S5 Fifth avenue
net; Ralph I. Neal. l'ugene Mirror
nnd Glass company, PJt Seventh ave
nue east; Harry F. Gordon, H. Gor
don nnd company, women's wearing
ppnrel, 1001 Willamette street: 11.
F. Allen. Haskell Ment market. 004
Olive street; Drs. O. II. Gullion. Del-
bert C. Stnnnrd nnd Gaven C. Dvott.
eve, ear and nose specialists and
Northwest hospital. ST Fast Broad
way; Mcrf Foits, M. and M. Service
tnilon, Thirteenth nnd Willamette
trets; Vincent J. Gillespie. Lane
'ounly Farmers' I'nion cooperative
warehouse, IW2 (live stret: li. W.
Stien, Stien Brothers contractors.
002 Willamette atreet.
Credit As Usual
According to announcement from
the chamber of commerce, Monduy.
the grocers have said they will be
lined up to start the schedule gener.
ally next Monday, August 7,
Bankers in answer to queries re
garding credit under the new ayatem
said conditions here were
nounced Sunday from Washington
that banks are extending credit as
usual on the proper basis and that
the banks were willing to help to the
bent of their ability in the set-up of
the N. K. A. here. Such loans should
be granted, as In the program gener
ally in the country, only where the
credit of the borrower justifies It and
on the same basis as any other time.
Several, meetings bavo been called
for the next two days to get individual
groups lined up.
Groups Call Meeting,
Cafe owners and people have been
called Into meeting Tuesday after-
non at 2:110 o'clock at the chamber of
commerce.
The Lane County Bakers' associa
tion is to meet Monday evening at 8
o'clock In the cbivnber of commerce
rooms.
On Wednesday evening tho Milk
Distributors group la to meet at the
chamber of commerce at 8 o'clock
relative to their code.
The Eugene Central Labor council
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winning entries in last week's con
test on vegetable menus:
Vegetable Dinner
Muck Ouster Soup
Stuffed Peppers Combination Salad
Corn Gi-ms Carrot Jum
Gelatine Hush
Mock Oyster Soup
12 roots salsify.
1 pint milk.
1 (juiirt wntor.
1 slice onion.
1 buy leuf.
1 tablespoon butter.
1 teaspoon flour.
1 teaspoon salt.
1 saltspoon pepper.
Scrape the salsify: put at once In
cold water to prevent discoluration;
cut it into slices tibout half an inch
thick; put these into a kettle with the
water, onion nnd bay leaf; cook slowly
'A hour. Put the milk In a double
boiler, add the butter and flour rub
bed together; stir until the milk is
thick- n,l .innnlh Tk.n AA It t
iias ciuea i mass meeting ior all Bnl fv nn, (r .;,), ,-
B.u nvmcu cuiiuujoB ior vo-1 ter crackers.
nesday evening at the Labor council.
Meanwhile, other groups were an
nouncing their program Monday.
Dealer, set Hours
All lumber and building material
companies announced they would have
the following schedule: 8 a, m. to 5:30
daily, during the week, excent
Saturday when firms will close at
12:o0 p. m.
TI
OF
More than 1000 persons attended
the Four-H club picnic at Dllley's
Riverside park Sunday and a verv
enjoyable day was spent by the club
members and the members of their
lamities.
In the regulation baseball game be
tween IJorena and Junction Citv Dor-
ena won oy a acore of 22 to 0 and In
tne playground or "kitten" ball game
natron won from Latham 16 tn B.
mere was niso a program of foot
races and other sports nnd games.
line oi tne features of the dny was
demonstration by tho Bethel for
estry club and there waa music bv
Z. M. Cox's Melodv Makers.
The rcgulnr mectlmr of th T,
County Leaders' association waa held
Stuffed Pepper,
6 large sweet peppers.
1 pint boiled rice.
1 tablespoon butter.
1 medium sized onion.
1 teaspoon salt.
Cut the tops from the peppers and
remove the seeds. Add to the rice the
onion, chopped nnd salted. Stuff the
peppers with the boiled rice, put on
uie tops and stand them in a baking
pan. Put a little water and the butter
in the pan. Bake, in a quick oven 20
minutes.
Combination Salad
Lettuce or shreded cabbage, toma
toes, cucumbers, bcrmudn onions, Ar
range on salad plates nnd top with
salad dressing. Garnish with sliced
beet and parsley.
Carrot Jam
4 pounds young carrots.
2 pounds sugar.
1 lemon.
2 oranges.
1 tablespoon ginger.
2 bay leaves.
Cook the carrots In boiling salted
wutcr mi tenner, drain and mash
through colnnder. Cook the sneer
with one pint of water, then add the
carrot pulp, the grated lemon and
orange rind, the bay leaf, tho strain
ed lemon and orange juice. Coolj until
iuo consistency or marmalade.
Gelatine Hash
1 package lemon Jello.
1 cup grated npple.
cup grated carrots,
0 marshmallows.
Vi cup nuts or shredded cnoonot
Follow directions for mnklnir Jolln
when nenrly set add tho other ingre
dients,, cutting the mnrahmallows in
small pieces. Serve with whlnnort
at this time nnd matters pertaining S 'I' ."' kuBone B. Tinker, Ht.
to tho Four-H club fair to bo held at H leswc"' . .
ine ivane county fairgrounds were dis
cussed. The fair will be held Aug.
24, 25 and 26. The association went
on record as favoring an award nf .
half scholarship to the Four-H club
summer scnool for the club members
who make high scores in different
projects.
U. H. Kuchner, county club lender,
uirectcn activities at tho picnic,
basket dinner was sorved at noon.
Dinner Monu
(using seven veirotnMAal
Young Carrots and Circen Onions
1 V' To7T!miou5TKr7ou5J!r
Grimes Released Bv
Chicago Ball Club
ST. LOUIS, July 31. fyP) Bur
leigh Grimes, veteran spitbnll pitcher,
hns been released unconditionally by
mo uicago cuos, it was learned to-
any.
Grimes, who was traded hv the St
Louis Cardinals to the Cubs after the
lB.'tl season, was Informed after .
irniuys uouoieneaaer here he wna
free agent.
"Pin goinr ont to mt fni-m n
ew uaven, Jlo.," Grimes sni.l. "I
don't know what I'll do as far ns
baseball is concerned. 1 think there's
still a lot of winning baseball in the
old arm."
It waa rumored Manager Frankle
Frisch would ask President Sam
nroanon to atl.l Grimes to the Cardi
nni alalf for the remainder of this
season. Grimes brilliant and cour
ageous Hurling enabled tho Cards to
win me ui.ii worlit cnampionship.
ENDsXy' J5 TONITE
The real life storVaf th i
Scalloped Spinach with Cheese Sauce
Tomato Salad
Fresh Huspberrics
(with sugar and cream)
Brown Bread Butter
Milk
Scalloped Spinach and Cheese
3 cups cooked spnncb.
2 cups bread crumbs.
1 cup clieeso suueo.
Boil spinach with small amount or
no water and salt. Mnke u white sauce
and add cheese after it ia Bet off.
Place alternate Inycra of spinncb,
cheese sauce and bread crumbs in
buttered baking dish having crumlw
on top. liuke in moderate oven (ii"5
degrees) until top is brown.
Chees, sauce
1 cup milk.
2 tablespoons flour,
1 tablespoon suit.
1-3 teaspoon salt.
1-2 cup grated cchose.
Make medium white suuco by mcltlnc
fat, blending flour and gradually add-,
ing scalded milk. Stir until thickened.'
Place white sauce over hot water, add
clieeso und cover.
Young Carrots an 1 Green Onion,
Wash young carrots and necl. Thin
ly slice tho carrots. To two cups of
carrots into olght to twelvo little
green onions, leaving Just a little of I
the tops on. Cook tho carrots in very
nttio water ior fivo to ten minutes,
tlien lay onions on top, and cook
enough longer to ma te onions tender
Season with salt and butter and serve
immediately.
Stuffed Tomato Sslad
Remove skins and centers of toma
toes. Fill the tomato shells with the
iouowing mixture:
Vi pint cottago cheese.
1 T chopped green pepper.
Salt and season to taste.
Place on leaf of shredded lettuce
topped with mayonnaise, and garnish
with chopped .parsely. Ava Sanders,
c i, iresweii.
i.ennett. poet 0f th, ,.
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programs. ,
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KGO, San Francisco 6 p. m., The
Hour glass; vocal nnd orchestra; 7,
Amos 'n' Andy; 7:15, Chester II
Rowell; 7:30, M. J. B. Demi-Tasse
Revue; S, Hollywood on the air; 8:30,
Stars of the West; 0, Ted Wcems'
orchestra; 0:30, Don Irwin orchestra;
10, Richfield Xcws flashes: 10:1.1.
Melody Mixers, orchestra; 11, Organ
conceit; 11:30, Arion Trio.
KPO, San Francisco 6 n. m-
Rhythra Vendors; 0:30, Safety First-
tratlic talk; 0:45, Detect ves Black
nnd Blue; 7, Ednn Fischer, nianist:
7:15, Tarzan of the Apes: 7:30. Cbns.
Hart instrumentalists; 8, Fowdcrpuff
Revue; 8:30, Richard Cole orchestra-
9, Drama hour; 0:30, Aesop's Fables;
10, Pacific Serenadcrs; 11, Abe Lv
man's orchestra; 11:80, Organ con
cert.
KFI, Los Angeles fl p. m., Rninc
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