Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 229, Decatur, Adams County, 27 September 1935 — Page 6

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FRUIT IN SALADS ALWAYS BETTER

Pear Macaroon Salad Halves of canned pears. 1 package creain cheese. Macaroon crumbs. Maraschino cherries. Mash cheese, and spread a thin layer on a half of pear. Cover with another half of pear and dip the whole pear, thus formed, In ground macaroon crumbs. To prepare | crumbs, roll dry macaroons finely with a rolling pin. Serve the fruit | in a deep cup of crisp lettuce, gam-' ishing the top with a Maraschino cherry, cut in half. Place a spoon-I fttl of mayonnaise at cne side. Jack O'Lantern Salad • 2 cups diced apples. 1 cup diced celery. Whole cloves. cup nut meats. Halves of canned peaches. Lettuce. Strips of pimento. 2 tablespoons mayonnaise. Combine apples, celery and nutmeats. Moisten with 2 tablespoons 1 mayonnaise and place a mound of

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| the salad In a nest of crisp lettuce. |on the mound of salad place half i of a canned peach, with the round side up. and Insert two whole clov- j es to represent eyes, a clove i lengthwise to represent a nose, I Hand a thin strip of pimento to rep j i resent a mouth. Peach Cup Salad J 12 medium halves canned peaches. I H cup celery. i 1. cup chopped nuts. ’4 cup seeded raisins. 2 to 3 tablespoons Heinz pure' apple butter. Arrange twin nests of lettuce on individual salad plates. In each! nest place a half of a peach. Com-1 I bine celery, nuts, raisins and the 1 apple butter. Fill the centers of I the peaches with mounds of this 1 (mixture. Place a spoonful of may-| onnaise between the peach halves ; This is an out-of-the-ordinary i 'autumn salad. Royal Salad 1 large grapefruit.

2 oranges. 1 green pepper. 2 pears. H-el the grapefruit and oranges, cutting as you would an apple, deep enough to remove the white I skin underneath. Separate into sec tions, discarding the membrane. ! Peel the pears and cut into the same size pieces as the c' tnge aeeI tlons. Slice the green pepper very 'thin. Arrange the fruit alternately (in boat shaped leaves of romaine, | decorating with strips of green . pepper between the sections. Serve ( with mayonnaise. Canned grape- , fruit and canned pears may be I used in this recipe. Fruit Cup Salad Banana Dressing cups pineapple (diced), cups orange sections. 1H cups Royal Ann cherries, seeded. ’i cup nutmeats. 1 small banana. 2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar. >4 teaspoon Heinz pure vinegar, i *4 cup mayonnaise. Arrange 3 small cup-like leaves

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of lettuce on each salad plate. In one place pineapple, in another cherries, and in the third orange. . Any other three fruits may be sub- . (stituted. Sprinkle with nuts, abd ■' garnish with banana salad dress i ing, made as follows: To mashed banana, add sugar and vinegar. ■ Fold this into mayonnaise. A fewtablespoons of whipped cream may ■ he added to produce a fluffy dressing. CHOOSE FISH FOR VARIETY Jellied Salmon I>4 tablespoons gelatin. ’* cup-cold water. 2 cups boiling water. 4 tablespoons lemon Juice. 1 tablespoon sugar. 14 teaspoon salt. 1 No. 1 ean salmon. 2 hard cooked eggs. . 5 cup diced celery. 2 tablespoons shredded green pepper. 6 stuffed olives cut into halves lengthwise. # Soak the gelatin in the cold water 5 minutes. Add the boiling water and stir until gelatin isTlissolved. Add the lemon Juice, sugar and salt and pour a portion of the gelatin mixture into a large mold. Set in a pan of cracked ice and water until firm. Then arrange the I salmon in 1 piece in the center. • Arrange the eggs cut in slices or quarters, the celery, green pepper and olives around the salmon and pour over the remaining gelatin. Chill until firm. When ready to serve, turn out on a platter and garnish with slices of cucumber. 1 mayonnaise and radish roses. 1

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1 Tuna Fish And Mushroom Casserole 2 tables|>oonfuls butter. 3 tablespoonfuls flour. 1 16-oz. can cream of mushroom soup. 1 7-oz. can tuna fish. 3 hard cooked eggs, sliced. Drop biscuit dough. Melt butter in a saucepan, add flour and biend well. Add soup and cook, stirring constantly, un-1 til thick. Drain oil from tuna fish j and break fish into small pieces. 1 Add fish and sliced hard cooked 1 eggs to thickened soup, pour into I casserole and cover with drop bis-1 cuit dough. Bake in a hot oven | (475 F.) for 12.t0 15 minutes. Apple, Celery And Tuna Fish Salad , 1 cup apples, pared and diced. 2 tablespoons lemon Juice. 1H cups celery diced. 2 cups tuna fish flaked. 44 cup mayonnaise. T Sprinkle the apples with the lemon Juice and blend with the celery, tuna fish and mayonnaise. Serve on crisp lettuce and garnish with additional mayonnaise. o — COAL STRIKE ENDS CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE ment, but that the actual concluding ceremonies were delayed until Mr. Roosevelt had started west-' ward and there was no possibility of connecting them with White House intervention. Mr. Roosevelt addressed a letter to the conference which brought enthusiastic applause from the miners but only lackadaisacal ac- ■ claim from the operators. i The letter was read by Edward i ■F. McGrady, assistant secretary of

E labor who has represented the president during the wage negotiations. McGrady was applauded sparingly as he arose to deliver it. I "Wil! you tell the Hundreds of ' thousands of coal miners and the many operators that tonight's 1 agreement will make my long deferred vacation a greater pleasure,” the president wrote, "and also that this is a splendid example ■of the usefulness of the principle 1 (of collective bargaining to which Iwe are all committed.” ( Miners clapped and cheered, ris- ; ing to their feet. Operators, sitt- ; ing across the aisle, remained silI ent for an instant Then about 1 (half of them arose, joining in the applause. Others remained in 1 their chairs. ■ . . I o Union Chapel Society Will Present Program The Y. P. C. E. society of the Union Chapel U. B. church will conduct the evening service at the church Sunday at 7 p. m. Songs short talks and special instrumental music will feature. Tie Berne accordian club will present several numbers, with the aasitance of a piano and xylophone. The public is invited to attend. ■ —o State Liquor Board Collects 4 Million Indianapolis, Ind.. Sept. 27 —(UP) —Taxes and fees collected by the Indiana Alcoholic Beverages commission during the fiscal year ended June 30. 1935 totalled $4,374,835. i |it was announced today. Collections for the fiscal year \

ended Jun- 30. 193) were $2,673,96 1 the commission reported. Distribution of the funds. a« provided by the law. included $961,589 to the cities and towns; I.Mt,CBO to school* and $487,040 to th* stat, genera! *jnd. Administration expenses totalled $69,723 or 2 87 per cent of the income. Grover Whalen Son Reported Missing Dobbs Ferry. New York, Sept. 27—(UP) —Tbe 14 year old son of Grover Whalen, former police commissioner and wealthy corporation executive, wae reported niieeing today and polio? said he may have been kidnaped. 1 The boy, Grover, Jr., was last' ’ seen at Ba. m. A few hours later 10

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