Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 244, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1929 — Page 25

MARCH 1,1929.

INAUGURAL TO TAX RESOURCES OF RECORDERS ‘Coverage’ by Radio, Films, Press Will Set New Mark. BY ALFRED P. RECK, United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, March I.—The inaugural of Herbert Hoover on March 4 will be recorde . for posterity more completely than any other event heretofore held including the homecoming of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh. More than 150 cameramen, stills, movies and sound recorders, will catch every incident in the ceremony of making Mr. Hoover the next President of the United States. Three times this number of newswriters will type hundreds of thousands of words to go over scores of special wires and through the telegraph companies. Never before has a single event been so completely reported by words, pictures and sound recording instruments. In addition a special radio hookup will carry detailed description to many parts of the world. Airships and airplanes will be called upon to aid newspaper men and camera men in securing quick action on transmission of tir word and picture story of the inaugural. Three newspaper men, including a United Press correspondent, will be carried in the navy dirigible Los Angeles when it leads the aerial parade over the city immediately following the ceremonies at the Capitol. Army blimps and military planes will carry comeramen to snap birdseye views of the, slow-moving land parade. Special arrangements have been made to devejop the films while in flight and fast pursuit planes will be held in readiness at Bolling field to carry the inaugural pictures to many of the larger cities Sound recording film trucks have been given permission to travel up and down the line of march to record pictures and sounds of the colorful parade. ‘MEN ONLY’ MANNIKINS Keep Buenos Aires Posted on Latest Masculine Styles. BUENOS AIRES, March I.—Two male manikins, who parade daily through the principal streets, keep Buenos Aires up to the minute on what the well-dressed man will wear. The pair have all the accoutrements and manners of men about town, and are followed at times by such crowds that they nearly stop traffic. They do not descend to pass out advertising, but in conversation with each others or passersby leave no doubt as to where the new outfits they wear every day can be duplicated.

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Prize Winning Recipes

Sausage Biscuits Take pound of sausage and fry in small rolls about size of your finger. Mix baking powder biscuits in the usual way—roll out and cut into strips about 4 inches wide and 6 inches long. Roll sausage ball in each strip and bake in oven until biscuits are done. These sausage biscuits are delicious when split open while hot and covered with milk gravy made from the sausage grease. MRS. ROY D. PARKS. 1220 North Illinois street, Apt. 4. Three in One Dish Separate can of tuna fish into fairly large flakes. Place in buttered baking dish. Add equal quantity of drained peas and pour over this a well-seasoned cream sauce. On top place well-beaten mashed potatoes. Place small pieces of butter on top and set in a medium hot oven for about twenty-five minutes or until brown. Serve hot. MRS. C. H. KULL. 1616 Dawson street. Marshmallow Fruit Whip Two sweet oranges, % cup sugar,

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Vs cup chopped nut meats, 1 cup diced marshmallows, 1 cup whipped cream, a few red and green Maraschino cherries. Peel oranges, remove all white membrane from outside, divide into sections and cut into pieces, reserving the juice with the pulp; stir in the sugar, nut meats and diced marshmallows; all to stand till wellblended (three or four hours); serve in fruit cups with whipped cream and a few red and green Maraschino cherries on top. SALLY HUGHEL. 128 East Tenth street, Anderson. Mashed Banana Cake One and one-half cups of sugar, Vt cup of butter, 2 eggs, 4 tablespoons of sour milk, 1 teaspoon of baking soda, 4 mashed bananas, 2 cups of flour, pinch of salt, 1 cup of nuts (any kind). Cream butter, eggs and sugar together until smooth. Then add the milk and mashed bananas. Sift flour, salt and soda together and add gradually. Add nut meats and mix well.

THE INDIAN APOLTS TIMES

Bake in a moderate oven, in a loaf, for 45 minutes. MRS. RUSSELL BAUER. 1322 Edgemont avenue, city. Deviled Tongue Croquettes Pour cup of hot meat stock over can of deviled tongue. Mash fine and add 3 times this bulk of hot seasoned mashed potatoes. Add egg yolk and shape i:: rolls. Dip in egg white diluted with tablespoon of ice water and roll in cracker crumbs. Pry in hot fat and serve with white sauce. MRS. LAWRENCE FULWIDER. 2501 Caroline avenue. HEN LAYS 247 EGGS Earns 512.75 Annually for Master. HONOLULU, March I.—The highest paying hen in the Hawaiian islands is owned by the Kamenhameha school. She earned $12.75 in one year by laying 247 eggs and winning the sixth Hawaiian egg laying contest.

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FEW AMERICANS RESIDEABROAD Only 392,000 U. S. Citizens in Foreign Countries. Bu Times Special WASHINGTON, March I.—A total of 392,668 American citizens are resident abroad, according to figures compiled by the state department from reports submitted within two years by 330 consulates. The figures were given out with the explanation that they represented the best estimates possible from all available sources of information and might be regarded as a fairly accurate world census of Americans living in foreign countries. The total includes only those whose residence abroad has a per-

manent or semi-permanent character and excludes tourists and all others whose sojourn abroad is considered only transitory. Americans resident in South America number 12,136; in Mexico and Central America, 19,614; in the West Indies and Bermuda, 19,579; in Canada and Newfoundland. 234,147; in Europe, 77,063; in Africa, 3,673; in Asia, 24,119, and Australasia and Oceania, 2,337. SfiHLDS£EB‘C CfepfiSvE Butter Chvnutd from c fMhCftm

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