NEWS LETTER TO
THEHOMEMAKERS
(The following recipe*, and house
hold suggest;; ns are the remainder
of the “News Letter to Homemakers"
published in The Kusko Times two
weeks ago. They were seat to us by
the Extension Service in Home Econ
omics. of the University of Alaska
and is the first of a monthly series.
Miss Ruth A Feck is in charge of
this department at the College).
GRAHAM CRACKER CAKE
V» cup butter.
% cud sugar
2 eggs.
3b» cups roiled and siflrti graham
cracker crumbs.
1 cap milk.
3 t baking powder
*4 t salt,
14 t cinnamon.
Cream the Latter; beat in sugar
sc c slightly beaten egg yolks. Roll
the graham crackers < about 28 large
ernes) until the crumbs are fine
enough to pass through a sieve. Then
sift graham crackers with baking
pc wd. salt and cinnamon. Add crack
er mixture alternately with milk.
Best egg whiles very light and fold
into batter. Bake in shalow pan in
a moderate oven t35G iemreea) for
45 minutes.
SCALLOPED RHUBARB
is cup brown sugar,
bs cup wh;te -agar.
V, teasp ion. < innamon.
3 caps diced fresh rbuharb.
1-3 cup butter.
3 ceps cuoed stale bread.
Blend sugar and cinnamon ana
trix with rhubarb. Melt butter and
pour over t-rea_, mixing we!L Alter
nate .ayers of crumbs and the rhu
barb mixture in a butter baking dish
until all the ingredients are used,
leering bread for top.
Cover and bake in moderate oven
fc.r 30 minutes.
TIME AND MONEY .SAYERS
To clean painted w oodwork: 1 cup
white vinegar: I cup kerosene.
Put the above ingredients in a
pnall pan. Wash the painted surface
with a cloth wet in the solution, then
wipe it with a ciean cloth that has
been wrung well out of clean water
r wipe with a ary cloth.
To clean varnished woodwork:
1 cup white vinegar.
1 cup kerosene.
2 tablespoons paraffin oiL
Put the above ingredients in a
-mall pan. Wash the varnished sur
■aee with a cloth wet in the solution
ic-B wipe it with a ciean doth or
chamois that has been wrung very
try out of dean, water.
If tbe blankets have become too
short by shrinking or mending, yon
can lengthen them by sewing at one
od a strip of muslin 12 to 18 inches
ode. This extra length will tuck in
ur. ter the mattress at the foot and
leave the woolen pari on top of the
bed.
.» brown sugar meringue to spreaa
ever raw cage batter:
Beat two egg whites untO they
a : r.- : dry. ?
!y add one cur sifted light brown su
gar and bea- until smooth. Spread
meringue .er raw cake batter.
Sprinkle with % cup broken nut
Bake cake in a moderate oven.
AN INTERIOR
A quit: room. with sunlight on its
floor.
A stone, a chair, a table. and a dock,
A Curtained window, and an open
door.
A 'featb of bloom. peering holly
hock,
Enaroei gleaming, cup towels bung
with care
The ?s ne of dishes, and the glint
of tin.
A bit of bright, el ear color here and
there
Where some k ; one-loving woman’s
tonch has been. .
This is the qaiet hour of the after
noon.
And she has left her kitchen dean
and sweet.
It wears a look as if one would coroe
soon
To move about it on light, happy
feet.
C*h. any room would be too bleak
and bare
Unless it shows a woman has been
there.
AMOS AND ANDY PAID
MORE ON NEW CONTRACT
NEW YOP.KTTuJylfr—Amos and’
Andy, famous radio comedians, who
have broadcast their prt crams order
the same sponsor since 11*29. have
signed a new contract to ctnriEue
three years under a new sponsor, the
Campbell Soup Company. The new
contract will beocme etfeettve at the
end of the present contract. January
3. The present contract Is with the
company which makes Pepsodent
tooth parte.
It is understood Anus and Andy
will receive from the Campbell Soup
Company an increase over their re
ported current figure f $200,000 an
nually from the Peps .dent Company.
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MCHORIGE. tUSM
SENATOR ROBINSON DIES
SUDDENLY IN THE CAPITOL
WASHINGTON. July 14—Sen. Jo
seph Taylor Robinson. 64, Democrat
ic leader and m* deal legislative
kingpin, was found dead in his bed
here today
The sudden death of the senate
leader shocked the capital and threw
the administration’s egisiative pro
pram into a turmoil.
Robinson had b‘-eu the Democratic
leader since lt'2t' and was personally
in charge of the administration's two
major legislative campaigns this ses
sion. the reorganization of the court’s
and the executive departments.
His colleagues generally expected
his appointment to ihe supreme court
to fill the vacancy created with the
retirement of Justice Yar-Devanter.
Although Robinson’s health had
not been quite as good as in former
years, his sudden death was a tre
mendous shock t<- the entire Roose
velt regime.
The Democratic leader had been
working with tremendous energy dur
ing the past few weeks in an effort
to revise the compromise court bill
and obtain the senate's approval of
the bill after the original araft found
disfavor with the senate judiciary
committee.
Three possibilities were mentioned
as his successor as party leader.
They are Senators Byrnes of South
Carolina. Harrison of Mississippi,
and Barkley of Kentucky."
Sen. Robinson was the running
mate of A1 Smith during the hect’c
presidential campaign of 11*26.
LOUIS WILL FIGHT BRITISH
CHAMPION IN SEPTEMBER
NEW YORK—For a fight in "New
York for the pugilistic championship
of the world between Joe Louis of
Detroit, the title-holder and Tommy
Farr, champion of Great Britain, "the
week beginning Monday, September,
13. has been approved by the New
York State Athletic Commission. '•
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