Evening star. [volume], April 29, 1948, Page A-9, Image 9

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TUNA TIMBALES
1 can Star-KIst Tuaa
(7 ai.)
t small anion
chopped
2 tobfespoons
cooking oil
I boaton egg yolks
1/2 cup milk
1-1/2 cups sell brood
crumbs
1 teaspoon finely
minced porsloy
1/2 teaspoon salt
f!| teaspoon
pepper
2 teaspoons lomoa
juice
2 stiffly boaton egg
whites
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Lightly brown tuna and onion in oil. Add egg yolks, milk, bread
crumbs, parsley, seasonings and lemon juice Fold in egg whites
and turn into greased cups. Bake in a pan of hot wrater in 350
degree oven for 30 minutes, or until firm in the center. Unmold
and serve hot with your favorite cream, mushroom, or cheese sauce.
6 servings.
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packed under this label. Buy either
Solid or Grated— Star-Kist quality
is the same.
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24-page Star-Kist Tuna Recipe Book. Write
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'Oil Trust' Threatens
Farmers' Prosperity,
Wallace Declares
ly th« A»»ociot»d Press
DES MOINES, Iowa, April 29 —
Henry A. Wallace says the "oil
trust” and war plans threaten the
American farmers’ prosperity.
Mr. Wallace called for farmer sup
port of his third party presidential
campaign and for a "realistic inven
tory” of our Russian relations.
The State Department, he said
last night, should uncover "the is
sues and the real reasons” in the
cold war with Russia as a means
of making a peace treaty with the
Soviets.
Mr. Wallace also contradicted a
Communist” chara£by CIO Presi
dent Philip Murray against the
third party, and called on President
Truman to force the ending of the
Nation-wide meat strike through ar
bitration.
The former Democratic Vice
President fired away yesterday on
these and many other subjects in
rally speeches, radio broadcasts,
news conferences and statements
made at Iowa City and in his home
town, Des Moines.
During his automobile tour, con
tinuing today at Oskaloosa, Iowa,
and tonight at Cedar Rapids, he
came close to getting hit by two
eggs. He later collected $3,172 from
a home-town crowd of about 1,700,
and publicly "wondered about Mid
dle West complacency.”
Two bystanders at an Iowa City
park were^ splattered yesterday
when eggs Sailed over Mr. Wallace's
head and hit them at a University
of Iowa rally. Mr. Wallace just,
grinned and continued posing for
pictures of him with a baby in his
arms.
At a Des Moines rally last night
he said the "oil trust more than
any other groun is responsible for
today’s world trouble spots.”
He said farmers were paying ex
cessive prices for oil and their other
needs because of war profiteering
and preparations” and that they
were likely to lose more.
“War hysteria," he said, threatens
Federal farm aid, flood control and
marketing programs and will draft
sons and hired hands of farmers.
Ohio Is 'Difficult Spot'
For Wallace, Taylor Says
CLEVELAND, April 29 (/$>).—Ohio
is one of the ‘'difficult spots” for
Henry A. Wallace's third party, ac
cording to Senator Taylor, Demo
crat, of Idaho, the party's candidate
for Vice President,.
Senator Taylor flew here yesterday
to aid the Ohio Wallace Committee
get signatures to place the party's
name on the ballot in November.
"I came to Ohio because it was
the place I was most urgently needed
at this time,” he said.
He described prospects for the
Wallace-Taylor ticket as "very fine.”
Vienna PTA Plans Dance
A square dance, sponsored by the
Vienna (Va.) Parent-Teacher As
sociation, will be held at 8:30 p.m.
j Friday in the Vienna Elementary
School to raise funds for play
ground.
Suspect in Taxi Robbery
Held Under $5,000 Bond
A suspect in a recent taxicab
robbery here today awaited grand
Jury action, under $5,000 bond, after
his arraignment before Judge Ellen
K. Raedy in Municipal Court yester
day.
Dressed in the uniform of a Ma
rine private, Charles A. De Vito,
18, who gave his address as the
Marine Barracks in the 4800 block
of Nebraska avenue N.W., pleaded
not guilty.
He was arrested yesterday by
Policeman Frank Wright of No. 9
Precinct on the description given
police by the victim, Maurice Z.
Aisquith, 38, of Seat Pleasant, Md.
Mr. Aisquith reported that, on
April 11, he picked up two men,
dressed in Marine uniforms, who
hailed his cab at Fourth and T
streets N.E. He said that, a short
distance from the barracks, the men
Jumped him, beat him up and
escaped with $10.
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FIVE STAR
CRADE
State et Maine "Super
Spudi" are potatoea that
are "out of this world" —
the iineat you can buy.
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with ahallow eyes that re
duce paring waste, free
from cuts and defects—
and every one brushed
elean to avoid dirt and
mgrss in your kitchen.
They’re packed under
Federal-State inspection.
You'll bring home a bag
et "America's Finest All
Purpose Potatoes" when
you ask for State of Maine
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its light, crunchy golden shreds are
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body-building nutriments, Corn-Soya
helps give your family the zest they
need for a day at work or play.
Vitamins and minerals, as well. Serve
Corn-Soya with milk and sugar,
and you serve a good breakfast at a small
cost. Come and get it. ..
at your grocer’s today.
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