The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 13

13 THE SCR'ANTON REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1936 "Lost Battalion" Vets Will Attend Reunion Bridge Logic water for several days before the big advance which routed the German Army in the deciding battle of the World War. During the siege the lost soldiers were subjected to continuous fire from the enemy. An attendance of 200 is expected at the reunion. Today's Contract Problem With no adverse bidding, how should East and West proceed to reach the proper final contract on their cards? Several veterans of the "Lost Battalion" will attend the annual reunion of the 311th Machine Gun Battalion, 79th Division, at Hotel Casey tomorrow night.

Two companies, surrounded by the Germans in the Argonne after being flanked, made up the famous "Lost Battalion." The companies were without food and Pumpkin Recipes Sought in Contest The Food Editor, this week, is asking for recipes involving the use of pumpkin, and also for a variety of recipes for Welsh dishes. She is asking that they be sent in to reach her by Wednesday night. So generous has been the response to the request for these weekly recipes that it now becomes necessary to keep a week ahead of the game. Therefore, on Friday, October 1'8, the prize winning recipes will be thoie submitted American people pay more in federal, state, and local taxes than they do for food, rent, clothing and other living expenses. (Blind) The satisfying By WILLIAM E.

McKENNEY One of the things upon which modern bidding methods place much stress is the necessity of finding a "fit" in suits before either player gives a force. Bitter experience with heavy penalties has taught contract players the importance of knowing in what suit a hand can be played before the bidding reaches too high a level. This is one reason why almost all bridge players nowadays plan the one over one, in the early stages, and why jump bids are so significant and always imply a "fit." In today's hand, Miss Mildred Solution to Previous Contract Problem A 10 7 4 A72 A 10 9 8 743 A AQJ82 9 Q654 A A 10 2 Dealer A heart was returned and ruffed with the ten of clubs. West reentered the dummy with a trump and ruffed another heart with the ace of trump. A small diamond was ruffed in dummy.

The last trump was picked up and the rest of the hearts played. The losing spade in dummy was discarded on the ace of diamonds, and the grand slam was in. Other Recipes Winners of cook books, edited by Katherine Caldwell of the National Cooking School, include: Plum Butter Submitted by Mrs. Gertrude Langan, rear 636 Moosic Street. 12 peck plums (remove pits) 1 quart sweet apples Wash plums and apples.

Do not remove skin from apples. Place together in kettle. Cover with cold water. Boil until very tender. Rub thoroughly through a coarse sieve or colander.

Add 2 cups sugar for each cup of pulp. Place on stove and let simmer for 1 hour. Place in glasses and seal. This is delicious on hot biscuits. AFTER YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS A HOME MAKING EXPERT (Blind) E.

W. vul. Opener Solution in next issue. 3. I FIND THAT THIS SOAP GETS CLOTHES WHITER FROM TUB for pumpkin, and on Friday, October 23, the best Welsh recipes will be considered for the awards.

As usual, these awards will include 10 cook books and 10 prizes of $1 each. Please mark your name on each recipe submitted, to avoid confusion and disappointment. Fake Insurance OR WASHER AQ93 86 J7642 54 Miss Andree, Cooking Expert, Says: "You tComen who like to patronize home industries, as you should, and who buy QUALITY, achieve both these worthy ends when you buy" A AK4 I jj 7. vh AK109 3 A 10 9 6 I D1t A 1075 VAKJ9 52 Void KQ J7 Concerns Listed New York, in a rubber game, reached a grand slam contract by a wise application of these rules. While there are other roads to the grand slam, the bidding cf Miss Hall and Miller was very fine.

Note that East, Miller, did not force on the first round. The reason was that no fit had yet been developed. Equally, West did not force on the second round, but contented herself with the simple bid of two clubs. She had a singleton in her partner's bid suit. After the club bid, however, East could force.

West then showed the spade control with a bid of three spades, confident that her partner had a "fit" in either clubs or diamonds. When East jumped to five clubs, sne knew where the "fit" was, and bid the grand slam. The opening lead of the club five was won by West with the nine. The singleton heart was led. Crystal A 862 104 3 85 832 Rubber E.

W. "Wildcat" Policies Dis tributed in County says Claire Andree to her vast audiences TN EVERY test I have ever made with Rinso A I have found that it is not only an absolutely safe soap to use in tubs or washers but that it gets clothes much whiter and brighter, too. Rinso 's active suds soak out dirt do away with back breaking scrubbing and boiling. Rinso's suds are rich and lasting even in water that's as hard as nails." Rinso is also endorsed by the makers of 3 3 famous washers. Wonderful for all cleaning.

Easy on hands. North Club Ginger Ale MADE IN SCRANTON Plum Gumbo Submitted by Mrs. Rose Novits kas, 814 Clearview Street. 5 pounds plums 2 pounds seeded raisins 3 oranges 5 pounds sugar Wipe plums, remove stones, and cut in pieces. Force raisins through a meat chopper or chop.

Wipe oranges, and cut in thin slices crosswise, removing seeds. Put fruit in preserving kettle; add sugar, bring to boiling point, and let simmer until of the consistency of marmalade. Fill jelly glasses with mixture, cool and seal. vul. East 1 3 5 Pass Frank Geklinsky, enforcement South Pass Pass Pass Pass West 1 2 3 A 7 agent of the state insurance de Pass Pass Pass Pass lead A 5.

partment, yesterday issued a list of insurance companies alleged to Opening be doing business in Pennsylvania without a license. Geklinsky de Phone for a Case 6678 At Most Good Stores TESTED AND APPROVED BY GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INSTITUTE clared that many residents of the Hall and Aaron O. Miller, playing at the Sheridan Bridge Club, county have purchased policies in SCRAHTOM.PA. companies which are worthless. During the past six months, he said, 45 agents for these companies have been arrested in Lackawanna and Lu zerne Counties.

1 The list of reputed unauthorized companies follows: T. B. A. American Benefit Association of Lafayette, La. Monarch Protective Association of Camden, N.

J. American Benefit Association of omMOSB OuEEG; Shreveport, La Western Union Life Company of i ii Vl'l flW lM'7 eaturing recipes demonstrated by Miss Claire Andree, directress of The Scranton Republican's Cooking School, Masonic Temple. TODAY IS Judgment EDay' AND A GOOD DAY TO JUDGE OUR QUALITY, OUR SERVICE AND OUR VALUES Houston, Texas. State Protective Corporation of Indianapolis, Ind. National Protective Insurance Company of Kansas City, Mo.

The Loyal American Family Society, of Indiana. Paramount Life Insurance Company of Dallas. Texas. Masters Life Insurance Company of Hollywood. Calif.

Acme Burial Association of Springfield. 111. Colonial Union Benefit Association of Chicago, 111. Bankers' Protective Life Insurance Company of Dallas, Texas. American Protective Association of Pueblo.

Colo. American Aid Society of Willow Hill, NOTED DIETICIAN MISS CLAIRE ANDREE Split Peas lb. Rice lb. Pea Beans lb. 111.

Friday Bakery Specials: Engagement Cake 40c Paradise Apple Tarts doz. 35c Equitable Mutual Aid Society of Cam den. N. J. Eastern Mutual Life Corporation of Jersey City.

N. J. Phoenix Mutual protective Association POCONO FAMILY ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 24y2 Lbs. of Denver, Colo. Penn Jersey Beneficial Association OI Wilmington, Del.

Imperial Protective Union of snreve port. La. Prudence Mutual Benefit Association 01 Wilmington, Del. LIFEBUOY LUX FALMOLIVE Soap 3 1 7c Ivory Soap, Fels Naptha Soap, Octagon Soap National T. A.

B. Benefit Company of Orange, Texas. National christian Ala society or America, of Indiana. National Aid Society of Springfield, ni. Bi)6 National Aid Society of Indianapolis, 1 0 49c Ind.

Reliance Life Association of Denver, Colo. Friday Luncheon Specials: Served From 11:30 A. M. to 2:30 P. M.

Complete Luncheon Roast Beef Tenderloin, Garlic Sauce 65c Shallow Fried Breaded Cold Meat 50c Fish Stuffed Pepper Cases 45c Above Bakery and Luncheon Specials are the Same as Featured by Miss Andree last night. Enjoy them today, at the COMMUNITY COFFEE SHOP. Friel Convicted of Fraudulent Conversion 29c Tea Grade A Orange Pekoe pound Early Morn Coffee Pound 15c BERMA COFFEE 2 lbs 47c CRISCO 19c CAMPBELL'S Tomato Soup 6c N. B. C.

SHREDDED WHEAT 11 Eugene Friel, Linden Street, was convicted of a charge of fraudulent conversion in a sealed verdict opened in Criminal Court yesterday morning. The defendant was alleged to have converted to his own use money collected by him for the Sawdust Sales Company, New York. J. Donald Reifsnyder prosecuted the case. Robert G.

O'Malley and Joseph V. Phillips represented the defendant. Judge William R. Lewis will impose sentence later. As was the case with several juries in the past, the jury which tried Friel was required to use temporary quarters in the office of the County Engineer on the lommunite Miss Andree's School Has Given Scranton Housewives a Treat! IT HAS been a wonderfully successful cooking school and the housewives of Scranton have been most generous in their marks of appreciation.

Miss Andree is singularly gifted as a dietician and seems to have just the right knack in explaining her work its economical advantages and its simplicity. Long will the women of this city remember, most pleasantly, the fine work of Mjss Andree in the school which closes today! nOODLAOT 'A' MILK Is Used By Miss Andree COFFEE SHOP' FRESH E. R. Melnnis, Mgr. third floor of the Court House for its deliberations.

The two jury Walnut Meats 23s PERSIAN DATES 3 lbs. 25c rooms in the building were already occupied when the Friel jury got the case. In another verdict opened yes terday morning, Zigmund Lipka, GUARANTEED FRESH KILLED PRIME STEER proprietor of the Rhine Cafe, 35 Penn Avenue, was found guilty of charges of violating the state liquor law by selling on Sunday and after legal hours. Assistant IMIffiMF Eoasft AGAIN WE FEATURE FINEST SUGAR CURED SMOKED BACON V2 Pound 10c Center Cuts District Attorney Harold R. Edwards prosecuted the case.

Herbert Taylor Jr. was for the defense. Porter Bequeaths $600 Estate to His Two Sons In this modern and economical way of buying poultry, vou pet only the parts vou like hest all CLEAN WEIGHT no "left overs' no waste. ON SALE SATURDAY 17c pound BONELESS PRIME BEEF Rump Roast lb. 29c Pound Limit GOOD MEDIUM Potatoes 69c Concord Grapes 12 qt.

basket, 49c Miss ANDREE Says: "in nil of my cooking demonstration, during The Scranton Republican School, all recipes calling for cheese, get the best qualities The American Coffee Co. sells. ICs so easy to choose from the 19. different varieties show in that LONG SHREDDED Cocoanut b. 15c HOT FROM THE KETTLE! Plain or Sugared Crullers We are very glad of this fact the longer Miss Andree uses Wood lawn Milk the more enthusiastic she becomes about its fine quality, its food value, its uniform goodness.

And we know of no dietician better qualified to judge the excellence of milk or dairy products. CLOVER OR BUCKWHEAT DOLE'S larre ci i rcn dat Honey 5 a 69c Under the will of Alamanza Porter, this city, filed with court yesterday, two sons, Bruce and Louis, are named sole beneficiaries. The estate is valued at $600. A life estate was left to Mrs. Mary Youchunas, this city, under the terms of the will of her husband, Adam Youchunas, filed for probate yesterday.

The estate is valued at $5,800. Upon the death of Mrs. Youchunas her children will receive the remainder. John M. Adler, Roaring Brook Township, left his $200 estate to his wife, Rose, according to his will, filed yesterday.

Nol Pros Charge A charge of felonious wounding preferred against Patrick Connor, 50, Moosic, was nol prossed in court yesterday upon motion of the District Attorney. The prosecutor, James Cooney, 26, who was slightly wounded by Connor in Moosic August 11, asked to have the charge dropped. Cooney was shot three times by Connor following an argument over a card game. Thank School Board At a meeting in Central High School yesterday the Scranton branch of the Pennsylvania State Education Association passed a resolution of gratitude to the 'butter 10c in MEATY SWEET tine quality Columbia Kiver SALMON cans 25c Finest Quality Kipperrd Snacks 5c PINEAPPLE DOLE'S PINEAPPLE 1c each EGGS Prunes 4 s. 25c COTTAGE CHEESE lar uu tan JUICE WOODLAWN RAISIN SEEDLESS Rusks 15for12c Raisins 25c CREAM AS FXTRA FINE SELECTION OF FRESH FRUITS FRUlf" BASKETS FARM DAIRY PRO NUT AMEOWAIV Margarine 2 23c FRESHLY MADE I SELECTED Peanut Butter lb.

15c Eggs doz. 29c DISTRIBUTOR Woodlawn Milk and Woodlawn Dairy Products Aristocrat and Dolly Madison Ice Creams Phones Scranton, 4 1151 Carbondale, 579 Pittston, 1517 PcOFFEEcot'N Board of Education for offering the 1 installment salary system, and 213 Wyoming Scranton, Pa. for allowing the teachers, for absence caused by illness, the difference between their salary and the compensation of the substitute, i Right Reserved to Limit Quantities PRICES EFFECTIVE AT 221 WYOMING AVE. ONLY.