1935 So Red the Nose or Breath in the Afternoon

MtocUtvell Kent^s

SALAMINA Cocktail

1 PART JAMAICA RUM

2 PARTS APPLEJACK

Shake well

''"•^ETWEEN OURSELVES," says Rockwell Kent, "l'd B fc ratherdrink a good Dry Martini. This one, how- ever, if the ingrédients are good, is smooth and potent. It issosimple as to invite use under storm and stress, say in a moment of shiptvreck. Enough of this, and tvhat's shipwreck to a man?" The answer to that is, what's shipAvreck to RockAvell Kent in any case? Particularly on the shores of Green- land Avhere the Justinas, Annas, and Salaminas fall vi- olently and charmingly in love with visiting authors and artists. After a day setting nets for tvhite whales, barter- ing for dog meat, eating seal ont of the common pot, and meditating upon the universe, nôthing Avarms a man like Jamaica Rum and Applejack lifted tOAvard the stars in a pretty toast to one's native housekeeper. Who said Greenland was a cold country?