November 4, 1948 (8 pages)

TIME FOR CLASS . 2—Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, Oct. 28, 1948 Concrete Knowledge — 305 Broad Street, HARLEY M. LEETE, JR. Owner and Publisher Member California Newspaper Publishers Association “improvements some hand at around the place.’’ The next time ia, and entered Wublished every Thursday at Nevada City, Californ City under ams matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada you you feel like making mud pies might try stepping stones, Speak, move act in peace, ag if you were in prayer. In truth, yed a single Whoever has destro of the prejudice is a bénefactor I Wonder why wise medicos Who shake the tree of knowledge now, Can’t learn to cure the common cold ~ And tell their sniffling patients how. I Wonder why our most able and most learned Sooner or later there comes to every home owner the urge to buy a bag of cement and try his A legal newspaper, as defined by statute Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Just Wonderin’ . By Chico State College VALLEY NUGGET ~ -NEVADA CITY-GRASS Nevada City—Telephone 36 Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, Nov. 4, 1948 this is prayer.—Fenelon, rt. human race,—Chamfo Educational Opportunities Available physicians stand helpless in the presence of a common beds and $3.00 curbs between flower bath, a pool cold. Medical science has conquered the terrors of yeland rock garden, a 24-inch walk ow fever, smallpox and many another scourge which of "trom house to drying yard, a pond @ne year (in advance) lawn, a. simple bird @ne month (in advance) old, afflicted mankind. It is busily engaged in the LOSING FORCE study and correction of other pernicious maladies, floor for the chicken house. or a common cold, that is another story and not a Beware of using too much watbut, “Time was when a verbal blast from Stalin » er. Anydne can mix a little ce. very inspiring one. Molotov or Vishinsky created a world-wide furor. No ment, some sand, and water, but 1 the result ;.may not pe concrete. so any more. What is a cold anyway? How are they caught More than half of the Portiand can we do in order to avoid them? It seems ‘Stalin’s latest punch at the west—and the rest cement used. in home, projects is and what actually wasted by being washed silly question to-ponder, but as colds sweep the “of the world—rolled off the interriational chin with away. Concrete should not be the like a and out.of season, someone should consistency of soup. If 30 per cent country in season thardly more effect than a blink of the eyes. too much water is used, the give them his undivided attention. strength, is reduced by one half e. languag strong The world is no longer shocked at We have all had them. They come out of thin air and actually one haif of the ceurtherF place. ment is’ wasted. Alkalis and dirt common it made has usage t Its frequen and pounce upon us for no apparent reason what so ever. We sniffle and suffer and suffer and sniffle and lrink should be used. And since . feel like the wreck of the right. We try all the remedies much water reduces. the; too more, the world has learned that what Moscow says affect physical indications that the Russians want war or are prepared to go to war. Yet, they are making statements and accusations which not so many years ago would Ihave been in themselves sufficient to incite war. The world has learned that words are the most frequently used tools of the Communists and that any matterance from the Kremlin, direct or indirect, has one purpose only—to confuse or deceive .the world the strength of concrete; hence only water which is fit to, 3sn’t important. It’s what Moscow does that counts. At the present time, for example, there are no 6 for ,Oscar, the duck, won at a carmvyl, a2 sun dial, or a cement strength of the concrete, suggested by friends and neighbors, we’ resort to the only curious cures ardently believed in by grandmother enough should be used to dampen all the cement in the mixture. As a general rule, the more concrete is mixed and worked, the greatér=sstrength it will have. Concrete that must be tamped into place will be much stronger, than that which will run into place because tamping liberates trapped air that makes concrete porous and weak. and her generation. We consult the druggist and finally flee to the family physician, who stands before us with down hanging arms and corrugated brow. In answer to or fevered: apeal often says, “it's just a common cold, it will wear off in time.” Wear off, holy smoke! Aw it wears off it wears us out and leaves Best results are obtained by keeping concrete from drying out too soon. About five hours after conerete has ben laid, it should be thoroughly wetted. and cov us depleted physically, mentally and morally. The so called common cold is no respecter of @N some issue. persons, it pesters the happy school boy and spoils his morning face, it lays a monarch low. It tweaks the Stalin’s recent outburst is proof of that -He didn’t ered with burlap, straw, canvas, nose of a dainty miss and gives her a “code in the Wet the known facts about the Berlin situation stop him paper or dirt and kept damp for e in the tlement of that question. His charge that the six neu‘tral nations on the Security Council were supporting “ta policy of aggression” in their efforts to settle the ‘Beilin dispute, was so far from the obvious truth that even :some of the Communists “fellow travelers’’ must have blushed. several days. In fact, the. longer it is kept damp, the stronger it will be. Concrete hardened in air has. less than half the strength of that hardened under dampness. If you are making a duck or fish pond or a watering trough and wish to make the concrete water tight, it is. not necessary to mix waterproofing compounds with the concrete materials. node,” and it afflicts:a presidential candidat midst of his last minute campaigning. No one is im mune, and-the-nondiseriminati reats_ ed from accusing the Western nations of blockinga set The Marine Corps Institute, a correspondence school offering a variety of more than 200 well-chosen courses, free of charge to Marines everywhere, has been aptly described as a made-to-order education for on-the-go Marines. Above, a MCI instructor explains the advantages of the Institute and sciwe of the courses offered to a prospective Marine student. everyone alike. In due time, a cold does depart as mysteriously — as it came, but it often leaves us with a “hangover a cough, bronchitis, flu, maybe rheumatism, or some TABU USUALLY KEP? PRIMITIVE MAN FROM . CANNIBALISM. BUT: DURING FAMINE JT, other ism or itis, or a mean disposition. Yes indeed, Simply use agggregates which are change ‘it ‘is littke wonder that as the Kremlin voices non-porous, such as granite or colds are most devastating, they waste our time, ‘So, quartz, keep out excess water, our plans and make us persona non grata with friends, set louder they dwindle in force and effect. Maybe keep moist for about two weeks we wish some day Stalin and his stooges will catch on and before filling it with water, and family and any group of humans with whom it: will be water tight, Waterproof. to associate. What to do about all this? Evidently shut up. coatings, if used, should be apfor sciénce to take a plied as soon as the forms are nothing, but I think it high time i removed, because their chief advantage is in aiding the curing THE COST OF GOVERNMENT WAS SOMETIMES BROKEN a\\ BIN \ vigorous hand. There must be a cure, preventatives; CHEVALIER DALB/GNIAG, there must be some method as yet undiscovered whereby we may be delivered from the pest which so grieveIn various campaign speeches, both candidates us. 1 for one, am tired of suffering and Beave dwelt on the need for rigorous economy in govFine aggregate (sand) ranges up iously afflicts being strong. exeinent. And that, whatever one’s political affiliations, to very small gravel one quarter ] Wonder if the new president meets with your in diameter. Anything larger s absolutely essential to the survival of an economic inch is gravel. Coal, mica, clay, loam, unqualified approval. Probably not; but at least the system which has done more for more people than dust or shale are detrimental to and the late campaign was more sane amy other—and which is based on individual incentive, the strength of concrete and agstorm is over gregates containing any noticeand sanitary than many of us remember. The candienterprise and ambition. able amounts should be washed dates evidently considered that both they and their opthem before mixing. No one can deny that the American people, freeA ofgood mixture is one part of ponents were people and that is a long step in the @hrough their government, have accepted enormous cement, four parts of sand and right direction. six parts of gravel well graded $mancial commitments for foreign aid, the national and mixed before the addition Now that a president has been chosen, it becomes w@efense, and other unavoidable projects. And the very of water. There is one cubic foot our duty to support him tothe best of our ability. He a bag of cement. This combined size and burden of these commitments is all the more in with dry aggregate takes approxis our president whether we voted for him or for anweason for cutting every possible nickel from the doimately six gall6étis 6f water for other and his position in the great America of ours, about eight cubic feet of conmestic Federal budget, and for pruning duplicating crete. For a’smooth surface, dry demands respect from all and all co-operation from cement may be_ sprinkled over bureaus to the limit. every individual. and smoothed with a wet trowel We must have a government which will divorce within an hour after laying. A disgruntled voice makes complaint: ‘“Just look #tself from activities which can be carried on by busiat the navy; no one shoves the big battle wagons ‘mess—as, for example, the production of electric power. around, but me—oh, I’m just the Merchant Marine. We must have a government which will recognize that It's anchors away for the navy, it’s anchors in the mud there is a limit to ‘“ social security,” and that the people for the Merchant Marine. ”’ by preventing evaporation of REFUGEE FROM FRENCH un REVOLUTION, PROSPERED . BY DRIVING ABOUT LON combined water. Concrete is no stronger than the aggregate of which it is made. amued, will stop our development as a nation, destroy athe.roats of progress, and court actual bankruptcy. An affirmation of these principles by the next & "president and Congress, regardless of the political ‘party in power, is necessary for the preservation of this nation. ) PRIMITIVE MAN, PVHEN # LUCKY ENOUGH TO KILL ASICK OR WOUNDED MASTODON OR WOOLLY RHINOCEROS, GORGED HEART AND. LIVER FIRST. : aw & <A Nets fe, = _=* ~ (NAPOLEON LOST THE GFA ina _-— ba BATTLE OF LEIPZIG (1812) WHILE SUFFER (NG INDIGESTION FROM TOOMUCH MUTTON ING. WITH ONION STUFF —e place One point to remember is to use the meat in slices as long as it will slice—diced leftover meat comes later! Sliced leftover meat may be dipped in «milk, then in bread crumbs or corn meal, and fried in hot fat. Or it may be dipped in-catsup, then corn flakes, before frying. Or devil the slices of melted butter,.mustard, and Worcestershire sauce. Diced meats can be used-many DRINK IN WORK MANS HOMME AND INGS PALACE. + 34 Sa 'LAW FORBADE FRUIT 4 SELLING IN STREETS BENG . GAUSE “SERVANTS WOULD] ways. when A “quick stew” diced cooked meat curried pork, which features diced leftover pork with a dash of curry seasoning. CURRIED thoroughly, stirring occasionally Serve hot prevent sticking. to if desired. fluffy rice, with be used (Green tomatoes may instead of apples.) 6 servings. Foods fried in fat have long favorites to serve with been meat. A new twist is ot prepare foods in shallow fat, a these mere 1% to 2 inches deep in a frying pan, ‘says Reba Stagas, well-known food authority. This represents a saving in time because it does not take as long to heat the pan of shallow fat, and with the increased frying area more foods may be fried at a time. . To fat-fry in this manner, you may use a medium or large-sized heavy frying pan. A wire besket is not necessary if you have a slotted fork to remove the food from the fat and absorbent toweling to drain it. Good accompaniments for meat are french fried onion rings—dip them in cornmeal “different” effect. batter for a Or you can lattice-cut your potatoes for fry ing. Another treat with meat is french fried cauliflower sections. Happy is the homemaker who knows how much waffles can do for her menus. When in a pinch for entertaining or preparing a quick meal for the family, out comes the waffle baker and a luscious meal ig on the table in no time! would not want to serve them for both courses in the same meal! Chocolate waffles are treats anyPORK cups chopped leftover pork cup. sliced onion tablespoons pork drippings er WAS THE FAMILY cups diced tart apples ee “G000 YEARS AGC “(CIN BABYLON, BEER ZA Z > ~ TE . cd LONDON,. QUEEN ANNE BOLEYN, 7O PLEASE HEARTY HENRY WL, AT CORONATION DINNER ATE 22 DISHES AS FIRST COURSE, AND 30ASA SECOND. COPYRIGHT 1948 J.V.CLARKE. BARGAIN BUILDINGS A" CAMP BEALE FOR SALE Cherry Filled Coffee Cake CAMP BEALE: All remaining surplus bunldings. at Camp Beale, Near Marysville, have been purchased from the War Assets Administration for resale to veterans . § and farmers, it was announced today by the State Department of Finance. H. H. Jaqueth, Department’s Chief Loca] of the Allocation Division, said the final Camp Beale sale, now in progress, ineluded about 40 miscellaneous buildings, purchaseable by eligible veterans and farmers at fixed prices ranging from $25 ot $1,060, plus state sales tax. . . The new group of structures includes shop. buildings, sheds, grease racks, ramps and other items Suitable for use on farms, either for conversion into farm labor housing or for other utility purposes. Jaqueth urged _ that farmers, with~-harvesting completed, take advantage of these building ‘‘bargains’’ in making their plans for next year’s operation. He called particular attention +, t Mid-way through this quick coffee cake is a filling of juicy cherries to lend appetite appeal to a good breakfast. Ore cherry to the shop building as ‘fan outFor a hot bread that features so much ood eating, this standing. value.’’ They are 48 by filled coffee cake is exceptionally easy to make. Into the baking i 64 feet, with attached—-sheds goes a crunchy layer of streusel, then a coffee cake batter, thein ranging in length from 14 to 182 feet, priced from $460 to $1,060. Also available at Camp Beale are a number of mess hall buildings 25 feet wide and from 72 to 120 feet long, priced from $580 sweetened cherries, finally more batter. This layered cake bakes Me 25 minutes. Then it puts in an appearance at the breakfast table to give that meal style and sparkle. Uses for such a coffee cake need not be limited to breakfast. ; Because it contains enriched flour, it is rich in. B-vitamins, food energy) is browned in hot fat, and 2 and iron. With this splendid nutritional value, it is a mid-afternoon tablespoons flour-and 1 can vegetreat for callers, a supper dessert, a brunch special. Enriched flour, Not only are waffles a main to $1,300. There also remain some table soup are added. Heat until course treat, but they do for products are good menu-balancers, since all their food values add up, of the panmelized buildings suitthickened, then serve on _ hot dessert as well, says Reba Staggs, on the credit side of the meal. This coffee cake is high in the list of, able for conversion into six-room biscuits. Or try this recipe for sch products, home economist —— though you results TO BUY. 7% MONEY according to Reba Staggs, home economist, is with leftovers. Many homemakers consider it a chore to use those’ last bits of food, although they really can provide flavor for many delicious dishes. Actually, when you serve a large cut of meat at one meal, the family looks forward to the meals to follow——and to raiding the refrigerator, as well! Sliced meat sandwiches, shepherd’s pie, meat salads, and all the other good dishes, are favorite followups. If you adopt the family’s enthusiasm and also consider the economy of cooking several meals at once with the one piece of meat, leftovers will become a real challenge to you. In _ fact, you may-even want to plan these larger euts ahead so that you can cut. down on your budget as well! as your kitchen time. different “\STEAL EMPLOYERS” start, by brushing them with a mixture WP noe A 18% CENTURY ENGLISH to EXPRESSED” FROM \. ee al wecegnizes that ruthless taxation, long enough con good ALE./F INFERIOR,” SPECIAL ALE WAS, Adeline Merriam Conner. A different approach is sometimes the cure for food boredom. A ALE FOR } THE QUEEN: i must stop looking to government for benefits they sshould provide through their own work and thrift and feresight. Finally, we must have a national policy that NUGGET RECIPES DON TO MIX SALADS FOR THE NOBILIT™ cup thin gravy teaspoon curry powder tablespoons lemon juice teaspoon salt homes, “packaged’’ for immediate delivery. Certification of eligibility to time. Try serving them a la mode nee viutla ioe ereéen With purchase canbe applied for through county service officers, chocolate sauce. Or sweeten the in the case tounty farm waffle batter and serve as' a placement of veterans; an@ advisors or farm managers in the case sent YOHERRY FILLED COFFEE CAKE eS % cup sugar Topping 4, cup enriched flour Mix_sugar, flour, and cinnamon. Cut or rub in butter or margar Batter 7 enS { . A cups sifted enriched flour a fh . short-cake with berries. Cup sugar f yt of farmers. Completed certifi2 teaspoons baking powder ‘ rd As a main course, serve waffles cations must be presented at 3 tablespoons melted shortening. adh / , 1 #2 can cherries (1% cups drained) ee * with creamed ham and peas Or}Camp Beale at the time of sels Yq teaspoon salt creamed dried beef. Or put criss. purchase. 4G tap pnitke Sift together flour, sugar, baki powder, and salt. Beat egg. Cook onion in pork drippings the waffle batter before you bake . each is that it contains a high milk and melted shortening. for 5 minutes. Add apples. Cover it. Another good variation features . enough proportion of a high qualto flour mixture, stirring /until and cook until tender, Add the corn meal added for part of the] ity fat, such as lard, to make the mixture is smooth, Spread_ half pork, gravy, curry powder, lemon 1 teaspoon cinnamon V4 cup butter gr margarine cross strips of bacon on top of flour. There are many good waffle. waffle tender and keep it from juice ,and salt. Heat the mixture recipes. The important thing with! sticking to the baker. . the batter into greased pan, ‘ eight by eight inches, Cover with cherries. Sprinkle half the topping over cherries. Cover with remain ing batter, and finally. with re maining topping. Bake in moder+ ately hot oven (400 degrees F.) 25 minutes. Yield: 1 coffee cake, eight by eight inches.

TIME FOR CLASS . 2—Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, Oct. 28, 1948 Concrete Knowledge — 305 Broad Street, HARLEY M. LEETE, JR. Owner and Publisher Member California Newspaper Publishers Association “improvements some hand at around the place.’’ The next time ia, and entered Wublished every Thursday at Nevada City, Californ City under ams matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada you you feel like making mud pies might try stepping stones, Speak, move act in peace, ag if you were in prayer. In truth, yed a single Whoever has destro of the prejudice is a bénefactor I Wonder why wise medicos Who shake the tree of knowledge now, Can’t learn to cure the common cold ~ And tell their sniffling patients how. I Wonder why our most able and most learned Sooner or later there comes to every home owner the urge to buy a bag of cement and try his A legal newspaper, as defined by statute Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Just Wonderin’ . By Chico State College VALLEY NUGGET ~ -NEVADA CITY-GRASS Nevada City—Telephone 36 Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, Nov. 4, 1948 this is prayer.—Fenelon, rt. human race,—Chamfo Educational Opportunities Available physicians stand helpless in the presence of a common beds and $3.00 curbs between flower bath, a pool cold. Medical science has conquered the terrors of yeland rock garden, a 24-inch walk ow fever, smallpox and many another scourge which of "trom house to drying yard, a pond @ne year (in advance) lawn, a. simple bird @ne month (in advance) old, afflicted mankind. It is busily engaged in the LOSING FORCE study and correction of other pernicious maladies, floor for the chicken house. or a common cold, that is another story and not a Beware of using too much watbut, “Time was when a verbal blast from Stalin » er. Anydne can mix a little ce. very inspiring one. Molotov or Vishinsky created a world-wide furor. No ment, some sand, and water, but 1 the result ;.may not pe concrete. so any more. What is a cold anyway? How are they caught More than half of the Portiand can we do in order to avoid them? It seems ‘Stalin’s latest punch at the west—and the rest cement used. in home, projects is and what actually wasted by being washed silly question to-ponder, but as colds sweep the “of the world—rolled off the interriational chin with away. Concrete should not be the like a and out.of season, someone should consistency of soup. If 30 per cent country in season thardly more effect than a blink of the eyes. too much water is used, the give them his undivided attention. strength, is reduced by one half e. languag strong The world is no longer shocked at We have all had them. They come out of thin air and actually one haif of the ceurtherF place. ment is’ wasted. Alkalis and dirt common it made has usage t Its frequen and pounce upon us for no apparent reason what so ever. We sniffle and suffer and suffer and sniffle and lrink should be used. And since . feel like the wreck of the right. We try all the remedies much water reduces. the; too more, the world has learned that what Moscow says affect physical indications that the Russians want war or are prepared to go to war. Yet, they are making statements and accusations which not so many years ago would Ihave been in themselves sufficient to incite war. The world has learned that words are the most frequently used tools of the Communists and that any matterance from the Kremlin, direct or indirect, has one purpose only—to confuse or deceive .the world the strength of concrete; hence only water which is fit to, 3sn’t important. It’s what Moscow does that counts. At the present time, for example, there are no 6 for ,Oscar, the duck, won at a carmvyl, a2 sun dial, or a cement strength of the concrete, suggested by friends and neighbors, we’ resort to the only curious cures ardently believed in by grandmother enough should be used to dampen all the cement in the mixture. As a general rule, the more concrete is mixed and worked, the greatér=sstrength it will have. Concrete that must be tamped into place will be much stronger, than that which will run into place because tamping liberates trapped air that makes concrete porous and weak. and her generation. We consult the druggist and finally flee to the family physician, who stands before us with down hanging arms and corrugated brow. In answer to or fevered: apeal often says, “it's just a common cold, it will wear off in time.” Wear off, holy smoke! Aw it wears off it wears us out and leaves Best results are obtained by keeping concrete from drying out too soon. About five hours after conerete has ben laid, it should be thoroughly wetted. and cov us depleted physically, mentally and morally. The so called common cold is no respecter of @N some issue. persons, it pesters the happy school boy and spoils his morning face, it lays a monarch low. It tweaks the Stalin’s recent outburst is proof of that -He didn’t ered with burlap, straw, canvas, nose of a dainty miss and gives her a “code in the Wet the known facts about the Berlin situation stop him paper or dirt and kept damp for e in the tlement of that question. His charge that the six neu‘tral nations on the Security Council were supporting “ta policy of aggression” in their efforts to settle the ‘Beilin dispute, was so far from the obvious truth that even :some of the Communists “fellow travelers’’ must have blushed. several days. In fact, the. longer it is kept damp, the stronger it will be. Concrete hardened in air has. less than half the strength of that hardened under dampness. If you are making a duck or fish pond or a watering trough and wish to make the concrete water tight, it is. not necessary to mix waterproofing compounds with the concrete materials. node,” and it afflicts:a presidential candidat midst of his last minute campaigning. No one is im mune, and-the-nondiseriminati reats_ ed from accusing the Western nations of blockinga set The Marine Corps Institute, a correspondence school offering a variety of more than 200 well-chosen courses, free of charge to Marines everywhere, has been aptly described as a made-to-order education for on-the-go Marines. Above, a MCI instructor explains the advantages of the Institute and sciwe of the courses offered to a prospective Marine student. everyone alike. In due time, a cold does depart as mysteriously — as it came, but it often leaves us with a “hangover a cough, bronchitis, flu, maybe rheumatism, or some TABU USUALLY KEP? PRIMITIVE MAN FROM . CANNIBALISM. BUT: DURING FAMINE JT, other ism or itis, or a mean disposition. Yes indeed, Simply use agggregates which are change ‘it ‘is littke wonder that as the Kremlin voices non-porous, such as granite or colds are most devastating, they waste our time, ‘So, quartz, keep out excess water, our plans and make us persona non grata with friends, set louder they dwindle in force and effect. Maybe keep moist for about two weeks we wish some day Stalin and his stooges will catch on and before filling it with water, and family and any group of humans with whom it: will be water tight, Waterproof. to associate. What to do about all this? Evidently shut up. coatings, if used, should be apfor sciénce to take a plied as soon as the forms are nothing, but I think it high time i removed, because their chief advantage is in aiding the curing THE COST OF GOVERNMENT WAS SOMETIMES BROKEN a\\ BIN \ vigorous hand. There must be a cure, preventatives; CHEVALIER DALB/GNIAG, there must be some method as yet undiscovered whereby we may be delivered from the pest which so grieveIn various campaign speeches, both candidates us. 1 for one, am tired of suffering and Beave dwelt on the need for rigorous economy in govFine aggregate (sand) ranges up iously afflicts being strong. exeinent. And that, whatever one’s political affiliations, to very small gravel one quarter ] Wonder if the new president meets with your in diameter. Anything larger s absolutely essential to the survival of an economic inch is gravel. Coal, mica, clay, loam, unqualified approval. Probably not; but at least the system which has done more for more people than dust or shale are detrimental to and the late campaign was more sane amy other—and which is based on individual incentive, the strength of concrete and agstorm is over gregates containing any noticeand sanitary than many of us remember. The candienterprise and ambition. able amounts should be washed dates evidently considered that both they and their opthem before mixing. No one can deny that the American people, freeA ofgood mixture is one part of ponents were people and that is a long step in the @hrough their government, have accepted enormous cement, four parts of sand and right direction. six parts of gravel well graded $mancial commitments for foreign aid, the national and mixed before the addition Now that a president has been chosen, it becomes w@efense, and other unavoidable projects. And the very of water. There is one cubic foot our duty to support him tothe best of our ability. He a bag of cement. This combined size and burden of these commitments is all the more in with dry aggregate takes approxis our president whether we voted for him or for anweason for cutting every possible nickel from the doimately six gall6étis 6f water for other and his position in the great America of ours, about eight cubic feet of conmestic Federal budget, and for pruning duplicating crete. For a’smooth surface, dry demands respect from all and all co-operation from cement may be_ sprinkled over bureaus to the limit. every individual. and smoothed with a wet trowel We must have a government which will divorce within an hour after laying. A disgruntled voice makes complaint: ‘“Just look #tself from activities which can be carried on by busiat the navy; no one shoves the big battle wagons ‘mess—as, for example, the production of electric power. around, but me—oh, I’m just the Merchant Marine. We must have a government which will recognize that It's anchors away for the navy, it’s anchors in the mud there is a limit to ‘“ social security,” and that the people for the Merchant Marine. ”’ by preventing evaporation of REFUGEE FROM FRENCH un REVOLUTION, PROSPERED . BY DRIVING ABOUT LON combined water. Concrete is no stronger than the aggregate of which it is made. amued, will stop our development as a nation, destroy athe.roats of progress, and court actual bankruptcy. An affirmation of these principles by the next & "president and Congress, regardless of the political ‘party in power, is necessary for the preservation of this nation. ) PRIMITIVE MAN, PVHEN # LUCKY ENOUGH TO KILL ASICK OR WOUNDED MASTODON OR WOOLLY RHINOCEROS, GORGED HEART AND. LIVER FIRST. : aw & <A Nets fe, = _=* ~ (NAPOLEON LOST THE GFA ina _-— ba BATTLE OF LEIPZIG (1812) WHILE SUFFER (NG INDIGESTION FROM TOOMUCH MUTTON ING. WITH ONION STUFF —e place One point to remember is to use the meat in slices as long as it will slice—diced leftover meat comes later! Sliced leftover meat may be dipped in «milk, then in bread crumbs or corn meal, and fried in hot fat. Or it may be dipped in-catsup, then corn flakes, before frying. Or devil the slices of melted butter,.mustard, and Worcestershire sauce. Diced meats can be used-many DRINK IN WORK MANS HOMME AND INGS PALACE. + 34 Sa 'LAW FORBADE FRUIT 4

SELLING IN STREETS BENG . GAUSE “SERVANTS WOULD] ways. when A “quick stew” diced cooked meat curried pork, which features diced leftover pork with a dash of curry seasoning. CURRIED thoroughly, stirring occasionally Serve hot prevent sticking. to if desired. fluffy rice, with be used (Green tomatoes may instead of apples.) 6 servings. Foods fried in fat have long favorites to serve with been meat. A new twist is ot prepare foods in shallow fat, a these mere 1% to 2 inches deep in a frying pan, ‘says Reba Stagas, well-known food authority. This represents a saving in time because it does not take as long to heat the pan of shallow fat, and with the increased frying area more foods may be fried at a time. . To fat-fry in this manner, you may use a medium or large-sized heavy frying pan. A wire besket is not necessary if you have a slotted fork to remove the food from the fat and absorbent toweling to drain it. Good accompaniments for meat are french fried onion rings—dip them in cornmeal “different” effect. batter for a Or you can lattice-cut your potatoes for fry ing. Another treat with meat is french fried cauliflower sections. Happy is the homemaker who knows how much waffles can do for her menus. When in a pinch for entertaining or preparing a quick meal for the family, out comes the waffle baker and a luscious meal ig on the table in no time! would not want to serve them for both courses in the same meal! Chocolate waffles are treats anyPORK cups chopped leftover pork cup. sliced onion tablespoons pork drippings er WAS THE FAMILY cups diced tart apples ee “G000 YEARS AGC “(CIN BABYLON, BEER ZA Z > ~ TE . cd LONDON,. QUEEN ANNE BOLEYN, 7O PLEASE HEARTY HENRY WL, AT CORONATION DINNER ATE 22 DISHES AS FIRST COURSE, AND 30ASA SECOND. COPYRIGHT 1948 J.V.CLARKE. BARGAIN BUILDINGS A" CAMP BEALE FOR SALE Cherry Filled Coffee Cake CAMP BEALE: All remaining surplus bunldings. at Camp Beale, Near Marysville, have been purchased from the War Assets Administration for resale to veterans . § and farmers, it was announced today by the State Department of Finance. H. H. Jaqueth, Department’s Chief Loca] of the Allocation Division, said the final Camp Beale sale, now in progress, ineluded about 40 miscellaneous buildings, purchaseable by eligible veterans and farmers at fixed prices ranging from $25 ot $1,060, plus state sales tax. . . The new group of structures includes shop. buildings, sheds, grease racks, ramps and other items Suitable for use on farms, either for conversion into farm labor housing or for other utility purposes. Jaqueth urged _ that farmers, with~-harvesting completed, take advantage of these building ‘‘bargains’’ in making their plans for next year’s operation. He called particular attention +, t Mid-way through this quick coffee cake is a filling of juicy cherries to lend appetite appeal to a good breakfast. Ore cherry to the shop building as ‘fan outFor a hot bread that features so much ood eating, this standing. value.’’ They are 48 by filled coffee cake is exceptionally easy to make. Into the baking i 64 feet, with attached—-sheds goes a crunchy layer of streusel, then a coffee cake batter, thein ranging in length from 14 to 182 feet, priced from $460 to $1,060. Also available at Camp Beale are a number of mess hall buildings 25 feet wide and from 72 to 120 feet long, priced from $580 sweetened cherries, finally more batter. This layered cake bakes Me 25 minutes. Then it puts in an appearance at the breakfast table to give that meal style and sparkle. Uses for such a coffee cake need not be limited to breakfast. ; Because it contains enriched flour, it is rich in. B-vitamins, food energy) is browned in hot fat, and 2 and iron. With this splendid nutritional value, it is a mid-afternoon tablespoons flour-and 1 can vegetreat for callers, a supper dessert, a brunch special. Enriched flour, Not only are waffles a main to $1,300. There also remain some table soup are added. Heat until course treat, but they do for products are good menu-balancers, since all their food values add up, of the panmelized buildings suitthickened, then serve on _ hot dessert as well, says Reba Staggs, on the credit side of the meal. This coffee cake is high in the list of, able for conversion into six-room biscuits. Or try this recipe for sch products, home economist —— though you results TO BUY. 7% MONEY according to Reba Staggs, home economist, is with leftovers. Many homemakers consider it a chore to use those’ last bits of food, although they really can provide flavor for many delicious dishes. Actually, when you serve a large cut of meat at one meal, the family looks forward to the meals to follow——and to raiding the refrigerator, as well! Sliced meat sandwiches, shepherd’s pie, meat salads, and all the other good dishes, are favorite followups. If you adopt the family’s enthusiasm and also consider the economy of cooking several meals at once with the one piece of meat, leftovers will become a real challenge to you. In _ fact, you may-even want to plan these larger euts ahead so that you can cut. down on your budget as well! as your kitchen time. different “\STEAL EMPLOYERS” start, by brushing them with a mixture WP noe A 18% CENTURY ENGLISH to EXPRESSED” FROM \. ee al wecegnizes that ruthless taxation, long enough con good ALE./F INFERIOR,” SPECIAL ALE WAS, Adeline Merriam Conner. A different approach is sometimes the cure for food boredom. A ALE FOR } THE QUEEN: i must stop looking to government for benefits they sshould provide through their own work and thrift and feresight. Finally, we must have a national policy that NUGGET RECIPES DON TO MIX SALADS FOR THE NOBILIT™ cup thin gravy teaspoon curry powder tablespoons lemon juice teaspoon salt homes, “packaged’’ for immediate delivery. Certification of eligibility to time. Try serving them a la mode nee viutla ioe ereéen With purchase canbe applied for through county service officers, chocolate sauce. Or sweeten the in the case tounty farm waffle batter and serve as' a placement of veterans; an@ advisors or farm managers in the case sent YOHERRY FILLED COFFEE CAKE eS % cup sugar Topping 4, cup enriched flour Mix_sugar, flour, and cinnamon. Cut or rub in butter or margar Batter 7 enS { . A cups sifted enriched flour a fh . short-cake with berries. Cup sugar f yt of farmers. Completed certifi2 teaspoons baking powder ‘ rd As a main course, serve waffles cations must be presented at 3 tablespoons melted shortening. adh / , 1 #2 can cherries (1% cups drained) ee * with creamed ham and peas Or}Camp Beale at the time of sels Yq teaspoon salt creamed dried beef. Or put criss. purchase. 4G tap pnitke Sift together flour, sugar, baki powder, and salt. Beat egg. Cook onion in pork drippings the waffle batter before you bake . each is that it contains a high milk and melted shortening. for 5 minutes. Add apples. Cover it. Another good variation features . enough proportion of a high qualto flour mixture, stirring /until and cook until tender, Add the corn meal added for part of the] ity fat, such as lard, to make the mixture is smooth, Spread_ half pork, gravy, curry powder, lemon 1 teaspoon cinnamon V4 cup butter gr margarine cross strips of bacon on top of flour. There are many good waffle. waffle tender and keep it from juice ,and salt. Heat the mixture recipes. The important thing with! sticking to the baker. . the batter into greased pan, ‘ eight by eight inches, Cover with cherries. Sprinkle half the topping over cherries. Cover with remain ing batter, and finally. with re maining topping. Bake in moder+ ately hot oven (400 degrees F.) 25 minutes. Yield: 1 coffee cake, eight by eight inches.