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Evening star., 1941-09-11

which have been held in abeyance
for some time, permit only one-year
contracts whereas it has been the
practice for major chains to make
contracts for as long a period as five
years.
M. B. S. also asked that the call
period under which the chains may
exercise their option of time on
affiliated stations be made AZ days.
The option time now in practice by
the large chains is % days.
Neither C. B. S. nor N. B. C. ac-
companied their notice of appear
ance with briefs. Therefore there
was no indication of what stand
they would take on the petition OF
M. B. S. The briefs are not due
until the commission opens its argu-
ments tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Four Generations
Represented at Rotary
Fafher-SonL Luncheon
Maj. Larson, Nays
Football Coach, One
Of Sports Speakers

-Four generations of one family
attended the Rotary Clubs father
and son luncheon in the Willard
Hotel yesterday. Though only the
senior member was Rotarian, he
brought along his son-in-laW, the
son-in-law of his son-in-laW and
the son of his sonin-law's son-in-
law In other terms, Warren Nigh.
9, attend as great grandson of
Henry Brewood, 80, of 3l08 South
Dakota avenue NE, for 26 years
a club member.
With Mr.. BreWood were his SON.
in-law, w. H. Dunn, SO, of 1858
Brentwood road NE, and Frank
Nigh, "a, of 2800 Brentwood road
NE, Mr.. Dunn's son-in-law. More
than 300 members, relatives and
guests attended the luncheon.
Algernon P. Reeves, president, pre-
SIDED and Charles Gavin was mas
ter of ceremonies. Maj. Emory E.
"Swede" Larson, head football coach
at the Naval Academy, told football
yarns and, in a more serious vein,
he predicted that the Navy football
team this year will play to the
utmost of their ability throughout
the season" He declined, however.
to make any predictions on the out
come of any games.
Arch Mcdonald, sports commen-
tator, spoke and Art Brown, local
entertainer, led the group in songs.
Mr.. Garvin read a poem dedicated
to fathers and sons and their rela-
tionship as pals and friends. The
luncheon was opened with salute
to the flag, led by Col. Leroy w.
Heron.
Among the guests of honor listed
were Nick Altrock, baseball coach
and comedian; Charlie Malone,
Washington Redskin end; John Fa-
ber, Maryland University athletic
director; Brig. Gen. Albert l.. Cox,
head of the Washington Provisional
Brigade; Staff Cassell, American
University athletic director, and
"Trip" Miller, assistant coach at the
Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

governments of Norway, the Neither
lands and Yugoslavia established
there
He will serve concurrently in his
new post and without additional
compensation, the Presidents nom
ination made clear.
Appointment of Minister to the
Czech government-in-ex had been
delayed for some time due to tech
nicalities arising from the fact that
the United States never acknowl-
edged abolition of the Prague gov
ernment following German invasion
of CZecho-Slovakia, continuing to
recognize Vladimir Hurban as the
Czecho-Sl Minister here.
The provisional committee estab-
lished in London by Czecho-Slovak
leaders who fed into exile in the
wake of the German invasion now
has been recognized as provisional
government, clearing the way for
accredited of an American Minister
to it.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Amos Robert, 100, Dies
AT Lutheran Home

Amos Robert, 100, died today at
the Lutheran Home for the Aged,
Eighteenth and w streets NE. He
had lived there since 1922.
Mr.. Robert was known as the
"daddy" of the home. Although
blind and usually confined to his
room, he attended a large birth
day anniversary party in his honor
at the home, February S, when he
passed the century mark.
Born in Coduras, Pa, Mr.. Robert
was q farmer until he came here to
Evening star., 1941-09-11

live at the home. He is survived
by a sister, Mrs. Katherine Gitt of
Littletown, Pa, and two nephews,
the Rev. c. B. Robert. Westminster.
Md, and Quintin D. Robert, Little
town.
Services will be held at the home
at 2 pm. Saturday and at the JEFF
ferson Lutheran Church, jefferson.
Pa. Sunday at 3 pm. He will be
buried there.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
BiddIe Named Minister
To Czech Government

President Roosevelt today nomi-
mated Anthony j. Drexel Biddle, jr.,
to be United States Minister to the
provisional government of Czecho-
Slovakia in London.
Mr.. Biddle already is serving as
Ambassador to the exile govern
ments of Poland and Belgium in
London, as we'll as Minister to the
Evening star., 1941-09-11
40 Prs. MEMS Orie.
S4.95 SHOES
FOR FALL
SS.49

ons or oloCk m wing tips,
English toes, French toes
and custom toes. Broken
sizes in this group.
40 Prs. Mems Orig. S4.e5
Sport Shoes. All whites and
ton-ond-whtes in wing tips,
stroioht tips and plain toes.
Broken sizes Slip
40 Prs. Mems Orig. $6.e5
California cosuoI Shoes.
Mode with comfortable
wedge" bottoms. Broken
sizes " S4.9S
(The Hecht Co.'S MODERN
Mans Store, Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-09-11
A. Men'S Orig.
$3.50 Felt
HATS
SI.O(b

Odds and ends in ereys,
browns ond greens. Sizes
7 TO 75s, but not in every
color.
The Hecht Co.'S MODERN
Mans Store, Main Floor)
Evening star., 1941-09-11
n. B. t.. and Columbia
Join in F. {. C. Case
Over Chain Rules
Oral Arguments to Begin
Tomorrow on MutuuI's
PIeu for Revision

The National BroadcaSting Co.
and the Columbia Broadcasting
System notified the Federal Com
munications Commission today they
Evening star., 1941-09-11
u Men's Orig.
S2.95 Fine
Washable
ROBES
88c

Mode Of washable rotine
which looks and feels like
lightweight terry cloth. Not.
uroI ton shades with con-
trostina wine color. cuffs,
collar and sosh. Small,
medium and large sizes.
(The Hecht Co.'S MODERN
Mans Store, Main Floor)
4s Mems Orig. 65e and
SI.00 Hond-TaiIosed Ties.
Silks, silk and = royons in
Iioht and dark patterns 2se
80 Mems Orig. Sl.oo Fc-
NOUS Moke Sport Belts.
Brown ond white, black ond
white. Small sizes 3Se
Is Mems Orig. Si.o0 Tie
and Handkerchief Sets.
Royon and silks Soc
4 Mems Orig. S4.ss Terry
Cloth Robes. Conory or
blue in medium and large
sizes --- S2.88
CThe Hecht Co.'S MODERN
Mans Store. Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-09-11
81 WOmen'S Orig.
S6.95 and
S7.9S Weekend
Luggage
S4.I9

Three ply veneer frores
covered with lightweight,
washable convos and bound
with top-poin cowhide. IS,
l5 ond Il inch sizes.
(The Hecht Cos MODERN
Luggage Shop, Main Floor)
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Mems Orig. 600 Sheldon Foil TOpeoots $500
ReguIoLs I33, z34 I35, !-36 537 l4O a. IA l46;
Shorts 2-35 2-37, 3-39, lao Long l-44
Rsauo>, ' 81 M IS 'is9S so so so S 5 t019s
Mems Orig. $500 Famous Make Tweed Suits $3.50
Reguo!, I35, $50 LAC; Shorts lbs, 336, 2-37; stouts
Mems Orig. $4,000 Fomou, Moke worted Suits 5000
Shorts I.35 l-36 437 40 Long l37; Stout 1-38; Short
Stout AS; Long Stouts l-42, IA.
Mems Orig. $1,000 Sheldon overcoots $500
Re9Go ReoDo qo3 Do:42 z2 @ o4 s9 8 P 4z 2oa D2 @
Longs I-37, 2-39, $40 1-42 2-44.
Mems Orig $500 Sheldon Turedos dos-------------sI2.so
Regular l-35; Short lbs.
Mems Orig $500 Sheldon Deluxe Tu.edos $3.50
Orig $1,000 Fomous Moke Topeoots 5000
Regular lbs, l36, l-44 Short I-46 Longs l-39, lao
Orig $3.50 Treasure Cloth" Suits $500
Requo 2-35 3-37 I-38 2-39 IA Shorts 2-37 1-38 2-39
l-40 2-42; Longs 2-37, l-39, LAO 2-42, LA.
Orig $1,000 Sheldon z-Trouser Tweed Suits 5000
Lo6o IA; Stous 239 40 3-44 I-46 I-48 Short Stout
LA; Long Stouts l-42, l-48, $50.
Mans Orig s45oo Society Brond shetond TopeOut $500
Imported green fobnc. Size 81 regular.
Orig $3.50 Sheldon zppened Tweed Topeoot SIS 90
Wear it os topcoo overcoot. Size 40 long.
Mems Orig $3.50 Sheldon Full Dress Suits ---S $500
Short -36, l-37 l-39.
Mems Orig $1,000 Society Bond Chesterfield oveeoos $500
Regular l-35; Longs l38, lao.
Mems Orig $40 Sheldon $1,000
Desirable foil poerns ReguIors 40 las Shorts 2-36, 339
Longs 2-39 l42 Stouts lao z46 Short Stouts LAO, LAP,
3-46; Long Stout l-4O
Men, Orig $4,000 Society Brand Blend Top
Blue brown, heather mixtures Reguors 36 las Short Las
Longs l-37 2-38; Stout LAO; Short Stouts l-38 -39.
Mons Orig $4,000 Society Brond "Peruso" Fleece Over
Dork green shode in size 50 long.
Orig 500 Society Brond Other Foou Suits s335
2-35, l-36, l37, l30 l-39 Longs l-37, 38, 39, 42,
l-48; Stout Las.
Mems Orig. 5000 Fomous Make Full Dress Suits $3.50
crhe roor1
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Slightly solled ond mussed
from handling, but the first
tubing will make them like
new. Plain shades and
stripes in regular ond non-
wilt collars. Shop eorly! A
sure seIloutl Sizes IA to
II in the group.
CThe Hecht Co g MODERN
Mans Store, Main FloorJ
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Lightweight, showerproof
jackets for all foil sports.
Leather trims, royon lined.
Ton, blue or green. Small,
medium, large sizes.
IS Mems Orig. S3.9S Zip
per Top Swim Suits. Sizes
36 and 38 soc
100 Mems Orig. Sl,oo Crew
Neck Sport Shirts. Striped,
short sleeve, Basque knitted
style. SmolL medium, l1rqs
sizes - 59e
z fcr 81 90
CThe Heeht Co.'S MODERN
Mems Sport Shop.
Main Floor)
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
HELPFUL HINTS
o THE HOME

When you are sufsdsrins shat to
cock for dinner tnsnorr0w. when you
need . nsM IDEA a. nnimathIna 10
fiji ia Iust 81 the last minute. yoa
never SEEM 10 be ahie 10 find nny-
thing. A good ktea for these kinds
OF housewives u 70 keep > Tile cun-
tanning special dkhes for speciai
daga II Ne week. also menus TOT
breakfast lunch and dinner And =
fasGeF CT psas. cakes meats pcnica.
salads. soagz Feliznea etc SYstem.
attze yoar cooking
4 wsxsa au ~ inka = .n4ts.e
and collecting wash rage ana toWtlN
A LADY Of cur acquaintance pEoa1ls
displays her ~eollsetian at her every
opportunity. There seeIns 70 ~ GO
ing around tuwn . chain uf cards
which are mailed cut and each
lady mails five snsh Fasa and abe
should receive over . hundred when
she starts receisme heEs. n yoa .
eaiye q card don't bfsak uhe chain.
after ali over . hundred wash FaEa
can certainly Gems n HANDY.
This l. your summer vacation.
ladies. sou may think that yuu
don't have any such thing anymore.
but you vii II you WORK 10 st cut q
voFk You clean house aud cook
aud plan and siaFe I'll day Twins ~
to the old saying "A mans Nuak 4
fe4sesa nsaet A. asae4 = ma44naNts aMNr&
II never dasae hui = Is youf fault,
you've lst yourself get into ! FuE
brace up those shoulders ard 49,
Ehat you're going 70 hase YuliF SUM
met vacation night 81 home TnkE
those vases that you've nukea - Al
winter and store tlssm IN TIE afsae
cover your lamp khadez eith cello
plane to keep from busting them.
figure oul just kluN much time Il
takes yoa 20 clean y0aix foz1se and
cut tt exactiy N hsif. nox - sifies
w1sh yourself. Do anything uat
might give you 4 sense " irae1unl
throw away All the u1inKz thai hare
accumulated over he winter mpnlfa
You'll find thh q wundrrfui feeling
Nov about the Ehopptng. Wfssu POS
thought thai y0n had 70 set out .
ne grueeFs every day o. TIE haus
couldn't run you're mistaken Tnks
Inventory ard find cat l2at what
gou need and get that t~elEpsoue
cut Organize 70 ssss TINE. aa4 unen
yoH are through IN half the tine cal
Up that uelghbor q yoazEa mo +
fortunate enough % afford : maid
and slupfaae her - asking BET =
- for = s9fTa ~ = flzh HaTs ypaE
vacation 81 hoxne.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

frtenadx 81 Terv ard C4yetal
sprsrRa, ana pattenz are ausae the
uuFk Under trained 0iFect1oa
Thh activity b evidence * good
management nj tn hossztAl y
Hsenns q Eaore varied ard maoFx
heAlghfnl dirt Tor al 0,e paftnts
Ct 4 minimum eoas 20 tire state
And ire stnE1 also provides . t1nels
tp And renknder Tor ths hnnkAnax
q Mlsslsxspp1 farm families WHO Are
Eo& groWlaK aa snAny Vegetables a.
they shoald Ger their eNu use aTso
who are not ErttiEa fun value
frum their gardens ard orchards ~
CANNING Al sarpluses Tor ntnter use
TIE cont q nearly al canned
meats vegetables and fruits has
risen IN recent months and wfll
prunahi3 rise higher b. winter Hal
farmers growing and canning their
oNu can Aroid must q these costa
Small canning outfits cost little and
Soun pay for themselves
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
Mix Classed
- Most Nearly
Perfect Food

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
Some Poultry And
Egg Pointers From
The County Agent

unass ghe nastunn1 snca.twtrs
fefzse peoRraaA Secretary q AESa-
caltuse Wkxard haa ea4lsa -
pozaissymAen - step % nxM wraaac-
tssa ~ ~ Eax enNAee essEz No
TIE nsxt - nnonth4
Ta % uaaL pcultfymrn Rcd y
hold lsytrw hera knnkrE. FAsse moss
pallets ta IN p<aattxy houees nnxt
fan and winter. ard teen the aaylEe
neg1s they nox have - a. - keep
nAszn producing ~ he higfscHt pos
s1Alx level.
uuunty Aernt A y fTMnkiln
kayA a Is n the farm ftccke 49,
peesNny thai NJ hAss u3 eggNftaa.
Is - set HsuFN eeGs ~ better fsed-
Mg VITA feed plentiful And esd
prlrea higher uhts yeAF. the fArnasf
vii be- wrn paid fnr ektFa Attenttan
"a feedtuz This spftnE and summer
Franklin nengsosla four pusnts On
feedsng for extra egHxs
Frst kren plenty ~ good snash
before The hens Al al tsme4.
scond site thsEn all tha EEaln
they'll clean VI 81 night -McEN
freed nov means not euiy naaFe e9ek
nov. but nens with better weight 10
Ero6uce more ears later ID ths
xpFlnE ard summer.
Third. remeznber that egss ne
over 10 PEI cent NAtef-S0 kr2p
plenty of fresh. clean water where
the hens can set q easily.
Fourth. when The days SET hot and
sulEry. start feeding vet mash. vel
moasfened with water os mtik but
crumbly. mot SLOPPY.
A bad egg l. just . good esH sane
wrong but when ITO million dnzHn
eeEs 60 bad-as EheF % each year
that's something 70 worry about
SAYS County Aeent A. . FfAnkltn
The way 20 pgefent much Of this
tremendous eEg loss n To follow
good production methods ca The
farm. and good methods Of handing
eeEs from the neAt to me con-
sumer.
In q revised bullssin on market
ing eEKS. the u s. Department d
Agriculture gives = number q aug-
eestions on how producers csn han
GIT AttA ANA8H M4AA NJ " AN@AF
cut down this loss. and save food
for defense.
6ame Of the suggestions O. eKs
production are 81 Keep strong
healthy. Vigorous hens and cafs tor
them properly. "a produce infertils
after the Matching season h
over. CO gather eggs 1t least tWice
day Ia cool weather and not lees
tran three times > day In hot
weather, a. keep eesa clean and 81
. cool fairly molst p1ace. ard 90
market NaNa frNuu1uft8.
II mAtketlnK HEN4 the n9unsy
agent recommends that ali cracked.
dirty. and very small O. *efy large
eKEs be sorted out. Eenn should not
be washed or otherwise cleaned.
They should % packed when eo0i-
never with the animal heat IN them
and they should be packed with
the large end Up. Egg quality II
essential for better prices. and sell
Ing on q quality or graded basis en-
couraees production Of better eggs,
4 copy Of Bulletin NO i37a. Mar
keting Eggs. may be obtained from
the Division Of Publications. Il. 3
Department OF Agriculture. wash
ingtan. ID c. The publication Il an
up-t0-date version OF Farmers Bui-
Ietin No. 1873 issued several Pears
ESQ.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
A-rrrTIzINo yAaIErY

Lady. - clffsrsnsi T1sslS e1a
efy thee days ainle unusual dlzas
that vol ssfssA nstAfk hass
achieved Alaeenaa assas f9F 90 ha& :
VII not alnaYa d 80 After go
eNFfs Il 70 The aanse p31of4 -
awhile. IL becomes just ~ ordinary
sHeFy day food Keep Ehase dtffas&
snt dishes Ia tfoas = Yosx famIaS.
stimulate and 1~azIaIlAa TIER eg4e=
fstes At jour NeiAi nnunFtlnxa.
make ire oh'a ard ans af plaa9afzk
sufpEisr tiow from the lEps q yesaf
guests - putting something IN
Usually different - front = EhMn
Ief varsity be uas thing - w1sifA
You Win strive D1nf sssH - tfHa
membem 81 your family -. WI8s
aont yCu fin soHae9nine sEffsfeaxf
nom. / Get 50 tired ~ re saEne eza
thing Regard khnt Statement -
poison n your ho4a II TnH d<mI
hsse any G ideas fa fed az
yourself some. Ths sar1s4y -
Acbteve uiIi feflex& gos8 psgNga~
atty. Y0xr family wgi ndmlft Yn4
sfa yoaf fFienas Nui snsT youz
taste.
Try tn oz.s = your - zsass
pafty
Cssnpsts - Onansss anz ahsw-
Berries tnxz6ze Deaest
large navel oranges - c.
faNbaFFiaa. cup saaAf. + Es4sppsn
grated oTaEzae 81
} ED whites. s t4baonfzzaz3 SUGAR.
! t&AaSNgn hutnu fatee. ] ENn8apekN
sAnllia. WHO'S strawberries
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esxags appears shaIH. AFfaasN Il
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an9as Hita a~4EahesFies. s. h
sEEfEs1za dies 8rHsnzza 49,
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na&1e nzat 60 whites HzEH staH
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
SOUR cREAM ) e

Sumner thundeTsEofms do nOt
milk. but summer n the sea
son for sour milk Of sour cream
1t the right stage Of soEsneaa. how
ever. all of Il can Be put % good
use Here are some timely suegee-
tons By food and nutrition special
lists GRAVY made with part OF al
sour cream Il extra good with fried
chicken. fried fish. ehipped beef OF
fried tomatoes.
Sour ream sauce goes eel with
snap beans and spinach.
Whipped cur cream. favored
ulth hoFserndiGh. makes . good
aaaee f0r meat o. fisn. OF : dress
Inc for chopped faw cabbage o.
fresh cucumberA
By Itself. sour cream mas b used
as = salad dressing fer raw Teae-
tables. such - cabbage. cucumbern
and onions
Sour cream may be substituted
for butter and milk IN many recipes
nne-hah cup butter and one-half
cup sour milk When me cup of
souT cream i Used IN > recipe. one
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
Souce for
Boiled Fis',

nollFn ga = = a. essf 4
tAal kees pssF M3R NatA
mealM Ths taaee M esrvs = efsHs
! aamten AA# dfasA hassSf
gravy wAHfh esfaiea e&eFFra
earassY an6 ieunaH atee. tes = -
nnse er~es aAnse ) Ass = ssrt
gmsA sAeaea a. nees e4aally weAi
aStA eAepp@s STEAK
TsAtsya tfeas
Bellies PA TomAaA CFeeis saaxs
Creun neans
Freneh FrteA Potatoes
nsAtahss anS WatesxF~ss
Raspberry Meaast
Waters GeHee
Tamasa cFpols sauss
fhsp hnttaF xtassps- freely
! tk4ra onton. ehnprut green
ehnnpea are Pepper
ear tasnsts ~. vatsF
soup
Coek green pepper and srien "
butfer uasEs sefI SD saeR ard
wnsnr ard heat. Thsn males AZ
rsuxtmatsty IL ssps aaee&
Rnspbsrry Aaunss
I rpa erasheA tsp eetatln
Fnnpherriea thaFaA esd
10 y ep wAtef
sugar epa whipplng
\ tsp. sslt srenm
Crush berrtas with sugar aaa
salt; 1t stand nnsll sneaf i dis
solved. Seas geiafln foF 8 min-
cites 10 enia water. dlssoivn ~
hosdIns ever bet water. SUR ! %
tablespoons az bsFrsas snte gelatin.
mixinR In wsll- Lei stand . few
minutes. thea faiA int sFeam
whieh kss ben whipped - thick
Fastard eanNtatsnEfs Turn lHto re-
friwerninf drawer ard ffeese.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

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Fish Soups Delight
Appetite. Add zest
10 Welt Planned Meal

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aeil<snsN change b me4ksnl4EfalA4
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t&hAnsFskana nnEAss. ADD tehte.
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tie epup STOCK nEiae u batilnx
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cup ntaea peiata sna n~s&mznlks 10
taste Whsn ennkzd. ed plHs
lnot mn. serve Il nasa
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when eonkeA When VEGETABLES efs
cooked strain stnek. AL Ngxen
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ard ID raps ka1ns11 1atcek Mfumn
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ia a. flaM nifed. Hnamfn % AAate
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pafAiay Asd \ onkBsan Until ezrnkeH
strain Aants I IefEH nnEua and /
pound e4hbnee unltl hezsnnla4 90
brown Add - sop s4aax viii
eaEhia meaf from fiah Heals nnG
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n1Ate pazza and ! baF maF4a J
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asss slsh : ILL GO sssss
ftoli up
Plah soup. EngIIzh-coux / posl1s
flair trimmings II I aaafs Mate.
atkh l eaGns l&eA cAfss4 nnfnn
Bring 70 boil skim Hinsaaef unit
ingredients are tender slsnssKn 4
run through ssFainsf 9ssaen wikh
Glove. teaspoon maoe afsd pevs>es
and talt 70 lasts AID . s~ala4slssuns
-four mixed with : ilttll cd sales
o. miik. Bou - Add e mozs
eaps Of any e10Asd Neez&ahaaA e.
sired When heetad ADD J eufm lgos
milk, } tablespoons butter. 1 cup a
t9tnAto pslrse utaF BE- aided ufEfl
TIE vegetables.
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Canning Program
At State Hospital
A Tip To Farmers

DE-. c NJ specE. eIpertnssndenf
o. the state Hospital al Whitfield.
reveals shAt construction q = nex
eo-gallon Fesoxt gives the nasp9tAl
a canning plant with \ capacity q
800 gailons per dag.
We can o Be certain * nAv-
inx FOR ogr $500 pathnts vsxeta-
bles O. fruits. or beth. every day In
the yea and At sae mlnimrm cost
Or. spec says. The ptant wAs Dr.
signed free 81 the Amersean Can
ming Company. wa2 Constructed
with bricks and lumber sAivaEed
from me Old Axyl1m busidinxks OH
vegetables are coming either from
our oun gardens or - gifts from
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