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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
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cincn lutcn S>uulor ucr'etcn. Ius
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,no GhDr nit Muiif auiacIiibrt. Sin,
Hnitiimonett. bie beioen ariegsae.
Tangencn auiee'iihrt: genleinit,oit,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Ortro;t, Nid)iean.

:ccrt;de nnh Sddiiih 60. St. Yetrus
atrhc, 8lcniic!b mo Hcsberrp Nre
Eio, ..er Snbanncs Ieutiel,, 1921 Nlen@
fisID Nne Gel. Yiu9ree 62O5. Samsz
tnN: @eutid,. StuIc TON 10-12 llbr.
S"nmtaeibuIc unn -0-l1 l1br. 0ottess
nicm,t ron 11-l2 lfbr. Nchcn lcptcn
Gi;nstae ocs Nrnats 0:::henratsiitun9.
0urh Sic Commemorate ieoen 3Siens<
tdo iorit iebsn 5. SonniaG Sraucnuerz
ci,s=Seriummlrua. Sineerd,orprobe icz
ecn Treitas abeno. Nae Toliss unh
p'lauten3Gcnnileu iinh ireurhlicJlt Gins
lcl, ,r;n 81 Den @rttcSoit niten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Ehicaao. IN.

Geutidbe uuh Siebenbiirgiid S1hiiihc
ct. Enulus Gcmcinbc. Yaitor @rw.
Sthmibt &irdr lnD Yoitorut AS50-
AS3G Conner Ctr. Seocn Sountaa 8 llbr
Srn.,ta9'du.e eneliit unh heutIh. --
Gcutid,cr G;ottesbicnit ieben Sounius
1915 llbr; en9liiher Gcttesoienlt ieben
2 unh 4. Snnrtauo 1915 llhr. Sent
iee, Nnmiir,rarhcn=lln llnterr;dt Wittnpb
nudr',itrugs 4:50 llhr; engIiidlcr acns
tiirunoen =llr.errid,t Sarstug pormitz
.r, 10 llbr Seitide Sd,ule Soulstd9
n lrE littua. z l1Dr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
3emtid).Uem

2ie S5eneu aus oem rEaifions-
Spiel" iino III photographer felt
gebalten tporoen ,,no Ybotogropb 8.
Suhlett hat oarul,s grobartige Bill
Ser ge,nadt. Niditen Sonutas. q.
Sanl'ar. nod ocm 8ottesbienit. piro
Serr Tra,,ith bieie 8iloer in Der Sir.
die seisen. Seoer lit einselaoen iie 81
ieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

lite @ieber gei,,naen. Sieoerbiider
uno 8apic,miiten iino beim Gintrttt
cingeifloiien. Die Wtillif iiir Inter.
baltllng lmo SanS liciert Oie 3. 3.
2. 9rcmer Staotmulifanten.
G,irtritt an scr Siir SOC; Gin'
.rittsfartcn i'm Gurrerfaili bel icoem
S1naer Doc.
I'M eineu g,;:en Veilld, bittet
Tas Romitee.
per g. s. Toiits, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Niucipr. Snt.. Nanaba.

ct Enurs s&ird,e, Yorent Npc. Yidr.
ter Tito s. Ncble. 800 Eure::t Ape..
&ihhinr. Anrnna. ottc5benit in Zen
Sunu,crmonotcu hon 90 llhr pors
mita.,s. Sonnt,aidu,e uon 1O--11 lib,
rurmrt.,,nS. ,eocn /. 0ieustae nbenb8
iu lioaot Stirdeurnt Situng. Seben
I. Connerstao ubero3 im Wiomat 1rnuen
%crt,n SibunN. Nlle Scltsz unb 0taus
hrnsnrnoI!en iinh hersIih einaclaben.
Girderrutsii'unN. Sehen ;meitfuteenben
Wti,tmnd Snnntn 'Sr,,'iiRune. Srben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Npmeiteab, ia.

Icutitbc Gumaa. zG'rct. g. Marf,ls'
Nirtt'. 100 st Q. Nue. Nrnolo wdabs,
Wiarrer. 9ohnun9: 224 OF 9. Mpe.
Se!tthpn: 2630zN. Sonntddaidule bes
ainnt 9:3O llbr morscns. Gn9lifder 8ot'
:cao,enit 10-1t llbr. Gsutid)er 8ottess
rirni: 11-t2 llbr. Nlle 0laubensgenoi'
fen 'inb ber6lidb tpilltomnen. ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
9ipuaea, Ta.

@rutid,e GprEa :Hutber. ct. Yetere'
e'cmcinoe. .. Ctr. $ans 8. S. SimoIeit,
Yio,rer. Yiorrtaus: 2iA Medms Str:,
9;rttc"er. Yu Eel: 9iod,eiter 635sH.
Gmtrshicnit: go llbr mcrgcns. Sonns
toaidmte 1O:l5 llbr. Trduen Gerein5s
0crIo,r,nIunl I'm leslen Donnerstae
Iercn Wonois. obenpS 2 llbr. Sehers
n,orr 1T &c, Aid, ipiuformen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
MarD, 1n0,ana.

Seutid,e Gu. >2utber. 9onterllss8irde.
ede II. Mue. unb 5illmore Ctr. Yfarrs
-ruhnl,na: 1919 Tiumore Ctr. Tel. 9758
Ycupplb &. WernbarS. .Yiarrer. Snnntd0'
id,ulc nm llbr fir Die 9roBeu nno I'M
Il l!Dr fir Bic tlemcn &ineer. 8ottess
bicnit lin 10 llhr in Der enGlilGen ,ino
,,n II llbr in Ser bertid)eu Sprad)e.
@olt:< neutrality-suspicious. itne treur1o'
lldft ein9elaoen ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
kircblicbe aacbricbten
Hnrren, Ia.

9eutide gpane. Iutbtr. Ct Yaul,.s'
&nt,e. 721 20 Sruit slue. Yiarrer
SauS !Sobnsbein. @dbreno beS Scn,,
nlcrS Sonntnsld,ule I'M llbr. Sanpt.
0cttesbienlt an Sonns uno Seierta9en
lm 10 llbr pprmitta9s. Nle lutberiidJen
8IuabensgencIisn .nert,her 3unee IN
Narr,u, SturDn ,no llnl9cbuns Iinb 81
ben 0:ottescienl:cn ber5lidlt eingelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Salen,. Ntip.

gpuuNeIiidz%nthcr Gmon,,elszA,1<.
2Jl South prooh,pon. Sohn Sn,u1ann,
Yoir-r. Seben Sountas I'M 9 nbr bor'
nittoos Sonrtn9idnile:. SSeoen ScnntaS
eio::c3oienlt hin 10 llhr in Der Qdnoes'
'pra %c; um II llb, bertid,er @ottes'
bicna. Ser Seut'd,e 8ird,en 6rauen Yer'
ci,, tct nm speiien 3fithppd ieben Wos
nnt:, nb,nos 9 lhr. Ser'ummlun9. Aon'
ii;urnhcrs llntcrrift f3lpeiidbrie) bon
Scatember els Oi:err. 9,enStag linb
Srcitng nad)mit.a9 llbr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Columbus, Cbio.

GumlrrIi'd @uthcri'dle Martin 2uibcr
0irtIc. Ode Toler unh Gum CIR. YaItnr
~. Tnr;b Sstte,. ,Seosn Sonntu9 uor>
nritta0 uni 9 llhr Srnntnaid'ule, 10 llhr
cu,Iii'd,rr 8utte3oienit, II llhr helt'ter
GuttesrienIt. 9!lle Ulaubenseencllrn linc
tcr;lidl cinatIuhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
(SlrrsInnh Weit. -

NIcbtlnnb VVef. = Tcnfldz BcMeinbc.
Welt 80. Ctr unb ySillaro Npc. Yator
2obarncs 9,utld,lInoer, 5000 Billuro
Npc. SeI: Woobhine 9O55. 8uttesbicnit
icncn Conn urb 9cie,tua in beuhd,er
,re enGliidcr Sprnde. SonntasIbnle
iebcn Sonrta9 80 llbr Dpru,ttags.
Eora;iiolserh eusliid,er @otteshienit
rru 1n-1O:A0 llhr. &icraui folgt Der
tcMt,dc &ot;csbienit ii llbr pormitta05.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Eouton. ohm,

Siebcnbiiratids Sddiilhe guan9elilhe
2ilttcriibe 0briituszMirbc, 2113--14.
Ctr, Y. e. Yiarrcr Sbomus q. S,oni9er.
Spuntaald,ule nit bcutlcben ,u'c enss
Iild)cn &laien S:45 llbr mcrgens. eng
lilder 8otteSoienft $3.50 mor9en5. Se,its
Iber 0ottesbienit 1896 t1br mDrgens.
9elitId,e Sdule ,lno &onfirmanoenz I'M
territt nad Gereinbar,lu9. Nue Wlalis
benseeuoHeu uno 5rcunoe Iinb ber5lieb
ciuutlaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
EicneI0nn Chin.

e =. Guana. 2utb. ct. Sohnnness
Nirdhe. Yaitor &ons SOilel, 76l gocD
:tnuh. Sci. &ulberrb 0G46. Sonntaas
if,rlr I'm 70 ilh~ Snoenhrrtteshion't
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 11hr
Snth,r Yige Mnhndt une Yerian,ml,in9
Gon.,tas abcrbs 1880 llbr. &ouiirmanz
bcrzl!nterridt unb oeutid)e Sd,ulc am
Samsta9 BOZ, 9 l1bl an Mlle WIoubenss
ec,,p,bcn lino hcralid; cinaelaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

an mciIrn nrIicht,n N'uticu
MidlacI Sd)mItcr
geltorb,n ON >; Suullar 1910 III
Glcbclunh. : hn
. Su rubci; uuu IN il lIcu 6ricocn
Su, Den mciu S,crS I'M Sob nod, liebt.
gi't uicl jll iriib ron mir 9eid)ichen,
Sie SrennurN bat n1ith pieI betriibt.
Sod lag es in be5 S,oditen Ylan,
Was @ott int bus lit lroblactan.
Ueiui6mct bon oeiner bid ME per.
geiienoen @attin
&atbarine Sd)miter.
2O76 &cit 80. Ctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Vcfanntm ad,nnN.

Vrfanntm adlnn0.
Ser S'tieite g. Z. yicoertaicl ga.
nend)or gibt Elm
@arteuparti.
uno anbere Spicl- om Ionlmrstu9.
>cn 80. Sunuar. 3 llbr a6cnbs, i'm
SIt'eitc Sud]icnbcim. aaficc li,o
beilngebadener Sudden miro icruiert.
9ci icbcm Gid elm Breis.
Ser Gintritt lit % Gents pro Yer.
ion. 8itte Inn aahlrcihen Beiuh uno
Sen slbenb reierpiert 81, balten.
WariaSpaan, Sefr.
3tueia 81.
slleu Ntitslieoern beS 3uais 81
oiene sur Mahridt. bab in letter
geriammll,ng beihloifen tpuroe an,
8. Jebruar unier 3Oidbriges Stif.
tlmgsfeit SIT ieiern NIT einem Banfett,
lposu oae Mitglieber eingelaben iino.
gniang Oes 8anfcttS 6 l1br obenbs
Nah Sem Giieu tpiro elm fleines Yro'
gramm itattfinoen. Nad,ber baben
ale Mdnuer bon Sen Witelieoern oea
Stpeig 81 nno ale Witslieber bonn
3tpeig 80 iotuie ale Witalieoer ,,n'
ierer Sugenopereine gum Tan5 freieu
Sutritt.
ga bieies 8anfctt irei fit ale gut
itebenoen Mitelieber lit, >uiro itrena
oarauf geadtet, oab MIR auf iene
tpas iih Dor o6et nidjt ipdter ols an'
| 9. ssebruar anmeIoen, Miidiid)t ge.
eenommen miro. Mnmel6ungen
f0nnen per Yoit ODER Telepbon ge.
madt tperoen bel folgenben Sdme.
itern:
anna gdineiber. 129O2 @oobiibe ap.
TeI.: 2ibertb 9OO1.
0ntbarina llnanr, o244 Vriartpoob
Noao. Telepbcr: Gairmount 5107
gs tpir6 bonn Berein aus an Mit.
| slieber feline ginIao,mg per poit ge.
madt. 10 bite bas Cbige 3u beodten.
SeIbitperitdnolih fin6et oas Jeit i'm
Oitieite Sadienbeim itatt.
Qatb. l1ngar. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Nhtt,n0, ScfretGre!

NNe SefrctGrc Der 3Wcinrcrcine
hes Central %cr6nmocs mao ocS
Samacrbunocs ionic ocr !. Z. !. u.
iiuA ircunal;d,it criud,t
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
bis lpdteltcns ocn
-. t0n,,or 1941

he Mamcn unS NerrNcu Der ncu= nnb
mi bcrgcmGhltra @camtcu ihrcr Scr.
einr atfdl(iait einicnscn in molten.
enmit bic
clsnecrunoeu i'm
Observation-Disclosures
rrrNs upmmcM mcrecu fUnncn.
Sic Nroaftium.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
3entraloerbuuos Angele9eHbeiten

iber bic nabmen uuS Nusaaben bee Gaul sbsnls
. se, Grmadbjenen. ipse Snaens. .Nbttlnaa
spm /. 0aunar lis 81. Te,smber 1910.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

Ser S'tieitc 9. :. yicocrtnIrl "a
llendor aiht Elm
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23
MchMiA
Says: ~
Yet They Die Together

Yet They Die Together
Sometimes we bury our friends
q good deal sooner than their
faults.
We would recognize opportunity
more easily II it were not 80 often
disguised rs work.
Some men lie awake all night
planning how to win success. But
those who get it stay awake in the
daytime.
Veracify Of a Whisper
Some people believe anything
you tell them-if you whisper it.
The hardest tumble a man can
take Is to tumble over his own
bluff.
Pearls of wisdom aren't always
the cultured" variety.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

Scornful Of Little Things
He that contemneth small things
shall fall little by ittle.-Ecclesi-
asticus.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23

Cash BUYERS OF LIVE and Dressed
poultry, ship anytime to Nystrand Poultry
c., 2l3o Placer ST., Butte. Mont.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-05-23
BABY CHICKS
BONES

ATTENTION RANCH BOYS
THE WELSH MINERAL CO., 18th and
Montana Ave-, Billings. Montana, IL pay
Ing SIS per ton delivered TO their plant for
dry, bleached cattle and horse bones. el1
per ton for discard green bone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

If you want to. That hospital
across the street is too far away
for anybody TO take any interest
In you, and as you're on the fiji
teenth floor. you're virtually in
visible 10 everybody else. So
enjoy yourself.
But ! know YOU didn't bring
me up here 10 talk about sleep
ing porches, 80 when l get one
thing of my chest, I'm ready 10
listen to anything you have TO
tell me-"
She fixed her eyes on me in
tently and l braced myself for tht
that l knew was coming
"Sure that wasn't a stall of
darling old Nancy's, about a
change In her parte" she asked.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

i was saying. and 1 thlnk III
viii add, not only 10 the effect
iveness Of your part, but 10 the
whole scene"
Thank YOU" she said with as
much fervor in her voice as If
the colloquy 10 which | had re-
ferred had been a genlnue one.
"And hope you know that
would not have asked the change
for my own part II l had not
been convinced that IL would be
better for the scene a. "A whole"
"Of course / know that" told
her with emphasis. And now /
really must run along with Mary.
You will be at the party when i
come back, l hope"
"If for no other reason" She
said with smile that accentu-
ated the complimentary speech.
Then she turned the smile on
Mary. whose eyes. saw with
relief. had lost their stormineSS,
as the result OF our carefully
staged explanation of Nancy
Carew's reason for asking 10
/. speak 10 me alone.
J "Sorry. Mary, I overstepped
my time" she said. hut I won't
keep you longer"
"If Auntie Madge doesn't care,
II makes no never mind TO me-"
Mary answered sauclly, then
added seriously. you know l
. am at your command. always"
Indeed, I do know IL. dear
child" the old actress said ear
nestly. "And please believe that
I would do anything in my power
TO serve YOU"
She opened the door as she
sPeke-she had -hnen standing neal
it-and hurried through il. closing
il behind her. giving Mary reallN
no chance 10 answer her But
Mary addressed the closed door.
II wonder now" she said
She stood lost IN thought foi
the fraction OF a second while
stood silent. With a conjecture 81
what was passing in her mind
Then she caught my arm anr
started down the corridor with M
saying nothing until wc haC
reached the door Of my suite.
IL hope you like it," she said
as she unlocked the door. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
picked II out myself. IL has a
little balcony m everything"
Like It," I exclaimed entF

Like it, l exclaimed enthu-
SiaStically, as looked around.
Its perfect; far too good"
II was a beautiful little suite Oi
sitting room, bedroom and bath
with French doors opening upon q
roomy stone balcony, enclosed or
two sides by the walls oi the hotel
but open on the front 10 street
and on the fourth side 10 a court
The middle Of this balcony was
taken up by a big wooden seat, OF
couch. OF box, l could not tel
which.
1t could he anything" Mary
Sdfri-, WHEN commented on n.
And YOU can make anything
of IL YOU choose. You can haul
your bedding out and sleep on IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
"oF COURSE 1 will manage

"oF COURSE I will manage
that" told Nancy Carew as l
raised my voice slightly and
called "Mary. dear. come back
now, please"
And as Dicky's lovely niece came
back to us. her eyes still mutinous
and suspicious but her face COM
bosed, / arranged words into a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

pattern which ]
hoped would re-
assure the ole
actress, and dis
arm Mary's sus-
picions.
81 shallbe 80
glad TO make
that change"
i said, look
ing attentive
~ at Nancy
{ ar W, but
m a k in & my
voice ! O u a
en- on gh so
that NJ a + Y
would be sure
10 hear what
Evening star., 1941-12-04
comes hard and dry in the can and
gives the meat a diSapreeable flavor.

comes hard and dry in the can and
gives the meat disagreeable flavor.
Meat should be kept cold until
1t is canned. But watch it care
fully to make sure it does not freeze
Frozen meat may be canned, but
it is not a high quality product
Community food preservation
families getting together in
neighborly way to can, brine, pre-
serve. or otherwise store an over
supply for a coming needs as old
as America, and as new as all-out
defense" according to a new hand
book released last month by the
United States Department o. Agri-
culture.
This handbook tells how to set
up a community food preservation
center. 1t takes up all methods OF
food preservation, lists sources OF
equipment, suggests how to finance
the center and tells the kind of
personnel and supervision desir-
able.
Surpluses of fresh foods can't
wait. Therefore it is suggested that
any such centers be set up before
the big season of home grown
plenty arrives next summer-With
its planned additional 100000
farm gardens. Meat canning sea-
son, which is shorter and can be
regulated more easily, IS good
time to establish such center
to see how it works-and to make
Evening star., 1941-12-04
By Barbara Bell

1t is seldom you see a house dress
as fresh and different as this style
developed in pattern No. l5l0-B.
A charming yoke top, framing an
open neckline which is fiattering for
every face is a feature which makes
it unusual. You'll also like this
dress for the comfortable ease of
the bodice. the smooth. dart-fltted
slenderness of the waiStline. the
ample width and pretty flare of the
skirt, the detailing of the short
puffed sleeves!
Yet all this takes little trouble
to make, for we've taken special
pains to make this an unusually
simple pattern, too. Really you
need only seam front and back
pieces, attach the yoke and sleeves,
trim with a few pretty buttons and
some bright ric-rac- braid-and the
frock is finished. Gracefully suited
to larger figures We know all of
you in the "a to 38 size range will
welcome this clever frock as your
ownl
Make it in ginghams, calico. cot
ton plaid, polka dots or checks or
percale.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 151o-B
is designed for sizes "a, SO. 38, 40
AZ, "A, 46 and 48. Size 36, with
short sleeves, takes 3ss yards 35-
inch material without nap. Sleeve
and neck edging take II. yards
ric-rac braid
More Christmas ideas may be
Evening star., 1941-12-04

families band together to buy a
canner among them-then plan
their canning so that all can use it.
The community canning center car
rieS this cooperative scheme still
further by making a comparatively
few Gamers serve many families.
Zinc, used for certain types Of
tops for glass jars, is another
strategic material. Take special
care of these zinc tops AS long as
they are not dented on the edges,
not misshapen and the porcelain
lining is unbroken they may be used
over and over again with a new
rubber each time. When you open
jars with this type of lid, never pry
it with a knife blade or other metal
instrument. That dents the edge
and ruins the top.
1t is possible to can a great
variety of meat products. But it
is more economical of containers
and equipment to can the meat
alone-than combine 1t with other
foods and seasonings when 1t is
opened.
Some homemakers believe they
are conserving jar tops when they
use halfgallon jars for meat can
ming. In that way one top does
cover twice the meat it would in a
quart jar But home economists
say that it is dangerous practice
to can meat at home in containers
larger than a quart glass jar or a
No. 3 tin can
In a larger jar or can of meat.
heat penetrates SO slowly that
much longer processing periods are
necessary-so long they are i'm
practical for home Gamers. II the
heat does not penetrate so that
all the meat is sterilized, spoilage
results and the meat is wasted.
Meat usually Is cooked be-
fore 1t is processed Quickest way
to pre-cook it is to heat the meat
in a kettle of water or broth until
the red color changes to brown.
Frying is not satisfactory way OF
pre-cooking the meat. For the
brown crust that tastes so good II
you eat the meat right away be-
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found to be an efficient way Of put
ting up homegrown produce for
families and for schools serving
lunches. This year, with canning
equipment limited in many respects
as result of the defense program.
community centers can be valuable
in making the best use of equip
ment on hand.
In the following paragraphs,
canning specialists Of the United
States Department of Agricultures
Bureau of Home Economics make
recommendation for meat canning
as of December, 194l.
Meat cannot be canned safely
unless there is steam pressure
canner available in good condition.
Only with steam under pressure is
it possible to get the temperatures
of 240 to $50 degrees Fahrenheit
needed to make sure Of killing the
organisms likely to cause spoilage.
| Material most used in making
steam pressure Gamers until re-
Gently has been aluminium, which Is
now vital defense material.
| Therefore any homemaker who
owns an aluminium Gamer can help
by taking the best care of it..
Other Gamers are available in
enameled steel and timed steel.
! No matter what the canner is
made Oft should be washed after
each use and stored where 1t won't
be dented or surfaces roughened.
| If the Gamer is of enamel. take
special precautions not to chip 1t.
Keep the safety valve in good work
ing order. Never let the pressure
gauge get under water. and keep
the opening to it clean with tooth
pick
! Check the pressure gauge occa-
sionally to see that 1t is registering
correctly. If 1t isn't you may not
be getting the temperatures you
think you are getting in the Gamer
and consequently failures and loss
Of valuable food may result. Pres
sure gauges may be checked with
the help of local home demonstra-
ton agents or sent to manufac-
turers.
In some neighborhoods several
Evening star., 1941-12-04
Relish Dish Enhances
Gay Supper arty

Sunday suppers are easily made
decorative with small additions Sc
lected to give a holiday touch to
the menu. Serve two hot dishes-a
meat dish which might be turkey
or chicken a la king-and one
starchy casserole that is intended
to be filling and satisfying. Pre-
pare a generous salad bowl. Then
for needed extras" empty a lib
eral supply of ripe olives into one
relish dish. Add crisp sweet pickles,
Evening star., 1941-12-04
Steam Pressure Gamer Is
Essential to Canning
Meats With Safety
High Temperature Needed to
Kill Organisms Likely
To Cause Spoilage

By Bureau Of Home Economics u S. Department Of Aseatnre
With the settled cold weather December the
for slaughtering of
makers calendar of special events is canning
This result of the food
by the United States Department of Agriculture September
canning takes added importance For this emphasizes
the value of nutritious foods
of improving diets the country
community
Evening star., 1941-12-04
General Interest Women Washington Vicinity
necessary adjustments before next

necessary adjustments before next
summer.
For leaders in the organization of
community food preservation CEN
ters this handbook is available free
from the United States Department
of Agriculture Its title is Food
Preservation Centers," Miscellane-
Gus Publication 472. For home meat
Gamers, a handbook of canning
procedure is also available free from
the United States Department of
Agriculture in Farmers Bulletin
1,762-"Home Canning of Fruits,
Vegetables and Meats"
Evening star., 1941-12-04

celery hearts, carrot sticks and
green onions or homemade pickles
of green tomatoes, peaches or water
melon rind. Relishes needn't be
chosen for their expensive exclu-
siveness. Select those within easy
reach of your budget.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
Paperins and Painting

Do not paint or paper walls imn1e-
diately after they have been plas-
tered. Let them stand from 8 to
10 weeks-even longer in damp
weather-otherwise, the Job will not
prove successful.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
Candle Hint

To make large candles smaller
when they refuse to fit candlesticks
dip ends of candles into boiling
water until they are soft enough
to mold with the fingertips to the
desired size,
Evening star., 1941-12-04

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