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SertS, JellleS ana Jams, pecauS'
characteristic flavor.
They should be uniform In size
and bright In color. Avoid those
with stems attached, as they may
be overripe. Other clues to an over
ripe state are q dull look and leak
age onto the container. The wise
shopper always examines the berry
box to see that it Is free Of stains.
She selects plump berries that ap-
pear clean and fresh and have q
bright solid color.
Partly green or moldy berries
are a poor bargain. Even those OF
good quality will keep only . short
time after they reach the home
kitchen. SO It's important to sort
out any that are overSoft or moldy
and might spoil the others. Keep
raspberries in the refrigerator on
a shallow tray. covered lightly with
wax paper. Wash them Just before
they are used.
Now Is the time to make the fol-
lowing raspberry desserts for the
family. To preserve the goodness
OF raspberries for wintertime meals.
q Jelly recipe Is included.
RASPBERRY SHORTCAKE
Soups sIfted cake flour
3teaspoons double-actinE
baking powder
teaspoon salt
"A cup butter or other shortening
q cup milk
2quarts sweetened raspberries
Sift flour once. measure; add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Cut In shortening; add milk
all at once. and stir carefully until
all flour Is dampened. Then stir
vigorously until mixture forms q
soft dough and follows spoon
around bowl. Turn out immediate
~ onto slightly Toured board, and
knead 80 seconds. Roll q inch
thick. and cut with Toured 3-inch
biscuit cutter. Place half OF circles
on ungreased baking sheet; brush
with melted butter. Place remain
ing circles on top, and butter tops
we'll. Bake In hot oven (450 de.
grees FL IS to 20 minutes. sepa-
rate halves OF hot biscuits. Spread
bottom halves with soft butter
and some of the berries, crushed
or whole. as desired. Place other
halves on top. crust-side down.
Spread with butter and remaining
fruit. Garnish with whipped cream
and additional berries. Serves 8.
Dough may be rolled "a inch thick.
cut and baked, then shortcakes
split after baking.
RASPBERRY MERNGUE PIE
11/3 cups II can) sweetened
condensed milk
Il cup lemon Juice
2eggs, separated
cup rsspberries
tablespoons sugar
Vanilla Wafer Pie Crust
Blend sweetened condensed milk,
lemon Juice and egg yolkS. Fold In
raspberries. Pour into pie plate
te-inch lined with Vanilla. Wafer
Pie Crust (recipe follows). Cover
with merinsue made by beating
e6g whites until Sti6 and adding
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8uyWIu that
curtails their
&C vtttes.
However. when
er o " n , how
they do honor
their parents
or Installing
Ia tn Q m the
] d Q q . Q n d
h Q b Its that
N q X o them
. 3 p o "A 3 ible
personSl
with the
heavy burden
Of taxation and
{ b 0 increased
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Whether Purple Black Make Many Delicious Desserts
We Owe 1t to Children
To Train Them in Thrift
BY MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

IT'S too early to start training the young In good hab
it, such truthfulness thrift loyalty other quail
ty that makes for good czenshp Of responsibility
good general coverage Of the idea - comes % mind
person with Wel.deYeloped OF reepon1i0ity Is
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Plenty Of Sunshine Keeps
BABY Safe From ricketts,
BY CIAUD NORTH CHRIsNlAN. MD.

0lCKETs Is q disease that develops during the winter
months but the time to obtain the bright sun
light 1t and tends to build up the Dooy 50 tna INC
trouble will not return next winter.
II disease Of young children occurring most
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Copyright. 1871. By pss,ehnA.
For . tsiIersd iseksf eos.
tune. . green end white print.
Cd dress Is combined with .
nsiursl rustic silk fitted jacket.
NstvrsI teye hst. end beige
accessories complete the COS.
tUme.
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dependable. and that's about The
best tribute one can pay anyone.
The young do not always appgo-
ciate the value Of such qualities.
Carefres BY nature. they resent
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frequently In northern climates.
heing almost unknown In the trop.
ics except among the most poverty
stricken, lifted and ill.housed. who
aTe 30 poorly fed that even the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-28

Blend sweetened condensed milk,
lemon Juice and egg yolks. Fold In
raspberries. Pour into pie plate
t9-inch) lined with Vanilla. Wafer
Pie Crust (recipe follows). Cover
with merinsue made by beating
sGG whites until sti6 and adding
sugar. Bake In moderate oven $3.50
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11tel butterflies duttered over
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- Mn James Russell Lowell,
Z NoqA10, Worv recently In
~ olb0om of q New York
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Clape
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News
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Your Postmaster can tell Won
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America
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Forum
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u sac
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David HaIum
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745. Breakfast CLUB
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SIS. Weather
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book
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Aunt Jenny
1920 \. VI.
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10 IS Musical Por- j
traits b
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or. 10 IS. Midstream
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10 IS. Kate Hopkins
90 \ Vi.
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organ
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Il .O5. Concert. /.
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torcc. ll.i5 Amanda
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Treasury.
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MARCHES
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News
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$3.50 7. NJ. /
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laws.
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Stepmother.
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LESSONS OF a Corsalr F,
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us. portIa Blake
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S0lly
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News.
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Young As. t. d 8
Povell's Orch
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Music.
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Mary Marlin
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Housewives.
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Bent
Ballad Time
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Sports Column
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Deep South +.
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Mr. Keen.
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Young DR. Malone.
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per ence, AIS. Jane
Ardsn
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Orchestra
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Job Finder 4 n. Lost
and Found
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Crazy Cowboy
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Studio
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Parade
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$3.50 p VI.
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Hour
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Report 20 ire Ma
-.cEs
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Way.
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4 ter.
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IL: 90 \. NJ.
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studio
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vorce. ll.l5 Amanda [
KIRO-Man l Married, 1
HIS. song Treasury. ,
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Time.
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Dance. - Is News
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mother
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News.
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Housewives.
200 =. VI.
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2l5. As the TVlg i
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Ballad Time
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Henry
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, As. Homekeepers
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Concert and Dance
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TO-DAY
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Brief Case.
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lotions
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ports. 7l5. Farm For
UNI
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BOYER.
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ton
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115 fanuyZ Ross.
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Morning Hymnal
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piano
KJR-Farm and Home
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Cal SUNDAY
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Radio Parade
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3 IS. Prescott presents
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Nauea
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KMO Studio. lis Con-
LESSONS OF a Corsdlr.
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lis. Rhythm Revue.
kOMO- Home OF Brave
us. pOrtIa Blake
KJR - Human Interest
STORES, ! is. Cecil
SOlly
KIP . HYMNS. / 10
Nnm--
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345 Musical lnterlude
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345 Harry Bruer S or
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singer. 3 Sc. Kalten-
born
Saver, 3 .i5
L : Nav
EIR O-N hen a Girl
NarrIes. ) IS, World
TOD
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MO- Ernie net hsA nv >
Orchestra
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KJR Fishing News.
ll.l5 Organ
KIRO- Marshall & Car
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go IS Musical Por
traits
XVI salute TO Amer
ICas
\ O NJ O-NalIant LADY.
I0.45. Grimms Daugh-
Ter.
h JR-InQulring Report
or. 10 As. Mldstream
KTRO-You're the Expert
lO.45. Kate Hopkins
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kIR-Farm and Home
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s45 Gal Suud
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dens ll.55 News
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News u midnight
EnrEnrt Hour
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LESSONS OF a Corsalr
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KOMO-Home OF Brave
1915. Portia Blake
KJR - Richard BROOKS,
l.l5, Cecil Solly.
KIRO - Hymns, l;lo
News.
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Young ! As Charlie
Splvak orch
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Music.
KOMO - Home Service
as Mary Marlin
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Cowboy Joe
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HarHeEW-IVRe
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ma.
K ! r o Gay Nineiies
7.55. Bob Trout. News
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laws.
XVI Market Reports,
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l2:45. Widder Brown
X J r - Club Matinee,
- So. News
KlRO Music, u 40
Stepm@thCr.
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al Hour
KOMO-L4ght Of World
lO.I5. Mystery Man
KJR-Art Bankers Note
book
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Music.
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Ma Perkins
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KNl-Modern Masters OF
Music.
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Mary Marlin
KRIS h in ing Hour
As. Singer
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straight 1head and feel for the
door.
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TO-DAY
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Henry
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-01
Locul Union No. So
Opens Polls EdrlY
Special Meeting Planned BY
Finishers To Discuss
Problems

Local Union No. SO will vote for
ing May s. Polls will be open at l
p. m. to give everyone chance to
vote, so if you work night shift you
can stop on your way to work. Also
on this date delegates will be elected.
Let's all do our duty and come out
and help select the delegates to the
convention and our officers for the
next two years.
We have been having some interest
ing meetings, much discussion has
taken place concerning our day wage
rate when finishing by the hour. 1t
was reported some Of the manufac-
turers are only paying the minimum
wage in the agreement, this is not
a fair rate Of pay for finishing. We
are planning on having special meet
ing in the near future to discuss our
problems; we wish to have it when it
is convenient for all to attend. If it
proves to be q success, we have
planned to have one every two or three
illO1lJUo. i tSlNltIlJ lNoot AlII 1ttNNli
will announce the date at the next
meeting. So if you have grievance
be sure to come and Wen talk these
things over. Watch the Potters Her
aid for a notice of the meeting and
be sure to attend.
There have been number Of fin
ishers laid off. We would like to
have the names of all who are not
working so we can leave your names
and addresses at headquarters. BY
doing this you may keep someone of
job who is not entitled to the work
but if we do not know who is not
working, we cannot get work for you
The Retail Clerks Union have asked
US to stand back Of them. Their local
is growing and with our hel p will con-
tinue to prosper. Remember, a union
clerk can help sell union-made ware
and that in turn will help to give US
work Now don't forget to come out
May 8 and those Of you who work
night turn can vote on national Off
GERS after | p. mo-. c. 50.