davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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EUROPOJ GERIAUSIAI LAIkOSI
L!UkSE URG As

Ekonomistai apskaiciujo, kad
siandien is visu europieciu, iskai-
tant kare nedalyvavusius sve-
dus ir sveicarus, geriausiai gy-
vena liuksemburgieciai.
Liuksemburgas turf tik apie
100000 gyventoju. Tie gwen
tojai siandien devi geriausios
angliskos medziagos drabuzius,
turf geriausius sveicarijos laik-
rodzius, vazineja geriausiais
AmG "ikos automobiliais, foto-
grafuoja geriausiais Vokietijos
foto aparatais ir valgo geriausi
Danijos ir Olandijos maista. Kai
kas juokaudami sake, kad tie
100000 gyventoju gyvena kaip
karaliai.
Is kur gi Liuksemburgas gau-
ma tick pinigu pirktis visoms
cia paminetoms gerybems?
Tarptautines statistikos blu
leteniuose Liuksemburgas lai-
komas zemes ukio krastu. Bet
is tikruju taip nera. 10 may
teje teritoriioie. savo didziu.
yra sestoji pasaulyje plieno lie
jykla. Tia lieiykla per metus pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-11

gamma 100000 tomu gelezies,
100000 tonu spiziaus ir 1000,
900 t. plieno. siandien, kada pile
no pareikalavimas yra milzinis-
kas ir ia liejykla savo gamyba
plecia, liuksemburgieciu gerove
beveik kasdien kaip ant mielip
kyla.
Bet gyventojai, kad ir dide-
lame pertekliuje gyvendami,
kaip paprastai buna, "pamurma'
prizes valdzia, kad reikia islai-
kyti "didele', triju batalijonu
kariuomene ir, Europai pra-
dedant ginkluotis, dar ta kariuo-
meme reikia padidinti bent vienu
ar dviem batalionais -.
Bet liuksemburgieciai, skai-
ciuodami kasdien didejanti ku-
nigaikstijos ir privatini kapita-
Ia, neuzmirsta .padekoti ir pa
lankiam likimui, kad paskutiny-
sis karas praejo tik siaurine
krasto dalimi ir nepaliete tos
garsiosios plieno liejyklos, kuri
dabar ju ne tik pasididziavimas,
bet ir neissemiamas turtas.
.hU.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-11

delios ir well, nori is sykio
praturteti. AS prizes 40 me-
tu visa nedelia sapoj uz du
SUI puse dolerio dirbdavau !!
Sake, pazinti SUI tavim nu-
traukiu! Tegu sau nutrau-
kia, ale sta tai jau turetu
tick gedos, svolacius, man
palikt!
Kaip tai, palikt? Koki
sta?
Taigi, kad dabar jau
pasidares bagotyrium nusi-
trenke net j Pennsylvania,
pas kita pusbroli, katras tu-
ri bankoj 10000, senas ir
SuparallzuOtaS. Sedl ten Jau
keturios nedelios, nesioja is
lovos, verda valgyt, maudo
ir LOLA ant names, kai suva.
O tas durnius, vos gyvas, j
tik giria, O name keikia.
Tai gal ir gerai, kad
slaugo suparalizuota zmogu.
- Ka cia, geda net kali
bet! Jei turetu bent kick de-
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dramos MAN and Superman'
zodyje:
"Tikrasis gyvenimo .dziaugs-
mas yra justi, kad .esi naudoja-
mas tikslui, kuri pats pripa-
zisti didingu. Tegul tave Xxi
paskutiniosios isciulps pirm, ne
gu siukslyna ismes = Wis gi
tn gyvensi ne kaip besikarsciuo-
jas, negalavimu bel nusiskundi-
mQ kupinas molio gabalelis, bet
kaip gamtos pajega. Nesibarsi
ant pasaulio, kan jis neprisi-
vercia tave laimingu pada~yti.
Gyvenimas tik tada nelaimin-
gas tragingas, kada esi kitu
savanaudiskai naudojamas tiks-
lams, kuriuos zinai, kad jie yra
zemi."
Tikybines Shaw paziuros ne
visai aiskios. Jis skelbesi be-
dieviu, bet sventaji Rasta skai-
te auksciau visq rastQ. Jis tvir-
tino, kad trokstas pasaulyje
ivykdyti krikscioniska brolybe
ekonominiu socializmu
sio meto lietuviams patrauk-
liausia pas Shaw, regis, bus jo
darstumas ir raginimas nesnu-
duriuoti, bet dirbti. Musu tautai
gyvai islikti ir pasiruosti atei-
ciai reikia visu jos geruju sunu
bel dukteru nuolatinio bel temp
to darbo visais frontais. Tai
musu islikimo evangelija. Shaw
karta rase:
"Ko daugiau dirbu, tue gil
liau gyvenu. Noriu butt gerai
isciulptas prizes mirti. Man gy-
venimas ne wake, bet liepsna,
kuri valandelei man iteikta nes-
ii. Trokstu, kad mano rankose
il koskaisciausiai susvistu, pirm
negu iteiksiu kitoms kartoms
nesti ja j ateiti."
Perversmingas socialines re-
formas laisvu pilieciu pritarimu
vykdanti Anglia gal taps lieps-
ma, rodanti zmonijai kelia pro
Amerikos masine komercija ir
Maskvos masine vergija. Jei
taip, tai Shaw bus airis, kuris
savo buvusiems tautos verge
jams - anglams krikscioniskai
atsilygino. Vyt. sirvydas
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drOzti klausimus:

drozti klausimus:
- Va vel parasyta: teise j moksla.
Pirma Lietuvoj tokiu dalyku nerasine-
jo ant sienu, bet suejo vaikui tick metu,
kad jau laikas mokyklon tai ir turi cit.
O cia dabar teise = tai ka, ar tai dabar
taip bus, kai caro- laikais, kas nori mo-
kosi, kas nenori, lieka aklas, nei skai-
tyt, nei rasyt?
= Niu, dabah visakam yh laisve,
= sumises, nebedrasiu balsu atsiliepe
Kalmaniokas.
- O va cia pamaliavota, = tese
Trinkunas, nei neklausydamas Kalma-
nioko atsiliepimo, = diedas su boba Sc
di sau prie samavoro ir arbata geria.
0 tn man pasakyk = samavoru ar greit
gausim?
Ole, in Tula dabah dideli uzsa-
sakima, toj bus po samavoha visem
dedam ir bobam, - jau su pasiryzimu
atlaikyti atkirto Kalmaniokas.
- Tai gerai. O dabar pakalbekim
is ukiskos sakos. Tu, Kalmanei, kai da-
bar jau agronomas, tai tn isaiskink
man, kodel ozkytes pienlis saltas,
karvytes tai tik abb pamelzus saltas?
Salej pasigirdo vos sulaikomo juo-
ko prunkstelejimai. Bet Kalmaniokas,
nieko pikta nemanydamas, visai atvirai
pasisake, kad Sta mokslo saka jam dar
nezinoma ir paprase Tri.lkuna, jei jis
Zinc, tai ir paaiskinti. Tas sypsodama-
sis ir sake:
-. Natal, man regis, cia jau taip
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kalejimas -. Kitaip sakant, = nusaut
ir pririst...
llgokai pasivertes popieriuose, pir-
masis prabilo Kalmaniokas. 10 svelni,
zydziuojanti kalba nebuvo nei bau-
gi, nei grasinanti, kaip kai kuriu kitty
ankstyvesniu agitatoriu. Jis Wis dar
tebesijaute, kaip savas tal.p savuju,
nors jo pareigos j verte laikytis ir kal-
beti oficialiai ir tas j gerokai varze.
Nurodes, kada seti zirniai, mieziai,
baiges avizomis, pridure, kad Baibiu
apylinkeje reikia daugiau sodinti bull
viz, nes cia esq lengvos zemes.
Po sejos priejo prie padargu IL pa
kinktQ. Jis zinojo, kad Lietuvoje uki-
ninkai niekad neturejo rupescio del
eglezies ir JOS atsargu nesudarinejo.
0 dabar gelezies niekur negalima gau-
tt: yra uzsakyta is Rusijos, bet is ten
ateina tik instrukcijos, kada arti, kada
aketi If kada seti, bet gelezis noragams
ir aketvirbaliams neateina =. Ir jau
buvo aiskiai nlatyti, kad Xxi sejos tikrai
neateis. Cia tai If teko Kalnaaniokui
parodyti savo isnlinti, kaip paruosti
zeme sejai, kai nera gelezies noragams
il aketvirbaliams
Ir jis nurode iseiti vadovaudama-
sis bolsevikine ismintim: is dvieju senu
noragu kalvis turi padaryti viena nau-
ja noraga; is dvieju senu aketwrbaliu -
viena nauja aketvirbali. Jei katras kali
Wis nepanores to padaryti, tai jis -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-11

sabotaznikas-o tokens yra numaty-
ia vieta!
Pc tu svarbiu pamokymQ, Kalma-
niokas, kap ir pridera, pagarbino is Ell
les visu sovietiskus dievaicius ir isl
smagines uzbaige:
= Joj sulojzem ietuviskas buh-
zuazines linciugas, tel dabah tik visi su
pecid ir isejsim in noija tieva Stalina
hoju!
cia Dainiai pagal isakyma jau bu-
tinai turejo groti internationally ir, pa
sirodo, visdelto isejo Sis tas panasu,
bet ne kiekvienas galejo pazinti -.
Pakilo kalbeti Gorcanovas.
Jis lietuviskai kalbejo svariau, tik
jam nuolat sligo zodziu. 10 kalba buvo
grasinanti. Mirtis ir kalejimas pakai-
tomis kartojosi nuo pradzios Xxi gallo.
Jis, kaip zuvu tresto atstovas, pareis-
ke, kad dabar niekas neturi teises nei
SUI tinklais zuvauti, nei meskerioti -
vistiek, ar buvusiuose valdzios, ar sa-
vuose ezeruose. Ezerai ir zuvys pri-
klauso tik zuvies trestui Kas nores
gauti zuvies, tas gales gauti is Vals-
claus vykdomojo komiteto rasteli, 0 su
tue rasteliu gales nusipirkti Zarasuose,
paciame zuvQ trieste. Tai esq labai patio
gu, mes nereikia nei suslapti -.
Pridure, kad tas pats ir SUI uoga-
vimu bel grybavimu, bet apie tai pla-
ciau pasakysia tos sakos inspektoriai
kita karta atvaziave.
Po tu kalbu Kalmaniokas leido KEEL
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O. Sh1sho no11n>s7d1ya...
TRUKNTA DENMGUJNAO

- Taip, draugas, tuksta
Idekingumo. AS issirasiau dy-
puka, gininaiti, tai kaip jis
man atsidekojo? Geda net
pasakoti! Tx atvaziavus as
graziai j priemiau, pavaisi-
nau, well, armabylu pavazi-
nejau. Bet as SUI motera tu-
riu tik sesis rumus, dukte
jau istekejus uz ortodoksu
tautybes vyro, ne biednas ale
tikintis, eina j baznycia, tik,
we'll, ortodoksas. Tai as savo
dypukui pasiulinau del vie
tos stokes vaziuoti pas mano
pusbroli, kuris singelys If
gal, sakau, turf daugiau
ruimo gyventi. Tai jis tenai
nuvaziaves taip SUI nlanim
negraziai pasielge, net geda
pasakoti. Neparode. jokio de-
kingumo, kaip paskutinis
chuliganas.
Tai visgi papasakok,
ka tas latrelis tau padare -.
- Nuvaziavo jis pas ia
singeli pusbroli, o tas, pasi-
rodo, serga Tai sitas chu-
liganas paslauge j kokias
dvi nedelias, o tas eme il, nu-
mire - ir uzrase tam chuli-
ganui penkis tukstaneius, o
man nieko! Kai Sta suzino-
jau - as pasisiuliau jam pa
deti isgauti palikima, ba Ii
nau kaip angelskai persne-
keti ir kaip pas lojeri nueiti,
o jis ka gi Zinc?
Kai isgavau 5000, tai tas
name dar apsmei-
re!
- Ma tai jau tikrai geras
tipelis, jei vietoj aeiu dar ap-
smeize.
= Taigi, taigi. Ogi va
man vaiksciojimas pas loie-
ri, trobelis, gseas ar nekas-
tavo? O sermenys? Tai kad
as is penkiu tukstanciQ pasi-
likau sau pusantro, tai ar
jam, chuliganui, negana tri-
ju ir puses? Sake - buvo
insiurytas, sernenys nekas-
tavo, ale ar nebuvo trobelio?
O jis atvaziavo kaip dvi ne
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girdejai toki mela, as jam,
esq, nukniaukiau penkiolika
simtu! 0 kur mano trobe-
liai? cia viskas piniga kai-
nuoJa. tai ne krajus, kur
klumpes pasiemei ranka ir
eini sau basas j baznycia.
lsrasiau, pakieta pasiunciau,
cia vel aisbaksa dovanojau,
ekspensai ir ekspensai, o de-
kingumo jokio. Niekad Emo
gus nezinai, koki svolaciu is
rasysi, nors ir gimme ;. Ar
mattel mano nauja kara?
Einam ] stryta, parodysiu.
Apziurejome nauja biuri-
ka, kuriam nereikia siftu,
tik spausk koja, 0 jis auto
matiskai viska atlieka.
Ar mattel koki nors
kara krajuj? - patenkintas
klausia.
- Kur tn ten lnatysi! Ne
.maciau.
- O tas svolacius Jonas
atvaziaves dar juokesi is
mano pakieto. Klausiau jo:
- ka deti j pakieta? Atsa-
ke: - kavos pupeliu. AS ir
idejau, kaip prase, svara ka-
vos If z svarus puppy, we'll,
ka krajuj sebelbonais vadi-
ma. Tai atvaziaves meluoja,
kad sebelbonu neprases, o
tik vienos kavos. Is toxic
melagiaus tai dekingumo ir
nelauk. Tai ka, ar jau spe-
jai cia if taju nusipirkti?
- Ar kaklaraisti? Ne,
sitas dar is Lietuvos.
Tai az ir Lietuvoj EMO
mes SUI tajais vaiksciojo?
- Ne, visi ten vaiksciojo
nuogais kaklais, tik as vie
mas buvau su tajum.
- Ma, draugas, meme
luok ir nesigirk. Klebonas,
ana, sake, kad tikrai yra
'dypuku, kur ir amerikanckai
susneka ir peiperius moka
paskaityti. Tx atvaziave ir
toxic mandri. Ale tas mano
Jonas yra tikras nedekingas
svolacius, geda net pasako-
tt, tai tau ir gimme issira-
'siau -. Sta tai jau privale-
10 palikti man -. Tick tro-
belio -.
Ir ilipes j biurika paspau-
de koja automatic.
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AS LAIKIAU PAMALDAS I
s T A L I N A

IdOmus staciatikiq dvisiski"
pasipasakojimas. so puslapip
Galima uzsisakyti Dirvoje, stun
kama - so centu
Giant SOC paste zenklais, aria
$1.OO uz dvi
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Sis idomus straipsnis
gautas netrukus po C. b.
Shaw mirties, bet del ivai-
rio ir gabumu zmogus, tu-
ii paskelbtas tuojau. Tie
SO sakant, tas assnuo, bal
ges savo dienas po Stalino
paveikslu, negalejo siais
laikais sukelti lietuviuose
ypatingu simpatiju, taciau,
kaip daugiasalio charakte-
riq ir gabumu zmogus, tu-
rejo ir tokiu bruozu, kurie
daug kan gall butt ne tik
patrauklus, bet ir pamo-
komai isidemetini. Ia kaip
tik ir iskelia sio straipsnio
autOrius. RED.
Be seseriu metu simtmeti pra-
gyvenes dramaturgas Jurgis
Bernardas Shaw mire, lietu-
viams gal ne tick daug zinomas,
kick sekspyras, su kuriuo We
lionis save mego lygiagreciomis
statyti. Grieztu mesos nevalpy-
mu, nerukymu ir svaigalu ne
vartojimu jis primena musu Wy
duna, kuris taip pat turejo po-
linki j drama.
Shaw idomus savo viesai ro-
dytais savotiSkumais. Airiu gil
mes, jis rase vien anglu kalha.
Tai butu lyg patriotingas lie
tuvis rasytu vien rusiskai. Atsi-
sakydamas tevyneje gyventi, jis
tuojau issieme jos pasa, kai tik
Airija tapo nepriklausoma nuo
Anglijos valstybe.
Skelbesi socialism,, bet visa
dos CANA skardziu balsu protes-
tuodavo prizes vyriausybes, ku-
rios imdavo is jo pajamu mokes-
cius socialism, siekiamiems vi
suomeniskiems tikslams.
Jis rode CLAUS susirupinimo
visuomenines santvarkos klau-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-09-28

The above fields are exam
pies of what can be done to
build soil even on the most bar
rem, eroded fields. Given proper
plant food and plenty Of it, plus
legume-grass mixture, most soil
can be made to produce.
from a hilltop, for road fill. As
soon as the soil was carried off,
Thompson added heavy applications
of fertilizer carrying nitrogen, phos-
phate and potash. Altogether, he
used the equivalent of 900 pounds
of plant food per acre-approxi-
mately $50 pounds of 3-12-l2 and
$50 pounds of 0-20-0. No lime was
needed, as the subsoil is almost
neutral.
Thompson seeded bluegrass and
some ladino and red clover. The
roots anchored well and soon built
up protective growth that yields
good forage. Volunteer white clo-
yer has come in to add to the pas
ture.
Now Thompson uses the field for
night pasture.
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Stocks of Feed Grains
Relatively High in June

The bureau of agricultural eco
nomics reports relatively large
stocks of all feed grains in storage
in July. Disappearance in the April
June quarter was larger than in
most years for corn, but about u.s.
ual for oats. 1t was the heaviest on
record for barley.
Approximately l,210 million bush
els of corn were in storage as of
July l, II per cent less than on
July l, 1850. Oats stocks of 29S
million bushels are the largest car
ry-over of record by a small mar
gin. The off-farm portion of nearly
"a million bushels is largest of rec
ord also.
Barley stock of 90 million bushels
are Slightly larger carry-over
than average, with the off-farm por-
ton of SO million bushels.
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Celery dressing makes use of the
last of the celery stalk. Add " cup
of finely chopped celery and l table
spoon of chopped green pepper to
one cup of mayonnaise.
To one cup of white sauce. medi-
UNI, may be added " cup of any
of the following for a delicious
u C e: mushrooms, lobster or
shrimp.
Thousand Island uses the last "
cup Of chilli sauce in your bottle
with tablespoon each Of chopped
green pepper and chopped stuffed
olives in l cup of mayonnaise.
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Experts See Good Future
For Nations Dairy Farms

Dairying looks profitable for the
years ahead, dairy experts believe.
They list six reasons: Cd Increased
population; (2) higher incomes for
the average working man: (3) peo-
pie are living longer; az high
meat prices which are reflected
in higher prices for dairy cows and
veal; (5) increased use of dairy
products; and (6) the greater stress
being placed on the use Of milk and
milk products.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-09-28

peas in Squash Nests
(Serves ~
2 acorn squash, halved and
baked
package quick-frozen peas
" cup pea liquid
3 tablespoons butter
2 teaspoons flour
chicken bouilIon cube
"A teaspoon lemon juice
tablespoon chopped chives
Before you bake squash, place
teaspoon butter and 2 teaspoons
brown sugar in each squash half.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Cook the quick-frozen peas as
directed on package Drain, reserv-
ing y cup liquid. Melt butter in
saucepan. Add flour and blend. Add
pea liquid and bouillon cube. Cook
and stir until thickened. Add lemon
juice, chives and cooked peas. Work
brown sugar and butter mixture into
squash meat with fork. Arrange
squash halves on platter and fill
centers with peas. Serve with bacon
curlS.
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LYNN SAYS:
Use your Leftovers
In Sauces, Dressings

Wise cooks never throw away
even small amounts of food like a
tablespoon or two, left in a bottle
or jar. Use them with white sauce
or mayonnaise to dress up other
foods.
Tartar dressing for fish is easily
made from a tablespoon Of capers,
another of copied parsley, 2 ia
hespoons Of chopped olives and 2
tablespoons of pickle relish added to
! cup of mayonnaise.
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Red Cabbage
(ServeS 4-6)

(SerVeS 4-6)
red cabbage
4 tart apples, pared and sliced
II cup bown sugar
4 cup basil-vinegar
Shred cabbage very fine and place
in heavy kettle with all remaining
ingredients. Cover tightly and sim
mer for III hours. Add " cup water
and continue to cook slowly for "a
hour longer.
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TooIhox on Wheels

A practical idea for most
farmers is the toolbox on
wheels. Made Of lightweight
iron sheets, the drawers can
slide on angle-iron channels and
store complete set of hand
tools. The handles can be made
to fold down when not being
moved wheelbarrow ia shion.
COaster-wagOn wheels will serve
the purpose. With a little plan
ming the average farmer can
build 1t easily. The above draw
ing is good start on the plans.
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and mash. Cook
the minced onion
in b u t ter until
n e a rly tender.
Add flour n d
m a r J o r a m,
blend, a d d milk
a n d cook for
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-09-28
Legumes, Fertilizer
Rebuild Worn Field
Most Soil Will Produce
If Cared for Properly

The teamwork of legumes, grass
es and plenty of fertilizer made the
difference between these two fields
in Huntington County, Indiana,
points out the middle west soil i'm
provement committee.
The barren field in the upper
photo had 6 feet of soil removed at
the deepest point for road fill. 1t
had no soil care, no fertilizer. Aft
er three years the field is still badly
eroded, criss-crossed with gullies
2 to 3 feet deep.
The lower field located on Nor
man Thompson's farm near Hunt
ington, had 8 feet of soil removed
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-09-28
LYNN CHAMBERS MENU
Meat Loaf frosted with
Mashed PotatoeS

lV1doIIGU 7 OVdIUCo
peas in Squash Nests
'Pickled Eggs and Beets
Apple-Grape Salad
Wheat Bread Beverage
Lemon Meringue Pie
Recipe Given
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pepper!
Then comes a day when the fam
lily refuses to be tempted by vege-
tables any longer. They continue to
appear on the menu, but most often
are the only food left on the plate.
Rather than have this waste, it's
better to offer the family such we'll
seasoned vegetables they cannot re-
fuse them.
Here's an old-fashioned way to
prepare cabbage. simple but deli
ciouS:
Pennsylvania Dutch
Pepper Cabbage
(Serves g.
l small head cabbage e
pounds)
l teaspoon salt
l medium onion, gated
y cup sugar
% cup cream
70 cup cider vinegar
l green or red pepper, chopped
Chop cabbage fine. Add salt, on
ion and sugar Let stand ! hour.
Blend cream and vinegar. Pour over
cabbage. Add pepper and mix well.
Sweet-Sour Beans
makes 6 cups
2 pounds green beans
IL tablespoons salt
3 tablespoons butter
l medium onion, sliced
u cup cider vinegar
Il cup water
Y cup sugar
Wash beans and slice diagonally
A-inch thick. Cook until tender in a
small amount of water. While hot,
add salt and butter. Cool. Add on
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DERFECT for school or parties
all season is this button front
style for young girls Narrow ruff.
ling trims the rounded neck,
pulled sleeves are as young as
can be.
Pattern No 8743 is a sew-rte perfo-
rated pattern in sizes 6. 8. TO- u and IA
years. Size 8, ga yards of 39-inch.
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Add eggplant, cheese and beaten
yolks; stir thoroughly. Season light
ly. If desired, this mixture may be
refrigerated for hours, to ease
preparation. Then, season lightly
and fold in beaten egg whites. Place
lightly in INCREASED baking dish and
bake in a moderate (375'F.) oven
for 40 to so minutes.
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weeks.

*Pickled Eggs and Beets
(Serves $50
y cup distilled white vinegar
q cup juice from canned or
cooked beets
q cup water
l tablespoon mixed -rhole
spices
2 tablespoons sugar
2 cups whole beets
6 hard-cOoked eggs
Combine vinegar, beet juice,
water, spices and sugar Let boil
for minutes Strain and cool. Pour
over cold beets and hard-cooked
eggs. Stir occasionally so that eggs
will color evenly. Allow to stand in
refrigerator for several hours be-
fore serving.
Tomatoes with Spinach
(Serves $50
8 medium tomatoes
" cup thick cream sauce
2 tablespoons bread crumbs
2 cups cooked spinach
4 tablespoons grated cheese
2 tablespoons butter
" teaspoon basil, II desired
Cut off a thin slice from each
tomato, hollow out part of center,
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Eggplant Souffle

Eggplant Souffle
(Serves 6-8)
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
cup milk
u cup gated cheese
y teaspoon marjoram
l lage or small elephants
2 teaspoons minced onion
2 eggs
Salt and pepper to taste
Peel, dice and cook eggplant i
boiling water until tender. Drai
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Weather Prophet

Say, Joe, you're broker;
can't you give me a tip?"
Il know something that is nov
about twenty, and W t h i n SIX
months l can guarantee it to be
over ninety"
Sounds fine! What is it,"
The temperature"
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sprinkle with salt and invert. This
seasons the tomato and draws out
excess water. After half an hour,
turn hollow side up and fill with
spinach which has been cooked with
basil and mixed with cream sauce.
Sprinkle with crumbs and cheese,
dot with butter and bake in a hot
(400'F.) oven for is minutes.
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FlaVorful Vegetables
THERE ARE COUNTLESS ways
to vary the flavor of vegetables and
thus make them more interesting to
the palate But how often homemak-
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No Identity

l just got letter from a man
saying if l didn't stay away from
his wife he was going to shoot me.
Well, l suppose you're going to
take heed OF the warning.
can't-he didn't sign his name.
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ers fall into a
rut, serving t h e
same vegetables
year a f t e r year,
always seasoned
I n e same way,
butter, salt a n d
pepper!
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ion. Mix vinegar.
water and sugar;
pour over beans.
Store in covered
jar in refrigera-
tor. These beans
will k e e p for
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-01-26

 PATROLS WITHIN 2
 MILES OF SUWON

TOKYO - Tank equipped allied patroIs advanced to within " miles or Seoul Friday while the boldly hunted Chinese army apparently pulled back. Patrols swept to with h two miles of Suwon, which is l., mI1es below Seoul
 | lie Allies also nit by sea anu air A neayy cruiser anu 1wo ues- troyers shelled seoul port ol IA- cnon ana sllenced Commuu.s, battery which had nreu on tnom.
 Planes smashed at two enemy highway conveys toLahng 25U ye- nlcIes north of Seoul destroying z- anu damaging 10.
 Patrols around Suwon droye otl one enemy force Wlth bayonets ana used tanks to push the dug-in Reds l.om a hill.
 Gen. MacArthur, on the eve of ms 7Ist birthday, said the Chinese mad extenued their supply line to a point to where they can put no more well equipped men on the Iront line and that LIN troops were going to give the Chinese bloody nose somewhere in the south"
 lie also added firmly that the Chinese will not drive the Allies out of Korea.