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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03

oiSA oe.J AiiS.. OuC VI sight, oul
of mind. What a terrible ap-
probation to show ones God"
ID. X.
ANTIKOMUNISTINE VEIKLA
Antikomunistine veikla Brock
tone stipreja ir igauna Wis nau-
jas formas. Pereitu metu kovo
26 d., kai cia lankesi- Stalino
"palaimintas misionierius' Ant.
Bimba, buvo suruostas masinis
mitingas, kuriame priimta anti
komunistine rezoliucija. Tu pa
ciQ metu rugsejo g Is d Lietu-
viu Bakuzeje buvo suruosta is
Ipudinga genocido paroda, kuria
drauge su Brocktono mu-
ge aplanke simtai tukstanciu
zmoniu. Dabar vel kovo 21 d.
Brocktono Lietuviu Taryba ir
Kataliku Federacija, j kurias
Iieina visos vietos lietuviu patri-
otines organizacijos, prieme
nauja rezoliucija komunistu rel
kalu ir lmusu santykiu su jais
klausimu, kurioje pareiskiama:
Kai musu tevu zemeje Liet-
vote komunistai vykdo baisu ge-
nocida, kai komunistu iziebtame
KOrejos kare liejamas Amerikos
vyrq kraujas, kai komunistines
Rusijos valdovai stumia pasauli
j trecia pasaulini kara, kai Ame-
rikos komunistu priklausomybe
nuo Maskvos yra neabejotinai
aiski, kai Amerikos Kongresas
RADIO reikalinga priimti komu-
nistams suregistruoti specialu
istatyma,
- TAI MUSU TARPE
Wis dar tebera zmoniq, kurie ligi
siol nenutrauke rysiu SUI komu-
nistais, ju spauda, radiju ir or
ganizacij ijOmis, besislapstanciO-
mis- ivairiais nekaltais vardais,
bet aiskiai dirbanciomis isdavi-
kiska darba Maskvos naudai.
Vieni jq aktyviai dalyvauja tose
organizacijose, spaudoje ir radi-
jO programOse, o kiti samoningai
ar nesamoningai palaiko sia ak
CHA, skelbdami ju parengimus,
prenumeruodami komunist i n e
spauda, duodami ia ir komunis-
tq vedamas radio programs
savo biznio ar kitOkio pobldzio
skelbimus.
| TOdeI BrOcktonO Lietuviu Ia
ryba ir Kataliku Federacija, at
stovaudama vietoje visas lietu-
viu patriotines organizacijas,
besisielOjancias skaudziu Lietu-
vOs likimu ir gresianciu Ameri-
kai pavojumi, nutare kreiptis j
visus viet0s lietuvius siuo pa
reiskimu:
1. Komunistai, kaip Maskvos
agentai ar ju suklaidinti fanatis-
XII pasekejai, yra lygus Ameri-
kos, kaip ir LietuvOs priesai.
2. Geras lietuvis ir istikimas
AmerikOs gyventojas nepriklau-
So kOmunistinems ir prOkOmu-
nistinems organizations, mere
mia ir neprenumeruoja komu-
lnistines spaudos, nesiskelbia kO-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03

turf isteige Americas Lietuviu
Daktaru Draugija. Xxi siol dar
neaisku, ar tremtiniai gydytojai
gall butt tos draugijos nariais,
bent neigije license = atrodo,
kad ne. Todel lietuviai tremti-
Mai gydytojai lures steigti sa-
vo draugija. Laikas tam pri-
brendo ir Ney Yorko bel apylin-
kiu gydytojai nori parodyti sa-
vo iniciatyva ir geguzes 6 diena
saukia steigiama susirinkima
Apreiskimo parapijos mokyklos
saleje North 5th St., Brooklyn,
N. W.
Straipsnyje "Metas steigti
lietuviu gydytoju draugija" tarp
kitty motyvu nurodziau reikala
padeti mirusiu gydytoju Sci
MONS, jeigu jos butu to reika-
lingos: DIR. Griniaus, DIR. Elvikio,
DIR. Uso ir kitQ, O taip pat pade-
tt nedarbingiems arba sergan-
items gydytojams, kaip DIR. Ben
dorius Bendoraitis, kuris gy-
vena Los Angeles ir del ligos
negali dirbti.
Minetame inzinieriu metras-
tyje radau daugiau iradymu ju
labdaringos veiklos: New Yor-
ko draugija duoda parama inzi-
nieriams, gyvenantiems Vokie-
tijoje ir Austrijoje, siunSia pini-
gines aukas ir maisto siunti-
MUS ir kitokia parama. Drau-
gija jau yra paaukojusi S163.
Nors tai nedidele suma, bet ro-
do grazu inzinieriu nosta.
Del mano pasiulymo steigti
gydytoju draugija arba draugi-
jas Xxi siol niekas neatsiliepe,
nors straipsnis buvo idetas tri-
juose laikrasciuose: Dirvoj, Vie
nybej ir Naujienose. DR.. A.
Garmus del tos tylos man pa
rase: Vezimas stow vietoje
iklimpes j purva ir kasdieninio
gyvenimo sukuri. DR.. j. Kaza-
kevicius man rasytame laiske
|irgi paabejojo, ar gydytojQ
draugija bus pajegi dirbti Sal
pos darba. selpima as pamine-
Jap kaip viena busimos gydy-
toju draugijos tikslu ir, patik-
rines inzinieriu d-ios istatus, ten
radau tokius tikslus:
/. Jungti lietuvius inzinierius.
architektus ir technikus, gyve-
nancius New Yorke ir io apy-
linkese, tarpusaviam bendra-
darbiavimui.
| 2. Siekti pazangos technikos
moksluose.
3. Dalintis professionals patty
rimais ir informacijomis.
| 4. Islaikyti lietuvybe ir deti
lpastangas Lietuvai atgauti ne.
priklausomybe.
5. Organizuotai dalyvauti Am
lietuviu visuomeniniame gyve-
mime.
6. Teikti pagalba nariams, pa.
tekusiems varga ir, padeti
naujai atvykusiems kolegoms.
Site inzinieriu draugijos uz.
daviniai, sick tick pakeitus, tik.
|tu ir busimai gydytojq draugi.
Ijai.
Darbo galimybes Amerikoj
abiem profesijom, tick inzinie.
riams, tick gydytojams, yra la.
bal placios. Jeigu prancuzas
Descartes pasake "cogito ergo
sum - "as galvoju, taigi as
esu'', tai amerikietis tikrai ga.
Iii tarti "as dirbu - taigi as
Igyvenu'', mes darbas cia yrs
gero pragyvenimo saltinis. Tie.
sa, kaikurie tremtiniai gydy,
tojai bel inzinieriai atvyko cis
toxic amziaus, kada amerikie
ciai jau yra sutaupe senatvei il
sunkiai dirbti jiems nera rel
kalo. Vienok ir vyresnio am
J ziaus tremtiniai gydytojai, pei
65 ir net 70 M, jeigu jie yrs
darbingi ir sveikata jiems lei
: dzia, gavo darbo ligoninese il
patys sau uzsidirba pragyveni
mui. Ir amerikieciai gydytoja
do ,.1,1 y,ox,n,ooio oo,o .;o -. +,,,.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03

old saying:. "Out of sight, out
of mind. What a terrible ap-
probation to show ones God"
ID. X.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03
DIR. V. Tercijonas
Gydytoju darbo salygos

DouS ullld dIVy huolu CIcIIlCl-
niu gydytoju neturi praktikos
teisiu ir dirba kaipo internal Ii
goninese, atlikdami vieneriu
metu privaloma staza - kiti,
kur intership nereikalauja, dir
ba kaipo internal arba residen-
tai ligoninese.
Atlyginimas uz gydytoju dar-
ba yra labai ivairus: zemiausias
tQ, kurie atlieka privaloma in
terno staza. Cia atlyginimas
svyruoja tarp $1OO $3.50 me-
nesiui. Kurie dirba kaipo inter-
mai arba residential laisvai, ne
stazui atlikti, gauna menesiui
5000 $500, kartais ir dau-
giau. Tai yra atlyginimas gydy-
tojams, kurie praktikos teisiu
neturi. Ju algos yra vidutiniskai
mazesnes uz inzinieriu gauna-
mas algas.
Gydytoju, turinciu praktikos
teise, t. y. islaikiusiu waist. eg-
zaminus, yra nedaug.; gal is
viso apie 20. Jiems. nera butino
reikalo tarnauti ligoninese, kaip
gydytojams be licencijos; jie
gall verstis privacia praktika,
kuri yra daug pelningesne, bet
reikia ilgesnio laiko, kad ia di-
desne praktika atsirastu. Gy-
dytojai, kurie tarnauja hgonl-
nese arba dirba pas praktikuo-
jancius gydytojus kaip ju pa
vaduotojai, gauna didesnius at
lyginimus uz pirmosios grupes
gydytojus.
Paskutiniu laiku buvo ziniu
apie suteikima tremtiniams gy-
dytojams kaikuriose valstybese
ribotos licencijos, kaip illinois
Iowa ir kt., kur tremtiniai gy-
dytojai psichiatrinese ligoninese
Estate HospitaD bus sulygint1
su amerikieciais gydytojais il
eaus gydytoju algas (residentc
| ir kitu zemesniu kategoriju). TX
siol jie uz gydytojo darba gau.
davo studento mediko alga, t.y
beveik tik puse gydytojo algos
Kaip tremtiniai gydytojai
turetu organizuotis?
Inzinieriu pavyzdziu dides,
niuose miestuose (su apyllnke,
mis) turetu susidaryti atskiroS
gydytoju draugijos. Tos draugl
Jos sudarytu JAW Lietuviu Gy'
dytoju Sajunga, kuri galetu bu.
ii nariu Pasaulio LietuviQ Gy'
dytoju Sajungos, jei butu relka'
las tokia steigti.
Gydytojams tremtiniams or
ganizuotis j savo draugiJas Il
steigti sajunga labai kliudo Jl
apsikrovimas darbu. Be tieslo
ginio darbo ligoninese, kaip pra
gyvenimo saltinio, jie uzlmt
pasiruosimu egzaminams. Tas
virsnorminis darbas, t. y. mo
lkvmasis naktimis, nutrauklan'
poilsi ir MEGA, labai suvarz(
gydytojus ir stabdo ju aktyvu
ma.
Gydytojai, kurie gavo dlplo
mus prizes 1914 M, gali lslgyt
praktikos teise by endorsement
pripazinimu be egzaminu, bel
tokiu yra labai nedaug II prak
|tikos teise jiems duodama tuo
met, kai jie nesudaro konku
rencijos vietiniams gydytoJams
|ir ju amzius yra virs 80 metu
|Todel sitas atvejis = leidlma'
praktikai be egzaminu didesne'
|reiksmes neturi, mes kandldatl
lyra mazai. Buvo kalbu, kad Ii
cense by endorsement bus pra
plesta, duodant gydytoJams
baigusiems Xxi 1880 metn, be-
lkolkas tai tik gandai. Jei nebu
karo ir didesnes gydytoju mo
bilizacijos - license by endorse
ment prapletimo Xxi 1880 ar ku
riu kitu metu negalima lauktl
mes Americas gydytoju organl
zacijos, kurios yra labai ltakln
gos, to neprileis. Karas ta pade
I'll gall pakeisti.
Apie limited license jau mi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03
Kaip inzinieriai organizuojasi?

New Yorko inzinieriai isteige
savo atskira draugija ir siulo
steigti atskiras draugijas Chi
cago, Bostone, Clevelande, De
troite ir po to jas jungti ] JAW
Lietuviu Inzinieriu ir Architek-
tu Sajunga. Suorganizuotos at
skirose valstybese sajungos (J
AV, Kanadoj, Australijoj ir XII
tur) sudarys Pasaulio Lietuviu
Inzinieriu ir Architektu Sajun-
ga. Tokia organizacijos schema
yra isidemetina lietuviams gy-
dytojams, kurie dar nepradejo
kurti savo draugiju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-03
GYDYTOJAI IR INZINIERIAI

siomis dienomis j mano ran
kas pateko Americas lietuviq
inzinieriu ir architektu draugi-
jos New Yorke metrastis, New
York, 1851, Brooklyn, 20 psi,
smulkaus srifto, kama $1.00.
Is to sasiuvinio formos leidi-
nio galima patirti daug idomiV
ziniu apie musu inzinierius. De-
ia, palyginimui truksta tikru
ziniu apie gydytojus. Kur gale
stu, stengsiuos palyginti.
Metrastis turi du straipsnius.
Musu gaires, dipl. inz. A.. Ma
cilno, ir Naujosios Architektu-
ros Epochos Bruozai, archit. V.
svipo. Toliau eina skyrius -
Lietuviai Inzinieriai Vakaru Pa
saulyje, SUI daugeliu poskyriu.
Kick yra lietuviu inzinieriQ
Amerikoj? Ivykusiame New
Yorke vasario "a ir 25 dienomis
inzinieriu ir architektu suvazia-
vine buvo atstovauta 241 orga-
nizuotas lietuvis inzinierius; is
ju New Yorka draugija turf "a
narius, kuriu tarpe 10 Ameri-
kos lietuviu inzinieriu. Chica-
goj - 1922 nariai: tai yra di'
dziausias organizuotas lietuviu
inzinieriu vienetas visame pa
saulyje. Philadelphijos skyrius
turf II nariu, Detroite % ma.
rial, Bostone % nariai, is kurir
apie 90R dirba savo specially.
bes darbus, Clevelande FL narys
Inz. Maciunas savo straipsny
sake, kad per pastaruosius me.
tus apie 300 lietuviu inzinierir
ir architektu atvyko JAW, Gle
rado apie kelias desimtis senr
lietuviu ateiviu inzinieriu, to-
del bendras inzinieriu skaicius
siekia apie $50.
Is skyriu apyskaitu matyti
kad pvz. New Yorke zymi dau
guma nariu dirba savo protest
jos darbe, o keli is ju yra pa
sieke visiskai lygios padeties' 81
vietos Americas inzinieriais sa
vo specialybes darbe.
Inzinieriai gauna savo profe
sijos darba be jokiu license
kaip reikalaujama nuo gvdyto
ju. Ju atlyginimas uz darba yrs
gan augstas, po $500 Xxi
10000 savaiteje ir kartais dau
giau.
The Miami times., 1951-10-13

Robert Jones, well known local
maestro, has recently signed his
band with Park-Stone enter
prises, photograph distributors
and personal management agents,
doing business in this city. The
agency will serve as personal
manager for his professional ca
reer. The company will supervise
and handle all recordings and
sales for the band.
Jones band will make records
for the company and they will
market these recordings to their
affiliate Mercury and Victoria
record companies.
The band is comprised of local
artists and these lads have made
a favorable impression on Miami
dance fans. All summer the ag-
gregation has been supplying
music for a regular weekly dance
and they have received the
plaudits of music critics on the
radio and the local papers.
In a statement from Jones,
leader and manager. he "feels
certain that my band is the COM
ing dance band aggregation in
Florida. Our musicians as indivi-
dualS are all talented and with
more months of playing together,
we should be ready to hit the big
time.
Personnel of the orchestra in
,cludes: Rhythm section, Richard
Strachay, piano; Leon Mccarthy,
base; Bill Brown, drums. Brass
section, Louie Francis, 1st trum-
pet; Leonard Mills, End trumpet;
Bertram Cambridge, trumbone
Reed section, Elliot Flanders, 1st
alto; Samuel Harrison, End tenor
Robert Jones, 4th tenor; Ray
Rutherford, bongo player and
Edward Cherry Borden, voca-
list.
The Miami times., 1951-10-13
.DAV IN ALL-OUT
CAMPAIGN

An all-out membership cam
paign to strengthen the ranks OF
disabled veterans against a dan
gerous onslaught now being
threatened by groups who would
destroy the rights and benefits of
disabled veterans was launched
here today by the Sgt. Daniel A.
Mullins No. 80 of the Disabled
American Veterans.
James Green, commander of the
DAV Chapter, said that only
through a strong organization
can the disabled veterans pro-
tect the hard-earned benefits they
now receive.
"Today disabled veterans must
form a permanent battlefront to
protect the rights and benefits of
disabled veterans which are being
threatened by those who would
take away these benefits under the
guise of economy.
The Miami times., 1951-10-13
Liberty City
Beauticians
Organize

The Liberty City Professional
Beauticians met at Jones Unique
Beauty Shop on Tuesday night.
Organizational business was dis
posed of and a committee IF Mes
DANES E. Merchant, L. Boyer, B.
Beal and E. Hall was appointed.
The next meeting is scheduled
for Sunday, October ID at $3.50
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bes-
sic Beal, 1441 NV 68th terrace.
All beauticians of Liberty City
are asked to be present. Business
of vital Importance will be dis
cuSSed.
The Miami times., 1951-10-13

Through membership in the
DAV - especially Life Member
ship - every eligible disabled
veteran can help protect the ma
tion's rehabilitation program"
He said full information on
membership can be obtained at
DAV Chapter Headquarters
Generally speaking, all veter-
ans who have been wounded,
gassed, injured, or disabled while
serving in the armed forces of the
United States during time of war
are eligible for DAV membership
This applies to those WHO served
in the armed forces at any time
since December 2, 1941, and dur
ing the Korean campaign. Regu-
lar meeting at 8 pm, Youth Gen.
ter, $40 NV 18th st., Sunday, Oct.
IA.
The Miami times., 1951-10-13
Y-Teens OF Mays
High School

Monday began the roll call
week for Y-Teens throughout the
state of Florida. The Y-Teens of
Mays High School began this
celebration with with a Tag day.
In addition to wearing tags, indi-
eating that they were Y-Teens,
these girls also wore white
blouses and blue skirts.
On Wednesday the Y-Teens
had charge of the assembly. A
most interesting program was
rendered. The purpose of the club
was given by Edith Jearl Bing,
Prayer by Maggie Bell Jackson,
duet Eartha Bryant and Jessie
Mae Smith. Miss Margaret In
graham led the entire audience in
a group of pep songs.
Officers for 1951-52 are:
Annie Sue Bradley, president;
Maggie Bell Jackson, vice pres
ident; Winifred Zeigler,, secretary;
Dorothy Higgs, assistant secre-
tary; Martha Ramson, treasurer;
Edith J. Bing, reporter
Sponsors: Miss Hazel Sparks,
Mrs. Margaret H. Wright, Miss
Margaret Ingraham and Miss
Mildred Morley, coordinator.
The Miami times., 1951-10-13
TWAS THE NIGHT
BEFORE THE
CLASSIC

Kazah Temple No. 149, Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine, will stage
their beauty pageant and dance
at the spacious Harlem Square
ballroom Friday night, November
80, just the night before the class
ic. Noble Wylie Jackson, recorder
Of Kazah Temple has been in
structed to contact all Shrine
temples in the state requesting
that they enter contestant.
A famous band from California
has the contract for the occasion.
This band has many attractions.
The admission will be in reach of
everybody's pocket. The Illus
trious Potentate states that more
than two thousand persons are
expected to witness this pageant
and dance.
Business firms and individuals
will be contacted as to prizes.
The Miami times., 1951-10-13
FSA Outstanding
Players Of Local


The South Florida Athletic As
sociation, affiliate of the Florida
Interscholastic Association is
proud to announce its choice for
individual konors.
Each week the organization will
choose two players Zone lineman
and one back from each of the
South Florida teams as outstand-
ing, at their respective positions,
on the basis of the individuals
performance both offensive and
defensive. This will aid in the Sc
lection of the All City team at end
of season.
To date the following have been
chosen, from games payed:
Carver (Miami( - OBJ, 20,
William Bethel and end (2D
Alonzo Johnson VS. Dorsey (Mi-
ami) - H.B. Eugene Williams
and tackle R. Ritchie.
BTW H.B. (4D Thomas
Marshall and end (34) William
Barber VS. Carver H.B. (25)
Joseph Jordan and tackle (26)
Willie Jones.
billiard - H.B. (33) James
HeaStie and guard (29) Elijah
Nelson VS. Key West.
Dorsey - H.B. (64) Eugene
Williams and tackle (78) r. Rit-
chic VS. Middleton.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-06-15
Farm Production May Set
All-Time Record in 1851

American farmers can expect the
demand for their farm products in
1851 to be stronger than in 1850.
With normal weather conditions and
favorable control of insects and dis
eases, the production of farm pro-
ducts should be greater than in 1850.
Consequently, with greater pro-
ductOn and a stronger demand for
farm products, the gross farm in
come should be higher in 1851, the
agriculture department reports.
Farmers. however, will pay high
er prices for practically all impor-
tant items of production in 1851
Some of these items will probably
be the highest on record. In this
group will be such items as farm
machinery and equipment, fuels for
machinery, livestock purchases,
building and fencing materials and
wage rates.
Prices which farmers will pay for
such commodities as feed, seed and
fertilizer probably will be higher
than in 1850
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-06-15
9. I'll HOUSEHOLD
=z5I ||rYTSHzE=ZZ

Quilted covcrlets are precious
possessions and need to be washed
and dried with care. The sagglne
weight of a wet coverlet causes
uneven drying on the line and
distorts its shape. If you haven
an automatic gas dryer. borrow
the use of one for drying youl
coverlcts. Set the dial at high
temperature to completely dry for
20 to Is minutes and the coverlet
"'lll be soft, fluffy and perfectly
shaped.
Spill your pins and needles? A
dlmc-store magnet in your sowing
box will pick them up in flash.
To prevent the flowerettes from
breaking off as you lift caulflow-
CT from the pan, put the vegetable
into clean cloth tied to form a
bag. Cook, of course, over a low
gentle simmer flame.
Grease may splash onto the
wall behind your range. Cut a
sheet of plastic to fasten on the
wall. Then a quick wipe with a
soap cloth will keep it clean.
Machine oil may be removed by
touching the spots while fresh with
ChlCrOfOrm or either.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-06-15
New Pasture Aids Control
Of Worms in Poultry Flock

Poultry experts advise the farm
wife who raises chickens to provide
them with good pasture as a means
to control worms. 1t is the most
important reason why new pasture
should be provided each year for
the growing flock, they report.
Some of the better pasture grasses
are a alfalfa mixture or
ladino--if the soil and temperature
are suited to ladino. Any poultry
pasture should be clipped
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-06-15
LYNN SAYS:
Serve Pancakes
For Easy Meals

Ham pancakes make a delightful
supper when served with raisin
sauce. Fold l cup chopped, leftover
ham into your pancake batter jus:
before baking. Serve warm.
Plan to roll-up pancakes when
you're serving them with a cottage
cheese mixture made by heating 2
cups of cottage cheese in the top
part of the double boiler with "a cup
each of green pepper and celery,
chopped.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-06-15
Young Iowa Trucker
Wins Safety Contest
Hauls 1000 Hogs.
5000 Cattle a Year

Walter Sellnau, q, of Charlotte,
Iowa. was winner of the seven
month Chicago livestock trucker
safety program sponsored by the
Chicago Stock Yards in its cam
paign to reduce the annual national
loss of S33,OOO,OOO in meat through
safer livestock hauls to market.
Sellnau was awarded 81 900 worth
of bonds and merchandise for his
outstanding hauling record. Judged
the best of 1885 truckers from 10
states and Canada who participated
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-06-15

relief from constipation due to lack
of dietary bulk. Eat an ounce (about
= cup of tasty kellogg's ALL
BRAN daily, drink plenty of water!
fnot satisfied after 10 days, return
empty carton to kellogg's, Battle
Creek, Mich Get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY RACki
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in the program. Scllnau's seven
trucks travelled $4,000 miles to and
from Chicago, Carrying 1000 hogs
and 5000 cattle.
A newcomer in the trucker bust
ness, he has been hauling livestock
to market for only a year and a
half.
SCllnau uses care in his livestock
hauls. He carries a portable load
ing chute under his truck for use in
farm yards where there is no regu-
lar loading chute. He also uses an
electric prodder on livestock in
stead of whip or club. and places
sand and limestone on the floor of
his truck to lessen the chances of
falling and bruising
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-06-15
Garden Yardstick

For the gardener who is al
ways in the need of a yardstick
or tape and never seems to have
one handy, here is an idea that
will save much time and trou-
BILE. Make your hoe handle a
measuring stick by painting
bright rings on it at foot and
half foot distances from the end.
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Sunshine Strawberries

Wash and hull perfect strawber-
ries. Arrange in layers in prcserv-
ing kettle with an equal amount of
sugar Let stand for L hour, then
bring to the boiling point and cook
20 minutes. Arrange in shallow en-
ameled pans or platters, cover with
glass and set in the sun for several
days or until the syrup is thick.
Stir several times every day. Pour
into glasses and paraffin at once.
SUNSHINE CHERRIES: Use the
above method with sour red cher
ries Cook until they are just tender
but still firm. These cherries are
especially delicious when served
with ice cream.
Three Fruit Preserves
pineapple, cut in thin wedges
2 oranges with rind of one
quarts Strawberries
4 pounds sugar
Peel pineapple, then slice and cut
in thin wedges. Grind the oranges,
peellng one and ;SCarding the rlnd.
and using the rind of the other.
Wash, hull and pick over the straw
berries Place all fruits and sugar
in preserving kettle and stir until
sugar is dissolved. Cook for one
hour Pour into stcrilized jars and
seal with paraffIn.
Yellow Pear TOmato-Orange Jam
quarts yellow pear tomatoes
5 oranges
pounds sugar
Grind tomato and whole oranges.
Mix with sugar and boil, stirring
often to prevent scurching until
thick and clear. Fill sterile glasses,
let cool, then seal with paraffin.
For lovely meat accompanl-
ment, place slices of pineapple on
the griddle and then pour "a cup of
pancake batter around each pine
apple slice, being careful not to fill
center or top of pineapple. Bake to
a golden brown, turning only once
Instead of serving broiled bacon
strips will pancake, crumble
bacon to measure Y cup and fold
into the batter. Serve with butter
and spiced honey made by heating
together l cup of honey with l tea
spoon cinnamon and l2 teaspoon
nutmeg.
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Electric Cowboy
SPRING

."',> =! lure AN lnSuia tors
should be used on electric
l>n.,-. ~ubs.i.Ites are poor
economy and they don't look
well or last long.
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BUT1ERcRUsT ElAKE.APARTs

sSo''e ! Packages Active Dry Yeas, Tor
: '"Nrs OF compressed ycast...) in II r,,n
warm ~ofer mo 10 lI5' F.. combI,a
10 ours butt milk, scaldcd in d0rt,.
n""er' y cup sugar. i cup soft bu,,.r
! teaspoons solt;' cool TO Iukewarr, NJ,
IN the Dissolved Yeast Sift tooe,h.. az
cups Mited PiIIsbury's sest Inr;.h.i
o teaspoon sodo; add milk mix
. "no MIX until well blended Place in
AsHseu DOW and eovcr'' Let rise in
S''u' " p,aee 'sS to 90 FL until double in
o''A' ABOUT ! hour. Roll out on Toured