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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
Believe Reds
Never Wanted
Korean Peace

MUNSAN, KOREA, MAY 6 -
iAP)-Truce negotiators held an
other short session without sign;
of progress today, prompting the
Allied ground commander To say
the COMMUNISTS apparently never
wanted peace in Korea.
IF tile Communists wanted All
armistice,r said Gen. James A.
Van Fleet, they would have reach
ed an agreement in ten nlontls or
negotiations.
Regardless of whether the p
want to settle the war on tie
battlefield or at the conference
table. the u. S. Eighth Army COM
mander said, the Allies will come
out on top. He put it this way:
I'VE can either Outright them
or out-sit them
Todays negotiating session last
ed IS minutes. 1t was the sixth
such meeting of top delegates since
April %.
All have been secret. The at
mosphere Is cody impersonal, a
United Nations command spokes-
man said.
Negotiatorss agreed to meet
again tomorrow at IL am. 80 pm
EST Tuesday,. There was nc
other hint of agreement.
Presumably they still have. be-
fore them the u. N. command pro-
posal for a sweeping solution OF
the remaining disputes on truce
termS-a plan the Communists
have refused TO accept Three
major disputes concern how to ex-
change prisoners, whether Russia
should help police an armistice
and whether Reds should be al
lowed to repair north Korean air.
fields during a truce.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
Convicted KILLERS
AZ LPF ParoIed

COLUMBUS, O. (AP) - The
state Pardon and Parole Commits
sion Tuesday granted paroles to
two Cleveland men convicted o.
second degree murder.
One of them, Henry Vaughn, SO,
was sentenced in the fatal shoot
ing of Eugene Gurganus, a Penn
sylvania railroad detective, Oct.
Is, 1885. Vaughn was one of sew
eral hobos ordered off a train in
the Pennsy yards in Cleveland.
Vaughn was charged with hold
ing another detective, Charles
Rosemary. while a second hobo,
James Brown, shot Gurganus.
Brown, convicted OF first degree
murder, was electrocutcd Dec. 4,
1885.
Vaughn, now al LonCon Prison
Farm, will be parolcd July %.
The other man, Joe Csonka, 40.
was convicted in the beating and
drowning OF Charles Steffcs Jr. of
Cleveland. The prosecution charg-
cd Csonka argued with Steffers
over girl friend, Catherine Ben
gevec. Csonka, it was charged,
beat StefferS over the head. bound
him with wire, attached bricks
and iron as weights and dropped
him i'm Coffee Creek near Mesopo-
tamia in Trumbull County.
An autopsy showed Steffers
death was due to drowning, and
Trumbull County got jurisdiction
over Csonka's case. Csonka also
in London Prison Farm, will be
paroled June IL.
The commission also granted
paroles to SO other inmates of
London Prison Farm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
WORLD NEWS BRIEFS


NEW YORK MAY battered carrier bringing
arrived in New York harbor at 7:so (EsT) today.
MAY ga sixmonthod requiring
gamblers to $50 tax unconstitutional
day by u District Judge George Welsh
law police enacted under the
a bill
GREENSBURG, MAY 6-State
mariuana and prisoners traffic check night
80 Of
policemen looking unlicensed
drivers Joseph Torquao ST. Of Angeles ca formerly
Of Fayettc County. Pa. and his wife, Maria, a.
CINCINNATI MAY 6Ground teams of the Fifth Air Res
Squadron se'fdse Mich convesed on 2se radius area
between London Mt KY today wcckagc Of
light yellow reported spotted It believed the
rcckagc might the plane Of Virgil May S. Of ocay Beach,
Fla, who missing since April 25 y
CLEVELAND MAY 6--sandard Oil Of Ohio started shutting
refinery the pcketng by the
company pickc
last night its ubricatno oil refinery had prevented the
shift from reaching jobs.
BOWLING GREEN o. MAY 6The high school building at
by Milton Center burned down early today valued at
$35000o.
WASHINGTON MAY sThe ss,soooooooo ts) Foreign Ed bill
10
LIMA MAY 6-Two Lima State Hospital
night siusher and Floyd
Keith srandhing grabbed Wilbur Hardin
Mcbride the ronts" get out OF
the hospital. sssoh.. sl.t -~@~------
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
Enters Mechanics
School in Texas

PPARD AIR FORCE
BASE TExAS-A/3C Donald l..
Little, 90, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Little, 102 Riley ave-
nue., London, has entered the Air
craft Mechanics School at Shep-
pard Air Force Base, home of
the worlds largest technical
school of this type.
During his 22-week course as
a student at Sheppard he will
learn basic skills required to SER
vice, inspect, and maintain every
type of USAF aircraft currently
i'm use.
Upon graduation he will enter
q course for advanced training,
or will be assigned to one of the
major commands as an air me-
chanic.
A former member of the Ohio
National Guard, Little was cm-
ployed as gas station attendant
at Fettrow Village prior to his
enlistment in the Air Force Feb.
Z, 1852.
lie attended London high
school.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
THECORONER ANDTHE
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE
IAN EDITORIAll

An Ohio covering the office of states in
effect that only registered licensed physcian may hold
the office Of coroner. UNLESS THE PREVIOUS CORONER
SUCCEED HIMSELF IN A REGULAR ELECTION. This is what
is known grandfather clause The law further states
that should licensed physician be elected coroner
other licensed physician may hold the office from that
time forward.
Madison is one of but few counties in Ohio which
have licensed physician its though
the law changed Is years ago.
The Madison County Medical Society has pledged its full
of its members candidate tor In
the interest Of the community whole believe that this
candidate W. Bacon should receive the full support
tuesdays primary election We believe that
the rid ourselves Of the ersndsther clause
by eectns licensed physician to the important post of Mad-
county
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
Former Teacher
In County School
Dies Suddenly

Funeral services for A. Rudolph
Kizer, 81, Columbus, former
teacher in Madison county schools,
who died of heart attack FRI
day while attending a baseball
game at Ohio State University
Friday, were in Columbus Mon
day. Interment was in Oak Dale
Cemetery, Urbana.
Mr.. Kizer was coach and teach
er of mathematics and business
subjects at London High School
in 1912-1913. He was principal Of
the Plain City Schools for three
years. He had also taught in
Grandvicw Heights Schools, CO.
lumbus and for "a years in Cent
raj High School, Columbus, be-
fore he retired in 1910.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
Film on Little
lie ague. to Be
Shown Friday

The Little League World Series
Baseball film will be shown in the
Old High Sci,ool Auditorium On
Friday evening al 8 pm.
This will tie nuhlic showing
and there will be no admission
charge. This film is a picture of
what the Little League is doing To
build character among the boys of
the Nation.
All London Little League board
members. managers. parents and
the general puolic are invited to
this showing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
Planes Pound
Rail Junction

SEOUL, KOREA, MAY 6 (AP)
hundreds of Allied warplancs
today bombed Sunchon, north
Korean rail junction. in a conccn-
tratcd, day-long saturation attack.
"There'll really be major re-
vision of Red rail schedules to-
night a Fifth Air Force spokcs-
man said.
The full strength of four fighter
bomber wings joined in the attack.
Sabre jets guarded the area whrlc
the flghter-bop.bers roarcd out in
repeated attacks on the vital rail
way link, 25 miles north of the
north Korean capital. Pyongyang.
Allied planes followed the same
plan used SO successfully last year
in the heaviest bomb attack OF
the Korean war when 312 Allied
planes hit airfields at Sinuiiu on
the Korean border. ~-%-.--sr'-sv
The concentrated attack on
heavily defended Sunchon was
preceded by round-the-clock raids
on the major Communist railroad
linking Sunchon with the Man
churian border. From Sunchon the
rail lines fork to supply either end
of the 155-mile front lines.
Fighter bombers concentrated
Monday on 4 40-mile stretch OF
track between Kunu and Hulcnon.
Pilots reported they tore up rails
in so spots. kunu is junction
point 20 miles north of Sunchon.
Huichon is so air miles south OF
the Manchurian border.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
William McMurray
Succumbs Sunday

William McMurray. 20, brother
of Mrs Clyde Crabbc, Washing
ton Avenue, died Sunday of a
heart attack following long ill
ness. at his homo near Grove City
Surviving besides the sister arc
a daughter, Mrs. Louise Clark a.
home and one son, Clyde McMur-
ray of Columbus.
Funeral services at the Norris
Funeral Home, Grove City Tues
day at 1:30 o'clock. Intcrment in
Mt. Sterling.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
In Honor Society

Edward p. Phillips, son of Post
master and Mrs. Palmer Phillips,
Mt. Sterling, was one of 19 Sc
niors at Ohio University, Athens,
initiated Saturday into Phi Beta
Kappa, national scholastic honor
society.
Phillips. a graduate of Mt.
Sterling High School, is chem
istry and plans to enter Garrett
Biblical School after graduating
from Ohio University.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
On Honor Roll

Donna Baker, laughter of Mad
ison County Commissioner and
Mrs. Rodger Baker, and Anna Lou
Radabaugh, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Radabaugh, all of near
Mt. Sterling, have 5cen named on
the honor roll at Grant Hospital
School of Nursi, g.
Both girls are junior and nave
made high scholastic records at
the school,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
School Clinic
Set for Friday

The annual pre-school clinic
will be conducted at the London
School by the Madison County
Department of Health Thursday
afternoon and all day Friday.
Parents of children who will
enter kindergarten or the first
grade next fall, will presen. them
for examination.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
Soldier Wounded

Mr.. and Mrs. James w. John
son, South Solon, r. r. No. /,
have received word from the u.
S. Department of Defense that
their son Pfc. Ray Johnson, U.
S. Marine Corps, has been wound
cd in action in Korea.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
BEAN ARRESTED

Albert Bean, London, on parole
from the London Prison Farm,
was taken into custody by Deputy
Sheriff Bob Allison on a warrant
and turned over to Columbus au-
thorities ON charge of failure to
provide for minor children, it was
reported at the sheriff's office
Monday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
YOUTH is HELD

Lonnie E, Campbell. II. of
West Jefferson. Route l, was
being held Monday at the county
Jail following arrest on a break
ing and entering charge, in con-
nection with alleged theft of a
record player and bicycle at
Madison county farm home, it
was reported at the shcriff's Of
flee. He was slated for a hearing
in juvenile court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06

Exclude Trucks
From Defour

Effective Monday May 5 all
heavy trucks were to be excluded
from the Route AZ detour by the
State Highway Department and
rerouted over Routes 68 and %,
Urbana to Xenia and West JEFF
ferson.
Passenger car traffic on the
Route az detour at London will
continue as usual.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
ANNOUNCE A BIRTH

Judge and Mrs. Maurice L.
Beathard. East High Street, an
nouSce the birth Of a son, Steven
Patrick, at Mt. Carmel Hospital,
Saturday. The baby weighed seven
pounds, three ounces.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
Hottest Day

Monday was the hottest day
Of 1852, according to the Of
ficiai recording Of weather Oh
server Leonard McNeaI. The
high temperature Of 80 degrees
was relieved with a late after
noon thunderstorm that pro-
duced a .o5 inch rainfall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
ON HONOR ROLL

Jack A. Collins, Plain City, was
on the honor roll of 204 uppe
classmen in Ohio State Univers-
ity's College of Engineering during
the winter quarter. Lilyan B.
Bradshaw, assistant to the dean of
the college, has announced.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
DAUGHTER BORN

Mr.. and Mes. E,dw; rd r. Lar
ming, Big Flan Pike, announce tho
birth of daughter at Mt. Carme
Hospital, Sunday night. The baby
weighed seven pounds, seven ounc-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
e OUR
@z'T0W'N

Wonder what would happen
If the Maharajah of Cooch-
Behar would get married to
the Maharani of Sarawak?
BRAVO
Girl out West can type at
the rate of 55 words per min
ute. She has but one arm.
Wed like to shake her hand.
HEYWooD
Old Haywood Snugg, the
man who put suspense in sus-
penders says that a tongue
twister' is merely a word
which gets your tang all
tongueled up!
SPEECH
Heard about a fellow here
abouts who went to a great
deal of trouble in writing a
speech. After preparing said
speech with footnotes and all
other necessary data he went
10 his club and did a fine job
until he made the mistake of
reading one footnotc out loud.
He convulsed his audience by
finishing his speech thusly
-. "and so, ladies and gent
lcmen, thank you for your
kind attention. Blow your
nose and take a drink OF
water!"
RESORT
And just remember that
summer resort is a place
where girls 60 looking for
husbands and husbands go
there looking for girls!
PUBLICITY
Chinese fear of being sold
on something worthless by
slick advertising. This fear is
so respected that a Shanghai
movie house put out this pub
licity:
Our latest production is
worthless and highly unlikely
film drama which has been
burdened further by the futile
title. mo Soybeans for Miss
Chou" We can therefore only
urge the honorable public to
stay away from all theatres
where this stupid picture
might be exhibited by ire
sponsible mgr's. The action is
slow and tiresome; photogra-
ply is so bad it can't even be
criticized; the actors aren't
worth applauding."
The movie was sold out for
wks!
ADVICE
If you want your wife TO
do your bidding take up
bridge!
WAR
Winston Churchill has never
been one to miss a point. Said
nc to man who insisted that
the way TO wage war is with
the same weapons the enemy
uses :. Tell me, just how do
you sting a bee?"
iN-lAW
Many a woman has permit
ed her daughter to marry a
fellow whom she didn't like
just for the privilege of being
his mothcr-inlaw for a while.
And remember that Abe Lin
coin wasn't handsome but he
sure looks, good on a five-dol-
lar-bill.
LAST WORD
If you think that figures
don't lie just try adding up a
column of figures after SUBJ
tracing from a fifth,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
Estimate 1900
In County Vote
In the Primary


11.OOO Madison county voters will
cast ballots in the Tuesday, May 8
primary election.
The Madison county Board of
Elections had 1900 Democrat bal
lots and $500 Republican ballots
printed, exclusive Of the absent
voter ballots, $3.50 Democrat and
$3.50 Republican, making total
of 11,120.
The polls will open at 500 am.
and close at 500 pm. in all the
So voting precincts in the county.
Candidates will be nominated
by both parties for county, dis
trict and state offices.
Republicans will choose between
delegates-at-large pledged to SEN
ator Robert a. Taft and those
pledged to Harold L. Stassen for
president
Democrats will choose between
delegates-at-large pledged to Rob-
crt J. Bulkley and Senator Estes
kefauver.
Republican candidates seeking
nominations for county office viii
be:
Commissioner: Lee kilgorc,
Graham Megaw. Rodney Plymeli,
and George Taylor.
Prosecutor: Forrest z. Sidener,
Jr.
Clerk of Courts: Floyd d. HILL
man, Jr.
Sheriff: Harold r. Bidwcll, Rob-
ert l.. Stewart.
Recorder: Norman 4. Jones.
Treasurer: Troxeil Laybourna-
Engineer: Helge G. Ekedahl.
Coroner: William t. Bacon, w.
Z. Lukens.
Democratic candidates. seeking
nomination for county office vii!
be:
Probate Judge: Maurice Beath-
ard.
Commissioner: Glenn Daugher-
ty, Paul M. Jones, j. Bryan Will
son.
Prosecutor: None.
Clerk of Courts: James r. Lit
tier.
Recorder: None.
Treasurer: Roger d. Counts.
Engineer: None.
Coroner: None.
The Republican candidate for
representative TO the General AS
sembly will be Elton Kile and the
Democratic candidate, Joseph n.
Sullivan.
County central committee mem
bcrs are also to be nominated by
both Republicans and Democrats
in the various precincts.
REPUBLICAN,
State and judicial candidates
seeking nomination on the Repub-
lie ticket are:
Governor: Thomas j. Herbert,
Charles p. Taft, Roscoe r. Wal
Cutt.
1t. Governor: John w. Brown,
Fred j. Milligan, George V. Wood
ling.
Secretary of State: Ted w.
Brown, Edward j. Hummell
Auditor: James A. Rhodes.
Treasurer; Roger w. Tracy.
Attorney General: c. VIM.
O'Ncill.
u. S. Senator: John w. Bricker.
Judge, Supreme Court: Willard
ID. Campbell, Francis B. Douglass
Full Tern: Jan. 1, '53).
Judge, Supreme Court: James
Garfield Stewart Full Term Jan.
2, '53).
Congressman: Clarence j.
Brown.
Judge, Court of Appeals, Roscoe
c. Hornbeck.
State Central Committee, Man
Nobel c. Bean.
State Central Committee, Wo-
man: Miriam Yeazell.
State Senator: Theodore M
Gray, c. |. Powell.
DEMOCRAT
State and judicial Candidates
seeking nomination on the Demo
crat ticket are:
Governor: Frank j. Lausche.
1t. Governor: Geo. d. Nye.
Secretary of State: Charles F.
Sweeney.
Auditor: Joseph T. Ferguson.
Treasurer: John j. Gallagher
Attorney General: Paul F. Ward.
u. S. Senator: James M. Carney.
Michael V. Disable. John w. Dona-
hey, George l.. Mark
Judge, Supreme Court: Charles
B. Zimmerman. full Term, Jan.
1, 1859.
Judge, Supreme Court: Kenneth
3. Johnston tFull Term, Jan. 2,
1859.
Congressman: None.
Judge, Court of Appeals. Nome
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
Weather

Pordy cloudy and NOT as
warm. showers and thunder
storms southeast portions fo-
day. highest 1883. Some
cloudiness and cooler To-
night and "Wednesday. Low.
est tonight $3.50 north. So
S. south.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-06
Associated Press

Full AssccIofed Press Iecs
ed wire service for sf0fe. ID
rionci and world news. The
Associated Press is ensisies
exclusively 70 use all lseoi
news in This newspaper.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
Your best foot forward in
Patent or Mesh
BY l&J<S,,e.J<
Exclusively Lansburgh's!

Feel the touch of Eoster breeze in pump Of nyon
mesh! Or odd spor<e to your new costume With Shoe
Of black potent! Sizes to TO- AAA to in smart new
styles that assure walking ease!
LansDuuAy-sHoE sALoN-srond r1oor
Evening star., 1952-05-15
|DoqWood Area in Arboretum
Dedicated by Association

boretum. The invocation was given
by DR.. Frederick Brown Harris
chaplain of the Senate.
Some species of the dogwood tt
be planted will have to be prop
agated from. seed, according to
Mrs. Walter Douglas, chairman OF
the King Memorial Committee
Others will be difficult to locate
so it will be several years before
the collection will even approach
completeness.
/ Mrs. Douglas was a personal
friend of Mrs. King.
The associations founder was
an "indefatigable worker for men,
bership." Mrs. Douglas recalled
in an interview this week. It
wasn't unusual, for example, for
Mrs. King to get on a crowded
elevator and before it had reached
its landing to have one or two
new members. Her ruse was u.s.
ually beautiful rose, grown by
a member of the Farm and Gar
den Association.
Following the memorial cere-
mony, the delegates left by bus
for Annapolis where they had
luncheon in Carvel Hall. After
wards they were received at the
Governors mansion. A trip to the
Naval Academy and a special drill
by the Midshipmen in their honor
climaxed the day.
Last night, the group held its
annual banquet in the Shoreham
Hotel, convention headquarters.
Bess Furman. author of white
House Profile" was guest speaker.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Mothers Club
Fashion Show

|, ST. Stephens Mothers Club will
hold a preview of hot-weather
fashions at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in
the school auditorium, Twenty
fourth and K streets NV.
| AS an amusing feature. the social
club of st. Stephens will present
a parody of the style show at it's
conclusion.
Mrs. Rhea Matusek is president
tof the club. Mrs. Margaret
Sweeney Of Arlington is chairman
Of the show.
Evening star., 1952-05-15

A memorial area in the Ma
tional Arboretum which eventu-
ally will contain 68 varieties of
Idogwood was dedicated by the
Woman's National Farm and Gar
den Association yesterday in
honor of its founder.
Approximately 400 delegates to
the associations annual conven-
ton, now in session here, attended
the ceremonies.
The program featured read
ing of Trees" by Kenton Kilmer,
from the original notebook in
which his father penned the IA
nous poem. Music inspired by
the poem was played by the Air
Force Band.
The memorial area was dedi-
Gated to Mrs. Francis King,
founder and first president Of the
association and a noted horticul-
turist.
According to Mrs. Frank L. Ball
of Arlington. who originated the
memorial idea, the association
hopes eventually to have the most
complete collection of the dog
wood species anywhere in the
world.
Mrs. Henry p. Williams of
Crosse Pointe, Mich, retiring
president of the association, pre-
Sented the memorial area to the
arboretum. Knox Hutchinson, AS
Sistant Secretary of Agriculture,
received it for the Government.
The dedicatory address was
given by DR.. Benjamin Y. Nor
rison. former director and now
consultant to the National Ar
Evening star., 1952-05-15

Potatoes with crusty top Of corn flakes and cheese.
WEDNESDAY.
Minute Steaks Cheese Potatoes
Broccoli Carrot -Rdisin Salad
Fresh Strawberry BGUdriGn
Cheese Potatoes.
tablespoons melted y cup finely grated cheese
margarine teaspoon paprika
4 medium sized boiled potatoes l teaspoon salt
20 cornaakes, crushed
tablespoons butter into shallow baking Cut
potatoes l2nch slices and place close together in
with remaining butter Combine cornakeS cheese
paprka SALT sprinkle potatoes Bake in hot (425
F. about Is minutes Makes 4 servings.
THURSDAY
Corn Beef Hash luith Stuffed Peppers
Corn Cob Cole SlaW
Bueberry Cobbler
Beef Hash Stuffed Peppers
corned beef tablespoon chopped onion
hash / No. can tomato puree
3 medium peppers
Combine has chopped puree
peppers peppers
boiling sated Stuff mixture peppers
place baking dish Bake in moderate ESQ., F. for 20 to
r&nutes. Makes 8 servings BY "V."
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Miss Truman
TOBe Emcee

Miss Margaret Truman will be
mistress of ceremonies at a pro-
gram to be sponsored by the
Washington Branch. American AS.
sociation Of University Women, al
3 pm. tomorrow at AAUW head
quarters, 1884 I street NV.
Women members of Congress
will be guests of honor at a recep-
ton preceding the entertainment
The program will feature a histor-
ical review of the women who have
served as national legislators.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
AEWhatS CooRin'

FRIDAY
Salmon Spaghetti Loaf Lima Beans
Mired Green Salad Cherry Nut Cake
Salmon Spaghetti Loaf.
l cup milk 2 cups salmon
cups fresh bread crumbs tablespoons melted butter
beaten yoks l teaspoon salt
! cup cooked spaghetti "a teaspoon paprika
"a egg
Heat milk and stir in bread crumbs Remove from
add beaten yolks Add spaghetti broken pieces
cream salmon butter salt and paprka Cool these ingredients
Beat whites until stiff fold into first mixture
ovn-roof loaf pam set in of hot and bake mod
if desired Makes servings
SATURDAY.
Home Style Tomato Soup Crackers
H1mburgerS Toasted Buns Assorted ReiSheS
Baked Caramel CuStard
Home Style Tomato Soup.
tablespoons butter l tablespoon dried parsley
margarine flakes
tablespoons -four 2 whole cloves
l can condensed bouilon Il teaspoon salt
"a cup Dash pepper
tablespoons each finely canned tomatoes
chopped carrot celery, ! tablespoon butter
onion and green pepper margarine
! large bay leaf crumbed
Melt butter from heat flour
When smooth gradually stir bouion and Add
tables bay leaf parsley salt Simmer 80
minutes Add tomatoes simmer 20 minutes
through fine sieve Add butter and salt
to boil and Makes quart