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"COOD SAMARITANS" TACKLE PAINT JOB Almost 100 parishioner! turned out at Manhasset,
N. Y., to do a paint job on the interior of their new brick church. Half of the "Good Samaritans"
brought their own paint brushes. The pastor, Be v. George Parker, at extreme left, directed the
amateur paint (lingers.
Boats Sail Along
With Dairy Cargo
By GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Staff Writer
When an after-school party
teaches youngsters good eating
habits and increases their hap
piness at the same time, that's a
party to make mothers grateful.
Let's call it a sailboat party.
Allow your children to ask in a
few friends after school. Then
plan this simple and novel little
get-together.
Give them warm squares of
snicv gingerbread topped with
whipped cream. L'se either the
following recipe or eise piepaieu
gingerbread mix.
10 ana gaic-.y, gei a miiau
plastic boat at ine oime siore
for each young guest and write
his or her name on the sail. Into
the little boats load a rich cargo.
either a tall glass of milk or a
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vanilla or chocolate milkshake.
Oh yes tell the young visitors
they may take home the sailboats
once the valuable carge has been
unloaded. Watch that vigor-building
milk disappear.
Gingerbread
One-half cup butter, 1 cup light
brown sugar, 2 eggs, 2 1-2 cups
all purpose flour, 1-2 teaspouii
salt. 2 teaspoon ginger, 1 tea-
poon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon bak
i ing soda, 1-2 cup boiling water,
1 1 teaspoon baking powder, 1 cup
j molasses.
Work butter to a soft cream
( and beat in the sugar. Add the
eggs and beat to a smoolh
! cream. Sift flour with sail, soda,
: baking powder and spices. Mix
I boiling water and mollasses, stir
i into the butter mixture, then as
I the flour and stir Just enough to
! mix to a smooth batter. 1'our
into a buttered 8xl2-inch baking
pan and bake in a moderate oven
(350 degrees F.) about 40 minut
es or until the gingerbread s
firm to the touch and shrunk
from the sides of the pan.
Vanilla Milkshake
(4 servings)
Three cups milk, 1 pint vanilla
ice cream. Put milk and ice
cream In a shaker and shake un
til well blended. Pour into tall
glasses and serve at once.
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Griddle Cakes Top
Morning Favorite
By OAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Staff Writer
Griddle cakes with svrun, hot
homemade biscuits with Jam
now vou have the formula lor
getting youngsters off to school
with a smile and a contented
tummv.
You can make both from an
"ever-ready" blend of flour, bak
ing powder, salt and shorening.
It keeps for weeks in a cool place
and Is always ready when school
apatites crime downstairs roar
ing for griddle cakes or biscuits
on short notice.
Ever-Ready Blend
(Makes about 14 cups)
To make this Kver-Ready
Blend, use 12 cups sifted flour;
4 tablespoons double-acting bak
ing powder; 2 tablespoons salt;
2 cups (1 pound) shortening.
Sift the flour once. Measure 3
cups of flour at a time Into sifter,
adding 1 tablespoon 13 teaspoonsi
double-acting baking powder, and
1 1-2 teasnons salt for each 3-cup
amount; sift into large bowl. Re
peat until full amount of dry in
gredients has been sifted. Cut in
shortening w ilh pastry blender or
two knives until finely divided
and the mixture resembles
coarse meal.
Griddle Cakes
(Makes 7 or 8 five-inch pancakes)
For the griddle cakes take 2
cups Ever-Ready Blend; 2 eggs
well beaten, and 1 1-4 cups milk.
Measure the Ever-Ready Blend
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ARROW
Scores a bull's eye for value.
Soft colors painted on sturdy
muslin hasp for lasting beauty.
Widths up to 54". some duplex
colors. Can he kept sparkling
clean with a damp cloth.
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Into a bowl. Combine eggs and
milk add gradually to the Blend,
mixing onlv enough to dampen
the flour. (Batter will be lumpy.)
Bake on hot griddle.
Biscuits
For 10 to 12 biscuits, measure
2 cups Ever-Ready Blend into
bowl. Add about 1-2 cup milk and
stir until a soft dough is formed.
(Use more or less milk, depend
ing upon particular flour used.)
Turn out dough on lightly floured
board and knead 30 seconds. Pat
or roll 1-2-inch thick and cut with
floured 2 -inch biscuit cutter.
Bake on ungreased baking sheet
In hot overn (450 degrees F.) 12
to 15 minutes.
Egg-Poultry Talk
On Wages Again
Postpones Strike
PORTLAND. Oct. 19
A second strike postponement
kept wage talks going again to
day between AKL workers and
two egg and poultry associations.
Federal mediator George Walk
er reported "some progress" last
night after talks between the un
ion and the Oregon Egg and Poul
try IValers association and the
Oregon Turkey Growers. The un
ion originally had set a strike
deadline for Monday.
L'nion headquarters expected
to have by tomorrow results of a
membership vote on a contract
proposal by the Pacific Co -Op
Poultry Producers and the Brent
wood Egg company.
Another strike postponement
prevented a scheduled work stop
page of AKL office workers at
six wholesale grocery plants. Me
diator I.eo Kotin said talks were
to continue through today.
There were no pending develop
ments In the dispute between CIO
furniture workers and the Doern
becher Manufacturing company.
The plant has been idle lince Oct
n.
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PLENTY OF MONEY The money tupply of tha United Statea'
stood at $171,600,000,000 at the beginning of 1949 or roughly 11150
per person. The chart above, based on data from the National
Industrial Conference Board, shows how the money supply ros
slightly in 1948, after dipping from the all-time peak of $177,300.
000.000 in February, 1946. Most of the money is in demand deposit
or ordinary checking account. Time deposits Include individual
savings accounts and business deposit which may not be with
drawn without advance notice. Currency outside banks include
all paper money and coin not held by the U. S. Treasury or bank.
FINED FOR BRAWL
Eugene Williams, 20. Glendale,
has been committed to the county
jail to serve 25 day or until his
fine of S.V) Is paid, reported Sher
iff O. T. "Bud" Carter.
Williams, arrested by State
police following an alleged brawl
Saturday night near Glendale,
pleaded guilty to an assault and
battery charge upon arraignment
in the court of Justice of Peace
Robert M. Jones at Glendale.
FALSE ALARM
The Roseburg fire department
was called to 328 N. Chadwlck
street 8:15 Tuesday morning, but
the report proved to be a false
alarm.
Someone mistook a smoking
chimney for a burning roof, fire
men reported.
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