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Newspaper Page TextJ , I " C. H1 " :l1?l!,.9B?SON STATESMAN; Salami. Oragoa. Tuaa&r? Moraine Falaiianf 13. 194S ''.' -. PAGE TORES ' Jacksonsto Visit in Capital Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jackson of Seattle, who formerly made their home in Salem, are arriv ing in the capital Wednesday morning to spend the remainder of the week. They will be the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Collins. i For Wednesday afternoon Mrs. B. F. Williams is arranging a one o'clock luncheon at her East Center street home. Mrs. Paul Jackson will be a special guest, Contract bridge will be in play during the afternoon. Mrs. Silas Gaiser will preside at a salad luncheon ' Thursday afternoon at her North Winter street home for the pleasure of Mrs. Jackson. Later in the after noon the guests will attend the " regular meeting of Chapter G, PEO of which Mrs. '' Jackson i3 a member. 1 At the luncheon covers will be placed for Mrs Jackson, Mrs. Harry V. Collins, -Mrs. B. F. Wil liams, Mrs. Brown E. Sisson, Mrs. Charles A. Sprague, Mrs. Tinkham Gilbert, Mrs. Robert Eifstrom and Mrs. Gaiser. Jason Lee WSCS Meets r Wed. The Woman's Society of Chris- i , m" v Methodist church will meet Wed-, nesday, February 14, at ' 10:30 'o'clock. At 12:30 the February circle will :' serve a Valentine luncheon. ' " For the afternoon program, ' Mrs. George Smyth will lead the devotions on the theme, "Behold I. Stand at the. Door and Knock," and ' Mrs. " Jrx W. Rrnntrt will present the lesson study, ' "The American Indian." Ransom Dan iels, student at the , school, for the blind, will sing a group of Negro spirituals. - All interested women are cor dially invited to attend, Mrs. Raymond Walsh will open . her home . at 606 South High . street Wednesday afternoon to . members of the AAUW literary group at 1:45 o'clock. Mrs. J. A. Brownson is the assisting hostess. Mrs. Harry Johnson will review "The Building of Jalna" by Mazo De LaRoche. . -. Mrs. Donald Dawson and chil- children, Stephen and Kathleen, of Portland are visiting this week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Graben- .- horst. ! . ... Mrs. R. C. Hfinter returned to Salem Sunday . after a month's stay in Oakland and other hay . points where she was the guest of relatives and friends. Mrs. Wilson Siermund and Mrs. Glenn Stevens were among a . those in Portland Saturday after . noon to attend the matinee per formance of the ooera. "Faust" Today's Menu - .Lamb pies will be featured at .- dinner tonight. Here's the com plete menu: , : ' . Avocado on half shell Lemon dressing , ' Individual. lamb pies Pickles, olives Apple Betty a la mode INDIVIDUAL LAMB PIES 2 pounds breast of lamb 14 potatoes . ' 4 carrots'. ' j 4 stalks celery f i 2 tablespoons butter or sub- , stitute cup cold water , 1 cup peas 4 onions f - 1 xh cups boiling water " Salt and pepper , , tablespoons flour .' plain , pastry ' . . . .. Sprinkle cut-op lamb with salt - and pepper and brown in butter, , over moderate heat, turning to brown all sides. 'Add - boiling water, cover and simmer two .. hours. Add Vegetables, cut in large pieces, canned " tomatoes, seasonings and simmer, covered, , 30 minutes longer Add flour , paste made of flour and one-half . cup cold water and stir over low heat until the sauce thickens. Fill foUr individual casseroles : with equal portions and cover wjth rounds of pastry. Cut sev eral slits in the top and bake t 400 degrees SO to 23 minutes. f Ca Yea Srf ! E&ta Frca CE1BQE88 7 fttlfteSciT. Atnchtmses if jroa truffrr from erwnpa, tacttcbl, feet ttrod. riorTou. rwUeas, bu moody U fimritlnnal TMrl- w4 lU.t,urbnct Uf II II III I Ctrt rt one try Lydla Pln-rim- Vetbl Compound to iclicv mwt& symptoms. Plnktim' Compound t si naturtl Its tomotM to teller uc'n nnoytn HUtrees becaus of It soothls effect oa oki or woiun - atocr iMTorrwT oKAMa. Titm rmilarly this great medldna fcelr buUd up resistance artns uctx r vrv, otonie. Alo ermnd tomchto tonic ieuow loel dtrecUon. Buy todeyl Li. .it E. 14 i a c.-rt.-.-i Society . . Music ... . The Home Maxine Buren Women's Editor Alumnae -Invitecl to Gathering v Mrs. Andrew Halvorsen has in vited members of the Delta Phi alumnae group to her home on South Winter street tonight. After an infoimal evening and short business meeting a late supper will, be served by the hostess." Bidden are Mrs.' Kenneth Sher man, Mrs. C. Ronald Hudkins, Mrs. E. T. Barnett, Mrs. Robert. Fischer Wulf, Mrs. Sumner Gal laher, Mrs. Donnell Sanders, Mrs. Joseph Felton, Mrs. 'J William Bush, Mrs. - Howard Bergman, Mrs. Bruce Van Wyngarden, Mrs. Verlin G. Coleman, Mrs. James Hannamah, Mrs. , Verne Bain, Mrs. V. M. Sackett, Mrs. Robert Gentzkow, Mrs. Delvin Durham, Mrs. Edward Pace, Mrs. Gilbert Wrenn, Mrs: Ronald Haines, Mrs. Roger Baker, Mrs. Albert Cohen, Mrs. George "Rhcteri, Miss Bertha Babcock, Miss Doris Harold and Miss Marian Bretz. Salem Council Meet. Called' ' The Salem Council of Wom an's Organizations - will ' meet February 15 at 2 o'clock in the basement fireplace room of the First Methodist church. Those interested in the meeting are welcome to attend. Mr. Kelley Loe, labor lobby ist, will explain lobbying. Mrs. , G. E. Ross, who has charge of the woman's lounge at the youth center, will tell of her work. Mrs. Gertrude Lobdell will explain, more about the ten small undeveloped park areas located . in Salem. Mr. Lestle Sparks will explain the enabling act for a recreation commis sion and Mrs F. M. Hoy t will make a reportj on the, City coun cil. The president and two dele . gates of each woman's organiza tion are requested to be pres ent Mrs. Albert J. Walker will preside. Today's Pattern . Buttons as a "sideline" pay , big dividends in -easy sewing, easy ironing, easy wearing qual ities. Pattern 4785. Youthful square neck, soft bow. , Pattern 4785 comes in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44. Size 16 takes 3 yards 35-inch; yard contrast Send SIXTEEN CENTS In , eoins for this pattern to The Oregon Statesman, Pattern Dept Salem, Ore. Print plainly- SIZE. NAME, AD DRESS, STYLE NUMBER. Send FIFTEEN CENTS more for he Anne Adam Fall and Winter Pattern Book, full of smart, fabric saving styles. Free pattern for hat and muff-bag printed right in book. 1 ' ' Just remember to take that can of used fats to your Jv!b 4785 At y V sizes T , 12-20 .;;..? ) i ti jV Ml V . bonus for each pound. Keep Saving Used Fats for the Fighting Front I . '-, M . I Jeryme English Society Editor II i:- f CLUB CALENDAR 1 -11..- I! ; ! , TUESDAY I :':i- i St Paul's junior guild, all day at parish house. S American; War Mothers, USO, ' all day meeting, p ' Laurel Social Jioijr club, with Mrs. E. W, EmmetC Glen Creek road, dessert luncheon 1:30 p.m. : Eastern Star social afternoon club, all jjday sewing, Masonic temple. f - p h - : - - Oregon Gamma fPt Beta Phi mothers meet at chapter house, : 2 p.m. ..Miy - ' Marion-Polk Medical auxiliary with Mrs.f M. C. JFindley, 6:30 dessert supper. ; i Rainbow) Girls annual birthday dinner, 6:30 p.m Masonic tem- Pie. - I i - YWCA Iboard mtin8. '3 p.m at YWCA. M AAUW iradio broadcast with Mrs. H. Jl Thomai, 1170 North 21st street 2 p.m.i Past Presidents Woman's Re lief Corpt with SMrs. Bessie Martin. 119S South' 14th street, all day, covered dish luncheon Soon. i - Delta Zeta alumrfae with Mrs. Emmett Kleinke. 1 1815 South . High streev P-"1 iWednesdIay f ' . 1"' ' : ! i PLE and F club Valentine no . host dinner with Mrs. Earl Burk, , 642 Edgewater. 3 p.m. ; AAUW Afternoon Literary . group with; Mrs. Raymond Walsh, 606 South! High street 1:9 p.m. I WSCS of Jason tee Methodist Church. 41 ' day, ; luncheon , at 12:30 pjn.i . 1 1; -I Women's Misslojfiary society First Presbyterian l church mret at church,) 2 pjn. i American Lutheran church guild, at Church parlor for on o'clock luncheon.- $ ' Waconda Community club, with Mrs. -Arch . Boylei 1880 North Winter street, all 5 day meeting, no-host luncheon at noon. 0 ! First Methodist church Circles. WSCS executive board in morn ing, r- ! , - -. 1 :s . Royal Neighbors!! sewing club With Mrs, Edna sHamlin. 1885 North 4thi street U day, cover ed dish luncheon St noon.- . THVRSDAT f. : ' Evening! literature group AAUW. with UoriiT Harold, 1620 fir street il I U i Pt Beta i Phi alumnae with Mrs. G. Herbert Smith. Univer sity house. 7:30 pn. FRIDAY I ' I I? ' ' '." Woman's Relief IjTorps meet at VMCA. 2 ipjn. g : Birthday to Be -Celebrated IMrs. Walter C.Germain will entertain informally this after-J noon at her North 13th street home in-J complijnent to hef mother, Mrs. Eunice C. Sapping--ton, on hei 90th bfrthday. . f " 'jMrST Germain pas invited a few friends and neighbors in for tea to honor her nother S Mr. and ! Mrs. rwia Oehler arrived in, the capital Monday: f rbm Chicago to jvisit. with his father, Mrs. Albert Oehler, and other members oflthe family. ! I . , I ;i , f Sirs. Karl Becke will enter- tain members of her club at a dessert supper arid evening, of cards We nesday night at her North Summer street residence. 1 - f " ' :i ' -: i- :Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans of Portland were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glerxn Stevens. d ! i i -: .1 I MIDDLE GROVE Mrs. Cleo Keppengei, assisted .by , hei daughter ?atriciai;(wa8 ! hosteslv Friday ni ght to a " group .f of friends invited t& a birthday surprise or Mrs.: John ; Vaii Laanen and shower for Mrs. Arl thur Case. . j , . ; , jThe timif was spent in making a i scrap book.' for Mrs. Case. Re4 freshmen t carried out the Val4 eA tine mo if. - - : ; ... : . ' . I Bidden were : Mrs. Florence Wright,; l4rs. Sidfey ; Malmstenj Mrs. Lee r Dow, Mrs. Emory I doode, , Mrs. John Cage, Mrs Roy Scofield, Mrsl Mary Hern' don, " Mrs. Harryl Wilson, Mrsi Carl Snyder, Mrs : Ted ; Kuenzil Mrs. , Paul! Basset Mrs. Charles Knuths, Mrsl Lawrence Ham4 mer. Mrsl Jack gMcNeil, Mrs. KateSchaf-f. !' ' ' ! Mrs. Lena Bartruff, Mrs. Id Otjen, Mrji. William McAnin'ch, 1 Mrs. Will Scharf ud Mrs. Helf tha Martin of Loagview, Wash Mrs. James Randal Eugene, and the honor (guests, ifrs. John Van Laanen and Mrs. Jkrthur Case. 1 Kowtohelp-ridaeveconJ Bcsnan ana imtatxn in HATtfr krnfirhlal Tuoea, muscuiar soreness orxightness. cborng spasms ntyoungrriothers rubVfcksVaprRubonlhroat back at bedtime And at once VapoRub to upper bronchial - ? ' tubei with its special t Yr, medicinal vapors 'SM cnescanaDacx surfaces like -warming pooltke. So soothing, icfJmfortitig . . .VapoRub invites resirm sierp ana keeps on work; Ing for hours to relieve distress. And ... i C.UY VAFCHU3 Crtt Yea this spe-i dal rerieriatifig-iniulatingaakt It's' the best known home remedy for re-! Lev ing miseries m m - J, Clubs Luricheons I Highlight Week 5 ij - ; Several luncheons are on the ' social calendar this week in com , pliment o members of the legis- . 1 lative sejt and Salem, friends. . Mrs., Merle Jt Chessman, wife ; of Senatbr Chessman Of Astoria, j and Mrs William E. Walsh, wife I of Senator Walsh of poos Bay, I will be hostessesv for 12:30 i o'clock luncheon this j afternoon ( at the Iarion hotel. - I Covers will be placed for over I fifty guests Including wives and daughters of senators and a group j of Salenj friends of the1 hostesses, j The Valentine motif will be used 1 in .. the table decorations. Mrs. Moody Hostess n Mrs. Ralph E. Moody will en- tertain group of the1 legislative contingejnt at luncheon Thursday j afternoon at her home1 on South i s 16th street I .The fwelve' o'clock: luncheon will be j served at small tables. Bouauetjs of daffodils will pro ; vide ihi decorative nte on the ; luncheon table and about i the rooms. Covers will be placed for i twenty-five matrons. This is the f first in Ha series of parties Mrs. Moody is arranging during the ' session.! Mrs Adams Is Club Hostess ' Mrs. Charles Adams of King- wood - prive was, ; hostess to members of tiie Book and Thim ble club Thursday- afternoon.- Plans! were made for a benefit "card party to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Beaver jon March 3. 1 Late 1 afternoon, refreshments were served to members, Mes--dames j Ross Damrell, Conrad Fox, jrl, Albert Isaak, Herbert Kane, Charles Schwartz, Miss Fern Morgan arid the hostess Mrs. Charles Adams, j Handiwork was done for a veterans hospital during the af ternoon. Guests of the club were Mesdames J. R. Gamble, Frank Cole and Robert Adams. Miss Simmons To Fete Club Miss I Betty Simmons has in vited njembers of her club to a dessertl supper. Wednesday night at the country home bf her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Sim mons. I - j Contract bridge will be in play during sthe evenirtg. A Additional guests will be : Mrs. jw e n d e 1 1 Wyatt, Mrs. Roger Quackenbush and Miss Stella McKay. Mem bers anp Mrs. Douglas) Chambers. Mrs, William Speirs, Mrs. Albert Currey Mrs. Harry V. Carson, Jr.," Mrs. Lenard Robertson, Mrs. Stuart Nelson, Miss Patricia Van deneynde, Miss Betty - Simmons. Radio Program to .Feature Pupils ' I ': t Federated Music teachers of Salem I are sponsoring a radio program over KSLM at 4:45 o'clock"! Tuesday f afternoon. The groupjyhich will' appear includes Nancy flash, Richard Scott, Mur iel Fits, Geraidine -Kiser, and Martha' Jane Pcarcy. j . MrsWalter Germain is super vising the cast and teachers whose i pupils appear are Mrs. David " Eason, Ruth Bedford, Mary Talmadge Hedrick, Sacred Heart Academy and Prof.- T. S. Roberts'. Mrs. I Paid Wedel and daugh ter, Paula Jean, of Portland spent the weekend in Salem at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Minierj Lt Wedel Joined his family here on Sunday. jUp to'Gccd ;Visxsa?!: Your Eyes Examined yithout Charge 'it .' V -Seventeen, plus 18 adds up to 33 but blurred images add up to, the fact that vision is poor, that ' glasses may be needed. ' Let us test your sight : today! i ' !f - :i -":! - : Dorinij' Gplical Dr. H E. Bariar ' H Dr.- B. A. ; Golden ., .5 j . ..- J . ! " ; Salem, Oregon US Court St - Phone 1591 'K Mi "'Ri---V-- A bmUob 1 plctore will be feature of the program at the " meeting of the Missionary So-: ciety of the First Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mis. W. W. Rose braugh will lead ..the worship service to be followed by special music A pre-prayer service will be held in the women parlor at 1:30 o'clock. The executive board will meet at one o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cannes will entertain Informally at din ner tonight at their suburban -home in compliment to Sergeant and Mrs. James H. Nicholson, jr. and Corporals Douglas Drager. Both young men! are . home on furlough, the .latter having re cently returned from the South Pacific . ' I : , Wrs.ams, Honored on Birthday ' Mrs. Eugene Grabenhorst pre sided at a smartly arranged, luncheon Saturday afternoon at her Fairroount Hill-' home in compliment to her, mother, Mrs. Nellie Harris, on her 80th birth day. . ; Guests were seated at individ ual tables covered with - pastel cloths and centered with spring nosegays of violets, freesias and roses. Bouquets of mixed spring flowers were arranged about the rooms. Contract bridge was in play during the afternoon. Mrs. Walter Minier assisted' the hos tess informally. ' .y Covers were placed for Mrs. Nellie Harris, Mrs. Kittie Graver, Mrs. Daniel j. Fry, sr., Mrs. A. F. Marcus, Mrs. Harvey Q. Tay lor, Mrs. F. W. Steuslof f , Miss Dollie Allingham, Mrs. Florence Irwin, Mrs. Rose Babcock, Mrs. . M. C Petteys, Mrs. Jessie Jones and Mrs. Lucille Sweeney. Sunday Mr and Mrs. Graben horst entertained at a family dinner in honor of Mrs. Harris. Places were laid for the honor guest, Mrs. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. ' William Harris, Mary' and Bill of Lafayette, Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Dawson, Stephen and Kath leen of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Grabenhorst. P L A H CI I Jwusedeaning 4 t over-cooked --5 'And the oven control! The : . .-. I ;; . j , . - , ' , t " ' ' iL-Z Jl - -' - ' 1 (I I "--7 '- .T.-;., V-C:. A V;f-!:- ? '--iSj, I: ?7 . - i tilt t'rrT;''5v. : "Mite KV1 V' 'liillvXvfrV.V-Ti i' ; AIT J : V- -'Ki' 1 -r 'vCM -V ,5yV N : a V :' . II I .! : -. i n'loi'iks: - : . I P"0 Q T L A 3D GA S-a G II Ei 60 PAH If k coy n as cords nonj-.a ceadtifol cp' gas nuncE hfteb tdc nan r. Pinochle Club At Bones IHome v ! .'-' iThe Happy Hour ,. Pinochle club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bones for 6 o'clock supper in honor of the husbands of the ladies dub. a " jThe table was heautifully dec orated with a centerpiece of for sythia. Covers were laid for 24. The rest : of the evening ' was spent in playing pinochle. ; Those present were Mr. and Mrs. L. M. WilkersOn," Mr.' and Mrs. Todd Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Frye, Mr. . and Mrs Charles Smith, Mrs. Ethel Mor rison, Mrs.- Sarah . Chamberlain, Mr. and - Mrs. Fred Newman- Mr. and Mrs. it Kortermeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ) Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. White, and the host and hostess! Mr. and Mrs, Archie BonesA -j , i High scores went to Mr. Bones, Mrs. Frye and Mr. H. Korter- : meyer. V Families At Churc to Dine The missionary meeting of the First Congregational church Tyill be held on; Wednesday at 6:30 at the church. A covered dish dinner will be served to families of the bhurch Dr. " Lawrence Riggs of Wfl lamette university will give a talk on Pleasan Hill academy, a' church mission school, and will show slides Mrs. Earl Ter ry will lead devotions and Mrs. Mary Hughes will sing.. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Louise Smith, Mrs. Kenneth Rich, Mrs. R. D. Byrd, -"Mrs. Albert Berf ham, Mrs. John Car r, : Mrs. Clkrice Herbster, Miss Melletta iat Mrs. Ray : Olson, Mrs. DaVid Nielsen and ' Miss Theo Beck. Woman's Relief corps will meet at the YMCA Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock for a patriotic pro- gram and .initiation. j Mrs. Rex W. Davis presided at a one o'clock lurjeheon and after noon of bridge on Monday at her home on North Winter street in f. compliment to members of her club. ti fi- V 0 U El ttT0 tt 0 B B 0 W TODAY? When the strain of war is over, be sure to plan for the added hours of companionship, recreatiori and leisure a beautiful "CP" Gas Range can give you. i . ; ; i " - . . . i . u . Jbur new peacetime "CP? Gas Unge will be the. acme of cleanliness ... cutting down . i time. With wCP"ffWrtttWr heat you'll ayoid such nuisances as boil-overs, and scorched lood. with its precision automatic heat; temperature, will itay constant fri This Certiptd Perforwumci seal on any modern gas range Is the mark of compliance wiA Sl the highest standards of manufacture. Atailable after war production U finished . . the gas Industry's contribution to postwar prosperity and millions of man-hours of producriTe employment. Party Fare Beverages j Make Good Menu ' By Maxene Buren - For Sunday tfternoon refresh- ment or evening warmth,' When there is a group of mixed; ages , to satisfy, there's nothing iquite so much appreciated as a filling hot beverage. ' j - Serve a husky drink along with f a snack: sandwich or a few pieces of cinnamon toast and you have a simple and yet satisfying re freshment menu. "And too, j vita mins washed down via a liquid, makes taking them a pleasure'. - Now take iron for - instance, , molasses is a good v way to get . a dash of that rusty sounding i mineral down any member of the family and by using it place of sugar, the homemaker does a double duty. i To give youngsters an ; bit of nourishment with I party fare try: i added their MOLLASES EGG NOG 1 egg ; 1 tablespoon molasses 1 cup cold milk : Dash of salt rand nutmeg Beat white -of egg stiff, add milk, molasses, salt to beaten : yolk, fold In whites. Sprinkle with nutmeg. For grownups too here's an- ! other beverage: j CHOCOLATE MOLASSES K. '',... , SYRUP ' H cup cocoa . cup boiling .water 1 cup molasses 2 teaspoons vanilla Deadline Club, church and lodge notices must be in The Statesman office by noon Fridays for publication on Sunday Statesman woman s s page unless special arrangements are made. Society stories will be accepted until noon - Office Jiours - for Saturday. Statesman woman's page editors other than Saturday and Sunday are 9 to 5 and copy for the daily States- man -will be taken anytime be: tween these hours. after hour at any degree you set. . . the best . approved method for slow roasting or baking. For broiling, there is nothing to compare with . the fast, smokeless, spatterless flame of &"CP? Gas Range.' Broiling food need be turned onljj once, and all the delicious natural juices are sealed hi. - I :,.. For every cooking1 advantage, build your - , kitchen of tomorrow around a new peace time "CP' Gaa Range, 1 ' , i 1 v hour Add chocolate to boiling water .. and heat until dissolved.,-Add molasses and bring to a boil. Cool, add vanilla. Stir two table spoons of syrup into a glass of . milk.; This makes 1 TV cup milk. Here's a lemon egg nog that will ,add certain, amount of nourishment to the diet, , and makes party refreshment when served in- small glasses with a dab of ice cream. ' LEMON EGG NOG . 1 egg 2 tablespoons lemon juice ; 2 tablespoons sugar Milk, fresh or evaporated " Grated lemon rind ' . " Beat egg yolk with lemon Juice and 1 tablespoon ; sugar. Pour into tall glasses, beat egg white stiff with 1 tablespoon sugar. Fold' in egg white, reserving ( enough for the top, mix together, and put a froth of the white on 'top, sprinkling with rind. RATION CALENDAR . PROCESSED FOODS: Book 4 Blue stamps XS through 23, A2 through M2 now valid. MEAT, BUTTER, FATS CHEESES! Book 4 Red stamps QS through XS and A2 through D2 now good. SUGAR: Book 4 Sugar stamp 34 good through February 28; stamp 33 good through June 2. ' SHOES: Loose Stamps Invalid: Book 3 Airplane stamps Noa. 2, X and 3 valid now. . , GASOLINE: " , A14 through March 21. Each coupon worth 4 gallons. . j FUEL OIL: v ' Period 4 & S coupons 1943-44 series) and period H2 coupons ( 1944-43) series valid through April 31. mi. for flslt. fowl and economy; JP for plain I. , ineota meal , -I' K