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Prodigious Papa
Chooses Children
Rather Than Jail
BRAZIL, Ind. W-Jess Clark
decided against a fourth marriage
when Judge Robert Stewart ave
hi ma choice of supporting 11 of
his 15 children or going to jaiL
The 44-year-old factory worker
Mid he already had proposed to
prospective wife N6. 4 and want
ed to"get married again "awful
bad."
However, he promised to spend
fnost of his paycheck on his chil
dren instead, and the judge gave
him a suspended one-seven year
Kntence for failing to make pay
ents ordered previously.
The judge said he need not sup
port the four children of bis third
marriage. ,
Sings for Brass
Headlight Repair
FAIRFIELD, Conn. (JP Opera
Tenor . James Melton gave an
open air concert here for 13,500
arsons recently, and his only
tee was a repair job on one' brass
imp. '
Those attending the concert
were employes of the Bridgeport
Brass Company, members of their
families and their guests. '
Melton sang to show his grati
tude, to the company far repair
ing a brass-headlight that fell off
his 1907 Rolls Royee, one of bis
extensive (collection , of antique
automobiles., ;: ; ." -
Informality; Pays
Learns Reverend
WAYNESBORO, Pa. !
What? Wear slacks and shorts
to church?" .
That was the first reaction of
fesidents of this south-central
'ennsylvania community when
the Rev. L. Elbert Wilson issued
In invitation to attend Sunday
night services at a drive-in thea
ter in casual sports clothes in
stead of "go to meeting finery."
However, Rev. Wilson reports
the services are drawing excel
lent turn-outs. 1
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Prisoner Finds
Justice Gradual
OKLAHOMA CITY (JP) Jus
tice, slowly but sorely, arrived
for a county jail prisoner re
cently. His release on a minor charge
was issued 10 days before. Some
how it ended up in a county
ttrong box. Then it was fotand
ind they remembered.
The. prisoner?
4'He was kinda mad, Deputy
Giles Ratliff confided.
BOUNCES BUGGIES
HARTFORD, Conn. (flVMotor
tsts are expressing concern about
L stretch of experimental rubber
ghway to be built soon in Con-'
necticut They're afraid, the state
highway departmenfreports, that
their cars will "bounce like ten
nis ball." Reassuringly, the de-
artment says the subber content
n the mixture will be only about
five per cent . .
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Goodbye to Moths Results in
Systematic Autumn Program
A fall campaign against clothes
moths and carpet beetles fits in
conveniently with seasonal house-
cleaning and may save many a
dollar on the woolen and fur
clothes that will soon be taking
their place In closets and bur
eaus; entomologists of the U. S.
Department of Agriculture say.
In today's well-heated houses
these destructive insects thrive
New Book by
Meat Experts
Is "Complete"
Although you may have had
a vacation from your hot oven all
summer long; now that the leaves
are turning,; the days are grow
ing shorter and the smell of fall
is in the air, your family is
probably expecting the- smell of
those wonderful baked dishes to
permeate the kitchen be it a
wonderful pie, a loaf of home
baked bread, or a well-browned
roast. r
Here's some good news to
those who enjoy a good roast,
broiled chops , and poultry. And
here's some more good news a
new cook book on America's fav
orite subject "The Complete
Meat Cookbook" (Chas. A. Ben
nett Co., Inc., $3.93). The auth
ors, Beth Bailey McLean, and
Thora Hegstad Campbell, have
combined their years of experi
ence with a large meat packer
and their cooking skills into this
single volume. It is indeed "com
plete." Noti only do they give
recipes for ! the most succulent
meat dishes, but pointers on how
to buy meat and how to cook and
carve to obtain the greatest re
turns. Their recipes include ev
erything from a simple roast to
casseroles, sauces, soups, salads
and the like.
This recipe for Ham and Fruit
Stuffing Casserole, for example,
will whet the palates of your
entire family. It's different easy
to make and may well become
one of your family's favorites. It
includes such simple ingredients
as ham. honey, spices, fall fruits
and toasted enriched yeast-raised
bread crumbs.
HAM! AND FRUIT
STUFFING CASSEROLE
, 6 slices baked ham (1 pound)
4 cups toasted bread cubes
' ' cup melted butter for
margarine
Vi cup hot water
y teaspoon ground cloves
i cup brown sugar
2 oranges, diced -2
tart tapples, diced
3 cup raisins
. Honey ;
Combine bread, butter, water,
cloves, brown sugar, and all the
fruits. Put into a buttered shal
low baking dish. Top with ham
slices. Brush ham slices with
honey or orange marmalade. Cov
er and bake in a moderate oven
(350) about 43 minutes.
To make bread cubes: Stack 2
slices of enriched yeast-raised
bread and cut into cubes with
a sharp knife. Spread cubes on
cooky sheet Bake at 300 until
toasted. Makes 6 servings.
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whan ' filial 4t,.
Include such fascinating
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in winter as well as in warm
weather, and charge heavily for
their keep by damage not only
to your wardrobe but also to
carpets, upholstered . furniture,
or drapery containing wooL As
you clean each room, spray with
a 5 percent DDT emulsion, giv
ing special attention to base
boards and closets where insects
often are found. The vacuum
cleaner, and the spray-gun can
work very successfully together
in ridding homes of these pests
and keeping them out
Fr 'ill directions for your
campaign, single copies of
"Clothes Moths and Carpet
Beetles" (HG 24) are free on re
quest from the Office of Infor
mation, U. S. Department of
Agriculture,- Washington 23. D.
C
Incidentally. DDT anra vtn (
helpful against those tiny insects
xnown as suverfish which often
cause serious damage to rayons
and cottons.
Prodigal Hereford
Returns to Fold
SUNBURY. Pa. (JP) It took
one white -nosed Hereford steer
belonging to George Ward, sever
al weeks to decide that the rrati
grows greener at home, after, all.
1 After roaming away from the
Ward nasture the steer wai r.
ported seen at various points east
or uus central Pennsylvania com
munity. Then one mnrnlnir Tia
quietly walked inside a fenced lot
ana tnrougn a bar gate purposely
let down for him and rejoined
Wade's 28-head herd, i
Repeat Performance
Recorded by Minister
i CINCINNATI WVThe Rev. H.
E. Armacost retired Methodist
minister, recently celebrated the
60th anniversary of his admission
into the ministry in an unusual
way.
! He delivered the sermon he
preached as a candidate to the
ministry. Entitled "Not Part, But
AIL" he deivered it in the chapel
of the. Methodist Home for the
Aged.
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is a smooth, good-tasting dessert
that supplies your baby with
tissue-building proteins, iron for
energy and appetite and growth-
sttmulating vita
mins. Doctors every
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Dates, nuts and coconut make
another cookie to add to the col
lection. The recipe suggests the
quick-mix methods of combining
ingredients and with its rich
fruit-hut flavor it is excellent to
keep or to package to send away.
Here's the recipe: '
TROPICAL NUT DROPS
2 cups sifted flour -V
teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon salt
! 1 cup brown sugar
; 4 cup shortening : ..
1 egg .
tablespoons milk -teaspoon
vanilla extract
cup chopped nuts
V cup chopped dates
H cup coconut
Sift together flour, soda and
salt Add sugar, shorening. milk,
egg and vanilla extract Stir to
combine ingredients, then beat 2
minutes. Stir in nuts, dates and
coconut Drop by teaspoon! uls on
greased baking sheets. Bake in
moderate oven (373) 10 to' 13
minutes. Makes about 4 dozen
2-inch cookies.
Rural Care Plan
Receives State Aid.
RALEIGH, N. C. (JP) Young
North Carolinians who want a ca
reer in the medical profession can
get it with the help of the state
if they agree to practice four
years in rural areas.
The Medical Care Commission
has oq hand $300,000 for loans
during the next two years to stu
dents of medicine, dentistry, phar
macy or nursing. The loans cover
up to four years of training and
must be repaid with two per cent
interest
The commission hopes to in
crease medical personnel in rural
sections by the plan.
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