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o w o Feeding the Family By ZOLA VIM&ICT Food Topiy-Turvey Peach Pudding Has Surprises . We had this at dinner last 0 night and it's very good, even if the method of making it does sou unusual. Fresh peaches nowf&med peaches later. Diced or chopped fresh peaches ar stirred into an easy dough, sDread in a baking pan. A hot syrup made of beet or cane sugar brown sugar and water with but ter or margarine and nutmeiQis poured over alL When baked, the pudding reverses itself with a delicious saucebn the bottom. SixQacumptious servings. Pudding Part. Sift together one-half cup beet or cane sugar, one cup sifted all-purpose flour, two teaspoons baking powder and one-half teaspoon salt. Add one-half cup milk and two cups of dicad freestone peaches; stir lightly to mix, then spread in a well greased eight-inch square pea. Toroino. Combine one half cup sugar, one-half cup brown sugar, firmly packed, two cupt water, one tablespoon butter and one-fourth teaspoon nutmeg in a saucepan; heat to boiling, stir ring to dissolve sugars. Pour over dough in pan. Bake in a hot oven. 400 degrees. 45 min utes. Serve warm or cold", spooned into serving dishes and pass whipped or table cream. Concord Conserve Concord or other slip-skin grapes make a fine conserve with nuts aded. Takes a little time but worth it in family and com pany compliments. Makes eight six-ounce glasses. . 2 pounds Concord or other O' slip-skin grapes e 4 cups granulated sugar uasn oi sail 1 lemon 1 orange w 1 cup coarsely chopped wal nuts or blanched almonds Wash grapes, slip pulp from skins by pinching between fin gers. Cook pulp until seeds drop out. Rub through coarse wire strainer into large saucepan. Chop or grind skins Qnd add to pulp. Add sugar. Exfract juice , from orange and lemon and add; 1 TRen cut rinds of both into thin strips, cover with water; heat to boiling, drain and add rind to grape mixture. Boil rapidly, stir ring frequently, 30 to 40 minutes, until tlsk. TStir in nuts, ladle into hot sterized glasses and cover with melted paraffin. What Glutamate Doe in Food So much conversation, and properly so, about what "gluta mate" (M.S.G. or monosodium 0 glutamade) does in food. When used in food, monoso dium glutamate augments and improves most flavors even when added so sparingly that its 'own taste is not noticeable. It blends and rounds out flavoring, often suppressing undesirable notes, say scientists S. D. Cairn cross and L. B. Sjostrom, writing for Food Industries. Like many of the things added to foods to improve flavor and palatability, glutamate came or iginally from the Orient. Princi pal efsct on food flavor is a bal ancing, blending and rounding out ox total flavor. Flavor ap peal is frequently improved, most notable in the case of meats, , seafoods, stews, soups and chjow ders. Cooked vegetables a e mark edly improved in flavor by glu tamate addition. Pear Honey wasn, peai, naive and core eight fresh Bartlett pears. Chop pears finely and combine with one eiglir .nice can crushed pineapple, grated rind and juice of one-half lemon and six cups ; sugar. Stir together and bring to boil over low heat. Then cook i rapidly, stirring frequently unjil of marmalade consistency, about 20 minutes. Pack into hot steril ized jars and seaL Makes eight eight-ounce glasses or jars. Zucchini. Spanish Style People really like zucchini squash. Plan to have it more often. For something extra good, try this: Wash two pounds zuc chini; trim ends, but do not peel; slice crosswise paper-thin. Mince oife medium size onion and one clove garlic; saute slowly five Snutes in two tablespoons olive ; oiL Add zucchini, cover and cook gently about 10 minutes or just until squash is barely tender, stirring frequently. Add one eight-ounce can tomato sauce, one cuphredded processed pi miento cueese, salt and pepper to taste and one-half teaspoon monosodium glutamate. Cover and cook slowly five minutes, : stirring occasionally. Serve in sauce dishes. Six servings. Beef, Vegetables Wise Buys Health-Wise and Budget-Wise Beef, a all-known quantity health-wise is at its best now as a budget-wise buy. Real bar gains, cf course, in the less popu- lar cuts; but then, what could be better than a beef stew or pot roast combined with lots of . healthful, inexpensive, flavor some full vegetables. Check with your butcher for especially good "freezer-buys." Pork is attrac tively priced; particularly shold- der cuts, picnics and butts. Lamb 'continues in good supply with lamb breast a really outstanding buy for tasty lamb curry, stews Edit . or iat eaft and jepjered end I broilei lilt twitfT Itc. Vegtjle tod fr.ite in eeloe ftil tbiK&ea ere yurt tor th cftooeiKf. In tt-t vegetable le gmrtmt.t rou iae a choice ci tt3 S'Alitowir, cafefesfe, eel s'?, svcu!fc?a, green peeper, Ofii)?ie, otematoes, lattices end tnt. Air in ylentifuJ eupjjly. Due to 9fm market iroceduree sweet corn it available the yea round, but right now it i at Hi best. Wonderful rrteh, foe reef ing or canning end don't Sbrget to use bit in your fiomsmede relishes. Pears and peached, ar ftvf li able at moderate prices. If you plan on canning or otherwise nrpsprvine nears. we sueeest von do so now. The peach season wilfn be with us slightly longer than pears, but they too should be : -k- O O o oo G Dinth and Bartlett Streets in quantity end quality, with eorMepondijig decline ia pricte. Fresh Italian prujiee, delicious, firm end ewett, are et their peak. Seedleis frapef in plenti ful (UFply et reasonable pricet. Melone continue in food abund ance wit the eexeption of can 4aloupe. The wetermekw eeaeoa i drewiisg to a cloee. Thie elof an, noted the ether day, vae applied to apples, but it applies equally well to any of our tender ekinned fruits and Tejeteblee; "Xemember, when yea feriiiee 'em, you lose 'em." So d be eareftil when handling f?uie and vegetable not to squeeze them. Poultry euppliee ere declining eeeoneily. Ttie experts report thai there wiil be fewer turkeys coming to ifterket this year than in receift yeere, so to you who fteve freeiert, Ne suggest you watch Jo special sales end put away yoar holiday birdt. E9 line tide noon Saturday: 1 e.ie. McnAey fat Monde: otter Say S:30 Dce4su . i An Important point about stock caf racing that my act &av$ and Chevrolet's cannonball ac celeration has punched PASS past many a bigger car to victory. But the same blaz- WITH ing surge is a vital safety .... factor on the highway LARfc one that can whisk vou ' ' ' (C Oocfr Slairv iko Varnod on By KIRKIMAK SMITH Vaitei Press White Neuse Writer Denver CU.R) Backstairs at the temporary White House: A close friend of President li senhower tried to talk the Chief Executive out of playing so much golf several weeks ago. The friend and frequent golf ing partner was somewhat amazed that Mr. lisenhower wanted to play 27 holes, instead of the standard 18, virtually every time he visited the Cherry Hills Country Club herei "Hey, vhy don't you cut down to 18?" the friend asked jocular ly after he hed lempleted ST holee with the Preiideat one day. Mr. lisenhower brushed eside the suggestion and eaid he never felt better. Among the mutie seleefed for the PrteiiJent to hear in hit hot fittl eooifi via ape eceydiag- o o The safer Chevrolet Auto races aren't won by brute horse power. Roadability, acceleration, preci sion steering and stamina the very qualities that make a car safer for you are the keys to victory on the track! And that's why Chevrolet is top car by far, on the rugged NASCAR (National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing) Short Track circuit . ". - Faster acceleration means Staler passing more safely around other cars and out of critical situations. o o o Easier, super weeirtB steering o " ... Nimble is the word for Chevrolet. But you don't have to sec them in action on a tight quarter-nil track to judft how i Green SJeee" nd "Miitimtitm. Walts.' Mr. Sieeahowef aaked for some Stephen foeter nwmbert, too, end they'll be added to hia library ef taped mueic at once. The firet albume of long-playing records sent to the hospitel for the President ceme from the collection of Mrs. John S. Doud, the mother of Mrt. lisenhower. One caller thia week to the li senhower hospital suite was Jack Thompson who operates the boye' ranch in Colorado where eeven-year-ld Devid lisenhower epent eeuple of weeks thie eummer. Tnowipeon Is the uncle ef Br bera Eisenhower, wife of the Preeident'e eon. Thompson did not eee the President, but was welcomed by Mrs. Eisenhower. The reportere vho ut eleep oft cote ia darkened. Aattvay ear o the they make other cars seem clumsy. You can feel , that yourself in the press of traffic, and sense the fearer-light preci sion of Ball-Race Steering . in every curve. There's ex tra safety," too, in Glide Ride front suspension that sops up the harshest bumps that lets your car "keep its feet under it" for maximum traction on the roughest roads. More stability on curves Chevrolet's faSnous stability means money in the bank to the race driver it lets him broadside through turns faster and smoother. But it means peace of mind to you on the road mors comfort in every cum nd less body roll ith broad-bastd O lmuiei inu a extr securAy if you fcav to tharply to meet an emergency, wone-piece" feel that is a delight driver. ' mm Golf Play outeide the temporal, Itfftitt Heuea pxeea root t to ry field hed e eJurk e e.. tbit week. A evsitarat e9 Millient fleadV light suddly filled th'e hall end the sleeping reporter ceme te.j gating into the len ef a telei t ion film cemere. (One newsmem vae dad ar-ij iff short and quiekly dived der the cover. The cameramen eetreetefi uft-3 der the engry ehouti that rect-,1 ea bi ftueg eel enteipeise. . wt conn 'owr st. Louie 0ur i eeuple ef tenant sieved out sSt Nfrs. William Glasemes't eettege m St. Louie County in 193J, ehe wrote off their three meinthari peek teat as bed debt. Howev er, recently 2 yeara lateen 3 the former tenefti ahowad vj with ms 1ft Jiefci to t7 the o o o o i wins big' The ability to slow down and stop quickly and smoothly Those big 11-inch brakes have averted many a disaster in the close-racked battle of racing. But they weren't d& signed for that; they were made to give you "heads-up" stops and extra stopping power in traffic, on mountain grades, on high-speed expressways. Competition has merely proved their margin of superiority! Come in and try out this new winner yourself . . oand see how easy we'r making it to buy a Chevrolet right now! A arewlnaj lleit wi Chveolt t wloArlva In steek ear eompatillan ' FAYETTILIE, N. C. COLUMBIA, S. C YOUNGSTOWN, O. ATLANTA, GA. JERSEY CITY, N. J. CHICAGO, ILL PITTSSURGH, PA. flings, swerve a solid to any TQROeTTO, ONT., CAN. IYICHBUG, VA. fllLWAUKEE) WML . , IsUdiesr. Vis. - (U.) 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