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PAGE TWO TcTlcbal | J citings By RUBY TENNYSON NE'.V YORK, (GLOBAL' New V'’; •• took on thy Global at* .jihfrr on Friday night with ' ee President Nixon being re <•* red in such a great mannet by r at the Press Awards Dinner T'ois wB.- the iOth anniversary of GU oal News Syndicate, and the F:t'h Annual Project directed. -i and g-enred to noteworthy frn'fs t.<■{ the Chairman. Julius f Ad a’"is who is also President i : f the Corporation. He nisi, is: f. ,(!-w Manager and Executive P.i icr <■' the New York Age frnder He and Lou LuTour, Gio b..!'s rounder, have oor aim as f;, as newspapers are concerned — tv. develop keener interest in our N--; rß> newspapers. FORTH WORTH, TEXAS' own ' O'' Igo Levitan, owner of the riot'd Publishing Company, seem eel t,: pp, 1 to ci'.nt with his Global /■■lends nst Saturday morning by, long distance, extending best >. y'hes lor Mr r Adele Jackson. F.diteoi i; i Manager and Manager f>>* •li Per : w:iic, of S' ;>ia and the other n -ss,irncs published t<v t.'.o compan - - The newest addition to il p GOOD family is Hep. St 1., :• Missouri friends sent ror:.;. Minns to Gio'-'u and. nf ur-< since its Founder stem? i cm the •Sho-me" city, her sis-- P ,-,!■! Sell war tz. Sarah Sch- Yern.idine Schwartz, Jr aiir had to skip. hop. jump n. f.y !•; re /or the 10th amuvers , - v Anyway they were here :rd nj be here f r a while Y ~tr writer iook time our !■» it , i-.-e tne diploma whi c h OK'd s practical nurse, ano ■,■an y< . ,1 her friend for th< ) vely eo.'-gratulotoi y messages p, - were h” ! d at Mother AMT" Znn Chinch Friday even ,i - 17th. !p w- c-k's oliimr you noted f G'.-’bal Pol traits and G tlJ :i s ] H--.r.«iiaker Civ and the : .lei- w.il r-iturally call for an oint-r Global Buy Lines So > > c,»•» are th nkir.fi to- ' - for our readers T'.r.n now to pay homage to r> ;> Global Awardees who were. Mr, a Douglas Kbit. Mary Card r u Dawson, Leo Shull, GeOrgf Edmund Haynes. Sady* J. Wil liams. Louise Batson. Emanuel M. G’ucksmar.. and Wilton A. Pryor T>, e v were honored for distm i,i,s’vd community service, ;OS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA pci o-1 the welcome mat M > Arnold Hodgen s .. • , r. t 9 quirk run down t way l sec nor brother and after the San Fran* , --'C-rtu-.g. M.-s. Hodce.T.an • -. nt to New York's Mayor R-.-ert F. Wagner Both the spirituals and classical --. of Dorothy Pc-soprano. . -- or>d if applause to her ■ci- ■ Carnegie Hall Recital ■ Tor vir.ncr never quits and o tier never wins." uuiim) «J«i»•; *J S« wsrwo??* 11 in wuunii Cliarm | BY LOt; LuTOLR .-mm-wna-jim-TH-vtU'iiw Ti-ii i<i»»i l »».*wM»iii»ii>iWMHiii>»»iwi»i«irs-»ii»i« t ~ii-inMfi>tai NEW YORK. (GLOBAL) » sure method of insuring a healthy scalp and beautiful tresses, is to • message the scalp regularly. Work the fingertips all over the scalp, a"tually lifting it. from the skull. . This - rigorous action stimulates the circulation of the b’or-d in the scalp, promotes the growth of hair, and prevents dandruff as i well. Hot ¥i?eather Hints j For Baby by Martha Logan < “Tfike Baby Afang On Your Motor Trip" No reed to exclude baby from your family pleasure trips this t ummer. Chances, are he will enjoy • them just as much as the rest of the family and vgen’t be a bit more troublesome. Tops on your “trip list” will probably be s portable car-crib for baby, Or, if one isn’t readily avail, able, a wide bed made by building up the floor in the back so that it’s level with the seat. Other “tr**- 1 1 cling musts'’ will be plenty of disposable diaper* and mm ! playthings. Another Important emMidtantfas! will be to check with your doctor. or pediatrician t**~*~i ing baby’s for **'— M muJ*. Sine* \ fresh milk var- c ies a .great deal ( 'st v 'C~s£%\ , i in dmerent sec tionsofthe country,the doctor will , ‘ w; ' / ' *** probably rec* ■ ommend start ing your wee one on powdered or evaporated milk before the trip, so that his formula will stay con* , slant. Changes in water supply > will affect baby too, so a quantity 1 of bottled water will be another must. If the excitement and change of locale causes, baby to show a tern* . porary loss of interest in food, don't be too concerned. Just keep offering his standard diet of strained meats and strained vege table? along with the liquids, and heAvil! soon be taking them again. - Contrary to popular belief, noted pediatricians agree that baby doesn’t lose his appetite in sum mer. He still needs all his vitamins and minerals ami plenty of pro tein. Remember to stock an ample supply of canned baby foods for the trip and don’t forget that baby likes variety too. There’s no reason why he shouldn’t have it. either, ! , since Swift & Company alone has eight different varieties of espe cially prepared meats for babies. This large selection gives you «■ chance to take along just’ what, i • baby likes. FOR WOMEN ONLY f*,V r- -pry COOK FOR ANP aioßi >vn r: •• os from ,-rRAWBF units i Stvawbcrif-.-. con be i-icubly re : vv.'.rfms when ytc, stretch then fl;-.\or and make Strawberry Jelly os v —il as Strawberry Jam from : one batch r.f fruit. To do /hi? you use the crushed, berries > make jam, aho the remaining ’luce for jelly an«l knew that ; each variation will bring ail the glorious frc.ih flavor of straw hern to your table long after. the strawberry season is parti T-y this tv o-part r. cipe and hate 19 g'arscs of sweet spread? ready for family enjoyment. Nat ural fruit pc,.’tin makes thir great er >ie',d possible because with the short-boil method, nc n e cf the fresh fruit L’jivoi boils away Strawberries sugar, an d pectin are all the ingi-edients V -J'.i r.*'-ed v/ith but a short time in the kit- I chert. Fruit should be fully ripe in order to assure (he natural fresh fruit flavor red color that is so ; d.-sirahle in jellies and jams. A id altie i-.h jam and jelly making is an exact form of cookery, just follow* directions carefully, r. ti d v:. ■■ hair- perfect results The vi-r: below has been test ed in one of ti e country’s n 0.-t t.m- ,? v.kitchens, and is scw.c- T* all- d(;-,go, to n've sweet sprs acts ot ideal consistency and f'avoi STRAWBERRY JELLY AND JAM YIELD: A . 8 r nlaar r. - - ? i 4 j!'?.) p- . I H nird’Ulo -.ia,. ; e« i 5 5-2 ibi jam. REQUIRES. An.-id 3 1-2 q«s : ipe Mr ■ vtv. rrica. 5 1-4 lbs sug.-n. end .1 boxes powdered ruit pectin •< f ■ r» ci n.rvES for woman s vac* THE ATTRAf TTVE KOI SR : Wire ABOVE proudly displays the strawberry jelly and ?tr»w Fashion Hints For Milady BY FKEDDYE S. HENDERSON JfORE. MERRIER JEWELRY FOR MEN Ever since wrist watches for nCn popularized during World War I, modern men have shown a steady inclination to adorn themselves with jewelry. Granting ; that they still possess sufficient j restraint to omit the beads and | it is increasingly obvious that men - baubles which women so enjoy, ar# going in for the decorative as well as the functional in jewelry. Take ruff links for example time was when they were relatively small and quite elegant, being made. In the main, of semi-precious, if not precious tones and metalv Now- they have become bi£, bold and brazenly “costume' in character. Generally speak ing, however, men’s cuff links tend less toward the "frankly The Family Roundtable BT ELC.IVA BAIX NEW YORK, (GLOBAL* Dear Miss Ball: ' T have a so-called BF. named Clinton, and don’t know what, to think of him. He has never said he loved me, but he presented a f 'Ut and dried plan the other night. Here is the gist of it. "Von can make at least SSOO a month if you aceept your commission again and with my officers pay, we can cicai about S8(>0 per month. If we live on the Post and buy at the commissary, we can save enough for me to go to Medi cal school in three years. Os course, you will have to do the laundry. If a baby comes alone, well that's okay.” He also frequently mentions ■ow well-off my family is and ow much they eon Id help a young couple. All of this and much more was thrown in, but never a word of love or 'i li'„ you.' What do you think of th. situation? What should 1 do? Lois Arisons Dpar Lois: Arc. you contracting for a life time Job. 01 do you warn a hus band, home, happy family, love and affection? It seems that your "dear"’ Clinton is a fortune hunter, a lazy person, and one who feels the world owes him a living. Ap mueh, it would be better to marry well and make his wife do the honors. But, my dear child, mar riage is not an institution that can be run on cold calculated theories. Humanity must' be considered First, prepare the fu-Jt. Crust’: throughlv tibout 3 1-2 quai'» ful v ripe n wh- • Place i. -• , large • leve lined with a duublr thMknn* of cheesecloth. D.-.iin and measure 3 1-2 cups juici into 2 large i a uzcpH r.. Dm juice so - making jelly; use fruit remain i* m sieve for rrrj.k’ng jam STRAWBERRY JELLY 5 cups (2 1-4 lbs.) (-..’nr, 1 !.-bx «2 1-2 ox.) powdered fruit pc’iin: 3 1-2 cup juice. Second, nuke the jciiy. Measurr sugar find set aside. Add powlc - ed fruit pectin to juice m s<* re pun r.r.ti mix well P.> e ot.-r high heat, and un' .l ir i-'.”;rc comes to a hard boil At -mcc stir ic sugar. Bring tc g full v ,i;." boil and boil hard ! minute, stir r - ng onaiantly. Bcmov* ;r heat, skim off foam wit)- metal spoon, and pour quickly into glasses. Cover jelly at cr.ee. with 1-8 inch hot paraffin STRAWBERRY JAM 7 cups (S lbs.) sugar; 4 1-2 cup heny pulp; 1 box '2 1-2 ok) pew dcred fruit pectin. Then make the jam. Mcusi-r' sugar and set ande. Measure 4 1-2 cup.-, bun pulp inio s very irreu sauceppn Add powdei eq f.-uu pectin and lnix v -ill v o»i i (ugh hc-ut a: 1 -:! stir up>i| n.\ti comes to a l ard boii A: -i • stir in sugar. Bring to n roll ing boil an-'l boil h"-i i in.: stirring cn;;?t.'iail>. Remove heat and -k *r off fc-str. v 1 h t-< spoon. Th, i.- i-,.1 > l '. ;■ til; i S In f) r. b-.i It- •• I -1 ly, to prevent ! o.v f:. >t I. dl. qt.ickiy into gla -'scs c-owr jam at once ail: 18 ims hot par iff). -- - berry jam that she made from one batch of fruit by using the crushed berries for Jam and the remaining Juice for Jelly. fake" characteristic than Is true of women's costume jewelry. If mens cuff links have become more showy, their tie clasps have become just the opposite. Small, and very slim, they are designed to conform in function and line to the trend toward thin, narrow ; ties. And wedding rings it seems there will be s bumper crop of them this year. Men’s wedding rings, that is Estimates indicate that 00 percent of the weddings for 1955 will be double ring cere . mones. Such a record would seem to indicate that the increased in terest in styling of men’s jewelry cs in its infancy. Let us hope that styling dees not deviate too far from the genuine and elegant. It would be sad indeed if the old diamond stick pin were revived to become a gaudy rhinestone. I "Love enters and alters the pic- J j ture, too. Even if you loved this boy very ! [ much, it would be be ter to marry , someone else. Experience shows it is better for the man to have ! the greater love. Clinton seems to be seeking a mother, a house- : keeper, a maid, a governess, but not a wife Don't give him a bon us. Should you help him through medical school, he would have less respect for you and later would probably find other women to take your place. It has happened many times before. A real man would not expect, nor appreciate the things Clinton is asking of ' you, without love. Clinton seems to he taking you for granted, and if this is so. it :.- time he should wake up. , E. B ! ! 1 Reports from Tar Hr-el cabbage owers a.i of June 1, indicate that reduction from the state's 2,400 acres of 1 te spring cabbage will be about 9.600 tons, an average yield of 40 tons per acre. Tin compares with 15 400 tons produc ed in 1054 and an average yieid oi 7 tons per acre. In the past five years use of corncobs in industry has im-re.t - ed 60 per cent. Processors usually will not par top prices for poorly-feathered chickens. I Disappearance of cotton this year is expected to total about 12- (-2 million bales. // th v Vv' alts - McKinney Marriage Vows Said In Greensboro GRLT'.NSBCnO YE a Apr Wei > - s a• f Tli 'nin? i.. .Vfc-Kirr.t-y serc nariicd recently at i.be s>eaus)f"' ippoiiiu rl home of Mr. P,Us. T R li u *i: ph r y b\ Rev. Jv.liu? T Douglas.* The housv »vas deco,-a.c d »vith white carna .ions, gladioli «att buoy ..ireaih. The tr.de 'no daughter of Mi. M’u Aich-c V.'atw of Grc.’H ’.-•'.vi. S. L cu d the g:morn is t!»< sou c*f M'-a. 1.-.-. ii C. McKinney end :in- hie f. Howard McKin ney ' ( Kai/r,villa, N. C. Given H: ni.iiri.igr l>y iter father, tiie bride hud her sK ter, .'Vi-s. < itherine M. (lates nr I; ,\r. . -«- - V | • - . .., M 1 73. HtNIS TO HOMEMAkERSr S £p \-.C .« j, S' » _ •--".jw f \ x V s6tVW*e? V 5 ' \ rfofww ' v®'-, - ’BA’rriJES, DENT?, GOtIGEb ON JO RNI i lIKE - A at on tvi niture wiii be niiarr i/.ed by the regui.r ( -,f j>c i furniiu-r pcltsh. p».d«> or liquid wax. Ap riying !:c a wax with 4-0 Mco: woo), wii! so> leti’neS hide .- rratch 0.- O’ try the oil from a b,-aaii Kd. black walnut cr ! rmit break nrl rt. -at *n aaif ard rub ivcli into blcniirh. AiM rubbir hc numk »>. th boih’d Unseed oil mqy hi la don’t use crude oil. You might try cole,ring the ■-v* ak in the finish with brown rolorii'ig crayon or liquid shoe -•yp -Till? dye- i - lines in various . hader -f b'-own and is especially coca or, walnut. Be arcful to i -I’.-ji oriy the sp it that needs coloring. Wax stick? made especial iv for furniture in wood tone?, are softer than ordinary Cray- j— ~ HANDS MEED HELP • I In Hot Summer V/eahter j * IlfpP ' / s l wm&kk * #Br / S j Mu 1: . - > Ita WF. f, f: MM* I . "■ * J' T* T l.Photo courtesy o! Truths’/? 'pr,?:' r- -. * : : ?: .1 r fcUy riidnt dresses arc all wonderful signs of stun ner. IL.i hot ;■ .. -her can iu. extremely havd on your skin, panic u arly hards, which are in the hot sun; and in and out, of water many I mss a day. So treat your hands to regular applications of Trushay, •i hand lotion especially rich in protective beauty ingredients. Smooth otion along fingors and around cuticle, with particular attention to backs of the hands where oil glands are scarce. You’ll find that just two drops of Tru: hav an: enough to do a really s-m-o-o-t-h jAnd, In this season of short, sleeves, don't overlook your wrists and elbows. I They’ll benefit from lotion treatments, too. j §^Q : Ti**' r m d, -CZ " IJC STATB COl LeOt-^ Each kind of tree, shrub or plant has a bos■ time and method for propaga' '.:■<« it. Wn cannot dis cuss all of 'r• 11 but theta are a f-"w plain- that arc most successfully propagated at this season of the year For example, many gardeners in c-.u-Lth North Carolina are pr-wisig the ever green species of azalea.-:. Os course, it is etc- to pin ch’so .i/aiens from the nur •ci ! < . but that will take mon ey and it is not very difficult to grow your own if you are willing to give them some • re. azaleas- may he easily propagated by cuttings !.'!•• i from the plant in .lure or July. The cuttings -bould be made of the present sea ■eus wood, about tour mch o. hi’) ~ alter the base of the new st( m has become partially matured. The best medium ir. which to •"d azoic a mixture of half jure sand and half pea* moss. This material may be put in a ..penal frame or shallow box to a depth of about six inches, in a place where the frame cam be shaded and watered when neces sary. Tne leaves should be strip 1 HE CAROLINIAN of < (irons,, L, 1, New YoA as her atlentlartl The b»idi-- pt'»c-ni i»a*i i.-r In I m-in. id-urge 1. sw son Tn< - bride's in- : r ,t; •L- .--. of white chars ti! !y ’act c. ■. wh>l tiff'vui ,utd ? ill in-.’ s-.et-k --line -ii d hectlinc Mt-uallu-.;:-* of pink s.ai.” «-o-e q.;>hquc-d on t, c long torsu bodice ■•. ii.h two r-T . tats?: bm*-*' wise a n- bo lice jju • ‘■ci the skirl. 11,.-*. s l ,iv- Jdcr veil vC tube was uifached to a u-'i .u of seer; pea-.'is. The wo>-e i single strand of pi -!s and ca-.-tsed a bopmn- - . of v-.l ih’ c-.rn'i’ - ami baby breath with ;. sinyie v. u-te orchid in the center. ■ n and r»s|c to w ork n Uli Fill ?< raUb with wax .usd ru h iri w* il w ith finger IV ij> e x'.-ith a Mist, drx cloth. I’o conceal soratehc? on > - f -iiihtd n . hodanv, use r,- w io !iue; f. r icr wn r - ,-jr, rr r ii-y. iodine that bit? f,si-:Cd n.i-s mown } r-r tn-ipie. dilute »iy.« fir.i 40 per 'em with den:-.: n-ed I coho;. You raJ.y f<-el belter i>. mixing ir-dine id your paste r ..quid wax tit’s >Ai right if yo.i to. do this Rottensione ar.d oil —a ounce of rettonsti r.i-' t; .;-:n , . or hardware store and k '---' in salt si axcr. Put 5 f w <y o' sewing i-iar.hiiie •,;> j-,. ~ and shake on -.cr: - in::. :,p - enough to make - TE nriikly with .-in of svooci 'a clean, set) eioth. VV we li -.c-c ap d compare g*os« of damegc-d ped from the lower half rs the cutting, the basal, end , •-•harp knife, and dipped in root-one powder. Then the cutting'- are in serted in the sand and peal m x " 'urn about half th'-ir length and firmed. They rnay be set close to - ' in rows, Strick attention ; ! i ' 1 to shading and wat ering. In a few weeks roots will < <>.i j..-> of the cuttings •:ii ■■ should b»* potted up or - 1 n . to a cold frame where they can be protected un -1 ! rent v to ~r-t opt in a permanent place. Root one powder may be ob .d.-iefl. at any large seed store. The peach is anothgv plant that must be pronogated at th) 1 time of. iiit year. The peach will not come true to variety from seed, an d therefore if you ha v c any poach seedlings it is host to graft a known variety upon them. Since the peach cannot be graft ed successfully In v> inter like the apple, it must be budded during July or August. Contact your county ’ agent at once for instruc tions or bulletin on budding peach trees. Pecans are also budded at this lime of the year. A pecan does not come true to variety from seed. x fr**v*y* (f&) '' 1 'CO O KIM Gvfi HINTS W l > ii>, . /iCarnatie# Hi>n« SunriM DlMri»r,-I>v, \ ) \ ( yjf y, and i How to i-irv-e acfßl93jß cjK.i'-iir,:; oB Ro»»l£ Scott my time m th<; kitchen! That’s my problem, ami one of my time-saving se crets :.-. this Savory Frankfurter O.tssierole made with Carnation IS v :,*,.•<> rated Milk’s "3-Minute Sauce.” ?-Minute Cheese Sauce is so quickly prepared... there’s no shortening or Hour needed thanks to Carnation's double-richness. And the com bination of frankfurters, cheese and better-blending Carnation gives extra-Savorful good eating. SAVORY fRAMKfURm CASStROU iMVk*.* 4 * servings.’ IV. .04 hangs tpn) vr?ti'!y*ed CARNATION EVAPORATED Mil* : *tOipoer *oh ' Wmpooft pepper ! teaspoo n dry muiland 2 svpi fabsmt S old g.orrd prdCflSi-Tpe A-nf-riton <(-; 4 ■.pr icl*d noddles lobe.l 1 ■ t cups uncooked) 2 cups sr-.ed ’.aoVfuUcrs 1 steed hesk temple Simmer Cam at ton and season in < m saucepan over low heat • • just below boiling- • about 2 i ,ul.< ! . Add cheese, Stir sauce ■ r low heat until cheese melts b out i minute longer). Pour i "■•«■ over no-idles and frankfur : . - . ombined vn buttered 2-quart .scro.v. Top with tomato slices Btlre in moderate oven (350*F.) about 30 minutes. Serve with green salad. Hot or iced coffee ''creamed” with Carnation is the perfect way to finish >?• meal. Do Oil your cream pitcher wsib Carnation for rich. flavor, stood body, and »pp< i .'iiir.g color in every cup of coffee ? Share Your Wisdom gr—y-rraew ■.•imw B\ OR. THOMAS R. GAINES 1. A \ 0r, pi (GLOBAL! - Life, while being essentially difficult to live, is also the most reward ing rs Cosmic opportunities. Ours is a magnificent world, filled with love and potential power. How ever, this world of ours must be studied and understood before we ran benefit and prosper by the i love and power which it contains. : ; l-h iEN-iIKE RAYON TAKES TO SEA , j } • .y, ... ... , :. i , ..... .... i : ! ■ I m b S ~ >.,.y,4V. ~v. . ,£L'g ' ■ •• - f .. v- i • ••»•?"... ' ' _*«3P.y 3 ”:3?’"’ - 4 Y’- GLAMOROUS on any beach nr > i •!• •ie if. a swim suit-clad lass ike this one. Her suit in Avisco iii.cn-textu;ed rayon is embroider- ] ed with w hite flowers. Cut for max- j imum sun-tanning, the suit is #ure ! to earn admiring glances for the j wearer. Jn or out of the water, I rayon keeps her cook The V S. Savings Bonds you boy on tiu Payroll Savings Plan i are the pari of your lake-home 1 pay that grows. Often said; worth ruinenibering. To remove glue from washable fabric, soak in warm soapsuds un- j elk otved. Then wash in warm suds and rinses. A J St hA A 1 Don’t use compost on field; wher> Irish potatoes are to be planted. The Khaprn beetle causes dam age to grain. Wait. 10 days to get ovvs on full feed after farrowing. The increase in slaughter from last year is slowing, however, and prediction for the year as a whole . is . xpected to be up about WP2EK ENDING SATURDAY. JULY 9,19 VS Wrecking .'.'.dw Now at Work j ©ns Home towns | While Grub i /// v.-. .-«•••• ’] \ ; ’‘*' t y 1 / <■■■ \ J 4 S y < J.. ; r QUESTION: Where can l jet training for Dairy Herd Improvement Association test ing work ? i ANSWER. State < ic.l’ege wi ! conduct a course to u-airt i rospec | tive testers August 29 t - Semen,- ! ber 10 a l . Rat.- ,-h. Y. u co.:-'\ ! agent can u• e you def* :• >. n\ the job cpporv..ni'.’?a c. cr, to i - ! pie with such training QUESTION: l-arD hi;A hi t les are shewing up in i-nge number? !n my tobacco ? What should l do ...'>eu: iV:„ ; ANSWER Offer tkm-.i:-' T- c are beneficial inscets ir- both the Tune To Change! There’s a rhangr- in be w.- ather and a change in the sea when summer rolls a rout hi. And it’s lime, too, to make some changes in your family's food. When the temperature soars, hot and heavy foods, are not neces j sarv, A fresh and tilling salad can he the mainstay of either luncheon or dinner. Particularly when served with a good hot bread, such »% these Caraway Cheese Muffins. The muffins require just one mixing and a quick 20 minutes baking. Their main flavor-giving ingredients are wholesome Ail-Bran cereal, Caraway Seeds and American Cheese. The combination is unusual and deliyious. The recipe was t*. re tested in the kitchen? of the Kellogg Company of Battle Creek, Mich igan so you can be ftm» of except l :-ia!ly tine flavor. Caraway <.l “LdT’ms M/2 cups sifted flour cup Kellogg’s All-Bran 3 teaspoons bi’k og powui - uoponns caraway seeds f/2 teaspoon salt : ,•, slightly beaten 1/4 cup sugar ut •!«•.••■ noon-:, melted 1 cup grated Amen an shortening cheese 1 cup milk Sift, together flour, bakmr • alt and sugar. Add cheese, All -Bran and cars v, ay seeds; :in , Combine egg, melted cooled shortening and milk ; add to dry m. . ■..•■r. ntirring only until com bined. hill greased rou’nu pans 2/k full. Hake in moderately hot oven (400" P.) about 20 minutes. Yield: 12 muffins, 2-1/2 inches in I diameter. Air Your Closet Phobia BEFORE | When it comes to closets, every body’s got a pet peeve. One of the most common complaints voiced by the modern housewife is that they’re hard to keep well-organ ized and neat. For example, you no sooner have your shoes all neatly lined up than you scatter them reaching for the recalci trant. pair that’s way back there. (Last I’ltoio) After Sure cure for any closet com ■iiaint are the new vinyl film loset accessories available in a | .'ariety of colors, designs and I textures to coordinate with the I latest fashions in home decora- j tion. Garment, hags, shoe bags, j adult and larval stages, since the. feed on aphids QIJES S ION After treating with a ‘stick-can” applicator for bud wot mi, my tobacco shower! sonic damage. How r.ui t avoid this in the future? AKSWEJt: Be extremely cart • t to f ih.nv directions for using .Dr: State CoUfig'i rbcc.r. - ••urn;r.y x *..'■) (0 povinds per hr . : either 10 pc*- cent DDT duvt. *• I’ ; ■ r *nt TDF duet. Miny c:-, of . :iu;y have been r* -.m-tc * . . ■ ' tea where dusts ■■.-■ in,. •• T vrn good c*"- ;!: f ' udworn r yHtr. ( AFTER see-through hat boxes and blan ket boxes keep your things in perfect order for easy selection, and are just as pretty as they arc practical. Vou can be sure that your vinyl film closet accessories are du rattle well as attractive when they conform to the high standard*, set by the vinyl film industry’s seal of quality. These standards give you assurance that seal of quality vinyl film products will not wrinkle or crack, are dust, and water repel lent in addition to giving protec tion from moths. And ir* easy to keep your vinyl film closet ac cessories bright and fresh look ing by occasional wiping with • damp cloth.