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Little Tricks Help
To Solve School
Lunch Problem
By ELIZABETH 7 0O.MI Y
Drum Major elte School
AF New) features
SK(,i IN. Tex. Those high-step-p
iijj Kni. ho lead tiie band, twirl
li.ituu and tuiu cartwheels be-
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tricks to the busine:.
teresting lunch box
children but they're
- 'Ihere air
uf I'imiil; in-
; for :.i'hoi'l
quirk ti n k ;
well worth the tune and effort. 'I lie
eating habits ehildien dt". Hop
probably will trail them .ill their
lives to affett Iheii health and
disposition
Youngsters a; uell as ail ill'; ,e
spond to the usual appes of in'.m .
surprise and itet, so use those
elements to Id' 'hen Hun- hl".
vitamins and minerals out ot the
humdrum das;
Why not dei ornte the linu'd'i :
that goe. to school Ht I or en
or another to : iorr wh ,i
name applied ii!i nail poli-h in
trigues Miup.-ft r
Variety m t h t.ird ..oi ('! c
bread and roll - v l i .o- !
wh hes, the i ohr ot 1 1 o;. : 1 ;
of the dd. s t e ei -i ' e '" 1 1 e
ton the cheering section at the
f ooii .ill ai!ie don't just happen.
I In fM to a special school to
W im l ho tinks of a Grade A
d i inn in, i joi rite.
lor ,vo weeks each summer
mi -ol oi s and leaders of high
' to ol hands set their basic train
n .M the nmsie recreation school
h'.l'i id Texas Lutheran College
here I he sessioi is 'directed by
the an-leriook udiool of Music
oi Ch'easo
l.io of tho Dietty girls leading
if-., - huh school bands this fall
'"-hed on on the tricks of their
'.'do at l.?st summer's session,
'"'"i- are l"ok'ng forward to
orvt e.!i ionise- These include
o i ,i i la --( -s m twirling, !ag-
"i.;"!.- h"ch kicking, marching
k Hi i ii .w 1 1 (ii lyni Ji-l1"
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color cd th v
notice from a s
appetite
The calci '.
lescents aie
boy need ; n
as sonironr i
mure than In
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Moiuooher boys by about
i" n at the drum major
i to' hnjhly satisfactory
;. ho c oniment:
i e.er see so many good
wills in one huqch be-
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HIGH KICKERS . . . Instructor Norma Kniffen. with all iier
medals for drum majoring, instructs three blonde le.xans I to r.i:
Kathleen Korvach, Betty Ann Timinerman and Kleunur Luikett, all
of New braunlels
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box should till Die e Ii o :n,,id--inents:
l ive Ucnuii rin nt .
1. Plot tin food ,il, .it, o , - p..;i.
trj . cheese or lidi in salad or -i.o.d-wich.
2. Vegetable, Mi I- ., : olio ,n
sandwicdi tilling or -.dad .
3 Fruit
4. Bread.
5 Milk
Many nourihiri; sndiili ("til
ings can be made up the nodit In
fore, some of them several C : - in
advance and kept in co,:,ii
in the refrigerator, A trick :
adding variety to a meal an,v. ,; '.
is spreading the bread j; in. ro.i' . .
with mayonnaise blenaod ww'r
mustard, chili miuc or ut-k:,- ro:
ish. Peanut butt. . i a Ii:., . ,.,!
for youngsters, hut ai. ,i S,,tt; ..
u one day vntn orange juice
Chopped raisins, another day
chopped celery.
Here's a tested recipe from
Wheat Flour Institute lor cn-n
butterscotch refri aerator cookie
which can be marie up in .'ohamo
and baked as you need them for
an appealing lunch ho treat. 'I no
dough can be kept a week or more
in the refrigerator. Decorate one
batch with confectioner,' -u;:ar
icing and top another with -liced
dates for something new and dif
ferent. Butterscotch Refrigerator Cookies
4 cups sifted flour
teasp. salt
1 teasp. soda
1 teasp. cream of tarUr I
1 cup butter or margarine I
2 cups brown sugar
2 eggs
1 teasp. vanilla extract
1 tup chopped nuts
Sift together flour, salt, soda
and cream of tartar. Cream to
gether butter or margarine and
brown sugar Add t-.vo well beaten
eggs and vanilla and mix thor
oughly Add flour mixture to
creamed mixture. Then add one
cup of chopped nut; and mix wpi.
Shape douh into a roll, wap m
waxed paper and refrigerate until
very firm. Slice thin and hake in
moderately hot. oven '4'M de rees
F & to 10 minutes Recipe makes
about six dozen cookies.
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Atom Poison Shows
Delayed Effect
OAK RIDGE. Tenn. (AP)
Proof that the harm done to hered
lty by radioactivity can lie dormant
many generations and then act like
poison, has been found here in the
Biology Division of the Oak Ridge
National Laboratory. This hap
pened in paramecia, slipper-shaped,
single-cell creatures that live
in fresh water ponds. Paramecia
differ from men by reproducing for
20 generations or more without
mating.
In this mateless period, a Para
mecium simply divides into two to
reproduce. After a score or more
! suc h generations, the slipper-
shaped animals pair oft and mate.
X-rays were given to the parame
cia during the mateless period.
These rays have the same effects
as those of radioactive atoms. All
during the no-mating generations,
nothing happensd.
After mating it was different.
The paramecia in the succeeding
generations were less vigorous.
This loss of vigor was permanent.
It appeared even though only one
paramedian among the ancestors
had been given only one shot of
x-rays. This delayed poisoning is
'ks the harm expected in human
beings, never yet found though
known in certain animals and
plants. In human beings the the
ory is that radioactive damage to
heredity will not show up until
after mating, and probably not un
til after many generations.
lUWiM DKIIMV99 UP MEDICO TO U.S
A - -S
A POLISH PHYSICIAN. Dr. JoarhtmPlrr,Q
- . w.JUxU uivimy is snown w li, k;
wife and daughter in New York after arriving with 813 disDheeri u
sons aboard the Army transport General Black. Dr. Bronnv was
sored by the village of Fairchild, Wise, population 650 which h?T
had a doctor in 10 years. Wisconsin law will not allow foreicn e,aZT
to practice in the state, so the village is prepared to nut the h 1
through an American college so that he can qualify. UntcrnaiioVan
Michigan
PEA BEANS 4 lb. Pkg. 50c
Dried 0
YELLOW EYE BEANS 2 lbs. 43c
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(.(UNO l'I! Patsyruth White, of Anahuac, Tex.
add., razzle-dazzle to her repertoire at Texas Luth
eran College.
FLAG SWINGING . . . fhlhe Gault H.i, of
Hound Rock, and Gay Kirk, ol t arnzo Springs,
Tex., brush up Ho ir style.
Large scale manufacture
grease beean in the 1880 s.
of
: Two-Year-Old Boy
! Has Wild Car Ride
ST. Lulls (U P.) A two-year-!
'd lad discovered recently that he
' '.va.-n't cjuite ready for a solo jaunt
in an automobile.
James McCaleb's first attempt
I to drive landed his sister in the
! hospital and resulted in damaged
fenders to two autos.
Climbing into his father's auto,
he youngster released the brake,
shoving the ear to roll down the
-licet -backwards.
Mr- siv-year-old sister tried to
t' cii" the boy. but was knocked
do, mi by the car, suffering cuts
and bruises. "'",'
lioiinv's ride rame to an end
i alter half a block when his auto
ma hed into a parked car on the
other side of the street. The young
driver was uninjured.
Household HINTS
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GET SET FOR QUICK STAR
If! THE COLDEST WEATHER
with a (chcUkc pond
mil
The bright color and tart flavor
of cranberries can be used in many
ways to enliven meals. Cranberry
sauce ana jelly go as well with
chicken, pork, game, and other
meats as with the traditional 'tur
key. Fresh cranberries can be
used in many different desserts and
are recommended as good pie fruit
upmoinea with apples, they give
color and extra flavor to pie fill
ing; combined with raisins they
add tartness to keep the pie from
being too sweet. Chiffon cran
beTry pie made by following recipe
js both decorative ; and delicious
Cranberry Chiffon Pie: Ingredi
ents: 3 cups cranberries; 1 cup hot
waler; 1 cup sugar; Vi teaspoon
salt; 2 eggs, separated; Vt cup cold
water; 1V4 tablespoons gelatin; 2
tablespoons confectioners' sugar;
pastry. To make: Wash and pick
over berries, discarding those that
are soft or imperfect. Boil the
berries in the hot water until soft,
and press through a fine sieve. Add
sugar, salt, and well-beaten egg
yolks and cook over hot water a
few minutes. Soik gelatin in cold
water and then st.'r in hot mixture
until dissolved. Chill, When itj
begins to set, fold in whites of eggs'
which have been beater, with con-J
fectioners' sugar. Blerd well. Pile!
into a 9-inch baked crust with a'
high rim. Chill. '
Research on cooking foods shows
that potatoes boiled whole in their
skins retain practically all of their
vitamin C and thiamine. It shows,
on the other hand, that potatoes'
peeled before boiling lose 20 to 30
per cent of their vitamin C and
lose some thiamine as well.
Boiling potatoes in their jackets
when potato and jacket are
sound is a good start toward
serving them s.ulloped. mashed,
creamed, or in other ways, say the
food specialists. Peelig after cook
ing is a quick task. Mashed pota
toes prepared from potatoes that
had just been boiled in skins, the
specialists found, retained most of
their nutritive value.
If cooked potatoes are held in
the refrigerator they will lose
further vitamin (', but keeping
their jackets on helps retain this
vitamin which is so sensitive to air,
heat, and water.
Dried
OCTOBER BEANS . 2 lbs. 43c
Hershey
CHOCOLATE SYRUP 16 oz. 15c
Pillsbury
HOT ROLL MIX Pkg. 27c
Dromedary '
DEVITS FOOD MIX Pkg. 27c
Skinners
RAISIN BRAN 10 oz. 16c
Blue Label
KARO Syrup 1 ! lb. 20c
NEWS TRAVELS FAR
DURHAM, N. H i(JP -An Aus
tralian veteran and gardener sent
a request half-way around the
world to inquire about a new
strawberry plant developed by the
University of New Hampshire. He
said he learned of the new berrv
in a Sydney newspaper.
Jewel
SHORTENING
4 lbs. SH .13
8-Oz.
Hershey Cocoa
Underwood
DEVIL HAM
oz.
1 Q
JFG
PEANUT BUTTER
PouncTOCIc
Large Tender
GREEN GIANT PEAS 17
St. Elmo
MIXED VEGETABLES 3N
FAT BACK
29c lb-
Shoulder
PORK ROAST
lb.
49
Pork
SAUSAGE
lb.
49
ROUND
SIRLOIN
T-BONE
PORK CHOPS
End Center
55 ib. ib.
STEAK : 75c lb.
Green Label
BRER RABBIT MOLASSES. M
Heinz
TOMATO SOUP
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MOTOR SALES
1 ASIIEVILLE, ROAD
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Humpty Dumpty
SALMON Pound Can 55c
MtoccTScatry 28 oz. Jar.
(lerber's
BABY FOOD
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CORN FLAKES ?!
Duke's
MAYONNAISE Pint 45c
Ripe Pack
TOMATOES 2 No. 2 Cans 29c
Niblets
MIXICORN 12 oz. Can 22c
Johnson's
GLO COAT
59c Pt-
Large
SUPER SUDS
34
Gal.
CLOROX
31
G. Washington
INSTANT
Finer Cooking
WESSON OIL
Stokely
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TOMATO CATSUP ".1
Van Camp
PORK BEANS
Parka&rc 200
KLEENEX TISSUES
Regular
CAMAY SOAP
2 ,or 19c
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