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41 i PAGE SIX (Second Section! THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER Old Covenant Dooms New Building WASHINGTON (AP, Louis Burman, real estate man, built a store building. Then a resident of the neighborhood bought up an 1881 covenent which prohibited buildings from extending closer than 30 feet from the sidewalk. Burman went to court and lost The case went to the Supreme Court, which refused to rule. "I guess 1 11 have to tear down the whole building," Burman said j "but I'm seriously considering setting up a tombstone on the vacant lot." Apple Dumplings for Dessert Not A John Hancock On The List WASHINGTON . .p. Auto graphs of Rudyard Kipling. George Gershwin. Dr Use Meitnor and Margaret Mitchell are anion" the most soucht-after In collectors today, one expert says. Describing autograph collecting What EvCfV Woman a influx stimulating ana prunl- B7 ALICE DENIIOFF HEARTY desserts make nice wind-up fur a meal whose main course is somewhat on the skimpy Bide or concocted from left-overs, and a good eiviing sits well with folks who partake of a rish or egg, cheese and pasta casserole. What nienfolks really do go for is a help ing of well-made apple dumplings, but this recipe permits peaches, pears, prunes or apricots in lieu of apples, if so desired. To serve 6, peel, core and slice apples to make 2 c. thin slices. Place in saucepan with 2 c. water, one e. sugar and tbsp. butter. When this boils, drop in dumplings made as follows: Sift 2 c. Hour, 3 tap. bak ing powder together with tsp. salt. Stir K c. cream into this. Drop the dumplings into the boil ing apple liquid and cover closely. Cook for 20 min. Keep the liquid just boiling, but not violently so, lest the syrup burn. The apple dumT'lis may be rooked In the oven in a covered baking dish, a glass one being a good choice. Use a 350 F. oven. In cooking dumplings over liquid, it is the steam that cooks them and the liquid should boil gently. Pineapple cream Is a delicious dessert. To serve 4, cut 4 marsh mallows into bits and mix with e. preserved pineapple. Combine 'j e. cream, an egg white and strained juice of H lemon. Beat this stiff and mix with the pineapple. Pile into sherbet frlasse. Sprv nM decorated with bits of candied cherries. For a des.-ert that is as pleasing as it is pretty, heat a pint of grena dine in a saucepan. Drain a can of pears and cook the fruit in the grenadine until it is a rich red. Place the pears on a decorative dish In a contrasting color such as a rich ereen. or dull blue. Serva the pears hot, placing each on a portion of ice cream. able hobbv. collector Roblev Ste ens writes in the magazine "Hobby Digest" listed other "most sought after'' signatures as: "Prof. Albert Enstein. President F. D Roose vi It. Justice Felix Frankfurter, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. Gen George Marshall. Cordell Hull. Charles mot Thomas) Edison. Commercial autograph catalogues list the following prices: George Washington 5185: William Faulkner S-tS: John Philip Sousa $12.50. Woodrow Wilson Sti 50: Sinclair Lewis $10. Sugarplum Tree For Christmas Kitchens Are Dangerous Wants LOS ANGELES . AP Radio give-away program because tlu play the good fairy in this mechanistic age. sajs Dr. Franklin Ftaring. L C.L.A. psy chologist. Fearing analyzed the "wishes" submitted by women on one such program, and found 35 per cent wanted special experiences, such as a date with a movie star or a trip to Bermuda; :!() per cent want ed practical things like automatic washing machines or v acuum clean-1 ers: 18 per cent asked for special "brahmolo services, such as medical care or a job: 13 per cent asked for luxury Quarreling items like mink mate nr twi:inn hould Stay sets. and or.lv 4 l-r runt u-antH By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor Wonderful centerDiere for a holiday party table is a Christmas candy dee. Everyone will be de lighted to admire it first, then munch a niece of it! Shane the tree yourself, for that needs fast work. but let the youngsters stud it wild "lights" in Ihe shape of guindroDs. cherries; dales, and pecans. Center the tree on the (able and arrange green huckleberry leaves or pine boughs around it. Then out Nov surprise package favors in among j the leaves and tie them with eav ribbons that lead to each place. I CANDY CHRISTMAS TREE Ingredients: 1 four-and-one-lialf- ounce package puffed rice. 2 cups light corn syrup. ) teaspoon sail teaspoons vinegar, 1 , cup butter or margarine. 2 teaspoons vanilla, fiunuirops, candied cherries, dtes. pecans, candied pineapple. Method: Put the nulled rice ml,, a shallow pan. Ileal in a moderate 350 F. 1 oven for 10 minutes. Pour putted rice into a large greased bowl. Mix the syrup, salt, and vine gar together in a saucepan; cook J top from candied pineapple. Place decorated tree on a base about two inches high a small can, a glass, o ra custard cup works fine. Wrap base with Christmas paper. Note: Make the tree no more than a day or two before the time it is to be used. And here's another holiday con fection I hat's delicious to tiste and easy to make: CHOCOLATE MA RSHM ALLOW BARS KNOTS TIED ksD IlVflED LAS VEGAS, Ney. (UP) Wed dings utnumbex divorces 5 to 1 in this Nevada Gretna rirvi haven for unhappy: wives. Wed dings Average;. 1.500' monthly com pared With 300 divorces. ' Thursday RIGHT ON nip . lurr,,..- "E DOT LODGE k .... ! n. 10 me hour th r, I'i lOOn,. "S owned an att a cUve ran f "ear " burned to th- Lrd?ch home.N 1 n the r."iii PXnt '"U1 . o.wiver.sary ol n... Dnrrhac 3 1 ""'M "-- papers. Cross Cow With Buffalo To Get "Brahmolo" BELLE Fni'RPHF c n ,i:r, are popular Rancher Petn Hw., w...i wr..U-v,her in a good fairy Wilson and H.mlr ta. v. i a tow ,roPs in 11 water lieve they have started a new i "rm f h"rd f" ,2S5' Riove stram of cattle which will he as ! . T hl'a. : adl1 but,L'r w margarine hardy as the buffalo and as tasty1, V T"lg ""ly l'nough as choice beef ! to mlx M,x"3 quickly, gradually pour cooked syrup over the puffed as choice beef It's a "brahmolo." a cross be tween a brahma cow and a buffalo bull It looks like a regular calf ex cept for fur instead of hair, and its crunt and lope are bison-like. the hi Question is whether the will reproduce. rice, with greased hands shape into a large cone-shaped tree. Dec orate with gumdrops. candied cile ries, dates, and nuts. Cut star for Incredirnts: 6 cups puffed rice or puffed wheat, ',4 cup butter or margarine, 13 cup peanut butter, 1 2 pound tabout 32) marshinalluws, 1 six-ounce package semi-sweet chocolate pieces, la cup peanuts. Method: Put pulled rice or wheat into a shallow pan. Ileal in a mod erate i3!(r F.i oven fur 10 min utes. Pour into a large greased bowl. Melt butter or marearino peanut butter, and marshmallows in a double boiler, stirring occa sionally, lit may take quite a lit tle while to melt the marshmal lows. 1 Pour ovtfr puffed rice or wheat, stirring until the cereal is evenly coated. Pack half of mix ture in a greased 7 x 11-inch pan; cover with chocolate pieces. Place in a moderate (350 F.) oven for 2 to 3 minutes, until chocolate are softened. Remove from oven. Spread chocolate with a spatula; sprinkle with peanuts. Top with remaining puffed rice mivtn Cool and cut into bars. CHICAGO AP 1 husbands and wie out of the kitchen-if they want bizarre or unrealizable gifts 10 a-.". .1 aii.'.inc injury to insult. A -!uc! ni divorce suits filed here in "He week allowed that the ki'clier vs the scene of nine out of ev rv ten battles m which some thing j thrown. Spotters Bag Poachers Before Thev Get Ba Just Wait 'Till 1999 Americans Are Living Longer NEW York stati-iu . i,,, i AP i Population r United States fORT ORD. Cal. t UP) Poach ers are having a much time doing i any hunling on this sprawling mili- I tary resei vat ion WASHINGTON' 1 A !' - An archi-j The range patrol with their ec, lor.csu th,,, In 1 SU9 Wash-, roual, ri...in jeeps have added liht r.glon b- .-, choice place to. planes to iheir .squad. The pilots live wi.h verv thing to recommend spot the hunters lm, n it evept iu inner temperatures." I as they enter the reservation ' and Ul' " " "f 000.000, radio their location to the ground rrederkk ernon .'uriihv heliev- ' u.'lUHIV iUUUVVS II es. with virtiiallv no slums, few prua'e rc.-idences. jti opera house PProximatelv 6 8 lr'? , ' n T "i of ace or over ,i, .,,.,,.,,,,, ,' i. , here. slum.:, thjt ci nt are ( i ( ,,r I - "I'll I PVI fflH in infill f -.. , , , , , , P .ximatcd -hat at the current ( J'h'"lc 1 "",T " rate of increased age the ratio will have gore to 13 2 per cent at the The greatest depth of the ocean tnd i f the century is 35.400 feet, found in the Pacific. minutes. Didn't Know Sports But Hits Jackpot AILAaTA iUP Mrs. J. A. Sewell. who complained that she never received a call from the radio quiz shows, was considerably dis gruntled when she did get a call and the question: "In what year did Babe Ruth set a world s record by hitting 60 home runs''' "1 never saw a baseball pamn in my life." the 80-year-old woman protested. "I hardly know what a home run is. I am the widow of a Methodist preacher." "Well, then," coaxed the an nouncer, "just guess". "All right," sighed Mrs. Sewell. "1927 " "You've won $60:-' yelped the emcee HICKORY DICKORY OOCK PETERSHAM. Mass. HIPi When the Petersham Unitarian Church clock slopped striking the hour but continued to loll time Janitor Kenneth Clark was otty- vlr,H !.,. , , .. . ., . imi.MiHauiiii teveaiea mat a V . 1 mougiii sue mouse had run up the clock and got sports Pay'ng ClSt'r altenUn cauhl in lhe striking mechanism. CANDY CHRISTMAS TREE ... For the kiddies U.S. SPENDING CHANGES An AP NwtfotwrM Pictegroph fiHM &JAQQ FURES I appreciate k 1 its finer I I quality . . IT" PERCENTAGE OF EACH "" r ' -f DOLLAR SPENT r mn pr "Jr-rSl ..M U OLA " '""iiii r mA4 IQanMa . r ininMMi3lliiwf 1 " "'i "HappyHoIidays-withthebig.new, i C Tllne v(WVV y-to-dip-and-to-store, half-gallon, family iiv W 7 rtoofPet Royal Fruit Supreme! So, have 'rS 1 f '""li f,ruil'fiIled' Pet Ho,iday Ice 9lX& " Tfr?fi 'tJ An( remember, rich, creamy Pet Ice Cream... fiTSVof Xtfi, only of daily fresh whole milkand daily ? A VZ& 2.Z?to? thJ V VJi fresh M cream... always the hiKhlieht of eLv 1 1 Cir,. Pet I . I I f occwion. Take home a half-ralloii crton. iI.vi Iron Lung For Battle Shock . '"-NVER fAIM-Tho U S Navy s sponsorinB a pulsaling chamber as a possible lilesaver for men wounded during sea battles The ldea is (0 sh()ve fl cl to dying of shnek int -r .u , , tv ""I: oi lltese chambers, with assurance (hat he do kept alive almost auto niatically until surgeons can at tend him. Shock is one of the commonest causes of r,,,;,.i, .u om battle wounds c capes into tissues and lowers blood iue.uie. Jiearts mav not get enough blood to pump and a man may faint because of lack of enough blood in his brain. The chamber, known as thn Thunberg apparatus, is ike an 'ron lung. Studies are being made by Dr. Fred E. D Amour and Dr. Donn L. Smith at the University of Denver. Lights For Horse DENVER (AP) eadlights and tail lights for horses have been devised by John Noack. foreman of the Hermann It. Hel ser Sa.dlery company. ne thinks "IC-'e will cut down the number of horse-automobile collisions after dark. The reflector parts are made of fluorescent cloth backed with leather. These are fastened In cross-shape over the front part of the headstall and in crescent shape over the back of the can tie. Noack said the reflectors can be picked up by an automo bile headlight beam a half mile away. There are about 4 non nnn i,.nj - ni.au of cattle in Nebraska. Noah Numskuil BULL Ann bullets! DEA1?4QAH IK1 WPITIMfi int HlTopy OF "THE BATTLE OF- BULL R?UN D"C THE wfeiTt?S Abf A LITTLE "BULL. " c a vAiNneut. ai 7 DEAR DO Ot-KS WtTM CVse TtACK MINOS Live o.m one vav STRE-ETS? ! J1 PWj I 1 1 ' ? t " T: II u" a hill lik in DiyUJjT"! r ' ' -i t I All " V'' CRISP GOLDEN I pn hi,,, . .., - are QPttJ .. w ""U "est there is. SOI l Kin cm i . . 1 tocoanuts 2 k Heart Celery Ig. stlk. NOMA (Indoor 8 Lite Set) Christmas Lights 110 VOLTS 89c BEAUTIFUL NORTHWEST SPRUCE Christmas Trees 79c&L19ea- Sweet Zinnpr "kin TANGERINES . , York I mnpnnl BAKING APPLES . . fc rresn RED CRANBERRIES . . ft nr., , " U. 5. INO. I IRISH POTATOES. . 10 Ik Crisp Green Iceberg LETTUCE . . 2 large head Fresh Italian CHESNUTS lb. 19c Fancy Emerald WALNUTS lb. 23c I Extra Lj. Brazil FIVE STAR VALUE Libbys Fancy Crushed PINEAPPLE No. 2 Can 2 5c QUALITY TENDER HEM OSCAR MEYER'S YELLOW BAND (6 to 8 h Si7Pt Hnlf ni WU.I i SMOKED Picnics . . U! Holiday Candies 98c xt vnasuc Bag, Hara 4 id. nag . o nrnun jot I u t m c Selected Slices BEEF LIVER .... lb, . a ill!)'' Mix Candy oracn Bitter-sweet 1 ... l Lb. tke. r r i Chocolates ". . 49cqquND BEEF ... lb MINTS 9 . . 39cJPORK ROAST. . . . a cut xvimaturc eum 1 iw. x m Chocolate . . 59c? Jn Smked Christmas Greetin i Lb. Box i Bacon aqs. i cnocoiates . . ikm 25c SOAP SWAN LARGE BAR 2 for 26c SOAP SWAN REGULAR BAR 3 for 24c SOAP POWDER SILVER DUST " LARGE PKG. 28c WASHING POWDER TIDE , LARGE PKG. 29c; Small Breoktt Link Sau Ih Ik J . . II lMiH SWIFT JEWEL . pi. bottl SCOCO . . . 4 lb. cartoi Swifts CHOPPED HAM 12 oz. c Florida Fancy ,A OHAHGE JUICE. 46 K.CU Big Tender Green GIANT PEAS. no.303ca Libby's Fruit j COCKTAIL . . . "0 'iC11 Blue Diamond Shelled i. ALMOIIDS . - - 6oz.pkt Standard Pack a TOMATOES . 2-no.2i Dixie-Home MAYONNAISE PAPER' WAXTEX 125 FOOT ROLL 21c . SOAP FLAKES LUX LARGE PACKAGE 28 . . 0 SOAP POWDER TOILET SOAP nifiso lux LARGE PACKAGE REGULAR BAR 28c , , 3 for 22e oaTHSIZ 7 for IS Lfli 9 for 21 i " s i 1 1 ' i '. "4 w : i ffr& - ft : M , . W f ' I ' w JO, o'Q I
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