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1'bursday Afternoon, August lb UN. it I f i i.. "'i.H 'M k u THE WAYNES VlLLE MOUNT AETtt.IJ ;v l" How Do You Like Your Coffee? Many Different Tastes Prevail In W orld Ey JACK RUTLEDGE (For Jane Eads) WASHINGTON What is a cup of coffee? You'd be -surprised at the answers you d get in various parts of the world. Basic ingredients are u-uallj 'a) coffee and ibi water, 'but cooks of one country add fats, others eggs. Whipped cream is ustd in one na tion, lots of lemon in another.- The : Uganda simplify everylhin" b just eating the dried beans them- I selves. The Pan -American CoflVe Hu leau which lepu-ii'- 'hi luiln producing countries of Latin; Ai.i enca. has compiled a I lit-of cof fee preferences tue wond over. Here are tome ol them; ' In the United States, which con sumes more coffee than -any o.hei nation 82.0O0,OuO.OOO cups a year people like drip coffuc. percolat or coffee or coffee: made- the va .cuum way. Some like it boiled w ith the white of an tug to .set t .Some native tribes in Africa Jriiik a slightly sweetened bever age made of toastpd coffee hulls. In Ethiopia and Somalia they mix piiAuj.-d coffee beans with fats as a food ration. The Lgandas boil i I he beans, dry them in the sun and eat them. -I Eevpt.ans make coffee as they j did. tiuo years ago coffee grounds, i . . , , . . . i .. . j At liifcinv sweeitneu, seiveu jh cups The Turks boil the water, add su?ar and boil some more. They - finally : get -around to adding cof ;ke ipowdercd), after which they boil it four times more. Greeks like it that way, too. i The French like a highly roast . i'd coliee. brewed drip style, with hoi milk. The Austnang like i French. -style diip coffee with two parts -coflee and one part hot n1"1 lis A 12oz. 17c ?, lbs. 25cA p 31c ;-; . . foFFp: jjM ..... J : - . I I III MM MMI Seultest I'eucli ;:Ice Cream .Pt.9Cc . ' ----- -. wwm - .-Uliie Plate ''Mayonnaise Pt'JQc i Recipe, Tall Can -Pink Salmon .... g2c ; Hold Medal Macaroni 8-oz box Clc tI)ufI Hot Roll Mix Pkg. 2QC -Gerber's .BABY FOOD . 3 Jars 9Qc t - - . fiat 7 - .Blue Lal.il Irr tr r n m m mmm ;Lvarobxrup...MbFail5Jc Cherokee Hliukberry PRESERVES 12-ozJar2c SAUSAGE, H lb can K-Y Lunch MeaJ, 12-ozcan AriiHiur's Mi ,,. Can Pork S Beans .... O for 49 48 50 - Year-Old Pilots Have Exclusive' Club AP Newsfea'ures MIAMI, Fla Four air transport men here have formed an exclu sive little' "Half Century" ciub. Each member is over 50 years of age. They've logged an aggregate of 93.000,000 flying hours, and have flown a total of 13,800,000 miles. .: They"ve carried thousands of passengers to all parts of the - i - 1 5 5-" 2 f?v Ki u h ill rftl. 2forOc - mm mto mil UmiiKfi'riiiii liiHiniiiiifM-inr y-iriii m mirmnnMWo. I Fancy CUCUMBERS .... 3 lbs Lare Slalk CELERY -forCc Fancy F.atini; ;APPLES ,..r.v...31bs I ' ' ' -irish ' . POTATOES. ... 10 lbs 29c 39( Junket Frcsli Ground BEEF lb L'. S. 'Choice I'ccf, I'oneless CHUCK ROAST ,.:, lb Loin VEAL CHOPS ...... lb FREEZE MIX 2 Pkgs 23c Kraft Pimiento CHEESE .. .. ... 5-oz Jar 1 Clc j . CANNING jcERTO .............................. 2S 1 " : - SURE IELL Pkgs. 25c f ZINC LIDS .. .... Doz JO LIDS & CAPS ... i. Doz ggc CHOICE MEATS 65 Fresh Tender BEEF LIVER lb VETERAN pilots still work although over 50 years old. globe without a single injury. The miles they've covered ecjual 552 trips around the world or 57 round trips to the moon, The "Half Century Club" members are Capt. Basil L. Rowe, 55; Capt Robert II. Fatt, 57; Capt Roy E. Keeler, 52,' and Capt.'-John.. T. Rogerson, 55 All live in Miami, and all fly the Latin American, routes of Pan American World Airways. Their experience tots up to 135 years. . Rowe, dean of the group, has been flying since 1914. lie has racked up 30,500 hours aloft. "I've been on the earth 51 and one-half years and in the air for another 3 and one-hall," he replied when asked his age. Rowe started his career as a barnstormer, then organized a tiny airline in Puerto Rico. He and his airline were absorbed by Pan American m 1928, and the company counts' Rowe as the better asset. He has flown the Atlantic and Pacific. In the last war lie was the first to pi ot PAA's "caruionball express'? with war sup plies to Africa. Ri ct iKiy he flew the Pacific airlift to Korea. Fatt, like Rowe, is- a nalive New Yorker. He learned to fly with, the Armv in the World War 1, then became an airmail pilot. After a stint as oilot for the Des Moines (Iowa) Register Tribune, he joined Pan Amei ic:.n and bus run his flight time to 20,00(1 hours. Keeler took a mail course in aviation while driving a truck in Detroit, became an -airplane mechanic, and soon won his wings as a pilot lie has flown 20.700 hours. Rogerson; another New Yorker (from Bayport, L. I.), shares ex actly the same birthday as Rowe. Both were born Feb. 10, 180G. He got into aviation via Hie Royal Air Force in Canada and jomrd Pan -American In-1929.' How do the "Half Century" clubbers feel about their flying careers and their prospects for the future? Rogerson sums it up: ' "It sure beats working for a living." 65 Nti-Maid, Colored oleo .: ..: lb 09 29 topped with whipped cream. ; The Germans and British boil it. Russians like Turkish coffee and Cafe a la Russe, which is strong black coffee, flavored with lemon. "Hard people to understand, the Russians," the bureau comments. In Mexico the roasted beans are pounded to a powder in a cloth bag, which is then immersed in a pot of boiling milk and water. The Brazilians ought to be ex pert coffee brewers since their country produces more coiree than any other in the world. The bureau says: "In Brazil the beans are toast ed very high, almost to carboniza tion and ground very fine. A com bination of Turkish-French meth od is used." LUX SOAP Reg. ....................... 9c Bath ... ... 2 for 27c RINSO .. . . ... Large 3 c Lifebuoy Soap ,3 for JO)c Add chopped Brazil nuts to a bread stuffing for poultry to make it company fare. Popular Colored Man Dies Here Joseph Marion Haynes, 41, well known, colored man, died Saturday after a heart attack. He had been employed by the Boyd Furniture and Barber Shop, and was very popular. Haynes is survived by his wife, Vera; one daughter, Cather ine; one Sister, Lily Mae Lenoir; and a brother, Frank, of Chicago. Iron Store Increasing; America'! store of Iron ore will be increased by ' many millions of ton within the next two decades, thanks to a new scientific method of extracting high, grade iron ore from magnetic taconite rock and concentrating it in a pellet form, usable in blast furnaces m TODAYS 1 .aa iraiian rizza, American btyle CLOROX ........ i Gal. 29 c IVORY SOAP.:.... Med. Qc '0 UU" 111- 11 By ALICE DENHOFF RECIPE round-up today starts oB with a super tomato juice cocktail, nice when you want to serve simple fare Just a little glorified. To serve 6, mix c. each evaporated milk and water or chipped Ice. Stir In 2lA c. to mato juice, add Va tsp. salt and, If desired, some celery salt. A tasty ham loaf, served hot or cold with a tangy mustard sauce, makes for mighty pleasing fare. For 8 to 10 servings, combine, mixing well, one lb. cround ham. lb. each ground veal and beef, A c. soic Dread crumbs. A c. each chopped green pepper and onion, salt and pepper to taste and one c. evaporated milk. Pack mixture firmly lnto'baklng dish or mold, and bake at 400 F. about 45 mln. Sauce for Loaf To crenare the sancp. rWii thoroughly Y2 c. evaporated milk, then whip stiff. Add slowly l2 tbsp. lemon juice, then Va tsp. sugar, ana whip until very stiff. jfoia in z tosp. prepared mustard Cheese Fritters make an appe tizing substitute for potatoes for those that aren't too calorie-con scious. Mix thoroughly one c COOked rice with a beaten peer V C, milk. Vo C. crated Ampriron cheese, 2 tsp. prepared mustard, V tsp. each Salt and paprika. Shape Into bulls, roll la buttered cracker crumbs, and fry In deep iat. Here Is an American version of the DODUlar Italian nizza whlrh we think you might enjoy. For 6 servings, prepare a drop biscuit dough from 2 c. sifted flour, 3 tsp. baklnir powder. V, tan. salt. 1. butter and scant e. milk. Spread aougn in bottom of a buttered 8 x 2-inch baking dish. Make a mixture of one can condensed tomato soup or one can tomato puree, one. e. cubed American cheese (about 4 Oz.). 2 tbsn. fine ly diced green neDDer. tbsn. minced parsley, 2 tbsp. grated -onion and one finely minced gar lic clove. Pour this mixture over dough. Bake at 400 F. for 20-25 mm. Cut In squares and serve piping hot. Dressed-TJp Ice Cream When It Is to be Ice cream for dessert, and you want to flossy things ud a bit. then some nice Ideas. For a very hearty enaing 10 a sum meal, serve pe can or chocolate waffles with va nilla Ice cream and maple syrup. Nice, too, as a light but nourish ing meal at noontime or for Sun day night supper. Serve chocolate Ice cream on rounds of sponge cake covered with pineapple mint sauce or ginger sauce. Serve peach br vanilla Ice cream In sherbet cups with grated coconut tinted pink and served with gren adine or raspberry sauce. .Customers Corner totnakeago--- The teas w , . h caU- cause. j wages- , W WJitdZr and tftej tunM mane ; feoP: Please, aP Food Stores LiUIiS S'tS 1.-' V - 1 ,JV . ...a 11 . Jane Parker .!' Pound Cake mm (? its,, t.t .f ill L 1 9. uinnei . Jane Park-; jelly I - Jane. 'Parker nu! WiiU 1 3oi, if Nectar Tea : Rich and Flavorful i S' 28c pkg.' 53c Hi C 46-Oz. Can Lemon Prink 46-Oj. 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