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MORE ABOUT Senator Lennon (Continued from Page 2) the future. This is in line with my views of cutting unnecessary for eigrf economic spending. TOUR After the session of Congress ends. I am planning to take a tout of North Carolina to thank the peo ple for the courtesies they have extended to me as Senator. I alsc feel that it is proper for me to give a report on my stewardship dur ing the session. REPORTS In reporting weekly on the do ings' of the Congress, I have at tempted to tell you exactly how 1 stand on legislation. The news papers have been very cooperative in this although some have not al ways agreed with the position I have taken. But they have printed this column because of their inter est in you. the reader. It is hoped that the Congress will te through with its work by the e id of July, but I seriously doubt that the work will be done, and mv guess is that the session will not be completed until in August. I will continue to report to you on Congressional matters. PASSES It is necessary to get gallery cards for admission to the gal ?.?, state parts and for visited by Ave million year. \tKTS wmc MS WH i4Q,t IESTONE K & AUTO SUPPLIES ? "Bill" Cobb, Owner [ Main Street ntEMIUM j\ . *1 From all Latin America'* won ( |. ); |t d derful coffee growing area*, only "S^ J O a few remote sections supply the | I ?? choice "Premium Flavor'' coffees I ^ <0 lnto JfG Special RpJP^? SPECIAL |The best part of the meat" Pure Plantation Bailey's Supreme LARD FLOUR^ COFFEE lb Ctn. $|_ .79 25 lb Bag $ ? .39 1 lb Bag 97c 'P*' Yellow Cream Style 'RN 2 Cans 23c ?ur s Milk tall cans 32c SHORTENING lb Ctn ygc Rosekist (it. Jar peanut butter .. 53c No. 303 Can Argo peas 2for 25? Del Monte - No. 303 Can fruit cocktail.. 23c uy 2 Cans AJAX CLEANSER 25c AND RECEIVE 1 BOX FAB FREE! RINSO ^ux Pahnolive Sweetheart k.B??. SOAP SOAP SOAP Bath Size Bath Size 4 Bare For 49c 2for 19c|3le'27I| 25c BALENTNE'S SUPERETTE EMMETT BALENTINE, Owner Comer Branner Ave. and Depot Street ? % j Kearty Main Courses To Satisfy the Menfolk ll ALICE DENHOFF MEALS are lighter now, with plenty o? fresh salads, fresh fruits and vegetables. But the hearty main course is still essential, par ticularly when the household includes very active members. Hardworking menfolk, especially, like to come home to a good din ner built around a hearty but not , heavy main course,ssuch as the ! following excellent veal speciaL Spicy Veal Dish To serve 4, melt 4 tbsp. fat in a heavy skillet. Cut a garlic clove in halves and cook in the hot fat until soft. Dredge 4 veal chops or steaks with flour; brown in hot fat. Remove garlir; drain oft fat. Sprinkle meat with salt and pep per. Combine 1 can tomato sauce with l/2 c. water, tsp. oregano or marjoram and 2 tsp. sugar. Pour mixture over meat. Cover and cook over low heat until tender about 1 hr. Break for the Budget A satisfying main course, and a thrifty one, too, is meat balls with Spanish rice. For 4 servings, combine 1 lb. ground beef, 1 slightly beaten egg, xh c. fine, dry bread crumbs, Vs c. milk, c. ketchup, 1\'2 tsp. salt, \\ tsp. pepper, 1V2 tsp. Wor cestershire sauce and tsp. chill (Copyright, 1954. King 1 I powder. Shape mixture Into 12 balls. Brown on all sides In V4 c. hot fat in a 10-in. skillet or Dutch oven, turning carefully. Remove meat balls. Browned Rice f Lightly brown Y2 e. uncooked rice in hot fat; add Vi c. chopped onion and 2 tbsp. chopped green pepper and cook until tender Stir in 1 lO'i-oz. can tomato soup, 1V2 c. water, 3 whole cloves, 1 small bay leaf, % tsp. salt and 2 tsp. sugar. Cover and cook over low heat for 35 min., stirring this frequently. Add meat balls, pushing them well down into the rice. Cover and continue cooking 10 min. longer. Tamale Casserole ? Tamale Casserole Is another thrifty dish that Is a favorite with the menfolk. For 6 servings, brown 3,4 lb. ground beef In 2 tbsp. hot fat. Drain off fat and add V2 c. chopped ripe olives, an 8-oz. can cream style corn (or 1 c.), V2 c. ketchup, l/i c. chopped green pepper, '/? c. finely chopped onion, 2 tsp. salt, IV2 tsp. chill powder, Y2 c. corn meal, 1 c. milk and 1 slightly beaten egg. Pour mixture Into a greased 1%-qt. casserole and bake, un covered, at 350* F. for 1 '/4 hr. features Syndicate. Inc.) Good Fishing Is Dangerous At West Port WESTPORT, Wash. (API ? In j the last five years, Westport has become a fabulous salmon center. The sports fishermen discovered it after commercial boats had har vested happily for years. , Through the late spring and summer months the huge king sal mon, running at times in the 60 pound class, feed inside and out side the harbor. Some days they fight each other for the lures. But it's no place for small boats and inexperienced boatmen. Locat ed on the south Washington coast, the wind-whipped bay here is al ways choppy. Sometimes the wind will kick up suddenly and throw "the whole Pacific Ocean" at you. leries of the Senate and House. It is not necessary to have cards for admission to open sessions of com mittees. Many have thought it was necessary to have passes for the Army-McCarthy hearings. It is not. THIS-AND-THAT The name of Armistice Day has been officially changed to Veter ans Day . . . Senator Hoey's office staff has about completed packing his many papers, books, and mate rials and cleaning up the details of his office . . . The Finance Com mittee is continuing to hold execu tive sessions of tht general tax revision bill. ? ? \ Morning Star CDP Will Meet Friday Night By MRS. ELDON BURNETTE Community Reporter The CDP will meet Friday night, June 11, at the Morning Star school. Everyone is invited to come and help out. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Setzer and family are visiting friends and rel atives in Virginia this week. Jack Valentine, an employee of Winner's Department Store, is spending a week's vacation ' in Washington. Mr. Guy Medford is a patient at Memorial Mission Hospital follow ing an operation Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smathers and sons have moved to their new home near Enka. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Barrett, who have been living in Missouri, have moved back to Dutch Cove. Mrs. Barrett is the former Louis? Smathers. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Wilson have moved into their new home. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Johnson are spending this week at Hiwassee fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Burnette vis ited John B. Smathers Sunday. Mr. Smathers has been confined to his home for a year. Mr. and Mrs. Talley Wilson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hasque Warren at Clyde Sunday. Although the conquering Span iards found that the people of Peru had large numbers of emeralds, the source from which they obtained them never has been discovered. ^^ODOKLBS^kJ^iSS^JI 1 I STAINLESS pUj I Ipint 69^ AfoM Numskull I I^EAR AIOAM - IFA A^ORCUS RUBBER MAN WAS croANiCTED, WOULD ME Do A srRen^H IN JA/L 7 ALAB?C C. WMirwoerM CLIFTON , NBUJ J?BSty ft EAR AJOAH? is ^AtfMOAiy * HEART-EARNED* /WDNtY ? ALOecr ai. uencH ? fJCXtTHAMMTfcW, Se?o >eu? CA-<o?iT# omfy * nt *? *>?* <WM - WA?W ?( <>**? ^2 . t?-"" M ?y X -T y-?!??.<< Irri.1 . ?if ' I School Insurance KALAMAZOO, Mich. (AP) ? The Kalamazoo Board of Education adopted a low cost insurance plan covering accidents to children at school or en route to classes. Par ents pay a <1 yearly premium for each child. A day after the policies went In to effect, Marilyn Joan Walsh, a high school student, was injured in a gymnasium accident. Her policy paid hospital bills during several days' treatment for a dislocated knee. Later John Wesley Phillips, 6, was fatally Injured when struck by a car on his way to classes. His policy paid a $1,000 death benefit. About half of Indochina is for ested. Not Santa Claus FAIRMONT, Minn. <AP> ? Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hyde shooed a teal duck from thel' house. It bumped against furniture, toppled potted plants and left soot narks after It flew down the chimney. ?> ' Ann Page Creamy SALAD DRESSING 29c " 43c Ann Page Sparkle . ? * SHERBET MIX j 325c Ann Page Prepared Spaghetti . 2 25c % Ann Page Creamy Smooth Peanu t Butter g? 33c % Ann Page?3 Varieties Beans 2 can 23c | Ann Page Elderberry Jelly - fit 23c " Ann Page Fancy f TOMATO SOUP 2 - 35c I Mel-O-Bit Pasteurized Processed Cheese Food CHEESE SLICES ? ? 25? White House Dry Non-Fat ? Economical MILK SOLIDS - - -? 29c Rich in Flavor ? Rich In Color ? A&P GRAPE JUICE - - - - - 29c Fresh American MILD CHEESE--- -? 41? Ann Page Pure Ground DLACK PEPPER - -?19? PEACH PIE p,rt"' - - - - Eacb 49c SPANISH BAR p,rfar - - m 29c BREAKFAST ROLLS iE - 25c WHITE BREAD & - - - - s 14c Del Monte Sliced PINEAPPLE - - & 29c Del Monte Fancy Fruit COCKTAIL - - ? ' "25c Jane Parker?Golden Crisp POTATO CHIPS - 55c Lux Liquid - - - - 19c Tide - - Eg 30c & 72c Cheer - 30c a. 72c P & C Soap - - 3 j;', 35c Dreft ------ % 30c Lava Soap 2 b,? 21c Nabisco New ons? "" m m Pkg. _39c Strietman Cookies "" "" m Pkg. ?8c| | "Super-Right" Meats | Heavy Western Beet?7 Inch Cut?Boneless Rib Steak 79c Heavy Western Beef?Lean ? Boneless Stew - - - 59c "Super-Right** Freshly Ground Beef - - - 39c Wilson's Corn King Sliced Bacon - - at 65c CHOICE MILK FED VEAL SIRLOIN STEAK Lb. 76c RIB VEAL CHOPS u>. 73c CHUCK BLADE CHOPS Lb. 45c Whiting 5? ~ 15c Shrimp ------ 69c Fish Sticks ?pd - - - ~ 45c Shrimp c?pB"JZn's - - - - 59c ARMOUR'S Canned Meats Potted Meats - 2 -?15c Vienna Sausage ? ? 19c Corned Beef Hash - - - 29c Armour's Corned Beef - - - Sf 47c Luncheon Meat Treet - - "? 47c ? Niblet's Movicorn . "a?n 20c Green Giant Cream Corn 2 'JX 33c Golden Whole Kernel Niblet's Corn 2 c*z 35c Green Giant Brand Green Peas- -19c AtrK'S harm hresh Sunshine Krispy Fruits & Vegetables Crockets Sweet Juicy Ripe ^OC CANTALOUPES E?h 33c '9c PJice Tender Ears _ Libby s ^ Yellow Corn - 4 - 25c Tomato J",ce Fine Flavor 40-oz. *1A Crowder Peas 3 u?. 29c '1*? L Firm Heavy With Juice pick of Carolina Lemons - - - 2 "? 29c SWEET MIXED WATERMELONS | PlCKleS ;; -1.19 ;i ?? 2ic; June 12th WayMUyjj| ~ Laundry Starch b??2b? ?.!"i'ac Ivory Snow Ivory Soap Linit | ri"L "-is % 30c 3 s. 25c 2 K 27e I 3 Bar. Only 23c . . I ' %