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SAM ERVIN
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n angry sea.
last autumn the North
coast was lashed by heavy
high gales in a terrific
lich has been dubbed Hur
azel. One can appreciate
wrought along the North
coast by Hurricane Hazel
sees the resultant wreck
Long service
who has been a voluntary
ve observer of the United
eather Bureau for 55 of
ears. Mrs. Jessie Taylor
jrt knowledge of the tides
js of the Atlantic coast in
hport area. As a result of
|ert knowledge, Mrs. Tay
)ble to give advance warn
le approach and course of
ie Hazel. Her action in so
idoubtedly resulted in the
saving of many lives.
Mrs. Taylor visited Washington
last week to receive the award
which she so justly merits. Her
charm and heroism captivated all
who were privileged to meet this
most gracious lady. All North Caro
lina is proud of her.
The United States Weather Bu
reau made an award at the same
time to Keuben Frost, the mcler
ologist in charge of the V\ ilming
ton Weather Bureau office, for his
efficient work in connection with
Hurricane Hazel.
FIRST GROUP VISITS
During the past wees Washing
ton witnessed the first of the visits
which school children from over
the Nation make to the Nation's
Capitol each year. These visits are
sure harbingers of spring. We were
delighted to receive the first group
from North Carolina, which con
sisted of 39 boys and girls from
Central High School at Charlotte.
When one is privileged to know
the enthusiasm and the intelligence
of such boys and girls, lie has con
fidence that the future of our coun
try is in safe hands.
COMMITTEES HI SY
As one of the 15 members of the
Senate Committee on Armed Ser
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I had with a certain family. The
, wile had indicted her husband for
non-support, and the man was put
in jail. At the trial she told that
her husband was a good provider
until I put him in jail. Imagine
that when the man was arrested
on a warrant she had signed.
"Anyway, about a week after the
husband had been turned loose, the
wife called me late Saturday night
to come out and make her husband
go to bed. The fellow was drunk
and would not go to bed. I told her
I would have to get her to sign a
warrant, but she did not want to
vices. 1 spent most of the past week
being "briefed" by the Secretaries
of the Army and Air Force and
the Chiefs of Staff of these two
branches of our national defense.
It is like going to school again and
hearing lectures. I must confess,
however, that we spend many more
hours on Committee than students
spend in school.
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Hearty and Economical
Main Course Dishes
By ALICE OENHOFF
TODAY we utter some substan
t'al yet not heavy main dishes
that are on the thrifty side but
don't suggest it!
Baked Spareribs with Apricot
Bread Stuffing Is one such recipe
For 6 servings, prepare 2V? qt
12 in Oread cubes, 3 tbsp. melted
fat, I ?a c chopped cooked apri
cots, 'h c raisins (washed > and
tsp salt Have ready 2 lb. of
spareribs. and cut the strip In
half Dip in a mixture made of 6
tbsp flour, tsp salt and % tsp.
each pepper and paprika Place
stuffing between the two strips of
spareribs and tie together with
string Place in baking dish and
bake, uncovered, at 375* F. for 1V4
hr.
Lamb Casserole
To prepare a good lamb cas
serole for 6-8 servings, brown 1 lb.
boned lamb shoulder that has
been cut In I-in. pieces and Vi c.
sliced onions in tbsp. fat in heavy
saucepan or skillet Add 2Vt c. hot
water and 1 bay leaf
Cover and simmer 30 mln? or
until meat is almost tender.
Add 2 tsp salt and Vg tsp pep
per Then add 1 c each finely
diced carrots and finely diced po
tatoes and 2 c. canned tomatoes
Continue cooking 30 mln longer,
or until vegetables are done
Remove bay leaf Add 2 tbsp.
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do that. She just wanted me to
come on out and put her husband
to bed. In fact, she called three I
times.
"I had to tell her over and over
I could not do a thing without a
warrant, as long as he was behav
ing. Then she told me her husband
was nice as could be, just drunk,
sitting in a big chair, and just
i ornery, not wanting to go to bed.
"I told her she better let well
' enough alone and let him stay in 1
the chair, and forget about him I
; going to bed. If he was happy stay- j
ing up all night in a chair, and
was quiet, and not bothering any- j
one she better let it go at that, i
quick-cooking tapioca gradually
, to meat mixture and mix well
; Measure into 1-qt. baking dish,
adding water 1' necessary to make
6ft c. of the r ixture.
Bake In hot oven (450* F.) 5
min. Then stir well and bake 5
min. longer. (
Place on top of meat mixture
9 unbaked baking powder bis
cuits rolled ft-lnch thick Con
tinue baking 12 min., or until
biscuits are browned.
Flaked Fish Casserole graces
the luncheon or supper table
sfhartly.
To prepare 6-8 servings, mix
8 egg yolks with small amount
taken from 2 c. milk Add re
maining milk, 2 tbsp. quick
cooking tapioca, lft tap salt,
dash of pepper, ft c. finely cut
celery and 1ft tsp. scraped on
ion.
Mix well In saucepan. Place
over medium heat and cook until
mixture comes to a boll, stirring
constantly.
{temove from heat. Add 2 c.
flaked, cooked fish and 2 tbsp.
chopped parsley Add very rrad
ually to 2 stiffly beaten egg
whites, folding In thoroughly
Turn Into greased 2-qt cas
serole and cover with ft c but
tered bread crumbs Bake at 350*
F until brown- about 50 min.
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that is 1 2/3c per lb. Also another
eustomer had a "Ballens Dew"
? balance duel of so much. "One
Par Broge Shoos" for Burden
Smith was $1.75. "1 Ox Yoke" was j
75 cents. But "1 Goos Oxen" 50c,1
is something "beyand" us.
She got mad. and hung up the
phone and that's the last I've heard
of the couple and their troubles."
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States Receive Red Cross
Gamma Globulin Supplies
Shipment of 500,000 cubic centi- 1
meters of the blood derivative ;
gamma globulin to state and terri-j
torial public health officers was
announced today b> the director ot
the American Red Cross blood
program.
Dr. David N. \V. Grant, program >
director, said shipments mark re-1
sumption of Red Cross distribution
of GG for use in combatting mens-1
els, hepatitis and infantile paral
ysis. Approximately 1,000.000 CC's
is expected to be available this
year, he added.
The Red Cross first began GG
distribution in 1944. as a measles
immuni/er. Kur the past 4wo years,
however, tUcafted Cross GG sup
ply was contributed to a national
pool under control of the Office of
Defense Mobilization, and ODM
was responsible for distribution.
On January I, ODM relinquished
control and returned to the Red
Cross the balance remaining of its'
contribution to ibe pool. ?
Dr. Grant emphasized that the
Red Cross allocation plan will con
tinue to .utilize facilities of state
arfd territorial health officers, who
will determine methods of distri
bution and use in their areas.
Ninevah WMU To
Sponsor Singing
A singing will be held at tlx
Ninevah Baptist Church Saturday
March 5, at 7.30 p.m.
The program which is beinj
sponsored by the Woman's Mis.
, sionary Union of the Church wif
feature a number of well knowr
singing groups from this section
A cordial invitation is extendec
by the group to all singers and t<
the public to attend the program.
In keeping with the Red Crosi
policy, he said, no charge will b4
made for Hed Cross GG to person:
receiving it.
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APPLE
SAUCE
2 25*
Hake Kite
SHORTENING 3 lb Can 73c
PUIhbury's
CAKE MIX ........ Pkg 33c
.Hold Medal
MACARONI.... 2 8-02 Pkgs 25c
SANTO COFFEE Lb Pkg JQc
PURE LARD 4 lb Ctn. 00c
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WAFFLE
CREAMS
Pkg 25^
N. B.( .
Peanut Butter
PATTIES
Pkg 25c
Duke's
MAYONNAISE
Pint Jar
29?
CARTON
BHMrtn TpMATOES
^^2 29c
(iolden Ripe
BANANAS .... 2 lbs 20c
No. 1 Irish
POTATOES 10 lbs 4gc
Golden Cello F'kgs.
CARROTS 217C
PINTO BEANS
. 2 lb Pk9 25c
Lean Horn*less
STEW BEEF lb 59c
I'ork Shoulder
ROAST . lb 39c
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lilue Ikinnet
OLEO lb 29c
Dixie Crystals
SUGAR 10 lb Bag 95c
LIBBYS
FROZEN
FOOD
FISH STICKS
8-oz Pkg 39c:
CHICKEN PIES
2 8-oz Pkgs 45c
BABY LIMAS
2 10-oz Pkgs 45c
ORANGE JUICE
2 6-oz Cans 0"|c
Campbell's
TOMATO SOUP
2 KH-oz cans 23c
Phillips
TOMATOES
2 303 Cans 23?
CHOCOLATE
COVERED
CHERRIES
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