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Q UESTION: Some 17 years ago I stuccoed my houae with mag­

nesite stucco. The metal lath has otarted to show through and somc cracka ore appearing. I om trying to find o finish which will be nearly like the present gray to contrast with the red tile roof. ··

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, this condition. Tho only remedy Is to remove the present stucco and re­finlah with a good portland cement atucco. You call get tho desired color from one of the makera ot colored otucco.

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farmhou~e. I Intend to otrip walls and celllnga of all lath and planter, and to run nccconary pipes and con­duits before repinotering. Would It be better to Wle wood 01 metal loth? Tht>re Ill no heat, and I do not expect to put lt In ot once, but will inataU rlscro for otcom pr hot wnter wh11c the planter In off. Would you prefer oleum or hot water? Why?

Anowcr: For o hou.ac that Ia to be occupied only occaolonally, I ohould prefer aomc form of circulnt. Ina worm olr. WHh both oteam and hot wolt>r, nil water would hove to be drained ofl on lcavlna, and on opcninll up tho houne, It would be many houro before th.c syotom could be ffilt'd and the rodlatoro heated. With worm ntr, all ollhfo would be avoided. Do not overloolt the need tor putuna good metal weatheratrlpa on all wlndowa and outoldo doora.

Vcgelabla Storeroom. QueoUon: Plcaae aivo me the re­

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a wall to kce>p JQ tho nolso,. Jmw can J trtoft:o tfm dour coundproof? · · . Annw"r ;, Rennonnblo COIJlld ro­olatnnco may bo obtained· by OPfiiY· ing a fQll ntripping on tho

aro'und tho door when cloned. fiPili!C between tho ~aDr .aUl.and .. bottom of tho door 1!1 cloocd up by lnntalling o special type of felt ottlp, which automntleoJiy clnscll dnwn en the door Dodille. PoMI doora bhnuld have lho panels talton out, nnd tho spoeea llUcd with o riJ!d lnsulotlni£ board. The cnUro door Is then ~v· ored with inoulatlng board on both aides. .

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plaatlc pain' walln'P Whnt Is a medium I'Ough flnloh? Can point be J!Ut. oo .O\'ill' .old Aro celllngn given tho oomo toxtur, aa the wa,ll!l?

Answer1 Plastic paint aluo U1" aomo Olllci' adhesive, wlU slick to any surface, lneludlnl

. old plaster. Gypsum plnstfc paint lllnoxPt'!nstve, and ~ou will got bot* ter results throuah buytnr.U. than fu. attempting to mbc your own. The dealer from whom you buy It should hav(l instruction ahcetf dt!$ctlblng the dltYercnt plasUo tlnlshes. CllU· tnp IU'fl; usually tllil$ht4 smooth,

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Soybe~IJ$ were imported, .orlginalo~ ly, to serve as a forage crop~ but have recently be.en recognized all a valuable ~ood tor human consurnp. tion.l .

Tllese leg11mes rank bigher in fl:io.d value than do-· our 'common table beans, they are notably J.'icher in E t~nf ~ · Z9 pl'Qtein and ih fat cohtent, and are • • }' J . · · ,It, · :~20

I coim~larll tiv·ely low in carbohydrate.. . CJlOClnill' star$- again in the The fact makes them desira. · · f<lnD . of attractive creamer ble tor persons on a low· starch diet, and sug~r P!l.Pl\ol~et:/.1. Gay little The green soybean Is rich in vJtamin flower !'Pray,s dlst!Dgulsh them as A. Both the green and the dry a Sl.lt ..... Iovely ·to. g{ve, receive or beans are an' excellent source ot keep, "·~est of llll they are speed-vitamin B-complex. ily done .in single ~rochet.

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Two methods are in vogue for making soybean milk, both of which ·are given here! 1\IETIIOD NO. 1

Wash the dry soybeans und aoak over night. Remove the sldna and grmd the beans very fine. Put tho grouml beans in a cheesecloth bag, in n bowl of lukewarm water, Wling three quarto of water to each pound of bl!aJUI. Work thorouahly with the • banda for 5 or 10 mlnutca. Wring tbe bag o! pulp until dry. Boll the re­sultant milk on a low fire tor 30 mlnuteo, stirring frequently to pre­vent ocorchlng. Add ougar and rmlt to taate. Keep In a cold place. 1\IETIIOD NO. 2

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After waahlna the r;oybeana, Jet them dry thoroughly, then crack them and grind them fine. To each pound of beann, odd three quart.!J of water and oonlt for two houro. Boll for 20 mlnutca, otlrring COIUltantly; Ullin !llroin lhrougb clJCet:eclolh. Add ougar and solt to taate and ltccp in o cold place. •

Either method will reault in a creamy-white, ooybean mlllt which· may be uced In olmeat any recipe caJIIna for mlllt.

. Slmlle.t P.rove Nothlur Sirilllco JU'O like congo in love:

they must deceribo; they prove nothlng,--PJ'lot.

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To mnltc coybcan curd by fermen­tation, ltcep the mlllt in a worm place over night or unW It forma o curd. SUr to brcolt tho curd. Add an equal quanUt)' of wato~ heated almont to boiling and let atand for 10 mlnutc!J. Pour Into b checcc­cloth bag and drain for r::evcral houro. Preca out the remaining llq• u!d, cencon with rmlt, and pock into o dampened mould. Cover, and otore In o ~ld place.

To make the curd with vin~~.r, . beat foiJJ' quarto of coybenn milk to l&o degrecn F., add 2 ·cupn ot vinegar and ntlr until weU mixed. Let otand few rnlnutc!J. a

wnoh owny the exceng ncld. Drain for about 1lD hour nnd pm oo.t the remaining llqufd. Sensan with salt and pock tightly in a dotnptmed nur-ta Ct;;.:a rutll iltatc in a cc!d p!nce until llrm enuugh to cul

The curd may be added, like cheese, to omelet, rarebit, erenmed hord~ooked eggs, and other similar dlllhen. Since the fermented curd han the consistency nnd !:llnlewhnt the nppeo.rMee ann !Javor of mild soft cheese, it cnn be seasoned and used na stuffing for eeter,v ntcl!m green pepper rings. or row toma: toeu. Or', it Ciiii oo mixelrwitb salad, dressing and formM Into baJig to serve on crisp lettuce lenveg or ur:ed ns a gaminh for salads. USES FOR GR~ SOYBEANS

Soybei!M .~e delicious as a grem vegetable, edhcr shelled or cooked In the pods, .u used when they are nearly full sizO' but stll1· ifee- d juicy. U it is desired to use ~~m llS shelled beans, boil the poda llm tor from three to five minutes, aftet which the~ may be readily shelled~ The shelled beans may then be· el• thcr steamed or boDed In salted wa­ter. 'I'he time required for fhe eook~ lng depends Upon the. variety used, 'l'b~ best. varieUes are not me~ wlien c:ooRCJ:f: they are h and have a butt}' tast~. . •

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Wben Irontnr soft collars ntort at the center and Iron toward the end, beginning nt center again to iron Ute other end. There wlll then be no crcnoea.

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to pointed woodwork, add a little vinegar to tho waah water.

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ooon no token from tho· oven to Jot out the otcam, will not be cogay when nerved.

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ma~e ~. scroll pattern that you may u.se in ameren~ ways •. Jus~ rule ~ piece of paper in one-inch

· squares and then follow the din~ gram outlining the scroll so that ' its· lines cross the sqUares exac'tly ·118 they do here. Now, cut the scroll out and trace around it on the burlap repeating it at each comer; )then fill in the flowers.

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alttns with !llrectlons for knlltlna, cf()chct· Ina nnd braiding In Bookl~:l No. 6 or C e aorlcs ot . homc·maldna booldot.s which Mrs. Sp!!nrs hns propnrod for our renders. Cqpy of Booklet 0 with description of the other number& In the ecrles wtU be m111led to renderu who wUl send nome 11nd nd· J!\1'~~ with. lOg 1n ~ !2i ·

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Should tbc lock In your cor door freeze, heat the key over a match ond Insert. • • ••

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comco ov'rr highly pollohcd fuml· turot waoh It with a oponao and tcplls water and rub It dry wiUt a wet chamoln wrung out of cold water. A dry chamois otreolw tho nur.fncc and doen ,nQL fc.Inovc the. . blur.

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school w o r e their new UOI"' Corms for the flrat time last Tuel* day afternoon when they marched on all the principat streets hnd olopped at l'acb corner for ll brief concert. They received consider• able Bl-Phiuoo and much favorab!e comment on their nifty uniforms.

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dock-end the way they ftit through traffic is a del~t to wbecl•WHfY driven. · T

HB wa}' cars bavo been stretching out-l•fely,:if \lm'ally taktt: onlY ,.

couple of cars to occupy tho curb apaco o£ an. .cxtension·ladder fire When it comet to •ctlo~t-wetJ,

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homo. You can add Compound Cu· 'bureoon at. l'llBlt extra 001t and have 125 horsepower that doe• tbio~l we hardly dare hint about in print.

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The four. new modelt now ndomiog tho Buick SPECIAL Series ·fit neatly into modest garages without putting

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Buick.-. quartet of top.qUS11ty can c

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legrees n~edect f~r-·-Qnly: o~e<o · (rlXJth ·of the job~· -~vaila'ble to­clay, _the ,a-t~at .. majorit)r of Amer1can YQUth il'!. .fq;rcecl to look -elsewhfire ·foi." iriib)ing~ Yowmr men · ;tt,t;~d woinen fre-­quently find tliey can't: get a. job· without experience, and c~ttndt get e-xperJence "?.1tho.'!!t. a job. ·

:r:'o provic;le the~>.e-'·youih With tr~ning necesaary for .sa~i~f~c~ tory employment, juqiQr ~ot· leges have been foundec:lm for· ty-four states. ' ·

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quently serve M preparatory schools for o college education, j~nlor col~ leges strive t<> prepare tbeir stu­dents for seml-profo!lslonal and !!killed ot:cupatJon.s. Tbls training for actual employment is known ns '!torminnl education'' OIJd rcpre­aents the fundamental PU\'pQSe of their two-year courses.

'VIolates• Old TradfUon. Some educators watched the in·

traduction of "terminal education" courcea with dlatcwto. They frowned upon lnatruetlorl In trades, Where th~y were accustomed to aecing only

In teat), and In jncketo .and co pea. Engllnh, lrrench ond other Jiberal SucCCDIJ for the new Chinese art5.-mui ~ondomncd the poUey as

movement won mentioned at "Fash· beneath the "dignity" ot college In· ion Future11," that brilliant event at strucllon. which authoritative ntyle forecasts Junior collCf!O aclmlnlotrators re-

d tl II ted I fuse to be awayed by this opneal to

S RIN were ramo en Y prcllen n a .. tradition." To them tho n~cda of

P G l!Hl promises a program flprlng prc.vue. Beauty and ouavtty the pupU ore uppcrmoat. · of excltlns new fonhJ.ono. In of linen and nlmpllclty In Chlneoe A more jusllfloblo criticism wos

answer to the chnllcngo Runs to technique were pointed out In ccv· 1 d b h American dcolgnoro to carry on the oral fetching evening wropo and ra ce Y ot or educators who polnt­mtylo tradltlona of tho world, there daytime oult!s. Two ol the Iotter ore ed out thGt adequate proteoslonal hn11 boon projected Into the field of pictured In tho llluotratlon here- education CaMot be crowded Into. co!ltume design u to-do and to-daro with. two years. " aplrlt that mnk"l!! tor rMI'e!lhfri "ly 1'ho Sac1tot to fho loft · crecfita Leaders Jn tho junlol' t:Ollclfo

ld ,. 1 1 · movement explain bi detenoo that

now oon In cloUJco tltla oeaDon. Be- green ao a callhJg co or for spring. their I'Jchools don't oven attempt to cause of tho encouragement given The Chinese Influence Ia apparent In train Burgeons, la'IY)'crs or etlgl· to originality and ploy of ltnaglna- Its neat, trim llneo and tho gentle, neera. For example, whlle the" don't tlon there Is that "comothlng dU· natural shoulder nlopo: An· nll· ' fercnt" about current Dtyling wblcb round pleated black okfrt completes train doctors, they cnt'l prepare den· fashion-minded t•..-omon welcome and this twosome. That tho toahlon t4l BlllliDtonts, medlcnl secrctarlell covet group spotuzora ·trcen is again cvl· nnd aanlmry mspcctors. On~ of tho moo• vi'"l movements denced in the Jacket to the right, These seml·proleSJional sleWs pro-

• ... b ch "'-- •- v!tto flvo timet •• many jobs u the fa the chnnio taking place In tho sll· w I uwu "' Chlnese-lnoplrcd. Note ones requiring two to cl&ht years

, especially In regard to tho In tho black Sldtt. more tralnlnr.

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. JPDiQt .coUere• set Qlde: tr•dJUoa w ·o.cfel' trabdnr lu m.Qr·&Oidt • Tbe atudeDt to tbe lett, above, Ia dolnr wor.k whJcb wiU l'r~o I!J~ 1e be a eompctent carpenter upoJJ &"raduatl~ from hlJ NCJ-11:11' (!qanfl• 'l'he window dresser, right, wiD bave two yeats of e1tpcrleQco beJala4 hlm when be finbhes "&"olnr to scllool 01t tbc Job" ~ " local ao~ft.. ml'lnt store. •

• • • tw.o-ycnr coursen. General bualncro Health . courses prepare stUdents to cour!lC!l nrc offered by 204 of thcne, work na dental o.ssistanis, medical and cecrctarJaJ by 202. There nrc occrctaries nnd nurses.

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Falling.Sltrapnel · Shell · fragments from anti•air-

. .qraft fire 11lll like haU over the areas from which the shells .are .fired. ?:lllG m Ollll of the r!lnS.ons

afr-.ratd ntarms-to clear the t~tr(:lltll. 1.1nd sunoundlng zones of

wn"u m.tcht otherwise be in· tbe . falling. .hagments. t<> the U. S. bureau of

average. -anti-air- · into opproxl·

Jrnsments, many of :and relatively harm· . llowever, largo

with veloci~ 'ip .domngo lluUdlngs and

c:a.~c.aerJqus or even fdtal in}ucy.

also tnnny lco!l UBUal couraco, ouch Trades QJ"C well. _re,Prescnted in os cccountlng In :!7. lumktna nnd J.unlor college cilr~ lnsttuCUon . - , finance in 6, hotel and reotournnt IS given In welding, radio engineer- ~--------,....----management In G, m~rchnndlnlng ln lng, drafting, auto me~hanfca, bulld· Wbc!om Iii Life· 29, OIJd nalenmarwhJp in 24. IJ:IB trodeo, chemical enginccrin.,. Wlsdom deeD not Bhow Itself so

Business lnatltutlono In many cit- mlnfnll, navigation' and ·oU tcchnolo- much in precept na In life-a firm· lc::t co-operate wJth the junior col- gy. There is also a large number of ness Qfmlnd and maatery of ap~ leges in planning and glvlns these courceo In more opecinUzcd fields. tlte.-Bcneca. couroco. In Hillyer JunJor college, "When one considers- that the~ l!artlord, Conn., tho otudent works ore 20,000 occupatlorw, St fa cleAr eight wecko Wl a solctlman, ma· thnt there could not be %0,000 com'4cs. chine operator, or cccrctnry, tbcn o! otudy to trnln workers for tbem," otte,,ds claB!:co for· cfght weeks Edward F. MQSJ)n ol the Ame~1c:an whl!o the Job Ja. t.okcn ove,; by ~th· AnoclaUon of -cJtmlor Colleces· ·exo< or otudcnto, with whom he Ia palrcd. plal.m. "Fortunately tbo tialnlngs

When a percon In San Francisco overlap a cood dell.l, thus pennit­buyo n ohlrt or olto dovm to lunch tlng trainlna for one field to help or rcgl.otcra in .a hotel, he may bo fit tho ntudent Cor severaL'" walled on by o student of Snn Frnn· Although junior coUe£ea have been clecc Junior college who la toklns l'tklllWI'll in Amerla for only 40 yean. tho courno In salcsmanohlp or hotel rcccl~ed thclr real start Jus\ IWd rcntaurOIJt management. 2.D years ogo, they am found tn 44

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Ono ot the mo:rt popular branches staten, Delaware OIJd Rhoda Island, ot tcnnlnnl education ill enginccrlng and tv."' sparsely populated western ned tcclmology, tn wblcll 21G Junior states, Wyomlng and Nevada, arc

~~!liJ~ off~ without them.

graduatca at tho end of two ycDl'll have hod rrco~tc~o~L~~~=~: that they arc engineern. But It does wJtb 00,357 pupils. llllnOJ!I bllB 19,­mcan that th~o ore from U~rcc to Ge:J, Tcxru~ 15,00!1, Ptl!ssourt 8,143, elght tlmeo cw many toremnn!lhJp:J, North Corol.lna 6,C02 and Mos!lnchu·

th~ c~rrhxJ-ovot suit you bo more copes you can ao-caUed liberal vts. Usually only . would bo good thlB cca~Jon. count, and doubtlci.IS you w1U bo ,abau& half of tho tlmo l! required to

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• cap" lining" A demur monoton bled. '!'here aro n,..., 610~unlor col· IV t or cent this ~Wason IS only M '" "'·

0 0 1 g Jn th • .:l;" "" chic as Its ohoutderlino. lnatcod ot capo ~ 'fined tho ~utb Arnodcan " es 1'1 coun .. ,. suv: i -0.102

d dJ way in putpleo, PcruvJIUJ ~nb, atudent!. Enrollment last year cxaggeratt: J~ad ng o!l hcrctotoro blue•, r"d" and .,0,_ •• 8 nf"'" ••. Jtunped 2n P<!r cent, "whllo cnrolJ. tho tendency [n tho newer vorolons " "' " ' uuw """' ""'"" t In ~-Ia toward gently oloplng and nubUy ocinbled. Tho capo cc:;tumc ccn· men wut-;year colleges and unl· rounded lines of grace. tcrcd In lho group pictured wlth Its veraltlcs lncreaud leu than I per

matching turban fa typically a new • ; There nrc brcalhtaltlng innovn· shows that most f!m· ncu, t--..v, Uiilt oro tlddlng l!!N.lt to t11o -atudcnb· will not ·go ·on modo, not tho leaot of which In tho Jth d h t b tan into a S".,a Walter c. Chln~"o lnflu c th t •- I I w ns co o rown or gay • E. ..,~ ot AJ '"' en o o .., oecn n co • ~:erlnc. "..., D. cecre-ots, in millinery (coolie hats arc tho morouod b7 Wo11om r~oftPllpor Ocil~l ol

Easy to 1\fake of tlmm say they nrc prepnr­

Jng unlvenlty -or rour.yeor col• lege work, three-tou.t'ths ot them do not go beyond the two junior col· lete years>,.

_ MillY IJilslne•• ~es. White junfortoUcges otTer cour;:ea

m almoat every fleltl ot endeavor. no nne &ehool gives filsttuctlon In all of them. On the contrary they cen· erally sp~ialize In certain ·Gelds.

Lt..tnulness nfone, for uample, WJ Junior -coUeg~ 11te giving terminal.

drafting Job!l and tcclwolog!col pro!- cctto ti,O!H. tlono requiring two yearn of prepara· Educatoro oro well awnro ot tho tlon, Cl!l there oro pro!ctl!li01Ull cngf· need for lmp~cnt. They · aro ncering pooJUans rtlqulring four to striving to remedy tlu! ovi1s of a eight yeors. secondary educot!on that lrtlquentl)'

R~·•· P<!rninfs in preparing atudenl! tor .. ., .... emento of notional deleru:e colleges ·they will never enter, or

have given Impetus to lntcrcot In 1 ln --• aviation tralnln"' TermlnoJ couroM g v. g them vccatlomu trnfnbig tor

... Jobs they wtU never find, in aviation ore given by 100 junior Junior college administrators 00. coDegeo. One group of Colltornlo h t 'tmlor coUcgea .Is even portlclpntlng Ueve tbey ave ound tho omwer • as ·ti ·putt ot t11e- t1!!fl!ll!t! progrotn. '!:!'.~ :tc-:.!. d .k::::'.t:!~~-at J.~:r;tw iht:f

More than 200 Junior ore tight. , Ol}j~rated thin winter in tho 'P1i~t

student!l werE! for ~s Jn thcu courses. ·

l.rerminfil coumes in agriculture are offered by !l3 junior collegeo. &l~rentv c!tcr ect:crhl &.lfcccr b Clb ftcld, while eight gi~e instru~tion In &riculturc and 34 In tore!ltr.v.

lzlmuet Ita !\latlf Fields. Trolnlng ill oftered in nlm03t ev·

P..zy occupation. tn the fum nrtD there is int:Jtrneucn in orehltectute, ~stt.tme design. lnterfnr decoraticn, m~lc. tthntogruphy atm. dramatics.

U. S. Park SP.rvi Acc(Uir. es Autogiros

WA.mtNGTQN. - The naticn~· p::trk cervlce l!J tnldng a tip frtim the bwnmingbfrd, the futbnary !i~r.

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Unliko that 5Dlall but pugnnclall! ~es. park a11mtors will ~mt sideways or backward. but they ho~er over trcetop3, lakes, aruJ streams by lhe w:c c! two 225-hotse­powcr outcgiJW whltb liave betta acquired through tran!!er .from tM war dcpartmenL Under fa\IOmb!e ~arulitiong the tnnddnesare eapab!e of moinh'lining stability at .a vltttuil stan~U over lt.~hn.$en .!POL -. -

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ra•~l blutt ucl muted pink *"' faalU<>tile« thiil way; . 'l"ucktnr u.

"Stmu;tard baV'ij bi!en em-. pio~ed from ta tim; lot Jtl!;iM••l yeats In

.&ebo1m4 !fells At rock ill 1ho reaetJon; I never

think I h.ovo hlt hard tmles!J Jt re­bounds.-&mucl J'ohn!:an.

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. ftle11r. fn .1924, we""Were $1alldng 'Capt; DQntf!!.1d:acmlll.ttn,.thf e?CJllor- • . ~r~ fn th.-cub-.Arctie, an.d .found !P'Il· ·'li W01';.'1' ~()U COME f'OR 'J:EAT c:lous . hOsP.italtty: 011 the comm{Uld· (See Recipes Below) er'a destroyer, J.aWiciiee; •at Indian · harbor, Labrador. • . :.. · • TIDBITS FOR ~ TABLES brittle to shape, return them to ovct

He's 1m 'alert .dllc]pllrinrian, .\Vlth: ' · · • 1o reheat and softeh. · out being In the lea'ilt stiff-nec:kc!d A vlslting c:elebrlty comes to town, Alm011d Finr..~r Bbcl.lltl, about it. Wht:n we began lssuh!JJ .the therl) fa a new bride to be enter- (Makes 5 dozen) '

«'~bra(loJ" Gpmdtop,'' the epright.. tamed. F.or these ~md m{Uly other· l'h cups coke tlour Ueat pitee in It wru:r \vrltten by the «:cnsions, an nfternoon tea provJden 1 teaSpoon cream .of tartar

1 CC!JllUl&ruJer, lle is t!IU, gtnve, e)en- juot the right touch of sociability. ~ teaspoon eoda

4der, dli!Ungulahed lri llPJlearance, . You cnn be on tho. co~lttce !n ~t. teaspoon salt dellb~rtle In speech, ~uCqulck 'and charge and atiU have ns much fUn ~ :: ~~~r precise p. nc~on.. , ns. the guest of 1 egg (aeplll'l1ted)

TbJI latter became 'clear when honor If you make 1 tablesp.oon wnrrn water .a black .aquU IOJ:kecl the Law- your plano cnre- ~ cup almonds (finely chopj)Cd)

' r~ce o~e da1; tilth almost :the fully. finn · to II• teru;poon vnnilla • , iuldeimcu olaa.exploslott. With make only enough % cup confecUonerS' ougar

a :JOCic.boftQ.m und~r llldlan bar· ~ tea for 12 teacup Bitt fiour onco before mea~~urlrig. · · · : ~r, .«w thlp hM·bothlnr to r6t "' cezyfnga · nt one Add ocxia, oalt, and cream of ~ •' ..... rll.l!Ok. .lDto.· She 1tartcd aUth· tlrno, apd repeat tar and clft together. Cream but-~ · tho proceoo ns

• el'blt aDa aplunlbr Uke•a .Jap&- trc!lh teo ID needed. A large oouec- tor untu colt, add 6Ugar Jl'8duoUy, • • ', llei&O ,.JSclnl .mouse. Tbe shore · pan wcrlta Ulto . a charm for ouch then add egg yolk beaten With warm

wu· bekJ aa4 tile ehancea for team ldn 'l'l o t bl f t water. Add flour to creamed in-- a ,crltk-Jp lookelt lalrl1 rood. loo~~ ing.2 u,~ckn~ro~~~~~~cccC: grcdlcnt!l and combine: weU. Chill · ·ftc. eommarufet's 'fob was cloth. · Place tho bog lri the ooucc- dough In rclrlgcrotor !ot about 1

tomethlDr like chautrearlnr a p.an .lllld PQI.Jr ~. q\Ulrts of vlgoroualy . hour. Roll otlff dough out ~ inch 'fklcldhlc automobile. We art.u't boUirig water over it. Cover and let tbtek on lightly • ftourcd 'board or IJtft'ltllcnU7 aautlcaJ to tell what stand for Jim 11 mlriutco over a very pastry canvas. Add vanilla to egg

, . bpPMeCJ,. but ko bro.arht the low bent. Then pour tho teo lm· whlto, then bent in contectlonero' allp · throt~rh top.eiilc up. & mediately into a teapot which has cugor (m:o rotary beater) gradual-

• )"PI Ul!ute~~tnt told me later been rln!::ed with ccnlding wnk!r. ly unW tho Icing fa omooth and tho thht It was a brllllilnt· piece of The tea bog con be removed and proper coMIDk!ney to spread. le~tauahlp. the rcmnlndcr of the k!a kept over Spread fro:l.llng over dough and

· 1o h •- oprinklo surface with nlrnonds. Cut Um!ci n gcnoroUD novollensc·lend w cat until It w needed. dough Into atrl~ S1.z !rich wide and plan, we.borrowcd the commonder'o U It 1D port of your Job to buy the 3. incbco long, then plnee carefully fl!lhlng tackle 'ntld chotaww, to !!hoot ten occomponlmcnto - tho ougar, on Ughtly grcru::cd bilking sheet. puffins. We ~on the war and rc- lemon and ereorn-remcmbcr that Bake in a modcroto oven (375 dc-1ttrned the nrmmnl'nt. He, ns one .there orn nbtrut llD tnblato of GUgllf ~r1at!.!l Fnhrctlbcit) they ore a

_ ··--,----~- ~·~-·...-,· :no;{ft6~~~ ~.~ ~~~:m~~o~vcd~~~~~~+!in~n~l~-p~o~un~dgbo~x~an~~d~th~o~t ~~~:~JJ tear admiraL tobleopoon!l of coficc cremn per (}.. (llD

ocrvlnc-.o pint and a half ot cream 4Y.r cUP!J flour Be was born lD Sardlnla, N. ll., will bo more than cumelcnt lor 25 a 'Uloopoot~D baking powder

Ill Ul3, put ID two Y~ra at Ule pel'CflnD: Allow abo 1 alice of lem· 1 tenopoon aolt Musaehllsetts lrut1tute or Tech· on per carving. A large lemon 1 cup butter or other ollortenlng notou llDd transferred to An· mnkcn nhout 10 ollccn, ~il inch thick. 2'll cup:~ cugar u,POUL In tbe World war, be Th h ld b -'- d brin " ( .. •-d) c:ommnded the alxtb battle en, o on you e o=e to g ., eggo ccpo.o..:

two or three ldndo of cookicn or 1% cup mille aqaactroa or the rrand fleet. De rmverol dozen rnidact. k!o calteo, 2 tennpnono vanilla hol~ the NaY)' Cl'O!!J, the Vic· here ore reclpeo that will mnltc your Sift. now.: once be!orc mcnou.r.!ng. to17 medal and the Vera Crm Add b ki d d 1 d m-... -J. Unfortunately, there ts ten contribution outstanding. There o ng pow er an nn t nn

.,.... are fruit cake flngern rolled in citt 3 timen. Cream butter unW no ftte of tbe "Labrador Gum· chopped ohnondn and torurted In the colt, add ougnr gra11unlly, crellJll•

.;·froi." but I remember that the oven, 0 ohnple-to-molto tJdblt that !rig untU tho mixture 1D Ughl and , ", ,!~~!:::'~.! ~11'!fr!:.' tribute hno n opeclal nffinfty for hot, clenr fluffy. Add the dry Jngrcdlcnts to

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IIY Ja:ilc g;;;y !r~~l~ t'mlt'.ttt. Fbilttlf. !:sir:sak:af:;~lifefot~l:n~u~ gro aHfutoty week for their ~mrvfce (Mr!kes In flngern) Cool Wid il:t! With your foV'oiim fc-

. to raee relations, "in terms bl real Fruit cake ing. . dehfotfracy.'~ ·Mr. Be~ 1!1 named ~-. cup condensed milk !or hls tact 'illld underntonding In ll4 cup almonds (finely chopped) the w:e ot hi9 Negro fellow-comedJ• Cut fruit cclte lrito 16 fingers ohout m, "R9Chester." ' 2'h lnchea lang, ~4 lneh Wid~ nnd ts

· Inch thick, or cut into 1-inclt Bo~ .. 6, ,Wankeran, m., the cquatt:S. Spread eniili finger with

SOD of ll smaD merchant., lie Wlll condensed milk on all sides and roD -~_theater_ doorman, pro~rtr chop.....a. almond!t• Place in 0 z. "ma.aact Utea a nru1e\'Hie "rio- .!"'" l!nt.n f(Jl' years before he ever quart heat-l'C!llsfrult glcs.s utnity •aY • wont Oft the stare. In dish and bake in a moderately hot ·u.e uyt, ,UJbtt elassful· mu· oven (375 degreea Fahrenheit) tor stc for uiJou, he 1t'a! db\cd about 30 nthiutes. M until lightly aY·Hcre.t '-1 ~, lmpulsl•e- brown~. Jr lalflelf heJc ailll1dl!ork~ lib-. • .. Sw:edi.Sti Nat WUetJ. taltiif tot rairhit• (Makes 6 dozen w:llers)

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Maty Livftigston of ·his rodic) pro- .~~ cup sugar ttalfi. lfiSMw ptcture, "Love. ThY 1 eU. (well-bf!aten)' · Nelgl!bor,U.Jn w)ljch he is co-starred 1¥.1 P11.Pll i!out (all-purpose)

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Peean Crescents • (Mokeo 20 descents)

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mix thoroJJghly. Slit In nut meat&, Sl!ope lrito small roltG, about 1h0 11iu! Of a tmlet, .. then form into c.resccnts. Place

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Qlqd~s a preUt tie.around ant\ .~ · Uttle- tail9l'ed· coll(l,r, tts weU lilll ~n

qn~tJnU1well·fittihg. pinnfl)t:etwith · 11lim walst1me section. · :BoUt pat•

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callco and percale, send for thcDO two easy patterns, and mako your­ltelf: plenty ot eomtortubJCJ npl'C!lll. Tuck some away for gitta and church antes, t;w. Design No. 1247-B !5 tho truoty klnd of cover­all that goes on fn n 31Ify, otays

Sand:/tl Blowing Appeared To Be a. Bit Overdone t

a thr11ty turn o1 bnlr.lng orlglrinlly como

P\lttlnl a quarter Into tho meter, much th~ same effect could bo obtained b)' blowing smnrll,y Into the slot. That nJght ho trfcd the expctfmcntwith grjlltifying rmllts.

This WC!Dt on tor some time, and ftnally ail fn!lpcetor from tho IU company cnlled to exllnllne the meter. lie waa obviously pu=letL

''Whal'a tho matter!'' naked the econornh:lng holl!:eholdcr.

"Man " exclaimed tho Inspec­tor, "I lust can't molro it out. Ac­cording 1o tnY reading the com• Pant o-ns you three dollar&"

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32. M. ·56, 38, •o. ~· 11nd, "•· Site at reo · ··~c'* 3. :vards of :IS·Inc!J.Il\lltcrtal and 4\!1

)'llrds of ldmmtng. · Pattero llq, 1258·B Is deslgnc:d tor s~ea

1•. 16, 1a, 20; 40 and ~. C<~rre~pondlng bust me~urements 33, ~. 36, 311, 40 and 42. Size 16 (IIi) requites, fQr No. 1, 3~ia )'ards of IIG·Inch materlr~t: 3 yard~ trim• mtng: for No. 21 with collar, 2"' :V!Irdll and 4 yards tdmmlng. Send "fder to:

SEWING CIRC!.E PAT'l'BRN DBPT. Boom. 13%4 '

2U W, Waek•r Dr, CIIICilJII En~loso 11! cents ~or each pattero.

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The Queation• 1. Which of U1e Great Laltes haa

tho least elevation llbovo sea level? .

2. In whnt country was the origl· nal Area din?

3. Ot the billo vetoed by Preol• den~. doco congreos gon.prt~Uy pass them over tho veto?

4. Nobel prizes aro awarded lri how many tleldo of endeavor?

The Amwer•

: One Better She (cbyly)-How old do you

think ram? He. ~gallanUy)-Whatever it is,

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, • lhterpretatlon · "11'/Jot abo.rll thaf notiCe oullide your

ahop, '/lloney retunccd. i/. no& 1aris/ied'P,. protested tho, dl!smniled cusfomer.

"Ah," 1ald the ahopkeeper, "I am sQI. is/ied 111ith your money."

·:rey...the,...UIUs.- - - . ~· Skjold-M:y fnith could move a

mountnin.-·------·· -·------· Mrs: Skjold-Then you had bet- ·

ter apply §ODIC of it to those ashes ·· in tho basement.

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lllTif'liO AND IIALaD 1. Lake Ontario (245 feat above •v-;;;; Oan au)' Netlllna aeuer

cen level). Lake Superior lo GOZ an lu1• dtaltn Ia teet above. . lada!C; Colo. &l!k.

2. Greece. Commoa aDd ,Ar; 3. During tho last llO yanro con· tAlt/H ,_._11,. ·

greso has pastJed only 1 out of cv- ~~~~~;;;:•:•:•:• :C:•: .. :D:•:•:••:r~ eey 35 bllls that havn been V!l~'Dc4.J · 4. Five. For dintlngulobed work fn chemistry, phyolcn, physiology or medfclrie, literature, nnd tho causa of lritcrnatlonal peace.

Our Sel!Jhness In nll distresses of our trlendJI

wo first conDuit our private ends.

-BTRA MILDNESS, £XJRA tOOLNESS, EXTRA FLAVOR

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Delivered by truck to Carrizrzr., at El Paso Prices Mas~blia Coca Cola Bottling Company

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Men's CLOTHING •

FURNISHINGS SHOES

LADIES' READY TO WEAR

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--A -re~nb-'Vt~l~r in · . . ·. -{(ll)[tan Hi-- won-- · ~lh~ rado, wflere he tt«!nded ·u,~ . two- played over the week•end <L.Y sales conve~ o! .th~ W..t· T 1 d AI d ' ern Auto SuJ>liiY CompM~y, . Joe u aroea an . amo~or o •. · HJ~cb, authoriud' deli.ler manager o! M.r. and Mn. Geo. Titsworth the Carrizozo Welft('lJ Auto Sup- were honored wltb a dinner at

· · p~}~ .CO~pany sto~e, l()Cated t~t...car .. the Buen• Vilta hotel Jut Wtd· riZOZo Hardw@.to ~mpany, . ~p~d ...... r " M B t a bL- . ~ hotoo Thtll'!tday, Feb~.20th. ~ n.-..ay ~Y ra. an o u. a'!_y

Af!ordlng tho opportunity to Mn, Boone. The occaaio~ w~ a Western Auto Supply. CQmpany.tote doQble one, Mr. Titlwortb birth· managers and nuthori~ d~ltt- and the we(Jdina a~niveraary ~toro ~e;a to beao~ both t.... of Mr. and Mn. Titsworth. Mrs. mtllar wM new merdl'~ndise atid to Titsworth wu preented wltb discuss merchandising plana f.or the . • a autqmotlvo supp!y1 ~:v'• an. beauttral eoraage of fiO\fert.Bndge vcr Attnt\~ year, ou~ and iltheraamee were played dur· LtCJns !or 1941 were dllplayt-<1. and . the evlminat.

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. demonstrated by · manut~turer't f.ae· M ..:;...-.:;;;-;;;-,;;--·;,==-=· ==;:;;;;..;;.--::;.;.·.:.:.·~..:;~;;;:=:;· -=..:;=.;::....;;..:-;::-==:.::~=-=·- tory rc~ntatives from varloUII r. apd Mn. Albert Halcomb,. . IT'S YOUR .. MOVE ..

- cooUons of the countTy. aon and ·wlle, Mr. and Mn. · B111U . . ·. · • . . . ·. . .~ ~ny. c:ompany off:lclals &lao at- Haleomb and their daughter Joan H' ·r· A' r•. M··· ' 0 ..... ·.· .i ~.~ ·~·-• ......... : ... .

F S I My home iP Carrizozo. Six-room Or a e•• Adobe house In good. condition, 8

ft. Wind Mill 6000 gal. concrete tank. Slots. Cistern. Garden bclldna gr~pt vine. • _ • . . • ~ • • . ·.· S•• J. V. Hobbl•, P. Q. Bo:t 3~Z, Carri:co:co, N. M.

tended tho conf4lrcnco, ~ to of Alamogordo apentSundiay with .., .., .., .. ,..1 QO,V...,.., Joo Hlc:kB, no~ly l{al n. . &kl!l'. tbrir dauabter, Mn • .Roy . .

. ~ootJ:~:!~n!u~~r:l G ~; tand Mr. MOJ'I&n and afrll. • 'MWWWWW)I<WW~*ww . pany, who stakd ih brl~~f~ . · . . · ,, ' - · · · .-: -~" ' STJAN-: '-- =-- · :·' . •

"Tho 'poop!d fn any bu.slneN Ht C.rd of Thanka S. B. BQ . Hif~i~ti-tho pollclcs that g'O\"Crn Ita eOI\tAIIlt - NOTARY PUBUC ·optll. 1Yfr1 dar ~··J)t' r.t.o.

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Ja'ftlt U.wd up to- thlll Cllll'an~1 tb&t

PROPERTY OWNERS:

Please do not forget to render your tuea this

month. The law pro•id~ that a penaity •hall be ad·

ded after Karch ltt.

L. H. :D'ow, Asseasor. todt.r ... 'frO enter our 2lith rear, we han more than 200 bla', ~em •tore. and 150 Aut!!Joriud Deakrs '----~-..._ ___ ....,. In the w-.n

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