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It also provides room for entire family. long-distan- T 1 1 ' hr" A ; i i - Trj S jz : (See Recipes Below) The surprise point values on vegetables when stocks were beginning to dwindle this year made many a woman vow not n to get caught i s w ,7- - ... hpjj4 f Is kA j It was a big moment in the lives of these tiny girls of St. Catherine, N. Y., as they stand in line, in their caps and gowns, to receive diplomas at a kindergarten graduating ceremony. Thousands of others are now receiving their diplomas from kindergarten, grammer and high schools or from colleges in every community of the nation. Defeats Mud to Win Okinawa i . t yyy' A i 7 A1 . j-y J 1 . ' JLxL.lh, Crew of U. S. Coast Guard air-se- a rescue plane flew 1,100 miles to pick up a crew of nine of Char-lotte- e, tuna clipper. Wreckage of craft in Magdalena Bay, Baja, is shown in upper photo. In lower photo the rescued coastguardsmen are shown. Vinegar Joe Slogs 7 a v i d this following winter. Though it may mean a few hours short-hande- I, UJ 7 7j -- vr &v' '(Mt' A I I ft 1 y a- , V(i f'.vx - r - " X . v 4 f, " v $''. 3 V y A, a v 5Px v- :vVJMvy ? 4 7 X ' 1; t ' 7V: f At 'v' sv H " JAV - ' - S ' . , v J Upper left shows Cpl. Charles Lissa of St. Louis, Mo., as he scrapes the mud ofT his boots to continue after fleeing Japs. Even the tanks and tractors had mud trouble as shown in upper right. Lower left and right, shows how the war machines had to be dug out in order to catch up with the fleeing Japs. Mud slowed up operations even more than Jap bullets. -- ,Q The new army chief of ground forces, Gen. Joseph W. (Vinegar Joe) Stilwell, recently made a flying visit to muddy Okinawa where he took command of the 10th army, formerly led by Lt. Gen. Simon B. Buckner. Hears Sons Ovation Three Members of Allied Command rr 1, I r i h :i I- ;rfwT.:.::'- .' ! ::l li: I 11 ' $ y , - 1 Name nicks and cracks. Have plenty of covers, etc., on hand. Then, when of solid work, canning starts, place jars in pans or kettles and pour boiling water over Vegetable canning is certain to be them. worth the time Filling the Jars. and effort put into it. To fill the jars quickly, since speed Women who have canned in years Is important to prevent bacteria past find it is just as easy to put up from developing, lay the jars on a vegetables as any other kind of prod- large utility pan, and place it right uce. It is simply a matter of carrynext to the kettle in which vegeta ing out a few simple rules to the bles have been cooked. Ladle in letter. vegetables as quickly as possible. In rhost cases, add liquid to within one-haSelection and Preparation. inch of the top. For starchy Young, tender, freshly gathered like corn and peas, leave vegetables a are must. vegetables Any delay from garden Jp canning kettle gives one inch space at top. Adjust the bacteria 'a chance to develop and cover according to manufacturers makes processing more difficult. directions. How to Process. Tough, overripe vegetables give poor results because canning improves no As soon as the jars are ready, vegetable. If you want prime qualthey should be speeded into pressure ity, then can that kind of vegetable. cooker or boiling water bath. If you Preserve the sweet flavor of peas can possibly get a pressure cooker and com, for example, by picking use it as it will save time, give better results. It is the method recomthem yourself, if possible and putmended by the United States departting them in the canning assembly line as soon as possible. Two hours ment of agriculture. All pressure from garden to kettle is a rule, not cookers vary in some way as to the closing of the cover, and its best just something that sounds nice. to follow directions that come with To achieve best results grade vegetables for size and ripeness. Wash it. These, however, are points well them thoroughly in large containers with plenty of running water. worth remembering with a pressure Clean vegetables are freed of much cooker: have 1 to bacteria which the soil itself can 2 inches of hot water at the bottom: carry. place jars on the Hot Pack or Cold Pack? rack; make sure If you have the time, take it to cover is fastened k vegetables as this saves securely; permit f. food and color values and gives a steam to escape from petcock for k better product in the can. By 7 to 10 minutes is meant packing the vegetable hot. This consists of cooking the before closing. Do vegetable a few minutes to shrink not count procesing time until the it (so that it doesnt shrink too much meter registers the desired pressure. in the jar during processing) and usThe best way to prevent liquid ing that same liquid in which it was from escaping from the jars is to cooked for the jar. Many women who can hundreds of keep the temperature even. It should quarts do not always have time to not fluctuate as this causes the conhot pack their vegetables, and in tents of the jar to boil over and overthat case, they simply prepare the cooks the vegetable. vegetable for the jar and process Cooling Jars according to directions. After the jars have processed acPreparing the Jars. cording to the table given above, set Round up the children to help with them on several thicknesses of cloth the canning as best results are or newspaper and allow to cool when away from a draft. Test for seal achieved everything moves when cool and store in cool, dark like clockwork. place. 0 The day before Some jars need tightening after (J actual canning processing, others do not. Study the starts lay out the directions which come with the covket- ers, as the manufacturer knows what equipment tles, utility pans treatment is necessary in the case of for holding the his particular brand. jars while they are filled, knives, Common Queries. pans for washing, etc. 1. Is it necessary to boil vegetaA big job to get out of the way is bles before using? the jars. All these should be washed Home-canneshould in large pans of soapy suds and always be boiled vegetables before tasting or rinsed thoroughly, made ready for using, for 10 to 15 minutes. sterilizing the following day. Be 2. UTiat is meant by d vegsure, that jars are checked for etables? Non-aci- d vegetables include all vegetables except tomatoes, ripe or sauerLynn Says kraut. Since most Canning Memos: Dont cheat on are vegetables non - acid, they processing time by trying to hurry vegetables or fruits along in might contain the water bath or pressure cooka type of er. Time can be saved by having bacteria which could be harmful produce or equipment in eadi-nes- s so that all work goes along and they require a steam pressure on a production line schedule. cooker to destroy it during processAfter the jar has been packed, ing. 3. Should salt be added to vegetapress a clean, silver knife all the bles in canning? way around on the inside of the Salt is usually added in the projar to destroy bacteria and air bubbles. portion of 1 teaspoon per quart for Dont forget to wipe the rim of purposes of seasoning. It may be the Jar after packing it with food. omitted. Ps . V, A r j s, t -, I J 'i ;V- X' A? Ar Government's Taward naj'ona honor- lf ' $ f? The International Police Force, If San Francisco proposals are carried through, will be directed by a military staff composed of the chiefs of staff of the Big Five. Three chiefs of staff are pictured here. Left to of China; and right are Gen. A. I. Antonov of USSR; Gen. IIo Ying-Chi- n Gen. Alphonse Juin of France. England and U. S. will also be represented. Mrs. Ida Elsenhower, mother of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, is doing her knitting and listening to the radio at her home in Abilene, Kansas. She beard the ovation given her son. Released by Western Newspaper Union. ) - Address- non-aci- 2 h No Broiled Sausages with Corn Jellied Tomato Salad Biscuits with Honey Lemonade Gingerbread with Apple Sauce ot $ar-to- st to , operation . sanitation Sirred brand! 7ri of 5 tab 8jindued Trades s niostj atdtowtiiay Mrrsmm A Dab a Day keeps P.OI away! ("Underarm Odor) Perspiration ft' fOi DECOORSnT CRERITI Isnt stiff oi stickyl Soft spreads like face cream. Is actually soothing! It Use right after shaving will not Irritate. haslight, pleasant scent.No sickly smell to cling to fingers or clothing. will not spoil delicate fabric?. Yet tests in the tropics made by nursea prove that Yodora protects under trying conditions. In tubes or fort, I Oe, 25c, 60c. McKttion & Robbins, Inc, Bridgeport, Com. ECONOMICAL! ..C Cinder Blockisfire-proo- termite proof, d ' ' Point-Eas- hot-pac- Xavs f A- Lynn Chambers Menus cross-stitc- Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. Box 3217 San Francisco 6, Calif. Enclose IS cents for Pattern hot-pac- y 2L h Vegetable Canning Tips ' Is easy embroidery. Pattern 7235 has a transfer of seven motifs 5',i by 8 inches; stitches. Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly more time is required In filling orders for a few of the most popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: Handy Chart Helps You Can Vegetables & I dish-dryin- fun! Daring Rescud r?vy? yAhAVA' .asirv' y(. X cross-stitc- non-ration- ed School Days Are Over for Grads ' inspiration, putting kitty to work at household h on tea tasks; done in g towels, hell make even Mrs. Acenath Carson, left, and Mrs. Roy Price of East St. Louis, III., as they visited the ration board office to stress the fact that they need shoes. The ration board clerks advised them to buy shoes until the next shoe stamps are available. i .J,. ... f, perm-nen- te Ideal for homes, coops, dairy houses, etc, Availabiein any quantity. |