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Show EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS. CASTLE PALE. UTAH New Yorkers Fight to Get Jobs by JK r5 .. Mounted police lo New York struggling to restrain the great throng of office there, following unemployed men who descended on the the announcement by President Roosevelt that 1,000,000 of the 4.000,000 civil works Jobs bad already been given out . edges together and fry In deep fat at 390 F. until light brown. DEEP FRYING IS EXACT SCIENCE EDITH M. BARBER French fried potatoes are very popular, as you may observe In any restaurant even If yoH yourself never order-theAt home, .cooking potatoes lo this way Is often the only occasion .wlten deep fat-I- s used. Of course "there , are some houses where the doughnut, Jar. Is kept filled with the home-mad- e product, and the housekeeper will usually plan some dish for luncheon, such as codfish balls or croquettes, In order to use the fat kettle to advantage when she fries them. , If you lite your fish halls with bacon, try frying the latter In deep fat as well, as th former. The result Is a crisp bacon exactly right In color and which holds Its shape when used as a garnish. Fish fillets are also delicious cooked Jo ,deep fat with bacon as a garnish and savory. They may be dipped In a batter or simply rolled In flour. There are a number of other foods which are particularly good cooked In this way. French fried onions, for Instance, can be made at home so that they will rival those which have made several restaurants famoua Egg plant cooked In this way we are nil mini uttr wiui, one i nuu rrencn fried squash for the first time not long ago. A lattice cutter was used to cut Hubbard squashes for this purpose. Sweet potatoes are not so com- for the usual njftnly (fied' French fries ; but they are very good By -- ' L L STEVENSON The Idea of the course came from the rank and file, not from the top, according to Commissioner James S. who Is quite capable of expressing himself In correct English, either orally or In writing. The first knowledge he had of a desire of bis men to wrestle with parts of speech and their use was when a delegation from the Midtown Squad of Manhattan came to J. O'Con-nelChief Deputy Inspector-Joh- n dean of tbe police academy. The delegates explained that they and their associates wanted to learn to express themselves better. The who comprise the squad were especially chosen from graduates of tbe police acadamy two years ago. So far as uniforms and personal appearance go, they are the most polished in tbe eity. Commonly known as the "Courtesy Squad," a large part of their duty Is to sell the town to strangers. They vary that by catching crooks, breaking up confidence games, keeping their eyes on persons with records and protecting the unwary. After giving the matter due consideration, Commls- - Milk Mix and sift dry Ingredients. Add water, beat smooth; add oil Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Slice onions inch thick. Separate Into rings. Reserve small rings for other use. Soak In milk to cover one hour. Drain and dry, dip In batter and fry In deep oil at 395 degrees Fahrenheit until light brown. Drain oa soft paper. one-elgbt- b Ripe Olive Croquette. cups ripe olives. cup walnuts 1 cups soft bread crumbs 1 teaspoon salt Pepper and paprika li Cut the meat from the pits before measuring the olives, tun olives, nuts, onions and ' bread through - the meat A timetable for deep fat frying fol lows: Croquettes, most other cooked foods, oysters, thin fish and fish cakes, 3!0 F. Bread test, 40 seconds. Fritters, doughnuts, most other unF. Bread test. cooked foods CO seconds. French fried potatoes, 305 F. Bread test 30 seconds. Anchovy Turnover. Roll pastry thin and cut in small squares, .'tyread lightly with anchovy paste, wllh chopped ham, or with grated cheese. Inmpen edges of pastry and fold over diagonally. Press 300-37- 0 NOTHING DOING T WNU Serlc. 1 How It Started By Jean Newton Why We Say "Person" near E IS a good person, we LJ A .1 of some one of whom it is In tended to be a flattering report to the effect that he or she really and Intrinsically is of staunch character. Certainly one would hardly think that the simple and common word "person" would have an intriguing story. Yet the strange truth is that sense is an extraorIts present-dadinarily curious illustration of the In t peculiar and complete meaning experienced by so many words. Analyzing the word "person" we find that It is composed of two Latin roots "per," meaning "through" and "sono," meaning "to sound or speak." Originally, a "persona" was a mask worn by Konian actors. And it was so called because, as has been indicated, the actor spoke through it. The "persona" therefore was simply the external appearance of a man or y , v'"" An officer of my acquaintance who some time ago disarmed two desperadoes, threw them Into a taxlcab and kept them quiet by sitting on them ad by th P. T. Volland Co. v ounce of a was a peddler drug. But he one who preys on the misery of drug slaves. "Two years In said the white- the penitentiary," haired judge. Within a few seconds, the prisoner was handcuffed to a deputy United States marshal and was on his way to prison. Some way, the swiftness and quiet dignity of the pro ceedings as well as the bite in the sentence added to my respect for the pow er of the government hablt-formln- ighbor r Says: SMy -- 1933. by tha Associated WNU Service g and probably frora . Boll Syndirate VVNU the way to thg police station, disagrees with his commissioner. Asked If he had enrolled, be replied, "Naw. I'm a copper, not one of them radio announcers." Maybe he's wrong. But I nodded assent One night I happened to be present when a very large and tough gentleman with a shiny razor announced that he wasn't going with that officer ?.nd was proved to be in error in a spilt second. It's a brisk walk of only a few minutes from the police academy to the old post office building that houses the federal courts. Happened to be in room 331 when a pallid, shifty-eyefurtive gray man of thirty-fivwas arraigned to be sentenced. He had pleaded guilty of having narcotics In his possession. It was not the first time he had been In court on such a charge. When caught, he had only one e V $ f ''K f 40,000,000 Radio Sett Paris. Listening to wirelcs. is still the world's urea test pastime. The re port of the International Broadcast inn bureau shows that there are 40,iKK).(iOil receiving sets in the world; the ma jorily in the United States. An horse-draw- n "Black Maria" still is used to transport prisoners to and from Charles Street Jail here. of Pas Birds should be free not on!) present diseases but also fran over weaknesses resulting fra vlous chick ailments. Snco m as pulWum disease (white din coccldiosis, and typhoid are mj! ly to recur. Clilcks that una attack of these diseases an q stunted and some of them in to carry the infection in chronlti Consequently, though they do b for themselves, they are a urn danger to healthy birds whB housed with them. For this raa ery effort should be made ts housing healthy birds with A which have passed through Mil diseases, of tbe above-namecessful Farming. A proper diet Is important M Ing the birds In good condition. t can withstand disease. Tne A should Include good quality such as corn, wheat, and 2 should also contain proper w m bones to satisfy the need for shells. A third requirement Ii animal and rcfl proteins. Two kinds of minerals a tial. One Is calcium, the chief m of which are lime and oysters d i tamin-carryin- "Is your partner a man of good Judg ment?" "Excellent; he never makes a move without asking my advice." Equinoctial Storms The tradition of the equinoctial storm Implies that stormy weather prevails about the date of the equinox all over the world. The ancient Romans expected storms at that period in Italy, the English today expect them at the same period in England, and Americans look for them In America. J"y ZlLrh f? g The other Is phosphorus. whMi bonemeaL The ante In supplied telns most often used are M mentscrnn and milk, and them mon vegetable protein Is fW-- i falfa. Rest for Hens if venriinir or older bensareiS aa will llStiallV- be . where a definite selection anon tnir nrncrnm la heinff foliOWeo. should be given a rest of weeks at the close of the law npAPorllni thetr nse In the n pen. During this time they m fed liberally on grain ana uwri aiinnlomant napd In the tnasb rest 1 reduced In amount. This should be sufficient to put i In .(mil .nndiflnn for the Spe be Bl lng that ordinarily will early winter. hrPoHora AV?!, j M Barley for Poultry wor s shown that barley is 8 rj tn an eiFI tory conducted at Manitoba unl fi a is tKnr a i has been demonstratea u :' cent barley In the h thanW tion gave oeitei .j amoumt of corn. In tins w- -i barley was fed In three w" ground hole barley .... 1...H0 .inert f" . . grouna nne wim nui hulled barley ground tme. gave the best results. j ' 1 J.!f x ' rti' r. H i Disposing ...nf . . rouiirjI.uicu 1. n . . rir Old tO iifti W onri --a- 4 birds every -i houses, pullets In their I: lng ' :en tne. Oft Ohio Farmer. mucn as irly nens wn pay ond year tr tney are over. . . us only the best kept tnew thp priiense of ilsing thej end pullets each year), ,1.. eces and large eg; are i early winter when prices higher. 11 old uiLfi. la .. .vi-,- i" Horsei Haul Black Maria Boston. Important to Welfare Newspapers) so Service. Proper Diet i the frequently reveals one's real personality, the word acquired the significance it has today, that Is, what a man or woman renlly is. bring THE PROOF n iJ feed the wheat at home than hi the wheat to market and wheat Individuals of the same type as the convicted are far from uncommon along Broadway. Extremely wary and knowing how to recognize drug victims, they are so discreet in their sales that they are hard to catch. Their profits are enormous because the dope they sell is adulterated. Often I wonder what drugs they use to deaden their consciences. . 193J. Bell Syndicate. WNU Serrlc. woman. Gradually and tof soybean meal, for feeding pQnj r juans or uquifl milk M much feeding value as i dried milk T.t costs only about 40 per cent it as dried milk. A pound of soybean oil sJ worth not quite as much as i pJ meat scraps and now costs as Two pounds of wheat baveaM much feeding value as a pound t plus a pound of flour middlings. I WND Service. "First Lady" Considers the "Forgotten Man" ffVfK comparing grains ie turn-abou- fart that one's external appearance "I need some money, but I don't kni.w how to get it." "I'm ulfirl to licur thst--- l was afraid you tumuli! you cotilu get some from me." They Winter, the Importance of , H ration. Such a ratton t ' consists of about 90 per and grain .nn . protein concentrates, a tnt r limestone pfti grass or legume hay and tat a little sunshine. When comnarativi n.t.M stuff change, the ration shouldiJ stiff-shlrte- d In the course, Commissioner Bolan sees double advantage, "The value of the study of English as a mental discipline and training In the use of words increases perception, strengthens judgment and refines taste," he said. "The benefits of this course will be reflected not only within the department but also In our contacts with the general public." . emnlmisiro out that i nD liquid sklmmllk Is worth m a pound of meat scran fi.h (. 1931. Bell Syndicate. J OVPF a TiorXnA u g . 1 'J t rates, he points Worn sheets which can no longer be turned and darned may be used to cover Ironing boards, and old blankets make good padding. Long strips of old linen sheets may be set aside as bandages tightly rolled up, fastened with a safety pin, and Inclosed In blue paper until they may be required. sloner Bolan ordered the course established. W conl more of the protein annual production of 60 to w ;icu. cut If both protein sunolement ... . tlOD Should attain . i , . H eggs a year In the . These figures are those It ter, professor of poultry hM the Ohio State univeraitT based upon eiperimenti mi. iuier noias. There a n ration for all condition.. of rations and systems of fee& White rings and spots made by hot dishes on tables can be removed by wetting with camphor and polishing with a good furniture polish on a soft cloth. Rub until dry. grinder. Season, mix with eggs slight ly beaten and form into small balls. Dip In fine crumbs, egg, and crumbs again and fry in deep fat o. ... When eraln But when he's chased or scared at all He'll bounce away just like a ball, And jump so fast and far and high That he will almost 6eem to fly. A handful of salt in the water when washing spinach will cause sand to sink to the bottom. f ratio flock without He's only found away out West, And likes the cactus desert best. His sandy bed is called a "form" And there he'll doze when days are warm. or cold beverages, make nice afternoon refreshments. ' OF Poultry Flock Will Do J uu vaneiyofFe Like all the other kinds of rabbits He has long ears and funny habits: He sits down when be starts to hop, And stands up when he wants to stop! sandwiches, cut in CREAM cheese and served with hot shapes mln-utet- cooked. looked It seems as if he's made all wrong, With front legs short and hind legs long. l. The Magician fry-ing- s. mrr seen a bunny very, very funny! I'M sure you'vesonever Bo-Ia- n, cooked by this method. Cither ments beside croquettes and bacon may be cooked in deep fat liver, cut In cubes, will be crisp and k tender If cooked this way a few Lobster and shrimp if dipped In a batter will remain tender. I do not care for chops or cutlets fried In deep fat unless they have been steamed first You probably have been offered, as I have, underdone breaded veal cutlets or pork chops at some time. la selecting deep fat for frying, be sure that It has a neutral flavor. One of the cooking oils or one of the uDMt aMa fata f an 'hp nap1 m wpll as lard. As they have a higher smoking point than lard, some persons prefer them. Others prefer to stick to the old friend lard for frying as well as for other purposes. Whatever fat Is used must be clean and free from residue of previous If fat is strained through a cheese 6loth after each using, it may be used many times. There are various tests for the temperature of fat while frying. A frying thermometer which registers up to 600 degrees Is, ot course, the most accurate, but expe rience will show the cook how to test hv riinnn!nir nnhaa nf hrpnri into thp tat to brown in a .varying number of .seconds according to the food to be JACKRABBIT ANTELOPE At first. It seemed funny. Policemen learning to eliminate The Bronnlx." "Brookalyn," "Thold avenue," '"jernt," and "verce" from their vocabularies. Ordinary coppers learning to distinguish between shall an 1 will and who and whom. A visit to tbe police academy, a red brick building that faces headquarters, brought a different reaction. The ; nearly 600 guardians of the law enrolled In the English class are In earnest They spend two hours of their own time la the class room each week. The classes, divided Into four sessions, are at night The students come In from walking beats, doing traffic duty, guarding pay rolls and all tbe other tasks of police work. They doff their blue coats and put on blue smocks. They lay their clubs away and pick up pencils. It's all voluntary. If thty dont want to enroll, that's that If they do sign up, they are expected to work hard. They do. That's on the word of Prof. Theodore Goodman, of the College of tbe City of New York, who Is supervising the course. French Fried Onions. cup flour Vt teaspoon salt cup water 2 tablespoons oil 1 egg white 10 or 12 large onions 1 Woe to the Cook Who Trusts Solely to Color. AMERICAN ANIMALS Lights of New York .Mrs. Franklin I). Roosevelt, carr.viu on her expressed plan to help the "forgotten man." milking a thorou- "-i spection of t lie s'te in West Virginia w ere work Is being done for housing families of more than "no n.in The e 1,000-acrlocation rovers a of the gi iiim-ii- i s iiuiuv'iumi prujeci lor reii.'itiilitation of poverty-strickecoal miners. i ' XL |