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Show ?sl jjjjlOJfOU Iowa's Eggs Arc Not Confined to One Basket E 11 n- - ';,re chc tj 1 hnj "ri ' . 1, , l,r- Ouee times the gross r 1 i, ' seen Ito-- irv -- ii- 11 f- cli-mit- uction to the lr ;-:- 7, a e - - ' IT ft';- - fact that producers a rma vinegar TTg the j state. located in the e Iowa as Trailing gales of the nation, on CUEEP! CHEEP! The feeble which these baby chicks emit is not representative of the egg output of Iowa, which ranks as the egg basket of America. This picture, submitted by S. W. Lock of Mason City, Iowa, won honorable mention in the Greater Iowa photographic contest sponsored by Iowa Development commission at the state fair. sound Paslor Preaches Sermon Without Saying a Word 1515 Kfl.OOO ecause mton- - OX) Old-Time- rs 1902 iam A. Worth, 70, of Petersburg, and his sister, Eunice, 69, are making a vacation tour of the New of t, signals. Johnson admits the method has its drawbacks. When his congrega tion sings hymns, you cant hear them. You have to be content with seeing what they mean, he explains. In some respects, Johnson feels, his mute congregation has it all over their brethren who can hear and talk. Using hand signals, Johnson says, he has three different ways to say Praise the Lord and three more ways to say lujah. York, 1.000-mi- East. coats. Their Oldsmobile, however, is in ancient 1902 model. It has inly one cylinder, a lever for steering, and is devoid of top, or lides windshield. Opera-io- n figures, total a costs, Worth lent a miie. Worth set out from here, picking up his New his home sister in York. SHOWS SCIENCE IN FLIGHT SHOT STRING Hunters know that they release not Just ane projectile, but column of many Uny shot pellets when they a fire a shotgun. With the aid of science, they can now see what a shot column or what is commonly known as a shot string looks like in flight A high speed movie camera, making 3,350 pictures a second, photographs the pellets as they strike a sheet of lead foil at 40 yards from the gun muzzle I Each pellet perforates the foil, a photographed as pm point of . - L8k- - - - -- 2 At 40 yards, 135 of the - 'fX yffi 174 pellets in load of 12- - 1 Wi ounce gauge Super-X- , No 4 shot land in the 30 inch circle y u 3 BaUisticians at tnetnod of reconstructing a shot the individual frames from the who developed the string, next enlarge each motion picture (nght) and each pellet into its proper place. The complete reconstruction (below) shows a concen-tatio- n of shot pellets in an effective short shot string Approximately 80 per cent of the pellets are included in the first 6 feet of the string of Planet H m twt from U fire! pdlrt 1 12 lO 11 Feet Length to Include leading of pellets (6 3 feet) 80 Shortest length to tndude of pellets (5 6 feet) 80 Shortest length to include of pellets (7 4 feet) 90 Sidewalk Cattlemen Get Boot Privileges SWEETWATER, niomv,Pnvileges W oct t8 Texas delation. TEX, are Unique enjoyed by newly-organiz- Sidewalk ed Cattlemens ownfes. tle association allow the at least two head of cattle .r hearf6af 150013 the owner of three caltle may stuff the right le? h5s Pants in the top of his boot3R tlle 0WTler of four head Cav stuff both pants legs in his to - of six head boots, and the owner may wear spurs. of the rules reAny infraction violator buy drinks quires that the within disfor everybody tance. yelling The club, it is explained by its to is organizer, Ocie Hunt, all designed over the members acquaint United States and in some foreign countries with the west Texas style of humor. nt Makt Forfieti Coin Since 1874, the, mints of the United Stales have been mak.ng coins at cost for foreign govern- ments, whose combined orders ut San Francisco isnt far Both Los Angeles and San Francisco are also sport-keeand s to a high degree. They are far beyond at least 10 Big sport-consciou- (See recipes below.) 55T.OOO to d.7 f Pastry Makes a Delightful Dessert poultry the basis of MACON, GA. One minister who I figures, are: Minnesota with that he preaches his ser- admits $107,-I 557,000.000 eggs produced, f mons without saying a word is the gross income; Texas, 3,309,-- J Rev. M. Johnston, James $94,084,000 eggs produced, assistant pastor of the 2,890,000,-- I poss income; Missouri, church here. eggs produced, $78,474,000 gross square Gospel He has accrne; Ohio, 2,781,000,000 inaugurated special serveggs ices for the deaf and dumb memJ produced, $88,306,000 gross income; Dims, 2,757,000,000 eggs produced, bers of the congregation, delivering I $76, 916, 000 gross income, and Penn-- i regular Sunday sermons entirely srlvama. 2.491,000,000 eggs pro-- J through the standard hand signal duced, $93,526,000 income. alphabet. gross The plan started one Sunday when Johnson noticed several deaf I Tour East and dumb people in the congrega In tion listening to the pastor preach. Car Wheezing But they werent hearing a word. In VA. PETERSBURG, Johnson stood beside the pastor, their merry Oldsmobile, Willtranslating the sermon into hand top game in liadenn, 100,000. icvelcpn-ent- .j Bowl away. laterested in t-- ' A4 ' - s be c.-- 1.1,000 The Washington IJioh'gifal Survey ha (hanged the wording of Ihe metal hands Used to ring bird released in t onnei tion with If researcl.es into American bird life. It now read: Notify Fish and Wild Life Services, Washing ton, D. C. The old ir.siT.pt am was the abWash. Ihol. Swrv. breviated: and the thange was made after an Alterta farmer aent in a tom-plaito tv,e U. S. government. Dear Sir, lie wrote, I shot one of your pet crows the other day and followrd instruction attached to it. I was! ed it and biled it and aurvrJ it. It was terrible. You should .top trying to fool the people with thmgs iike this. and on the same at times have exceeded the volnfteriuxin. over 65.-0- ume of domestic requiien cuts, were at the j For example, during January, Santa Anita race 1947, our mint produced 190,414,-40- 0 track. Given any com, 60 per cent of which sort of competition were for other countries. in football, Los An-ofrom 60.000 to are exporting superior poultry and egg products. Iowa has en Egg production in then a considerable industrial . Produce plants were more than i .1r..:ed in the state f Up oj years ago. With development of them bt ) odd storage houses came mtroduc-- 1 a b."4 of refrgerator cars which de 1 iheg t er eggs m good condition to cold s consum ta j .crage housesIowain variousmore ra.er. eggs ships g centers to Boston, Chicago, Phila- I on ve the four :pma and New York, fe: peat egg markets of the country, bo ta; saa any other state, e sa; j Manv f bnvas eggs are reduced I to liquid form, egg breaking plants ps tea meat it Uvj.g been established in 48 locali- tes. Fourteen dried egg plants also e sports. atIvea neat by feed prodas well as and enormous e ' beyond New York anil Chicago On a general average, it outdraws both at racing and football, to name two le.ui-in- g destined to jhr state appears states In produe-(wl,jd alt other of thi protein food for to come, the develojunr tear pment commission maintains, pointing to Iowas proper bta. Ill" t- ver ' - V i b ) - - .01 .el ;1' U I I'M, n -- v I - E t. Ira. fcMa :- which figures 'INHERE Is a certain change due in the aetup of baseballs two major loops. No sane person ho knovis sport can deny that Los Angeles and San Francisco are far better spurting centers than most of the major league cities, now t'ccupying the Standing of the Clul s Los Angeles in many stays is well fyJjpn $ citrus fruit (lem-s-,e fum ,.n.l grapefruit) pro-eror e.ir in Texas. 7 per cent of the .i I1 r consumption of eggs, n lo, J hr 4 riri: tat Z.! Cl U Cl ' ""T." ' if) n&yssa&LB "Americas egg basket because it ranks first In Iowa earned $119,105,000 from this product ear v.i- -t ''Ufi, Jl f ofTtuu t "Ul ..'-l- oop. Kneun n Thrill ' WNU futures. If all the eges laid in Iowa In one year "sunny side up and stitched together into a giant quilt, they would blanket an area eight times the size MOINES, IOWA. nrs OlliAiuuia XSlccd. Pastry Tricks LYNN CHAMBERS Now that cooler weather has come, we can all indulge in a few of the richer des- serts that weve been avoiding during hot, swelweather. tering Since you its Green Peppers Stuffed With Meat Buttered Rice Asparagus Vinaigrette Grape and Melon Salad Muffins Cottage Cheese Apple Pie Recipe given. cooler wont mind using the oven if baking the pie is required, and you wont mind taking the extra time for their preparation. There was a time when we thought of pie as something with a crust made of shortening, flour and water, but now there are many new crumb crusts from which to choose and sometimes these are even better with certain types of Killings. If you want a real taste delight, experiment with new crusts, novel fillings, and gather yourself a new and delicious collection of pastries from which to choose desserts. We all grow tired of eating the same things day in, day out, and theres so much new in the way of foods, it's just not a smart homemaker who doesnt find different touches to add to her menus. Since fall is on the way, youll be using pumpkin quite often. Here are two excellent variations of the old fashioned pumpkin pie, both of w'hich are guaranteed to make a hit with the family. Orange Pumpkin Pie MENU chill. Lemon Chiffon Pie (Nine Inch) envelope plain unfiavored gelatine M cup cold 4 fggs 1 V4 water cup white corn syrup cup lemon juice teaspoon salt teaspoon grated lemon rind Soften gelatine in cold water. Beat egg yolks, add corn syrup, lemon juice and Vs 1 salt. Cook in custard double boiler until of consistency, stirring constantly. Add softened gelatine and stir until dissolved. Add grated lemon rind. Cool, and when mixture begins to thicken, fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Turn into baked pie shell or crumb crust and chill. Honey Crumb Pie Shell (Nine Inch) 3 cups rice cereal 1 teaspoon ginger 2 tablespoons honey 1 teaspoon cinnamon lA cup melted butter or li cup boiling water margarine Vs cup brown sugar Crush rice cereal into fine Vs teaspoon salt crumbs. Add honey and butter; mix 2 eggs well. Press evenly and firmly VA cups pumpkin around sides and bottom of pie pan. 1 cup evaporated milk (scalded) Bake in slow oven (325 degrees) 3 tablespoons orange juice about 10 minutes. Cool before addMake a smooth paste of the ing filling. spices and water, Cottage Cheese Apple Pie sugar, salt, and (Nine Inch) beaten eggs to 1V4 cups apples, sliced thin the pumpkin. 14 cup sugar Stir to blend H teaspoon cinnamon then thoroughly, Vk teaspoon nutmeg milk. hot add Pastry Add orange juice Vs cup sugar and pour immeV teaspoon salt into an diately 2 eggs, slightly beaten unbaked pie Vs cup cream and V cup milk, shell. Bake in a scalded together hot oven (425 degrees) 15 minutes, 1 teaspoon vanilla then reduce to a slow oven (300 de1 cup cottage cheese grees) and bake until filling is just Combine apples, sugar and spices. set. Pour into pastry lined pie tin. Bake Pumpkin Chiffon Pie in a hot oven (425 degrees F.) 15 With Gingersnap Crust minutes. Meanwhile add sugar and (Nine Inch) salt to eggs, combine with hot milk 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten and cream. Add vanilla and cottage 1 cup sugar cheese. Pour over apple mixture. VA cups pumpkin Continue baking in a moderate oven 54 cup milk (325 to 350 degrees F.) 40 minutes, 14 teaspoon cinnamon or until mixture sets and is a deliVi teaspoon salt cate brown. 14 teaspoon ginger Date Cream Pie 14 teaspoon nutmeg (Nine Inch) 1 tablespoon gelatia Vt cup sugar 4 cup cold water 4 cup cornstarch 3 egg whites 1 teaspoon salt Whipped cream 2 cups thick soar cream Combine egg yolks, Vs cup sugar, 2 eggs, slightly beaten 2 cups dates, pumpkin, milk, and spices. Cook in quartered double boiler until thick. Soak gela!4 cup pecan meats, chopped 5 td tin in water minutes, add 1 teaspoon lemon pumpjuice kin mixture. Mix and cool. When baked pie shell thick aud remaining sugar and fold Whipped cream in stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour in Combine sugar, cornstarch and pie shell and serve with whipped salt. Add cream. Cook in double cream. boiler, stirring constantly, until Crust thickened. Add eggs, then dates and 114 cups gingersnap or graham pecan meats, stir well, cool. Add cracker crumbs lemon juice, pour into pie shelL H cup butter (scant) Cool. Top with whipped cream. ii cup confectioners' sugar Released by Western Newspaper Unien. oven-poppe- DEPARTMENT League centers. For that matter, Baltimore is also a much better spot than many teams now AUTOS. TRUCKS L ACCESS. big-leag- ue listed. When you look over sttendaneo records at Browns psrk In St. Louis, ranging from 400 to 1,100, you get the answer. The shift has to come at an early date, a fart whirh a number of e sleepy or big league magnates will have to swallow, no matter how little they like the medicine. There has been a big change in major league baseball which can have some interesting developments. A few years ago only the winner in a big city could pass the 0.1. TfttTK PARTS one million attendance mark in one xi Transfer Cdin, n! a aura . abaft to You a had or have etc. M.ll order promptly handled year. motors, winner, S. State IT SAIF CO., H Salt at least a good ball club, to make I.alt ity. Hah. any money. Today, cellar champions or cellar challengers can pass BUSINESS L INVEST. OPPOR. the one million roundup. Owners no CO INRi;8INMS for yourself. Complete longer need good ball clubs to have know Cone equipment with supplies big years. This easily can lead to a Teas. big letdown in the way of anv financial incentive. INSTRUCTION ATTN. SCHOOLS: Tsarh them to earn half-awak- all ingredients. Combine Pat firmly into pan, chill for several hours. Fill with above filling and 1 CLASSIFIED d LYNN SAYS: Simple Foods Are Easy To Dress Dp Try some sliced, sauteed mushrooms with your pot roast if you want something akin to steak. To steam means cooking in Tuna fish, salmon, meat and egg steam or in boiling water. salads go further and look prettier To parboil means to cook food if combined with d eggs, partially in one way. Potatoes may chopped, macaroni, leftover peas, finish to then boiled and be cooking celery and green pepper. by baking, for example. Serve leftover sliced cold tongue Seasoned and cooked macaroni with chili sauce on lettuce for a may be mixed with slivers of left- warm night or Sunday snack. Some over frankfurters and mixed to- will eat this as a salad while others gether with a cream sauce and prefer to make a sandwich out of it on rye bread. served as a luncheon dish. hard-cooke- C dl Sectional Strength Football began in the East, where, for more than 30 years, Yale, Harvard, Princeton and Pennsylvania had most of the and the strongest teams. The first strong outside challenge came from fast and powerful Wolverines around 1901. But, even then the East was well in the lead, when you look back to the days of Tom Shevlin, Gordon Brown and big Jim Hogan of Yale, DeWitt of Princeton, Graydon of Harvard and many others who wore the Orange and Black or the Red and Blue. From 1901 through 1904, Michigan was the national leader. Twenty years ago, the tide turned westward as Stanford, Southern California and California came along with such able coaches as Pop Warner, Howard Jones and Andy Smith. These were great days on the Pacific slope, where such teams as Ohio State, Pittsburgh, Army and others were badly manhandled by western speed and IIurry-Up-Yos- ts power. In the last few years, there has been another shift. The two strongest football sections in the country today are the Midwest and the South. The argument between these two sections, in the last few years, has developed more smoke than a burning oil well, with a considerable amount of flame attached. The leader in the Midwestern uprising was Notre Dame, with Knute Rockne leading the charge. But Notre Dame has since been joined by Michigan, Ohio State, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin and who have shown solid others hile they learn. Popcorn mat bine made for school, complete for only especially S13 For drt tils send this ad to HLFVINS rOPCOKN COMPANY, NashtJII. Team. LIVESTOCK FASTER by tlmii1sttn their appetites with Dr. LeGeur a Hog Al&o an ideal tome for brood aowa and pigs. 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How would the 10 best teams from the South finish against the Big Nine, plus Notre Dame? For reasons of their own, these two rival football sectors leave out the East, the Far West and the Southwest, in the matter of general team strength. South Caught Up Fast After a slow start, the South first derived its upward move from such coaches as Dan McGugin, Wallace Bernie Bierman, Frank Wade, Thomas, Jack Heisman and Bill Alexander. Later Bob Neyland came along to add new coaching strength; also Carl Snavely and a few others. Once under way, the South moved in a hurry to take its place around the front row, long after the Midwest had moved up. What chance would the 10 best teams from Dixie have against the Big Nine and Notre Dame? Notre Dame would give the Midwest a rousing breakaway from the bar- rier. But the South has a stout argument to offer. 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