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Show "11 THEJURNAL Page OFF... FOR YOU! Prevent Insect Damage lot 0f talk about the advantages of making fooled. be Freedom frnment socialistic. Dont To Stored Wheat off, and heres proof: Sir, the American world's Yet J m .na TODAYS PAYS jjDOf.l 1 :3r Way-p- ays are only 116 0 fie population. V3 Thdlul of people produces almost of the world's . U mostly for its own enjoyment What other system tha-t- Jlts -- have more MORE 4 TELEPHONES BlltS MORE M UNFETTERED DlOS CHURCHES 0 MORE SCHOOLS fccto jo STATIONS MORE AND BETTER UTTER fOOD CLOTHING limitation of farm-store- d wheat before serious inseet damage develops will do more to prevent damage from insects than other measure, Dr. (ieorge any F. Knowlton, Extension Entomologist of the Utah State Agricultural College points out. Most wheat and other small grains, stored on the farm, should he fumigated within six weeks after it is placed in the bin, is the opinion of Dr. R. T. Cotton, IJ.S. Department of Agriculture Enwho has conducted tomologist, much research on control of stored food pests. It (Jets Them If properly applied, the fumigant will destroy insect infestations in the grain and will he retained by the wheat long enough to protect it from serious insect invasion until the "cool weather lowers the temperature of the grain levels where insects are relatively inactive for the wdnter. ,It is necessary to maintain a uniform distribution of an effective poisonous gas throughout the grain long enough to kill the insects and their immature stages within the kernels, to obtain successful fumigation of grain on the 1 farm. I More for Loose ones A common error is to assume that the amount of fumigant recommended for a tight steel bin will do the job for a loosely constructed wooden bin or grainary. Farm bins all vary greatly in size, shape and I PLACES Of AMUSEMENT SPEAKING A Grab-Ba- g of Recipes From Which You Can Choose soaked bran cereal By ALICE DENIIOFF OFFERED today is another of dough is formed. ISPAPERS and stir until Turn out on our popular recipe grab-bag- s. floured board or roll or pat to y Reach in and help yourself, for inch thickness. Cut with small Instance, to this prized recipe for cutter. Bake slowly on hot greased popped-u- p popovers. A reader griddle for 5 min. Turn biscuit whose popovers are deservedly over; bake on other side for 5 min. famous, offered us her recipe, the Yield: 16 biscuits (2Vi inches in secret of which is the use of an diameter). For a quick dessert that belles baking powder. To make to 8 popovers, sift together one c. flour, 2 tsp. allphosphate-type baking powder, Vz tsp. salt. Add 2 eggs and one c. milk. Beat hard with rotary egg beater for 2 min. Pour at once into very hot gem pans or heavy muffin tins. Bake 30 to 35 min., beginning with 450 F. oven and reducing to 350 F. as popovers rise and begin to brown. Hearty Breakfasts Now is the time for hearty breakfasts, which should include a ready or cooked cereal. If the family has balked at cereal, Just fool them and serve cereal as a biscuit ingredient. Soak 2 c. bran cereal in one c. whipping cream. Mix 13,4 c. flour, 4 tsp. baking powder and y2 tsp. salt. Add the 6 well-beat- en required and take every precaution to insure a successful fumigation. Underdosing is wasteful, because the stored-foo- d pests are not well controlled and the pests will again build up, whenever weather is tightness. The fumigator must use his best warm enough to permit insect judgment in estimating the dosage MORE 13 its hasty preparation, how about gingerbread from a prepared mix, served with a luscious chocolate sauce? For a quick sauce melt 2 squares chocolate over hot water; add Yz c. boiling water; stir until smooth. Stir in Vz c. evaporated milk. Combine l2 c. sugar, c. ya corn cinnatsp. light syrup, mon and 8 tsp. salt, add to chocolate mixture. Cook over hot water 12 to 15 min. Sauce is thin when hot, but thickens as it cools. A nice way to pick up a simple meal is to serve with it a pleasing fruit punch. Sort of gives it a festive air I For 6 servings, mix together 2 2 c. grapefruit Juice, 2 c. orange Juice, one c. loganberry Juice and V2 c. grapefruit tions. Chill thoroughly serving. Odd Fact In St. oseph, Mo., someone stole the cornerstone of the eld Jail, twelve inches square and three inches thick, from the sheriffs office. 'its HAVE MORE OF EVERYTHING THAN ANYBODY ELSE I that, when you hear tales of the marvels of a tic government . . . when people urge that our ivemment get that way by taking over the electric in- -, steel, railroads, medicine, and so on and on. Look the record. Americans Have More of Everything Than ybody Else. Freedom did it, and never forget that. 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