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Show Thursday, July 26, 1928 - THE BINGHAM BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH I ULTRA-VIOLE- T RAYS OF SUNLIGHT HELP CTTT 1 -:L J i I Children Playing In Their Sun Suits. (Prcpartd by lh Dnltwl StatM Department . of AKricultura.1 Children seek sunshiny places to play in almost as Instinctively as kit-tens look for warm pleasant spots where the sun's rays help thera to drowse contentedly. Both . children and other young growing things need the nnobBtructed ultra-viol- rays of sunlight to keep thera well und help them develop normally. Children, however, must be specially dressed for sun bnths, In mich a wny thnt the largest possible area of skin surface may be readied by the beneficial rays. The little sun suits shown In the pic-ture have been designed by the bu-reau of home economics of the United States Department of Agriculture to meet this requirement Cool, thin print Is used In one case, with very short, loose legs and comfortable shoulder straps which are broad enough to prevent slipping down. Legs, arnihoUs,- - and ,neck ' pre. IJnUhed with a flat binding, this garment' is cut from a romper pattern having a fold In the crotch. It is roomy and loose all over, with specially , good length from neck to crotch. A match-ing lint or short-backe- d sun bonnet could be made to protect the little girl's eyes from glare during the hot part of the day. The other little suit Is more boyish in cut, with short trunks or trousers of opaque white material buttoned to a waist of heavy net, reinforced by flat gtraps. This type of waist allows the ultra-viol- rays to reach even more of a child's skin than the print-ed fabrics. 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' , Although Texas . statutes pro-- vide a maximum penalty of only five years' Imprisonment for (S chicken stealing, " Judge Camp, s S ordered the dog locked up for " $ ,,fe" . i MAN IN BOA SEES - SHARK FIGHT WHALE Describes Thrilling Encounter Off British Colombia. . Winnipeg. A thrilling battle be-tween a big black whale and a giant H fox shark was witnessed near Pender Harbor, B. C, by Horace Williamson, a rancher. The result of the contest could not be ascertained, as the com-batants battled their way out of sight, while both appeared to be prepared for a long fight. Williamson noticed white wuter ahead 'while navigating his gas boat toward Garrow Point. Knowing that there were no rocks In that vicinity, the spectacle aroused his curiosity and he steered for It. As be got nearer he saw the back of a whale rise from the surface un-til four and a half feet were exposed. Just as he started to resume his jour-ney he noticed the square Java of a fox shark break water neor the whale. Then the fight began. The shark, ap-parently six feet broad at the shoul-ders, had arched out of the water over the back of the whale, slashing at the massive creature with bis tall. Seven times it repeated the attack within 300 feet of the spot where Williamson aat in his small boat "I have seen wolf fish, sharks, and whales In British Columbia waters many times and I could not have been deceived," said Williamson, after re-lating his experience. "The shark must have been nearly forty feet long, tapering to thin tail from its massive shoulders. The fight was something which I have never seen before and probably I shall never see again." CLUB GIRLS LIKE ORDERLY CLOSETS Old Broomstick Used to Hold Clothes Hangers. (Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture. ) The girl in the illustration Is a mem-ber of one of the 4 H clubs in room improvement directed by the United States Department of Agriculture and the various agricultural colleges. She has made certain changes in her room at the suggestion of the dub agent In-cluding the rearrangement of her clothes closet Freshly painted wood-work and furniture, a revarnlshed floor, and new covers for her bed and other pieces of furniture were also a part of the improvement she effected. In the closet, which she wanted to make orderly and attractive, she put a lengthwise pole made of an old broomstick, and provided as many clothes bangers as she needed, to economize space and keep he"r gar-ments fresh and unwrlnkled. Having the closet arranged so that It was Just as easy to put things away Making the Closet Orderly. as to throw them on the bed or a chair, was a direct help in curing this girl of some untidy habits she had de-veloped. Many mothers have doubt-less fround tt difficult to train their laughters to be neat at borne, and per-haps the reason to a lack of suitable ways of keeping order. During the warm months when there are several dresses In the wash for each girl or woman in the family, and a great many for the little tots who wear cotton rompers or bloomer dresses entirely, It is a good plan to keep a supply of bangers downstairs near the Ironing board. As each gar-ment is pressed It can be hung on a banger and placed on a line or a clothes horse until It Is dry and well aired. Orange Sherbet Always Refreshing in Summer Ices and sherbets made of fresh fruit juice are always refreshing in hot weather. If egg white is beaten Into the mixture after It has been partly frozen the mixture la more fluffy and creamy In textnre and to many people less bitlngly cold than a plain Ice. These fresh fruit des serta have the merit of contribut-ing to the day's supply of vltamines. This recipe for orange sherbet Is from the bureau of home economics: IU caps orang-- s cup aua-a-r Juice t,i teaepoon lalt cup lemon Juice I est white Strain the fruit juices, add the sugar and salt and stir until the sugar is dissolved. Freeze with a mixture of 1 part of salt to 4 to 0 parts of Ice. Turn the crank slowly until the mixture is partly frozen, then quickly add the beaten white of egg, anu continue to turn the crank until the ice Is firm. Remove the dasher, press the contents solidly Into the can, cover with waxed paper and replace the top on the can. Pack with more ice and salt and allow to stand an hour or more to ripen before serving. Wife, With Black Eyes, Balks at Jail for Mate Detroit A wife has a right to ob-ject when a husband fails to turn over his entire pay to her, and the husband has no right to use physical violence when the wife falls to prepare his breakfast Judge Christopher E. Stein ruled. This decision was reached when Walter Rokosz, thirty-thre- was brought Into Recorder's court on nn assault and battery charge preferred by his wife. Mrs. Agnes Rokosz ap-peared In court with two black eyes which she suld her husband had In-flicted. According to the testimony, the hus-band failed to give his wife his entire pay, and an argument followed. The next morning the wife failed to get up to prepare his breakfast and the ar-gument broke into a flglita After Judge Stein heard the testi-mony his comments were restricted to the sentence of $30 fine and costs, or sixty days in JalL Rokosz imme-diately was sent to serve the sixty duys "I don't want him to go to Jail,' the wife said. Judge Stein reconsidered, had the prisoner brought back from the bullpen, and changed the sentence to six months' probation. Curried Chicken With Coconut Quite Unusual Curries of all kinds have penetrated to the western world from India, and this unusual way of preparing chick-en is no exception. The recipe has been tested by the bureau of home economics and found excellent : I fowl weighing I tap. curry to 4 pounds I hi tap. salt 1 quart water Flour hi cup sliced onions Disjoint the fowl and simmer In the water to which 1 teaspoonful of salt, has been added. When the fowl Is tender, drain It and measure the liquid. For each cup- - of liquid, blend 2 tablespoonfuls of flour with 2 tahle-spoonfu-of fat removed from the top of the broth. Brown the onion In a small amount of the chicken fat, add the broth and the blended flour and fat and cook until thickened. Then add the curry and the remaining teaspoonful of salt Remove the skin from the back and legs of the fowl and add the meat to the sauce. Allow the meat to heat through but take care that It does not become broken while stirring. Serve the chicken with flaky boiled rice. Dog Hangs Self Trying to Escape From Cell Chicago. "Death following a chase of a Maltese cat up a tree," reads the sergeant's report accounting fur the disappearance of Boze from a cell in the Hyde Park police station. Boze, a fluffy Spitz, was given po-lice escort to the dog pen at the sta-tion after being found barking af the font of an elm at his crylne quarry high up on a branch. The cell already had three canine occupants. Boze was not an ordinary dog. His home faced one of the best avenues In the silk-stocki-district And now, to be locked up with common prowlers I Such company was too much for Boze. He high-hatte- d thera on the street, why not here? The leash quite long, Boze leaped to the window sill of the cell. From here he could watch the outside world moving. It looked Inviting. There was a clear coast He Jumped. But the leash, which kept him tied to a bar of the cell would not pive. Boze hung by the neck until dead. Blend of Greens Cooked Entirely Without WaUr Those who do not especially care for the flavor of kale or dandelion greens may find mope acceptable a blend of these greens with spinach. To censerve the mineral constituents and the vitamlnes ' for which these vegetables are Important In the diet these are cooked the shortest pos-sible time and entirely without wa-ter, with a small amount of butter or other fat to prevent burning. The directions for preparing them are giv-en by the bureau of home economics, United States Department of Agrlcul ture. Use equal quantities of spinach and kale and half as much dandelion greens. Cut or chop these Into short lengths and cook them for 3 minutes In a frying pan In which anoagh but-ter has been melted to season the greens and prevent their sticking to the pan. In general, about one table-spoonfi- 'i of ouiter should be allowed for each quart of greens. ''Dead" Man Back, Wants Estate From His Heirs Denver, Colo. Will McCarty, who disappeared from his Nebraska home II years ago and was believed dead, Is very much alive, according to i pe-tition filed in county court The petition requested his brother, Henry McCarty, who was appointed administrator of his estate February 2, 1928, he removed, and the property turned hack to the "dead" brother. The estate consists of several par eels of properly which would have gone to three sns of Will McCarty. Strawberry Shortcake Strawberry shortcake for breakfast, made with or without plain cream, makes a delicious variant of the ordi-nary diet With It should be served either a glass of milk or a dish of cottage cheese to make it a more com-plete meal. This Is an Ideal break-fast or lunch for children, as well as very satisfactory change for Sunday night supper. |