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4 stirir s parelcy
t bey leaf
t,el1leetteaolie frost
te,i,spo n pepper
.2 f0,etipoott tutttiosodiattn
=:IFItsaMet r
14 small oulinie, peeled.
2 lerf,e carrots. d^tat tat w'."
pieces
"4: teaspoon rosentaey
leap cup ..flour
tap water
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minuterr :Air hi lemon juice.
Preplu.e 4)lu cook Potato
Dumplinee rtes directed below.
Duet before serving, sprinkle
with chopped parsley. Makes 4
to 6.servings.
POTATO DUMPLINGS
Silt 1 cup sifted all-purpose
flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder,
i% teaspoons salt, and 1/4 teas -
won ginger together into a boa.-:
Add 1 cup cold mashed potatoes,
1 tablespoon melted butter or
margarine, 2 eggs, slightly beat-
en, and 1 tablespoon milk and
'nix well. Drop by rounded
Ittsblespoenfuis onto simmering
view. Cover, tightly and steam
for about 12 minutes. Makes 6
dumplings.
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BRUNSWICK STEW
11 4- to 5 -pound stewing
chicken
11. 2 -pound rabbit
2 eups 'water
Salt and pepper to taste
teaspoon monosodium
glutamate
2 medium onions, sliced
4 medium potatoes, sliced
1 No. 2 can (21/a cups) ..
-tomatoes
1 eups frozen: or canned
whole -kernel corn
1% cups frozen or canned
lima beans
2 teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce
Cut chicken and rabbit in serv-
ing pieces and wipe with a damp
aeloth. Put chicken in a large,
'Navy sauce pot. Add next 4 in-
gredients. Cover; simmer about
kilo hours. Add rabbit and cook
SO minutes longer.
Add onions, potatoes, and to-
matoes. Cook 15 to 20 minutes
Mager or until. potatoes are al-
most done. Add corn, lima beans,
and Worcestershire sauce. Cook
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d°lttckrta
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cup dein'
11 ; to aepo'on eat;
.4 teaspoon pepper
8.a ,tip butter or r:tatetatine
2 tablespoons, chopped anion
3'4' t^let\ e garde. mineed
1' y d upi water
a : tee acpn'ott t stili powder
1: tea.sl)ixu) ginger
1, teaspoon turr;' powder
to tipoen monosodium
glutamate
.3 n4t-diumh carrots.. rut ixt
1" pierces
el large mushrooms
2 small onions... peeled
1 cul' cooked peas
to 4 cups hot cooked rice
i, dot ti::t"e n itt ss "'S p'..e es
anti wipe with a damp .p 1 4
Mi\ resien sale ait.d pepper to.
getee1 sprinkle t.e e \ e tee en.
eteatitl \ t is s'l'ate butter in a
large, heavy sata)re pot. Add on-
ion a41d gar11tr and *mete ;anti
tender, :about d minutee. Add
eldi ke n and brown •'c1\1'ly, or. a'_i
sides, Stir in water. Cover tight-
ly and s it:in t r about 21ii ho. es..
.or until 'chit ken begins to seen
tender..
Cor .C' :ext 4 More-die:11$ ir.
a sreall beeed. bend in 14 Cup
_7e chokes. Then
s. e .....'4ke`'n mixture. Add
cane _ ^` .,- oo and onions.
,_., utea :'r,ge. d1:
:en and vegetables are
te_.ae. _:\'e minutes before
eteickett is dc' e add peas.
.Serve stew with het rice.
Makes 6 to .3 servings.
8 14 s
VEAL STEW
pounds boned veal shoulder
cup flour
Salt and pepper to taste
2 tablespoons fat
2 cups water
6 dried prunes
6 dried apricots
1 tablespoon sugar
1; cup orange juice
1 tablespoon vinegar
1.4 teaspoon cloves
Wipe meat with a damp cloth
and cut in 1" cubes. Combine
flour, salt, pepper; sprinkle over
veal.
Heat fat in a large, heavy
sauce pot and brown meat slow-
ly on all sides. Add water. Then
cover tightly and simmer about
1 hour'.
Add prunes, apricots, sugar, or-
ange juice, vinegar, and cloves.
Simmer 1 hour longer, or until
tender.
Pour into a warm, shallow
serving dish and serve with hot
buttered noodles, if desired.
Makes 4 to 6 servings.
sc o e
QUICK PORK STEW
I% pounds pork shoulder
2 tablespoons fat or pork -fat
drippings
1 teaspoon salt
1.4 cup soy sauce
See teaspoon monosodium
glutamate
1% cups water
3 median onions, sliced
11
Christine Has Changed Outlook on Life --Christine Jorgensen, who
served as an Army private when she was a man, has returned to
the United States from a two-year stay in Denmark, where a
series of operations changedher sex. Pictures below mirror the
attractive blonde's reactions to reporters' questions upon her
recent arrival from Europe.
' I'm anxious to lead the life any Marriage? "Perhaps one day
normal women wants to fead," the right person will come
along."
I'm happy to be home. Whot to photographers, "Come on,
woman wouldn't be?" hurry up, let's go."
K7�1 O AND
VRO t��.y
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they Y1ri i entew
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cups celery, cut ill
piete:s
11: cups canted beam .spro 5
drained
3 cups •rarr.o't's., et:t in aim
strip_
3 cups hot z+.naked spittaah
W -sienne,
a cte. Hest:
a :.:z..e. heave sante pc
brown. c e t `; .attl sielese
Add rest. 4ingectiterne,
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able_ are s: ter .;e:-. Four into
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garnish wieltc d', ttIee.• spartaeli.
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:COMBINATION STE'1;
pound fresh pork shoulder
1 pound stewing beef--eleurk,
heed of round, or neck
Se cup, flour
1. teaspoon salla
1 teaspoon pepper
3 tablespoons fiat or pork -fat
drippings
2 cups water
teaspoon rtlonasodient
glutamate
1 cup- canned tomatoes
6 carrots
6 small potatoes
12 small onions
1 cup cocked peas
recipe plain pastes
Wipe pork and beef with a
damp cloth and cut in 11e" cubes.
Mix flour, salt, and pepper to-
gether and sprinkle over meat,
coating well,
Heat fat in a large, heavy- sauce
pot and brown meat slowly on all
sides. Then add water and mono-
sodium glutamate. Cover tightly
and simmer 14, hours.
Add tomatoes, carrots, potatoes,
and onions. Simmer 35 to 40
minutes longer, or until veget-
. ables are tender. Pour into a 2 -
quart casserole; add peas.
Set oven for very hot, 450°F.
Prepare pastry and roll out.
(Cut a gash in pastry to let steam
escape.) Place over stew and
crimp edges carefully. Bake 15
to 20 minutes, or until crust is
lightly browned. Makes 6 to 8
servings.
P.S, If a thickened gravy is de-
sired, drain pan gravy from meat
and vegetables before putting
them into the casserole and thick-
en separately.
ROSEMARY VEAL STEW
2 pounds veal rump or
shoulder
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon lepton juice
1 teaspoon chopped onion
?� teaspoon oregano
i'a teaspoon nhonosotlhlm
glutamate
3 cups water
r z teaspoon rosemary
3 carrots, cut in quarters
% pound.mushrooxns, sliced
cup cited Celery
Wipe neat with a damp cloth
and cut in 2" cubes. Put meat
and next 6 ingredients in a large,
heavy sauce pot. Cover tightly
and simmer about 40 minutes.
Add rosemary, carrots, mush-
rooms, and celery. Simmer 20 to
25 minutes longer, or until veg-
etables are tender. Pan gravy
may be thickened, if desired, or
used as is. Place on a warm plat-
ter. Makes 6 servings.
Gong Advice if Yei
Suffer with Files
When sour alien itch and barn so you
rant eft, walk or stand trlthemt rousinni
diseomfnrt you should 080 i,en"INot, the
relief that thouaatuls have found NO seal
rind NO rp4Irk. See how fast 4.41418)nt
takes out the tire, relieves Itrhlus and
soothes poen. Why in Jost no thus 02 8411
You forget about soar ;AIM. tine tato'
ptlent)011 MOON hours of rpmfart. Onn't
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110N, ones. titf0 at tree brill Stores/.
H:andi.e With Care
ate atette.
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~tdttea.:se s.y ;ad:o-
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S" ':'1 Itielveyeier keeps its co-
're's' -) latteeataey pool of
c: \\:ate„ \•loch
sentes the emite puepoee as a
'' e:4''. This peeneular171aiss
came !Sett -el the Sreeok-
• e� \ ;i ar:od Lotto atory on
L oon. island. N.Y. It took 237
t :lie 'e four-:7det::` days to change
aaterel aed5by into the istope
.t .moral's cobalt -6a hos an ar-
.;.\:ty of 4,500 curies. which
tneetes that as a source of htdia-
tten it is the equivalent of 4,500
grams v:lhnety-nine pounds) of
xs.-d.iunt. The radiation emitted
'could be partly duplicated only
by radd•iunh Worth $60,000.000.
At one end of the pool in
which the cobalt -60 is kept is a
roots 6 by 6 by 7 feet. To enter
the room a scientist has to use a
hatchway with metal rungs and
open a 600 -pound Lead door..
At Brookhaven. Stanford's five
pieces of cobalt -60, weighing ten
pounds each, were telescoped to-
gether and placed in a two -ton
lead container which was locked
in a motor van. It took twelve
days for the van to travel 3,000
rrdles across the continent to the
university.
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In The Nude
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t 011':6 ..`t 5 4:1:.415 .vu4.ttoesa yew;
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to foot t0 pt'dltd`4't her from alta`
evil eye. To - day orates in
pea xe:, It:1 \, and Bulgaria wear
veils of finest tate', beautifully
dere ted, that hang from their
bead -wreaths to the knees. These,
it is re p or t ed, are generally
heirlooms handed down through
the years.
We believe it uuhtrlay for bride
and groom to meet before the
'ceremony. Basted on age-old tra-
ditions of taboo, this is earrit'd
touch farther in other ed\untries.
The Indian pair are married s ep-
artltedy, she in her home and he
in his.
Later they come together, and
the bride is escorted to her hus-
band's house while male guests
lire arrows into the air to drive
away evil spirits. 'then both par-
ties settle down to feasting for
several days,
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