The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 23

ST. LOUIS STAR-TIMES THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1940. ST.LOUIS STAR-TIMES TWENTY-THREE Ham for a Crowd JOB SERVICE CHIEF LAUDS GRADUATES OF TRADE SCHOOLS almond extract. Stand, for about ten minutes, stirring several times. Chill, then add cream (do not whip the cream).

Freer In hand freezer, using three parts ice to one part salt Remove dasher, then pack for two hours In four parts Ice and one part salt. This will ripen the ice cream and give it a smoother peach pulp, hk cup (or more to taste) sugar. teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon lemon Juice, 1 cup heavy cream, well whipped; 1 cup evaporated milk. Sprinkle sugar over peach pulp and let tand ten minutes. Then add salt and lemon juice.

Stir and let stand five minutes. Combine gently the whipped cream and undiluted evaporated milk. Add to peach pulp mixture. Freeze in re frigerator tray until mushy. Remove from tray and scrape bottom and sides until smooth.

Return to tray and freeze for three hours more. For Band Freeser. Three cups fresh peach pulp, teaspoon salt. 14 cups sugar. teaspoon almond extract, 1 quart cream, tablespoous lemon juice.

Add salt to peach pulp. Sprinkle pulp with sugar, lemon juice and Two Recipes for Peach Ice Cream Peach Ice cream is rated as one of the best of all frozen desserts. Here are two recipes, one for the automatic refrigerator, one for the old-fashioned hand freezer. Far Refriferator Tray. One and one-half cuds fresh At Voar Ucigliborhaod TOt.l-BOV ST ODES II iV CK5v ran Mf irs ni ir irii rrz ni in s(ft-riW a Hadley and Ranken Stodents Eaiy to Place, Employment SoperrUor Says.

C. R. Kammerfr. supervLw of the St. Loula District.

Missouri State Employment Servir. told the fitar-Timea today that tery ty to Place graduates 0f Hadley Vocational School and th David Rankin, Jr, School of Mechanical Trades. He made thin comment in discu-in plana for an Important conference at the Noonday Club tomorrow to determine In what industries there now exists a shortage of skilled and semi-skilled labor and what shall be done to relieve this shortage to aid the national defense program. "I know any number of business and industrial men who anxiously await the graduation of men from these two schools so they may employ them." said Kammerer. M.

Reed Bass is director of the Ranken School, a private institution, and W. K. Begeman is principal of Hadley. a public school. The curricula at these schools Include such practical studies as: aerodynamics, automechanics.

drafting, electricity, general business, machine shop work, painting, printing, radio, sewing, sheet metal work, stenography, and woodworking. Tomorrow's conference was called by Arthur O. Drefs, chairman of the Metropolitan Committee on Preparedness for National Defease, a unit of the St. Louis Chamber rt Commerce. Kammerer Is among a large number of persons directly Interested in the city's labor supply who have been invited to attend.

There Is a very definite shorten of skilled and semi-skilled labor in St. Louis." said Kammerer. His office has an active employment file When you are planning to feed a crowd for the Fourth of July or any other gala occasion have ham for the meat of the meal. Nor need you cook it these hot days, when table-ready hams like the one pictured are available in our markets. Served cold or heated, this fine tender ham is easy to carve.

You'll want to cut the slices thick to enjoy more fully the superb tenderness of the ham. Here's your opportunity to take advantage of money-savins; food values for the coming week-ends Fourth of July trips and outings, picnics and vacations. Whatever your needs may be, you can depend on your neighborhood TOM-BOY STORE for quality foods at low prevailing prices. Come in and get your share of these food bargains. Prices Good Jung 27 to July 6 i 11 nnnr SNOWBALL COOKIES Snowball Cookies are easy as can be to make but it does take a bit of time to roll the bite-size balls.

NEXT WEEK'S HEALTH MENUS TRUCK MONOPOLY CASE DEMURRERS OVERRULED HERE An Extra VP arshmalloDS Epck3n. The big favorite of young and old alike. Take along several packages at this special low economy price. Really delicious. Defendants Claimed Indictment Was Insufficient to Constitute Trust Offense.

A Stuffed beets make a colorful summertime salad as described in the McCoy Health Service Menu for next week: SUNDAY. Breakfast Whole wheat muffins with butter, coddled eggs, stewed prunes. Lunch Stuffed beet salad, cooked baby lima beans, summer squash. Dinner Rabbit or baked ham, asparagus, lettuce and cucumber salad, small green beans, custard. a.

IN Special Value! Bosttomr SANHDWDCKI COOKIES United States District Judge George H. Moore today overruled, without comment, demurrers at You'll agree though that they're worth every moment spent in preparation once you've tasted them. Just you roll up a batch and seel Snowball Cookies i cup butter '4 cup evaporated milk or cream teaspoon vanilla cups flour 6 tablespoons confectioners sugar 1 cup coarsely chopped pecans Cream butter until very light and fluffy. Beat in the milk or cream a little at a time until it is all taken up by the butter. Add vanilla.

Sift flour, then measure. Resift with confectioners sugar and add a little at a time to the butter. Add pecans. Roll very small bits of dough, about 1 teaspoonful for each cooky, between palms of hands to form small balls. Place on floured baking sheet and bake in a moderate oven (37i degrees until golden brown, about 15 minutes.

Roll cookies in confectioners sugar while they are still warm. Yield: 6 dozen small cookies. rnMiwuttrni Sm II (MftM tnm Mm kip tl T0M-KT tyM)llCFFaii4lt In wit) M4 I 0 yw Mk vf I km ktnHftl tar vHt jm Mi; tacking the validity of an indictment returned January 23 against six defendants charging conspiracy to restrain trade and to establish a monopoly in the trucking business here, in violation of the Sherman anti-trust act. Judge Moore overruled a joint demurrer by the Arthur Morgan Trucking Co. and Arthur L.

Morgan, president of the concern; a separate demurrer by A. F. of L. Teamsters' Local No. '600 and a joint demurrer by Lawrence J.

Ca-mie, business agent of the union: William (Buck) Ryan, president of the union, and Elwood (Cowboy) Jones, a member of the union. Judge Moore took the demurrers under advisement April 22 following arguments by attorneys. The defendants contended that the alleged facts, as set out in the indictment, were vague and uncertain and were insufficient to constitute an offense under the Sherman act. It was further argued that no connection between the alleged conspiracy and interstate commerce had been established. of approximately 75.000 workers, of which about 15,000 are not employed.

Others invited to attend the conference Include: W. M. Jones, director of vocational training in East St. Louis: Dean A. S.

Langsdorf of the Washington University School cf Engineering; William Brandt, secretary. Central Trades and Labor Union. A. I. Delmond Garst.

regional director. United Automobile Workers of America, C. I. T. P.

Custer, apprentice division. United States Department of Labor: Bernard Greensfelder. attorney; F. M. Karches.

factory manager. Emerson Electric and Robert R. Vernon," general secretary, Y. M. C.

A. Plane Makers Plan To Speed Production LOQ ANGELES, June 27. (U. Pacific Coast aircraft manufacturers who build an estimated 60 per cent of this country's war- MONDAY. Breakfast Broiled ham.

coddled eggs, waffles, stewed raisins. Lunch Baked potato, string beans, lettuce and carrot salad. Dinner Boiled beef, stewed celery, lettuce salad, beets, baked apple a la mode. TUESDAY Breakfast Coddled eggs, retoast-ed shredded wheat biscuit, stewed figs. Lunch Corn on the cob, cooked spinach, lettuce, celery and olive salad.

Dinner Salisbury steak, cooked beets, avocado salad, cooked berries. WEDNESDAY. Breakfast Omelet, Melba toast, stewed apricots. Lunch Large combination vegetable salad. Dinner Roast beef, stewed tomatoes, lettuce jsalad, string beans, gelatin.

I THURSDAY. Breakfast Poached eggs, Melba Don Boil Spoon in Pot Do not leave spoon or other metal in pot you want to come to a boil quickly. Metal deflects the heat and lengthens the time of reaching the boiling point. I E0GEMONT SMACKS and COLMAN DRY MUSTARD 'r 9, 10. CHEEZITS 20cvilue Pkfor 15e COLMAN DRY MUSTARD 15c 15.

16-OI. Tkt. A SPECIAL D0RAX LARGER SIZE BORAX AT A PRICE DORAX-0 FOR CLEANING DURLACQUE 2 25, 2-Oi. je Cam CQt UNDERWOOD FRENCH BIRD SEED FRENCH DIRD GRAVEL Cans for 25c Tkt. lor 9e 10.

Deviled Ham 2 A '2 Can for 21c' rug. far NYA YOUTHS BUILDING TOM-BOY IPncimSc Swggesttnoim sion program designed to "double or triple production by the year's end. A survey released by Vultee Aircraft. revealed that production facilities of seven leading manufacturers would be increased 70 per CORN FLAKES 10c toast, stewed prunes. Lunch Vegetable soup, tomato salad.

I Dinner Cold sliced beef, string beans, baby lima beans, lettuce and cucumber salad, gelatin with whipped cream. FRIDAY. Breakfast French omelet, re- th For the cent by 1941 and Vultee announced that Its output would be doubled, YOU'LL LIKE SHORT WAVE NETWORK WASHINGTON. June 27. (U.

National Youth Administrator Aubrey Williams disclosed today that NYA workers are building a series of short-wave radio stations that could be used as an auxiliary government communications means in an emergency. He said that the stations, linking both coasts and stretching from the Canadian border to Puerto Rico, will be operated by NYA clubs during spare hours. In times of emergency they could be taken over by the government, he added. from lxA tnl I Boyit toasted whole wheat biscuits with butter, stewed apples. PAR TEA For Cool l4-Lb.

Summer Drinks Pkg. 15. i 1 Simultaneously, Douglas Aircraft Co. and Lockheed Aircraft Corp. announced huge expansion programs.

The seven companies were unidentified but were presumed to include Boeing Aircraft Co. of Seattle, Lunch Ice cream, fresh fruit. Dinner Canned tuna or broiled JOYFUL DILL, SOUR or KOSHER PICKLES fresh fish, spinach, buttered beets, tomato salad; no dessert. LUX FLAKES 9c Med. Pkg.

SATURDAY. Breakfast Whole wheat cereal. Consolidated of San Diego and North American of Los Antreles, in addition to Vultee, Douglas and 32-Oz. Jar 5, LARGE PACKAGE ONLY 21c coddled eggs, whole wheat muffins with butter. Lunch Summer squash, lettuce, 1 cucumber and tomato salad Lockheed.

Southern California plants have aocumulated orders of more than $400,000,000 which must be cleared in advance of anticipated orders to carry out President Roosevelt's air defense program. "iff- 21c Dinner Meat balls, salad of car BANDITS THREATEN 11, ROB EASTERN BANK OF $10,000 RIEGELSVILLE, June 27. (U. Armed with machine guns, four bandits herded six employes and five customers into a side room of the First National Bank here at noon today and escaped with between $10,000 and $15,000. The bandits fled in a car toward JOYFUL SWEET or SWEET MIXED PICKLES TOM-BOY MACARONI or POTATO SALAD TOM-BOY "OLD-FASHIONED1 -m- ii'imf rots, peas and celery molded in gelatin, carrots, prune whip.

KEIAOGG'S E1ICE CEIISPIES 2 19c Stuffed Beets Select beets of uniform size, scrub and boil until m-oi. -CTl'-a 1 jgku POTATO SALAD 27c With Bacon Cam WPkgA 2 27c 11 i Pkg. for tender. Plunge into cold water and peel. Cut a slice from the stem end of each beet to make it flat so that it will stand upright.

Scoop out a portion from the center. Fill with a mixture of finely chopped celery, TOM-BOY CHILI MAC TOM-BOY CHILI CON CARNE Fod Aftsrmblv riant Leased. NEW YORK. June 27. (U.

Brewster Aeronautical Corp. announced today it has leased the Ford Motor assembly plant at Long Island City and tssued a call for skilled aviation mechanics to speed up work on more than of warplane orders for the United States Navy and "foreign 15th Ward G. O. P. Meeting.

The Fifteenth Ward Republican Precinct Organization will meet at cucumber and tomato and place on The ideal Summer breakfast food with milk or cream and fresh fruit, Really delicious! 8 clock tomorrow night in the Liederkranz Club Hall. Grand boule- vard and Flad avenue. i ice, or in electric refrigerator for one hour. Serve with crisp lettuce. i af al 1 slJuNlWAf FOR BEAUTY LUX SOAP Bars for 23.

RICHNESS TEXTURE EGG YOLK OIL CONSISTENCY ECONOMY LONGER LASTING SUDS WITH RINSO Large Pkg. 19. 2 Z. 15. mm Bottloa Bottle 25c --27c Ij A VALUE IN TOILET SOAP White King 4 19.

13c V. v. Wi. v. TIP TOP SODA WATER TOM-DOY PUNCH MIX HORMEL SPAM DURKEE FAMOUS DRESSING MEAT SAUCE l-OUNCE JAR, ONLY 19e DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE 5 2 No.

2 CANS. 25c 1 FRENCH CREAM SALAD MUSTARD TOM-BOY SLICED DREAD ted Small 9. White King Pkg. 3 25c Medium Package, 21c Large FacVaje, 29 Oc -j -Oi. Jar 17 CLEANS EASIEU, WORKS FASTER SUNBRITE 10.

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