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PAGE SIX MT. VERNON SIGNAL Thursday, April 21, 1949 to help him when the ill began. From the rock, went to the bow-and-arro' on op through javelin, powder and machine-gun Jet plane and a t o m b o m b . Can now g e t h i m all bis i les wholesale. This planet has had two wars In 30 years a n d i t h a s n c lost the goal posts but Isn' In which direction the field Millions fought to but teem to have small tyrants for a have ended secret d substituted open cov' arrived at And broli phoneI Mia SCRIPTURE: Lul. 11:18-31: bEVOTIONAL READING: Ma Rules of Temperance" Lesion for April 24, 1M» UQDU titiauu ••••• QUaaE UL3EJZ3 •..']U:UU •••ma UEED U i I U 3 B a t l '.ja'.l.iljfl LIUCU a^uuiD i a z a a uanu irHanrja aaunuuii :I.II: caanri iianar uuaju • • E U KUUUU •jarjq i3uu£ We have the biggest peace organization In history, baft It Is too busy fighting t o g e t a n y - where with a peace effort. All the world wants peace, bnt It first insists on the necessary ambulances and Identification NATIONALLY KNOWN PRATRIX SCHOONER BOUSE TRAILERS WRITE FOR DETAILS ON TIDE Prairie Schooner line which feature* all aluminum trailer* from 23 to S3 feet The larger mod- to S S387s! * h0Wert **** toUeta ** U ,rora 42693 VALLEY TRAILER SALES f . O. Be* 11 - ClaelaaaU 1L Ohle. Look at modern manl He Is cockeyed, bow-legged, swivel- headed, punch-drunk, weak-minded, hysterical, confused, befuddled and o n a treadmill carefully set between a buzzsaw and an abyss. The United States looks filoser to normal than most countries, but she still resembles a c r o s s b e t w e e n a vaudeville show, a trip over Ni- agara Falls, an outing of drunken magicians and a dambaka of far Broilers and layers New Hampshire* and other broiler breeds for Immediate delivery In targe or small easntitles. Write today for catalog sad BIO savings o* early booked orders. Dovli Poultry Form ft Hatchery iMt* u-c tawr, M. Grace Noll Crowell F-30 Farmall Tractor plow: mounte and 3 14-inch I and equlpmei By INEZ GERHARD nED BENSON (Of Mutual's "Red ^Benson's Movie Matinee" and '"Take a Number") a t 3 1 h a s been everything from a professional prizefighter to a canary salesman; had to make sure of eating while he pursued his *eal love, the enter-! talnment business. He broke In a t I S o n a children's hour, put+ilm- self through high schoel by work- ing In a store as w i n d o w t r i m m e r , er lift cutter b«r; excellent I 1 MAson: cut 45 acres: WX JACK OI.ENN. COKYDON. m- m. «. rx«n m-». AFRICAN yiQLETS for the Collector* The new, rare varieties, correct- ly named. Leaf cuttings, small plants, shipped anywhere, 7 8 v a - rieties available. Said stamped self addressed envelope lor list Helen Van Felt Wilson's book. "The African Violet," H.B0 postpaid. Visitors welcome. HELEN POCHUREK "Love -Thyself Last" | »»- rAH»..Toc*. o..„. . . . . W ACRES. Northern Lower Mlchl«an oa rnHE WISEST, the most devoted Highway 33. Power line, telephone, school 1 Christians, have k n o w n b e t t e r "*"1,"v. ^: own iSLrn& ssr parable of the "rich fool" gives us other bufidinra. Pricwi (or m n ula. wriu the hint He tells of a m a n w h o b a d A "" r - «**• everything he wanted ... but when | 200 ACRE FARM he came to die. discovered h e h a d m .ere. in mudow and paaturea. Tnubia nothing. In (hit little story Jems £ shows US a man Who put himself be- i • " new aeedlnm. Abundant water aupplr fore ill other person.; w h o p u t h i m - STigSS. .elf before G o d ; a n d w h o P u t thing. before character. He lived for his route, SSA p e r acre, win sell with or with- body, he lived for his comforts, he n t ' a S f a l E * r i S lived for himself.' Ike neighbors, maybe, called LIVESTOCK him smart because h e w a a r i c h ; ffStf'SKTS bnt God called him a fool, and information, D. K. MUSQUAVK. n i w . i » u what God calls a man, that ha ^ " *** ° MISCELLANEOPS Taking the cross means living as ftSKftSffiTSB? A T M S Jesus lived, not as that fool lived. stern's sport books, TOWM SUFPLT CO- CROSSWORD PUZZLE BEACTTTUL QUA1JTT PtCTUBES. 8*10 Graceful poiea. lamoui American. European modela. In color only 15.00. Arteretl flludl., B a a T». flac. D-Arma, M.«lea«l. C m t a . 28 Fresh SI Knock 8 5 N e w M Smoked sides of ] 17 River (I beverage 22 Tibetan gazelle 2 4 A tie 2 5 C r y o f a c o w Trained .choral group, n Pes-like vegetable B u t a m a n who really denies him- self, who loves himself last, will find that other self-denials follow as a matter of course. A man who lets his appetite dictate t o h i m . es- pecially his appetite for alcohol. Is a m a n w h o I s letting real self starve. (Cqpirtsht by th. International Couo- «n of Itellgloua Education on behalf of ... CONFUSION By H. A GLANCE AT THE GLOBE The world is in queer shape. Everywhere civilization is wishing it could find a cure for its savagery. Confusion and fear are running neck and neck with hysteria and despair. Half the world is looking "COM See a JAW' c And peering through an old shop's open , door, Would watch One swing anfrdz, $ce musdes play Like ripplingfleel.snd mark along the Boor Huge timbers that s driven saw and plane Had smoothed and polished to its bright clear grain. "Come see a man." the word ran like a fire Down everyftreetand every crooked lane, And throngs besought Him. wild with their desire Toridthemselves of agoniimg pain. "Come see a man whose power is Orange, and such. His hands alone can heal men with its touch. - A 0ushed-cheeked woman, hurrying to teU. "Come see a man who told me everything.... " Surely this is our long awaited King! PHILLIPS getting more intelligent, but he never looked dumber than at the close of today's business. end tyranny, swapped Wro for a big one. We secret diplomacy and open covenants openly And broken 'by ihlcro- DESPAIR monkey-wrench , tossers. Every- body is trying to save somebody f r o m s o m e t h i n g If it kills the bene- ficiary. In our yen for greater secur- ity we are winning ourselves a compulsory ride on- a greased pole, and In our quest for the more abpndant life we are win- ning nnhappincss in carload lota. With the a t o m b o m b h a n g i n g o v e r us, we are concentrating on better hair tonics, government distribu- tion of baby-sitters and a turkey in every chicken pie. This Is the question of the hour: Can a nation exist half Intelligent and half Jackpot crazy? No coach- ing. please! Cuff Stuff A. celebrated Hollywood star got Into a nightclub row the other night because he refused to remove his hat when he sat down at a table. It Is Just possible he felt that his head-size was changing too rapidly to take any chance. The mayor of New York's tele- phone lines have been tapped so much that his personal calls now have a Hooper rating a n d b e may g e t a c o m m e r c i a l s p o n s o r for them. England Is supplying wigs to its people tree in its nationalized health service. Instead of "Britannia rules the waves" and "The sun n e v e r s e t s on British toil." now it's, "How's your hair and can I be of any help?" What a come-iownl Gromyko Is returning to the D. N. H e d i d n o t g o home, it appears, to have his No's lifted. "Handkerchief Man Briefed On Code"—N. X. Time* headline. . . . The usual spring coda In the head. BED BENSON clerk and elevator oper- ator.. Selling canaries was .one way of financing three ' years of college. At the moment he's' a bright prospect for the gigantic give-away show which NBC Is planning for Sunday nights at seven, opposite Jack Benny. Arthur Fiedler, conductor of the Boston Pops orchestra, heard o n t h e RCA Vlctoj show, starring Robert Merrill, has a siren and a police radio on his car now; the Boston police force made him an auxiliary policeman! It seems too bad that Jane Wyman's new picture, following her winning the Oscar for her magnificent performance In "Johnny Belinda",' should be "A Kiss In the Dark". In this one ahe has no real opportunity to act; attention seems to be focused on her costumes In- stead of her talents. Brief playsalts, a generous^ I s , e d bath towel that's what You'll see her wearing. Olga San Juan O'Brien was read- ing "What Shall Name the Baby?" Edmund O'Brien was driv- ing through heavy traffic. Finding a name she liked for their expected Infant, she grabbed h i s ^ r m — a n d he nearly wrecked the car. Lisa Golm Is doing double duty. During the day she has been play- ing Paulette Goddard's Polish mother In Columbia's "Anna -La- casta"; evenings she coaches Janet Lalgh In an Austrian accent for "Storm Over Vienna". The Fiction SOMETH I NG OF VALUE Br ANNA E. WILSON Corner T HE PORCH was broad and sunny, and Elsie placed t h e b i g chair where Dad could see the people passing and look across Into B a r n e s g r o c e r y store. "You see, Dad," she said cheer- fully, "you'll be happy here in the sunlight, and you can watch what goes on over there in the store it'll b e n o time at all until' you for- get about the shop Goodness knows, a man who's worked until he's sixty-five years old has earned a rest- Dad sank back In the chair and sighed wistfully. "I know, Elsie, and the company was real nice. Mr. Twfllnger p r e- sented me with watch, they were real sorry about my eyes, and hated to let me go. Watch making Is' such fine work and," Dad finished care- fully, "there was no other place open in tbe sjiop where they could work me ill. Mr. Twillnger ex- plained about It" a l l before I came away." "Yes," Dad tried to settle him- self uneasily, "but sitting here isn't going to help p a y f o r this house, and I did hope to see you settled In a home of your own before I died." He was glad when Mrs. Frlsby stopped to talk. She was gossipy and friendly and liked a chat. "Glad to see you taking a rest at last. Dad. Goo<incss knows. It w a s time. I s e e you've been looking at the sketch for_ the new MemoriaL Isn't. It wonderful that a great artist like Mr. Bonelll's been engaged tor the Job. They say he's been asking for medals to copy on the figures o f t h e w a r veterans a n d I ' m hurry- ing right down with this one of Willie's. Dad stared at the sketch of the Memorial, thinking of what Mrs. Frisby had said. Something of value. Dad w e n t o v e r all his meager possessions and t h e y w e r e n ' t m u c h . Just his clothes, neat and clean, the watch Mr. Twillnger had given him and that old coin. Dad was confused by the noise and bustle when he entered Mr. Bonelli's studio, but Mr. Bonelll smiled at Dad and took him Into a little office in the rear. "It's about a coin," said he hum- bly. and took out his lucky piece. "Where did you get It, and why do you want to sell I t , D a d . " I t w a s easy to talk to Mr. Bonelll, and Dad explained about his home and Elsie. T HE A R T I S T s i g h e d "It might have been valuable once, but It's too defaced now tor restoration —I'm sorry," be looked a s ' I f h* really w a s . " I wish 1 c o u l d t e l l t o u that it's worth something but I'm afraid lfa not' Dad thanked him, but aa he got u p t o go, Mr. Bonelll spoke. "I have a friend coming tomor- r o w a n d i f y o u drop i n y o u c a n talk it over with him.' All afternoon Dad polished the coin and when he w e n t d o w n t o t h e •tudlo In the morning the metal In the coin shone. Mr. Bonelll was talking to an- other man, when he saw Dad he beckoned him in. Dad took out the coin and the stranger glancSd a t I t b u t h e was really looking at Dad. Dad In. his neat worn clothes, was worth looking at He had lived a good life and all this good living showed in his wrinkled face and deai} blue eyes. Mr. Bonelli's own •yea twinkled. "We fl&d yon h a v e s o m e t h i n g ef value. Dad. after all." be eald softly. "The coin was worthless," ha continued. "We want-to u s e y o u as a model f o r o n e of the figures on our MemoriaL We want to employ you In the studio to keep track of valuables loaned t o u s . Mr. Twilln- ger says we couldn't get a better man. Tbe pay is good, well over five hundred dollars for the year's work.'.' he said'gently. "You see. Dad, the thing you have of value Is yourself. You've been a good citizen and it shines—right In your face." I Pawn (slang) 8 Card, a, wool S Rascal 10 Smells 12 French 13 Danger 14 Sheltered side 15 An eastern state (abbr.) 17 Bristle-like Id Music note 18 River (Belg.) 21 Indefinite article 22 Depart 23 Yield 28 Buffoon 29 Satellites 30 That which heals 32 Negative reply 33 Upon 34 Maestro's baton 38 Board of Ordnance (abbr.)... 38 Particle 41 River. (It) 42 Youth 43 Floats 45 Speech 47 Kind of rock 48 Mistake 49 Mergtoser 50 Thin f * 1 ' i " i k % % 4 t" ¥< % ¥ B ¥ n~ % ¥ % % t 41 o 44 H II f M 39 Kind of cheese 40 Apportion 42 Coin (It) 44 Stitch 48 Coin (Swed.) iptitKE. IS REALLY something ~ funny about it Consider a First Church congregation singing; "Jesus, I m y c r o s s h a v e t a k e n . All to p leave and follow thee; Destitute, despised, forsaken. T h o u f r o m h e n c e my All shalt be." Oh, come, come, ladies and gen- tlemen! Y o u r c r o s s ? Where is It? "AD to leave"—? Y o u a r e going right hack to y o u r h o m e s for an extra-good Sunday dinner. "De- stitute"—? (Some congregations, be- lieve i t o r n o t ac- tually sing "naked, poor." instead of 'destitute.") Not a o n e o f y o u ever has Dr , Foreman been on relief; you probably have more money In the bank than most , o f the people who didn't come to church. Some People Cannot Be Christians r MAY BE FUNNY to compare what the congregation Is singing about themselves with what they really are. But It Is sad. too, be- cause that hymn Illustrates how foggy-minded some Christians are about their own "cross." They can sing blithely about It, and e v e n c o m p l a i n (in song) about their own condition as something for the Salvation Army to look Into, when they don't mean a word o f I t The fact Is, Jesus did d e m a n d J u s t the thing the hymn describes. He said. In so many words, "Whoso- ever doth not bear his cross and come after me cannot be my dis- ciple." What Did Jesus Mean? r ERE A R E T W O ways o f m i s - understanding Jesus here. One wrong line Is taken by those who think Jesus did not mean a word h, said. The other wrong line Is taken b y a ve'iy few people, a very f e w f i t deed, who take Jesus absolutely lit- erally. They believe that no on. c a n b e a true, 100 per cent Chris- tian. usiesi and unto he gives u p a l l his property, all his family, and lives alone and wild, a hermit I n t h e wilderness. The facts show that both these Interpretations' are false. The world has never been really made better, either by selfish, com- fort-leving, worldly Christians, o r b y the wlTd and w o o l l y h e r m i t s w h o a r a clean" "out of this world." Christian's and L i q u o r D o n ' t Mix C O N S I D E R J U S T ONE illustration of what Jesus means. Should a Christian drink alcoholic liquora? I f y o u a r e n o t a Christian, y o u c a n try to answer this from non-Chris- tian reasons; but that is not the question. - Shall a Christian drink? Just think about this in the.light of what Jesus said. The disciple of Christ will deny himself; does the drinker deny himself? The dis- ciple of Christ will put Christ first always; but what does the drinker put first? Jesus called a m a n a fool who lived for his bodily pleasure, lived for himself; what.would ha call the man who thinks he can "take It or leave i t " b u t w h o l a a c - tually tied to his bottles? It Is true, a selfish man may perhaps (for selfish reasons, such aa saving money) deny himself liquor, tobacco, or even tea and coffee, and still be no fry slicing a little onion into the frying pan when f r y i n g fish—it minimizes that " f i s h y o d o r . " Wilted carrots will freshen al- most magically if allowed to stand in cold water for a little while. When boiling rice, have water boiling furiously and drop rice into i t s o slowly t h a t w a t e r never ceases to boil. Do not stir; lift k e r n e l s w i t h f o r k and shake Kettle occasionally to prevent rice from sticking to bottom of kettle. For a real Sunday morning brunch treat, serve baked apples stuffed with raisins and almonds. Pour apricot nectar over the apples and baste them several times while baking. When pans have "humped" In the m i d d l e , h e a t t h e m and invert, t h e n r o l l the rolling pin o v e r t h e i r inverted bottoms. The rolling pin t r e a t m e n t r e q u i r e s p r e s s u r e , so if Wr.rm butter and s i r u p t o g e t h e r when having pancakes; it's quick, easy, economical, and tasty. - For flavorful vegetables, drop those which grow above ground into boiling water when cooking; put those which grow below ground on to boil In cold water. Green beans, carrots, etc., will retain more of their appetizing color, too. Hang towels, napklna, etc, crosswise between parallel lines to save steps, and minimizing space needed for drying extra large washing. Make an extra treat for the youngsters by rerolling bits of left-over pie dough. Cut in odd s h a p e s , b r u s h w i t h b u t t e r , s p r i n k l e with a l i t t l e c i n n a m o n and sugar; bake in quick oven until light brown and crisp. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Dea'l Threw Them Away—Cash for bo* tow. labels, ate. Particulars 10c and stamped en- velope. BEFTON.TBex «1. An»era, N. J. STOP NUISANCE DUBT 'our luna against Summer dust D ' lu su«ri.us.* k kxN : T55?' OHIO. Buy U. S. Savings Booth! A SOOTHING DRESSING MOROLINE A GLANCE AT CIVILIZATION REVEALS... Jackpot Question: What's the World Coming To?

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Page 1: Dovli Poultry Form ft Hatchery Fiction SOMETHIN G O F … ·  · 2013-12-17Dovli Poultry Form ft Hatchery iMt* u-c tawr, M. ... d the company was real nice. Mr. Twfllnger p r e-sented

PAGE SIX MT. VERNON SIGNAL Thursday, April 21, 1949

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a C h r i s t i a n d r i n k a l c o h o l i c l i q u o r a ? I f y o u a r e n o t a C h r i s t i a n , y o u c a n t r y t o a n s w e r t h i s f r o m n o n - C h r i s -t i a n r e a s o n s ; b u t t h a t i s n o t t h e q u e s t i o n . - S h a l l a C h r i s t i a n d r i n k ? J u s t t h i n k a b o u t t h i s i n t h e . l i g h t o f w h a t J e s u s s a i d . T h e d i s c i p l e o f C h r i s t w i l l d e n y h i m s e l f ; d o e s t h e d r i n k e r d e n y h i m s e l f ? T h e d i s -c i p l e o f C h r i s t w i l l p u t C h r i s t f i r s t a l w a y s ; b u t w h a t d o e s t h e d r i n k e r p u t first? J e s u s c a l l e d a m a n a f o o l w h o l i v e d f o r h i s b o d i l y p l e a s u r e , l i v e d f o r h i m s e l f ; w h a t . w o u l d h a c a l l t h e m a n w h o t h i n k s h e c a n " t a k e I t o r l e a v e i t " b u t w h o l a a c -t u a l l y t i e d t o h i s b o t t l e s ?

I t I s t r u e , a s e l f i s h m a n m a y p e r h a p s ( f o r s e l f i s h r e a s o n s , s u c h a a s a v i n g m o n e y ) d e n y h i m s e l f l i q u o r , t o b a c c o , o r e v e n t e a a n d c o f f e e , a n d s t i l l b e n o

f r y s l i c i n g a l i t t l e o n i o n i n t o t h e f r y i n g p a n w h e n f r y i n g fish—it m i n i m i z e s t h a t " f i s h y o d o r . "

W i l t e d c a r r o t s w i l l f r e s h e n a l -m o s t m a g i c a l l y i f a l l o w e d t o s t a n d i n c o l d w a t e r f o r a l i t t l e w h i l e .

W h e n b o i l i n g r i c e , h a v e w a t e r b o i l i n g f u r i o u s l y a n d d r o p r i c e i n t o i t s o s l o w l y t h a t w a t e r n e v e r c e a s e s t o b o i l . D o n o t s t i r ; l i f t k e r n e l s w i t h f o r k a n d s h a k e K e t t l e o c c a s i o n a l l y t o p r e v e n t r i c e f r o m s t i c k i n g t o b o t t o m o f k e t t l e .

F o r a r e a l S u n d a y m o r n i n g b r u n c h t r e a t , s e r v e b a k e d a p p l e s s t u f f e d w i t h r a i s i n s a n d a l m o n d s . P o u r a p r i c o t n e c t a r o v e r t h e a p p l e s a n d b a s t e t h e m s e v e r a l t i m e s w h i l e b a k i n g .

W h e n p a n s h a v e " h u m p e d " I n t h e m i d d l e , h e a t t h e m a n d i n v e r t , t h e n r o l l t h e r o l l i n g p i n o v e r t h e i r i n v e r t e d b o t t o m s . T h e r o l l i n g p i n t r e a t m e n t r e q u i r e s p r e s s u r e , s o i f

W r . r m b u t t e r a n d s i r u p t o g e t h e r w h e n h a v i n g p a n c a k e s ; i t ' s q u i c k , e a s y , e c o n o m i c a l , a n d t a s t y . -—•—

F o r flavorful v e g e t a b l e s , d r o p t h o s e w h i c h g r o w a b o v e g r o u n d i n t o b o i l i n g w a t e r w h e n c o o k i n g ; p u t t h o s e w h i c h g r o w b e l o w g r o u n d o n t o b o i l I n c o l d w a t e r . G r e e n b e a n s , c a r r o t s , e t c . , w i l l r e t a i n m o r e o f t h e i r a p p e t i z i n g c o l o r , t o o .

H a n g t o w e l s , n a p k l n a , e t c , c r o s s w i s e b e t w e e n p a r a l l e l l i n e s t o s a v e s t e p s , a n d m i n i m i z i n g s p a c e n e e d e d f o r d r y i n g e x t r a l a r g e w a s h i n g . —•—

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