Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 58, Decatur, Adams County, 7 March 1940 — Page 5

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I week* ago the term* on which ? Kuaaia »u ready to end the RumoflnnHli war. a reliable informant Mid today Extreme aet recy regarding nego nation* aince then wax attributed particularly to the delicate puallion of Sweden. Finland's next door neighbor as regarda Kuaaia (jerinany and the allies. Further, the reported Russian move app,-ared to have confronted the allies, notably Orest Britain with the neceMlty of reviewing their policy toward Finland, and r<- examining the possibility of active Intervention on a much larger scale. The United Pres* infonUMt said i | that Russia was believed. In Its j i terms, to have revived its demand* I lor a naval l>a»<- at the Finnish ' j |K*rt of Hanko. and for cession of the Karelian Isthmus, the l-a<loga region aud » part of the I Petsamo Arctic region It was believed he-e that Germany was encouraging Hwedeti in peace efforts, hoping to bring the] Russo-Finnish war to an end Sweden was said to be eager to 1 aid. on the condition that a really Uvdependent Finland emerged, one whose healthy survival was assured. Grave doubt was expressed here

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that the Finns would accede to"all! ths Russian demands, particularly to the one for Hanko. Hanko was' the rock on which the Russo- i Finnish negotiations last faU were wrecked —o- — r Plewajßt Mills New* * | Florents Well, Correspondent Pleasant Mill* Is rejoicing and' celebrating for their toys •« county ‘ champs. Mrs. Chester Hlmmons and son I Kenneth, of Fort Wayne tailed on I Lydia Mcßames who remain* I quite ill. Mr. aud Mrs. Steward Ayers of Fort Wayne visited Sunday afternoon with the William Noll family Charles lamgenberger and daughter !x>la of north of Decatur visited i Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Steve) Jxmgeubcrger. Mr and Mrs R II Kverott vis ited Sunday afternoon at the home ( «f Mr. and Mrs Lester Everett west of Herne. Mr and Mrs. Les-S , ter Everett are preparing to move i ■Monday to their new home North of ■ Kendallville. Ind Rev R J. Johnson was able to take charge of the services Bunday | at the Methodist church after Ire- ; lug con fined to bls home tor the I

obadu/v— I * • »* * Dally Dsmoerst-- Batty Crocker Homs Sorvlco Department prepared by FOR THE CHILDREN S LUNCH t'un cakes are always dear to childish hearts. The youngsters 1 •nyoy these tiay miniature eakea twice as much as they do slices from the big cake mother always baked on Saturday The little aakee are dear to mother's heart too but for quite different reasons. When they are made in convenient paper cups, which 1 don't have to be removed until the children are ready to eat them, these Httle eako* pack beautifully in the school lunch boxes Fortunately the | paper cups are inexpensive and available m just about any grocery | ttore. CONVENIENT FOR PICNIC* TOO Speaking of luneh boxes, remind* us that it will soon be picnic . time again—and these little cakes in their fluted paper cups are ideal for pienies. But weTI have a lot more to say about picnics later. Right now we're interested in these delicious, fruity little cakes for the children's school lunches not only because they pack so well -but because they keep so deitctoualy moist and fresh-tasting and ueM of all. because banana* as the name implies—go into these Frunana Cup Cakes PRt NANA CUP CAKHI N eup cooked prunes (cut-up> or •k cup sliced bananas <1 large 21* cups sifted cake flour bdnsnai t tap. baking powder it eup shortMißg tsp. soria | 1> eOps sugar % tsp. salt j 1 eggs H cup milk 2H rwp* sifted all-purpose flour ** tsp. lemon extract First of all let's get our fruit ready. Well dram our eook<-d i prunes very thoroughly and remove the pits. Then well cut them into small pieces. Now well measure these cut-up, well-drained, cooked prune- Slice the banana. Now we're ready for the mam business of making the cake. First ■ we'll cream the shortenimr It will cream mors easily If we leave It ' out in the room for half an hour or longer, to soften a bit. Wh-n I the shortening looks nice and fluffy we’ll begin creaming the sugar into I It When all is a beautiful, fluffy mass like whinpetf fream. we’ll beat I the eggs with a rotary beater, and then blend them into the creamed ' sugar and shortening Now we’ll sift together the flour (BIFTED RRF< RF rr WAR MEASURED), the baking powder, soda and -alt. i We’ll add this flour mixture to th<- creamed mixture alternately With I the milk into which we've blended the lemon extract. Add a little of this flour mixture first and last. Now we ll blend in the fruit. I’fllll INTO FANB AND BAKE Now pour the baiter into the paper cups—fitted into muffin pan« or into the well greased and floured muffin pans. Be sure that you du j not'flll thesr cup* more than li full. Bake in a preheated modera'ely ' hot nven F ) for 25 minutes. This will make 2 dosen medium-sixed cup cakes that is little cake* baked in cups measuring 2>« inches acrow Die top and inches de< p. FOR ONLY ONE DOZEN CAKES Use one-half this recipe—that is U cup shortening. *. cup sugar, 1 »gg. 1 ’<» cups SIFTED all-pjrpo«e flour lor I’4 eup- BIFTED cak* flour), 1 tsp baking powder *4 tsp. soda. '< tsp. sal ’* cup milk, kx tsp. lemon extract, •» eup cut-up prunes and H cup sliced banana*. |— — *~... — mswWW •••■* *» u o-s* i*r - -•— — ■ If you have any specific cooking problem*, tend s letter requesting information to Bstty Crocker in care of this newspaper. Ypu wifi receive a orompt. personal reply. Please enclose 3 cent stamp to cover postage.

pa*t three week* with flu. Jonnie Reichard- Mr and Mr* ' ■Klmar Iteichard of Van Wert Ohio. I Mr. and Mra. O J Human xpent Sunday with Mr. and Mr* Glenn . Mann Wanda Maun who ha* been i bed ma*l for the pa*t eight week* remains about the same George Mann falher of Glenn Mann al»<i ' ba* lieen bedfast for the pa*t two weeks Mr and Mrs. () 1.. Ilrenllinaer of Market. Ind., were Friday dinner ' quests of Mt. and .Mrs. William Soil. Evening eallei* were Mr* i Bert Haley, Martha Zeaser and I Edith Tester of Dteater Mrs. Jame* llalberstad' ha* returned home after several days visit with Mrs. Annie Halberstadt following the funeral of Frank I* Hal ) Imrstadt of Colon. .Mir higan Mr. and Mrs B. F. Haiffesty of Lynn. Ind . and Bert Hardesty of i Winchester. Ind . visited with Bev aud Mr* Robert Johnstm and sou ■ Thursday. Funeral services for « pioneer) lady. Mrs. Ella Case were hqld, Thursday at th>* M E (’hurtii and were largely attended Mrs Cane I was a good mother and fine r ltixen ! wa, luted by all aud will lie great fly ml*«ed by her large clrele of friends I . i o — Truck Reciprocity ‘ Pacts Are Signed Indianapolis. Ind. March 7 IfUPI- Agreements with Tennessee j and Alabama for full redprocily on I private carriers have been complet- ' [off. the Indiana reciprocity couimla-, ••lon antioum ed yesterday The agreement-, which will ,-f ) feet an open route to Florida, will I .abolish fotmer lequlieqnnts tha‘

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I private Indiana truckers buy lic-l lense plates and pay road mileage I fee* Similar agreements were al-1 ready in operation alfh kenlu<ky| and Florida. The Tennessee anu Alabama pio-| pusal* complete the reciprocity In the Southern States tor Indiana I Agreement* with most eastern and Northern States have Irneu teai lied. AKRIVAIaS i Mi and Mrs. John I. Halterman ’ ■of sjo North Second street are the I liarent* of a Im'ny son lair., at the | Adams rounty memorial hospital Wednesday evening at 2" o' < lo< k The lailiy weighed eight , laiund* and four ounce*. II- has lieen named Joint Stott Mr Halterman I* manage* of the Morris 5 and 10 cent Store here.

Bad News for Constipation! PRUNI.AX — A Harm!*** Medlrln- rantalnlng California Prune Juice combined I I With Cstcsr* and S-nnx !» f I s laxative you'll enjoy using, , because IT UTS QUICKLY I Smooth. <J*llghtful. tas'y — I just whs’ yon want for I ) EASY BELIEF. You'll be surprised how ft reacts where other* term to fall. I Itemember lt'» Economical, too, and children like it I I Every druggiat ha* it or w'll get It tor you, Cfir only i B J. Smith Drug Co.

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