Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 134, Decatur, Adams County, 7 June 1951 — Page 6

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Reports Horse Meat Sold As Hamburger Investigations Ares j «Underway In State —lndianapolis, June 7 —(UP)— Ground horse meat isbejng sold a» hamburger in at least two Indiana counties, it was reported to health authorities today. * ' j 4 ■ Separate investigations were being njade in the Indianapolis area and In an unnamed county. Dr. L. E. Burney, state- health commissioner said his investigators had been checking .in the unidentified county for more than a week. ' J Marion county health officials were handling the Investigation here. Investigators were told the horse meat was being sold mixed with

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hamburger stipplletl to restaurants. It was reported a restaurant here r received 300 pounds bf horse meat in an order. : Bhrney declined :o name the second! county toeing checked on the belief such disclosure would hamper reaching a. successful conclusion to the investigation. , City health director pr. Gerald Kempf said stateilaiw prohibited the sale of horse meat for human cons sumption unless It was slaughtered ‘ in a federdlly-infcp ?cted plant and \ labelled as such. |. Kemp! said a liorse meat ring similar to ond bro) en here in 1949 ' may have been prompted by a beef shortage scare. warned restaurant owners to check sources from which they purchase ground beef and asked them io report any suspicious sources. '■ !■; ' . ;■ j . ; U. S. farmers have more machines than ever before to help meet defense production needs. Hoop skirts worn by ladies of the 1 court around the ■ tipie of Henry 111 inspired the creation of a new srmless chair, the farthingale. Women had been unable to fit themselves into conventional armchairs. i \ ' O Little -Rock, Ark., Is tne smallest of. the 106 United ptates ’ cities with more than 1(|0,OOO popula tion. j \L . f I Democrat Want AGs Bring ttesults \ it T ' - -4..-

DEMANDS I <Coa<l»i«ed From Parc Oae) liehry Cabot Lodge, Jr., Mass., and Wayne Morse, Ore., got into a heated quarrel and were shushed by committee chairman Richard B. Russell, D., Ga. Lodge and Morse were arguing oiP the kame side —against reading of the “secret” report—but tor different reasons. ‘ 1 , -The report, part of which finally was read,' was a 1949 statement by Maj. Gen; David A. Barr that Chiang fell because of his regime's ineptness. Barr headed a postwar U. <S. military mission' to China. ‘ * 24 Slot Machines Are Seized At Evansville ■Evansville, Ind., June 7 -p*(UF) — Twenty-fotir slot machines, seized in raids of four clubs here by excise officers and state police, were turned over .to Vanderburgh county sheriff Frank McDonald for safe keeping today. Slate excise, chief C. B. France, who led the raids, said 14 slots were taken at .the Elks club, five from Central Turners, thrde from the Clearcrest country I club, and two fro Jthe K-of-C. All had been stored following governor schricker’s ban on slots. France said. ' Democrat Want Ads Bring Resu4t>

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| Brewery Workers Go Ofit On Strike i Terrehlaute, Ind., June 7|4-(UP) — A strike by some 600 CIO brewery workers halted the flow of beer to|ay from the Terre Haute brewings co., maker of Champagne Velvet leer. Officials of local 85 • said the workers| walked off their jobs (o protest khe firing of an employe who claimed his, seniority was violated. |He was dismissed three days a>|> and. his fellow workers struck yesterday when the company re|iised to reinstate him. Young War Veteran Comr|its Suicide \ Indiaijirpolis,\Jjune 7 P-(UP) — CJarl Clfteys, 21-year-old air force veteran fwtth an illness that would have ddpmed him to years of invalldisni shot and killed himself laht night, police said' today. y‘ - Claeysi body was found at the rear of Biis father-in-law’s home a few minutes after he left the house .to shpos at targets The father-in-law, Eajl Winninger, told authorities that Claeys was ill with multiple!{sclerosis and was lespondenj over the prospects of hewing an ffavalid within a few years. Thallium sulfate Js a good poison to 4imlnate ants. It is sold in small tip boxes which are placed where tie ants can reach them. TbeiV Earliest known metal pen was a pronze one found in the ruins of|’Pompeii.

i ? I J 11 ' THE U. ?$. Id pressing the UN for a blockade of Red China, A(hn Forrestg P. Sherman, chief of naval eperationa, tells the Senate committee investigating dismissal of Gen. Douglas MacArthur aa Far commander. Blockade if one ofF the strategies advocated bv MacArthur. (International!

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quickly to tray; freeze. Four servings. -■ Applesauce Bavarian Cream ‘ Ingredients: 1 tablespoon gelatin; % cup cold water; % \ cup applesauce; 2 tablespoons \‘lemon juice; teaspoon \grated lemon rind; % cup sugar; Vi teaspoon each cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg; U teaspoon salt; 1 egg white;| cup heavy cream; whipped; % cup crushed ginger snaps. To mane: gelatin on WaXer; soak a few minutes. Heat applesauce, lemon juice, and lemon rind with half the sugar. Dissolve gelatin in hot applesauce. Add, spices.y Chill until partly set. Add salt to egg white and beat until stiff. Add rest of sugar) slowly, beating until glpssy. Fold egg frhite, mixture, cream, and half of lhe crumbs into gelatin mixture. Pour intp mold; chill until firm. Before serving.'sprinkle with

of crumbs. Four servings. ’ Grass stains: Grass stains ifre often found on children's clothing at this time of year, but such shifts on washable tabrics are not-; difficult to remove. Generally hot water and soap will remove t|etn. However, if this does not ijompliate the task, a bleach may bei I If the stain is on white material, a bleach speh as hydrosiilfites , from the drug store may be! usedj The directions on the package should be followed carefully. On colored, washable fabrics, the siains may be sponged dean water then with a solution of one teaspoon sodium perbofnte to one phu hydrogen peroxide. If the stain still remjains, - it may; be sprinkled with powdered sodium I perborate and left on for half?4iby hour. Lt should be rinsed well With dean" water. A sample of the cfoin should be tested before using a

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" 11 1 bleach.! because it may change the color. I vi- i I For a bleach on materials which soap and waler might inure, the t stain niay be sponged with benzene or alcohol. Test a sample of the material for change of color before using rft on the garment. Alcohol should i never lie used on acetate rayon unless it has been diluted, using jme cup denatured alcohol i with tjwo cups of water. -=— Learn The Hard Way Albany N. Y. Teen- 1 agers of Columbia High School, ■East Greenbush, wane into the "horrors’* of federal income tax forms early in life. They have to fill out the forms after reading directions as part of a compreEnglish course. Democrat Want Ada Bring Reaulte