Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 276, Decatur, Adams County, 21 November 1952 — Page 8

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Champ Carver Tells How ToCarveTurkey

By HARMAN W. NICHOLS United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON UP—Every year' I ask “Doc” Shrader tell you. folks how to carve a turkey, and: every year 1 ‘try his fofwulw my-[ self—and foul up a tow The champion carver'■"ls H. L., Shrader, extension poultry hus-.' bandryman in -the department of agriculture. • “Doc,” we ought to say straight oft, \ does not dotton to ajaiy ot the. new-fangled methods of carving fowl; He does not use scissors. He remains, stout in his conviction there is no substitute f&va good sharp knife. ' "\- ’ •. Most men, he says, prefer the coaboff, sleevds-up approach, and stand up while dishing out the dark and white meat. : " “Doc” goes along with "that, too. He has lectured on turkey carving, he has carved on television, and has even written a pamphlet on fowl carving for’the depuHment of All right: • • . Put the bird on a platter with the legs aimed at the carver. Have a knife sharp enough to split a hair. ' . Grab the left drum stick .with the left hand, using a slightly twisting motion on the les, pullinjg it away from the body. Do what comes paturally and ; slice through the thigh joint. I-ay the Combined drum stick and thigh on' an extra platter. • ' ■' . Leave the hand on the "stick” and separate! the leg from the thigh with yoitr knife. Pick up the fork and place the tines on either side of thee bone of the thigh. Slice it. making stripes TEN TOP -,y TUNES ' ' '-'A;' AT SCHAFERS r 1. I Went To Y6ur< Wedding 2. It's In the Book 3. The Glow Worm 4. You Belong To lse. 5. Lady Os Spain , r 6. Takes Two To Tango 7. Trying 8. Wish You Were Here 9. Meet Mister Callaghan 10. Outside of Heaven. W-' ' f J jtyybp jt

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Lp! L—- ’ parallel to the bone. Take care of j the ottyer leg in the same manner only reverse the hands. At this point, go buck to the carJ cass. Wold lhe bird steady with i one tint of the} fork on either side 1 of thej breast J bone. If the wing stands up so prominently that it : interferes with the carving, make ' one cut into the ball and socket < joint that holdfj the wing. The wing ! then can be pujshed down with the end of the knife so it doesn’t inter- - sere with\ slicing, the breast. Start} carving the breast, usihg a .downward, flawing motion. Shrader has his own ideas about who gdts whai \ “The: ‘oyster’.” he says, “Is the most delicious part of the bird. This should go to the chef, or maybe the'carver. [The carver can be classified as a| knave or a saint. He is a knave if he save the choice tidbit for himself. He is a saint if he givejs it to the chef, most likely the little who has spent hours ih the y kitchen.” Ihave been [following Shrader’s advice jtori.a Itfng time, but I still wind up! with tie making of turkey | : . | . ' 'I ■ ZONING BOARD 1 . (Cofrtiawd From Page Ow) the Hajmmorid city plan Commission. skid that he dj| not thftik any chiirch should build without providing» partying endorsed the provision ine the Hammond ordinance which is [the same as yours.) ‘2. Tlhe Goldbn Rille, w|iich far antedates the constitution, would, if adhered to by the church, cause the church;to set [back as far as its neighbors and io furnish adequate parking.jpace, of its own accord. j will'-be very much interested i in catye turns out. I think you chn win itt, but if you should have .ah adverpe decision. I hope you will appeal it.’ ."Until such time as the board Is able to work k solution we would appreciate the [continued co-opera-tion of (the citizens of Decatur. In the meantime, jhe board desires to 'expreps its gratitude for the many offered it by the citizens of Decatur." ■- j . r j • . . \ HUMPHREY AND (Coitlaued From Payee One) , port from his: chief Washington liaison man, Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge R-MassL, and presumably got fl)e latest word of the Korean situation. -Ah Trade In a Good Town—Decaturl ' ' 1! ‘ Tonight, Sat & Sun. Continuous Sat. &. Sun. ■■■' jfIYpUNG MAN \ WITH IDEAS” Glefnr Ford, Ruth Roman & ‘JUNCTION CITY’ With Charles Starrett and Smiley Burnette Only 14c-30c Inc. Tax jii. . i . ■■■*

U. S., Britain Propose Change In India Plans Modifications To ■j Indian Peace Plan Agreed To Today UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.. UP —The United States and Britain were in agreement today on modifications to make India’s compromise Korean peace plan acceptable to the West. ‘ J \ : The modifications. Were put forward in the United: Nations main political committee Thursday by Britain’s Anthony Eden and quickly endorsed informally by Aikerican sources. But there were no indications that\ V, K. Krishna Menon, the Indian who sponsored the , compromise originally, w<£uld accept amendments? I < ■ And while there were indications the Communist bloc might vote for the compromise plan as it now stands, many observers considered it likely the Soviet giroup. would Reject it ‘if the general assembly decided to amend the original proposal. jl The\ gist of the Indian plan was this: A commission comprising Poland, Czechoslovakia, Sweden and “Switzerland with another power "Umpiring” deadlocks — would free all Korean war prisoners in demilitarized zones. Those desiring repatriation would get it. Those resisting it would be sheltered and fed for 90 days, whereafter their fate wquld be decided by a top-level Far Eastern political conference provided for ;ln the tentative agreement reached at Panmunjom. ‘ - !j } Eden suggested 4hesei changes: 1. The umpire” should be made a permanent member of the repatriation commission instead of being called on only to solve deadlocks when they arisa. The ’fifth member presumably would be' chosen by the general assembly at the same time it approves the appointment of the other four. The predominant Western majority of the assembly would be likely to give the west the voting edge in the commission, observers reasoned. At from the Western viewpoint; the fifth!power would be none more unfriendly to the West than India. , 2. Instead of referring the ultimate fate of the recalcitrant pris-

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oners to a, political confeVeitqe, where the etidless debate on their disposition could be expected to resume indefinitely, either the; U.| N. Korean Reconstruction Agehcy UNKRA or a specially-appointed resettlement commission should handle those who refused to go home. The appointment of an put-awd-out pro-Western power to be'“uinpire” in the repatriation commission was almost [sure to draw Communist opposition. So wa** any move to refer the resettlement issue to UNKRA, which the Soviet bloc has boycotted since its inception. \ I >' ' :? Four Persons Hurt By Gas Explosion BLOOMINGTON, Ind. UP — A plumber went hunting for a gas leak with matches Thursdsur and four persons were Injured jn the resultant explosion. ‘ The plumber, George Cpx. $5, was hospitalized with burns when the gas ignited at the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity house. Two cooks, Joyce Vandiver and Goldie Wrtglit, and a housein&n, Harvey Paplpck were cut and bruised by falling plaster. rW: May Delay Decisions On Soft Coal Hike WASHINGTON UP — Economic Stabilizer Roger L. Putnam maydelay a decision in the soft coal wage \case until next week, informed sources said today. ' They said Putnam has weakened! on his announced plan ’»o announce by Saturday whether he will approve a |4190-a-day pay t hike* tor John L. Lewis’ miners. *? ’ ■ No reason was given fpi 4 f the possible delay. ■ No one has ever heard a giraffe vocalize in any manner. Giraffes are readily tamed, but like the mule, kick viciously with hoove's that can shred even lions. • i A F L PRESIDENT (Cantlnatd From Page o'w»» organization. But he failed to Drevent the' schism from which, under the original leadership of John L. fewis,! emerged the AFL’s lusty rival, ttie Cdngress of Industrial Organizations. Green always opposed “dual unipnism,” and he fought blterly with his old friend Lewis when the United, Mine Workers’ ctyiieftairi broke with the AFL in 1936. ; When Lewis left to embark on a campaign to organize oh industrywide lines the mass production workers of the country, he took a strong company of other AFL unions with him. 1 Failing to prevent the schism. Green devoted much of his energies subsequently to efforts to heal the breach. He achieved much suecss in this campaign, ultimately winning back Lewis himself, only to lose him a second time. ! The CIO remained strong andGreen’s beloved “house of labor” remained divided. 'Nevertheless, the AFL grew under Greente leadership. -• ; • REPORT TRUMAN (Continued Krom Page Q 8») visers and top mobilization : and defense officials get toge;her to nail down the facts and figures. The key to the revised budget outlook is the defense program. Defense spending has been scheduled td reach a peak by next June 30, and to continue at that! peak level for the better part of a year. But it now appears the goal ivlll

be reached iiiytJl a few monthjs «>f the new fiscal year have pasa>|d. This delay in the defense buildup means a like delay in “peak”' spending, and smaller expenditures in the meantime. a AUDIO PUPILS , a (Continued From Page <>**>’ pressed appreciation to the school board and faculty for the kindhess shown them. They are highly appreciative of the service, Brown . INCREASE IN : • < Coatiwued From Page Oo»y 2;1 per cEnt for the quarter ending Qct. 15, was reported 1 for Detroit inhere rents were decontrolled Sept. I . 1 STATE AGENCIES' U tCoatfawed From Page Oao> manship was anticipated Since he had the blessing of Gov.-Elect Gjeorge N. Craig. \ -[’The other committee members, who met with budget director Lytle r j; Freehafer, are Rep. Walter Jlaehling D-Ttyrre Haute, Sen. J. Stemle D-Jasper and §en. CSem McConahtyy R-Centerville. . One of the largest budget tnejeases was sought by the state mental health council for operation p< the Larue Carter hospital here. l|he council asked more than fg.000.000 a year for the next two fbars to cover costs of the new 2iio-bed mental institution. V; The livestock sanitation board gsked its appropriation be doubled tb expand Its livestock disease control programs. State forester Ralph Wilcox requested an additional $.250,000 for fire fighting fun[ds, following one of [Jie most severe forest fire periods in recent Indiana history. < The state medical board also risked a slight budgetary increase. ’lndiana's four colleges and universities earlier submitted requests for appropriations: $10,663,042 highet than two years ago. APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATRIX No. 4N33 Notire Is hereby Kiven, That the undersigned has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of William If. Beltz late of Adams County, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. f VKJ.MA A. HARTNETT Administratrix '.j G. REMY BIERLY \ Attorney h-6 N<)VI?MBETt 7-X4-21 f

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THE KBIT mm & AUCTUK«. , DECATUR, INDIANA j C. W. Kent Phone 8-3390 Gerald Strickler

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