Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 292, Decatur, Adams County, 11 December 1952 — Page 9

Thursday, December 11, 1952

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Turkey White Meat Only On Airliners! KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP)—Ordinarily a turkey grower would be reduced to tears, if h*is birds suddenly flew aw-ay,, but Donovan it. Ridlen of Diamond, Mo., is glad his 8,500-bird flock, does. turkeys don’t take to the air under their own power, but the breasts of the birds achieve plenty of altitude — three to four miles — on passengers’ plates in airline planes? z * Trans-World Airlines buys the breasts of Ridlen’s. entire flock — only the breasts because the line’s food service division found that thet majority of passengers leave the dark meat on the plate. Ridlen Hsells (he dark I portions to other buyers. Cool Weather Fare Each November and December Ridlen goes to work with* his hatchet. He kills the flock, carves out the breasts and slowly roasts them to recipe specifications. The meat is wrapped in ftflLj’QUick frozen, and flown to storage freezers in seven cities along tire airline’s transcontinental routes. >

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moved from the lockers, restored to *their original \roasted freshness in special ovens, aud served from electrically - heated Casseroles to passengers. . J ' . Ridlen goes in for quantity production. By special feedjing, he raises birds that will tip the scales at upwards of 40 pounds. They dress out, he said, at from 25 to 28 pounds. Each breast weighs about 10 pounds’. The airline uses 1,250 pounds of white ( meat a week from September to May. Turkey is not served during the summer months because it is considered a “cool ” weather” meat —a conclusion arrived at. by the discovery that people don’t fancy |t in summer. Knits For Warriors WEST POINT, Miss. UP—Mrs. John D. Parker has knitted 131 sweaters for service men although working full-timO as manager of a greenhoiise here. Yields Many Fold LEXINGTON, Tenn. UP — One ( sweet potato put in water last Christmas to root and then planted, yielded 55 pounds of sweet potatoes for Troy Maxwell this fall.