Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1941 — Page 37

unting

By TIM TIPPETT ; : Hoosier trappers, having already oiled their traps for.

the season, will be in their heaven tomo: g to Indiana laws, the season is on tomorrow. However, there are some new laws which the trapper

yw, for accord-

ould remember. For instance, this year “the taking of ccoon will be governed by daily bag and possession lim-

ts, a

tatute enacted during the last session of the General

embly making it unlawful for any person to take, catch more than two raccoon per day or: [for any person, “not at his legal residence, to have more than two raccoon

in his possession. Fur - bearing animals - which may be taken during the state-wide open season - which ends Jan. 381 include:

‘Raccoon, -oppossum, skunk, mink and muskrat. “bag or possession limits. on -opge skunk, mink or muskrat. red or grey, dre unprotected ‘Other laws require that the trapper not place any tra;

rsons have a license; that permission be obtained to trap on e lands on another; prohibit e taking of beaver or molesting Ee dams or houses; prohibit cf rm

ohibit injuring or destroying uskrat houses, and makes it egal to wear or use tree or le climbers fo dislodge raccoon ‘pole climbers in the

1k of e pelts taken in Indiand uring e trapping season, being found parts of the state along , ditches and lakes. OposU rank second, skunk third, d raccoon fourth in the numof furbearing animals. taken.

¥ 8 8 = In-Between Items SIGN OF THE WEEK: “NO G ALOUD”—posted on 8 Dearborn County farm near isburg £ FJ » ~ Here’s How SINCE ALL REPORTS seem to point to an extra good rabbit

season this year, here is a recipe

the cook of the house might try. It originated with a professional chef and was given fo us by William Hilgendorf, 2468 College Ave. " no mean chef himself: "+ Three tablespoons olive oil; 4 ~ tablespoons melted butter; 1 green pepper, shopped fine, 1 No. 2 can tomatoes;” 2 small glasses cherry wine, and a touch of gardenia

weed. Blend olive oil and butter in the ttom of dutch oven or frying pan. Add rabbit which has been cut into five pieces—brown slowly over low flame. When rabbit is wn, add remaining ingredients and allow the whole mixture to “sante slowly for about 30 minutes. en add one-half cup water, salt d 1 pepper to taste. Cover duich n or frying pan and allow to er slowly until rabbit is tender—about 30 minutes. * For the gravy add water and flour batter, country -style and

There is no

D be-. lore noon on Nov. 14; that all

if you think you can improve it try salting the rabbit and soaking it in milk overnight. (We Just “had lunch and now we're hungry again.) Or ‘if that doesn’t wake you from your lethergy and make you get out the gun’ oil how about a pheasant cooked by a recipe from the same source: . Clean and cut the pheasant into halves or five pieces—season with salt and paprika. Dredge with flour or corn meal (we recommend corn meal). Melt butter or bacon drippings in the skillet, enough of one or the other for a one-eighth inch depth. When the mixture is hot (near the boiling point) add the pheasant. Cook and turn it in the hot fat until it is brown. Reduce the heat, cover the skillet and continue ‘cooking the pheasant until it is done Jere 15 to 30 minutes according to size.) And here's the gravy—2 tablespoons flour; use| your judgment on the cream added and paprika, | to taste. Brown the flour in dripping and add milk or cream to proper consistency. Season to . taste. - t 3 In case you miss the pheasant - this recipe will do just as well with chicken. ‘We hunters thank you, Bill.

1 os ® » We Don’t Believe It

AND HERE IS a story that should end all ‘hunting stories— but won’t. It seems that two Seymour night policemen, Ben Hoffmeier and Don Dannettelle, decided to cap their night's work with some duck hunting. They put their boat in White River a short distance south of Reddington and with Mr. Dannettelle at the oars, started. downstream. . Mr, Hoffmeier saw a duck and shot. Simultaneously he heard a splash in a small quantity of water in the bottom of the boat behind him and wondered if he had hit a duck that had fallen behind him. About that time Mr.

Dannettelle exhibited to him a 9

bass that had jumped into the boat just as Mr. Hoffmeier had fired the gun. Believe it or not the two came back with the bass, the duck and

we got the gor}.

First in 20 Games

NEW YORK, Nov. 14—Pittsburgh dealt Fordham its first *shutout in football since Tulane performed the feat in the Rams’ third game in 1939. Rose Hill scored in 19 con-

11:18 p. m. Ted Husing will be at ~ | the CBS microphone for: the WFBM

7:00—Cities Service Comcast ! WIRE. , 1:30—Information Please, WIRE, "9 90—Lesnevich-Hautiello: Bout,

SPORTS: WEFBM and WIRE will carry the Notre Dame-Northwest-ern battle tomorrow, beginning at

broadcast and Bill Stern will handle the play-by-play account for NBC and WIRE, The Purdue- Wisconsin game will be carried on WIBC, starting at the same time, while the Butler-Wash-ington of St. Louis clash is scheduled for WISH at 1:45 p. m." Mutual and WIBC will handle exclusive coverage of the Gus Lesnevich-Tami Mauriello fight tonight, in which the. world's lightheavyweight crown will be at stake. The blow-by=-blow Seseription will begin at 9 o'clock.

ANNIVERSARY: One of the most ambitious programs ever planned by the National Broadcasting Co. will | be available for radio listeners to-) morrow night on both network outlets of the company here, WIRE and WISH. The elaborate show will be the celebration of the company’s 15th anniversary. It will be broadcast from 10:15 p. m. to 12:15 a. m. With a central theme of just “entertainment,” the two-hour. program will be carried on 243 stations affiliated wth the company. ‘At the same time it will be broadcast by more than 100 Pan-American netwotk stations of NBC's International Division. Likewise tied into the program will be an around-the-world commentary by NBC news announcers on the battle fronts of the war. Some of the | greatest names in every field of entertainment will participate along with Government and company officials in the show. More than 2000 artists are included. Among the well-known names are Secretary, of War. Stimson, Navy Secretary Knox, James L. Fly, chairman of the Federal Comm u nications C o mmission; David Sarnoff, . president of RCA; Niles Trammell, president of NBC; J a ¢ k Benny, Bing Crosby, Connie Boswell, ’ Edgar Bergen, Red Skelton, : Fanny Brice, Connie Boswell Burns and Allen, Edmund Lowe, Victor McLaglen, Fibber McGee and Molly, Irene Rich, Kay Kyser, Horace Heidt, Benny Goodman, the Quiz Kids, Frank Munn, Lucille Manners, Conrad Thibault, Vivian Della Chiesa, Dr. Walter Damrosch, Milton Cross, Frank Black, Lum and Abner, Southernaires, the Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street, Lowell Thomas, Graham McNamee, H. V. Kaltenborn, Bill Stern, Bob Hope, Rudy Vallee, Xavier Cugat, Eddie Cantor, Upton Close, Johnny the Call Boy, Ralph Edwards, Ted Steele, Paul Douglas, Walter Winchell, the U. S. Army, Navy and

‘distinguished English actor.

Gunther and Leslie Howard, the Radio City, will be the regular experts, John Kieran and Franklin | P. Adams, as well as Clifton Fadiman, master-of-ceremonies. One problem which such a broadcast presented has been solved. It is the code to substitute for the

the experts knows the answer to

Ini?

usual hand raising when one of}

uestion. Mr. Fadiman will Know whep Gunther wishes to have a try at the answer when a bell rings in the London studio. For Mr. Howard, the signal will be a buzzer. t’s program will mark the first time that Mr. Howard has appeared with the experts. It will be the 10th time for Mr. Gunther.

DRAMA: Maurice Evans and Judith Andreson, two of the great contemporary ators of the EnglishSheaking stage, will scenes from their

i some of “Macbeth” on the Kate Smith show. The broadcast will be at 7 o'clock on WFBM. Other guests will include Phil Baker, his accordion and ever faithful Bottle, Bandleader Bob Chester, the Columbia University Glee Club, Nan Rae and Mrs. Waterfall, comedians, and ‘the program regulars. Lovely Lana Turner of the films plays “Miss Jones” in a radio adaptation of the picture, “The Devil and Miss Jones,” tonight on Charles Martin's: “Playhouse” at 8 o'clock on WFBM. Charles Laughton will recite Lincoln’ s “Gettysburg Address” on the “Three Ring Time” show tonight. Mr. Laughton’s recitation of the famous words has been requested time and time again of the actor ever since he did it in the motion picture “Ruggles of Red Gap.” The broadcast will be on WIBC at 8:30 p. m. . “Week End in Havana,” starring Alice Faye and John Payne, is the vehicle ‘for tonight's “Hollywood Premiere” show on WFBM at 9 o'clock. . . . Heavy-accented Gregory Ratoff, actor, writer and director, will be the guest star tonight on Al Pearce’s program on the same station, 9:30 p. m.

# ® =» i HERE AND THERE: Benny Goodman, the first King of Swing,

aq Mr.

“Imoves in to lend his music to | the

“Spotlight Bands” show tonight on WIBC. The program, regularly scheduled for 9:15 p. m., will be broadcast immediately after the Lesnevich-Muriello bout. . An Indianapolis ear, nose and: throat specialist will be ‘heard on the “Defend Hearing” program tomorrow on WISH at 9:46 a. m. His subject will be “A Health Program for the Hard of Hearing.”

Cornell Tricky

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 14—Spike Nelson of Yale considers Cornell and Pennsylvania great, but says

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SPECIAL NOTI Stockholders’ Fg meeting of the ee ‘for elecice: business will be held at the office 5° Kingan & Oo. Indianapolis, Saturday. Nov. 15, af ‘A. M. McVIE, Secretary.

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