Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1951 — Page 27

Taste Like It Is X " By R. K. SHULL "One hundred years ago, a Baltimore dairyman bought more milk than he could ped- ~ Digging up some old recipes, he used the surplus| ‘moo juice to make ice cream. It's #till being made. Today, about 650 million gallons are consumed each year in this country. That's about §1 billion worth wholesale, Recipes for ice cream (actually a sort of creamed ice) had been kicking around Europe for hundreds of years, but it took Amerfcan madufacturing genius to make it. available to the masses in more than twe dozen flavors and in dozens of forms, As it is today, American ice cream contains no ice and little cream, but §

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Purchasable in every form from bulk to a baked cone in which the ice cream is crammed #fiside;, doused with chocolate and sprin kled with peanuts, the smeary| stuff has become a regular part of | the Amerjcan diet. "In addition to its natural outlets through the dairies and grocery stores, ice cream has been largely responsible for turning | America's pharmacies into quasirestaurants, Once the druggist had!

only a short step to hamburgers! and chili Today, even the filling stations are getting into the act, with some | Stark to Confer

placing a serve-yourself ice cream |

box right alongside the tank. | 3 About 26 years ago a lecal man | On Meat Prices | built a small insulated box, filled! George W. Stark, president of it with a back-breaking load of Stark and Wetzel Co. Indian-| wet ice and ice cream and sent alapolis meat packers, has been salesman out on the streets hawk- appointed to the ing "ice cream.” . IAdvisory com « & , Dry ice eased the sidewalk sales- mittee ~ of the man’s burden, but it was nearly Bovine Hides In10 years before any of the sales- dustry and will man got smart enoligh to put leave for Washwheels under their portable ice ington Wednes- . cream boxes, Today, four com- day for a. conpanies have their ice cream carts ference with on the local streets selling cups, Price boss Mike sandwiches, paddiepops, and sev- DiSalle. eral trade-named ice cream con-| The commit. glomorations, tee will discuss *® No Ballard Oldest proposed amend-

churning out that wonderful stuff

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ments to celling Mr. Stark Claim of the oldest manufac-|;rice regulations on cattle hides turing company in the city is held unq calf skins, It is composed of by the Ballard Ice Cream Co. Bal- prominent packing executives lard started In 1875, with a king-| throughout the natien. ' size version of the home hand] freezer. The device had one|

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strongbacks on the crank, the 1 ( strongbacks on the crank. the Wounded in Korea long per day. Now machinery at! Mrs. Louise Rose of Mooresthat company is capable of churn- | ville, R. R. 2, has been notified that ing out 4000 gallons each day. | her husband, Pre. Everything about ice cream Ralph D. Rose manufacturing has changed in Was wounded in the past hundred years except the |2ction in Korea habits of the cows. Just as they May 24. J put out too much milk for that{ The report Baltimore dairyman back in 1851, [881d that Pfe. go today, they're stil} increasing Rose was now their output each spring, That's hospitalized in why each June the ice cream (JAPAN and would people team up with the weather P® Sent to the

to tempt u to eat more jstates sometime ean” eo 9 1°€ | this month,

| { { | - = | A member of pre Rose | - A {the Army MediAccused in Drowning [cai corps, he was wounded in the UTICA, N. Y., June 9 (UP) leg as he aided other wounded. | Theodore N. Stowe, 34, of Sylvan | Pfc. Rose, a former resident of Beach, N. Y., was arrested today Peru, was recalled to service in in the death of a 23-year-old Air October, 1950. He went to Korea Force enlisted man who had been March 4. ssing from his post. Policé said |... . ppd admitted having a tignt Finletter Takes Off with the victim, S/8gt. Claude H., WASHINGTON, June 9 (UP)— Bowles, of Patrick Springs, Va. Air Force Secretary Thomas XK. ind that the sergeant fell into the | Finletter left Burbank, Cal. by arge canal at Sylvan Beach plane today to inspect Air Force une 4. [installations in the Far East.

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|divorces to couples who since may |, 1." cictoms and halt any un-| Of a time catching whales. |derwater rules, They hammered! Turn Left from Elevator have remarried without knowing guthorized trade. But even more, The natives have taken seven together a huge wooden caisson, | Good Established their divorces were illegal, they want no commercial avenues Of the seagoing animals here in or open-end box. fo Abused, 22 Years Officers sald the couples paid opened that might later be used recent days and “muktuk” (whale| They then forced the box to the " eg-to. Onin Eve Hawkins fees of more than s100 [for contraband intended for Red meat) is selling this year at $1 a mucky river bottom with the open| 3 hed i P y j |China via Hong Kong. pound. This makes a large whale end down. agcad- Sn Day 8 A. M. to obtain the divorces when they] Henee the cordon of Coast Worth about $10,000. In %ddition,| With air pressure-they blew out Children’s 401 Roosevell Bldg. to 10P. M. did not want to wait the year re-lGuard vessels. whale bone is valuable for carv-|all .the mud they could from the| Hair 4th Floor—Comer Ill. & Wash.

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SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1951 50 Years Together

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Settler, 2003 Winthrop Ave, will cele brate their 50th wedding anniversary this afternoon in their home,

Famed Brooklyn Bridge = me rus NEW YORK, May The Brooklyn Bridge was an| only shoe of its kind

¥ i i i i i ted 70 years ago’ ; |experiment in engineering when it was erec yea g in the world!

but the old span still is so sturdy that it is being modernized (for another few decades’ use. | ( | | “That old bridge is solid as a rock,” City Public Works | HAND % Commissioner Frederick H. Zurmuhlen said.

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§ skittish in 1883, the year the sandhogs were lowered into the | DOWN { bridge was opened, that it{box en the river bottom to dig. |

le into the| They dug for months, hunting Fast prog tore ull is be-|Tock bottom, sending the shoveled

® | . Iv in 1951 to|silt to the surface. When they ’ COPEG | [IE ened lane {rafc/had dug down to bedrock—45 feet DIFs Scholl's arter from the water's surface on the J “ ye K their Brooklyn side, 78 feet deep on they Those: uli boys Knew Manhattan side—they poured the! De: Riats Periberger, one of Is- bridge building,” Mr. Zurmuhlen |, full of ‘concrete. 4 : i's Jqremont payehalogisis, will auld. | That is the foundation on which Sandakan, British North Borneo. a qqress an open meeting at the! The Brooklyn Bridge, first to|4y. bridge rests now. The granite It is one of the few places in| Kirshbaum Center at, 8 /p. m, connect Manhattan with Long fae Ee lowers were’ DUN! the world today with a high de-|pyesday. ¥ land, looks quaint now—its an-iorg reat high; and the four suspen-

; f 3 4 gree of quiet and order. Manila) Cc i cient Gothic red stone towers con-| i bl t from end 5 i { oming to the United States as| sion cables were strung. authorities officially describe it as| Tn Puthebir ol to the trasting with the naked steels, end of the bridge, riding on

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, {mid-century “White House Con- © | group. In fact, it hasn't had a|™ |hattan, Williamsburg and Queens-| gw rom the cables dropped steel law violation since a man wag ference on Children and Youth, |, ro Bridges. Nines to fasten the bridge floor 205 W. Washington St. LI 8848 {Dr, Perlberger mow is visiting ; I. C. Benedict, Owner

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Philippines Open Dr. Perlberger still a Good By— oL : TL I To Speak Tuesday Time Fails to Weaken += Smuggling Drive mop !

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By PAUL 8. KATIGBAK ! MANILA, . Philippine Islands, June 9 (CDN) ~~ The Philippine government has ordered a perma-| nent naval patrol strung around] lits island paradise in the Sulu! Seas called Cagayan de Sulu,

Its aim is neither to keep out-| siders out nor insiders in, but to check the operations of a ring of! international smugglers. i

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habitants, the island has four tural’ experiment station in Tel | pies, the great suspension bridge was called the “eighth wonder of| Later she continued her medical |{he world.” Newer spans dwarfed Sandakan to, be exchanged tor Eskimos to Whoopee was jailed today on charges he Philippines via Jolo and. points!, POINT BARROW, Alaska, Junelite and limestone pillars on the sold hundreds of “quickie” Texas South, 9 (UP)—Eskimos in this Arcticiriver's bedrock, 19th century engi-| : : “| Officials here naturally want to|Sea outpost are having a whale neers had to make their own un-|

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