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"FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE FIVE A Frosty Formula For Grand Eating Summer is just around the cor- ner, and these hot sultry days are sure to arouse that old longing: for ice-cold frosty ice cream just like "mother used to make." Here's a good recipe for chocolate ice cream your young folk will love and you'll like it too because you can make it in the tray of your refrigerator. 1% C granulated sugar 1 tbsp all-purpose flour 34 generous tsp. salt 2 whole eggs, slightly beaten 2 C scalded milk 2 squares bitter chocolate 2 C heavy cream 1 thsp vanilla extract Combine and mix well the sugar, flour, salt, then beat in the slight- ly beaten whole eggs. Pour the hot, scalded milk over the egg mixture, slowly and gradually, stirring brisk- ly while pouring. Cool over hot water until mixture is thickened; cool, and strain through a muslin, then add feavy, unwhipped cream and freeze in a hand freezer, using three parts ice to 1 part rock salt, or. in a refrigerator tray, Pack or mold using four parts ice and one part prock salt, English Wit Bubbles Despite Troubles The fount of humor in the En- glish people springs eternal. Con- fronted with the tremendous task of being host to the Olympics in the face of housing and food shortages, they are still giving thought to their own entries in the events, and the following lines from a currently popular song by the Weston Bro- thers are apropos: The Olympic Games are coming, |' so go all out, we beg! The other nations needn't think they'll take us down a peg! We'll win the Egg and Snoon race --if they let us have an egg! Other catch phrases that are go- ing the rounds include "St. George for England, everything else for ex- port." "We ought to be thankful for small murphies," this in con- nection with a slight increase in the potato ration, and on the dollar question--"Of course we could de- clare war on America,--let them win in a week, and then they'd have to keep us for the rest of our lives)" Clean and oil furnace pipes in Sumner to prevent, rust and corro- on. Before You Start On That Vacation Stop at New Look for Nuregs THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW By Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten Thar ca ON THE CAR LOT TUSEDY PA thi EITHER A LULU » Cag 7K 5 | BUYING? HERE'S THE BEST JOB ON THE LOT! BEATE YOU TO IT/ITE A STEAL SELLING? DUNNO/DON GET MANY | CALLS FOR THESE PERKLE EIGHTS THEY'RE LOADS-GOT 6 OR 7 IN STOCK TCAN'T GIVE AWAY. GIVE You Z / A & be Tr MILTON JOUNSON, GALLATIN, PA. AT $1,500 BUCKS! 2 $500 FOR IT/ shine on the naiton's beaches will take a joint bow this summer with new fabrics which enhance their appeal. fabric designed to enhance the eye- : catching appeal of sun dresses, pe- | piece black-and-white striped play dal pushers and beach coats. This | suit. newly developed fabric is a wrinkle- | skirt claim as their new style com= defying acetate rayon which is also | panion a midriff-sheathing black able to resist stretching or sagging. { cummerbund. Metallic Fabrics Add Gleam To Summer's New Swim Suits Sharkskin sacrifiles no crispness by taking on these new attractions. The crisp finished of the fabri¢ in- | spired the crisp tailoring of a | back-belted coat with shirt-styled | cuffs and collars. Take the new bathing suits that | Hop-sacking, Fashions designed to cut a novelty basket, glitter. Able literally to cut a shine | weaves and butcher-linen will also are suits made of metallic fabrics.|go down to the sea this su Matelic satin lastex, is used, for calling attention to the good Woks example, to make the brief one- and serivceability of spun rayons. shoulder strap sheath, which owes Many are washable, its gleam to foil made tarnish-!ironed when almost dry with a hot proof by laminating between sheets! jron. of acetate rayon. and can be One which adds this solid | virtue to its fashionable attractions Tricot knit. sharkskin is a hew | --the soft drapes and the luxure | ious feel of fabric--make a three- Play - suit and separate = Z I Roshi iin ; Emancipation of nurses from the desertion 12 years ago. It was her Wlovunctain FOR 3 ¢VACATION f Roo VAGABONDS With The New SENSATIONAL second marriage, her first husband having died. When the judge nodded his as- sent, Mrs. Hardy curtsied, said "Thank you, your Honor, good day' and tiptoed out, apparently | little perturbed by the fact she was the oldest person ever to seek a divorce in the court. expense of constant laundering and starching of their professional dress is now a reality with the invasion of hospital-ward fashions by nylon uniforms, These uniforms, it is claimed, can be easily washed at home, will dry overnight and are quickly ironed. Most stains encoun- tered while attending the sick can be wiped off with a wet cloth. Af- ter ironing, uniforms appear crisp and fresh without the necessity of starching, This eliminates the dis- comfort often .caused by .starched clothes, especially during hot wea- ther, The type shown above has a coat-front opening, detachable but- tons, self-belt which fastens in front and armholes cut to give ample fredom of movement. 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