Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 20

LANCASTER. (O.) EAGLE-GAZETTE SECTION PAGE SIX t. SEPTEMBER 13. 1951 tilized and still fewer ljve past the free-swimming stage to become mature oysters. Although one female oyster produces hundreds of millions of eggs every summer, few are fer- New York Crowd Boos Russia's Delegation NEW YORK W-A crowd of about 400 booed Russia's delegation to the Japanese peace treaty FATHER WILL RECEIVE MEDAL -AT THURSTON SOLDIER'S.

BURIAL Army officers from Fort IIaye3 will present the Silver Star medal to Harry T. Broyles, Thurston, father of Pfc. Bruce M. Broyles, at burial services for the soldier to be held Sunday afternoon in the cemetery adjoining the Fairfield Baptist Church at Thurston. on your FAVORITE BREAD Pfc.

Broyles' oody is to arrive Mrs, Lois Derr, Mrs. Connie Pro-basco, Mrs. Nancy Clevenger, all of Lancaster, Mrs. Norma Ruff-ner, Columbus, Mrs. Harriet Ruckman, Thurston, Mary Ellen and Betty Lou, both of the home; a brother, Martin, of the home; and the maternal grandfather, Robert Myers, Lancaster.

Broyles, 20, unlisted May 13, 1949, went overseas to Japan January 19, 1951, and was sent later into action in Korea. Pfc. Broyles lost his life while gallantly covering the withdrawal of his company from a position under intense fire of the rapidly advancing enemy in the vicinity of Chipyong. Broyles stood fast, engaging the, enemy with deadly rifle fire until his position was overrun. When his company counterattacked, Broyles was found dead in his foxhole with two enemy dead beside him.

For this action Broyles was awarded the Silver Star. USE COUPON ON BACK OF EVERY PKG. OF NEW GOOD Herbert Householder is to officiate. Liberty Union Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars is to have charge of the rites at the burial in the cemetery. Friends will be received after Friday noon at the A.

E. Johnson Memorial Funeral Home, Baltimore. Covered Withdrawal Broyles leaves seven sisters: in Columbus from New York at 5:45 a. m. tomorrow.

He was killed in action February 15, 1951, in Korea, while serving with the U.S. 2nd Infantry Division. Funeral services will be held Sunday, 2:30 in Fairfield Baptist Church, where the body Nwill lie in state for an hour preceding the service. The Rev. I i- I 3 Four Accused Of Running Narcotics Ring In Lima, O.

TOLEDO, O. -J UP Four persons, accused by federal a-gents of operating a narcotics ring in Lima, were indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury as narcotics law violators. The quartet includes Ralph Forsythe, 33, and Robert Franks, 27, of Lima, and Edward James, 24, and Mildred Peppers, 19, Toledo. George Gray, narcotics agent said after Forsythe and Franks were arrested May 16 in Lima, the Toledo couple went to Lima to continue the narcotics operations. He said a raid on the Lima apartment of James and the woman in June 30 netted $5,000 worth of narcotics and that the couple admitted sending $3,500 to New York a month previously.

John Carocci, 25, and Can Chuppa, 24, both of Cleveland, were charged with counterfeiting. They are accused of passing bogus $10 bills in Sandusky and Huron. Donald George. 20, Forest, was charged with violating the Selective Service Act. LUCK the table margarine "753772 WE'LL THINK IT OVER ST.

LOUIS (AP) French Doctor R. Wibaux popped up today with a novel idea for helping ease the world-wide housing shortage. He suggested institutions for the aged be made so attractive some old people now living in apartments would give them up. Kleenex Tissues (300) 27c Peter Pan Peanut Butter 12 oz. 33c Chefs Delight Cheese 2 lbs.

73c Prem Luncheon Meat 12 oz. 49c Duff's Devil's Food Mix 18 oz. 29c IS mm Keep-Well Cookies From Home To Bake And Mail Ken Dawn Stuffed Olives ramnhell's BROILED NEW POTATOES Most homemaker rarely have a day of medl planning that does not include potatoes on the menu in ome form because hearty, masculine appetites demand them. Your menfolk and other, members of the family, as well will welcom potatoes served in this tasty new fashion. Broiled New Potatoes 15 medium-size or 30 tiny new potatoes cup melted margarine cup shredded cheese cup bread crumbs Cook potatoes in their jackets.

While still hot, peel and roll in nelted margarine, next in cheese, uid finally in bread crumbs. Arrange in a well-margarined shallow jaking dish or pan. Place under roiler and broil until lightly irowned on one side, about five ninutes. Turn and finish broiling ibout five minutes. This will yiid aprvinsra Backed by nearly 100 i VTK PA'--''-'ikcC IS 1 giant pkg.

or 2 large pkgs. 59C 3 pound can 69c 1 conference in San Francisco as the group arrived at Grand Central Terminal yesterday. A number of epithets were hurled at Andrei Gromyko, Soviet deputy foreign minister who was the head of the 40-member entourage. Gromyko, when asked for comment on the peace treaty which was ratified over Russian objectionssaid, 'inothing." INDIANS SHUN RUSSIA NEW DELHI (JP) Only five Indian students during the past three years desired to go to Russia for higher studies but none went because of lack of proper facilities there, Education Minister Maulana Abul Kalam Azad told questioners in Parliament. WHEN IT COMES TO TASTE You'll never know hoivqood inM eoffee can unfit (intent Chaw Sanborn It fun So'ubft Coffn with Oufrfm, MaftoM and OtxIroM addtd.

years of toffee experience! BOLOGMA LBS Ml SMOXEDJOWL L.23' I MM I Chicken Noodle 2 for 33c Kenny's Strawberry Preserves, 12 oz. 29c Log Cabin Syrup 12 oz. 27c Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour 20 oz. 17c 7.30 Coffee lb. 77c Ken Dawn Wax Paper 125 ft.

25c Ritz Crackers 35c Kenney'g Spanish Rice, 300 size, 2 for 39c Rinso .2 for 59c Oxydol 2 for 59c My-T-Fine Lemon or Chocolate Puddinsr 2 for 17c If Flakorn nnMiNEK? new 704 E. MAIN JUST PHONE 4 Note Our Convenient Store Hours 8:00 to 8:00 Monday Thru Friday 8:00 to 9:00 Saturday to 7:00 Sunday Sure Jel, 2 oz. 2 for 23c Kenny's Apple Butter 28 oz. 19c Chocolate Drink Oval tine Toddy 2 for 25c MIHISER GROCERY COMPLETE FOOD CENTER 855 East Main Street Lancaster, Ohio Out at Bay's Red White at the corner of Broad and Eyman with Plenty of Free Parking space. CORNER 5TH mW'im I Ti "A Real Buv" 11 DAVID DAVIES Smoked Callies ode LB.

1 AND A DEXOL BOX TOP Send to Address en Mm ackag ONLT BLm oirr rna MU CUIUKU) FABRICS THE BEST IN COFFEES Old Reliable lb. 87c Kenney'a 7:30 lb. 73c Folger. Maxwell House and Chase Sanborn. 89c STEAKS Sirloin Round T-Bone Lb.

95 ROASTS Chuck Rib Lb. 65 ill, MAPLE STREET on your FAVORITE BREAD yeii" LB. PKG. FROZEN PEAS Pkg. 19 FROZEN LIMA BEADS Pkg.

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Box. 89' CHUCK ROAST U.S. CHOICE or PRIME LB. 69' SALT PORK 29' LB. SLICED BACON ENDS 19' LI HAM-OSCAR MAYER Wholt or Shank Half LI.

BANANAS Golden Ripe 10c 2 IbS Lean Short Shank FRESH CALLIES lb. 39' Ready-to-Eat Jowel SM. PICNICS Afc BACON IQc LB LB i i i i i I Freshly Made Pure Beef GROUND BEEF. lb. 61 SaS I Fresh.

BACON SAUSAGE 4 yjc Well Trimmed CHUCK ROAST lb. 69. California 220 Size ORANGES Doz. 49c Golden Ripe BANANAS 2 lbs, for 29c Head Large 48 Size LETTUCE 2 Heads 29c mm i it, 2h cup shortening 2Vi cups (1 lb.) brown sugar 3 eggs 4 cup chopped nuts 1 package semi-sweet chocolate morsels. Sift flour with baking powder and salt.

Melt shortening in a large saucepan (2Vz to 3 quart Stir in the brown sugar and al low to cool slightly. Beat in eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add flour mixture, chopped nuts and semi-sweet chocolate. Blend well. Turn into greased pan Bake in moderate oven (350 25 to 30 mnutes.

When almost cool, cut into desired size squares or strips. YIELD: Approximately 48 2Vi inch squares. Told About Funds Being Raised For Hospital Addition Members of the a a nrairueia xiuspnai ouiiuiug Commission were advised last night of the status of funds being raised for facilities and furnishings in the hospital's new addition which is expected to De completed next year. Approximately been received in contributions at Pleasantville to furnish two rooms in the new wing and en dow a memorial for Dr. A.

V. Lerch, Pleasantville physician, who was honored at a community reception last spring. Hospital Administrator Charles E. Mattix also reported Hospital 1 Wig ny, jjaiiriiuuic nau otin in a checK lor $iou as us i a i contribution toward the installa tion of new intercommunications system the hospital. All hospital twigs in the city and county are engaged in raiS' ing funs for this project.

The building board also 1 cussed a proposal whereby the X-ray department at the hospital would be enlarged with utiliza tion of more space, but took no action. ine aaminisirauve or operations committee of the Board of Governors probably will study and make recommendations later on this project. TOP GRADE POULTRY CDVCDC Lb. Mc I niLnj Ally Young Plump Tender All Weights HEAVY HENS iL 33' Year Old 1 Lb. Ally LEGHORN HENS 27' 47c DRESSED CUT-UP FRYERS Breasts Legs Thighs Fresh Giblets Wings EGGS 69 SHORT'S POULTRY Rear 131 Union Street PHONE 228 Open Til 7 P.M.

Saturday A Free Parking Lot For Our Customers 1 i va A delicious home-made cookie is always welcomed at college or by your boy in the service, particularly when it is the kind that mails without drying or crumbling. The bar cookies shown here, studded with chocolate morsels, are just what youngsters enjoy, and they are packed professionally with home materials. Just use any sturdy cardboard, and then cut small dividers to fit the size of the cookies. You can then stack the cookies safely in each compartment. These cookies are also good for snack or tea timR treat.

Cut them finger size far this purpose. Mailable Cookies 2 cups sifted all purpose flour 2xh teaspoons baking powder teaspoon salt NESCAFE Large CI AQ 12 oz 1.1 BLENDED JUICE GOLDEN ISLE 46 oz. Jar. 2V SUGAR PURE CANE 11 $139 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR I $2.07 GREER PEACHES Case $5.95 No. 2V2 Can.

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