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14 Staunton, Leader, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1939f State Road Told At 532 School Doors In Southside Open Sept. 10 A I It4 Nonfat Dry Milk Full Of Nutrients wide system of segregated schools i long planned in theory, was set, into actual motion this year when Prince Edward chose to abandon public schools rather than comply with a federal court order to desegregate them this September. J. B.

Wall counsel for the foundation; said this week the organization "is not a one-year proposition at all." He said plans are being formed for a continuing schoof program. Apparently, other citizens agree Farmvllle Jaycees. for example, have been working on a football field for the private equivalent of Farmville High School, Prince Edward Academy. The group has a $300,000 budget. Treasurer E-.

Louds Dahl said this week that Wter than 000 In cash and pledges "had been received. He added that no finan-j clal difficulties were expected. Private school administrator Roy R. Pearson said contracts have been signed with 65 teachers, which Is just six less than the number of white teachers the last school term. They will be paid the same salaries they received In public schools the last school year.

Pearson said about 1,500 white students have enrolled In the private schools. The county has a white pupil population of about 1,600. J. B. Wall counsel for the foundation, said he doesn't anticipate "any trouble" concerning possible court action to provide public schools for Negroes in, the He said to his knowledge no legal action has been instituted to open the schools, nor was any expected.

And as 1,800 Negro children faced the prospect of having no schools, one Negro spokesman the Rev. L. P. Griffin said: "We haven't taken any definite action locally yet. We're still waiting on the legal staff of the (state) NAACP for action." It was reported yesterday that only a handful of Prince Edward families have explored the idea of sending their children to school in neighboring counties.

FARMVILLE, Va. (AP) The Prince Edward County School By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The death of an Arlington couple In Buckingham County yesterday pushed Virginia's 1959 highway death toll to 532, compared wltl 526 on this date a year ago. The most recent victims were Mr. and Mrs Daniel S. Officer, each about 60, of (1545 17th St.) North Arlington.

They were fatally injured in a crash on U. 8. 15 three miles south of Sprouse'i Corner. Foundation, preparing to Instruct the entire county white public By CECILY BROWNSTONE AP Newsfeatures Food Editor school population, reportedly has $40,000 In cash and another MANY WOMEN use nonfat 000 in pledgts. Doors of the private schools are set to open Sept.

10. The county- dry milk to step up food values, as well as for economy and convenience, In preparing family meals. Judging from the questions we've been asked, they want answers to two questions about using the milk. First off, they've noticed that a white sauce made with nonfat dry milk (in dry form) and standard proportions of fat and flour is usually thicker than one made with regular' fluid milk. What proportions are recommended for a thinner sauce? Home economists and nutritionist at Cornell University's New York State College of Af-riculture and Home Economics have the answer.

They say that for a thin sauce use cup of the dry milk and 1 cup of water, and use I tablespoon each of fat and flour; for a medium sauce increase both fat and flour to ly, tablespoons; and for a thick sauce use 2 tablespoons of the fat and 2Vi tablespoons of the flour. As seasoning for all three, use teaspoon salt and teaspoon pepper. The other question that has come up: When nonfat dry milk is used in bread-making, is it necessary to rellquiefy and scald it. The Cornell people say no, the dry milk is sifted with the flour. They add, "Finished loaves have good volume and texture, and are nicely browned on top." Mothers who often make meat loaf for their families want to step up nutrients in the dish.

One way to do this is to add nonfat dry milk. In the following recipe the large amount of onion helps to give the loaf a moist texture and savory flavor; it also cuts well. SWEDISH MEAT RING f. I-4 4 felJf THE ABOVE PICTURE of Sal Mineo and Terry Moore is taken from the new 20th Fox comedy "A Private's Affair" filmed In color- and cinemascope and also starring Gary Crosby, Christine Garere, Barry Cole, Barbara Eden, Jessie Royce Landis and Jim Bacus. Nobody has more fun than privates in love.

The excellent co-feature is "Rally Around the Flag, Boys" also in color and cinemascope starring Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward. Both of these pictures will show at Skyline Drive-In Theatre -tonight through next goodness yes honey you can stop frettin' Rip Van Winkle Couldn't Sleep with NaggingBackache Now I Yon can get the fast relief you need from nagging backache, headache and muscular aches and pains that often cause restless nisrhts and miserable tired-out feelinsn. When these discomfort come on with over-exertion or stress and strain -you want relief want it fast I Anothei jinturbance may be mild bladder irritation following wronu food and drink often set. tin up a restless uncomfortable feeling. Doan's Pills work fast in separate ways 1.

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Enjoy a good night's sleep and the same happy relief millions have for over 60 years. New, large siie saves money. Get Doan's Fills today 1 A. ttTaSa all nor-Vorl fni Vo News of the Movies Labor Bay weekend i P) At the Visulite Ingredients: 1 cups finely chopped onion, 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, 2 pounds ground lean beef, cup non fat dry milk, V2 cup dry bread crumbs, 2 eggs, 1 clove, garlic Gary Crosby suffered a minor cut and a severe bruise on his right leg when he fell-off a jeep while rehearsing a complicated dance routine for "A Private's Affair," Twentieth Century-Fox production now at the Visulite and (minced), 2 teaspoons salt, teaspoon dry mustard, Yz tea' Free Parking After 6 P.M. on the HARDY LOT If- 1 1 spoon pepper, 1 teaspoon nut Staunton Drive In Theatres.

Crosby, Sal Mineo and Barry meg, lvi teaspoons Worchester shire sauce. Method Cook the onion until transparent in the butter. Mix Coe, as Army recruits, dance from a loading platform, across a truck and onto a Jeep In the course of the highly athletic routine. Crosby, keeping time with the music, was supposed to jump from the hood of the Jeep lightly with remaining ingredi ents. Press firmly into a 5-cup ring mold.

Bake in a moderate (350 degrees) oven 30 minutes or until cooked through. Allow Last DAY! Cont. Mows to Its bumper, to the ground. He slipped on the bumper and his leg passed between the bumper and the frame of the Jeep, in- to stand about 5 minutes. Loosen edges and invert on flat sur Feature at 6:10 9 p.m.

flicing the Injury. nice Esso Dealer with the tig smile has our car now and he's changing the oil and putting in grease face, then transfer to serving (This keeps serving platter free of fat from the At the Dixie The loaf.) Center of ring may be Seldom does a motion picture receive the critical acclaim that has been awarded "The Nun's )r i I AUDREY HEPBURN appears as Gabrlelle Van Der Mai, a young Belgian girl who enters a convent to become a nurse in Warner "The Nun's Story," Technicolor production directed by Fred Zinnemann tonight at the Dixie Theatre. filled with creamy mashed po tatoes. Makes 8 servings. Story," Fred Zinnemann's Tech NUN'S STORY" IN COLOR nicolor production for Warner and gas and all that business that The Pacific shoreline of the starring Audrey Hepburn United States roams 1,700 miles from Mexico to Canada.

The The film, which closes tonight at the Dixie Theatre, was more than a year in preparation and six months in production, during which thousands of miles were National Park Service reports Beginning THUR. that 1,448 miles of this shore keeps it running so line are privately owned. traveled by the company for film glum, Holland, Ireland, Scotland, Portugal, Switzerland, Sweden, Australia, Germany, Czechoslovakia' and Austria and two Dames of the British Empire, a young Polish princess and a Nigerian character actor. It is truly an international motion picture. BURL IVES The Academy Award Titan in another Ragged Role! mmfvt auai ing in the Belgian Congo, Rome and in various cities of Belgium.

Audrey Hepburn, stars as Sis ter Luke, the conscience-charged heroine of "The Nun's Story." Ryan Ives NOW SHOWING MAT. 1 3 FM EVE. 79 P.M The cast of 108 speaking roles reads like a global "Who's Who." Except for newspaper reviews IF-" There are performers from America, England, Italy, France, Bel- marked () items In this column are prepared by the theatre. LOUISE In I i iHQQtfBiicnB-D STATE POULTRY Quoted by Federal 8UU Market Serrtca Barrlaonbnrf HARRISONBURG, Sept. 1 VIRGINIA LIVE POULTRY Raising Sweet Potatoes On Eastern Shore COLOff OC LUXE CMAfcOff IOUNOI Co-Feaiure at Driv-In "MISSOURI TRAVELER" Drive In Show at 7:15 PM 1 Plus: A 2nd Feature "MIRACLE OF THE HILLS i v6 not getting lost this year, buster my Esso Sealer tipped me off REPORT.

Broilers and fryers: Demand fair. Movement slow. Estimated slaughter of broilers and fryers to the Esso Touring Service Dy Virginia processors today 214,300 head. Prices paid at farm 24 hours ending 11 a.m. today, Sept.

Broilers and fryers 2Y- Shipplett's Cash Carry CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDRY they marked a complete route for me and pointed out 31bs. 15-16 205,000 head 3 at 15 c. 7 at 15 21 at glnia's Eastern Shore -is a growing business in more than one way. With the Nemagold as the leading variety of sweet grown, it appears that the 1959 crop will be the largest in over 15 years. The growth of sweet potato production on the Eastern Shore has been phenomenal, over the past ten years.

In 1949 there were 9300 acres of sweets planted in the two counties on the 16 69 undetermined. Fowl: Demand fair. Movement very slow. Heavy hens 13-14 c. places I oughta SHIRTS 22' TV STAMPS 2.300 head 65 at 13 c.

35 at 8CG 14 c. Light hens 5-6 c. 800 head 50 at 5 c. 50 at 6 c. Turkeys: Demand fair to good.

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2 Red Winter, to Au- there will be 17,000 acres of sweet potatoes on the Shore. The Service also predicts a yield of 173 bushels per acre. A Utile simple mathematics Indicates that, if there predictions are ac KXI i FT3 gusta Co. $1 .70 to $1.75. curate, the Eastern Shore will 2 Yellow (Shelled) Co.

$1.45 to $1.52 to 1.55. 2 White (Shelled). Co. $1.55. 3, Rockingham Co.

Augusta Co. $1.00 to OPENS TONITE FIRST SHOW 7:15 P. M. THE COMEDY LAUGH FEAST OF THE YEAR Corn No. Rockingham Augusta Co.

Corn No. Rockingham Barley No $0.90 to 1.10; $1.15. JM Bif SWA if TfUflY liU Itrvif Dmra gimme your Happy Motoring 0 sso ROSBY MOORE'BACKUS'LANDIS yield 2,941,000 bushels of sweet potatoes this year. This yield becomes even more amazing when viewed In the light of the 1954 agricultural census taken by the U. S.

'Department of Agriculture. At that time the leading county in sweet potato production In the nation was St. Landry in Louisiana with a yield of 2,692,000 bushels from 33,911 acres planted. On a combined acreage of 11,943 acres Accomack and Northampton counties, on the Eastern Shore, produce a total of 1534,112 bushels in the same year. In plain language, Virginia's Eastern Shore produced twice as many sweets per acre of land as the Louisiana County.

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