Dinner for Judge Hooker

The Great Gilders' Leaves! The Craft Cheese Company, who also bring you big coffee every Thursday night, present each week at this time, Harold Terry is the Great Gilders' Leaves, written by Leonard L. Evans. We'll hear from the Great Gilders' Leaves in just a moment.

But first, let's consider that great American dish, macaroni and cheese. The year folks like it with the macaroni fluffy, light, and the cheese goodness all through and through. Well, I can tell you how to make it just that way. Cook it in only seven minutes.

Get a thrifty box of the product called Craft Dinner. In the package, you'll find a special quick cooking macaroni. Also, there's an envelope of craft grated that puts cheese goodness on every tender morsel. All in all, you do just seven minutes cooking and get a swell thrifty main dish.

Now, particularly when you're watching the food bills, now when you're especially busy, Craft Dinner is a big help. You better get several packages of craft dinner and be ready to make delicious macaroni and cheese whenever you're in a hurry.

And once again, let's visit our friend to great, younger, slave, who's not a happy man today. No one day, this is one of his bad days. Right now, he's telling his niece and nephew, margarine Leroy, and birdie, their cook, all about it.

Yes, and there I was, peacefully driving along when suddenly I heard a bang, and then a bumpy bumpy bump. At first I hoped it was just the rear end falling out, but no such luck it was a tire.

Well, he didn't come work, what about the spare? Leroy, that was the spare. Can't you get a new tube anywhere? No, my dear, they can't sell me one. But I thought when you were to buy a new tube you could have it, just as long as you brought your old one in.