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The Mary Lee Taylor Program. Brought to you by Pet Milk, the first evaporated milk. Yes, welcome to the Mary Lee Taylor Program, featuring the story of the week about that lovable pair, Jim and Sally Carter, and the Pet Milk recipe of the week.

Just two weeks ago, Mary Lee Taylor and her staff completed a wonderful new collection of time-saving recipes. Short cut ways to prepare everything from main dishes and salads to desserts. one delicious. If you haven't sent for your free copy of this helpful new book, be sure to get your request in today. Just print on a postcard, your name and address, and the

word time saving recipes. And send the card to Mary Lee Taylor, Carol this station, or to Pet Milk, St. Louis Zone 1 Missouri. And now it's Mary Lee on NBC. Hello. This is Mary Lee Taylor. As you know, this is a pretty exciting time in the life of Jim and Sally Carter, a family of two that will soon be three.

And today's story really started when Sally said, I don't care what day the baby is born, I just want it to be a healthy baby. And Mrs. Hogan, a neighbor, said, Sally Carter, if you baby is born before the 21st, that's one thing.

But if it's born after not the 23rd, according to the story, you have a baby who will be a baby. You'll hear the whole story in just a minute. And right after the story, I'm going to give you one of my favorites from the collection of time-saving recipes.

A recipe for the kind of food that's welcome, morning, noon or night. I'm sure to make a big hit with men. Oh, what is it, Mary Lee? Dell, have you ever tasted apple pancakes? Nope. Can't say that I have. Sounds good, though.