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ANOTHER NUN FACES RED TRIAL-Sister Marie Raymond
of the Order of St. Vincent de Paul, pictured with some of her
charges at the French Mission Orphanage in Feiping, China, (aces
trial before a Chinese "People's Court." News of her arrest fol
lowed reports that five Canadian nuns were convicted in Canton
of "mistreating and murdering" Chinese orphans. This photo was
received in France by Sister Marie's sister, also a nun.
U. Of 0. Student On List Of Oxford Scholarships
PRINCETON, N. J. ( . plan to use their scholarships,
Three Pacific Northwestern stu- which entitle them to a minumum
dents were among 32 persons of two years at Oxford, to continue
their studies in economics. Kai
sanovsky, who has received a
bachelor's degree of philosophy at
the University of Oregon and is
now doing graduate work in lan
guages, said he plans to study
philosophy under the scholarship.
The students were chosen by a
district committee which met at
Spokane.
awarded scholarships to Oxford
university in England in this year's
Rhodes competition.
The winners were announced by
Dr. Frank Aydelotte of the insti
tute for advanced study.
The successful candidates from
district tj (northwestern) are Alex
ander masanovsKy, r.ugene, ure.f
university of Oregon; Alan C. En
thoven, Seattle, Stanford univer
sity, and Jotin R. Hughes, Twin
Falls, Idaho, University of Wash
ington. Enthoven and Hughes said they
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Cranberry Parfait
Tasty New Idea
By GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Food end Markets Editor
For your Christmas entertaining,
here are two delightful recipes.
The stuffed mushrooms can be
served as hot canapes before din
ner and the partait is light and
delicate and as red as holly.
Stuffed Broiled Mushrooms
(Makes 4 servings)
Six-ounce can broiled mushroom
crowns, 3-ounce can deviled ham.
Vt teaspoon mustarl, Vi teaspon
gratea onion, va teaspoon minced
parsley. i
Drain mushrooms, reserving
broth for other use. Scoop out
stem ends of mushroom crowns
with sharp knife of melon bailer.
Finely chop stem ends. Combine
deviled ham, chopped mushroom
stems, mustard, onion and oarslcv.
Stuff mixture back into mushroom
crowns.
Arrange In shallow pan to go
under broiler. Broil 4 inches from
moderate heat in preheated broil
ing compartment until thoroughly
hot, about 5 minutes. Serve as hot
canape, or to top scrambled eggs
on toast.
Cranberry Parfait
(Makes 8 servings)
One egg white, 2 tablespoons
sugar, 1 egg yolk, 2 cups milk, 2 or
3 tablespoons sugar, 1-8 teaspoon
salt, 3 tablespoons quick-cookin?
tapioca, 1 teaspoon vatulla,
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remain on the air Christmas Eve
until midnight, with a special pro
gram of Christmas music from
11:00 to 12:00 p.m. So, you can1
leave that radio on Christmas
eve for very pleasant background
music. j
STAT I POST FILLED
SALEM -7P) - C. C. Curl,
Pendleton, was appointed to the
state racing commission by Gov.
Douglas McKay for a term ending
Jan. 15, 1953.
He succeeds the late F. S. Le
Grow, Athena.
For Xmas Cheer!
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432 South Stephen
Vi cups cranberry sauce or cran
bery jelly, Vi cup cream, whipped
Beat egg white until foamy
throughout; add 2 tablespoons
sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, and
continue beating with rotary egg
beater until mixture will stand in
soft peaks. Set aside. Mix egg yolk
with about V cup of the milk in
saucepan. Add 2 or 3 tablespoons
sugar, salt, tapioca and remaining
milk. Place over medium heat.
. Cook until mixture comes to a
boil, stirring constantly this takes
5 to 8 minutes. Pour small amount
of hot tapioca mixture gradually
on beaten egg white, blending
well. Then quickly add the re
maining mixture, stirring constant
ly. (The hotter the tapioca and the
faster it is blended in, the thicker
and fluffier the pudding will be).
Add vanilla.
Cool, stirring once after 15 or 20
minutes. Chill. Serve the tapioca
cream and cranberry sauce layered
in parfait glasses. (Make 5 layers,
beginning with cranberry saute).
Top with the whipped cream.
To protect themselves against
the savage Kitan people across
the Yulu river to the north, the an
cient Koryo kings, who ruled what
is modern-day Korea, built a great
wall 25 feet high across the en
tire peninsula.
There were 16,133 women ar
rested for drunkenness in the
1 0 ' United States in 1949
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC
tonight. . . Ott & Ricketts Christ
mas party, 9:45 p.m., transcribed
locally, and from the network we
will bring you the Lincolnton high
school girl's chorus at 10:30. We
have also received word that the
JOYFUL HOUR will be coming
our way for the fith year hi-
Mghting Mutuals Christmas pro
grams. It will be heard, on Sun
day. December 23.6 to 7 p.m
Participating will be Bins C osby.
Ann Blylhe, Jimmy Durante, and
I'at o Brien. lingers from New
York, Lanny Ross, Leonard War
ren and others.
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From the plcutre above, would
you call this male feline danger
ous to mankind? Clyde Beatty
could give you the answer, for
this is Prince who, early In 1951
killed two of this showman'! ti
gers during a Detroit appear
ance. Clyde tells us. ai a rule,
lions are not man eaters, although
young ones occasionally attack
older ones unable to compete with
other wild beasts. Lions not only
live in Africa, but also in Meso
potamia and Gujarat, In north
west Indian. Clyde Beatty can tell
you many interesting things about
the big eats, as he is a veteran
when it comes to working wilh
them. Clyde Beatty and his ad
ventures are heard over this sta
tion three nights each week, Mon..
Wed., and Friday, from 5:30 tit
5:55.
FLASH FROM BOB GRANT:
He informs us the station will
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