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Tfco Newt-Review, Reseburg, Ore. 'Thurj., Dee. 15, 1960
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MCHT TOUCH Those shiny ornaments decorating this
Christmas wreath are not the traditional balls. They're
Jight bulbs. Weslinghouse in Bloomfleld, N.J., developed
the bulbs which are colored with a transparent material.
Lighted, they give a sparkling effect. '
Christmas Holds Two Hopes
For Cigar Manufacturers
NEW YORK (AP) Christmas
holds out two hopes for the cigar
industry:
1. Gift sales should push the
year's total consumption well
above the 6.3 million smoked last
year. ;
2. And the gift box may convert
some recipients into regular cigar
purchasers once the box is emp
tied.
U.S. cigar makers, of course
have the same dream when they
Ihink ahout the population exiilu-
sinn: More proud dads handing
out cigars, more cronies subjected
to the urge to buy some them
selves. Cigarmen could use some en
couragement today. Sales rise
slowly year by year. But of late
there's been the hulaballoo in the
Cuban tobacco market with its ef
fects on the local production and
consumption still not fully as
sessed. And then there's the tax In a
number of states that adds ' to
prices and tends to act as a brake
on sales.
The Cigar Institute of America
says that nevertheless the indus
try has made a big comeback In
the lust 10 years, after itoimt into
a decline in the 13103. It thinks
new packaging ideas have helped,
along with a drive to interest
younger men, once all but lost to
the industry.
The Cigar Manufacturers Asso
cialion of America, Inc., reports
not only more cigars smoked in
each of the last four years, but
the gain has been greater than
the growth in the number of males
21 and over, bo per capita con
sumption, put at 110 in 1956, is
now estimated at 138 in J aw
In tho good old days of 1920
there were 31,556,000 males 21 and
over, smoking 8,502,008 cigars, for
269 per capita. Cigarmen would
like to see today's 52 million men
old enough to vote blowing smoke
rings from a lot more than the
7,100,000 cigars estimated to be
sold this year.
Gains since the 1940s when con
sumption sank as low as 4.7 .mil
lion cigars are hailed by the in
stitute as springing largely from
two things:
1. Production and packaging
changes. Attractive boxes have
helped and so has the idea of
multiple-unit packaging. Cigars
are now put up in packs of 3, 5
and 10 cigars, so that the con
sumer can buy as many as his
pocket change allows, instead of
the single one he used to buy.
2 Stylizing. This has been aimed
largely at the men in the 20 to
30 age bracket. Manufacturers
have been putting out smaller" or
slimmer cigars, so that the novice
won't feel as if the big cigar is
smoking him instead of the other
way arounu. ,-
Cigarmen tend to blame the war
for the loss of the trade in the
younger age brackets. Cigar smok
ing waned under war conditions.
And it s been a light to get young
er men to look on the cigar as
anything but an older man's
smoke.
Treasure Vanishes
PORTLAND (AP)-AIfrcd Wall
er llovcland. 53. told sheriff's
deputies that his buried treasure
of $5,000 has vanished.
He said he put the money, which
included $90 in gold coins, in a
fruit jar and buried it under his
house. He said he checked two
years ago and the money was
still there.
My! Oh! My! Try Golden Holiday Pie!
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walnut
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Mandarin orange, and walnuts. Set aside. Mix pio tilling, cup
augur, cold water, and egg yolks in aaucepan. Stir in hot water,
and cook over moderate heat, stirring until mixture cornea to
full boil. Remove from heat. Add salt to egg whites beat until
almost stiff: gradually bent in nip augnr beating until very stiff.
Slowly fold hot tilling into beaten whites, then fold in apple-orange-walnut
mixture. Pour into cool pie shell; chill until firm.
(Decorate with a wreath of walnuts or mint leaves, ii you wish.)
pudding & pie lilting
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cup cold water
2 egg yolks
l'Ji cups hot water
2 egg white
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