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I nimiiii linlyea in I c i i u i i Juice
1 ni. 1
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►•■ir tu « lii l ' t i n m un n i 1111 t* t Vi||.
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in«’ crn*t lurye enough to cover it.
Hull ttn that pic front
completely
< iit jo » » « the buomtia. (lake in a lint
oven Hiffi
r . ) for 10 m iiiiit«« or
« 111*11 In'«iv. ncil Hervr hot ■vit'i haul
»m ice, o r awieteiied nml flu v o rc l
u li(pin'll cream.
&
v. itti
nu k u i
F r id a y , dhtum iifh 20, mis
nini
I'lnnnni'ili
Itoli
then
in * x t u i *
Add egg* one at u time. Inn* In*
“ I f ” and “ I ”
a e ll, after each addition. Adi' rice, '
W hen we «epainte the wrird “ Bu*-
w a lnut«, and then flou r. Mix u ntil | nxwii" into it* component letter.
well blended. D ro p by tea p- onfnl« i b * u -»-i-r»-e -«-s, we find thnt “ U *
i u lightly
k i i . l - ci I bakli *
sheet. I and " I ” ire in it. In fact, if ‘M i"
it
and bake In mode ra t« oven <.‘ 57 r> and “ 1 ” were n t in l.uainet
I ) 12 to 15 m inute«, or u n 'ii done. wiAild not be Buxine*«. Therefor.',
if b -u -s -i-Ti-c -a -« i» to remain “ bu<-
Th re e dozen rookie«.
im***", we must keep “ U ” and “ I ’
Itlx lr Itrnp ('«okie*.
in ft,
(K e e p Fre «h lo r D ays;
I ul»*tlile ritrm I ' ii dil p i 1/
1% cU pa f Inn i
Fwrtbe-rnxore
we discover
f.\
1 Vi tapa. baking powder
“ U ” co rr*?* before “ F ' in “ Bu ! 1
1 lb. seeded ra isin *
n o V ar*i tlh«t the “ I ” in %\ lent
% <«lp w a lnilt ijieatM, clinpped
1 cup chopped tlx:«
% cup huite r
2 tbsp
preserved gingei o' wa­ it is to 1 *« *e«n, not htm* t*<!. A !» ,
the n r
in “ Bu-rnes'
ha;► ffct
% tap: xalt
termelon rind (chopped)
sound of “ I ” , xtf’ Ksh indicate-' 1 thaï
Vk t«p. clnnainon
2/3 «u p grated raw carrot
it i* an am algam ation of t e in
2 egg»
'a n ip white corn zyru ;.
teri-st : o f " U ” and * r ’ and. w be-
1/3 «u p allied citron
% cup cocoa
they are
t
iamalgami: ted. 1 , ini «ne sa be
I cup brow n aiiKur. (Irm ly parked
2/3 cup (Inc dry bicad cru n ’b»
come*
harmonioir-
and a!' yet he i
I CUP rook« d l ire
v «'Up finely chopped *u«-t
profitable.
4
tb*p*.
sugar
Hlrt (lo u r, m m sure and « ’ft again
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1/3 t«p. hoda
with
cocoa,
hiiklne powder,
»«’
D \ I> S T O R V
1*4 cu p « flour
and cinnam on
I're a m bu tte r add
% tap. salt
«'iK a r gradually,
iin.J crcaii« well.
(Continued from Page T v -o i
1*4 tap«, mixed take and ¡airtry found I ’d “et rnywelf in t'ie -h ic \ -
apice
e »t part of a bln bunch of prickly
« ip raisin» m pieces, and mi* ail pear. I stomped around to 'be r>
ingredient«,
except dry m aterial«. tlier side of Alm a and sat d*rw'i
Add flour,
salt, .soda
an«' iplcex again righ t In the middle of ano­
throuKh a sitter, lilend w«-*l, a team ther and a bigger bunch of th
in gieaned, covered pudding mould h orrid cactus! I didn’t I-»-isch but
(o r 4 hours. Serve with H art! S a u c t.
le m o n Budding Sauce, or
nnamon
Sauce.
In The WEEK’S NEWS
t I ¡(KENT l i i:\ r s n n m t t . m n i F . i t i tti;
TUR
REVIEW
rw o
r o iw .r m
s \i.tu x
1. l'o iii»e t t ia -T n iit t On each -e rv-
ink plate (on lettuce leafi lay a
slice
of canned pineapple.
Th e n
lay alternating segments of d r a in « ]
canned grai«efiult and section« of
ri|H- bananas
«w hich
bate
been
sliced lengthwise, then cttl in M m
W IN S
ftO S t
BOWL
AS
S I G N M E N T — An excitl ng
play, i l l u t t r a t e d above, in
Stanford
U n tvertity'i
vic­
tory over U n iv e r e ity of C a l i ­
f ornia whic h clinched the
Rote Bowl a n l g n m e n t for
Stanford In the annual T o u r ­
nam ent of R o te * y.irne be­
tw een Cast and W e s t coast
repre sentativ es to be held on
N e w Y e a r's Day,
SAFETY
PARAMOUNT
IS S U E —
W ith
safety the absorbing topic
among
automobile
m an ufa c tu re rs ,
H a r l o w H. C u rtice , Bulck president,
and W . A F is her, F is h e r Body head,
inspect the display th a t was the cen­
t e r of interest a t the c u r re n t a utomo­
bile shows— a safety car t h a t v iv id ly
d em onstrate s 23 safety features b uilt
™ I
Into General Motors cars.
G IR LS M A K E W O R K S T U D Y
— Mrs. F r a n k l i n O. Roosevelt
receives a nationw ide uncm
p lo ym en t and re lie f
survey
made by 250,000 Ca m p Fire
G irls fro m leaders of the girls'
org aniza tion. T h e
survey
showed a lack of vocational
'* 1
tra in in g .— —
—
I
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V E R NI B L E F A B R IC P O P U L A R —
new stylized p rint, small w hite
:les p rin te d on a dark blue back-
und. c re a t e * a clever day tim e
eet fro ck w orn by Ph y llia Brooks,
la a two-piece model w ith both
le and s k irt e la bo ra tely pleated in
iter fro nt. T h e reverse side of the
p rin t is blue on w h ite .
1936
then dipped in *ouit of the grape !
Iru lt Juice) on top the pineapple.
Ilk«* spikes of a wheel. \t regular j
inte rva l«, place strip» of *li'«-d pi
miento. aruf in center «if plneapp!“ \
“ liole" place a small ball o ' m ild !
yellow cheese.
or cottage chees* !
mixed with minced parsley.
2 . l’«iiuse 4 tia-VegetH ble: ("ombim
2 cup* cooked rice. 1 cun i-iioked
pea*. 4 tablespoon* chopped pitnl
entries, 4 tablespoon! lellsh, 2 t a ­
blespoon» grated rbee i . and 3 t a ­
blespoons
minced celery.
Season. :
combine and toss in howl w ifi high :
ly seasoned Fre ni’h dressing. Pla< -•
a mound on each salad plate (on
lettucei then make a "pcinsettia’’
on top each serving,
by
laying
«trip s of canDed pim iento on top
to f«irm flow er.
W IN S FAM O US TR O ­
P H Y — Mrs. Lucas B.
Combs, of Lexington,
first wom an president
of the K e n t u c k y Fox
H u n te rs
Association,
presents
the
“ Crab
O rc h a rd Cup" to L. B.
Shouse, president of
the N a tio n al Fox H u n t ­
ers Association, w ho
won the d erby t r i a l
w ith his dog Fannie
NO G A S O L IN E
FOR
I T A L Y — T h e —I C a r t e r in the recent
fre ig h te r Oregon took on board at San
events at Crab O r ­
Pedro, Calif., 25,000 d ru m s of aviation
chard Springs, K e n ­
gasoline, consigned to the I ta lia n forces
tuc k y , w here for t h ree
in East Africa. T h e A m e r ic a n c re w re­
qua rte rs of a ce ntury
fused to take it to the I ta lia n Somalila nd,
the elite of the Blue-
c la im ing it to be against the provisions
grass sporting e le m e n t
of the n e u t r a lity act.
have fore gathared-
ChriidniH* A’unifat
2 cup* sugar
1 /3 cup water
1 cup white corn syrup
2 egg whites
*»
tsp.
salt
1 tsp vanilla
*4 cup i-andied cherries (r u t )
*4 cup almoml* (chopped!
B<ril sugar, w ater and corn s y r u n ;
together
until therm om eter
regi j
ter* 25 S ’ F . «ir until a llt t l-. «r'e d 1
in cold w ater, forms a hard ball
Beat egg white* stiff and pour it’ :
candy- m ixture, beating c instant’ ’' j
until m ixture Is thick a* whipped
cream. S tir in vanilla. rl)F r r!f-« an 1 •,
nuts and pour into w ell-oiled pao j
(N ougat should be about ’ - Inc i
th ic k .) I*et stand over nieht. cut
in oblong piece* and w rap ip. waxed
paper.
K o s y - I’ »«) \pple *
fi apples
12 dates (sliced)
cup brow n sugar
1 14 cups water
T o re
yo u r apples
and
renmx e
wide strip of peel from stem end j
Stuff ca vity with dates. T i t suga>
dissolved in boiling w ater in bak ,
ing pan and add apples. Cover amt
sim m er gently over low flame until
fru it is tender.
1
Alma «lid She told me afterward
that «he’d have laughed if I lino
been coin* to kill
lier the next In­
stant.
" pep ur s i r
RELISH YOUR FUOO
D o n ’t let atonic indigt-Mt.on spoil
you r appetite male you (eel ru n ­
down, alUKxi-’h. Without iimhlMon n.
re.*t
(or the good thing*
of lift,
without try in g W illloin* S. I„ K .
Form ula. Th e first lio'tb most pro­
duce re*ult.s o r money ba* I . W il­
liam*
S 1 « K. Form ula
I; con.-
pounded from the prescript on o'
a form er arm y doctor. It act« a.*
t> mild tonic, stomachic *Gmulant.
rrilbl laxative and diureti«
atlm u-
lant for the kidneys, llelpy a li ­
quid already
dissolved it
«ta rts
to work a lm o -t im m ediate!>. H ig h ly
roncentrated. it iv e<-<>oomlcal to
take. T r y a bottle under the mon­
ey-back guarantee. See h .w much
better you feel after a few dose«.
A t good drug store*. Paid adv. (.!l
he Personal loucn
1 HARRY EVAN S
f \ s I w eek 1 met Melxdn
your picture-
And I can't tell you
l a the (¡-man w ho s o in -tru ro m how rnucr. I ad m ire you and how
tal in ru nn ng «lowti *uch pub!: ' much I've wanted to meet you.”
Melvin i* modest to the point of
cncmic.-i a» Jo h n Dillinger, \ T r n r
Sankey. ’’Baby F ace” Nelson, and being bashful, and he wa* really
But he m anaged to
I’retty B oy" Floyd. In fact. I had em barrassed
the great privilege of having Melvin '« iI Chester th at he'd seen "Public
and hi» pretty sister. Mary Beth, a» H e ro ” and w anted to complim ent
my guest* at dinner.
And as if him on his excellent perforir.a.'.ce.
th at weren't enough excitem ent in As for Mary Beth, her rtr. *:k
one evening for this reporter, I had when C hester was presented n her
a chance to do som ething I’ve al­ was a classic. She said. "Y o u know,
ways w anted to do. T h a t is. ntro- you and Mr. B arthelm ess are the
d u te movie stars to someone they 're first ones I ever met. actor -T act-
more eager to meet th an the person res " As for the "ones" she meant
movie stars
As for the “actor or
is to meet them .
W e went to dinner at "21." This actress.” Melvin told C h ester that
was the most famous speak-easy in he and Dick would have to argue it
New York durin g prohibition days, out as to which was which.
I wish I had space to tell you
and today it’s a
restaurant where I more about that evening with Mel­
y o u ' l l usually I vin anil Mary Beth and Chester,
find an interest- j and about Melvin personally, but
it’s to o long to tell here. If you're
ing and colorful interested, though, I suggest you
crowd. YV h e n read the story about th e m in the
we arrived, we
urren t « - u f
saw Joan Craw - j
ford.
F rancno t
Tone, colum nist j T h e Jun gle's G reatest D anger
Also in th at issue is a story about
H e y w o o d
B r o u n , dram a Dr. H erb ert Dickey, the fam ous ex­
plorer.
who has spent 35 years in
M E L V I N P U R V I S critic G e o r g e j the South American jungle and who
H e m e t hie m o v ie J ean N a t h a n ,
G -m a n counter­
a n d a c t r c s s i >nre spent five weeks with a tribe
pa rt .
M a r g o t Gra of head-hunters there. ( O n another
hame i rem em ber her in “T h e In ­ ‘iccasinn. he was alm ost to rtu red to
form er"?) Mary Beth Purvis, w h o ’d j death by head-hunter* of ano ther
They tied him to a tree, cut
never met a movie star, was pretty ! tribe
excited about seeing the famous i gash in the trunk above his head
folk, and who should walk up right ' i -o the sap would
in tlie middle of the excitement but run dow n over
face
and
Richard BarthclniM.-, w hom I've | his
known »nice he made his first p , ! body, a ttractin g
ture
H e ’d no more than left our i ants which would
table when into the room walked j eat him a l i v e
another movie actor, anil if I d tried ! L' g h ! I Stories
1 couldn't have wished for a man | about the jungle
who would tit more perfectly intc j
the picture, ft was Chester Mor alw ays fascinate
ami
Dr
r s tf yon saw th a t tine film, " P u b ­ me.
lic H e ro N um ber 1.” you knot* : D ickey’s is a
Inciden­
what f mean
In that film Chestc: [ oeach
he
ex-
OR. H E R B E R T
played Melvin P urvis— th at is t< t a l l y .
D IC K E Y
say. the character C hester p la y '« j plodes one ru m -
!
in
o
n
n
o
t
i
o
n
The head-h un ters
was written around the character
t o r t u r e d h im .
i
ibout
the
dan-
of Melvin
So. w ithout saving .
Most people,
word to Melvin. 1 went over and :;< ts of the jungle.
spoke to C hester Morris, whom I ’ve when they th nk of the jungle, think,
also know n a num ber of vt-ar- he sa y*, ‘of m on keys and croco­
dile-. of head-hu nters and snakes,
" T h e r e ’s a m an o v e r here v n ' ’
wanted to meet for a long tiiiit’.’' ■f d anger lurking at every turn.
! Jungle c r e a t u r .s are diffident. I t ’s
I said
j only by accident that \ ou see a
Movie G -M an M eets Real G-M an | jag u ar or a snake. And I kn-,-v of
YY hen we arrived at o u r tah'e. 1 ! no ju ngle creatu re th at can tni'.y '»e
said. "E x c u se me. M ary Beth, hut I called Hanger,-us except the c: x t —
first I've got to in troduce a couple I dike
I'nless. of course. yo«:':r m -
of G-men. and I suppose they vc I discreet enough to go it-.-o -'
»tit­
already recognized each other.'
le at night. In the dayt'. le y o u 're
4nd believe me they had
i he*
*f' enough. T h e great d an g er of
exclaim ed
' ¡»usd heavens, ■■■■' ■
:ngle is disease So *»ke n ly i g
Me!' n P u i »*'
K n e w y o u »-- p
c, ’of« of quin.«»
CHEVROLETS CAPTIVATE AMERICA
Baking troubi&s vanish when
you instali a nizdarn ¿ss s ange!
# A ! l y o u n e e d for b akingsuc-
cess now adays is to mix your
ingredien'.s ac cording to in­
structions. Y our new autom a­
tic gas ra nge will take com pe­
te n t care of the baking. Its
tem p e ra tu re c o n t r o l k e e p s
oven hea t c o n stan tly at any
te m p e r a tu re you d esire .
H eavy oven insulation keeps
the hea t in sid e w h e r e i t is
needed . . insures a ccol, com­
fortable kitchen. A nd w ith o u t
y o u r p e e p i n g even once —
w ith o u t y our s h iftin g pans —
you will find y our baking p er­
fectly “ r a i s e d " , p e r f e c t l y
browned and ready to remove
when t h e s p e c i f i e d b a k i n g
time has elapsed.
Here is Chevrolet’s bul for America's volume-car preference — two new complete lines of
cars in two price ranges — the 1936 Master De Luxe and the 1936 Standard. Both models
are equipped with perfected hydraulic brakes among many other identical chassis improve­
ments. Both have Turret Top Body by Fisher. T o p L eft: new Standard four-door sedan with
built-in trunk. T o p Rifiht: new Master De Luxe Town Sedan. B ottom L e ft: built-in luggage
and tire compartment in Master De Luxe Town Sedan. B ottom R ifiht: new Master De
Luxe Cou ik *. R ifiht P anel View*, top to bottom : perfected hydraulic brakes, higher-com­
pression valve-in-head six engine, finger-tip shockless steering, roomier and richer interiors.
N ot only baking is success­
ful w ith a m odern gas range,
but all k in d s o f co o kin g . T h is
is because P o r t l a n d g a s is
flexible, providing at top.oven
and bre/ior b u rners a n y cook-
in* te m p eratu re you may d e ­
sire. You get this tem perature
in s ta n tly , too, w ith o u t an e x ­
pensive “w a rm ing u p " period.
A n o th e r economy o f g a s is
t h i s : it supplies m ore heat per
dc!!ar th an a n y oth er conven­
ie n t fuel.
B e ro rey o u b u y a nev/range,
see the 1536-modcl gas ranges.
T iteyoffer m ore conveniences
th a n an y o th er type of range.
T h e y a r c p rice d so reasonably.
C r l d 3 'e ! ! : r ; 3 n y c - i l e r : i i g c 3 e r , a ! p -
r.::-.!rt :i ee.-scow iems today.
P ortland Gas ft C oke C ompaq :
Fo.Iliad. Vancouver. Oregon City, UiüsVtra, f(c Jere. Alt-any. Sclcm, Canali:*
Remer.tbor, ti.e moro g is r -.-vi*-rv vo : j h ive, 16» 'o.r:r t!.j
rot* you pay. Ash v i aba :i ot:r
•u'.ir c e rA in tfic r rat:.