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Many of our most belligerent unofficial arm­ chair strategist» who alao began ad­ vocating old but stressing "short of wur" have now also dropped that qualincution, und some want wur > right now. The President followed these only In dropping the words "short of war," which he was so careful to j include in his campaign speeches Nevertheless, he did Indicate that definitions of "acts of war” In in­ ternational law are "out" so far as he Is concerned, since the Axis Pow­ ers have disregarded these laws In this he Is probably right, but most of the opposition to his proposals COLD-WEATHER HOSPITALITY I as not rested on purely technical (See Recipes Below) act* of war, which are not physical­ ly acta of warlike aggression- like When ready to j trading the destroyers. They have i What if the .radio weatherman hours or longer. does predict a 'drop to 10 degrees serve, spread a thin layer of questioned our taking physically of­ below zero! That whipped cream over the top and fensive action In foreign waters that is no reason to sprinkle with additional nutmeg. would automatically engage us In put all hospitality war like crashing a blockade with Streusel Coffee Cake. in cold storage, a naval convoy. (1 fl inch cake) too. Not if our On the whole list of questions in 114 cups general purpose flour grandmothe r s this category, the messuge Is re­ 3 teaspoons baking powder could have get- soundingly silent. Are we to repeal togethers even when they had to ¥« teaspoon salt the Johnson act forbidding loans of drive the horses through the snow % cup sugar money to defaulting nations, or the and stay the whole day! % cup shortening Neutrality act which keeps our ship­ And so, no matter how blustery 1 egg ping and our people out of danger zones? Are we to permit shipments the weather, clubs will stiU have H cup milk of contraband of war tn American their afternoon meetings, there will 1 teaspoon vanilla vessels or convoy shipments to bel­ be cheerful leas In church parlors, Sift flour once before measuring. ligerents with the Implied threat of and friends will drop in informally Then sift flour, baking powder, salt to spend the evening If it is warm naval action against any belligerent and sugar together. Cut in shorten­ Inside and there is fragrant, invit­ blockade of them? ing with two knives or a pastry ing food in the offing, the sharpness All that part of the message, its blender (or rub it in with the fin­ of the wind won't matter. silences as well as these suggestions, gers) until the mixture is like coarse You will want to have a few new cornmeal. Blend in well-beaten egg remain to be cleared up. With Its main part, all-out and greatly speed­ recipes at your Angers’ ends to mixed with milk. Then stir in va­ ed arms production and defense, the make such cold weather hospitality nilla and beat just enough to mix whole country will follow him. Some easy. If you are feeding the club, well. Pour the batter into a well- of It has been ahead of him for using the bridge table method, you greased 0-inch layer cake pan. years. It is lust possible that the might serve beef creole in individu­ Sprinkle with streusel topping. Bake unexpected obscurity of the other al rice rings, a plate of celery 25 to 30 minute* in a moderate oven part Is a matter of necessary or hearts, carrot sticks and stuffed ol­ <375 degrees). prudent timing controlled by some­ ives, together with hot rolls of your Streusel Topping. thing that Is happening or Intend­ own making Let the dessert course *4 cup brown sugar (firmly packed) ed abroad, and which Harry Hop­ be coffee and an eggnog pie—a kins Is going over to explore. On creamy yellow chiffon pie with a 2 tablespoons flour the main questions of Immediate thin coverlet of whipped cream and 2 teaspoons cinnamon policy we must wait and see. The a dusting of nutmeg over the top. <4 cup chopped nuts message is not revealing. If you're planning a tea, remem­ 2 tablespoons butter (melted) ber that hot Russian tea is super­ • • • Mix flour, sugar and cinnamon to­ fine with cinnamon doughnuts, split gether. Blend in melted butter and MONETARY REFORM and toasted. For informal evening Nothing more necessary and con­ affairs at your own fireside, hot cof­ stir in chopped nuts. structive than the Federal Reserve fee cake with currant jelly and cof­ Pecan Confections. anti-inflation recommendations has fee will be enough to serve. If you (Makes 2 dozen 2-inch cookies) come out of government in a long have a wooden cheese board or a time and nothing more hopeful handsome plate, shew it off with a 1 egg white than the President's apparent ac­ collection of cheese and crackers 1 cup brown sugar (firmly packed) 1 tablespoon flour ceptance of them at least in part. and a bowl of assorted fruit like that 1 cup chopped pecans Early in his first administration. shown in the picture above. Mr. Roosevelt was "sold” a cluster Beat the egg whi e until it will Russian Tea. of schemes to increase deflated stand in stiff peaks, then gradually (Makes 14 servings) prices by monkeying with money, beat in with a ro­ debasing the nation's currency 1 cup sugar tary beater the brown sugar. Stir i Among them was the authority 1 cup water in flour, salt and granted to the President to debase 1 3-inch stick cinnamon chopped pecans. the value of the dollar by buying % cup orange juice (3 oranges) Drop the mixture gold and paying for it as much as 6 tablespoons lemon juice (2 lemons) twice as much as it is worth, and 1 12-ounce can pineapple juice (1% from the tip of a spoon onto to buy silver also for much more cups) greased cooky than it Is worth and issue dollars lVi quarts water sheets, spacing against that phony price at a still the cookies at higher figure. Another, more dif­ 1 cup strong tea Infusion least 2 inches apart. Bake In a ficult to explain, was the plan and 1 lemon (for garnishing) Boil 1 cup of the water, with sug­ very slow oven (275 degrees) for practice of sending billions mure money than government had, paying ar and stick cinnamon for 5 min­ 25 minutes. Cool somewhat, then remove from the tin onto a cake for it by bonds sold to the banks utes Add juice of cooler covered with waxed paper. (rather than to individuals) and let­ oranges, lemons, ting the banks pay for the bonds and pineapple Cheese Board. simply by crediting government juice. Boil orange 1 3-ounce package cream cheese with the price of the bonds Without and lemon rinds 1 4-ounce package Liederkranz quart of the going into too much detail, the tend­ in cheese ency of this is exactly the same as water for 3 min­ 1 8-ounce package Swiss cheese printing bales of irredeemable money utes. Strain and 4 lH-ounce wedges of Camembert unless some limit is put on the combine with the cheese bank's power to use this swiftly in­ fruit juice mix­ 12 radishes creasing mountain of credit exactly ture. Add the re­ as though it were actually money maining 1 quart Crackers deposited by their customers from of water. Set aside. Just before Arrange as desired on a large their earnings or tale of goods. It serving, heat the fruit juice mix­ plate or wooden cheese tray. expanded the amount of "bank” ture and combine with the tea in­ Rice Rings. money to fantastical heights just as fusion. To make the Infusion, pour 3 cups cooked rice (hot) printing truck loads of flat paper one cup of rapidly boiling water money expands the currency. The over 4 level teaspoons of tea. Let % teaspoon salt effect of either kind of expansion steep 3 minutes, then stir briefly 1 tablespoon butter will sooner or later be to make the and strain. Serve the tea hot in 2 egg yolks people afraid of the value of money tall glasses or cups (4i cup to a 3 tablespoons cream and start an upward spiral of prices serving) and garnish each with a Add salt and melted butter to or downward spiral of the value of slice of lemon. cooked rice. Beat egg yolks with money, which is the same thing and Eggnog Pie. cream and stir into rice mixture. both are "inflation.” 1 tablespoon unflavored gelatin Grease 6 individual ring molds and Briefly, the Federal Reserve rec­ pack rice in firmly. Place in pan % cup cold water ommends putting a limit or a com­ of hot water for 8 to 10 minutes. 4 eggs plete stop to all these authorities Remove from molds and fill centers 1 cup sugar and practices and also to put a limit with beef creole. H teaspoon salt to the amount of our vast gold hoard that can be used as a basis for fur­ H cup milk BREAKFAST ON SUNDAY ther increases in the volume of teaspoon nu’meg MORNING either bank or actual money. None 1 teaspoon vanilla of these authorities was used in full 14 cup whipping cream If Sunday morning is the oc­ and none actually produced the real Let gelatin soak in cold water for casion for a leisurely family get inflationary effects for which all 5 minutes. Beat egg yolks until together, why not make it the were designed, but the danger of light; stir in H cup of sugar and high spot of the week with a those effects exists. salt Gradually add milk and cook fresh-from-the oven plate of hot It never has been controlled be­ over boiling water until it is the muffins? You'll find recipes for fore but it must be controlled this consistency of custard, about 5 min- delicious fruit muffins, spicy ten­ time. If it Isn’t, It will double or utes. Stir constantly during cook­ der cinnamon rolls in Miss treble the costs of living, of govern­ ing. Add softened gelatin to custard Howe's Cook Book "Better Bak­ ment and of war itself. If that is mixture, stirring until it is com­ ing.” There are dozens of other permitted to happen, in view of the pletely dissolved, then add nutmeg recipes for quick and not-so-quick tremendous debt we have and the and vanilla. Chill the Alling until cakes and cookies in this booklet, even greater expense we face, it it is partially congealed. Beat egg all of them tested and approved could possibly bankrupt this nation whites until frothy. Add li cup of for their goodness. and it certainly would increase the sugar gradually, beating until the To get a copy for your recipe burdens on our long suffering people meringue stands in stiff peaks and shelf, send 10 cents in coin to to the breaking point will not flow when the bowl is par­ "Better Baking” care of Eleanor What is at stake here Is a matter tially inverted. Fold meringue into Howe, 910 North Michigan Ave­ of scores of billions of dollars, per­ partially congealed custard mixture, nue, Chicago, Illinois. haps more than the cost of two or pour into a baked 9-inch pie shell three world wars. and chill in the refrigerator for 2 (Released by Western Nawipapar Union.) • • • Pattern No MM la designed for sizes 34. 36 . 38. 40. 42. 44. 4« and 48 Size 36 rar quires, with short sleeves. 4’4 yards of 30- fnch material without nap; with l<