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Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, March 1, 1945 SEfEINC CIRCLE PATTERN fi Shirtwaisters Are Top Favorites Buttons and a Bow for Accent STAGE SCREtN RADIO 1279 2-6 yra. He!•««•(] by Western Newspaper Union. My V IR G IN IA V A L E ollywood executives ure breathing easier now that the shortage of male stars is easing up, with old favor ites being released from the armed forces. Andrew Stone set John Carroll for a starring role in “Bedside Manner” a few days after the army air force captain got his medical H L A D T W A N T E D In every community, both ru ra l and city, to sell line of household necessities to her neighbors. Our line in cludes such scares items as cheese and laundry soap. Lib eral commission. General Products Company (U-Sl. Albany. Geergia. FARMS L A R G E A N D S M A L L FARM S— Several w ith W aterfront. North Whidby Island. N E IL I I . K O E T IE , Dealer Oak Harbor - - Washiagton. WANTED TO TRADE Something D ifferent—T rade 1 acre good land. Mason City, la .; some cash: for small ranch near Portland BE I3Ô4 or 2373 NW Pettygrove St.» Portland, Oreg. E x p e n s iv e W ir e Pattern No. 1279 is designed for sizes 2. 3. 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 3 requires 1)4 yard» of 35 or 39-inch material; 54 yard for contrasting collar; 154 yards ric rac to trim. Send your order to: (See Recipea Below) Vegetables Dc Luxe 4 Edith Arnold, who plays under world roles in the CBS "Crime Doc tor," has been offered a role in the picture series of the same name But—Edith ia one of those Holly wood-born gals who came east to be come a success, and she refuses to return. -----# ---- Pity M arjorie Reynolds — a dozen star-shaped ornaments were stuck to her arms, shoulders, chest and back with liquid cement, for "Bring on the Girls," which stars her with Veronica Lake. Eddie Bracken and Sonny Tufts. Taking them off and replacing them the next day was impractical, so for 3 days and nights M arjorie had a star-studded torso. -----* ----- Net many Him stars are consulted about the musical numbera they’ll do, but the Hoosier Hot Shots of National Bam Dance renown have the privilege of selecting their own songs for the aeries of eight Colum bia pictures they are filming this year. -----* ----- Jennifer Jones won fame as saint in "The Song of Bernadette” ; Gregory Peck is doing it as a priest in "The Keys of the Kingdom." So David O. Selznick, who owns all of Jennifer and one-fourth of Peck, has cast them as a siren and an outlaw in “ Duel in the Sun." ----- * ---- Shirley Temple’s certainly grown up. Formerly, the studios called Mrs. Temple, and got an immedi ate "Yes" or “ No” when they asked if Shirley could do something. But when asked if Shirley would do a personal appearance recently, she said, ‘T i l ask Shirley." -----* ----- The guests at an old ladies’ home in Galveston wrote John Charles Thomas, saying that they’d always listened to his Sunday radio program till recently, when their luncheon hour had been changed; radios weren't allowed in the dining room. Thomas promptly arranged to have the program recorded for them. So now he sends them a record each week. -----* ----- O D D S A N D E N D S — Rudy Vallee fans are swamping the R K O studio with congratulatory letters, since he's been signed /o r a romantic role in “Man A live.” . . . Columbia has bought the screen rights to the radio program “ N ight Editor.” . . . Now that O livia D e H av illan d ’s won her suit against W arner’s she’ll return to the screen in Paramount's "The W ell-Groomed B rid e.” . . . Frank Sinatra's slated ¡or guest appearances early in March on the Abbott and Costello show, in N B C , and on the Andrews Sisters’ program on the Blue. . . . Recently Frank Morgan set the nerve-wrecking record of doing five broadcasts in one day. • Persons now engaged In essential Industry w ill not apply without state ment ot availability from their local United States Employment Service. AGENTS WANTED Make Your Next Pie With Vegetables H HELP WANTED N U R S E R Y M E N . S8 day. Steady perma nent lob. STATE F L O W E R N U R S E R Y , Bothell, Wash. (Kenm ore. Aea'tle snburb. opposite Inglewood Club.) Auth. ref. req. Don’t look for love acenea be tween James Cagney and Sylvia Sidney in "Blood on the Sun.” Saya Jamea, "A quick kiaa here and there ia all right, but long clinchea, heav- Ing cheata and aultry eyea are not. The klda in the audiencea hoot, hol ler and whlatle at auch acenea these days. Anyway," adds Jamea, " I ’m not the type." Speed and activity, he believea, are more Important. -----* ----- If you’re one of the thousands of devotees of the Hardy Family pic tures It’s a question how you’ll like the new set-up. Now that Mickey Rooney’a overseas In the army, there’ll have to be a new Andy Hardy. The other regulars—Lewis Stone. Fay Holden and Sara Haden will all be present. And Metro’s gone lavish and engaged the famous Booth Tarklngton to supply the story for the next picture. D E P A R T M E N T h o s p i t a l W O KKKKS urgently needed for duty In nine weatern hospitals. Women. 20 to 49. not engaged in essential w ar work, w ith or without previous medical training w rite P. O. BOX M7«7, P O R T L A N D . O R EG O N . Uniforms, board, room and specialized training provided. discharge; Metro has Lieut. Comdr. Robert Montgomery for "They Were Expendable," now that he’s out ot uniform, and la lining up atoriea for Clark Gable to chooae from. Bruce Cubot’a completed hla first picture, "Salty O'Rourke," aince he waa un der Are in North Africa; Paramount also put Alan Ladd Into "And Now Tomorrow" when he left the army aome months ago. Columbia recent ly welcomed Glenn Ford out of the niarinea. JA M ES C A G N EY CLASSIFIED Ot course, the family won’t eat vegetables that arc cooked beyond recognition with all their delicate colors washed out. Do you blame them? Vegetables don’t have to look that way. Spinach can be a rich green with enough of its character left in to hold up a few of the leaves. Peas can be as g re e n as when th e y a re f ir s t picked, cabbage almost as crisp as when it was first picked and green beans fork-tender and well seasoned. Two rules to remember in vege table preparation are these: First, prepare your vegetable just before ready to cook. Don't let it stand in water to have the flavor and nutriments leeched out. Second, cook only until tender and then serve at once. Another complaint that we fre quently hear about vegetables is that they lack flavor. That's easily remedied. Coax out the natural fla vor with cooking In salted water, then taste before serving and per haps add a bit more salt, a dust ing of pepper and melted butter or bacon dripping if you like a smoky flavor in your vegetable. Sometimes a cream sauce will add interest to the vegetable, or per haps a cheese sauce will bring out its best points. Today's recipes will give you the cues to making these vegetables a star attraction on your menus. Corn a. La King with Bacon. (Serves 4) 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour " I cup milk 1 canned pimlento, chopped 1 teaspoon minced onion 54 teaspoon celery salt 54 teaspoon salt Few grains cayenne 1 can whole kernel corn • strips bacon 4 pieces of toast M elt butter in saucepan, add flour and blend well. Add milk and cook u n til mixture thickens, stirring constantly. Add pimiento, onion, celery salt, salt, cayenne and corn. Serve on tpast with two strips of bacon and gar nish with parsley, if desired. Savory Beets. (Serves 4 to 6) 2 cups cooked, cubed beets 4 strips finely chopped cooked bacon 2 tablespoons flour 54 cup vinegar i teaspoon sugar 54 teaspoon salt !4 teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon bacon fat or flour Lynn Says: Cleaning Tips: To remove ink stains from rugs, pour salt over the spot while still wet. Keep changing salt as it absorbs ink until ink spot disappears. To prevent wall from cracking when putting up a nail for pic tures, heat the nail by holding with pliers over a flame, then drive into the plaster imm e diately. Wax window sills to prevent them from getting dirty easily. To clean white painted sur faces, dip a cloth in dry oatmeal and rub vigorously. To clean leather furniture, use warm water and soapsuds. To remove dog hairs from up holstery, rub with a piece of dampened chamois. To clean bathroom walls, let hot water run in tub long enough to steam walls, then rub the walls with a cloth until they are clean. Lynn Chambers’ Point-Saving Menu •Vegetable Pie Cheese Sauce Lettuce with Thousand Island Dressing Bran Muffins Bread Pudding with Custard Sauce Beverage •Recipe given. 1280 34-48 Sm art Shirtw aister CHIRTW AIST frocks have won a favored spot in every wardrobe. They’re versatile, sm a rt and a boon to the busy hom em aker. This button-front model has a set-in belt and graceful figure-molding skirt, e e •Vegetable Pie. (Serves 8) 1 egg 254 tablespoons flour 1 cup milk 3 cups diced vegetables, cooked (corn, celery, peas, carrots) 2 hard-cooked eggs 54 teaspoon onion salt 1 recipe 2-crust pastry 54 cup milk 54 pound cheese F ? ? <*• <*• f N . <V. ( t . <Ka < X » (W ÇV. g v . <W- g \ - g \» g v . ASK ME ANOTHER i ? T A General Quiz ? <N- Lima Beans with Mustard Sauce. (Serves 6) 2 cups lima beans, canned or cooked 1 teaspoon powdered mustard 1 teaspoon granulated sugar 54 teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons drippings 2 teaspoons lemon juice ( V . g \~ ( V . (\-- ( V . g \~ gV . gV . {V . gV . 7 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Get your sugar-saving recipes from ] Miss Lynn Chambers by writing to het in care of Western Newspaper Union, 210 South Desplaines Street, Chicago 6, III. Please send a stamped, self-ad dressed envelope for your reply. Released by Western Newspaper Union. SN A P P Y FACTS ABOUT RUBBER During a t least the first three years fallow ing the end of the w ar, experts believe th at 70 m illion tires w ill be need ed annually in the U. S. alone. The peak y e a r, 1941, saw a production of 62 m illion tires in this country. zsee how w e prepare you in flueh an inUrof- ln 47, p r a c tic a l w ay in your epare tim e at homo — then g ive you EMPLOYMENT SERVICE to A</p pom pet s ta r te d in thia thrilling oppor tu nity field. 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