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STAGE SCREENRADIO R e le a s e d by W e s te rn N e w s p a p e r U n io n By V IR G IN IA V A L E S erve C a ssero les For L ate E ven in g S n ack s, P arties I.Y N N C H A M B E R S ’ M E N U S ’ Ita lia n Spaghetti Tossed Vegetable Green Salad H urd Rolls B u tte r Ice Cream w ith Cookies Beverage •Recipe given Send your order to: T ’S F r e d M a c M u rra y w hom th e p u b lic c h o se fo r th e s te lla r ro le in R K O ’s “ T h e M ira c le of th e B e lls .” A b la n k b a llo t w a s p rin te d in th e N ew Y ork T im e s a n d b a llo ts w e re in s e rte d in e a c h co p y of th e book, so ( a s is n ot a l w a y s th e c a s e in su c h m a t J SEW ING t 1RCLE P A T T E R N D E P T . 709 Mission St., San Francisco, Calif. Enclose 25 cents in coins for eash pattern desired. Pattern N o .----------------------------S i z e - Name-— — — ——— — — — — — Address- ters) the p u b lic re a lly had a chance casserole. Com bine crum bs and to vote. The c h a ra cte r is that o f a m elted b u tte r and s p rin kle o ver top liv e ly , h a rd -b o ile d press agent. Bake in a m oderate <350 degree) oven fo r 35 to 40 m inutes u n til top is browned and m ix tu re thoroughly heated. The goodness o f apples and ham combine w ith m acaroni In the fol lowing re .ip e to give you a dish for cool, ta rt evenings: Q N E initial alone or your mono- ' ' g ra in em broidered in this d ainty alphabet says definitely— it's yours. Use your fuvorite col ors. I t's fun. • • • Ingredients fo r this home style Ita lia n spaghetti are sim ple and eco nom ical. The cooking tim e is b rie f hut this dish can m ake you an en via b le reputation. These sldKlc, lazydn lsy »tltch flower Ini- S im ple hut S a tisfy in g llu l* are quick to (Io. Pattern 7282 hus transfer of two 2*,'« and two l>,'«-mch alphabets; stitches. There's s till plenty o f nippy w eath Due to an unusually laritc demand and er ahead before spring breezes cm lent eondltloiis. stlKhtlv more tim e Is w a r m u p th e required In lllllntt orders for a few of the most popular patterns. d a y s and e ve S ew in g B o x J 2 I7 C 'lr r lr N r e d l r r r a f l D e p t. San F r a n c is c o 8, C a lif. Enclose 20 cents for Pattern. No_______________ Name . Address I). • g r e c s of H « i l l l i ' i d t The degrees of hom icide provid ed for in our s ta te crim inal laws range from only two—m u rd er and m an slau g h ter—in Illinois and a few o th er jurisdictions to seven in W isconsin, which has th ree de g rees of m u rd er and four degrees of m an slau ghter. When your little one catches cold- k . . . do w hat most m others do to relieve mis T onight eries of children’s colds: Simply rub warming, sooth- ln g V icks V ap o R u b on throat, chest and back a t bedtime. 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K ills all $ types o f common fungi—«• con tact! -A N D M c K IS IO N MAKES IT I nings, and there’ s nothing m ore wel- come on a crisp i evening a fte r the gang of y o u n g - * sters h a s b e e n " out skating, ski- in g o r c o m in g home fro m a play than a sizzling, hot casserole and a tossed salad. O r if you have frie n d s over and the evening begins to run out, th e re ’ s no better way to w ind it up than w ith a nice, hom ey oven dish to w arm up the s p irit and sa tisfy the appetite. M ake refreshm ents sim ple by tossing together the salad rig h t a fte r d in n e r—or at least getting things ready fo r the toss up. Also, prepare the casserole, store in the re frig e ra to r and then about three- quarters of an hour before se rv ing, slip it in to the oven. W hile w e 're w atching our budgets, w e're a ll looking fo r inexpensive dishes fo r e n te rta in in g . U tiliz e leftovers fo r casseroles, and m ake them stretch w ith such good foods as m acaroni, spaghetti and noodles. H ere's an inexpensive but popu la r suggestion fo r late evening snacks: •Ita lia n Spaghetti (Serves 6 to 8) (4 pound long spaghetti 1 pound ground beef 3 to 4 tablespoons ro o kin g oil 1 green pepper, cu t fine 1 large onion, m inced ’ 4 eup celery, cut line ’ 4 eup m ushroom s, sliced 2 cans tom ato puree Salt and pepper to taste. F ry onion in o il u n til lig h tly browned. Add pepper, celery, m ush rooms and cook covered u n til they are tender. Add t o m a to puree. T u r n f i r e lo w . Place on top of sauce the ground beef w hich has been seasoned and fo rm e d in to sm a ll balls. Cover and s im m e r fo r 30 m in utes. T u rn m eat balls once. Serve this sauce o ver fre s h ly cooked spaghetti. Cook spaghetti in bo ilin g , salted w a te r u n til tender. Serve w ith grated cheese and m eat balls. One-Dish M eal. (Serves 6) 2 cups diced ca rro ts 1*4 cups diced celery 6 me (I h im potatoes,* pared and sliced 3 tablespoons b utter 2 tablespoons flour 2 cups m ilk 1 teaspoon salt 1 eup m eat stock 3 tablespoons sliced onion 1 eup canned or rooked peas 1!4 to 2 cups diced le fto ve r m eat *4 eup bread rru m b s 3 tablespoons m elted b utter Cook carrots, ce le ry and potatoes separately in b o ilin g , salted w a te r u n t il te n d e r. (L e fto v e r cooked vegetables m ay be u s e d .) M e lt b u t t e r , b le n d in flo u r , add m ilk and m eat stock; cook over d ire c t heat u n til sauce thickens, s tirrin g c o n s t a n t ly . A d d s a lt . C o m b in e sauce W’ th re m a in in g ingredients, except crum bs and m elted b u tte r, and pour in to a tw o q u a rt b uttered L Y N N SAYS: P lan S hort Cuts to Aid In M eal P re p a ra tio n P lan ahead and do e ve ryth in g in advance th a t is possible. Puddings and m ost desserts can be prepared in advance; salad f r u it and vege tables cleaned and c h ille d though not m ixe d together; salad dressings p repared; hot bread b a tte rs m ade and ch ille d , pans b u tte re d ; casse roles m a y be m ade ahead and chilled and the ta b le set. Ham and Apple Casserole. (Serves 6) C to 8 ounces elbow m acaroni 2 tablespoons b utter 2 tablespoons m ustard 1'4 cups m ilk 1 cup ground ham !4 teaspoon salt (it teaspoon pepper ’ 4 eup chopped c e le ry 2 apples 3 tablespoons brow n sugar Creamed Tuna, Noodle Nest. (Serves 6) 1 ounces noodles 3 tablespoons each, pim iento and green pepper 2 tablespoons b u tte r 2 tablespoons flour Salt and pepper 1(4 cups m ilk 1 6-ounce ra n tuna fish 1 eup cooked green peas Cook noodles in b o ilin g , salted wa te r u n til tender. M ix w ith pim iento and green pepper and m ake nest in casserole. M e lt b u tte r, add flour, salt and pepper to taste and m ilk. Cook u n til th ic k and smooth. Add tuna and peas and pour in to noodle nest. H eat in m oderate oven fo r 15 to 20 m inutes. Here is an e asily prepared salad th a t is ric h enough to sa tis fy w inter appetites: C alavo Beet Salad. Calavo h a lf shells Lem on ju ic e Salt F in e ly shredded uncooked beets T h in ly sliced green sweet pepper F rench dressing Salad greens fo r garnish Hard-eooked eggs M ayonnaise (optional) To prepare calavo h a lf shells cut f r u it in to halves lengthw ise and re m ove seed. S p rin kle c u t portions of fr u it w ith lem on ju ic e and salt. Dress com bined beets and pepper w ith fre n ch dressing. Place calavo h a lf shells on garnished salad plates and fill seed ca vitie s w ith vegetable m ix tu re . Top each salad w ith a q u a rte r o f a hard-cooked egg. G a r nish w ith m ayonnaise, i f desired. Released by Western Newspaper Union. Sauces fo r vegetables and entrees m ay be made ahead o f tim e i f they are chilled. See th a t you have enough salad dressings ready in the re frig e ra to r a t the beginning o f the week so you do not have to ta ke tim e before m eals to p u t them together. Some things should never be done ahead. N e ve r squeeze c itru s fr u it ju ice , fo r exam ple, o r prepare m eat, fish o r egg dishes w ithout placing them in re frig e ra to r u n til cooking tim e. Many Doctors Advise O lder people 1 I f you haven’t the ■ ta ra in a y ou s h o u ld —b e cauae your d ie t lacks the n a tu ra l A AD V ita m in s and e n e rg y -b u ild in r. n a tu ra l oila you need—you'll find g o o d - ta t tin g S c o tt’s E m u ls io n helps build tta m in a , e n e rg y a n d r e m itta n c e to coldm . S e e t h is w o n d e r f u l d i f f e r e n c e —b u y Scott's a t your druggist's to d a y t IH 8 i" . . B utton-T rim m ed Ju n io r D ress O LOWING buttons circling one shoulder and one hip highlight diis enchanting junior d ress. It h as a g ala sp ring a ir and will fit han d F R E D M a cM U R R A Y somely into your spring-through- perfect fo r M a cM u rra y. C la rk Ga- j sum m er w ard ro b e plans. Use a ble and C a ry G ra n t also got p lenty soft solid tone, flow er-sprigged fab of votes; rig h t now the p u b lic seems ric, or all white. Cook m acaroni in boiling, salted w ater fo r 10 m inutes. D ra in and rinse. M e lt bu tte r, blend in flour, m ustard and m ilk . Cook slow ly un to w ant to see C la rk G able in p ra c- j til thickened, s tirrin g constantly. tic a lly a n yth in g ! Same w ith In g rid ' Com bine a ll ingredients except ap B e rg m a n ; she led the lis t fo r the : i ples and sugar and pour in to a role o f the m otion p ic tu re actress; I greased baking dish. D ice apples second place, an unknown, w ith Jen- ■ and spread over top of casserole. n ife r Jones and G reer G arson com- ; S prinkle w ith sugar and bake in a ing next. m oderate (350 degree) oven fo r 30 minutes. You’ll learn some s u rp risin g facts i Sim ple little tric k s add a lo t of when you see the new M a rch of eye appeal to ce rta in sim ple dishes, Tim e. “ G erm any — H andle w ith , such as th is one. In th is case, the C a re !" You’ll learn the reasons fo r ! cooked noodles are m ixe d w ith i the B ritis h and A m e rica n a tte m p t1 m inced p im ie n to and green pepper to break the economic b a rrie rs sep-1 and placed in a casserole. Then, □ rating the four zones of G e rm a n y; ; press a "n e s t” into the center of the noodles and fill this w ith a m ix y o u 'll see G erm an crow ds a t the races, and at fashion shows. And I ture of cream ed tuna fish. Serve , the c u rta in is lifte d on the obscure ! w ith a co lo rfu l salad o f sliced to- ! "G e rm a n y —Handle matoes and chunks of c risp lettuce, Russian zone. w ith C a re !" is im p o rta n t! o r a tom ato aspic rin g fille d w ith cole slaw. A ncient Aztec c iv iliz a tio n gets a lot of a tte n tio n at the NBC " L ife ; Can Be B e a u tifu l" rehearsals: th e ! star, A lice R einhart, and her hus- I band, Les Trem ayne, also on the ! show, spend th e ir vacations in M ex- | ico each y e a r; his hobby is studying and photographing archeological ’ ruins. N e xt tim e th e y 'll v is it the i Yucatan peninsula—th e y’re doing research on the ruins there now. Lefto ve rs take on g la m o r while cle a rin g the re frig e ra to r when used w ith spicy seasonings in this crum b topped casserole. W hite sauce helps adults and c h ild re n get m ilk neces sary in the diet. OLDER PEOPLE! When M ilto n Berle supplants Rudy- Vallee on the a ir, beginning M arch 11th, y o u 'll hear a new singer fo r whom g re a t things are predicted. H e’s D ick F arney, and the m ovies are already a fte r h im . but he w ants to m ake a name in ra d io here firs t. He’s ve ry handsome— “ and sounds so m uch lik e Crosby you can hard ly te ll the d iffe re n ce .” When you see "T h e L o c k e t,” w ith L a ra in e Day, B ria n Aherne, R obert M itc h u m and Gene R aym ond s ta r rin g , yo u ’ll see sam ples of a rt w o rk by other players. In an a rt g a lle ry sequence displays include charcoal sketches by Douglas F a ir banks J r., w a te r colors by James W arren, o il paintings by B a rb a ra Hale, s ta tu a ry by G in g e r Rogers and pastels by M yrn a D ell. Just pastim e a rt, but good. t w SCOTTS EMULSION i* Y E A R - R O U N D J&v IJjDivcJ'UiuAiLßuy. 1À. Saving^, dfondá. ...G O O D / » " " » h e P f°m' s e ° i ’ Peaci'On ,n the a o b b « G i,! ‘ & u d result» * ' , h . a p ro « "se ’ m ixing ’ or' coke» rl»e v,gW ° nd ‘ J , in b'i»cul' s ° . oven - • • ’ flu ff V f'u o w l’, H g H 4 ro rn ' he ° 2 , m ixing b ° c ia b b e f ^ ’ balanced d ° ub' e RIGHT in the M ix in g £ o w l T O N IC . th a t » ' LIGHT fro m the O v e n For b e tte r baking u s e the baking p o w d e r w ith the B A L A N C E D double action. CLABBER GIRL "C olp B uczgot him down ? TIGHT, SORE CHEST MUSCLES ARE MY specialty ! Poor little chest muscles so tight they feel “squeezed” . . . so sore from hard coughing it hurts him to breathe? Quick, M entholatum . R ub i t on chest, back, neck. Its warm, gently stim ulating action helps lessen congestion with out irritating child's delicate normal skin. At same time com forting vapors lessen coughing spasms. Ce*yrl<ht. IM*. T h . I lr a th o ls ta a (M. The re p o rt on F red A s ta ire 's firs t m ovie test is p ra c tic a lly a classic — "C a n ’ t act. S lig h tly bald. Can dance a lit tle .” B u t he’ s not thu o n ly one who h it the top a fte r a dis cou ra g in g sta rt. O f course, there's Ray M illa n d , who m ade fo u r trip s fro m E ngland to H ollyw ood before he made the grade. A bb o tt and Costello yearn to do "H a m le t” in the m ovies; i t ’ll be burlesque version, of course, w hich m a y cause a d m ire rs of the classic to shudder. The boys won’t get around to i t t ill a fte r they m ake a p ictu re in England next sum m er. Jo y Am es and D ick L a n d ry , danc ers, were pa ire d as a ro m a n tic team in “ M y W ild Iris h Rose.” T h e y’d never m et t i l l the p ic tu re started. So—they fe ll in love, and w ere m a r rie d on the set, w ith stars Dennis M organ and Andrea K in g as hest m an and m a tro n of honor. A fte r m o re than eight years on CBS, " K a te S m ith Speaks" w ill sw itch to the M u tu a l netw ork on June 23rd, w ith Ted C ollins as News com m e n ta to r; i t ’ s a five-year deal. "K a te S m ith S ings" w ill contirw e on CBS t i l l fu rth e r notice. ODDS AN D ENDS— Barry Thom son of "Young Dr. Malone" could tie himself in knots with his hobby—he hoards string . . . Mary Palton's lather is a doctor and her mother is a nurse, and Mary plays one nurse after anoth er on "Road of Life" . . . They say Humphrey Bogart blushed one of the deepest blushes in Hollywood history when he had to do a scene for "Dark Passage" in baby blue pajamas . . . Gig V oung, who plays those romantic oles, recently lectured a boys’ club on The Care and Eeeditig of Tropical Fish" . . . loan Crawford took four trunks from Hollywood to New York, returned to Hollywood with eleven. GET M ENTHO LATUM QUICKI HARD WATER? A L IT T L E S O A P M akes Loads of Cleansincf BUBBLES in W ATER GET A NORCO! 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