S o u th e rn O re g o n N ew s R e v ie w , T h u rs d a y , F e b r u a r y 5, 1948
People in Many Lines
Denied Life Insurance
Ll(l> insurance cannot be ob­
tained by persons In scores of oc­
cupations. Those refused policies
by m ost Am erican com panies to­
day include jockeys, steeple jucks,
wild anim al train ers, m ountain­
clim bing guides, salvage and
sponge divers, auto and m otor­
cycle racers, professional boxers
and w restlers, drivers of nitro­
glycerin trucks and circus freaks
and side show perform ers.
Works
Where Most
Colds
Start
I
ooutti-ouir
NOH OROSI
Don't dr b y I At the flr«t warning
snlfflr or anee»*, put u few drop»
of Vicka Va-tro-nol in each nos­
tril. For If used in Uine, Va-tro-nol
help« prevent many
colds from develop­
ing. Relie vea head
cold distress fust.
Try it I Follow di­
rections In paclcuge.
VICKS VA-TRO-NOL
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
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MEMOS
STAGE SCREEN RADIO
in
R eleuaed by W N U F e atu re s.
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By INEZ GERHARD
UST u r e m in d e r ; th e a n ­
n u a l c o m p e titio n fo r th e
!D r. C h ris tia n u w a rd c lo s e s
h e b r u u r y 29. T h e b e s t s c r i p t
s u b m itte d w ill b rin g its a u ­
th o r $2,000; fifty a d d itio n a l
s c r ip ts will be b o u g h t fo r th e
p r o g ra m . J e a n ( “ D r. C h r is ­
t i a n ’’) H e r s h o lt u r g e s c o m - i '
J
petitora to write ubout things and
people they know. "Natural, easy ,
|diulugi!e, clear-cut characters, true-
to life situations, few scenes, fewer j
[sound effects these are what count
In successful radio plays," he says.
"There must be doubt as to the out­
come clear to the end.”
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School teachers are coining Into
their own. all of a sudden When
Joan Crawford finishes her next
Warner
Bros.
starrer,
"Until
Proven Guilty." she will play a
school rno'rm In "The Story of a f
I t ’s E a s y to S e rv e E g g s D aily!
(See recipes below .)
E g g s A -P le n ty !
ALL-VEGETABLE
LAXATIVE
Two Styles in Blouses
I.YN.N CHAMBERS' MENU
"My family simply refuses to eat
•Omelet Supreme
eggs, and I don't know how to work
with Creamed Chicken
them into my menus," says many
Shredded Carrots, Green Beans,
a housewife who is trying desper­
Pineapple, Apple, Nut Salad
ately
to
give
Canned Blueberry Pie
each member of
Beverage
her family "the
•Recipe given.
egg a day" that
nutritionists rec­
ommend.
Ham-Cheese Souffle.
Today,
we're
JOAN CRAWFORD
(Serves 4)
devoting the col­
umn to recipes
Schoolteacher." And some time this
154 cups milk
which are rich in
month Shirley Booth will begin a
1 teaspoon salt
eggs.
For
the
weekly stint on CBS in a comedy
QUICK RELIEF
54 teaspoon pepper
show based on a teacher's trials and families who refuse to eat eggs as
FOR ACID
54 cup grated Swiss cheese
such, there are many ways of dis­
tribulations.
INDIGESTION
< eggs
guising them. Instead of poached
4
slices ham
eggs
for
breakfast,
serve
a
Dutch
Because Paul Lavalle is devoting
4 slices tomato
all his time nowadays to the type of pancake, for example, and see how
music he presents on "Highways in well received it is; use batter bread
Add milk, seasoning and cheese to
Melody" he turned down an offer to for lunch, and serve a vegetable
slightly beaten eggs. Turn the m ix­
revive the delightful "Chamber custard for dinner. Isn't it easy?
ture into a bak­
Dutch Pancake.
Music Society of Lower Basin
ing dish which
(Serves 4)
Street." Though it has been off the
has been greased
4 eggs
air for some years, many listeners
and
line
with
54 cup sifted flour
still write Lavalle urging him to
ham and tomato
54 teaspoon salt
bring it back.
and set into a
54 c-up milk
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pan of hot water.
2
tablespoons
soft
butter
When Henry Fonda was not
Bake in a moder­
Confectioners' sugar
available for the radio version of
S ee how
ate
oven
(350
Jam
"The Fugitive," llunllry Gordon
degrees) for 25
Beat
the
eggs
Sift
flour
and
salt
SCOTT'S helps
was stuck for a leading man for
to 30 minutes or
the “Screen Guild Players" pro­ together and add to eggs alternate­ until the custard
build you u p l
ly
with
milk
to
make
a
smooth
duction. But only a few hours
is fir m . L et
If ! • « fssl run down,^
after his dilemma became known batter. Spread butter over the bot­ stand for three minutes and unmold
and colds hang o n —
tom
and
sides
of
a
cold
frying
pan.
he got a phone rail from a highly
m ayb« you don't got
onto a platter. Serve with tomato
• n o u ih n a tu r a l A I D
__
qualified volunteer, Gregory Peek, Pour in batter and place in a hot sauce, which may be heated canned
V ita m in food. Then try ffood-taatlng
(400
degrees)
oven.
Bake
20
to
25
who like other stars, received no
Beoti a E m ulsion., the H IG H K N C R Q T
tomato soup.
FOOD T O N IC I He« how you
pay. The Motion Picture Relief minutes, reducing heat gradually to
The above mixture also may be
b e fln to got your strength
moderate (350 degrees) during the
fund benefits.
hark | How you ran fight off
baking. Pancake should puff at the baked in individual ramekins. Place
cold« I S rott’e la a "fold min«**
o f n«fMr«I A A D Vitam in« and
sides and be crisp and brown. Sprin­ ham and tomato slice on bottom of
Chet Lauck and Norris Goff have
energy-building natural olL
kle
with confectioners’ sugar and each before pouring in the mix
Knag to take. Economical. Huy
turned down guest appearances on
spread with jam. Roll like an ome­ ture.
today at your drug store.
television shows because of the long
let. Serve on hot platter at once.
MORI than fust a fonk —
There are lots of fine variations
make-up sessions necessary’ to step
for omelet that make it ideal for
it't powerful nourithmenf/
Batter Bread.
into their "Lum and Abner" roles.
serving as a main luncheon or sup­
(Serves 6)
Too bad they had to cancel their
per dish.
3 eggs
March of Dimes tour; Norris Goff's
1 cup buttermilk
illness interfered. So he headed cast
H ig h
tonk
•Omelet Supreme.
1 cup sweet milk
for consultations with specialists,
(Serves 8)
54 cup fine white cornmeal
and was temporarily written out of
2
teaspoons
baking
powder
6 eggs, separated
the air show.
54 teaspoon baking soda
54 teaspoon salt
easts shoot
54 teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons flour
Don McNeill, with a two w eeks’
2 tablespoons melted butter or
'A teaspoon pepper
vacation coming up February 20,
shortening
54 cup green pepper or parsley,
plans
to
head
for
Hollywood
with
Birin
Set baking pan in oven to heat.
finely chopped
Mrs. McNeill, his first visit since
only
Beat eggs, add buttermilk and
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j » j
2 tablespoons o n i o n , finely-
blades
1933. They will confer with motion
sweet milk, beat well and add dry
chopped
picture executives on making a
M P O u u ia ^
ingredients sifted together, then the
2 cups creamed tuna, chicken,
movie based on the popular “Break­
butter. Grease heated pan. pour in
lobster or vegetables
fast Club," and will make a senti­
batter
and bake in a hot oven (400
Promptly ralleva» coughs of mental journey to San Francisco, to
degrees) until set in center, about
Add salt to whites and beat stiff.
visit the little Spanish church where
one hour. Serve at once.
Beat
yolks then add pepper and flour
they were married in 1931.
There was a number of vegetables and beat to blend thoroughly. Add
which are enhanced if they are green pepper and onion. Fold yolk
Joan Boniface Winnifrcth is made with an egg mixture and mixture into beaten whites. Pour
much too long a name for a thea­ baked. Why not try one of these
mixture into two well greased hot
ter marquee. So Anna Lee picked when adding eggs to the diet as well
eight-inch layer pans (place pans in
a new one for professional pur­ as your vegetable?
oven to heat while mixing omelet).
RUI ON
poses; adopted Anna May Wong’s
Spread mixture lightly in the pans
Corn Custard.
first name and General Robert E.
having mixture higher around the
(Serves 6)
Lee's last one. She's in Colum­
edge. Bake in a moderate oven (350
3 eggs
bia's "Best Man Wins."
degrees) for 15 minutes or until
2 cups canned corn, kernel style
knife inserted comes out clean. To
2 tablespoons melted butter
Many lengthy conferences pre­
serve, invert one layer on warm
2 cups milk
ceded the decision to use the record
serving platter. Pour about 54 cup
I teaspoon salt
For Quick R elief
made by Mark Hellinger with Bing
cream ed mixture over layer. Invert
5a teaspoon pepper
DON’T DF.I.AV ANY LONGER! Now. a Crosby as Crosby's February 4
second layer atop sauce. To serve,
teaspoon sugar
d o cto r'* fo rm u la you ra n use a t home to
broadcast. The same situation arose
relieve dial renal io; discom fort of pain—-
cut in pie-shaped pieces. Pass re­
Cracker crumbs
It r h — Ir rita tio n due Io pile». Tonda to sof­
after W. C. Field’s death, and the
maining creamed mixture in a bowl.
Butter
ten and sh rin k awelllnir. Use thia proven
record was scrapped. But this time
dootor’a form ula. T o n'll ho amaaed a t Its
Beat eggs well. Combine with
Other fillings for omelet: Chopped
apeedy action rollef. Ask your druKglet
it was used, because so many of corn, melted butter and milk. Stir
crisp bacon and fried potatoes;
today fa r Th ornton A M inor's Iteotal O in t­
Mark's friends wished to hear the ■ well. Add season-
m ent or Huppoaltnrlea. Follow label In ­
creamed tongue; chopped, cooked
stru ctio n*. F o r sale a t a ll drug store*.
record, and because everyone was ing and sugar.
chicken livers with sauteed onions;
convinced that he would have Pour Into a but­
creamed oysters or shrimp; corned
wished it.
tered
casserole
beef hash; highly seasoned, stewed
and sprinkle with
kidneys, chopped and spread over
Viveca Lindfors spanned 350 years cracker crumbs,
top; cooked sausage meat; broiled
In one working day recently; com­ then
dot
with
or creamed sweetbreads;
thin
pleted her role of a modern girl in butter and bake
slices of tomato sprinkled with soft,
France
in
"To
the
Victor”
and
im­
M a y W arn o f Disordered
in a moderate
, grated American cheese — place
mediately reported for the role of (3 5 0
K id n e y A ction
degrees)
under broiler until cheese melts,
Queen
Margaret
in
the
17th
century
oven for 40 minutes or until the cus­ then serve om elet immediately.
Modern life with It* hurry and worry.
Irregular habile. Improper eating and
"Adventures of Don Juan."
tard is firm.
R eleased by W N U F e a tu re s .
drinking— ite rlak of expoeureand Infee-
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tlo * — throw* heavy «train on the work
• f the kldneye. They are apt to become
ODDS AND ENDS—After tu t,
over-taxed and fall to filter exrose add
years of playing .Mr. and M m . in "Rose­ LYNN SAYS:
After you have grated cheese, rub
and ether Im purltie* from the life-giving
mary,” Belly Winkler and George You Need Time Savers
bleod.
fresh bread over the grater to clean
Ydu may *ulfer nagging backache,
Keane were married recently. . . . In the Kitchen
it. Save the crumbs and use for
headache, aleelneae, getting up nlghta.
l^mont Johnson was on the air in
crumbing.
leg paine, «welling— feel ennatantly
Potatoes
will
bake
in
half
the
time
"Wendy Warren and the News” when
tired, nervnue, ell worn out. Other elgna
When you make cake or other
of kidney or bladder disorder are eome
his daughter Jeremy teas horn; rushed if you parboil them first for 15 min­
time» burning, scanty or too frequent
utes.
things, measure everything on a
Io
the
hospital
and
heard
the
news
arlnatlon.
there. . . . Dick Haymes, who flics a
Rhubarb, celery, asparagus and tray, then check it. In this way you
T r y Deen's P ith . D oan'i help the
kidneys te paaa off harmful exeeae body
plane from Palm Springs to Holly- i green onions should be cut by the will be able to follow recipes more
weate. They have had more then half a
n . Thursday m
r show,
.a .... is
i. bunch rather thfln by the 8talk Use accurately.
wood for his
CBS
century of public approval. Are recom­
an authority on emergency landing a board and a very sharp knife.
mended by grateful user« everywhere.
Use paper when you peel fruits
Alt your neighbor!
fields, since fogs hat e for-ed him down
Paper towels or napkins kept in or vegetables. This is easy to gath­
a p p o i^ d ¿o tls'e ^
«h yd ra to r will pre-
er up and dump into the garbage
Pennsyltania State university; he o r - 1 vent rust from forming on lettuce can, and saves cleaning the work­
ing space.
ganized his hand when a student there, j *n<* other greens
I In NR (Nature's Remedy) Tablets,
there are no chemicals, no minerals,
no phenol derivatives. NR Tablets are
different—act different. Purely vege*
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ingrrdirnts formulated over SO years
ago. Uneoated or candy coated, their
action is dependable, thorough, yet
gentle, at millions of NR's have
~iroved. Get a 25* box. Use as directed.
X ’ OW’S the tim e to plan on some
1
exciting new blouses for your
spring suit. The two styles shown
go together easily and have a
yA YOUNG miss of three to eight choice of sleeve lengths — a won­
is certain to adore this sweet derful way to pep up your winter
little frock th at can go to school wardrobe, too.
or parties depending on the fab­
ric. Try a lively striped cotton for
Pattern No. 8248 comes In sizes 12. 14.
instance with the stripes going 18. 18 and 20. Size 14. bow blouse, 2 yards
of
35 or 39-inch; round necked blouse. I1«
this way and that.
yards for short sleeves; 2>. yards for
long sleeves.
Pattern No. 1707 is for sizes 3, 4. 5. 6. 7
and 8 years. Size 4. 1?', yards of 35 or 39-
inch.
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Rub scuffed places on shoes with
white of egg. The album en sticks
the scuffed leather down and helps
prevent further pealing.
Address.
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S p le n d id C o u g h
R e lie f Is Easily
M ix e d a t H o m e
Closet lights should be above
the door so th at the full length of
clothes will be completely illumi­
nated.
—•—
L eather upholstery — and be
sure it is genuine leather — can
be best cleaned with ordinary sad­
dle soap.
To get quick and satisfying relief
from coughs due to colds, mix this
recipe in your kitchen. Once tried,
you'll never be without It.
First, make a syrup by stirring 2
cups granulated sugar and one cup of
Use a pretty floral oilcloth run­ water
a few moments, until dissolved.
ner on your teenager’s dresser. A child could do It. No cooking
This offers protection to wood un­ needed. Or you can use corn syrup or
derneath from such spilled liquids liquid honey, instead of sugar syrup.
Then get 254 ounces of Pinex from
as perfum es and hand lotions.
any druggist. This Is a special com­
—•—
pound of proven ingredients. In con­
When fitting a garm ent for centrated form, well-known for its
sloping shoulders, deepen the quick action on throat and bronchial
seam s in line with the tip of the Irritations.
Put the Pinex In a pint bottle, and
shoulder.
fill up with your syrup. This makes a
full pint of splendid medicine and you
get about four times as much for
your money. Never spoils. Tastes fine.
And for quick, blessed relief, it Is
surprising. You can feel it take hold
in a way that means business. It
loosens the phlegm, soothes the irri­
JO LLY T IM I
tated membranes, and eases the sore­
a lw a y s p o e s
ness. Thus it makes breathing easy,
« » « M C tO M *
and lets you sleep. Money refunded
! «muri
if not pleased In every way.
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P i n e s I s S w i f t A c t in g !
MOTH E R , MOfH t R, |’v E BEEN
THINKING WHAT ISA W /O U D O
today , y o u make B iscuits
O H .S O .T A S T y /
—
'T E llM E H O W T O
BAKE THAT WAY X
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WAY MY DEAR, WITH
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BAKING POWDER
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That Nagging
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D oa K s P ills
A tk Mothnr, Sht Knows . . . C labber Girl is the
baking powder with the balanced double action
Guaranltad L,
«od Houtekeaplng
■ . . Right, in the mixing bowl; Light,from the oven.
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