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Southern Oregon News Review , Thursday, F eb ru ary 12, 1948
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Well F h ra sed
" P a ,” «aid H ector, looking from
the book he w i t s read in g, "w hnt
ia m ea n t by ‘d ip lo m a tic p h ra seo l­
ogy*?"
"W ell," replied P a , " if you w ere
to suy to a hom ely g irl, ‘Your fa ce
would stop a c lo c k ,’ that would be
stupidity, but if you said to h er,
‘When I look into your e y e s, tim e
Btunds »till, that would bo diplo­
m a tic phraseology I"
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STAGE SCREEN RADIO
MEMOS...
f t e la a i e d by W N U F e a t u r e « .
By IN E Z GERHARD
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These Budget-W ise
Recipes W ill M ake
M eat Go Farther
The One
Agent—/ ’»'» been trying to tee you
t i l week. When may I have an ap­
pointment?
Manager—Make a title with my sec­
retary.
Agent—I did, sir, and u i had a
grand time, lint I ¡lilt want Io tee you,
[ I K E M yrna Loy, M erle
Oberon and Gene T ierney,
radio a c tre ss Alice F ro st be­
gan her acting c a re e r with ex­
otic oriental roles; like them ,
s h e is best known today a s a
Lypicel A m erican girl, the
LYN N ( IfAM HKKS’ M ENU
•Spanish Pork with Vegetables
Spinach with
Hard-Cooked Egg Garnish
Kidney Bean Salad
Rolls
Lemon Cream Pie
Beverage
•Recipe given.
dish than a cranberry topped meat
loaf!
Cranberry Meat Loaf.
F ed d er T ree?
A little girl w us talking about a
fedder, w hen her m other in ter­
rupted her.
"W hat do you m ean by a ‘fed ­
d e r ,’ d ear?" asked the m other.
“ You
know,
M om m y,”
ex­
plained Judy. "A le a f from a
chicken."
P eop le with itching palm s are
supposed to g et som eth in g. If their
heads itch, th ey ’ve got it.
(Serves 12)
*4 eup brown sugar
fa eup cranberry sauce
1 pound ground beef
' pound smoked ham, ground
fa pound ground fresh pork
Vi eup milk
Vi eup cracker crumbs
2 eggs
A calavo served h a ir shell pro­
vides a quick and satisfying way
of rounding out menus on mrat-
aaving days, th e calavo also may
be filled with creamed vegetable
or fish or a salad and served as
the main dish for a meal.
meats — add a
vegetable or two, fortify with rice,
noodles or macaroni, or let the
meat swim in cream sauce or deli­
cious gravy. Any of these is guaran­
teed to add satisfied smiles to your
ai
diners.
BIOTIMF rub on
Vick, VapoKub Ita
r tiw f living action
(tarta Inatantly . . .
WORKS FOR NOUR«
to rollavo dlttreaa In
tho night ovan whilg
your child altoptl
When you rub it on throat, chest and
back. Vicks VapoKub starts right to
work to soothe irritation, ease cough­
ing. relieve muscular soreness and
tightness. And VapoRub keeps on
working for hours
In ttie night to
bring relief. Try It I
VWWH8
RIETIA/Q that make* folks
■ o t w V O sleep all night!
TbouMniiln now «Ira,» undisturbed beaaune of
U ia nawa I hat thm r baiitg awnkanad night a lta r
night nuuhr ha from blntU tr v r u o li n, nn( (A,
l a t a hopeant T h a t'a a condition 1‘olay
I’ll!» usually a lla y w ithin 34 hours Since blad­
der irrita i ion ia so prévalant and Foley 1'illa ao
t e n l F o le y P ills m u st lia n e lit y o u w ith in 24
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Sure helps you
shake off COLDS
«ay thousands
about good
tasting SCOTT’S
EMULSION
C abbage
H o l l - l ’p s .
IServes 6,
1 head of cabbage
1 pound ground lamb or beef
2 onions, chopped
1 cup uncooked rice
Salt and pepper
2 cups canned tomatoes
fa cup water
Cook cabbage until tender; drain
and then carefully separate leaves
from the stem end. Combine meat,
onions, rice, salt and pepper. On
each cabbage leaf place several ta­
blespoons of the mixture, then se­
cure with toothpicks.
Place the roll-ups in a greased
casserole and add the tomatoes
which have been mixed with water.
Cook In a moderate <350 degices)
oven for one hour or until rice Is
tender.
Add cream sauce and pimiento to
leftover veal roast as demonstrated
in the following recipe, and you will
have an excellent meat dish:
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te a s p o o n s s a lt
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te a s p o o n
pepper
2 tablespoons diced onion
3 bay leaves
E arly S ales
Well, those food costs still are
While looking ut m y little neph­
e w ’s u n sa tisfa cto ry report card, I climbing, according to latest reports,
said, "Oh, Bobby, w h a t’s the and most homemakers are having
to tackle the menu problem with un-
trouble?"
diminished vigor.
" T h ere’s no trouble. A untie,"
There’s first aid
c a m e the reply. "Y ou know how
for all of you In
things are m arked down after the
these recipes to-
h olidays."
day. for they'll
¿a.- keep the budget
-- g w ’* ' trim 88 «ell as
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furnishing
sa-
W'-iiR'/S'fjf vory meals.
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There’s no lirn-
' ’’" ' / A A / ' " , ' l>. j* It
to how you
rnay
e x te n d
Spread sugar over the bottom of
a greased loaf pan Mash cranberry
sauce and spread
over sugar Com-
blne
remaining t T*
ingredients
ex
cept bay leaves. t N , f f .
Shape into loaf
and place in pan **<^7
Put bay leaves ( . k,
on top of loaf I t V7 ? \
Bake In a moderate oven (350 de­
grees) about one hour. Remove bay
leaves before serving
Pork, prepared Spanish style, ts
a favorite because of Its savorv sea­
sonings as well as its color appeal.
Vegetables go into the same dish
with the meat.
,
•Spanish Pork.
(Serves 6)
2 pounds pork shoulder, boned
and diced
Flour
Lard
4 medium sized potatoes
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
2 cups tomatoes
2 cups canned peas
1 green pepper
Salt and pepper
Have pork shoulder cut into 1-inch
cubes. Dredge in flour and brown
in hot lard. Place alternate layers
of meat and vegetable in casserole
dish. Pour tomatoes over all. Sea«
son and cook in a moderate oven
(350 degrees) until meat and vege­
tables are tender, about m to 2
hours
Veal a la King.
(Serves 8)
H green pepper, shredded
ft pound mushrooms
3 tablespoons fat
6 tablespoons flour
4 cu p s m ilk
Salt and pepper
3 cups diced cooked veal
1 pimiento, diced
I f colds hang on, o r you
hght-hearted, adventuresome "Pam-
ela North" of the CBS "M r. and
Mrs. North." A heavy Oriental diet
was too much for her, so she set
about the serious business of leam-
«>8 to gather laughs. She was a
stooge for such masters of the art as
A little meal will go a tong way
H you serve attractive cabbage
roll-ups in a bed of buttered nood-
les. Round out the meal with but-
lered green beans and pickled
beets and serve a simple baked
iruit for dessert.
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A L IC E
FRO ST
Bob Hope. Fanny Brice. Walter
O'Keefe and Col. Stoopnagle, work­
ing at it while other girls strove to
become radio’s equivalent of Bette
Davis. Those years have paid off in
her success as "Mrs. North."
Slip and P a n tie s
■A SIM P L E , w ell tailored slip for
the la rg er figure th a t’s a s e a sy
a s can be to m a k e. F e w pattern
p ie c e s and a w ell illu strated sew
ch a rt th at is sm ooth ly follow ed.
P a tte r n in clu d es p a n ties to m a tch .
If you lik e, ed ge the slip w ith
d ain ty la c e .
February 13 is a big date for 40P42te*4 « ° ¿°°?f.conie5.ln <?lzes 36 ■ x -
Dinah Shore. With Melissa Ann oc­ JU 4 2 , 44, 46 48. 50 a n d 52. S ize 38. i I I d
y « r d » a rd S Oi 35 ° r 3 9 ’ ln c h : P anties. 1 ’ «
cupying the cradle made for her by
her father, George Montgomery,
T w o-P iece F rock
Dinah returns to the air on her new i £ 4 E R E ’S a stunning tw o - p iece
program. "Call for Music." a vari-
frock th at fe a tu r e s the popu­
j ety show, brings us Dinah and lar sid e-sw ep t clo sin g . It fits to
i Harry James and his orchestra, p erfection w ith lin e s th a t a re e s ­
with “It Pays To Be Ignorant" giv­ p e c ia lly slim m in g . M ake sh ort or
ing up its Friday spot for the new three-quarter cuffed s le e v e s — and
i show.
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ch o o se bright n o v elty buttons.
When J. Arthur Rank visited Hol­
lywood. Michael Curtiz told him
about a young actor, James Mitch­
ell, whom he’d signed to a long­
term contract. Mitchell, who resem­
bles James Mason, has a leading
role in Curtiz' "The 49'ers"; Rank,
who asked that Mitchell's test be
sent to him in London, may borrow
the young man if the Curtiz schedule
permits.
Bravo to NBC President Niles
Trammel, who started 1948 still
hopeful and fighting for a self-im­
posed radio code of standards, a
high level of program practices and
content. For example, limited com­
mercialism, clean copy, clean Jokes.
It was a good fight he put up at the
Broadcasters’ convention last fall,
and apparently he intends to con­
tinue it.
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The juice o f a lemon in a g la ss o f
water, w hen taken first thing on aris­
ing, is all that most people need to
insure prompt, normal elimination.
N o m o r , h a rs h la x a t iv e s that irritate
the digestive tract and impair nutri­
tion! Lemon in water is good for you!
G e n e r a tio n s o f A m e ric a n s have taken
lemons for health—and generations
of doctors have recommended them
They are rich in vitamin C; supply
valuable amounts of Bi and P. They
alkalinize; aid digestion.
N o t to o s h a r p o r s o u r, lemon in water
has a refreshing tang —clears the
mouth, w akes you up. I t ’s not a
purgative - simply helps your sys­
tem regulate itself. Try it 10 days.
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S U N K fS T 1 IM O N S
Settling q Quarrel
An unusual c u sto m p r e v a ils
am on g the A pa T anis, a trib e of
20,000 livin g in an iso la ted sectio n
of the H im a la y a s. When tw o m en
are en g aged in a p erson al quarrel
such a s over a debt or a w o m a n ’
th ey are allow ed to kidnap m e m ­
bers of each oth er’s fa m ily and
im prison them in a p riv a te sto ck ­
ade until a se ttle m e n t is reach ed .
Columbia Pictures will soon re­
lease a new musical, "M ary Lou.” j
featuring Frankie Carle and his
band. The song's publishers launched
a drive to push it, and soon you will
be hearing new recordings of "M ary |
Lou” played by nearly all the to p ,
bands. AU, that is, but Carle; Co-1
Creomulslon relieves promptly be­
lumbia Records wouldn't let him do cause It goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
it—Horace Heidt held prior rights.
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
Cook green pepper and mush­
rooms in fat for eight minutes. Re­
Robert Kennedy, ex-Marine, was
move from fat. Add flour to fat and
a truck driver when Director Rich­
blend. Add milk and seasonings and
You might try these two dishes
cook until thickened, stirring con­ with specialty meats if you want to ard Wallace and John Wayne heard
stantly. Add green pepper, mush­ serve nutrition-rich meals as well him sound off after a minor traffic
accident. He was so eloquent that
rooms and remaining Ingredients as appetizing ones:
they signed him for a role in RKO's
and heat. Serve on toast, in bread
"Tycoon."
croustades or patty shells.
Savory Liver.
(Serves 6 to 8>
M ORI than just a tonic —
English Hot Pot.
1 carrot, shredded
When the popular "Ladies Be
if’gpowerful nourishment)
(Serves 4 to 6)
1 onion, minced
Seated" and "Hint Hunt” go trav­
6 potatoes, pared and sliced
1 turnip, diced
eling it is possible for worthy civic
l f i pounds lamb shoulder or
1 bay leaf
enterprises to benefit. Minimum ad­
breast
2 tablespoons fat
mission fees are charged; for in­
H iG H EH FR & V T O N IC
2 lamb kidneys
1 tablespoon flour
stance, in March "Hint Hunt" will
1 large onion, sliced
2 !i pounds liver (1 piece)
appear for the Charleston, W. Va.,
Salt and pepper
2 cups water or stork
Lions’ club; the fifty cents fee for
1 cup water
Salt and pepper
each person will go to a fund for hot
2 tablespoons butter, melted
Brown vegetables with bay leaf in lunches for under-privileged school
Place half of the potatoes in a fat. Add flour and blend, then add children during the school year.
greased casserole, then add meat liver and water. Simmer for 1 ', to
1% hours.
which has been cut into cubes
"Design for Death,” RKO’s docu­
Cover with sliced
mentary film, was made after some
Broiled Lamb Kidneys.
onion and season
eight million feet of confiscated Jap­
(Serves 6)
GROWING with salt and pep- •“
anese newsreels and feature dra­
6 lamb kidneys
I per. Add water.
mas had been studied. It took Rich­
114 cups french dressing
I Place remaining
ard Fleischer more than three
12 slices bacon
I potatoes on top, ' ‘
months to go over them.
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— open to g i r l, u n d e r 8 5 .
Clean kidneys and cut into halves.
h lali-a clio o l g rad u ate, and
meat completely.
Marinate in french dressing for 12
c o llrg r g ir l,.
Brush with melt­
On the Columbia "Lulu Belle" set,
hours. Drain kidneys and wrap in
ed butter. Place
— m o re e p p o rtu n ltira aver?
bacon. Place four Inches below mod­ Glenda Farrell came up with a rem­
y ea r fo r (lie g r a d u a le n u r ,« .
in a moderate
erate heat and broil for 12 to 15 min­ iniscence that startled Dorothy La-
oven (350 degrees) and bake for
utes,
or until bacon is crisp and kid­ mour and the others. In 1928 Glenda
-boat preparation for both career and
I two hours.
m arriage.
neys are tender. Serve on toast tri- played a debutante in “Love, Honor
Want to have company on a bud- angles.
and Obey" on Broadway. Clark
- a , I t fo r m o te In fo rm a tio n
I get? You couldn’t serve a prettier
Gable played her fatherl
at the hoapital where yon
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V ita m in food. T h en s ta r t ta k in g good-
ta a t ln g S c o tt's K m u la ln n I See how
p ro m p tly I t helps break u p a cold and
helps build you up. ao you feel
your ow n self a g a in I Scott's Is
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Bronchitis
to soothe and heal raw, tender. In­
flamed bronchial m u c o u s m e m ­
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a bottle of Creomulslon with the un­
derstanding you must like the way I t
quickly allays the cough or you are
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LYN N SAYS:
Food Favorites Improve
Your Menus
If you’d like something novel in a
frozen
persimmon
sliced
and
served with calavo set on a bed of
crisp greens. Rinse the persimmon
and place in the freezing compart­
ment of the refrigerator until firm.
Fit square
of biscuit dough
Into muffin pans to form cups. Bake
until golden brown, then serve as
cases for creamed meat, vegetables
or fish.
A nice filling for yeast dough is
ODDS AN D ENDS—Captain Clan­
made of honey mixed with butter cy of New York's 19th precinct cleared
and flavored with H teaspoon of cin­ out the inmates from the 67th St. po­
lice station so that it could he used for
namon or nutmeg.
If you like a meaty flavored bis­ scenes in RKO’s "The W indow.” . . .
Henry Morgan's second picture, fol­
cuit for toppings, use W teaspoon lowing "So This Is N ew York,” will
curry powder or poultry seasoning he "So This Is Hollywood.” . . . Janis
mixed in with the dry ingredients. Paige’s wedding gown was equipped
Cheese biscuits are novel when with a weighted swing skirt, for danc­
you want to serve an Interesting hot ing. . . . When Phyllis Cah ert returned
bread. Sitpply add % cup of grated to England after making "My Own
True Love” for Paramount she took
American cheese to biscuit recipe with her an assortment of things that
or to ready-mix. Add this before are scarce over there — including «
mixing in t t - ~ ',n-
chromium-plated rolling pin
• Rub In Ben-Gay, quick! G ently warming Ben-Gay
brings speedy, w elcom e relief from chest-cold discom­
fort. You see, Ben-Gay contains up to 2 Vi tim es more
m ethyl salicylate and m e n t h o l- t w o pain-relieving
agents known to all doctors — than five other widely
offered rub-ins. Insist on genuine Ben-Gay, the orig­
inal Baum e Analgésique.
Mae far Paia dus ta RHEUMATISM, MUSCLE ACNE, and STRAINS.
Ask for Mild Bm-Cay for Children.
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