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S o u th ern O regon N e w s R e v ie w , T hursday, O ctober 28, 1948 YûU Bu/'/d It & * * '* * * * * * », * Useful Shelves for Dishware * d im e n ts and o th e r needed k itc h e n m a te ria ls can be placed w ith in easy reach. STAGE SCREEN RADIO MEMOS WTflfl The full size pattern offered below slm- Released by WNU reatures. llfles making the shelf at very little cost. G aer merely traces the pattern on the wood which the pattern specifies, saws and as By IN E Z G E R H A R D OAN B E N N E T T , se ttlin g dow n in N ew York for six w eek s with her fa m ily , found her a p a r tm e n t la ck in g pots and p an s. With a b ab y and two a J f t sembles exactly where the p a tte n Indi cates. No special tools or skill are re quired All material which the pattern specifies can be purchased at any local lumber yard. e e e i L. I ■ m ail girls, m e a l* bad to be pre 11E S E w id e s h e lv i-s p ro v id e pared at hom e. The cook gave her a m p le ¿pace fo r d is p la y in g a Hat and ahe and the little girl« ¡d is h e s, b r ic - a - b r a c , m in ia t u r e s o r headed for a d e p a rtm e n t »tore. T h e y th e y c a n be used as g e n e ra l u t ilit y w ere fascin ated by the escalator, s h e lv e s on w h ic h sp ice s, con- so «he told them to rid e it w hile she IM B H I Choose General College Course for Job Success & Simplify Baking W H IL E OUR M O THERS and g randm others had m o re to do than those of us who a re h o m em akers, they somehow m anaged to find an afternoon a week in w hich to fill the house w ith fra g ra n t and delicious odors fro m the oven w ith w eekly baking To m e, this was one of the most d elig h tfu l tim es in the whole w eek because then I. too, could get m y bands into pie crust or sweet roll dough It was g rea t sport! But. n a tu ra lly , thia was not the only blessing th at cam e fro m w eek ly baking. We usually had d e li cious hom em ade bread as w ell as rolls or coffee cake for b re a k fa s t. To save tim e, the d in n er for th at evening was usually a baked one, a f r a g ran t m e at loaf or taste-tem ptin g casserole w ith a delicious baked pudding for dessert. Then, too, the cookie Jar was filled for the best p a rt of the week, and th at m ean t cookies for the lunch boxes and m o re delicious tidbits when we ca m e hom e fro m school! A re your fa m ilie s m issing these treats? Then organize the house hold schedule_at_ n n r » «n t h a t y o u can bake once a week, and till the la rd e r w ith such delicious things as can only com e from hom e baking. But how can you m a k e all these things in one day? H e re 's how: m ix cookie dough and store in r e frig e ra to r; m a ke ice box dough for sw eet rolls, and store this, too. B re a d dough cun be m ixe d In the m o rn ing ; or, if you are m a k in g quick breads, these can be m ixe d in a few m inutes rig h t a fte r lunch. You can plan the b akin g for any d a y of the week. W e usually do it F rid a y or S atu rd ay afternoon, so th ere w ill be a cake or pie in the house for Sunday, and, of course, bread, roils and cookies for the w hole week. IT M A Y S O U N D am bitiou s to a t te m p t a ll this in one day, but it re a lly isn 't once you get into the sw ing of it. Do a ll you can the eve ning before, and keep on hand such things as piecrust and biscuit m ix. R e frig e ra to r cookies, too, tak e no tim e at all to bake, and th e y 're easily m ixe d ahead o f tim e . R e frig e ra to r Rolls. (M a k e s 12-16) 1 cup m ilk 3 tablespoons shortening 3 1 1 1 2»i tablespoons sugar teaspoon salt yeast eakc egg to 3 eups flour L Y N N CHAMBERS* M EN U B eef-V eg etab le P > with M ashed Potato Topping M olded P e a r Salad Rolls C e le ry Sticks C a rro t Curls •B a n a n a Spice Cake B everag e •R ec ip e G iven 1 I 1 2 1 1 6 4 W hole W heat Bread (M a k e s 3 loaves) q u a rt hot w a te r tablespoon shortening tablespoon salt tablespoons molasses teaspoon c a ra w a y seeds, if desired yeast ra k e cups all-purpose flour cups whole w heat flour Add shortening to hot w ater. When lu k e w a rm , add all re m a in in g ingredients S tir fo r three m in utes, or until thorough ly m ixed , then set in a w a rm place to rise for *¿2 tw o hours. K nead again until dough fo rm s a b all, then let rise again, about one and one- h a lf hours. T u rn onto b oard ; fo rm into three loaves and place in greased b read pans. L e t rise u n til doubled in bulk, about one hour. Bake in a hot oven <400 degrees) for 10 m inutes, reduce heat to 300 de grecs and bake fo r 45 m inutes shopped. T hey rode h a p p ily to the top floor, then w ere a fra id to come down, and scream s fo r m a m a ¡ echoed through the b u ildin g to a low er floor till she h eard and w ent to th e ir rescue. H ad o th e r m others recognized th a t p re tty m o th er, fans would have mobbed h er I ----- * ------ D a vid B u tle r put on m ake-up to d irec t h im s e lf in a scene fo r "T w o , Guys and a G a l" a t W a rn e r's . The plum p d ire c to r p layed h im s e lf as a I d irec to r— said his last app earan ce in film s was 21 ye ars and 80 pounds ago. R obert Fello w s, who b ecam e a p aram o un t d ire c to r w ith " W ild H a r vest" and re ce n tly d id "Sealed V e rd ic t." has com e up the hard w ay. S ta rtin g w ith b it roles for De M ille . he has been e v e ry th in g fro m office boy to ju n io r w rite r to assistant d ire c to r. In 1941 he did two pictures s i m u l t a n e o u s l y — " P itts b u rg h " fo r U n iv e rs a l and " B o m b a rd ie r” fo r R K O . Signs of the tim es: G o v ern o r D ew ey. speaking on S ep tem b e r 21 In the tim e spot held by “ M y F rie n d I r m a , ” got a H ooper ra tin g ^ of only 12.7— several points low er ’ than th at usually won by the CBS M o n d ay n ig h t p ro g ra m . W inchell, Lux T h e a te r, G o d fre y 's T a le n t Scouts. Stop the M u sic, Bob Hope and M r . D is tric t A tto rn ey topped h im in the lates t poll. B ria n R oper, English child actor, ca m e a ll the w ay from ’4 London to play one of the p rin c ip al roles in " T h e Secret G a r % den" for MGM. M a rg a re t 1 O 'B rie n and D ean Stockwell 1 head the v e ry fine cast. 1*4 '« ------* ----- The annual p a rty launching a new >4 y e a r fo r Ire n e B easley's "G ra n d •j S la m ," was the best one yet. I t was *4 re a lly a fa m ily p arty , not a big C re a m butter, la rd and sugar; a ffa ir fo r the press. "W e just asked add eggs. S ift d ry ing redien ts and the people we liked b est," some add to first m ix tu re . F old in nut body explain ed . Iren e, one of m eats and v a n illa . Shape into roll, ra d io ’s finest, proudly showed e v e ry w ra p in w axed p ap er and store in one the b eau tifu l diam ond and g a r re frig e ra to r u n til needed. B ake in net pin her sponsor had given her. a 400-degree oven fo r seven to 17 ________ m inutes. "N ig h t N u rs e ," a h it when it was •B an an a S p ire Cake released in the e a rly '30s w ith B a r !4 cup shortening b ara S tanw yck, Ben Lyon, Joan 1 cup sugar B londcll and C la rk G able, is to be 1 teaspoon v a n illa re m a d e , w ith a new script, new 2 eggs cast and A lex G o ttlieb as producer. 2 cups sifted cake flour ----- * — 2 teaspoons baking pow der teaspoon soda teaspoon salt teaspoon cinnam on teaspoon nutm eg cup mashed banana cup m ilk C re a m shortening u ntil fluffy, add sugar a little at a tim e , crea m in g a fte r each addition. S tir in v a n illa e x tra c t; add eggs and b eat w ell. S ift a ll d ry ing redien ts and add tc shortening m ix tu re a lte rn a te ly w ith m ashed banana and m ilk . Pout b a tte r into a w ell greased, h e a t-re sistant square glass cake dish eight-inch size. B ake in a m o d er ate (350-dcgree, oven for 45 to 5C m inutes. R em o ve fro m oven and let cool before sp reading w ith the fol low ing icing; W ith his d ifficu lties w ith C o lum b ia P ictu res settled, and a new con tra c t signed, L a r r y P arks is set as the s ta r of "Jolson Sings A g ain .’ * He w ill also m a k e pictures for his own producing organization. He and his w ife, B e tty G a rre tt, plan to fo rm a com pany to produce plays in w hich they w ill star, la te r ad ap t ing them for m otion pictures. This re frig e ra to r dough m a y be used for c lo v e rle a f rolls, cinnam on b raid , fru it filled rings or pecan rolls. C h ild re n who like to pick out tunes on the piano w ith one finger should not be discouraged; they m a y grow up to be fam ous one- fingered Jazi pianists, like Lio n el H a m p to n , the d ru m m e r, lie displays this ta le n t in "A Song Is B o rn ." ----- * ----- Sam H earn , fam ed as “ Schlepper- 3 tablespoons shortening m a n " on the Jack Benny a ir show, 1M cups confectioners* sugar and his b ro ther L ew , have been 2 tablespoons lem on Juice signed for fea tu red com edy roles in !4 teaspoon g rated lem o n rind "H a p p y T im e s ," w ith D anny K aye. C rea m shortening; add confec Both w ere head lin ers in vaud eville tion ers’ sugar and lem on Juice, b eat in the old lush days. T h e y ’ll be ing u ntil fluffy. Add lem on rin d , and m ade up to look lik e twins, though there is re a lly a difference of six coloring. Spread on cool cake. Released by WNU Features. years in th e ir ages. L Y N N SA YS: In te re s tin g T ip s M a k e Y o u r W ork E a s ie r Coal oil or kerosene w ill rem ove stains and d ir t fro m enam eled b ath room fixtures w ithout scratching the surface or lessening the gloss of the surface. You can keep yo u r s ilv e rw a re b rig h t and tarn ish -p ro o f If you keep the pieces w rap p ed in a specially tre ate d flannel cloth w hich Is actu a lly im p reg n ate d w ith p article s of s ilv e r th at absorb the ta rn ish in g elem ents in the ai L e a th e r pieces around the home lik e fu rn itu re , bookends, album s and waste baskets can be cleaned w ith a m ild soap and luke w a rm w a te r shampoo. Soak p astry cloths In cold w ater before w ashing. Brush aw a y flour m ix tu re s w ith a brush before wash ing in hot w a te r or the m a tte r w ll! cake and stick. Keep your pot holders im m a c u la te if you w ant to avoid stic k , fingers by w orking in the kitchen Wash and rinse the holders out a t you do the towels, a fte r a mea> Scald m ilk and In It dissolve short ening, sugar and salt. When m ix tu re is w a rm add yeast cake, c ru m bled, and the egg. Add flour g rad u ally and m ix thoroughly by beating. L e t rise u ntil doubled in bulk. P|sce a piece of w axed pap er over the bowl and hold securely w ith a ru b ber band. Store in r c fr ig e r a to A in til read y to use. . 4 0 U V T(MC VOtt "TRICKS în tiâis; poï ® AHVAY5 POPS ’ ^ASK YOUR GROCER Creomulsion relievespromptly betaine it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen end expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. T e ll your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. 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