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Thursday, November 10, 1955
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ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION
OF SAUERKRAUT SPECIALTIES
It's Kraut, Pork V Apple Dinner Season time again. Time
to dig out your favorite recipes for the trio and time to trv out
new ones on the family. There are so many really good dishes
possible with these plentiful go-togethers that no one should
be at a loss for a good recipe that will have everyone clamoring
for seconds.
You probably have your own special recipe for kraut and
pork chops. A wonderful old stand-by we hold in esteem con
sists of Kraut and Pork Chops with Candied Apple Kings. We
think you might want to try it. We particularly like theCflavor
the pork drippings give the sauerkraut. After the pork chops
are browned, the kraut is added along with chopped onion and
seasonings, and they are conked together until the chops are
tender. The apple rings are candied with a simple sirup made
with red cinnamon candies and add a bright note to the platter
when arranged alternately with the pork chops.
e like to complete this dinner with individual salads of
canned California white asparagus garnished with green-pepper
strips for texture and color interest and served with a simple
dressing.
Kraut and Pork Chops with Candied Apple Rings
(Makes 4 servings)
4 loin pork chops
1 No. 2 can sauerkraut, drained
x cup finely chopped onion
i teaspoon Bait
3-g teaspoon pepper
teaspoon sajje
3t cup red cinnamon candies
cup boiling water
2 medium-sized apples, cored and
sliced
2 tablespoons sugar
Cook chops until lightly browned, about 20 to 30 minutes.
Drain, reserving Y cup drippings. Combine drippings, kraut,
onion, salt, pepper and sage. Cook, covered with chops over
low heat 1 hour or until chops are tender.
Meanwhile, dissolve candies in water. Add apples and boil
slowly until apples are tender. Remove apples and add sugar to
sirup. Boil 3 minutes; pour over apples. Serve with chops and
kraut.
Journalistic Fraternity Convening in Chicago
Chicago (U.R) More than
500 leaders of the newspaper,
radio, television and public rela
tions professions met Wednesday
for the 46th annual convention
of Sigma Delta Chi, national
journalistic fraternity.
They were scheduled to dis
cuss the problem of impartial
On The Side
By E. V. Durling
(Distributed by King Ftttura Syndicate. Inc.)
Did I ever tell you how I hap
pened to become interested in
astrology? If I did, you can't
stop me. Happened to glance
over an article on stargazing
which said in part, "Men born
under Leo don't like rain. They
hate work but will work if they
have to." I was born under Leo.
I dont' like rain. I get the blues
when it rains. It also causes
muddy tracks. As for work, I
have always hated it. Yet I have
worked hard all my life because
I have had to. So I figured per
haps the stargazers had some
thing. I began to check on them.
Incidentally, a feminine sub
scriber, born under Capricorn,
recently wrote me, "You are a
typical Leo. Unbearably stub
born and so conceited. Always
claiming to know everything."
That is very unjust. I am not
stubborn, just firm. I have
never claimed to know every
thing. Only nearly everything.
Passing By
, Jo Ann Manners. One of this
country's most glamorous grand
mas. Jo Ann, who confesses she
is 50, is engaged in a most un
usual occupation for a grand
parent. She is a strip tease
dancer. . . . Rudolf Bing. Top
man of the Metropolitan Opera.
He is the highest paid musical
director in the world. The Mero
politan lost half a million dol
lars last season. When Gatti
Casazza was general manager of
the Met, the outfit frequently
broke even. But, of course in
those days the Metropolitan had
Caruso, Farrar, Alda, Scotti,
Jeritza and artists like that.
Fashion Note
"Sallie Lane of Beverly Hills,
Calif.," is the sign on a dress
shop on Madison Avenue, Man
hattan. This seems to indicate
Beverly Hills is rated a style
center like Paris, New York,
Rome. etc. Anyway, a smaller
sign on the shop signed in hand
writing by Sallie Lane read,
Out to lunch. If urgent, am
across "the street at Hamburger
Heaven.
coverage in next year's presi
dential campaign and to attend
panel discussions on television
news and freedom of the press
on university campuses during
the four-day meeting.
Dead line Sunday Classified Is at
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Asking
Queries from clients. Q. You
said Orville Harrold appeared in
a burlesque show called "Wine,
Women and Song" before he
sang at the Metropolitan Opera.
I can find no mention of this in
any theatrical reference books.
How about it? A. Orville Har
rold appeared in a burlesque
show titled "Wine, Women and
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Song" at the Circle Theater,
Manhattan. Alexander Carr,
Bonita and Lew Hearn were in
the same show.
The Winner
The husband said there was
a song titled "When Polly Walks
through the Hollyhocks With
Me." The wife said there never
was such a song. The argument
was referred to this department
for a decision. Ben Bernie and
his Hotel Roosevelt orchestra
made a Brunswick recording of
"When Polly Walks Through the
Hollyhocks" some years .ago. So
the husband wins the argument.
Congratulations, sir.
Get It Right
What with the sharpshooters
I have checking on me, it is a
wonder I have a stogie left to
my name. A New Yorker writes,
"You say John R. Voprhis lived
in the same house on Greenwich
Street, Manhattan, for 101 years.
That's wrong. He only lived
there 100 years. He was born
in Prompton Lakes, N.J., and
was brought to the house in
Greenwich. Street, New York,
when one year old."
Please Note
Am asked who starred in the
farce titled "Mrs. Black Is
Back." It was Mary Irwin. You
have to be a young old timer
to remember May. Her last
words were most touching. Just
before she passed on, May said
to her maid, "You know that
red dress the dressmaker just
made for me?" The maid said
she did. "Bury me in it," said
May.
TOO MUCH Clarence Miles
(above), the attorney who led
the successful campaign to
bring major league baseball
back to Baltimore, resigned
as president of the Orioles.
He said his law practice suf
fered as a result of his sports
activities.
Madras Boy Killed
In Auto Accident
The Dalles U.R) A 17-year-old
Madras youth was
killed instantly Tuesday when
he lost control of his car about
IVi miles north of Kent on High
way 97.
The victim, William Max Wil
liams, was hurled from his car
after it skidded off the highway
and rolled 180 feet.
The boy was driving alone
from his home in Madras to
Wasco.
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. Francis Jordan Rhodes, violation of
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Donald Wayne Blankeruhip, Inade
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Loyd Keith Thorp, no muffler. S15.
Arthur James Churchman, violation
of basic rule. $15.
Jack Peck, failure to operate on
right side of highway, S15 ibaill.
Lyman Ward Robinson, violation of
basic rule. S15.
Ivan Davies, overload, $49.
Vivian Brewster Deaton, failure to
stop at stop sign, S10.
Roy Francis Lamb, overload. $47
(bail).
Glenn Melvin Wilkins. failure to
stop at sign. S10.
Herbert Roswell Larrison. violation
of basic rule, S15,
Donald Dewey Counters, overload,
$35 ibail).
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Grace H. Orr Harrison vs. Lee W
Harrison, divorce decree.
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Margie Marie Story, 31, Eugene.
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