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Greenwich Village Jewelry-Smith
One of Best Advertisers in World
By DOC QUIGG
United Press Correspondent
New York (IP) Sam
Kramer, a tall, slim man with
a bushy black beard, pierced
ears, haunted eyes, and an ad
diction to awning-striped shirts
is a G eenwich Village jewelry
smith who is wedded to the
weird. -
He is also one of the best ad
vertising writers in the world
ine tning ne advertises is
Sam Kramer and Sam's jewel
ry, which is made, as his ads
say, "with our own bare hands
and a few creature-like tools.
Sam's words about himself anon
his work have reached so far
that customers drop into his
shop from all parts of the coun
try.
His handbills and leaflets
have excited my admiration for
18 years now, and I still have
the first one he put out, begin
ning: "Fantastic jewelry for
people who are slightly mad."
It describes some of bis more
morbid, writhing pieces thus:
"Tortured and massive, they al
most cry out with hysteria."
The text of this original
pamphlet also contains the im
mortal headlines: "Buying is
actually discouraged."
Germs and Worms
His leaflets are apt to have
such bold headlines as "Wo!
Eek! Gasp;" or "Warning!" or
"Stop Brooding!!!" or "Why
fight it any longer? Come at
once.- Or wire, or send an emis
sary or beam a strong thought
wave."
The text is likely to say:
"Germs and worms and amoe
ba and kidneys, startled eyes
with teardrops dropping . . .
not exactly jewelry and not ex
actly anything else . . . but
just what your subconscious has
always wanted . . . Hurry,
friend, it will make you glad!
Sam Kramer himself, vith eyes
flashing, jaws clenched, chest
heaving, beard bristling, brow
furrowed, and arms akim
bo .. . personally dares you.
What? You won't come! Oh
Smith-
LUMBER
CO.
8th and
Fir St.
Dynge 1
I well, you can't voices breaking.
lips trembling kill us for try
ing." Sam ain't just kidding about
those worms and germs. A lot
of his rings, brooches, necklaces
Decomposed Body
Of Gambler Found
In Trunk of Car
Pittsburgh (IP) An autopsy
failed today to determine the
cause of death of a West Vir
ginia gambler tyhose decom
posed body was found crammed
in an automobile trunk. .
Police had believed that Nick
Miller of Wheeling, who had a
long criminal record, was the
victim of a gangland slaying.
But a coroner's pathologist said
after the autopsy that the cause
of death was unknown. Patholo
gist Theodore R. Helmbold said
the body bore no carbon monox
ide traces, fractures or wounds.
Miller's body was found
Thursday in the trunk of his
flashy hardtop convertible,
which had been parked on a
quiet street in suburban Wil
kinsburg for six days.
Called Police
A mail carrier called police
when he detected a strong odor
emanating from the trunk. The
body had been jammed in the
trunk headfirst.
Identfication was made by
Milan Vosvock, a brother of the
victim.
Wheeling police said Miller
had a record of 37 arrests, 32 of
them on gambling charges. They
said he had last been seen in
Wheeling last Saturday. Miller's
wife and three young children
were located Thursday at a vaca
tion lodge in Oglebay park in
Wheeling.
Authorities here said Miller
was a friend of William (Big
Bill) Lias, former Pittsburgh
Wheeling rackets czar and one
time owner of Wheeling Downs
race track.
Miller once served a term in
the Ohio state penitentiary, au
thorities said.
SWEEPING INDICTMENT
Muskegon, Mich (IP) Law
rence Dell, 21, made like a street
cleaner after he pleaded guilty
to smashing -a bottle on the
street, a violation of the city's
anti-litter, ordinance. The judge
sentenced Dell to rake a quarter
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ox uie cuy pars.
and other gewgaws are sedately
appealing and, as he says,
"neither uncouth or outrage
ous. But some others looks as
if they are about to leap at
you.
His proudest testimonial
wnicn has been rnprinted ex
tensively, came one day from
a grey-haired little lady of about
65 who Sam encountered ex
amining the showcase in front
or nis snop. I ve traveled ex
tensively, at home and abroad.
and I've never seen anything so
repu'sive, she told him.
Windfall Of Eyes
S. L. Perelman described
Sam's work as "an egg balanced
cn a cone, an erg balanced on a
bone, a hag balanced on a roan."
Women's Wear Daily called it
'protoplasm and germs ar
ranged artistically."
A windfall for Sam occurred
some years ago when, for $150,
he bought 16,000 eyes from
stuffed animals." These stare
from much of his jewelry. He
also gets used artificial human
eyes from pawn shops and
works them in along with pieces
of teeth, bones, tucks, and
meteorites from outer space.
Some potential customers
never get into Sam's shop. They
stop at the door. Instead of a
doorknob, there's a female
hand, carved in copper, extend
ing toward you skinny, witch
like, vampirish. "Some people
just won't take hold of it," he
says.
Feeding the Family
By ZOLA VINCENT
Feed Editor
Creole Pot Roast
Not all the steer is steak. Only
one-third of the beef animal pro
duces steak cuts. The remainder
goes into cuts for pot roasts,
stews, braised meat dishes, sun
dries and ground meats. These
majority cuts cost far less, have
the same good nutrition, make
good eating. Here we get 8 serv
ings of fine-flavored beef from
an average size pot roast.
3 pounds beef pot roast
2 tablespoons fat
IVi cups tomato puree
Vt cup olive liquid from
stuffed olives
2 cups sliced onions
3A cup sliced stuffed olives
Melt fat in skillet. Brown the
meat well on both sides. Slip a
low rack under the meat. Add
the tomato puree and olive li
quid. Top the meat with onions
and olives. Cover tightly and
cook over low heat for 3 hours
or until meat is tender. Serve
with hot fluffy rice in true Cre
ole style.
If gravy is made with pot
roast, use only 1 tablespoon
flour mixed with V cup cold
water for each cup of pot roast
liquid. A teaspoon of curry
powder mixed with V cup wat
er, add few shakes of pepper
sauce and a dash of Worcester
shire sauce will give added fla
vor interest.
Crab Louis Adventure
In Good Eating
Crab is the seafood of the
month, in this part of -the coun
try. The famed Dungeness
weighs lVz to 3Vi pounds; usu
ally is purchased already cook
ed; is iced or quick-frozen. Fish
man will clean and crack if re
quested. Crabmeat can be pur
chased both canned and frozen,
also.
Crabmeat is delicious in cock
tails, salads, curry, Newburg,
fritters, casseroles. Crab Louis,
famed restaurant specialty can
easily be achieved at home. For
each six servings, a pound of
crabmeat from good size crab.
Shred 1 head lettuce and place
in large shallow salad bowl.
Sprinkle with salt. Arrange
crabmeat over lettuce. Around
edge place alternate slices ,of to
matoes using 4 tomatoes, slices
of 3 hard-cooked eggs and 2 or
18 asparagus spears. Spread
Louis dressing over crab meat.
Louis Dressing. Combine these
ingredients and chill; one cup
mayonnaise or salad dressing, 3
tablespoons catsup, 2 table
spoons chopped sweet pickle
and 1 tablespoon lemon juice.-
Chilled Soup
Take the simmer out of sum
mer by serving chiilea soups.
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gourmets, frosty soups now are
easily made by any one. It's
done with canned condensed
soup and evaporated milk. Com
bine them, give flavor fillip and
a fancy topping.
Rich Black Bean. This we
spike with lime juice and sher
ry. For each 2 generous servings
(3 less generous), combine 1 cup
evaporated milk and 1 can con
densed black bean soup. Add 2
tablespoons sherry and 2 tea
spoons lime juice. Chill well.
Garnish with thin slices of lime
or lemon.
Chilled Tomato. Three or 4
servings from this combination.
Blend 1 tall can evaporated milk
into 1 can condensed tomato or
cream of tomato soup with fork
or rotary beater. Add 1 table
spoon lime or lemon juice. Chill
well. Garnish with thin lime or
lemon slices.
Chilled Mushroom For a subt
ly different flavor, biend 1 tall
can evaporated milk into 1 can
condensed cream of mushroom
soup with fork or rotary beater.
Add 2 tablespoons sherry. Chill
well. Garnish with chopped
chives or finely cut green onion
tops.
Modern Marble Cake
Here's the modern easy way
to achieve famed marble cake.
Grease well and line bottom of
10x4 inch tube cake pan (angel
food pan). Preheat oven to mod
erate 350 degrees. Make up a
package of white or yellow qake
mix according to package direc
tions, adding 3A teaspoon pure
vanilla extract to the batter. Set
aside.
Make up a package of choco
late cake mix in a separate bowl
according to package directions,
adding V teaspoon pure vanilla
extract to the liquid. Place al
ternate heaping tablespoons of
light and dark batters in the
greased, paper-lined cake pan.
Resist temptation to swirl. Bake
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one hour or until done. Cool in
pan 10 minutes. Invert on wire
cooling rack until almost cold.
Remove from pan. Finish cool
ing and ice with any favored
frosting.
Baked Peaches
Try plentiful peaches as a
meat or poultry relish or for
serving with whipped cream as
a dessert. So simple. So good.
Cut peaches in half. Peel if pre
ferred but they will hold shape
better if not peeled. Barely cov
er bottom of pan with water.
Fill peach centers with light
brown sugar, dot with butter,
sprinkle generously with lemon
juice. Bake in moderate, 350 de
gree, oven for one hour.
Stuff Baked Applei
Those Gravenstein apples are
fine for baking; good hot or
cold. Wash and core apples. Peel
a thin slice midway to allow for
swelling during baking. . Place
in baking dish, fill apple centers
with white or light brown sugar,
sprinkle with cinnamon. Cover
bottom of pan with cold water.
Cover pan, bake in hot, 375 de
gree, oven 40 to 60 minutes or
until tender. Uncover to brown.
Stuff apple centers with rais
ins, cut-up dates, chopped nuts,
mincemeat, cranberry sauce, co
conut. Sprinkle with sugar and
bake.- Another good idea is to
place 1 tablespoon honey and 2
teaspoons of orange juice or any
fruit juice in apple center; sprin
kle with sugar and ground
cloves; bake. -
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a third plays with a tricycle tire
and a fourth bathes in her food
bowl. The four are one-year-old
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