Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 16, 1952, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HK.RA1.I) AM) NKWS. KI.AMA I'M KAl.LN. UHKWIIM TUUHSUAY, OCT. 1(1, Wi Psychologist Tells Test For Finding Perfect Wife Br BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD 11 Are 'ou per red wife? Chinees lire, you come closer to bclnR a perfect mate than your husband. A psychologist soys (hut the man Is more oltcn at (null In Imperfect marriages. The expert Is Dr. Mason Rose, Ph.D., who Is advising on a film with the hopeful title of "Dream Wife." He remarked that dicnm wives are more common than dream husbands. "That doesn't mean that women are never at fault," he added. "But In my Interviews on marital relations, I have found that the wives are more anxious to make Everybody Likes Joe LONDON tfl Moscow radio pulled out all the stops today In de scribing the reception for Joseph Stalin when he spoke at the closing session of the 19th All-Soviet Com munist Party Congress in Moscow last night. ... Tne radio s nome service com mentatornot Identified by name told its listeners: "The great leader arises from his seat and' directs his measured and steady steps toward the ros trum. All present rise to their feet and the walls of the Kremlin shake with the echo of hurray. "The ovation, like an Alpine avalanche, grows greater and greater." marriage work than the husbands. Generally the woman is willing to conform to the man's wishes. If he knows what he wants." The trouble with many U. 6. marriages, Dr. Rose said, Is that the men maintain an 18th century belief in the status of women. "Most men don't want their wives to work.'1 he said. "They leel that their children can't be properly reared by a working mother. "But a hlgh-enersy type of Wo man shouldn't be limited to betnrf a housewne. rurtnermore, surveys of primitive tribes In the South Pacific, whete there is little child guidance, show a lack of neuroses and crime. It Is highly regulated children who get neuroses. The only things children need are to be loved and to be wanted." The perfect mates, he comment ed, are those who view marriage as "a fellowship of wills. Hus band and wife must have equal rights and help each other," he said. Dr. Rose offered a test to deter mine whether you are a perfect wife. Hete are the questions: 1. Are you troubled bemuse your hu.sband differs from you 111 be liefs and standards? 2. Do you feel there are serious disadvantages to being married? 3. Do you have a better time with someone other Ihnn your hi. band? 4. Do you discuss Intimate per sonal matters with your parents, relatives or friends? 6. Do you leel your husband does not consult you regarding impor tant decisions? 6. Do you feel rebellious against lor bored with your household ! duties? 7. Are you critical of your hus band's small faults? 8. Are you easily upset when things go wrong? 9. Is your household budget usu ally in the red? 10. Do you know other wives who are better tieated than you? 11. If a family quarrel occurs, do you- use past disagreements as a weapon against your husband? 13. Do you feel that your hus band Is less attractive and success, ful than the husbands ol your friends? 13.. Would you like to be younger than vnll are? . H. Do vou find It difficult to I be a good mixer at parties? ! 15. Do you feel your marital re. , sponsibilitle5 keep you tied down , loo much? If you can answer "no" to 10 , Ul im- qui-.-,,,',,.-,, jumi- n""-. 1 wife. It your score Is hiither, take a oow, - ' LOVE INSCRIPTION BUTTE, Mont. W One motorist told police here recently that be had nothing against the fact that "Carl Loves Joan," but he did wish that the inscription could have found a more permanent resting place than on his automobile. The tricky milk initiative promoted by an out-of-state grocery chain... WOULD PUT OREGON'S MANY SMALL DAIRY FARMERS AT THE MERCY OF BIG BUSINESS! l UOTTE 333 X HO CI f COM MILK MOOUCtIV PvtliAaJ 4, Or ago "Wo ffafcires witt iHiese When you bake this new S perry way, you waste no time, no ingredients. Martha Meade baa made absolutely aura theee recipe, will work in your kitchen, your oven! And they will! Juat follow Martha Meade', recipe, carefully, use S perry Drifted Snow "Home-Perfected" Enriched Flour... and if re sult aren't better than you've ever had with other flour in similar recipea, send your grocer's sales slip (showing purchase of Drifted Snow) to Sperry Flour, Ssa Francisco 6, California, and get double your money back! You can't lose! Try Sperry. ' HOOD RIVER APPLE CRUMBLE Best-tasting dessert you've made in tea. Plump, tender, local apples under a golden-rich crumble "crust." Men like it. No chance of failure if you keep to' Martha Meade's recipe and use Drifted Snow as she does. All measurements are level. Sift flour before measuring Into s buttered baking dish (8 or 9-inch square or lJ-7-quart round) thinly slice 3 or 4 large apples, peeled and cored Sprinkle over them Vi cup auger 1 teaspoon cinnamon , 2 tablespoons water Stir just to mix ingredients and arrange apples evenly in dish. Cover with Cheese Crumble and bake about 45 minutes in a preheated slow-moderate oven, 325, or until apples are tender and topping a rich golden brown. Serve warm with or without cream. 6 servings. Cheese Crnmbl. Stir together 1 cup tifted Sperry Drifted Snow "Home-Perfected" Enriched Flour V4 cup sugar V4 teaapoon aalt 1 cup crated American cheese V4 cup butter or margarine, melted ' Crumble mixture evenly over top of apples in baking dish. A hearty western dish that will come out of your oven golden-brnwn ' and perfect. Eaay and thrifty. Martha Meade has perfected it for this i area, assures best results only if you use Drifted Snow Flour. y I TDlPh no tdtit Donuruirc iimuix vn inuii Dnunnita Applesauce doe. the trick! The treat', in the rich, cake-like texture. Count on success by making them exactly like Martha Meade's recipe, home per f pc ted for this community. Your flour mutt be Sperry Drifted Snowl All measurement, are level. Sift flour before measuring Measure into a medium-size saucepan Vi cup shortening 2 square, unsweetened chocolate (2 oz.) Place over moderate heat until shortening and chocolate are melted. Remove from heat and add - , ,. 1 cup sugar Vi-Vi cup whole egg-, (2 large) 1 teaspoon vanilla Vi cup very thick applesauce (sweetened or unsweetened) Beat until ingredienU are well blended. Then sift together 1 cup tifted Sperry Drifted Snow ; ''Home-Perfected" Enriched Flour 1 teaapoon double-action baking powder 1 teaspoon .alt Add to chocolate mixture, along with Vi cup nuts, chopped Mix to a smooth batter. Turn into a greased and floured square Jan, 9x9x2 inches. Bake in a preheated moderate oven, 360 or 25 to 30 minutes, or juat until done. Turn out on wire cake rack to cool thoroughly before cutting into square, or bsra. About 3 doxen small square.. SISTERS SPOONBURGER CASSEROLE AU measurements are level. Sift flour before measuring In s heated skillet (9 or 10-inch diameter) place 2 tablespoon, drippings, or cooking oil 1 large onion, sliced 1 pound ground beef (2 ctrps) Fry until meat is browned and onion soft. Add 1 cup tomato hot .auce (8 ox. can) 1 cup water 1 teaapoon .alt 1 teaapoon mustard (dry or prepared) 1 teaapoon chill powder Va teaapoon pepper Vi cup sweet pickle relish Stir to blend ingredients, then bring to s boil. Turn into . 1 4 or 2-quart casserole (or, use skillet in which mixture is cooking). Drop small spoonfuls of Stir-N-Roll Biscuit Topping sround edge of casserole over hot mixture. Bake in a preheated hot oven, 425 for 20 to 25 minutes, or until topping is baked end nicely browned. To serve: piece a biscuit on dinner plate and spoon "burger" mixture over top. 6 servings. . . 8tir-N-Roll Biscuit Topping Sift together into mixing bowl Vt cup. tilted Sperry Drifted Snow Home-Perfected" Enriched Flour , 2 teaapoon. double-action baking powder Vi teaapoon .alt Measure in same cup and add all at ones Vi cup cooking oil ' Vi cup cold milk Stir until mixture is well blended, snd s moderately stiff dough is formed. Spoon over hot mixture in casserole aa directed. in every sack. Redeemable for lovely Queen Bess pat tern silverware made by Oneida Community Silver amitha. Coupons in 5-lb. and 10-lb. sacks now worth twice as much aa before. Look for them! Save them! Start your set of "Queen Bess" pattern today. Easier to get when you buy the larger sacks. More recipes In the bag ... easy, new, failure-proof ways to use Drifted Snow Flour in Martha Meade'afamouaSuc cess Recipes for westerners. Look for them. ' Sperry DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR P0 "H OM E-PERFEC TED" ENRICHED j mmnr." nmrrto wnom.m "MOur-PtnrTcTTv and "mamtha MCAOB" APJf M4IITMO TRADEMARKS Or OCNKRAL MILLS, INC, fine product of Sperry., .for 100 yean a leader in the Wut V Spj?rr.y tat br Sfw BMawlMsna It your iroc'!xl Men to Sperry BrnkltK flem with Sam Hayes on your Mutual Don Let Station it 7.45 a.m. Monday thru Saturday and If ' . ... BtU Kini Show on your ABC Station at 1:00 p.nf Monday ii.-o Friday .; ' Kwrai aw n m i i ii i i wiatfaiiei PRISBIES GOLDEN LETTUCE Firm, Cfitp 2 15c CABBAGE Solid Haadt .b. 4c Pomegranates .2 8, 15c CELERY Crisp, Utah Typ ,k.8c GREEN PEPPERS .b. 15c BROCCOLI Frih, Grttn Bunch 29c Marshmalbw SYRUP S lb. Can WHITE SPEAR 10 lb. 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