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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1936
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M f IRST BIG COMEDY
MIT OF 1956'
I Lucille BALL- Desi ARNAZ I
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THE MARSHAL HAD MOKE ENEMIES THAN IUUETS.,
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Graham In
Tokyo Today
TOKYO im American evanire
llsl Billy Graham toox issue Mon
day with "the strange idea that
Christianity is American or Brit
Ish or European."
"It i not true," the 37-year-old
Presbyterian told a news confer
ence. "Christianity waa born In
the Middle East. Christ waa not a
Westerner, . he could look both
East and West at ii;e same ttme.
The church in India is 1,600 years
older than America."
Graham said Western missionary
movements "are going to have to
rethink their positions. More and
more leadershin is going to have
to be in the hands of the local
people. . .
Orahajn, completing a trip
through Asia, asserted, "I don't
think a Communist could be a
Christian. . . a true Communist
says there is no God.
He mentioned that he stopped a
parade of Communists in India re
cently and "as I preached to
them, they dropped their clenched
lists. '
BRIEF
CHICAGO UP Women Ma
rines might wind up pretty stub-
oom. out tney will always be
ladles, chief woman Marine Col.
Julia E. Bamblet said in a brief
ing for recruiters.
"We don't make our women do
anything unfemlnlne," she said.
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PARIS ifi Tochnirol. mllitarv
nd pohlliHl fxprrts of the 15-nn-lion
North Atlantic Treat v Organ
iration cNATOi nirt Mondny to
study thp continuing problems ot
nuclear delense.
A team of American officials
headed bv Asst. Secretary of I
len.se Gordon Cray emphasized
thai U S, representatives will be
flee to discuss certain atomic in
formation previously kepi under
wraps by congressional action.
The meetings will be In secret.
But the 150 representatives are
known to have a lon lut of prob
lems, including the shaping of
NATO Riound forces along lines
dictated by nuclear warfare. The
sessions will continue to March 3
NO HlNTlMi
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. I.f
There II be no uranium hunlmg
in the Garden of the Gons.
The Colorado Springs Parka and!
Recreation Advisory Board waa on!
record today aealnst anv form of i
uranium exploration In the famoul
citv-owned park west of here. j
One member questioned hether
blaMing misht toppla the (amous
Balanced Htk."
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CALVIN DAY, ton of Mr. nd
Mn. R. C. Day, 3408 Granife,
lophomor at Klamath
Union High School, recently
enlisted in National Guard
Battery B, 732nd. Anti
aircraft Artillery Battalion,
which it now conducting a
recruiting drive. The unit
meett Tuesday evenings at
the airport. Day enlisted (or
three years under the pro
gram where young men may
complete their military obli
gation by serving (or eight
years in the Guard or Re
serves, six months of which is
active duty for training. Day
will receive his active duty
training after he graduates
from high school, according
to 1st Lt. Leonard Springer,
battery commander.
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Egg Cooks Take Notice:
New Recipe Book Shows
300 Ways To Fix Omelet
By ELIZABETH TOOMEV
t'nlted Fresa Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK UP In this age
of specialization, a kitchen can be
crowded with one-purpose gadgets
and single-subject cookbooks. Only
one woman who presides over it
must be an all-around expert.
The egg. for example, is not only
the subject of entire cookbook
chapters, but entire cookbooks. The
latest of these is a volume de
scribing some 300 ways to fix an
omelet.
The book was written by Nar
clisa Chamberlain, an American
who has lived for many years in
France.
One of the few women 'in this
country who is not in the least
surprised that a cookbook has been
devoted to omelet making is Ma
dame Romaine De Lyon, who is
French and W'ho operates a nine
table restaurant here. The only
Item on the menu is an omelet.
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"I prepare 367 different ome
lets," Madame De Lyon said. "I
am writing a cookbook of omelets
too. But I never knew yet of an
American knowing really how to
cook an omelet."
Mrs, Chamberlain learned from
her own experimenting and from
studying at the famed Cordon
Bleu cooking school in Paris. She
traced the omelet back to the days
of the Roman Empire and included
the recipe of 'the first recorded
omelet." This, she reports, was
'honey omelet of Apicius the
Roman."
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The cocks' comb and kidney
omelet was a recipe Mrs. Cham
berlain found among those favored
by European royalty.
The expert omelet cook is some
thing of a slelght-of-hand per
former. With a deft flip the omelet
(it says in the book) is folded, and
with another flip it is turned out
on the platter. It is wise to prac
tice in some kitchen other than
your own.
Mrs. Chamberlain advises having
a special pan and using it only for
omelets. She says, "It is no mere
ailectatlon, but a practical fact,
that till.', pan should not be washed,
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get The Finest,
but wiped with paper after use to
preserve the oily surface."
One pract::al reason to develop
Into an omelet expert la the new
possibility to use leftovers. Did you
know you could put left-over spa.
ghetti in an omelet? According to
the book, you can.
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