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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10

until thickened, stirring constantly, Cool and pour over peaches. Beat egg whites until foamy throughout: add sugar, 2 tablespoons at Q time, beating after each addition until sugar is blended. Then continue beating until mixture will stand in peaks. Cover peaches with hard ice cream. Pile meringue on top, being sure fee cream is well cover. ed. Place under broiler . minutes, or until meringue is Drowned. Serve immediately.
 All the fresh fruit treats of sum. rner on Q farm, as well as succulent vegetables and ocean resort special. ties, are available all the year, wherever you live, # you use quick. frozen foods. Their fresh flavor and high vitamin content were sealed in by quick.freozing, to Ne released when you open the car. tons in your own Kitchen.
 cefEse ceektaiIs 1 cup decaHeinated coffee, regular
 grind
 { cups water
 { hesping tablespoons whipped
 cream or ice cream
 Cracked ice
 Make the coffee by any desired method. Pour over cracked ice Co cool. Put coffee and cream an cocktail shaker and shake well. Serve well chilled, in tail glasses. Serves {.
 You can serve these delicious cocktails generously because sleep. ing problems are non.existont A you use decafseinated coffee. Re. member that decaGeinated coffee, made by pot or percolator, calls for slightly longer brewing Co bring out all the flavor.
 Light hearted games are the most popular for spring parties. The most popular new diversion is Dig, an easy to learn game played with mystery picks and alphabet letters that comprise . gold mine. Winners get shares in mining stock and gold bricks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10

Sunday morning will be as follows Processionai hym "Welcoffi% Happy Morning"-Knox.
 Kyrie in D minor-Noble.
 Hymn ''The strife Is Ger.
 Offertogy anthem, "Open Me tns Gates"-Foster.
 5anctus In F-0ounod.
 Gloria in Excelsis- old Chant. Agnus Del in Q A fiat-Eyre. Recessional hymn "The Day ~ Resurrection"
 The musical program for the i0:S . o'clock worship Easter eund& morning win be as follows;
 Prelude Pilgrims chorus-Waenea Processionual, "Jesups Christ Risen Today"--Noble.
 Kyrie in D minor. Oifertory anthem - Hallelujas| Chorus--I1andel.
 Agnus Del in A fiat-Eyre.
 Gloria in Excelsis-- old chant
 Receessional "Cone Ye Faithtul,S Postlude Trumpet Voluntary Purcell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
NU7R/zION MMf' W6az1zkioe MN { nufRlTIon DIRECTOR z

ter, cup milk, # teaspoon salt, and pepper. For cheese rarebit, add 1 cup oa grated cheese to 2 cups of medium white sauce and serve on toast of crisp crackers.
 Prune cream pudding Is c favorite winter dessert which is made with milk and fruit. It is cooked slowly in 6 double boiler to insure low tenl- peFature cooking.
 Prune Cream Pudding
 2 cups milk
 8 tablespoons -four
 tablespoon butter
 i-3 cup brown sugar
 tablespoon inolasseS
 teaspoon salt
 Ia cup chopped cooked prtil1es. Mix sugar, flour and salt. scald milk and molasses. Add gradually to dry ingredients, stirring until smooth. Reheat, cooking slowly un. til mixture thickens. Add prunes and turn into dish to cool.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10

Alexander wOOIlCOtt and, perhaps, Noel Coward.
 In Final Movie
 The Marxes, the first comics in the history of Hollywood to admit they aren't the funniest men alive and are rapidly becoming even less funny, are working now in their final movie, an untitled comedy in which they play hob with the mer- chandise-and the beautiful sales- ladies-in a department store.
 oroucl1o, known in this, his iith movie, as Wolf J. FIywheel; Harp, who never has opened his mouth in the pictures, and Chico, who has banged c piano as 1t seldom has been banged before, all have be- come independently wealthy since their first smash film, "Cocoanuts,' in 1929.
 And I don't drink and I don't play the races and I can afford to quit now, while the quitting is good" reported 0roucho, their spokesman. rive saved my money and l don't get any fun out of picture making any more. I haven't got that old zip; that old sparkle in the eye. And when you get to feeling like that, it's not fair to the people who pay their good money to see you.
 "What happened to us was, that we were defeated by our own spec ialty. The fake rnustache, the dumb harp player and the little guy who chased the ladies, all were funny at first. But 1t became sticcessively harder with each picture to top the one before. We couldn't get out of the groove, without getting out of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
0y nRTTY BARCLAY

Pour dFlppings from pan in which ham was glazed into . saucepan Skim fat of, if necessary. Add one tablespoon flour and stir until mix ture is smooth. Add one cup canned iinSweetened Hawaiian pineapple juice. Bring to . boil, add one cup seeded raisins and simmer for 10 minutes.
 Baked Plsh With Lemon
 Rub lemon juice over fish to be baked, covering the inside as well as outside. Salt and stun or not as desired. Put in well.greased pan, dot with butter and bake at moder' ate temperature until done (about 12 minutes to tho pound). Serve garnished with parsley and lemon slices or quarters. These should be large enough, and plentiful enough to provide ample juice for flavor. Fish steaks may be baked in sinii. lar fashion. Rub both sides of steak with the lemon juice. Broiled or fried fish should be prepared by rubbing with lemon and served with lemon garnish.
 Llmas . la FraneaIse
 2 cups cooked, dried Limas
 2 tablespoons butter
 Y teaspoon salt
 H teaspoon pepper
 1M cups milk
 1 egg, slightly beaten
 Place milk, Limss, butter and seasonings in . saucepan. When hot, sdd egg diluted with milk. Stir until thick.
 Peach Ice crsam Tarts 1 box quick.frosen sliced peaches,
 thawed
 6 baked 3M inch tart shells 3 teaspoons lemon juice 1 tablespoon -four 3 egg whites 6 tablespoons sugar 1 pint vanilla ice cream
 Drain peaches, reserving juice; arrange peaches in bottom of tart shells and sprinkle with lemon juice. Add peach juice slowly to dour, stirring until smooth. Cook
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
For medium white sauce use: TEMPTING DISHES EASILY,
 MADE

For medium white sauce use:
 TEMPTING DISHES EASILY
 MADE
 Busy ingredients in the kitchen these days are milk, fruits, vegetablea and eggs. For these are our four protective foods which are 50 inc portant iii everyday meals. With enough Of these foods and any other foods we may choose we are assured a well-balanced diet.
 Homemakers enjoy meal prepara. ton with plenty of these Ilourishing ingredients for we have 50 many appetizing recipes that are fun to prepare from them.
 Have you tried poaching eggs in milk? They are delicious and when served on toast make c good lunch or supper dish.
 Most of us enjoy cream soups for lunch on chilly winter days. like to use a thin white sauce for thick vegetable purees, such as beans or peas, and medium white sauce for thin vegetable purees.
 To make thin white sauce use: 1 tablespoon flour, 1 tablespoon butter, l cup milk, X teaspoon salt, and pepper.
 tablespoons flour. 2 tatlespoons but.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
MARX BROTHERS
 E SPLITTING UP
Twenty Years Partnership to Break; Realize They
 Are Going Back
By FREDERICK 0. oTHNGAN

By FREDERICK 0. OTHMAN
 Limited Press Hollywood COeres-
 spondent
 Hollywood, April l0-- (UP)-The Marx brothers, who have been chas- ing blondes and cracking wise on the screen ever since the movies become the talkies, announced today that they were splitting and aban. doning Hollywood.
 When I say we're sick of the movies" explained burnt corked mustachloed droucho. T mean the people are about to get sick of us. By getting out now, we're just an. ticipating public demand, and by c very shot margin. Our stuff simply Is growing stale. So are we."
 Groucho, therefore, will become c writer of hurnor and perhaps Q radio performers; Chico will head c jazz band with Lou Holtz, and Harpo will return to Broadway to play in Q straight drama with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
Lima Beans
 And Meat Combination
By BETTY BARCLAY

Those who study foods carefully realize that lima beans and meat make very excellent companions on the diner table. Meat 1s an ecid- reaction food. Lima beans are high on the list of alkaline. reaction foods. Combined, particularly with some light vegetables, they furnish an ex- ceptionaily well.balanced, nutritious and palatable dish.
 Today we do not have to wait for lima beans to appear or our local market. Cooked, dried liinas may be purchased in cans the whole year round. In c minute or two these may be heated and served as c side vegetable dish. With a little more effort they may be combined with meats of various kinds ard served as main. course luxury dishes.
 If you have never tried such Q combination, get the necessary 1n- gredientS for any of the following recipes and present your family with c new gasctronomic delight to. morrow. You will be delighted with the taste--and you'll get your potas. stun, phosphorous and calcium ir q very pleasing form through the luscious lima bean.
 Limas with Bacon Put cooked, dried lisnas in baking dish, cover with tomato sauce, and place thin slices Of bacon over top. Bake in Q hot over (S0 degrees F.) until bacon is crisp and brown.
 Steak with Lima Chill I
 e. one dish yneal)
 2 cups cooked dried iiinaS
 ] pound ground steak
 l tablespoon fat
 l onion, chopped
 2 cups tomato sauce, or
 strained tomato
 is teaspoon salt
 # teaspoon chili powder
 Heat fat, add onion, cook min. utes, add meat, cook until brown, then add remaining ingredients. Simmer 20 minutes.
 Limas with SauSsxe
 l cup cooked, dried litaaS
 # pound sausage
 1 medium sized onion
 cupu tomatoes
 + teaspoon chili
 7s teaspoon salt
 Fry onion and sausage until well done. Add other ingredients and simmer for 30 minutes.
 Roast Lamb French Style
 Prepare leg of lamb ifl the usual way for roasting. Make an ii1cision in knuckle end of leg and insert .5 clove of garlic. Place on rack of roasting pan, sprinkle with salt and pepper and dredge with flour. Put into Q hot oven (500 degrees F.) re. ducing heat after IS minutes. Baste frequyently with fat. in pan. If more fat is needed, use butter or drippings of fat salt pork. Allow 20 minutes to . pound for roasting. When roast Is cooked, remove to platter and keep hot. Pour ofs part of fat, leaving about 2 tablespoons. Add 2 cups cooked, dried limas, stir carefully or shake them in the pan until all the brown liquid Is abe sorbed. Add pepper and salt if needed. Serve around lamb on plat ter. sprinkling with minced parsley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
MEN KNITTERs DECORATED

Geneva, N. Y. - (UP) - Fifteen male inhabitants of Lakenont are sporting red, blue and tan British decorations -- for knitting prof. ciency. The ornaments are in. scr!bed with the letters "DKC" signifying distinguished knitting order" and were sent to the men for 'meritorious service" in knit ting woolen garments for Drttain's armed forces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
40 MEN AND BOYS
 IN CHURCH CHOIR

A choir of 40 men and boys will be featured in 8 special musical service of Easter carols Sunday eve- ming ct 7:30 o'clock ct St. Johns Episcopal Church, 1t was announced this morning by Rev. Francis O.. Ayres, IT,, pastor.
 Music for the 2 o'clock services
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
OWL PERCHEs ON MANTLE

Nashua, N. II. -- (Up)--A startled resident reported to Tilden Bar. nard, game warden, that when he went to bed one night his fire. place mantle was bare but that when he came down for breakfast on owl was perched there. Barnard removed the bird which he said ap. parently had flown down the chimney to get warm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
AUSTRALIAN WOMEN JOIN Ur

Canberra, Australia - (UP) - Australian women are rushing to join the welfare canteen workers unit which the government pro- poses to send abroad with troops. Their principal complaint s thas 'democracies move too slowly"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
And try this version of our ole friend, scrambled eggs: Scrambled Egg and MushrOoxi
 Sandwiches
MOOSE CURED OF PNEUMONIA

Auburn. Me. -- CUp) -- Among other duties performed during the winter by Deputy Sheriff Ralph A. Wagg was the leader of an expedi- ton into the woods near Labrador Pond bearing medicine and food to e sick moose which ultimately was pulled through 0 seiege Of qneunonia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
FLAG BEHIND THE TIMES

Hanover, N. IT. - tUP) - Dart mouth college officials hurriedly replaced the campus flag after a student had reported 1t contained l3 stripes -- but only 45 stars. Off cials said the flag was @ substitute placed in use when the regular flag wore out,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
STATE PROTECTS WILD BoARe

Raleieh, N. o. (Up) The stat. conservation and development ds' partment claims North Carolina haa more wild European boars than any other state. A recent departnaefs' survey disclosed at least 600 In ng tionai forects, state parks and pri' mte hunting lands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
TIpPLER ACCOMMODATES LAW

Nacogdaches. Texas (UP) - Deputy Sheriff Joe Haney was sit- ting near Q window of the county jail. A man staggered from Q near by cafe, crossed the street. entered the courthouse and collapsed in front of cell. Haney showed him inside and locked the door.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
TWINS. d SET. IN ( YEARS

Melbourne, Australia - (UP) - Mir. and Mrs. Robert Kerr of this city have just become the parents of the third set of twins an aix years. Kerr, %, Is painter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10

Only 1929 American automobNea entered Switzerland last year, . drop of two-thirds from the 1oSe total,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-10
Fm Sunday Night Supper Hot Sandwiches
Y nOR0TMY CHIC

When it comes time to whisk to- Nether Sunday night supper some one is always sure to announce, I'm not really hungry. An I want is Q Nnnck."
 However, it's the wise woman who calmly ignores the just-a-snackers, Nor under all such remarks usually turks a husky appetite. Taken lit. orally ct their word and given just To bite or two, they'd all be back eaiding the ice box later in the evening.
 1 So we suggest hot sandwiches for supper. They satisfy the minds eye of c light bite while at the same time supplying good honest sustaining nolrishment. Put to- Rether with meat or cheese or eggs or maybe tuna fish or chicken, hot sandwiches have zest as well as sub- stance.
 Here, for instance, is one that can Do made either with corn bread or with toast. (Its particularly good IWith corn breadJ And as q climax k1t is topped with Q hot and savory 'altushroom Sa1cel Southern Ham Sandwich ! c pieces corn bread, about 3
 inches square
 6 slices ham, boiled or baked
 Mushroom Sauce
 1 can condensed cream of
 mushroom soup l-2 cup milk
 Stir the 1-2 cup of milk into the condensed cream of mushroom soup. Heat, but do not boil. While the sauce is heating, split the pieces of corn bread and toast them. Then place the ham between the toasted slices of corn bread and pour the bot mushroom sauce over the top.
 Cheese and bacon is an ever popu- tAr combination.
 Open Chilled Cheese and
 Bacon Sandwich
 6 slices bacon
 8 slices cheese (size of bread)
 6 pieces bread or toast
 can condensed tomato soup Gut the long slices of bacon in half and broii on one side. Cover the slices of bread or toast with pieces of cheese cut about l.8 inch thick and on each slice place two pieces of bacon. Broil until the cheese is melted and bacon crisp. Four 2 tablespoons of hot condensed tomato soup over each slice and serve immediately. Serves large 0e 6 small open sandwiches.
 And try this version of our old friend, scrambled eggs:
 Scrambled Egg and MushrOonn
 Sandwiches
 { eggs
 l-2 cup condensed cream of
 mushroom soup
 1-4 teaspoon salt
 Pinch of pepper
 Beat the eggs Then add the cream of mushroom soup, salt and pepper and beat again. Melt the butter in frying pan or saucepan; add egg mixture and cook over q low heat, stirring constantly until thick. Put the cooked eggs and mushrooms between slices of but tered toast Serves 1.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27

Recordando aquellal idea del
brigadier Mitchell, que deman
daba fuese sep2rada la aviaci6n
del ejercito y la marina, dijo
anteayer ell comandante Sewers
ky, famoso photo Y constructor
de aviones: la perdida de Gre
ia no puede achacarse a la
RAF., a la aviaci6n ing1e-
sa. La verdadera raz6n de la de-
rrota es que Ell gobierno ingleS
depoSit6 una excesiva confianza
en- la marina de guerra y no sc
prepare acknowledgements para
combatir la amenaza aerea. En-
lugar de convertir a Cr>ta en-
una Ciu3adela de la fuerza a6-
reas prefiri6 descansar en- la
eScuadra Y "a rama de aviaci6n
de la marina. DemoStr6 la bata-
LA de Creta, con entera claridad
ell triunfo de la pOtencia aerea
en- un choque con la abrumado-
"a potencia aerea en- un choque
con la abrumadora potencia ma
ritima, y este, pOr tanto, en- I'm
fuerte argumento para insistir
en- que Ia Aviaci6n debe regirse
separadamente Y asumir ell con-
trol del cielo como la marina do
nina ell mar y ell ej6rcito la
TERRA.
DuegO de haber estudiado la
organization de la aviaci6n ale
mana, Seversky mantiene que
es Independence pOr complete y
opera bajo un simple alto man.
do. Isl Alemania no tiene una
aviaci6n independence, enton-
ces tampoco tiene una marina
independence o un ejercito in
dependiente. Estados Unidos no
posee ell commando, sobre tOdas
las fuerzas de combate, que Hit
Ter ha creado en- Alemania."
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
Ell VIRUS
DE LA INFLUENZA

Filadelfia, Nov. l7.-Las
primeras fotografias del virus
de la Influenza, tipo A, que
produjo la epidemic del ano
pasado, Y un informe desert
biendo su aislamiento, concen
TRACTION y preparation de una
en- la reunion otohal de Ia So
ciedad Filos6fica de America
Aunque no Sc ha probado aun
en- los seres humanos, la vacu
ma ha resultado altamente e.
fectiva en- proteger a los ratio
mes contra 100000. d6sis del
virus.
Los estudios para determi-
mar ell tamaho del virus fue-
ron dados a conocer por los
doctores Leslie A. Chambers Y
Warner Henle del Departa-
mento de Intermediates de
Ninos y la Fundaci6n Johnson
de la Universidad de Pennsyl-
vania. Las fotografias del vi
rus, ell mas pequeho de los or
ganismos de su clase que ja-
mas ha sido fotografiado, fue
ron obtenidas con ell microsco
pic electr6n. Este aparato a.
granda ell virus en- $4,000 dia-
metros. FL trabajo de los doc
torres Chambers y Henle Sc a.
clama aqui como un desarro-
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
DOMINO Ell GENERAL MO
RINIGO LA TNSURREC-
CIO DEL JEFF DE POLL
Ola

Asunci6n, Paraguay, Nov, q
Las tropas paraguayas, cum
rliendo 6rdenes del presiden-
te de la RepGblica, general Mo
rinigo, dominaron una subleva-
ci6n que encabezaba a jCfe &c
po.icia, Sr. Santiviago. Tres
dias dur6 la crisis,
Pedia el jofe. de policia homo
res militares para el cadayer del
expresidente Schaerer, un par
.tidario del Eje, y el President2
Sc los ncg6
Santiviago Sc atrevi6 q de-
mardar que q efe de estado re-
nunciase y este moviliz5 el ei6r-
otto. FirAlmente el jefe de poll
ia acept6 una tregua y las diff
cultades qVedaron solucionadas
La gaceta., 1941-11-27

chazar la formula basica ofre
cida por Mr., Hull Y comunica-
da va a Toxic. FL momento cri
tico de las relaciones entire ell
militarismo japon6s y la demo
cracia llegara despues de la
vista de Kurusu y Nomura al
Presidente.
Washington, Nov. 27-Geo.
MesSerschmidt, embajador en-
Cuba, fu6 nominado hoy, por
ell presidente Roosevelt. emba
iador en- Mexico. FL Senado de
bera confirmar la designa-
ci6n.
Washington, Nov. 27.-El
comite de arbitraje de tres ha
telegrafiado hoy a nueve COM
pahiaS fabricantes de acero
preguntandole 81 aceptaran
los acuerdos Queel comite to-
me.
Viene rumorandose que tres
de las companies no acepta-
ran 10 que Sc decida por ell co
mite, del cual forma parte j.
l.. Lewis. Representations del
Clio y la Federation America
ma del Trabajo Sc opusieron
hoy a que Ell Congreso apruebe
leyes contra las huelgas.
Washington, Nov, Ella
RepIblica Argentina firm6
hoy un contrato por medic
del cual Sc compromete a VEN
der toda su production de
tungsten, en- los tres venide
ros amos, a Estados Unidos. Els
tie material Sc necesita para la
fabrication de municiones.
Washington, Nov. 27.-La
marinade Guerra tiene un nue.
vo inyento que permite descu-
brir la presecia de aviones,
barcos, etc, a considerable dis
tancia.
Manila, Nov. 27.-La crisis
del Extreme Oriente provoc6
hoy una entrevista ell general
Macarthur, jefe del ej6rcito
en- las Filipinas, y ell presiden
tie Quez6n. Asisti6 a ella ell al
TO comisionado de los Estados
Unidos, Francis B. Sayre.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27

10 muy significativo en- ell es-
tudio de las intermediates VI
rulentas, incluyendo ell virus
de la paralisi. infantil ash mis-
mo Sc espera que los metodos
para su a~islamiento, cOncen 70
TRACTION del virus de la Influen
"a A, y la preparation de la
vacuna, sean a~plicables tam
bien a los ~"g6rmenes" de o.
tras serias intermediates del
homre y de los animales,
Hasta Ia fecha va han sido
identificados dos virus que
producer la Influenza, ell A y
ell B, y cr6ese que otros tipos
mas exiseten. Millones de per
sonas murieron de influenza
en- la epidemic de 1913.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27

Los chinos piden "caretas"
La carta recibida en- este pals da
a entender, sin decirlo, que los
japoneses Sc proponen usar los
gases venenosos y asfixiantes,
como los italianos los usaron
contra los negritos de Abisinia.
Debemos mandarles esas ca
retas y hacerlas, a toda prisa,
para que no falten en- ningdn no
gar americana.
Hoy nos creemOs invencibles
5Que pasara mahana?
No debemos ser p~esimistas
pero Is intelligence prepararnos
contra los gases, como nos esta.
mos preparando va contra los
Submarines Y un possible desem-
.barco de fuerzas enemigas,