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into the other two-squares day.
Well, why not variety for breakfast?
You can have this variety in fruit.
Yes, I know you like juice pretty
well, but you'll get out of the morn
ing doldrums quickly enough if you
punctuate the breakfast with favor
tie fruits-in-season, other fruit juices
and some of those canned fruits you
put up during the summer months.
Toast? If you insist on toast, try
using whole wheat, rye, raisin,
cracked wheat, etc. Naturally, the
bread should be enriched so you'll
get the most out of toast. And then
there are all sorts of hot breads
that will send the family cheering
off to work-blueberry mullins, pc
can rolls, mullins, and fapjacks!
Eggs in all manner of ways are
good standby. Poached, fried, cod
died, baked, scrambled, a la golden
rod, or combined with ham, sizzlin
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Lynn Says:
Tips for Breakfast

4lpo Aol olCdhldSI ultS.
You're going to be a little short
on sugar so do the most with
what you have. A little salt in
cooked fruit or sprinkled on such
things as melons brings out true
fruit flavor, requires less sugar.
Lemon or lime Juice with mel
on enhances the natural sweet
ness. Try it.
Orange juice, chilled before the
fruit is squeezed, is an excellent
pep-youup. Let the sugar stand
on grapefruit a while (while the
coffee percolates) and the sugar
will melt and 60 further. Try
eating fruit or juice first, but saw
ing half to finish off your break
fast-it will leave a fresh taste
in your mouth.
Fruit stewed should have sugar
added after it is stewed, with
pinch of salt. You won't need
as much sweetening, this way.
Cook dried fruits with slice
of lemon or orange. These citrus
fruits have an affinity with dried
apricots, peaches, prunes and ap-
piles.
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Motorist' S Prayer

The following prayer, written by
DR.. Frederic S. Fleming, rector
of Trinity church, New York,
should prove valuable for all
motorists:
"Grant me a steady hand and
watchful eye, that no man shall be
hurt when pass by. Thou gavest
life, and I pray no act of mine
may take away or mar that gift
of Thine. Shelter those, dear
Lord, who bear me company from
the evils of fire and all calamity.
Teach me to use my car for 9TH
ers' need, nor miss through love of
speed the beauties of Thy world;
that thus I may with joy and cour-
tesy 60 on my way"
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QM!1MNhoM - =
limb 80 80 Us Us

Put small piece of hard soap
in the sewing basket to rub over
yarn or thread so it can be put
through the eye of a needle with
less difficulty.
Wash beans before soaking.
Then they can be cooked or baked
in the water in which they were
soaked, with a small onion added.
All wild meat should be soaked
clean of blood. An onion roasted
with the meat improves the flavor.
i. < Is
Knitted garments should be laid
flat to dry, shaped to the outline
drawn before the garment was
washed.
To prevent pitting and disco1-
GRAFTON, food should not be left in
aluminium ware any longer than is
necessary.
Three sprigs of parsley, one bay
leaf, six whole cloves and bit of
thyme tied loosely together in
cheesecloth make an aromatic
spice bag for cooking with soups;
and steWs.
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An Old Favorite, the
Lace Blouse. Is Back

1t is anticipating it's advent long
time ahead, but there is promise of
the return of the lace blouse to be
worn with jewel colored velvet suits
and, for that matter, with satin in
deep dark colors or black.
The sheerest of sheer black lace
blouses has been in evidence for
some time past, and it will continue
it's triumphs. However, the big news
is the lace blouse made delightfully."-
feminine with frilly accents, styled
either of delicate Alencon or of very
sheer Chantilly.
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sages and let brown. Serve with
poached eggs on top of toasted Eng
lish mullins. Red currant jelly or
golden peach Jam makes a delecta-
BILE dish.
If you've never tried old-fashioned
scrapple, you have real treat a.
comm to you:
Pork Sausage Scrapple.
(Serves to 81
2 cups cornmeal
4 cups boiling, sailed water
I pound sausage, in bulk
Cook cornmeal in rapidly boiling
sailed water, and add sausage to
mixture. Blend thoroughly. Rinse
a loaf pan with cold water and pack
in hot scrapple. Let stand in ice
box overnight, covered with waxed
paper. Dip in beaten egg and fry
until golden brown. Serve with
spiced applesauce, cranberry sauce
or maple syrup.
A variation of the ham N eggs
theme is this:
FrivOlettes With Ham.
(Serves g.
6 hard-cooked eggs, remove yOIks
4 tablespoons grated cheese
l teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
Salt and pepper
Melted butter
Mash yolks and mix with cheese,
butter, seasonings. Refill whites.
Press together. Pour a rich cream
sauce over them and sprinkle but
tered crumbs over them. Brown
few minutes in a hot oven. Serve
on Drowned circles of ham.
What are your food Problems? Cake
making? Bread making? Pickles, jams,
jelHes? Children's lunches? Miss Lynn
Chambers UiH be glad to glue you expert
aduice on your particular problem, if you
,Orite her explaining iohat you want to
kno,o, at Western Newspaper Union, 2lO
South Desplaines Street, Chicago, III.
Please enclose stamped, addressed en-.
uelope for your reply.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
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This Sundays Breakfast
Sliced Peaches in Orange Juice
*Feather-Fluff Griddle Cakes
Poached Eggs
Maple Syrup
Beverage
*Recipe Given

sausage or crisp brown bacon
there you have. a weeks ideas.
The Cereals.
At least one serving of cereals is
the nutrition requirement for the
day. This is most easily served at
breakfast, with cream and sugar and
perhaps a few slices of fresh fruit
or berries. Ready-prepared cereals
are delightful, especially in the
warmer weather - they're crisp,
light, and nutritious. Recently some
of the prepared cereals have been
scientifically restored so they have
all the whole-grain richness and nu-
tritive value in them.
Light as down f1apjacks are a well
come sight at breakfast! Try these:
*Feather Fluff Griddle Cakes.
(Makes about Is cakes)
2 eggs, well beaten
2 cups rich sour milk or buttermilk
~ cups white -four
u cup prepared pancake -four
1 teaspoon salt
l teaspoon baking powder
Have all ingredients at room tenn
perature. Sift dry ingredients thor
oughly. Add milk to eggs. Gradu-
ally stir in dry ingredients. Stir
just enough to make smooth bat
ter. Cook on INCREASED griddle. Try
ont ona cake and if halter ic too
thick, add a little more milk.
Fried eggs are good TO serve with
these griddle cakes. Fry them thus:
Slip eggs into scant IS inch layer
of moderately hot fat. Cook at mod
crate heat, dipping fat over eggs to
cook to desired doneness. Turn, if
desired. Serve at once on warmed
platter.
Sunday Breakfast.
Place sausage links in a frying
pan, add a small amount of water.
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CET yourself into this brisk
~ young two-piece outfit, cut
like a suit with a cardigan jacket
top, an eight gored, pencil-slim
skirt and a neat dickey collar, if
you want to know true comfort for
summer! Pattern No. 1615-B can
be followed by the least expert
enced dressmaker. You'll find it
a joy to make in seersucker, crisp
Bingham or slick chambray. 1t is
stunning, too, for town in dark
linen, set off with a spick and span
dickey of white pique.
Tailored, neat and becoming
this two-piece outfit is sweeping
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BANGLES

Braiding, passementerie, bangles
of all kinds, sequin embroideries,
beadwork, novelty buttons, plastic
gadgets, much jet and crystal and
a wide use of embroidery and ap-
plique give to fall fashions inter-
esting variety.
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serving the same
foodsmorning aft
err morning. This
is rather strange,
considering how
much time and
effort is spent on
getting variety
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PN7zEzWS&
sEN/lW6 G1RGzE~<

the country as one of this seasons
most popular fashions for miss
and matron. Try it in your ward
robe, too, in the wash materials
YOU like best.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1615.B is de-
signed for sizes IL, IA, 16, 10, 20 and 40.
Corresponding bust measurements 80. 80.
a. So, 38 and 40. Size IA 1927 with short
sleeves requires 4l4 yards 35-inch materi-
all IS yard contrast for dickey.
Send your order to-
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alarm CLOCK, IL >
a signal to be up
and about seeing
to the days work.
B u t f r S t! A
hearty breakfast
is in order so that
the system can
get started on its
days routine in
the proper form.
No matter wheth-
err it's for the
head of the fam
lily going off to
the defense plant,
5o,1ohter IN her
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Do not prick the
skins. Cover and
let steam 5 min
utes, then drain.
Cook over slow
heat, add 3 table,
spoons of peach
juice to 8 sau-
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Black satin suits are big news for
fall. Carefully sleek for autumn
wear is this stunning suit done in
fashions newest fabric favorite-
satin! The little jacket of this New
York creation features the new
shorter length. 1t flares slightly, as
does also the discreetly gored skirt.
The highly decorative plastic but
tons are in aqua coloring. Togeth-
er with an aqua colored corsage,
they add the prettily feminine touch.
The stores are showing satin suits
of this type in dark, rich jewel col
ors, too, but black is the favorite.
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Breakfast Time

Whether you wake to the Growing
of the rooster or the jingle OF an
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Place sausage links in a frying
pan, add small amount of water.
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avenue
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Lombard>Lubitsch Touches
Produce a Merry Farce
TO Be or Not to Be- at the Palace
Is Superb Valedictory Vehicle
For Star Who Died in Crash
By JAY CARMODY.

You would think there nothing funny about Nazm At this
history that the difference between
Lombard Jack those coaborated
Palace They thought there
and they comedy
picture Lombards
Evening star., 1942-03-20

celluloid at time like this.
The fact that you will not recog-
nize much Of the original is of no
great concern, of course. It does
not really matter that Mother YOU
know-what has become, in the
whitewashing, Mother Gin-Slins
and that her establishment has be-
come swank gambling casino.
What really matters is that the
script is dull In the first place, that
Director Josef Won Sternberg has
managed to make 1t even duller by
q deadly slowness of pace, and that
. large number of the performers
act like brand-new drama school
graduates who didn't really earn
their diplomas.
You might as well know right now
that "The Shanghai Gesture" is
concerned mainly with probably
neurotic young rich girl, who comes
to Mother Gin-Sling's elaborate
dive on a lark, who becomes enam-
ored Of a fellow in a fez and who
comes to no good end because the
fates have their minds on noir when
she plays rouge on the roulette
wheel. This is a role which turns
out to be miles beyond the range of
the talent of Miss Gene Tierney,
though this should not worry her,
for it probably would also be miles
beyond the combined talents Of Sa-
rah Bernhardt. Garbo. Ann Sheri-
dan and Shirley Temple And it
certainly is not Miss Tierney's fault
that the picture is punctuated by a
number Of those hazy, "arty" still
Of her face, in the man
ner which almost ruined Marlene
Dietrich.
The actors in the photoplay,
Walter Huston and Albert Basser-
man, welcome and hopeful as their
every brief appearance may be, are
Evening star., 1942-03-20

had peddled all their fancy ice-mak-
ing apparatus to Republic What
happened? Sun Valley Serenade"
Unexpectedly cleaned up so heavily
that stockholders demanded more
Henie pictures. Now Sonia is back,
the ice machinery is gone and no
longer can it be purchased! En-
gineers are beating their brains out
trying to solve the problem in time
for Sonjas new film, Iceland" For,
what would Iceland" be without
some ice cubes?
\ 4 4 4
Many years ago M. G. M. bought
the Mary Roberts Rinehart "TiSh"
series for Marie Dressler. They've
been high up on the shelf ever since
the beloved condolences death. The
other day a Mr. Big rummaged his
way into the stories, quite by ac-
cident. He thought about Marjorie
Nam aS ''Tish" prospect. And that
Is what you'll see in the near future
Miss Main in series OF "Tish"
stories Warmers are moving
heaven and earth to get Vivien
(Scarlett) Leigh out Of London to
star in Edna Ferber's Saratoga
Trunk" a part originally slated for
Ann Sheridan. characteristics of the
heroine are very similar to Scarlet
O'Hara's Clifford Odets says
that in this country playwright is
q genius in May. an idiot in Decem-
Der, the white hope Of the drama
at 26 and a bum at IS. Sounds like
autobiography Chester Conklin,
the old time grimacing slapstick
comedian, gets good comeback role
in Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch"
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

National-"Without Love- but
Katharine Hepburn: $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"The Shanghai Gesture,
sinking Miss Tierney in China: IL
am, 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 10. stage
shows: /, 3:45. $50 and 9:2O pm.
Columbia-"Woman of the Year"
the Hepburn-Tracy comedy success
11:45 am, 2:10, ABS, 7:05 and S:3o
pm.
dangerously They Live"
John Garfield VS.. the NaZs: IL am
l:5O. $40, 7:35 and 10 pm. Stage
shows: /, 3:55, GAS and 9:15 pm.
Keith's-'Fantasia Mr.. Disney's
greatest achievement: 11:55 am,
l:55, 3:55, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Mayerling," proving that
true love never dies: II am, l2:4o,
2:3O, AIS, 6:O5, 7:55 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan Louisiana Pur-
chase" film version of the stage
play, lavish and in color: lilo
am, lis. 800. 5:25, 7:30 and $40
pm.
Palace-"To Be or Not to Be, y
Carole Lombard's last gay fling
10:45 am, 1855, 3:05, Sis, 7:25 and
o:40 pm.
Pix-"Lady for Night" with Joan
Blondell as she: LAO, 3:45, $50, 7:50
and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-NeWs and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1942-03-20

Hunts health resort for weight-re-
ducing messages. One of Holly
woods potentially great actresses.
Maureen will be stopped only by this
tendency to gain weight.
jeffrey Lynn, the ever-so-dignified
Warner actor, has been in the Army
two weeks. In writing friends at
the studio he now signs his letters
JEFF" In peaceful days, If anyone
shortened that first name in ad-
dressing him. Mr.. Lynn would have
frozen the interloper with glance,
No actress can make herself look
more like a very young girl than
Ginger Rogers. She made up as q
14-year-old for opening scenes in
kitty Foyle" (Which gave her the
Academy Award and now In THE
Major and the Minor" she'll be q
little girl again-this time age II.
And few actresses on the street
look less like their screen images
than this same Ginger. The story
goes that Ginger and her mother
were entering the Chinese Theater
months ago to see kitty Foyle."
Ginger stopped to gaze at q one
sheet lithograph of herself in q
lobby frame and then-so an caves
dropper reports-sighed and said,
"Oh, mother, If only looked like
that!"
George Raft wants to take q
e-months layon to supervise special
boxing and other athletic Shows for
soldiers. He has already staged
four boxing exhibitions for boys OF
the Los Angeles area. What most
folks don't know is that George is
paying for the buses to transport
the soldiers to and from camp and
putting up fight purses out Of his
own pocket.
Despite what the Warner Brothers
think of him they've suspended
George five times in year, there
isn't a bigger-hearted, more we'll
meaning fellow in all Hollywood.
He met us on the set of Broadway"
with, Make a note of this: the
worm has turned. George Raft an
nounces today that he is suspend
ing Warner Brothers" On the
basis of returns to date. it is pre-
dicted that Sergeant York" will
eventually gross $10,000,000. That
would make it the third greatest
money-maker Of all time-exceeded
only by Gone With The Wind" and
"The Birth OF A Nation" Small
wonder the Warmers believe Sc
uuel should be in order.
When Sonia Henie made Sun
Valley Serenade" for Goth Century
Fox, it was to have been her last
and studio officials were tickled
pink. Sonia is not easy to get along
with on financial matters and the
Zanuck forces were fed up. Even
before the film was released, they
Evening star., 1942-03-20
.Vanities' Are
.Ball>Bearing
Spectacle
By ]. w. STEPP.

Vanities on roller skates prove to
be much the same as vanities on ice
skates, the stage or any other re-
lated medium of entertainment.
They are extravaganzas, in the most
abandoned sense of the word. They
are riots of colorful costumery.
draped from the sturdy frames Of
bevies of handsome young ladies and
men; they have their acrobats, their
comedians who caper ludicrously on
the rink and tell used Jokes when
otherwise not occupied.
Variety, then, of the popular
sort is the prevailing note in the
Skating Vanities of 1912" which will
Inger at Uline's Arena through Sum-
day.
The whirling, whirring display in
Uline's is vast, regarding both va
riety and duration. Nineteen sepa-
rate acts comprise the show, and
they embrace everything from pa
triotism to the Cinderella fable.
Furthermore, plenty of roller skat-
ing talent passes in review in the
course of the 19-odd, not only as
evidenced by the principals of the
cast but by the girls near the end
of the line, backing gracefully off,
stage with one leg extended hori-
Zontally
In the several solo departments,
however, there were a few out
standing performances such as that
sinuous routine of Lucille Page in
the tango number, the kind of thing
most people wouldn't care to try
with crepe soles under them, much
less roller skates. For the placid
assignments calling for extensive
coasting and fetching smile, Gloria
Nord lent her charm unsparingly.
1t was she who, with Ted Sokol,
helped make the Cinderella act the
most attractive of the evening. al
though a large portion of credit
goes to the costume department and
to the redoubtable Gae Foster who
planned this and all the ensembles
of the "Vanities."
Feats of roller skate derring do
were handled capably by Mr.. Sokol
who neatly scared over tables and
masses of crouched men; Bobby
May, who did lot of juggling while
in motion, and Lew Testa, specialist
in free style" skating. Disassoci-
ated from ball-bearings and spin
ming figures was the comedy of
Buster West and Ernest Goodheart,
thoroughly slapstick; the amazing
ability of Monroe and Grant to
bounce on taut canvas, and Robin,
the well-propped Banana Man"
Songs are provided by Ben Klas-
sen. and the rest of the incidental
music by Jay Freeman's orchestra