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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-20
BY GAYNOR MADDOX

Pungent strong coffee, chopped
nuts, preserved ginger and Gin
namon combine to make an extra
fine coffee jelly.
DE LUKE COFFEE JELLY
(Serves g.
Four cups strong hot coffee. 2
cloves, l (2-inch) stick cinnamon,
"a cup sugar, 2 tablespoons CELIA
TN, l-3 cup cold water, IA cup
chopped nuts. l tablespoon minced
preserved ginger, sour cream
combine coffee and spices and
simmer 10 minutes. Strain. Add
sugar and gelatin which has been
softened in cold water. Stir until
dissolved. Chill until it begins to
CONCEAL. Add nuts and ginger.
Chill until firm. Serve with sour
cream.
For a cold plate luncheon or
dinner, where cold cuts and salads
are used, try this hot peach des-
sert.
FRESH BAKED PEACHES
(Serves o.
Six large free-stone, ripe
peaches. IL cloves, IA cup sugar,
2 tablespoons cornstarch, 1-8 tea
spoon powdered cinnamon or
mace. 2 tablespoons butter or for
titled margarine. "a cup>light corn
syrup, 1 tablespoon wine or vine
gar. Scald, skin the peaches. Cut
in halves and remove pits. Stick
with whole cloves. Arrange in
baking dish, followed cente-s up.
Mix sugar, cornstarch, spice; add
butter or margarine and b ! e n d
well. Sprinkle over peaches. Heat
corr syrup and wine or vinegar
together, gently; then "drizzle''
over peaches. Cover. Bake in
moderate oven $3.50 degrees F.) Is
minutes. Glaze top under broiler
heat. Serve hot.
SUNDAYS MENU
BREAKFAST: Orange juice.
crisp bacon, eggs, coffee cake.
coffee, milk.
DINNER: Pot roast of beef with
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Pungent strong coffee, chopped
nuts, preserved ginger and Gin
namon combine to make an extra
fine coffee jelly.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
NitaIplin +
i'm N1enOpause
BY HERMAN n. BUNDESEN, MD.

Prolonged use Of eStroCcns.
according 10 DR. ChriSty, is I'M
necessary and may actually be
harmful For this reason, he
began treatment with vitamin T.
of a number Of patients who had
symptoms due 10 the change Of
life. The vitamin + was given
over a period Of six months in
the form Of tablets taken by
mouth.
TWENTY-FIVE patients were
Il studied who ranged in age
from % to IS years. No patient
was treated who did not have
severe symptoms of circulatory
upSets. The amount of the prep
aration given varied with the
severity of the symptoms.
II was found that almost all
Of the patients rapidly re-
sponded 10 the treatment and
either had complete relief or
generally marked improvement.
Hot flashes became less frequent
and less severe. Furthermore,
excessive sweating also was less
ened and the patients changed
for the better in their mood and
outlook.
Seven of the patients had
complete relief of their symp-
toms. while Is had marked re-
lief. TWO did not respond 10
any great extent The patients
who did not obtain complete
relief might have showed
greater improvement if the dose
of the vitamin + had been in
creased. No reactions such as
headache. sickness 10 the stom-
ach, vomiting. dizziness or sore
ness of the breasts were noted.
In view of the good results
obtained with the vitamin K in
the treatment of these women,
il would appear that il might
be beneficial in all cases in
which the menopause or change
of life seems to produce severe
symptoms,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Not So Nuts
About Working!

"DO you think he should Just
go around with lengths of rope
stringing them up?"
mo-" said the little woman.
"they should have a fair trial
just like all the other enemies
of our country. But after that
they should be taken out and
publicly hanged"
q.
DACKING up to come to
L Florida was quite a task,
because the little woman has
become convinced you can't buy
anything anywhere, except at
the general store in Mclean.
Va, where we live. So we
brought the darndest load Of
junk you ever saw, including
five jars of shaving cream, the
little woman explaining that If
am TO become a bum / am
not going 10 be an unshaven
one.
She also packed a shoe box
full of food, which didn't turn
out TO be bad idea at that. We
tried 10 get into the diner at
9:l5 a. m. and IL was past noon
when we got breakfast.
am not saying this by way
of complaint because il was
real fun standing outside the
diner waiting for breakfast,
gnawing on a leg of chicken.
TWO old gentlemen, appar-
Il emily farmers, got on the
train somewhere in North Caro-
lima. Obviously some one had
warned them not TO flash
money in front Of strangers
because, when il came time TO
pay their diner checks, they
pulled out their rolls surrepti-
tiously and counted the dough
under the table.
When I mentioned il TO the
little woman. she said:
well, they'll have dough to
count long after we are In the
bread line. My goodness, I'd
certainly like to know where
we are going to find the money
TO pay for everything"
This trip is going to be fun.
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Reproduction In whole or IN part
strictly prohibited
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
By GEORGE DIXON

the war crimes trials, said that
shooting Ia considered very
dignified method of knocking
people Oft. Any one who gets
shot need feel no shame, be-
cause IL has class.
"On the other hand, hanging
IL considered disgraceful. You
scarcely ever hear any house
wife Dragging that her old man
was hanged"
/ AGREED that there seemed
Il a measure of truth 10 this
and inquired whom she wished
TO see hanged.
"YOu know very well who l
mean," she retorted. "Who else
should be hanged except these
labor leaders,"
murmured something about
a couple of her relatives, but
the little woman is not easily
distracted when she gets into
her stride.
These labor leaders," she
said, "are wrecking the country.
Everybody knows that. Soon
there won't be "A thing running
and nobody will be able 10 buy
a single thing. and l don't mean
only nylOns. My goodness, look
at poor Frank-just out of the
army, and with "A wife and child
and everything, and he tells me
he can't even buy white
shirt"
Mote: Poor" Frank is my
nephew, II. Francis Dennis
Joseph O'Sullivan Jr., but ! am
almost positive he has a shirt.
The little woman is inclined 10
eXaggerate on occasionD
| asked the little woman why
II wouldn't be better 10 hang
these miscreants quietly, in
stead Of publicly.
Because" said the little
woman, "it would have salu-
tary effect, and please do not
interrupt by asking me what
'saiutary means. II would be
lesson, that's what II would
be. They'd stop being no fresh"
assured the little woman
this seemed irrefutable, and
asked how she thought PreSi-
dent Truman should go about il.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
By HENRY McLEMORE

But, because Of the Scout teach
ing of tolerance, they finally
accepted NE. and helped ne
earn my tenderfoot badge l
chose 70 win my first badge by
cooking. So, one sunny Day. /
took FHpaiy p rife and shot
meadow lark. built a fire, and
prepared myself a meal
II probably was the worst
meal ever cooked by anyone.
boy or man / picked most OF
the feathers off the lark. which
incidentally. has never been
noted as a table delicacy. stuck
STICK through il, and roasted
II over the fire. ! didn't dress
the lark Save for the few
feathers I had plucked Off. il
was the same bird that had
been whistling and flying a few
minutes before
In my eagerness 20 prepare
a meal, and thus get a badge
for cooking, l didn't keep 1t
long over the fire. About five
minutes I'd say. Then / started
eating. l cannot possibly do
justice 10 the flavor First. there
was the taste Of scorched
feathers. Then there was the
delicate taste OF undcr-done
lark skin. Then. and most
amazing Of all, was tho taste
of the lark itself ! remember
10 TINS day how, when ] sank
my teeth into the lark. il fiut-
tered 1t was still alive and
kicking and, had ! released il.
afn safc 1t would have flown
away
l did not get my badge for
that effort
NOT long after l decided that
~ I would like 20 become
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Peach Tree Switch
Stings the Most

bugler. So I moved lawns,
pulled weeds. delivered papers.
chopped wood, and became
general handy boy, to get
enough money TO buy a bugle.
/ can See IL now II was A
brass. gangrene-colored num-
Der trat t1ad brcT1- -tfsrci IN t:lc
Spanish American War.
There were no bugle teachers
in the little town in which !
lived 20 had TO master the
calls by myself My mother told
me only the other day that the
first gray hair in her head was
the result OF my trying 10 learn
10 play reveille. My practice
hours were before breakfast and
after dinner Both of my sisters
were late in marrying tindeed,
we feared spinsterhood for
them because even their nat
ural charms were not sufficient
10 cause their Suitors 10 SIT
through an evening listening 10
me become a Virtuoso on the
buGle.
l did not get my badge as
bugler.
But I did finally win il for
swimming. My father was a
Baptist minister so. when nc
was busy we boys would fill the
baptisimal pool and practice
swimming We would have got
ten by with il if my eldest
brother hadn't wanted 10 learn
diving, and put up a diving
board.
Papa whipped Us for six
months after that. With peach
tree switches. And let me tell
YOU there is no switch that
Stngs as much as a switch
taken off a Georgia peach tree.
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

MIAMI BEACH. Jan. %
1Vl Inasmuch as no one will be
working soon, the way II looks
now, l decided il might not be a
bad idea TO be a little fore
handed in the matter. Gaining
!. the little woman's undivided at
Mention by threatening TO smash
Something if she didn't listen
said:
"If / cannot do any work on
account of 1 am too delicate to
go charging across picket lines,
wouldn't II be nicer TO be forced
out of employment In Florida
where people aren't 80 nuts
about working anyhow"
The little woman got that
"here-it-comes-again" CLINT in
her eyes. but / hurried on be-
fore she could interrupt:
I've would be among congo
NAL people; people who loaf
from choice and not because OF
the Vaccinations Of labor lead
ers. Wouldn't that be ldyllic.
wouldn't it?"
The little woman said she
didn't think / needed any help
from labor leaders in being a
bum.
This Is just an excuse you
are giving" she shifted. There
will never be a general break
down. President Truman will
not permit it,"
(I might add that the little
woman is quite a fan Of Presi-
dent Truman and often says
nice things about him, which
practically makes him unique,
as far as she is concerned)
THE President" she con-
tinued, "will do something.
wouldn't be surprised II he is
thinking up something right
now"
"Such as WHAT"
well. I have some ideas I
would like TO give him. I think
he should order public hang
ings?"
Public hangings?"
eyes, sir" snapped the little
woman. bloodthirStily. shoot
ing Is too good for them. Be-
sides, Justice Robert Jackson,
before he went over to handle
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

more. DR.. Rex B. Hersey of
Pennsylvania University has
found that happiness goes in
cycles, regardless of circum-
stances. For several weeks
every one is above average in
happiness. then he drops down
into trough" for from three,
TO five days. The fine thing is
that as sure as the sunrise, he
will soon come out of this.
Copyright. i946, John 2. Ollie CO.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
LET'S EXPLORE
YOUR MIND
BY ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM, D. Sc
Answer TO Question No. l

Answer 10 Question No. l
Yes, their very darndest.
Let an attractive young woman
come to town as a stenogra-
pher, bookkeeper or sales
woman and they naturally ex-
pect her to have boy friends
and love affairs. But let
teacher of equal attractiveness
come TO town, and all the old
hens" even the men, look
askance. and set their tongues
wagging. if she does the same
things. 1t is all wrong. because
they actually prevent hosts OF
our finest young women from
marrying, and rearing children
like themselves.
Answer to Question No. 2
2-Say something that makes
the other person feel impor-
tant. Even asking a person
what time il is by his watch
gives little thrill TO his bump of
Importance. Once you have
started this bump to working it
is easy 10 90 on from there.
You can even pretend that your
watch is wrong, and make a
gesture of setting il by his.
From then on, all you need TO
do is sit and listen.
Answer to Question No. 8
3-Mostly true, because, after
all. whether you have a good
or A poor time al the picnic or
card party, or at your work.
depends entirely on the way
YOU look at things. Further
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
YOUR
HEALTH

THE use of a variety Of glandu-
Il lar substances known as cS-
troeens for the treatment OF the
change of life has been helpful
10 many women. However, ac-
cording 10 Or Christ J. ChriSty
Of Boston. there are certain pa
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

tients in whom estrogens cannot
be employed. particularly those
suffering from cancer. Then
too, in patients where there is a
history of cancer in the family.
some physicians prefer not TO
use eStrogeniC substances.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
LIFE WITH SALT
On THE SIDE

IoUe the stars like friendsi
So many nights gGIed at them,
When you Were far from me,
Til I Rrew blind with tears.
Thoss far.of lights, could wateh
you,
Whom longsd in vain TO see.
Adelaide Anne Proctor.
NOTE the question discussed
~ as 10 whether Marie VII
son is really a dumb blonde"
or Just acts that way on. stage
and screen. Marie is one Of
the smartest girls in Hollywood.
Anyway, there is no such thing
as a dumb blonde
What became Of Harry
Richman? asks a Chicagoan.
Last / heard of Harry he was
appearing at a night club IN
Miami and still singing Laugh,
Clown, Laugh" "
OBJECTION
MOTE jockey Eddie Arcaro
y referred 10 as "the little
Italian" That's no way TO
refer to Eddie. He was born
and bred in old Kentucky.
There is Just no sense in speak
ing Of him as "a little Italian
No more than there would be
in referring TO Joe DiMagglo
as a big Italian"
Just received IS a copy OF
Oscar Haimos Cocktail and
Wine Digest" which is said 10
include "all you need TO know
10 be barman." A barman is
a bartender who gives you your
change on A silver plate
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

meet a nice bachelor whom 1
could kiss good night while
standing on my tiptoes."
PASSING BY
I AM ASKED If my dog does
"A any tricks. Springer SPAN
iels refuse to do tricks. They
have too much dignity. They
are eager only to learn things
which might increase their
value as assistants 10 hunters.
Mrs. Mary Ellen McGrath.
Pittsburgh, Pa, was probably
the youngest mother 10 have a
son in the u. S. armed forces
in World War III. Mrs. Nc
Grath was 33 years old when
her son enlisted in the army
air forces.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
BY WALTER WINCHELI

movie director. who has opened
Hollywood's newest exclusive
rendezvous. Membership fee
is $120 and you may bring
friends once. They must 'join"
to dine there again.
Miriam Jordan. ex-movie
star, back via Clipper after six
years overseas with the Red
Cross.
In the 1-2-3, Chas. Jackson
Che auth'd Lost Week-End') }
slipping orange juice.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
One Word Led To Another
BUGS BAER--

An European Oasis

An European Oasls
TWENTY-FIVE years ago wrote that peace on earth
feasible If the earth happens to be shaped Like Swier-
land
That little perpendicular republic possesses
neutrality that basks in the shodoD Of its Uerti-
cal silhouette. Like the fat girl dance, It
to whots happening around it.
There is thing and one thing only that makes
Swzer angry The yodeefs furious if the echoes change
the subject.
1t is the only free and equal nation president
roee the president The president always has
body to fall on.
THE remarkable thing about the worlds cautious
suburb its nvunerablity to neighborng capers. No
body need worry land where you mileage out of
ladders than you do out of gasoline.
In a Uorld Uhere peace milk and cdult-
foWers the it is pleasant to ponder upon StDiz-
erland and its seIfunding serenity No pursu-
eth whenlyou haul your freight the Goat Short
Line.
There was time when the uphill commonwealth had all
the peace bazaars Berne Lausanne and Geneva But
recently there occurred modern type of atomic revenge that
bypasses the Alpine passes New York Philadelphia and
Chicago put bid for the next worldwide conference So
when Switzerland gets rid of its peace rodeos will be
peaceful than ever.
WAS once rescued in an Alpine avalanche by Bernard
/ with keg of brandy We sent him back for the soda
Room Switzerland hampered by much
The percentage of population is citizen to
hill In of inUosion they tighten up their sky
line, consolidate the aUalonches and the hotel
rates.
Switzerland be congratulated on a neutrality that
is almost chronic. BY combining smooth talk with rough
roads the little nation kept aoof from invasion for almost
two centuries The last guy there was Napoleon chasing
Suvaro The terrain corrugated that Napoleon
sore feet on hossback.
my impression that Mussolini Schcslegruber
holding Switzerland in of tie But reading
the society notice neither turnp recent
arrivals.
coryrrht BY xlns
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Your
SUCCESS IN MARRIAGE
Tests

Are you q good risk al q marriage
partner
Can yog hs happy With ths partner
OF your choicel
What are the signS that foretell the
success OF any marriage
This booklet will be sent At cost, 10c
and a stamped ( Sc Self-addresssd en-
velope Address DR.. WigRam, care OF
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81, Mich.
Copyright, le46, John =. Ollie co,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
BRIEFLY

HARRY Won TILZER was the
IL most prolific of all modern
writer's of popular songs. Harry
wrote over 5000 songs. of which
about 1000 were pub liz s h d.
Think Harrys best was Il Want
a Girl, Just Like the Girl That
Married Dear Old Dad"
Betty Hutton is going to por-
tray Pearl White in biographi-
cal film of the celebrated serial
star of yesteryear. Pearl passed
on several years ago. However,
Crane Wilbur and Paul PanZer,
who were featured with Miss
White in THE Perils of Paul
inc" are living in Hollywood.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
SALLIES IN OUR ALLEY:

DLUE BARRON insists he
ID overheard two Broadway
misfits quarreling in front of
Reuben's Barked the first:
you got nerve, I'll say! A
year ago you almost stole my
wife. Six months ago you threw
a knife at me. Three months
ago you beat me up and last
week you tried to kill me!"
Don't get so excited" Gained
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
MEMOS OF A MIDNIGHTER,
MARGARET WHITING. the

"AIN1AisbA "AAA AANo, 1Ac
WI darling of the platters, has
signed to double for the Con-
tinental Can program and the
Philip Morris show. Her re-
cording of 1T Might as Well Be
Spring" put her in the Hooper
heaven.
David Walker, author of
Death at My Heels" is here
from London to do a series on
Americana.
The Argentine delegates will
be challenged before the UNO.
They will argue the "intruders"
represent Peron and not the
people.
Copyright by Daily Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Jimmy Stewart
at StOrk Club

the other. Let bygones be by
gones!" Bugs Baer's re-
minder: IF you want TO be a
good newspaperman you've got
to be harpoon--or a whale"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
LACGHS--THAT'S
WHAT WE NEED

THE Boy Scouts Of America
l. Will mark their Both ami
versary early in February, and
have graciously asked me for
statement concerning the Scouts
ari7i thtlr work. / am more than
glad 10 DO so l know Of no
organization which has A higher
purpose. nor do l know Of an
organization which comes closer
10 fulfilling its mission The Boy
Scouts mission is Tho buiiding
of the boys Of today into the
men Of tomorrow.
tie day / vas - years old. I
enrolled in the Boy Scouts. Cen
Macarthur never was proudcr
of his hye stars and his braid
than | was Of my Scout suit
win neckerchief, campaign hat
and shorts. ! paradcd the streets.
taking particular care 10 pass
my Sweetheart's house 50 she
could sec me in all my glory l
probably was the first and only
Scout 10 use hIs suit as pajaTaS.
| liked II so much | just would
not take II of. II Mamma had
only agreed 20 sew II on me. !
would have worn u. day IN and
day out, like Eskimos DO their
clothes.
I HAVE ten thousand men,
Il orieS OF scouting.
One memory concerns the dis
gust with which my two older
brothers, both Scouts. greeted
my acceptance in the organiza-
ton. They wanted 10 resign
said they didn't want 10 be
members Of anything whic h
took in babies You know. If
you had older brothers. the ter
rife scorn that il has for D.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
BY E. v. DURLING
ASKING

ASKING
QUERIES from clients O.
VI You wonder why nobody
has called a raCehorse Brook
Ign Bridge. The name has too
many letters There hasn't been
a raCehorse in, the past 25 years
which has had more than II
letters IN its name.
A-Says you. How about that
noble, honest stretch-running
thoroughbred OF the i930S
whose name Was Hey Diddle
Diddle:
@ DO YOU recall comedian
named Lew Kelly?
A-Certainly. Lew was a
star of burlesgue for many
years. Very clever fellow.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
FACES ABOUT TOWN

JINNY STEWART of the
- films being introduced 10 tho
men who erased Hiroshima and
NagaSaki. in the Stork Cub
section.
Jimmy Doolittle AZ Shor's in
his mufti, plus discharge but
ton in lapel.
Gen. Vandergrift of the ma
rines having his boots shined
on 50th St.
Gertrude Hoffman. the star.
another way of spelling Big
Time"
Eduardo Sutherland, the
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
SAYS SHEs

~ NJ JUST feet tall"
"A writes a young woman of
Schenectady, y. Y. However,
If | may temporarily cast aside
that foolish vanity called mod
esty, / would like to say am
well-propOrtioned and generally
easy 10 look at. Many men
seem attracted by me. But
they are nearly all shorter than
!. The few tall men on my
horizon who would like To be
friends are married. And 1
know you'll admit that's not
good, Mr.. During. At least not
the way l was brought up.
There just don't seem to he
any tall single men here in
Schenectady or in Albany
either. oh, how wish I could
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
BROADWAY
RHYTHM
BROADWAY LAMENT

This is a song for all Il, iuekIess
weak,
Who walk down scented high
Ways Of the night.
And few can knoU the hidden
dream, We seek,
path from left TO right;
Singers of songs-our Iutes are
frdyed and froii,
Drinkers of pine-our threats
are eVer dry,
All OF our UoWs are eossarer
and pale,
All of our roses liUe day
and die.
Born out Of time, We make our
Woy alone
Stopping at inns Where Sor-
roU is the host.
Those who have felt our lips
against their oWn
Hear in their hearts the whis-
per Of a ghost;
We are the Weak for Whom the
game is lost
And those Who cross our path
must pay the cost
Don VAIN.
I ONGCHAMPS Henry Lustig
"A Gin that tax mess) offered
to pay the govt any fine it
wanted-rather than 90 10 trial.
The nix came from Washington
because they haven't had so
good an example 10 scare
people with in years.
The prime movers behind
the scenes in the release of
Luciano via parole) are IN a
sweat. Because a probe is de-
manded by LucianO'S enemies.
A naval official is involved. as
is a gray haired private detec-
tive who likes TO rhumba.
Sylvia Sidney who Just filed
her RenotiCe) prefers +. De-
Cordova, who proposed 10 Mrs
Louis Calhern the last time he
was in the Stork. Freds pro-
posed 70 3S beauties. but is still
Single-O. Why's that?
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

TWENTY-FIVE years ago wrote that peace on cart
feasible. II the earth happens 10 be shaped Ike Swift
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-09
3(HINESE GOVT.
 C0LUMNs SMASH
 TOWARD kAlGAN

PEIPING, Oct. 9-Spui rcd Dy Communist rejection of To-day truce, three columns of Govern ment troops smashed cn toward Kalgan today. One captured Chang peh, 27 miles north of that Com munist military base; another ap- preached Hsuanghwa, only 13 miles away, and a third recaptured Hwai- lai to eliminate Red nuisance on its supply line.
 c To the south, however, the Com munists blocked Government rein iorcements trying to reach belea- guered Paotang, capital of Hopeh Province. But there was question wh ether they had sufficient strength to smash through the de- lenses which have held them out side that valled city for 70 days.