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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-12-30

6tcTeu IS prepared WIN 1ull
pantry.
Our holiday parade of recipes
features foods ideal for buffet sup
pers, for those quick but delightful
snacks after church, and last, but
by no means least, tempting tricks
to feature for open house.
YOUR SIMPLEST SNACKS or a
L small table set for entertain
ing holiday callers may consist of
cookies and sweets to be served
with wonderful spiced cider, per-
feet for cheer-tilled guests.
Holiday Cider
tServes 8-10)
n cup brown sugar, firmly
packed
Is teaspoon salt
teaspoon whole cloves
teaspoon whole allspice
3 sticks cinnamon
Grating of nutmeg
Grating Of orange peel
2 quarts sweet cider
Combine sugar, salt and spices.
Add grated orange peel and cider
and bring slowly to the boiling
point Strain into a warmed pitcher
and cool to drinking temperature
with additional sweet cider. Serve
In mugs or glasses.
Date Roll
pound pitted dates
" Gun coarselv chopped pe-
cans or walnuts
2 TABLESPOONS finely chopped
cand'ed ginger
Powdered sugar
Grind dates through finest blade
on food chopper. Mix together with
nuts and ginger. Knead mixture
on bread board which has been
busted with SUGAR. When thorough
ly blended. shape into flat cylind-
rical roll and wrap in waved pa
per. Refricerate until needed. then
slice into thin rounds for serving.
.snow Balls
(N"tes 2 dnzen)
n Gun butter
GUNS sifted ectioners'
Surar
- CIV I'Dt CTtd"
u teasro0n vanilla
Gun shredded coconut
Melt butter; add sugar alternate
lv with cream and vanilla. stirring
well after each addition Beat
smooth. Sprinkle pastry board
thoroughly smooth and glossy.
about 10 minutes. Form balls. Roll
in coconut.
*Orange-Nut Cookies
makes 2 doZen)
" Gun butter or substitute
II cup suDar
egg yoIk
" teaspoon vanilla
teasnoon lemon Juice
tablespoon grated orange
cup sifted flour
" teaspoon salt
Crowned nuts
Candied cherries
Cream butter, add sugar and
b. ut until fluffy. Add egg yolk, va
ni.la. lemon juice and orange rind
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-12-30

and mix well.
Add flour a n d
S alt and work
together to form
a S o # dough.
c h il l. S h a p e
dough into small
balls and dip in
slightly b e a t e n
egg white. Roll
in chopped nuts
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-12-30

and place on a creased cookie
sheet two inches apart. Press
piece of candied cherry on top of
each one. Bake in a moderate (350O
oven for Is to Is minutes until
golden brown.
IF YOU'RE HAVING open house
New Years eve or on the day
itself, use a nodded chicken salad
as the main dish.
"Jellied Chicken Salad
(Serves 8-1O
2 tablespoons unflavored gela-
tin
" cup cold water
2 cups hot broth or water
2 teaspoons salt
2 teaspoons sugar
" cup lemon juice
" cup finely chopped celery
" cup diced pimiento
u cup diced green olives
3 cups cooked or canned
diced turkey or chicken
cup mavonnaise, If desired
~, PERFEcT &C
- COMP AMI
,.Ssau6I7 MENT to a mold
E'ees9-.. ed salad or for
@< w. sandwiches made
e - SSS for entertaining is
this fruit filled,
frosted loaf:
Sugar Plum Loaf
makes 2 loaves)
cup milk. scalded
n cup shortening
a cup sugar
~ teaspoons salt
2 cakes compressed yeast or
2 packages dry yeast
2 eggs, well beaten
cups sifted aII-rurpose
flour
q cup seedless raisins
Il cup candied cherries
teaspoon candied orange
n cup sliced citron
IL Guns chopped walnuts
tablespoon cardamon seed
Combine milk, shortening, sugar
and salt. Cool to lukewarm. Soften
yeast in this mixture
(Allow to 10 minutes for dry
granular yeast). Add eggs and
mix thoroughly. Add remaining in
; gradients in order given and mix
to a soft dough. Knead on lightly
Toured surface until smooth and
elastic Place in a creased bowl
and cover with damp cloth Let
rise in warm place until double
(about two hours). Punch down.
Let rest IS minutes. Divide dough
into two equal parts. Shape each
into round loaf. Place on
creased cookie sheet and let rise
until double. Bake in a moderate
(350') oven for one hour. Brush
with hot corn syrup. Sprinkle with
granulated sugar or brush with
confectioners' sugar icing
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-12-30
Holiday Parties

THE CRACKLE of the yule logs,
1 the fragrance of evergreens,
the cheer of holly berries and the
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-12-30
LYNN SAYS:
Try These Tricks
When you Entertain

When serving hot appetizer
like clear tomato soup, place in
cups and let guests drink it in the
living room. With this serve broiled
mushrooms which have be n
stuffed with scrambled eggs.
Don't fuss with sweet potatoes.
Place peeled, cooked potatoes in a
casserole and dust with grated or
ange rind, busting OF nutmeg and
q few spoonfuls Of corn syrup. Bake
until hot.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-12-30

NEW YEARS PARTY MENU.
+Jellied Chicken Salad
Sugar Plum Loaf
Holiday Cider
Assorted Olives
'Orange-Nnt Cookies
Snow Balls
'Recipe Given
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-13
The
WEATIIERMAN
Says.

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy with mild temperature
thls afternoon. tonight and We'd
nesday. moderate 10 fresh east
% southeast winds.
FLORIDA Partly cloudy through
Wednesday. except increasing
cloudincss with occasional show
ers in Tallahassee area today
and ia extreme north portion to-
nlahl. colder In extreme north
portion Wednesday: continued
mild otherwise.
Jacksonville Thru The Florida
Straits. Moderate to fresh east
to southeast winds and partly
cloudy weather through Wednes-
day
Fast Gulf of Mexico: Moderate
"a fresh east 10 southeast winds
thrngh Wednesday. except be-
ruming moderate northerly in
rxirenc nofth portion Wednes-
daS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-13

Key West. Fla, Dee. -. l949
observation taken at City Office,
$40 am. EST
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-13
Arthur Sawyer
Post Will Meet
Tomorrow Night

A regular meeting of Arthur
Sawyer Post No. %, American
Legion, VIII be held tomorrow
evening at the Legion Home, An
tonic Arrange, Jr., Post Adjutant,
announced today.
A group of new members will
be received into the membership
by a ceremony conducted by the
ritual team of the Key West
Guard of Honor.
A report of the Department
Mid Winter Conference held at
Jacksonville during the past
weekend will be made by Post
Commander Albert L. Dinegro,
Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-13
1T. ZABORSKI REPORTS
FOR DUTY WITH WI

noca Chra. 1t Zsborski was
Maintenance Officer of VA94. al
Naval Auxiliary Air Station.
Charlcstown. r /
Duung World War II. 1t. Ia
hurski served l8 months of over
seas duty aboard the aircraft car
ter q = ). Chenango. (CVE-28).
llr hss bccn awarded the Navy
and Marine Corps Medal. Bronze
STAR MEDAL Navy Unit Common
iatian Marine Corps Good Con
furt Mrdal China Service Medal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-13

American Defense Service Medal,
American Area Campaign Medal,
Asiatic- Pacific Area Campaign
Medal and four stars, World War
II Victory Medal, and Philippine.
Liberation Ribbon with two
stars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-13

Naval station and he replied that
hc bad heard nothing about IT.
I did not see the animal. sale
Hoes Nor did the President
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-13

fSaa LEVEL $50 am.
sofa tns.-lO20.7 mbs.
Tomorfowa Almanac
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-13

Oleomargarine. soap. matnN
oil, vitamin pills and lipetlea -
can be made from whaie -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-13

A dead spot" Is an area in
which reception Of a radio signal
is extremely poor or absent.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18
New High Achieved
In Screen ViIlainy

HOLLYWOOD-What prom.
ises to be a new high in screen
villainy has been achieved by
producer Nicholas Nayfack and
director Anthony Mann for Me-
tro- Goldwyn-Mayers Border
Incident"
Enacting the roles of the three
American "heavies," pursued by
George Murphy and Ricardo
Montalban in the film, will be
Howard da Silva, Charles Nc
GraW and Jack Lambert.
DaSilva, who portrayed Judd
in the original Broadway version
of "Oklahoma," is remembered
for his roles in "Unconquered'
and Two Years Before the
Mast"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18
JAW Sfofion
Scores First

A notable First" was scored
by WDET-FM in broadcasting
the recent speeches of Michi-
gan's Governor G.. Mennen Will
liams and Senator Paul Douglas
of Illinois, who spoke at the
first annual Roosevelt Day din
ner, sponsored by the Detroit
Chapter of Americans for Dem
ocratic Action.
The Public Service broadcast,
which was bypassed by other
broadcasters in the city, was the
first program of its type to be
aired by WDET-FM. Because the
station is not operating regular
hours yet, General Manager Ben
Hoberman and engineer Bob Pa
lomo, tape recorded the show for
presentation the following day.
Policy of WDET-FM, which
will be operating its regular
schedule sometime this month,
will include presentation of nu-
merous Public Service broad
casts, as we'll as airing of con-
siderable classical music.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18

would be utilized in promoting
local safety campaigns. There
fore, in addition to the millions
who heard the original broad
cast, its message will be driven
home forcefully to countless
groups throughout the nation.
FOR MEN ONLY
Laramie" latest of the "Du-
range Kid" Westerns starring
Columbia's Charles Starrett and
Smiley Burnette, is mans pic
ture. There are no girls or wom-
en- in any important roles. Ac-
cording to producer Colbert
Clark, this is the first time that
there have been no members
of the female sex Importantly
cast in the plot of a Durango
Kid" picture.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18
Program Decided
For London
Concerts

HOLLYWOOD London au.
diences will be given a program
of classical music by Kathryn
Grayson when the M-G-M star
appears for her engagement at
the Palladium in April. Miss
Grayson plans TO sail on the
Queen Mary, March 81, follow
ing completion of That Mid
night Kiss" Technicolor musical
in which she stars.
Her program will consist of
ten numbers, including:
"Sempre Liberia" from La
Traviata"; "Habanera". from
Carmen; "The Waltz Song"
from Romeo and Juliet; THE
Jewel Song" from Faust; "Me
CHA Mano Mimi; and ''Musetta
Waltz" from LA Boheme"; "Un
Bel Di" from Madame Butter
fly; "Seguidilla" and 10 Suis
Titania" from Carmen.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18
Preston Sturges To
Erite Gable Vehicle

HOLLYWOOD - Pres ton
Sturges has been signed by M
GIN to write a screenplay, ten
tatively titled "Mr. Big in Little
ville," which will be developed
from his own original story out
line as a starring vehicle for
Clark Gable.
Gable will portray an indus
trial giant, who for reasons of
health and to regain his peace of
mind and sense of values, re-
turns to the small town where he
was born. He takes job as an
ordinary laborer and again be-
comes one of the townspeople.
Then, because of his dynamic
leadership and business skill, he
is placed in a position where
he once more creates new great
industry in the town.
Sturges, who won an Academy
Award for "The Great McGinty''
as the best original screenplay of
1910, has brought many notable
films to the screen, including
Hail the Conquering Hero" and
The Miracle of Morgan's S
Creek"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18
Gable to Play Mayor
In Forthcoming Film

HOLLYWOOD-Clark Cables
next starring picture will be
Key To The City" a gay, ro-
mantle comedy in which he
plays an ex-longshoreman who
rises to become mayor of an i'm
portant city, and in the line of
duty meets a charming, if ultra
conservative lady mayor of a
small town.
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer pur-
chased the screenplay by R. R.
Crutcher, adapted from an origi-
nal story by Al Beich, especially
for Gable. The picture is being
prepared for production to fol-
low Cables current film, ANY
Number Can Play"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18


years in which their annual poll
has been conducted. Take the
unmarried of marriage proposals
they've sent Gable have made
! him the most-proposed-to man
| in history.
Again, take such conflicting
American G.I. and the Nazi Air
wartime phenomena as the
Force. No less an authority than
General Ira Eaker, one of Amer
ica's top war heroes, is authority
for the statement that Gable
headed their popularity lists as
well, although in the case of the
Nazis, the word, popularity, -
tended to have a different mean
/ ing.
General Eaker, who founded
the famous Eighth Air Force and
who was Cables boss during the
war, reveals some hitherto little
known facts about the actor S
life in uniform.
Il doubt if there was a more
popular officer in the entire
U. S. Army than Gable" he says.
Word filtered through constant
ly about his tremendous popular
ity. The enlisted men fairly wor-
shipped him. He was always do
ing things which other officers
wished they had thought of do
ing and he was unbelievably
thoughtful in ways that counted.
For instance, he kept camera
with him the entire time he was
overseas and took rolls of pic
lures of every man in his out
fit. One day, a kid who had
been in his group long time
and had flown a flock of mis-
sions didn't come back. The out
fit thought a great deal of that
boy and his absence cast a spell
of gloom over everyone. A lot
of the men went out and had
drinks to try and forget"
According to Eaker, Gable had
other ideas.
"He went to his desk and
wrote a long letter to the flyer S
wife, telling her how much
everyone had liked her husband,
how they missed him and how
sorry he was. He sent along all
the pictures he had taken of the
boy pictures it's a cinch she will
always prize"
It is typical of Gable that he
still carries on a correspondence
with the parents of some of the
boys in his outfit who died in
combat.
AS for the actors popularity"
with German flyers, General
Eaker has this to say: 1T isn't
generally known, but Gable was
a Number One target of the Nazi
Air Force"
The General explained how
captured German flyers had re-
vealed to American intelligence
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18
Carson Portrait To
Deck Set of "Saga"

HOLLYWOOD-G eer Gar
sons cinematic past is watching
over her present.
One of the dramatic highlights
of the Technicolor "The Forsyte
Saga" starring Miss Carson, Err
rol Flynn, Walter Pidgeon and
Robert Young, takes place in the
family drawingroom.
At the suggestion of Leon
Gordon, producer, the wall a.
gainst which the tense action is
played, holds life-like-and
life-size-painting of the red
headed star.
1t is the oil especially painted
for Mrs. Parkington," set in the
same period as "The Forsyte Sa-
ga" also produced by Gordon.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18

own state agency, and to divide
the state into local areas. The
State plan must of necessity
meet certain general require
ments stated in the bill. At the
Federal level, administration is
under a five-man board, assisted
by advisory council of lay and
professional people.
OF course this is not all of the
bill but this will give you a
pretty good working knowledge,
1t will take a period of time to
inaugurate the program. The
prime reason the program will
be slow to put into effect is be-
cause of the shortage of doctors,
nurses, and hospitals. When you
realize, as ! stated in a former
column, according to govern
ment reports, 325,O00 people die
every year whom we have the
knowledge and skill to save, il
is difficult to believe that the
bill will have much opposition.
But the bill will have strong
opposition.
Every year this nation loses
81 billion dollars in national
wealth thru sickness, and partial
and total disability. This is al
most equal to our national in
come during our worst depres-
sion year of 1882. During the
last war five million men were
declared unfit physically or men
tally. Remember health is every
body's business.
Our Nation cannot afford to
allow these conditions to con-
tinue if it has the means to cor
rect them. Healthy citizens are
an asset-they are a basic re-
source.
No matter how you view the
picture, we are faced with the
dismal economic fact that the
price of medicine in the market
place is beyond the reach of a
multitude of people. This is no
new thought. For years many
of us have realized this is true.
We in CIO have been deeply
concerned because the facts
come from our members. And
using the words of '"The Nations
Health" published last Septem-
Der for President Truman, CIO
hopes ito have the satisfaction
of proving not only that health
is everybody's business but that
it is good business, essential
business and successful busi-
ness"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18
Location Company
Braves Snow. Floods

HOLLYWOOD - After flash
floods at Mexican border loca-
tions, and binding snowstorms
en- route back to Hollywood, Me-
tro-Goldwyn Mayors Border
Incident" has gone into produc-
ton at the studio, with Anthony
Mann directing cast headed by
George Murphy, Ricardo Mon
talban and Howard da Silva.
The action-packed story, CEN
ters around smuggling of "bra-
ceros," farm workers, into the
u. S., and gangs who prey upon
them both here and in Mexico.
Murphy and Montalban por-
tray American and Mexican in
spectors who 60 underground to
trace the smuggling syndicate's S
operations, based on official re-
cords of conditions now existing
all along the border.
Nicholas Nayfack makes his
bow as producer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18

Y
Herman Adler she appeared as
Olympia, the Doll, in "The Tales
of Hoffman," and in the leading
soprano roles in "Lakme" and
"Die Fledermaus. She made an
excellent impression on Broad
way this past season playing the
leading role in Menotti's 1.-THE
Telephone" which she has since
recorded for RCA Victor, (VM-
726 b.
Miss Cotlow's first appearance
on the "Metroolitan Additions of
the Air" was such striking sue
cess, that it was foregone con-
clusion in musical circles that
she would be finalist. Her win
ming of the 1000 award, and
the coveted contract with the
historic company was a source
of qualification to all.
In addition to Marilyn Cotlow,
the Barber of Seville" company
boasts an all-star cast of gifted
young American singing actors
and actresses.
Desire Defrere, stage director
of the Metropolitan Opera Asso-
citation, is artistic director of Mr.
Wagner's production for the
ninth consecutive year. Paul
Breisach, Metropolitan conduc-
tor, will direct the orchestra,
cast and chorus in the popular
Rossini Opera.
1.-The Barber of Seville" has
been recorded by RCA Victor
(M-898) and is available at local
record shops.
Tickets for the opera go on
sale Monday at Flora Ward
Hineline's office in the Com
modore Perry Arcade.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18

Since the program, starring
James Cagney, was broadcast on
december 10th, requests for al
pst 1000 copies of the script
have poured into CHS from all
parts of the United States and
Canada, it was announced by
Tony Leader, producer-director
of the program.
This tremendous response re-
suited from single, brief an
nouncement at the close of the
show, stating that copies Of the
script would be made available.
on request, for educational pur-
poses" Leader pointed out.
A large percentage of the re-
quests came from schools, civic
organizations and industrial
safety engineers, who indicated
In their letters that the script
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18
"RefOrmer & Redhead''
Next Film For Lana

HOLLYWOOD-"The Reform
er" and the "Redhead," Saturday
Evening Post story by Robert
Carson, has been announced as
a forthcoming vehicle for Lana
Turner.
The story has been assigned as
the initial prediction for Melvin
Frank and Norman Panama who
will also do the screenplay.
Dealing with tantalizing red
head who complicates the polit-
ical career of crusading young
lawyer, story is first comedy for
Miss Turner since her series of
dramatic roles that climaxed in
her most recent in "The Three
MuSketeers."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18

1t is important that you
realize the bill has safe
guar S necessary for the
preservation of both Ameri-
can medicine and the doctor
patient relationship. / think
the following will give you
some idea of what the bill
is about. Briefly the bill pro-
vides:
/. A system of health insur-
(, nee, national in scope, and COW
ering approximately $50 of the
population. This includes en-
ployees, self-employed persons
in business for themselves, and
their depedents.
2. Insured persons eligible for
benefits would be entitled to
medical and dental service from
general practitioners and special
lists, home nursing care, hospital
care, laboratory service, X-rays
expensive prescribed medicines
eyeglasses, and special appli-
ances.
8. Free choice of doctor ano
dentist by the patient is guaran-
teed. The right to change ones
choice is assured.
4. Every qualified doctor. den
tist, nurse and hospital is guar
anteed the right to participate
or not, and to accept or reject
~atients. These guarantees apply
NJ organized groups of practi-
tloners, clinics, consumers CO.
operatives, and similar health
service plans as we'll as indivi-
duals. Every hospital that par
ticipates is guaranteed freedom
from Government control.
5. Payment for services would
be made from the insurance fund
instead of the patients having to
pay the costs directly. The
method of payment is to be de-
cided by the practitioners who
furnish the service. The legisla-
ton contains guarantees that the
amount of payment will be fair
and adequate to physicians and
hospitals.
6. Provision is made for grass
roots administration of the pro-
gram. In each local area, admin
jstration would be carried out
With the help and participation
of local citizens, including mem
bers of the medical profession.
Each state Is given the right
IN administer the system thru it. s
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18

officers that their boss, Hermann
Goering, had offered $4,000, a
six-months furlough and imme-
diate promotion to the pilot who
would bring Gable in-dead or
alive.
"Goering had preferred list
of Americans whom he wanted
captured above all Others" says
General Eaker. Col. Pete Zem-
ke and 1t. Col. Francis Zabriske,
two of our leading fighter pilots,
were at the head of this list, a.
long with Gable. Both Zemke
and Zabriskie were shot down in
1914 after scoring % fighter
kills. Only Gable, of the sought
after trio, escaped.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18
NO TRACK SUIT

Armor wron by Macdonald
Carey for his role as the viii
famous Caesar Borgia in Para
mounts "A Mask for Lucretia, -
is made of brass and weighs 100
pounds. Additional accoutre-
ments bring total weight of his
outfit to 145 pounds.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-18
ROBERT CUMMINGS, INC.

Screen actor Robert Cum
mings has more irons in the fire
than the old fashioned black
smith. In addition to producing
pictures on his own, he recently
co-starred with Loretta Young ir
Hal Wallis, Paramount produc-
ton, "The Accused" and is
negotiating for the purchase OF
a gadget hardware store in Bev-
erly Hills.