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Thursday, March 29, 1951
LAN YOUNG is sitting pretty,
with two picture assignmentl
h. his pocket--"Aaron Slick from
• Punkin Crick" and "Clarence"-
and his own television show on CBS.
But blond, mild-mannered Alan wan
just about ready to quit show bast-
......
ALAN YOUNG
ness not long ago; it had caved
out from under him. He'd long been
a radio star, had done fine in his
only film, "Margie," but there was
no demand for him. He was just
about ready to take his family home
to Toronto and tackle something
else. Then one night he auditioned
his television show -- a sponsor
grabbed it instantly for the west
coast, east coast rights were sold
soon afterward. Just what he de.
served!
Ann Blyth is an entnusiastk
"Truth or Consequences" fan; will
re-shuffle all plans to appear or
the popular halph Edwards CBfi
show. One of her most prized pea.
sessions is a compact he gave her.
v:ith the figure of a mermaid deco-
rating the lid, a reminder of heI
ap.=earance in "Mr. Peabody and
the Mermaid", in which she co.
Starred with William Powell.
Vacghn Monroe is just staggering
ut from under a plumber's bill fol
2.000. While he and the childrer
V:ere in New York with Mrs. Men.
roe, who was recuperating from ar
Operation, pipes and radiators froze
in their home in suburban Boston.
New plumbing, radiators, electrR
wiring and floors were required be.
rote the house was made livable
again.
Marvin Miller, the radio an,
our.cer, seems typed for Orients:
characterizations in movies. H
b".ayed Chengis Khan in "The Go!d
e: Horde". now is slated for the
role of a Chinese black market el>
el;tor in "Peking Express."
Anne Sargent's latest picture
"Three Guys Named Mike." openec
in New York the same week tha'
he stenped into the important roh
)f Jocelyn McLeod in "The Road o:
Life" and began discussing nev
elevision assignments.
Television enthusiasts who
cla:m that radio is dead have
had to bak down since the
D.uncbing of the million-dollar
"Ptilliu Morris Playhouse",
presenHng the best plays obtain-
able, with distinguished actors
and actresses.
Vera Casary will always b
:in:ed with "Bedelia"," for whiel-
he wrote both the book and the
Film, and for her adaptation of ".
Letter to Three W:ves" for the
erecv. But someone should just pul
>er in front of a camera and lei
zr talk: she's one of the most de.
'5h'fut conversationalists. "Three
[!:sbands" is hernew film, pro.
uced by her husband. I. G. Gold.
.-'.rr ] q.
On.e in every ten years the
movies uncover a new child star.
H':vard Hughes and Edmund Grain-
. er have anno'mced that they are
S-eking an obscure 12-year-old tc
s'ar in the latter's "The Day They
ave Bab{es Away." for RKO.
Janis Carter is happy that her
first slarring assignment under her
new RKO contract is a western.
"'The Half-Breed," teaming her with
:ohert Young and Jack Buetel:
she recently discovered that in sinai
wee-n towns, big-name pictures
are having short runs, while big.
scale westerns run for two, three or
aybe four weeks, playing te
PaCked houses every day of the
run.
Universal-International has bor-
rowed John Lund from Paramounl
to play the top starring role in
"Weekend with Father." Lund's
latest at his home studio is "Thai
Mating Season," with Gene Tierney
and Thelma Ritter.
ODDS AND ENDS... Flame, the
Wonder Dog, seen in RKO's "My
Par' series, has been nominated
for an award as one of Hollywood's
top animal performers by the Amer-
ican Humane Associa$ion... Doris
Day took her professional name
from her favorite song, "Day After
Day', . . . Harvard freshmen have
Just presented comedian Morey Am-
sterdam with the degree "Doctor of
Hilarity" . . . Vincent Price's per-
refinance in "His Kind of Woman"
earned him a new c
INDIAN VALLEY RECORD
WOMAN'S WORLD
Col00ks--and Storage Space
Improves Smallest Bathrooms
By Ertta Haley
MANY WOMEN who are very I i
theirba:YYe:it:retheco:stYruicte; h:ch I Double Cape Style ]
decorated frequently despair of
their bathrooms. "Too small," they
say. "Not enough room for any-
thing," others add.
Even smaller bathrooms, have
possibilities for definite decoration,
and some of the smallest can be
transformed so they offer almost
amazing storage possibilities. Fre-
quently you'll find that once storage
room has been added to the bath-
room. it can be more attractive than
before.
Good use of space is not only a
practical idea. but it can be beauti-
ful because of its use. Imagine be-
ing able to display your cosmetics
in the bathroom, in their attractive
containers. You'll appreciate their
beauty, as well as your convenience
to them.
Consider how useful and lovely
it would be if you could display
your i0vely thick towels in all their
luscious colors, on open shelves in
the bathroom.
Wouldn't you like a built-in vanity
in your bathroom, if even a small
one" With a lovely waterproof skirt,
it can add decor to the room as well
as interest.
Have you seen the lovely glass,
as well as the jewel-toned plastic
gadgets which can be placed m
bathrooms for convenience in hang-
ing daily washed items such as
hose and gloves? You can appre-
Bathrooms need drying tacilities . .
ciate their beauty as well as enjoy
their practicality.
Does your bathroom have a
medicine chest? If not, you are
missing one of the greatest conven-
iences. With small children, you
can store away all poisons and
dangerous drugs in this, and lock
them. A glass on the door will give
you the essential feature of every
bathroom, a mirror,
Use Empty Walls
For Storage
No matter how small the bath-
room. there's usually wall space
left after the major features are
installed. In modern building this
space is not simply left there: it's
used to the fullest limit.
At the entrance to the bathroom.
ti
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as well as ,ncreased storage spar'
which is frequently a small hallway
type of construction or on one of
the walls djoining the bath tub
or bowl, you may have several
feet of space extending from floor
to ceiling
For a space of this type nave
three or four recessed shelves of
the open type constructed. These
can be used for towels, bath mats
and other such acce,sories
You'll still have two or three feet
of space from the floor to the place
whe:e the shelves begin. Use .these
for two or three drawers. These
may contain additional soap sup-
plms, bathing aids such as brushes
bathroom cleaners, or extra sup-
plies of cosmetics and tooth paste
or shaving supplies.
Space above the wash basin or
bowl is ideal for a medicine cabinet
with a mirror door. It's convenient,
right at this place, and this is a
good place for the mirror,
Wall space elsewhere in the bath-
room, especially any that's on the
upper half of the wall can be used
for cabinets, medieine or storage.
Shadow boxes which are recessed
into the walls are also decorative
as well as good for storing towels.
wash. cloths, mats and shower cur-
tains,
Vanity In Bathroom
Offers Convenience
Having a vanity or a dressing
table in the bathroom offers great
convenience in many espects. If
your wash basin or bowl does not
have enough of a ledge on which
to set bottles of co€trusties, combs,
brushes and pins, you can imagine
the great joy of the vanity.
In addition to this, having the
vanity, even a small one in the
bathroom, frees the bedroom from
In keeping with the interest in
doubles for fashion this season,
here's a bolero-cape of sheer
wool navy layered with white
pique over a matching wool
dress. The short-sleeved collar-
less dress fastens with bone bat-
tons and is belted in navy
leather. The cape is slit in the
back.
much clutter and transfers it to a
room where any spilled powde or
lotion is much easier to clean,
Vanities in the bathroom eas!ly
take the place of the dressing room.
This might offer further incentive
to investigate the possibilities of
the project, especially if it can be
managed, and you do not have room
for a "powder" or dressing room
There are several ways in whi'.'h
the bath can be modernized to taae
care of the project. If your hath
tub does not extend all the way
from one side of the room to the
other, or take up a whole wall. in
other words, there might be a small
space at the end of the tub where it
could be constructed. Clay tiling
will provide an excellent top while
a skirt will complete the rangy.
Place a mirror on the wall above
the top. This may have light fix-
tures on either side if light is es-
sential.
Vanities can be built around the
asin simply by extending the top
with tiling, enough to make a table.
If you have the room. bring out
tiling and set on a table top which
has a sunken box with a lid for
tissues and cosmetics In this case -
when the top lid is opened, tbel
mirror is on the inside of the hox
and will stand straight up.
Provide Bathroom
With Drying Facilities
Grandmother always had a con-
venient basement for her laundry,
but in modern homes we like more
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uooKms Rate High at Snack Time
(See Recipes Below)
Cookie Jar Time
e,tHEN ! HAVE the cookie jar
• filled," says many a home-
maker. "I feel that I'm ready for
anything, the children's coming
home from school, teen ager's ge
together, or
friends dropping
in.'
With an assort-
ment of delicious
cookies on hand.
you can indeed
be ready for al-
most any form
of simple entcr-
taining. Serve them with a bev-
erage for most occasions add ice
cream, sherbet or a delectable
creamy pudding and you add a
flourish to your entertaining.
If the drain on the cookie jar is
heavy, make simp'.e drop cookies
i
] LYNN CHAMBERS' MENU
Veal Balls, Sour Cream Gravy
Buttered Noodles
Julienne Carrots
Lettuce*Spinach Salad
Bran Rolls Butter Beverage
Rhubarb Sauce *Fudge Squares
*Recipe Given
1, curs sifted all-purpose
flour
¼ teaspoon ba!dng soda
½ teaspoon s:tlt
½ te:tspcou baring p.wder
1 teaspon cinnamon
V-. teaspoon cloves
teaspoon allspice
2 tableseons orange or pine.
apple juice
Cream shortening and sugar; add
eggs and beat well. Add nut meats,
raisins, atd dates and mix. Add
NO MORE CONSTIPATION
"THANKS TO ALL-BRANI"
"Before I started to eat ALL-aa
regularly, I had a great deal uf
trouble with constipation. Now
thanks to ALL-BRAN .->:,:: ........ ,.:: .::.. ,:
I 'm regular.f" Mrs. [:ii::z:: ...... ,:::.
Hessie Hamilton, [.
2212 Millet Street, []
Flint, Mich. just [:]
one o/ many an. |
solicited letters from
you suffer from con- [
stipation due to
lack of dietary bulk, try this: Eat
an ounce (about , cup) of crispy
Kellogg's ALL-nA daily, and
drink plenty of water! If not com-
pletely satisfied after I0. day,
return empty box to Kellogg-
Battle Creek, Mich. Get oum
TOUR MONZY BACK!
IF YOU DON'T FEEL GOOD
Don't Put Off
Finding Relief
HADACOL May Bring the Relief
You Are Seeking If Your Con-
dition Is Due to Luck of
Vitamins B,, B,, Niacin
and Iron.
If more folks would remember the
old saying, "Don't put off until re-
morrow what you
can do today,"
there's no telling
how much bette,
off they'd all be
And the worst
thing about it all
is that folks usual-
ly put off the most
important things
until a later date
For instance, there
are a lot of folks
Luther Harris who don't feel like
they sLould who
ut off doing something about it
uther Harris, 516 Chestnut St.,
Bowling Green, Kentucky, didn't feel
good for a time, but he acted when
he heard how HADACOL was help
ing people suffering from nervous-
hess, ach*s and pains and run down
condition caused Ly deficiencies of
Vitamins B,, B, h'on and Niacin.
Yes, Mr. Harris started taking HAD-
ACOI. and now he says he feels good
lIere is what he says:
"For quite some time I was nerv
ous and run-down, and 1 suffered
from aches and pains. ! was weak,
and 1 could hardly d¢ a day's work.
l started taking HADACOL and
which are so easy on e;fort and
keeping quality.
Stone Jar Molasses Cookies
IMakes 3½ dozen)
2'.. cups sifted flour
2 teaspoons double-acting
bakiyg powder
I teaspoon ginger
1 tecspoen salt
1 cup molasses
½ cup butter
½ teaspoem soda
Sift flour once, measure, add bah.
ing powder, ginger, and salt. and
sift again. Heat molasses, remove
from fire; add butter and soda
Add, flour gradually, mixing well.
Chill until firm enough to roll. Roll
very thin on slightly floured board
convenience. Let's face the fact Cut with floured 21/-inch cutter or
that today's bathroom has to be a with fancy cutters. Bake in greased
miniature laundry for daily suds- ba':ing sheet in moderate oven
ings required for hose. gloves and 350") 10 minutes.
underwear, t
Most of thesf are quick-drying
and hardly worth the trouble te
bring to the basement if you have
one, especially when they can be
washed so readily in the bathroom.
Keep them neatly off the towel
racks, however, if you want tc
avoid family feuds. .
One excellent solution to te dry-
ing problem is a rack constructed
at the end of the bath tub. espe-
cially in the case of the tub tha!
does not extend all the way to the
wall. One side of the rack can rest
on the floor, the other against the
ceiling. Six or more horizon'a]
bars gve wonderful drying space
.for daily laundry as weJl as towel
drying•
Then. too, there are othe drwng
aids which may be attached to the
back of the door or on wall soace
in the bath. They vary all the way
from. folding rack or shells ot
hooks for such small items as
socks, hose and 13ankles i
Color Modernizes
Old Bathrooms
There's nothing qmte like the cur-
rent luscious cclors for adding new.
ness and pep to the ou;-dated bath.
room Specially finished wallpapers
can be used in many of them. while
clay tiling and plastic finishes may
be more practical for you I"
If part ol the bathroom is painted,
as frequently happens with the up-
per half of a tiled bathroom, choose
a new color for a good change
Fixtures may often be modern-
ized at little expense. I: he sore
spot in your bathroom is the old-
fashioned light hanging from the
ceiling, you may find it will cost
little to install fluorescent type
lighting, or at least wall fixtures
with a more modern look.
Don't neglect such small fixtures
a; new rods, Soap containers, cor-
ne" shelves or plastic shelves which
offer storage as well as beauty.
When the bathroom is used by
several people, make ample pre.
vision for the towels they use, both
for hands and bath. Towel racks
for the youngsters should be placed
low enough for them to reach
readily, thus discouraging the draP-
ing of wet and dirty towels on the
side of the tub.
If towel space is at a premium,
use the swingout racks with two
or three rods rather than the
horizontal bars.
*Fudge Squares
Mkes 20 1" g 3" squares)
½ cup sbortening
1 cup sugar
3 eggs
2 squares bitter chocolate
sl cup sflcd all-pa]pose flour
'& teaspoon baking powder
, teaspom salt
! teaspoon vanilla
1 cup broken nut meats
Blend shortening, sugar, and eggs
M:-It chocolate over hot watm ad
adl to first mixture. Add flouL
baking tSowder, and salt which have
been mixed together. Add vanilla
and nut meats. Place m 7"xl0"x2"
mn which t.as been rubbed with
},Ol',enlp Bake m a moderate
)ven ,a75° for 25 to 30 minutes
dover with Fudge icing.
Fmlge lcirg
2 tatlesraa"s shortening
Squares bitter chocolate
, te.l:on salt
] I cup silted confectio era
% teasa3n vaniP.a
Melt clmoiate ,ver hot water.
Pour over the
:. ' /,,!, mix thoroughly.
Gradually a d d
. t h e confection-
ers' sugar, salt,
milk. and vanil-
la. Stir until
( smooth. Cover
X:dge squares while still warm.
] Date Nut Drops
(Makes 4-5 dozen)
% cup shortemng
1 cup brown sugar
$ eggs
2 cups broken nut meats
2 cups seedless raisins
cups chopped dates
LYNN S" .S:
Serve Palatable Desserts
To Satisfy Big t Appetites
There's always time to make a
dessert if you use simple ideas
which can be dressed up easily. For
instance, melt some chocolpte pep-
rmint wafers and use to frost
cake. Sprinkle with chopped
Griddlecakes make an excellent
dessert if they're fruit.filled, To
regular batter add some chopped,
tart apples and fry. Serve with
flour, soda, baking powder, salt, from my first .bottle 1 felt better.
. c i n n a m o n, Now I feel good, and l can do a good
x\\;\ /// cloves, auspice day's work. I am still taking HAD-
x, //// which have been l ACOL and I wouldn't do without it.
,,,"/ mixed together, ] I praise HADACOL very highly."
V. and fruit juice HAI)ACOL Attacks Real ('anne
'g'A3'] Chill d o u " h'} Remember, HADAEOL is not a
*--"'"=',%J . ? "[ auick-acting product that only at-
.. urop Item lea- - •
' .... n-h [tacks the symptoms of your aft-
poo. two i c es
\\;::) :,':./ !ments, but actually relieves the real
apart on a bak-!cause of these disturbances when
- - ing sheet rubbed ': due to such deficiencies.
wth shortemng I If your. druggist does not have
Bake in a moderate oven (375 ° ) 12 HAD&COL, order direct from The
to 15 minutes " LeB}ane Corporation, Lafayette,
". . . ] Louisiana. Send nc money. Just your
mine and address on a penny post
Corn Flake Kisse
½ cup sugar
I egg
cup melted shortening
1 cup flour sifted before
measuring)
I cup corn flakes
I teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon salt
½ cup chopped nut meats
1 cup finely cut dates
Combine sugar, shortening and
egg. Sift dry ingredients together.
Add to the first mixture along with
remaining ingredients. Drop from a
teaspoon onto a greased cookie
sheet. Flatten tops 4ightly. Bake
in a moderately hot oven (400 ° )
for 10 minutes.
Scotch Oatmeal Cookies
I cup lard
I cp brown sugar
½ cup soar milk
2 cups flour, pastry (sifted be-
fore measuring)
2 cups oatmeal
1 teaspoon soda
l teaspoon vanilla
• % teaspoon salt
, Cream lard and sugar until light
and fluffy Add sour milk in which
the soda has been dissolved. Add
oatmeal and flour, reserving enough
flour to roll ou cookies tabout ½
cup), Roll out and cut into squares.
Place ' on a greased cookie sheet.
sprikle With sugar. Bake in a mod-
erate oven (350 ° ) 15 minutes.
Sour Cream Cookies
I cup brown sugar
½ cup shortening
1 egg
I cup choppe6 nut meats
2 cups pastry flour (sifted be-
fore measuring}
1 teaspoon nutmeg
½ teaspoon soda
2 teaspoons baking powder
½ teaspoon salt
½ c:p sour cream
Cream shortening, add sugar.
then mix well. Add the egg; beat
thoroughly. Sift together flour, soda.
baking powder, salt, and nutmeg.
then add alternatively with sour
cream to the first mixture. Mix
well and drop from a teaspoon on
weU-greased cookie sheet. Bake m
moderate oven (350 ° ) 20 minutes.
Several kinds of fruit left in the
refrigerator? Place in deep dish,
top with piecrust and bake. Invert
so crust is on the bottom, slice like
pie and serve with whipped cream,
Baked fruit like pears and apples
can be served on top of small
slices of slightly stale cake. Have
plenty of syrup from the fruit to
spoon onto the cake.
Keep individual pastry tart shells
on hand along with chocolate,
vanilla and butterscotch puddings.
You have a choice of tarts any time
want them,
card. Pay postman. State whether
you want the $3.50 family economy
size or $1.25 trial size. Remember,
money cheerfully refunded unless
you are 100% satisfied. Adv.
Apply Black Leaf 40 tO
roosts with handy Cap
Brush. Fumes rise, killin$
ILee and fealher mites,while
chickcnspetch. One ounce
treats 60 feel of tOOSll
--90 chickens. Directiont
on package, Ask for Black
Leaf 4{), the depeodable
insecticide of many usea.
Tobacco SpPodacts t ChamlcM
Corl)erKloa • Ri¢llmen4. VkiMi4
Kidney Slow-Dow.
May Bring
Restless Nights
tolk complain of aasging eaegacne, u
aches, dizzinm nnd los of pep aud energy' F
Don't suffer rv, th oisht th these am-
eomfort If reduced kidney function Ill get-
tins you down--due to sueb common eamum
M stre and ,rain. over-exertion or ez-
poeure to eol& Minor bladder irHtation
duo to cold, dampoess or wrong diet may
cause getting up mghts or frequent paeage
Don't neglect your kidneys if these eondl-
tom bother you. Try Dean's Pille---a mild
diuretic. Used sueeessfuIly by millions fol
over 50 years. White ofteu otherwise sauced.
It's amazing how many times Dean's give
happy relief from thee dis.comforts-Lhelp
the t5 miles of kidney tube nndlfllberm
flush out wazt Get Doan'a Pilk todayl
OOAN'S PILLS
Do )u mfer distrain from
00,FEMALE
WEAKNESS
NERVOUS metal
days 'b,fm'?
Do female func-
tional monthly
ailments make
you suffer patti, feel so trely
rsless, weak---st suen umsa,
O1" just beJore your period?
Then staxt taking Lydia
Plnkham,s Vegetable Com-
)ound about ten days before
o relievp such symptoms.
Pinkham' Compound work
lrough the sympathetic net=
ous system. ,_gar use o
hydla PLklms Compotmd
elps build up resistance agalnst
annoymg distre.
TruZu the woman'a /rlendJ
Note: Or you may prefer
Lydia . Plnkham's T
with added iron.
CYDIA F.. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND