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INDIAN VALLEY RECORD Thursday, August 2, l.gOi -*
If you use thin oilcloth as a lin-
ing for dresser drawers or shelves
and want it to stay put until it
wears Out, give the surface to be
covered a thin coat of shellac and
place the 5ilcloth on while the
shellac is still wet. The shellac
will serve as a glue when dried
[* $ m
The attractive sea shells you
find this sumner will make fine
ornaments and ash trays Clean
them thoroughly and dry. Then
apply two thin coats of fresh
white shellac, allowing each coat
to dry first.
$ $ $
If aluminum sink edges blacken
aprons of persons standing against
them, rub the aluminum with steel
wool. Then apply two thin coats
of fresh shellac.
$ $ B
Discolored glass flower vases
can be cleaned by filling them
with a solution of warm water,
baking soda and a few potato peel-
ings. Let this remain for several
hours, then rinse in clear warm
water to which ammonia has been
added,
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An attractive bedroom has walls
painted a soft cactus green with
woodwork done in a grayed coral
tone. At the window, which serves
as a dressing table site, there are
small folding shutters instead of
draperies. The blond wood of the
furniture blends with the beige
tone of the ceiling and chair up-
holstery echoes the coral of the
coral of the woodwork.
• •
A novelty hanging vine can be
grown from sweet potato by plant-
ing in a hanging basket or pot of
sand or sand loam and watering
occasionally. The leaves are dark
green and resemble certain types
of ivy,
F FIRST AID TO THE J
AIUNG HOUSE
By ROGER C. WHITMAN j
Changing Woodwork Finish
QUESTION: We bought an old
cottage which has grained wood-
work. It is badly marred in places.
Is there any possible way this can
be removed and an oil stain ap-
plied? The baseboards are rather
widand 1 am afraid if we were
toenamel them white, it would
make them look still wider.
ANSWER: 1 don't agree with
you on that point. I believe that
if you were to enamel them to
match the color of the walls,
the width of the baseboard
would not be so apparent as it
would be if it were a contrasting,
and probably a darker color than
the walls. You can remove the
present finish with a small porta.
ble electric sander (if you can
buy or rent one), or else by soften-
ing it with varnish remover and
scraping it off, then cleaning off
the remover thoroughly with tur-
pentine. You can finish with two
coats of enamel undereoater and
a coat of enamel, or else with
your oil stain and varnish. I hope
you will not make the woodwork
too dark.
THE
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Special Interest Senators
THE PUBLIC was asleep at 3
A.M when the senate staged its
most revealing debate on price con-
trol. Asleep also were many news-
papermen.
Yet the speeches certain senators
made at that time--just as price
controls were scheduled to expire
--and the amendments they intro-
duced, give the clearest of all pic-
tures regarding who pulls the strings
to make certain senators dance.
At about 2:30 A.M. up spoke Sen.
Homer Ferguson of Michigan, his
sih, er hair more awry than usual.
He had an amendment which would
have increased the price of auto-
mobiles throughout the nation.
Ferguson did not mention the fact
that his wife and son-in-law are
heavy stockholders in a subsidiary
of one of the biggest automobile
companies--Chrysler. Nor did Sen.
Willis Robertson of Virginia men-
................................... tion it. as Sen. Ehner Thomas was
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unkind enough to do three years ago
when he threatened to expose Fer-
guson's family interest in Chrysler
unless Ferguson quit investigating
him.
However. Robertson, alert to
catch the significance of Nerguson's
amendment, warned his colleagues
that it was "tailored perfectly to
increase the price of automobiles."
"Then this is a roll-up amend-
ment." snapped Clinton Anderson of
New Mcxico. "If we want chaos in
price administration, this is the
easiest way to gt it I have ever
seen."
Then. tttrning to Ferguson, the
New Mexico senator observed: "It
applies primarily o the automobile
industry."
"The senator is correct." ad-
mitted Ferguson. "Why should that
industry be discriminated against?"
"The profits of automobile manu-
facturers were reasonably good,
were they not?" Anderson shot back.
referring to the fact that most big
motor companies have just cele-
brated their highest profits in his-
tory.
"Now we come to the secret. The
senators want to fix prices so as to
determine profits," angrily shouted
thq Michigan senator.
Ferguson had reason to expect
his automobile amendment to pass
like other special-interest amend-
ments, log-rolled through in the
early hours of the morning. But it
was defeated--with Michigan's other
senator. Blair Moody of Detroit, vot-
ing against it.
Heartsick Senator
One of the greatest speeches of
the inflation debate was delivered
in the senate a about 3 A.M. It was
by a man whose banking firm has
made him a multimillionaire but
who fought vigorously against the
big-business lobbies--Herbert Leh.
man of New York.
Though Lehman is 73 years old
and served as governor of New
York more terms than any man in
history, he is new to the senate. And
he seemed hurt and disappointed at
the mad scramble of his colleagues
to vote for the special interests.
Finally he rose, and speaking sad-
ly, softly, said:
"What I am about to say is not
going to please my colleagues in
the senate. Yet I must say it. Here
we are engaged in a life-and-death
struggle, a struggle for survival
against the most ruthless enemy in
history, fighting on two fronts, on
the military and on the economic.
"We ought to be engaged exclu-
sively in considering legislation to
benefit all the people of the coun.
try, legislation to keep our country
on a sound economic basis. Yet,
here I see and hear senator after
senator rise. not to concern him.
self with the issues before us. bat to
play politics, to blast the Adminis-
tration. I tell you. it has made my
heart sick to hear all this. It makes
"me feel that we are betraying the
people who send us down here.
"We are about to pass a bill
which is a bad bill, a bill which is
not in the interest of the people
of our country," Lehman continued.
"I know there is nothing I can say
which is going to reverse the trend
and bring bout the ends I and
many of my associates and the peo-
ple seek. Deep down in our hearts.
we all know that these ends are
necessary. Yet some are acting
without regard to what is right.
But I hope that we are not going
to be supine or atisfied with what
we have done.
"I assume that what I have said
will not set welt with some of my
colleagues," Lehman concluded.
"Yet I am glad I said it. I think
it is something which had to be said
on the floor of the senate."
Peanuts and Milk
Senators Ed Thye, Minnesota Re-
publican, and Warren Mgnuson.
Washington Democrat, also pushed
through an amendment to freeze
dairy and peaunt products at their
present high prices. But Senator
Anderson objected.
"The LiE we are consiflering is
designed to try to put ceilings on
prices," he said. "How is a measure
that would prevent prices from
dropping germane to a bill that is
trying to put on ceilings?"
Creation of about 19,000 farms /
and a substantial boost in agri-
cultural production is a predicted t
result of the program of water I
]and land development in the Mis-
souri river basin/ [
Most farm people in North
Dakota use the research and 9th-
er technical information of
"the
agricultural experiment station
and the U.S. department of agri-
culture.
Commodity Credit Corporation
guarantees of storage use to en-
courage construction of commer-
cial grain storage facilities in
areas where needed will be avail-
able through June 30, 1951.
I Nt.00IICK
Betty Crocker ;
Double-Quick Recipe
00m00.ocm's P00PmT calls for
Made Extra.luscious with Snowdrift!
For success-do the first:
1. Have ingredients at room temperature (70
to 75*). In hot w¢her use milk and eggs di-
rectly from refrigerator.
2. Preheat oven to 350* (moderate).
3. Rub 2 round layer pans, 8 x 1½ in., gener-
ously with ssowvswr and dust with flour.
4. Measure level for accuracy with standard
measuring cups and spoons.
5. Si# COLD M "Kitchen-tested" Enriched
Flour, then spoon lightl into cup and level
off[. Do not pack.
Sift together into bowl:
i% cups (1½ cups plus 2 tablespoons)
sifted Gold MmJal Flow
1½ cups sugar
* I A teaspoons soda
* 1 teaspoon suit
½ cup cocoa
Add: ½ cup SNOWDRIFT
! cup milk
i teaspoon peppermint sxtract
(not all of peppermint)
Beat vigorously with spoon for 2 minutes by
eleck (about 150 strokes per minute). You may
rest a moment when beating hy hand; just
count actual boating time or strokes. O mix
with electric mixer on medium speed (middle
of dial) for 2 minutes. Scrape sides and bottom
of bowl constantly.
Add: V to cup unbeaten eggs 12 meclluml
Continue beating 2 minutes more, scraping
bowl constantly. Pour batter into prepared
pans. Bake 30 to 35 minutes in moderate oven
(350°), or until top springs back when lightly
touched. Cool, frost with-
CANDY MOUNTAIN ICING:
Stir until well blended in a small saucepan ½
cup sugar, 2 tbsp. water and V4 cup white
corn syrup. Boil rapidly to 242 ° (mixture spins
a 6- to 8-in. thread or a few drops form a firm
ball when dropped into cold water). When
mixture begins to boil, start beating 1/4 cup
egg whites (2). Beat until stiff enough to hold
a peak.
Pour hot syrup slowly in a thin steady stream
into beaten egg whites, beating constantly with
electric or rotary beater until mixture stands in
very sti peaks. Blend in % cup crushed pep-
permint-stick candy or ½ tsp. peppermint ex-
tract
*lJ you use oo MEDAL Self-Rising Flour, omit
salt, reduce soda to V4 tap.; and add z tap. red
food coloring.
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Snowdrift is emulsorized. And only an
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your ingredients thoroughly and quickly
-in the same bowl. Without creaming!
Without egg-beating!
And-easy as it is-your Peppermint-
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Snowdrift,will be lighter, richer, moister
than it could possibly be with ordinary
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What's more-Snowdrift is pure, a//-
vegetable shortening. So that grand
peppermint flavor shines right through.
SNOWDRIFT is made of costlier
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