The New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 22, 1948 Page: 3 of 8
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THE NEW ULM ENTERPRISE, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1M8
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Mm a fine director, good cast and
longer. It is a United Artists re-
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Good Refreshers
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rebelled until they were convinced
that undulating tresses were marks
of manhood in the 17th century.
12 stalwart men and 24 boys went
under the curling Irens in prepara-
tion for a mass sword-play se-
quence in “Adventures of Don
use, of this all -purpose raw. Fine for
cutting firewood, fence posts, wee
alternate palms on a bundle of
broom straws.
The four Freedom Train operettas
written by Gordon Jenkins and Tom
Adair and performed on the Dick
Haymes show, have been recorded
and will be placed in the national
archives, along with the documents
displayed on the Freedom Train.
Dust which accumulates in the
unit compartment at the bottom of
the refrigerator should be cleaned
out periodically.
Ranges will give better service if
pilot lights are alwava kept cleaned.
Six years ago, in “Somewhere
ru Find You,” Van Johnson ap-
peared with Clark Gable, if H can
be called appearing; he was seen
looking over Gable’s shoulder. In
“Command Decision” they'll co-
star. Johnson as a sergeant, Gable
Perry Como leaves soon for Holly-
wood and Metro’s “Words and Mu-
sic." in which he will play himself.
He has been turning down picture
offers, because the three films he
made were unsatisfactory.
The outside should be wiped daily
to prevent an accumulation of dirt.
A damp cloth to remove finger-
prints as soon as they are made
will keep the finish gleaming.
Wipe spilled foods immediately be-
fore they get a chance to dry and
require an extra portion of elbow
Willard Waterman, of the CBS
“Guiding Light" and “The Whis-
tler," made a hole-in-one recently
on the fifth hole at San Fernando
golf course. Next time out he de-
veloped a case of tight arm—and
took eight strokes for that same
hole!
Danny Thomas, CBS Friday night
comedy star, has been set for a
starring role in an MGM musical to
be filmed this summer. The ar-
rangement is really solid; Louis B.
Mayer promised the role to Danny
at a Hollywood gathering.
Eggs cooked in the shell wiu look
and taste better if simmered in-
stead of boiled.
on “The Greatest Story Ever
Told,” had a footsteps problem
when the ABC program started.
Footsteps in Biblical times sounded
much different than they do today.
To simulate the sound of soft-soled
shoes and sandals, Terry treads on
gravel; when the action takes
Easily Built Garage with
Extra Storage Space
Bob Burns, who has been without
a radio show for the past year, hopes
to return in the fall as star of “The
Country Editor,” a comedy now
being prepared for audition. Bob
also is being considered for a dra-
matic series on television, but things
are complicated by the fact that he
wants to incorporate a monologue
and play his bazooka, while execu-
tives hold out for straight drama.
LYNN SAYS:
Equipment Wears Better
With Dally Care
Refrigerators should be defrosted
at least once a week. Excess form-
ing of ice can be avoided if you
keep the door closed. Get what you
need out of the refrigerator quickly
to prevent air from entering.
The interior of the refrigerator
may be cleaned with warm water
to which is added a bit of baking
soda. Never use abrasives on the
enalnel.
* Cold Salmon Salad
Potato Chips
Toasted, Buttered Rolls
Carrot Sticks
Radishes
Pickle Fans
Ice Box Lemon Pie
Beverage
on
haven’t
Reason
Welcome the Crowd with Mocha Punch
(See recipes below)
ing sunback frock for
weather plus a pel
with scalloped elo
catcher for certain!
The price which the atomic energy
commission is paying the Vanadium
corporation for uranium also is se-
cret, but a member of the joint
congressional committee on atomic
energy predicted that the metal may
become almost as precious as dia-
monds. Since the richest deposits
are all outside the United States and
could be cut off in case of war, this
domestic supply becomes
more valuable.
But the Navajos, sitting
of nature’s jackpots, so far
been able to collect a cent,
for this again is largely obscured by
secrecy, and only part of the story
can be told within the' limits of na-
tional security.
For one thing, uranium does not
exist in its pure form on the reserva-
tion but must be extracted as a by-
product from vanadium. The only
leases to dig for vanadium on Navajo
territory—six in all—are held by the
Vanadium corporation. These leases
specify that the IndTans will be paid
10 per cent royalty on all mineral
compounds—except vanadium com-
pounds.
In the latter case, the royalty Is
stipulated as 10 per eent of the
vanadium oxide, a metal used to
toughen steel. Slnee uranium Is
part of the raw vanadium ore until
processed, the company conceiv-
ably might get away with paying
royalty only on the comparatively
valueless vanadium oxide, not on
the other raw vanadium out of
which uranium comes.
The Indian service takes the view
that uranium is a separate metal
apart from vanadium, therefore i$
subject to the full 10 per cent royalty
fee.
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Stalin's Cigarette Case
COMRADE ANDREI GROMYKO,
Russia's dour-faced ambassador to
the United Nations, always looks as
if he had a grouch on when-snapped
by photographers. Actually, he has
a sense of humor. Or so a fellow
diplomat found when he told Gro-
myko this story.
At Yalta, Winston Churchill took
out his handsome gold cigarette
case and offered Stalin and FDR a
cigarette. The cigarette case evoked
considerable admiration — especially
the inscription: "To Winston from
his colleagues in the house of com-
mons.”
A little later Roosevelt took out his
cigarette case and offered the con-
ferring statesmen a cigarette. His
case also evoked admiration, includ-
ing the inscription which read: “To
FDR from the boys on Capitol Hill.”
Next it was Stalin's tom to flash
a diamond-studded cigarette case.
Its Inscription read: “To Count
Ssecheny from Ms friends at the
Jockey club.”
Gromyko listened carefully, roared
with laughter
David Farrar, one of Great Brifc
■in's outstanding actors,- has signed
■ contract with Warner Brothers to
appear opposite Bette Davis in
“Ethan Frome”; production starts
when she finishes her next assign-
ment, the comedy, “June Bride.”
Farrar has been seen by American
audiences in several British pictures,
“Freida” and the beautiful but
gather dull “Black Narcissus.”
Alfred Hitchcock is regarded as
filmland's chief contributor to title
monamania. His passion for one-
word titles has given us 11 of them
so far; can you name themT “Rope,"
"Rebecca,” "Suspicion," “Spell-
bound"—that's a start.
If the crowd is hungry you can
add some sandwiches to serve with
the punch or milk shakes if you are
entertaining a crowd of youngsters.
Here are sandwiches easy to make
with materials easy to keep on hand:
Deviled ham and cream cheese
with lettuce on whole wheat or rye
bread.
Egg salad alone or combined with
sliced ham or tongue on wheat or
white bread.
Peanut butter mixed with honey
and chopped dates on toasted white
bread.
Crisp bacon, crumbled and mixed
with cold baked beans and chopped
mustard pickle on white bread.
Cold canned chicken, chopped and
mixed with celery, minced and green
pepper.
Finely diced bologna with finely
shredded cabbage, prepared mus-
tard, salt and moistened with sand-
wich spread.
Cold meat loaf sliced thin and
spread with chili sauce.
Dried beef, washed and minced,
then mixed with cream cheese and
seasoned with minced onion and a
dash of horseradish.
Prepared Smithfield ham
cream cheese or chopped
cooked eggs or mayonnaise.
Ground leftover meat (pork, beef
or ham roast) mixed with chopped
hard-cooked eggs, grated raw car-,
rots and mayonnaise.
Minced baked or cooked ham
mixed with chopped hard-cooked
eggs, and seasoned with a dash of
dry mustard, mayonnaise and a bit
of grated onion and Worcestershire
sauce.
Deviled ham mixed with chili
sauce and softened butter, spread
on freshly toasted white bread.
Tuna fish and chopped olives,
mixed with mayonnaise.
Peanut butter combined with
orange juice and chopped dates.
Reku*d br WNU Fnturs
Odds and Ends . . . Said Lionel
Barrymore on the “Key Largo”
set, “I autograph all my etch-
ings 'Brooklyn Bridge* because
they're that bard to sell.” . . .
Claude Rains achieved stardom in
a movie in which he was never
seen, “The Invisible Man.” . . .
Miteh Lelsen, the director, owns a
clgaret case wMch plays Schu-
bert’s “Serenade” when It's opened
. . . Palm Springs, movie stars* fa-
vorite health resort, didn’t do right
by Robert Hutton; he went there,
feeling perfectly well, to play
tennis, and came away with a ter-
rible cold . . . The gorgeous jewel-
ry Ann Sheridan wears in "Silver
River” is all from her own eollee-
tlon.
1 egg, well beaten
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
3 cups sifted flour
1/2 cup buttermilk
1/2 cup apple butter or tart jam
Granulated sugar
Cream together shortening and
sugar; add egg. Sift together the
dry ingredients and blend in alter-
nately with buttermilk. Chill until
easy to handle. Roll to an eighth
of an inch thickness then cut with
2 1/2 inch cookie cutter. Put togeth-
er in pairs with apple butter or
jam in the center. Press edges to-
gether with a fork. Sprinkle with
sugar. Place on greased cookie
sheet about an inch apart and bake
in a very hot (400 degree) tfven for
12 to 15 minutes.
Britala Will Fight Rris
FYNE ALL-IMPORTANT Q U E 8-
v HON debated by war chiefs dur-
ing recent defense discussions was
whether Great Britain would throw
its weight with the U. S. in cum of
■ Red army sweep across Europe.
It id no secret that there has been
strong sentiment in war-weary Brit-
ain for aitting out the next war.
Five years of buzz-bombs and living
in air-raid shelters have made a lot
of Britishers feel that neutrality may
be the best policy.
Incidentally this opinion is also
widely held by many Frenchmen,
Belgians, Dutch and other conti-
nentals.
The answer to this question was
all-important to U. S. defense plan-
ners. They had to figure out in ad-
vance whether the United States
would be able to have air bases near
the European continent. With the
Red army probably sweeping to the
English Channel in a few weeks in
case of war, Britain and Spain would
be the only potential bases usable
by the United States.
However, definite word has now
been given the United States by
the British government that, if
Russia attacks, Britain will fight.
British bases will be available to
American bombers.
NavajM Owa Valuable UH
IT NOW LOOKS AS IF the pov-
erty-stricken Navajo Indians, trying
to scratch a precarious living from
the wastelands of Arizona and New
Mexico, may own one of the most
priceless pieces of property in the
U. S.
For some time our chief worry in
production of atomic energy was the
fact that all uranium deposits lay
outside the United States. However,
it now appears^that the Navajos
have been tending their pitiful flocks
above a hidden atomic treasure. For,
upon the Navajo reservation in the
upper corner of Arizona and New
Mexico, the Vanadium Corporation
of America has been quietly extract-
ing uranium.
Further details regarding this
operation must remain a military
secret. One amazing fact can be
revealed. So far, the Navajos
haven’t received one penny for the
uranium taken from their land.
Instead, the profits have been
raked in by the Vanadium eorpoea-
is blended add the nuts and raisins.
Drop by spoonfuls on a greased or
oiled cookie sheet about two inches
apart. Bake in a moderately hot
(375 degree) oven for 15 minutes.
Apple Butter Cookies
(Makes 24)
1/2 cup shortening
Versatile homemakers keep sup-
plies on hand to prepare tasty re-
freshments for unexpected friends
who may drop in for a visit or after
a game of bowling or golf.
It's well to keep the cookie jar
stocked for just such occasions. An-
other idea is to keep packaged ice
cream in the freezer compartment
of the refrigerator or the home
freezer and your problem of what
to serve is solved. There are any
number of ways to serve ice cream
with frozen, fresh or canned fruit,
and, of course, it’s wonderful to
use in milk shakes, sodas, sundaes
and coolers that can be prepared
with little effort.
A large bowl of milk punch with
ice cream floating on top will be
a taste-tempting and satisfying
drink to serve for a large crowd.
Pass this with cookies or sand-
wiches made from items on the
emergency shelf. Any large
may be used for the punch.
Mocha Punch
(Serves 12)
1 quart chocolate iee cream
1 quart freshly-made coffee,
chilled
1/2 teaspoon almond flavoring
Few grains of salt
1/2 pint whipping cream
1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg
Chill coffee in refrigerator,
prepare punch, pour coffee
punch bowl, add half of the
EXENRY MORGAN can shako the
41 dust of radio from Ms heels if
he can continue to make pictures as
his first one. “So.This Is
thoroughly. Sift together dry in-
gredients. Add gradually blending
thoroughly. Shape into a roll and
wrap in waxed paper. Chill thor-
oughly. Cut in slices 1/8-inch thick
and bake on sheets in a hot (375 de-
gree) oven for 10 minutes.
Here are other cookies which keep
well and are nice to have already
in tlje cookie jar:
Hermits
(Makes 4 dozen)
3/4 cup lard
1 1/2 cups brown sugar, firmly
packed
3 eggs, well beaten
2 1/2 cups sifted flour
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup seedless raisins
1 cup ehopped walnuts
Cream together the lard and
gar. Add eggs,, and then fold in
flour which has been sifted with
the spices. Just before all the flour
Dick Taylor, young Warner Broth-
ers contract player, has a dual role
in “Key Largo” but never speaks;
in one role he was the photograph
of Lauren Bacall's dead husband,
and in the other he was the photo-
graph of Lionel Barrymore's dead
son.
DAINTY as ean be—and so easy
to sew, tool This prettily
trimmed dress is rat on princess
lines, has a narrow back-belt that
ties in a bow. For school or parties.
To
into
r________r ice
cream, salt, and stir until partially
melted. Whip cream until stiff, add
flavoring and blend. Fold
whipped cream and rest of ice
cream. Sprinkle lightly with nut-
meg and serve immediately.
What about those easy to bake
cookies at the last minute? Yes,
refrigerator cookies are wonderful
made just before serving because
they take less than a quarter of
an hour to bake. Have the dough
ready for just such emergencies as
this.
Butterscotch Refrigerator Cookies
(Makes St)
1/2 cup butter or shortening
1 cup brown sugar
1 egg, well beaten
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
11/2 cups sifted flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
Work shortening or butter
light and fluffy. Add sugar gradual-
ly and cream until light. Add well-
beaten egg and vanilla and mix
thoroughly.
IF you know the difference be-
tween a hammer and a saw, you
shouldn't have any difficulty with
this 13- ft x 20 ft garage. Even
don’t want to do all the
yourself, the pattern
of construction provides all
the information needed to buy your
own materials and to act as your
own contractor.
result is one of the funniest pictures
seen in ■ long time. An interesting
twist is given when Morgan’s voice
is heard occasionally describing the
action seen on the screen. The cast
includes Rudy Vallee, Hugh Herbert
and Bill Goodwin, Virginia Grey and
Dona Drake.- Arnold Stang, who
never fails to get laughs on Morgan’s
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The New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 22, 1948, newspaper, April 22, 1948; New Ulm, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1215541/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Nesbitt Memorial Library.