By Charlotte Adams
MARMALADE BISCUITS
Roll baking powder biscuit
dough one quarter inch thick. Cut
in oval shapes six inches long and
three inches wide, with round
ends. Lay on greased tin sheet.
Make one half inch cuts one inch
from and parallel with the ends.
Put one teaspoon orange marma
lade in the center. Bring one end
of dough through hole in the other
end. Press edges together and bake
15 minutes at 400°.
VANILLA MOUSSE
Vi pint cream
V4 cup sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
Few grains of salt
Beat cream until stiff. Then
beat in sugar, vanilla and salt. If
cream is very thick add top milk
slowly while beating so that mix
ture may be light and fluffy.
Freeze in tray of mechanical re
frigerator or put in small individ
ual molds. Cover tightly and pack,
using equal parts of ice and coarse
rock salt.
When mother and baby go visit
ing, it’s a good idea for mother to
include a waterproof pad in baby’s
kit for diapers.
Bias-cut slips usually are good
for slender figures, but straight
cut slips stay down better over
the knees and are better suited to
stout figures and large hips.
Pathetic Pleas
Made For Ships
(A*) Newsfeatures
JOHANNESBURG, South Afri
ca—A shipping bottleneck is keep
ing more than 200 South Africans
from visiting Europe to hunt for
missing next-of-kin, while more
than 10,000 persons are waiting
in England for passage to South
Africa.
“Every day we receive pathetic
letters,” said an immigration and
passport officer, “but there is lit
tle we can do. Our allocation
works out at 50 berths a month,
out of which urgent business and
other priorities must be accommo
dated.
“Some of the South Africans
stranded in England are young
war widows and children in dire
financial straits because of being
unable to return home.”
The South Africans waiting for
passsage to Europe are mostly nat
uralized settlers from the Balkan
countries, many of whom left
their families behind. The Red
Cross and other organizations have
made strenuous efforts to find
some trace of their kin. without
success.
Price Control Traced
To Revolution Days
PHILADELPHIA— OF) —War
I time price control is nothing new
here—in fact it’s 169 years old.
The Continental Congress ap
proved the establishment of a
price control program in 1776.
Among the items regulated were
coffee, rum, molasses, cocoa, choc
olate, pepper and salt.
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Germans Vote
For Social Union
FRANKFURT, Jan. 28 — (/P) —
The slightly right of center Chris
tian Social union emerged today
as the dominant party in the rural
areas of the U. S. occupation zone
of Germany. The Germans, on the
basis of returns of yesterday’s
zone-wide election took a slightly
left swing.
The Social Democrats, who led
in similar elections a week ago
Sunday in greater Hesse, in com
munities of less than five thou
sand persons was a runnerup yes
terday to the Social Union.
The Communists were a poor
third. Largely Catholic Bavaria
swung the balance in favor of the
Social Union.
Better be broad-minded than
broad-shouldered, but a little of
both makes a good combination
for any man.
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DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
Edward G. Nelson, missionary,
of White Mountain has filed an
Application for Permit to Cut
Timber for Free Use, Serial No.
0986, for firewood.
Helen M. Bockman,
Acting Register.
In China the classics were cut
into tablets which were printed by
hand in 175 A.D.
Service Men Get
Pony College Paper
SANTA ANA, Calif.—(/P)—San
ta Ana Junior College announced
what it believed to be the “first
experiment of its kind in the col
legiate journalism.” It is a pony
edition of the campus newspaper,
El Don, for mailing to ex-students
now overseas. The miniautre 4
| page paper is of letter-page size,
8Vfe by 11 inches.
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