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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER RELIEVE Toease irritation, iormnj".'i- catej cotit of protection Le- C u D tweon tLia and cimtinjr. lJ- clothes, apply Mexsans, CnnCC soothing oUillLw muiiicatej ponder. PA TTERNSjy. : iifiinn vr Js JS. II U U 1 Respect I T"HE other day when I was at the A studio I decided to call on my old friend Sidney Franklin. tie s their top producer now, and the ' :J'i only one who has proved himself 's worthy of stepping into Irving i shoes. If you challenge this I'd like to remind you that it was Sidney who directed such films as "The Good Earth," "Barretts of Wimpole Street," "Smilin" Through," and "The Guards ; man." And he 32-4- AH-- r 6 -- IM. SNAPPY FACTS ABOUT RUBBER Thal-berg- ,r -- '..'''' i Wa f ;-.- r '''.-'"-"".- V " , . has produced "Goodbye, Miniver," ame r MmM Mr. Chips." "Mrs. "Mad- Curie," "Random Har- 8592 for a record? IIP ll ..v:.'-i;iV;MSl- r I 1 - Refresh Yourself With Chilled Drinks (See Recipes Below) Frosty Foods Lynn Chambers' Menu Point-Savin- g Along about summertime, should be a new word added there to our Macaroni Salad Buttered Asparagus Pickled Beets Rolls and Butter cooluscious. That's luscious right, something cool and to make us forget sweltering sun, high temperature and humidity. In this class of foods come the cool, tinkling drinks, dewy salads ana irosxy vocabularies Strawberry Parfait Fruited Tea Cookies Recipe given. aes-sert- s. f Even the main dish can be minutes. Pour into sterile jar and cool, a filling store until ready to use in refrigerameal salad for tor. Use 4 to 5 tablespoons to glass 1 those' who want filled full with ice and water. Cooling salads may be either the hearty foods, jellied tuna or salm- mainstay of the meal, accompanion molds with icy ment to the meat or a dessert. Reccucumber sauce, ipes for each of the types are given here: or heaps of satisfying potato salad. Macaroni Salad. Whole meals can be made from cool foods, but it's a good idea to (Serves 8) have something warm, even if only 1 package macaroni toasted or heated rolls so the family 3 tablespoons grated onion Sometimes does not tire of them. M cup chopped green pepper you'll find a cup of hot tea more M cup chopped stuffed olives cooling with cool foods than an iced 1 cup chopped tart red apple drink; other times, it's just the opi cup chopped nuts posite. Let your judgment guide 1 tablespoon lemon juice you. 1 teaspoon salt of Let's begin with a round-u- p cup salad dressing Cook macaroni in boiling salted cooling drinks, some plain, some water until tenpartified : Drain. Rinse der. Frost. Strawberry with hot water. 1 pint strawberries Chill thoroughly. 1 pint lemon ice Add remaining inCarbonated water Clean and crush berries. Pour gredients and toss lightly. Serve in ,fnto six glasses. Add lemon ice and lettuce cups. Btir until well mixed, then fill glasses crisp Molded Beet Salad. with carbonated water. (Serves 6) Fruited Tea. 1 tablespoon unflavored gelatin (Serves 8) M cup cold water 3 lemons cup boiling water 1 water cup boiling Vi cup lemon juice 1 cup granulated sugar 1 teaspoon sugar 1 quart cold, strong tea 1 teaspoon salt 3 oranges, sliced ZVi cups cooked shredded beets Vi cup maraschino cherries 94 cup diced celery 1 cup canned apricots 2 tablespoons grated horseradish Squeeze juice from lemons. Cover Soak gelatin in cold water. Add skins with water and let stand until to cool. boiling water, stir until dissolved.; off water Drain, pressing skins. Combine with lemon Add lemon juice, salt, sugar and sugar, Add re iuice. Add tea, orange slices, juice chill until mixture thickens. well. Mix Pour drained from cherries and ingredients. apricots. maining a Chill. been which into mold has rinsed and Chop apricots cherries; add with ice to cold water. Chill until firm. beverage just bef- with ore serving. Unmold on lettuce and garnish with green pepper slices. ills? Save Used Fats! Cherry Milk Flip. I tablespoons canned cherry juice tablespoons corn syrup Few grains salt cup milk Blend cherry juice with corn syr-P- Add salt and stir in cold milk. iTirn into chilled glass and top with spoonful of whipped cream, gar-"s- h with fresh or canned cherry and 8 sprig of fresh mint. Yield 1 glass. Lemonade Syrup. (Makes 1 nint) cup lemon juice 2 cups boiling water 1 cup Save Used Fats! Frozen Pear Salad. (Serves 4) pound soft American cheese Vi cup top milk li cup mayonnaise 1 cup cream or evaporated milk, whipped 2 tablespoons sugar 8 halves canned pears U teaspoon salt i Watercress Rub cheese through sieve and mix together all ingredients except pears granulated sugar squeeze juice from water over them lemons. Pour and let stand 15 Drain, press water from junutes. "jw. then combine with juice and 6ar m saucepan. Simmer for 10 f J r vlA and watercress. Arrange pears, core side down in flat dish and pour over them the cheese mixture. until unmold on watercress. stiff, Desserts that are are these: and point-eas- y Strawberry Parfait. menu-perfe- Lynn Says Cool -- Lunch Quickies: For quick r"""w lunches, store sandwich e&igerator. When ready to 5eye, take out spread bread: W grated carrot with chopped pery, mayonnaise, salt withmbiine and pep- - chPPed ireen pepper and spread lad dressing orf,fi .d tomatoes. too! This is col-"ju- lt Dirt? 6 leftover salmon, mix with rellshmayonnaise and use on J, rvu ,or whole wheat bread, leftover ham loaf is good win DunLmustard or horseradish on wmpenuckel bread. biZPPed eggs com-S?- 1 iced stuffed olives, salt ar,d PPer Im best on toasted white bread. - hard-boile- d i!?tter' then ct (Makes Vi pints) cup sugar U cup cold water 1 egg separated 1 pint strawberries 1 cup cream or evaporated milk, whipped Boil sugar and water until syrup forms a thread. Pour over beaten egg yolk, beating constantly. Combine stiflly beaten egg white and beat until cool. Chill, fold in berries which have been pressed through a sieve and whipped cream. Put ir refrigerator tray and freeze. Vi Guess there can be no protest Franklin about whose shoes Sidney Sidney Franklin is standing in! We've been friends for so many years I don't like to count them. Let's settle for a quarter of a century! So when I breezed up to his office I knew I'd be welcome. However, I knocked politely and waited. A barking dog answered me, so I opened the door and walked in. What met my startled glance? Four solemn men were seated in a semicircle looking intently at Sidney, who was crawling on his hands and knees from behind the couch, barking! "What gives?" says I. Sidney rose, blushed a little, and extended his hand. "I haven't gone to the demnition bowwows," says he. "I was just acting out the pup's 'AQ 7' MlII w v ?, y LA The B. F. Goodrich Co. f it Atths beginning of tfieyearoorstoclf pile of natural rubber was less than one quarter of what It was at the time of Pearl Harbor. Unless plantations are recaptured from the Japs and Immediately put Into operation our Imports of crude are not expected to exceed 80,000 tons in 1944. 1 H mi i O requirements, perhaps tons or more a year, and as much additional as can be justified through the free play of economic forces to meet then current civilian needs. This is the recommendation of John L. Collyer, president of 200,-OO- JM A m i ii ii i dress have identical yokes. For the older child, make the set with a pastel or beige or navy flannel coat and bonnet the dress of dimity or organdie. If, H- - 4i& 14' BICboMeli Pattern No. 8592 is in sizes 1, 2, 3, and 5 years. Size 2. coat and bonnet, re material; dress quires 23,s yards of and panties require Z3 yards. Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly more time is required In eiling orders for a few of the most popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: h scene!" For Afternoons There's Teamwork After h war American synthetic plants should produce enough to meet our military i Li. vest," and "White Cliffs."How'sthat fc w law. 8646 M-G-- M J Motlier-in-La- The Zulus of South Africa re-auire a man to stand at a distance when he addresses his mother-in- - gored and And there you have the answer to fitted frock with trim, narrow his success; there isn't even the belt and flattering waist with simsmallest role in any of his pictures ple to be made up in nice that doesn't come alive in Sidney's fabrics. Use one of the small-flowoffice before the scenario is handed design sheer rayon crepes, over to the director and actors. an print cotton, navy blue These men with him were writers, rayon crepe or a d director, and art director. They filed out soberly, as we all do when we Pattern No. 8646 is In sizes 32, 34, 38. have just been impressed by some Size 34, short 40, 42, 44 and 46. one's knowledge and integrity, leav- 38, ma sleeves, requires 4 ',4 yards of Sid and me to talk about the old terial; 4' yards of material. ing days; about those years of struggle and all they entail. Sidney likes to Baby Clothes talk about the past. So do I. LOVELY for a tiny baby when Sidney came here from San Franset is done in cisco 30 years ago. He was then a white rayon silk or fine handker school boy on a summer vacation, chief linen. The small coat and hanging around the gates of the old Selig studio and trying to catch a glimpse of the mysteries beyond. One day a husky guy was unload ing equipment from a big van. He V saw this shy kid looking up at him with eager eyes. "Wanta lug this camera into the studio for me?" A BEAUTIFULLY V-ne-ck er all-ov- er polka-dotte- m4 SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montgomery Street Calif. San Francisco Enclose 20 cents In coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No Size... Many Insects Name Address 1 -- Safe Crossing h Vegetable$ h Flowers Actuaries estimate that the chances of making a safe Journey between the United States and England today are 994 in 1,000 when traveling by ship and 996 when traveling by plane. Shrubs iiui.yfyr v'!T" iTobMcoss tJy--- ncornorn S M X Gadgets to Grease Paint Sidney sprang into action, and once inside those gates, they couldn't get rid of him. There was drive and determination in that kid. By the time he took a job in the old Hobart Bosworth studio, about a year later, he had schooled himself to do so many chores, and to do them well, that he was nicknamed Sid Detail. Then came that memo rable day when an actor didn't show up. He was scheduled to play opposite a growling grizzly bear! Sev eral actors refused the role. At last driven to desperation, the director yelled, "Where's Sid Detail?" Around the corner came little Sid so thin he could sit on a dime and show the edges. He looked at the bear. The bear looked at him But Sid Detail was used to taking orders, and the director was telling him what he was to do in the scene. An hour later, when the cameras stopped grinding, a come dian was born. He could have taken his place beside Harold Lloyd or the others. Brawn and Brain All of us urged him to go on act ing. But he lacked the tion actors need. Direction inter ested him more. In that capacity he could express himself behind the camera, pulling the strings, a shadowy figure on the sidelines, But, having the potentialities of a fine actor, he helps his writers to visualize scenes, always acting out every role until they themselves can detect any false situations or actions. A hard taskmaster all perfectionists are. But his writers love him, even when he wears them to the bone. 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