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Show LAYTON JOURNAL, DECEMBER 15, 1949 LAYTON, UTAH. THURSDAY, FINICKY TASTES one place in the world where art can be billed in big, bold capital letters, it is the Louvre in Paris, for centuries the cradle of the world's richest of masterpieces. This is the treasure house is a "must" in the grand tour of any art lover. The tour begins in the long corridor (left) which leads to the entrance of the art gallery of the Louvre. As it now stands, the Louvre is 750 yards long, 182 yards wide and about 85 feet high. Photo below shows the "grand staircase" which leads up to the treasured "Winged Victory." This scene O If there w col-lecti- that t h e architectural beauty of the palace itself, aside illustrates from its being a storehouse art pieces. World- - Cradle Of Art of Needlework Variety CRANBERRIES TO COOK THEM & HOW bulletin illustrated in fujj A all you should know ,u,u eolor tells youold recipes, new recites. cranberries, e Food Choice Labels Mind The ever WASHINGTON. acperson may not realize it. but or his cording to the psychiatrists, her tastes in food is a good indication of whether the person is neurotic or an illiterate. For Instance, the mental doctors ay, any man who doesnt like fried eggs may be either a neurotic or an illiterate. In fact, if one is unusually finicky about food, that may be a clue to his mental status. Tests have shown that while practically every normal man likes fried eggs, one out of five neurotic men dont like their eggs fried. And among illiterates, one out of 10 say no to fried eggs. Take the humble cabbage and spinthe ach. Only three per cent of normal males said they didnt like cabbage or spinach. But almost a third of the neurotics and illiterates tested hated both. Normals Not Finicky Prof. Richard Walden of Western Reserve university ran the food tests on neurotics. Using 20 foods, he found that 62 per cent of the neurotics' said they disliked three or more items. And among the normal, only 11 per cent were so INEZ GERHARD DAJLL made a hit In his JOHN "The Com Is picture. Green"; in his fourth. Alfred Hitchcocks "Rope", he got the big break that every actor yearns for. lie has his first sympathetic role in a long time in "Deadly Is the Female", for United Artists. But his is no over-nigsuccess. He learned his trade the hard way, By popping' tkx it b TINDER NO Hints rw fin I'fntdi-m- ht MINCEMEAT MUFFINS Moist and tender made uitb Kellogg's 1 cup cup sugar 1 egg 5, cup milk 1 1 cup prepared cup sifted flour mincemeat 3 teaspoons 2 tablespoons baking powder shortening teaspoon salt n, 1. Combine milk and mincemeat; soak about 5 minutes. 2. Blend shortemng and sugar; add egg and beat well. Stir in mixture. 3. Add sifted dry ingredients; mix only until combined. full. 4. Fill greased muffin pans Bake in mod. hot oven (400F about 25 min. Yield: 12 medium All-Bra- JOHN DALL through six years of work in stock companies and little theaters, then as a walk-oin two Broadway little pansy faces in plays, finally in a good part in a SMILING and embroidery such third one, which brought him his of lovely guest linens! Have a set Hollywood contract. He stands six rcarfl and towels, pillowcases, particular. y feet one, has brown hair and to Wants comdo a good eyes, Professor Wallen decided that the dislikes begin in early life, as edy. the result of emotional experiences John Ford, director of Argosys at meals, faulty and capricious ad"She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, of the and fear methods, Send 20 cents in coin, your name. training number. and dress pattern a maintains quarter-milliodollar new and strange." rest home and epuntry club in San With Professor Wallens charts Fernando muffins. Dept. Sewlnc Orels Needlecraft III. Valley for war veterans. sr 80. P O. Bss 5H0. Cbiea America's most for a starting base, William D. . ... .1 War World II, he headed During famous oatural Altus of Santa Barbara college a laxative cereal Navy photo unit of O. S. S. The on tests tor diets et intried somewhat similar club is operated by a trust fund, sufficient bulk of these Results Illiterates. army and can neither be sold nor comtry bowlful NO. tests were made public in an arti- mercialized. "She Wore a Yellow today Name cle written for the Journal of Con- Ribbon" is dont Mother Knows Address sulting Psychology. miss It. Literacy Counts Leon Janney, playing the villainAltus said he had to discard 12 EASY) No Skill ous role of "George Stewart" in In Reverse of the 20 foods Wallen used in his Nora would Handles Is CBSs "This requited Drake, he tests. For instance, figured that A hunter claimed that his dog like putty . . snd be recognized by movie fans if he wouldn't who couldn't read anyone had the most sensitive nose of any hirdens into wood be likely to know much about mush- could be seen. He was a child animal in the world. He liked to star in and comedies "Our Gang" Too Swiss rooms or' cheese. pretell of the time that he flushed a in more serious pictures. cious,' said Altus. pheasant. The bird dashed for some underbrush and the dog was Altus didnt draw any concluMadonna Josephine Davis to go in and flush it again. ordered sions, but he suspects one reason was born at St. Paul, Minn., in The for the illiterates poor food showunfortunately, animal, 1912, appeared in recitals when picked up the birds back scent ing: They tend to be neurotic, too. 6, got plenty of laughs, and deand followed it swiftly for miles Well, what about the poor hoscided to be a comedienne. and miles. Finally he reached a tess anxious to please? What shall in Made her debut vaudeville tree. He looked up into the branchshe serve? M when 7, in films when 22 in IUUS es and barked loudly. When the who studied have (Ml OS Ct radio, on the Rudy Vallee show, Investigators he with hunter the dog caught up the chartF can give a glowing rewhen 29. Starred in her own followed the dogs gaze and saw Now has radio show, port on one food. Its disliked by the nest from which the pheasant 4 cent of the normal, only her own film company, Joan only per had been hatched two years be14 per cent of the illiterates and Davis Productions. fore. only 18 per cent of the neurotics. He never did explain how the So serve radishes, madame. In One of Hollywoods best acting egg got into that nest. pheasants any company, they appear to be roles of the year was won by a relatively safe. paralyzed veteran whod never acted before in his life. Arthur Retriever was chosen from among 32 Jurado Monument to Memorialize paraplegic veterans to play a lead"One, two, three, four, five, six, g on Suribachi ing dramatic part in The Men. seven, eight, nine, counted the visitor in an English womans WASHINGTON. D.C.-- The largest Movie-goer- s will get their mon- home, "my goodness! What a big exebe to ever sculptured figure cuted in bronze is destined for dedi- eys worth if they like Jane Rus- family." Yesm," agreed the woman cation on November 10, 1950. It de- sell when they see "Montana distributed by RKO. They proudly, as she held the family Belle, of act the six immortal the picts marines raising the Stars and will see three of her as herself, group picture up for closer inspeca boy, and wearing a tion, "a fine lot of children, Hi Stripes on Mt. Suribachi, Iwo Jima. disguised as ave, thank eaven. An weve The finished monument will rise blonde wig. to an elevation of about 100 feet managed to nyme them so that Olga Dnice, director of "The heach child as a nyme beginnin and will be an eternal shrine in House of Mystery, (MBS, Sun- with a haitch. the nations capitol to mark the received a citation the visitor. recently days) in U.S. of "Really? heroism marines all wars. The bronze is the work of sculp- from the government of Haiti for "What are their names?" Aro you going through the Well, this uns Enry, thats 'middle ege' period peculiar tor Felix de Weldon and architect her recent series of broadcasts to women 38 to 52 yrs.) t Does thl Paul Franz Jaquet, who have been exploding hitherto unexplained voo- Arold, the one on the left his Ugh, make you suffer from hot flashes, feel so nervous, highs trung tired laboring on the massive project for doo rites and other superstitions the one next to im his Erbert, Then do try Lydia G Plnkham's generally associated with the re- then Ubert, the little chap his the past four years. Vegetable Compound to relieve such Funds for the shrine were raised public. She was commended for Orris, and the two girls are Arriet symptoms Plnkham's Compound will and between Haiti in The tall good also baa what Doctors call a stofront was Etty. boy by the U.S. marine corps memorial promoting machic tonlo effect! States. United and the so we always picking things hup foundation and members of the v LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S 3SK5 nymed im Holiver. marine corps league. Press agents are always linking Patricia Neals name Purple Heart Marines romantically with male stars: first she knows about the roTo Get Tarawa History mances" is when she reads the The hisWASHINGTON, D. C. papers. Shes sure they wont tory of the battle of Tarawa, one of couple her with sny of the the series of histories covering all setors In "The Rock Bottom", marine operations in World War her new picture, however. II. will be given free of charge to Theyre mil married but one", all veterans of that campaign who she said recently, Hes Dunwere wounded and hold the Purple can Richardson, and hes only Heart medal. five years old. Veterans of the Tarawa camMcBride is paign, when making their request Mary Margaret for the volume, should include in spearheading a campaign to get their request the unit to which, they bandleaders, entertainers and the were attached when the public to donate musical instrudate they were wounded, and the ments for the Maqdahl Boys date the Purple Heart was awarded. School. St Thomas, Virgin Islands All requests should be forwarded a school for boys who have been to the historical division, headquardeserted. ters, U.S marine corps. Washington 25, D C. Wendell Corey nearly leaped out of his skin when his Officials Are Unconcerned daughter almost stepped on a huge tarantula. (He was having a As Train Robbery Reported holiday from "Holiday Affair".) Lucy said calmly "Aw, its MArLEWOOD, WIS. Door county officials werent much concerned only a ol black widow spider!" about the "great train robbery ODDS AND ENDS . . . Lucille between here and Sawyer. A special on the Ahnapee and Ball is being considered for the Western railroad was stopped by Sophie Tucker role in the movie version of the singers life, "Some two masked and pistol firing banshes about dits. The outlaws walked through of These Days as fat as the famous Sophie the coaches, demanding money f from all the passengers. They got . . , It's no coincidence that Eleanor Parker's name in The Rock It. too. The huge fez on the steam dome Bottom is Susan, the same as her baby daughter's the script of the specials engine was the tip-oto official unconcern. The train called for her to be called Lucy, a carried 103 members of the Green name she dislikes, so she got it IN . . . The Geraldine Farn-uBay Shrine club. The bandits loot changed youll see in "The Men is the was turned over to the Shrines THE ORIGINAL BAUME daughter of Frankiyn Farnum. crippled childrens fund. ANAL6ESIQUB All-Br- an n All-Bra- blue-gra- Ail-Br- an n . ! I -- fCest! action-packe- Here is the original body beautiful (right), perhaps one of the most visited pieces of art in the Louvre. Aside from the Mona Lisa and the Winged Victory, the Venus de Milo is the pride of the collection. Tourists often pause for hours to admire the ageless statue. CANS WONV 1945-4- ACS 8. Flag-Raisin- i) 0 said funo-tlon- al I! The photo at left might seem to border art lover. But this tourist wanted a picture of the Louvre building, and if he uses the statue of Cae-s- ar Augustus, or anyone else, as a tripod, it's just a means to an end no disrespect intended. The photographer is interested in the ceiling which is in reality a paintng in itself. on the irreverent to an jf Peter Pain clubs you with five-year-c- ld one-da- y sf one-thi- rd ff Another attraction, aside from the masterpieces, are the art coypists (above). They copy originals in the Louvre and sell them, often at fabulous prices. Some are so good that it takes the expert eye of a connoisseur to tell the copy from the original. m QUICK! RUB if |