Show aaww THE GARLAND: TIMES needed is it in the operation of the FOR CHEFS Schools in cooking menu average American restaurant and lunchroom The restaurant and iplanning operation are eating places of this country hotel management ire being conover largely by chefs who ducted in varioui parts of the coun- presided are strictly try with one more or leas affiiated with Yale For this we give a boys II there is one field lusty cheer in which plenty of education is Even the proper technique in fry- COLLEGE G L GARLAND UTAH A college for chefs cooks and is a crying need steward America needs It desperately The customers are tired of guinea pigs for apprentice bays whose motto Is "If yon can eat It without catsup it’s our mis- The course in hotel management is needed too What a field There of cities and towns are thousand ta America where except for one tan( if lucky) the hotels are run hired to keep by sock peddlers down expenses and operate wholly on the theory that the guest should own his plumbing kit be able bring to fix a lock and make no complaint if he has to have the hotel physician immediately after ordering the day’s special Three cheers and a tiger for that school up ta the rarified atAnd we hope of Yale mosphere Harvard and Princeton will see the light too p take" There are G I students from 38 states in the school at New Haven The boys study cooking under experts and nobody who thinks two minutes are enough for a egg makes the team No student with a fixed idea that any sandwich is tasty if well upholfinishes stered with faded lettuce his freshman year jA ng from Sorrow S yUT ot my sorrow So beautiful (fast If one but lifieo I thsll nudce a roog grief will cease others’ silently and long promise him my song ihzil bring him peace: One dear high note of hath one note of cheer And one of courage flung sgsinft the ooc tremulous low note of not One muted agonizing cry But sot And sky fear make my song s thing of light only can put forth a Star of sorrow — darker than the night— A tong thsll lift that men will hear afar And likening with facet eager — glad— Will say “Where is the sorrow that are had? Oh I shall The dtrlcnest And out — Grace Noll Crowell Cuff Stuff won a race at $43 in Miami the ether day and Shudda Haddim is still knocking himself A ‘‘Realtor! with reproachments name like that in Florida and I don’t know it’s a sure hunch!” he meet third I cried guy "Every this winter down there is selling lotsl I can’t do any handicapping the night before this race on account of everybody on the porch is We understand special attention arguin’ over real estate is paid to the matter of chicken That night around midnight pies and beef stews and that the I get waked up by a phone call in dean flunks any atudent who Insists next room and some guy starts the all a chicken pie needs to be irto look resistible is a slight segment of making an appointment At breakfast one quartered potato and a over a wing eggs are done a my boiled onion whipped in glue half hour on account of the chef is a tryln’ to sell the dishwasher As for menu planners ah bungalow cheap And on the way to Take 150000 there’a a Held! the track the taxi driver stops to s restaurants in this Yet there Is point out his acreage country today and 149923 think this skinner 'Realtor’ on the prothe menu has been radically gram and I let him go” changed if the string beans are left out the On closing day si Hialeah Seminole Indians were given their PersYes and no Dietitians? we think that the moment annual day in the infield This one onally of the White a person gets a sheepskin as a ennual observation dletltion he or she thinks it is a Man at play sends them back to the license to skimp on all the essen- Everglades thanking the Red Man's tials of lunch except eggplant and god that they have escaped civilisation coleslaw ‘Realtov' FEEL TO BE A PRIZE WINNER AND ANDY weren’ proud of himself and ready for anyTHE went FOR A FEW DAYS? STOP They were sitting in thing that came along he just job he BOYS metal chair which were placed at right after the mechanics ta saw advertised the morning Andy was half way out the door right angles to each other instead when Helen caught up with him of side by aide on the glider and paper Saturday night the whole family “where you going” she asked the glow In their eyes was replaced for the radio program gathered ‘‘I’ll bust those guys in the nose by anger wincontest of and the the telling “of all the dirty low Andy cried "The trouble is you have no amners down tricks” Helen was saying as her bition!” "But I didn’t win” Andy said wide set gray eyes flashed signals Helen laughed as she read the The long curls when the program “You act lazy I" Tears rolled down her helplessly telegram were given a toss was over "they didn’t mention lovely cheeks and still she laughed as she got to her my name and that Robert AmAndy couldn’t help laughing with feet herst won the five hundred dolher lars” Andy got up too “If they hadn’t done it we’d still He gave her the The door bell interrupted Andy be angry with each other” she one sided smile and when the messenger boy gave pointed out “and you wouldn’t have he’d brought home from war with him a be it at glanced your job — and we wouldn’t be plantelegram him and shrugged his heavy shouland ripped it open “HOW DID IT ning on getting married" ders Andy had blond curls too— tight to his well shaped head and the merriest of hazel eyes "You can say that again” he told Helen “I act lazy do I?" He thought: Well that’s that and I’ll and get as far from Hyville as pos sible When he got home the radio was playing jive and he wound one leg Stlail In Nazi Inn ACROSS over the chair beside it His mother came into the room and said Front of FONTAINE “aren’t you going to look for a job boat 8 Snow today son?” shoes fought off requests to play Abra9 Thick cord ham Lincoln saying he was a As he worried for an answer the 10 Penitential the program cinch to be typed as Lincoln and announcer interrupted season wanted to postpone it — but could to tell about a soap contest “Five Muffled not refuse the role in "The Prairie hundred dollars for first prize” he words 13 Become Years” with Engelbach directing said “just tell in liable to best!” ‘Tactful but forceful direction” — why you like 14 Chief god that’s what they aay they get from ‘Tm trying to think up an entry (BabyL) him for the contest Mom” said Andy 13 Having a his hazel eyes up and directing handle (var) grinning like an imp "only INI have 18 Kingdom Hollywood has lured two of "The to have the wrappers from three cast into its fold NW Guiding Light’ Europe bars of the darned soap" Willard 19 Tantalum Waterman "Ray Andy Tyson tried not to understarts work as Bing Crosby’s (sym) he had 20 Mysterious ta “Riding stand that she inferred stuffy wasted too many afternoons He 21 Obnoxious and Betty Gerson the feHigh" enmade of his work wording great male lead will have a leading role plant try and addressed the envelope for 23 Fascinate in a picture at Republic that’s un25 Endures mailing named so far This will be Miss 26 Absorbed as Gerson’s first film venture Habit turned his steps Into the In thought here's luck to her corner store where the fellows 27 Fly aloft laughed and teased him about 28 Mulberry his entry Half angry again he The new "March of Time” may 29 Raged out of the plaee and hurried No 29 give you a lot of ideas if you don't 32 tossed the letter into the nearknow where to spend your next va35 Hewing tool est mailbox cation 8 Lurk Or it may show you a 27 Pig pen 34 Pull 38 Mohamme29 Meaning 37 11000 of an 6 Know in the three weeks that went by place you’ve already enjoyed The dan bibl 30 Live inch film shows a of he didn’t go near Helen nor did he 37 — An (Scot) 31 38 Scotch 7 Indian river American holidays — cruise ships (Peru) 33 look for a Job One day slipped tolnett cuckoo 8 Speak Melody 39 Gains into the next and a laxness seemed big and little hotels camping trips dude ranches Americans Anvil ! Fviili Nombor St spend to hold him tight He was marking 40 Covers Insane some with ink billion dollars on vacations time and getting more dissatisfied 13 Peruse (9CIE3U ( UQQQ f 41 Alcoholic with every passing hour here is how they do it 15 Chest drink 17 A market pHE NIGHT a day later when he (Orient) Kid Chissell 18 one of the exto find excitement got home Fortify in 42 Register 21 To tire the very air and Mom holding out a prizefighters in RKO’s "The 22 Identification used to work out ta a Clevehe ripped it open and telegram DOWN mark land gym in 1925 with an amateur nearly passed out 23 Clatter fighter named Then IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE YOU Packy East A dried plum 24 Slight Packy took the long count gave up WINNER OF FIRST PRIZE STOP 2 Large round depression and Chissell didn't know LISTEN TO USUAL SATURDAY fighting room 25 Exclamation what' had become of him STOP CONGRATUDidn’t PROGRAM 3 Open used to (poet) see East until some years latei in LATIONS i Marry frighten iia K— Hollywood Pa civ bad won quite Next day Andy got a Job It was a reputation there as Bob Hop He felt so good — so really easy INEZ GERHARD EE ENG ELBACH producer-:o- r of CBS’ ’’Hallmark 'Playhouse” may not be a star- maker but Joan Fontaine Irene Dunne Gregory Peck and many 'other stars agree that he gets from performances (actors who might not give them otherwise Miss Fontaine did "Random Harvest” on the Play house and asked to have him direct her next picture Peck had Union’ Westers Newspaper Their tag in egg escapes them idea of a good dinner is anything that has been in and out of a And they can make grease bath coffee taste like essence of marine varnish They got into the business on a bet learned to cook by taking an elementary course In arson and kept their jobs because the boss ate elsewhere HELEN By f a news enalyi Explains Pact PRESIDENCY: 'Soy It Isn't So' emuWas President Truman lating the ostrich with the old or "head ta the sand” technique was he naive enough to believe what he was saying? This seemed a fair question when Mr Truman despite multiple setbacks in congress for his legisladeclared he and the tive program and that congress were cooperating only “troublemakers" talked of bad feeling between them MR TRUMAN had suffered three major setbacks ta attempting to have his campaign pledges enacted Into law He had been appointblocked on rent controls ment of Mon C Walgren as a key figure in the national defense setup and civil rights proposals But the President shook off these reverses by ignoring them in a speech to the United States conference of mayors in Washington Instead he told the mayors: "Of course I differ with the congress on some points and where these differences are important shall continue to urge the course I think Is right th congress “BUT BASICALLY and th4 President are working together and will continue to work the whole of for the good together country We are going to agree on a lot more things than we disagree on” Many observers took the view that the President’s remarks indicated adoption of new strategy in dealing with congress — that an attitude of “soft words” might be held more advisable than angry denunciations of the lawmakers PENSIONS: Who Pays? It was beginning to appear that veteran's pension bill in some form would be enacted by the 81 at Prodded by Rep John congress Rankin (D Miss) of the house the veteran’s affairs committee measure under consideration would give veterans of World Wars I and of $90 a U automatic pensions month at age 65 Budget bureau experts contend this would cost the 125 billion dolnation upwards of lars over the next 50 years a WHO WOULD PAY the cost of pensions? American taxpapers of course and among these would be all the veterans who might some day receive the bonus As one young war veteran put it “By the time I reached 65 I would have gone broke trying to pay taxes to grant me a pension” of some That’s 'the viewpoint veterans There are many others who honestly feel they are entitled to e pension and would readily accept an “Installment” tax payment period between their present In order to get the 63 and age age pension of the penSOME OPPONENTS sion measure favored restricting pensions only to veterans of World no such obvious but it was War I proposal as this would be enacted There were too many World War II veterans who would oppose that simply on the principle of discrimination no majter how they might about the pension feel basically the proposal On the first test of the measure It was almost lost but swift parliamentary maneuvering saved it from being returned to committee where It might have died a natural death DRAFT: Easing Off Military draft ellgibles could re— Maj Gen John E army personnel chief said no more men will be inducted Into the army before July 1950 and that’a when the present peacetime draft act expires SO IT SEEMED that the peacetime draft was virtually over except for the possibility of enactment of a new act or extension by congress of the present law However the national defense establishment hastened to state that General Dahlquist was giving only his opinion — that no draft policy has been laid down and that no one knows what the future holds as signifiIT WAS REGARDED cant that there have been no inductions under the present law since the end of January because voluntary enlistments have filled quotas and army officials have said that budget reductions forced them to cut their proposed strength lax INSIDE SHORT Aches on Dean secretary of state explains north Atlantic pact at special press conference at the state department PACT: Reds Burn The Kremlin snd its satellite were literally burned up over the north Atlantic treaty alliance To the Russians the pact was a “deceptive instrument of war aimed them against” Russian CONTROLLED THE and radio joined in the press the pact as the clamor branding work of trying to wreck the United Nations The general theme was that the alliance was the “main weapon of the aggressive policy of the ruling circles of the United States Britain and France” was understew The Russian standable coup By this diplomatic western had managed powers somewhat the legend of Soviet the smaller among invincibility countries and at the same time to serve notice on the Russians that any further violence or aggression within the pact area would mean war THE TERMS OF the pact do not actually say that but they say which is the same That something is that pact nations shall construe an attack on any member as an attack upon them all and even the dumbest could underMuscovite stand what that meant The treaty was not however without its critics at home John Foster Dulles slated to be secretary of state had Dewey nabbed the presidency was anything but enthusiastic about the alliance In fact on the Dulles observations subject were such as to raise the ire of Dean Acheson secretary of state who charged that Dulles was put out because he Dulles couldn’t get over Dewey’s defeat and how he might have been secretary of state himself but for that RENT CURBS: Outlook Dim Overriding administration recommendations the senate voted to let town and city governments abolish rent controls in their areas — if the state governors approve THERE WERE MANY who would discern instantly the political implication inherent in such a move In states where governors are permitted under law to succeed themselves — and even in states which do not permit this — governors concerned with or with naming their successors Abolition of rent control power could be used as a potent weapon with which to beat recalcitrant voters into line As anyone familiar with legislative processes knows organizations are always the most powerful and effective lobbyists Landlords have a national organization which already has been vociferously vocal at Washington There has been no organization of renters and tenants not even at the state or Those who are heard county level in assemblies are those who are organized and who to obtain hearings And these organizations usually manage to do rather well for themselves IN WHATEVER FORM the bill finally emerges from the senate It must go to a conference committee ta order to Iron out differences between house and senate versions States righters would herald the local option features of the control bill with elation and landlord groups would find it easier to attempt in their own legislative pressure back yards STORY 'Boss1 Censored President's Swim Photos Whatever else the incident of the of censorship pictures showing in Harry S Truman swimming Florida hiay have done it put him males solid with most American whose choice of pastime is so freby the distaff quently influenced side at home For st last the secret of the confiscated photographs was ouV— and the gentleman who broke the “inside story” was none other than Mr Truman himself It wasn’t censorship at all the President said which caused presidential to seize party attaches photos taken of Mr Truman while he was swimming It wfls just that Mrs Bess Truman want doesn’t her husband traipsin' around clad only ta bathing trunks and Harry S Truman Jolly well knows it t |