Show 'm Bi rr-TV- m 4 ffd- 1 ' - ' f’- s L7Nr"rn"Y v 4 4" J" 4 4 ' - Polly’s Quiz By Merrlmaa Smith UPI White House Reporter Woodwork Into the Walls BY POLLY CRAMER We pin to repaint moat of theroomi in our how and sprin Does the woodwork have to match the walla to be corredtT— Uncertain Dear Uncertain: Certainly not Matching wadis and woodwork have been popular in recent years true But that is because such a background does away with too many broken lines of color and thus creates a more restful effect But contrasting colors can be effective too A good example is tha df the white walls soft blue and green woodwork seen in Williamsburg Va 0 a 0 Dear Polly: Our walls are the shade called “dawn gray" I’d like taknow what colors would be best for draperies and throw rugs or perhaps a large rug We like a black chesterfield sofa and chair One chair is canyon orange If we can’t find orange lamps what color should we use?— Mrs J: N Dear Mrs J N: It’s my personal hope that you won’t be able to find orange lamps You’d be weary of them in a hurry to-stead have black gray or white lamp bases paired with white j shades ‘Forget the messy little “throw rugs” and get a large one In a shade of gray deeper than the wails- - And rather than twp large black pieces you’d do well to choose a black leather easy chair and a gray sofa Add a touch of color by giving the gray soft' same silk or velvet pillows in olive green and irange Your draperies could be in a print with dash of black ' T o 0 00 Dear Polly: I'd love to have formal h draw drapes in toy living room But there are steam radiators under some of the windows Whitt can I do?— Mrs X Dear Mrs X You can have your draperies If you need two widths of fabric for each' curtain have the other widths floor length and the inner ohea just to the top of the radiators Dr Polly house between H gray-and-wh- floor-lengt- Oriental Pork Chops M ake A Budget-Eas- y Delicacy ‘ I- Pattern - Thero’a a story fasclnating kicking around the State Department where the officials quite naturally don't want to discuss the situation ft seems however that President Elsenhower Invited the King of Nepal to visit the United on Feb 26 As delicately as possible! word wks paved back front Nepal to the State Department that the king couldn't make it on that date The court astrologlit had taken a quick look at the calendar and decided that F- -b 26 wasMes-tlne- 0 to be one of the king's poorer daya So according to new plans the King of Nepal will visit the United States in late'ApriL during a period which his astrologer regards with favor WASHINGTON I The Baha’is of Lagan have a public meeting ' scheduled this evening at the Oldham Memorial Building at 8 o'clock Mrs Amelia Heaton of Great alls Mont is scheduled to address the gathering on the relationship of the Baha'i Faith to other religions She will also address the Baha'i Club of USU on Wednesday evening in Room 201 of thd Union Building Mr Alapur Ml president of he chib states that the public is welcome to attend both meetings Relief Society ' sponsor the showing of a Janon film Cancer Thursday uary 28 at 2 pm to the ward chapel A doctor will be in at- -' tendance to -- speak and answer questions Mrnidoa Ward wiU ML Lagan Stake Primary Preparation meeting- - will be held Thursday eveniqg at 7:30 in the Eleventh Ward chapel All ward workers are invited to attend Stake board members will meet at 7- pm and Elementary Junior High joint PTA organize tion will meet Wednesday at 7:30 pm in the Elementary school 'auditorium Dr Don C Carter of Lewiston Bake in slow over (300 degrees USU College of Family Life will to build self conF) approximately 1 hour or until speak onin how a child' Musical numfidence Drain All bers bave been arranged chunks and oranges reserve Vi parents and patrons are invited to cup of the pineapple syrup (re- attend pineapple fork-tend- er remaining fruit syrup for future use in fruit drinks punches gtc) Combine unsulphured molasses vineagar and Vi cup reserved pineapple syrup in saucepan Stlrin salt ginger and Blend cornstarch and cold water until smooth gdd to molasses mixture Add green pepper Place over medium heaL Bring to boil simmer 5 mlnutes Add pineapple oranges and cherry halves Simmer 2 minutes Serve over chops Cranberry-Stuffe- d Pork Chops and Kraut (Makes 8 servings) One-hacup water V4 cup sugar l cup certified fresh cranberries 1 cup soft bread crumbs 14 cup finely shopped celery 1 teaspoon salt 6 double pork chops cut for stuffing 2 tablecans spoons salad oil 2 sauerkraut salt and pepper to taste 1 can applesauce 4 teaspoon allspice H teaspoon ' nutmeg Combine water and sugar Heat to boiling point Bon 5 minutes stirring occasionally Add cranberries Cook until skins pop Add crumbs celery and 1 teaspoon salt mix well FU1 chops with cranberry mixture Fasten with Heat oil add chops toothpicks and cook until lightly browned on both sides Add undralned kraut and salt and pepper Cover and cook 1 hour j serve1 soy-sauc- lf BoostsPrice MILWAUKEE Wls (UPI) -The Milwaukee Journal has announced its price per issue will be raised from five to seven cents starting Feb 1 The newspaper said Monday the new price will be for issues published Monday through Saturday The Sunday price of 20 cents will remain un- changed The increase is the Journal’s first since 1948 the Eldorado Golf Club The Zodiac International warns on Jpn 26 for those tinder the sign of Libra ' “Doubtful Hobbies may be fun but your expenditures may be too large”- - - THE ZODIAC follows couldn’t about the May 16 have known meeting in France' when they drew up their projections for 1960 but the signa of the zodiac are relentless Zodiac International calli May 18 a “doubtful" day for the Pres ident R'teUs him “You ms be deceived" - There has teen some speculation thatthe Mg Summit meeting may wind up- on May 21 The iodise calls this a “difficult" day for the President Let him be warned qpw about MF 3t: “The public maybe Impatient and argumentative keep your temper in check" Maybe Elsenhower doesn’t need this advice from the ‘zodiac He can get the same stuff from any Democratic senator In' town First and Second For Twoij-Utah Convicts - SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Utah authorities continued their search today for two medium security convicts who escaped from Utah State Prison Monday under cover of a heavy fog The escapees are Gary K Brimhall 23 Salt Lake City and Louis Malcolm Woodford 28 Portland Ore Warden John Turner described both convicts as "dangerous” The two apparently escaped from the prison after 8:30 a in Monday but were not missed until a check at 11:20 am Two men fitting the general description of the eseapees were reportedly seen - walking along delivery construction utilities railroad tracks bn the west aid and government operators of of Salt Lake City but no tract transport will be stressed - ac- has been found of the escapees to course D Robert Goff cording director of the Extension Service 1 Seriously Hurt Sen Kennedy wni visit (UPI) — A Crdaf City man was ’seriously injured today when the truck he was driving rolled over on U " S Highway 91 near Beaver Garth Esplin waa en route to Cedar Clty aboui 4 p m when he lost eoqjrol of jflie truck Investigating officers said the truck loaded with mail arid newspapers rolled off the road and Eaplln waa thrown onto the SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — ’ Sen John F Kennedy ' an avowed candidate for t h Democratic presidential nomination arrive here Saturday for 1 busy one day Utah vlslt-Kennedy is scheduled ' to ar-riat the Salt Lake Municipal Alrpdrt at 9 am Saturday A short press conference at the airport will be followed by an addts ress to University of Utah and faculty members at conditions - BEAYER : Utah Saturday (D-Mas- t ve atu-den- 10 am highway Eaplln waa listed In serious The Massachusetts Democrat condition ht the Iron County Hos- will addresi annual Roosevelt pital with several fractured ver- Birthday BaU at 7:30 pm in the tebrae a crushed hip and other Terrace BaUroom He leaves undetermined injuries' Salt Lake City later that night ' 5D Wellsville Hunt Continued ' tight-fiste- -- —S TUESDAY JANUAKI ML UIS Logan (Csehs County) UU Fleet Operation Course At An intensive course in effective fleet operation will 'open Feb 1 IN THESt DAYS of budget-prunin- g at the University qfTJtah to proCongress probably would training never appropriate funds for Ei- vide evening senhower to have an astrologer if for local and area directors of the President so desired- - In fact public and private motor fleets Scheduled on Mondays from Congress doesn’t even have an 7:30 to 10 p m the J astrologer to call its own clav will feature Amos B Ney-ha- rt d Because of this poladministrative bead of the icy the President might like to know how the future shapes up Institute of Public Safety located for him according to “I960 Zod- at Pennsylvania State Universiac" published by Zodiac Inter- ity ard top- authority on driver education national of New York “Accidents and Inefficiency InElsenhower was born under the in direct proportion as the crease of he Libra and sign may as well know now that his overall fore- training of personnel to cope with new decreases" cast for 1960 says this: ' “Business affairs will contain states Mr Neyhart who Is also some opposition which may cre- executive secretary of the Naate problems ipd make your ef- tional Committee for Major Fleet forts seem futile and disappoin- Sunervisor Training : Joint sponsors of the' program ting" are the U of U Extension DivisFEB 26 according to the zo- ion of the National' Committee WARM? — This man is not wearing an allrweather cap diac would have been a fine day for Motor Fleet Supervisor TrainHe’s an aircraft worker at the from the Eisenhower viewpoint ing whlrh includes 21 national Farmingdale LX plant of Re- and the Nepalese astrologer automobile cab truck bus insurance and safety rnffehi study our aide of the pic- highway public Ayiatlon and he’s guidfighter ture The President's forecast for associations in cooperation with ing the nose of a which is being carried oa ft that day: the Utah Council of Safety Superfork-li- ft truck “This day contains cfoporlunlty visors and the Utah Motor Trans- Wilson' School PTA is beginning a study group program Wednesday January 27 at the school in room 6 There will be two seh ' sions held one at 4 pm and one at 7:45 pm The same program will be given at both sessions film entitled “Family Circles’ will be shown and will be followParadise Ward Gold and Green ed by a discussion period led by Ball will be held tonight at Mrs Angela Wadiey Plans will pm at the school gym Mendon be made for future meetings orchestra will furnish the music Everyone is invited to attend so A floor show will be held at 10:30 that a date aiid time may be pm Refreshments will be servmost ed Everyone Is invited chosen to accomodate people Mrs Melvin Cannon A film “New England Porstudy group chairman trait" wiU be shown at the monthSouth Cache Post No 47 of the ly meeting of the Lewiston AmAmerican Legion and Auxiliary erican Legion ' Auxiliary to be will hold a Civil Defense meeting held on Februray 1 In the ComFriday January 29 at the Elite munity building All members are Hall club rooms The Hyruhi Civil encouraged to attend The meetDefense O D McBride chair- ing wiU begin at 7:30 pm man will be in charge A filtp will be shown and an excellent proMrs Emeroit Wiser of Lewisgram is outlined All members ton has received word of the and friends are invited to attend death of her father Eterick Millar of Shelley Idaho last Saturi Lewiston JayCee Jaynes dance day night Funeral services are claas wUl be held at the Lewis- planned for Wednesday at 1 pm ton Junior High Friday at 9 pm - THE HERALD JOURNAL Backstairs At White House i About You Needn't Camouflage Pork Is now a bargain So let’s enjoy it In Interesting ways: Molasses Oriental Pork Chops (Yield: I to 8 servings) Six to 8 loin pork chops 1 can (134 ounces) pineapple chunks l ean (11 ounces) mandarin oranges 14 cup unsulphured mo- cup vinegar tealasses spoon salt teaspoon ginger Vi teaspoon Soy sauce 2 teaspoons cornstarch 1 tablespoon cold water or pineapple syrup 4 green pepper diced 6 halved maraschino cherries Trim fat from chops: Place ' pork chops on rack In baking pan t ’ port Assocnatlon Designed soecifically for conunvenience of fleet supervisor able to leave daytime employment this night class win meet In Spencer Hall 238 with local regional and national specialists THURSDAY THE President In personnel public and emwill arrive in Palm Springs Calif ployee matlona salesmanship for a long weekend of golf at tike maintenance Insurance accident La Quinta home of George £ prevention training safely and Allen equipment Problems of fleets of 3 to 300 Maybe the President should watch his golf betsthat day at uniii Including public carriers through travel and agreement be enterprising" The President wiU be enterprising 'nd traveling all right He'll be in South America traveling like all fiet-o- i- FRESH EASTERN - Delicious Dinner ' OYSTERS e t k 'S A Dag In Spain Wards wiU hold a Gold and Green MADRID (UPI) — United NaBaU Wednesday at 8:30 ’’pm tions Secretary General Dag There will be a floor show Hammarskjold will spend Jan 8 in Spain as guest at the Everyone is invited Spanish government it was anRuel A Plowman wag elected nounced Monday He will be represident of the Smithfield Farm ceived by Chief of State FranBureau Friday District cisco Franco arid' confer with other government officials Robert Parson president of Benson Ward Farmers Union wishes to announce a meeting of the group tonight at 8 o’clock In MONTGOMERY Ala (UPD-- Sen the Benson achool All member Stuart Symington of the Farmers Union and all refused Monday to reveal the those Interested in the farm pro- scores of a golf game he played gram are Invited to attend Re- with Vice President Richard Nix- freshment will be served Wivesl on “Modesty prohibits me from of members and children over iff answering that" said Syming-ar-e ton especially invited to attend 27-2- Modest Solon (D-M- FASHION’S favorite dress Dashing square-cu-t neckline and swirl skirt for dates—high neck version for day- time No our 8393 with PATT-O-RAM- A is in sizes 8 10 12 14 to 36 Size 70 30 bust 16 Bust 4 yds 35 inch To order send 35c in coins to: SU® BURNETT Herald Journal Quincy Street Chicago 6 111 372 W For first class mailing' add 10c for each pattern Print NAME ADDRESS with ZONE STYLE NO and SIZE Send 35c today for your copy of the Spring ft Summer issue of our complete pattern magazine Basic FASHION Trapped Miners COALBROOK South Africa An estimated 440 (UPI) miners sealed deep underground ' by a rockslide will haste to stay entombed for another month-e- ven if they are stm alive Officials at' the rescue scene ” bftheneollipsdd coal mine 'said today the only way the men can be saved is first to successfully flriU a 13U- - 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