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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1944-01-20, Page 6o.day, as always, the ` akadce label is your guarantee of a uniform blend of fire quality teas. ppsALA TABLE TALKS A Sugar Ally Once again 'honey' comes to the aid of the sugar bowl. By combin- ing honey with sugar we are still able to prepare many desserts for those who have a "sweet tooth" and crave something like the deli- cacy given be- low: Honey Nut Cake 2 cups sifted cake flour 8 teaspoons double acting bak- ing powder 3f teaspoon salt 116 cup butter or other shorten- ing cup sugar cup honey 8 eggs 1 cup finely cut nut meats 14,. cup milk 1 teaspoon vanilla Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder and salt, and sift together three times. Cream short- ening, add sugar gradually, and cream thoroughly; then add honey is thirds, beating well after each addition. Add 14 of flour and beat until smooth and well blended. Beat eggs until thick and light and nearly white; add to cake mixture and beat well. Add nuts. Add remaining flour in thirds, alternately with milk in halves, beating very well after each add- ition. Add vanilla. Bake in greased 9 -inch tube pan in slow oven (325 degrees P.) 1 hour and 5 minutes or until done. Honey Biscuits Try this sugarless recipe and nate the results. You'll be de- lighted: 2 teaspoons double-acting baking 2 cups sifted cake flour 2 teaspions double-acting baking powder Ifz teaspoon salt 5 tablespoons butter or other shortening cup milk 4 tablespoons butter 1(, cup honey Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder and salt, and sift again. Cut in shortening. Add milk all at once and stir carefully until all flour is dampened. Then Air vigorously until mixture forms a soft dough and follows spoon around bowl. Turn out on lightly floured board and knead 30 sec- onds. Roll 1i inch thick and cut with floured 214 -inch biscuit cutter. Bake on ungreased baking sheet in hot oven (450 degrees F.) 12 to 15 minutes. Cream butter, add honey, and blend. Remove biscuits from oven.; split in halves. Spread with honey and butter mixture. Put halves to- gether and serve with remaining honey mixture. Makes 18 biscuits, Nine -Minute Battle Nearly 100 Nazi rocket planes and single -engined fighters made a pass at the rear of an American bomber formation over Bremen last month. Nine escortig Republic Thunderbolts, their Double Wasps roaring, broke the enemy forma- tio, followed through the streams of Nazi tracers and destroyed 17 of the enemla airplanes in a sav- age nine -minute battle. Emerging without a loss, the Thunderbolts climbed back to escort the bom- ber formation home. GIVES FASTER RELIEF FROI%f& CHET COLDS MUSCULAR ACHING ACHES BURNING & PAINS FEET CHAPPED HANDS HEADACHES NEURALGIA ECZEMA PIMPLES Price ETC. 30c.& 50c Trees In Jungle Have Jap Ears The trees have ears—Japanese ears— in the Southwest Pacific island and it's worth your life to be addressed as "Colonel" or Sir." That's why the United States War Department said jungle figh- ters have taken to calling their officers by their first names. Accounts from men and officers on Bougainville island in the Solo - mans indicate that formalities of military life have completely disappeared in jungle warfare. A private may address his commanding afficer as Charlie or Bob. Officers get ode navies or nicknames, Japanese snipers are adept at picking off the of - Beers. So the officer wears no insignia. The enemy listens carefully said the men. Snipers a few hundred yards from a regimental supply dump listened to the calls going out from a field telephone. Most of the calls were for "Hipp," which was the name given to a Major who was a supply officer. During the night the men said, the Japs would call out;; "Hipp, you're wanted on the telephone." Gibraltar's Apes Are Disappearing It is reported from Gibraltar that British Commandos have been put on the trail of the Rock's famous colony of monkeys which have beg -un to disappear. It was suspected that Axis agents were poisoning the apes in order to upset the local popu- lation who believe the legend that when the monkeys disappear the British will leave Gibraltar. The London Daily Mail said the Commandos, led by a British of- ficer whose title is "officer in charge of apes," had been sent out with strict instructions to clamber over every part of the rock in search of the missing monkeys and that at the same time ape "reinforcements" were being rushed to Gilbraltar by sea and air from Africa, Slim and Suitable Utterly simple, yet subtly dressy , this softly out two- piecer, Pattern 4441. A smart woman's choice for every day every informal •occasion. Make it up in a small print, dark ground, wear it with intense sat- isfaction -through spring, Or have it with jacket and skirt contrasting. Pattern 4441 is available in women's sizes 82, 34, 36, 88, 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 36 takes 3% yards 80 -inch fabric. Send Twenty Cents (20c) In coins (stamps cannot be accept- ed) for this pattern to Anne Adaxils;.' P,00ni 421, 73 Adelaide St. West, Toronto, Write plainly Size, 'Name, Address, Style, \um- ber. CHAPTER )Gill 13y VICTOR ROSSEAU SYNOPSIS Dave Sruce, out of a Job, ar- rives at Wilbur Ferris' Cross - Bar ranch. Curran, the foreman, promises him a Job If he can break a horse called Black .Dawn, When he succeeds, he discovers Curran expected the horse to kill him. A girl named Lois rides up, angry with Dave for breaking "her" horse. She refuses to speak to Dave even when he uses his savings to pay off the mortga9e en the small ranch she . shares with her foster father, a. man named Hooker. When Hooker is killed by . a shot fired through the window, Lois has Dave arrested for murder. Encouraged by Cur- ran, the local people have broken into the jail and dragged Dave to a tree where they are going to hang him. Among the crowd Dave sees Lois. Disheveled, the clothes almost torn from the upper part of his body, Dave was thrust forward. "Here y'are, Miss Lois," shout- ed Curran exultantly. "Here's the measly skunk who killed yore dad, A man leaped from a horse's back and led it forward. Dave knew the procedure. The horse would he driven from beneath hien, and he would be left swing- ing—the most painful form of hanging, since it took a man per- haps a full half -minute before ho became unconscious. But Lois drove her horse for- ward. "Let him ride Black Dawn," she cried, . "He broke hint, didn't he?" Curran burst into a roar o! laughter. "That's sure smart of yuh, Miss Lois," he cried. "Yeah, he broke Black Dawn, and Black Dawn's goin' to break him—by the neck!" * ♦ * Lois bent forward and whispered in the stallion's ear, then slipped to' the ground. "Git him up, fel- lers," chortled Curran. "Bruce, yore race is run, and yo're goin' to do some real fancy high-steppin' tangos. Say, ain't yuh got no hal- ter on that hawss, Miss Lois?" he continued. "Ile doesi't need a halter. He'll stand till I give the word to go." Curran roared with glee. "That's °'Yub ain't got nothiii and yo're goin' to have the honor of touchin' him off, accordin'. to custom." Dave straightened himself and looked straight into the girl's face. He didn't want to die, but he had faced 'death too many times to flinch from it now that his time seemed to have come. But through his mind old Hooker's words were running; "You promised. me you'll look out for Lois if anything happens to vie." Those words, cut off by the roar of the explosion from the as- sassin's revolver. And, "She never had a chance, poor kid." Soniellow it seemed to Dave that lie could go more easily if Lois believed he was not old Hooker's' murderer. The girl was looking straight back at him. In the darkness Dave could see the dark gray pools of her eyes, as if lit by an inner fire. Someone produced a rope and flung it over the bough. Rough hands laid hold of Dave and fas- tened the other end about his neck, fashioning a hangman's knot. Dave had ceased to struggle. He would go to his death at least with dignity, "Git one ., of them broncs!" shouted Curran. g to say?" sneered Curran. sure some hawss," he shouted, 'Deep outer his way when he does git to movin', fellers, because he'll move fast and quick. Fork this hombre acrost him!" .A. little cautiously, for the repu- tation of the black stallion was known to all, the group that held Dave dragged him to Black D1,wn's side and raised him, forcing one leg across and thrusting the toe of the boot into the stirrup. But Black Dawn stood like a graven image, utterly motionless, save for ,a trembling of his flanks. . Dave wondered, incongruously enough, why they hadn't bound his arms. Then he remembered. A strangling man claws instinc- tively at the rope by which Ile is suspended, prolonging the agonies of death, and increasing the am- usement that his hanging offers. * * Dave sat the black stallion dis- dainfully, making no attempt at resistance. But again he sought Lois' eyes, and again he saw the girl's eyes fixed on his. And all of a sudden 'it seemed to hint as if a triple understanding had been effected—between himself and the girl and the big horse. He felt that BIack Dawn recognized his mas- tery of him. "We're just about ready, Miss Lois," shouted Curran. ",rust a 1?! WHOLE.GRAN QUAKER OATS I know that no other natural cereal gives them such an abundance ofprotein—meat's main element. Growing children siniply must have protein for normal growth adults for.stamina. Whole -grain oatmeal is also rich- est of all natural cereals in vitamin Bl --needed for sound nerves and top energy. So 1 serve big bowls of delicious Quaker Oats to snfamily daily. Nothing matches that delicious nut -like whole -grain flavour. No other cereal gives the same healthful benefits stored by.Nature in real whole -grain oatmeal. QUAKER OATS The Quaker Oats:Comang of Canada Molted Sufferers of Painful SINUS -Get Quick Relic/! Just a Few Drops Relieve Stuffiness . Make Breathing Easier - . Give You Comfort It's grand how Vicks Va-tro-nol clears congestion from nasal passages—gives sinuses a chance to drain. Results are so good because Va-tro-nol is specialized lieve painful congestion and make breathing easier. �j7 medication that works' right where trouble is—to re-®l(rI Try it—put a few drops up each nos- tril—follow directions in folder. 1110 -NOL moment, though. Bruce, yuh might as well confess as how yuh mur- dered Mr. Hooker, onless yuh want to go to hell with a lie on yore soul. Got anything to say? Mebbee a last message for yore loved and dear ones? Speak loud, feller, we're listenin'," Dave, Iooking contemptuously upon the grinning throng, return- ed no answer. "Yuh ain't got nothing to say?" sneered Curran. "Mebbe you'd like to lead us in psalm? Well, yuh'll talk plenty when yuh feel the rope tightenin'. Which bein' so, we're ready for yuh, Miss Lois." Lois moved slowly forward. With her eyes still fixed intently upon Dave's, she had the appearance of a sleep -walker. She stepped to Black Dawn's side and laid her hand upon his neck. ((Continued Next Week) Keep your Mouth Shut - - - - Or Else! Heinrich Himmler, chief of the Gestapo, now requires Germans to give financial and personal guarantees that they "will not en- ter into any discussion about the situation in Germany" before per- mitting them to visit a neighbor- ing country, the British radio said. Before a visa is issued the Gestapo makes a personnal invest- igtion, requires the deposit of a large sum of money and obtains the signature of two relatives or friends. who are thus threatened with arrest if the prospective traveler does not keep his pro- mises, the hraocleast said. HU'AT SECRET "ROCKET" PLANE WORKS aN. e ed 6riYRS.-,2Y `'x�n5 .. v.'tn.'',.;-4-4,41'N'' f 3 i.' 0 k9a The photo and diagram shown' here are of an Italian Caproni-Cam int ltd presumably operates on the sante principle as the new, secret jet- c fled propellcrled plane that perfection by British and U.S. engineers has 'n p p Italian npplanefi plana whose in 2r/ hours on December 1, 1941, The first successfuljust flight of announcethe 1Britis ishlrplane �was f made lin May, 1941. The "rocket" or jet -propulsion method is basically simple. Air is drawn into the fuselage through large intake vent under the nose and compressed in a rotary blower. 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"This reservoir of wheat would seem to hold, assurance that a Europe liberated in 1944 and pro- vided with adequate ocean ton- nage Would not go short of bread," said the bureau. "Moreover, both Canada and the United States will harvest an- other wheat crop in the middle of 1944 and the United States is en- deavoring to increase the acreage under wheat for the 1944 harvest by 14,000,000 acres." Eezem itch Slopped la 7 Minules Your skin has nearly 50 million tiny seams and pores where germs hide and. cause Itch- ing, Cracking, Eczema -like Rash, Peeling, Burning Skin Blotches, Pimples', Ringworm, Foot Itch and other skin blemishes. The new treatment Nixoderm stops the itching in 7 minutes and goes right to work curbing the germs 'and should quickly help make your skin clearer, softer, smoother and, more attractive—in fact Nixoderm must satisfy on returcomn', of len emor pty paou ckatge Get Niour xoderm from your druggist today—see how fast it works and how much better you look. 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