The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 6

AGI3 6 THE RIlfNELANDER (WIS.) DAILY NEWS AMERICAN STATESMAN HORIZONTAL 1 Vice president of U. S. A. 14 Genus of ostrich. 15 Human trunk, 16 Frightened.

17 Little devils. 19 To convert into leather. 20 Pair of horses. 21 Tree fluid. 22 Lenient.

24 Thing. 26 Remarked. 28 Diners. 31 Slovak. 34 Armadillo.

35 Forward. 36 Be silent. 37 Tar compound. 39 Paradise. 40 Egyptian river.

42 To soak flax. 45 Book of psalms. 49 Some. 51 To drive in. 53 Gazelle.

54 Opera melody. Answer lo Previous Puzzle 56 Pertaining to the leg. 57 Roof finial, 58 He was once a county or jurist. 60 His parents were settlers in Texas. 61 Lankest.

VERTICAL 1 Junior 2 Malay apple. 3 Hashish. 4 Surface of fabric. 5 Preposition. 6 Famous.

7 To study hastily. 8 Domestic slave. 9 To leave. 10 Corded fabric. 11 Neighboring.

12 Sea eagle. 13 Railway 18 Blemish. 20Street 21 He was or leader in Congress. 23 Narrow fillets 25 He is about years old 26 Crystalline substance. 27 Compound ether.

29 Monkey. 30 Seaman. 32 Youth. 33 Tennis point. 38 To overturn.

41 Impetuous. 43 Toilet case. 44 Food plant. 46 To cut off. 47 Kite end.

48 Indian prince 49 Officer's assistant. 50 Scolds constantly. 52 Male. 55 Act of migrating (fish). 56 Spanish 59 And.

MIND YOUR MANNERS t. M. MO. O. Test your Knowledge of correct social usage 'by answering the following questions, then checking against the authoritative answers below: 1.

Is it permissible to smoke on a business elevator? 2. Should a man talk to a woman with a cigaret between his lips? 3. Duos a man light his own, or a woman's cigaret first? 4. When a man jumps up and crosses a room to light a woman's cigaret should she thank him? fl. Should a girl carry her own cigarets on a date, or smoke those of her escort? What would you do if When you are smoking in a "riend's living room you find that there is no ashtray within your (a) Got up and find one? Use a vase or any other thing that is handy? Answers.

1. No. 2. No. 3.

The woman's. 4. Yes. 5. Either one.

Best "What Would You Do" solution uo. MODERN MENUS STORIES IN STAMPS Callsen Retains Post at Parrish FOREIGN' MAIL PAYS U. S. $22,458,682 ANNUALLY Dispatch of U. S.

mail to foreign countries pays profits into the Postoffice Department. The 1939 postmaster general's report estimates revenue of international postal service at $22,458,682 and cost of service at approximately 54,009,220. This function of the U. S. postal system was honored by the U.

S. 10-cent parcel post stamp, above! issued in 1912. Many philatelists collect sea post cancellations and navy covers. In 1939, sea post service was in opera- i tion on 29 ships, 23 in trans-Atlantic and six in trans-Pacific service. I Navy mail service operated on 318 vessels, 68 domestic and four for- cign-shore stations.

The service was I established on 23 newly commis- sioned vessels and two domestic shore-stations. Mails dispatched by sea totaled I 70,393,261 pounds, an increase of 1.74 per cent over 1938 shipments. Pine Lake Town Meeting Will Be Held on Tuesday Annual Session, Postponed Election Day, Scheduled by Chairman Today. PINE LAKE, April 5 (By Correspondent of The annual town meeting, scheduled lor last Tuesday afternoon, has been postponed until 1:30 p. Tuesday, April 9, Chairman Frank Baudhuin said today.

Benefit Party, Dance. Good attendance was reported at the card parly given by the Shep- herd Lake school in the Pine Lake town hall this week to raise funds for Ihe spring trip of graduates of the school. Miss Helen Kulinus is teacher of the school. The dance given at the "63 club" by the Burkhart and Lake Creek schools was well attended. The club was donated for the occasion.

The teachers, Mr. Paulson and Miss Bernstein, sold sandwiches. Music was furnished by the Bernstein orchestra. Served Election Lunch. A committee of members of the Parent Teachers association of the Burkhart school served lunch at the town hall election day and reported $2 was taken in to be used for thr- picnic for graduation of the school" Postponed Party.

The card party which was to beheld Wednesday by Mrs. Gay and Mrs. Spcngler was postponed and a dale for the party will be made at the regular meeting of the Welfare club to be held at the home of Mrs. George Burkhart Tuesday afternoon, April 9. PARRISH.

April 5 (By Correspondent of The Callsen was re-elected chairman of the town of Parrish by a substantial majority. His opponent, Roy Godell. received 10 votes. John Mixes and Bob Oldenberg defeated Ed Jackson and Andrew Kuhl for supervisorships. Carey Kester was beaten in the assessor race by Jake Raess.

Howard Sparks was unopposed for treasurer. Fay O'Brien was defeated by Walter Payne for clerk. Bob Kester lost his race with Tony Benish for constable. By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NBA Service Staff Writer.

Sunday is the cake-eater's field day. Put a cream filling between the layers and a fluffy frosting on top, make the flavor chocolate, and your cake-eater will think he's in Paradise. Here's a wonderful "Sunday Special" recipe for you. Golden Cream Chocolate Cake. Two cups sifted cake flour, 2 teaspoons combination baking powder, teaspoon soda, teaspoon salt, Vz cup butter or other shortening, I 1 cups sugar, 2 eggs, unbeaten, 3 squares unsweetened chocolate, melted, 1 cup milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla.

Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder, soda, and salt, and sift together three times. Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar gradually, and cream together 'until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating thoroughly after each. Then add chocolate and blend. Add flour, alternately with milk, a small amount at a time, beating after each addition until smooth.

Add vanilla. Bake in two greased 9-inch layer pans in moderate oven 1350 deg. 30 minutes. Spread Golden Cream Filling between layers and Chocolate Fluff Frosting on top and sides of cake. Golden Cream Filling.

One-half cup sugar, 3 tablespoons cake flour, 4 teaspoon salt, 1V 2 cups milk, 2 egg yolks, slightly beaten, 1 teaspoon vanilla. Combine sugar, flour, and salt in top of double boiler. Add milk gradually, mixing thoroughly. Place WISHING WELL A A A YLAAEVOH FTS RVTJFE I CAKERNTLS 26485726374 FNNHEROGDEI o4632757467 UNEEKNEOGRW Here is a pleasant little game that will give you a message every day. i ft nu encal uzzle designed to spell out your fortune.

Count 4 If St a the number of letters is 6 more subtract 4. If the number is less than 6, add 3. The result is vour UPPCI left corner of the rectangle and every one of your key numbers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you. message THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson Time and death are the allies of, the enslaved, persecuted peoples, for the day inevitably dawns when the empire established by the sword becomes impotent in the hand that made it Moses E.

Kiley. upon being enthroned in i Milwaukee scv. STEPHEN FOSTER THE SUWANNEE WHICH WAS RAAAOUS HIS WILL. HOL-D- THE COMTENITS OR ASTEONAUTIC over boiling water and cook 10 minutes, stirring constantly. Pour small amount of mixture over egg yolks, stirring vigorously; return to double boiler and cook 2 minutes I longer, stirring constantly.

Add va- nilla and cool. If deeper yellow tint' is desired, add few drops of yellow coloring. Makes enough filling to spread between two 9-inch layers. Chocolate Fluff Frosting. Pour tablespoons butter, cup sifted confectioners' sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla.

3 squares unsweetened chocolate, melted, teaspoon salt. 2 egg whites. -Lt cup sifted confectioners' sugar. Cream butter; add sugar and blend. Add vanilla, chocolate, and salt and mix well.

Beat egg whites until stifT. but not dry. Add sugar, 2 tablespoons at a time, beating I after each addition until blended. Then continue beating until mix- lure will stand in peaks. Add lo chocolate mixture, folding gently but thoroughly, only enough to blend.

Makes enough frosting to cover the top and sides of Golden Cream Chocolate Cake. McKENNEY ON BRIDGE By WM. McKENNEY America's Card Authority. Sunday's Menu. BREAKFAST: Orange and grapefruit juice, dry cereal, broiled kidneys on toast, half bran muffins, apple jelly, coffee, milk.

DINNER: Fruit cup, roast beef, brown gravy, spoon bread, buttered peas, celery and radishes, golden cream chocolate cake, coffee, milk. SUPPER: Tomato juice cocktail, creamed eggs on toast, fruit salad, layer cake, tea, milk. AA7 AKQ106S 4A72 48654 Dealer 4KJ6 VKJ85 J952 4103 4 10 5 10742 4KQJ9 Duplicate Neither vul. South West North East Pass Pass 2 Pass 2 N. T.

Pass 3 Pass 4 4 Pass 6 4 Pass Opening 4 10. Mr. Dewey ought not to be running for president. He ought to be running for county attorney in some little county. That is about the level of that sort of campaign.

I know, because I ran for county attorney once Tom Connally Last year the American Contract Bridge League inaugurated a tournament at Asheville. N. in the "Land of the Sky." The tournament was called the Southern Appalachian, and will be held again this year in the latter part of August. The players of Asheville plan to at! tract to this tournament players from all of the southeast. Sam D.

Holt of Asheville sent me a very interesting hand from the tournament last year. North's opening bid of two diamonds is a little optimistic, but his partner had passed and North was a bold bidder, with a love for slams. So when South bid four clubs, he jumped to six diamonds. We must admit that he played the hand nicely to make the contract, The opening club lead was won in dummy with the jack, and two rounds of diamonds disclosed the bad break in that suit. North saw that his only chance to make the contract was to find East with a doubleton club and the two missing kings.

So a second round of clubs was played, then the diamond queen cashed and East thrown in the lead by playing another diamond. Vou can see East's helpless situation. He must lead either a heart or a spade, in either case into declarer's tenace position. The other loser will be discarded on the fourth club, thus making the optimistic six-diamond contract. STRANGER THAN FICTION GREEN BAY, April 5 Louis Reno, 77, has applied for a bicycle license under the new city licensing ordinance.

He said he had ridden his bike continuously for 20 years and preferred it to an automobile. Nick Is Excused, ST. PAUL, April 5 (XP) When John Christiansen received two of them addressed lo him and Ihe other to Nicholas appear for jury duty, he promptly went to the court house, taking his dog, Nicholas, along. But Nicholas was excused. It developed the second subpoena had been intended for a human Nicholas Christiansen living at another address.

POSfOFFlCE ROBBED. MARENGO, April 5 Marengo post office safe was robbed APtttL 5, 1940 of $2.50 in cash and $100 in Stamps last night by burglars who knocked off the safe's combination. HOLD EVERYTHING By Clyde Lewis 1940 8Y NtA SUVICI, INC. T. M.

UK. U. S. PAT. OFf "Old 'Buiks is getting more absent-minded than thal's the second time today lie's tried lo gel a drink at the pencil sharpener." BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A Single Thought By Edgar Martin WASH YWAY.V.

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U. S. PAT. OFF Careful, Rodcrigo By Roy Crane NOW, HOW THE BLA1ES AM I fiOIMS TO 6ET RID OF THIS KNIFE-THROWUeApE? THE SANOUET'6-STARTED, WA.VTIN6 FOR ME, AND AT AWV MOMEWT OW5 LAW PIPPIMSTON'S ME, IMSHT BE STOLEN TO KEEP EYE ON VOU, THEM COME IW AND SIT DOWN. VOUNAAVAS WELL BE COMFORTABLE WHILE POIW6 IT BOT WO FONMV OH, UO IWDEED! I WAS SOBTA LONESOME, AMYWAY.

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HAVE JUNE CALL. "lOU WHEN SHE I FRECKLES SAW SYLVIA AMES HERE AND WAS SO OVERCOME HE LOST HIS VOICE I By Merrill OUT OUR WAY OH, SHE'S A GIRL WHO RECENTLY MOVED HERE FROM SHE? WOM A BEAUTY CONTEST AND WAS OFFERED A JOB AS A DANCER AND. AMY BOY WHO SEES VERY MUCH OF HER USUALLY STARTS SEEING VERY LITTLE OF THE? VERY INTERESTIMG By J. R. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE 8 name to the sturs.

NO-MO: DOW'T SHUT IT RUM A WHILE I'LL TAKE CARE THERE'S MAKES BIG OR LITTLE --THAT ASSISTANT WAMTS TO SHUT IT OFF AMD TELL. TH' GUY HOW CARELESS HE. WAS, BUT TH' BULL IS LETTIW' IT RUM TO LET HIM SEE HOW LUCKY HE WAS-WHICH 15 TH' BEST POUT KMOW-PEOPLE ARE PlFFER- EMT--SOME GUYS WOULD HAVE TO BE IM THEM OVERALLS TO LEARM MUCH' GEWECALSHIP? IHE TEACHERS With Major Hoople I COULDN'T HELP IT, MISTER HE CAME IN WIDE OPEN AS A DRAWBRIDGE AND JUST TAPPED HIM WITH THE OLD AMD THIS CAM FULL OF THESE ICY WASNTT THE- KINO OF LESSON! UEANDER.