The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 19

Nineteen WIEKES-BARRE RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 193G BIO H1STEU Bjr uus iruituuAVC Menu Hints P.S.E A. DEANS, ADVISERS TO MEET By LOUISE BENNETT WEAVER College, Is chairman of the division and will preside at th meeting. Sister M. Inviolata, Slovak Glrta' Academy, Danville, is secretary. Many of the deans and advisere of high schools and colleges in this district, it is expected, will attend the meeting.

The local Parent; Teachers' Association and women's clubs have been invited. i 1 WT I HV ntrn ViWV, OH NVW fAVjS VAV VAV ME.TS.V TO VAfVKSiX JL SWtVUcVOStS tOtaDWW oiO SOPPO-SG. I VAUVf "SUQMrrA EM EON BFFCreT OO yyfcfl', tTSe Of TUl-S PUCCV ijPSHT BUT OMlN BEm'Se OP CORv- I "pvtsJE. -rAm I AOTae. fr OHlI'L-l-GO, T3 IT N1LI "STtLt.

CNE WtR. ri The World War to Team Ago Today Dinner Serving- Two Or Three Ham Potato Cakes' Buttered Green Beans Bread Plum Jelly Beet Cabbage Relish Salad Raspberry Sauce Pineapple Filled Coconut Covered Cake Coffee Pineapple Coconut Cake -(Pineapple Filled, Coconut Covered) Vi cup outter tewpoon 1V4 cups augu Umon eztimct 1 cup milK 14 Usspoon Mlt 4 egg yolks 3 cups pastry 1 teaspoon flour vanilla, teaspoons bait- teaspoon Inj powder Division of deans and advisers of Pennsylvania State Education Association, Northeastern Convention District, will meet on Saturday morning in the office of Miss Marion Hogg, Meyers High School, from 9 to. 11. Dr. Marguerite Kehr, dean of women of Bloomsburg State Teachers' College, will lead a discussion on "Mental Hygiene of the Girl." She will be followed with "Activities Program in the High School," a discussion by Mies Laura Jones, dean of girls, Memorial High School, Kingston.

Others who will lead in the discussions will be Miss Alice Jones, director of activities, G. A. R. Hierh School, and Miss April 23, 1916 Revelations in the wake of the indictment of, Von Papen, deposed military attache of tne uerman embassy in wasnmg- ton. and others in San Francisco, on the charge of conspiracy, pro vided an illuminating lootnote to the history of German-American relations.

Agents of Von Papen had deliberately discredited loyalty of Br WALLT MUQOS M'GINNIS Uerman-Americana, it appeared for the purpose of creating hostil WITH YBR Vta MUT AAMN! 1 ANOTHER TRY aimt ourra almond tgt wmm, extract beaten Cream butter until very soft, add sugar and heat until creamy. Add milk, yolks, extracts, salt, flour and baking powder. Beat two minutes. Fold in whites and pour Into two layer cake pans lined with waxed papers. Bake 25 minutes In moderate oven.

Cool and remove ity which would fores them back to Germany and into military ser i JUST TS'a Wasted their, time! vw-- YOU'D NEVER CATCH WfTfl 17 ANYTHING Vfifi tVr Marlon Hogg, dean 6f girls Meyers High School. Miss Majil Brooks, dean of women, Bucknell University Junior WASHED UP" 6ET t--VVrS irr ssvr OFF'M THE TEAM- vice: (To be continued) AnD STAY OFF iir i i HEROES OF AMERICAN HISTORY cakes from pans, tear off papers. Frost. III I 1 lv -TeW I Frosting 3 whites I've 6oT I cup drained. 3 cups sugar 1 tablespoon vinegar teaspoon salt cmsnea pine 1 cup -water Boil eentlv and.

without stirring the sugar, vinegar, salt and water. jkM-'- Aman 1 When fine thread forms when por tion is slowly poured from spoon, pour 'Into beaten egg whites, heat until frosting Is very thick and creamy, add pineapple and frost cake, having a generous layer of the WL comiiCHr, ism. ctkthal mu aswciatkm frosting on lower layer oi cane. Alter top layer has been arranged and By PAUL BOBINSON ETTA RETT frosted. sorMKle witn one-tnira cup coconut, well pressed Into soft irosung.

Be sure to press thoroughly all luice from pineapple as it would thin the frostinsr. This cake, served with a hot beverage, is suitable for a bridge party or afternoon reiresnmenis. Mniinria nf molted BDlnach. well i luinnul onvarnrt nrlth cheesA naUCB and garnished with hard-cooked W5 1 Zs eggs, make a suDstanuai tuncneon or dinner dish for tne emiaren. Ho earned a reputation as a Springlike in appearance, too.

Screen Life In Hollywood By HUBBARD HEAVY fearless tighter against crime and corruption. In order to shift him out ol the way. he was elected Vice-President ol the United States. With the death ol President McKinley. he cams to the White House, the youngest President la the history ol the country.

Roosevelt was blind la one eye. the result of a boxing match with a young Ulcer. Boostrsll cam bom a Dutch family dial has lived In America almost 300 yar. A err wsak boy. he could not oo lo school but was dueattd by tutors.

living on a Wsstsrs ranch, working hard, he gradually grow strong. Ho became Assistant Secretary ol the Nary, but with the outbreak ol the Spanlsh-Amsricaa war resigned and went to Cuba to fight at the head ol the "Bough Rldsrs." At one time Roosevelt was Police Commissioner ol New York City. Hollvwood An old Hollywood GEORGE BWAN HIGH PRESSURE PETB-And Offloar custom met a couple rebuffs the other day. Veda Ann Borg and Lelf Erick- VJTOH (r, fTftH Off WflH I 1 40 niKH fl LODKfcO rt (W DOWN THE. Him-I'LL TCPtfT HIM niwnt yjCTii eon, newcomers to the screen, re Tin fwown wire rp wtew W6er wmiNt note to WHWe.

nuF(? fused to cnange tneir names. like those, naturally, came to the attention of the name changers. Tomorrow "Mad Anthony" Wayne (Copyright, 1936) Mise Borg was given a new tag almost the minute she stepped Into the studio. It was "Ann Noble." kkMUN THE OLD HOME TOWN by STANLEY "Glen" was substituted for Erlck- son'e Leif. Miss Borg contended nu-r rr Bar A-u i that her own name is more descrip LIVERY ft.

BQARP'Nfi; BECM ON THE WRON6) V7Asll Is fklMB THE M.1VWT-BUSINESS) I VMBNT TO POT, I've TRIED 'BM tive of her personality than Ann Noble. The former model's argument was convincing. She will be TRACK-WrTH THAT collection of auo bias and Mourr billed as Veda Ann 5org. HARNESS YoU CAN OPEN Consider the Marquee sc I I I I ID A niMIB Mllm 1M I Erlckson's defense of his given Jt I I I name la that It is not SDelled like Anhat NEW, that of the Viking discoverer and he insists that its correct pronunciation, "life," will soon become I WHIT known. He won his point, too.

It was a few months aero, that Kay Linaker's name be Bs MARTHA ORB APPLE MARY shortened to "Lynn Aker," but she NOW ft ILL POOR BILL. HE HAD TO FALL didn like the abbreviation ana re fused to take It Olivia de Havll EVE.N IP WE. I FOR THAT VULGAR BESSIE BUXHOM. land is such a long name that her a. i LOSE.

THAT BUT SHE'LL TURN HIM OOWN.NOW studio considered doing something YEAH, BUT WHAT THAT HE 5 LOST HIS CHANCE. REWARD MONEV, about it, but no satisfactory sub YOU STILL HAVE. FOR THE MONEY, AND A GOOD I'togL auto wePAtte shop rf fl gDANC8 HALL ROLLER. SKATING 1. JSf JvZv( SHooTVNatAi-LSwr Jjif )YkV My ffl 1 va lkathq JmL IrT ttftShrft HAMBOMERS St.

WWMi i-l JLi I WL 'J MOT POO S.TATOM (JTW i I i pop cow m. P6snutJ I I BLX PILLIMa STATION I I Wzfci? stitutes were brougnt up. It must be admitted that many times there is something more than WILL BESSIE. SAY-C MEAN-I'M SORRV FOR YOU YOUR JOB THING, SAY. caprice behind the producers' de BBFf r-r 1 AND sire to switch names, a name may be difficult to pronounce or remem 10 "(JjX Y8LAH, SHE'S SEEN flWONDER IF BESSIt HAS --f I SEEN IN THE PAPERS THAT fHVt'i LOOTER, OCT THE REWARD V1 VMJAl INSTEAD Of US.

A tirW 7- ffl i v3 Wm I A ber, or it may be too long to fit a theater marquee. Miss De Havll-land's Is, certainly. Most theaters call her De Havuiana." Lawn Mowing Vision Warren William, amateur inven tor. Is thinking about a radio con trivance to be applied to his power lawn mower. He expects it to eteer the mower by radio control on the same principle tnat Doats ana air- ABOUT THlSTIMe OT YEAR LIVERYMAN WH1TTAKEW SBTS THE BlS URE To TRY OUT SOME NEW BUSINESS VHNTURC oianes nave usea successiuiiy.

in stead ol roiling me mower, ns piana TO MAKE A CLKAT4 UP to sit in the shade and direct it. I Joe E. Brown Is not signing an jtvssl Shadowed By PHU. NOWIAN and LT. DICK OALtUKS BUCK ROGERS.

25th CENTURY A. D. other contract with Warners for SHE DID NOT NOTICE SHE Jb' FOLLOWED J4a- AND IT'S I Hoping Wlma feared zarbo wight be -11 svmlma left the I 1 l7D (SUSPICIOUS. BUT -TN MUCH RELIEVED Ps-A I TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE financial reasons. Joe has been getting $5,000 a week, for 40 weeks.

He wanted $7,000 and Warners said i rjrss. a i I WHAT IVE BEEN WATCHING YOU mmM US TONIGHT I that was more than he was worth. Joe will make pictures for some I I -YOU'LLDOBUTREMEMBERv BUTNOTATHINGy I i THERE SHE GOES.NEIDA MEET BUCK 8 (other company hereafter. I WONDFP IP IHAT5 THE GIRL took vm IP PI iriwimv ii i hum tK-AH-l I utnMiNU adulu i fc T. 7 utu LtAKNOF XL a Xl VI ft I HAT 5 THE GIRL WHO rrJl I REBEL.

II VWHAT.S1R?NOW-GETOUTANDBE 7 WHAT "ZARBO DID XMJkvI I TlX3K VO lO pIatf 1 F.rmi Fivnn has Dousnt tne ton i liC cm iKin I 7AR80, ks HERE ON WITH KING mMPm JW L- Vi COME ON ANY TRACE VJ THEN Vpr.Z-24 eJl to of a mountain overlooking Hollywood where he soon will erect a house modeled after the one his ancestors built in Ireland. It will have a few features the Irish mansion lacked, such as a bar and a play trs caj vu rw1 a 'yi afters 1-r 13 1 room and automatio neaung oe- I vices. 15 20 6 21 i i i I i sem i jsri vmst mx i ir. wui'it s7 saimuBJr' 22 24- ihh i it iriitii E-v Mmfiiiit vpi 'K1 ji I 11111,70 I hmhi 23 to cownwuso 27 25 26 By WILLIAM RJTT and CLARENCE GRAY BRICK BRADFORD And the Lord of Doom 28 wMMWA wwwm ill I WHAT ARf VOU I 60N4 TO IAN0 AND I THAT WRECK IS STILL PLENTY Tf7 GOING TO DO HAVE A LOOK AT THOSE HOT I WONT BE ABLE TO Vk-KjTA now, wick? y-i en VEWKuasE gj jfpr0 J. 37 36 3 3d It ACROSS 28 Orates France recently issued this stamp 29 A standard of to commemorate the 100th annl versary of the death of Andre Marie Ampere.

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