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Seven THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 13. J95.1 velt had many favorite dishes, eastern Oklahoma A. and M. Col-; people are just working harde lege, sums it up simply, "The and faster," he says. Briton Shows How to Cut Red Tape "but the one I think he liked best awk- War Office who disposed of LONDON, Nov.

13 (Reuters) "Mamie's Million Dollar Fudge" Among Recipes inNew Cook Book How to be a top Army brass hat ward questions this way. He was "a very amiable chap" was my special country captain." The recipe follows: 1 hen or 2 fryers; 2 or 3 green peppers, chopped; 1 clove garlic; 2 medium onions, chopped: 1 teaspoon thyme: cup raisins in in one easy lesson: Sit down at your desk, take all the tricky problems out of your "in" basket and Slip them under and he retired "full of years and honor," the Peer declared. His secret of success was disclosed durine a War Office Spring LAMP SHADE" WE STOCK IT Oc. f( sauce; 1 can tomatoes; 2 cups rice WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 (AP tomatoes; 1 bunch bouquet garni- cup of stock from stew instead of boiled until dry (use white, brown the corner oi the carpet.

Then nail down the carpet. Forget about or wild rice); 1 ture; 3 Eallons beef stock- salt cleaning. Janitors found "dozens of files" under the carpet. Windlesham was attacking the U'd pa nns. (or to taste); cup pepper, ac'cent.

them. Alice A. Dunnigan. chiei or tne puwucr Stew the meat until lonrfor growing burden oi paper worn Lord Windlesham told the House raisins to garnish; cup almonds or any nuts (save some to gar Washington Bureau of the Associated Negro Press, sent this in: Here is the recipe for "Mamie's Million Dollar Fudge" that date-bait that helped lure the second lieutenant who was later to become President of the United States. of Lords of a Brigadier at the 'and red tape in the Army.

the vegetables and bouquet garniture (thyme, bay leaves, garlic, etc.) in cloth bag. When vege- If you should visit the Little SELfcCt FROM 4,000. EVERY STYtt tVbRi SIZE Ct 1 -1 i i 1 1 i A nish); 1 can mushrooms; salt, pepper to taste. White House in Warm Spring, vou would see written on the Boil chicken until done, and uioies are done, strain nff turn Following Red Path viet-style state farms already in operation in north China. jnonTunq parinmenrs ana NDergiaS.

Jim ng modern fabrics. All hand-sewn washable mots vnii mm A ms eer bone it Saute onion, then add all gallons of stock from the stew and kitchen wall over the oven: 'i sauce ingredients( everything ex cooked the first and last meal in sujiiuj wun Deei roux TOKYO (AP) Peiping Radio claims that more than 100,000 new cept green peppers, nee. raisins and nuts for garnish), add chicken must bring your limp this cottage for President Koose. Mrs. Dwight D.

Eisenhower makes no bones that it is not she, but her husband, who is the cook in the family. She relates that when they married, fudge was one of only two things (the other udts inio stew and simmer for one-half hour. To adopt the recipe to average agricultural producer coopera we mat prop to sauce and simmer 20 to 30 min "This statement was inscribed on ADril 12. 1945. by Mrs.

Daisy fives were set up last Summer in utes. Serve over rice. Garnish Success Story MIAMI. Okla. (AP) There's nothing magic about the United States' success.

Jamal Azizj, who came from Teheran, Iran, to study petroleum engineering at North- erly o.re you Open Fri, es, eastern and southern China. with raw peppers, raisins and Bonner, who served as cook in the Mil 1:31 P. was mayonnaise) she could make. idmiiy use six portions the club cooking editors advise using one-tenth of ingredients listed. Cook as above, straining ofj one This is considered an step" toward creating the So nuts.

Thin the gravy. Serves six or more. Rumor has it that Mrs. Ri, Georgia White House for 20 Mrs. Bonner relates that Roose hower gave it its name "Millinn On OPEN MONDAY 91:15 8:30 jjoiiar nuage" when he was; courting the pretty Denver girl; visiting in San Antonio, bout 40 years ago.

He still calls it that and it is popular at the! White House. It goes like this: cups sugar, pinch of salt, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 tall can evaporated milk. Boil six minutes, pu; in large 12 ounces semi-sweet chocolate, (chocolate bits), 12 ounces German sweet chocolate, 1 pint marshmallow cream (2 jars), 2 cups nutmeats. Pour boiling syrup over Ingredients in bowl; beat until chocolate is all melted, and pour in pan. let stand a few hours before cutting.

Store in tin box. Mrs. Eisenhower contributed the save ls to on each pair FULL-FASHION ZEBRA NYLONS qnes Renoir Fashion news you'll find only at White'a in Boston DYED SHEARED recipe-i-and the President two of his to the Women's National Press 1 Club which, in the belief that the way to get a club house is through the stomach, has come out with a cookbook entitled, "Who Says We Can't Cook?" This cookbook will be given a Clamorous debut party Tuesday and then will go on public sale. It ran be had from the Women's National Press Club, National Press Building. Washington 4.

for S2 plus 15 cents postage. Stnries In Book, Too LAMB It is not just a compilation of pocket teles cape jacket clutch capes recipes from "very important per. eons" as well as club members. It is a collection of anecdotes about those recipes. Josephine Eiley of Washington, fx P.

who masterminded the cook book, tells this on her boss, Erwin B. Canham, Boston, editor of the Christian Science Monitor, and his wife, in which their dinner to Vir 950 -vs. "The Canham maid, also from ginia-born Lady Astor developed an unexpected problem. Virginia, held her own opinion of high-born ladies from her state. When informed that Lady Astor 13 '1 Was to be a dinner guest, she mut tered ominously, 'She'll be late.

She was. "When Lady Astor complimented Worked" as lamb has never been worked be-tore. The result fabulous! Feel its supple silkiness, see its luscious colors, wrap yourself jn a new warmth-without-weight. Our littl luxury, at far from a luxury price, weighs only 20 ounces. Adore it and wear it from noon til dawn! the sateau fromaee, Mrs.

L-annam tang for the maid to bring another serving to her distinguished guest To her amazement, the servant an Diihip hotter ainil cftrcol rdton whit plus lOCi ioj: Mail nr phone order Ailed use coupon below run R4LON WHITS'S THIRD FLOOR nounced flatly: 'There ain't no more, "There was, as Mrs. Canham knew but not apparently for Lady Astor. Then there is the woman who laughed when her husband told her he was bringing the President of the United States home to dinner. But it happened, as Sarah Mc-Clendon, correspondent for southwestern newspapers, relates, President Truman accepted Federal Judge Eugene Worley'i invitation to homemade chili. Mrs.

Richard Nixon, wife of the USUALLY 1.6S and 1.95 pair Jf pair Vice President, three former first girls' and women' COLD WEATHER BOOTS ladies Mrs. Calvm Coolidge, Mrs. New Oriental fashion flavor! THE GOLDEN LOOK Franklin. D. Roosevelt, Mrs.

Harry Truman have culinary specialties In the book as well. So do many other famous women, including Grandma Moses. suit-dress for the Holidays 98 10 by Forever Young Men's Recipes Too Also it shows that men can Cook in more households than the White House. There are recipes contributed by FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, House Speaker Sam Rayburn, Senate Leader Lyndon Johnson, Sen.

EUender. President Eisenhower prefers 3 for 2.95 Attractively boxed Latest Parisian shades medium tan, medium taupe and light beige. Choice of 3 wonderful weights: Ultra dress sheers, average lengths Dress sheers, proportioned lengths Walking sheers, average lengths. Sizes 8i to 11 MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED ON 3 PAIRS OR MORE ortlrr onlplflr nr delivery nrefl, ndtf 2Kf for ttftnritlns. A rhiiric of will he mafle on r.o.ri., jnnll and phone orders within onr deliver vren, HOSIERY WHITE'S STREET FLOOR Also in Worcester Fashion news in the season's most wearable silhouette.

Willowy skirt, jacket with jewel touched cape collar, cuffed bracelet length sleeves. In silky-look acetate crepe print with traceries of gold all over. Navy, turquoise or brown. Women's sizes M1? to and Misses' 12 to 20. his trout, especially if he has caught it fumself, cooked over an CDen fire.

Here is his recipe: "AROSA" "Clean trout, roll in olive oil, season with pepper, dip in corn meal. Wrap each fish in aluminum MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS FILLED foil and cook on the grill, 10 orfrr O'ftWffe nttr repnfnr tfrlfreru aren, adit J.lrf minutes to each side. Charcoal or nannnnif. i rnnrpr of rA mniir nil It. Mail and I'hone nrdrrt within our ilrlirrru should be at the peak of its heat- ere.

BUDGET DRESSES WHITE'S THIRD FLOOR still glowing, after the flames have by died. Mr. Eisenhower, apparently In the belief the Press Club is going to get that clubhouse, contributed III In his recipe for "Oldfashioned Beef Stew" and the ingredients re for 60 portions; It follows: lO95 2,0 pounds stewing meat (prime round); 8 lbs. small Irish pota. Iround); 8 pounds small Irish po.

tatoes; 6 bunches small carrots; pounds small onions; 15 fresh Florence Slocomb Pioneer Woman Worn without shoes! Side zipper for snug fit! Finest elk tanned leather Nylon fleece lining Neoprene crepe non-skid soles Foam rubber innersoles and arch pads Legislator in Bay State Services for Mrs. Florence Seav- SlocomD, 88, first Worcester woman Representative to the Massachusetts Legislature, will be held in the Lucy Stone Chapel Red, Brown, Grey or Black Sizes 5 to II, narrow, medium or wide of the Forest Hills Crematorium, Walk Hill tomorrow at 2. She died Friday. Mrs. Slocomb, who resided at 28 Pond Cohasset was one of the first three women to win seats in the Massachusetts Legislature.

She served as Representative of the 20th Worcester District, 1926-28. She served as the president of the Ward 8 Republican Woman's Club, president of the Worcester Women's Club' and president of -V- Two Wonderful Styles for sports leisure all 'round comfort! the Worcester Smith College Club, She organized and directed the MEN'S CHUKKA BOOTS Dark oxblood color JBRS7 Quality leather uppers Cushion crepe sole Sues 7 to 12 Selection also in Worcester Worcester Girls' uiud. Mrs. Slocomb. a native of Wal pole, N.

was a graduate of Smith College. She had lived in Cohasset for the past 22 years followine her departure from Worcester. She also was president of the Ecituatc Women's Club. Mrs. Slocomb was long an advo.

by cate of woman's suffrage and pure A. TURNPIKE imarl ttitchod vmp, soft unlinerf lthr tetther light cork inn.rtol bouncy pUttorm m.dium wdg h.tl tor firmn.ss eKrotr. U.th.r lot. for fleiibilitv. R.d, bl.cV or Sixes 'h AAA to widthi.

I0. food laws. H.I3 12, Ws, She is survived by brother, r. H. WHITE'S, lo.

41. Mttfu.ilM William N. seaver of Melrose. phorVorder. Harvey J.

Lamy ColV'" I S'u. WOONSOCKET. R. I Nov. 12 QuantitY 1095 1295 Shoes reflecting the distinctive manship and simplicity of line characteristic of Vitality shoes th'at are always in casual good taste! Harvey J.

Lamy, 58, owner of the I. COM AR mid Kent tor comtort tni wrbility ityl.d in Mello tilt in bl.cV or brown. Alio in blel iud. 4 to AAA to widthi Harvey Electric Company here for more than zs years, oiea toaay in his home at 174 Coe native of Montreal, he had MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED 8HOES WHITE'S STREET FLOOR On nrHrrt tnttiti our drltvtm tre, l(frf or hnndllna- A rhargfi at 20n will hn made nil mail ooil phon. order within our feH'er re.

Also in Worcester Nimt lived in Woonsocket since child hood. He was a member of the AddrtH- Catholic Foresters of America. MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED ountif ArHvtrv re, Me 1nr hantlllnt). A rdnroe tfle of( mad on V.O.H., mail and pfcone ordrra within onr deHrr urea. lata.

Zono- Surviving are his wife. Beatrice Money Order City. I k.rfll I 1 BOSTON ONLY HOI SALON WHITE'S STRICT FLOOR two sons. Harvey Jr, and Francis and one sister, Mrs. John Ch.ck Aeeout or Me 0 FlA.tO uwn Berube, all of Woonsocket.

ilVi The funeral will be Tuesday with a solemn requiem mass at 9 In Holy Family Church. Burial will be in Precioui Blood Cemetery..