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Stilt Not Talking Marx, (he famed silent joins the all-star cast of avhou hilarious hourand one-half race track romp. Snou Thursday Jan. 3 Television. with Barry Sullivan. Marilyn Maxwell.

Stu Wallace Ford. John 1 arradine and Kennv Delmar. practice Piano which will' 7 not OISTURB -ONW THE PERSON PIAYINO CAN HEAR THE MUSIC 5 SOUND BEAM IS NOW USED 701OCATE AND flg MEmRE FLA WS IN NEW AND ni ONIY DOES IT SEEM QUIETER 3 after a heavy snowfall-3j OnsffitOwPfyA IS QUIETER--FOR SNOW I TmontoS new SUBWAY flp A COUST CAI Which is more fattening pound of Sugar or a pound of BUTTER rs "The iThas about 3.300 SUSftR HAS laoo CALORIES PER POUND which is the FILING BIRO IM THE VORLD? SPREAD OF HFTWT IS THEggVfORUyS IftBSEST FLYIHO Loser-Owner Comedian Stn Erwin is coowner. with Barry Sullivan, of a tosinc race bone, when brines the romedy of that title to CBS Television. Thusrday.

Jan. 3, ro-starrlaff Marilyn Maxwell, Uarpe Marx. Wallace Ford. John Carradine and Kenny Delmar. TELL MEVT NEWS AROUND THE WORLD the SMftuesr fish EATEN ftS FOOD ey PEOPLE etfviE PANDAKA PVGMAEA XT MEASURES BUTJ- OF AN INCH IN LENGTH? How mans Blue-prints ARB-aV? 1 At PRINTS ARE HEEDED To OHE BATTLESHIP? jjgE Head "Snow Shoes" Comedy Cast Barry Sullivan, as eeewser of race horse and Marilyn Maxwell, as his showgirl head the hilarious allstar of the original hour-and-one-ha If comedy to be presented on CBS Thursday, Jan.

3. Harpo Marx, Stu Erwin. Wallaee Ford, John Carradine and Kenny Del mar are also among the stars affected by unpredictable behavior jU the track. This Way, Daddy!" IjSZyr ready to taste yot, Daddy! Wait til Looks like papa Sid Caesar pot those orders from his 9 year old daughter Shelly- Since her very own copy of the new Mary Alden Cake and Cookie Cook Book for Children, Shelly has become self-appointed chief cookie baker in the Caesar household. For Sid first lesson in cookie baking, Shelly has chosen from her cook book a favorite of hers called Hawaiian made with rolled oats and coconut.

Published by Wonder Books, the cook book is written by Mary Alden of The Quaker Oats Company and is available in food and drug stores. Here is the recipe from the Mary Alden Cake and Cookie Cook Book which Shelly Caesar has used to make her Hawaiian Hulas. HAWAIIAN HULAS (Makes 3 dozen cookies) cups flour cup granulated sugar teaspoon baking powder 1 egg teaspoon soda 1 cup quick oats teaspoon salt 1 cup coconut cup brown sugar teaspoon vanilla cup butter, soft Sift together flour, baking powder, soda and salt. Add brown sugar, butter, granulated sugar and egg. Mix well and add quick oats, coconut and vanilla.

Shape into 36 balls and place on greased cooky sheets. Bake in moderate oven (350 about 12 minutes. CHPCKLT Pftwwna nuuuuu BE SURPRISED THE IS A BIT HIGH DEAR! I MAD LUNCH HERE WITH MOTHER TODAyr I Apple Pancakes For Sunday or holiday that happy combination of a lata, late breakfast and an early hearty luncheon, haa become a national This marvelloua meal permits the kids to aleep late without keeping mother everlastingly in the kitchen. And then when is up and about hungry, too it combines two meals in one. A time saver and a work saver, even a family fun occasion.

rwlun shiny stainless steel is so easy to taste better, for sure. Apple Pancakes Pancakes) 2 separated 2 Urt cooking apples, pared, cup milk cored, and finely chopped 1 tablespoon cooking oil cup lemon juice cup sifted flour JJ, teaspoon cream of tartar 2 teaspoons sugar cup sugar mixed togther witn teaspoon salt teaspoon cinnamon dash of allspice Beat egg yolks until light and lemon-colored in 1 quart mixing bowl; stir in milk and oil. Measure flour, sugar, salt and allspice into 4 quart mixing bowl; add egg-milk mixture; beat with rotary beater just until smooth. (Overbeating batter tends to pancakes.) Batter will be fairly thin. Chill 80 minutes.

Marinate chopped apples In lemon juice while batter chills. Drain apples; stir into batter. Combine egg whites and cream of tartar in Suart mixing bowl; beat until stiff; fold into apple mixture. Heat Ware griddle. Test temperature by sprinkling a few of water on it.

When drops about, temperature is Spoon 2 tablespoons batter onto heated gridale to make 8-inch cake. Repeat to make 3 or 4 pancakes at each baking. (They should be about inch thick.) Bake until taps appear ft-irly dry and undersides are golden brown; turn; brown on other side. SpnnKie each pancake with cinnamon and sugar; arrange la stacks of or on plate; cover until ready to aerve. DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DEC.

Jf, Worse Hypnotic uPcSc "Maybowe ft" iS eU TW aty.aajaa Harpo Marx ac rcllx MM Great, 7 hypo oI whM. MMat t. turned nice oortc. Or On i 9 mM ky Jh The Christmas classic of the airwaves, Room at the Inn," the story of the Nativity, will be heard again this Christinas cay. December 23, at 5.30 p.ra.

over ABC radio network. This is the eleventh season of this traditional holiday broadcast on Greatest Story Ever Told" program, one of radio's most honored programs which, though sponsored by The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, has never carried any commercial or institutional messages to remain the outstanding public xrw program on the air. It is heard every Sunday, at the aame hour, and during the holiday season is often Btade part of church programs. Pancaku have been a national habit, too, for a long, long time. But apple pancakes are suggt ed this year as a pleasant change, for this has been a vintage year in American orchards.

These appetising 'cakes made of such tasty ingredients as Urt cooking I apples, cinnamon and lemon juice satisfy even the biggest appetites in the most healthful way. They are easily and quickly prepared, too, on the handsome, new Revere Ware gnddle, a I stunning companion piece to tns popular line of copper-clad stain. less steel cooking utensils. The I heavy copper bottom spreads the heat evenly and swiftly. The clean.

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