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WASHINGTON, GS 5 )—Thomas E
Dewey last night accused Adlai
Stevenson of the “most dangerous
ly irresponsible scaremongering by
any political candidate” in present
ing his H-bomb proposal.
The former New York governor,
in a CBS radio-television interview
-“pick the winnei'”-said Steven-
Boh used “half-truths” in present
ing matters which Dewey termed
too “delicate and dangerous” to
inject into politics.
Dewey said Stevenson made a
number of “unsupported” state
ments in urging Monday night that
the United States take the lead in
arranging a halt to H-bomb test
ing.
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By Mrs. Jack M. Palmer
Bunty and Jack Palmer reside at 802 A Inlow with their S’/a
year old son Bruce. Capt. Palmer is beginning his second year
with the Air Science Department here at the College. Listed be
low are some of their favorite recipes.
They say the lazy person is the most efficient person. In enter
taining at dinner, my husband and I must be about as efficient as a
host and hostess can be. We are strong believers in enjoying our own
parties as much, as possible, so we serve food that can be prepared
long before the day of the party and with little effort on our part
when the guets have arrived. Most of these recipes can be prepared
from one to two days ahead.
HAWAIIAN BOLA GAT
One 214-3 lb. fryer salt, pepper
flour 1 t. celery salt
Prebeat your oven to 350 degrees. Coat chicken with flour, salt,
pepper, celery salt, and brown in hot grease. Place in a lightly
greased casserole and pour over it this mixture of:
14 cup soy sauce 1 T. sugar
14 cup pineapple juice
Bake for one hour basting every fifteen minutes. Serve with
sauteed pineapple slices. Will serve 4 persons.
CHICKEN SPAGHETTI AND SAUCE
The sauce for chicken spaghetti can be made and frozen two
three weeks ahead.
1 large hen 2 small cans mushroom,
4 strips of chopped bacon chopped
1 T. minced onion 3 hard-boiled eggs
2 T. butter 1 pint can tomatoes, strained
2 small packages spaghetti
First boil the hen slowly until tender. Remove bones and skin
and cut into small pieces. Fry finely chopped bacon until crisp. Re
move from grease and put with chicken. Fry 1 T. minced onion
in remaining bacon grease until tender. Add 2 small cans mushroom,
chopped, and saute for a few minutes. To onions and mushroom add
3 hard-boiled eggs, chopped, 1 pint can of strained tomatoes, 2 T.
butter, chicken broth, and mushroom juice.
Add all ingredients to chicken, salt and pepper to taste, simmer
gently for 15 to 20 minutes. Then cook 2 small packages or one large
package spaghetti in salted water until tender and drain. Twenty
minutes before serving, pour chicken sauce over spaghetti. Do not stir
until just before serving, then mix lightly. Will serve 8 to 10.
BANANA BREAD
3 very ripe bananas pinch of salt
14 cup sugar 1 beaten egg
14 cup butter (melted) 1 T. water
1 t. soda 2 cups pastry flour, sifted
Mash with a fork the bananas and blend in sugar, salt and beaten
egg. Stir in melted butter. Dissolve 1 t. soda in 1 T. water and add
to a cup of sifted pastry flour. Mix and bake in ungreased loaf pan
45 minutes in 350 degree oven. Will make one loaf. Excellent as tea
sandwiches spread with butter, cream cheese softened with milk, or
serve plain.
WHISKEY BALLS
For mailing purposes or for the holidays I cannot think of a bet
ter cookie than Whiskey Balls. The longer they are allowed to mel
low the better they are.
2 jiggers (3 ozs.) whiskey 1 cup vanilla crushed or
2 t. Karo ground*
% cups powdered sugar 1 cup pecans, finely ground*
*An electric blender is excellent for grinding ingredients. Do not
overfill, however.
Mix thoroughly with hands vanilla wafers, Karo, whiskey, and
pecans. Form into ball the size of marbles. Roll in powdered sugar.
Let mellow.
HAMBURGER CASSEROLE
A great favorite of all men I’ve fed is this hamburger casserole.
TCU Student Talks
At Baptist Vespers
Jerry Muse, a junior pre-med
student at TCU, will speak and
show slides at Baptist Student
Center Vespers Friday night at 7.
He is one of six summer mis
sionaries to Hawaii and will share
some of the past summer’s mission
ary experiences and blessings. In
the summer of 1955 Muse worked
with the Texas “Invineibles” and
has since been active in Christian
work.
The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Thursday, October 18, 1956 PAGE 3
Noted Feminine Traveler to Address
Wives Council Monday; Public
Carol Lane, a woman who knows
more about travel thau most men,
will be guest speaker at the Mon
day meeting of the AGGIE WIVES
COUNCIL, Lucile Prior announced
today.
Miss Lane, often called “Ameri
ca’s First Lady of Touring” will
tell more than 100 wives club mem
bers how to get “Travel Profits by
the Carload” at the meeting sched
uled for the MSC Assembly Room.
This meeting is open to the public.
Traveling more than 60,000 miles
each year for Shell Oil Company,
Miss Lane is constantly studying
better ways for Americans to
travel by automobile. Her reputa
tion as a feminine authority on
motoring is largely due to her
many orginial ideas for car com
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radiators to amusement of chil
dren on long trips.
The four’ major profits to be
found in traveling: pleasure, edu
cation, comfort, and economy, will
be related by Miss Lane.
She will give her famous demon
stration of how to pack a com
plete two-week waixh'obe into a
single 26-inch suitcase, Mrs. Pinor
revealed.
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' noodles
1 can condensed tomato soup
salt, pepper to taste
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