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Thursday,
February
24,
1949
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EVERYBODY
LIKES
PIE
EVEN
EMPERQR
CLAUDIUS
HAD
'EM
suKar
S:.!
,
.
uu
snell
and
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inch
nip
pie
""
Yi,.
soft.
Add
sugar,
cool.
Brat
egg
whites
until
stiff,
fold
in
6
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wet
mspies
9,
Is
Mum
About
Royal
Romance
George
of
Denmark
Linked
With
Princess
Margaret
By
RICHARD
TOMPKINS
LONDON.
(API
It
is
strictly
business
before
pleasure
or
even
romance,
with
young
Prince
George
of
Denmark.
The
girls
may
be
after
this
highly
e
1
e
g
i
b
1
e,
28-year-old
bachelor,
but
he's
not
after
the
girls.
London's
top
royal
society
is
like
water
on
a
duck's
back
to
him.
And
when
it
comes
to
romance
his
name
has
been
linked
with
a
famous
princess
he's
not
talking
at
all.
He
puts
his
work
as
acting
military
attache
at
the
Danish
embassy
even
ahead
of
royal
functions.
There
was
speculation
at
the
time
of
Princess
Elizabeth's
wedding
concerning
a
possible
romance
between
this
prince
of
Denmark
and
Princess
Margaret
He
was
her
partner
at
the
bridesmaid's
wedding
n
i
g
h
f
1
quart
fruit
teasPn
Sail
3
CUp
lUMr
C"P
flour
1
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almo;
Place
drained
frJ.
baing
dish,
p
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vrup
over
fru,M.
shortening.
.
Pa!fy
K
'.-in
k'7eral!B
Fit
Fit
pastry
over
th.
-
down
well
overtly
baking
dish,
cut
edges.
Bake
30
r7
apple
sauce.
Pour
Into
a
baked
pie
shell.
Bake
at
300
degrees
F.,
for
15
minutes.
Yield:
one
9-lnch
pie.
Rhubarb
Cream
Pie
3
tablespoons
flour
'i
cup
sugar
teaspoon
salt
4
cups
diced
raw
rhubarb
1
tablespoon
gelatine
2
tablespoons
cold
water
2
egg
yolks
2
egg
whites
3
tablespoons
sugar
1
9-inch
baked
pie
shell
Combine
flour,
sugar
anc
salt.
Add
rhubarb
and
mix
well.
Let
stand
one
hour,
then
cook
over
boiling
water
lor
15
minutes,
stirring
occasionally.
Meanwhile
soak
gelatine
In
cold
water.
Beat
egg
yolks
until
light.
Pour
rhubarb
sauce
over
egg
yolks,
stirring
well;
return
to
double
boiler,
stir
and
cook
In
the
writings
of
Emperor
Claudius
in
46
A.D.
he
speaks
of
a
dish
made
from
apples,
honey
and
spices.
In
translation
this
is
called
pie
but
it
is
doubtful
if
pies,
as
we
know
them,
were
common
in
those
days.
Old
English
lore
refers
frequently
to
"pyes
made
of
kidneys,
pidgeons,
rooks
and
mutton"
but
fruit
or
other
dessert
pies
were
evidently
unknown.
In.
the
latter
part
of
the
sixteenth
J
century,
apple
pie
won
a
place
in
the
desserts-of
America
and
today
most
men
like
any
"dessert,
so
long
as
it
is
pie.
The
pastry
in
the
early
"pyes'r
was
made
with
suet
and
was
short
but
inclined
to
be
hard.
There
are
standards
of
perfection
in
pastry
and,
whatever
the
filling
of
the
pie,
the
pastry
is
the
Important
part.
Too
much
shortening
makes
it
dry
and
crumbly.
Too
much
liquid
makes
It
heavy
and
soggy.
Too
much
handling
or
rolling
makes
it
tough.
When
the
pastry
Is
tender
and
light
and
the
filling
flav-ourful
and
well
cooked
the
pie
is
considered
perfect.
NEW
GREEK
PATRIARCH
WELCOMED
Faithful
followers
at
the
Istanbul,
Turkey,
airport
welcome
Archbishop
Athenagoras
(right)
of
New
York,
who
was
officially
enthroned
as
Patriarch
of
the
Greek
Orthodox
churches
throughout
the
world.
Athenagoras,
born
In
Turkey
62
years
ago,
became
a
naturalized
American
citizen
in
1939.
Now
he
is
again
a
Turkish
citizen.
ffi&i
4
better
value,
toe!
Yes,
every
bo
of
these
crunchy
Rice
KrLspitig
"gives
more
weight
for
les
money.
Compare
with
any-other
nationally
ond
cousin
of
present
King
Fred-
j
"ui
oven,
,
!
erik
once
was
a
merchant
ship's
!
captain
and
a
submarine
officer.
six
servingi
BOLIVIAN
coj
known
ready-to-eat
rice
cerealTry
'em
today!
dance.
The
prince
won't
even
be
for
3
minutes.
Remove
from
heat
and
add
eclatlne.
stirrinir
aHo
-
until
dissolved.
Fold
in
mer-
and
Indians
mus
t'
ingue
made
with
stiffly
beaten
arate
tram-cars
questioned
on
the
rumors.
At
the
time
of
the
wedding
he
denied
them.
When
he
is
asked
about
them
now
he
is
mum.
His
friends
answer
for
him
with
an
emphatic
"no."
They
go
on
to
say:
"He
is
not
thinking
of
-marrying.
taking
an
official
bow.
The
story
not
generally
known,
is
told
by
an
official
Danish
spokesman:
Prince
George
who
had
taken
an
active
part
in
Danish
resistance
work,
joined
a
party
of
underground
workers
who
took
off
for
Oslo
on
May
8,
1945,
the
day
the
Germans
capitulated
in
Norway.
The
party
was
the
first
Allied
representatives
to
arrive
in
the
Norwegian
capital.
German
officers
at
Oslo
airfield,
mistaking
the
group
for
the
official
Allied
mission,
surrendered
to
the
underground
group.
Prince
George
stood
on
the
balcony
of
the
Grand
Hotel
with
the
underground
group,
receiving
the
enthusiastic
welcome
given
the
Allied
party
by
the
people
of
Oslo.
Dally
Rews
Classified
Ads
get
Quick
Results!
the
East
Asiatic
Company.
The
young
prince
Is
a
chip
off
the
paternal
block.
His
career
is
the
army,
and
he
intends
to
follow
it.
He
represents
his
family,
when
called
upon,
at
court
doings,
but
he
will
not
exercise
any
royal
prerogative
nor
give
his
life
to
crown
circles.
His
job
here
has
been
mainly
making
arrangements
for
the
return
of
Danish
volunteers
in
the
British
army
to
their
homes.
Originally
there
were
about
5.000.
There
are
only
a
few
hundred
left.
He
also
is
studying
military
equipment
and
army
training
-methods.
He
is
quite
happy
as
a
Home.
economists
say
that
all;
good
cook
books
give
full
di-1
rections
for
making
pastry
but
I
there
are
possibilities
for
great'
variation
In
fillings.
Here
are
j
several
that
they
recommend.
SHOWER
FOR
IRIS
HANSON
A
delightful
shower
was
hcia
last
Tuesday
evening
at
the
home
of
Miss
Irene
Paulsen,
137
Fifth
Avenue
East,
in
honor
of
Miss
Iris
Hanson
whose
marriage
will
take
place
next
month
to
Knut
Rysstad.
The
bride-to-be
was
honored
TOC
H
CLUB
SEES
FILM
A
series
of
film
showings
are
being
enjoyed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
branch.
Toe
H,
this
month.
Supplied
by
the
National
Film
Board,
the
films
are
highly
diversified
and
are
being
shown
in
gRmps
of
three
at
frequent
gatherings
of
the
organization
i
Projectionists
are
George
and
'
Janic
Evans,
wno
also
have
Prince
George
himself
says:
"I
would
like
to
follow
my
military
career.
I
shall
stay
in
London
as
long
as
the
Danish
office
keeps
me
here.
I
made
no
request
to
be
posted
here."
Combines
Duties
George
explains
that
his
father,
Prince
Axel
first
cousin
of
late
King
Christian,
sec-
Fairy
Apple
Pie
6
medium
apples
2
tablespoons
water
4
cup
sugar
2
egg
whites
1
9-inch
baked
pie
shell
Peel,
core
and
slice
apples.
Add
water,
cover
and
cook
until
been
"showing
the
films
periodically
ill
the
Pioneers'
Home.
When
war
ended
the
Prince
found
himself
unexpectedly
in
Oslo
with
an
unofficial
party,
1
in
the
presence
of
Mrs.
Wikdal,
Mrs.
V.
Fossum,
Mrs.
A.
Lund,
Mrs.
O.
Rysstad,
Mrs.
E.
Lind-seth,
Mrs.
S.
Furk,
Miss
Iris
Hanson,
Miss
Irene
Paulsen,
Miss
Jessie
Potterton,
Miss
Ir-ma
McKinnon,
Miss
Betty
Wide.
Miss
Mary
Petersen.
CANADA
SECOND
IN
FURS
Canada
today
is
second
only
to
the
United
States
as
a
fur
producing
nation,
with
almost
7.000
fur
farms.
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Such
a
bargain!
You
can't
even
buy
thee
3-sroop
set
in
tli
tores.
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TO
GET
THEM
USE
THIS
COUPON
Buy
a
lin
or
bag
of
Maiwrll
Houms
CofTee.
Clip
ll.i.
eoupon.
t
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in
your
name
and
address
and
either
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to
make
changes
in
your
ref
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'ration
y
We
will
be
tflad.
to
assist
you
in
;iny
ii-i
ments
contemplated.
Have
your
machine
checked
to
see
if
it
dition
for
the
heavy
work
season
which
i."
SEE
US
FOR
VOUR
REFRIGERATION
REL'"iD
THIS
AND
THAT
For
size
of
tin
levelling
off
ingredients.
You'll
probably
use
the
large
one
for
flour
it
piles
it
so
accurately,
so
lightly
in
the
measuring
cup
for
belter
cake
and
cookie
making.
What
handier
than
the
medium
size
for
your
sugar
tin?
...
or
the
small
one
for
sprinkling
bread
crumbs
over
a
casserole
and
many
other
uses?
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the
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all!
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moo,
will
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delay.
Walk-in
or
Itcach-in
Coolers
Vrmn
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Cabinets
Ice
Cream
Cabini-ls
and
Domestic
Refrigerators
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in
COFFEE
is
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HOUSE
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real
bargain
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more
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cud
than
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in
couce
goodness.
Maxwell
House
has
cra
flavor
because
it
contains
choice
Latin-Ameiicau
cofTecs.
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Blended
by
Experts
for
finer
flavor
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make
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regular
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v
from
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till
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"Did
you
ever
see
such
people?
Every
time
we
wanted
to
tell
i
"em
about
our
trip,
they
insisted
on
boring
us
with
theirs!"
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