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Ames Daily Tribune-Times (Newspaper) - July 18, 1936, Ames, Iowa Page four Ames daily Tei bulb ame8 Iowa saturday july 18 1936 buy bit Tut in Ames Ames daily i Tribune times published Dally so kept sunday by awes Raily Tribune times co 817 fifth Street Ames Iowa w s Rupe publisher Robert Murray Man Arlinr editor Holzli j Nordyke business manager entered As second class Mitter at the at Ames Iowa under the act of july 16 19h official paper of Story county and the City of Ames subscription rates City Carrier weekly i is Story adjoining counties month 2on Story adjoin los counties one year 4 on Iowa outside above counties six months Iowa outside above counties Vear fim outside of Iowa Ope year 6on All must be paid in Advance service will be discontinued at Date of expiration unless renew Crl National advertising representatives j j divine it associates inc new Burf Syracuse and the Iowa Pally press Assn Des Moines where is adventure in motoring today As the millions of american motorists go rolling out across the vacation highways of the land there must be at least a few old timers among them who can remember the Days when an automobile trip was really adventurous to be sure motoring now is More run than it used to be it is in fact taken All in All one of the inst completely pleasant diversions that the race has Ever devised for itself but it int the High adventure that it used to be if your memory goes Back As Many As 25 years acid has automobiles in it that far Back you will understand the Motorist of the old prewar Days was sailing uncharted sailing them moreover in a caravel that was just a Little bit Jean by and Given to distressing leaks do you remember the roads of those Days the paved Highway was almost nonexistent a stretch of passably smooth gravel was a firs class Road then to be driven Over with a grateful mind and a Light heart beyond it there was certain to be Plain dirt mile alter mile of it which could turn into the deepest stickiest most automobile engulfing kind of mud As As a Little rain came Down and whether the Road was Good bad or i differ there was the problem of keeping on it there was no route numbers and there were no Handy Little Road maps if you Felt flush you bought a Blue Book and As you anxiously approached a Cross roads the indispensable backseat Driver would chant something along the lines of Bear right by red schoolhouse go 36 Miles to Crossroads turn if Eft and follow gravel 18 Miles to wooden Bridge an sooner or later of course you lost your Way ski How and had the privilege of calling Busy Larm hers out of the Fields to ask them the Way to blink Lille but the roads and the difficulty of keeping on them were Only part of the Hazard there was the car itself the Auto of those Early Days was still on Proba Tion it was subject to Odd and inexplicable lapses into coma today Motorist can be As ignorant of mechanics As a babe in arms and still undertake a new York Osan Francisco tour with a Light heart yesterdays bad to he an accomplished tinker or be prepared to trudge 10 Miles along a lonely Road in search of a Mechanic and the tires no Motorist in his senses expected to take a trip of More than a Days duration without having to make at least one change if his Luck was out he might have to change half a dozen changing a tire in those Days was More of a Job than it is now there we rent a lot of Handy filling stations either where you could have some one do it for you go motoring two or More decades ago was adventure with a capital a a thing for the Stout heart de and Toug fibred not simply a matter of deciding where you wanted to go pointing your Radiator Emblem in the right direction and letting nature take its course its More fun nowadays by far but the Tang of adventure has gone out of it respect he says it has done Lor music in five years what it took the Church which preserved and nurtured music five centuries to do thirty four of every Hundred who own radios listen now to so called classical music that is Fine music of Brahms Bach Beethoven Wagner Liszt radio has made Bach who always had the name of a strict schoolmaster who composed precise but unemotional music it has made Bach the rage Beethoven is the Public favorite so far his fifth symphony Kapee says is played on the air 100 times a year because people like it and want to hear it that is an impressive fact to place along Side the criticisms of radio programs and contemporary musical trash there is plenty of poor taste in the land but not an overwhelming amount and the Good taste is gaining whispering there is a Good Deal of talk going around about whispering campaigns and to Tell the truth there seems to be some ground for it in a Way there would be Relief in a political Campaign conducted in whispers rather than blared Forth by loudspeakers the present Campaign so far speaking with special references to the party conventions has been All too noisy nevertheless honest and decent people will agree that it is better to have our ears deafened by partisan Clanger than our minds poisoned by things that people do not dare say out loud stories and accusations shouted from the platform and the broadcasting station can be answered against poisonous whispers there is no defense too Many men and women normally decent and fair minded Are moved by political Zeal in a big i contest to accept lies on the says of credulous mends them on theres talk about fighting fair this year that easy everything a a political War is fair if your Side does it sure White nations All love the ethiopians at the same time its Fine for Mussolini to do his shoot ing somewhere outside of Europe As the railroads turn modern freight cars change to containers a fancy word for cans r newspaper comment 1 radio and Beethoven Erno Rapee a radio orchestra conductor who is at Home among the musical classics and the popular composers believes in the development of taste and appreciation in every Man radio has been the most potent influence in that Speed causes death Fairfield Ledger with a record of 37000 motor vehicle fatalities last year it is time for us to seek the real cause and to apply remedial measures if possible since 1927 we Are advised by the National safety Council deaths resulting from the collision of cars has increased 142 percent it is noted that the Speed of automobiles has been greatly accelerated during this period pedestrians killed As easily at slower speeds have died at an increasing rate but the in crease has been Only 29 percent moreover the figures show that at speeds under 20 Milesian hour Only one Accident out of 61 is fatal increasing Speed however pushes up the death rate at 20 to 29 Miles an hour one Accident in 42 is total at 30 to 39 one in 35 at 40 to 49 one in 25 Over 50 one in 11 pointing out these facts does not answer the prob Lem of automobile fatalities while Speed May be More dangerous and it is the average american with an amazing fatalism has accepted the risks of Speed and will probably continue to take his chances any policy of Highway regulation that seeks to severely limit the Speed of automobiles is destined to be disappointing recognizing that this is the Case it seems vital that emphasis be placed upon factors that can be regulated and restricted these include examination of Drivers and of vehicles with rigid and positive elimination of those that Are defective and danger Ous it embraces Well defined traffic regulation that can be enforced thru the systematic punish ment of those who violate them the situation is serious there Are some owners of automobiles who hesitate to take Long trips be cause they Are afraid of other Drivers on the High ways they Are reasonable Drivers but they cannot protect themselves from those who drive recklessly As Well As fast t former big shots in the business world i dont know what th6 country is cd Wing to time was Whitn Stop ev6rythh4c visits London brings own food and water along London highness the maharajah of Mysore Rose on his private floor of the Dorchester hotel took a drink of water which he brought in barrels with him from India ate a breakfast prepared by his private chef from his Supply of food also brought from India and retired to his private Temple in one of the rooms of his suite there he sat Cross legged in Sil ent contemplation for 10 minutes As usual at the feet of his private family goddess a Small Golden image called Chamund Swari afterwards he studied the possibilities of giving in London entertainments on the scale to which he is accustomed in India where at his Palace he maintains a Fleet of 80 automobiles for the use of his guests the Krishnaraj Wariyar Bahadur a British Knight one of exotic India most exo tic figures he is one of the worlds Rich men with a personal Fortune of revenues of 500000 a from the 6500000 people he rules and owner of Gold Raffies Granite quarries and Cal in addition to lands and palaces he is 52 Small slight Black moustached almost insignificant of presence except for his Brilliant eyes and Low musical voiced he wears Western clothes a with a turn ban in which Gliner threads of Gold j heis called the gentleman of Madras Only Hyderabad among the Edian principalities is larger than Lis state of Mysore he is the first ruler of Mysore to leave India he is a Mem Ber of the Kshatriya or military Aste his religion forbids him to at any kind of meat he eats no Gas no fish no fowl he subsists almost entirely on vegetables and he brought those from India for his 2 months stay he drinks no water but that of the sacred Ganges so he brought his water 8000 Miles to London he must have his food prepared by a Brahman chef in an approved Kitchen so he brought the chef and fitted out the Kitchen Here he neither smokes nor drinks but he is a Host of renown he must at tend Many functions in his Honor Here but he prefers to entertain Ether people in his great Palace at Madras where King Edward then Prince of Wales has been a guest he astonishes his guests with his hospitality his banquet table has a Minia Ture railway running round it an electric engine pulls a train Load of delicacies to which the guests help themselves As the train glides silently by so Mack for jon5s begin Here today Helena dkkh1k Young mid has recently Breu promoted from the Force to take charge of the women port swear department of la Elvirs Tore one of her Best customers san dra Leigh a Vitus Helena to join u weekend party at Crest Mountain Lodge although others the party Are strangers to Helena she feels lit ease and enjoys herself she particularly attracted by handsome Peter Henderson who in n nearby town awake before the others Helena for an Early morning swim Peter joins her on the Bench Al most immediately he tells her he is in love with her now go on with the Story chapter ii Vou Peter Helena protested withdrawing from his arms someone might be watching from the Lodge he laughed that encouraging he told her if that your Only reason for not letting me kiss you then in a cinch then his tone grew suddenly serious look Here Helena i Haven been Able to sleep for 10 minutes straight since we left each other last night id heard of that happening to a fellow when he met the right girl id never really believed it last night i told you i was in love with you and it still goes in a Chilly and unromantic Dawn ifs an awfully Short time in which to decide that Helena smiled wondering if he could detect the pounding of her heart be Neath the thin White swim suit but in not afraid of the Deci Sion Peter answered quickly even if it was a Little Quick on the trigger Ive met lots of girls Helena but Ive never had one hit me like this not even near it that Nice of you admit i feel the same Way Peter but she broke off with a whimsical helpless smile that settles it he said if you feel just As i do then theres Only one answer whats that asked Helena breathlessly that the Good old fashioned institution of marriage Darling he took her wrist and turned Back toward the Lodge come on lets Wake the gang and Tell them but Helena planted her Small feet solidly on the path and pro tested no Peter please his templs Here is Ped of All furniture room strip except for not yet anyway lie turned to her again and she went on slowly we cant do a thing like that we dont know anything about each other tomorrow it might All be different i dont believe that and neither do you he said meeting her level gaze in in love with you i can care for you comfortably theres nothing More to know about Nuj youre Young and Beau that All i want to know about you the rest of it i can discover of Peter Helena laughed while her eyes filled suspiciously really a Sweet per son and Arent we both insane the 10 minutes a Day he spends in it it remains locked under guard a All hours Day and night the maharajah arrived thurs Day by Way of Calais and Dover he comes partly for reasons of health he has been ill since the death of his Mother last year and his favorite sister a few months ago a beyond Peters shoulder director Dies Hollywood Cros land Dean of the film colons corps of motion picture directors and the Man who made tha first Al talking film the jazz Singer was mourned Friday by hundreds of motion picture personalities who had worked with him during the past 20 years although Nikola Tesla a Itous scientific inventor has done the greater part of his work in the United states it is Yugo Slavia his native country which is honouring him with a special stamp Tesla recently celebrated his 79th birthday his greatest invention was the induction motor although the electrical Industry hns benefited from Many other remarkable improvements from Tesla Laboratory o government inspectors arc try ing to solve the mystery of the recent appearance of Gutter blocks of the 1 and 3cent perforated Century of Progress Stamps As Well As the 3cent Newburgh is sue the Post office department is us much surprised Over these unusual blocks As arc stamp collectors if there was dirty work at the Crossroads similar to Issue of the original Farley Imp res collectors May demand reissues of the Gutter blocks As they got re issues of the Farley follies dont expect any comic Mora issues in connection with the Coronation of King Edward Viii there will be a new series of Stamps by then but be regulars England is about the Only major country that Doest Issue e Denmark u preparing a series commemorating therefor mation of 400 years ago Tho Stamps win picture the Gret danish reformer Hans Tauson a Pioneer churches she saw Sandra Leigh slowly emerging from the Lodge Over her flaming pyjamas she had thrown a Robe and her bobbed hair was in attractive disarray i thought id get a Load of Sun Rise she called to them but it looks As if in a Little late Peter turned hiding his annoy Ance at the interruption Good then pm think its All right Helena faltered morning Sandy you Arent deny ing that a Sunrise is no Novelty to you Sandra smiled Ive seen them in evening clothes Peter that is i was in evening clothes not the sunrises but that different have you two Hardy persons been in the Lake already she turned her eyes knowingly toward Hel Ena and the latter thought i wonder if she believes in taking advantage of her invitation and trying to capture Peter aloud Helena said Ive been in and or hendersons just try ing it Why dont you join him its grand Peter faced her humorously if were to be married you refer to me As or Henderson its Peter and after Helena hand right away Doest it Why i Haven she looked at Sandra helplessly Peter said the other girl i want to make a suggestion its that you very literally go and jump into the Lake ill help Helena make her plans very Well miss Leigh he bowed Low dropped his Beach Robe and sped Down toward the Lake at its Edge he leaped an amazing distance and struck the water neatly and that said Sandra Smil ing is the Way he does every thing in not surprised Hes go ing into Matrimony the same Way what have you to say for me asked Helena weve been married a while Youj Sandra put her Arm around can Call me Pete the Leigh girl came Down from the veranda searching Peters Ace youre serious Peter then she turned to Helena and Why he be you know last night at dinner i had a Fleet ing thought that it would be no Surprise if you two hit it off in a serious way4 Fin psychic about those things then you think its All right Helena faltered All right repeated Sandra what difference would it make what i thought but since youve asked me 111 Tell you i think its even better than All right and to excited about being the first to congratulate Peter and wish you happiness i am the first he Leigh girls enthusiasm warmed Helena heart some How she had feared that Sandra might not quite approve when does it happen Sandra wanted to know Peter grinned and reached for Helena derricks shoulders a woman different Darling no body should be surprised when a woman jumps into marriage at five minutes notice i think every girl carries around subconsciously the image of the kind of Man shed fall for of course its an image that changed a Tittle As none grows perhaps 4 o r g o to e n altogether she stopped suddenly youre really in love with him Arent you i be marrying him if i we rent i thought so Sandra smiled that Sticks out All Over you Helena do you want Meto help you with the wedding id love it dont know the whole idea of wedding sort of frightens me Candra thought a moment Peter seems All set what would you say to doing it now the gang would pitch in and give you a great sendoff and it would avoid an expensive Church wed Ding thoughts had never raced so swiftly through Helena brain As they did in that moment Why should she wait after All Peter Henderson was in love with her and she with him Why should they waste one precious moment of two lives that were All too Short at Best ill explain to your Mother the Leigh girl said i might even fib a Little and Tell her youve known Peter longer than you have one things she sees Peter Shell agree with you no woman can resist that Charm Sandra 111 never be Able to repay you repay me said Sandra amazed in a romantic woman Darling and theres nothing snaps up a weekend like a wed Ding she faced Helena her eyes serious you mean this dont you baby dont let me Rush you into something youre not sure of j Helena nodded i mean it i never meant anything More in my life and i never in not Henderson recommending Peter you understand i know him just As a charming Young Man who sometimes appears at parties and weekends but if youre that Means if youre in love with him ill go the limit in in love with Helena slowly him said then answered Sandra no body can Stop you and i May As Well have my fun and help you she called Down to Peter its All arranged the wedding is to be at Crest Mountain Lodge today to be continued sister marys Kitchen by Mary e Dague Jafea service staff correspondent is there a Cook with soul so dead she Hast sighed for new culinary worlds to con Quer i do it too and yet none of us begin to make the most of All the foods available which suggests that the thing to do is to Combine the old tried and True dishes into new concoctions ill never forget the family Surprise the first time my spirit of adventure prompted me to serve raw carrots Cut in narrow strips from there it was just a step to add Lustre to a salad with grated raw beets even such old food affinities As Toast and egg become different when served As an egg nest which is merely the stiffly beaten egg White piled on buttered Toast with a bit of butter and the unbroken egg Yolk dropped in the Center Salt and Pepper Are sprinkled Over the top and the combination is put in a moderately hot oven 375 degrees f until the egg is set it will take about ten min utes its a splendid idea for breakfast to make egg nests cold meat platters too gain Appeal if you provide contrast in color and Are careful to arrange the pieces attractively there will be the Dull Rosy an of cold sliced roast beef the brighter Pink of baked Ham the creamy tones of cold roast pork the pure White of breast of Chicken and the spec kled Pink of Tongue Garnish with Pickle fans and Pond lilies made of thin slices of Cucumber and radishes with the skins left on and a half Ripe Olive for the Center slivers and thin slices of Dill Pickle make stems and leaves if you want to Trace Border around the Edge of the Platter the old family Friend Rice pud Ding wears an alluring disguise when it appears As Cream Rice meringue the same sugar and mondays menu breakfast chilled mixed fruits Cereal Cream egg nests milk Coffee luncheon baked Green peppers stuffed with Macaroni and cheese whole wheat Rolls baked while peppers Are Bak ing Apple sauce Ginger bread milk Tea dinner Cream of Mush room soup Platter of cold cuts mixed vegetable salad toasted Rolls Cream Rice me Ringue milk Coffee into a serving beat Whites of eggs and milk All Are there but there in a different combination Cream Rice meringue on half cup Rice 3 cups milk 12 cup sugar 34 Teaspoon Salt grated Rind 1 Orange 2 table spoons Orange juice 12 cup chopped dates 2 eggs few drops Vanilla 4 Tablespoons powdered sugar Cook Rice and milk in a double boiler until Rice is soft add sugar Salt grated Orange Rind and juice dates and slightly beaten egg Yolks Cook until mixture thickens turn dish and chill eggs until stiff beat in powdered sugar and Vanilla and drop Small spoonfuls onto a baking Sheet covered with waxed paper bake Twenty minutes in a slow oven 300 degrees slide to top of Nee pudding and serve perhaps its a Little More Trou ble to beat the eggs separately and make the meringue but Why we be More anxious to take pains for our family than for anyone else ifs so easy to let Little things that mean a few extra minutes assume overwhelm ing proportions for everyday meals and the special touch that1 lifts food from the humdrum to the unusual is neglected jewels for All in United new York oif pre found that in Many Dous atones exclusively the properly of the wealthy that sit behind the scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher 1vka service staff correspondent Washington the mystery of what has happened to Louis r Glavis the super Sleuth who has been combating graft and scandal for pea and the Interior department these last three years seems almost As deep As any that Glavis himself has unravelled in his spectacular career but it is Clear enough that his Days As chief investigator for Sec Retar administrator Harold Ickes began to be numbered months ago when he first crossed the path of Ebert k Burlew grand vizier to Ickes the Duel Between Glavis and Burlew became intense and the result is that Glavis is going to work for the Senate Campaign expenditures investigating commit tse and will also do Odd jobs of investigating for the president on the Side All hands Are at great pains to make Clear that Glavis didst re sign that he want asked to re sign and that he want fired theres an Atmos phere of tense embarrassment in the Ickes Domain and one is re minded that 28 years ago in the Ballinger scandal Glavis As a Young Man who dared to Tell truth was a storm Center at the Interior department the Circum stances of course Are different Ickes has become persuaded that he has suffered from the snooping and Man Hunting tactics of the big Glavis Force of investigators Many pea officials and employees were glad to Side Burlew charging various Petty or inept invasions of their offices or projects and As to their honesty in the other hand Glavis parti sans Point out that his Divi Sion made a Strong record against political Crooks Oil company a lists Shady pea employees code Chi Selers Kickback operators and would be rafters j the recent period of Embarrass ment has been partly due to fact that Glavis knows so much i about the administration and partly due to the fact that the White House crowd likes his work j he and his staff have infiltrated through a Large part of the adj ministration encountering Many interesting facts Here and there it has been suggested that he might cause the administration an enormous amount of Embarrass ment in the Campaign were he so minded and that thought has not been ignored by Ickes o tto Wever Roosevelt Haj some times used Glavis for investigations and feels he can i use him some More the White House continues to be sour on r Burlew which appears to be a Large reason behind Yumori of a Likely shakeup in department after election into inf the pos sible departure of Ickes himself these rumours should be Dis counted because Ickes will be used in the Campaign and Roose velt is still fond of him off and on Glavis detective hero of the Ballinger affair the Teapot dome scandal the Hearst mexican documents expose the Power Trust investigation Kun Siux klan investigation and other causes celebre will Worth watching in his Campaign investigations his record indicates youll hear much More of him whether there will be further explosions in Interior 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