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The most applauded performance of the IX Winter
Olympics at Innsbruck, Austria, was the sister act—on skis
on Christine and M arielle Goitschel, sturdy mn-
keeper’s daughters from Vald’
Isere, France.
In their first Alpine event,
the slalom, Marielle, 18, came
in second to Christine, 19. Two
days later, in the giant slalom,
Marielle went out to win or
else. She pulled out all the stops
; te a daring run and this time
;*he got the gold med^. Christ
me came in second in a Me with
Jean Saubert of the U.S.
The ski season is once more
underway all over the chaser world, in
and the favorite chill
ski lodges and cocktail lounges
is a Broken Leg. This hot new
winning combination is a fav-
! . Farm Facts
Farmers have long relied
on signs to forecast the wea¬
ther, but today’s operations
demand more precise infor¬
mation.’ Bad weather may
hinder application or nullify
effectiveness of materials in
which they have invested
heavily.
The U. S. Weather Bureau,
therefore, is providing fore
casts tailored specifically to
agricultural operations in key
areas. News media, the U, S.
Department of Agriculture,
and other agencies are co¬
operating.
These services include an
i agricultural interpretation of
the 30-day and 5-day outlook,
well as hourly reports
and information at Intervals
throughout the day on the
kind of weather to expect for
the next 36 hours- and for 24
additional hours.
Also issued are agricultural
aviation weather forecasts
and summaries during the
spraying and dusting seasons.
Foresters are kept posted on
(4 fire weather." Warnings also
are issued of unusual disturb-
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The fame of the Southern cook haa traveled far, and chicken I* the
most celebrated Southern dish of all. Here’s a wonderful jellied
chicken salad that looks and tastes like a million, yet hardy tickles
the budget because, it is made so thriftily with evaporated milk. So
smooth, so elegant in flavor, we call this ingenious recipe our Million
Dollar Salad. It makes a party main dish, Sunday night and «ool-of-the- snpper, or
luncheon specialty with make-ahead convenience
mornlng cooking.
Best of all, with just slight variations in this salln-textnred salad,
you can make pretty Orange Carrot Raisin Salad or Lime Peach Des¬
sert. Evaporated milk blends so beautifully, you’ll say this is Qhs
smoothest jellied salad yon’ve aver made.
MILLION DOLLAR SALAD »
(Jellied Chicken Salad)
1 cup very hot water 2 cups diced cooked chicken r
1 1 package lemon flavor milk gelatin dessert Vi 1 tablespoon cup diced celery minced onkm
2 cup evaporated juice V* teaspoon salt *
tablespoons lemon
Add very hot water to lemon gelatin In deep bowl. Stir until gelatin Is dissolved.
Cool slightly. Stir in evaporated milk and lemon juiee. Chill individual until slightly thickened. chill until
Fold in remaining ingredients. Turn into a 4-cup mold or molds;
firm. Unmold to serve.
YIELD: 4 to 6 servings.
Variationsi Orange Carrot Raisin Salad: Substitute 1 package orange flavor gelatin for
I | dessert the chicken, for lemon celery, gelatin. onion and Substitute salt Turn 1 cup into grated 3-cup raw mold. carrot and n cup raisins
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1 YIELD: 6 servings.
Lime Peach Dessert: Substitute 1 package lime flavor gelatin dessert for lemon
gelatin. Substitute 1 can (1 pound) ding peach slices, drained and cut-upifor the
I chicken, 3-cup mold. celery, onion and tall Add 2 tablespoons peach syrup to water. Jura into
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YIELD: 6 servings.
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More than 100 miles off the New England coast, this man
made “island" Is the first open-sea radar tower in the nations
new Atlantic defense network against air attack. Costing $13
million, it houses 60 Air Force personnel on its three decks, and
enough electrical gear to supply a city of 100,000. Its three
spherical “radomes” are designed to spot enemy raiders at dis
I tances which are a military secret. The 6,000-ton “island” is
the largest structure ever to stand 99 f« (rom land amid «K&
hazardous conditions ' ~
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/ Prudent Diet Cuts Heart Attacks y
CAN HEART ATTACKS BE PREVENTED? In a seven-year
experiment by the New York City Department of Health, newt
attacks were four times as fre¬
among
they pleased, compared to men
Who ate a “Prudent Diet.”
Dr. George Christakis of the
New York City Department of
Health heads up the oldest and
most extensive study of the ef¬
fect of diet on the amount of
cholesterol in the blood, and the
relationship of cholesterol to
the incidence of heart attacks
and strokes. For seven years,
more than 1,000 men, ages 40 to
69, have been enrolled in an
“Anti-Coronary Club” whose
members eat what is called a
“Prudent Diet.”
The “Prudent a increased use of polyunsat¬
urated fats in place of saturated fats. ® INCLUDE: __
FINDINGS AS REPORTED BY DR. CHRISTAKIS
r 1. Cholesterol levels in men eating the Prudent Diet dropped.
2. Heart attacks were four times as frequent among 420 members
of a control group. 3. After the first two years, heart attacks in the
diet group declined sharply, but continued to occur evenly through
out the test period in the control group. This could mean that it takes
about two years for the diet to begin to protect against attacks.
Saturated fats come from meat, butter, eggs, whole milk , ice
cream, ordinary margarines and most pastry and cakes. Polyunsatu¬
rated fats occur in liquid vegetable oils. Safflower oil is the most
polyunsaturated, edible oil, followed by com, sesame and peanut.
The diet recommends a ratio of three parts polyunsaturated fats to
two parts saturated. It limits meat to four meals a week, with at
least four meals of fish, and no limitation on poultry. Recommended
are green, leafy and yellow vegetables and plenty of fruit.—ANS
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swimming equipment A few years back Tucker dived up from B Si¬
snuda waters a valuable gold and silver treasure trove from submerged
wreck of 16th century Spanish galleon. Experts have valued Tucker
treasure Altantic at $75,000. There are at least 40 known wrecks around mid.
resort which skin divers can safely explore. Bermuda’* pro
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BREAKFAST — Orange Juice,
cereal with skim milk, toast
with polyunsaturated margarine,
coffee black or with skim milk.
LUNCH — Broiled fish, squash
seasoned with polyunsaturated salad !
margarine, tossed green 1
with safflower oil dressing, fresh, I
fruit.
DINNER Poultry or moat, ;
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baked potato, spinach, bread, i
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