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Bing cherries frozen in cubes of canned unsweetened pineapple juice
from romantic Hawaii make delicious as well as decorative coolers for
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MIfHEN the sun beats down and
W the mercury starts its climb
to the top of the thermometer coo!
off with a tall glass of refreshing
orange-lema-.de chilled with ice
cubes mad? from canned un
sweetened Hawaiian pinapple juice.
A blng cherry frozen in each, ice
cube adds an extra fillip.
To prepare the orange-lemonade
allow one-half orange, one-half
lemon and 1 tablespoon sugar to
each measuring cup of water. Mix
the fruit juices and sugar, stir in
the water and pour over three pine
apple juice ice cubes.
Garner Organization Claims
461 Delegates on First Ballot
DALLAS. Texas.—John Nance Gar
ner, vice-president ol the United States,
will go into the next Democratic national
convention with over 461 votes pledged
to him, according to E B Germany
chairman of the State Democratic Exec
utlve committee and co-chairman of the
Texas Garner-for-President committee
"We are convinced, from the deluge
of pledges we have received at the Dallas
headquarters, that there is a genuine
popular demand for the nomination of
Mr. Garner on the Democratic ticket
This comes, not from one section qr
group of states, but from the entire na
tion. From Oregon and Vermont, and
from Georgia to the Southwest, we arc
getting the most enthusiastic protesta
tions ol friendship and admiration so;
our stalwart Texas statesman.
"Mr. Garner's way of thinking has cap
lured the public imagination of> the
middle ground of America’s stratght
t^imking citizenry. If the politicians do
not listen to the voice of the people in
1940, 1 predict th^t the Democratic party
as an organization won’t be worth shoot
ing. I have heard many comments that
Die politicians are going to pick the next
q|pdidates tor both the Democratic and
^publican parties. My advice to them
l^i both parties Is to listen to what the
people are thinking. If they don't heed
I^9 deep longings of the mass of Amer
f^a's citizenry, they will be politically
dead after the next election I repeat
if the Democratic politicians attempt to
thwart the will of the people in the next
convention, the party of Jefferson and
Jackson won't be worth the effort to put
it out of its misery.”
In outlining the strength that he claims
for the Texan. Mr. Germany pointed out
that out of 1.100 votes in the Democratic
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Ruth Martin, Noreen Carr, Dorothy Day, and Katherine Aldridge keep up
their energy without losing their trim figures by drinking unsweetened
• Hawaiian pineapple juice between scenes on a Hollywood set.
STANDING around in beautiful
clothes is a lot tougher than it
sounds; particularly when there is
a battery of Kleig lights glaring at
you. The most beautiful and most
photographed girls in the world
have discovered this for themselves
In their initial film appearance in
Walter Wanger's "Vogues of 1933.”
now in production. The most beau
tiful models in New York were im
ported by the Hollywood studios to
wear the creations of world famous
couturiers. The job of looking
beautiful all day takes a lot of
energy but the girls don’t dare run
the risk of gaining even a fraction
of a pound. So to solve the problem,
keeping their figures and their en
ergy, the girls took to drinking un
sweetened Hawaiian pineapple juice
between scenes. These four: Ruth
Martin, Noreen Carr, Dorothy Day,
and Katherine Aldridge—find that
Make the ice cubes by placing
biag cherries with the stems on In
li cube compartment of your au
tomatic refrigerator trays. Then fill
the trays with canned unsweetened
Hawaiian pineapple juice. To re- j
move the cubes after they have been
frozen run warm water on the hot- '
tom of each tray. The pineapple >
juice lee cubes will push out from I
the metal form easily without im
merging in water.
It will take three 1 pint 2 ounce
cans of pineapple juice to fill two
cube trays, it each tray contains
21 cubes approximately 1% inches
square.
convention, the south and border states
will furnish Mr. Garner with 286, the
chief block of which is represented by
the 46 votes from Texas. The southwest
and western states, without counting
California, and. taking but two of the
farm states, Nebraska and Wisconsin
1 will yield Mr Garner a total of 461 votes
“Now I am not Ineluding in this fore
cast, of 461. the 210 additional votes Indi
i rated, from the states of New York
Pennsylvania and California," declare®
j Mr. Germany. The Gallup poll in the lasi
three weeks lias printed definite fore
casts of public opinion from these thrc<
states, which together have 19 percen
>f the- total convention strength These
nulls show, assuming that the Preside® I
will not be a candidate which is the only
. way that Democrats believing in th<
continuance of its traditional party pol
icies can th K. that Mr Gar.ner is the
choice ol over 50% of the Democrats in ,
New York and California and of rover ’
60% of the Democrats of Pennsylvania.
Out ol thee three states, two will give
Mr Garner a clear majority of the con-
I vention. the Texas leader pointed out.
"There - no question in my mind."
j declared Mr Germany, “that the people
i of the Un.ted States have very definite- i
i convictions on the coming presidential;
। campaign The principles involved weigh
I deeply on citizens everywhere. They
embrace Mr Garnet because he stands
i for a principle that finds welcome re
■ action in every human being who
j worries and sometimes wonders on the
| future of his country
“Mr Garner’s nomination by the
I Democrats of this country is inevitable.
It is ordained in the hearts of the Ameri
can people, and I view his nomination
and subsequent election as certain, with
1 the present trend of events.”
two cans of pineapple juice and
four straws give them just the right
lift to get them through the morn
ing pleasantly.
Cinema stars, however, are not
the only women in the world who
have a strenuous job and a desire
to keep a trim figure. Housewives
and young business women every
where have the same problem and
they are not immune from mid
afternoon or mid-morning fatigue.
As a "pick me up” that neither puts
on unwanted poundage or spoils
Inncheon or dinner appetites, pine
apple juice provides a remarkably
quick-acting energy restorer. The
vitamin content of the juice is a big
help in keeping the body fit too.
Doctors and dieticians recommend
the use of unsweetened fruit juice
between meals for hungry children
rather than heavy foods that will
kill the appetite for regular meal^
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With purse monev aggregating $1,060. drivers from all over the country will be attracted to the National Chantpipnfthlp IM-Mih Stock Cai
event, at Lakewood Park. Atlanta, on Labor Day, it'is expected by Mike Benton. President of the Southeastern Fair, in charge of the erent.
This fourth Annual 100-Mile Race on the Lakewood oval has become an established classic, looked forward to by the race fana of Georgia
and adjoining states In announcing that the race would be run with Stock Cars this year, Mr. Benton cited the popular appeal that a regulai
stock automobile, that runs on the highway, the same as yours and mine, has created for race enthusiasts at all leading tracks in the past tw«
years. He mentioned the 250-mile stock car race run at Langhorne. Pennsylvania, on July 4th, as an example of the tremendous drawing powei
of stock car races.
The qualifying heats of five miles each, with six cars competing in each heat, will be run on Sunday, September 3rd, which is expected to
eliminate the field down to twenty-three cars qualified to run in the 100-mile grind on Labor Day.
The erection of an “Indianapolis type" scoreboard in front of the grandstand will, according to race officials, constantly show the public the
number of laps each car in the 100-mile race has made, up to the final lap of the winning car. This picture shows the spacious grandstand st
Lakewood Speedway, a representative group of various makes of regular stock cars, and and four well-known race drivers who have already
entered: reading left to right, Carson Dyer. Bob Reid, Harley Taylor and Jimmie Baker. Jr. All entries for the Race must be mailed by midnight
Friday, September Ist. As usual, a Free Fireworks program at night will close the day of celebration at Lakewood on Labor Day.
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Grasp, Health. Interest, Judgment,
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"Here Lies the Jinx”
A wooden cross with the words,
“Hsre lies the Jinx,” marks the
center of a small burial plot at the
Buckhorn mine, 60 miles northwest
of Eureka, Ariz. Miners at the camp
buried their “jinx,” a piece ol
broken mining machinery that
caused them considerable trouble,
in a fenced-in grave in a conspicu
ous place.
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Bead* of Coral a* Charm
The Romans used to hang beads
of red coral on the cradles and round
the neck of Infants to "preserve and
fasten their teeth" and save them from
“the falling sickness.” It was consid
ered by soothsayers as a charm
against lightning, whirlwind, ship
wreck and fire. Some say it should be
worn round the neck of children as a
preservative against “fits, sorcery,
charms and poiaon.”
Oxalie Acid in Plants
Oxalic acid is found in a wide
variety of American plants, but set
dqm in quantities sufficient to eause
illness. Leaves, not stems, of the
garden rhubarb occasionally cause
enough of it to cause trouble. The
most important oxalic acid plant,
- economically, in the United States
Is the greasewood that grows abun
dantly in the arid regions of the
West. Sheep often are injured by it-