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THURSDAY, APRIL 20th, 1935 THE HALE YBU RIAN Perhaps the most important man in Premier Cham- cially when some new type of weapon is under berlain's British cabinet in these crises-filled days is | scrutiny, as was the case when this picture was taken. Leslie Hore-Belisha, minister of war, and responsible | The minister of war is seen with a division outside for the advancement and augmentation of Great Brit- | London, as he is instructed in mastery of the intri- ain's armed forces. Working on the theory of "un- derstand the armaments and you understand the army's complex problems," he is never too busy te join the troops as they go through manoeuvres, espe- months, cacies of the Bren machine-gun, of which Canadians have heard more than a little over the past few Three firemen were overcome as a result of the $75,000 fire which swept the fifth floor of the Nicholas factory building in Toronto. Several other firemen received minor injuries from falling glass and debris, but remained on duty during the most gruelling fight in the recent fire his- tory of Toronto SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK A _ Meet U8 Ree Oh By R.J. SCOTT ¢ * ANOVA, oR EXPLODING' STAR, BECAME BRIGHT ENOUGH INTHE YEAR | fo BESEEN Wi THE BROAD )_ SUNLIGHT FROM A DEEP WELL , CLITING OFF 4HE SUN'S GLARE, STARS MAY BE SEEN WitHour A TELESCOPE. ts f y/mye " PoList MARSH FARMER WAVE THEIR OWN SYSTEM oF "TELEGRAPHY % TALKING fo EACH OTHER By MEANS oF TROMBITS, GREAT te WOODEN HORNS -- A ART oF CURIOUS CODE oF ARRANGING FLOWERS SOUNDS 1S USED: INSTEAD OF 3 WORDS 1S AN APPOINTED COURSE oF STiIDY IN THE HIGHER Schools oF JAPAN Cobina Wright, Jr., has been se lected by the New York Society of Illustrators as "the most attrac- tive and talented New York gir! f the 1939 season." me = The Haileyburian's Weekly Feature Page == Household Hints By MES. MARY MORTON "Come for dessert and coffee!" That's the fashion for invitations when one sets out to round up the crowd for an evening of bridge, It's the perfect prescription for social ice-breaking, and it dispenses with the effort and expense entailed in giving a dinner or a buffet meal. It is a nice idea to serve regular coffee and also decaffeinated coffee for those who insist that coffee keeps them awake or that it doesn't agree with them. And for the des- sert there should be something of a substantial order, not just a bit of fluff. And it must be a dessert that appeals to the menfolk, too ICE CREAM SHORTCAKE o1 a baked pie crust filled with ice cream and fruit makes a festive choice. It may be made of large layers of sponge or other plain cake, or of cup cakes cut in half, crosswise. Put a generous layer of ice cream on the lower layer of cake and cover with the top. Place on serving plates and pass several sauces so that guests may take their choice, such as hot maple syrup containing chopped walnut or pecan meats, a thick chocolate _ sauce, marshmallow sauce or a sauce made of canned or preserved raspberries or strawberries. To make the marshmallow sauce, cut four ounces of marshmallows in, pieces. Melt in double boiler. Dissolve one cup of confectioner's sugar in one-fourth cup boiling water. Add to marshmallows and stir until dissolved. Cool before serving. ALMOND ICE CREAM to the tune of six servings is made with one-fourth cup sweetened con- densed milk. one-half cup water, one and one-half teaspoons almond extract, one-half cup finely shredded almonds and one cup of whipping cream. Blend sw2etened condensed milk, water and almond extract thoroughly. Chill. Add finely shredded almonds. Whip cream to custard-like consistency and fold into chilled mixture. Pour into freezing pan of automatic re- frigerator. Place in freezing unit. After mixture is about half frozen remove from refrigerator. Scrape mixture from bottom and sides of pan. Beat until smooth but not melted. Smooth out and replace in freezing unit until frozen for serv- ing. When peach time comes along, remember that this ice cream is especially delectable when gar- ished with crushed, slightly- ~ sweetened fresh peaches. _ TUNIS' DEFENDER . Youngest President J. Ferris David, on the staff of the Ingersoll Tribune, who was elected - by the Ontario Educational Asso- ciation as its president. He is the youngest president in the 78-year history of that body. At 25 he was chairman of the Ingersoll board ot education and has since headed the trustees' and ratepayers' association. General Berthomet, ABOVE, is charge of the "little Maginot line," key to French defence of Tunis. The centre of the strongly fortified line is at Mareth. After inspecting the fortifications, Premier Daladier an- swered Italian threats of aggression with the assertion France would mot yield one inch of territory. Hints On Fashions _ Dirndls Still Popular With Many -- NOT OUTMOPED Despite emphasis on other si! houettes and styles. it is good 'o know that the dirnd! type of frock is still with us. Many women like this line and for the proper ficre it is charming. This mode! is of sheer crepe in a caramel shade and the diagonal pin-stripe and dot arc SSS SSS S| Hi ee = i Weekly | Garden-Graph | Written oy DEAN HALLIDAY tor "Centra, Press Canadian Scant ee ; 12 INCH ~ \DEE | [v-~> bane Lilies for enring pl es If you did not plant lilies in your garden last fall they can be planted now, or at least certain varieties can now be set out with safety.- Some lilies only grow roots from the base of the bulb, while another group, called stem-rooting, send out roots from along the stem as well as from the base of the bulb. The stem- rooting lilies can be safely planted in the spring, since the stem roots help to provide the bulb with food and water. As shown in the Garden-Graph, the bulbs of stem-rooting lilies should be planted 10 to 12 inches deep. Each bulb should be set on a handful or two of sand. The stem-rooting ,roup of lilies includes the Auratum - Elegans, Henryi, Longiflorum, Regale, Rubel- lum, Speciosum and Tigrinum. black. The bodies butt--~ to the waist with self-covered -- buttons Slanting slit pockets on the skit. If mahogany table is ecratched, fill ae with tincture of iodine. 'Phen apply wax or furniture polish, and , the scratches will be practically invisible. 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