Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 27]

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Heicsiday, May 22, 1954

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_ THE BRONZE REPORTER

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Ti CELEBRITY

By Rob &. Mack ~

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MRE PEMBERTON sued dmpatrertly at his two nervous em-'
ployees. ~~Miss Parker! Didn~t you,
find that ~instruction sheet _yet?|
If you~d only tearn to file things|

in the right place~Miss Locke~]

I'll be back at two. Get that mimeograph repaired and run off Hobsén~s order. And see if you can~t
clean. up this place. Looks like.
Lacey~s Basement on Bargain Day.~
Remember, Wendy Wicker is com-}
ing back with me and I expect everything to be running smoothly!~~
The door banged behind him.

~That,~ groaned) Dixie. Parker,

~Gs all this mad-house needs. Aj} i

visiting celebrity!'~. She yanked
open another file @rawer. ~Did
Wendy Wicker really work ~here be
fore ~she won that Hollywood movie.

contract?~~

Ann Locke shrugged. ~That~s
what the boss says. She~s visiting
her folks this week and he~s showing her off at the business men~s
luncheon.~ Huh! I'll bet he didn~t
give her a ton of dictation just at
quitting time: every day!~~

For the next two hours, Ann
worked frantically on the- stubborn
mimeograph machine, while Dixie
tore the files apart:

~Here we are!~~?) announced Mr.
Pemberton, ushering a lovely
blonde in black velvet through the
door, His smile froze. ~~Miss Wicker,~~ he said stiffly, ~~I must apologize for my staff. They had orders
to clean up this office before you
arrived.~

'. Wendy~s laugh was warm and
friendly. ai kids! Don~t let -hhn
scare you.~~ |

Dixie: and Ann laughed nervously. Wendy pointed a white glove at
the mimeograph machine.

~Don~t tell me that old wreck~s
still around? What's it doing~having hiccups again?~

~Great eeoret yelled Mr. Pemberton.

~Calm ~down, Mr. P.,~~ said Wendy. She pushed Ann gently aside
and began tinkering with the grimy
machine.

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Five minutes |
graph was ) ~
~Nothing to it,~ por Wendy.
~Just a little i earned ~back
in the old days

Mr. Pembertok was -wegarding
her ~with amused awe.

~Mr. Pemberton,~ res Disie,

~conld that lost instruction ~sheet
be in your brief ~case?

~WHAT?~ the; ~became ~a
lion ~again. ~Now see here, young
lady~don't try fo cover up your
incompetence by blaming~ me!~~

~Oh, Mr. Pemberton...~~ cooed
Wendy, holding his open brief case
one hand and a sheet of notes.
in the other, ~~could this be it?~

Wendy laughed and winked at.
Dixie. ~Still up [to his old tricks.
He hasn~t changed a bit." She
turned to Ann. ~~How does he treat +
you? A lap full! of. dictation fust
as you powder lyour nose to go
home?~ Ann~s face reddenéd. Mr.
Pemberton choked on his ~igar.

~You know, kids~~~ said Wendy,
~ta movie studio'can be every bit
as hectic and nerve-wracking as
this office. And for; the same reason.~~ She.smiled at Mr. Pemberton and touched his arm. ~~Mr. P.,
here, is a lot like my director.
They~re both swell guys underneath, but. they~ve allowed their
work to swallow) them-up! They
think of themselves as parts of~a
big machine that must never stop
running.~~? She $~topped suddenly
and looked embarrassed. ~~Gosh, I
~I~m sorry! I didn~t mean to~~

~My dear...~~*isai@ Mr. Pemberton in a strange voice, ~~I~m glad
you said that. You're a wonderful

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leftovers don~t appear on the
mienu occasionally. Here are some
Bood ways to heat some of the
More common foods easily ee
quickly.:

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of a double bofler, especially if.

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PUZZLE NO. 290

RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Sunday Supper Pie
(Serves. 6)

4 tablespoons chopped onion.

1 tablespoon bacon fat

1 pound ground beef

1-can condensed tomato soup

% teaspoon salt

Pastry for 2-crust ple

Heat oven to moderate (375~

F.). Cook onion slowly in fat until soft. Add beef; brown lightly.
Blend: in soup and salt, Line 9 -inch pie pan with pastry. Moisten edges with cold water. Pour
| in meat mixture. Cover with top
crust. Bake in a ~~ oven
for l~hour. -

girl.~ _He. glanced.at Dixie, then
at Ann. ~~You~re all wonderful girls
to put up with an old siave-driver
like me.~~ He turned to Ann. ~~Here
~let me finish that. job. Y6u go
downstairs andi get us.a round
of cokes. We'll drink to the new
regime!~~ But remember this,~~ he
added gruffly, ~if either of you
ever dare to miss a Wendy Wicker movie~you~ll, be fired without
notice!~?: |

sree ease Wn research 1 cle keer

cf THE BAFFLES

By Ma

Research indicates that the ap |
plication of Douglas fir sawdust at
the rate of 10 tons per acre will
increase crop yields without the
addition of Nitrogen fertilizer. Sawdust applied at the rate of 100 tons
per acre with the addition of 1,400
lbs. of ammonium nitrate gave.
maximum;~elds.

Sanger s 1952 ~log harvest. of
9,802,471,000 board feet of timber
was the largest cut in the history
of any state in a single. year. ~

Following a major eruption of
Krakatau volcano, in the strait
between Hava and Sumatra, in
1883, abnormally long twilights) and
remarkably colored sunsets oc
and heat for 10 minutes or dntil

| they~re piping hot,

Leftover slices of meat? You:
don~t want them to dry out, so wrap |
in foil. Heat in a hot oven for about |
10 or 15 minutes, unwrap and serve
at nce.

Mashed squash, turnips or sweet
potatoes can ~be heated) nicely in|
the top part of the double boiler. |
Add a bit of water or melted butter~
if the vegetables seem dry.

Leftover rice is best when heated

pan of boiling water. Stir gently
with a fork while heating for about)
10 minutes. |

Vegetables, if heated in extra)
liquid, easily become soggy and)

~unpalatable. Why not -place them,

in a skillet with some melted bute
ter and turn over a few times with|
a spatula while ~they heat? This

curred throughout the ~ for
two years.

Joe~s Tavern will be (open:
Sundays. Our Ad last week! ~said: he was closed, but he is OPEN

' SUNDAYS |

takes only a few minutes and will! -
aot overcook the vegetable.

DIDJA- HEAR kedor THE / YEH-BUT |
ELEVATOR ~FALLING
SIX FLOORS AT THE
CIVIC BUILDING 2

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PEOPLE WERE
INJURED, IT'S

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Mae ad

VEH-BUT IT - 1X PEOPLE HAVE
COULD HAVE at LEGS BROKEN!
BEEN WORSE! WoReE~ HOW CAN

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Have water in the ~bottom boiling,

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