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aooxs so new AGAIN To read agopd book onccyand never again is to také one bite from an apple and throw the rest away so heavy is the flood of new books nowfalling from the presses so strong is the etol keep up with the Joneses in the matter of books as well as that of cars clothes and ranch type bungalows that many at us feel we have not ti to read books over again We might fall behind socially if we were unable to discuss the latest bestseller About three weeks ago iwas seized with desire to reread Thc Cruei Sea Nicholas Mons arrats bestselling novelof five or six years ago found three copies sitting quietly shoulder to shoulder on the shelf blew the dust off one and took it home Now ordinarily bestsellers do not land up to second reading one an interval of years They tend to have the nostalgically comie quality associated with the fashions of the 1920s But there are exceptions and The Cruel Sea isone of them found fit every hit as absorbing the second time as had the first though did not this tim sit up until three mm to finis it The urge to find out what happened was gone and had time to admire the superb craftsmanship which gives structural integrity to this practically plotless story Details of event background and choract eritation missed on first read ing emerged to enrich my ex perience of the book under stood more clearly than the filst time the brittle those brief periods theerew spent ashore and recognized in that circumstance the truth that when people are dedicated willingly or unwillingly to single clearly de fined purpose all time not spent in pursuance of that purpose is empty and irrelevant Alltin all am glad that rcrcad The Cruel Sea although it is possible that may not want to do so again Well pleased with this second reading turned to sterner stuff The Plague by Albert Camus was not and probably will never be bestseller It is at book well worth second third and perhaps even fourth reading It is on the surface the story of city isolated from the world not by flood or earthquake but by more deadly and terrifying en emy within itself The city of Oran is struck by an outbreak ot bubonic plague the Black Death which ravaged Europe in the Middle Ages and isolhted in quarrantinc for period of months Through the eyes of Dr Rieux the author observes with clinical exactness the mounting tension in the town as dead rats accumulate the first hysterical refusal of doc tors and officials alike to recog nizeor accept the nature of the disease and the emotional temv per of the inhabitants as the ep idemic runs its course chiefly it is the story of Dr Rieux and the little group of men who suriJound him Ram bert the reporter whose one de sire is to see again the young wife he left in Paris but who when the chance of escape comes can not tear himself away from the epic struggle in which his friends are engaged Cottard who wel comes the plague because it brings relief from an over ng personal fear Grand the little clerk whose inability to find words for the simplest needs makes his determination to write great novel both ludicrous and tragic And lastly Tarrou whose apparent neutrality is revealed as an almostgodlike compassion for suffering humanity The tone of muted objectivity in which the book is written the cnncentration humdrum and even sordid do serve only to strength pact of the book by dri ng home uncompromisingly the love and admiration of humanity which is its mainspring In the words of Dr Rieux amid the rejoicngs whenthe plague SJLiast oyer itstates quite simply wht we learn in time of pestilence that thereare more thingsto admire in men than to despise RIDE OUT THE STORM by fiegerAercel isiainoveloijther last days of sail when the clipper ships were fighting losing battle against thelgrowing power and safety of steam If it were only would still hea fine tale of gh adventure full of that special excitement and gigantic heroism whichonly the sea can gradualfiemergence of mans unreaiity of on commonplace ALLAN itilLLAit champion sports car driver isch ed roping John red in charge of the Klrkwood Forest manage ment unit earlier this year graduate otthe University of Torortto inthe forestry faculty the mmanagementotficer atm cd with the department in the Mldhurstmursery in 1948 then Gloria Frolic at MaitonLAirport on his return from the Canadian King of Speed by models Marjorie Carter and Grand Prix at Sebrlng Florida Taris forlTea TARTS TRIUMPH AT TEA TIME especlaiiywhentheyre honey butter tarts glazed fruitedcheese tarts or cocoxiu cake tarts Flaky pastry is the beginning in each case Have them with tea on chilly afternoon or later in the evening round the fireor just for dessert but leisurely in the living room Whatever the occa sion whatever form it takes can you think of anything with much more appeal Now some homemakers will still complain bitterly that tart making along with largensized pies is their cooking Waterloo Justas we suspected all along its the pastry that throws them off But rest easy on this score for the pastry for these tart tri umphs justeant failits so easy and rich and wonderful every time too because its made with butter one of the dairy foods Make it the same way you make ordinary pastry but use butter oithat goldenlbrown glaze that fanciful flaking and that flavor superbw Butter for its incompar able richness too that will make tarttirneso welcome Caketartsare our newest offer ingr Sounds as if we might have made an error in printing this for yo esnt it But we really mean caketarts forihto the tart tina sotrimly lined with flaky butter pastry goesa spoonful of your favoritepres ves jam or iellyThen spoon in ordinary cake batter and topwith feathery shellscomesflrst use ournew rc cipe for flaky butter pastry Then fill the shells withtthe frui youve chosen from our list and glaze so simplywithcurrant jelly thats been melted over but water No cooking nothickening nobaking justfili inihis easy alayer way and serva the tarts for tea Butter flarts maymot he inew but Honey Butter Tarts are plan ned to givr you the surprise vor treat of the at nth Its two step method too because you simply melt butter andyaddvall other ingredients except eggs which are beaten iahd lightly fold edin just as youre finishing tbe pastry ready tospoon in this nectarlike filling Flaky Butter Pastry Makes Pie Shells or 12 to is Taitishella cups sifted pastryfloiir 23 cupbutter 34 tablespoons ice water Measure flour and lft agai fore rolling blender until fat is the size of small peas Sprinkle water into ixture one tablespoon at time until mixture will hold together but is not sticky Divide in half and shape into balls Chill bo Cske Tarts Makes 12 Tarts recipe Butter Pastry package lighttcake mix jam or jelly shredded coconut Line 1213 inch tart tin with pastry Place one rounded tea spoon of jam or jelly in each one Fill to 23 full with prepare cake batter Springlc top with shredded coconut Bake in hot utes Vv CreahbflheoSedndéFrult With Glaze gt Makes Tarts ounce package crea tablespoons cream fresh or frozen peaches straw berries blueberries or asp berrics current ielly Blend cream cheese with ere Spread on bottom of tart shells Fill wi desired iruit hielt jelly over boiling water and spoon over fruit Chill Gar nish with sweetened whipped cream if desired gt xiI Honey Butter Tarts Makes 12 Tarts recipe Butter Pastry V2 cup butter 23 cup liquid honey 23cup brown Sugar cup raisins teaspoon nutmeg 14 teaspoon salt eggs slightly beaten Line 12 inch inf but rpastry and chill while mak ingredients except eggs Blend par of cottage pudding or bake intocupcakes that will do for tea when the tartsare done Cheese Tarts as though lots of Butyoull be amazed the easyeasy steps for these rBlendingv cream cheese with cream and spreading on the bottom of baked tart less lsomewhere in that long suc ofggswift rand uccessful voyages he has ardedwhis and he not h1an vewithout Ear the futurehe sees only narld repetiv sf gamet oven 425°F tor 15 to 20 mini baked butter pastry tartshells with ing ailing Melt butter addall Cut butter into flour with pastry lined tart tins Place on cookie sheet Bake on lowest rack in botoven ladraging 15 or 20 minutes Allow to stand atlcast 10 minutes before removing from tins thenloosen edges and to tnove to wire rack NB if syrupy filling isdesired use just one egg in place of two COLOREULEVENT CANSO NS CP Sails iind paddles will again dot the Strait of cause thlssummer The Can so Regatta with fairs picnics and other celebrations lsset for Aug about around him EmployedJntoratry with the department aim his mduation Russell interim to matebis will and three children to the om ANDNEW PETERBOROUGH CF pickup truckj£ollided with hereuntobuggy here dolnsmza damage to the The buggy was considerably damaged and its load of 15 down eggs scatte on the pavement Ii billi are causing your head to spin NIAGARA invites you to drop in thy Miami out tietnpany THE WILSON BUILDING llhoae PA 84040 saitaar tam mum Tomato 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