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Evening star., 1932-09-13
DOROTHY DK'S LETTER BOX

H EAR MISS DIX young business with = good job
lovely delightful family life going with
worked lazy he always working jobs
insists that If him get along financially for he
had inspiration he could work wonders but do the
upon either will hurt terribly to have give him
up would be better than having unsuccessful marriage
FENCE
Answer-And II you
young ability support wife Just tell him
willing wait for him reasonable length Of time
worth having worth working for and that he
he will have to get busy and win
IRON mmemo been taken by the campaign
promises Of who told them what marvellous things they
going they married Probsby million girls have
me taking I'd
make Il" only had to inspire I'd be
gtteng generaes will promise girl and that she will
believe II she is in love with him.
And they drunkard drinking and
continued throw his hands and quit
still hung around poo rooms and let his
Of supporting him.
DoNT lady from Missouri and make
man you who roll his sleeves
a Job with 1t before marry him.
And another thing what
contemptb thing husband and
probably children the hasn't enough
yourself refuse to be party to it. DOROTHY DIX,
NEAR MISS DIX-Dont passed and
- requiring be called master before marriage and
could single easily
they do now? M. D
Answer protec-
maea 1n sa Heae men On the D %
their station possibly such
might induce get rid OF the pprobos appenatlo
undoubtedly many women marry keep from hayng %
their ombSones OOHOlHf OAA
Evening star., 1932-09-13
Sweet Potato Croquettes.

Two cups mashed sweet potatoes.
two tablespoons butter, one tablespoon
salt, two tablespoons brown sugar, one
fourth teaspoon white pepper, one
fourth teaspoon nutmeg, one tablespoon
minced parsley. egg. crumbs
Bake sweet potatoes until they, are
tender; then scoop out the centers and
put them through potato ricer. Add
the butter. salt, sugar, pepper. nutmeg
and parsley to the mashed sweet po-
tatoes and beat them in well. Form
the potatoes into small cylinders, dip
in egg and then In crumbs and fry in
deep fat, until golden brown.
Evening star., 1932-09-13
Sricei Lemonade.

Mix two cupfuls Of water with one
fourth tesspoonful Of cloves and two
cupfuls of sugar. Put over the fire
bring to the boiling point slowly and
boil for two minutes. Cool. Add one
cupful of lemon juice and half q cup
full Of orange juice and enough cold
water to give the desired strength.
Serve in tall glasses with cracked ice
Garnish with whole strawberries II
desired.
Evening star., 1932-09-13
Savory Macaroni.

Boil the required quantity Of maca-
roni, minee it and drain we'll. Then
stir in one ounce or more butter, some
tomato, some onion paree. salt, pepper.
the beaten yolks Of about two eggs, then
the whipped whites. Fold the whites
in lightly, Bake in a creased dish for
about 10 minutes and only fill the cish
three quarters full.
Evening star., 1932-09-13
Browns Boy Finds a Way.
Who seeks to do a kindly deed
VIII md some way to meet the need.
Farmer Browns Boy.

WARMER BROWNS BOY was
- passing through the Old orchard
when his attention was drawn
i to the anxious chipping Of
Chippy the Chipping Sparrow
and Mrs. Chippy At once he noticed
that they were lowering and fluttering
Just above the grass and now and then
dropping down into it beneath an apple
lxee.
Something wrong over there" NUT
ered Farmer Browns Boy and he
promptly went over to see what the
trouble was
Chippy and Mrs. Chippy became
much excited, but didn't fly any more
than 4 few feet from the spot. 1t took
him hardly minute to find in the
grass one Of their babies. He was picked
Up and gently examined, while father
and mother kept up an anxious chip
Ping.
Must have fallen from the nest"
said Farmer Browns Boy, talking to
himself as is his way. There doesn't
Evening star., 1932-09-13

place not to wear 1t!
MY dear Mrs. Post: Are long finger
nails in good taste? Or should the
nail come just to the tip Of the finger?
Please settle this argument?"
Answer: Beautiful nails are much
more a question Of shape and finish
than Of length, but unless you use q
typewriter or perform other manual
work that makes 1t impossible to keep
Evening star., 1932-09-13
JOLLY POLLY
A Lesson in English.
E
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

K. S. S.-Although we still use now
adays," We have no further use for
"thenadays," a word meaning in those
days, just as nowadays" means In
these days.
The French word toilette (pro-
nounced toy-let or twah-let) is seldom
used in this country. The Anglicized
form toilet. is preferred.
Send a return envelope for the leafiet,
"120 Everyday Words Often Mispro-
r1ounced."
Evening star., 1932-09-13
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

treatment followed by the warm oil
pack Neck exercises include head tuyn-
ing from side to side against resistance
from the hand, head bending backward
and sideways.
(2) This is too strong a combination
to use on the hands II you use it for
washing clothes keep your hands out Of
1t as much as possible. I think 1t will
eventually injure the skin. Always mas
sage your hands with an oily cream at
night and use hand lotion curing the
day. The hyposulphite OF soda has
bleaching properties.
90 It is not likely that you can rid
yourself of the liver spots since you
have tried the usual remedies. A skin
specialist might be able to remove some
Of them for you, but they would prob
ably return. LOIS LEEDS.
Troubled Dreams.
Dear Miss Leeds-k there any way
to keep from dreaming at night? When
I wake up in the morning am just as
tired as when 1 went to bed.
Answer-A healthy person enjoys
deep, refreshing sleep at night. The
first thing for you to do is to build up
sound health by right diet and regular
exercise. Do not eat heavy. late sup
per and do not eat between meals.
Avoid constipation. Take walk. play
tennis or engage in some other outdoor
sport every day Do not stay up late
at night to read an exciting novel or see
a thrilling movie, and. of course, do not
take your worries to bed with you. At
bed time do some stretching, bending
and deep breathing exercises, take a
warm bath and retire to quiet, dark,
well ventilated bed room. Relax men,
tally and physically. If you have had
enough fresh air and active exercise
during the day and have not overtaxed
your digestive system or your nerves
you will soon drop into deep, peaceful
slumber. LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1932-09-13

otlCA - aACo P.Ok
or in the country.
MY dear Mrs.
Post: Ny chums
and I would like
to know the cor
rect shoulder on
which to wear q
corsage. We have
always considered
1t to be the left,
but In dancing we
md that It then
bee m es very
much crushed"
Answer: Wear 1t
wherever you like.
II 1t beco m e s
crushed on your
shoulder, then that
Ss kwf Ane1r n
Evening star., 1932-09-13
Ny Neighbor Says:

When sealing fruit buffers or
preserves, place q circle of thin
cheesecloth on top and sprinkle
this with ground cinnamon. The
spice prevents mold from accu-
mulating on the fruit.
Don't allow the top of your
cook stove to get red hot, as too
much heat warps the lids. When
the coal begins to burn with a
steady blue fame, close the
damper.
Always make it a point to keep
your larder supplied with about a
dozen cans Of soups, meats and
fruits When an unexpected
guest arrives for lunch you will
then be able to serve a good meal.
II ivory enamel is to be used on
furniture, an undercoat Of nat
ivory paint should flrst be put on.
Imperfections in the application
Of enamel will show less II fat
coat is firs. applied.
tCopyright. 1922
Evening star., 1932-09-13
Pickles.

Pickles should be Boiled in an enamel
pan. Always use wooden spoon when
stirring Pickles should TO. be rut into
CT stored in glazed jars On account OF
the effect Ct acid on the glaze. Glass
jars are best for storing them.
Evening star., 1932-09-13
Wrinkled Neck.

IN EAR Miss Leeds-O I have
such q skinny neck and 1t ell
ways looks creepy" and rough.
- Please give me q remedy for
this. ca I have q recipe for
making soap which contains washing
powder and hyposulphite Of soda. Will
these Ingredients be harmful to the
bands? It seems to make them softer.
~ For several years I have had liver
6pots on my face and cannot get rid of
Evening star., 1932-09-13

ing detail to the sleeves and stressing
the pleated insert Of the skirt. 1t is
No. 907.
Sizes IA, 16, SO, SO. 40, AZ, "A. Size
SO requires 3ss yards Of 36-inch ma
terial or 3ls yards CT 39-inch material.
To get a pattern of this model send
Is cents in ccins. Please write very
plainly your name, and address. style
number and size of each pattern or
dered and mail to The Evening Star
Pattern Department, Washington, D. C.
Several days are required to fill orders
as possible.
Evening star., 1932-09-13
Personal Items.

~ EAR Mrs. Post: 4 II proper
~ to carry . cane TO business
every day?"
~ Answer: In these days
Of rushing In and out Of
subways, suburban trains and omae
buildings, . cane Is not especially suit
able for en- ab,e-bodied man. But Tor
hol.rs of leisure on Sunday, or In the
evening, . cane Is proper. A heavy
Evening star., 1932-09-13
Star
= a t t rn 8
Dolman Sleeve Print.

Simplified illustrated instructions for
cutting and sewing are included with
each pattern. They give complete d.
rections for making these dresses.
Dolman sleeves offer one of the most
effective way Of emphasizing graceful,
slim hips and are an outstanding fashion
note. Buttons also share in the smart
ness Of this style. contributing interest,"
Evening star., 1932-09-13

AnSWer-U 1t will take some time to
improve your neck, but 1t can be done.
Il you are much underweight you should
try to build yourself up. Every night
wash your neck with soap and warm
water, rinse well, dry and pat on mas
sage cream. Do the neck exercises that
shall describe below and then go over
your neck with light slapping mas
tAge for several minutes. Now wipe off
the unabsorbed cream and pat on an
aStringent lotion. Pat on some muscle
OIL and leave it on overnight. Once or
twice week give your neck a steaming
Evening star., 1932-09-13
tcopyrisht. 1892

prop boys with ghten birds and
night California birds sing all night
distance picked the micophons
to be filmed
beautiful q dove"
United States chamber
"Washin Rton
Evening star., 1932-11-18

The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr.
Arthur M. Hyde, will leave washington
in a few days for short vacation. Mrs.
HYDE will remain at their apartment at
the Mayhower during the absence OF
the Secretary,
Evening star., 1932-11-18

home Of her grandmother and on
December 20 at q supper dance to be
given by her parents at the Pierre, IN
New York.
Yesterday the debutante received
with her mother and grandmother. She
wore an empire gown Of pastel pink
crepe.
Miss Eleanor Calvert and Miss Mar
garet Peyton Calvert will entertain al
tea this afternoon at the Chevy Chase
Club in honor Of Miss Frances Stmonds
debutante daughter Of Brig. Gen. anc
Mrs. George s. Slmonds, and Miss Heller
Manley, debutante daughter OF Col. anc
Mrs. Frederick w. Manley.
The tea was originally planned loi
Sunday afternoon at the home OF tnt
Misses Calvert.
Mrs. Albert Earle Conradis Is enter
tanning at bridge tea at her home
455O Connecticut avenue, this Afternoon
in honor Of Miss Mary Barkalow Of
Denver, Colo, the house guest OF Miss
Sidney Thompson.
Among those to be present are MISS
Sidney Thompson, Miss Marion Dun
lop. Miss Frances Brooks, Miss Anne
Park, Miss Lucille Elliott and Miss
Elizabeth Pierce.
Miss Betty Leonard, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Leonard, accompanied
by Miss Antoinette Edwards, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Edwards
motored yesterday to New York City
Evening star., 1932-11-18

The naval attache Of the French en-
baSsy, Capt. HusSon, was host at tea
yesterday afternoon, his guests includ-
ing officers of the Army and Navy as
well as members Of the diplomatic corps
and their wives.
Evening star., 1932-11-18

Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mrs. Williams and
her daughter have been visiting the
formers son-in-law and daughter, the
United States Minister to Ireland and
Mrs. Frederick Sterling.
Mrs. Hoggatt Clopton and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. webb, wife Of Lieut.. Comdr.
Leland Dodson Webb, U. S. N, have
returned to their apartment IN the
Shoreham after spending the Summer
in Europe. Mrs. Clopton and Mrs. Webb
arrived In New York last week aboard
the Majestic and after coming to Wash
tngton and opening their apartment,
went to Philadelphia to attend the
luncheon Wednesday OF the Magma
Charter Danes, given at the Greenhtll
Farm, returning to Washington yes
terday.
Condr. Webb is on duty aboard
the U. S. s. Lexington, flagship of the
aircraft squadron Of the Atlantic fleet
which is on the Pacific Coast for
maneuvers.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson entertained at
tea and reception yesterday afternoon
in her New York home for her grand
daughter, Miss Aida Robinson, debu-
tante daughter of the former Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Theo-
dore Douglas Robinson. The guests in
cluded some Of the older friends OF the
family and a group of debutantes. Miss
Robinson will be presented to another
group Of the older friends of the family
at a reception and tea Tuesday at the
Evening star., 1932-11-18

The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur will spend
Thanksgiving with the latter's brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Paist, and their family, in their home
In WaVne Pa
Evening star., 1932-11-18

where they will be the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Duane until tomorrow,
when they will leave for West Point
to attend the Army-West Virginia Wes-
leyan game and the hop tomorrow eve
ming at the Academy, returning to
Washington Sunday.
Miss Betty Shibley has selected
wednesday evening. December 81. for
her marriage to Mr. william T. Fryer,
son OF Mrs. Fryer and the late Mr.. Will
liam T. Fryer. The wedding will take
place in the Washington Heights Pres
byterian Church at 3o'clock, and Miss
Shibley will be attended by Miss Cath
crime Harrison, daughter of Senator
Pat Harrison, as maid of honor, and
Mrs. Landon Head Of Madison Bar
racks, N. Y, formerly Miss Elizabeth
Henning Of Washington, as matron OF
honor. Her bridesmaids will include
Miss Stephania Noble. Miss Diane
Smith, Miss Betty Griffin and Miss
Lillian Emery, all OF Washington.
Mr.. Fryer will have as his best man
Evening star., 1932-11-18

have leased the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Gordon Meade Atherholt, at 4514
Cathedral avenue, Wesley Heights. They
have with them their niece, Mis-
Frances Mcmillan of Decatur, Ala, az
well as their five sons, Thomas, Jr.i
James, William, Edward and Robert
Miss Mcmillan Is a senior Of George
Washington University.
Representative and Mrs. Fred Brit
ten will entertain at dinner this eve
niversary Of Mr.. Britten.
Entertainments at Navy Yard
PrOcede Officers First Dance.
The commandant Of the Navy Yard
Rear Admiral Henry Varnum Butler
and Mrs. Butler will have small COM
pany dining with them informally be-
fore the first of the series of dances
which the officers Of the yard will give
this evening in the sail loft at the
of Mrs. Butler, will be hostess to a
number of her contemporaries in q box
at the dance this evening.
Mrs. Gretchen Smith, daughter OF
Mrs. Butler, is motoring to Warrenton
Va. this afternoon to be the guest
over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. J. "
Arthur, who will be hosts to small
house party for the week end.
DR.. and Mrs. David A. Bowman will
entertain at dinner this evening at the
Army-Navy Country Club and later
will take their guests to the dance at
the yard.
Miss Caroline Schulz, daughter of the
commandant at Fort Humphreys, Col
Edward H. Schulz and Mrs. Schulz
and Miss Fanella Castanedo, daughter
of Mrs. Lutz Wahl. will be joint hos
tesses at the breakfast to be given in
honor of Miss Florence Harris and Miss
Jean Kingman Thanksgiving morning
at Fort Humphreys.
The United States Ambassador tc
France and Mrs. Walter E. Edge, who
arrived in Washington yesterday, will
be guests at the Mayflower until tomor-
row. The Ambassador will then leave
for a weeks shooting In the South an6
Mrs. Edge will return to Ventnor, N. j
They expect to sail for Europe in about
two weeks.
The naval attache Of the French en-
baSsy, Capt. Husson, was host at tea
yesterday aIUerlOCL, Ills guests MCIuQ-
ing officers of the Army and Navy as
well as members Of the diplomatic corps
and their wives.
Mr.. Emmanuel Monick, flnancia,
attache to the French embassy, arrived
in Washington yesterday from New
York. where he spends the greater part
Of his time, and is a guest at the May
flower.
The counselor Of the German embas-
sy and Frau Leitner were hosts al
luncheon today, entertaining in COM
Evening star., 1932-11-18

The Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
William N. Doak will leave washington
Sunday for Cincinnati, where the sec
retary will attend the meeting OF tne
American Federation OF Labor. Ihey
have made tentative plans to go to
Florida from Ohio for q short vacation.
Evening star., 1932-11-18
pliment to DR.. Curttus, former minister
Of foreign affairs of Germany.


Of foreign affairs of Germany.
Capt. Count Gustaf Fredrik Won
Rosen, military attache of the Swedish
legation, has returned to Washington
from New York City, where he has been
spending several days, and is established
at Wardman Park Hotel, where he has
leased an apartment for the Winter.
Sonora Marie de Sacasa entertained
at luncheon at the Shoreham yesterday
when guests were Sonora de Recinosr
wife Of the Minister of Guatemala;
Sonora Dona de Zaldumbide. wife OF
the Minister Of Ecuador; Sonora Dona
de CampoS Ortiz, wife Of the charge
d'affaires Of the embassy Of Mexico;
Sonora Dona de Chevalier, wife Of the
secretary of the legation Of Panama
Sonora Dona de Alfaro, wife Of the
former Minister Of Panama, and Mrs
Lolita Dawson and Mrs. Joseph Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover
have as their guest in their home,
Ue-tov~r. on Massachusetts, avenue
their daughter, Nine. Van Swinderin,
Va. c. Cne Netherlands Minister to
London, who arrived in Washington last
evening from New York, where she
landed yesterday from England. Nine.
Van Swinderin will remain with her
parents until after Christmas, when she
will return to London to join the Min
lister.
Nine. Van Swinderin's daughter, Mrs
Hoyar Miller, who as Mile. Elizabeth
van Swinderin visited her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs Glover, in Washington,
also in London, where Mr.. Miller Is
In the British Foreign ONCE.
Mrs. John r. Williams will come to
Washington this afternoon from New
York, where she arrived yesterday
aboard the Europa, with her daughter
Evening star., 1932-11-18

Lieut.. James Stanley Monahan, and
the ushers win be Mr.. Charles Angle
Carter, Mr.. Preston Phi } Taylor of
Norfolk, Va; Mr.. John Davis Alex
ander Of Baltimore, and Mr.. Winfield
Scott MacGill.
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Vernon will be
joined at their apartment, at 2101 Con-
necticut avenue, this afternoon by the
latter's sister, Mrs Bullard, widow Of
Evening star., 1932-11-18

the late Rear Admiral w. II. q. Bullard,
who viii be with them for some time.
Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong has re-
turned to washington from O visit 10
her home In Rochester, N. Y, and has
reopened her apartment ct the May
dover for the season.
Mrs. Herbert j.. Slocum has e har
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Mrs. John r. williams will come to
Washington this afternoon from New
York, where she arrived yesterday
aboard the Europa, with her daughter
Evening star., 1932-11-18

The counselor Of the German embas-
sy and Frau Leitner were hosts at
luncheon today. entertaining in com
Evening star., 1932-11-18
Exciting Fashions make a
Thrilling Thanksgiving

(D)-Street Gown Of rough
crepe. contrasting embroidery
around neckline. covered but
tons. sleeves puffed above ell
bow running to tight cuff in
blue and hyacinth. Sizes IA to
(E)-Here's o dream Of an eve
ming gown. we have 1t in. red,
white and black. It's of rough
crepe. with velvet flowers run
ming over one shoulder into O
bow in the back. sizes II to
ZU ................. 1850
F)-A tricky evening jacket /. f..
the bolero type with a novel
sleeve treatment and Johnny
Collar. It's OF white Lapin. :.
they're really the rage this sea-
son ..................$le.oo
FLooT-BROOK9
Evening star., 1932-11-18

(A)-Beautiful Silver Muskrat
with Russian Fitch trim at col
lar and cuffs. A warm, service
able fur that makes you feel
properly attired for both sports
and dressy occasions. .......$S5
(B)-Here's q smart new ex-
ample Of the favored Botany's
Crepe in a dressy Brown Coat
with genuine Beaver Collar and
cuffS ................. $3.50
(C)-Glorious Blue Fox Collar
and elbow treatment enhances
this attractive black crepe coat
.. fashions answer TO the stylish
conservatives $3.50
Finer FGshtons-3i
Evening star., 1932-11-18

Mr. Emmanuel Monick, financial
attache to the French embassy, arrived
in Washington yesterday from New
York, where he spends the greater part
of his time, and is guest at the May
flower.
Evening star., 1932-11-06
Miss Mary Cannon

-Nemofe1 consnlfanf, sOiH be in our
Corset Section all ,yeek. Miss Can
non ,ciH be glad to help you select the
garment best suited to your needs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-11-06

Real Sarouk rugs usually cost to 8 times this
price But Karagheusian who makes the expensive
originals in Persia selected the cream Of Sarouk pat
terms for production in his American weave-Gulis-
TAM Not only the designs Oriental the woods
are, too-they have the rich sheen that gives
Sarouks their aristocratic appearance.
Production in the United States saves
all import duty Before deciding on
any rug, see these new Gulisfans!
RUGS-FIFTH FLOOR
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BISHOP CHARGES
HILL MASSACRE
Asserts Italians Slain in
u. S. Rural Area.

By United Press
ALBANY, N. Y, April ga
claim that a group of Italian work
men were slain by natives of an
Appalachian country-an incident
that aroused protest from Italy
has been made by an Episcopalian
bishop.
The Rt. Rev. Frank w. Creighton,
bishop of Mexico, and director of
domestic missions of the Protestant
Episcopal church, revealed this dur
ing an address in which he stressed
need of continuing missionary work
in the southern mountains.
Upon learning of the slayings, -
Bishop Creighton asserted, 1.-The
Italian government complained to
the United States.
THE whole matter was hushed
up" he added.
He declined to elaborate on the
incident, explaining that;
IF the identity of the place where
the deaths occurred came out, all
my missionary work in the noun
tains would collapse"
The worklnen were imported from
Italy by a railroad to construct a
spur, Bishop Creighton said.
Natives, angered because Of the
invasion, ordered them to leave.
When they refused, they were slain,
he asserted.