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Clearance of
Mems Wear

CLEARANCE OF STRAW HATS.
Sennits and soft straws. Good lork-
ing sailors. Sl.39 hats now SOc
s9c; 81 hats now. ....... c~S
RAYON UNION SUITS. From our
regular SI"9 stock. Slightly soiled
from handling. Size 81. %
sPoRTSMEN's FINE FRENCH FLAN-
MEL SHIRTS. Plain white. Slightly
soiled. Sizes IA. I4'2. -, Isl. and
I6lz. Regularly worth c1 90
S".9S. Clearance. .... P1'/o
- BALBRIGGAN UNION SUITS.
short or long sleeves. long legs. SiIes
"a and 36. Regularly worth CQc
s5c. Clearance ce....-..-...
VAN HErSEN SOFT COLLARS. All
sizes in several popular STYLES. Resu-
Iarly low priced, 35c. Clear CSo
ance ..-'''...''''
- WASH TIES. Several patterns in
GOOD light colors. Regularly 1Qc
worth 35c. Clearance. ....
., FANCY BRoADCLoTH SHIRTS.
Regularly worth SI.t9. Shgntly
Sailed Collar attached style. Sizes
-. I41s, -. 16. 161e G1 M
and Il. Clearance.
.. REAL LEATHER BELTS. Black
mr. Brown, with detachable buckles.
sizes 80 and 3? only. Clear T0c
ance ~
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CLEARANCE OF
RADIOS

NAIJlOS
Demonstrators-So have been used
in various departments about the
store.
ONLY 1 6-TUBE SUPERHET. an At
tractive console with dynamic speak
er. Excellent tone. Worth $50. For
Clearance, complete, de-
livered and attached to C1O OS
your aerial, only ..... %l1'7O
JUST I s-TUBE sUPERHET an-wave.
Beautiful console model with rich
tone dynamic speaker. Regularly
worth $50. Clearance
complete. delivered, at C2O IN
tached to your aerial %O
7-TUBE CONSOLE. = perfect "see-
ond" radio for the den, children's
room or office. Dynamic
speaker. Worth $19. Clear co o.
JUST 5-TUBE MIDGET. One Of
those $40 values with o-
D.,utifsa,s Ds%is ,1s,.eso to1sa Complete s 1925
ONLY 1 6-TUBE sUPERHET.. An at
tractivc console style with dynamic
:1ea1s.: Es.s'.,is aswr,ess wS.sa $l495
JUST 1 7-TUBE BATTERY SUPER
HET. One Of those values that are
offered only once &C.. IN .otts sEsas vne. Can.
sole style. Formerly sold coo or
for $50. Complete -. %OS'7O
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GENER-
latest models Regularly sold for
SSS. .O5. Clearance, complete. installed
with with FREE s' Aerial $29.95
only
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Linens-Towels

FIVE-PIECE BRIDGE SETS. At
tractive shade of green. fringed.
Originally low priced, 81. COc
JUST 1 LINEN TABLECLOTH, .2 by
80 inches. Soiled from handling.
Regularly low priced G1OQ
SlO.5O. Clearance .... %f'1O
100 TURKISH TOWELS. Pastel
coiorfast shades. sizes 22 by "a.
Regularly low priced 39c. 1Oo
Clearance .............
SO YDS. LINEN TOWELING, II
inches wide. Regularly low 1Oo
priced 29c. Clearance. A~C
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Clearance of
Dress Fabrics

I, YDS. OF BROCADED RAYON.
:St;-inch material. Originally
low priced soc. Clearance, COo
yard ........
REMNANTS OF PLAIN AND PRINT
ED SILKS AND RAYONS. Original
ly soc to 9Sc yard. Now, 2Qc
REMNANTS OF PRINTED COITONS
and plain rayons and eottonS. Reg
ularly low priced from ?5e
yard to 45c yard. Clear-
ance, yard ............... -
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Clearance of
nc Summer Shifts

AledTdnCe OI
Mems Summer Suits
IL IMPORTED LINEN SUITS. Fash
ion Tailored.s finest quality; Si1ss
35. 36 and 81 ONLY keguiatN
worth $3.50. Clear S805
ance ..---...
MoLEsKIN CLOTH SUITS. sizes
.i6 and ~ only. Regularly low
priced $S.95. Clear co 90
63 LINEN AND sEERsUcKER SUITS.
Broken sizes. 50 TO Al. Regularly
worth 1895. Clear CT 40
Is TROPICAL woRsTED SUITS.
Sizes 35 to ~ and &c and IS. Just
one or two suits of a size. Regu-
lariy worth s1i.9o. G. 80
Clearance .......---..
HOCKANUM FLANNEL SUITS.
comparable to s@3 suits elsewhere.
snlrs sn1es Gle Clearance al anu 90 SI2.OO
IMPORTED LINEN KNOCKERS in
pIaids and plaid and white. SiIes
10 and AZ only. Regularly QOo
worth sI.98 and Sc.9S. -. OIC
20 PAIRS OF WHITE DUCK PANTS.
shrink. Sizes 3s and 40 only.
Regularly low priced CSC. -Oo
Clearance
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CLEARANCE OF
SPORTING GOODS

,e STEEL-sHAFT GOLF CLUBS;
chromium plated and stainless niles Nn s.eei =
heads. Midirons. putters anu f'"'
*i.s5 and ss.s5. Clear Sl.08
SUPER TOURNAMENT TENNIS
RACKETS, oval shaped frame WIN
rc;nforced shoulders. MOistureproof
sfrjnging. All weights.
Formerly $s.a5. Clear S4,05
ance
crNrINF FIX LEATHER GOLF
BAGS. Coyerall and ripper pockets;
lin. size Regularly low c. QS
priced. SI4.iS Clearance O
ARISTO STAINLESS STEEL coli
SET. Five irons. finished to Tesem-
bie bamboo. Leather grip. bell top.
Regularly low priced S14.0S
S2169. Clearance
CHILDREN'S WIGWAM IENT. 'rea'
Inn when set up on the
lawn. si.ts value Sl.OO
Clearance
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bOCs w"
80 PLAY SUITS for little fellows. 2
Regularly low priced. SOC. c1 m
Clearance. B suits for. -. C1'OV
rs SUITS FOR BOYS. Complete
sizes . to 6 years. Regularly 20
priced. Osc. Clearance. -. 11C
Slishtiy soiied. styles with and
without sleeves. Sizes to years.
Regularly worth sl49. Clear OQc
ance
; WHITE WOLFE DRESSES for
larger girls. Formerly low priced.
9sc. , size :, size 10. COc
; WHITE RAYoN DRESSES. 2 siu.
years. Were Sl.ss. Clear SOc
3e COTTON PRINT DRESSES. Sizes
to IL. Regularly low priced, COo
59c. Clearance. ce........- ~
81 KNIT AND TRAVEL PRINTS:
low ei priced. sI:os. Clear 90
ance NV
3 SILK PRINT BLOUsES. One size
&. one 10 and one IL. Regu- SOo
larly low priced, CSC. Clearance, O1C
COVERT PLAY SUITS. Sturdily
made to withstand hard wear. shorts
have elastic waist bands. Three size
4, and one size I3. Regularly worth
81 and S1.39 each. Clear -Oc
ance. each ......---.
81 WASH SUITS. of assorted pat
terms and colors. Sleeves or sleeve
less. Colorfast. Sizes 3 to ).
Regularly worth soc. Clear QOo
II ALL-WHITE PAJAMAS. Two
piece. MILDLY style suits. Sizes & and
10 years. Regularly 1Oo
worth xI.OO. Clearance. fIC
1s WHITE SAILOR SUITS. 3-piece
style with Dutch collar blouse and
pairs of trousers. I long and 1 short.
Regularly worth SI.9S. Sizes -Oo
3 to 8 years. Clearance. -. d1C
Is ALL-wOOL SERGE SAILOR
SUITS. Blue. with two pairs of
trousers. long and short, and blouses
with emblem on sleeve. Sizes 4 to
years. Regularly worth co a.
1895. Clearance ...... @o'~o
20 ASSORTED BLOUSES. Button
on style Of broadcloth, long sleeves
and low neck. Sizes to 10
years Regularly worth 81. kOo
Clearance
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Reason for Encouragement.

Reason for announcement.
After making allowances for the
usual seasonal advances, Roper said
study of Government statistics show
manufacturing plants have increased
their output As per cent from February
to June The cabinet ohcer asserted
the situation has brought about "a
challenging moment in our economic
life" adding:
While we still have a long way to
60, the data gathered by this depart
ment show a substantial commercial
advance since the beginning OF March.
The crucial question now confronts us:
Can we hold and continue to heighten,
the gains that have been achieved?
II think we have reason to be dis
tinctly encouraged by the progress that
the country had made. particularly
during the past four months"
The federation's estimate on employ
ment is regarded In Government circles
as accurate. The Labor Department
complies a monthly index on employ
ment which has constantly corrobo-
rated the federation's estimates, but
the department does not attempt to
estimate the number Of people out Of
work.
The trade union reports show the
percentage of membership returning to
jobs SO far this month IS OF in COM
parison with 13 in June, While the
gain in employment continues, Presi-
dent Green estimated that well over
IL 600 900 are still without work.
He said these figures do not include
some 100000 who are living and work.
ing with relatives on farms and who
will. at the first opportunity, seek other
employment.
Slackening Expected.
In commenting on the slowing up of
factories taking on additional en-
ployes, Green said
This slackening was to be expected.
Employment normally falls of season.
ally in July; also, the feverish in
dustrial activity Of June last year was
clearly abnormal and could not be ex-
pected to continue.
Reports from industry indicate this
same slackening. The long rise in steel
production Is slackening; electric power
production has declined, building con-
tracts are dropping off again. 1t was
largely these developments that sent
stock prices careening downward.
Union unemployment figures come
as a warning that business has not
been quick enough to reorganize itself
under the recovery program. The
Presidents general ccde comes just in
time. If we allow the return of men
to work to be slackened of, the whole
program is doomed.
Unemployment estimates for the
country as a whole shows that over
100000 persons have gone back to
work since March. Industrial employ
ment made its largest increase in June,
when over 100000 went back to work,
compared with 100000 in May and
100000 in April In addition work on
ia l,o of
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Scarfs-Spreads


1e PERCALE sCARFs and 3s Per
d5 inches. Three-piece vanity Sets
Regularly low priced 69c. 2Oc
Clearance .........
soc VANITY SETS. Clear COc
CLEARANCE OF RAYoN SPREADS.
:. by loo: Regularly low S2.40
priced &i.9S. Now ..... %@/
Is SPREADS. 81 by 1O5. Regu-
larly low priced $4.9s. 90 40
Clearance .....-...
II PRINTED SPREADS. size 81 by
70 ,os; 8. Regularly c'!.r.,!o 10" priced $l.OO
Clearance of
Women's White Shoes
sHsT sEEs 40 RARs osad. WSdE Sd RD ,IsUs hGw
Also black and white oyfords. Broken
S1.9S and $3.50. Clear G1 20
Clearance of
Corsetry
PLAIN FOUNDATIONS with the
sliding back that ends torn hosiery
tops and "yanking down.. br0caoed
rayon with swami bust section. 1
size 20. size 33 and size "a.
ReEulariy low priced. &10R
S2.8s. Clearance ...... %A'1O
2 INNER-BELT FOUNDATIONS. Bro
caded cotton, with four garters.
Well boned over diaphram. 1 size 46
and 1 size 49, Regularly @1 90
32.9S. Clearance ...... %1'/O
25 RAYON BRASSIERES. Pink bro
caded bati with fitted upIift bust.
Elastic insert front and back. Sizes
30. 32. "a and SO. Regu-
isrly low priced s5e. Clear 10c.
Snce ..... A/C
Evening star., 1933-07-27
Clearance of
Curtains

30 Pair PRISCILLA CURTAINS. OF
first equality grenadine woven with
lovely cluster figures in soft color
tones on ivory. Extra wide. 81 In.
Regularly low priced $l.39. OQc
I6 Pair VELTY GRENADINE
PRISCILLA CURTAINS. All over
colOred figure on ivory. Pas
tel rufIles to lend . touch OF SOo
color. Were 19c. Now. O1C
20 Pair FRENC MARQUISETTE
PRISCILLA CURTAINS. Plain
ecru. Regularly low priced 6Oo
98c. Clearance. pr. ....... NV
so MARQUISETTE PANEL CUR:
TAINS. in French ecru and finished
with oeep rayon bullion fringe.
E;..,.niy Ee.ui,,ly low priced Soe' l0c
300 YDS. OF GRENADINES AND
MARQUISETTES. 8 to Is yards in .
piece. Regularly I9c to 29c H.
material. Clearance. I'd. -. AOC
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Clearance of Bathing Suits
and Accessories
Q S3.88 BATHING SUITS. Several
styles: sizes and eol0rs' S2.08
NbATAuCe ~
SI8a RUBBER BATHING SUITS.
Only left. A smart nov
city you can now afford. Cl %
Clearance ............. Slsc/
xs ss;ss ss,1H EuBBER BATH Sl.88
wOMEN'S COTTON SUITS. Just 25
left. Broken sizes in red and To-
black. CSC values. Clearance, lDC
40 MEMS BATHING TOPS. Fancy
stripes. Sizes "a to ~. Regularly
low priced. S1.49. Clear OQc
CANVAS BEACH PILLOWS. Water
proof striped canvas with strip at
tached to lie upon. Regularly OQo
low priced. SI.?s. Clearance. 1oS
KIDDIES' BATHING CAPS. decorated
with birds and animals. 29c H.
to 45c values. Clearance. Aos
RUBBER WATER TOYS-Balls. cats,
dogs, lambs. etc. Regularly kOo
csc. Clearance W.
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Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches IN
the Capital (current month to date) ::
Evening star., 1933-04-11

brand Of oily massage cream, tissue
cream or skin cream. CD The weekly
massage and bleaching pack consists OF
giving the face, neck and ears a thor
ough massage treatment and II necessary
q bleaching pack afterward. To clear a
muddy skin, however, it Is necessary tc
combine the local treatments with in
ternal adjustments. Eat plenty Of fruits
and salads to avoid constipation. Exer-
else for several minutes every morning
to stimulate the circulation. Drink
plenty of water during the day. Spend
as much time as possible in the fresh
air and sunshine. A brisk walk daily
will do much toward clearing the COM
plexion. II you will send self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope and ask for
my leaflets, Improving Sallow Com
plexion" and Correct Facial Massage"
I shall be pleased to mail them. They
will help you in detail with your home
treatment. With correct local care and
internal adjustment your complexion
will be clearer and not so sensitive and
burny after washing. LOIS LEEDS.
Mud -Colored Blond.
Dear Miss Leeds: I am mud
colored blond, and would like to bright
en- and tighten my hair Sut don't
know of anything that may use. Can
you help me with this problem? (2)
What will make my eyelashes and eye
browS grow In darker.
MISS WAITING.
Answer: You mean that you are
Evening star., 1933-04-11


or no trurnps. South, lacking q five
card suit and not quite strong enough
to double, passed. My partner bid one
no trump. This Is the right bid,
although he has such fine spade support,
because he has "split" hand-that
barren 4-3-3-3 distribution which rem
ders trumps useless for rufing purposes.
North passed and bid two spades,
which all passed. made my contract.
there being no play to make more or
less than eight tricks. I rebid my
spades because Of my weakness; it
seemed safer than the no trump in view
of my two doubletons, one Of them ut
terly worthless. ! thought we had done
we'll on the hand because the opponents
could make either three clubs or three
hearts, and South could have bid one
club had I not opened the bidding. To
my delight, when the game was over
we had a top on the hand. There
were only five tables-but this is what
the others did. At two tables East
passed and the opponents either made
three clubs, or set three spades trick.
At another table East bid q spade and
his partner, allowing him no leeway
for a light third-hand opening bid,
mesmerized by his four spades headed
by the queen and his red ace, com.
pletely obhvious to the purely negative
value Of trump support in split hand,
bid three spades. East quickly passed,
but the harm was done. You have
learned from the earlier articles that
this response is unthinkable on such
holdings In my system; in fact. Vests
response Of one no trump seems to me
automatic, requiring no thought or
judgement.
Al the fifth table East bid q spade,
West responded with one no trump
but East overlooked his doubletons and
Evening star., 1933-04-11
Mild Facial Soap.

MILO faclaI O0dp.
~ EAR MISS LEEDS: What
brand of soap would you sug-
y gest as q mild facial soap? I
have had a great deal of trou-
BILE with facial soap burning
my skin. co What kind Of tissue or
skin cream would you use for this pur-
pose? 60 What does the weekly mas
sage and bleaching treatment consist
Of? I have a dry and muddy type Of
skin. viii you send me your beauty
leaflet on care of dry skin?-MISS E. w.
Answer: There are great many
good brands of facial soap on the mar
ket. I cannot name one in preference
to another; it would not be fair to the
manufacturers. Choose any well known
brand for washing the face. But first
find out the cause of the burning, SEN
sitive skin. It may be due to incorrect
washing and drying, too frequent wash
ing and using hard water. Soften the
water with bran or cornmeal. Dry
the skin thoroughly. Some people have
such sensitive skin that they cannot
use soap of the mildest kind. The best
thing to do Is to use lightweight
cleansing cream or oil. Mineral oil or
olive oil may be used to remove the
dust and makeup from the skin. Wash
the face at bedtime only and do not
forget to massage it lightly for several
minutes with a good oily cream. CD
You are safe in using any well known
Evening star., 1933-04-11
Wonders of the Heavens.
People on Planets.

~ O the astronomers know II
- there are any people on the
planets? Will be very
- grateful If you will answer
Thus wrote 11-year-old Wanda Ar
row; and question IN the same gen.
eral field appears in another letter from
Dixie Austin:
'Fias any one been to any Of the
planets? Is 1t true that people use
jumping belts and degravity rods and
all that to 60 around, like the funny
paper says?"
No one knows whether there are
people on certain planets. The tele-
scopes now used are not powerful
enough for us to see a being the size Of
q man on the planets which, like the
earth, 60 around the sun. In years to
come we may make such strong tele-
scopes that person on Mars or another
planet could be watched as he walked
around.
If we think about this problem, we
may rule out the planets called Jupiter,
Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.
They are so far from the sun, and re-
ceive so little sunlight, that we could
not expect them to be the homes of
people like us. The planet Mercury
probably Is too warm on one side and
too cold on the other for life as we
know it. One side Of Mercury always
faces the sun.
Mars and Venus, on the other hand,
may contain people. Both have water,
both have air, two of the things without
which people could not live. Sometimes
we see pictures" Of people on another
planet, but we must remember that the
pictures are just fancies. No human
being has made trip to any Of the
other planets. It may be done in the
future, but it has not been done so far.
The "degravity rod has no basis in
known fact. We might imagine that q
COW could eat a certain kind CT grass
which would give her power to jump
over the moon; but that would be only
another case Of stretching our thoughts
without proof to 60 on.
Venus comes closer to the earth than
Evening star., 1933-04-11
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

an ash-blond type. This color Of hair
can be made very attractive and glossy
with little daily care and careful
handling. I would suggest that you
use mild liquid soap such as CASTLE,
olive Oil, coconut oil or lemon CASTLE
liquid. Be sure to rinse the hair thor
oughly in several waters. Then use a
mild blond rinse such as the following:
Two tablespoonfuls lemon juice, two
tablespoonfuls peroxide, one table
spoonful ammonia, two quarts Of water
Apply it evenly over the hair. Leave it
on for several minutes, then rinse of
in warm water. Dry between warm
towels. The white of egg shampoo is
excellent for your type Of hair also.
Write and ask for my leaflets, Sham
poos and Rinses" and Keeping Sheen
and Luster Of HAIR" Inclose a self
addressed, stamped envelope for mall
ing, please. (2) Warm olive oil or
vaseline will help. Massage with tips
of fingers lightly before applying lubri-
cant. Do not get it into the eyes, how
ever. Hold q kidney shaped piece of
tissue paper under eyelid and brush
the lashes upward with small eyebrow
brush. Use little eyebrow darkener
or eyebrow pencil to darken the brows.
LOIS LEEDS.
(Copyright. 1933)
Evening star., 1933-04-11

presumably tnOugnt only OF Ills very
weak opening bid, and passed. Result,
down 100 points.
Was This His Predicament?
did not question this player about
his reasons for not rebidding the suit,
but this Is what surmise. He had OBJ
served the partiaity of Sims players
for weak third-hand openings, and de-
cided to do likewise. Receiving sign
of response from partner, his system
did not allow him to rebid without in
viting q rebid from the responding
hand-in other words, he had no means
of signing of after sign-of. He was,
therefore, in q predicament, and not
unnaturally preferred the lower con-
tract. AS you know, in my system the
two-Spade rebid was kind of "re-
spending sign-off," merely saying, "You
had passed originally; took 1t on my
self to open; you gave me a sign-off ;
but I prefer my own sign-of because
it looks safer in connection with my
distribution. No chance Of game, OBJ
viously, since you have signed of and
I cannot invite or force you after learn
ing that your hand justified only a
minimum response" The least change
in my hand which would cause me to
pass the no trump would be:
sss. 81; 4 & 1S g ( s4s G1ii.. 1i. g g ss's
81; as;. < < 1eS 4s 81. 5axx
(Copyright, 1881
Evening star., 1933-04-11

when put in the middle and slightly
rounded.
With the above serve bread and but
ter sandwiches, preferably cut into oval
shapes resembling eggs. Dust tops OF
some sandwiches very lightly with pi-
mento, and others brush with butter
and sprinkle with finely minced parsley.
Milk or weak cocoa or chocolate Is a
suitable beverage.
Easter Cakes-Frost plain individual
sponge cakes. with icing made as fol-
lows One tablespoonful cream stiff
fened with confectioner's sugar stirred
in well. Color with yellow. Have other
frosting colored with green and use the
plain white for other cakes. Put all on
q large round plate, with center cakes
having the yellow icing, ringed with
those having white, and edged with
green frosted cakes.
Ice Cream Eggs-Use vanilla ice
cream. Scoop it out with tablespoon,
which will give an approximately egg
Evening star., 1933-04-11
Eggs and Flowers for Menu
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

shaped serving. with this serve an
other such spoonful Of chocolate ice
cream, for q chocolate egg. The
spoons should be heaping full for good
servings. Dip the spoons in cold water
before dishing out each serving, and
use two spoons, one for each color OF
Ice cream.
Easter Egg Candies-These candies
can be bought or be homemade.
Fondant can be colored and given In
several different flavorings. Dust the
hands with confectioner's sugar, and
roll small piece of the fondant into
an egg shape. Or roll fondant about
an almond meat, a shelled peanut, q
raisin, or another colored bit OF
fondant. These eggs are pure sugar
and milk or water, merely colored and
favored A little is satisfying. A dish
filled with the vari-colored eggs Is
dainty and attractive.
(Copyright, 1889
Evening star., 1933-04-11
improvement Of Memory.

The chief difnculty In the way Of
memory improvement Is the fact that
there is no faculty called memory. At
least there Is no memory in the sense
that It is q capacity to be filled" so
that 1t viii stay filled" You have sew
eral millions Of tiny brain cells which
get hooked together when you learn
something. These hook-ups constitute
q nerve track which carries the thing
learned over the appropriate path every
time you need to use it. The oftener
yy; repeat the thing you want to re-
member, the stronger will the nerve
hook-up become. For that reason you
are able to recall more and more easily
the things you try to remember. Quit
using these pathways, and you forget
naturally and automatically.
II you want to find some practical
scheme for so-called memory improve
ment, all you have to do Is to run over
the old pathways Of the mind (the
nerve hook-ups) once in while. Rep
etition is the big secret.
The second rule for obtaining what
you call a good memory is to select
Evening star., 1933-04-11
Veal Paprika.

One package broad egg noodles, four
or six veal outlets, one egg, fine bread
or cracker crumbs, two tablespocnfuls
butter, four tablespoonfuls -four, one
half teaspoonful salt, two teaspoonfuls
paprika, two cupfuls milk.
Cook egg noodles until tender and
drain and sprinkle outlets with salt
and pepper and dip in egg and then in
crumbs. Saute slowly in butter or
drippings until brown and well cooked
cream sauce of the butter, flour, salt,
paprika and milk. Place cuttings on a
platter. Add egg noodles to paprika
sauce and pour ever meat. Garnish
with parsley.
Evening star., 1933-04-11
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

any other planet. Sometimes Venus can
be seen In crescent form when looked
at through a telescope. At such times
it reminds us Of the crescent moon.
Neither Venus nor the moon really
changes shape. They reflect sunlight
to us from different angles and this
explains their changes in form as we
see them.
II you want the rec leaflet, "Ques-
tions and Answers About Europe" send
me stamped. return envelope in care
tof this newspaper.
UNCLE RAY,
Evening star., 1933-04-11
Baked Bananas.

Select six ripe bananas, skin, scrape
of the stringy fibers, and split them in
halves lengthwise. Place in creased
shallow baking dish, pour over them
two tablespoonfuls of butter or other
fat, two tablespoonfuls of lemon juice
and a tiny pinch of salt and half a
cupful of sugar, which have been mixed
together, and bake in moderate oven
for about rs minutes. Serve from the
dish.