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The Washington times., 1937-03-08
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MINING SHARES
LEAD RISE ON
BUSY CURB

NEW YORK. March 8 QN.S).
Curb stocks turned irregularly
higher in later trading today as
higher metal prices stimulated oe-
mand for the mining shares and
a scattering of industrial stocks
displayed strength. Trading was
in good volume.
In the heavy industrial shares
Jones Laughlin climbed 212 points
and Dominion Steel and Coal B
added to wide gains last week
with an advance Of more than a
point. Niles Bement Pond gained
a point and Aluminium Ltd. almost
as much. Royal Typewriter
slumped 3 points and smaller
losses were sustained by Carrier
Corp, Montgomery Ward A, Glen
Alden Coal and Copper BeSSemer.
Strength in metals abroad, particu-
Iarly in tin, was reflected in gains
of more than 3 points by ConSoli-
dated Mining. Pacific Tin ad-
vanced a point.
Oils worked gradually higher,
but gains were mostly fractional.
Humble Oil met with persistent
demand and Creole and Pantepec
improved.
A relatively quiet utility list
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employees. Here's an attractive
private home, located just a stones
throw from your place of business.
The house is beautifully furnished
and offers a great deal to the
room seeker. One room with prl-
vate bath is in the front Of the
house and would serve two nicely.
There is also a large room with
heated sleeping porch that is very
desirable for two or three persons.
You will find the rents very rea-
sonable.
CALIFORNIA ST. N. W.:
If you are searching for com.
Portable quarters in an exclusive
neighborhood here's an opportu-
nifty to have just what you want.
The apartment is occupied by its
owner, a lady, who is desirous Of
getting two business women to
share it with her. They will have
all to themselves, a comfortable
bedroom, which has two exposures;
a charming living room, unusually
bright and cheerful: q kitchen
that will surprise you with its size,
and bath. The owner will also
permit the use Of her library,
where I am sure you will spend
many happy hours. You will have
complete privacy in every way,
and there will be absolutely no
conflict, for she has her own sit
ting and bedroom. Rental, $65.
GEORGETOWN HOUSE:
There's a certain charm about
those old Georgetown houses that
is hard to resist. This one is being
done over and will be available
around April 1st. The interior is
finished in old ivory and mahog.
any with matching wall paper and
is very appealing. All new heat
ing and plumbing fixtures are be-
ing installed, so if you are in the
market for a house of this type
I would advise immediate inspec-
tion.
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18TH ST. 3. E.:
If you have been looking for a
furnished apartment with two bed
rooms under $50 you are probably
out of sorts by this time, for they
are really very hard to find. How
ever, here is one that has two bed
rooms, kitchen with porcelain sink
and modern range, semi-private
bath and garage, and they are
only asking $47.50 for it. An aver
age size family needing two bed.
rooms would do well to investigate,
this apartment, for while it is in
a private home, there are only q
mother and daughter occupying
the house. If interested call my
office.
ROOM IN CLEVELAND PARK:
Beautiful, Sunshiny days fill us
with the desire for the open spaces.
Out in Chevy Chase in the owners
home there is a room that is fur
nished with the idea in view Of
the comfort Of a man desiring to
have quietness and roomy quar-
ters There are no other guests.
If you are looking for this type Of
room, where you would study in
peace and quiet, get in touch with
my office at once.
ROOM IN APT. BLDG.
(13th and Monroe StS.):
At 18th and Monroe Streets, in
an up-to-date apartment building,
is a furnished room that is avail
able for one or two. If you are
acquainted with that section of
town you know how convenient it
is to the uptown shopping and
theatrical section. 1t really is not
necessary to come downtown for
anything, as shops of all descrip-
tionS will be found in that area.
The room has three windows in it
and contains a closet Of consid.
cradle size. Buses pass by the
door and street cars are Just a
block away. Rates, $25 for one,
$50 for two.
UPTON ST. N. w.
Just off Conn. Ave.):
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dividend. ) On Of GcoumulatSnG (gD Paid
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key-tracks, wrinkles and hor-
rid little bitches" appear.
Deep lines can be erased
only by means Of plastic sur
gerry, which is an expensive
process. Light ones can be cor
rected to a certain extent; by
wise living, one can prevent
new lines from forming.
Health me asures include
mental tranquility, eating the
amount of food the digestive
machine can handle, and no
more, restful sleep and eXer-
else out-of-doorS.
Local treatment calls for
scrupulous cleanliness of the
skin surface, plenty Of light
tapping with a heavy cream
and LAYING with cold water at
least once a day.
After washing the face, fold
the hands in a towel and dry
the skin by sending the palms
of the hands in quick upward
movements, starting under the
chin, where says are likely to
appear,
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SOPHISTICATED Palates Enjoy SWeetbreadS

Lay the sweetbreads on a hot
platter. Place a few mushrooms
on top of each piece; then a
slice of marrow. Pour the sauce
over all and serve hot.
Broccoli With HOlIandaise Sauce
Wash and clean broccoli and
wrap in cheesecloth to keep it
together. Place in boiling salt
water. When tender, drain and
arrange in dish, and pour over
it the Hollandaise sauce, made
as follows: Cream in a warm
bowl one-half cup Of butter, add
two yolks of eggs, and stir thor
oughly. Add the Juice of one
lemon, three tablespoons Of
water, salt and paprika, and
beat for about five minutes.
Pour the mixture in a double
boiler, which must be hot. Cook
until sauce is thick, beating con-
Stantly.
Raspberry Float
Crush a pint OF very ripe red
raspberries with a gill of sugar;
beat the whites of four eggs to
stiff froth and add gradually
a gill of powdered sugar. Press
the raspberries through a fine
strainer to avoid the seeds, and
by degrees beat in the Juice
with the egg and sugar until so
stiff that it stands in peaks.
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Horoscope

Two strong and beneficial vi
brations enter the frame today;
the one favoring improvement
with elders lasting until Tues
day, the 18th; and the one IA.
voring changes lasting till Mon
day, the 9th. Today: generally
building.
Personal Opportunity
When we realize that as a hui
man being each of us has oppoE'-
tunity to take whatever is
around us (meaning much more
than physical things) and make
it into our own personal develop
ment-then we begin to live. Up
to that point, when we first
start to realize we are in the
midst of something, an intelli-
gence, greater than we are, we
drift. After that, we can do
more to succeed.
Your Year Ahead
Your Year ahead ties up love
and marriage with occupation,
if born on this date, and begins
a long stretch of changing con-
ditionS. Investigate and go slow.
Then act. Dangers: November
II, January 6, March 25, May
8, and from July %.
Tomorrow
Detour causes of irritation;
opportunities preSent-embrace
them.
Copyright. 1887, Chicago Tribune
New York News)
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Lovelorn
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Written Exclusively for
The Washington Times.

HE w UONGLSLNt SHVSOs
"Dear Miss Fairfax:
"We're not engaged, or not
even going steady" as some Of
your correspondents call it.
We're just good friends, who like
the out-of-doors, go canoeing on
the Potomac, and sometimes
cook our supper on the river
bank.
1.-THE other evening he asked
me what I was going to give
him for a birthday present. I
wasn't going to give him any
thing, not knowing anything
about his birthday. But as he's
given me the date, I want to
give him something that will
not look as if I had any serious
intentions, which indeed I have
not. BETTY"
Why don't you give him a
book, which has to do with the
out-of-doors? So many delight
full books have been written
about walking tours, camping.
canoeing, and even out-of-door
cookery, which would be appro-
pirate, as you tell me some
times you have your supper in
the wide open spaces.
Copyright, 1897, by King Features
Syndicate, 1nc.)
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Girl Makes Small
WArdr0be Go n Long Nay
Accessories
Challenge
Her Skill

Girls of limited means, as
well as school girls, should
include in their wardrobes
the foundation dresses which
are considered a necessity
today.
One dress can be made to
appear as many as six or per-
haps eight different ways with
changes of accessories.
Make purchase Of a two
piece dress with a draped neck.
line and long, tight sleeves in
black with a stitched belt. To
change it, add a sleeveless bolero
lined with green and add q
green suede belt and hat. For
q different effect turn the
bolero inside out. Make a green
sash and wear it knotted at
the waist, and squares Of the
sash material can be tied at the
wrists.
CONTRASTING SASH
Another change would be q
contrasting sash tied around
the unadorned black dress and
worn with a big cluster of flow.
ers and a fur scarf or wrap.
If you wish, you can loop q
long strand Of pearl beads sew
eral times around the neckline
and include wide gauntlet cuffs
of Valenciennes lace and organ
die. With this suggestion, wear
q small yelled turban Of black.
Here is a change quite com.
plete-a pleated peplum being
added that ties on in back. Place
a large flower on the shoulder
and wear an off-the-face hat.
For the simple business or
campus dress, the foundation
frock in black can be ightened
by a band Of white grosgrain
ribbon brought over the Shoul.
derS then down the front and
tied to the belt at one side.
CHANGE COATS, TOO
Coats can be changed, too.
Shop for a coat that is slimly
fitted and entirely simple-plain
neckline and sleeves. Use a fur
scarf or a separate overjacket
of fur in a coat type that rates
among interesting novelties this
season. The stylist fur jacket in
mind would be a boxy little
Persian lamb which you can
wear with your plain cloth coat.
It is similar to a bolero-not
quite waistlin length-haS
straight lines. FaStenS at the
neckline only.
The sleeves are three-quarter
length. This fur jacket can also
be worn with dresses on the
street and for dinner dates.
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Bv sIBILLA CAMPBELL


Few housewives r e alize
how delicious sweetbreads
can be when properly pre-
pared, or how high they rank
in nutritive value. In order
to develop properly their
delicate flavor, they should
be trimmed and parboiled in
water.
The sweetbreads prepared in
this way can then be used as the
base for salads. creamed sweet
breads, or sWeetbreadS zen Bro
chette."
The recipe I have included in
tomorrow nights menu is one
delicious way to incorporate
them in the dietary. The recipe
can be quickly prepared and is
thus adapted to the schedule OF
the 8 to 4::30 girls.
With sweetbreads, have in
cluded broccoli with Hollandaise
sauce and Parisienne potatoes.
The procedure described for pre-
pairing the broccoli will prevent
it from loosing its shape during
cookery.
BREAKFAST
Blueberries with Cream
Corn Flakes Fried Eggs
Mullins
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or behind whom
I have a daughter seven years
old, by a previous marriage, and
we greatly desire having her act
as ring bearer if it is at all posi-
BILE and proper. She is as eX-
cited and happy over this occa-
sion as we are!
Should have the engagement
announced in the newspapers?
READER"
It isn't considered good form
nowadays to have a ring'bearer.
A ring bearer gives a 'efinitely
provincial" touch to wedding.
Also, since this is your second
marriage, you should be most
careful to plan every detail of
your wedding so that it will
register complete simplicity.
Having your daughter as a ring
bearer would not do this. Your
groom may have best man,
and you may have one attend
ant, preferably a matron of
honor this would do, for at
tendantS.
Your engagement may, if You
wish, be announced in the news
papers. If your mother and
father are living, they may
make this announcement. Or
the announcement may be made
by you and the groom-to-be.
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LUNCH
Fresh Vegetable Sandwiches
French Fried Potatoes
Apricot Pie
DINNER


Apricot Pie
DINNER
Cold Consomme
Sweetbreads with Mushrooms
and Marrow
Parisienne Potatoes
Broccoli with Hollandaise Sauce
Picked Beets Salad
Raspberry Float
SWeetbreadS with Mushrooms
And Marrow
Trim one pound of sweet
breads and boil them in salt
water with a few Sprigs of parS-
ley, small carrot, and a little
onion. Clean one-half a pound
of fresh mushrooms and remove
the stems. Chop the stems; add
a little fresh parsley, onion, and
fry them in butter. When cooked,
add a few drops of tabasco
salad, about a cup of chicken
broth and enough flour to make
the sauce creamy. Have a mar
row bone parboiled so that the
marrow can be removed easily.
Now split the Sweetbreads
through the center; lay the
pieces on the broiler. Let them
cook until they are light brown.
Boil the mushrooms separately.
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ass, they say, and is called ona-
gra. It is slightly hairy-resem.
bling pony skin.
Naturally there is an EXPOSE
ton handbag, and you may see
it If you look at No. 3. 1t is
shaped like the map Of Paris,
made of black antelope, and
trimmed on the sides with some
Of the famous monuments Of the
city, permanent and Exposition.
Folding satchel shapes, like
No. /, are extra chic, and permit
the carrier to collapse or enlarge
her bag at will, by means of the
three-fold frame that is held
by a carved silver clip.
No. 2 is a practical bag made
of onagra, satchel shaped and
fastened with a gunmetal ring.
copyright, 1897, by Chicago Tribune
N. Y. News Syndicate. Ine.l
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Children
Heating Baby's
Milk on Trip
BY GLADYS BEvANs

There are several ways OF
warming the baby's milk while
travelling: Of boiling his milk,
or sterilizing the bottles, nip
Piles. and so forth.
Perhaps the easiest way is to
carry along a solid alcohol stove,
a tray to set it on, and a cup
or saucepan to use for these
heating operations.
Or if you are travelling by
train it is possible to buy an
electric water heater which can
be plugged in. Sometimes, too,
the steward or porter will bring
you boiling water for your milk
mixture, which you will bring
to a boil again after you have
mixed it with the milk, thus saw
ing time.
Easy to Warm
If the milk has already been
prepared by you, however, it is
a simple matter to warm it.
The alcohol stove can be used,
or merely a pitcher of hot
water that is brought to you
from the buffet or dining car.
incidentally, it is well to have
a small funnel along for eff
cheney and neatneSs in filling.
OF course, the baby's drinking
water is boiled, and his bottles
and nipples kept sterile.
AS to other foods, if the baby
has supplementary foods, they
can be bought en- route when
travelling by automobile if you
sure you are going through
towns large enough so that they
will be procurable.
If you go by train it will be
necessary to carry most if not
all of them with you.
Vegetable purees are exam
pies. There are several makes
on the market put up especially
for babies.
Copyright, 1887, by Chicago Tribune
n. 7. News Syndicate Inc.)
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Beauty
Proper Care
Of Skin
Bv Helen FoIIeff
By Helen FoHett

To rejuvenate a face that
has started to show wear and
tear, it is necessary to restore
firmness to the tissues and to
stimulate the oil glands upon
which the fabrication of the
skin depends. AS years pile up,
the oiling machine" of the
cutaneouS surface slows up.
The epidermis gets dry and un-
DERIVING tissues soften. Then
what, lady? You know. Tur-
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The Times
Daily
Pattern

Little Susan's sure to get q
''gold star" in fashion when she
goes back to school frocked in
Pattern 4470! Mother will de-
serve a gold star, too, for choos-
ing such a fetching little frock
for her two-to;ten year old. Easy
to make, is CHS cute bloome:H
model, and a style so practical
for playtime, dress-up or back
to school, that your young
hopeful" will be demanding
several versions in a wide
variety of colors. Don't you love
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can't think of any circumstance
of wedding plans that would
explain it. If you know some
thing that might explain it,
something you forgot to write
me, and wish to go to the
shower, then I'd go, if I were
you.
If you don't, and have no
special interest in going to the
shower, I'd send a regret" CIV
ing as adequate a reason for
not being able to go as you can.
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Fashions
From Paris
By Cable
BY BETTINA BEDWELL

PARIS (SpeciaD - Handbags
coming out in Paris teach women
how to keep their money in
style. The newest are big, and
black and shaped like sachel.
They are made of a lot of differ
ent things, ranging from calf.
skin, through patent leather,
suede and antelope, to the latest
skin which comes off the wild
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FULFILLING INVITATION

S~S~N@@2oo~N>
IF you were invited to a
shower by the brides sister and
not invited to the wedding by
the brides parents, would you
consider it correct to go to the
shower? My mother who lives
with me has been invited to
the wedding. "R."
I don't blame you for hest
tating about going to this bridal
shower. The circumstances are
most unusual: your mother in
vited to the wedding, and you
not invited; and you invited to
the shower given by the brides
sister, an invitation which GER
tainly would suggest that you
are a close friend of the brides
and Of her family.
I can't understand it, and
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Ring Bearer Puts Pr0UlnciAI
Stamp ON Wedd1ng Ceremony
Mrs. BeeCkman Holds That
Simplicity Should Mark
Second Marriage
By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN

Dear Beeckman
81 am going married in the early part of next year,
in church, with the double-ring ceremony.
"In lust what position does g-bearer before
Evening star., 1937-06-07
Trombone Thief Leaves Sax.

LINCOLN, Nebr. U9.-Maybe the
neighbors can explain.
Miss Alyce kAlina reported to police
thieves took 4 trombone valued at 37S
from her home and left q s1kophone
In IT. plaza
Evening star., 1937-06-07
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE.

G2EsrERDE, FOR THE FIRST
TINE, ANNIE SAM ANS SHIP
TO-DAY, M THIS STRANGE CRAFT, OUR
FRIENDS LEAVE THIS PLACE OF
HAPPINESS AND HORROR. FOREVER
Evening star., 1937-06-07
Bedtime Stories

NJ THORNTON w. BURGESS. \
sudden fright doth reason shake.
And Of the bravest fools doth make.
Old Mother Nature