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Evening star., 1937-08-23

chime in the nutritionists. The ordi-
nary mixed diet OF Americans is not
ably more deficient in calcium than in
any other mineral.
Most nutrition specialists consider
that the child needs an average Of not
less than gram OF calcium day for
the best rate OF growth and for insur-
ing good teeth. And quart Of milk
has little more than a gram of
calcium in it--l2 to be exact. A bit
more than half the calcium of milk is
left in the whey when it is trans
formed into cottage cheese; but the
almost-half left makes it still a good
calcium food. A 2-ounce serving of
cottage cheese, and perhaps that Is the
five hundredths OF a gram of calcium
-.046 gram to be specific-pretty far
short Of the days total quota.
Cheese and milk are not the only
good sources OF calcium, Of course;
vegetables rich in this mineral are
beet dandelion, turnip and mustard
greens and green cabbage and chard.
Cottage cheese certainly is a versa
tile food. 1t can be worked into delic-
lous salads and salad dressings. into
desserts, and even into cooked dishes.
Because Of its high protein value, it
may be the basis OF the main dish OF
the meal. and as such cut down on
the food bill.
s THE cottage cheese favor 1.
pretty mild. it needs some judicious
seasoning. A bit Of onion Juice does A
lot for it. Chives chopped fine make
another good addition. Still other ex-
cellent seasonings are horseradish,
chopped olives or parsley, celery or
cucumbers, pimientos and green pep
pers.
Left-overs Of bacon, ham and other
cold meats can be nicely combined
with the cheese. So can peanut but
ter
Cottage cheese may be substituted
Tor cream cheese in recipes. il the
cottage cheese is pressed through
nne sieve. For instance, in cheese cake,
Here is cheese cake recipe xu2-
gested by the Bureau of Home Eco
nomics. Press through a fine sieve
half pound OF cottage cheese Mix
thoroughly two cups fine rolled, toasted
bread crumbs, two tablespoons sugar
and half quarter teaspoon salt.
Reserve some OF the mixture for the
top and pat down the rest in a smooth
layer over the bottom and sides Of a
deep pie plate. Beat we'll the yolks
OF two eggs, add half cup sugar, 4
half teaspoon salt, the sieved cheese
p tablespoons -four and half cup
thick cream. beating them until smooth
Then add the beaten egg whites and
half teaspoon of vanilla, and pour
into the pan lined with the bread
crumb mixture. Sprinkle the rest over
the top. Bake in moderate oven (325
degrees F. for about IS minutes or
until set.
Simpler ways Of serving cottage
cheese are: For stufhng celery. pep
pers, prunes peaches or pears-in ball.
with pineapples- baked In a cot
tage cheese-nu loaf.
AS 1t combines equally we'll with
meats. fruits and vegetables, its pos-
slbllities are almost limitless.'
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Manners
of the
Moment

MEN who always want us to feel
their muscle, give us the heeby-
jeebies, to be frank about 1t. There
was one year of our life when we
judged a fellows charm by the number
Of times he could chin himself. We
could tell the chinning capacity Of
an arm muscle, that year, better than
we could tell which was the right
side OF the tablecloth.
But we're through with all that.
We're tired OF 1t. And anyhow
neither we, nor any Of our girl friends,
would give a coal in Newcastle for 4
big lump Of an arm muscle now. We'd
rather hear good story.
So we don't see why men persist in
the old game of feel my muscle"
We've discovered however, that both
scepticism and enthusiasm make 4
man worse. They both egg him on.
The best way, we think, to stop a man
from flexing his arms all afternoon in
a muscle show, is to say rather casually
that you don't need to feel his arm.
You can see he has = muscle. And
then become preoccupied with the
butterfly in the tree or with the picture
on the wall. He'll either quit al
together. OF take his muscular arm of
to another girl JEAN.
tcopyrisht. 1877
Evening star., 1937-08-23
By BARBARA BELL.

4 FIT frock for bonny lassie,
~ which makes one think OF
~ bagpipes anC the heather,
a a this graceful. tweedy affair
accented by the plaid contrast is
topnotch item for your Fall wardrobe.
Whether for office, daytime OF back
to-college wear, there is an atmosphere
about this number that is contagious,
suggesting Autumn and turning leaves.
There is utility about it, too. For
the full, pleated skirt and the simple
and effective design OF the. sleeves and
scalloped diagonal closing combine to
achieve distinction without fussiness.
1t Is = frock that will wear without
firing on many occasions and always
give satisfaction and comfort.
Complete and detailed sewing in
structions accompany each pattern to
insure success. There are no tricks
to trip you. the outcome will be
delight.
Send today for Barbara Bell pattern
No. 1888. designed for sizes u. IA.
is, ls and 90 Corresponding bust
measurements 30. 80. -, SO and 80.
Size ~ (32) requires -. yards Of 3s-
inch fabric plus II yards contrast for
the trim
Every Barbara Bell pattern includes
Evening star., 1937-08-23

but II it continues to send your blood
tingling and makes you feel fit as
fiddle, that's fine. The cold shower is
splendid as general aWakener of
lazy circulation, makes you alert
physically and mentally. gives you
clear skin, shining eyes and so on.
What other nceties has Summer
taught you? Perhaps you got the
hours nap each afternoon habit and
found that 1t cured that exhausted
feeling. If you did. and IL you can
manage 1t, keep it up. Perhaps you
discovered that you can keep those
scraggly hair ends coaxed into place
by the simple medium OF wearing
curriers' for few minutes before you
dress. Perhaps you found that eau
de cologne has headache curing
powers besides being infinitely refresh
ing. that makeup goes on better over
clean-clean skin, that scrupulous
cleanliness is the first big step to
beauty and after that the rest Is
paratively simple. Perhaps Sum-
mer had some good In It after all
Copyright. 1879
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Dorothy Dix Says
Common Sense Seldom Prevails in the
Majority of Marriages.

clock. that her baby was just like her,
or to say to some father that his
hoodlum son was certainly 4 chip of
the old block? But instead OF the
parents Staying you on the spot for
your rudeness. they beamed and
gurgled with delight and felt that you
had complimented them and their
unfortunate offspring.
Isn't it una &C countable that husbands
and wives are always complaining
that they have nothing In common
when they have more in common than
any other two people in the world can
possibly have? Isn't 1t to laugh when
q middle-aged man thinks he has more
in common with some little fapper
who will 60 out on wild parties with
him than he has with the wife who
worked and pinched pennies helping
him make his fortune; who has borne
him children; with whom he has
watched by sick beds and wept over
little coffins, and with whom he has
shared the joys and sorrows of 80 or
40 years? And isn't 1t queerer still
that a woman can think that she has
more in common with = gigolo or 4
long g-haired poet than she has with the
husband whose name she bears, whose
every taste and thought she knows
and to whose kindness and generosity
she owes all the softness of her life?
Il X
ISN'T it funny that each thinks that
he or she gets the hot end of it in
marriage? The husband knows that
it would bore him to tears to have to
stay shut up in house all day working
by himself, with nobody to talk to but
the baby, and he finds that taking
care OF the children for a single
Sunday afternoon reduces him to a
state OF nervous prostitution. But he
can't see for the life Of him vhv hn
wife hnds housework dull and monot-
onous and wants to step out of an
evening, nor why she should want anv
livelier amusement than Just stayinp
home with the kiddies He is always
telling her how easy she has it and
uOW uc cQVlcS Oer.
The wife erowr equally green-eyed
Then she thinks Of her husband going
downtown every morning and SPEND
Ing his time at leisurely lunches and
listening to and swapping stories ut
conferences, which Is her idea of bust.
ness.
And queerest Of all the vagaries Of
marriage Is that all husbands and
wives have each others numbers and
know how to work them and they
don't do it. and that they all know
what terrible and messy things d.
vorces are and don't try to keep out Of
them. Funny racket, marriage.
DOROTHY DIX.
ecopyrisht. 1e37J
Evening star., 1937-08-23

" " or submit it to the good
old fashioned method of
soap and water is always question
that arouses interesting discussion and
brings out lot of individual prefer
ences and prejudices.
Some like cream cleansing best, and
others find that it Is difficult to COM
pletely remove all vestiges Of the
cream even with the aid Of \ skin
lotion on account of the wax content.
Others like the feel of soap and water
on the face and yet find that the
alkali in many soaps irritates the skin
and is too drying Alkah has long
been recognized as Beauty Enemy No.
!. on account Of being the cause Of so
many skin troubles.
The newest discovery in skin cleans
ing Is q happy medium between these
two methods and Is offered in the
form OF 4 jelly of pinky hue that
looks good enough to eat, and has a
delicate fragrance. 1t is very easy to
use. The skin is dampened and 4 lib
eral amount Of the jelly applied 1t
works up into = nice lather in just a
jiffy and may be washed off with either
warm or cold water. You will be sur
prised to find how soft and velvety the
skin Is, and how clean it feels.
This new product has three distinct
uses. Made primarily for the face. it
Is equally good for the hands and also
makes a splendid shampoo. Men par
ticularly have found it completely sat
isfactory for quick shampoo at home,
Evening star., 1937-08-23

Summer
Regime
A Clean-Clean Skin
Is the First Big Step
to Beauty.
BY ELSIE PIERCE.

Oh, YES, Summer has its souvenirs
and 1t won't be long now before
you'll be doing your darndest to get
rid Of them, but, after all there was
some good in Summer, and there may
be some things Summer taught us that
We can hold on to, come colder breezes.
Most women, for instance, are just
little more careful not to offend
during the Summertime. We perspire
more, and we therefore take every
possible precaution. Perhaps in your
search for the daintiest Of them all,
you've found the one deododant or
non-spirant that made you feel utterly
fresh and assured. Make it your
business, then, to continue using it,
as frequently, all Winter long. There
are innumerable daintiness aids on
the market in every conceivable form.
A newcomer this Summer was
poudre cologne combining the effects
Of 4 mild deodorant, delightfully."-
scented dusting powder and refresh
ing eau de cologne all In one lotion.
It's quick and efncient, excellent for
freshening up when you're feeling hot,
tired and longing for = cool tub;
grand before donning an evening
gown. It leaves the skin with 4 fne,
powdery film that doesn't rub of. It
should be 4 favorite with busy co-eds
and business women.
Perhaps, like 80 many women, you've
educated yourself to exercise this
Summer. II you did. for beauty's
sake keep 1t up. Particularly II you
are q business woman or home body.
II you can't get to a gym, If you can't
get out and indulge In sports regularly,
you can tAke your daily half dozen for
10 minutes night and morning and
that systematic routine will work
wonders for the morale as we'll Is the
figure. Try 1t!
While on the subject Of beauty
education, perhaps you've learned to
take the cold shower and love it, II
you have. try to prolong its invigor-
aHns effect into the Winter. II you
feel chilled q uncomfortable, stop,
Evening star., 1937-08-23

the true value of cottage cheese as
4 food. and fed it to them regularly,
according to the doctors orders. For
tunately, they took after their great
grandmother and enjoyed their por-
ton at suppertime with real en-
thusiasm. And seeing how big and
husky they are. l realize that the
dieticians must have something
there" after all, when they recon-
mend cottage cheese so highly Even
the Bureau OF Home Economics Of the
United States Department OF Agri-
culture has something to say on the
subject.
The greatest cottage cheese eaters
are those on the Pacific Coast and
in the East North Central States.
That is, II one can Judge from data
collected by the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture In the Bureau
OF Agricultural Economics cottage, pot
and bakers cheeses are all Jumped
together, and these put the chief pro-
duction States in order of their i'm
portance in 1885 thus: California, New
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan.
Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and
Washington.
Data assembled by the Bureau OF
Home Economics in food -purchas-
ing survey tell much the same story.
FIGURES have been totaled and
fully analyzed for only one popu-
lation group so far-for families Of city
workers spending between sl85 and
$3.50 = person a week for food But
here, too, Pacific Coast and East
North Central States show the most
cottage cheese being eaten In these
two sections OF the country, these
city workers families average about
2l7 pounds Of cottage cheese a person
= year. Moreover, almost a third OF
all the cheese they buy is cottage
cheese. Families Of city workers of
North Atlantic cities get only half
that amount. and those Of the South
average about a fourth of what those
in the North Atlantic cities buv. As
more money Is available for food more
cheese is bought. however, As is shown
from study Of the other expenditure
levels. Cottage cheese is an excellent
and inxpensive source OF protein, and
a good source Of calcium and phos-
phorus, say the food composition spe-
cialists OF the bureau
And IT is the calcium value Of cot
taRe cheese that is especially important
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Cottage Cheese Especially Important for Its High Calcium Conen
Child Who
Trails Is
A Burden
Teach Each One to
Have Own Interests
and Friends.
BY ANGELO PATRI.

WA-A-A-rT for me, ow-ow-ow-
Wv. you wait for me!'
you can't come. Go on back.
You hear me?"
L will so come You wait for me
Ma-ma-a-a! Make Tillie wait for
me"
What's the trouble now? Why
are you yelling like that, Mattie?'
Il want to 30 with Tillie, and she
won't take me-"
"Tillie. Tillie. wait for your sister
Aren't you ashamed to run away
from her like that? Why can't she
60 with you?'
She's forever tagging on. Mary
and I want to read tomorrow's lesson
together. We don't want her because
she interrupts. She isn't interested in
what We are doing Why can't she 60
with her own friends?'
They talk about all kinds Of things,
mamma, and they just don't want me
to listen. That's all. And I want
to so"
We'll, I don't know, Matte. Maybe
you'd better stay home with me and
find something to do here Or call
Maggie over, why don't you?'
No, want to 90 with her. Make
her take me-
But wise Tillie. noting the chance,
had slipped out of sight and hastened
on her way. III lose the trailer this
time said she to herself as she ran
along under the hedges. You can't
say word without she hears it and
tells the world. I'm just sick OF it,"
Sisters and brothers should love
each other, and they do, only they
don't know it and can't show it, during
childhood years. They battle along
with each other until time and ex-
perience teaches them how to under
stand and help each other instead of
getting In each others way.
It isn't good to cultivate a trailer in
the family. Teach each child to stand
by himself, cultivate his own interests
and his own friends That won't kill
all co-opers ton between members Of a
family. It will help to strengthen
them because they meet each other
with fresher minds than when they
stay together always,
And 1t is bad for the trailer. He
learns to depend upon others for his
support In social activities. He has
to be taken along. Instead of going
along on his own, he hangs his weight
on the shoulders OF some one else
and not only drags him down, but
stays down himself. That makes two
or more that are weighted down when
there Il no need for 1t in any case.
Don't let q sister impose herself upon
q brother. Let there be no, "You have
to take your sister; or find somebody
to take care Of her; she can't 20
alone" Brothers don't want to take
sisters all the time. They want to
take somebody elses sister and dance
with her. And that is right Teach
the girl to cultivate the friendship OF
boys and girls other than those close
to the family. and make her own circle.
Trallers can be cultivated TO the
extent where they become q burden
to themselves and to others even down
to old age. That is a pitiful fate and
It can be avoided in most cases by
careful training. And II the weak one
cannot be made strong, save the strong
one from a too heavy burden.
tCopyri9ht, 1897
Evening star., 1937-08-23
1883

an illustrated instruction guide which
is easy to understand
Send Is cents for the Barbara Bell
Fall and Winter pattern book. Make
yourself attractive. practical and be-
coming clothes, selecting designs from
the Barbara Bell well-planned. easy
O-make patterns. Interesting and ex-
elusive fashions for little children and
the dificult junior age: slenderizing
vell-cut patterns for the mature fig
ure. afternoon dresses for the most
particular young women and matrons
and other patterns for special occa-
sions are all to be found in the Barbara
Bell pattern book.
Evening star., 1937-08-23

e4AsNANA SOu iAN AAoV
any one could
really dislike it,
and put my reac-
ton down to pure
contrariness.
Be that as it
may, I still don't
care much for it,
personally. But.
like all dutiful
young mothers,
when my chill
dren arrived, a and
grew, and their
diets had to be
are u lily bal
anced, I learned
Evening star., 1937-08-23

~ missed the best joke in the
~ world because We can't see
how funny we are ourselves.
and how amusing our inconsistencies
are. The same thing is true OF mar
riage. which would be crammed chock-
full Of laughs instead OF tears If We
could only get slant on what ridicu-
lous cut-ups we are In the holy estate
Could anything, for instance, be
more side-splitting than a spat in
which husbands and wives call each
other by the pet names they used in
courtship while hurting every insult
they can think Of at each other?
Haven't you heard woman scream at
her husband: Darling, I know you are
the meanest, stingiest, most pig-head-
ed double-crosser in the world and you
would pinch pennies of Of blind
man. You needn't tell me you didn't
take that blond stenographer of yours
out to dinner while was sitting up at
home waiting all alone. And. sweet
heart, why married you instead OF
that rich old Mr.. Jones. who would
have given me fine house and pearls
and everything, and not treated me
like worm Of the dust, don't know.
I must have been crazy"
Haven't you heard husband retort:
"Angle Face, you are the dumbest
thing that ever happened. You
haven't the brains nature promised an
angle worm, and I'm sick and tired of
being nagged, of your laziness and ex-
travagance, and of having to eat
food that would poison an ostrich.
And, LOWE Dovie. you've got to change
your ways. or else you will hnd yourself
divorced, with no alimony. either"
ISN'T 1t queer that married couples
never seem able to discuss any
subject on which they differ on Its
own merits, without dragging In
extraneoals matters which have MOTH
ing to do with it at all? They may
start on on a. innocuous 4 topic as
whether or not little JAney shall take
music lessons. and before you can say
scat the wife has dragged in the
time the husband went to . lodge
banquet and came home all lit up like
4 Christmas tree. The husband Is
throwing the $50 hat the wife bought
10 years ago In her teeth. Each is
telling Just exactly what he or she
thinks Of the others family and they
have forgotten all about Janey and
the music lessons.
Isn't it amusing that people who
are homely and dull and have bad
dispositions want their children to
Be rubber stamps Of Themselves?
Haven't you felt it was q cruel and
tActless thing to tell some woman
who was ug1y enough 10 stop
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Cocktail Popcorn.

Sprinkle finely-grated cheese over
hot popcorn and serve 1t with cock
tails. Popcorn prepared In this way
may b freshened By heating It tn the
oven for I've mtnutas.
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Meat Sauce.

Currant jelly sauce Is good served
With beet. veal or lamb. Add half 4
cup Of currant jelly to the drippings
left In the roasting pan. The sauce
may be served separately or may be
poured directly over the meat,
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Experts in Nutrition
Find 1t Very Valuable
In Building Fine Teeth
Largest Consumers of This Dairy Product
Are on Pacific Coast and North
Central States
BY BETSY CASWELI..

CAN remember when was little that my grandmother had the most
tremendous
1t,
the table = for ation.
a Of
Evening star., 1937-08-23
Cooks Corner
BY HRs. ALEXANDIR 0roRcv

MENU FOR BREAKFAST.
CnntdloAps
Cooked Cereal C+enm
o"He7eo roast Coffee
MENU FOR LUNCHEON.
Corn Chomder Cracker,
Sliced Cucun,bsrs
Coconnt Cookies Ten
MENU FOR DINNER.
Sliced Roast Beet
Bromned Potatoes
Fresh Vegetable Salad
Danpille Relish
Bread Butter
Sliced Tomatoes
Dutch Peach Cake Coffee
DANVILLE RELISH.
8 cups chopped J tablespoons
cabbage white mustard
J cups chopped seed
onions 2 tablespoons
l cup chopped ce,.rv ...d
red peppers .,
l cup chopped guy s1i'
red peppers ? cups brown
2 cups chopped sugar
celery cups Nnepar.
Thoroughly wash all vegetables
Drain and combine with other in
gradients. Seal in hot steriliMd lars
FRESH VEGETABLE SALAD.
4 slices toma- Y cup chopped
toes green peppers
Y cup Y cup sliced
sliced onions
cucumbers Lteaspoon Mft
q cup chopped "a cup French
onions dressing
Mix and chill Ingredients. Dsrvs
on crisp lettuce leaves.
Evening star., 1937-08-23

When the baby
30
that match' They're dainty
made Of soft WOOL OF
Infants and .ny one would
welcome the warmth they offer
The pattern envelope illustrated
directions what
obtain this
eotn TO
q The Evening -
Evening star., 1937-08-23

I never learned to like it, and she
always felt a little irritated about
it. suppose that because it was
such delight to her, she could not
Evening star., 1937-08-23
BY MARGARET WARNER.

YHETHER it is better to
M cleanse the face with cream
" " or submit it to the good
old fashioned method Of
Evening star., 1937-08-23

4 CYNICAL wit once said that We
~ missed the best joke in the
world because We can't see
how funny We are olIrseluas
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-13
NOTES ON THE FAIR

The parade opening the North western Alaska Fair and Mid summer Festival on August 19, is rapidly taking shape.
 The commercial section will feature floats or displays from the Lomen Commercial Company, Polet's Stores, Bon Marche, Leh- mann's Store, Northern Light & Power Co.,, B. J. McConaghy, John Lichtenberg and Nome Mot ors. Other business concerns plan ming entries are the North Pole Bakery, Wien Alaska AirlineS, and Larry Calvin. It is hoped that other firms also will enter units in the parade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-13
Weather Today GU s. Weather Bureau)

Fair weather was observed this morning over eastern Alaska and along the Gulf. Otherwise gen erally cloudy and unsettled con ditions were reported in other sec tions of Alaska.
 Temperatures continue mild and near the seasonal average over the field of observation in Al aSka.
 An extensive area of high press ure is charted central over the Gulf while pressure was decreas- ing over northwestern Alaska. It is likely that cloudy and unset tied weather will continue for Nome and vicinity with scatter ed showers and little change in temperature.
 The lowest Nome temperature last night was 48 above and the highest yesterday 62. A trace of rain was recorded last night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-13

Another special cake prize of five dollars was offered today by Larry Calvin for the best cake of any kind. It must be baked with a Magic Chef range, and MT. Gal win takes possession of the prize winning cake.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-13

Today another section was add ed to the Parada by o. s. Weav- CT, director. Five and three doll al prizes will be given for the best and funniest clowns to ap- pear in the procession. Those who are funny should put on a suit and compete for prize.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-13

It is rumored that one of the most attractively decorated bicy- cles in the parade will be ridden by a well-known and prominent member of the City Council.