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Evening star., 1939-12-11
Ny Neiqhbor Says:

The lower part of each hybrid
tea rose bush should now be
covered with earth mounded
up. Dried leaves or boughs are
then spread over the earth.
To remove grease spots from
wallpaper, cover them with
Fuller's earth or magnesia, al
low the powder to remain over
night and in the morning brush
the spot carefully with a soft
cloth or brush, taking pains
not to spread the material.
Thin strips of dried herring
make a tasty addition to the
canape tray. The salty flavor
blends nicely with cocktails.
The flavor of carrots, turnips,
cabbage, onions and peas is i'm
proved by adding a fourth of a
teaspoon Of sugar for each three
cups Of water used in cooking.
Evening star., 1939-12-11
BY MARY ALLEN HOOD.

1t was all her fault to begin with.
For she'd promised to take him
Christmas shopping and said he
could have anything he wanted.
That's what she distinctly told him,
loudly enough SO the neighbors
could hear. All he'd need to do was
to point his paw or wiggle his tail.
Shed see that Christmas time pro-
duced the required results.
Then the trouble had started.
They'd picked nice time between
10 and 4, like the papers said, and
headed for the towns nearest big
store. And then he'd wanted to
ride those stairs that go up and
down. only she'd insisted upon
taking the elevator and had dragged
him on bodily. an insult to his dig
nifty. Whereupon she asked the di-
rectlon of the Dog and Cat" de-
partment. It had a sinister sound
They'd tried to get him wrapped
up in one of those plaid blanket
coats of Weather-resisting wool.
Something he didn't want for
Christmas, whether he needed it or
not! AS the boss had exclaimed
over its virtues he'd sneaked around
the corner to the toy department
and found the electric trains. And
then he'd had the most wonderful
time chasing the funny little things
around the track as the engineer
"a big man all dressed up in over
alls) chased him. OF course, the
boss would have to barge in and
spoil everything by dragging him
of just as he was about to grab
the locomotive! He'd barked, pointed
and wiggled his tail He'd found
what he wanted for Christmas, but
no. back she hauled him to the dog
and cat department..
Then she and the salesman be-
came excited over a little rubber
barrel with a bell inside it. Said
1t was advertised in the Country
Gentleman, or Esquire or some
thing. 1t was first class for chew
ing, guaranteed not to give and a
peach of a toy. That's what they
thought! He'd already spotted a
candy-striped silk dressing gown on
rack about five aisles over and
so he joined it for a tasty tug.
And there she was, on his track
He'd gestured, pointed, barked and
danced, but she just wouldn't buy it..
Why, as to exercising, it had the
rubber barrel beat to a standstill
OF course it would wear out, but
there were always more Christ
masses or birthdays. Back she es-
corted him to the dog and cat de-
partment!
Evening star., 1939-12-11

Every girl in the world wants to
marry. Every girl intends to marry.
for no matter what other career she
fits herself for or whatever other
ambitions she entertains, she expects
TO add to them a husband, home
and children. Such being the case,
it is amazing that she goes about
trying to achieve her hearts desire
in such a laundering, haphazard,
araateurish manner.
Apparently even the hard-boiled
modern girl still believes that mar
riages are made in heaven and that
some good angel will drop a de-
sirable husband at her feet Whereas
the contrary is true. In marriage
the Lord helps those who help
themselves. A good marriage is not
a matter of accident. 1t is the
result of planning and foresight and
a girl using her brains. Nor do good
husbands fall like ripe plums in
girls mouths. She who gets one has
to be up and doing and on her job.
All of this is common knowledge
that every woman possesses, yet
the woods are full of old maids who
lost their chances of getting good
husbands by being so enamored of
men who couldn't marry them that
they missed the ones who could.
Then there are the girls who make
the mistake of promising to be faith
full and true to their sweethearts
who are starting of to college or to
seek their fortunes in some big city.
This shelves the girls completely. 1t
takes them out of the running, for
Evening star., 1939-12-11
BY HELEN VOGT.

Just two weeks from today, you
and your family and friends will be
opening Christmas packages with, we
hope, cries of surprise and pleas
ure. :. . We're positive, however, that
those screams of joy will be longer
and louder if the packages contain
aids to loveliness, for beautiful and
useful cosmetics have never yet
failed to please the average woman.
So, when you're buying, look with
interest at the displays of beauty
aids. There are items for every
person on your list and if, like most
people, you try to buy things that
the recipient wouldn't purchase for
herself, perfumes, sachets, compacts,
kits and all the other articles fill
the bill satisfactorily. do unto
others :. . is good rule, and maybe
if you buy lovely cosmetics you'll
also receive a great many!
One that you should hope for if
you dote on luxurious presents is a
cleaning velvet SNOWFALL. 1t is
adorned with a sparkling jeweled
crown and OPENS to disclose three
crown-shaped bottles of excellent
Evening star., 1939-12-11
Dorothy Dix Says >>>
Good Marriage Is Not an Accident,
Girls Should Use Their Brains

they are not supposed to have dates
or go to parties or do anything but
patiently wait for the lad who only
too often doesn't come back at all,
or if he does, has lost his taste for
the Mary or Susan he left behind
him.
And worst of all. the handicaps
with which the girls weight them
selves down in the matrimonial race
is the keeping company" custom,
which has been aptly described as
living in state Of suspended ami
nation. For in it a girl is neither
bound nor free. She is neither en-
gagged nor at liberty, as actors say.
And she has nothing to look for
ward to except for some boy to make
up his mind about whether or not to
throw her the handkerchief.
All of which shows that the girl
who wants to marry must regard
marriage from a business as well as
a sentimental standpoint. She must
look INTO the investment into which
she is going to put her whole life and
see If it rests on a solid foundation
or hot air. She should refuse to 60
into long commitments with no
definite profits assured her in the
end, and she should call time on
the dilatory lovemaker. Three
months is long enough for any man
to declare his intentions. And she
should never forget that some of
the soundest investments that pay
the best dividends are to be found
right in her own home town and
among the people she has known all
of her life. DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1939-12-11

CHRISTMAS HONEY CAKES.
3 ounces citron.
3 ounces candied orange peel.
3 ounces candied grapefruit peel.
l cup chopped blanched almonds.
l teaspoon grated lemon rind.
3 tablespoons cinnamon.
~ tablespoons cloves.
3A cups powdered sugar.
6 eggs.
l pint strained honey.
l tablespoon baking soda.
4 cup orange juice.
6 cups flour.
Cut the fruit peel into small pieces
and combine. Mix it with the al
monds, lemon rind, cinnamon, cloves
and sugar. Add the eggs, beaten
until light. Bring the honey to the
boiling point and then cool until
lukewarm. Add it to mixture. Dis
solve the soda in 2 tablespoons hot
water, and add it with the honey.
Add orange juice. Sift and stir in
the flour, blending thoroughly. Let
it stand II hours or more. The
mixture should be stiff enough to
roll easily; more flour may be added
II necessary. Roll out on a Toured
board to 4 Inch thickness. Cut into
squares. Place squares on a creased
tin. and bake in a moderate oven.
When cool, decorate with lemon
icing. made as follows:
Whip 2 egg whites with a pinch
OF salt until stiff. Add sifted DOW
dered sugar, enough to make the
icing the proper consistency to
spread. and the grated rind and
juice OF ! lemon. Mix we'll, and
spread over the cake squares.
MUERBE.
l pound butter.
IL cups sugar.
6 cups flour.
3 whole raw eggs.
3 hard cooked egg yolks.
Rlnd and juice y lemon.
Cream the butter and the sugar,
then add the cooked egg yolks, which
have been rubbed through a sieve.
Beat the raw eggs, lightly, and add
them alternately with the flour. Mix
well. Add the lemon juice and rind.
Roll out to 1s-inch thickness, and
cut in rounds. Sprinkle with chopped
almonds mixed with lemon, sugar
and cinnamon. Bake in moderate
oven, in creased tins, for about
Is minutes.
SPRINGERLE.
Sift Q cups sugar. Beat 4 eggs
until light and lemon colored. Add
Evening star., 1939-12-11
timely Recipes for Delicious Holiday Cakes and Cookies Today
Answering
Readers
Queries
Birth Certificate
Often Required
For License
BY EMILY POST.

Dear Mrs. Post: Why is it neces-
sary to give ones exact age? Why
can't one just say past 30" or past
40?" I'm referring particularly to
legal situations such as getting
marriage license and when register
ing before voting. If one is over 2l-
which is the legal requirement.
then why is it necessary at the polls
to tell long line of waiting (and
curious) neighbors how old one is?
Answer-When registering-so far
as I knoW-"over 81" is all that is
necessary. On the application for
marriage license your exact age is
asked for. In many States your
birth certificate is required.
Dear Mrs. Post: My husband and
are invited to the crystal wedding
anniversary "at home" of business
friends. We are probably one of the
few business friends invited What
do you advise is our obligation, and
as the hours mentioned are from
to 7, when do you suggest that we
go. and how short a time may we
stay?
Answer: You should 60 at about
talthough any time between 4:30
and $50 is equally correct), con-
gratulate the host and hostess and
stand talking with them for a few
moments if no one happens to ar
rive. Then you make your way
through to the dining room and
have cup of tea or glass of
punch, and eat something with it.
After that you leave if you want to-
On the other hand, you may stay
as long as you are enjoying your
selves, and other people stay. At a
very big party it is easy to leave
quickly, even without having any
refreshments, and you do not say
good-by. At a small party you
must sit down and stay at least long
enough to drink cup of tea, and
you may talk to some one next to
you who is not talking with any one
else. There is no obligation but it
Is proper to send the bridal pair"
either gift of glass or some
flowers.
X X
Dear Mrs. Post: Three men and
their wives went to a wedding in
church. Only two ushers met the
group. The two women standing
first went up the aisle with the two
ushers. The three men. however,
waited at the back of the church
with the third woman until an usher
came back for her. Then the third
woman went up the aisle to join the
others and the three men followed
her Was this right? My wife feels
that each of us should have followed
our own wife. We thought we were
being polite by waiting at the back
of the church until the other woman
had been seated.
Answer-When the two women
went ahead one of you men should
have offered your arm to the third
woman and followed the ushers, and
the other two should have followed
last.
Evening star., 1939-12-11
HOW TO "0PEN Up"
NOSE THAT CLOGS
AT BEDTIME

HOW MUCH BETTER you feel-how much
easier you breathe when you clear
your nose of transient congestion with
q few drops of Vicks Va-tro-noll It
helps pave the way to refreshing sleep.
RIGHT AWAY you feel it hit the spot
and spread film of comfort over your
irritated nasal membranes.
KEEP vA-TRo.hoL handy. ready for use
the moment your nose feels irritated,
dried out or clogged. Then the nasal
comfort you'll enjoy will make you
realize why Vicks Va-tro-nol is Amer
ica's most used nasal medication.
Evening star., 1939-12-11
BY BARBARA BELL.

Skimming over the rink or the
lake, you are so much in the public
eye, somehow-your outfit must be
Just exactly right! Comfortable,
casual and very attractive to look
at! 1t will be, if you make it your
self, with 1868, which is designed
according to the best and newest
sports mode. It will look as if you
have spent lot for it, and it will
cost you very little.
The bias skirt is very full. The
Evening star., 1939-12-11
Itching Skin

NeIaeved This Fast, Satisfying Way
To relieve itching torment Of eczema, Athletes
Foot, rashes pimples and other surface skin condi
tions, just douse the irritation With soothing de-
pendable. liquid, asm SOLUTION. Greasele..,
tnvisible-a pharmacists time-proved formula Of
8 selected ingredients. Combats vegetable
and animal parasites contacted. Must prove EVnA
satisfactory real quick or money back. Ask HDIIt
druggist for ann SoLUTloN-only SOC. w
Evening star., 1939-12-11
Number Of Requests Has
Made Personal Answers
To Each One Impossible
Honey Important Ingredient
In Two Versions of Sweets
Long Favored by the Swiss
BY BETSY CASWELL,
Woman's Editor

So requests for Christmas recipes
pouring just lately that has answer them all
personally by mail So we including today
and hope that those OF who have
be too disappointed We don't often one but what
to do? $500 ~ ~ ~
of space. get right down to business
Evening star., 1939-12-11
Gire Cakes a Party Look rifh
Rainbow Icing
APPROVED BY THE

APPROVED BY THE
MCCORMICK CONSUMER BOARD
3 tablespoons shortening
l teaspoon Mccormick Vanilla
Il teaspoon salt
3 cups sifted confectioner's sugar
3 to 4 tablespoons hot milk
Mccormick Pure Food Colors
Blend shortening, vanilla and salt. Beat in
sugar and milk, adding milk gradually until
icing is of good spreading consistency. Divide
icing into four parts and color each part with
Mccormick Pure Food Color in various pastel
shades or bright colors. Small cakes Of diff
ferent shapes decorated with this icing add .
gay note to any party.
NOTE: A package Of Mccormick Pure
Food Colors contains four walls (Red, Yellow,
Green and Blue), dropper and handy food
coloring chart-all for Csc. Your grocer also
has Mccormick Tea, Spices and Extracts.
Evening star., 1939-12-11
Long Distance service will add
good management to luck 80,
It's cheap fast convenient.

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72a 18th Street. NV. NE ropolnan ssoo
Evening star., 1939-12-11

CLIP THIS RECIPE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28
Twenty Griiddrs
Earn YeIm Letter

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28

owned, won the derby race sstur-
day. She was handled by Masters.
San Juan Buck. owned hy Stan
Calvert, Seattle. and handled by
Pete Marker. was second. suffers
Royal Master. owned and handled
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Suffer. Ia
coma. was third
LLOYD Arnold and DIR. n. McRar
were the judges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28
Yakima Star
Best Bowler

sEsfTLE-A young Yakima
trandlsr. Tay Petereit. led the ALI
events competition OF the Wash
ington State Bowling associations
annual championship tournament
today.
petereit bowled $40 In doubles
and sol IN singles yesterday to add
10 his record score Of 80 for
three games Saturday night. He
set a tournament record last night
of 277 for the best single game.
Two Spokane stars, Clarence
Pierce and spence Irhs. were
high In the doubles with 1.2ts.
Ray Chapman and Jock Hutch
inson of Vancouver. h. C..
were second with I.sS7.
Tony Mahonen of Aberdeen led
the singles with 647. f. swarth-
ling Of Olympia was second with
$50 and NJ. Curry of Vancouver. B.
c. third with 631.
The Olympia open team rolled
9,s6e to lead Class A. Yakima was
second with 2.7ee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28
Packers Leading
Western Circuit

NEW fORk Ths Green Hay
Packers s~spi Inso ths throne
rom of the National Football
league. Wssisrn division ysssars
day. while the wsshlngtan He'd.
skins and ths Hsw York Giants
stayed dsadiochsd In the tsp po-
slsloa u the Eastern division.
Green Hay esms from behind IN
the last two minutes u play 10
upset tho Cleveland Rams. 10 q.
before ths largest crowd in c1svs.
land football history. - coo Guard
Paul Engehrstsan kicked the win.
ming point after touchdown
The Redskins used ~ aerial
offensive 10 kneek the Fietssit
Lions sut VI ihslf shs.er fsr
the ie.xu@ championship. 81
.. !. s~fsTe ss.lsa
Ths Giants whipped The nrook.
lyn Dodgers. - 10 7. before sn.lss
II Ebbess field. Ths game ~ss
laat tl1ne.up Tor the ulanfa esfors
they meet shs lssdsklp. fes shs
Eastern division title nskt sunday
IN ths Nesi. ths Chicago Bears
tFiusphsd 9ssf their iHlraseisy
rivals. the Cardinals. - 10 7. he.
fore - .oss. At wrrssv field
The Pittsburgh Pirates. Nlth
fHur-daSs rest. elasea shssf seAsusl
with their first vastaey In "A
games over the philadelphia
EsElss. ~ "a II. before a.Tss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28
Corporal Burke
Wins Long Race

FT LEWIS rtaetsx ftFss osst
~ = field u 70 snfFfse. Corporal
Koinnd Burke ~ fesnpeny 4. isth
Can De- infmatry, ~fsm ths first
annual Kefs I,s~ls cross eaasai3y
Fssu. covering shs aiffseBit fsys asa
) half Bssts a0stFa@ - fhs record
sius III ~ min, ~ pee
Private FIRST flaHs Tf1nsAa T.
FasFes. sAws " Company r tBfh
infantry. Dlassd a*e1nd. Nssb f'fts
saks 0iias a bufnsa. headquarters
company, Ism infsntgy. tAsiaK
third piAss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28
HENRY McLEMORE -. Trojan. Nave II Plenty

had perfect polse. and were never
upset by the score. even when IL
was closer than next months rent
What would be the outcome II
L. ). c. and Tennessee met In the
Rose bowl
Heaven only knows Southern
California has power. speed. and
endless reserve power Tennessee
has power, speed. and Reserves TO
burn.
II had 10 bet---and I probably
will--rd still lean toward Tennes-
see. And for only one reason.
The Vols are little meaner, hit
little harder. and are a little
hungrfer for fame. OF course.
these two teams aren't In the Ross
bowl. ". s. {. has 10 take care
Of u. G. L. A. and Tennessee has
10 be invited.
But they'll be there. And what
= game The vicious Vols against
the terrific Tro1ans.
| might even pay TO see II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28
OKLAHOMA JACK WINS

Berry's Oklahoma Jack. pointer,
won the Western Washington Field
Trials club open all-age event yes
terday on the Grand Mound prairie
course. Sixteen animals, all point
ers. were sent down in one of the
fastest fields in years. Oklahoma
Jack L. owned by Frank Berry.
Yakima, and was handled by Bob
Masters, California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28
The First To The Eighteenth

Meadow Park Sunday. turkey
play. points. Dick Turkey Long.
winner. AZ points. Tom Cummings.
Il, and Leo Booth. 20. In A diw-
sion. Bob Wilson topped B divi.
sian. - points. and DR. c. r.
Hicks was next. 40 points.
IN the afternoon. medal play
ruled. with Leo Booth winner with
a neat SIS. 1871 IS. Joe yieya
was next. 1870.
Saturdays play saw stan Baelor
and l. {. Mortlnson even with
e5s. Stan had 1873 IS. and Nor
tinson. 1914 -s5. Tom ssnnsr
followed with 1873 ss.
There Will be a meeting Of the
mems club Monday. Dec 4. al the
clubhouse
The Brookdale Mems club de-
feated the Transfers. - = 10 Is \
Sunday morning 81 Brookdale
The Transfers will seek revenge
next month.
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den comes out. In goes Doyle Nave.
When Nave comes out. in goes
Ambrose SCHNEIDER. In short.
there are backs In abundance, and
linesmen are dime a dozen.
Against Notre Dame the South
ern Californians scored whenever
II was necessary They started
off with a smashing drive down
the field that brought them a
touchdown in u plays.
When the Irish tied the score.
the TroJans cut loose and again
went ahead.
When Benny Sheridan got
Notre Danes second touch
down ON a brilliant rum
perfect Notre Dame scoring
play with every man doing his
Job-southern California put
the game ON Ice With a third
touchdown.
One got the impression that the
men from the west could score
whenever they wanted To- They
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PORTLAND. Ore. - Leonardo
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Pops Village Boy. owned by Mr.
dogah of California, was second
lie was handled by Allen Sharp.
Equal third was shared BY
She's-a- Honey. owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Bridewell. Ia
coma. and Yakima Valley
Duke. owned by Mr.. Gothe Of
Yakima and handled by sharp.
Humboldt Star Girl. Sacramento
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Oregon Hoopmen
Reveal Strength

EIaEsK. ORE me University
u ofsggn basAsss#ll tram today
gave supporters Indication ~ 70.
malnlng IN tue high Ksas that
brought them the natt0nsl sham.
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led the scoring Win IL Ted hafs
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SOUTH BEND. Ind.--May

SOUTH BEND, Ind.--zMay !
take 1t all back?
mean the things I have said
about Tennessee's football team
being so good no other club had
a right to be on the same field
with 1t.
l was wrong. awfully wrong
The Southern California team that
licked Notre Dame here Saturday
can walk on any field, anytime,
with anybody.
The Trojans are big, mighty big.
They're fast, mighty fast. They're
sure, mighty sure. And there Is
one heck of a lot of EN-. When
one goes off. his replacement is
just as good, maybe better.
The Trojans beat n good
Notre. Dame team here Satur-
day, perhaps the best Notre
Dame team since RocI<ne's
last one In 1880.
The score was 20 TO IL, and
don't believe that even the
most rabid Irishman this side
of Dublin could find fault with
the score.
As . matter Of fact, n score
so close was a tribute to
game Notre Dame eleven.
Outweighed, outInanned, out
elassed, the Irish fought hard.
tried desperately, and made a
thrilling game Of II.
Had the boys from Notre Dame
been a little less keen. a little
less determined, the men from
Southern California would have
beaten them by four or five touch
downs. The TroJans are that
much better.
They have everything. And in
abundance. When Grenny Lans-
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Filipino Boxer To Be Deported

therstles prepared 70 dse0Fs hii0
% hls native Philippines
Roy Nofens. Local immigration
official. AID Ap1sl had oyefstays1
Ms legal time sna sAs jailed aftef
hlx manager refused % post he
500 aall.