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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
PRIPRAVTE Sc Ma VALKU.

Uvazuje o moznosti valky,
vypomocny generaln1 navladn1
S~pojenych Statd v nedeli vecer
dolehal ma to-, ably Americke
kostely "hotovy byly ku obsa-
zen1 posadek ma lod1ch a pew
nostech''.
Recnikem byl Samuel E. Viii
taker, kapitan 318. pluku de-
lostreleckeho We svetove valce
We Wilson Memorial methodist
skem kostele.
]. Rekl: "Znalci svetovych u
dalostf predpov1dajf, re Ne
mecko a Italie napadnou de-
mokraticke staty, v nichz jedi
ne jest nabozenska svoboda,
nekdy mezi kvetnem a cerven-
Gem. S 1tokem t1mto spojeno
Dude nejvetsi napadeni koste-
III Cd dolby stredoveku. Mfru-
milovny narod, Spojene Staty,
dnes konaj1 pffpravy ma obra-
nu stavenlm valecnych lodi,
vzducholod1 a pevnosti.
Prvnf 1lohou kostel1 Dude
pomoci pri obsazovanl lodi a
pevnostf a vzducholodf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
SVATY PROKOPE!

Mas svaty cesky Prokope,
lid zas Sc k lobe modl1,
primluv sc "a mas ma hoTe,
bychom sc bro vzmohli.
Ty, ktery's certa pokrotil,
a zaprahl no k pluhu,
mcdowell, ably certovi
Czech, v Cechach delal sluhu.
.Rozleza sc zas pc Cechach
pekelnych cert1 pleme,
rozmachni Sc tou berlou svou
vyzen je z ceske zeme.
Ach, malem bych byl zapomel
bd6j mad nami tam v dali.
Blanickym berlou ma vrata
zabur, ably nezaspali.
E. Y
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
cECHOVE PRO
REPUBLIKY.

Neodvisle hnut1 pocato bylo
v Pittsburgh, Pa. Cechove,
Slovaci a Karpatstf Rusove
jsou zahrnuti We hnutf tonic.
Wendell Stephen Platnek, pre-
sident narodni slovacke spoiled
nosti, zvolen byl presidentem
hnut1 tohoto nedeli.
Dano mu pravo ku zorgani-
sovan1 hnutf tohoto pc celych
Spojenych Statech, svolati ma
rodni konvenci pred Is. kvet-
mem do Washingtonu, kde u
tvofena Dude stala organisace
pro BOZ ku povstanf Cesko-
Slovenska.
Platnek rekl:
"Dva miliony Americana
Ceskeho, Slovenskeho a Kar-
pat-Ruskeho p1vodu spojeni
zde v novou a pevnou jednotu
pc trade dra. Tiso, kneze, jenz
zaprodal Slovensko Hitlerovi.
My staff budeme pevne, spo-
jeni MAST laskou svobody a ne
navistf proti nasilf diktatorstvi
a nase laska osvobodf Cesko-
Slovensko!"
Z konvence zaslan byl tele-
gram dru. Eduardo Benesovi,
|byvalemu G. S. presidentu, ny
nj v Chicago sc slibem neo-
chvejne podpory. Jiny tele-
gram zaslan byl presidentu
Rooseveltovi S dekovanim Ia
odm1tnut1 uznati zmocnen1 sc
Hitlera Cesko-Slovenska.
Edward O. Tabor, advokat v
Pittsburgh, fekl ku delegation
"Ne! Hitler neubije ducha
svobody. Co stale Sc pred diva
ceti roxy stane Sc opet. Svobo-
da zv1tezf!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
OBESIL Sc We VEZENf.

Noah Rodeffer, 20 rok1 sta
ry z Harrisonburg, Va, obesil
Sc We vezenf v Oakland, Md.
On a manzelka jeho narceni
byli v minulem tydnu z podvo-
du. We vezenf v Oakland byli
cd Is. ledna.
= Ma prvnim poschodi a.
partmentu v 600 blocku S. Po-
tomac ulice, 81 rok1 stara vdo-
va, Mamie Dingle, pokusila sc
v pondel1 O sebevrazdu pomoc1
plynu. Ma kamnech bylo otev-
reno nekolik kohoutkI bez "a
paleni plynu.
= Muz, jenz hledan byl pro
podvod, nalezen byl zastrele-
ny We svetnici ma 2. poschodi
Anchor hotelu v 600 blocku E.
Pratt ulice. Registrovati Sc dial
V hotelu pode jmenem Carl
Anderson z Long Island, N. Y.
Zastrelil Sc ukradenym revol-
verem.
" garazi "a sym domem,
{. 1910 Copley road, otravil Sc
vypary z gasol1nu William G.
Bergman. Nalezen byl mrtvy
svoj1 manzelkou, kdyz teto v
1try dosla otazka z Hollins
trznice, kde obchodoval, zda-li
je nemocen, Re neprisel do OBJ
chodu. Manzelka pc obdrzeni
otazky sla do garaze, kde v au-
tomobilu sedel mrtvy jeff man
Eel. Stroj automobile byl v
plnem chodu.
- II rok6 starry hoch re
Sparrows Point, Edward Ko-
warski, syn ocelarskeho delhi
ka, obesil sc ma strome We sire
du ma bTehu Jones Creeku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
VSTUPNE MA FORT
McHENRY.

V blfzke dobe pocato pry
Dude s vybiranfm 10 cent?
vstupneho do pevnosti Fort
McHenry, jak oznameno bylo
2 departmental narodnich par
XII.
Navstevnfci budou moci sc
prohaneti ma travniclch, sedeti
ma lavic1ch a uzlvati vyhledu
bez placenf. Budou-li vsak
chtfti videti podzemn1 magazf-
ny. rucnice a jine sblrky histo-
rIoneho musea, must platiti 10
cent? vstupneho.
V minulem roce do pevnosti
zav1talo $4,000 navstevnikI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
RECISTRAcNf DNY.

Diva registracni dny prede
dnem primarek, IL. dubna,
konany budou: 3. dubna a 10.
dubna cd 2 hodin odpoledne
do 10 v noel.
Ones cftano jest 149.48s
muzskych a HATS zenskych
demokratickych volicG. Repu-
blikane dnes mali 5O.O98 muz-
skych a 45.187 zenskych vo-
licG.
Be- priznanf jest 1892 muz-
skych a 4.672 zenskych volicn.
Kandidaty demokrat6 pro
Trad mayora jsou: Howard w.
Jackson a Charles H.. Buck.
Kandidatem republikan1 pro
trad tento jest Theodore Roose
welt McKeldin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
PET MILION0 XII POMOC-
NE AKCI.

Governor O'Conor oznamil
zakonodarne v Annapolis po-
mocny program, ktery vyzada
81 pet milion1 dolar1. Kazdy
dollar, ktery by byl zakonodar-
nou ubran re sunny teto, INA
menal by, re mesto Baltimore
jest hlavnim trpitelem.
PIvodne statnf pomocnf t.
Tednfci zadali o fond $780,
600. Radci governerovy roz-
hodli vsak, re suma ia je pfflis
velikou. Ma jejich radu snfze-
ma byla suma o 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
FRANCOUZI
DALSfCH 100
LODI u MARTIN
~SPOT

Francouzskou vladou objed-
nano bylo v pondeli dalsfch
100 lehkych vzducholodf ma
vrhan1 bomb u zdejsl firmy,
Glen L. Martin. Objednavkou
touto u firmy pocet vzducholo-
di pro vladu Francie dostoupil
vyse 215 vzducholodf. Celkem
We Spojenych Statech Francie
objednala It's vzducholodl.
Firma Martin, die vseho, OBJ
drz1 znacnou objednavku vzdu
cholod1 cd nas1 vlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
USMRCEN VYBUCHEM
" CARAzI.

Y Upper Marlboro, Md,
Henderson F. Freeman, 51lety,
usmrcen byl vybuchem We sve
garazi. Pomocn1k jeho, Isle
TT Arthur Buck odrazen byl ma
zed garaze a usmrcen.
Ku vybuchu doslo, kdyz iii
|dve nadoby s carbidem do au-
tomobilove nadrzky s pridanlm
vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
DEVET HAsIcU PORANENO.

Sklem poraneno bylo devet
hasicG pri ohni v tovarne ma
hadry firmy Hynson & Heller
ma w. Lexington ulici a Calver
ton road.
Tfi hasici poraneni byli tax
nebezpecne, re lined museli
byti watt do lekaTskeho ose-
trent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
ODsOUZEN.

Usvedceny vladimir soudem
pro zproneveren1 vice nezli
$4,000, III. Arlington Blood,
Baltimorsky pravn1k, odsouzen
byl v utery ma diva roxy do We
zenf. Pen1ze zproneveril tTem
vyslouzilcIm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31

Vzdy spolu chceme svorne stat,
vlast matku svoji milovat,
v kraj pfsen nase zazn1va,
Kde domov mGj,
kde vlast je ma?
|Zde vlast je ma,zde domov mdj
jen ma to kazdy pamatuj,
ia plsen vecne must Unit,
S tou p1sni budem vitezit!
Pride cert1v agent KTikloun
a ~premlouva oba bratry, ably
neposlouchali prfkazu Willy Slo-
vanky a sli S MIN k jeho panu
Sajtanovi, krali pekelnl rise,
re tam nemus1 pracovati a do
smrti Sc budou mfti dobre. Bra
trf sc vsak nedajf premluviti a
Kfikloun S ne~por1zenou odej-
de. V noci oba bratr1 hlldaj1
"Zlatou Lucernu" avsak usnou
a Kfikloun jim lucernu ukrad-
ne. Zjev1 Sc Villa Slovanka,
ktera jim prikaze, re jest-li
chit zachraniti svobodu naro-
da, must pro lucernu do pekla.
Da jim ma pomoc nevinnou div
ku Marysku. Trojice, Vasek,
Jarka a Maryska odchazf a
zp1vaj1:
Pod ochranou income Willy
sp6iem odhodlan6 liz.
neleknem Sc dabla silly,
vniknout chceme v jeho rfs!
Zlatou lucernu zpet dobyt
mus1me,
Icouvnout nesmfme -
nebot to vine:
lie Zlata Lucerna narodnim
pokladem,
nuz BOZ ted odhodlane jdem!
Dalsf jednanl Dude u brany
pekelne. Pr vytazenl opony
Sc Ia tiny nahle vynorf roj GER
tic, ktere predvedou pekelny
tanec. Bude to skvostne cfslo.
PAX DEF Dude sc rozvfjeti dal a
dale. Ale jak to dopadne v tom
pekle? To Dude zajfmati kaz-
dehoz vas a proto sc pSfjdte
podlvati ma "Zlatou Lucernu'
do Sokolovny ma easter Sun
day. 9. dubna.
Rodice vezmete vase d1tky
sebou. Zacatek Dude We 3:15
odpoledne. Vstupne 35c a dit
ky 15c. Hudba p. Edy Sticky.
Podpofte VAST cetnou nav
stevou Ceskou skolu - ktera
v nynejsf dobe je mnohem d.
lezitejsi nez byla kdy pred tim.
A. Cihlar, ucitel.
- Delnicky Vzdelavaci Spo-
lex Pokrok usnesl Sc We sve
clenske schdzi jednohlasne by
zaslany byly nasleduj1cf PROBE
Wy panu Dru. Eduardovi Bene-
sow v Chicago, I'll.
Ma zaklade jednohlasneho
usneseni clenske sch1ze tlumo-
cine Yam nej1prfmnejsi pro-
jew solidarity v boji "a demo.
kracii, politicke a hospodafske
osvobozeni nasf byvale vlasti a
cesko-slovenskeho statu.
VeTfme, jakoz i vsechen pra-
cuj1cf lid naseho naroda zde
ma 1zemf Cesko-Slovenska, Re
pride hodina svrzenf, despoti-
smu a barbarismu.
Prohlasujeme, re Sc vs1 silou
postavime Sc v BOZ a chceme
podporovati kazde hnutf jez k
tomuto c1li povede.
Vyslovujfce Van mas projev
d1very, zadame Vas byste wy
trval ma vytcene draze s hes
lem: "Nedame SCI"
FIR. Vas1cek, pfedseda
Jar. PECK, tajemnfk.
Dop11 NUc1onoi EocEo O1ovonck6
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
MiStni ZprdYy.
z ~krajanskych kruhH.

p1CGIG pOuTU0u Uyl 20. UISAIld
z kostela sv. Vaclava John j.
Kaspar, {. 1920 Ashland ave-,
manzel Mary Kaspar, jenz
zemrel We veku 80 rokd 25.
brezna. Zesnuly povolanfm
krejcf, narozen byl v Cechach.
Nalezel ku spolk1m: Rytiri,
Sv. Jmena a Rieger Klub. Po-
hTeb konan Ia assistance knez1:
Kaspar, Cerny a Kozlovsky.
PohTebnf obrady vykonal Rev.
Josef Soft.
Podrobna zprava Dude v pTf-
Slim elsie naSeho listu.
Pohfeb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
Ma hrbitove v Johnstown,
Pa, pohTben byl Is roku starry
Frank Levine, jenz zemfel v
Johns Hopkins nemocnici Fl.
bTezna.
= Ma hTbitove Mount Car
mel pohrben byl We stTedu
Waldo Pullard, mechanic, els.
1875 E. Baltimore ulice, jenz
zemrel v City Hospitals We sta
II 76. rok1 27. bTezna.
PohTby vypravil Schimunek,
pohTebnf direktor.
- Ma Narodnim hTbitove
pohfben byl We stredu O pill
druhe iodine odpoledne Jaro-
slav Frank Korfnek, manzel
Mary M. KoTfnek (roz. Forst) !.
PohTeb konan byl z pohTebni-
no domu firmy William Cook
ma st. Paul a Preston ulic1ch.
We stredu, dine IL. dubna
budou Sc konati pTedvolby v
nasem meste. Pan James T.
Klfma, cesky obchodnfk a n.y.
n6jsf mestsky radnf "a nasi
ctvrt, uchazi sc opet O znovu-
zvoleni.
Pan Klima zaseda v mestske
rad6 skoro cele diva termfny,
byl upffmnym zastancem OBJ
canstva. Pro jeho schopnost a
dGvefivou sluzbu 81 zaslouz1,
ably byl nasimi krajany opet
volen.
- Del. Vzdsl. Spolek "PO-
KROK" poTada Velikonocni
Zabavu " sobotu, dine 8. dubna
v DSInickem Dome, rob Madi-
sOn a Rose ulic. Zacatek " 8
hodin vecer. Vstupne 4Oc.
Hudba .. J. Svitaka. Kazdeho
uctivs I'VE zabavnl vybor.
- Hlidka G. A. S. Ones Sc
kona vyznamna oslava slouce-
nj dvou rad1 v rad jeden v O.
SADIE Curtis Bay v Sokolovne,
1927 Cherry ulice v 8 hodin We
Ger. Novy rad ponese hrde
jmeno ceskeho pionyra statu
Maryland Rad Augustin Her
man {. 156 G. S. A. Velkorad
Statu Maryland provede nasto-
leni move zvolenych drednfkG.
K slavnosti pTijede organisator
G. S. A. br. l.. Jif1cek, ktery
Dude Jednotu zastupovati a
zaroven povede uvadeci cetu
Radu Free State els. 428 6. S.
A. z Baltimore. Tato ceta slav-
nostnfm zpGsobem uvede do
Radu Augustin Herman vice
novych clen1. Clenove vsech
TadG G. S. A. Baltimore a
Curtis Bay dostavte Sc hromad-
ne ma tuto oslavu. Pc vycerpa-
nj programu Dude pratelska
zabava pTi ktere nesmi schaze-
tt mas bodry br. Jan Svitak.
Vstup volny.
"Zlata lucerna Willy Slo-
vanky'', pohadkova hra O 3
jednanich Sc zp6vy a tancem
Dude sehrana Ces. Svob. skolou
Aug. HeTmana ma easter Sun
day. v nedeli, dne 8. dubna v
Sokolovne, rob Gay a Preston
ul. Ma SO 1cinkujfclch. Osm
krasnych zpev1 - velky tanec
- vypravna narodnf pohadka.
Pc vytazenf opony uslysfte
sbor devcat a chlapc1 v pfsni !:
Vesnice zplva, vesnice hlaholl,
zpevem zaznfva, daleko do poll
vesnicko krasna,
kdo by t6 nemel rad
vzdyt isl mas maticko naSe
dovedla vychovat!
Mladez odejde a Babicka -
Pohadka vypravuje sym vnou
catdm pohadku o dvou rod
nJch bratrfch, hodnych ale lei
komyslnych, kteTl v zaslepenl
zapomeli ma povinnost chranit
"Zlatou Lucernu" nejvyssf po-
klad sveho naroda sv6TenoU
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31

Panu Vyslanci Cesko-Slovenske
Republiky,
-Pluk. vladimir Hurbanovi,
Washington, D. G.
Pane Ministre!
DIE jednohlasneho usneseni
clenske schGze vyslovujem
Van projev solidarity a dive
ry. Prohlasujeme S plnym We
domfm, re nen1 hranic mezi
Cechy a Slovaky a neuzname
nikdy vladu odvekeho nepr1te-
lie a usurpatora.
S politovanim konstatujem
zradu jedincG jez zdstane skvr
nou naseho naroda. Wy vsak
Jste nezradil .Jsouce 81 vedomi,
re mas boj "a osvobozenf nasi
byvale vlasti vyzaduje sjedno-
cent a ucast kazdeho jednotliv-
&c, zadame by jste vytrval coz
jest pTanfm vseho poctive smy-
slejicfho lidu CechG a Slovaku
zde i v Cesko-Slovensku.
K osvobozenecke akci slibu-
jem Yam vsestranou podporu,
FIR. Vasfcek, pfedseda
Jar. PECK, tajemnik
Evening star., 1939-05-15
Boston 7ett/ets ore os
HD7eHc0n as ham and eggs.

dog was 100 per cent American and
hailed from Boston. Like all other
breeds. the species had to show three
generations bearing a resemblance,
one to the other, before the Ameri-
can Kennel Club would recognize it.
1t did. We've had the Boston with
us ever since. or rather, the Bostons
have had u.s.
Even after this accolade breeders
dipped into other blood to help
stabilize the type. The addition was
a french bull dog, an example of
what the "laceworkers of Noting
ham did to the English bull" He's
refined. Cross-breeding with the
gentleman did "Bostons" good
turn.
In temperament the Boston ter
rier is friendly, but inclined to take
a bite if he sees a legal occasion
arise. Not scrappy, just aggressive
II his rights are disturbed. or he
thinks they're going to be- His full
dress appearance is one of his main
attractions. And those round eyes
give him particularly interested
look. They're his weather barometer,
too, showing indications of worms,
cold or just indigestion. But he's
not the only terrier with large eyes.
There's still the Dandie Dinmont
Only the "Dandie' doesn't come
from Boston!
Evening star., 1939-05-15
ArtichOkes
Served as
ACOurse
Hollandaise Sauce
Or Melted Butter
Usually Passed
BY EMILY POST.

Dear Mrs Post: Please explain
the correct way of serving arti-
chokes. Are they served on the
meat plate with the potatoes and
meat, or is separate plate pro-
vided? Or are they served as an
entirely separate course? Will you
explain this fully? We don't want
to know how to eat them as we
went into that before.
Answer: Artichokes are always
served as an entirely separate
course. They are boiled and placed
on a platter that is first covered
with a folded napkin, or they are
sometimes merely placed on indi-
vldual plates and one plate put
down in front of each person Hol-
landalse sauce or else plain melted
butter is then passed, and is put
on the same plate with the arti-
choke.
Dear Mrs. Post: Will you please
settle this dispute about "A" and
"B?' 1t was raining; "A" and "B'
were walking down the street. "B"
tthe man was dressed for rain;
"A (the girD was not. They had
a woman's umbrella between them,
and "a insisted that b" carry the
umbrella over the two of them. "B'
insisted that it would be better for
"a to hold its over herself and "a"
thought, even though BIS" clothes
didn't need protection, it would look
more gallant at least if he held the
umbrella
AnsWer-I think, considering that
it was a small unbrella--obviously
her oWn-and that she was not
dressed for rain. he was not lacking
in gallantry to let her have it's full
shelter instead of letting its drip
! fall down both their necksl Had it
been really big umbrella, and if in
addition there was not a too great
! difference in their height, SO that
he could have held it so as to ef-
fectively protect her, that would
/ have been another matter.
Evening star., 1939-05-15
Ny Neiqhbor Says:

Complete plant food may be
applied by hand, with a kitchen
colander or a plant food
spreader. There are now on the
market number of inexpensive
plant food spreaders at very
reasonable price.
A summer confection which
combines the ice cream and
cake idea may be made by
placing a frozen layer of ice
cream or sherbet between two
layers of white. sponge or an
gel food cake. The combination
may then be covered with
whipped cream.
The small rough green squash
called acorn" or "Des Moines"
may be prepared in many
tempting ways. Cut the squash
in half. Discard the pulp. Bake
the squash and serve it with
butter, salt and pepper. It may
be stuffed with little sausages or
uncooked ham cakes.
A change in the breakfast
menu will pep up" jaded appe-
tites. Serve different fruits or
fruit juices each day in the
week. Try a variety of cereals
and hot breads. Take a little
extra time to make blueberry
mullins or Q favorite coffee
bread.
Evening star., 1939-05-15
BY HELEN VOGT.


One thing is very apparent: The
streamlined age has certainly had
its effect upon the world of beauty
New, improved and more rapid ways
to loneliness are constantly being
introduced, and it probably won't
be long before Mrs. Average Woman
will be able to snap her fingers and
assume an entirely different appear
ance.
Comes now word of a physician
in Madison, Wis, who is experiment.
ing with process that will enable
women to change the color of their
hair in five minutes! It's combina-
ton of wax and cellulose mixed with
dye of any color, and can be combed
right into the hair. The good doctor
has visions of woman being blond
in the morning, brunei in the after
noon and a redhead at night, and
we understand that the mixture can
be removed Immediately with hot
water and soap or cold water and
another chemical. You can, if the
process proves workable, have green
hair or purple tresses, depending
upon your costume for the occasion.
Can you imagine the best beau ask
ing not, What dress are you going
to wear?", but, instead What color
hair will you have tonight?" before
he sends you flowers? Neither can
WEI
However, all that is in the future.
At the moment, however, there is
hair aid that women will find most
useful. 1t is a new, quick setting
lotion that is also said to have
Evening star., 1939-05-15

of the
Moment

Doughnut dunking is one of those
things which should be discussed be-
fore marriage thoroughly and
frankly. know a couple who, after
20 years of married life together,
still fight over the dunking of
doughnuts. He believes in it and
she doesn't. And every time he tries
it at the breakfast table, she stops
speaking to him for a day.
I'm holding no brief for either
side. I feel that it is an individual
decision. Plenty of nice people do
dunk their doughnuts in their cof-
fee. And plenty of nice people
don't, and you couldn't hire them
to. It's a controversial point.
But my argument is that two peo-
pie who plan to do a good deal of
eating of meals together should
have it out at the start and if they
differ on the subject should be will
ing to make some sort of amicable
compromise. JEAN.
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tifully. The comfortable, deep "
neckline is dressed up by becoming,
wide revers. The slim looking skirt,
which gives you complete freedom
to reach and stretch and stoop and
sweep, may be drawn in to fit you
exactly, by means of the sash ties
in the back.
1t won't take you any time at
all to make this pretty house dress
(Which buttons conveniently all
down the 'front.', in gingham, lawn,
calico or batiste.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1751-B
is designed for sizes IA, 16, 10, 20;
40 and AZ. Corresponding bust
measurements 80, "a, 36, 80, 40
and AZ. Size Is (34) requires AZ
yards of 35inch material; AZ yards
Of lace or braid; u yard for collar
in contrast.
Evening star., 1939-05-15
By BARBARA BELL.

BY BARBARA BELL.
During the late spring and sum-
mertime, it's nice to look espe-
cially fresh and gay about your
work-as we'll as to feel comfortable
and unhampered. Here's new de-
sign that satisfies both desires beau
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reaches just the same heights in
opposite fashion. Light and anus
lngly written and dotted with sly
sketches of the cartoon variety, Its
More Fun to Be Thin" by Jean 2.
Owen, and published by Marshall
Jones Co. of Boston, is a sugar.
coated pill of discipline that should
slip easily down the throat of the
most ardent anti-dieter.
The meat of the book is sensible
and practical in every detail; the
gay little anecdotes that act as
"chasers" for the more serious chap
tiers point the moral in a delightfully."-
effective way. The author has
plenty of sympathy for the fat gal
who must endure the rigors of diet
Ing, but she has little patience with
the Weak-Willed individual who tries
self-restraint for a day or so and
then tumbles miserably back into
gluttony at the first severe tWinge
Of hunger.
She blows up the popular reducing
fallacies; points out the dangers of
pills, laxatives, faddy diets, salves,
steam baths and so on in a chapter
entitled IT'S Nicer to Stay Alive, or
Our Great Expose" She does not
mlnce matters when it comes to the
dangers attendant on these short
cutSto slenderness, and again drives
her point home by illustrative
anecdotes.
There are some simple but effec-
tive exercise routines described to
aid in the back to slimness" move
ment and there are sample restau-
rant menus, with asterisks showing
which foods thereon may be selected
by the dieter who has to dine out.
This helpful notion is only bettered
by the list of family menus. showing
how the fat lady of the house can
feed her family as they should be
fed and stickno her diet at the same
time without having to do double
duty in the kitchen.
If the first book belongs on cafe
terra shelves. then certainly Its
More Fun to Be Thin" merits a
place in every housewives closet.
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TOOu OllOp III MlIlllcdpOllS, are we'll
qualified to compile such a work as
this. Many of the recipes have been
evolved by the staffs in their kitch-
ems, and accuracy and clarity are
keynotes.
There is no whimsy or airy persi-
f1age about this book. 1t has, per-
haps, the rather grim and dry ap-
pearance of any scientific textbook.
But for this very reason it will ap-
peal to the business man or woman
who wishes to make the most out of
catering to the public inner man,
and it will help him or her immeas-
urably in making such an undertake
Ing a success.
A glance at some of the chapter
heads will illustrate what I mean,
and give one an idea as to the prac-
tlcability of the book. At random
one finds sections on Principles
Underlying the Planning of Menus
for Large Numbers" Examples of
Good Menus "Suggestive Lists to
Be Used in Menu Planning" Guam
tity Soup Making" Meats, Entrees
and Sauces; Salads, Salad Dress
ings and SandWiches" Beverages
Coffee Making" and so on. There
are many more, but from this gen.
eral list you can gather the scope of
the work.
Each recipe is boxed in a little
place OF its own on page, with all
ingredients, down to the last grain
OF salt, not only listed, but measured
and weighed accurately. The yield
In servings is given, together with
the approximate weight of each serv-
ing. There are blank spaces left to
be filled in by the reader, on costs.
calories, selling price, and SO forth.
While only useful to the average
housewife on certain occasions,
quantity Cookery" should be the
constant companion of those en-
gagged in feeding the multitude. It
has always been dependable
standby; now, in its revised form, it
becomes brilliant ally.
If the above book on food is mat
er-offact to the nth degree the
other one scheduled for review today