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Evening star., 1941-05-02

which was sunk up 10 its neck IN the
corner of a garden. Many of the
loveliest lilies in large pools have
their bulbs in small tubs so that they
may be lifted up for separating. The
grower from whom you buy your
lilies will give you information. and,
incidentally, Washington boasts one
of the loveliest water lily gardens in
this country. where you would GER
tainly get inspiration if not infor-
nation.
Dear Miss Novel;: I am at loss
how to pep up dingy old bath
room so that I will not be embar-
raSSed each time a guest walks into
it. The walls are badly cracked
and paint has evidentally been put
on over dirt, as it is rough in spots.
What would be the best finish for
them, and what color would be
right on the northwest side of the
house? Believe it or not, it has a
tub that sits on feet and is merely
painted on the outside, not the all
over porcelain type we are used to.
The rest of the house is not bad, but
this bathroom is an eyesore. What
can we do without too much cost,
as this is rented house? CD.
Answer-You may cover the walls
with one of the coated fabrics which
will cover up the cracks better than
any other surface treatment you
could use This comes in many
light colors, and there is a lovely
new striped one this spring in soft
peach-pink tones. This may be
cleverly handled by your paper
hanger. by using the stripes hori-
zontally for trimming band at the
floor and ceiling line. If you must
accept the tub, be joyous about it
and paint it on the outside to match
the wall covering. Put a border of
bright flower decalcomania pat
terms just under the lip of the tub
and reueat the same garland around
the mirror over the lavatory Cur
tain your window attractively. and
then at least the eyeSoreS will be
interesting and amusing, and the
color most attractive.
Dear Miss Novel;: We would
like to build an outdoor cooking
place at the lower end of our gar
den. Is this too difficult for my
husband and two boys to construct?
We want to be sure that it will
burn and not smoke, and we do
not want it too complicated. Is 1t
possible to get directions for the
construction? We would appreciate
anything you could send us. J.Y.T.
AnsWer-The best idea, in my
opinion, would be for you to buy
one Of the steel units which is
actually the framework for the
grill and oven for the fireplace.
This is made by a famous stove
company and is foolproof. All that
is necessary with this unit is to
brick it in, or seal it with stone
and cement mortar, and you are
ready to prepare your first steak.
The directions for the brick work
and various designs come with the
fireplace unit on request.
Dear Miss Novel;: The celanese
ninon curtains which have been
hanging at my windows all winter
Evening star., 1941-05-02


If the young husband insists on rush.
ing home to lunch for another
glimpse of his beloved bride, ther
she really is put to 1t" to provide
nourishing and ample food, while
still keeping expenditures to min
imum.
One of the incest ways to proffel
q main dish for luncheon is via
the ramekin route. Especially since
ramekins have graduated from the
old plain brown and white round
''custard cups" of our childhood
and are appearing everywhere in
delightfully."- colored, gay pottery
versions! Some even come in the
form of waddling ducks, scarlet
crabs, bright yellow chickens anc
so on. There are glass varieties that
have their metal cases and covers
but even the plaineSt, in their cheer
full hues, lend glamour to the lunch
con table, and take the main dish
completely out of the leftover or in
expensive food class.
AS the weather grows warmer
ramekin dishes serve beautifully fol-
that one hot item that nutrition
lists insist upon at meals. A deli
cious luncheon might start with a
cool jellied soup, followed by creameo
chicken in ramekinS, topped with
cheese biscuits, and accompanied
by a crisp green salad. Fruit would
be a healthful and refreshing des-
sert-and the whole meal would
take little time or trouble to pre-
pare, and cost very small amount
Almost anything that can be
baked in baking dish or casserole
can be adapted for use in individual
ramekins. The possibilities for va
ration and interesting combinations
are endless, and will reflect the in
genuity that distinguishes a really
clever cook. 1t is fun to experiment
with such dishes, and it provides an
element of surprise for the house
hold that is, in itself, a great slim
ulant to appetite.
Today we'll give you just a few
suggestions, feeling sure that once
you get the idea you'll carry on
on your own from there. If you
want more of this type of recipe at
any time, write or telephone me, and
I shall be glad to send some to
you.
CHICKEN CREAM PIE.
2l2 cups diced, cooked chicken.
4 carrots, cooked.
4 medium cooked potatoes, diced.
l cup peas, cooked.
l. teaspoon celery salt.
Paprika.
212 cups medium white sauce.
Cut cooked chicken in small pieces
dice potatoes and slice carrots
Season chicken and vegetables with
celery salt and paprika, and add
white sauce. Pour into individual,
well-buttered ramekins and cover
with rich cheese biscuit triangles
Bake in hot oven, 450 degrees
Fahrenheit for five muintes. then
at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for Is
minutes, or until biscuits are golden
brown. Serves six or eight.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Ru Barbara Bell

Send for this pattern right away,
all you busy mothers remember
the number-it's 1320-B). Make it
up half a dozen times or so, and
then sigh with relief to think you've
taken care of your tots play outfit
for the summer 1t includes SUM-
back frock, with very full skirt and
q pair of envelope pockets. And it
also includes a little sun suit,
similarly pocketed and similarly
cute! Both frock and sun suit are
blissfully comfortable and un-
hampering, and they'll be cool, even
on the hottest day.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1320-B
is designed for sizes l, 2, 3. 4 and 0
Evening star., 1941-05-02

set shown
friends baby you'll have lot Of fun apqung chosen fabric
Ill rabbit field nbbng
all children perhaps mothers
think tiny tots being soft and cudd Dummies that the little ami
mails become tradition in things designed for babys The design
the while
for the cushion top measures by inches.
nvelop contains designs abou
Is by IL inches and by nches color chart stitch illustrations
full directions.
star.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

Have you questions to ask con-
cerning the care of your baby?
We suggest that you send for a
copy of Infant Care" Children's
Bureau Publication No. 8, United
States Department Of Labor, to
aid you in raising a healthy,
happy youngster. Send 10 cents
with your order to The Evening
Star Information Bureau today.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

Dear Miss Novel;: The celanese
ninon curtains which have been
hanging at my windows all winter
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Sink Heavy Wooden Barrel
In Corner of the Garden
For Water Lily Pond
Dinsy Bathroom Is Frightened
With Coated Wall Fabric
And Gay DecalcomaniaS
By Marearet NoweH

Dear Miss Novel; want pool IN which to grow water lilies in
back garden much bigger than postage
possible them small and how the
Is difficult and where would specifications for the
growing? K. MN
Evening star., 1941-05-02

were taken down the other day and
where they were tied back, they are
full of tiny holes. 1t looks like a
moth hole, but I didn't think they
would bother anything but WOOL
Have you any idea what has done
this? The curtains have been used
only one season and were quite ex-
pensive. Can you tell me if these
curtains are washable. and would
it be worth while TO try to have
them mended? D.N.
Answer imagine the damage TO
your curtains was done by The
buffalo bug. a mean little fellow who
enjoys all kinds Of fabrics, and is
especially ferocious around the VIM
dow frames. I would suggest that
you have a good fumigation job
done to rid your house Of them, for
they do a great deal of damage.
Dipping the curtains in cleaning
fluid is much wiser than washing
them, as they will hold their shape
better. You may be able to use
them without mending if you can
tie them back at the same point
and cover the holes. Whatever
method you use to mend them will
serve only to make you feel better.
as the mending certainly will show.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
An Ideal Way to Provide
That One Hot Dish
For Summer Meals
No Limit to Combinations
That May Be Evolved by
Use of Various Items
By Betsy CasWeH,

Luncheon dishes that are light and yet satisfying enough for those
think providing family
a of
children
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
VERSATILE APRON

YOU'LL END comfort PLUS
originality/in this new apron
design by Anne Adams! Pattern
1900 has dcep-cut armholeS that
Will not interfere with your most
active tasks and the back bodice
and shoulder straps are cleverly
designed so that the apron can
not slip off your shoulders
Pattern 1900 iS available in
sizes small C32-3D. medium
C36-3S) and large 10-i2) Small
size takes 2is yards 35-inch
fabric and 3's yards rufiling
Send fifteen cents C5c) IN
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name,
address and style number
Order the new Anne Adams
Pattern Book post haste and be
clothcS-rcady for the coming
season.
War relief sewing. gift tips
and news about Silhouettes. ac-
ceSSoricS and colorS complete
this fashion story Book l5
cents. Pattern IS cents Book
and pattern together. - cents
Address your order 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment 1225 Times Square. The
Detroit Times. Detroit Mich
Owing 10 customs regulation
orders for patterns to Cana
dian destinations cannot be
filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Hair S+yIis+
Plans Visit
To Detroit
By DONNA GRACE

PHRASES LIKE individual
tying, forward Movement
and Short Haircuts. is what VIC
may expect to hear all next week
il we can worm our way into the
beauty salon OF local shop. The
famous Paul will be there from
New York.
This should be interesting Tor
those who want TO see for them
selves, just what the New York
fashions viii be for the festiXe
season ahead
Paul has long been the pet of
smart debutantes and is mighty
sure OF himself when 1t comes to
StVlc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Cranberry
Conserve

USE CRANBERR1Es. TO the
tune of ! pound ioW cups to
make delightful conserve.
Other ingredients include ] cup
Of water. ] cup seeded raiSlnS
! sliced orange o. cups sugar
and ] cup chopped nut meats
Cook cranhcrries and water
until all the skins pop open Put
through d Stove add ralsInS
orange and sugar Cook Tor IS
minutes. Add mat meats and
remove from heat Pack in
Stcrilized glasses and seal with
paraffn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Be Individual

Makeup Us well as hairstyling
houd be individual and never
n tnc stamped glamour girl
fashion Paul thinks we are too
eager 80 follow others
Don 3 try 20 look Ike the girl
on the magazine nor tho movie
star If you are another type
The gir. and woman who Is
individual Is fho most attractive
always II is easy 10 have a
complete personal makeup. eN-
ports are always ready % blend
a flaiterug powder ~ select the
proper shades Of rouge lipstlck
eycshadoW and mascara
Tho Tcnyons are very impor-
iant 90 Paul too and instead of
me beloved pEtailS he advocates
permanent, and SOFT curlS for
them ho thinks thi, styling le
more appropriate tor them and
much easier 20 take care Of
Girls should have permanent.
so they VIII learn 10 brush an
arrange their halrdos befol
they are grown up.
IL YOU wish 90 know the nan.
Of the beauty salon featuring
these new coiffurcs, please tele-
Women Department, Cherry
$500. lire 347.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
FaciaI Massage Prevents
Reducing Wrinkles
BY IDA JEAN KAN

WOMEN WHO do no more
than lightly 10Y with the idea
OF reducing arc often beset with
worry abOu RE possibility Of
losing in the face and getting
wrinkles
II that IS what Is holding YOU
BACK. hcic Is reinsurance from
physician This is usually a
temporary condition which dis
appears when the weight re-
duct0n has been achieved and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Straw Bag

Jane Wyman has adopted this
mode of matching for herself In
fact. TO such a degree that when
she shops for gustory delicacies
and is wearing a schoolgirl ging-
ham she carries a large straw
bag with yarn embroideries and
1t looks like a shopping bag
In buying their accessories
this year Hollywood girls are
matching two items as a rule.
Gone with their Summer tanS
are such overly matched mates
as shoes with gloves with belt
with bag. They like shoes with
bag, or gloves with belt or hat
with shoes. etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Salad Garnish

SUITABLE AR NISfINGS
for vegetable salads include
strips OF pimlCnto. green and
red peppers. hard-cooked egg.
and paDrika Two or three
radiShcs. a few slices of pickle
or grated raw carrot serve as
colorful garnisheS. and arc easily
used If left over from previous
u1C4l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Self Fabric

The self fabric idea is growing
in leaps and bounds and Will
save few headaches when "A
girl is planning her wardrobe
When you buy a wool suit on 4
pair OF corduroy Stacks scout
around and see IF there isn't a
wool bag or some corduroy
gloves TO 60 with them.
Don't grab your black suede
purse, the one that goes with
your best black crepe for after
moons or dinner and expect to
look well dressed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Carrots and coconut combine
20 make an attractive salad
that needs no dressing Sprinkle
a little lemon Juice and sugar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Accessories
Change With
The Hour
BY ORRY- KELLY
Hollywood style Writer

PITY THE poor working girl
or any girl If clothes are RAJ
toned here like they are in The
warning countries. We're just
now getting around TO the com
plete accessory wardrobe IN
which bags, shoes and gloves are
keyed not only 10 activities but
TO certain hours of the day
A little more expensive yes
lt55ttftt - cert aiHlyy the height chic
The day for two or three purses
as many pairs Of gloves and
shoes is over. Certain feathers
will be worn only on certain
occasions. certain fabrics Will
appear only at shutdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

a more liberal Dict is permis-
Slble.
Dr.. Louis Baumdn. New York
physician who made this OBJ
Scrvation IN the course of re-
cent highly instructive radio
talk on obesity. went on 10 say
that YOU actual lA-le4e
labeled as an erroneous but
isn't there 10 lose.
The amount stored in the face
is scarcely 20 be compared with
the amount that pads the waist,
hips and abdomen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Attractive Salad Combination

over 3 cups shredded carrots.
Blend these thoroughly with y
cup chopped walnuts and 1 cup
grated coconut. VIII serve six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Plan Carefully

Don't do anything freakish
about your-diet BY fairly care
ful planning you can have
three meals q day each so
adequate that YOU viii not be-
come ravenously hungry before
the next
And on that plan YOU can re-
duce your weight 10 normal
Once you are slim Just keep In
mind one thing federation is
the preventive for reducing.
Copyright. 1881 KIuE Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
CsIorie Selection

The notion prevailing among
society women that daily mas
sage. cabinet baths and similar
subterfugcS Will counteract in
diligence in excess calorieS was
labelled as an erroneous but
agreeable consolation.
The solution of the weight
problem for the city dweller is
through calorie discrimination.
You can't trust your appetite. 1t
is too flexible and too adaptable.
If you are fat. YOU have either
been eating large quantities Of
food or YOU have been eating
foods too high IN calorieS.
Your only chance Of reducing
your weight 10 normal and
keeping IL there is TO make a
habit of selecting the low cali
orie foods that arc high in Vita
Minis. minerals and protein.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

70 MORE SUBS than the average Of all 8
popular brands tested that's the reason
why Super Studs gets stubborn deep down
dirt out of the whole family wash so fast.
SKIRTS, TowEIs AND sHEETs wash dazzling
white And hard-to-wash work clothes
come out cleaner without back-breaking
scrubbing
sAFT FOR RAYoNs. 700 . and that's no
idle claim! Beuer Fabrics Testing Bureau
and the L. 5. Testing Co. have absolute
proof that Super Studs is as safe for rayonS
as water itself or course IT'S safe for all
washable colors too,
~ .J go = D. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Slightly Longer

This year short hair cut is
not The 3 TO 4-inch length of
former year, bur a slightly
longer ID 10 y lII-TIi rfrtt = t--T tt71-
length
With ths length he says any
really clever stybst can dress
The hair so il can be worn IN
several different designs with
out the need OF setting.
The finished couture may give
the effect OF long, sleek waves,
hair must be moulded and sculp-
tured 10 the head, il may be soft
and casual or in the formal,
sophisticated lines but the con-
tour of the head is the mold.
this is what makes the style
individual and Paurs molding IS
done with scissors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Suits Hats

Millinery styles seem 10 call
TO- the forward swing in hair.
this. like the pompadour is
adaptable 10 any face. when
Ullness behind the ears is be-
coming 10 one the short haircut
can be- brought INTO line with
style and personal NmartncsS.
u you wish peace and mar
monY. don "a Is Paul what they
are wearing 10 is one OF his pet
pecyes lie believes one should
say What hall wea. 10 make
me- prcttcr than ever this sea-
---,t4t . . -.4-t--uAlnG ones ap~
pearancc Dis q game Tor two TO
y-yoursell and q trained OBJ
server
Consult an expert before YOU
make a drastic change then
follow hls advice as well as your
own lunches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Fscisl Massage

But since the loss of q frac.
ton Of an ounce from the face
is more apparent than the loss
Of five pounds from the other
measurements you might like
90 act on the doctor suggestion
that facial massage and I h g
healthy stimulation OF the skin
arc helpful cosmetic measures
during this period.
General exercise - walking,
swimming bicycling. skating r
are excellent beauty aids for
the rcducer But as DR. Bauman
pointed out, II is impossible 10
overeat and exercise enough 10
reduce This is duo 20 the dis
proportion between the energy
used up in ordinary muscular
activity and that contained in
concentrated foods.
II requires 35 miles Of leis-
urely walking 20 use up the en-
crgy IN one pound of chocolates.
one medium-Sized potato sup
plies energy enough TO play nlne
holes of golf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
DATE MUFFINS

Mullins like being dated up;
add y cup or more OF sliced
dates 10 their basic makingS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
CHILL CASSEROLE

BAKE CHILL con carne as a
and sprinkle with
cheese, for novelty. Serve hot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

WHAT MORE COULD roy ASK for your whole
WaShday job e.. o7e soap that washes
everything from ovcralls TO hlmy rayon
lingerie and gay oouonS.
AS KIND TO HANDS as IL is TO rayons ives,
and Super Studs is a whiz IN your dishpan
Quick, greasc-cuuing suds that leave
dishes shining. glassware sparkling.
CIT SUPER SUBS in9he big blue box-todayl
Enjoy the quicker, cheaper, easier wash
DAYS this wonder soap gives YOU Don't
iorget-Supe Studs one oapWith plenty
of power TO GET family wash winter,
brighter ... yet so gentle IT'S Rayon-Safc,
10. j. fs,oI,,e pen C,-,s-v,
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
WESTBROOK PEGLER. ="

All YOU Go members in Western
Maryland are COMMUNISTS according to
Peger Wonder what Pegler IL? Fas-
cist or Just plain Nazl'
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
Blow TO Labor

There is no question that the report
of Judge Charles B. Sears. recommend
ing the deportation Of Pres Harry
Bridges of the lntl Longshoremen' &
Warehouscmcn's Union, lends aid and
encouragement to the enemies Of organ
zed labor as CIO Pres Philip Murray
points out
Il has been greeted with glee by labor
batting politicians. by unon-fighting
employers and by the ant-labor press
Such enemies of labor care little about
The technlcalltles of the case about the
obvious bias Of the report. or about the
credence it gives to Bridges personal
enemies and organizational rivals. to
labor spies and to other unsavory wit
nesses They rejoice because they re-
sard the report as a breakdown on labor.
The Go will continue its campaign
for Bridges. Murray announces, both to
defend his constitutional rights as an
individual and because il recognizes the
grave threat To all labor in such pcrsr-
1utlon of a union leader and such inter
ference with the workers right to have
representatives of their own choosing.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
Your Defense

Within a few short weeks, confer
ence on National and Living Defense
will be held in Cumberland. Participat-
ing in plans for the conference are rep
resentatives Of federal defense agencies
who have declared their approval of the
establishment of civilian defense agen-
ces in communities
The Conference on National and Liv-
ing Defense is intended not only to eff
feet greater relationship of the people
within the national defense program,
but to keep watch and protect the peo-
pie s living defense and living standards.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09

las. ou' s. la' atlcrcn' causes such
as poMteelr- shortages. boarding
.uctuation. etc.
the proposals to control wages
1uld "frecze" condition in which
nlllons of American workers do not
yen enjoy living wage. 70 tho further
ldvantaGo Of war protiteers whose
soaring dividends and luxury demands
are a public scandal
; These proposals would break down
voluntary collective bargaining and
undermine the labor unions. by dcpriv-
inc them OF power to improve their
members wages This effect IS not incl
dental Il IS one of the main though
unstatcd reasons why so much pressure
Is being cXcrted for wage control
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09

The laine ~ voluntary collective bar
Gaining was brought 10 Cumberland and
>ugruurdin. communities with great
forrr last week when Ccianc>r local
1851 and the Cclanc>c Corporation 81
america. and Local 70 of the Initrd
Rubber Worl,rre and Kelly Springfield
Fire Company successfully concluded
ucehs Of negotiations for working
agreements
only through continuous give ana
take" bargaining was the stability of
community life comm unity business and
the continuation OF amcahlc labor rcla-
tlone in the two plants assured. All
Four parties are deserving of credit III
establishing a new high in Cumberland
Labor relations.
\ot only that. it i 10 the advantage
OF All parties in recognizing the need for
amicable labor relations in this time of
great emergency. aimed at building our
national defense. Amicahle labor rrla-
iionS at this time in>ureS continued and
rlrr-incrca>ing production. also nccrN-
~arl for the building of our national de
fcnNr.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-10-09
Out In The Cold

Wsge.control proposals no" being
made in the press. by brain-trusters Of
the profiteers, and before Congress. are
unsound and dangerous for the follow
ing. as we'll as many other reasons:
They are based on the argument
that wages must be kept down if prices
are to be controlled and initiation check
ed. Yet the fact is that recent price in
creasss have not been caused by higher