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Evening star., 1942-10-09

OF very young deer-probably a SIM
pie version OF our calf's-foot jelly
cheap where game was so plentiful.
And as for the meat dishes! Our
meat, scarce, rationed and all, looks
like kings banquet beside such
concoctions as the famous Haggis,
that uses "the large stomach bag of
the animal, the smaller or knight S
hood bag. the pluck. including lights,
liver and heart, beef suet, oatmeal.
onions, black pepper and water"
How about you ladies who turn up
your noses at dish OF heart or
kidneys?
Haddocks and herrings feature
prominently in the fish department
smoked, salted. fried, broiled,
boiled and what have you. Neither
fish was too humble to make a good
and nourishing main dish. A favor
ite mentioned is "Crappit Heids"-
haddock heads stuffed with fore
meat, the basis of which was oat-
meal and suet. Soups were made of
everything that would go into the
pot-including nettles and kale, as
we'll as rabbits and wrinkles.
OF course, there are certain feast
dishes, and new luxuries more re-
Gently introduced to be found in
this compendium Of Scots cookery.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Manners
of the
Moment

With travel in the war emer-
gency condition what it is at pres
ent, it is very good idea for a girl
to learn how to stand and read a
paper without falling down in a
moving bus or train.
OF course you can hang on a strap
and lean against some ones seat
or even sit in some ones lap. But
. If you want to learn how to be COM
pletely independent in the matter
this is what you should do:
Fold your paper lengthwise and
then firmly grasp it in both hands.
Garry bag with an overarm strap
Spread your feet as far apart as
your skirt will let you Rock little
bit back and forth and from side to
side until you are sure that you've
found your center of gravity. And
then stay that way. With practice
you can. JEAN.
Evening star., 1942-10-09

thought was good paint, but after
being on a week the paint is still
sticky and will not seem to dry hard.
What can I do to remedy the stu
alton? Esq
Answer-Kitchen walls are usually
covered with a layer of grease and
II this is not thoroughly cleaned of,
your paint job will be q. failure. A
sticky paint job can sometimes be
hardened by wiping with turpentine,
but this Is difficult to do without
streaking the paint. If this fails
there Is nothing else to do but re-
move the old paint, clean the walls
thoroughly and start over again.
Dear Miss Novel;: It is almost
impossible for the rain to hit the
north side of my house, but the paint
That has been on there for a number
OF years is full of mildew. I am now
ready to repaint and I wish to know
II there is anything I can use in the
new paint to prevent the recurrence
of this condition. H.C.
Answer-The north side of a house
in this area seldom gets sun either
summer or winter, and mildew forms
on paint that is in the shade and
where the air is damp. Dark paint
Is more likely to become mildeWed
than white or light-toned paint, be-
cause there is more oil in it. The
harder the paint the less likely it is
to become mildewed. Ordinary paint
can be hardened in this way: Open
the can, and without stirring, pour
OIL some of the liquid in the proper
tlon OF one pint to the gallon of
paint. Replace this with turpentine
in the proportion of one-half pint
to one gallon of paint. Add powdered
calomel in the proportion of one
ounce to the gallon. The paint
should then be very thoroughly
stirred. Before painting the old
mildew should be removed with a
disinfectant and by scraping with
steel wool.
Dear Miss NOVEL;: I have been
trying for some time to remove
heavy grease stain from the cement
floor in the garage. Is there any
trick to this that might help? 1 do
not seem to be making much head
way. IRE
AnsWer-Powdered whiting or dry
portland cement should be placed
over the spot and allowed to remain
Tor several days. This will absorb
most OF the grease so that when you
sweep up the powder the oil will
come with it. The floor should then
be scrubbed with hot water and a
generous helping of washing soda;
about cupful to a pail OF water.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
By Barbara Bell

The suit you can depend on for
an all winter standby is this smart
two-piecer with its "treshener-up-
per" removable dickey. It whisks
out when it needs washing and can
be put back in place with nary a
stitch! This is an outfit you can
wear smoothly under a winter coat
because the jacket has no collar.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1615-B
is designed for sizes II, Ia, 16, 18.
20 and 40 Corresponding bust
measurements 30, 49, "a, SO, 80 and
40. Size IA 1927 suit with short
sleeves requires yards 39-inch ma
terial, II yard for dickey.
Find the new styles you can use
in your home sewing program in
the Fall Fashion Book, our cata-
logue of latest patterns. Send IS
cents for copy, or order it with
15-cent pattern for Is cents, plus
l cent for postage.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus l cent for postage, in
coins, with your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, Washington Star,
P. o. Box IS, Station o, New York,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, exper. in public accounting
handle audits and system installations.
Win make GOOD proposition to one who
can quality. Box 156-H. Star
soup Ess On. o onS %oK
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AUTO. UCHANIc-Top wares paid 70 de-
Hss 1osss ss' 14ep 4ie esla. e.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Glass Preferred to Mats
For Furniture Surfaces
May Be Wiped Off Very Easily
And Offer More Protection
Against Marks and Stains
By Margaref NoyeH

Dear Miss Novel; have just bought mahogany
furniture and would like keep
them now or shall have glass made them? polish
uieHi WIN wax OF OH pohsn: r.
AnswerGlass the satisfactory They
may be wiped OH so easily and anything that
Scarves
that sort spilled OF somese used but
aner an the white linen embroidered
years trey are more likely to be made of fabric which
texture
usually made exactly than in small mats wax
the furniture surfaces preserve
painted the walls of nv kitchen with ut
Evening star., 1942-10-09

CIlIcc ycdIS. IllS ycdl, 1lOWCNCl,
added emphasis has been placed on
the slender silhouette, not only be-
cause it is fashionable in this coun-
try, but because fabrics are as
precious in England as they are
here. Fashion experts declare that
this trim, straight, well-fltted look is
as characteristic of Molyneux as the
horizontal and bias lines were with
Vionnet, and add that this was why,
even when Paris was in full flower,
most American women preferred
creations from the masculine de-
signer.
Although, as we have said, the
current collection is small, it makes
up in versatility and range what it
lacks in quantity In other words,
a woman might well select her en-
tire wardrobe from the group,
starting with boxy dressmaker
suits, some of them with dresses
instead of separate skirts and
blouses. Tailored suits in soft wools
have squared off look" without
appearing to be severe, and fire.
quently are accompanied by their
own little crepe or jersey blouses.
incidentally, suits of both types
have skirts so slim that a little slit
at the hem is used to provide ease
in walking.
This latter idea also is carried
out in some of the daytime dresses,
most of them in black with bright
color used for contrast in the ap-
proved 1912 manner. There has
been much talk about the favorite
accent, bright cerise, darker than
shocking pink and used with black
and soft tones for daytime and eve
ming. Waistlines appear to be lower,
a trend which fashion writer's have
suspected is sneaking upon us and
which, while it does not seem to be
exaggerated, also appears to be quite
firmly ensconced in the newer COL
lections
True to his London experiences,
Molyneux does lovely long dinner
dresses that are devoid OF frills and
elaborate trimming. Most are in
black or dark colors with bright
top, suitable for wear at any time
and place, and perfectly in accord
with current activities. He uses
fine detail, bright touches of color
and good line to provide the sort
of simple, feminine clothes that
women here, as we'll as in England,
demand.
Because Capt. Molyneux has been
"in the thick of things" since the
start of the war, his collection is
destined to have a tremendous in
f1uence upon designing in this coun-
try. A glimpse into the future is
this small, beautifully done group
of clothes destined to inspire our
own originators to create styles that
have as much meaning as they have
fashion significance.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
What's New in Town?
RM Dnrnfhu MAlrfnu
BY Dorothy Murray

Kitchen Comfort 80.
stool unit Closed it doing
those pairing jobs stepladder
ing necessities located styles
Latest Model -. .- -.
set of six custard made Of transparent
purchased with convenient cooking rack will
find them better than
and other baked and aoped dishes
clean and the metal securely
ing any danger of their overturning
Bigger and Better -.
The greatest argument against those cigarette
arguments must have reached the Of the
display shops papa
cigarettes light weight
least bulky available lovely
unusual, brown, red blue and Of the clear
Efficiency Plus ..
specially designed cheese dish made
keep the cheese fresh and moist but will the
creeping into other foods stored the refrigerator This particular
dish has raised Islands bottom
placed The idea behind the islands that mixture vinegar
salt be placed the bottom the dish without touching the
cheese itself ehtng completes the equipment
Make.Ub Tricks . >.
population and Of the latest twin consisting
and powder appcator The contained
own puts made Of soft velours velvet material eliminating the
dipping the pun into the box during the application.
said that this new principle Of putting face" leads
artistic tricks that insure natural appearing make
nicely packased pink and blue box dainty enough
your gift list.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Collection by Molyneux
Has Added Significance
Clothes From London House
Give Hint to Our American
Designers in Wartime
By Helen Voet

Confused designers manufacturers
Capt Moneux collection with added interest this
OF that the famous designer
authority clothes
living dihcule
working London
that newsworthy wearabe his
This collection consists
slim lined restrained clothes that might easily have been designed
perfectly they fit
of living This then
special interest collection being
throughout the enthusiastically
OF to line endeavor for
Evening star., 1942-10-09
No Faded WAACS

Well have no WAACS in faded
uniforms. The Government took
care Of that by specifying vat dyes,
the fastest colors known to science,
be used in all the fabrics in their
wardrobe.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Attention.!

In response to q number Of
requests, we have prepared fur
ther lunch box menu leaflets
for you. u
In addition to the one we
have been offering for school
children we now have one for
feminine workers and another
for the men. II you are In
terested In one or all of them
just check your preference be-
low and send this clipping, with
. stamped, self-addressed en-
velope, to Betsy Caswell, in care
Of The Evening Star.
BOX LUNCHES FOR LADIES
BOX LUNCHES FOR MEN
SCHOOL BOX LUNCHES
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Ostrva. Tebi, lingo IL Bobadila, Afrika, Italia, spanija,
Portugalija, ostrva Korzika Sardinia, te Balearska Os-
trva. Gledaj carstvo svoje.
Ucitelju, bice pc tvome!
Najzad, pod nogama nasim, Pariz, prestonica
Francuske, svet pc sebi. Teb1, Jovane Lefevre, Pariz, te-
bi Francuska.
- Ucielju, bice pc tvome!
- Pocev sutra, p~otpasite svoje bubrege. Podjite,
stapom u ruci, sami, neznani. Ma posao. vojnici 1susa!
Ma posao, Jezuiti! Nase je kraljevstvo zemaljsko! ia su-
ira palazim u Rim, da ponudim iii nametnem nasu me-
pobedivu pomoc Papi.
Lojolin glas izumre. cuvsi gde Sc sektasi ~spustaju S
p~latforme, Kristijan Julian pohitaju natrag svom skro-
vistu liza goleme stene, ma kojoj behu orudja so iii Le-
fevre bese upotrebio pri slavjenju mise. Poslednji Sc
trzo vrati natrag, praeen cd svojih saputnika. On svuce
svoje svestenicko ruho pristupi improviziranom oltaru
da pokupi sveto posudje. U toj zurbi, ruka mu udari u
putir, koji Sc skotrlja dole pade liza stene, gde Sc diva
zanatlije tiskahu da Sc sklone il vida. Jovan Lefevre
podje liza stene pc putir koji pade blizu Kristijanovih
nogu. Poslednji vide gde Sc Jezuit primice, sagiba dole
i podize vazu, a kao i da ne vide u polutami svoga starog
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PARAZITI u WASHINGTONU.

Predsednik Roosevelt je neki dan zatrazio
da svi "paraziti' koji Sc nalaze u prestonici
owe zemlje istu napuste. Tt "paraziti' su me-
potrebne osobe u tom gradu. Predsednik trait
da Sc one il NIGGA este jer su tamo ma smet-
Mi. Cd pocetka rata stanovnistvo toy grada ma
glo i mnogo Sc povecava. l vlada trail Jos rad
nlka i radnica. Manjkaju stanovi, sto znaci da
rente odlaze gore it'd. Znaeajna je ia izjava il
Washingtona sa kojom je SET Wade naredio da
Sc IL tog rada ciste "paraziti.'
Paraziti nisu samo nepotrebni ~posetioci
jednog grada koji tamo dolaze radi nekoq ce-
ia. .Ovo drustvo ina parazita i p~arazita. Maj
bolJe mozemo razumeti drustvenog parazitu a.
ko ga usporedimo sa buhom iii drugim para
Ultima koji live cd krvi zivog biea. 1 ako po-
LATINO sa ovog premisa mi cemo naici ma mno-
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u SA K~ONFERENCIJE
RIO DE JANEIRO-A

Da nacisticki kapitalisti planiraju d.. ma
tueu ekonomsku reorganizaciju Evrope ma
Marsovom nakovanju to je dobro pcznata stvar.
Sa tim planovima Sc racuna da &c Nemacka
postati srediste kontinenta da &c ograniciti
druge nacije da postanu samo agriculture i
sirovog materijala proizvodnje zemlje. Ali pro-
gram "a reorganizovanje kapitalistickog sveta
Il vecoj ekonomskoj jedinici, a sa ocuvanjem
starih politickih granica, preporucuju demo-
kratski kao i totalitarijanski zagoyaraei. Exc
nomske uredbe. koje je usvojila konferencija
americkih inostranih ministara odrzana u REQ
De Janeiro, jasno pokazuju ka gradjenju jed.
nog Observation-Disclosures bloka, 3A
Iako je ~politicka odluka (modifikovani
"prekid' sa Osovinom) u Rio-u Il javnosti cd
nela pobedu, ekonomske odluke SUI cd mnogo
dalekoseznijeg ~znacaja. Josie kako, odluka da
Sc "preporuci' prekid bese zasnovana ma eko-
nomskim uredbama sa Sjedinjenim Drzavama.
Z~nacajno je da jedna nacija LatinAe Amerike
kpja je pokazala ~najvetu ustrucxranost da
pIekine we've sa Osovinom, ArgeNtina, zayisi
u veliko cd svog izvoza agrikulturnih proizvo-
da koji konkurisu agrikulturnom izvozu Sjedi-
njenih Drzava. Gledajuei napred ka korisnom
saobracaju sa Evropom, a koji Sc medjuvreme-
no %podrzava Cd strane velike britanske kupo-
vine, Argentina nije voljna da potpuno stupi
Il koloseku Sjedinjenih Drzava. Ovo bese pra-
vi razlog zbog kojeg Sc ona ustrucavala da di-
plomatima Osovine dade p%utuiuce pasose.
Nagovoravajuca moe ekonomskih nareda-
ba jeste narcotic ocevidna IL pan-americkim a.
ferama. Da su u vecini "republike" Latinske
Amerike sa tankim velom pokrivene diktature
koje su naklonjene da bacaju oko ma Berlin,
Rim i Madrid "a ideolosku inspiraciiu to ie
otvorena tajna. Neki drzavljani koji su Sc maj
wise derali podrzavajuci styar saveznika u
Rio-u Il p~roslosti su javno izrazavali prezir
prema demokratiji. Ali uslovi ratne blockade,
koji su ueinili imperativnu e%konomsku koope-
raciju zemalja Latinske Amerike sa Sjedinje-
MIN Drzavama, oni su isto ucinili Sjedinjen
Drzave zavisne cd Latinske Amerike "a naro-
cite materijale ~zivotnu politieku kooperaciju.
Tako su Sc II poslovanju sa Westinghouse,
autokratski vladari Latinske Amerike slozili
da saradjuju ma bazi guild pro quo, tojest, oni
su Sc slozili da &c podupreti Sjedinjene Drza-
We ako Sjedinjene Drzave podupru njihove pro-
padajuce ekonomije.
Y svojoj zakljucnoj besedi ma konferenciji
u Rio-u, pod-sekretar Drzave, Sumner Welles,
podvlacio je ~"vaznost i ubrzanje' ekonomskih
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Sledstveno, pametne preporuke mogu docl
samo cd ljudi koji Sc trude da izadju IL lude
kuce kapitalizma; koji Sc trude da prosire me-
dju swim radnicima ideju obaranja kapitalizma,
putem ~politicke i ekonomske akcije, koji Sc i
onako bez ~pogibije Govecanstya ne moze odrza-
ii; i koji preporucuju podizanje takvog novog
drustvenog uredjenja koje &c biti cisto cd IL
rabljivanja coveka pc eoveku; u kojem &c sva-
XII radnik primiti punu drustvenu vrednost
svoga proizvoda, u kojem nece biti %nevoljne
besposlice nj svih ostalih zala koja muce sa-
dasnje ljudstvo. Tako mogu "neskolovani' lJu-
di u doba velikih krza preporucivati daleko
pametnije mere cd "Skolovanih' burzoaskih
profesora cuvenih sveucilista. Tako nam neko
davno rece pravo pogodi, da je S. L. P. naive
81 radnieki univerzitet ma svetu. Ona govori
radnicima preko pola stoleca da Sc trebaju
pravilno organizovati da zamenu kapitalizam
sa Socijalistickom Industrijalnom Republican
Rada. Da SUI americki radnici MEN savet usvo-
Jill zaista ma svetu ne bi bilo postojecih uzas-
Nth dogadjaja. Sto znaci, da radnici trebaju
da so pre-, sada, odmah, usvoje meme preporu-
Ike mace &c Sc sa svetom zbiti ono sto Sc mo-
ra desiti ako i nadalje ostane da svet mrcvari
razbojnicka vladavina p~rivatne svojine ma sred-
stvima proizvodnje.
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PROFESSOR DRU ALI?

Da Sc postojece drustveno uredjenje nala-
ri ma svom poslednjem stupnju svog zivota /
da Sc ono sa swim svojim institucijama j njiho-
vim glavama boji cd neminovne smrti, koja je
vrlo prirodna ma kojem drustvenom uredjenju
koje Sc nalazi u stanju II kojem Sc nalazi po-
stojeci kapitalizam, svedoce nam planovi i pla-
novi "a "ocuvanje'' profitaskog sistema nakon
rata. Buduci da sa prosvetom vladaju kapita-
listicki zvanicnici, kapitalizam nema "pametni-
jih" ljudi Cd .postojeeih ptofesora. To. prizna-
je sama kapitalistieka drzava, jer- je- predala
sudbinu planfranja "a ocuvanje kapitalizma
nakon rata National Resources planning Boar
du," CHI je vidni clan dr.. Harvin Hanson, pro-
fesor ekonomije u Harvard sveucilistu. U ime
tog odbora on je izradio plan kojim on drzi a
i pomenuti odbor Sc snjime slaze da &c Sc moci
kapitalizam odrzati nakon rata.
Pomenuti professor je svoj plan podelio ma
sest tacaka cd kojih cemo uzeti par "a nasu
kritiku. Sa jednom Sc trait:
"Odrzavanje progressive ~(rastece) porez-
ne structure i prosirenje baze oporezivanja, sa
glavnim podvlacenjem oporezivanja individual
nog dohotka i da Sc mamie oslanjamo ma opo-
r~ezivanje dohotka korporacija." Citaoc &c Cd
NAH u ovoj taeci primetiti da professor preporu-
cuje kresanje radnikovog dohotka, jer to je
cilj proSirenje poreza ma individualni doho-
dak. On &c takodjer videti da professor bra
nj interese poreza ma individualni dohodak.
On &c takodjer videti da professor brani inte-
reese korporacija, jer on preporucuje smanjiva-
ME ~njihovog oporezivanja da i'm ostane sto We
Ii dec cd radnika ukradenog "viska vrednosti."
Sa jednom drugom tackom professor Han
son preporucuje:
"Dovoljno planiranje p~rivatnih poduzeca
"a privatne uloske u manufacturing tvornica-
ma i njihovih potrebnih alata, u zeljezniekim
poduzecima, u javnim poduzecima u gradient
nj kuca." Ako kapitalisti mogu u takvim ulos-
Gina videti zlatni profit, ne &c Sc terati, da
~stvaraju dovoljne planove, kao sto Sc ne terra
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prijateljs, koga skoro dotaee rukom, pa Sc vrati drugim
ucenicima.
- Lefevre mas vide! pomisli Kristijan u sebi. -
Nije moguce da mas ne opazi. Pa ipak, nj jedna rec nj
jedan gest ne odade ma njegovom lieu zaprepascenje i
nemir, u koji mora da ga bese gurnulo nase prisustvo
ma ovom mestu i saznanje da smo mi u posedu tajne ME
govog drustva.
Dok Kristijana obuzimahu tie misli, Lefevre,, uvek
nepomutljiv, vrati u svoju torbu predmete koje bese u
potrebio pri slavljenju mise, izadje IL pecine Sane ne
koliko reel ma uho Lojole. Laka drhtavica probe telom
posledpjega, kohl medjutim, odmah povrati svoju pri-
sebnost sene natrag svoj odgovor Lefevru. Poslednji
safe glavu u znak odobravanja. Zatim osnivac Drustva
Isusa njegovi ueenici iseeznu u savijucima puta stignu
U Pariz.
Takvo bese poreklo toga paklenog drustva.
X.
Matt i kci.
Gin Sc Kristijan vrati kuci, kasno pred ponoc, on
pohita da javi svom gostu ~dogadjaje u Montmartru. Cos
podin Jovan zakljuci da je n%eophodno da sc okupe vodje
Reformacije u napustenom kamenolomu, gde ne bese o.
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pasnosti bojanja cd povratka Jezuita, buduei da Ignjati-
je Lojola ~imadjase da odmah otputuje u Rim, dok njego-
vi ucenici imadjahu da Sc razidju prema raznim zemlja-
ma sto i'm behu dodeljene. Najzad, ako Lefevre doista
opazi prisustvo dvojice zanatlia ma %jezuitskom sastanku,
kako Kristijan uporno %verovase, S dobrim razlogom, to
bi bio dalji razlog da Sc ne ~povraeaju tom mestu. Prema
tome, Gospodin Jovan resi- da sazove vodje Reformacije
u Parizu ma sastanak II Montmartru u sest sati iduceg
%popodna. U tom smislu spremi jedno pismo, davajuci
upute ka tajnom mestu. Justin imadjase da ode tamo ma
vreme da Sc osigura o prakticnosti drugog izlaza. Ma
dale, izmedju Bridget njenog muza bi udeseno da ona
sa svojom cerkom ode cd kuce pre- zalaska sunca, da bi
Sc dopustilo strancu da ostavi kueu neopazen cd Hene.
A Kristijan, sa svoje strane, imadjase da pretenduje po-
xiv ma veeeru kod jednog %prijatelja, da bi dobio svog sina
da ide S MIN u setnju, koju je imao da prekine i svoga
sina otpusti kad bi mislio e je Gospodin Jovan itisao
cd kuee. Program bi izveden prema sporazumu. Kad Sc
Bridget i Hena povrate kuti nakon kratke setnje duz o.
bale Sene, gonjeni covek bese ostavio gostoljubivo mu
skroviste otisao prema Kapiji Montmartre, gde je Kris
tian imao da ga ceka i odvede ma mesto sastanka.
Nastavice se.)