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Evening star., 1942-08-26
All Citrus Fruits
Are Appreciated
By Refugees
Even Before Var
They We're Rare
In Europe
Bv Edith NJ. Barber

Returning Americans who have
been stranded in Europe at various
points since war began have brought
us tales of food shortages which
make us ashamed of having felt
even slightly upset by sugar ra-
tioning. A woman just off the
boat told me recently that the most
beautiful sights she had seen after
she landed were the fruits and vege-
tables so varied and SO plentiful
in the markets everywhere. You
don't know what it is to eat your fill
of oranges and grapefruit. I just
cannot get enough of them"
Even before war came to Europe,
she said, oranges were expensive
and difficult to get in northern parts
except during a short season, while
grapefruit of good quality was al
most lacking. From my own ex-
periences In Europe, I know that
always paid more for the orange
Juice felt must have to begin the
day than for coffee and rolls, the
accepted continental breakfast.
One of the marvels is the way the
Valencia trees have been persuaded
to bear almost seedless fruit, which
Is as good for slicing as 1t Is for
Juice. Modern methods Of cultiva-
ton have also developed the sugar
content, particularly important
item these days. Sliced oranges by
themselves or in combination with
other fruit are going to help us by
bringing their own sugar with them,
as guests are sometimes asked to do.
The plentiful supply of lines and
lemons is something else which
comes in for appreciation from my
recently arrived friends. Imagine
having the makings Of iced lemon
ade," said a man the other day.
"I1l trade sugar for ice any day.
have missed the refreshing tart
ness so much that I doubt If I'll
want sugar with lime or a lemon
again." When I mentioned that all
of the citrus fruits were also nee
essary for their vitamin G con-
tent, which must have been minus
in the limited diets, he merely COM
mented, well, I'll be getting plenty
of it now"
ORANGE CUSTARD PUDDING.
3 egg yolks, slightly beaten
| "a cup sugar
| IA teaspoon salt
cups milk, scalded
n teaspoon vanilla extract
oranges, peeled and sliced
Combine slightly beaten egg yolks
sugar and salt in top of double
boiler, add hot milk slowly and stir
until sugar is dissolved. Cook over
hot water, stirring constantly. When
mixture coats metal spoon, remove
at once from hot water and place
pan in cold water to cool quickly
Add vanilla extract and pour over
sliced oranges arranged In serving
dish. Chill In refrigerator unit
ready to serve.
LEMON BUTTER.
(Maitre d'Hotel Butter.)
" cup butter
i tablespoon minced parsley
! tablespoon lemon Juice
Dash of cayenne
Cream butter, add parsley, lemol
iuice and cayenne and mix well
Serve with broiled steak or fish o.
boiled vegetables. Yield, about !
cup sauce.
VARIATIONS OF LEMON BUTTER
Savory Butter: Add teaspoon
minced onion, tablespoon mince'
J piniento and / tablespoon mincet
, green pepper with the parsley ant
/. lemon juice.
, Anchovy Butter: Omit parsely AM
add 1h teaspoons anchovy past
! with the lemon Juice.
Meuniere: Brown the butter In
J, stead Of creaming II before addin
parsley and lemon juice.
Evening star., 1942-08-26

gagement never ends in marriage
she will have had her little bit of
romance to remember as long as
she lives. And for the boy it an
swers the eternal masculine demand
for some woman who belongs to
him, who will be watching and wait
ing and praying all the hardships
and dangers he has to undergo
worth while because he will feel that
he is fighting for HER.
And there is the realistic angle
that makes them both know that at
their time of life they are in state
of f1uX, when their emotions and
their tastes are unstable, and that
they are making vows they may not
be able to keep. They know that
the war will change them both and
that when they meet again they
may not even want each other. So
the more prudent Of them wonder
just how wise it is to gamble on a
future that Is so uncertain.
Now, being a sentimentalist myself
I hate to disturb loves young
dreams by warning the youths and
maidens who are thinking of enter
ing into long engagement that
it is one of the most dangerous and
generally disastrous experiences
which a human being can under
take. It calls for a patience,
perseverance, a lack of imagination
staidness and general adhesive
ness that few of us possess. Love
loses its freshness If kept too long
waiting.
A long engagement is hazardous
venture, whether couple is sepa-
rated or whether they live on the
same street. If they are parted, 1t
is almost inevitable that they should
grow away from each other and
lose interest in each other, and that
when they come together again
they are disappointed and disillu-
stoned. They have had different
experiences, been in a different en-
vironment, known different people
and they meet as strangers who
have nothing to say to each other
and who bore each other because
they no longer have anything in
common. They are not even fair ir
their Judgment of each other be-
cause each has built up, in separa.
Evening star., 1942-08-26

on ch1ldrenS ScalpS. Moreover, 1t
contains no alcohol or harmful
chemicals and Is economical, sup
plying between IL and 1S shampoos
per bottle.
In the bottle it carries out its
beauty from the briny deep" mo-
tif with lovely sea-green tone, and
1t has nice,' fresh aroma that will
appeal to men as we'll as women.
And speaking Of the stronger sex,
this is a wonderful item to send
to that man" in the Army or Navy.
There's nothing Sissy" about LIQUID
soap OF this type, and chances are
he'll welcome a generous lather in
water that may be cold and hard.
Once your hair responds to all
this pampering, it probably will be
ready for new permanent such as
that now being featured by hair
specialists in town. They're calling
1t cream wave" and declare that
an unusually beautiful and long
lasting permanent emerges from the
special creamy pack which is used in
conjunction with the process. They
recommend 1t especially for hair
tnat has been burned or bleached or
Is IN poor condition generally, and
have priced 1t so that it is within
the reach Of overstrained budgets.
Incidentally, this salon has in
stalled q special water softener to
combat the notoriously hard water
OF Washington. Pleased with 1t
they are, too, saying that water thus
softened has much the same con-
sistency as that which our grand
mothers used to catch in the rain
barrel.
Variety may be the spice of life
but 1t certainly isn't the theory of
good grooming-at least from our
point OF view. Give us a complete
line OF toiletries which carries cut
the same fragrance all the way
through and we're inclined to feel
well groomed, for we still belong to
the school of thought which believes
that q fragrance should be distinc-
tive-and consistent.
Therefore, kiddies, we are pleased
to report that one OF your favoritt
perfumes has acquired little sister
and brother in the form OF dustins
powder and eau de toilette. Ths
perfume itself has been a sensa ton
for it's a sophisticated, slightl,
heady aroma that is not too over
powering. Unforgettable might b.
q suitable adjective. At any rate
you may now have the lighter yer
sions IN the same fragrance TO
after-bath grooming-and q fin
idea 1t is. Incidentally, If you kee1
a bottle OF the toilet water in you
desk drawer you'll find it a delight
ful refresher these late summer aft
ernoons. (You know, just about
o'clock when you hit the loves
ebb)
Evening star., 1942-08-26

II you find 1t difhcult to get your
boy or girl to mind, the fault Is
probably yours. Send for Angelo
Patri's booklet, obedience, inclos-
ing 10 cents In coin and . Scent
stamp. Address Angelo Patri, in
care of this newspaper.
Evening star., 1942-08-26
Picture Frames Important
Part Of Home Decoration
Obtain Expert Advice on Best
Way to Handle Individual
Problems Which Arise
Bv Mareayet NoweU

By Margaret N0tCeH
Picture framing fine art fact it is almost
creation picture
design which set of all the painting
inferior picture has
other famous paintings unnod
hdous in bad TASTE coming into their
handled Few Of would hang
wall of them would be decorative
gded monsoties which
which specaiizes picture
ton In the art Of modern interior decoration.
Whatever problem taste pictures right"
handling the situation Fashions interiors others
times the with wall decorations
framing
Evening star., 1942-08-26
Liquid Soap an Amazingly
Versatile Beauty Item
Report on Cream Permanent
And 'After.Bath' Products
Also Is Presented Today
By Helen V0gf

7eIeW
ad oil the combination radio
information correct those are just
places which liquid can't be used
bring out the high lights
brunette cut the traces OF salt water after
made permanents 1t
hands and nails tobacco stains
'front.' he Of sunbuni
manufacturers
liquid the
(athough others
liquid contains devav has
cleansing properties ahers
rich, abundant easily
thoroughly approved
Evening star., 1942-08-26

Dear Mrs. Post: Is my relation
ship too near to my sister -in-law to
give her baby shower?
Answer-The fact that you are In
doubt about your community may
perhaps mean better not" To me
personally, it seems quite all right
Evening star., 1942-08-26
Shower Baths

Where there's a will there's a way
to shower bath, even If neither a
bathroom nor running water are
available. Fill q good-sized sprin-
king can with warm water and
fasten the handle over strong
nail driven into a tree or pole or
barn door. Slant the sprinkler so
that steady stream of water flows
down on the bather. Have soap
handy so he can 1ather himself
thoroughly.
Evening star., 1942-08-26
Wife May Go Out
WithOtherMan
In Few Cases
Several Factors
Determine Acts
Correctness
Bv Emily Post


Whether a wife may 60 out with
her husbands friend while the hus-
band stays home with the baby,
may in one exceptional case be quite
all right, but I can't say I like to
recommend It! The wife in question
has written me as follows:
"Our family consists Of John (my
husband, our young son, my
brother and me. Fred A-who Is
very real friend Of Johns has
asked me as an especial favor to 60
with him to q party which is being
given by the company in which he
is employed. His ticket is for him
self and lady He is not married
and has no girl friend whom he
cares to take. My brother cannot
be home that same evening, and
so John would have 10 stay home
with the baby-even if Fred could
get a ticket for him, John wants
me to go. In fact he says Fred
(who is socially very shy) will have
miserable time of it, and that I
will enjoy it very much. My brother
thinks 1t looks all wrong and says
1t will be sure to start gossip. John
and I both think that husbands
approval is sufficient! Isn't that
right?"
To this agree that it is right so
far, as you and your husband are
concerned, but whether your
brother may also be right depends
on several factors. The first is the
community you live in. In large
city in a large crowd, strangers are
not likely to be noticed. In small
town the attitude of your neighbors,
while perhaps not critical, is likely
to be questioning.
/ In other words I am not sure, but
that your husband may pay an
unfair price for an impulse of kind
ness to a perfectly worthy but ac-
tually unthinking friend.
Dear Mrs. Post: My young aunt
insists that I am supposed to keep
on what I wear at my wedding in
the morning for the reception in
the evening This may be the gen.
eral fule, but I can't believe that it
applies in my case. I'm being
married in a silk suit at the rectory
and only the families will be
present; we are having reception
which will include all our friends
and relatives, so isn't this different
and won't it be all right for me to
wear an evening dress at this recep-
ton?
Answer-If you are wearing a
bridal dress and veil, you should
then wear this at the reception.
But since you hardly could feel like
sitting in such clothes all day long,
| you undoubtedly would take them
| of and put them on again for the
reception. But a daytime street
dress and hat would be very un-
suitable at an evening reception;
therefore, you are right to put on
the dress you suggest.
Dear Mrs. Post: Is my relation
ship too near to my sister -in-law to
give her baby shower?
Answer-The fact that you are In
doubt about your community may
perhaps mean better not" To me
personally, it seems quite all right
Emily Posts two booklets, "The
Etiquette Of Weddings" and
"The Etiquette Of Letter Writ
ing" really belong in every home.
Send for them inclosing 10 cents
in coins and Scent stamp for
each booklet ordered. Address
| Emily Post in care of The Eve
ming Star.
Evening star., 1942-08-26
Dorothy Dix Says >>>
Young People Are Warned to Avoid
Long Engagements in Wartime

In these wmes when Of the boys who going the
front question
be said both o
by
Evening star., 1942-08-26
Cider Sauce

Cider sauce is something little
different to serve with pancakes
and wafhes. Boil ! cup sugar and
n cup cider four minutes. Serve
either warm or cold.
Evening star., 1942-08-26

Emily Posts two booklets, "The
Etiquette Of Weddings" and
"The Etiquette of Letter Writ
ing" really belong in every home.
Send for them inclosing 10 cents
in coins and Scent stamp for
each booklet ordered. Address
Emily Post in care of The Eve
ming Star.
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eqp H. r.. Anderson, Star IT., Box
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CULDESAC MEAT MARKET, SELL
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REGISTERED KARAKUL EWES
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SAWMILL MACHINERY FOR SALE,
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-20


the lady's mind is the idea that 1t
Is indicate to be first at the rem
devious: that 1t whets q mans ap-
petite to be kept waiting and that
it's definitely his place to arrive
first.
Never Late Again
Modern women may not realize
that they are operating under these
old Victorian laws. but they are.
They have some fool notion that It
is privilege for man to waste his
precious time waiting on their en-
trance. Once upon time q woman
I know was keeping her first en-
gagement with q very prosperous
and promising sutton. They had ar
ranged to meet at seven In the
lounge of a fine hotel.
When the lady arrived she found.
to her establishment. her swain
waiting with watch In hand. It was
Ave minutes past seven. Nothing
was said. but she never forgot and
never was late again. not even for
her own wedding.
Idle women have no right to pre-
sumo that they can waste q busy
mans time. Business women usu-
ally acquire the habit Of punctual-
ity and have the courtesy either to
telephone efore. or apologize.
backed up with . legitimate ex.
cuse. on arrival.
1t is never too soon to teach your
children the value of time. and to
impress upon them the Importance
Of keeping appointments on the
appointed time. You've noticed, I
presume, that 1t Is the busy folk
who are on time. The idlers are al
ways late.
Unforeseen accidents and trafiic
tie-ups do cause delays. but the
punctilious person allows for such.
The wear and tear on ones nerves
Is considerably less when one can
operate leisurely. Catching trains
as they pull out Of stations or spec
tacular dashes Of any kind may be
exciting. but not admirable.
Time Is Precious
It's Just as we'll for the girl who
hasn't already awakened to the abb
surdity Of her stand that It Is q
woman's prerogative to keep man
waiting. to realize that the army
exacts punctuality. 50 that when
the boys come marching home they
are going to be sticklers for It.
There Is some hope. however. In the
fact that the WAACS and the
WAVES and all the rest Of the gals
in uniform and In defense work are
learning something about the value
Of time, too. Who knows, perhaps
dates in the future will be kept on
the dot.
In q world Of changing values.
you can still bank on time as the
most precious Of all possessions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-20
Smartest Women Adopt
Evening Suit Fashion
BY ELEANOR GUM

sophisticated type, usually calls for
something heavy by way Of fabric.
There is q liking for faille and for
MORE: II it not pure silk, 1t is none
the less effective. besides which it
has sufficient body to be counted on
to retain its lines.
There are some draped dresses.
but they are nothing like as numer-
Gus as one might suppose. When
the drapery is introduced it ap-
pears either above or below the
waistline, seldom in both places. In
other words. a draped bodice usu-
ally Is linked to a plain skirt and a
draped skirt to fitted jacket.
There are many gowns seen
about that contrast In other ways
too. The skirt may be one color.
even white. the top another. pref
erably red.
The feeling for contrast extends
to coats and their Innings. and here
We have some surprises TO report:
when one side of q coat is fur. the
other cloth. one Is perfectly justi-
fed in expecting the fur side to be
out. but that is not always the case.
One Of the outstanding coat sue
cesses Of the winter Is black wool
lined with white Russian ermine.
Black Russian broadtail. cuffed and
collared with ermine. is another
within that tickles the fancy Of those
who can AFFORD to indulge them
selves in flights Of fancy-ermine
and such. It's been quite q spell now
since smart women approved the
use OF one fur trimming another.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-20
MORE SANDWICH IDEAS

Is there q little lamb left over
from dinner last night. or a few
cooked frankfurters, ham or fish?
Here's what you can make OF it for
tomorrows lunch box:
Shred cooked lamb: mix with
chopped celery and chopped onion
and moisten with mayonnaise to
which has been added drop or
two of mint havoring. Spread on
buttered rye or whole wheat bread.
Chop two cooked frankfurters
into small pieces. Mix with mashed
baked beans and enough chilli sauce
to moisten. Add finely chopped
parsley, If desired. Spread between
buttered slices Of white or whole
wheat bread; lettuce may be added.
Mix cubed or coarsely chopped
cooked ham with crushed pineapple
and finely chopped celery or stuffed
olives. Moisten with small amount
Of mayonnaise or Russian dress
ing; spread between buttered slices
Of white or rye bread.
BAKED FISH PATTY
SANDWICHES
Biscuit dough
] cup cooked fish
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-20

NEW YORK-By now we are ac-
~ customed to the word suit" as
applied to evening clothes. Fashion
writer's have long made 1t their own
and use it literally in description of
either long or short skirted cos
tunes made, or made to look. in two
pieces.
AS the Manhattan social season
swings into action. it becomes more
and more evident that this is the
currently favored type. not so
much for the younger set as for
their elders. At most places where
the well-dressed appear after dark.
one sees them In slim. II not slinky.
silks, the skirts slashed for comfort
in action. and the bodice. or jacket.
decorated at the hip line TO accent
the slight ripple that often breaks
out at this point.
This type Of dress. definitely