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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11
I Z L Z N ( W S
I II E A I r f
Nauji Karo Vaizdai

Tikri vaizdai is AmerikieGiu uz-
puoliku Kiska salos, paskutines ia
ponu tvirtoves Aleutiskose Salose.
ir kit idomQs nauji karo vaizdai
pradedama rodyti Telenews Theatre
penktadieni, Birzelio II.
Parodoma submit Japonai nelais-
vial pietu Pacifike ir kaip jie uz-
laikomi nelaisviu stovykloje
Siaures Afrikos karo vaizdai pa
rodo kaip Asiai nepasiseke pabegti
ir kaip pateko nelaisven ju tuks-
tanciai. Parodoma kaip Britu ka
ro laivai gaudo Vidurzemio jurose
bandancius plaukti, kaip JUGS pa
ina nelaisven, ju laivus nuskan-
dina. Parodoma nugaletu nugink-
lavimas ir laimetoju marsavimas
Tunise. kur alijantu armijos para
duoja Nprie Generolo Eisenhower ir
Gen. Giraud. Kartu dalyvauja il
Prancuzai koloniju kareiviai kurie
vel atgavo savo valdytas srits.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

zidentas. "Begyje jo SO metu tar
navimo siai kompanijai jis isrado
daugeli pagerinimu sioje industri-
joje, kurie tapo visuotinai naudoja-
mi. Jis megsta sunkiai dirbti, yra
naturalus vadas ir geras tvarky-
toias, taigi turf tukstancius draugu
kaip viduje taip ir islaukeje indus
trijos. Kaipo sios kompanijos vice
prezidentas jis gales prisideti prie
naudingumo kompanijai, industrial
ir visuomenei".
Mr.. Kermode pradejo dirbti H.
Illuminating kompanijai 1898 metals
Jis tada buvo 16 metu amziaus il
prlstoio prie elektros vielu suve-
dziotojo pagelbininku. Illuminating
kompanija tada turejo apie 500
naudotoju, dabar il turf apie $780,
GOO, kurie naudoja elektra tukstan-
ciams ivairiu tikslu.
"Po karo", Mr.. Kermode prana
sauja, "Amerika istos nauja era
elektrisko gyvenimo, kane elektra
prisides prize visko kas tik galima
isivaizduoti, per ka pasaulis taps
daugiau civilizuotas"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11
KIBIRkSTYS
Ras0 Titnagas.

SENOSIOS RUSIJOS Waldo
vas caras Nikalojus isvaike
Duma - Rusijos Kongresa -
kai jis nesoko pagal caro- Mi
kes smuika.
Komunistines Rusijos ziau-
rusis valdovas, raudonasis Ca
ras Stalinas isvaike komunis-
tn Internacionaia kai jis ne
istenge per 22 metus sukelti
pasaulines rrrevoliucijos ir ne
nuverte ''burzujiniQ" VALIDITY,
kuriu raudonasis caras Stall
mas per du metu nepajiege pri-
versti atidaryti antra fronta,
isgelbejimui Stalino kailio nuo
huvusio io biciulio Hitlerio.
JET isvail1ytasis Komunistu
Internacionalas, kuriam diri-
gavo pats Stalinas, butu suge-
bejes apversti pasauli aukstyn
kojom ir uzkarti ant zmonijos
ziauru komunizma, siadien Sta
linas ir be karo maudytusi ne
kaltu zmoniu asarose ir krau-
juose, kaip jis maudesi per 20
metu Rusijos zmoniu kraujuo-
Sc.
AR IsTIKRO isvai k y m a S
Komunistu 1nternacionalo jau
reiskia kad Stalinas atsisako
nuo komunizmo platinimo XII
tose salyse? Anaiptol ne.
Isvaikymas komunistu inter-
macdonald yra niekas daugiau
kaip tik gudrus Stalino manev-
ras apdumti kittens axis. Tai
pradzia darbo grezti is vidaus.
Xxi siol komunistai kaip to-
kie veike patys sau atskirai ir
pasekmes jiems buvo neperge-
riausios. Dabar komunistai jau
lys j organizacijas, partijas
jau ne kaip komunistai bet
kaip paprasti pilieciai ir sulin-
de ses komunistinius perus,
apkretimui komunistu nuodais
visa organizacija.
JEIGU Stalinas, isvaikyda-
mas ta pabaisa = Komunistu
Internacionala butu sutei-
kes Rusijos zmonems laisve
pasirinkti tokia partija kokia
kan geriausia patinka, kaip
kad zmones turi demokratine-
Sc salyse, tai butQ galima tike-
ii kad komunizmas -kaipo zalin-
gas zmonijai, jau atgyveno sa-
vo dienas ir isgaiso kaipo koks
sterva.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

Net karo metu, mes norim SUI
teikti jums greita patarnavima
Long Distanse kalbejimuose.
Dauguma ju pereina gerai bet
nekurios llnijos yra uzsigru-
dusios. Kuonet linija kurios
Jums reikia yra labai uzimta.
oieratore paprasys jusu apri-
Lott savo Long Distance pasi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

sMEKSIKOJE organizuoja-
ma 1000 daktaru, kurie kick
vienas lures pralavinti po rs
moteru naminio ir militarisko
zmoniu slaugymo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11
Apribokit savo
Long Distance kalbas
Xxi S Minutq,
Mes kiti laukia

kalbejifna 5 minutu laikui. ,Tas
nepasitaiko visose linijose ir
visais laikais Bet kada tas
pasitaikys. mes zinome jog JUS
suprasit kodel Tas duos
proga ir kitam asmeniui kalbe-
tt. Rytoj JUS galite butt tas
kitas asmuo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11
Pop Koncertai Prasi-
deda Birzelio 16

Kita savaite prasideda penktas
sezonas vasariniu Pop koncertu,
kuriuos teiks Cleveland Summer Or
chestra didziojoj Public Auditorium
Dalvvaus 70 muzikantu vadovyste-
je DR.. Rudolph Ringwall.
Serija prasides Birzelio 16 ir bus
pakartojama kas treciadieni, penk-
tadieni ir sestadieni vakarais per
maziausia keturias savaites.
Kiekviena koncerta bus skirtingi
specialps solistai: nauji ir kit ka
pirmiau cia dalyvavo ir buvo visu
pamegti.
Treciadieni, Birz. 16, solistas bus
Larry Adler, pragarsejes burnine
armonikele virtuoso. Penktadienio
koncerte soliste Margaret Speaks,
Columbus, Ohio, soprano, 5esta-
dieni, Eunice Pods, Clevelandiete
pianiste.
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vIETINES zINIOS
CEDAR POINT ATSI-
DARO BIRZ. 26

Delei karo meto darbingumo ne
bus galima toll vaziuoti ilgesnems
atostc taigi symet pasinaudo-
kit pasilsiui tinkama vieta arti ju-
su manu-, Cedar Point-on-Lake Erie
kur atsidaro sestadieni, Birzelio 26
ir tests ili Labor Day.
Sis garsus vasarinis resortas turi
visokiausiu pramogu ir dideli vies-
butt, Hotel Breakers su 1000 KAN
bariu. Septyniu myliu ilgio paeze-
ris su graziu smeliu, ir viskas kit
kas malonu ir grazu.
Privaziuoti galima Ohio Route 2
L. s. 6, ir atveza laval ezeru is
Toledo ir Detroito. Taipgi visi au-
tobusai ir gelezinkeliai kurie sueina
Sandusky, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

sSIJV Valstijose yra tick
daug turistams apsistoti kabi-
nu pakeliais, kad JUGS visus !
viena yieta surinkus pasidary-
tn miestas Cincinnati didumo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

HldulSIll.
Mr.. Ker m o d e
isbuvo sio.i kom
panijoj istisai 80
metu. Per pas
tarus sesis me-
tus buvo genera
linio vedejo pade-
jeju.
"Per daug me-
tu Mr.. Kermode
buvo vienas is ge-
riausia zinomu ir
svarbiu a S m e nu
elektros svie SOS
ir jiegos industri-
joje", pasake Eb-
en- G.. Crawford,
X n m napiioc prn-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

SNEVADA vaIstija yra ses-
ia didziausia valstija, taciau
jos 110,690 ketvirtainiu myliq
plote gyvena tik 110,247 zlno-
mes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11
KOyOJA SU "JUODAJA
nTAYrr -

Clevelando miesto taryba is
leido istatyma, kuri pasirase
Mayoras Lausche, persekioH-
mui tu pardaveju kurie inns
brangiau negu kainos nustaty-
ia ir kurie pardavines reikme-
mis- ar maista lslaptai, taip va
dinamoj "juodojoj rinkoj'.
Bausme nustatyta $500 ir
so dienu kaleiimo.
Duok zmOgui sviesa - jis pats
atras sau kelia - kas platina
llirva - taS platina apSviefa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

sCLEVELANDE mok y k | u
vaikai tarp IA ir II metu am
ziaus, simtais istoja talkinin-
kus Cuyahoga apskrities ukiu
darbams apdirbti vasaros me-
tn.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11

Dahar, AofnHnhnaas kaip bll-
vo nuodingas zmonijai taip ir
pasilieka, tik kitokioj stadijoj,
daugiau pavojingesnis, mes da-
bar jo labiau reikes saugotis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-11
C. E. |. Co. Naujas
Vice Prezidentas

john T. Kermode tapo isrinktas
vice prezidentu The Cleveland Elec-
tric Illuminating Company, tos kom-
paniios direktoriu susirinkime pir-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Diamond Loans

CASH WE LOAN THE MOST on
DIAMONDS--JEWFL
FEDERAL COLLATERAL SOCIETY, INC.
ii17 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
LIBERAL LOANS - Diamonds watches
jewelry, extraordinary unredeemed bar
gains Bonded Loan Company. 253
Michigan.
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Private Sales Financed

Auto. machinery, equipment and accounts
receivable, notes and mortgages discount
ed Reas. rates. Quick service.
500O CAss COLUMBIA O3o3
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AUTO TOPS seat covers Business coupes
converted "a. Passenger cOupcs General
Top and TEif 1854 Fenken University
$500
MOTORS rebuilt not Just overhauled
WIN. MUTT & SONS 22s15 MICHIGAN
coNVERT1BLE TOPS and interior trim
rebuilt 80 factory standards complete
mechanical service. EarIs, 1927 Mack.
LIE 4i6f.
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DON'T care how old II 49, IL II runs, wen
buy a.. 1927 Grand River.
HIGH DOLLAR for equities. cash waiting
any make. model 1922 Mack.
GET THE Hl-DoLLAR FROM DOC"
ao0t WOODWARD q TR 2-s4eo
Pontiac. Chevrolet, Ford, Plymouth from
IriyatS party. Dawson 1901.
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DEFENSE worker wants late model car
must be IN good shape Plngree o5''
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Trucks for Hire
House Trailers

MARSHALL Trucking Company, day-night
own driver. Olive s4s2--Oiiye 5733
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AAA-JUNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid. Townsend s-s5il
A BETTER DEAL lg37-le3a models
must be clean. price 10 object
-Ht'GRET's I2D25 LIVERNOlH
4 BETTER price paid for junk cars and
trucks olive $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05

l automobiles Wanted

WANT motorcycles or equities Cash wait
ing Edw kehoe Co. 1884 Grand River
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CONSULT the enlarged Real Estats list.
inEs In the big Sunday Tines want Ad
Section!
Evening star., 1943-08-31
Some Advice
On Travel Plans
For Wedding. : ;

Dear Mrs. Post: My fiance is going
to be best man at a large wedding
out of town. have been invited to
come with him to everything that
he will be going to and even to sit
at the bridal table. But otherwise
I am not taking part in the wedding.
Mother doesn't think that I should
go because I will have to stay in a
hotel, alone. She thought it might
be possible If I stayed at a woman's
hotel. I don't want to 60 where I
am stranger and I'd like to 60 to
the hotel where my family always
stays. But your opinion will decide
everything.
Answer: In this case I think both
plans practical. Staying in a wom-
ans hotel would leave no doubt as
to the propriety. On the other hand,
If the hotel is not one of gigantic
size and If you as well as your par
ents are known to the personnel as
well as to the proprietor you could,
think, go with perfect propriety.
Your f1ance should of course not
put up at the same hotel. He should
leave you at the elevators and you
meet him in the lobby. Therefore
should any one see you who knows
who you are-which is not an un-
usual experience even in large
city-there will be absolutely
nothing for even Mrs. Grundy's
magpies to pick at.
Evening star., 1943-08-31

| morning to evening look by a quick
change of accessories. Are the
lines essentially good enough SO
that won't get tired of it?" If the
answer is Yes" to all those ques-
tions. then go ahead and buy it
assuming of course that you need it.
One of the smartest girls we know
says that she absolutely refuses to
buy anything this year which can't
be used two ways-sort of a double
or-nothing approach to fashion.
Either it has double use, or it's
worth nothing to you-see? That's
very good rule, and the farther
you carry it, the better. Be stern
with yourself. No matter how
pretty that blouse is, don't consider
it unless you can wear it several
ways. Let's say you have a green
and gray suit in your wardrobe,
and you see the prettiest beige
blouse. To be sure, it may just the
right finishing touch to your green
suit, but you can't wear it with
your gray, so forget about it and
shop until you find a gold blouse,
for example, that will do double
duty with both.
Buy dresses that are happy me-
dium" fashions, that are discreet
enough to go to work. yet decorative
enough to try on your best beau.
Coat dresses are a. fine choice be-
cause you can pull so many ac-
ceSsory tricks on them: tuck an as
cot in the neckline, secure it with
jeweled pin; freshen it with a
spanking white gilet or dickey; do
a changeabout with belts, and let
the belt dress it up or down; and
so on, ad infinitum. Bow trimmed
shirtwaisters are softer and more
convertiblesthan the classics of yes
teryear; you can do belt and button
tricks with these. If you must go
in for glitter, don't be lured by any
of the Aurora Borealis numbers
which you can wear only on special
occasions. Instead buy simple
dark crepe with good body lines, and
when you're in glitter mood, dazzle
your public with belt or pin or ear
rings.
Look for two-piecers-but look
carefully and be sure the blouse and
the skirt are both smart enough and
becoming enough to stand on their
own. Buy a two-piece dress in the
right color-and you have an extra
blouse and skirt to juggle with other
dresses and suits in your wardrobe.
Best fashion investment of all is
a good suit. The right suit will pay
large dividends in usefulness and
f1attery. 1t should be adaptable
enough to vary with accessories.
And your accessories should be
sprightly enough to give new look
to an old dress. Have some, too,
that will lend a night look to day
dress, such as a jeweled belt for
date duty on q daytime jersey, or%I
a star-dusted scarf to glamorize
your workaday suit-dress. Inter
esting jewelry will make last years
standby this years conversation
piece.
You can rely on accessories to
create big effects with little dresses
and suits, but beware of those that
are committed to only one costume.
Be sure that the color and type you
choose can do duty every which
way. Remember, your clothes, like
you, must be able to stand plenty
Of overtime.
Evening star., 1943-08-31
Famous French Recipes
BY Edith NJ. Barber

The horrors of war are so far dis
tant from the experience of those of
us at home that 1t is very difficult
for us to conceive of them. This
was particularly true during those
days of attrition before the Germans
swept over Western Europe. Then
those OF us who had spent happy
days in many Of the countries be-
gan to visualize and take personally
the attacks on those tiny Norwegian
towns along the coast and the oc-
cupation of such cities as Amster-
dam, Brussels and Paris which we
knew and loved so well. How could
we bear to think of the bells of
Amsterdam missing? Who could i'm
agine silent Amsterdam? Who
could think of German officers sit
ting at our favorite table at the
Cafe de la Paix?
Imagine a France without fine
food and wine in the smallest res
taurant in the tiniest town. Some
of our fondest memories Of fine food
are associated with the villages.
That I am not alone in my feeling
Is shown by recent letter from
reader who writes "Often the cook
ing in out-of- -the-way places or very
plain ones that have only local
patronage proved to be of the best.
The beef f1llets were so tender and
cooked to such perfection that they
would melt in your mouth. They
thought nothing of preparing souf-
f1e potatoes. They all looked like
long balloons or little holsters, crisp,
crunchy, hollow, blown-up. The
French version of chicken fricas-
see, and the peas and string beans,
the Brussels sprouts with green fl
berts-all marvellous"
This letter makes me hungry and
homesick and I can answer it only
through the column as it was signed
merely Constant Reader" The
practical request was for a recipe
for souffle potatoes for which to get
best results 1t is necessary to have a
special waxy potato. In the past
years these have been coming from
California, but it is not probable that
they are available at retail now
adays. If this constant reader will
Evening star., 1943-08-31
By Dorothy Murray

in color and should go we'll with
other hall furnishings.
A great many of the new
apartments and homes are con-
structed so that the dinette is
separated from the living room
only by large ceiling arch. This
often causes a few problems in
interior decorating, and then
there's lack of privacy if guests
happen to drop in while the FAM
lily is at dinner. A foldaway
& screen is about the best answer
to this situation. 1t could be
placed in the archway, allowing
just enough room for passage,
thus separating the rooms. Per-
haps you would like to try this
arrangement for effect. If so,
the wise thing to do would be
purchase an inexpensive screen
first, then If you like it, a more
handsome screen could replace
it. For your experiment, secure
a three-fold screen, we'll built
with two-way metal hinges and
sturdy wood frame. It's covered
with gay figured wallpaper that If
treated with a coat of shellac
should make a nice appearance.
Scented soap containing cold
Evening star., 1943-08-31

send her address, I will send the
directions.
I have chosen some simple but
good French recipes to print today
in this sparse season when butter
and cream, for which so many of
them call, are at premium.
EGGPLANT Walls.
Peel the eggplant, and cut it into
inch cubes. Cook for 10 minutes in
boiling water and drain. Place the
eggplant in a creased baking dish,
and sprinkle well with salad oil,
Add salt, pepper, an onion stuck
with 2 cloves, a sprig of thyme,
and a few sprigs of parsley. Then
cover with very thick layer of
crushed tomatoes, from which the
seeds and skins have been removed.
Cook tightly covered in a slow oven
600 degrees F. for ~ hours. Pour
over the dish 2 tablespoons of vine
gar and replace in the oven for 10
minutes. Remove from the oven
Evening star., 1943-08-31
Shopping Around

We remember the era when our
friends strove to outdo each other
In the matter of making their dress
ing table tops look like bargain day
at the perfume counter. The more
you had, the more envious the girls
were Of you. But uncluttered sur
faces are the thing today and we
should be glad of it. To keep that
smooth and neat look we suggest a
tray Of mirrored glass that is big
enough to hold your brush, comb
and hand mirror. You might try 10
secure matching picture frame,
and This with a pair of harmonizing
lamps (if they can be found would
take care Of all the vanity equip
ment needed on display. If you're
doing the cleaning yourself now,
you certainly should be glad of this
new, meat" fad, for it means less
articles to move.
r y 4 II
With cheese and cold cuts on
the ration list and points for
these at premium, deviled eggs
with delicious salad of the
garden or potato variety is a
good choice for a luncheon party.
The eggs are so easy to prepare
that even beginner would have
no trouble, and for added charm
"set off" the dainties by serving
them in a small plate that will
hold Is eggs around the edge and
has space in the center for sauce.
The dish is made of American
glass, and should go well with
other clear glass accessories.
II X X
Fill that empty space over the
hall table with an attractive plaque
made by hand in Mexico. 1t con-
sists of an oblong piece of heavy
cardboard that has black back
ground and painted flowers in love-
ly shades. Against this is placed a
graceful bird made of real feathers
that have been dyed and pasted
onto the board. The plaque is rich
Evening star., 1943-08-31
Double or Nothing
BY EveIpn HAYES

Now is the time of year when
5 we're so tired of the clothes we
have in our wardrobes that any,
thing new looks good enough to
make us part with our hard-earned
money. Perhaps it's hat in the
window. AS we look at it, we catch
the reflection of the little summer
number we're still sporting. The
hat In the window at that point
looks even newer and smarter than
at first glance. We forget that all
the dark ones look new just be-
cause they are dark. So we rush
IN, try it on, and take the sales
girls "It looks wonderful on you"
as justification for buying it. In
two weeks We'll find it doesn't 60
with a single one of our fall clothes,
and we know that we should have
looked before we leaped for that
one. Just yesterday q friend of ours
was bemoaning the fact that she
had made such a precipitate buy
last year She finally wore it three
times and yesterday gave it away,
having resolved never again to buy
in haste. She learned that you
always repent at leisure.
Or your weakness might be
dress. The color is so pretty you
think that you buy it without study
ing how it will fit into your ward
robe. You may enjoy it for couple
of weeks, but then what? When the
Government is asking us to buy
only what we need, and to make
what we buy last long, a short-term
fashion investment is no invest
ment at all.
Before buying anything. ask
yourself these questions? will it
mix with the rest of my wardrobe?"
''Is it a convertible fashion?" That
is, one that can be changed from
Evening star., 1943-08-31
and cool. When thoroughly chilled,
serve in place of a salad.

and cool. When thoroughly chilled,
serve in place of a salad.
CONCoMBREs EN- BATEAu.
fcucamoer BoatsJ.
3 potatoes Cooked.
u cup cooked chopped ham.
tablespoon cream or the beaten
yolk Of an egg.
Salt.
Pepper.
9 tablespoons grated cheese.
3 cucumbers.
Breadcrumbs.
Peel and mash potatoes. Add
cooked chopped ham, cream or egg
yolk, salt and pepper, and 5 table,
spoons grated cheese. Mix thor
oughly. Peel cucumbers, split each
down the center, remove the seeds.
and f1ll the cavity with the potato
mixture, heaping 1t up and smooth
ing it with spoon. Lay cucumbers
in creased baking dish. Sprinkle
with fine breadcrumbs and remain
ing grated cheese and dot with
butter. Cook in moderate oven
(375 degrees F.) until the cucumbers
are brown and tender.
Evening star., 1943-08-31

urements, %, 30, 80, "a, 36, SO. Size
IL 800 requires just 37a yards of
35-inch material.
See the new styles for fall in the
latest issue of the Fashion Book!
Each is interpreted for you in an
easy-to-make pattern. The cata-
logue contains 80 pages, shows IS
styles. Price, IS cents. You may
order a copy with a 15-cent pattern
for 25 cents, plus 1 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, Post
ONCE Box rs, Station o, New York
IL, N. Y.
Evening star., 1943-08-31
Painted Walls

Woman war workers are respond
ing appreciatively to increasing use
of bright paint on factory walls,
floors and machinery. r. A. Massey,
color expert, reports that more
cheerful surroundings in industrial
plants have stimulated woman's i'll
nate talent for maintaining cleanH-
ness and order, resulting in less
personal injury hazard. Many ma
jor war plants have adopted the
new color technique, known as
Three-Dimensional-Seeing."
Evening star., 1943-08-31
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BETSY CASWELL.
CHICKEN LOAF.
Thanks to Mrs. W. w. s.,
Wdshington.)
I have picked up so many good
ideas from your column.
May ! contribute this trifie? Yes
terday I wanted to mold leftover
chicken into a small loaf and it
occurred to me to cut one side from
milk box. remove the wire clips
and shape that end into refrigerator
box end. This served beautifully as
a mold and froze the contents
quickly.
PRESERVED WATERMELON
RIND.
REQUESTED by Mrs. C. P. W.,
Washington
Will any of the readers please give
Evening star., 1943-08-31
An Attractive
Coat for
Morning
BY Barbara Bell

You can start the day right in a
split second with this wonderfully
becoming morning frock, so fresh
and crisp. Make it in your favorite
cotton and trim with a colorful
braid or rick-rack.
Barbara Bel pattern No. 1772-B
is designed for sizes 10, IL, IA, is, Is
and 20. Corresponding bust meas