davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

They looked over the side and to their amazemen found
that they astride the broad back of whale The
huge mammal blew. SO did Griscom and SimplKns.
The eaped the bank and rounded UP Thomas
Dickson and three shotgns and then returned to the
BY this time, they said the whale had taken
refuge under footbridgc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Cl a u StropnoDlacS
shudder and suffer
in small rooms,
Agoraphobiacs, on
the other hand, live
in terror of wide,
open spaces, and
would do the exact
opposite of Man.
turian in prepar.
ing a last resting
place. Some of
the victims of this
fear won't leave
their homes while
others will not ven
ture more than a
block or two from
theirs.
Such a person
might ask to have
his remains placed
in the smallest
pos sible grave
after his body had
b e e n tt & h thy
wedged into an
understood coffin.
Manturian's pa
pers, dug out of
the town records
the other day by
investigators, e.
vealed a yeritable
gold mine of facts
for a serious scien-
tific study of claus
trophobia At first
it was thought that
the dwarf's mental
condition had been
brought on by a
resentment of his
own stature. But
the latest theory
is that this had
very little TO do
with il. Manturian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

the savants as it to the hunters
that the farmer had turned over with ms pow
they reported young dogsh'-a creature that can
survive long droughs by burying itself in moist ground
1t is not unusual these fish scientifically referred
to as the umbra lowands They arc one OF the few
species that live out Of water
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

2 March z. 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
''T !! 4! Heoh<C!!.'.e.:: Et1wC1smo,see
Lamp
Clearance

30 Originally 81 Smokers.
Maple finished hardwood. 69c
9 Originally 2.49 China Table
Lamps. With shades LAO
8 Originally 3.95 White Table
Lamps. With shades 2.49
3 Originally S5.95 All Onyx
Table Lamps. Now--4.49
4 Originally 9.95 Rembrandt
China Table Lamps. Sold as
Is ----- - 6.95
/ Originally 7.95 Yellow Pot
terry Table Lamp. Now S.
"a Originally 1.50 Lamp
Shades. For table and bridge
lamps. Sold as s. SOC
10 Originally $50 Shades.
For floor and table lamps.
Sold as is ---------S1
l Originally 24.95 Fiuorescent
Floor Lamp. Bronze finished
column --- 1895
2 Originally 7.95 Floor Lamp.
Bronze finished column. Sold
as is-----------4.9 9
2 Originally 1895 Modern
Chrome and Wood Torch
eres. Sold as Is - 9.95
s Originally sos Modern
Chrome and Brass Vanity
Lamps. Now 3.99
2 Originally 4.95 Crystal
Night Table Lamps. Mirror
2 Originally sos Dubonnet
Figurine dern Vanity
Lamps. Now $50
l Originally 1873 Silver
Plated Torchiere. Sold as is.
I4.95
lamps, Fifth Floor.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
PICTURES

8 Originally 2.95 Flower Pic
ture. Hand-painted on rayon
satin 81
4 Originally 4.95 Flower
Prints. Natural frame lbs
S Originally 4.95 Flower
Prints. White frame ---1.95
2 Originally 2.95 Prints. An
tome" by Markham 81
2 Originally 1895 Madonna
Prints. Now SIS
2 Originally 9.95 Pictures.
Bride and Brides Bouquet.
2.95
2 Originally 1895 "Tea Rose
Pictures by Lee. Now IS
Ia Originally 2.95 Kiddie Pic
lures. Handmade prints.
1.95
10 Originally 1886 Colored
Photographs. Flower scenes.
81
7 Originally 2.95 Natural
Photographs. Flower scenes.
81
10 Originally 2.95 Boy and
Girl Airbrush Pictures. Now
81
rs Sets Originally ST Minia-
lures. 3 to a box zoe box
IL Originally 1.95 Small Old
Fashioned Prints. Now ST.
Is Originally 81 Porcelain
PLAQUES. Now 29c
5 Originally $50 ChiIdren's
Prints. Now 81
5 Originally S.95 Currier and
Ives Prints. Newspaper
mats ----4.95
80 Originally 1.29 Floral and
Assorted Prints. Now----79o
pictures. Fourth Floor.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Originally tI4.9S
DRAPERIES
5.98 pair

Rich looking draperies of
hammered rayon satin .
lined so they'll hang more
gracefully. Just Is pairs in
all all "a yds. long .
and in your choice of tur-
quoise or gold.
Soc and 81 Remnants. Gre
tonnes and rayon damasks.
/ to 3 yard lengths alike,
29c yd.
29S Originally SOC Splinter
proof Black Out Shades.
Black on one side, white on
the other. Sizes 55x75 inches
and 42x55 inches 81 each
so Originally S1.29 Sample
Pillows. Cotton filled. Some
soiled OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Soc
4 Originally SLABS Boudoir
Tables. One white, one ivory,
2 maple finished hardwood,
S6.98
Curtains and Draperies,
Sixth Floor)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
lust 20 Orig. 1925 to 1925
Junior Misses
Suits
sIO.88

Goodlooking twills and
tweeds in q variety of colors
and broken sizes from 9 to Is.
5 Orig. s1o.s5 to 1885
Junior Misses Jackets and
Spring Topcoats. Broken
sizes from 9 to 15------S5.00
8 Orig. s22.95 Junior Misses
1907 Wool Tweed Winter
Coats --- $12.88
"a Orig. $500 Junior Misses
Cotton Gabardine Raincoats,
sizes 8 to 15--.$ 1855
S Orig. 1895 Junior Misses
Fur-trimmed Winter Coats,
sizes 9 to Is SIS. 90
Remember Junior Miss is a
Size Not an Age.
All garments plainly labeled
as to wool content.
young Washingtonian Shop.
Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Large Size
Bath Hampers
2.40

Just 81 +. All large size =.
28x18x10 inches. With SIM
ulated pearl top and closely
woven fibre body.
so Originally LBS to So Joa-
quin Ware. Top of stove pot
terry -------6 Csc to 1.50
50 Originally SOC to 3.99
House Furnishing Items. In
GLIDING enamelware and
hampers. Sold as is,
l0c to 81
(Housefurnishings,
Seventh Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Just 10 Orig. $3.50 to $3.50
Sports Skirts
$3.50

Well tailored all wool and
wool-and-rayon skirts in
smart mixtures, and solid
shades. Broken sizes 10 to Is
in the group. All properly
labeled as to wool content.
30 Orig. 1929 Tailored
Blouses in sizes 80 to 38. Sl.29
9 Orig. 1895 All-Wool Jenkins
in blue, beige or black.
Broken sizes .--------- 81 90
30 Orig. $3.50 and 1895
Sweaters with brushed rayon
fronts and wool backs and
sleeves. Sizes "a to 38 SLIT
Is Orig. $3.50 and $3.95 Ray
on Crepe Evening Blouses
and Rayon Crepe Tailored
Blouses. Some soiled. Sizes
80 to 38 in the group 1888
IS Orig. S7.95 to S10.95 Sports
Jackets in plaids and solid
colors. Light and dark
shades with yokes and
sleeves lined. All plainly la
beled as to wool content.
Sizes IL to Is in the groun,
S5.S8
20 Orig. s7.95 TO 1895 Eve
ming Sweaters of 500 wool
and 500 rayon chenille.
Trimmed with sequins. Sizes
"a to 80 ---- SASS
Is Orig. $685. to S16.95 Eve
ming Blouses in rayon crepe.
Short or long sleeves. Bead
or sequin trimming. Misses
sizes only 1888
8 Orig. SLABS and S16.s5
Sports Jackets OF all wool
tweed or plaids. Lined at
yoke and sleeves. Broken
sizes $500 ---- 1888
fWomens Sport Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
WOnen's
RIOuSeS

10 Originally S2.25 to $3.50
Women's Smart Suit Blouses
in crisp cotton net or
smooth rayon crepe
white, beige and some pastels
sizes 80 to SO in the
group -------- $500 -
fWomen's Blouses, Main Floor,
F st. Building, The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
HOusecOafs

Z Orig. $3.50 Cotton Seer
sucker Coats in gay prints,
s1.99
l Orig. s10.99 Lace trimmed
Rayon Crepe Negligee, size
A S4.29
l Orig. SI2.99 Lace trimmed
Rayon Sheer Negligee, size
IA -S7 .29
fHousecoats, Third Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Originally 1873 HoweH
Dinette Tables
1898

Just II in the group. Plastex
top tables with chrome legs.
Size 25-40 inches. Equipped
with cutlery drawer.
3 Originally SIS Solid Maple
Refractory Tables. Size 25x40-
in. closed, 25x60-in. open,
9.ss
20 Originally 1.99 to $40 Mir
ror Tops for Kidney Dressing
Tables. Assorted sizes,
81 to $50
(Housefurnishings Seventh
F1oor.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Orig. SIS and s6.95
Marcy and
Fashion Mode
Women's Shoes
s2.95

Just 1872 pairs in the group,
including suedes. patents,
Vinylites and calls. Pumps,
step-ins and sandal types in
black, brown, wine and green.
Both high Cuban and low
heels in sizes 3la to 9.
Just 36 Prs. Orig. $685. and
sI0.95 Laird Schober Eve
ming Sandals, in black rayon
faille and silver kid. Broken
sizes 5 to 9 SOS
(women's Shoes. Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Misses Dresses
Orig. SIS to s29.9S
SD
Orig. s25 10 $685.
sI5.B8
Orig. SIS to 529.95
1898

Just SIS dresses in the entire
group, and mostly one-of-a-
kind. Fine rayon crepes in a
variety of one and two piece
styles. Plenty of vivid colors
and pastels as well as black
and brown. Misses sizes
only.
Better Dress Shop. Third Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Boys
FURNISHINGS

10 Originally S1.25 and s1.29
Boys 2-Piece Flannelette or
Broadcloth Pajamas . at
less than half price . size
4 only--------------- Soc
IS Originally 74c and 81
Boys Warm Caps popu-
lar Daniel Boone model and
ski caps in the group :.
broken sizes - 19c
S Originally $3.50 Boys Cot
ton Plaid Sweaters short
sleeve style small and
medium sizes only----S1.39
10 Originally 81. SI.39 and
S1.69 Boys Broa del o h
Shirts slightly soiled from
handling -. broken sizes, 69c
tBoys Furnishings, Second Floor,
F St. Bldg, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Org. u and SZ.<5
Navy Blue Slips
CSC

Exceedingly we'll tailored
rayon crepe and rayon satin
slips to wear meath your
dark dresses. Broken sizes.
10 Orig. So Black Slips in
white rayon crepe. Broken
sizes 99c
Lingerie. Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Orig. s7.99 TO sI0.s5
Junior Miss
Dresses
$3.50

Smart one and two piecs
styles in rayon crepe, spun
rayons and wool mixture
(plainly labeled as to fabric
content). Solid colors, prints,
pastels and black in sizes .
to Is. Just As dresses.
Remember Junior Miss is q
size not an age.
CYoung washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
WOnlen'S Gloves

1875 Originally 81 Women's
Cotton and Rayon Gloves j..
a broken assortment of nov
city style gloves some
slightly soiled ------- 800
100 Originally 81 and $1.50
Samples and Discontinued
Styles of Famous Make
Fabric Gloves novelty
styles and longer lengths .
wide choice of colors
rayons and cottons :.
broken sizes - Sc
As Originally S1.50 Women's
Double Woven Fabric Gloves
novelty styles in a broken
size and color assortment, 79c
35 Originally So and S2.25
Longer Length Cotton Gloves
=. in chamois color also
4-button hand-seWn fabric
gloves slightly soiled e.
broken sizes --------- 81
% Originally S2.25 Women's
Swagger Slipons pigskin
backs Pigtex palms l..
slightly soiled broken
sizes ------ S129
(Women's Gloves, Main Floor,
F st. Building, The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Costume
JeWeIry

! Originally $3.50 Sterling
Silver Link Bracelet a
buy for the early bird who
snaps it up ------ 1895
/ Originally S12.95 Sterling
Link Bracelet E. grand cos
tune accessory for your new
suit ----------------$ $685.
] Originally S12 Sterling Sill
yer Link Bracelet an
other one-of kind buy,
Ss.95
/ Originally 81 Silver Color
Metal Necklace beauti-
fully designed piece -----, So
20 Originally 81 Attractive
Lapel Pins crystal glass
set in gold color metal So
3 Originally SO Novelty Red
African Daisy Pins a
dashing accent for every cos
tune you own -- Sl.50
3 Originally Sd Novelty Duck
Pins and just the thing
for your lapel ------- So
l Originally So Exquisite
Spray Pin -. to add glamour
to your dress, your suit, your
COdb -------- ----- ---- pa
Subject to 1917 tax.
Costume Jewelry, Main Floor,
F st. Building, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Small Leather
Goods

% Originally 81 Women's
Novelty Belts q. broken as
sortment of colors and sizes,
39c
36 Originally 81 Women's
Fabric or Simulated Leather
Handbags black or red
reduced TO half price 81
IL Originally S1.79 Women's
Handkerchief asses
sharply reduced for quick
clearance in tan only, soc
rs Originally So Mems Simu-
lated Leather Tie Racks
practical way to keep ties in
orderly fashion tan only,
81
(Small Leather Goods. Main
Floor, r St. Bldg, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Originally 81 TO tl.I5
WOMEN'S
STOCKINGS
68c

There are just $40 pairs :.
and out they go tomorrow
at these exciting savingss
The group includes fine Isle
hosiery some wool stock
ings /. a few pairs of WOOL
rayon- and cotton underhose.
Every pair is perfect. Every
pair is labeled as to content.
Every pair is exceptional at
this price! Broken sizes and
colors.
1870 Originally 35c and SOC
Women's Fine Cotton Socks
fancy weaves in pastel
and street shades -----19c
tWomen's Hosiery, Main Floor,
r st. Building, The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Originally S.99
Chenille
Spreads
$50 each

just As at this 50 reductioni
Exquisitely sculptured che
mile spreads in solid colors
or with colored design on
white. Single size only.
AZ Originally 4.99 Ball
fringed Chenille Spreads.
Solid color. Single size, 3.99
81 Originally 4.99 Chenille
Spreads. Solid colors,
3.9s each
81 Originally 7.99 Sculptured
Chenille Spreads. Solid color.
Single size 5.99
(Spreads, Sixth Foor.)
Just IS Orig. sI095 to SIPS
Misses and
WOmen'S
Dresses
SD QQ
A broken size range of good
looking rayon crepe after
noon dresses In black and
high shades. Some with lin
gerie trims and touches of
color. Sizes for misses and
women.
IL Orig. S12.95 to s17.95 Eve
ming Dresses $8.S8
Better DreSses-Third Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
ChiIdren'S
Shoes
Originally 5,2S Whifer
One-COat
Enamel
2.39 gal.

Gloss finish for all interior
walls and woodwork. WASH
able, too. White or ivory.
Just II gallons SO hurry.
IL Originally 2.25 Atco Me-
chanics' Flat White. For fin
ish or undercoat lie gal.
% Originally 1.69 Floor and
Deck Enamel. Choice of 6
colors - 1 X gal. 1923
p gals. Originally 1.79 Ford
Ready Mixed Paint. For in
side or outside. 7 colors,
gal. 1.39
paints, Seventh Floor.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21
Orig. s25
Misses Coats
with Detachable Liaines
sI7.88

Splendidly tailored fleeces in
a casual style that is splen-
did at ell times. For wear
row with lining in . for
later on in spring with the
lining detached. Sizes 10
to is. just IL in the group.
7 Orig. S2s.s5 Fleece Coats
with detachable Innings, sizes
= 10, IL and S19.88
Is Orig. $16.s8 to S19.95
Casual Coats In plaids,
tweeds and cavalry twills.
Sizes 10 to 16------S12.S8
All coats plainly labeled as TO
rayon and wool content.
Thrift Coats, Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21

A useful night light"
that contains q de-
lightful perfumed IL
quid. Made with ad-
Unstable wick. Only
la at this special
pricei
10 Originally zoe Cen
uine Bristle Hair
Brushes good quail
ity bristle we'll
made brushes a
find for only 49c
S6 Originally SOC Nov
city Bottles of Eau de
Cologne a practical
necessity for the we'll
groomed woman of to-
day -------49 c
140 Special Modess
Packages contain
80 sanitary napkins
and a sanitary belt,
Acc
Some Toiletries Subject
to 1096 Tax.
fToiletries. Main Floor,
f St. Building,
The Hecht COD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21

Orig. 81 and s2.25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-21

ne Remnant 9nI2 tf.--S39.95
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
DOCTORS WARN
ABOUT LAZY LIVER

Constipation Is often accompanied by
many Observation-Disclosures. lack OF
energy and mental dizziness being but
q few. And here's good advicel
For years n noted Ohio Doctor. DR..
y. M. Edwards, successfully relieved
scores OF patients from constipation
with his famous DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets-now sold by druggists from
coast TO coast. o.
Olive Tablets. being purely vegetable,
are wonderful They not only gently
yet thoroughly cleanse the bowels but
ALSO stir UP liver bile fow. Test
their goodness TONIGHT 10 feel "tip-
top" In the morning. i5f, 300, COZ.
Follow label directions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

ADVFRTfgFNFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
London Suffers
Jam in Housing
Because of War
EDITORS NOTE - Here
Is the second Of three articles
on Life in Wdrtin,s London.
w. R. Hearst, Junior
Nv WILLIAM RANDOLPH
HEARST. JUNIOR

-
Publisher. New York JcurnAl-Ameriesn
LONDON. Sept. 30-The West
End of London is headquarters for
our army and navy.
Housing conditions here are as
bad as Washington ever was.
Everybody is trying 10 live as near
his lob as possible. Also is the
fact this always has been a nice
. part OF town in which 10 live.
Consequently. you cannot walk
in the hlackout or step into hotel
lobby or restaurant without rum
ming into some one you know. II
at first you find yourself on two
wheels and shortly thereafter in a
spin because you just can't keep
up with everybody. this period
only lasts a short time because
everybody reaches that conclusion
right away.
The only danger in this early
period Is that YOU might drink
yourself 10 death. Escaping this
not too awful way of passing out
OF the picture, you gradually get
around 10 living a more normal
and sensible life.
GOOD ROUTINE
My own routine is fairly good
although perhaps little slower
than those correspondents who
can sit down a few hours after de-
Gliding on a story. bang it out on a
typewriter just once and put it on
the wires that afternoon.
Starting say. with q two or
three-day intensive material-gath-
ering trip TO some air stations. you
come home at night pretty tired,
your head buzzing with half
hundred stories. take a hot bath.
talk over with your associate what
each one is going to write about.
have dinner and then you're ready
10 hit the hay 1t is the next day
that my efforts vary from those
such as Bob ConSidine, who either
stays at home or goes TO the office
and types out two or three stories.
collar an efficient secretary
w.so can take dictation and then
pfattle on for an hour or more.
Sometimes luncheon appoint
raent- breaks it up, and some
times we just have a sandwich
and a snack and go on working.
This may take several hours but
allowance has TO be made for the
lady in question taking her notes
and tipping them out.
KEPT BUSY EDITING
II am pressed for copy I try
10 corner some one else and do
some more dictation with her.
About the time I'm through with
that. the first typed job comes in
and then / sit down To edit il.
Maybe some day the editing
process will be reduced 10 a mini
mum but for the present it re-
quires a good bit of changing on
my part, crossing out and filling |
in. Sometimes the first part of |
the story is in shape that night. |
Other times il takes all the next |
day and even a third day before
II is on the wire.
WOULDN'T GET COLOR
But wouldn't then be able to |
set down the stories behind the |
stories, my mental reactions, or
get in as much color as the SUBJ
Jet is entitled 10.
At any rate. that done there is
a great sense of relief and your
social life picks up little.
Flying friends pop in. They've
Just done a job of bombing the |
blazes out of some place and want |
10 get il off their minds. They're |
generally on 4S-hour leave, which !
is the most any ever get.
Evening star., 1943-06-24

For variety in next winters meals,
free from the thought of coupons
or point arithmetic, home econo-
mists of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture are suggesting
home-canned fruit juices. Those
softer fruits which the homemaker
must discard for whole fruit can
ming will give excellent juice pro-
vided they are free from bruises
and decay and in no way overripe.
You may use rhubarb, berries,
cherries, currants. plums, cram
berries or grapes, preferably locally
grown. Fruits from your garden or
nearby farms are best for juices,
since freshness plays an important
role in all successful canning. Red
raspberries make an especially fine
fruit juice that retains the fresh
fruit flavor over many months, even
though it may lose some color in
time. Wild berries, if sufficiently
juicy, may be used and also the
wild muscadine grape if it grows
in your region.
To preserve the fruity taste, juice
for beverages should be extracted
from the raw or slightly heated
fruit. Since apples and peaches do
not give up their juices readily when
raw or slightly heated, some econo-
mists do not recommend them for
home canned beverage juice.
Citrus juices are hard to put up
at home and take a good deal of
sugar. Chemists OF the Depart
ment of Agriculture have found in
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Kidneys Become
Delicacy With
This Recipe

Some years ago I learned from
a Frenchman and his wife, who
ran little roadside restaurant
near Caen, in France, this de-
lightful, but simple, way to pre-
pare kidneys-and it is so in
keeping with present day Ameri-
can cooking of the better type
that I pass it on to you.
Get enough beef kidneys for
your family. Remove the skin
and the core and then slice into
thin slices. Now, in an iron skill
let heat some bacon drippings or
butter and add the kidney slices,
together with an onion chopped
fine, liberal amount of parsley.
cut not too fine, and some pepper
and salt. The original recipe
also calls for nubbin of garlic
minced fine, but this may be left
out. When the kidney is lightly
Drowned add some vinegar or
lemon juice to taste and enough
broth to moisten
Then stir in a little flour to
thicken slightly and serve at
once before the kidneys can be-
come tough. Heap the servings
of kidney on fresh toast, pour
some Of the sauce over each por-
ton and YOU have kidney at it's
best. With some boiled rice or
potato and a sharp green salad,
dinner Is ready. A. H. D. .
Evening star., 1943-06-24
[Stretch Your
Cheese Quota
| This Way

Stretch point-rationed cheese by
making 1t into a delicious cheese
spread that may be stored in the
refrigerator until needed.
This recipe calls for mayonnaise
and milk TO double the. volume of
half pound of American cheese
A useful product to have on hand,
cheese spread will become a family
favorite for lunch box and picnic
sandwiches. Use it to stuff celery
for parties and the dinner table.
Serve it on crackers for a bridge
time snack.
CHEESE SPREAD.
- cup milk.
l12 tablespoons enriched -four,
y pound American cheese, grated.
u teaspoon salt.
! cup MAJ aSonnalSe.
2 tablespoons minced pimento (op-
tionan.
Mix two tablespoons of the milk
with -four to make a smooth paste.
Add remainder of milk and cook
until smooth and thickened. Add
grated cheese and stir until cheese
is melted Remove from heat and
cool slightly Add salt, mayonnaise
and pimento. blend thoroughly.
Place in a glass jar, cover and store
in refrigerator until ready to use.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Grab Meat, Eggs
Make Excellent
Main Dish

If you own chafing dish. here
is a grand crab meat and egg
dish. If there Is no chafing dish,
use a cooking dish, preferably
heavy iron or aluminium, and
cook over a low fame, not rush.
ing it too fast. This is a delicate
dish of rare charm when done
with loving care:
For four persons, have ready a
pound of cooked crab meat which
has been well picked over. Use
fresh crab meat if you can get it:
if not. canned crab meat. if you
can get that. Now in your pan
melt a tablespoonful of butter or
margarine and stir in cup of
milk and then the crab meat,
seasoning with a little salt and
white pepper. While this is
warming, beat up half a dozen
eggs and your into the crab meat.
Stirring slowly and carefully,
cook gently while the mixture
sets" At the very last add a
pinch or so of cayenne pepper.
1t is now ready to serve.
flashed Drowned potatoes and
a sliced tomato round out a truly
epicurean main course. I first
saw this done on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland. Of you
doubt the gentle touch of your
hand, do this in the upper pan
of a double boilerO All the way
through, handle with care, my
friend, handle with care!'
A. H. D.
The soldier in Africa needs a sum
ner outfit more than you do. Blu.
Var bonds. Remember, they Civ,
heir lives.