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Evening star., 1943-09-28

RECIPES TO USE EGG WHITES
! (Thanks to F. A. p, Falls Church J
Although a newcomer in the VI
ctnity OF Washington learned very
quickly to appreciate and to look
forward to reading The Star every
night. Your feature in particular
makes the paper especially enjoy
able. The only criticism I have to
make of the Clearing House is that
1t does not appear every dayl
To Mrs. E. T. O., who shouldn't t
think she is stupid because she
doesn't know the meaning Of the
various terms. There are many of
us in the same boat who are eager
to learn. A useful little booklet was
given to me before was married
entitled 1000 Useful Facts About
Food" published for the Culinary
Arts Institute.
Could some one please give me
some recipes to use up egg whites,
besides angel food cake and souf-
fles9 The baby eats yolk q day,
so the whites accumulate rapidly.
Keep up your good work.
~
SEWING SCHOOL.
REQUESTED BY Mrs. M. Z. B,
Washington.)
I have been in Washington only
very short time, but have already
learned to look forward to the
Readers Clearing House, and, If
possible, I would like to have little
information. That is, is there a
place here in town where you can
learn to sew and at the same time
help a little with the war work.
can sew a little, but I am very
anxious to learn quite a bit more.
The only place I have found that
gives sewing lessons Is at one Of the
sewing machines companies and
they charge $25. AS I am not ac-
quainted with Washington I would
appreciate any ones suggestions or
advice.
TO CLEAN GAS BURNERS;
OTHER ITEMS.
(Tha1ks to M. K, Silrer SPRING.
For Mrs. P. L. W.: To clean gas
burners, detach from stove and
soak overnight In solution of 4 heap
ing tablespoons washing soda to !
gallon hot water.
For Mrs. J. P. S.: To make pork
liver palatable, add / teaspoon vine
gar to the skillet and use very little
grease. Also serve with stewed or
fresh tomatoes, spinach with lemon
or vinegar or other tart vegetables.
Nobody answered my question on
soybeans, but I found out by trial
and error. Boil them first, then
shell them, and they pop right out.
YORKSHIRE ENGLISH MUFTINs.
REQUESTED by E. H. R.,
Washington.)
Would you ask your readers If any
OF them could send me a recipe for
Yorkshire English mutins? I have
tried all of the sources know, with
out success.
PORK LIVER.
Thanks to L., WGshington.)
To the lady who was disappoint-
ed over her attempt to feed her
family pork liver and finally gave
1t to the dog.
I want to say there isn't any other
use for it. I, too, bought it years
ago, when was a simple little bride
of 20 years Of age, thinking it cheap
er but not realizing there could be
such a vast difference in taste. In
later years I bought it especially
for my cocker spaniel Pedro, who
grew beautiful, long, black silky
hair and ears that could match any
blue ribbon" dog. He also had an
ugly disposition, and all the neigh
Evening star., 1943-09-28
For Successful Coffee

Good coffee starts in a clean pot
Wash pot in rich sudsy water after
each use, and if stains are very
stubborn, tackle them with long.
handled scrub brush. If coffee.
maker has a cloth filter, rinse cloth
thoroughly after each use and keer
in glass of cold water.
Evening star., 1943-09-28
Conserve Summer
Footwear

Before storing white shoes or other
summer footwear, wash and replace
the shoe laces, clean or polish the
shoes, insert shoe trees, and place
the shoes in boxes or other wrap
pings. They will keep better and be
ready for immediate use next season
Evening star., 1943-09-28
Stale Bread ssx

Rather than waste stale bread in
these days when we're pledged to
waste nothing" wrap loaf in clean,
damp towel for about a minute.
Then place in 350-degree oven for
about 20 to Is minutes. Serve warm.
Evening star., 1943-09-28
Clearing House

This space is devoted to an ex.
change Of ideas, recipes, housekeep.
ing short cuts and suggestions be.
tween the housewives in Washing
ton and vicinity. Please send youl
contribution or requests to Readers
Clearing House, the Woman's Page
The Evening Star"
The views expressed in this "open
forum" are not necessarily those
Of The Star, but are simply an ex-
change of opinion between readers
Of the Woman's Page.
AS 1t is obviously impossible for
this department to test all recipes
offered for the column, we cannot
assume responsibility for them.
X X *s
EGG NOODLES.
(Thanks to Q. M. R., Washington. J
Your column is very interesting
and every recipe I have tried has
been wonderful. especially liked
the hot milk cake recipes.
Here is a noodle recipe requested
by Mrs. j. l.. H.
One egg, one-half teaspoon salt,
-four. Beat egg slightly, add salt and
-four enough to make very stiff
dough. Knead. toss on slightly
Toured board and roll paper-thin.
Cover with towel and set aside 20
minutes. To use for soup cut in
3-inch strips, pile strips on each
other and cut in fine shreds. For
broad noodles cut in strips of anv
desired width. Separate well and
dry. Store in covered jar until
needed.
Ed. Note: Similar recipes were
sent in by Miss K. B. W., Arlington,
and Mrs. P. j. W., Washington.
Many thanks)
TOMATO CHowDER.
RUM BUNS.
requested By Mrs. J. L. C.,
Arlington.)
submit to Mrs. j. II. H., Arling-
ton, my recipe for green tomato
chowder.
2 quarts green chopped and
drained tomatoes.
large OIuOIlS.
green peppers (chop onions and
green peppers In meat grinder.
quart vinegar.
cups sugar.
2 red peppers (hot).
3 tablespoons salt.
2 tablespoons white mustard seed.
/ tablespoon celery seed.
tablespoon tumeric.
Cook all one hour, Just simmer.
Do any OF your good readers have
q recipe for rum buns?
THREE CAKE RECIPES.
(Thanks to S. E., Wastington.)
Eagle Cake.
cup brown sugar.
1a cup butter.
cup sour milk.
" teaspoon cloves.
teaspoon each of soda, CHINA
mon and nutmeg.
cup chopped raisins.
2 cups -four.
Salt.
CMay add one tablespoon molasses
and two eggs If desired or leave one
white out for frosting.)
Chocolate Cake.
Melt one square chocolate in one
half cup boiling water. Add one cup
sugar, one-quarter cup butter, one
egg, one-quarter cup sour milk, one
scant teaspoon vanilla, one tea
spoon soda, one heaping cup flour,
pinch salt. Inexpensive and very
good.
Velvet Lunch Cake.
! egg. cup sugar, u cup shorten
ing, i cup sour milk, 2 tablespoons
molasses. 1a teaspoon each of Gin
narnon and soda, cups -four.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
II Bodies Found
In Train Wreck

LUMBERTON. y c.. Dec is
QNS)-Traffc was resumed over
the Atlantic Coast Lines trunk
line today as plans were made
for an investigation into the tram
wreck near Lum bcrton early
Thursday which claimed tho lives
of 81 serviccmen and ~ civilians.
Although traffic has been re-
sumcd. wrecking crews continued
20 cut through the mass Of
twisted steel for additional VIC
Tins
The lines were cleared of the
tclcScoped cars of the two stream
liners late yesterday.
Major 6. s Snider Naxon
air base officer who directed the
recovery of serviCemen'S bodies.
said he believed that 10 navy
enlisted women had been
trapped and killed in the two
cars which were smashed into
one tangled mass. II true This
would raise the death toll 10
81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Explore Your Mind,
New Feature in Times

Are your feelings easily hurt? Do you feel inferior to
other people? Do you gossip?
II your any of these questions is yes YOU
urged TO read the great feature LETS EXPLORE
YOUR MIND by the noted psychologist author and cien
fist, Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam, which begins daily
attraction in The Detroit Times, Monday.
Each day Dr. Wiggam will ask you three human rela-
tionshp questions all concerning you your family, your
friends and your lob You havo opportunity 10 answer
these questions yourself first and then compare the
answers with the findings of scientists.
Let's Explore Your Mind is the latest addition to the
list Of nationally famous features carried by the daily
Detroit Times.
An attraction Of interest TO every with in the
service will be page map Of your boys APO Christmas,
in the daily Detroit Times next Thursday telling you at
what time your in the service will eat his Christmas
dinner and other information about his Christmas at the
APO 10 which he is assigned.
Dial Cherry $500, Monday, to arrange for carrier
delivery 70 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Sdboteur S Kin
Faces New Trial

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s fUP)-Wal-
ter Otto Froehling, uncle OF Her.
bert Hans Haupt, executed Ger
man Saboteur, today faced a new
treason indictment for allegedly
aiding Hsupt after he was brought
10 the United States by a sub
marine
FroehlinG was one Of six persons
including Haupt'S parents, con-
victed Of treason The male
defendants were sentenced 20
death, but the L. s circuit court
of appeals set aside The verdict
and ordered separate trials.
Froehling was re-indicted by
federal grand jury yesterday and
will be brought 10 trial Jan. Il
The new Indictment lists only
charges connecting Froehling with
Haupt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

Miranda. CaSS Daley, Judy Gar
land and others Robert Young
- n he master-of-ceremonieS and
VJnry Buses Orchestra Will wrap
up he package in It's usual mimi
table style. We're certainly plan
ming 10 be- in front OF our radio
when that package is opened.
THIS REALLY Is the season Of
All-Star shows. WJR has one
scheduled for 10 p m. Tuesday
Doc. 81. that offers most Of the
li4tiss-ftafr1r entertainers H0r listed
on the above Christmas Day show
Talk about listening pleasure! ~
That is IL.
ROB RIRNs WILL BE II THE
TUESDAY NIGHT SHOW. WHICH
REMINDS u OF BOBS OPERA
TON COMING OFT FROM
UNDER THE tNESTHETIC. bon
NOTICED THAT MS WISDOM
SHADES WE'RE DRAWS ITS
THIS WAY. MIR. BURNS" IN
Planned TIM NURSE, WHILE
YOU WAS REIN CARVED. 4 BIG
FIRE BROKE OFT NEXT DOOR
AND I DIDN'T WANT YOU COM
IN TO And THINk THAT YOUR
OPERATION WASN'T A SICCENS!'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Honest Hero
Fighting Yank Returns SIT
He Stole

CARO- Mich. Dee 1S- a SOL
der who wanted 20 face the en-
emyS bullets with clear con-
science has returned 70 Mrs. d.
Knox Hanna widow Of the for
mcr Caro- state representative
ST which hc stole from Mr..
HannaS purse during the tragic
Hotel KcmS fire I'M Lansing IN
1894
Mr. Hanna was killed trying 10
esCauo tto flames The soldier has
explained by letter that he found
the purse and cNtrlcated the
money
Nts Hanna has thanked the
soldier los letter and given him
her host wishes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
SEX HEADS OTsTER

WASHINGTON. Dec Is 4UPl
a resolution signed by - House
members from California. Wash
lngton and Oregon is being
drafted il was announced today.
recommending 10 President Roose-
Welt that Dillon s. Myer. War
Relocation Authority director. be
removed and the justice depart
mcnt be given jurisdiction over
the nIle Lake, Cal, Japanese in
tcrnment Camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Maxi Ship Left Ablaze

LONDON, Dee. l8 up Brit
ish Beaufghters escorted by Ty-
phoons attacked large German
supply ship off the Breton coast
today. scored two torpedo hits and
left the vessel afre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

that has fallen 10 Louise johnson.
wife OF Parks Johnson, head Of
YNox Pop (WJR Mon s p. NJ.
AS YOU know, "Vox Pop brings
people from all parts Of tho couh-
try TO the microphone each week,
has them talk about themselves
and then presents them with in
dividual gifts.
TWO MICHIGAN Congressman,
John y. Dingell Of Detroit and
Jesse p. Wolcott OF Port Huron
will discuss Subsidies on WJR
this evening. Sunday At tbs.
Probably The most important sub
ject on the docket these days
Prepared ana paid for by WjRj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Finds Brother S Body

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. Is CuP)
"A Both Division truck driver,
Harry s. Satterwhite, found the
body of his brother on a battle
field in Italy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Judgment Right

PITTSBURGH. Dec IS INSl
Walter DAVIS, night manager Of
a Pittsburgh restaurant Is
shrewd Judge Of character When
he saw two characters lettering.
outside his place he played safe
and empticd his cash register. A
short time later they held him up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
ARMY WONT TALK

SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. is
INSl - Headquarters Of The
Ninth Service Command today
refused 20 confirm or deny that
army restrictions al the Tule
Lake, CAT, center Of the War
Relocation Authority have been
relaxed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Roosevelt Stops
News Advances
To End Scoops
Cairo, Teheran incidents
Result in Order for
Spot Release Hereafter

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S INS)
President Roosevelt today di-
rected the war and navy depart
monts and the OWL 10 make all
future news announcements con-
corning the progress OF the war
on a spot basis
The Chief Executive ordered
that mo information having a
security value i'm connection with
the war" be released on a hold
for release basis.
Mr.. Roosevelt said he was IS
suing the order because Of the
breaches Of confidence on news re-
leases which arose In connection
with the Cairo and Teheran con-
ferenceS by news sources outside
Of the United States.
REGRETTABLE CONFUSION
The orders were sent 10 Secre-
taTy of War Stimson, Secretary
Of the Navy Knox and OWL Di-
rector Elmer Davis.
The White House directive fol
lows
"YOu are fully aware, know,
or the regrettable confusions
which have arisen recently over
the issuance OF official news re-
lating to the war, particularly
in connection with the confer
ences at Cairo and Teheran.
I'VE may all be proud that
American newspapers, news
agencies and broadcasters kept
the faith and observed the re-
lease dates which had been fixed
by international agreement. II
is most disappointing that such
loyalty should have been pena-
lied by failures elsewhere.
II see no point In prolonging
controversy over what IL past;
the important thing Is that we
take decisive action 10 prevent
recurrence.
No ADVANCE REPORTS
Ito that end, your depart
ment and all other branches Of
the government vail. be guided
by the following:
First. no information having
security value In connection
with the war will be issued In
advance. for release to the pub
lie at some future hour.
SECONDLY, all such informa-
tiOn will be given out instead at
the earliest moment consistent
with national security. for i'm
mediate publication and broad
cast.
THE American people want
promptly all the news which can
be told safely. and they are en-
titled to have IL without the
interpretation OF artificial bar
riers."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

TWO hour eX-
trsv a < a MA
IT he Elgi in
8 b OV YOU II
hear over WJR
starting al 4
p m on Christ
mas Day The
talent IS taken
direct from
r dos Blue
3 90 X - r o b
Hope Blng
Crosby Jack
Benny. Carmen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
THIS WILL BE BARRYMORE

eighth portray
al Of Scrooge
on the radio.
His first pers
Torrance W "A s
in 1884 and re-
ceived such a
reception that
II was repeated
in 1885 lie was
sc n o q uled in
1896, but his
WIG n ! q u on
Christmas Eve
and his brother,
John, pla y Q &
the role With
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
MOST PEOPLE,

think it's quite
a Chore shop
ping on C @ a
year for gifts,
How would you
like 10 have 10
spen d $500 a
week the year
round buying
gifts for people
you don't know
and gifts that
have to please
not only the
recipients b u t
some twenty or
thirty million
others besides.
That's the task
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Leaps 10 Safety in Fire

Trapped by fire Saturday IN the
second floor Of a rooming house
al 2930 Salina. Dearborn Alfred
Klddle. 81. leaped 70 safetN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
CURFEW DROPPED

An army curfew imposed on
the JapS shortly after the Nov. l
and 4 riots has been lifted, the
article said. and internees are
again holding mob meetings in
defiance Of military orders
Citizens of the Tule Lake area
were said 10 be fearful Of another
outbreak Of violence and civilian
employees Of the war relocation
authority were reported quitting
their Jobs
The army the newspaper re-
ported. has completed conStruc-
ton Of a huge Stockade within
the camp to enclose an area of
five city blocks as a result Of
the menacing attitude Of the
JapS
Japan, after breaking or nego-
tiations with the United States
for the further exchange Of pris-
oners Of war asked representa-
tvcS or Spain 10 investigate Jap
camps in this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

out a single rehearsal Barrymore
returned in the role IN 1897,
missed in 1893 because OF pre-
vious commitments COrson Wellos
played the part that year., re-
stunned in 1899 and has portrayed
the part annually since then.
SPEAKING or CHRISTMAS RE
MINDS Us THAT wJR Is PLAY
ING SANTA CLAUS DAILY.
MONDAY THRoUGH FRIDAY,
on IT'S KNOW YOUR AMERICA"
TEXTURE HUNDREDS or DOL
LARS HAVE BEEN DISTRIBUTED
10 LISTENERS WHO HND THE
CORRECT ANSwERs 10 SIMPLE
A2V hsTIoNs ABOUT AMERICA
.nrS CALLED.
REFERENCE TO Orson Wcllcs
reminds us that this actor-WTltcr-
producer-illuSioniSt, who sawed
Rita HayWorth in half twice daily
81 Hollywood Stage Door Cantecn
and then married both halves Will
be Fred Aliens guest on Star
Theater" tonight CWJR Sun. $50
p. M. So tonight the Christmas
spirit Will be noticeahlv lacking
from the atrwavcs IS those TWO
elb-tongued and Undetermined
thcspianS take verbal potSho'S at
each other.
phil BNkER az "IAkE 1T or
IFNNE ~" twJR sUN 10 PM
WAS TALKING TO \ sol DIR
list orr \ BOAT FROM "ONTR
THERE" n CERTAINLY SUP
TERED FROM NAL DE MFR on
THAT oNE." THE SOLDIER RE-
MARKED Phil WRINkLED MS
BROw. NAL DE MIR on. NE-,
THAT'S PREM FOR IOU
CAN'T TAKE 1T HITH Nor'
ISN'T IT?"
ONENoF THE biggest Radio
Christmas packages viii be tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
IEz|l!9a

SANTA CLAUS comes through
your radio receiver as well as
down your chimney at Christmas
time. Certainly no period OF the
year is so laviShly endowed with
fine entertainment as is the
Christmas season.
ArHE CHRISTMAS season be-
- TO unfold itself on the waning
calendar. we always look eagerly,
and anxiouSly. 10 see whether
LIONEL BARRYMORE is down
on the radio log for his portrayal
(now traditionaD Of old Scrooge
We can relax now, for sure
enough this great actor will pre-
sent "A Christmas Carol on his
regular Mayor of the Town pro-
gram next Wednesday evening
tWJR Wed. 9 p. M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Army Control
Relaxed al TuIe,
Paper Reveals
New Outbreak Feared
After Tokyo Demand
Forces Camp Changes

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. Is
QNS) investigation by Span
ish intermediates at the request
of the Japanese government has
resulted in a relaxation OF army
control at the riot-torn Tule Lake
Jap segregation camp in northern
the San Francisco
Call-Bulletin revealed today.
One Official az the camp, the
said, reported the state
has ordered army
troops withdrawn altogether, and
has instructed the ccntcr'S inter-
nal security officer 20 hire GO adj
ditional civilian guards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
UHtRt >. 70. .... YOU. VII. !?

Assuming as prudent person YOU have already made
your will and competent and experienced
have YOU satisfactorily important question: where
doyou keep your w?" really place known perhaps
to those asaa5k or) u during your lifetime
aferyard only presentation the Probate Court?
If your will names Trust Company executor
can be deposited with the Company safekceping.
Here have protection modern vaults and other
safeguards be withdrawn only by the maker in person
upon his written order There
for this service md moo obligation implied.
Many people a will deposited in this way
accessible than in their safe deposit box
Those examine wills withdraw them for
changes and who ill., busy, far away do
obtain they telephone and have the will
mailed delivered o them promptly.
advantages, many thoughtful
people question: "NVhec you keep your w" "At
Detroit Trust Company"
DETROIT TRUST COMPANY 1N.,
aoI West Fort Street DETROIT 81 Opposite Post Office
Ta4e4t Se1ude GeoA4lue4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

ONE\oF THE biggest Radio
Christmas packages will be the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
SoNoToNE OF DETROIT
AS ADVERTISED IN LIFE

i7l2 Book Building Cadillac lS4s
The sub., 1943-05-20

still there or has he gone back to New Haven?
 I wish it were possible for me to be back again at my old job, because I really liked it, and may be after this brawl is over things will be different.
 I miss my airplanes and all the gang, but am trying to make the best of 1t.
 We'll, keep the tinshop going Fred, and don't work too hard. Again my regards to all, and write when you find time; also have the gang write.
 | remain as ever,
 Ed.
The sub., 1943-05-20

mans 1928 band Crank Trumbaur, Blk Biederbeck and Bing Crosby, among others) take off on 'Lov- able" believe it's reissue and can be had on order from your music store .. And for an out standing, but bitter story about a lady as unpleasant as you'd meet in years reading. try Almost Perfect in the May Good House keeping.
 Feminine Fluff: For figure-fit- ting flattery, try the Victoria Shops knit acatate nighties, in pastels and lowered prints for $2.95. They can be worn without ironing, which should suit busy defense workers Tell your men friends to hurry to Tarnys if they have any of the Clipper Craft gab- ardine left, (starting a: $35.OW- there'll be no more gabardine for the duration, as the machines are being used to make uniforms !. Look at the handsome collection of painted-wood-and-pyrex serving dishes at Braters', in. a range of prizes and sizes. Good for wed :. ding presents and very new i. If you live where there hard wa ter, stop at Sears order office and send for some Sudz-5 OF. for 23 cents will do 40 dishwashings and it pure magic.
The sub., 1943-05-20
MEN AND WOMEN
 IN THE SERVICE
(contInued from Page sIx)

(ContInued from Page SIx) part of the. brigade will repair boats that are damaged.
 Well, guess I've written about enough for one time. Now, listen, fellows, please write me lot of letters and write often because, be- lieve me, we look for mail above anything else. I'll answer all I have time for even if my spare moments are few.
 Keep Elm Sliding" and best of luck to you all.
 Sincerely,
 Pvt. Walter E. RObley, Jr.
The sub., 1943-05-20
PFC Ed. Avena 319 TSS (SP) BKS 666 ASN 31314O32
 Chonuar1 Ei0Id Tovac

Dear Fred:
 am very sorry haven't dropped you a line sooner, but time passes and I'm always busy or just plain forgetting.
 Yes, I'm way out here in Texas studying to become a first Rate Aviation mechanic. I love the work because it fits directly into what my schooling intended and also my hobby is being influenced too.
 have my PFC stripes; have had them for almost a month, and should and will have another one in a few months when I finish school. I received copy of "The Sub'' Al D'Amico sent me. Will write him soon and tell him all.
 Where is your son now, Fred? You told me he was being sent to Calif What is the story? Does he like the navy?
 will most likely go-to California when my A. M. Training is com pleted also.
 Give my regards to Frank, Joe, Eddie and all the rest. Is "Baldy"