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Evening star., 1944-01-10
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Evening star., 1944-01-10
About the House :
By Margaref No,oeH

Closets may be the greatest Joy or
the source and inspiration for
mayhem, depending on what hap
pens when you open the door. When
you start for the Office on rainy
morning and go back for rubbers
and umbrella the condition of the
front hall closet will have lot to
do with the course of your whole
day.
With no light available you grope
around for galoshes - coming up
with one of yours with good luck)
and several belonging to other
members of the family. In haste
you get wound up in several UNI
brellas, coats fall off hangers knock
ing your hat awry and the sum
total of this scramble is complete
evaporation, without even a pair
of rubbers to show for it.
The children, oversleeping these
dark mornings, rush around trying
to find school clothes, and when
they are finally off the floor of the
closet is a tumble of hats, dresses
and shoes, with a nightie and bath
robe thrown in for good measure
1t will take a couple Of days of
planning and rearranging to put
each one of these in workable order
but it will be we'll worth the ef-
fort for the months to come.
The hall closet, which is the CATCH
all for the apparel of the whole FAM
lily, should consider each one of
them in its arrangement. If it is
used by adults only the lengthwise
hanger bar, the hat shelf and the
umbrella and shoe rack is sufficient
But if the small fry also use it, it
must be planned SO they will have a
place for everything. With this in
mind, the hanger bar, with long
overcoats hanging the full length
of the closet, must be avoided.
Solve this by placing the hanger
bars at one side of the entrance door
Place one of them high and the one
on the other side low enough so the
children can reach it. One shelf
may be placed above the high bar
and two above the low one. On the
back closet wall there might be a
Evening star., 1944-01-10
Dorothy Dix Saws

Most wives are jealous of their
husbands secretaries, with or with
out cause. Generally this is wasted
emotion for, contrary to the movies,
which always depict business Offices
as love nests. during their working
hours men are more concerned with
chasing the lady on the dollar than
they are any flesh and blood female,
however pulchritudinous she may
be; and if the average employers
stenographer should be run over by
an automobile on the streets, he
wouldn't be able to give a good
enough description of how she
looked to enable the police to
identify her.
OF course, there are sugar daddies
who hire their stenographers for
Evening star., 1944-01-10

Cut pork in small pieces, cook
slowly in hot water to cover until
tender, about l hour. Put meat
through food chopper, using coarse
blade, or dice finely. Cook noodles
in the meat broth; noodles should
take up all the broth. They should
be stirred carefully to prevent stick
ing. Combine meat, noodles, milk
and eggs, pour into creased casser-
ole. Place in pan of hot water and
bake in moderate oven, $50 degrees,
until set, about so minutes. some
times add chopped parsley or pi-
miento or onion to vary the flavor.
Serve with mushroom sauce, or left
over gravy, or cream sauce to which
chicken bouillon cube has been
added. The buttered corn fakes
are spread over the top of the cas-
serole during the last Is minutes
of cooking.
Mushroom Sauce: tablespoons
butter, melted; 3 tablespoons flour,
l cup fresh or canned mushrooms,
IL cups milk or milk and meat
stock, u teaspoon salt, 4 teaspoon
nutmeg, pepper, if desired, 2 beaten
egg yolks, 2 teaspoons lemon juice.
Blend butter and flour. Add
mushrooms and cook until Drowned.
Stir in liquid and seasonings and
cook over low heat until thick and
smooth. Stir in egg yolks and
lemon juice and cook two minutes
longer. Serve at once.
(Thanks to Mrs. A. F., Washington J
In regards to H. N. C's request
I cook an egg yolk in an egg poach-
ing cup. I butter the cup before
dropping the yolk in. No egg sticks
and the cup is very easy to clean.
I would appreciate recipes for
potato pancakes and potato pud-
ding. Both made with raw potatoes,
grated. Thank you.
(Thdnks to M. K, Siluer SPRING.
For Mrs. H. N. c.: I put a large
shallow pan with a little water in
it on the stove. In this, I put a
glass custard cup with the egg yolk
in it, also the can of vegetable or
fruit (opened and the cup of milk
My baby's lunch is all heated with
out getting any pan dirty. The egg
yolk doesn't need to be cooked at
all. 1t is served to the baby still
raw but warm.
Evening star., 1944-01-10

could be purchased in any dime
store before the war.
Here is recipe my family likes
very much and which readers may
find useful in view of the bonus
points now offered for pork. You
may use raw pork or leftover roast
pork. If you use leftover meat,
make the meat broth in which to
cook the noodles by dissolving a
chicken bouillon cube or two in two
cups OF hot water. leftover pork
is merely put through the grinder,
don't recook)
Mock Chicken: This recipe is
taken from Better Homes and Gar
dens Cook Book" / pound lean
pork, 2 cups uncooked noodles, 2
cups milk, 8 slightly beaten eggs,
u cup corn flakes, 3 tablespoons
butter or margarine.
Evening star., 1944-01-10

This set of Scotch cap and nit
tens will delight any girl. Crocheted
in heavy wool, it's just the thing for
schoolday smartness. Done in che
mile, the cap will flatter mothers
youthful notions, too. Gf you would
prefer to work in fabric, pattern No
2020 shows you how to make some
what similar Scotch cap out of
cloth)
Pattern envelope contains COM
plete, easy to read and easy to fol-
low directions for the above.
Our 60-page multi -colored book of
needle arts, containing five free pat
terms and many other suggestions
for dressing up your home and your
self, is available. Send your request
for this book to the address listed
below, inclosing 20 cents, in coins, to
cover the cost and mailing charges.
Send II cents (coin) for pattern
No. 2048 to Needle Arts Department,
Washington Star, P. o. Box 172, Sta
tion D, New York 3, N Y.
Evening star., 1944-01-10
ClubDe Jeudi
By Arthur H. Deufe

When four couples get together
for an evening, with one of the men
folk acting as amateur chef, period
of high morale building is under
way. And since this club has been
at it consistently for we'll over a
year. the four male chefs who take
turn about doing the cooking have
become really expert.
Last Thursday, the menu was:
Chicken Liners Madeira
Veil Paprika With Steamed Rice
String Beans With Sauory Sauce
A Large BotUl OF Mired Green Salad
Sou11e OF Apples
Coffee and Bit of Cheese
Eight persons, four couples, dined
in epicurean style and one amateur
male chef covered himself with
glory, setting a hard mark for his
colleagues to attain at later dinners.
And still any man with an interest
in preparing nice food can do this
menu in even tiny kitchen.
The chicken Hvers are sliced in
bits and cooked in a little butter
together with few sliced canned
Some chopped parsley
is included in this mixture. While
this is going on, cup Of leftover
brown gravy is touched up with a
teaspoonful of tomato catsup or
tomato paste and given a further
f1avoring of Madeira or sherry wine
all cooked together for about five
minutes and seasoned with salt and
pepper. Of there is no leftover
brown gravy, it is quickly made by
opening can of beef consomme
boiling it down one-half and thick
ening with a little butter and flour.
However. in this day and age, the
thoughtful housekeeper has a fruit
jar of brown gravy in the ice box
for emergency sauces) Then for
each serving, a piece of freshly made
and buttered toast. a covering of
chicken liver and mushroom. then
Evening star., 1944-01-10

rack with hooks for umbrellas and
shoe pockets for rubbers and ga
loshes. On the closet door should
be fastened a fabric panel with
capacious pockets for gloves, mittens,
scarves and caps. This is the SIM
plest arrangement for the ordinary
hall closet, which Is usually too
small for all the things 1t must hold.
Make 1t point to keep everything
off the floor so that there is nothing
to be moved each day when the hall
is cleaned.
II you are lucky enough to have a
large f1rst-foor closet, you may build
it in to be the most convenient spot
in the house. Drawers and bins may
hold the childrens toys and play
gear, saving innumerable trips up
stairs. Golf bags, tennis rackets and
other sports impedimenta may be
placed in racks. Rainy-dav clothes
and ski pants, skates and skis NAV
have their own section, so that the
clothing that is worn every day
and should be at hand may be
found readily.
In the children's rooms. where
the 7-year-old and the 13-year-old
must share closet, design their
own territory so they may reach it
comfortably, by dividing the closet
and making each one responsible
for their own. Here, again, build
in shelves so that nothing need be
on the floor.
Closet appointments help a great
deal to keep things in order. Hat
boxes, sweater boxes, skirt hangers
and padded dress hangers all in
trigue the young when they follow
out a bright color scheme. They
may be interested enough to cover
cardboard boxes with bright wall
paper, to pad hangers and cover
them with gay ribbon or material
and edge the closet shelves with
bright ruching for the fun of seeing
how nice it looks each time they
open the door.
Though all these details are time
takers, they pay their way with less
scolding for the young and less ex-
asperation for the elders These
busy days.
Evening star., 1944-01-10

a poached egg and then covering
of the Madeira sauce. And that
makes an opening course of real
merit.
For eight servings, lean veal cut
into eight pieces-lengthwise. Then
in large skillet place bacon fat and
heat, adding four sliced onions
When Drowned, stir in four table
spoonsful of -four and eight level
tablespoonsful of paprika and rub
and cook into smooth sauce. Then
add veal and as it starts to brown,
add just enough hot water to let
the real steam well, when a tight
lid is placed on the pan. This
steaming should take about half an
hour to As minutes to make the meat
tender. Finally, add two or three
cups Of sour cream and bring it up
to boil. Then remove the veal to
hot platter, strain the sauce, check
it for salt and pepper. and serve
with the meat and steamed rice.
String beans with savory sauce
are finest possible slitted canned
string beans heated we'll with
sauce made by adding light cream
sauce, using some of the water in
the can of beans and including a
couple of generous pinches of ground
Isavory.
And now for the apple souff1e.
Peel and core and cut into eighths
two pounds of apples. Place in a
5uttered baking dish - rather a
Ideepish one. Bake for about 20
minutes at 375 until apples are
growing tender Then pour off
excess liquid. Then dot the tops
with spoonsful of apricot jam or
orange marmalade. Have ready a
mixture of about eggs we'll beaten
with a cup of sugar and about two
cups of cream. Pour this cream
mixture over the apples, return to
oven and bake until cream topping
Is lightly Drowned,
Evening star., 1944-01-10

their figures and not for their SPELL
ing, but, speaking by and large, most
men are not flirtatiously inclined
and those who are do their philan-
dering after the shop shuts up.
Still, for all of that, we cannot
wonder that wives get green-eyed
when they read in the papers of
how many eligible widowers, from
Lloyd George down, have married
their secretaries, and of how often
it is the stenographer who figures
in the divorce cases in which men
have lost their taste for their mates.
This brings about situation which
leaves women gasping for breath,
and asking: What has Miss Pot
hooks got that have not got?" For
the secretary who captures the
Evening star., 1944-01-10

Contributions and requests must
full name and address, will withhold only initials
Please address mail Clearing Page
The Evening Star, Washington 4
Clearing
The Star and 1t is obviously impossible
submitted we cannot assume responsibility for them.
Please do not be impatient if
suggestion to The number received
togeher with space restrictions make it
the daily mail For the duplicate similar recipes
oahio oe printed Betsy Cas,veU
Evening star., 1944-01-10
Readers Clearing House

ing peanut butter. I shall make use
Of the suggestions received.
X X X X
REMOVING SOIL FROM
WALLPAPER;
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES.
Thanks to Mrs. E. F., Arlington. J
Soil can be removed from wall
paper by lightly rubbing it with the
inside part of a fresh loaf of bread.
I have inherited from my grand
mother some ivory handled steel
knives. The blades are badly stained
and I have tried, unsuccessfully, to
remove this stain with every kind of
cleaner that have in the kitchen.
How can it be done? Also, how can
the ivory which is yellowed, be
whitened?
I have learned so many things of
value from the Readers Clearing
House that never miss day read
ing 1t and clipping out items for
my recipe book.
X X X X
MARSHMALLOW
PAINT; SPOTS ON SATIN:
STIFFENING YELLING.
Thanks to Mrs. C. w. MacM,
WGshington.)
Am wondering if any readers Of
this page could tell me If there is
any way to soften marshmallows
after they once become hard. If
not, are there any ways in which
they can be used?
What is proper refinishing paint
to use on black wrought iron?
And lastly-I have some dull spots
on new satin upholstery, caused by
water stains. Pressing over them
with an iron doesn't help. Is there
any simple treatment to remove
them?
I heard of a good trick to restarch
yelling. Press it over waxed paper
and it will stiffen.
Evening star., 1944-01-10
Doctors Warn Folks
Who Are constiputed!

Constipation Is often accompanied by
many discomforts - headaches, lack Of
energy and mental dullness being but
few. And here's good advicel
For years noted Ohio Physician. Dr.
F. M. Edwards, successfully relieved scores
OF patients from constipation with his
famous DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-now
sold by druggists from coast to coast.
Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable are
wonderful-not only to gently yet thor
oughly cleanse the bowels but ALSO pep
up liver bile flow. No gripping or weakening
effects. Test TONIGHT to feel "tip-top"
tomorrow. Follow label directions.
Evening star., 1944-01-10
THANK YOU!

From Mrs. L. J. j., Washington. }
Thank you very much for the re-
sponse to my inquiry relative to
softening brown sugar which had
become hard, and also for moisten-
Evening star., 1944-01-10
USING EGG YOLKS;
PORK RECIPE;
POTATO RECIPES REQUESTED

USING EGG YOLKS;
PORK RECIPE;
POTATO RECIPES REQUESTED.
Thanks to Mrs. E. S. B.
AleTdndri1.)
I feel it's time answered a ques-
hon in return for all the helpful
hints and delicious recipes I have
obtained from your column. If Mrs.
H. N. G. will separate the baby's
egg first she may then poach the
yolk exactly as she would an entire
egg. place the yolk in a saucer
and slip carefully into shallow pan
Of boiling salted water. Remove
from heat minute to bring water
just below boiling point, then return
to heat and keep just below boiling
point for Is to 20 minutes. If the
yolk should happen to break, no
matter; it will remain compact
enough to cook successfully. 1t may
then be removed from the water
with spoon and will be mealy and
nice to mash in with the baby's
cereal. I have also cooked an egg
yolk In one Of those little aluminium
eeg poachers or steamers which
Evening star., 1944-01-10

(Thanks to Mrs. J. H. S.,
Arlington)
The pest referred to by a reader
may be the well-known mealy bug
which is especially troublesome on
ferns and gardenias. I find the best
way to eradicate it is q nicotine soap
spray, applied every other day for
two or three days. Also good is a
pyrethrum soap spray. Just soap
alone will not control this insect,
find.
Evening star., 1944-01-10

bring PROMPT RELIEF from
bronchial or croupy coughs - due
to colds. And Pertussin is so safe
and pleasant for kiddies! Nothing
to sicken delicate little stomachs.
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Furniture. Hou,ehold Good,

OLD radios, si.4e, speakers, 81 10:
cabinets. 81 40. HOOK 9s3s MACK.
ROLLAWAY BEDS. ALL STEEL
with mattresses. A few left
SpitE 1855 Gratiot, cor. Baldwin.
RUGS, 800. cleaned. used 9Xi2. sxt0.
6xg. Wilton. AKIN. So 80 up,
carpeting, Soc yd up, throws. 81
up AMERICAN CARPET CLRs /.
s63s Oakland MA. 1919. Sun. 1913.
RUGS. 300 cleaned; used 9xi2, sxl0,
SO so up: i2xib, 12xls, sKt0, l2x
"a Runners S5c yd up. CENTER
CARPET Gig. 1927 Woodward.
TO. s-94f4, Tues. Thurs. Sat till ..
RUGS. sxI5. exi3.s. i2xi5, ll.3xi2.
others today. 2s4s Twelfth 81.
STUDIO couch, floor sample. all
spring construction; few left at
s2p. so. Open ewes. Kent Furniture.
I544l Livernois. Crown Furniture,
$500 Gratiot. Crown Furniture. s797
Michigan.
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n YOU have an cd washer you are
rot using or one which needs
servicing please cal rs We Will
buy 10 or repalr GArfpif. $40
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COMMONWEALTH zen &c.
10 OFFICES

10 OFFICES
DOWNTOWN, 1873 National Bark Blds.
woodward 4 Cadillac sa. Cherry 23sg
DOWNTOWN. s04 Capitol Park Bidg..
State Al Gris~old ST. CHerry 77so
DOWNTOWN. Ia04 6ratiot
at RusseiI CA. 1903
WEST SIDE. sos Michigan Ave-. az
Junction, 2nd Floor lAfsyetts s4oo
EAST SIDE. 1880 G. jefferson. AZ Con-
ner topp. Hudson motorsj lEnox osso
EAST SIDE. $500 Van Dyke, At
Harper. 2nd Floor PLAN 71so
NORTHWEST. SOFA Cd. River at Joy I'd.
Rm. 204 fover kresee'D TYLER s-s74i
NORTHWEST. tI20 Fsnkeii. at lyernoi,.
EOS Campus BLDG. University 3-252y
HIGHLAND PARK. 1909 Woodward. at
manehsstsr topp. Ford'sj TO. $500
HIGHLAND PIX, 300 Murphy BIdg.. 1900
woodward at {. Grand Ave. TO, s.o62s
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

VIZ WILL purchAss your used band
Instruments for cash. we will pay
you highest cash price for any of
the following Instruments Tulmpets,
sAxophones, comets. trombones. tenor
saKophOnes. clarinets. marimbss,
drums or Accordions Call MI
CalambAtto. RA. $3.50. or bring your
instruments In for immediate deal
WURLIIXER
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HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

po~vse~s-5th Floor. Penobsoot Bldg.
Cor Fort & Crnvo,d Cherry $40
sth r.. Majestic Bldg Cadillac o6s6
Bird r.. Lafayette Bldg LAG Michigan
Corner Shelby Cadillac $500
crosd eiysr-505o Joy Road
End FL, Room 202 Tyler 5000
e76s Grand River HOgsrth 900
1881 Greenfield. st Grand River
opposite Wards VErmont $500
pssA,o.s pork-l4i3l Woodward. End n.
Terminal Arcade Townsend 1884
fsr.suis-2275o Woodward Ave. End Fl.
cor. Mile a. Woodward Lincoln 1880
sss-l44a6 Grstiot Ave. Above 7 Mile
Road, opp. Wards Arlington 300
1908 Jefferson Ave. East LEnox o455
1892 Grztiot. Above Harper. PLAZA 1871
xss-77o7 Michigan vInewood 2-245e
p.srSo,s--l37os Michigan. block West
Of Schaefser Road Oregon $40
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SEWING MACHINES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A BETTER PRICE Tor your Old
refrigerator. washer ir0nsr. va
cuum radio. etc. BenJamins, UN.
z 1857
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HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
ELECTRIC HYDROCARBONS

ELECTRIC deep freeze ice box. Al
shape 10 ca r. electric cooler.
vet or dry can be used as deep
freeze q S2oN34 Al shape. Royal
OAk 4hll-R
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Payments include all charges st the
rate of go per month on that part OF a
balance not exceeding 500. and 2I1%
per month on that part OF q balance IN
ercess OF 500.
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3 Complete Rooms. $129
All new living room. bedroom.
kitchen furniture including rugs.
tables. lamps. dishes. Terms.
Kay Furn., 1920 Michigan
4 ROOMS Of furniture. Sla9; 2pc.
living room, 3-pc, bedroom. kitchen
set, dinette set. Many occasional
pieces included. You may purchase
rebuilt electric refrigerator with this
group A real opportunity
sun FURNITURE, 1922 GRATIoT
3 ROOMS Of furniture. new, slis;
3-pc bedroom suite, sofa and
chair 5-pc. kitchen set Included are
several occasional pieces and a Con-
goleum rug A real bargain
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 GRATlOT
ape. bedroom suite. new. incl. bou-
doir chair floor sample. many
others Al reduced prices. $50.
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 GRATloT
J-TrECT m0feTn- walnut bsIf00m
set. spring and mattress, like new,
reasonable. 1882 Washburn.
3 ROOMS slls
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 GRATlOT
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Electric Refrigerator
BENJAMIN'S

1892 LiVERNOiS. Biz. Fsnken
Open Ewes tnl e--Tues Wed 'in y
ELEcTRfC refrigerator (usedD free
with purchase of this Groom ou'nt
2rc living room suite. 3-pc bed
room. s-pc. dinette ana 5-pc kitchen.
Only slSe
Ward Furn., 1881 Harper
Evening star., 1944-05-01
GreenbeIt Parades,
But So Does Foe

Two parades. one of them not pre-
arranged, opened the baseball sea-
son yesterday at Greenbelt. One
parade was the pregame celebration
by town officials and various organ
izations, the other staged during the
game by the Heurich Brewers, the
visiting team, who rounded the
bases II times.
Final score was Heurich, II:
Greenbelt, 0, with Willard Marshall
former Giants outfelder, leading
the Brewers attack with four hits
in six trips. One of his blows was a
flrst-inning double with the bases
loaded that scored Heurich's first
three runs.
A band concert preceded the pa
Irade, which was led by Mayor Al
Morrison, Town Manager James T.
Gobbel and Police Chief George
Panagoulis Among the organiza-
tions represented were the Ameri-
can Legion, Minute Men, Boy Scouts,
Girl Scouts. police and fire depart
ments and the Navy Wives Club.
Jim Breed, Greenbelt manager,
was presented a trophy for leading
i the teams hitters last season with
a 1881 average.
Today year ago-Ray Robin
son, 148, knocked out Freddie
! Cabdal, ISL, in the first round.
Evening star., 1944-05-01
Shea, Carolyn Wilson
Monopo|ize Laurel
In Table Tennis

Young Jimmy Shea, Georgetown
Prep graduate, was on his way back
to a naval training school today
after having taken leave to win the
District table tennis singles cham
pionship and share the doubles title.
In the final of the hottest tour
nament ever staged by the District
Table Tennis Association, at Co.
lumbia Courts, Shea defeated the
pretournament favorite, clever
Joe Camera, former champion of
Omaha, in a battle that went the
5-set limit. The scores we're 22-20,
21-12, 12-21, 19-21. 21--18.
How 1t Was Decided.
With the tally 18-all In the final
set, Shea scored with an edge ball,
a vital break, it appeared, but
Camera laid his defeat to the muff
of what he termed an easy back
hand shot.
In the semif1nals Shea trimmed
Dale Harpham and Camera erased
Jimmy Limerick, the latter match
going four sets.
Carolyn Wilson repeated in the
women's final. with Virginia Red
mon the victim, 21-12, 21-14
21-9. Miss Wilson in the semifinals
trimmed Mildred Stout, 2l-I0
21-11, 21-3, and Miss Redmon de-
feated Mary Arnold, 21--10, 2O-21
21-15, 21-18.
Capture Doubles Title.
Shea and Limerick polished of
Gordon Wood and Charley Geie1
for the doubles title, 21--13, 21-11
30-21, 21-17.
Miss Wilson also mopped up
sharing the mixed doubles honors
with Camera. Shea and Miss Red
mon were the final victims, 21-15
ALT, 21-15.
Mike Hammer defeated Clay Cose
21-20, 21-18, 21--13, for the mems
consolation title and Saul RosenthaI
trimmed Richard Kuhn, 21-12
2l-3, 21-10 for the Junior mems
crown