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Evening star., 1944-07-10
Club De Jeudi Dimes

Long ago the four couples making
UP the Club de Jeudi (Thursday
Club" In English) came to realize
that one OF the greatest forms
Of entertainment Is the small dinner
party. And when such q dinner
Is prepared by the lord and master
OF the domicile, himself serving as
chef. there Is personal touch which
is to be obtained in no other way
Going into its third year this club
has > explored good, simple food,
cooked In many an unusual and
exotic manner.
| Now and then, however, 1t gets
back home," as happened last week
This dinner was not prohibitive in
price but 1t was not cheap either
for that matter and ration points
had to be carefully pooled, too
However, for all-around excellence
| 1t was voted one of the best.
For the first time, the club was
served with a crown roast Of lamb
but 1t is only fair to say that a
crown roast calls for rare skill on
the part OF the meat dealer as well
as suave touch by the cook. With
the crown roast as the center OF
the menu there were French fried
onions, filling the hollow of the
crown. There was splendid pud-
ding of fresh corn and there were
string beans from the Victory gar
den. The salad was watercress
and the dessert was a luscious deep
dish apple pie made from the first
OF the new, tart crop of fruit. Coffee
and a bit Of cheese led to good
conversation.
Many months ago the club aban-
doned the idea Of having fancy
appetizers. All too often they
merely ruined otherwise keen ap-
petites. So now the club adheres
Evening star., 1944-07-10

himself to q girl by tramping on her
feet and running her best slippers.
Dear Dorothy Dix: I am married
and have family of four children
The trouble is my wife is insanely
jealous and is getting worse every
day. She has no earthly cause, for
l have been the most domestic of
men. devoted to my home and chill
dren. My wife's incessant nagging
and false accusations are making
me a nervous wreck and injuring
my business ability.
What should I do? Divorce her,
or just leave all and never come
back? She won't let me drive nv
car without her going along can't
speak to q woman just casually with
out her making a scene.
HORACE.
Answer-I have always believed
that jealousy should be treated as
the mental disease it is, and that
it could be cured by committing the
jealous husband or wife to a lunatic
asylum, which is where they belong,
We have asylums in which we in
carcerate the criminally insane who
have committed murder. Surely it
is just as much a crime to slay the
happiness Of good husband or wife
by false suspicious that are nothing
but delusions as it would be to take
his or her life. The jealous always
try to excuse themselves by claiming
that they can't control themselves,
but they would do it if they knew
that their tantrums and scenes
would land them behind bars.
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meister, as an excellent book for any

meister, as an excellent book for any
parent of q child this age.
Now to add my bit to the discus
sion of mems responsibilities at
home. I feel that in any really
worthwhile marriage the mans
share of household chores should be
settled by discussion between the
husband and wife. It should nat
urally vary according to the nature
and hours of the mans work, the
number of children in the family,
whether there is money for clean
ing woman or for part Of the laun-
dry to be sent out, etc.
When we were first married I
worked part time. My husband
therefore helped me with some of
the housework. Now I do all the
housework except when there is an
extra job of floor waxing or some
thing like that to be done, when he
helps me voluntarily.
You can't make hard and fast
rules about such things, but we be-
lieve that the distribution of work
should be based on the objectives
to be achieved-a clean, attractive
house and yard, well-cooked and nu-
tritious meals, a healthy, happy
family plus the maximum opportu-
nifty for husband and wife to enjoy
one another's companionship.
This is getting very long, but I
would like to contribute favorite
inexpensive one dish meal.
Two slices salt pork, diced fine;
lh pounds beef stew meat, cut in l.
inch cubes; large onion, chopped:
l can condensed tomato soup and
equal amount of water, 6 small on
| ions, 6 each medium carrots and
potatoes.
Brown pork and beef in frying
pan. Remove to baking dish.
Brown chopped onion in fat re-
naming in frying pan. Add tomato
soup and water and mix and heat
thoroughly. Season we'll Place
whole onions, carrots and potatoes
in baking dish, pour soup mixture
over them and season we'll. Cover
and bake III hours in moderate
oven (370 degrees). This makes a
hearty meal for six people.
| X y
SPOT REMOVAL?
requested by Mrs. c. I. s.,
Arlington.)
So many have received help
through the Clearing House" that
venture to present my problem.
Hanging between living room and
hall this winter was a pair of light
green velvet curtains. Our dog, pass
ing through, has rubbed against
them and made soiled area on the
edges to depth of about 4 inches.
My problem is, how to remove this
stain without running the velvet or
finish.
l would appreciate any help or
suggestions offered
REQUESTED by Mrs. J. P. McC..
HyattsUille)
Perhaps some Of the readers can
give me an idea on how to remove
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

sneed preferred. pAv1s SERVICE WEE cENPER sSPfEF
30th and M SITS. NV.
COOK. coloed: second; excellent working
conditions. HAMILTON ARMS COFFEE
HOUSE. 1889 31st st. NV.
COUPLE, cook and butler. thoroughly
experienced. references required: salary.
on premises. Cali TIE o426.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. permanent Job,
to assist president of large business con-
Germ: will pay wages comparable to ex-
perience and ability: good opportunity for
advancement. Box 292-M. Star
FOUNTAIN HELP. experienced. Apply
nsressiona! DrgE Store, lib B st Sc,
horse and correct 3 faults. Box zoos.
PAYRoLL AUDITOR-Apply treasurer S
Office. WASHINGTON PROPERTIES. INC,
We rdmsn Park Hotel, after 10 am.
RECORD salesperson wanted, sell records
in radio shop ATLANTIC RADIO SERV-
TEIEPHoNE CANVASsfERRs. unlimited tele-
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Call ma; 54s7 for particulars.
WATERS AND MATTRESSES, colored.
High-class sea-food restaurant has po-
sitions open for waters and mattresses;
must be neat and thoroughly dependable.
top wages and excellent working condi-
tions. Apply personnel ONCE, O'DON-
NELL 8 SEA GRILL, 1907 z st. NV
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HELP MEN.

APPLICATORs, roofing and siding: Gov
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general Motors Dealers Apply Box 149-s,
bARTENDERs. white. permanent pos,.
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and business reference. state age. GALEN
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BOY to assist engineer: chance to learn
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HOYS, 16 yrs. or over Full or part time.
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ApPy IN person AyiEnone Freres. TIT
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To add just the right touch, en-
brolder your new set of bed linen
with these lovely new floral spray
designs.
Pattern envelope contains hot
Iron transfers for two pillowcase
designs about 3 by is inches and one
sheet design 3 by 26 inches, plus
color chart, stitch illustrations and
full directions.
Our 60-page multicolored book OF
Needle Arts, containing five free
patterns and many other suggestions
for dressing up your home and your
self, is now 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 IL cents (coin) for Pattern
No R2127 to Needle Arts Depart
ment, The Washington Star, P. O.
Box 172, Station D, New York 8
N. Y. Please include your postal
zone number,
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HOMEMADE PLAYTHINGS:
MANPOWER,
RECIPE OFFERED,
(Thunks to Mrs. M. Ell,
Arlin0tonl

HttJtytONf
One of your readers asked for
help IN selecting playthings. pref
erably homemade. for her 2-year-
old. Hollow wooden blocks can be
made from cheese boxes which your
grocer will give you. A larger size
can be made from prune boxes or
cranberry boxes. A few lengths of
smooth board used with these will
build an endless variety of things.
A cart can be made from small
wooden box with wooden button
molds nailed on for wheels.
Spools are very useful, either for
stringing with shoe lace or just for
carrying in basket. This last sug-
gestion isn't as silly as 1t sounds.
The ever-active 2-year-old really
loves to tote" things around.
If you have yard, try to get sew
eral good solid packing boxes and
some planks to 6 feet long. With
these you can have bridges, slides
and various other things. A can or
bucket filled with water and a l.
inch size paint brush will keep the
2-year-old happy painting" the
porch, etc.
I hope that some of these sugges-
tions will help with this problem
and I recommend Caring for the
Runabout Child by Ruth Bac-
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automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
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monthly, payroll tax returns prepared
1900 Otis ST. ne. DU. 1878 11s
TRASH REMOVAL SERvICE-Call Lincoln
0776. I4s
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself BERNARD r. TYLER. 645 Acker
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted for other than by me per-
dr., Hampshire Knolls, Md. lOs
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
partnership between Nathan Sterling and
Jess Fisher, trading as Sterling and
Fisher Company. with onices at 9i3 New
YORK avenue NV, Washington, D. c., has
81, 1912.
sisned. this 26th day Of May. 1914. BY
Jess Fisher and Nathan Sterling.
NATHAN STIRLING,
jess Fisher.
Evening star., 1944-07-10

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for them.
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Readers Clearing House
,:s1leik,lsk 80

furniture and heel marks from
hardwood floors. I've tried regular
floor cleaners and paste wax but
these methods haven't been too Sue
cesSful.
I would also like to know how to
remove fingerprints from natural
finish doors. have Just been usine
soap and water and going over
them with q chamois. Lately, how
ever, several doors have dark prints
that will not come OF with soap
I'll welcome any suggestionsl
CORRECTION.
Thanks to Mrs. G. M. B.,
Arlin0ton.)
In the recipe for sour-cream rolls
which I submitted there Is . typo
graphical error. It should read -
cups sour cream"
II
COOKING A ROAST;
MANPOWER AT HOME.
THANKS to Mrs. X. r. w..
Alexandria,
The lady who cooks her little H.
pound roast for two hours over
cooks 1t. About three-quarters of
an hour, certainly not more than
one hour. would be quite long
enough, and baste now and again
with the drippings or bacon fat, to
keep 1t moist. A fairly good guide
for an oven roast is 20 minutes to
the pound, and 20 minutes over, for
beef, and 30 minutes for pork.
I have an excellent booklet, Meat
Selection and Cooking" illustrated
and issued free by the National Live
Stock and Meat Board, 407 South
Dearborn street, Chicago. II 1t Is
still to be had, some of your readers
might find 1t, as have, a real treas
ure.
About manpower in the house,
agree that a husband should help.
Perhaps so years ago, a man worked
hard and long. but now-a- days,
labor laws and unions protect him.
There Is no protection for the
housewife. She works is hours
straight, and Is on call the other
eight hours. When q business ex-
pands, more help is employed, but
as a family grows, mama shoulders
the extra work, if a maid cannot be
afforded. Daddy goes fishing, etc.
Mama's outings consist Of airing the
children and going to the grocery
store, having to take the children
along there, too, of course. Such a
steady routine of hard work, with
neither relief nor change, day after
day, year after year, will sooner or
later embitter a woman. The only
difference is that some will admit it
and some will not. Why shouldn't t
husband help?
WEARY WAITING?
REQUESTED by Mrs. J. D.,
Wdshin1ton.)
I have a young daughter, age l
year. and my husband is overseas
IN Uncle Sans Army. I am sure
there must be other wives "just
waiting" who do not have any rela-
tives and only casual acquaintances
to make the days pass quickly until
victory is ours.
I would enjoy hearing how others
have developed a schedule and way
OF living to fill their days.
I have thought of working and
having some one care for my little
girl and also have been taking care
OF other children, but so far I have
mainly just stayed home and kept
house and cared for my baby.
In a way it is job in itself, but
the days are very long and lone
some-I wonder how other lonely
wives" are keeping busy and happy
these days.
Evening star., 1944-07-10

learn how to dance. No man endears
himself to girl by tramping on her
feet and running her best slippers.
Evening star., 1944-07-10

CONTINUED On Next Pass.l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

entFepreneurs worked under the
assumption that every patron
was a sucker. II worked for a
long while and then.-presto!-
pretty soon no more suckers.
Remember vaudeville? 1t was
big entertainment project,
with millions invested. 1t lasted
for years. The vaudeville mag
mates were SNUG and self
satisfied. Bingo! No more
vaudeville!
Boxing also needs a Lands.
II could use vthe national serv-
lees eEaJiEl -BFaddeekrfeF-eA-
ample. to keep it clean. II is
full of the rotten apples of lar
ceny. The mobs have moved
back in and now have a bigger
strangle-hold on boxing than
ever bef6re-yes, stronger even
than in the prohibition days
when it was considered smart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
WrestIers 10 Try
Donkey Softbdn

A team made up of wreStlers
and one wrestling referee will try
rs hand at softbaii- playing on
donkeys next Thursday evening at
Mack Park. a team Of wrestlers
organized by Dale Wayne. the
Junk man wrestler Of Mt. Glenn
ems. issued a challenge 10 any OF
the Detroit Softball Association
clubs for the comedy battle and
tho Police team accepted We
wonder n the matmen will
WreStlc the donkeys or their OPP
pononts during the course OF the
proceedings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
SoftbdII Meet
EnfriesC|osiing

Including Sunday major. Class
A and Junior softball teams have
uSt three days TO file their
entries for the Metropolitan cham
plonships under auspices Of the
Softball Association OF America
and The Detroit Times 30 be con-
Quoted by the recreation depart
ment Of the city ~ Mack Park
and recreation fields starting
Aug. :,
According to report Of Hans
SChiIlinger city athletic director
in charge Of entries, the teams are
slow entering this year but he cN-
poets a rush OF entries Monday
and Tuesday due 10 many IN
quirieS made. All entries must be
filed ny midnight Tuesday with
him al the Elmwood Recreation
center, between the hours OF 9
a. m. apd 5 p. m Drawings arc
scheduled 10 be made al Mack
Park starting at $50 p. m
Aug :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

stands the manifold problems
of the business (sure. it's a
BUSINESSO, and who will pro-
tect the tracks by the simple
eXpedient of protecting the
public.
Taking the lonG-vtew, horse
racing could give the patrons
far better break without losing
ultimate profits. Too much
greed has ruined bigger things
than horse racing
/ think il would be smart-in
the long run-for racing 10
give the public more protection
in the matter OF sending Grip
pied horseS-tn-tha-Pes+-f-a-
horse breaks down on the
track. or during the race, all
bets should be of and Joe Two
bucks should get his money
back.
When il is obvious that a Jock
has given a horse a ride. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
= = Professional Sports Need Good Postwar Program

strides, and basketball has come
TO the front as a major sport.
Roller skating is hot now
all over the country. The
sponsors of roller skating are
smart people. They are pro-
Gressive people, full of new
ideas. They know where they
are going.
They cooperate, from sta
to state, while the boxing coTxs
missions fight one another. In
cidentally, the boxing idea of
having different world cham
pions" in different parts of the
country is a step toward ex-
tinction. The rassling people
found that OUT.
Peace, as Fathe.' Divine says,
is wonderful. But il will not
be wonderful to the sports boys
if they kill their golden-egg lay
ing geese. Peace won't be
wonderful if it means going 10
work for some people who have
never gone TO work before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

A pro-senior, tournament on
Monday at the same club. the
Women's District on Tuesday at
Plum Hollow and the District
Father and Son tournament
Thursday AT Oakland Hills com
plete the schedule.
BYRD TO PLAY
1t now appears that Sam Byrd
will compete in the State Open.
the top event of the season here,
and seek TO add this title to the
State PEA which he won a week
ago at Midland.
For a time il vas feared that
the Plum Hollow star would have
to pass up the open because of the
PEA at Seattle. But he has been
advised that his reservations for
the trip to the Northwest are for
July 9, SO he'll have plenty time
TO play in the open.
Al various VIII De on hand 10
defend the championship in the
state open The Oakland Hills
veteran beat Claude Harmon. now
Al Lochmoor.- hy- one stroke In The
playotf at Edgewood year ago.
STARS ARE ENTERED
Harmon Will be back 10 make
another bid, as will Chuck Kocsis,
who barely missed last years
playoff Joe Before. Jack Winney,
Frank Walsh, Chick Rutan and
all the other regulars.
Orchard Lake intends 10 put
the tournament over in a biz way
and proceeds will 20 10 the reha-
Utilization fund for war veterans
at Percy Jones Hospital
Al Watrous and his son, Al Jr..
viii seek 10 repeat their last
triumph in the father-and-son
event AT Oakland Hills. This tour
nament is being revived after
being cancelled for one year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Arlington Cap
To War Knight

WASHINGTON PARK RACE
TRACK, H., July % (UPl War
knight, the class Of tho West
Coast tied -1he-tEack- record of
, o. today as he captured the rich
Arlington Handicap, noSnC out
the favored George Drum by a
neck.
Miss Ethel I'LL, Hollywood
scenario writer saw her 4-year-
old horse. Break Second. drop
back to third pull up TO second
AZ the mile and then nose ahead
of Daily Trouble IN tho stretch
to tie the track mark set by Cal
liant knight in 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

public should not have TO take
the financial fleeing. Under
Lands, who would stand for no
funny business, the riders, as a
whole, would show remarkable
improvement. and far more
consistency, in their work.
Also, when a claim of foul is
placed, the public should he in
formed of the nature of the
claimed foul: cutting over, leg
locking, hitting a rival horse
with the whip, etc. etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
ArIinqton Park Results

FIRST RACE 3-yesr-olds and up, 4
ponn, Not lsmith, 1920 so 500
X Gal tFreemanl 20 40 il 20
Black Mark tCamphelA ,. 90
Time I y 2-5 OF .24iA
Miss Omega Orchard Run stage Door.
TIN Helen Agnes knights Quest Subdeb,
War Bugle and Baby Gold also ran.
SECOND RACE .year-oIds, y mile
Pert tFreemanl 10 40 80 20
COmpafriOt tFisChprl 81 $40
Pleasure Hour tHigleyl $40
Time 20, or 90
saraphara Losta HAT, chef Adviser,
Play Grer, Boln Babe. Ohdor. Meminisse
and Swift Action also ran.
THIRD RACE 3.year-olds and up.
! l-l6 miles ton turD
HyEro's Man tJemss) II 90 %
Blossom Queen DHiElsy) 5 so
Time IS g. or 3bis
Kokua Mount Vernon ~, Grevlic In
tellect, ri Duke and Town Victory also
FOURTH RACE -S-year-oIds and up. q
cvl Code cBrookn 2s4o $50 e4o
civil Liberty CDuhois) 1900 so
Winter Rules tSkoronskD so
Time 1.lU 3-5, Oft sos
Whose. Last Gold a-Valdina Way. Final
Glory. ak. Dcrko and Take Away also
ran. a.. Pink rntry.
FIFTH RACE 3-year-oids and up.
10 miles ton turf. ~,
Happy Pilot
W Martini ? 90 3 M 40
Quzzle (Skororskl $50 so
Dcvslue a. Whte) 40
Time a. g. orr .3stS
Welcome Pass Huu HON Hsu FAIRY
Manah Pirate and Muchy also ran.
SIXTH PACE g.,ear.oias and an 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

for a mob man to have one or
more fighters to fool around
with.
Under Mike Jacobs, boxing
got off to a fine start as the
best war-aid sport in the eoun-
try. But its patriotism was
short lived. IT'S now back on
the dog-eat-dog basis. Should
there be a demand for an ac-
counting of sports by the boys
who came back after the war.
boxing will get a very bad
report.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Empire City Results

FIRST RACE -2.ysar-olds q mile
Pabane' ttindherfl 10 IN So 30
Hal tGuerinl $40 ~
h.ts0l0gy tPermAnei 40
Time ! u 2-5. on 40i-
BObber b-ImpeHous FcK, H. FfAV
c. Rate Casa Time stitch Black Knight
Reply Bret and Indian Giver also ran
4 Marlse Farm entry.
REAR stud entr,
r-c. r. Cheuery ruf-v.
SECOND RACE 3.year-nlds mic.
Gallant Bun tGHbeff1 ~ 80 ~
Musir Hal tNiNsl 20 10
White Paper tGaryal 80
Time II m 2t22
nustman Br.Arhons SUNNI. Ahiencn'a
Hrwe FUghf pIt0ffe NTIy EfsrEUrTr1 N-rr
Admiral ami Tedious Miss Also ran.
THIRD RACE 2-yeAr.oles So furlnngs
Tho Doge tPc-wanel 40 80 on
Tov Bomb G,indherRl IL 10 90
VI chaeio tDon0soi y lN
Time 90 3-s. IN, 3 .10
Croupier Johnsport Top aNsnev Chief
Rarker Bal Shot ard Post Graduate also
ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Need a Lands

The war has jumped horse
racing INTO the million-dollar
class. As far as ! can see. the
racing people are Just riding
along with the heavy sugar.
Despite It's terrific handle" l
can't sec that the racing barons
are making any effort 10 stabl-
ne the sport, TO improve il.
-'-r''i-+''--rrs+7r-Tta better atfTac-
ton for those who support it.
II has. been said before. and
let's say il again, that horse
racing could use a Judge Ian
dis. All the tracks should work
IN harmony under the guidance
OF solid citizen who under
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Royal Oak, Vitkers
Special Rifle Match

Vickers Gun Club Will meet the
Royal Oak Seniors in special
tournament at the Royal Oak
municipal range Aug. 8 Events
include both individual and team
matches. The Royal Oak munici-
pal range has been thrown open
10 the public Shooting starts on
Sundays at noon. The range -
located on 1874 Mile road, one
mile east of Woodward.