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Evening star., 1944-03-29

Last summer you suggested a
,Day to freshen summer rugs. !
cannot remember ,Dhether you
mentioned fiat paint or enamel
for this purpose. haze one
natural-color one and one that
,Das blue but is no1D badly faded.
I toould like to keep the natural
one the same and recolor the
blue one deep green If this is pos
sible. Please 1dpise." R.D.
The paint mentioned was a specia
paint made for fabrics and rugs
Flat paint and enamel will not worl
on summer rugs as it clogs thu
surface and then chips out wher
dry. The fabric paint is available
at all large paint stores, comes ir
20 colors and may be intermixed tt
any shade you desire. The direction!
come with it. It should be painted
on with wide brush. Two coat!
give the best results, one across tn,
fabric and one lengthwise which
obviates streaking. This also come!
In colorleSs form, which Is the idea
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Readers Clearing House"

the finish temperature given in the
recipe the same number of degrees
For instance, If your thermometer
registers 2l4 degrees F. at the boil
ing point, raise the finish tempera-
ture of each recipe 2 degrees. Con-
versely, If your thermometer regis
ters lower than 212 degrees F., sub
tract the same number of degrees
from the temperature given in each
recipe.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
By Peggy Roberts.

This cute little jumper can be
worn "as Is" or over a blouse. The
dancing daisies add just the right
touch to please the juvenile fancy.
Pattern envelope contains hot
iron transfers for 2 designs, one
about by inches, one about 4 by
7 inches; sizes 2, and 6, stitch
illustrations and full directions.
Send IL cents (coin) for Pattern
No. R2083 to Needle Arts Depart
ment, Washington Star, Post Office
Box 172, Station D, New York, 3
N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Thanks to Mrs. M. A. McC.,
Kon cinnfon

To use candy thermometer: AL
ways let the thermometer heat up
gradually with the water or sirup
rather than plunge it into a boiling
liquid. The sudden heat may crack
the bulb. Always test the accuracy
of new thermometer before using,
especially at high attitudes. Have
the bulb submerged and let the
thermometer stand in boiling water
for several minutes before reading.
At sea level it should read 212 de-
grees F. when the water has reached
a full rolling boil. If 1t registers
higher than 2l2 degrees r. add to
Evening star., 1944-03-29
By Barbara Bell

There's nothing like crisp pima
fore to give you that sparkling, clean
look! Make your pinafore of gay
material and highlight its ruffies by
means of very bright ric-rac or eye
let embroidery trim.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1872 is
designed for sizes II, 13, Is, IT and
10. Size 13 requires 2a yards of
S9-inch material; 10 yards ric-rac
trim.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus 1 cent for postage,
in coins with your name, address,
pattern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, Washington Star,
Post Office Box SO, Station G, New
York l9. N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
over vegetables, such as string beans
peas, etc, if desired.
(ThdnkS to Mrs. r. E. B.,
-... Silper Spring.

(ThankS to Mrs. r. E. B,
~ Silper Spring..
I too remembered having old
fashioned Irish stew years ago, and
one day decided to experiment, and
to my amazement it tasted like the
stew I remembered. I hope this is
what Mrs. S. B. B. wants.
had some leftover beef from
prime rib roast, I removed fat and
cut in pieces size of walnut. Into
an aluminium pan. I put water
cut up onions, potatoes cut also
to size of walnut, salt and pepper
When potatoes were almost ready
I thickened with flour, added meat
Qast of alb and cooked for {
minutes.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
FIG CAKE.
(ThdnkS to Mrs. E. Fl. T.,

Washington
I wish to submit the following
recipe to Mrs. J. w. p, jr. I would
like you to try this fig cake recipe
which 1 have baked several times
and like very much. 1t keeps moist
for two weeks.
Grind l cup raisins and "a pound
figs. Add l teaspoon soda and !
cup boiling water and let stand
Cream u cup butter. Continue to
cream while you add l cup white
sugar. Add three eggs, one at a
time, beating well after each addi-
ton, and l teaspoon vanilla. Sift
together ~ cups bread flour, 4
teaspoon salt, l teaspoon cinnamon
l teaspoon nutmeg, and baking pow
der (1a teaspoon of double action
or l teaspoon tartrate or calcium
phosphate). Gradually add dry in
gradients to batter and beat thor
oughly Stir in fruit mixture. Bake
in creased loaf tin II by by 2
inches, Is minutes at 325 degrees
plus Is minutes at $50 degrees, and
finish at 400 degrees. About As min
utes in all.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
(Thanks to Mrs. J. L. L.,
ArIju0fou

Arlington.)
You are probably rather tired of
hearing people say that they read
your column every day and enjoy
and benefit by it very much, but I
do.
Mrs. C. w. H, in today's paper re-
quested the temperature for the soft
ball stage in making candy. Accord
ing to my candy thermometer, this
is indicated as 238 degrees. The
thread stage is 230 degrees and the
hard ball is 254 degrees. Crack stage
is 290 and hard crack is 310 de-
greeS.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
CREAM SAUCE.

(ThdnkS to Mrs. P. C. H.,
Strasburg, Va
I discovered way to keep cream
sauce from becoming lumpy in cook
ing, which has always worked for
me. The fact that I have never
seen it recommended may mean
that it impairs the flavor, but we
have not noticed that this is true.
have the usual tablespoon of
butter Cor margarine) and melt it
over the heat; then remove the pan
and mix into the melted butter a
tablespoon of flour. This can then
be put back over a low heat to
brown Slightly If desired, stirring
constantly. Then again remove the
pan from the heat and add one
cup of milk, very little at a time
and blending smoothly as it is
added. When about half the milk
is added, the rest can go into the
mixture more quickly as it is a thin
liquid by then. Not until this is
done do put it back over the heat,
| then l find that stirring it care
fully while it thickens and COM
pletes the cooking is all that is
needed to produce a smooth sauce
every time. Usually when the milk
is added to the flour and butter
mixture while over the heat it begins
to thicken before it can be con-
trolled, which makes it lumpy. With
this method, it is not necessary
to use double boiler, and, of course,
any sort of flavoring may be added
during the final cooking, such as
Worcestershire sauce or sherry.
SAUERBRATEN OR SOUR BEEF.
(Thanks to Mrs. J. B.,
Siluer Spring.
Place beef in crock or enamel
bowl large enough to be covered
with liquid. Pour over half vine
gar, half water, tablespoon salt, 2
tablespoons sugar, IL cloves, 6 bay
leaves, 2 medium-sized onions
| tslced), 6 whole black peppers, half
lemon (slicedD.
Cover crock and let set at least
s Gays. Turn meat over once in
while. When ready to use, remove
meat from liquid and drain. Use
a tight-lid pot, melt about 3 table
spoons drippings, add meat and
brown on all sides. Gradually add
the liquid it has been soaked in, in
Guiding spices, etc. Allow this to
cook slowly 2 to 3 hours, de-
pending on size of beef. Before
meat is done, brown q to l cup flour
in oven. When thoroughly brown,
add cold water to make a smooth
paste. Remove beef to hot platter,
add flour paste to liquid to make
gravy. Add more sugar if neces-
Sary Git should be sweet-sour) and
strain. To improve flavor, add 6
gingersnaps while cooking. We all
enjoy this dish, especially with po-
tato dumplings.
Editors note: Our sincere
thanks to Mrs. r. B. M, SilDer
Spring, and Mrs. H. M. W., Wash
ington, for their recipes for max
ing sour beet, tDhich were similar
to the one printed dbore.)
Evening star., 1944-03-29
By Evelyn HAYES,

into a chic shortie. If the original
coat is of the dressmaker variety,
try turning it into a short tunic
with drawstring belt. These short
Evening star., 1944-03-29
COOKED SALAD DRESSING.


Chevy ChaSe.)
In answer to the request of Mrs
P. J. c., Rockville, for a cooked
salad dressing, I would like to Offer
the following, and although it does
not contain cream, believe she
will find it quite satisfactory. 1t is
particularly good for chicken salac
and potato salad.
-Four eggs (or just yolks), 4 table
spoons vinegar, teaspoons pre-
pared mustard, 8 tablespoons salac
oil, 2 teaspoons sugar, l teaspoon
salt, paprika and celery seed as
desired.
Break eggs in top of double boiler
add other ingredients, beating we'll
Cook over boiling water, stirring
constantly until thick, S to 10 min
utes. Add paprika and celery seed
I have read and used your sug.
gestions for the past few months
and have been so anxious to make
some small contribution. 1t is a
great builder of home front
morale.
Evening star., 1944-03-29

GLASS TOP?
REQUESTED by Mrs. Lag,
Mount Rdinier.l

GLASS TOP?
REQUESTED by Mrs. Lag,
Mount Rainier
Can some one tell me how to re-
move a glass top from my coffee
table which has become badly stuck? ?
FRUIT CAKE USING GROUND
ALMONDS?
REQUESTED by Mrs. M. G. B.,
Washington
Does any one have a recipe for
fruit cake that uses ground almonds
instead of flour?
CANDY THERMOMETER.
(Thanks to Mrs. w. F. M,
WGShington.)
In answer to a request by Mrs. M
L. E., Washington, about the use of
a candy thermometer. I clip the
thermometer on the pan as soon as
1 put the candy on the fire to cook
If you wish to put it in the candy
after it is boiling, heat the thermom-
eter under the hot water faucet be-
fore putting in it the candy.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
MARKS ON SILVER

(Thanks to Mrs. E. W, Arlington
Unfortunately you can't do any
thing about the pitted marks or
your silver, except to remember in
the future to avoid letting salt re-
main on it for any length of time
The marks or pit are caused by the
salt eating into the silver Nc
amount of rubbing will eradicate
them I had the same trouble with
a dish I allowed salted peanuts te
remain in overnight and the only
solution was to have the jeweler re-
silver in the same manner as silver
plate is done.
Editors note: We i0iSh to
thank Mrs. M. E. G., Lorton, Va,
for submitting a similar dnsWer.)
Evening star., 1944-03-29
PERSONAL

TRIBUNAL
LADIES' HATS REMODELED. FABRICS,
felts, straws: desiened, blocking. cleaning
y, vogue Hats I3I 18th st. NV, Ex. 3a11. Il
MEETING ROOM. seating Capacity OF 100
splendid for club meetings and card par
ties; ETC.: complete with chairs and card
MI. Soldano. ME $500. ia. 1882
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Campbell. if you are in need of a loan up
to $500 on your signature
laetsod m.MoRRHoiDS 3II,.S. erssieated BY my own
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery, DR.. SOMMERWERCK.
4521 18th ct NV. RA. 4747
IF YOU HAVE no alarm clock phone ord
way 4S13 for prompt wake-up service
SIX months established business.
WATCH REPAIRING. 3 to day service:
all work guaranteed. S. Franks Jewelry
Co; Io4 14th st. NV. mr. L. Open ewes
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE willing take
ambulatory patient to Florida or Cal for
lew weeks: excellent ref. Phone TIA. G217.
GOOD BOARDING HOME in Metropolitan
Area wanted for l-year-old boy Pay
assured: Phone DU. 1878, Chiidrens
FRANCES BOLTON, formerly of Bethesda.
please call Mrs. Elmendorf, Ordway 476s.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
REPAIRS AND SERVICES,

BRICKLAYING, nreplaces and chimneys
ea is Efpafss zisR:n ny wi os ss
small; also locksmith Phone HO. 1915,
DU. 1726. James a. Burdis
CARPENTER WORK. painting, general re-
pairing; Free estimates. Call after Z pm.
GARPsNfRY d WORk, p.infins. lanls general re-
pairing, locksmith. Free estimates, Call
after 5 pm, Emerson e1s5 or WI. e52f.
Afgenhrtght OF Wood. q
Evening star., 1944-03-29
HELP DoMEsTlc Cont }

WOMAN, white. for gh.w.: small home;
good wages; pleasant living quarters. Cali
NO. 1893. 81
WOMAN. white. VIII give good home and
some salary in exchange for assisting with
general housework and care of 2 school,
aged children. Call GE. 1896
GOOD HOME for exp. housekeeper, care
for small boy; must live in; good salary
Evening star., 1944-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

aobnen 90 swsohner So, h1a IL pass 90
vate lessons. Call Republic 62l2, Kits.
lnn,S5: ,1a9 e st Imidss! .Gn1Sf Of n,, block ..
aDpIsc ,iaSls 8ssS MAths. aslsss fdA1cpLAroRs-aur-
chant, hand and elec. sale OF rent: reas.
Air coMPREsSoRs: SO Gu, tt,55 Gu.
riaEins. Cali FIR. s5os between ee 1o.iS ai2
AIR ooNDIrIoNERs, a.-horsepower. ia.
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED tany make.
day al Rotk sad
Resent, ,Jewerv Co, l132 14th st. ".
sf stro oaft RrcoR6 4Pfn CHANGER carros
RC3oA. Jensen 15-in. Coaxisl speaker.
Jensen ssn base ref reflex * cabinet So-wstt ampli-
lapsible. good condition, $40. 1915 S.
ssR,o' sahT oARkiAE a, sf apt prewar steel frame.
rubber. tires. Pullman collspsible collier,
Kee Worth. like new, s35. sH. 0s9s. 2a'
pneumatic balloon tires: chrome trim
n.R mRss s4d Dc gss RssdDS m9de! l.aS folds
mos perfect condition. s45. Temple sSsS,5e.
BABY STROLLER, good rubber tires, with
wagon, with heavy steel wheels anc rubber
tires. Georgia 6511.
BARfEk t4a Pn SaoP Geh 5ss sqgg large ses
BED, double, NAH 4-poster, prevar: coil
sprins Sofn inner,springs mgstress; $40. 574e
BEDS, bunk with metal springs and mat
A1ss jrssses ae s5as5 e = o9mDIsfe bS ARA real buy
ress Ssh seds sneF sSd bfandnsv 5f %s
springs; cut prices; immediate delivery.
sEn alns aS1 6 S5 NV cbslr. DI s7S7
dresser; apt. available. EVENINGS. Apt /,
BEDROOM SUITE, Beaatyrest inner-sprins
ar pm and Sed ssaSss on
BEbRooM SUITE. Ape. twin beds). 18TH
Century mahogany: sensational buy for
aS opsn sandas Sssy s2eSss dsSTs'
BEDRM. SET, NAH: acpcS s135; dining
set, set, IL ,opD. PCS. wal, s1s5; g.father chime
BEDROOM SUITE. SUITE chests he davenport @ suite suite.
studio couch. Hollywood bed. rug. We DO
SUITE sS nns se05sa pess sss vs sG.
sIio or win sell bed separate; ps tee cali IT, TO 70
BEbkooM APf Surf r. sd Halnu, usth St pc sss
late model, excellent condition. SR TR 81 O sS$5O.
BICYCLE, large size; maple crib; carriage.
iron; Al prewar. wo. 5825.
s 1nassd sp P.ySs Sss
i,IS SIsHebd Il 9snt 81 sIss ss' soed .ons,.
Continued on Next Pass.l
Evening star., 1944-03-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ASSISTANT JR. professional collegiate
seeks eG;.t LUCRATIVE paa LOB whose need is i'm
mentally keen. Wants whatever position
can guarantee more Of her effort for
service in winning the war. Box 152.-B
CAPABLE. refined. white woman. good
&C sock: some house duties; take responsi-
COOK AND CIV. small family. Live
IN lovely upstairs guestroom. Near bus.
asfa give sHdRf4xkY M5 I42a college rrsdu
ate, law school, 10 years business ex-
per DeTiense legal Datsnt s seisnte person
cedure; capable assuming responsibility
Adams 1907 or Box I1s-B, Star.
GIRL to care for small apartment and
GIRL, coiored' wants days work. Call
GIRLS G2J' colored. want part-time work
NE; 5693 after 5 pm.
MAID, woman, refined. light colored. wants
position posi- in store age 40. Phone DE.
NURSE, practical. experienced. coiored;
adults or infant care. Phone Decatur
sTENoGRAPHIC AND TYPING work
wanted by @ hour or day Georgia 1855 or
TYPIsT, knowledge of shorthand, desires
position in doctors office; / year nurse S
TetariaI ret, 1Tainins: salary, $50 minimum.
TYPIsT. experienced, needs work at home
because Of childrens age; husband in
Quoted. Best references yrs. local ofice
work WO 223S 30.
WOMAN, colored, "a. with D. C. permit.
would like Job driving in or out of town.
Me 0S4S
YOUNG LADY desires stenographic posi-
tion. evenings Sl25 per hour Call WO
9S69, Rm. 129. between and 10 D m
Wednesday.
HAS YOUR CHAUFFEUR gone to war?
I can drive your car for you 3 or hours
afternoons, exp. driver. D. c. permit Tel
Me 1890 bet 5-6 pm 30.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
SAFEWAY
NEEDS MEN AND WOMEN


For work in food stores near your home
A real opportunity for men and women
who want TO help with the war effort.
STARTING SALARY, S24 so.
!. No experience necessary.
2. Training at full salary.
3. Opportunity for advancement.
4. Vacation with pay.
3. Pleasant working conditions.
&. Opportunity to secure group life in
surance, disqualification, surgical and sick
benefits at a very low cost
Z. No Sunday or holiday work.
3. Convenient working hours.
Apply Safeway employment office, 4th
and T sts. ne, or to the manager of your
nearest Safeway. If you have been previ-
iously employed. bring your release.
WarehouSemen and Stock Clerks.
DAYWORK. 4S-HOUR WEEK
STARTING SALARIES, S24 TO S34
PER WEEK
Boiling Field Exchange,
BOILING FIELD.
FT. OF PORTLAND ST, Sc.
FIR. 5000, EXT. 625.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, DC. B.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont

CORNER GROCERY, doing 800 weekly:
very low rent; rooms, Price. s2.75O; easy
ssTns siPf ANp 10 NovEIrY r. SHOP, NV section
Ion; $3.50. Adams 1868 or De: $3.50.
rd fooms 5 bas ssh and GS
rent: income quoted $3.50 mo. Very best
81 furniture; $4,000 down. Edwin 1.
Ellis, 1910 Vermont ave-, Rm. 2l7. RE.
JEWELRY sToRE-Due to death must
searS se bss VIII S s4oSoo
R;IasG R NJ Pc !, sShsz9. SnN. li23 14th, MA. $500.
sans r Whole Also % has used Dsdm a go2s
81 300 kibeWTssi terms. R. N. De shszo'
kEsrAuRaNF.coeklTAL ts1 ash FA eilT LOUNGE. seats
about l5q. Net rent, sl35; About $1,000
R. M De shazo, Ii2s 18th NV, Ma. $500.
RESTAURANT giauorl-,Desirable rest.
guss sSnx be yold 6dd immsd Seats l25 Rent s15o
RESTAURANT Qiauorj, Que to induction
must sell cheap. 5000 wkly profit. $500
r. M. De Shazo. 1913 I4th, MA. 5520.
GROCERY, gas, oil, bar. that seats $50
1a-car garage and equipment: $4,000:
Can cURTis E. MARTIN.
Phone Alexandria 2110.
RooMING HOUSE, CLOSE in; rooms, in
sos 10th TsufM 81 NV 4 SILVER Ma 1854
BAKERY STAND, in large market; low
overhead; price, S400 can make $50
THURM & SILVER,
Dos 10th 81. NV. Ma. 1854.
NOVELTY SHOP, for women, in a large
building. Wonderful possibilities. Neatly
equipped and stocked 81 800 for equip
ment and goodwill.
90S 10th st. NV, MA. 1854.
RCOMING HOUSE 66 rooms, 1s baths,
running water in 81 rooms. One of the
best roomjng house locations in town.
Income quoted Sl,700 month. plus one
apartment. All D. c; regulation require
THURM e. SILVER.
e0s 10th St, NV Ma ae54.
TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS.
Satisfactory and Prompt Results.
Thurm & Silver. 90s 10th st. Ma. 1854.
M1ToE sSyS Ro HAgLNG MEN Ws coNTgAGT aN AyAk ~
sENTIAL MAR-WoRK BUSINESS. LONG
TON WANTS IMMEDIATE REsPON,
THE ROADS STRAIGHT JOBS OR TRAC-
THEN INVESTMENT OF 81 900 CAN Sc
CURE SUCH SUITABLE EQUIPMENT FOR
DOWN PAYMENT. LONGTIME CON
TRACT PROVIDED. PROFITABLE BUSI-
NESS. FULL DETAILS ON REQUEST
BOX 159-E. STAR
Evening star., 1944-03-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE on r. I. ave NV. near
18th: II rms. 6 baths; owner states S400
profit monthly; ,s1,5oO down, Bob Hol-
WISH TO PURCHASE established hard
ware and housefurnishings store preferably
NV. section, good location. Hobart 1915.
ROoMING HOUSE. Rhode Island ave.
furniture; 81 600. terms n Ed Edwin e. L. Eils, nHe
l AM INTERESTED in purchasing one or
more more small casualty insurance brokerage
SALE prominent roadhouse and store ham
ding gen. mdse;; midway between BALTIC,
Washington and Annapolis on two main
h1ghWays Owner retiring. Investigate r.
1TfIcE nys1f sS!tsafil MASAGFk as S sl
nv NV GtEINiNcB aftsE S Box oxd 39s,A Star 80.
fsyn5 or fE sunssy ryee Phone
RESTAURANT, bar, nearby Nd: excellent
business, $500 weekly business price
sfTEArIHoN lS5f Stfs new 30. Dat
ent advertissins ad folding fan also hand fans.
Order early, receive early. Many other
clever advt. novelties. Tel. Ray Hollander,
RooMiNG HOUSE: $500 down: II rms,
lished; make offer. Edwin L. Ellis, 1910
HoFFT bfSNG STs S ROOM RE lay sl4s eouDDed
o pantry rent seated storm
guests. Ayres Realty Co.. 500 Boardwalk.
BUYERS WAITING for restaurants with
14th st. NV. DU. 5o51. 81
Evening star., 1944-03-29
SALESWOMFN.
MILLINERY

MUST BE EXPERIENCED IN SELLING
BETTER TYPE MILLINERY PERMANENT
pOSIIION. GOOD SALARY PLUS COM
RALEIGH HABERDASHER.
ROOM 800
1900 2 ST
Evening star., 1944-03-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, with ref, for adult family: NV. or
Marie.
DRESSMAKER wants a few days out. will
work with tailor, experienced North O530.
GIRL, colored, wants days work Call
AID. 1928.
GIRL, colored, experienced wants days
work. Adams 1902
GIRL, colored wants sob cooking for group
Of men; good reference. Call evenings
MORNING WORK by reliable colored
woman, best ref. Call GE. 6S39
WOMAN colored, wants cooking and
INV; stay nights; references. Call 1911
L st. NV
Evening star., 1944-03-29

10 take charge Of small cafeteria in Alex
SURROUNDINGS; must have had previous food
caieteria or restaurant experience. Reply
experience. Box AID. star.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
COMPTOMFTER COTRSES
MOTOR TRAVEL,

MARRIED COUPLE will share expenses.
help drive, through Middlesboro, KY or
nearby. Leaving April 1st. Mr. Cherner,
Ii. 973S before pm oas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09
FIRST COLORED WOMAN GETS
FEDERAL POST In CANAL ZONE
BY yERNA ARvEY

Los ANGELES. Cal
wins News scr,ice) THE recent
appointment o. Miss Leoner jump
as principal Of the La Boca Nor
NAL Training school in the Canal
Zone has marked a decided step
forward for colored people in
that community, as Miss jump
is the first colored woman TO
have become an official in any
governmental organization Of the
Panama Canal.
Miss Jump is Panamanian
Negro oldest daughter OF VIII
liam A. Jump. one OF the Oldest
aud most prominent residents OF
any Canal Zone silver town
sites lie has worked with the
Panama Canal from the time OF
General George Goethals. first
governor OF the Canal. in a posi-
ton OF great responsibility.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09

Forty eight per cent Of these
cases showed definite signs Of
paralysis
Tho delay in opening schools
IS TO prevent large numbers OF
children from coming together in
close contact and this precautlon
viii be iaeffectual II parents per-
nit children 10 gather in crowds
for entertainment This warning
applies 70 outdoor gatherings az
well as TO those held indoors
Dr. Douglas recommends the
following precautions TO parents
and others responsible for the
care OF children avoid overtir-
ine and extreme fatigue; avoid
chillings give particular auen-
fion TO personal cleanliness such
as handwashing before eating;
keep flies away from food avoid
unnecessary contact with persons
who have symptoms OF illness.
Don't delay calling physician
Il the following symptoms occur:
fever. headache. stiffness and
pain in the back OF the neck.
signs or p cold vomiting, diar-
Ihea. or weakness In any muscle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09

Kenneth Melvin. and Alfred
Madison The sum raised for
Siil5. The superintendent re-
viewed the lesson.
st IL m. Pastor J. D. Davis
preached from Joshua 46. sub
icct. Leave Your Sign Behind =
Nine members were added. Sew
cral new members will be hap
tised Sunday. Sept. 10, at Mt
lions church pool.
The Down River quartet rem
dercd their first Sunday program
sunday at First Baptist
Don't fail to attend Pastor Da-
Wis twelfth anniversary observ-
ance next week. Visiting minis
ters will be the Rev. W. j. Woods
and the Rev. b. Smith.
Myrtle .on is church reporter.
MI. Zion Baptist Church
when s. S. opened last Sunday
morning. Herman Parker was In
charge. saul Rejected" was the
tonic OF the lesson. The Rev. and
AIRS Hemingway were visitors
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Daddy Grace Uses
His Garden Hose
To Baptise 600

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daunted by the refusal OF the
commissioners 10 grant him the
use OF the fire department for
his annual baptism OF iubilant
converts, Daddy Grace baptised
his host OF GOO religious exuber-
ants with garden hose last
Sunday In roped off area
Although the baptism was a
tough job. Daddy Grace managed
20 stagger through the perform
ance with the assistance OF two
OF his elders. AS usual, the relig-
ious fanaticism prevalent caught
the converts and they frolicked
and pranced through the cere-
mony TO the strains OF music and
shouting and singing. Hundreds
OF whites lined the sidewalks and
enjoyed the spectacle.