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Evening star., 1944-08-17

celery seed, mustard seed. and !
cup sugar. Add 2 teaspoons mus.
tard (Cryl, l teaspoon tumeric,
tablespoons cornstarch and pint.
good vinegar. Chop the cabbage
and salt down about l hour. Ado
sugar and 2 teaspoons salt to vine
gar and boil. thickening with the
moistened cornstarch. Add other
ingredients and boil 10 minutes
Put in sterilized jars and seal. Oi
course, the corn is cut off the ears
before using.
Corn Saiad-Twenty-four ears
sweet corn, l head cabbage.
onions, 4 green peppers, 4 punches
celery. Chop fine. Add u cur
tscanb of salt, 4 cup dry mustard
cups sugar, quarts cider vinegar
Boil 20 minutes and then can.
l wonder II any one would be
interested, now that our Victory
crops are coming along so well, in
another fashioned recipe, green
tomato mincemeat? I'll include it
and you may use your own judg
ment.
This can be prepared and canned
as any other mincemeat or pickle
and used as wanted. It's delicious
very much less expensive than
regular" mincemeat, and I'll give
the amount for ONE PIE.
Green Tomato Mincemeat-Tw
cups chopped green tomatoes, l cup
chopped apples 'pareb, cups
brown sugar, 11a cups seeded raisinS
may include few figs. dates, can
died peel OF what-have-yOu. includ-
ing nuts. a cup melted butter or
a little less oil OF shortening. e
teaspoon cloves. l teaspoon CHINA
mon, dash nutmeg, tablespoons
strong vinegar. a teaspoon salt
Cook IS to so minutes and seal in
Sterilized jars. Use COLD in pie and
bake as usual
Another timely recipe for a crop
apt to get out of hand in quantity
is DeViled Cucumbers: Pare cucum-
bers and cut into 1g-inch sections
crosswise. Cook slowly in a very
little water. Cover with sauce and
serve, draining of water if any is
left.
Sauce-Four tablespoons salad
VII, oobiSoPooiI VIhCSuI, q bcd-
spoon salt, dash Of cayenne pepper
yolks 2 hardboiled eggs put through
sieve. Beat we'll with fork and
pour over.
East Indian Chutney-Is nice
with meats such as boiled beef or
chicken snd Is easy and quick to
make.
Twelve green sour apples, 6 green
tomatoes. 2 green peppers. small
onions, / cup seedless raisins,
quart vinegar, 2 teaspoons mustard
dry, 2 teaspoons salt. l cup pow
dered sugar mot ~essentiaD, cups
brown sugar.
Remove seeds and all white men,
brane from peppers, add tomatoes
peeled and onions and chop fine,
and 1t should be very fine. Put
vinegar, sugar and raisins in large
Evening star., 1944-08-17
Ripe Tomato
Preserves
8 cups prepared tomatoes.
81 cups sugar.

cups prepared tomatoes.
61a cups sugar.
l bottle fruit pectin.
To prepare tomatoes, scald,
peel, and crush about 2h
pounds ripe tomatoes, or use
canned tomatoes. Boil 4 cups
crushed tomatoes 20 minutes,
uncovered, stirring occasionally.
Add 4 cup lemon juice and
grated rind Of l lemon.
Measure sugar and prepared
tomatoes into large kettle, fill-
ing up last cup with water II
necessary. Mix well.
Bring to q full rolling boil
over hottest fire. Stir con-
stantly before and while boil
ing. Boil hard / minute.
Remove from fire and stir in
bottled fruit pectin. Stir and
skim by turns for Just 5 min
utes to cool slightly, OF prevent
floating fruit. Pour quickly.
Parafiin hot preserves at once.
Makes about 8 glasses e fluid
ounces each).
Evening star., 1944-08-17
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Evening star., 1944-08-17
By Betsy CasweN.
Woman'S News Editor.

sections, beets and broccoli from
Pennsylvania, squash and eggplant
Spinach is practically nonexistent,
but there are good supplies of kale,
collards, turnip green's and rape
salad.
Here and There: Maybe it
will surprise you to know that the
luscious cantaloupe IL A. rich =
source Of vitamin G as are oranges
and grapefruit--and even richer
than the much-trumpeted tomato I
Half a cantaloupe at breakfast will
practically fill your &C" needs for
the day. Certainly q mighty pleas
ant way to take your medicine" I. d.. .
When home fruit rises to
Evening star., 1944-08-17

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House. Womans Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those Of The Star. and as it is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted. we
cannot assume responsibility
for them. B. C.
Evening star., 1944-08-17

PEACH CHIFFON PIE.
! envelope plain unfavored gelatin
4 cup cold water.
4 eggs.
- cup sugar
1i2 cups mashed peaches.
!. teaspoon salt.
/ tablespoon lemon juice
Soften gelatin in cold water
Beat egg yolks slightly. add q cur
sugar, peaches. salt and lemon juice
and cook in double boiler until o1
custard consistency. Remove from
fire and add softened gelatin. STIR
ring until dissolved. Cool and Wher
mixture begins to thicken, fold in
stiff1y beaten egg whites to which
y cup sugar has been added. Fill
baked pie shell and place In refrig-
orator, chilling until firm. Before
serving spread nice layer of whipped
cream over pie, if desired.
Yield. l 9-inch pie.
PEACH MOUSSE.
envelope plain unflayored gelat tin
4 cup cold water
u cup powdered sugar.
2 cups cream or evaporated milk
whipped.
l tablespoonful 1emond juice.
ia cups peach pulp.
J.. teaspoonful salt.
q teaspoonful vanilla. if desired
Soften gelatin in cold water
Place dish over boiling water and
stir until gelatin is dissolved. Mix
with fruit pulp which has been
drained of juice and sprinkled with
powdered sugar. Fold in whipped
cream or whipped evaporated milk
Add salt, lemon juice and vanilla
and turn into mold. having mixture
overflow mold. Adjust cover. Pack
in ice and salt for three hours and
unmold. Or. turn mixture into
trays OF mechanical refrigerator
When making orange mousse, add
grated orange rind from one orange
Small baking powder boxes may be
used for molds in which mousse is
frozen
Evening star., 1944-08-17
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on these pages must be inter-
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ana must then secure final re-
JerTat from the United States
employment Service unless az
Ton9en1ents haze been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement.
Evening star., 1944-08-17
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Evening star., 1944-08-17
CORN RELISH:
OTHER TIMELY RECIPES.
n h a La La u AsIsA aH<,aa


THANKS to r. X, Arlingtonj
In answer to the request for an
old fashioned corn relish, may l
submit the following? I have used
both and found both very accurate
and good
Corn Sauce-To 6 ears of corn
allow one large head of cabbage, 4
green peppers, 3 teaspoons each of
Evening star., 1944-08-17
Readers Clearing House

kettle and add chopped mixture.
Let simmer l hour, add spices. or
they may be added earlier ii you
don't mind the chutney being a bit
darker, and the chopped apples and
cook very slowly until soft and
thick. Put in sterilized hot Jars
and seal.
Peach Chutney--1s almost the
same, but bit sharper in flavor. Six
large peaches. II ripe tomatoes. "a
apples, cups raisinS, 8 small onions,
4 peppers, cups brown sugar, 2 cups
vinegar, 2 tablespoons salt, Il pack
age picking spices or equivalent of
stick cinnamon. celery seed. etc. Re-
move skins from peaches. tomatoes
apples and onions, discarding stones
and cores and pepper seeds and
membrane. Chop the fruit, raisins,
onions and peppers very fine, add
sugar. vinegar. salt and spices tied
in bag, and let simmer l hour.
Store as above.
India Relish-Ten large green to-
matoes, IL large onions, peppers
- green and red, medium sized
head OF cabbage. stalks celery, 6
cucumbers, 4 tablespoons mustard
seed. 2 tablespoons flour and dry
mustard mixed together. 1 teaspoon
tumeric powder, IL pounds dark
brown sugar. Chop all the vegetables
very fine-like the commercial India
Rellsh-cover with good strong
vinegar and cook about ,. hour.
Can and seal. Makes quarts.
Easy Grape Juice-Have fruit Jars
or 2-quart jugs well sterilized. Put
into l quart jars l large, heaping
cup whole mashed well washed
grapes and !. cup Of sugar. Fill lar
with boiling water and seal II into
2-quart size, double the quantities.
Ready to use in two months. Strain
before serving and do not add anv
water
Thanks to Mrs. r II. ~,
WoShingtonJ
I enjoy the Readers Clearing
House page so very much, so am
sending to Mrs. A. d. E., Silver
Spring, a corn relish recipe. I call
At corn salad. l have made some
already and it is delicious.
Corn Salad-Twelve ears OF sweet
corn. II mangoes. red and green; |
head of cabbage. shredded: s
chopped onions, l bunch celery. cut
In small pieces.
Mix all this with l-quart Jar OF
prepared mustard. pint vinegar.
salt to taste, l quart of sugar. Cook
together 30 minutes and can hot.
This makes pintS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Many thanks 10 the tollO,D,ng
readers ,Oho haze sent in suooes-
tionS and recipes similar TO Others
previously received
Mrs. A. 3. NJ, CheUy Chase,
Md: Mrs. w. s. b.. Siluer Spring;
Mrs. E. II. w. Germantown: Mrs.
L. B. r.. BladenSburg; Miss E. M.
r.. Bethesda: Mrs. A. E. e..
Brdndy'otne; Mrs. NJ. S. C. and E.
B. NJ. LandODer: Mrs. r. N. j..
Washington Mrs. E. l.. p, Stlrer
Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Two Violent Deaths

Two violent deaths IN one day
was unusual IN these parts,
thought the sheriff ~ ne re-
sumcd ms arch while the cor
oner bent TO examine the body
of the woman Stone found TWO
important clues the woman
wrist watch. Us hands stopped
AZ 7.49, lay IN the weeds. and
he picked up a single exploded
shell from IS automatic
Coroner Foster reported that
the victim had been dead, AZ
least IS hours. This, together
with the wrist watch clue. sug-
geSted that the woman had died
AZ about 149 Monday night,
Jan
The body va, removed 10 tho
norguc and Sheriff Stone and
his deputy drove 10 Dayiona
Beach 10 search The rooms in
the boarding house where the
Duchess lived There they found
a volume OF love letters from
many different men each of
whom would have 10 be checked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Robber Confesses

Upon finding that his victims
had little money. the robbeT
may well have released his fury
on the woman while his other
victim escaped
ON these conecturcS the case
rested during the ensuing week.
Then. early in March, Al
Chattanooga, A holdup man
named Charles Oliver was NOR
tally wounded in a running gun
battle with the police and be-
fore he died. Oliver confessed
that he was wanted for murder
lnE A woman In Florida.
The bandit had been operat-
ing around The outskirts of.
Chattanooga during the past
two months hijacking beer
trucks and stealing cars; dctec-
tivcS assigned 10 pick him up
surprised him IN the act Of hold.
inc up gas station. Oliver was
IS with blue eyes and red hair
He had used a rs revolver in
hlS battle with the police and a
- was found in his car. But
there was no .25 automatic.
The Chattanooga officers got
in touch with Sheriff Stone. who
requested that pictures. finger
prints and hair samples be sent
10 him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Tells Of Party

When the newspapers pub
lIshed details OF the crime. q
DeLand salesman visited the
sheriff and volunteered the
frank information that he had
escorted Ethel 10 a party on
New Years Eve
AFTER the party the Duchess
ed me 10 see her home" eN-
psained the salesman. "She said
she wasn't too nervous. hut
shed feel better IL / came
along"
The salesman was the first Of
more than a dozen male friends
10 be questioned, then checked
and rechecked. Each and every
one proved 10 be in the clear as
far as the crime was concerned
An exam nation OF the
blanket produced some short
red hairs, which prompted the
broadcast OF A general alarm
for a red-heade man carrying
q Is automatic.
Al this point, Wild rumorS
linked the name OF the suicide.
John Hammond, with that Of
Mrs. Wigington. A checkup re-
vealed Hammond had been All
sent from his home on the
ApvERTisEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Known as Duchess

However. the woman was
scarcely recognizable nov aS the
girl whose beauty had earned
her the title of Duchess. She
lay awkwardly, her clothes in
disarray. and two )ullet holes
perforated the right side OF her
face, one in the temple and the
other near the chin.
The abandoned automobile
belonged 10 the victim. ON the
front seat was draped tan
blanket which was blood-Spat-
tered. In the back. the floor
was covered with cieArct butts
and a few cola bottles. and Off
the back seat rested primly
ed slip
US the sheriff and his deputy
turned their attention 10 the
surrounding terrain, Coroner VI.
Foster drove up with the star
ting news that a prominent
Daytona Beach lawyer, John
Hammond had committed sui
eide with .3S pistol,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

Casa ROsada since the new
order came 10 Argentina. Gen.
Farrell. current puppet presi-
dent, has strings which are
pulled only by PerOn.
DOTH Pcroa and Psrlingsr
I'D are behind Frttz MdHdT
fHedy LemaTr.S ar acho Is run
ming the drmn meHtS industry IN
Argentine tCith Nazi backing.
Mdndl has emerged IN recent
months as q particular buddy Of
Periinger But PeroR is his
best customer Mnndl, UhO
claims to be refugee from Hit
ler's Europe. managed TO bring
out plenty Of cash from Europe.
He bought heavily into The old
MihGnouich line Of river steam
ers which a oHe-time immigrant
boy built into muitimiilioH-
peso transportation monopoly
linking Argentina, Uruguay and
p0T0Otou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Hair Clue TO Killer

When these arrived in De
Land. Stone turned them over
10 the state chemist. who re-
ported the hairs found on the
blanket IN the Duchess car
were Identical with those for
warded from Chattanooga.
When this new development
was publicized. A former convict
now turned straight came for
ward with information that he
had once served a sentence with
Oliver and got 10 know him
well. lie stated that he saw
him driving his tan Ford sedan
in Daytona Beach on New
Years Day.
oliver" explained the viSi-
tor. FUSED to he n minor league
ball player who had a terrific
ego; and when he tried out for
the ma jors but couldn't make
the grade. ID made him the most
bitter. ruthless and fearless man
I've ever met"
Copyright, 1874. by King Features
ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Checked on Attorney

This looked like another blind
alley Until a local resident re-
ported hailing Hammond about
10 miles out of Daytona Beach,
hut he said he received no ac-
acknowledgement of his greeting;
that occurred around 10 a. m,
Jan. 2. the day after the Ouch
-eSS vas murdered
Also. Sheriff Stone located
two of the dead mans friends
who had talked with Hammond
early Tuesday morning, both
said the lawyer had acted
highly nervous and distraught.
The first sensible story Sher-
iG Stone had been able 80 mus
ter now formed in his mind. II
seemed possible that Hammond
had met the Duchess in Day
tona Beach on the fatal night
and that he was invited for a
ride.
Suppose they had been indis-
Greet enough 10 park for a few
moments. all the while under
surveillance OF some ruthless
highwayman riding a tan Sc
dan? Suppose the thug al
tempted robbery and with the
gun forced the couple out of the
car and into the brush.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

THE Argentine military clique
Il gets models of tanks. guns
and otifef-waF materials from
Germany through fascist Spain.
With these and with MandlS
genius and organizing ability,
they have been able 10 produce
reasonable facsimiles as lethal
as the originals.
All of this is kept very hush
hush, and employees in war plants
are under tighter wraps than
defense workers in the United
States.
Army men are in charge OF
every war plant.
Mandl has produced a fairly
good small tank, and his plants
are tooling up for vastly in
creased production.
Because many Of the items
they need can no longer be i'm
ported, the Argentine fasclsts
have been forced TO evolve sub
stitutes by the hundreds.
Argentina produces as great a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Father, Mother There

t,athef-and mother, divorced
IL years ago, were on hand for
their daughter : triumph. which
Was exactly that no matter
what may bc the fate OF the
play. For keeps" by +. Hugh
Herbert. They were pretty
proud people.
Patricia. who reminds you
quite a bit OF her mother in
looks, voice and some manner
isrns, got her start in the the
alter a couple of summers ago
when she played role in the
Bucks County Playhouse pro-
duction Susan and God"
In For Keeps" Miss Kirk
land is called upon 10 do hercu-
lean work in keeping the play
alive and / don't know any one
who could have done any more
for IL She is a talented young
ster and you'll hear a lot more
OF her from now on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

come ont Of the MGndl plants IN
r. A. seem 10 haze mdtsrpilidr
threads, steel armOr, gasoline
and turret guns.
Mandrs plants are making
r. A. seem 20 haze caterpillar
are dozens OF other concerted
factories ia the industrial Avsi-
laHeda district Of BUenos Aires.
Plants that formerly turned out
everything from bottle tops 10
cdr couplings are noU making
shells, guns and explosives.
And the methods, the kHotc-
hoio and experience Man d I
gained IN Europe are being en-
pioBed 10 heip coHrert these
plants into the largest and most
efficient 1car plants IN Latin
America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

was he keeping a rendezvous?
Finally, what was the motive
for the duchess murder?
On Wednesday noon. Jan. ;,
1910, the body of a woman WAS
found by a local farmer ucar n
stalled car in the weeds border
ing the little used lane known
as Nine Mile Still road.
Sheriff S. L. Stone and Dep
uty J. r. Shadburn reached the
scene and identified the victim
as Mrs. Ethel Wigington, a "a
year-old divorcee who formerly
worked IN the courthouse in De
Land. She had recently moved
TO Daytona Beach, 20 miles
northeast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Woman of Destiny

NEXT TO MandI, the most
important nOnofficial personality
In Buenos Aires today In q
woman, actress Eva Duarte-
known as Evita (Little Eva) TO
the Disguised Argentinians.
Before the putsch Of June 4,
1913, Evita was q small-time
radio actress, more noted for
her triumphs as a playboy's girl
friend than as an artist. After
the putsch, Evita went in for
colonies In a big way.
In her own coy way, Evita
may yet become one OF this
hemisphere's women Of destiny.
Not because of her looks or her
talents - hut because of her
wAgging tongue. LII Eva talks
too durn much!!!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Patricia Kirkland S Debut
BY JACK GANER
rni,ed Pres. stan Correspondent

tnitsd Press STAN tnTfespoDdent
NEW YORK. June "a A
~ pretty, dark-haired, 18-
year-old girl, making her Broad
way debut. carried a play
around on her shoulders for a
couple Of hours at the Henry
Miller Theater and none Of the
regulars was much surprised
that she brought off her own
part of the evening with re-
sounding success. They knew
her background.
The girl was Patricia Kirk
land, daughter OF Nancy Car
roll. Hollywoods red-haired
darling of the late 20's and
early sos, and Jack Kirkland,
playwright. producer, Scenarist.
the man who turned Tobacco
Road" from a novel into stage
ingtifiIftpD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Not Fathers Play

Playwright Kirkland had
nothing 10 do with this play
aside from being the father of
Us leading player. lie married
Miss Carroll. a New York Irish
lass from the musical comedy
ChoruSeS in 1924 while he was
A struggling They're always
called that young newspaper
man. They were divorced in
1881 and subsequently Kirk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

Argentine lasclsm ; NUMBER
One and Two Boys-are
Jailed or hung by a new
nonmilitary government Of the
people.
WHILE THE United Nations
forces battle TO liberate Europe,
the three-cornered fight for con
troll Of Argentina Il also roaring
to a climax. Buenos Aires Is to-
day witnessing n battle between
PerOn. Perlinger and the decent
citizens OF the once great demOc-
racy. Peron and Perllnger are
fighting II out with each other
for the post of No. 1.
But they get together 10 keep
representative government from
coming back to the Pampas.
Peron (war. labor and welfare
minister) Is on top right now.
Power Behind Throne
Chief OF the GOU, the clique
of Argentine brass hats who
pushed Argentine into fascism
a year ago, Peron has 40 far
made and broken two OF the
three "presidents" TO sit In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

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women, almost like other days!
Made OF pure surgical cotton, Tam
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worn internally. TampaK is compact
10 carry and easy to dispose Of, and
Asrs are no belts. pins or external
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
Some Women are Quicker
An improvement like Tompox
means more than vst another
method. Reed what il really
means TO the morale

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
TRUE DETECTIVE STORY
Terry mSzane ''''''''
Attorneys Suicide Complexities
OMystery Of Duchess Death

IN THE police hes OF Vousia County, Fla the case OF
Wigington- afectonatey the .duchess -
marked closed But few questions keman unanswered
What brought the to desoate Nine Mile Still road
and her doom? Was John Hammond with her there was
presence Charles Oliver the coincidence or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

variety of vital raw materials
for war as almost any other
Latin American country. The
tie-in with tin and tungsten rich
Bolivia has had more to IL than
Argentina's desire 10 see a SINH
lar regime in La PaZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

nights OF Dec. 30, 81 and Jan. !.
Persistent phoning established
that ne had registered at the
Millncr Hotel in Jacksonville,
80 miles north. on Saturday,
Dec 30, CHECKING out at 9 a. mr.
Jan. !. Firm Jacksonville,
Stone learned, he took bus
south so every hotel and tourist
camp en- route 10 Daytona
Beach was checked.