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Evening star., 1944-05-08

The Club de Jeudi moved outdoors
and cooked its meat over the back
yard barbecue and set its table
under q pleasant apple tree. If the
evening had turned out unkind as
to the weather, the whole perfom-
ance could have been moved back
into the house-it was that kind OF
a dinner.
The dinner had it's inception in q
special recipe for barbecue sauce
a recipe which had come from Okla
homa where the inventor gave it the
brisk and sturdy name of "Diablc
barbecue sauce" The sauce would
be of little help without the appro-
pirate bit of meat to roast, so the
chef of the evening produced a nice
roast Of pork big enough to serve
eight.
And to keep things moving easily
and nimbly under more or less rus
tic outdoor conditions, all such
things as soups and entrees were
abandoned. Instead, the dinner
started right out with a big bowl
Of salad, there was more salad for
the asking when the barbecue pork
came on apace-and as it turned
out, the extra supply Of salad helped
to put out the fire generated by the
sauce.
And 50 here was the menu:
Victory Salad
Barbecue OF Roast Pork
NetD Boiled Potatoes. Didblo Sauce
Sour Cherry Pie
Bottled Beer Coffee
The idea Of starting informal
dinners with an ample bowl of salad,
with requirements" readily avail
able, is ordinarily a most useful plan,
especially so when it can be carried
right through q main course which
really cries for q salad.
Incidentally, when the salad Is
to be used in this way, it is well
to give 1t an added festive touch
If there are few avocados about,
they will do nicely, in neat slices
Artichokes are good, taken right
from the jars or bottles, though
Evening star., 1944-05-08
By MsrgSrsf NosceH

Then move on to the next area.
Be sure that you overlap carefully
SO that there will be no streaks on
the finished product. This isn't an
easy job. It will take you q good
two hours to do q 8 by IL rug, and,
unless you are wise enough to stand
up and stretch every 50 often, you
will notice the strain in back and
arms. But the finished product will
be well worth the effort.
This hand shampoo treatment Is
the best possible care for your ORR
entail rugs. It Is also ideal for deli
cate hooked rugs and your light
surfaced broadlooms. You may find
that broadlooms will fun up and
shed with your scrubbing efforts.
This is not cause for worry. This
is loose pile that has worked out Of
the backing and has been matted
down until your scrubbing brought
Evening star., 1944-05-08

ule. I used to feel that way too,
gals. Does it really cover the jobs.
or does 1t just talk?
X X
KUMQUAT PRESERVES.
THANKS to Mrs. w. F. S..
Arlington)
In reply to the request of Mrs. w.
C. S. for a recipe for kumquate pre-
serves, I offer the following which
I found in a book FLORIDA Fruits
and Vegetables" put out by the
Florida Department of Agriculture.
Kumquat Preserves; One pound
kumquats, y pound sugar, 8 cups
water.
Wash kumquats with soap and
Evening star., 1944-05-08

Fresh, gay and festive looking are
this summers brand-new pinafores
This one done with interesting sus.
pender strap effect can be made ir
the brightest of cotton materials.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1892 |.
designed for sizes 4, S, 8, 7, 8, 8 anc
10 years. Size requires 2h yards
OF 35-inch material. 8 yards ricrae
trim.
Ready now-the brand-new ABC
Pattern Book-the quickest aid tc
nome sewers yet devised. It's q
complete up-to-the-minute cata-
logue. Price. 10 cents per COPY
Order an ABC Pattern Book with a
l5-cent pattern for Is cents, plus
/ cent postage.
For this attractive pattern send
ID cents, plus cent for postage
In coins with your name, address
pattern number and size wanted tc
Barbara Bell, Washington Star, Post
Once Box 80, Station @, New York
10, N. Y,
Evening star., 1944-05-08
'Round About the Home

Rug shampooing is just one more
Of the many duties that the good
housewife has taken over. It is a
time-taking Job, without q doubt
But If the rugman refuses to take
on your possessions this year, 1t is
the only way you can put them into
storage condition.
You may use one of the prepared
rug shampoo powders, or your ia
vorite mild soap. In either case, it
is the suds that do the cleaning
The smallest amount of water that
will hold the suds together Is all that
Is necessary. Whip up the powder
or the soap fakes in a bowl of warm
water. Beat them with your hands
until they stand high in the bowl.
Dip the scrub brush into the suds
and clean a small area, no more
than 18 inches square, with the suds.
Wipe the suds OF immediately with
q clean cloth wrung out Of cool
water.
Evening star., 1944-05-08

It to light. When you have finished
the cleaning, and the rug has had .
couple hours to dry, take up the
nun with the vacuum cleaner or the
carpet sweeper.
This treatment Is only useful for
cleaning the surface Of the pile.
The soapsuds do not, and should
not, penetrate into the backing of
the rug. Sand, grit and dirt should
be removed by the professional
cleaners as often as necessary. This
varies In each household. The liv-
ing room rug, which gets all the
wear and tear from small boys feet
as they run in and out to play, Is
going to need care oftener than the
one In an apartment used only by
adults.
When professionally cleaned, the
rug Is put on huge rollers which
separates the pile so the sand and
grit may be removed by vacuum
cleaners. This removes the grit
which has tendency to cut the pile
and the backing. Though brushing
and vacuuming Of the rug surface
at home Is an aid in keeping it
clean. 1t Is practically impossible to
remove all the dirt without placing
1t on rollers. So, no matter how
good job you do with your surface
cleaning, you should plan to have
the rug dust cleaned whenever IL
seems necessary.
There are several shampoos on
the market which are especially
fine, as they will insure the color
against running. Your patterned
rug will be just as safe as the plain
color broadloom with this type of
washing. The soap granuIes are of
vegetable origin. Dissolve freely in
warm water and whip up to a won-
derful suds. They have a sweet
odor like newly-cut grass, which re-
minds us of the yucca suds the
Indians use to wash their hair. The
suds leaves the rug pile smooth and
shining also.
Every one is making an effort
these days to keep their possessions
in good order by giving them per-
sonal care when professional care Is
not available. Though, we repeat,
rug shampooing isn't easy. it will
be well worth the effort to know
that 1t is within your power to keep
your rugs presentable. II you de-
cide-once they are clean-that you
will take them up for the summer,
roll them up with plenty of moth
crystals. wrap them in heavy brown
paper or rug bags and seal all the
edges. Store them in . cool, sdry
place until fall.
Evening star., 1944-05-08

You can embroider these tulips
in color onto your luncheon cloth,
or you can do them in cutwork.
They are lovely either way you do
them
Pattern envelope contains hot
iron transfers for eight designs, four
about 81 by 4, four about 3 by 3
inches; stitch illustrations and full
directions.
Send II cents (coin) for pattern
No. R2100 to Needle Arts Depart
ment, Washington Star, P. o. Box
172, Station D, New York, 8, N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-05-08

Haze stuffed potatoes
ready. Broi chops on one
side. Turn chops and place
refHed potato shells on
broiler, too. Brown and
serve piping hot.
cooking time will be from IL to Is
minutes.
MARTINIQUE POTATOES.
6 medium potatoes, baked.
112 tablespoons butter or
fortified margarine.
l egg yolk.
3 tablespoons milk.
u teaspoon salt.
n teaspoon grated nutmeg.
Cut of tops of baked potatoes
Scoop out the insides and force
through potato ricer. Add butter
or margarine. Mix egg yolk with
the milk and add to potatoes. Add
salt and nutmeg. Beat well. Refill
the potato shells and brown in the
broiler as the chops are cooking on
the second side.
Evening star., 1944-05-08
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Miss Dix-I am young man
In my 20s, very easy going chap.
and my girl friend has a very bad
disposition and never misses an op-
portunity to show her authority. I
have just gotten a written proposal
from her saying that if I will marry
her she will bring home the bacon
and buy me all the good clothes I
can wear. I have been looking for
a chance like this, but would like
your opinion as to whether I can
depend on her or not. But YOU
know how tickle girls are, what
with men being rationed the way
they are in wartime.
THE PETERBORO FLASH.
Answer-Well, I am afraid YOU
would be a flash in the pan if YOU
made that sort of a marriage, and
that you had better cook up a we'd
ding that would have more chances
OF lasting. To begin with, the man
who marries for a meal ticket makes
a bargain that he spends the bal
ance OF his life regretting, for he
parts with his independence and
his self-reSpect and becomes moth
ing but a slave to the woman who
has bought him.
You may think that you would
like to do nothing but sit on the
do-nothing stool, and have money
to spend, and to play around and
have a good time. But you would
find that no labor is so wearing as
dancing attendance on the whims
OF woman who expects you to pav
for your board and clothes by run
ming her errands, and that when
the wife holds the pocketbook she
has a death grip on it and doles
out the pennies, and that you will
never get to play around among the
glamour girls and show off the good
clothes she has bought you.
No money can pay man for
having to live with a wife he has
married for a Support So nv
earnest advice to you is not to try it
Brace up and be a man and make
your own living, instead of trying
to marry it.
Dear Miss Dix-Can a wife love
her husband too much? I am mar
ried to soldier who is overseas
Evening star., 1944-05-08
g:FREsH ORANGE Jelly
(Serves 6; uses 4 pkg.)

/ envelope Knox u tsp. salt
Gelatine u cup orange Juice
l cup hot water 1tbsp. lemon
u cup sugar Juice
Soften gelatine in Y cup coldwater.
Add sugar, salt, hot water; stir un-
til dissolved. Add orange and lemon
juice; mix well. Pour into mold
that has been rinsed in cold water.
Chill until firm. Unmold. Garnish
Evening star., 1944-05-08

Dear Miss Dix-Can a wife love
her husband too much? I am mar
ried to a soldier who is overseas
now. write to him every day and
tell him how much I love him and
how I long for the day of his re-
Evening star., 1944-05-08
DESTRo oY
AN IT'S

Peterman's Ant Food is quick death
to ants. 1t kills by contact or swal-
lowing. Effective "a hours a day:
No odor. Over 1,230,0OO cans of
Peterman's sold last year. Get il at
your druggists, grocer's, and hard
ware dealers.
Evening star., 1944-05-08
Make Your Own Favored
Gelotine Dessert-Easy!

with orange slices If desired.
IMPORTANT Be sure to use Knox
Gelatine. 1t is pure, plain gelatine
-. contains no artificial tlavoring.
Use Knox with all your favorits
fresh fruits and berries not
only for finer flavor, but also for
the precious vitamins you don't get
in artificial mixtures.
FREE write to Mrs. Charles B.
Knox, Box US1, Johnstown, New
York, for a copy Of her new 40
page recipe book, just of the press.
Evening star., 1944-05-08

PESTS ON AFRICAN VIOLETS?
(Requested by Mrs. A. w. H..
Arlington)
Do you have information about
plant lice on African violets? At
the time you printed information
on the African violets my plants
didn't have any pests on them, SC
l threw that page away. Now there
is white matter on the violets and
l am told they are plant lice, but
l can't seem to find any one who
knows what to do for them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

Oliver said.
THE people Of the Sixth
Ward didn't elect me to be
prompted by Jake Waldo"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Il Fraternities
Regain Houses

LANSING, June 2-Seventeen
fraternities which gave up their
houses to provide quarters for
army traineeS on the Michigan
State College campus will re-
sumo operation of the establish
ments here on June 30, President
John A. Hannah announced today.
This move follows army orders
of April l 10 reduce the ASTP
on the college and university
campuSes. Since April l. when
approximately 1000 soldiers re-
ceived orders to report to other
training centers. the frat houses
have not been used. -.---
Hannah said each fraternity
will operate independently. Some
will rent their houses to sorority
groups.
Beginning next fall, Hannah
said about 1875 women will be
assigned to Wells Hall, formerly
used exclusively by men.
- See Air show CITY Alrport
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
OPPOSITE STAND


Commissioner Clarence Mckay
took an opposite stand:
Any organization in the city,
such as the Chamber Of Com
merce, has the right to come i'm
and express its views. ! was
not prompted and l don't know
of any of the commissioners
who were prompted.
He further asserted that Waldo,
representing the UAW-CIO, has
a right TO be heard.
The Go political action COM
mittee was backing an intensive
advertising campaign TO urge
people to register and had made
arrangements TO launch the drive,
but City Clerk Ned Vermylia de-
clared himself in favor of other
dates during which additional
registration places would be set
up throughout the city, Go
idea, to facilitate vote regiStra-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Passes Up
Promotion

FLINT. June Civil service
commission revised its regulations
TO permit Sgt. Harry Troutman
to succeed Ia. Theodore Kauertz
just retired, although Sgt. Ernest
Kilborn was the next in line for
appointment TO the lieutenancy.
At the request of Kilborn, Po-
lice Chief James T. Byars and
other officers involved, the civil
service commission approx d
Troutman's appointment, which
would allow Kilborn. a traffic
division officer, to succeed his
superior. 1t. John Casinger of
the traffic division. when he re-
tires in the near future.
Troutman is a member Of the
uniform division. as was KauertZ.
- See Air show, city Airport -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Flint Official Denies
Yielding To CIO Aide

FLINT June Whether there behind hescenes dictaon
city commission meetings given airing when Commits
Willie Oliver protested that while Jacob Waldo Go
Political director did prompt him attempting to obtain
certain dates for promotion of vote registration campaign
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

has increased his route As customers on
Chope, Eastern and Grand River. and has
earned many sales awards including all
expense paid trips 10 Cleveland and New
York. His route pays him $40 a week in
profits.
Clarence is "a, lives ar jl4s Williams.
is in the tenth grade at Northwestern
High School. lie plans to attend the Uni
versity Of Michigan, wants TO be an air
plane pilot and musician Hens a mem
Der Of his school R.OTC and plays from
bone in the school orchestra and band lie
PLAYS ,hortNop on has branch team IN The
Detroit Times carrier softball league. lie
attends church weekly at Third Baptist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Pea Will Resume
Flint Service June IS

FLINT, June Presumption Of
Pennsylvania Central Airlin e S
commercial flights to Flint is set
for June Is, with Bishop Airport
a stop on a new Detroit-Chicago
flight. the airlines announced.
Air forces return of three
DC-3's taken from the air line
when the United States entered
the war will make possible re-
sumption Of the service which was
halted April l, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Washtenaw Officers
Warn Dog Owners

ANN ARBOR, June 2 - Law
enforcement officers and health
officials in Ann Arbor and Wash
tenaw County joined forces yes
terday u an all out effort TO
force state dog quarantine regula-
tons 10 wipe out rabies.
County Sheriff John l.. Osborn
and Police Chief Sherman Nor
tenson indicated that warrants
would be issued henceforth fol-
persons found violating the state
order. Six mad dogs were founo
during May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

: See Air show, City Airporf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
PEA 10 Resume
Lansing Schedules

LANSING, June 2-The Penn
sylvania-C trail Airlines an
nounced today they plan to re-
sumo two of the daily trips out
of the city which were cancelled
after Pearl Harbor.
Officials said the service will
restore airline travel between
Lansing and Chicago. The latter
flight will 60 by the way of
Grand Rapids and MuSkegon and
will depart in the morning and
return in the afternoon. The two
lines will be re-opened June Is.
- See Air show. City Airnort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Flint Boy. ii.
River Victim

FLINT, June 2-Services are
being arranged today for 1f-year-
old Amos Releford Of 44l8 Grant
who drowned in the Flint River
near the bort highway bridge
yesterday.
He ventured into deep water
and sank beneath the surface.
Two companions, Charles Thomas
of 1430 Alpena and Robert Schaf-
fer of 71S Tilden, were unSuccess-
full in their efforts 10 rescue him,
The body was recovered in
seven feet of water by Clayborn
Resinar of Otter Lake and Jack
Powers of 1904 Nevada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

Oliver did not yield 10 such
coaching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
VarniSheS' Floor
With Maple Syrup

STURGIS, June 2 0NS)--
When the varnish wouldn't spread
smoothly Harvey Keyes, local
painter, accused his wife of not
mixing it properly for him. He
had given the floor in one room
of their house a coating of var
nish before he found out what
was wrong. He had picked up a
can of maple syrup instead.
- See Air show. City Airport -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Your Carrier
LEARNING WHILE EARNING
Introducing Busy Detroit Times
NGgbborbood Carrier Boys
BY i'm SLOWER
To-Day We
Present
Clarence
Sinluel

lie bee am c a
carrier a year and
a half ago 20 gain
the opportunity of
earning prizes and
getting a Praeueal
business education.
Since then. Simuel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Love Of Pirate
Is Easily Upset

In the early 1S00's Pirate. Jean
,afitte was the scourge of the
awless seas. He plundered and
ought with a ferocity that made
him both famed and feared.
The thrilling story of how the
owe of beautiful woman
.hanged the life of Lafitte is
brought TO the radio by FRONT
PAGE DRAMA, heard each Satur-
Law on Station WJLB at 1915
}. m, is a highly popular program
With material from the files of
The American Weekly magazine,
which comes regularly with The
Detroit Sunday Times.
- See Air, show, city Airport -
Buy War Savings Stamps the
-conyenient- way Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

See Air Show. city Airport
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
DATES NOT SET

Dates when the registration
will be held have not yet been
decided upon.
In a labor-endorsed city ad-
ministration, Waldo is the CON
tact" man for the UAW-CIO in
Flint and keeps close tab on city
hall affairs.
- see Air show. CITY Airnort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

All money sent at sender's risk Do not
send cash or stamps. All checks, drafts
and money orders should be made payable
to THE TINES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
international News Service has the ex-
any form all news dispatches credited 20
II or not otherwise credited in this paper.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-16
White BUSINESSMEN
HELP Erect SLUM
CLEARANCE PROJECT

Columbus, Ca, Dec. Is (ANP)
disgust with the "To-
bacco Road" housing conditions in
the Woracobra Creek area here,
men Of this community to volun-
tarily give $4,000 in cash toward
the construction of modern hous-
ing project for Negro inhabitants
of the district, it was disclosed here
by Brown Nicholson, executive di-
rector of the housing authority of
Columbus.
Nicholson, proud of the philan-
thropic action of his neighbors,
boasts that it is the first time in
the history of the nation that it has
been done.
Today, where formerly there had
stretched long, dank rows of three
room shotgun shacks" 160 red
brick apartments are going up in
the district which for years has
been breeding waters for crime and
slow sickness.
The largest shack of the 80 torn
down, composed of five rooms,
housed three families of 13 per-
sons. "When they slept, they just
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-16
committee ANNOUNCES
MORE Contributors TO
|KINCHENS APPEAL FUND

cinnat, who is president of the
NAACP branch in that city, will be
in charge of the appeal, aided by
Samuel Gerson, local lawyer, who
originally defended Kinchens.
The steering committee is COM
posed of Rev. Sherard, DR.. M. R.
Clarke, chairman, C. j. McLin,
Mrs. LOWE Gay, T. P. Turner, and
Lloyd Lewis. Mr.. Lewis is also
treasurer of the fund.
Contributors for this week are
listed on page 2.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-16
TUSKEGEE ANNOUNCE ELECTION
OF new TRUSTEE

TUSKEGEE, Dec. 16 (ANP)-
DR.. F. D. Patterson, president Of
Tuskegee institute, has announced
the election of Daniel w. Andrews
to the board of Trustees. Mr.. An
drews, who Joins the board as
alumni trustee, was graduated
from Tuskegee in 1922. He con-
ducts a successful plumbing and
heating business in Winston-Salem,
N. c., which is the largest colored
plumbing establishment in the
state.
Since graduating from Tuskegee
% years ago, Mr.. Andrews is ac-
tive in the civic affairs of Winston
Salem, serving at present as presi-
dent of the Negro Chamber of
Commerce and as a member of the
advisory board of the Kate Botting
Reynolds Memorial hospital, the
Negro Voters league, organization
and extension committee of the
Boy Scouts, the house committee
of the Y.M.C.A., chairman of the
War Chest activities for Forsythe
county, the county in which Win
ston-Salem is located, and treasur-
er of the N.A.A.C.P.
He will begin his term of office
at the annual spring meeting of
the board of trustees, which will be
held at Tuskegee in April.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-16

OMIT jim CROW Clause
IN RECOMMENDATIONS
BY RACIAL COUNCIL

ATLANTA, Dec. 16 (ANP)-|
Reference to Jim crow practices
were not included in the seven rec
concentrations which the Southern
Regional council designed and
adopted here. All seven recommen-
dations were formulated to pre-
pare southern whites to accept re-
turning Negro servicemen.
Virginius Dabney, well-known
editor of the Richmond (Va.) Dis
patch, who has distinguished him
self for his stand on improved Ne
gro policies, offered six of the rec
concentrations while the seventh
was adopted from the floor
The last recommendation urged
that equal accommodations for
Negroes as provided under the law,
be actually provided on all public
transportation facilities, and that
discriminatory practices now COM
mon in travel be abolished.
Both Negro and white leaders
are included in the council.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-16
REV. DANES GOES TO
BETHEL IN DETROIT

DETROIT, Dec. 16 (ANP)-
Rev. Johnathan Danes, pastor of
the AME church in Pasadena, CAL,
has been selected to serve as min
lister of Bethel church, Detroit.
Rev. Danes will succeed the late
Rev. William Peck, one of the best
known church men the in country.
Rev. Danes has had particular
ly successful career rising rapidly
in church ranks. He has pastored
at Washington, D. c., at st. James
in St. Louis and at Pasadena. His
wife who served as dietician at
Freedman's hospital, in Washing
ton, at Homer G. Phillips in st.
Louis and in Philadelphia, is also
widely known.