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Evening star., 1944-11-10

II Johnny and Susie show an
alarming lack OF interest in their
world, don't be too quick to cata-
logue them as introverts Children
are quite adept at following the
leader. and you, as parents, may find
that the extent and variety of their
interest will be directly proportion
ate to your alert guidance and to
the interests and enthusiasms you
yourselves exhibit.
We've been looking our city and
vicinity over with an eagle eye of
late, combing the region in an effort
to discover the spots where children
can learn with a generous sprin-
king of fun, where they can de-
velop special skills and where they
can simply play to their hearts con-
tent. Our ever-expanding list proves
conclusively that Washington is rich
In treasure for children. Well wager
even natives" may be surprised, and
citizens "for the duration" may dis
cover several spots designed specifi-
cally for their offSpring's delight
The fun children have at ZOO
cleverly camouflages the food for
thought to be found there, like choco-
late coating on vitamin bar. The
National Geological Park, admission
free, is open every day from daylight
to dark, and building browsing is
yours for the asking from to 4 80.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Dorothy Dix; A boy friend
of mine, who is now in the
service, and I have both been dis
appointed in our love lives. We are
l8 years old and have been closely
associated ever since our babyhood
and have been devoted friends, but
never lovers. We are thinking that
with our common background and
congeniality, 1t would not be too bad
a bet for us TO marry. Certainly 1t
would not be a risk. For If we have
gotten along so well for the past 18
years, why couldn't we get along
as well for. the next so?
What is your opinion?
WONDERING.
Answer-Certainly a marriage
that is founded on congeniality rests
upon a solid base and the husband
and wife who have the same poll
tics and religion and taste in cook
ing are much more likely to get
along peaceably together than those
who have not an idea, a taste or a
Evening star., 1944-11-10
HELP MEN g WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. alI-round: top salary
coIFFTP 1I FSFDTlSseai RP PaIr% n9urs 939 to La
1IDpshSr! Mt. Rainier, Md: WA. 4sSs or
B0.oKKEEPER to assume general ono.
xoTsi1g sOndiiions; AppIy BOWEN PsAes9, ( CO,
sooKkthPfdRa Zoo Kskstthfsda aye ,0 BethsSda, Nd,
experienced in General Motors " sgsten 9ste
preferable For well-estsblished automobile
Ste appiY AIs IEsceiIep MeosI ssary postwar future
az See a1iRFS MRo wAssERMAiNsot ssfa Wiisoh blvd
SUSffsT SEfU5SIafss Sc D9MISIoN Hffassfe
UOIPLE. man and wife. cock and house
pork p comfortable quarters furnished.
BoOKKEEPER - Experienced and stead,
person for an excellent, permanent nos,
TO ton in our accounts payable ONCE; spien-
lions @ a'ifs vs and s+s eongsnisl working condi
M Mnent connection with one of Washington's 4
oio1S' az ~ sStaotISned hrms. see Mr.. Dodek
Ssnis ~, sys ~ KAUFMAN INC. 1908 Pennsyi-
FOOD rt, COUNTER CLERKS, l6 or over: W.
fnod f trSIn ram you f9r essential work in our
vS rooo counters helping to feed Washington
MAR na Workers; good pay. salary while learn
Apply uniforms at sHS pFnpl fq59Shsd aad audry
semiployment ofice, "a st. ne
SiaNl MAaNAGER-Haye immediate opening for
f1nee f1tnys snGp nit5 msnager good salary, GOOD
son blvd, Arl.. Va Phone GIl s6f,s
~ Ohr,1hATORS. experienced on sewing ma
Cnlnes DISTRICT AWNING 4 CANVAS
CO. 4410 Ga. ave. NV. 40
MnoIoG M GhAPHIC reproduction work
Learn q trade with a postwar future
Learners men and women REQUIRED in Iii
orahches. mlcrofilm, photo-offset. photo
stat, blueprint; etc; good pay while under
framing. excellent opportunities for ad
vancement when qualified Apply in per
son, son 10 eStaohshment oficer. British Air
Sp99,MTmlSSlon. g, nm lSy lLS5 Mass ave NV, or to
o ao1n ST. NV Hiring arrangements ap-
sALEsPEoPLE, part or fuu time ,,,,s
work, for all departments of our stnrss
sood pay pleasant working Conditions
hppiy at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
empIoyment office, II P St ne. 'A
sALESPEOPLE, full or part time, 10 work
IN fascinating toy dept. Apply empIovN
meht mem once 9th floor. THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Nation firm of certified
public accountants has opening on staff
North Carolina Office for man between
25 and 80 with advanced acc3un ancy
training, experience in general bookk eep-
ing, speed and accuracy. EXCEPTIONAL op-
portunity State fully age. education ex-
perience; family, business and other con-
Information. Address H. r. BORTHWICK,
1l04 Reynolds Building, Winston-Salem
aERoPLANE PoLIsHERs for major air
line. no experience necessary. Also va
cancies for cleaners. Apply in person,
personnel department Hangar No. 3
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL AIRLINES,
Washington Nationa, Airport
ASSISTANT MANAGER, in parts depart
ment, for Chevrolet dealer. Experienced
with atuomotive parts, or mechanics pre-
,iv fsrrsd ,5 5n @ DAY e week Salary M a, open
train for future management; no expert
ence necessary: must have 2 years college
education or equivalent in business expe-
yience; permanent position, excellent post
war future: salary. $1,000 to $4,000 to
train; age 20 to 81. In replying state age
and experience. Box 397-K, Star.
ASSOCIATE EDITOR. part time. for an en-
gineering puSlication; Box 2g5-R Star.
group OF local business firms, permanent
position. Interesting. and varied work.
Please apply to Box 444-K, Star.
AUTO PAINTERS HELPER; $40 per wk
Tor man with some experience; permanent
{oh, vacation With pay. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO., 7726 Wisconsin ave. WI
ssA {.
Evening star., 1944-11-10

habit in common and who can start
fight at the drop of a hat.
So If you were getting on toward
middle age, instead of being mere
kids, I would call down blessings on
your marriage and expect to attend
your golden wedding. But at 18, you
are too young to be satisfied with
just suitability and common sense
You want romance and sentiment
and thrills in your marriage and it
will be dust and ashes in your teeth
If you don't get it.
You are making the common mis-
take of the very young in thinking
things are finished before they real
ly have begun You think that your
hearts are broken and that you will
never love again because some teen
ager has played you false, but in a
year. or maybe less, you will laugh
| at your acute attack of calf love
and wonder that you ever mistook a
passing fancy for the grand passion
/ You say that there is no risk in
boy and girl marrying who have
gotten along amiably togethe,
through their childhood and adoles-
cence. Why there Is absolutely nc
sure thing in marriage. There is
always risk in marriage. You may
think you know every hair of a boys
or girls head, every quirk of his OF
her character, every thought Of his
or her mind, but when you marry
him or her. you find you are united
to perfect stranger. That is the
chance you have to take in marriage
And a still worse risk is that if
you marry without love, you always
are liable to meet some one you dc
fall in love with and then there are
broken hearts and tragedy.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
HELP MEN.
WnnnWApr

WOODWARD LOTHROP has immediafs
openings for packers, checkers, stock keep
erS. jumpers, truckers, bundle collectors
PosiIIONS OPEN for men between oI and
oo permanent after the war SALARY
and bonus. For appointment, cali MA.
sAFEwAY sToRES-Many men needed IN,
large. retail food distribution Industry:
many opportunities 10 learn retail chain
tons available now: food CLERKS mea,
ciefkS. meatcutters, warehousemen, freight
car unlosoerS, porters; experience not re-
Qulrea IN most Jobs; We will train you ard
pay fuil wages while learning: good START
ing salary; most of these Jobs are cor
venlently located near your home vacs-
llons with pay: opportunities TO seclrs
group life, hospital and surgical inSur-
ance. weekly sick BENEFITS up to 13 weeks
a. e&lreineIy low cost 10 you (optiona0
= 1an and I streets ne. Hiring arrange
Evening star., 1944-11-10
'Pin>Money Pickups

STARLIGHT SPLENDOR - For
romance We give you q white eve
ming cape, falling slim and straight
over whirling- wide dance skirt.
Such is cape we saw made of mock
fur-a broadtail-patterned, plushy
affair lined with white taffeta. It
hooks to a simple young round neck,
has Sits for the arms as well as
arm straps and is wonderful idea
for the young girl who can't afford
a luxury wrap. For those who insist
on sleeves eve can't imagine why
"a cape's much more flattering)
there's twin mandarin coat with
two patch pockets. Although we are
normally opposed to things that try
to look like what they're not, we find
ourselves liking this nocturnal duo
and we're convinced either would re-
affirm any Young Things belief in
Santa Claus.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
By Betty Miles

The park itself admits to two en-
frances, 5000 Connecticut avenue
and Harvard street and Adams Mil
road. and contains rs very lovely
acres. You'll probably find many OF
the 1000 different animals (there are
2,400, approximately as fascinating
to you as they will be to the young
sters. Should a very belated Indian
summer rear its head, there are pic
mic grounds set aside, and tables may
be reserved for any day other than
Saturday or Sunday by calling the
administrative Offices at Columbia
l743. Snatching bite anywhere in
the park also has the go" signal
from the powers that be. and there S
a hot-dog and peanut stand situ-
ated between the lion house and the
fowl pond.
Bears, lions, reptiles and elephants
lure the kiddies like all l-day suckers
and take fair Warning-don take
Junior to the monkey house first, OF
you may find yourself promising him
all sorts of things in an effort to lure
him away. Also fascinating are en-
peror penguins, definitely king-size
that look for all the world as if
they'd been stuffed, and brilliantly
colored birds that put technicolor to
total shame.
New to- the fold are the engag-
ing chinchillas. Flash" an ocelot
Evening star., 1944-11-10
HELP MEN Cont. J

CARPENTERS, Thoroughly experienced in
repair and remodeling work Good WAGES
cARFENTER FOREMAN and detail man
THE HESS CO, 1925 Madison st. NV
cARfESTERs CARR fES1i AND HELPERS or handy
men to, erect wood lockers; full or part
time. day or night; good pay; Phone
CAR WAsHERs. experience not Necessary:
good salary. See Mr. .Wheatley, TRIANGLE
aEFoRs esR l4S1 RhGde hSn 1snG
daily. GULF OIL CORP. l4th and Kenyon
CASHIER AND ASSISTANT to once man;
reliable; salary beginning at $500 pei
Nee Fe nee sHss5en! co 7th future at e Zee
CELLARMES ~ colored men to work ir
fant dsS Or nisht SHIFTS TOP VIII
sHaRsis Hs SSs ts1 sR% 55Eassxs sSs3 s:: sSsln.
Apply MISS LAPINsKY after pm. sI6
81 S5TtS xFn%s4Hs e WIZ Lin s5 5s4s3se ss
l 14th st. NV. AID. $500
GHEP wanted v goed pay Apply gaad aalz M Mt
CHEF, male one to take complete charge
Of Kitchen; highest salary paid; no sun
Gsyse,. fsys t1Bl' Ma Mr., Levin LAUREL HOTEL
ehaRk sapp SGsnss MAO 5osEpM H ots M sos
es sas fsat ssd1 per- Rsssa' sssr sS i',a;y
CLERK. furniture receiving, experienced;
excellent pay; pleasant working conditions.
Apply Mr.. Webb p j. NEE CO, 174l
oIoTa1NG efaSrnn ase sALEsMAN-oood aiT salary and
permanent position BROOKS CLOTHES
1919 F st NV.
CONSTRUCTION TIMEKEEPER; perma.
nent position open for man, not over 3S
construction experience; must be bondable
Excellent starting salary with exceptiona!
opportunity for arrangement. Send full
must be dependable and experienced per-
manent position and good salary to men
fs snn GRh ADpg 1So4 sE av once
dependable; experienced man high-classs
sssHsSfih SEA D05s aR1T faoa
SSSK r. T.. week no Sunday
pfAMoNp sERvicE sc e. fsEsH REsTAuRANT tassfsT
psLrSkkYMhS pai v Il; hs draft exempt, ages ., to
Mr. Alsep, NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.. 33e
Randolph pl. ne.
| DENTAL TECHNICIAN wanted, plateman
Room 3O2 Donovan Bldg, Alexandria, Va
hours ABBY IN Depson, s0 PENN IN. DRUG sS sSSs eo
pisawasHERs. DIST Vas sss J. " eolored; weekda,
sT Monday: 81 SIS I and c dinners. M rs 'o"isssz 1854
5fsHWAsHERs, colored; need rs men fol
day DAY. or night sh., work in the better restau-
MasH1NdPoSS WASH dRsS qsls REsrAuRARr 70 AssocIa
IKAFTsSixN "a restaurant equipment
saod sged q to s5
DRAtTsMEN- Concrete designers, expert.
Ing dessn ~ h9 dssisnsrs, eSpeTi sid
enced IN power. industrial heating and ven.
'iation nnTo electrical designers sxperiencet
gam assoss iaS sSsss 4RRal 'f se este
ESsh aAsRsT' siRSfsE' sss aR5s ws se's .ve s'ats
DRUG .LERK. permanent position TO,
SHEPHERD PARK PHARMACY, 772a
DRUG CLERK. neisnborhood drugstore:
n; il, PHAR. 5Oo0 1st st. NV. RA. 3ioo.
ss1snt DRIG GLEkA; permanent na tul;s,ms .Sp
FISK soos h1u5s asorsia iErahRr a9s
ELECTRICAL REPAIRMEN are urgenti,
needed by THE PULLMAN CO. See MI
U 8 Railroad Retirement Board sol q
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS, colored
| good pay Box Ask, Star.
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS wanted
steady work. good pay. Defense housing
for Arlington and District Of Columbia
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white; six-day
Runyan, STEuART BROTHERS, INC. 1Ol2
| bth st. NV, am. to noon.
ENGINEER, third -clasS license. Appl,
chief engineer, DODGE HOTEL; permanent
position. good salary.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION HANDS on vomen7, o.
nas11s; aRTis;r. GARF1NcKELs ARR, &c st; at i4th
layout training on rough. ICON compqeSensii,vns qee wi,n
and finished work preferred: will con-
slaer Siih training experienced fashion artist
sRone wsfsy NE osSa Sps for bonus
BEkUricfAN wa wanfedi fsat food s.af' hours and
eelIent In1 pay ,MADEMoIsELLE BEAUTY ~
ssAAL.0IlN; "a A.IlT46 3246 Minnesota ave, ne.
sEAgrH sAfoN Afs0 hexns9ohy ARoy paF2 paExNSToN Md n
BEAUTY oPTRA4oR oPfns Ms Md seoa 5sJa
eellsnt wages steady position -fce Hours e1, .
B BEstTY teTTsep5 opEs.TSRs pTEsdrssdsy to 3 NJ as76
lent snpEsn sslary' sJ plus commission. HENRI &
fS1%iI,,on saASf5 oFtEsaIoh9 $50 week Dlu,
BEAUTY oPERAToRn, top ape saiaTs h0 snd s54G; Cow
M MISSION; 9aoo 1886 Rhode 1slandf ave. me n.e.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. excellent SALARY an,
efosed eTfmmisslon; en MoS. hSurs. to g. sday week:
bEAtTY ofEkAToR. 81 best RT downloTSns Dl Ss3a
and od eSBs5lffnesd or oegnner For details
sEAUTy oFERsToaSs, n asy seoa soadayi ssi,r,
fsGFna%1!rst0n sFa1FY orfR.FsoRa. az fs ave ss L.
branches. H. DMLoN. NC, sepeIs 1o1o N Conn all
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experiencss. ..,,rr
Rbso5EoTHYs DOE BEAUTY SALON. 324s wilson wnIn
BEAT Beauty fAYFi6fiaR 6RaRAfHSSkssS HSs SSS1 hours - 8
ary and commission HEADS, 7s4S W.T.
sFairya sGnsIn ave; opFs ssthssds Nd o. 1915.
ffSSmamission Sas no license required. OK.
BEAUTY l; SALON RECEPTIoNIsT, prefer
os salsry WIN m neauty os salon experience: good
BEAUTICIANS, experienced: salsry s4s
q week and commission. Apply FRANGEs
BOO BookKEEfER RE Ra ave- * ssDeI,sness FIR ssaa
eharEs of books, 40-hour week. annis
lSs sookkEfffEk, khsE h!fE perm.nen, nos,t,o,,. 'D
who who has had experience in s'S rent dept one ns
fo,'SH sooKkERffSS RaSS s4Sfl,sss.f ,sf4 :s
working conditions GOOD saisry pleasant r
EaSDitE slyss spsing BOX 4eoK stan
ONCE accounts receivable; ' mnst nnst"spaper PAPER
sypins; permanent; 5ha-day wK: sdvancss now
BookkEEPifSG isSeSi EEL fss2 ASSISTANT .,. ,-'..
preferably between ages Of a nu ypist'
years years; permanent position: pleasant aho ,nr. 30
WrIie WyvrIhcings: no a-day week; excellent SALARY
sookKEEpER-5nGjNfisoaRR,, piEHs-nj NfsaR, nerm.n.n,
;lSn scbco, GOOD dO;'poportunity for recent % Sish
alssr flsSs's sslsry s1sao R once Sc, q, =, Tealsos.
so9SK,KEEPER sTESoGRAapiHEEIRsk Sa piEIsk' Star; san,
wesk werkkins hours; starting salary. S45 socd Ds1
BUSGIRLs, colored; sood M NV; ss,.rr
xMRnnSgs xM5inng c0nditions: Apply Head Wales
Gus ssUsnsAofRH1T oRHR1ToHR9SrEL. oHR9rEL. 14th at K st. NV.
women and men over 2I years ~
ton tsssentlai ia and permanent. hospita alizatsosne'
WAsHINsSsST;oMa WyIAsHIssiS; ample protection. Appiy Dbl,
HHArOhiS MOTOR LINES INc AaS-
os-nes. 1910 Southern ave se. i
Continued On Next PsssJ
Evening star., 1944-11-10

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. Woman's 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 al recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Betsy Cas,oeH.
Evening star., 1944-11-10

Another apron-pretty Is made Of rich
metallic plaid with center panel of
dark green or brown crepe and en-
velope pockets. This is gala enough
to play the dress-up note on an
otherwise plain dress. Gift hunters.
take note. Either's a find!
SANTA ROLLS A SEVEN-Here's
the Under Eight Ounce Department
again producing lightweight gifts to
be sent overseas by Joe's procrasti-
mating pals. It's a lipstick- size
leather case holding double-distil
vice-that is, five dice that can be
used either for their orthodox pur-
pose or for a rolling version of poker.
No matter where he is, this will be
q welcome gift. according to all re-
ports. We hate to pander to weak
ness, but, after all, let's be realists-
the boys want dice, so we might as
well send them.
FLOWER-SPRIGGED CHARM
ER-If life for you is a constant
struggle between the thermostat and
the plunging Fahrenheit, skip this.
This is for the crowd that wants
Just little something" over fan
mel nightgown-or perhaps a neg
l1ge for warmer climes. It's a rose
bud-blooming beauty of rayon and
cotton challis with ruffies for femi-
nlnity and smooth princess back
for fiattery. Double self -ruffles edge
the long sleeves, square collar and
horseshoe pockets, with dainty white
lacy cutouts trimming the junctures.
A side-tie style that's easy to get
into. it's a nice thing to own, re-
gardleSs of season. Take YOUR
choice of blue. pink or winter white
printed with rosebuds.
BASIC BLACK OR BRIGHT
They make all the dresses for size
IL these days" is a common COM
plant among the 36-and-up crowd
For all the women Who've caught
themselves thinking along these
lines, We point to a dress we lust
found. Not only a beauty-it's a
budget beauty! A simple under
stated dress with long sleeves and
" neckline, the skirts fullness is
draped to one side to fall in a soft
cascade. 1t couldn't be simpler or
more slenderizing. We saw two or
three women trying it on-one In
black, one in fuchsia, another in
light blue-all good. You can also
have it in aqua, purple or beige.
Plus touch at the neck is a simple
gold rose that even we "a great
rlpper-offer) would leave on the
] dress
Evening star., 1944-11-10
By Evelyn Hayes

PRACTICAL PRETTY-So often
these days when a girl asks friepds
in for cocktails, she finds she's her
own chief cook and bartender
There's no reason to be grim about
it and cover up her gala gown with
kitchen apron, nor does she want
to take a chance of running her
dress. Several of the fashion wise
ones have found the answer in deco
rative cocktail aprons. For example,
you couldn't be cutter than in a
bright green spun rayon number
with two big printed patch pockets
The prints are what make news,
since they're blocked on white to
look for all the world like small
palntings-one a lovely Towering
pot, the other a still-life of a bowl
OF ripe fruit. This number also
comes in cherry red or sun yellow
Evening star., 1944-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES,

AWAKE BY PHONE am. on; 81 month !;
dependable. Call DU. 01u1 any time. IL
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
M G. HALL, Sr, 1909 Que St NV los
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE l will not be
responsible for any debts other than those
contracted by myself LOUIS W.
SCHAEFFER, Silver Spring. Md. IL
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by
myself JAMES STEBENS, 1900 4ond
Evening star., 1944-11-10

apple on platter Sprinkle gener-
ously with sugar and set in an
out-of-the-way" place, but not in
the refrigerator. Sprinkle again
each "a hours until it will not alb
sorb any more. Takes about 10
days. l shorten the time by putting
sugar under the slices as we'll. set
mine in the window in the sunshine.
FIRELESS COOKER;
PEAR BUTTER.
Thanks to J. w. c., Washington J
1t does not seem to be generally
known that Kieffer pears make de-
licious pear butter. This recipe was
given me by a friend: Wash pears,
cut into quarters, then crosswise
into eighths to core easier. Boil
until fruit falls to pieces; press
through colander; add l cup of
sugar to each quart OF pulp, also
l2 teaspoonful of vanilla or juice
of p a lemon to each quart. Add
spices to suit taste Cook mix
ture slowly until it becomes smooth
and thick, stirring frequently to pre-
vent burning. Pack in hot jars or
glasses.
Please inform Mrs. T. H. A. that
Sears, Roebuck g. Co. years ago
issued very comprehensive PAM
plllet on the many uses of fireless
cooker. She might apply to the
firm for a copy, might find one in
the public library, or some reader
may have the booklet to loan to her
(Thanks to Mrs. J. A. p,
Washington.
Many years ago, my mother had
one of these cookers and / remember
that preparations for roasts (they
always seemed to turn out like pot
for any other sort, add the vege-
tables, clamp the lid and put one
stone over and one under the pot
for quick cooking, Otherwise, just
the one stone under the pot AS to
the temperature of the stone,
couldn't say. but I do know that
the stones IL to 2 inches thick
were heated till drops of water
bubbled and vanished almost in
stantly.
Biscuits may be cooked with the
'over and under" stones, but I
don't know the time. A little expert
menting by the owner should pay
dividends.
AS I recall, the odors clinging to
the cooker and wells had a rather
musty and unpleasant smell, al
though scrupulously clean. How
ever, the food was unaffected and
good.
l hope this will be of some help.
Sorry I can't do more
(ThankS to Mrs. /. E., Washington. }
To Mrs. 2. H. A., Washington
dated The Evening Star, November
2, l944 She may be able to obtain
the book How to Operate Fireless
Cookstove and Choice Recipes, -
price Is cents. Published by the
Toledo Cooker Co., Toledo, Ohio
This was published many years ago
and may not be in existence at the
present time.
Thanks to Mrs. E. S. F.,
WdShington.J
If you will call Decatur 1895 after
8 pm. you may get information and
recipes for the use of your fireless
cooker. Call only on weekdays.
(ThankS to H. G. r., Washington J
Mrs. z. H. A. is quite correct in
her belief that a fireless cooker
would help her under the circum-
Evening star., 1944-11-10
(ThankS to Mrs. L. D. c.,
Washington

This recipe was printed in The
Star probably last year, l found it
in my clippings recently. I could
not find any candied pineapple, but
after candying my own will never
lock for any again. This certainly
has all Of the commercial appear
ance and flavor and much cheaper.
Arrange slices of canned pine
Evening star., 1944-11-10
MAGAZINE WANTED?

AleTdndrid.)
I have not missed one word of the
Clearing House since it started, and
words cannot tell how much l have
enjoyed it. 1t is the most wonder
full service of its kind that I know OF
I have request that would like
to have you publish when you can
Do any of you Clearing House read
ers know where l could find past
copies of the magazine Child Ac
tivities? Would you please call me
at Temple 1875?
Evening star., 1944-11-10
PRESERVED CITRON.

(Thdnks to A. B., Washington)
Pare and cut in slices not too
thick, take out all the seeds, weigh
equal quantities of fruit and white
sugar, mixing well together; let
stand overnight, to melt the sugar
and harden the citron, which it will
do far better than alum tusing no
water only what belongs to the
citron. Put it in kettle all to-
gether, boil 3 hours, to sirup,
thickness of honey; when about
done add the juice of l lemon.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
THANKS to Mrs. F. A. H.,
Alexandria,

AtSduNuf tusJ
I hope this is what Mrs, A, G. OF
Arlington wants. have not tried it
I cut it from another paper only
this morning.
Glazed Pineapple: Drain the con-
tents of l i. No. 2'2 can pineapple.
Dry the slices on cloth. Add to
the sirup from the can: Two cups
sugar, IS cup white corn sirup. Stir
and bring these ingredients to boil
in large kettle Add the fruit and
do not crowd it. Simmer the fruit
until clear. Lift it from the sirup
and dry it on racks. Place it be-
tween waXed paper.
1 stopped taking The Star for a
while, but soon found l was missing
too much when I missed the
Readers Clearing House. 1t is not
only interesting, but exceedingly
helpful Thank you for such a nice
column.