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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16
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(Nabitebenoe 9feiiebei6reibung
1puroe uns bon einem 2eIer 1tno
Mgent unieres 8lattes our 8erfii=
gung gelteIlt. Gin Sreuno besie1s
ben neb1t 20 an6ern Soloaten uno
einem 8rieiter ma6ten, nod ibrer
@ntloIIung aus Dem Il. S.-Seere,
eine Rlmoreiie nod ben fl. Srten
I'M 81. 2anse)
Griter Sas-9ten. Smith ais Tibrer
@ir tamen cine 5tun6e ipGter als
our fe1tgeiebten 3eit in Der Sto6t
Seruiolem an. Ser Irn1eefopl. Nqui-
mas S. 8rinter nabm 1lns bel 1lnierer
9ntunft in @mpfong un6 batte 60
ris fiir uns bereit, Die uns 11nb un.
Ter @epad na9 Der Serberge Der TO-
tboliiben 5rauenlisa brobten.
gead Dem Sriibitiid beeaben mir
uns per Sari nod 8etblebem. Dur6
lteingepflaiterte StraBen etng es itee
ben Weilen tpeit nod Dem Stabtben.
Nls mir uns Der @eburtsfird)e ndber-
ten, benerften mir einen fleinen Gin
gang, our6 BEN mir oas Seiltgtum
betraten. Die Stride bot orei @tn=
ganestore, aber Die beiben Seitentore
lino geeentpdrtig NIT Siderbeitspan-
ouneen oerieben 1tno our6 oas eroBe
boroere @ingangstor fiibrt nur cine
tleine Sire. Diele 8eri6an5ungen Der
Sore tpuroen fiir nottuenoig befun-
ben Der Siberbeit balber tpdbrero bes
&rieges un6 um Ser M0slidfeit, Bfer-
oe i'm Seiligtum unter51bringen, bor=
5l1beugen. 8on BEN Moiaifen oes 12.
Subrbunoerts itnb, MIR nod l1eber>
reite borbanoen. @uf .5pei Sreppen
ee1angt man aur @rotte uno Dem
Iltar Der @eburt. Muf eitrigen Stus
fen tiefer fommt man 5um altar Der
&rippe. 0ie 8aitlifa, Die uripriinglid)
ben Sran5isfanern geb0rte, lit i'm 8e>
itb Der @riebif6-Srtboooren. Dieiel=
ben baben Der 8aftlifa ni6t gerinee
Sddben 5ugefiigt.
Son Ser Ratipitdtsfird)e beeaben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16
gaittppd, ben I6. ;yebrnar 1914

Itpir ullS dllnl @rabe fGdels, 0as bon
Iesiraeliten, gbrilten u1to Moflems be-
liu6t tpir6. 8ir 1tabmerl einen flei.
men ssnbiB au uns in Der s. 8. g..
ISerberge nno unfer Wittngeiien i'm
5peiIeiaol Der 5eninariiten (bern
lebemnIieen 5enrtnar bes lateinii6eit
Batriarden).
Die geabmtttaesto1r begann I'M
1.3O l1br ttadnittags, 5uerIt our 81.
@rabesftrde. 8as auerit Die aufmerf.
iannfeit bes 8ef6auers erregt, ftno bic
eiiernen Strebepfeiler Der Soifabe, Die
na6 Dem grobeben bonn Sabre 1887
bon Der britiiben Gegierung errt6-
tet tpl1r6e. Das grite, mas man beim
@intritt in bie Stride bemerft, 1T Elm
Stiid roter polierter Stein, befonf1t
als Der Stein Der Oelung.
0as Sanftuoriu1n 6es &aIparia 1T
in 5tpei Sdiffe ooer aapeuen einee.
teilt ourd 5tuei groBe PfeiIer Die
&apelle CUR &e6ten geb0rt oen 2atei.
nern. Sier perben Die 10. uno IL.
Citation oes III. 9reu5pegs berebrt.
Die &apele our 2infen eeb0rt oet
@rie6ii61Ortboooren. Sort befinoet
|iib cine metallene S6eibe NIT elmer
Seffnung in Der Mitte, tpel6e bic
5telle bebedt, mo Der Seilan6 1torb,
uno ltent bic 12. &reu5tpegitation oor.
3piiden BEN 5tpei glltGren befin6et
|1t6 Der 9lltar Der 59mer5baften
Wnttergottes, Der Den Sran5isfanern
gebort unb bte 13. 4reu5tpegitation
BARTLETT. 0ie 8iite lit nit REDEEM
@olo- uno Sutpelenf6mud bebedt, &C.
i6enfe bon Prin5en un6 BiIgern. Mir
bemiibten uns, 70 biel als n1ogGid
bonn 81. @rabe 81 ieben, oa man nit
&eparaturen bei6dfttgt 1par. Oas
glorreide Grab lit Die ID. uno Iebte
9reu5ipegitation. Sierauf ltieeen mir
etli6e Ereppen tiefer btnab our @ir-
DIE oes- 81. &reu5es. @s lit 6ies bic
l5telle, mo- Die bret &reu5e o1fgefun6en
tpur6en, porlu1ter oo5 &reu5 gbrifti
befanntli9 oaour6 bon Den beioen
anoern tnteri6ieoen tpuroe, oaB cine
iterben6e 6rmt our6 bic 8eriibrune
%eesfelben eebeilt nuroe. Dieie Stride
geb0rt ben Mrmeniern.
8eim Qufitteg geIangten mir our
8eiBelfdule, Die @igentum Der Sran'
5tstaner lit. Sier beten tie ununter.
bro6en Gag uno geadt Dos eottlide
OfFi5ium. Cine pra6tbolle &opele
lpuroe bariiber erridtet CUR Crime.
rltng an Die @etBelung gbriftt.
8etm Berlaiien Der &albarienfir6e
faben mir oas S6tpert, bic 6poren
1nb 6as Brui itfreu5,. bic gebrdubt
peroen, tpenn ieutano in oen Sitter.
ltano bes 81. Grabes erboben tpiro.
Dieier &itteri6mud itantnt aus Der
9ett Der &reua5iiee: Nadbtm mir bas
@albarienbeiltetum berlafien, tpanoel.
ten mir our6 bie StraBet Der Nlt-
lta6t gum Berge Sion. gSir betra9r
teten Die alten 8efeitigungs1perfe Der
Staot. g4as uns beIonoers auffiel,
tpar Elm genaltes rotes areua fiber
iebem Eooe, tpas an bas 2eben Der
erftett gbriiten erirnert.
@ier ouf Dem Serge Sion fano
oie @iniebung Ser III. @u9ariItie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16
9as tott6are 8lnt bon
8QQOiir1t

Seit 600 Sabren ptlgerrt aulobr'
li6 -biele Eouienoe nod oem Stdbt'
den 8auourn i'm bo6tiden S6en1palo
our 8erebrung 6es foitbaren 8lutes.
Sm Sabre 1880 bat It9 BORT Elm our6
plele urtunblt6e 8e5euguneen be-
glaubigtes tpunoerbares @reignis 5lt'
getragen.
Gin unporiiftiger Brieiter nart1ens
Otto bergoB oanals na9 Der beiligen
8onolung bos beilige 8lut auf ein
3orporale uno iofort biloete it6 Die
@etalt Gbriiti, tpie er nit a1sgebrei'
teten Irmen am &reu3e bing un0
ringsumber eri6ienen in b1utroter
6arbe biele gbriltusfopfe, mic er ii9
auf Dem S6tpeiBtu6e Der bl. 8eronifa
befinoet. Gor S6reden berpirrt ber'
borg Ser Brteiter bas 4orporale in
einem glltar, ober ipdter auf oem
4ranfenbett befannte er oas @el6e.
bene, uno oas &orporale 1pl1roe ent'
cedt. 0ie &unoe bon oieIem @u1oer
berbreitete 1t6 IN Der gan5en @egeno.
Dos tief fromme uno glaubensitarfe
golf 6es MitteIalters, oas in ieinem
eroBen Spfergeiit 10 biele berrlide
@ottesbGuier eriteben 1ieB, fling an,
oas eu9oriitiide 8un6er oes Sci
lonoes onod6tig 5u berebren. Ourd
3ablrei6e Wunoer, Sic ouf 9lnrufen
oes beiligen 8lutes geidaben, tpuroe
ser 3uorang> INNER groBer. 5hon
um 0ie Wenoe oes IA. Sabrbunoerts
mar @oloiirn Elm tpeitbin beriibntter
8anfobrtsort. Selb1t Die gloubens=
un0 tpl1noerfeinoli6e 8elt oes 93e-
formations uno oes ip6teren Nuffld
rungs3eitalters fonnte oie Serebrung
0es toItbaren 8lutes ni9t unteroriif-
fen. 9os II. uno 18. SSobrbunoert
bra6te Iogar Elm itorfes antDe6Ien
ser tatbolii6 gebliebenen 8eb0lterune
Observation-Disclosures. Se6es Sobr 5dblte
man in Der @ol1fabrts5eit 90 bis
10000 Bilger. Sm @intpeibungsiabr
oer neuen Stride (1729) tonnten TO-
gor iiber 100000 &ommuntonen ee-
5Gblt &peroen.
Der bonn 8opit gugen oem 8ier-
ten getpdbrte 9lbloB mar nur fir 6en
Ottootog bon Sronlei6nom. Inn oas
Sabr 1900 mar Die @anfobrts5ett
lhon ouf adt Gage ousgeoebnt, uno
100 Sabre lp6ter tpuroen nod 5tpei
anoere 8oden bin5ugefitgt. 60 be-
ginnt iett nod inn1er bic @anfabrts>
5eit nit oem DreifaltigfeitsI Ionntag
uno oauert oret @oden. SSSn 6ieiem
Subilaumsiabr aber tpdbrte lie einen
son5en Monat. Gieie Subelfeier err
belt cine beionoere geote our6 bic
Renobierung Der berr1i9en 8arod=
fir6e uno ibrer @emdloe.
Dos eudariltii6e 8unoer bon
8aloiirn bat Sabrbunoerte lang
Sunoerttauien6e gum Seilono gefiibrt
uno tut es nod beute. 9as aIlein lit
Die Inttport auf Die Sraee 6er N0rge
ler,~ Die ollem @unberboren 1feptiI9
gegeniiberiteben. Ser gldubige &atbo.
lit liebt in Ser @rneuerung oes @lau=
benslebens uno in an Der 1ittli6e11
5oroerung felt Sabrbunoerten Sen be-
item 8etpeis fiir Oie tprpoerbare Eat>
1G6e oes SsSabres 1880. uno oas
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Ser 6rtilif6elt eanofralt
9ebeusibeal:: Nt6t Gba,
iouDer1t WQrtQ!

ir oieient Sinmel auf @rben. 9ie
Stammutter 6es Observation-Disclosures
bat betpirft, oaB Die erite Sanilie aus
Dem BaraoieIe bertrieben unb binars'
ge1toBen tpuroe. unb es fam namen'
1cies Web iiber Die Menidbeit. gu
ibrer grl0iung beoiente iib @ott elmer
Srau, oer 6tpetten @ba, Der @ottes:
mutter. sic balf oem @ottmeni6en
beim 8oI13ug 6es grl0iungstpertes,
tpie @bo Dem Moam beim Siinbigen
| boIf. sic lit bic @ustetlerin bes gotts
1iden Opferieeens. sic lit oas groBe
8orbilo Der 6riitli6en 5rau.
Sbr 2anofrauen, an eu6 1ieet es
gum groBen Sell, eure Somilien unb
euer ldn6li6es 2eben tpieoer gu einem
8araoies auf @roen 5u geitalten. Ser
fu9et es, eurer Seinrat penigItens elm
Stiid Baraoies gu retten ooer tpieoer>
5ugetpinnenI l1eberlaiiet bic @eItal=
tung Ser 9inge ni6t allein oen Mdns
nern! M6t Inn 5u berrI6en, lon6ern
Inn 5u oienen, 5u belfen In Der
NeugeItaltung 6es ldnoli6en 2ebens
tpie oes neuen Observation-Disclosures
fens, insbelonoere Der Bfarrgemein=
i6aft, muB Die Srau ben innigiten
gnteil nebmen.
SSn unberglei6Ii6er @eiie lit uns
i'm 8u6 Der Sprii6e (31, 1O-3D
Elm on16auli6es 8ilo bon ser tii6ti-
gen 2anofrou entporfen. Darin Iollte
lib aud Die driitlide 2opofrau bon
beute INNER lpieoer iptegeIn. @s lit
tpirtli6 ni6t Iftper, oieles eolbene
1890 Ser 2onofrau aus Der 8ergan-
genbeit tn oie @egentport 81 itbertra-
gen uno ibren ei9enen peri0nlt6en
gerbGltniiien entlpre6eno um3uoeu=
ten uno dn5utpenoen.
9lIsoonn tperoet ibr Elm mutises,
bingebenoes uSa, 8ater!' iogen 3lt
euren Berbdltniiien, in 6enen ibr Ie-
ben uno arbeiten n1iiBt, gu Dem
Mann, 81 ben &inoern, 5u Der So
milie, gu oem 8irfungsfreis, Die
@ott e1d eeeeben. Sbr peroet Elm
,,SSo, 8oter!" iagen gu oen &reu5en,
oie ibr tragen miiBt, gu oen 5or-
gen, oie auf euren i6tpa6en Srauen-
| i6ultern laiten. @an5 bou ielber pers
BET ibr oues NIT @ott iiberlegen uno
belpreben. SIMMER iperoet ibr oen
Serrn befrogen, Inn 2i6t un6 &roft,
lEroit uno Stdrte, &ilfe uno @nabe
bon oben 5l1 erba1ten. Ser 81. @eiit
miro itber eu6 fommen uno Die &raft
oes &uerboditen miro eud iiberi9at-
ten. uno Ser @ottesmutter elei9
fonnt ibr ipre6en euer: ,,gcce aneiua
Domtni; itebe, i9 bin Die Mago oes
Serrn." 1no ibr moat es ni9t?
,8er miro fin6en cine tiidtige
Srau2 Sbr @ert gebt tpeit iiber
Herlen." Cine iol6e Grau miro
Weann uno 9in6er un6 ane, Ole nit
Iibr IN 8eriibrung fommen, nidt ent-
tduiden. sic lit Ser 5tol5 l1no Die
3ieroe Der Samilie uno Der gan5en
@emeinbe. SIR gilt bas @ort, nit
oer emit oie tapfere Suoitb eeprieien
tpuroe: sou biIt ser 9fubm SSSeruia-
lens, sic 5reuoe Siraels uno Der
Stol5 unieres 8olfes. Du bait 1ndnn-
/ Iih nnhn1AeIt 1ttfH 9pf11 6era tr1nr
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8iuit 6u beine Stdrfe 5eigen,
MuBt 6i6 bor Dem &reu5e neigen.
Evening star., 1944-08-01
SUGGESTIONS WANTEDf
(ReQuested by Mrs. G. D.,
TGko1nd Pafk.)

I shall appreciate it II some one
will tell me how to make ice cream
sodas at home. and would also like
recipes for making tomato. sweet
pepper or other pickle without
onions.
Evening star., 1944-08-01

both laugh ovsS Il. I wouldn't raise
ruetaorH svsly tims hs wautsd 10 %
o0 en . flshiug TIP Or Say DOWN
town to play poker With tn boys,
and I x0uldnt gst srssn-sysd ovsr
every pretty Sfr1 n Jooksd a&"
"Td make myself saay TO live
With" sid the fourth woman, 'for ]
would know that men get IN the
dGhttnG they want downtown In
their battle with the world and they
desire to come home at night to 4
wife who = sAuve. cheerful, pleasant
and - soothing - . mush poultice. /"
II I had to live my married life
over again, said the NTH woman, I
wouldn't throw away the bait with
which I hooked my fish, q did. I
would count my calories and keep
myself dotled up % that I wouldnt t
present such IN invidio,B compsri-
son TO his spick and span and per.
manently waved secretary"
IT'D make = life and death fisht
to keep on being . companion to my
husband, instead Of sinking into
being merely the children'S mother" I"
said the sixth woman. II wouldn't
send him away from home to find
. woman to talk to who didn't con-
nne her conversation to baby for
mulas. And the flrst time he called
me ma I would throw the co6ee
pot at his head"
Marriage" said the seventh
woman, rs the most dimcult and
complicated and highly technical
career that any woman can take up.
And when, think Of what little
nitwits We were when he entered 1t,
I'm surprised that any Of u stin
has . husband"
Evening star., 1944-08-01
Dor othy Dix Says

What vould you % u you could
i've your married lffs ovsr aeain3
This was ths Interesting sibject
that = group u wives vsrs discuas-
ing ~ othsr day. and ons d thsm
sajd: !.
II ! had to 'livs my married lie
over again. I would b . ctnging
vine and IT osoess DO Ill q the
dirty work while I rsclinsd In . be-
coming pink neelisee on . couch and
told him what . great big, wonderful
strong man he Was. For have oh.
served that the petted, spoiled wives
are those who are handler with the
salve-speader than they are With
the kitchen stove. Most husbands
come to regard helpmate wives, who
toll and scrimp to help make their
fortunes, Just - business partners,
but Baby Face keeps on being 4
Lady Love to the end Of the chap
ter"
IT I had to live my married life
over again" said the second woman.
II wouldn't make 20 much fuss over
TRIES Is I did when I was . bride.
! would let . lot Of things slide over
which ! used to make scenes. I
wouldn't 60 into hysterics and re-
proach my husband with having
ceased to love me beceuse he forgot
to kiss me good-by or failed to
notice had . new hair-do. Thereby
I would save myself barrels Of tears"
II would scrap the anniversary
fetish" said the third woman, "and,
II my husband forgot to give me .
present On our wedding day or my
birthday. would buy myself some-
thing wanted and tell him It vAs
y gift from him. Then We would
Evening star., 1944-08-01

DWEG11t10 AND I10HT-Au.
Evening star., 1944-08-01
BUDGETING PROBLEM.
(Thdnks to Ars. II. r, Falls

SsSsSS Ctksf
It seems to me that Mrs. J. r., s. Is
On the right track In trying to
answer the question df what becomes
Of their salary, especially In the
feeling she seems to have that rec
ord keeping comes first. Only after
she finds out where, In their normal
manner OF living the money disap-
pears to, can she decide what items
she could cut down on and what
expenses must be expected as regu-
larly es the proverbial death and
taxes. Personally, don't have much
faith In the old percentages, because
these must vary for every family, 20,
since she knows how much there is
to spend and how much her shelter.
costs DTS pretty hard to vary those
two fgures), then the only problem
Is to find out how much Is needed
Tor the other necessary expenses and
how much is left to save or blow"
Our situation may vary from that
OF Mrs. j. e. s. In some respects.
We have only one child, q year CID:
we own our home Theoretically
but for so short a time that We, too,
are In the dark rs to how our ex-
penses will stack up. and we have
chickens and the beginning Of a
garden. However, ut present, both
the chickens and garden must be
considered investments that haven't
begun to pay dividends. so I'll ignore
them and present the figures as
they would be If we bought all food.
The bookkeeping system my hus-
band and I have worked cut is sim
pie enough to require no more than
an hours work a week, but it tells
us what We want to know, and per-
haps others could adapt it to suit
their needs. You might say we have
four accounts to draw on-the bank
account, the household fund and
our two separate pocket moneys.
Each pay day (semimonthly), my
husband takes his check to the
bank, gets $55 in cash and deposits
the balance. This SIS goes into the
household fund. Our journal record
Of this fund has nine columns
looks complicated. but isn't. (You
can get the column paper from a
business supply or stationery store.)
The two main columns are "re-
Evening star., 1944-08-01
J Cool Refreshments

mApHuAoT-111 ANY We'veputl
: nice sAtuirI halo y1asn6 tn Rid
of the feInaJ1 keaa1fv t1coun W1lo
devisod 3 qylcl tahe hf5 lotfn.
fort II ~ s1naSssr 1ilIsls n hat
and hun1dtty make zxsqlaent aaaS1-
pos 3 Ae6oGity an4 - With
fhe sdTyse a orded Ta1g epocial
W1ytng diid ds36s IN cno- third the
u1uAl t51e. esva. found NJ groom
tng godeend ct H. end u ttl1 Day
and ksep Z b0ttle ID 8 deGk drewsr
- Ne co1E comb our tre6ses with The
QnOE-dyying Aqu1d instead Of vater
ozl1erS1n9 yt&h . p1n-n4at cot6re.
Another pR The Joys y that YOU can
dip . couab right into ths vide.
necked hottie. ~
AAA
eOyTX1es AND sCENTn-The.
best kind Of bargain Il setting two
things fcf tn pr1ce of one and
Evening star., 1944-08-01
BJj Hayes

tlAdtss jugt vfnt ysu est n : nv
eye90 eoleCno lQeontlYs inttodl1eod,
1Ad1 m IL Ma1boE1 cf 0no q y0t0
fa1ol11e so6t -h1Gl4a creams, tl11 =
actu2lly enaol1enk Gn0ueh q aofteu
- = scentA. ~ 1nGctolD pln1I, 4 =
p!oaoantay 4fagIunt Ni1h,e eool bton1
q 4ckge aGomne- botaQset q eaxs
oom 1csnts with cpol oya9tonoD ~ E1ac
ana Mtmola. You Wuu1dnt think q
app1ylng i p -yosr clothilaG q
would your Wen. doA*l Ypu smooth
y oa your 4iza-espec5Aily nice Il
tirss nm az Wisisa licssi "a ~ 5issn
apply 3tko 1u1oota1nG ooontad creosny
stun. Ysu'n lke IL QllieI cooj1aec1
II D3yes ypu-And t11e ldaI3cota ffn-
gTonOe that ltnoers on.
j. 81 - -
SWEBINSD8 AND LI6NT-An.
Evening star., 1944-08-01

These two lace flowered scarfs fit
anywhere. The dolly is adaptable to
night table, radio top or occasional
table; the runner fits bureau, buffet
or console.
Pattern envelope contains two
fllet-crochet diagrams of easy-to-
see dot-in-square method; also full
directions.
Send IL cents (coin for Pattern
No. R1797 to Needle Arts Depart
ment, The Washington Star, P. o.
Box 172, Station D, New York 8
N. Y. Please include your postal
zone number.
Evening star., 1944-08-01

Contributions and requests
must b Accompanied hy the
sender1 full name and address.
We win withhold both ax1d ne
only initials. Please address
mall to the Readers' CleGrtn4
House, WomanS Pare, Tbs
Evening Star, Washington (. 4
Views expressed IN the Clear.
ing House are not necessarily
those Of The Star, and g. It is
obviously impossible for US TO
test all recipes. submitted. We
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Refsv CnssOeL.
Evening star., 1944-08-01

|other new siten n tie sWeet-9nell.
|mg departasnt - 5 tci1st uatse
|dasisnsd ESPECIALLY fo1 saruerttlhe
|vi1sn souns. ~ your fsvor1ts per.
|funes a1s to- hsaSy. / This = .
|liehtsr vGfa1on of famous pasfune
known and lovsd fee ~ hauntlnQ
|fragTancs. Crsated 1r61n thx saans
|odb. with tl,s sanne eassnes, H. tollsA
watsr = thinner. cooler ana pss1ect
Tor whiting summer weather. ~ n
peffims. the scent travels Upward.
- Dab . drop behind saeh 81, a
H. throat- -psr1,Aps 9 ~ en u
bslt and hsm a your drssi. too. aad
|youM walk IN an aHra q asaigAtful
scent through ths summer troplcs.
Its smart, safs sift, too. bscause
almost everybody lfkss ths fEasSancs
-and Il oomss attxaettvsly paslrsA
n him and eoad, similar - ~
|packags for ths perfume.
H@HAA
I1o ART-N you're 90 Wa
GRAVES . uylon snset "a ~ ra;nt.
lea hgs, tharoS . mud csoSem n0lIo.
|tp that's supposed e - ~ t3sk
|1t rsqs1rss no shaking. Terms No
eodMnent and - assures a svan
ol1ex1nufan g ooar: Tnsy ~ Mat
~ dries quickly without strsai1ng,
Eor leavfng powdsay 11lm. diving your
legs . satin-anooth finish. Tho
famous cosmetic house that makes
this also Chains that II b rain-re.
Sistant and won't run or spot In
summer showers-a factor that
should mean q lot to any Washing.
t0nian who lives ct the wtim Of
tickle weatherman. It comes In two
shades called "Hnt. sheer" and
dark sheer"-calling attention to
the fact that 1t has sheer-hose-
allure. ~
NO-sTREAK BOOKINGS
There's another leg paint that's, .
liquid powder, that you DO have to
shake, but that Is definitely worth
the shake Of any girls wrist In our
opinion. They say that you can do
. repair Job on the stun without
streaking. We don't know about that,
because ours has gone ON 70 well
and 20 tenaciously that we've never
had to repair It. No powdery look,
either with this makeup-to worry
the man sitting next to you On the
bus. It has q smooth. Si1ken flnish-
II you follow instructions and use
long, smooth upward strokes to put
the color on, and then bun up and
down . few seconds after its dried.
II you care about the looks os the
bottle 1--WE don'tD this one Is smart
because Of q smooth usht-wood
topper.
Evening star., 1944-08-01
Readers Clearing House

having wheneysr thsy como Ii
dinner, n - foiloWs:
I One-third cup shortening, ! 90,
4 teaspoons baking powder, ~ cum
milk. 3soups corn meal : teaspoona
sAk. Il, S. -, II
Tnis should mako I .dnssu mu1nns,
although I alwsy1 ~ iron corn
stick pans (which are Stall on tim
market. The consistency should b.,
'pour-ahle," but not too a1lnI1y. Il
you .use . hat pan don't nake It toD
thick-h inch q plenty. 81
Incidentally, I found the only
satisfactory way to grease my corn
stick pans was with salad Oh, using
. small brush from the dime storo,
Until I tried that method the bread
always stuck. Now I grease al my
pans that way, as It greases them
adequately, but uses = minimum Of
I forgot to mention above that the
coarse, underground corn meal q
much superior TO the other kind. Il
= . little more expensive and can't
b found at all stores, hut k worth
the extra effort and expense. Corn
meal q 70 inexpensive, anyway, that
ehs di9erence to your budget would
be negligible.
= = 49,
PREVENTING CRYSTALS. 8
(Thaaks to Mrs. a. N. Z.
Ealls ChSrch.)
In answer to Mrs.. n. II. Z. Of
Washington, who requested Z
method TO prevent tartar crystals
from forming In grape Jelly I an
giving my experience.
Boil the grapes In as little water Is
possible to keep from burning, until
thoroughly tender, strain and let
stand at least a hours In refrigera-
tor until all the tartar has settled
In the bottom. Pour OF gently With
out disturbing crystals. Then pro-
ceed to make jelly as usual. know
of no way to salvage old Jelly since
The sugar would keep the crystals
from settling to the bottom.
Evening star., 1944-08-01

Simple ELEGANCE the keynote Of this ehsryesse crepe
dinner 1own BY Maurice Rsnfser D;th its desb shirt
pockets Ioobed gold lid belt to form grace.
fai dropery The sleeves all in one uih the bodice
and the jeueIed neckace" is actually embroidery Of
jenves and rhinestones
Evening star., 1944-08-01
PREVENTING CRYSTALS.
(Thdaks to Mrs. q. N. Z.
E0Qs Church.
HINT FOR BABY.
Thanks to Mrs. r. M. w.,
Arlin0ton.)

To Mrs. M. b. b. When my baby
started sucking his thumb I tried Ill
the methods we'd heard Of, plus q
couple We invented. The only one
that worked was about the easiest
to use. Wrap the thumb in 4 BAN
dage and tape It wen. The child
will suck tape and all for . while,
but it's fairly bulky, there Is little
satisfaction in it and the habit will
gradually disappear. II there Is q
recurrence of the sucking, retape
for q short time. I've never known
this method to fail and wish we'd
heard Of 1t sooner.
SUGGESTIONS wANTEDf
(ReQuested by Mrs. G. D..
TGkomd Park.
I shall appreciate it II some one
Will tell me how to make ice cream
sodas At home, and would also like
recipes for making tomato, sweet
pepper or other pickle without
onions.
PINWHEEL COOKIES.
Thanks to Mrs. J. L. s.,
Wdshtngton.)
I hardly ever send In q recipe
when requested because 10 many
excellent ones are usually submitted
that I look forward to the answer
for my own use. However, have not
yet seen q reply to the lady who lost
her "Pinwheel Cookie" recipe and
I'm hoping this is the one:
One-half cup shortening, \ cup
sugar, ! egg yolk, III teaspoons va
nilla, III cups flour, Y teaspoon salt,
u teaspoon baking powder, / square
unsweetened chocolate, melted (or
tablespoons cocoa melted In short
ening).
Combine ingredients, except choc-
olate, In usual manner. Divide dough
into two equal parts. Roll one out to
about Y inch thickness. Add choc-
olate to remainder and then roll It.
Place on top Of white dough, roll a
Jelly roll, and wrap In moisture
proof paper; chill thoroughly, cut In
thin slices and bake at SIS deGrees
about II minutes. II dough is too
stin . tablespoon or two Of milk may
be added but I have usually found
It unnecessary.
I've held this letter so long I've
had time to try out Mrs. A. E. F.s
recipe fot cooking rice. It turned
out 50 perfect my husband has dared
me to try any OF the othersi