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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
SEPTINTAS TUKSTANTIS

Alekas Banys parasu ant Pc
ticiju rinkime pasieke tokias
vietas kur gauna daug balsu
SUI maziausia pastangu. Jau
buvo mineta apie jo gera pa
sisekima katalikiskose istaigo-
Sc: vienas geras kitatautis ku-
nigas dave jam visu Clevelan-
do katalikisku istaigu katalo-
ga, kas zymiai palengvino tas
istaigas surasti. Tas- kunigas
pasake, elk, dirbk, bus naudos.
Ne taip kaip tulas Lietuviq
kunigas pasielge. -.
Bet A. Banys pabande uzsu-
xii ir protestoniskas bazny-
cias, ir ten RADIO prielanku pri-
emima.
10 aplankytose istaigose pa
liktos peticiju blankos mesa re-
zultatus kasdien: blankos gra-
zinamos pastu su parasais ku-
nigu ir vienuoliu ir siaip gerq
zmoniq. Jis jau varo septinta
tukstanti parasu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08

gryzus j Amerika 1896 metals
laimejo "Auditions of the Air
konteste is virs 700 kitu dai-
nininku, ir $1,000 dovana. Tas
atidare jai duris j Metropolitan
Opera New Yorke, kur il ir po
siai dienai dainuoja.
San Carlo Opera Company
perstatys Clevelande sias ope-
ras:
Ketv. Rugs. IA - aida"
Penkt. Rugs. Is - LA Ira
viata";
sest. po pietu, Rugs. 16 -
Faust: Vakare "Rigoletto".
Sekm. Rugs. II, po pietu.
Carmen, vakare, I'll Trova-
tore.
sias operas galima matyti
uz populiares kainas, tikietai
isanksto parduodami TayIor's
Ticket office.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
DEFIES F. p. K. TO DENY SECRET
DEAL WITH REDS
Curtis Says He Bowed to Russia in Teheran.
CThe Chicago Daily Tribune, September l, 1944)
BY WILLARD EDWARDS.
Chicago Tribune Press Servce)

munists are too sly to discuss Com
munist principles in the campaign
They emphasize that communism
is not ant cannot be made an issue
in these elections" They insist
that Communists must be stig-
matized as playing Hitler's game
"In the light of that quotation,
ask the question: Why is Mr.. Roo
sevelt such satisfactory candidate
for the Communists? 1t must be
because he continues to make hid
den, secret agreements which, if
they are known, would turn against
him the millions of freedom loving
persons in America whose sympa-
thies are with the Poles, the Czechs.
the .Yugoslavs and other downtrod-
den peoples"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
LIETUVIU SALEJE

Ateikit Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra SUI savo draugais. Sios su-
eigos atsibuna kiekviena vaka-
ra, nuo 8 val. lygiai. Parem-
kit savo kluba ir Lietuviu sa-
le, vietoje eiti kitur. Cia tapo
padidintos dovanos. todel jums
bus naudinga atsilankyti daz-
niau j Lietuviu sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
PARSIDUODA NAMAS

Priesais Lietuviu DARRELL ant Her.
rick Road-septyniu kambariu mu-
70 ir shingle, labai didelis viesasis
kambaris, A dideii miegkambariai
il saules kambaris antrame auks-
te; isbaigtas trecias aukstas; mu-
70 garazius, automatiska gaso 81
luna; gerame stovyje. Parduoda
savininkas, Ii 00S3.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
APSISAUGOKIT

Geriems laikams esant, atsi-
randa visokiu sukciu. Pasku-
tiniu laiku sukciai pradejo par
davineti graziai suvyniotas ply
tas j pakelius, tikrinant EMO
gui kad tai yra "vogtas bran
gus daiktas, turi greit parduo-
ii uz bent kick pasiulys."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
PRASIDEDA LIETU-
WIZ KAREIVIU
SURASYMAS


Komltetas jau paruose puikia
knyga suraSymui Clevelando
Lletuviu kareiviu ir ju gimi-
nlu vardu ir adresu. Tai bus
istoriskas rekordas musu ko-
ionijos Lietuviu jaunuoliu ku-
rie isejo Dedes Samo tarnybai.
vaikinu ir merginu.
Dabar liko visu musu parei-
ga surinkti Lietuviu kariu var
dus ir antrasus ir priduoti i
surasymo punktus.
Pilniausias suraso padary-
mas priklausys nuo paciu te-
w kurie turi sunus ar dukte-
ris isleide siai saliai tarnauti.
Todel atsisaukiame j visus
tevus priduoti savo kareiveliu
vardus, laipsni, tarnybos sa-
ka Army, Marines, Navy,
ar kur kitrr. Lengviausia yra
tai priduoti voka nuo kareivio
gauto laisko, ant kurio telpa
Jo paties parasytas vardas ir
laipsnis. kartu priduokite ir
abieju tevu vardus, arba emo
nos, jeigu vedes, ar kitu arti-
miausiu giminiu jeigu tevu ir
zmonos neturi.
Kurie tevai jau turf auksi-
nes zvaigzdutes, ir tn sunai
bus pazymeti tam tikrame toje !
knygoje skyriuje.
Siai puikiai istoriskai Lietu-
viu Kareiviu Knygai vardai
priimami siose vetose:
Dirva $500 Superior av.
P. P. Muliolis 66O6 Superior
E. Skodis 1902 Redell ave.
julie Salseviciene
1602O Nelamere rd.
A. Simkunas 1884 E. Ill st.
G.. Venslovas 1867 E. 80 st.
F. Saukiavicius, 1867 E. 70 st.
Sugryze kariai ras musq pa
daryta grazQ rekorda ju var
du, ir mes nors tick pasirody-
sim kad mes apie juos galvo-
JON ir rupinomes.
Am. Liet. Akt. Komiteto SUI
sirinkime, ivykusiame Rugpj.
29, radosi nuomoniu kad rel
kalinga butu sukelti ir atitin-
kama fonda sugryztanciu kar-
eiviu priemimui, ir padeti pa
grinda Lietuviu sio karo vete-
ranu organizacijai. Nekurie
dalyvavusieji issireiske duosia
net po desimtine ar daugiau
tokiam fondui, ir nori kad at
sirastu daugiau tokiu.
Gryzusieji ir pakviesti ka-
rial prie organizacijos kuri ju
naudai turi sudeta tukstantini
fonda, maloniai ir SUI sypsa at
els, If jie, sueje savo ben
dryste ilgiau pasilaikys gerais
pilieciais ir Lietuviais. AS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
zEMES DREBEJIMAS

Rugsejo 4 j 5 nakti, 1912
valanda, Clevelande buvo jau-
ciamas zemes drebejimas per
apie minuta laiko, tam tikrais
protarpiais. Jokiu nuostoliu is
to nebuvo.
Sis drebejimas buvo jaucia-
mas labai placiai visoje salyje
ir Kanadoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
sPILIECIU israginimui bal

suoti 81 rudeni deda pastangas
ir Demokratai ir Republikonai.
Visi kurie esat pilieciais, ziure-
kit kad prizes balsavimu diena
butumet uzsiregistrave, kitaip
negalesit balsuoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
Britain and China should under
take the policing of Japan.

Britain and China should under
take the policing of Japan.
With these duties undertaken by
the four powers. Dulles said it
would be possible to form an inter-
national organization in which the
small nations would have voice
in the future determination of last
ing peace plans without being sub
jected to four-power domination.
He said that France, Belgium
and the Netherlands should have a
part in policing Germany. With
prompting from Dewey, he added
Poland to this list but observed
that Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia
"may play parts as states of the
Soviet Union.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
DVIEJU SEIMU NAMAS

6 ir 6 kambariu; moderniskas, prize
transportacijos liniju ir krautuviu.
Turi butt parduotas, mes isvaziuo-
jam is miesto. Kreipkites:
758 E. 93rd St. GIL. 2815.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
PADEkA

Jonas Brazauskas dekoja vi
stems kurie prisiunte uzuojau-
tos laiskus jo liudnoje valan-
doj, nelaimingai mirus jo EMO
mai. Uzuojautas atsiunte: Mi
nistras F. zadeikis, Senatorius
ir ponia Burton, Nemesis, ia
roski, Cermak ir daug kitu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08
PAS PLITNIKUS lankesi ju
giminiete B. Niedzinskiene is
Pittsburgho. Uzsirase Dirva.
oOHIO Valstijcs

eOHIO Valstijos legislatu-
ra, susirinkus posedziui Rug
sejo S, tarp kitko svarstys pa
skyrima S8,000,0OO pakelimui
algq mokytojoms, kurios ma
zai gauna moketi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08

sPER DVI sventas dienas
Clevelande symet neivyko nei
vienos mirtinos nelaimes, kuo-
met visoje salyje per Labor
Day sutiko netiketa mirti 245
asmenys, auto nelaimese, pri-
gerimais ir tt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08

KAMBARYS VYRUI<
Geras kambarys, vienam W.
rui, Lietuviu seimoje. Kreiptis
6O28 Superior Ave. HE. 6253
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08

PER LABOR Day pasikei-
tie oras: uzejo smarkus lietus
SUI perkunijomis. zaibas pada-
re ir nuostoliu. Oras atveso
ir pasikartoja lietus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-08

JIESKAU KAMBARIO
Lietuviu seimoje, East arha
West Side, prie gatvekariu
liniju. Praneskit tuoj:
Juozas Komaras,
Dirva $500 Superior Ave.
Evening star., 1944-08-29

an area where summer un110fmS
are regulation-send her yellow or
chamois colored gloves and scarf to
60 with the new summer od-duty
clothes.
SMALL THINGS THAT GET A
BIG RECEPTION: Bobby pins
skirt hangers tthey can get coat
hangers at PX'es-but nobody re-
membered the girls skirts) .. pic
ture folders :. good dark glasses
odd shapes and colorfuI frames, an
allowable spot Of color . the cur
rent best sellers in books real
ly nice white handkerchiefs with
lace, embroidery or monogram to
make it Spectator pale yellow
linen to match the summer yellow
gloves.
SHEER SHEER HOSE, and some
OF the girls say they want silk"
(don't we allD. They'd love the
sheerest prettiest rayons you can
send-in wrappers, if possible, to
protect them. Speaking of hose,
one young Red Cross worker we in
terviewed said, WED all rather
have snapshots from home than any
nylon hose!" And they mean It'll
Every last one of the returned vet
Grams we've interviewed-both male
and female-has asked for pictures,
and more pictures. So as the super
plus part of Christmas-why don't
you start clicking that kodak and
help to give your gal overseas a
touch of Christmas home sweet
home.
Evening star., 1944-08-29
REFINISHING FURNITURE?
requested by Mrs. M. M. S.,

Could one of your readers please
advise me as to the best method of
re-doing a waxed birch crib and
high chair? My daughter teethed
on this, and 1t has left marks.
Evening star., 1944-08-29
For Christmas Eve Overseas

II your Christmas Eve Is overseas
now's the time to be thinking Of
making her Christmas merrier. To
be sure the news looks very good
and you may be hoping she'll be
here to have her package under the
tree, but keep in mind that they
can't all come home at once. Fur
thermore her Christmas packages
will follow her home, so you won't
lose out in any event.
Overseas postal regulations are
neuter, take no heed of whether the
recipient is he or she. All overseas
packages must be mailed between
September Is and October 15-and
the Post Office is adamant about the
limits pounds weight, Is inches
length and SO inches total length
and girth. If you must know All,
the rules are posted at all post Of
fees.
CHRISTMAS GOODIES don't
rate nearly as well with the women
as with the men-probably for the
reason that most American women,
In or out Of uniform, usually watch
their waistlines. Some say that they
like to receive ENTHUSIASTICALLY
In tin contatners-but more say that
they'd rather not have food because
1t arrives too often In various un-
pleasant forms Of decay and disin-
tegration. However, we never found
anybody to say mo" to vacuum
packed canned delicacies-and you
know best whether she'd like crab
naeat, tuna, canned juices or fruit.
One Red Cross field worker whom
we interviewed as she returned from
II months overseas said that when
she opened a package and found q
fruitcake she thought, Here's q
fruitcake-but where's a lipstick?"
COSMETICS rather than calories
please the gals overseas. And lip
sticks seem to be the big cry. why
We wouldn't even go out in a raid
without a lipstick," said one girl.
They can usually get lipsticks at
PXs in each area, but often they
can't find the kind they want
which Is mainly something pretty
and tndelible. Out In the field a
girl can't run out for q quick make
up every hour and her lipstick has
to stay on. OF course If you know
a girls favorite send that: otherwise
select the best tndelible one you can
find.
PANCAKE MAKEUP Is probably
next on the list because Of its stay
ing power and because it precludes
the need for powder. If she's In the
tropics or place where the heat
might be drying, send some cream,
too, to underline the makeup and
protect her skin. HANDCREANdS
are appreciated, too-even by those
who never used them before. Re-
member, they're doing lots of things
lthey never did before. Apparently
uniforms don't change the girls .
Evening star., 1944-08-29
By Evelyn Hayes

bit and they still want PERFUMES
It's not the uniform, but their way
Of living, however, that makes them
prefer cream cake perfumes and CO.
lognes in small plastic compacts,
powder sachets and stick perfumes.
One that's been very popular for
overseas glamour Is jumbo stick
that she simply rubs on her skin and
forgets about, letting body tempera-
ture take care Of the rest. Caution:
Bypass the sultry scents; the girls
don't want them. They prefer those
that are light, floral and clean.
No matter where they are, they
seem to remain 1907 feminine and
crave PRETTY FRILLY UNDER
GEAR. Next time you hear the
lady lieutenant swish-you1l know
why'd They especially like slips
with fancy hemlines, lace and en-
broidered touches. HOUSECOATS
or short brunch coats will also get
big welcome-IF they're pretty
and feminine. Skip the seersucker-
the girls are sick Of it. They want
glamour rather than convenience
You might look for rayon jersey
which travels well, doesn't wrinkle
and comes in lovely colors-that is
except for the tropics where cottor
Is called for. A pretty Red Cross
worker told us, II decided when
was away that the best friend
had In the world was the girl who
sent me splashy print jersey house.
coat last Christmas" Some say they
prefer the shorter brunch" coat
which won't trail floors, but all EN-.
phasized the glamour end. Wher
they shed their uniforms, they gt
all out for feminity. Slippers t<
match would win you a halo from
any girl-but make them the play.
shoe type with sturdy sole, perhap.
rope. Army floors aren't carpeteC
and soft-sole slippers wouldn't last
long on barrack floors of cement In
the South Pacific or straw mating
In Hawaii.
PLAYCLOTHES are another good
idea for WACS-but remember that
her belongings must fit into a cou-
pie Of barracks bags when she has
to move. For the gal in the South
Pacific q swim suits the answer
We've been told to warn you that
elasticized rayon satin wouldn't last
long In the tropics-but-well YOU
TELL Us where you'd find one.
If she's on your list of "nothing's
too good for her"-yOu might con-
slider a good waterproof shockproot
watch, small camera with film if
possible). good cigarette lighter
brown kid pumps (recently author
lied with new of duty dresses and
matching handbag and gloves. Shoe
heels must be no higher than ~
inches, closed toes any size bag
envelope self-trimming. II she's in
Evening star., 1944-08-29

down a mans morale. But don't
you think that tears are 4 pretty
poor, mean, contemplate weapon
to use on q man?
Because they are only effective
when you use them on q man who
loves you and they only work with
him because he can't endure to see
you make even the gesture Of SUI
fering. Have more self-respect than
to play such a lowdown game on
your father and sweetheart.
Dear Miss Dix: Will you tell me
If my boy friend really cares for
me? I have been going with him
for more than five years. Now am
planning to get married to him, but
he doesn't seem to do much Of the
planning with me. He only comes
to see me two nights a week, and
the balance Of the time he goes
out with his boy friends to dances
and places OF amusement.
I have given up all of my friends
for him. Don't you think we should
come to some understanding about
marriage? Also, don't you think
he should see me oftener? Would
1t wake him up if would see other
boys? JOYCE.
Answer-It doesn't take any
daughter Of seventh daughter to
diagnose your boy friends senti-
ments. He is tired of you. His love
is dead, killed by a long drawn-out
engagement, and he is trying to get
you to break it of. If you have any
self-respect, beat him to it and save
your face.
No man on earth who is in love
with girl limits his calls to two
a week. He is always hanging
around1 her, and the only reason a
man isn't enthusiastic in planning
his wedding is because he regards
it as his funeral. Don't force this
poor chap into an unwilling mar
riage. It will mean misery to you
hOff,
Evening star., 1944-08-29
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Dorothy Dix: My mother
has been dead for some time and
my father gives me everything I
could desire. However, there are
times when want things he thinks
I should not have and then all that
I have to do is to cry in order to
get my own way.
I am engaged to very nice young
man, and sometimes I do things
of which he does not approve and
then we quarrel, but if I cry he
will give in and be again at my feet.
AS long as this method gets me
what I want, do you think it is
right for me to use it?
A SPOILED CHILD.
Answer-Undoubtedly you have
taken the easiest and quickest way
OF getting what you want, because
tears have ever been woman's most
effective weapon to use against men.
For some reason that no one can
explain, mems backbones just melt
down into a pulp under the water
from a woman's eyes, even when
they know that she is weeping for
revenue only.
Why this is thus, nobody knows,
not even the poor, limp man who
has surrendered to the crybaby. All
that he knows is that he simply
can't stand the weeps, so to stop
her blubbering he gives her the car
he can't afford, or the dress that
he will have to do without lunches
to pay for, or he apologies to her
for the thing she has done that
provoked the quarrel and promises
never, never, never to cross her
again.
Many a woman before you, my
dear, has f1oated herself out of
bad situation on tide of tears.
Many a one before you has cried for
the moon until she got it. Many
a one has found out that hydraulic
power is most effective in breaking
Evening star., 1944-08-29

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 all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Evening star., 1944-08-29

ny SSSp n ODeTIS
Yohr kitchen deserves the sun.
shine that Sally can bring into it
and it takes so little effort-the
stitchwork involved in quickly done
Pattern envelope contains hot-iror
transfers for seven designs, each
about 6 by 8 inches; color chart
stitch illustrations and full direc-
tions.
Send II cents (coin) for Pattern
No. Rl980 to Needle Arts Depart.
ment, The Washington Star, P. o
Box 172, Station D, New York 3, N
Y. Please include your postal zone
number.
Evening star., 1944-08-29
Branded FAVORED
PEACHES?

very MuCu.
Branded FAVORED
PEACHES?
REQUESTED by Mrs. c. G. s.,
Washington.)
Last summer I had clipping of
a recipe for branded favored
peaches, without brandy" Peel the
peaches and pack in jar, etc. This
I cannot find anywhere and would
so like to try it this year. Do you
know what quantity of sugar and
water is used and is 1t hot or cold
water? AS recall there was no
cooking. Simply seal and set away.
X y
CHRISTMAS RELISH: LAUNDER-
ING MACH1NISTS CLOTHING
Thanks to Mrs. w. d. H,
Washington.)
In answer to a request for q good
relish wish to submit the follow
ing:
Christmas Relish: Twelve green
peppers, IL red peppers (big and
sweet, IL white onions. Put the
above through food chopper, add
l small handful Of salt, let stand
IS minutes, then drain of liquid.
Cut 3 punches celery fine, put with
peppers and onions. Take 3 cups
vinegar, 3 cups sugar, and cook Is
minutes. Add pepper mixture, cook
Is minutes longer and seal while
hot
Sometime ago there was a request
for an easy method to launder q
machinists clothing. 1t was an
sWered in regard to washing ma
chine. II you use a board try lay
ing clothing (after soaking) across
washboard, use good suds and scrub
with scrub brush. I nave good re-
suits with this method when wash
ing boys slacks, too.
QUERIES?
REQUESTED by Mrs. L. S.,
HydttsDille.)
Just recently I moved from a
three-room apartment to five
room house and so you can see how
Readers Clearing House means even
more to me.
Gan some one give me some Sug-
gestions on how to avoid stair climb
ing? I find myself running up and
down all day in spite of what I think
Is careful planning. Plans include
juniors needs, age months.
Where can I find directions for an
egg cozy-knit, crochet, or sewed?
How do I judge the size of q but
tonhole as compared to button?
Mine always end up too big. MY COL
lection of knitting needles, crochet
hooks, thread, buttons, tapes. ETC.,
are Outgrowing their home In as
sorted boxes. How do you ladies
house your handiwork parapher.
MALTA?
X Il
REFINISHING FURNITURE?
(ReQuested by Mrs. M. M. S.,
Wdshington.)
Could one of your readers please
advise me as to the best method of
re-doing a waxed birch crib and
high chair? My daughter teethed
on this, and 1t has left marks.
Evening star., 1944-08-29

| crab cakes, Try IN small amount OF
fat; brown on both sides and serve,
or fill crab shells with mixture, top
with crumbs and butter and brown
in oven.
Small amount of chopped parsley
may be added to cakes If desired.
I. too, am grateful for this section,
from which I often clip valuable in
formation and recipes.
Editors Note: Thanks to Mrs.
c. c. K, Arlington, and Mrs.
J. B.. Siuer Spring. for similar
recipes.)
CHINESE DISH.
(ThankS to Mrs. D. M. E.,
Takoma Park)
To Mrs. c. w. r., Washington:
The recipe for the Chinese dish
beef with tomatoes and green pep
per" can be found in the cook book
by The United China Relief.
In preheated, lO-inch frying pan,
place 2 tablespoons oil or fat. l tea
spoon salt, a dash of pepper. Cut
into 1s-inch slices and add, pound
flank or round steak. Finely dice
and add 2 tablespoons onion and
Glove garlic. Cook over a moderately
hot flame, stirring constantly, until
meat is brown. Add l cup beef
bouillon q use l bouillon cube in
cup water. Dice and add 2 green
peppers. Cover pan tightly and cook
over low flame for 10 minutes. Cut
in quarters and add small tomatoes.
Cook over low flame for / minute.
Blend together and add 2 table
spoons cornstarch, 2 teaspoons soy
sauce, u cup water. Cook for a few
more minutes, stirring constantly.
until the juice thickens and the mix
ture Is very not. Serve immediately
with hot boiled rice.
This recipe is supposed to serve 4.
but I find 1t just right for 2. OF the
many good reciDes in the cook book.
this is by all odds our favorite.
BAKING FRUIT CAKE?
REQUESTED by Miss L. T.,
WGshington)
In few weeks many inexperi-
enced cooks will be making fruit
cakes for the boys overseas. We
are asked to send them in tin con-
tainers, which are very hard to find
now. I have thought of using a
number 2 tin can and taping the
top back on, with adhesive tape,
but how can it be lined satisfac-
torily with paper, and how long
should the cake be baked, being so
thick? Any suggestions you read
Evening star., 1944-08-29

The girl serving her country probably dreams
OF the day when she shed her uniform for the ultra.
feminnity of such this Eeybtian-insbed black crepe
euenine BY Ne,c Yorks designer Nene Rosensein
Both the snnons drabery and the beaded bb.neckace and
headdress stem from the land of the NHe ,chile the re-
snifanf allure vonld haze made Cleopatra look to her
IaureIs.
Evening star., 1944-08-29
(ThGnkS to Mrs. G.. D.,
WnShin0fon

WGShington.J
In answer to Mrs. j. F. G.'s re-
quest for crab cakes. I think this
is what she may want.
Deviled Grab Cakes: One pound
crab meat dump, hard boiled
egg, red and black pepper to taste,
! onion. chopped fine, green7pepper,
about tablespoons, teaspoon salt,
Y cup white sauce, l cup or a little
more dry bread crumbs. Mix well
and fry.
Maybe some one will give me a
recipe for branded peaches.
Evening star., 1944-08-29
CRAB CAKES.
Branded PEACHES?
Thanks to Mrs. M. H. L.,
Silper Spring. J

OHpeT SpTtHgI
In answer to a request by Mrs.
j. F. G., Washington, for Grab
Cakes: One pound of crab meat, l
beaten egg, 3 tablespoons Of melted
butter, tablespoons of mayonnaise
(scant), I teaspoon of dry mus
tard, salt and red pepper to taste,
! tablespoon of chopped parsley.
Form into cakes which will be soft.
Chill for hour or so before browning
IN butter.