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Evening star., 1945-08-13
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Evening star., 1945-08-13
Cooking I'm Br0chette'

Some time ago I wrote an article
about cooking en- brochette or on
long skewers, giving some sug-
gested combinations OF meats, etc.
incidentally, I have a fresh batch
of the leaflets on skewer cookery
that I offered readers at that time,
so If you would like one, drop me
line in care of this paper, inclosing
stamped, self-addressed envelope,
and I'll be glad to send you one
They contain several recipes that
might be of interest to youD
1 received letter the other day
from young man who had read
the original article, sent for one of
the leaflets and then decided he
would think up some fancy skewer
cookery of his own. I'll quote from
his letter:
I'VE had swell party the other
day, as happen to have an out
door oven and grill and decided to
dream up some new ideas for cook
Evening star., 1945-08-13
BY the Victory Chef

ing en- brochette. The gang got
together after working in our VIC
tory gardens, tied on the old aprons
and got down to the job.
Every one had brought some
kind of meat as his or her contri-
button and the privilege of making
up individual skewers brought forth
some weird and wonderful combina-
tions! In the meat pool there were
frankfurters, cubes of beef and
lamb, pound of precious bacon
some chicken and turkey livers and
several kidneys. I had bottles of
steak and barbecue sauce to brush
over the meats and we used long
wooden skewers that would hold
plenty.
"One guy built himself Dagwood
special out of bacon, kidneys and
frankfurters, with a chunk of beef
at each end for good measure. An
Evening star., 1945-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION, manufacturers, am in po-
sition to take small electric assembly con-
tract. Box 66-E, Star
WE HAVE searched diligently for home
and need it urgently. We will pay all cash
residence section. Reply confidential. No
brokers. please. Box 25o-G. Star. 1S'
NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
ship lately subsisting between US, the un-
dersigned, N. Duke and Hugo A. Mascitelli,
carrying on hairdressing and beauty
shop business at $40 18th st. NV, under
was on the 11th day of August, 1915, dis
solved by mutual consent, and that the
business in, the future will be carried on
by the said Hugo A. Masciteli alone. N
DUKE. HUGO A. MASCITELLI. IA
Evening star., 1945-08-13

"a VIC 1OOt NCSCtdUlcS WHICH kTOWS
beneath the ground and is covered
by cold earth, then start to cook
in cold water and keep the pot
covered.
If it is one of the green vegetables
growing above the ground, where it
gets full warmth of the sun, then
start to cook it in boiling water and
do not cover.
By cooking them Just as they
grow, and only until tender, vege-
tables will retain their good taste
and color.
CRAB RECIPES.
From Mrs. H. A. H., Washington. J
Here are some dishes prepared
with crabs. The recipes were handed
down in our family through the
years.
Crab Soup-Lima beans, string
beans, 3 or 4 tomatoes, / large bunch
celery, 2 large onions, beef bone,
to 8 ears corn, peas, l small head
cabbage, parsley pinch thyme, salt,
pepper to taste, l bunch carrots,
crab meat.
Place beef bone in water to boil
while preparing vegetables, chop
vegetables small, leaving corn and
crab meat until 10 minutes before
serving.
Crab Meat Salad-This salad is
the meat served cold surrounded by
other salad combinations, potato
salad, cole slaw. sliced tomatoes,
with tartar sauce.
Fried Soft Crab-Six to II soft
crabs, allowing one to two per person
according also to size of crabs. Wash
crabs off in cold water, first cut out
eyes and apron underneath of crab
and where attached to top shell
on underside, lift pointed ends of
shell, take out devils fingers and
the green-blue matter in center
of crab below top shell (this is
spoken Of as gall and is bitter to
the taste), rinse and place in re-
frigerator until ready to fry. Time
in frying is about 20 minutes, have
pan hot with 6 tablespoons fat when
melted, Dip crabs in egg batter.
Fry until brown on both sides. We
leave lid on fryer about 10 min
utes before serving, best If served
hot, but may be served cold. Salt
and pepper to taste is placed in
batter Serve with tartar sauce.
Beverages served with crabs: Hot
coffee or tea, iced tea, beer9or those
who like it, never serve any soft
drinks with crabs as they do not
set we'll.
Please note that I mentioned red
pepper-optional-this is usually
used for crab feasts and in taverns
where plenty of beer is served, to
cool the lips and sell the beer so
the story goes
In answer to Mrs. K. B. of Wash
ington, also for another request for
Maryland crab cakes.
I being born and raised in Balti-
more, father would take us grabbing
and w ith luck we would first
steam crabs" as follows:
Steam Crabs: Four to six dozen
live crabs, 334 quarts vinegar, use
no water Il quart vinegar per doz-
en-, 2 tablespoons salt, tablespoons
dry mustard, 6 tablespoons black
pepper, tablespoon cayenne pepper
(red optionaD.
Place a wire rack or two pieces
of lath-wood X-shape in bottom of
lard can or large pot to raise crabs
off bottom. Place live crabs in pot.
Then mix vinegar and pour over
ingredients together and pour over
crabs, quickly placing lid on. Lid
should fit tightly, now place pot
over flame, steam for u to "a of an
Evening star., 1945-08-13

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.
Betsy CasweH.
Evening star., 1945-08-13
Bv Barbara Bell

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those al-important dates. Beading
which can be of lace or self-fabric
accents the demure bertha collar
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Barbara Bell Pattern No. 140l is
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"a yards beading to trim.
For this pattern, send 20 cents, in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
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smart and up-to-the minute styles
for all the family. Price 10 cents.
Evening star., 1945-08-13
PEANUT BUTTER DRESSING.
BOHEMIAN "ROILICKE"?

(From Mrs. r. S. r., washington.
In answer to request for "peanu
butter salad dressing"
Mix about tablespoons peanu
butter, or amount to suite taste
with u pint salad dressing. Tht
catch nowadays will be to find the
salad dressing!
A request: Does any one know
how to make Bohemian "rollicke.
which I suppose is Bohemian fol
rolls? 1t is a very long roll o1
wonderful flavor I am not sure but
I think it is different recipe from
that for the ''kolache."
(From E. NJ. c., Arlington, Va)
To the lady who wishes a peanut
butter dressing, I offer the follow
ing which we often use, particularly
on banana salad or an apple salad
Take as much peanut butter as yor
think you will need for the number
to be served. Cream this with wa.
ter, adding little at a time unit
you have a paste, then add a little
honey; this will tend to thin it, but
add little more water and it vii
tend to thicken; keep doing thi.
until you get the right creamy con.
sistency. With a little practice yor
will do it rapidly: I can usually gel
it right by blending water in first
and just adding the honey, but if il
isn't done right it tends to &c
watery, so take it little slowly the
first few times, till you get the
knack. Almond butter makes a de.
licious dressing, too, in the same
way, but it is rather expensive.
If any of the readers are fortu.
nate enough to have an electric
liquiier, a delicious nutcream may
be made quickly by combining any
preferred nuts, honey and water
Fresh coconut makes a truly de.
licious cream also in the same way
although it will have to be pressed
through a ricer after liquifying ir
the jar, This is the kind of jar useo
In some of the stores in summer fol
preparing the popular peach drink
But I doubt if they can be pur.
chased until after the war. They
have many uses and will chop nut!
beautifully.
Evening star., 1945-08-13
Worry Of
FALSE Teeth
Slipping or Irritotina?

Don't be embarrassed by loose false
teeth slipping, dropping or wabbling
when you eat, talk or laugh. Just sprin-
This pleasant powder gives remark.
able sense of added comfort and secu-
rity by holding plates more firmly. Nc
It's alkaline inon.acid, Get FAsTEETfE
at any drug store
Evening star., 1945-08-13
SCORCH MARK.
HOT SLAW.

from Mrs. W. E. R., Hyattsuiue. J
Apply paste of cornstarch and
cold water. Let dry and brush off.
Repeat application If necessary.
Hot Slaw 1: Two egg yolks, "
teaspoon salt, Il teaspoon dry mus
tard, tablespoons sugar, table
spoons vinegar, Il cup water, 2 cups
cut cabbage.
Beat yolks. add dry ingredients,
vinegar and water. Cook slowly
and stir constantly until mixture
thickeps, add cabbage and serve.
Hot Slaw IL: Rub together 2 table,
spoon dry mustard, teaspoons su-
gar and u teaspoon pepper.
Stir to paste, add y cup thin
cream and Il cup of vinegar Bring
to the boiling point and fold in
well-beaten egg and pint of shred
ded cabbage. Mix well and serve
hot.
Evening star., 1945-08-13
WORDS TO SONG.

WORDS TO SONG.
(From Mrs. o. L. c., Washington. J
Will some one please send in the
words to God Bless America? A
friend in Rio would like them.
do not know all of the words.
Evening star., 1945-08-13

CONTINUED on Next PAgoO
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
ACL net INCOME
SHOWS DECREASE

The net railway operating in
come of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Co.. during 1914 was
S13, 1872, Asst, a decrease of 81, 1882, 400
from 1913, according to the month
ly report released at the general
offices here yesterday. 1t was S21.-
1875, SGT in 1912.
Operating revenues during the
year totaled sl55. 946, 298, compared
with S153, sol .015 for 1913. Operat-
ing expenses were greater also,
with 1913, 1874 ,279 reported for 1914
and S91, 1872, 633 for 1913.
Net operating revenues of S62,-
112,019 were less than the S71,8l0.-
1872 for 1913. The amount required
for taxes was s44,00G000 against
s51, 25O,OO for the previous year.
The operating income was $18,112.'
O19, against $40, 568, 1872 for 1913,
and the net amount paid for rent
of equipment and joint facilities
showed a deficit of 81, 439, 562.
During December, the net rail
way operating income was ST, 6o7,
674, operating revenues were Sl3,-
29O, 443, operating expenses, 50, 49,
673, net operating revenues, 81,
O67, IT'S, amount required for tax
es, $1,000 900, operating income,
81, OCT. IT'S, and the net amount paid
for rent of equipment and joint
facilities a deficit of $3.50, 10l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
S437,O0 PWA Project
At New River Approved

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. Up
The Navy has approved a S437,C0O
Public Works Agency project to
improve storage facilities for mines
and ammunition at New RIVER
N. c., Senator Hoey O-NC} an
nounced today.
The contemplated expansion in
cl,1des construction of five new
detona Tor magazines and II triple
arch ammunition storage maya
zines as well as earth-coVered mag
azines. clearing. grading, walks
roads and services at the marine
base training area, Senator Hoey
said,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
LOCAL DRUG FIRM
WINS BOND AWARD

A Wilmington drug store, and II
other drug stores and firms and
one individual from this section of
the State will be awarded honor
certificates tomorrow at Chapel
Hill for their efforts in the recent
War Bond campaign.
The awards will be made by the
North Carolina Pharmaceutical AS
ISOLATION and the State War Fin
ance Division of the Treasury De-
partment.
Each drug store. organization Or
individual who sold $1,000 or more
in series E bonds is qualified to
receive a certificate. it was an
nounced. Total sales made during
the campaign amounted TO over
S4,000,000, half of which was in
E bonds.
The winner from Wilmington is
Halls Drug Store.
The other winners from south
eastern Carolina are the Carolina
Beach Drug store, Carolina Beach;
The Register Drug store. Clinton;
Rogers Drug store, Fair Bluff: the
Fairmont Drug company. Fair
mont; the Wooten Drug Company,
Matthews Pharmacy and Horne S
Drug store, Fayetteville: John
sons Drug store and Ketchum
Drug company, Jacksonville;
Hedepeth Pharmacy and Mrs. J..
c. Jackson, Lumberton and Cult
sons Drug store, Whiteville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
FOUR SENTENCED
IN LOCAL COURT

James Addison, 81, Negro, OF
800 McRae street, was sentenced
by Recorder H. Winfield Smlth
yesterday to pay court costs and
a fine of $50, and given IL
months suspended sentence on the
county farm. He was charged with
violation of the liquor laws by
having in his possession liquor,
upon which State and Federal
taxes had not been paid, for the
purpose of sale, according to he
corders court record.
In another case, George Wilson
Holmes, 16, of 5O7 East Vance road,
Maffitt Village, pleaded guilty to
charge of reckless driving and op-
Grating an automobile without an
operators license. He was fined
SIS and ordered to pay court costs.
Lloyd McKoy, Negro, %, of Bill
North Tenth street was sentenced
to go days in Jail to be assigned
to the County farm, after he was
found guilty on a charge OF lar
ceny and receiving McKoy gave
notice of appeal to Superior court
He was charged with taking lum-
Der valued at less than $25 from the
Newton Dry Cleaning Co.
Johnnie Flemming, Negro, Circle
drive, Maffitt Village, charged
with reckless driving, was found
not guilty by Judge Smith. He was
arrested for allegedly reckless
driving at the intersection of
Thirteenth and Orange streets,
according to police reports.
Jack Walls, II, of Maffitt Village,
charged with three counts of store
breaking and larceny and receiv-
ing, Harold E. Bland, 20, of the
same address, and also charged
with three counts of store break
ing and larceny and receiving,
along with highway robbery, and
Charles Skies, Is, of 805 North
Fifth street, also charged with
highway robbery, waived examina-
ton in Recorders court yesterday,
and were bound over to Superior
court by Judge Smith.
Bland and Skies were charged
with attacking and robbing W. A.
Floyd of 319 Chestnut street, Fri
day night, as he left a dance at
Maffitt village. Walls and Bland
were charged with larceny and re-
ceiving and store breaking from
the A. S. Simon, C. E. Pearsall and
the A. j. Sanders warehouses.
From the Pearsall storehouse, S13
was taken, according to court
records The loot from the other
two was not listed.
Bond for the trio was set by
Judge Smith at $3.50 on each charge.
Bland is held in default of $1,000
bond, Skies in lieu of $3.50 bond,
and bond on Walls was set at $3.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
BY BANNING E. WHITTINGTON

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 UP)-
The Supreme Court today agreed
to review petition by Harry
Bridges, West Coast CLIO labor lead
er accused of Communist affilia-
ton, ito escape deportation to his
native Australia as an undesirable
alien.
Attorney General Francis Biddle
ordered him deported in May, 1912,
on a finding that he was a member
of the Communist party and that
the party believed in overthroWing
the United States Government by
force and violence Bridges denied
membership.
In another case, the court ruled
So that in the liquidation of holding
company financial empires the Sc
curity and Exchange Commission
is authorized to distribute assets to
common stockholders before obil-
cations to preferred stockholders
have been met in full
Otis and Co.. Cleveland. had chal-
lenged an SEC plan for distribu-
ton of the assets of United Light
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
Supreme Court To Reuiew
Bridges Deportation Case

and Power Co., one-time gigantic
public utility holding company. The
SEC authorized distribution on a
basis of 1882 per cent for prefer
red stock and 5.48 for common.
Justice Stanley Reed said that
SEC acted legally because it was
distributing the assets of solvent
company which was liquidated not
because of financial instability but
because of monopolistic structure.
Because it was TO be treated as
going business there was no viola
ton of priority regulation for
payment of preferred securities,
he said.
The court upheld the so-called
two witness rule governing per-
jury cases III an unanimous de-
cision reversing the conviction of
Lee F. Weller, BreWerytoWn, N. j..
garageman. He contended that he
had been convicted of perjury on
the unccorroborated testimony of
only one witness during a trial in
which he was acquitted of charges
of violating OPA regulations.
Bridges, president of the power
full CLIO Longshoreman's Union, ap-
pealed to the high court after the
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals de-
MED his petition for a writ of ha-
beas corpus.
The Supreme Court denied a mo-
ton of the Communist Political AS
ISOLATION formerly the Communist
party to Intervene 1t wished to
present evidence Directing to Bid
dies finding that the party SUBJ
scribed to overthrowing the gov
eminent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
ICARLINE CASANOVA
PLEADSINNOCENT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2e.-lRl
Romantic, pudgy Francis H. Van
VIE who, by his own count, has
had twelve wives, pleaded innocent
today to two bigamy complaints.
The shy, 5S-year-old streetcar
conductor (the ding-dong daddy of
the D line, they call him at the
carbarns) seemed bewildered by
the crowd in the courtroom.
'1s this the famous Van VIE
case?" inquired Judge Leo Gun
ningham as the case was called.
eyes, your honor" District Attor.
ney Edmund Brown replied.
HAS he reached the end of the
line?' the court pursued.
Il think the honeymoon is over
your honor" the prosecutor ans.
wered.
Policy inspector Jerry Desmond
who returned the 5-foot, Pinch con
ductor from Lost Angeles yester
day, said Van VIE admitted there
had been twelve wives in his TO
mantle past; that he attributed hi!
marriages-and his troubles - t.
this: I've just been looking fo1
something l never was able to fine
"a real pal and companion. I jus
wanted a home and kept trying
to find one.'
Mary Josephine Van Vie, ant
Evelyn Brown Van Vie, who de
clare they are wives No. II ant
No. II, respectively, were in cour
today for the little streetcar man
appearance, and then filed annul
ment proceedings. Myrtle Deerin
Van Vie, listing herself as wifi
No. 8, also looked in on the heal
ing.
Judge Cunningham reduced ba
from $500 to $1,000 on the biga
my charges. HE seems like
kindly and sentimental soul,
| Judge Cunningham said of Va
Vie after talking with him at cor
clusion of the hearing.
-V-
The first degrees in Divinity (
Harvard College were granted
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
Getting Up Nights
Makes anyFeeI0Id

Do you suffer from Getting Up Nights,
Backache, Nervousness, Leg Pains, Dizzi-
Bladder Weakness, Painful Passages, or feel
old and run down, due to non-organic and
non-systenic Kidney and Bladder troubles?
If so, here is good news: The very first dose
Of cystex Ia physicians prescription) usu-
ally goes right to work helping the Kidneys
flush out excess acids and wastes which may
have caused your trouble. So take cystex
exactly as directed and watch for quick help
and rapid increase in pep, more youthful
feeling and joy Of living. cystex must sur
prise and delight you and satisfy completely
or you simply return the empty package and
another day without trying cystex-onIy
35e. Tear this out. take to your druggist:
be sure to get genuine, guaranteed Cystex.