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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
School Lunch Bias Scored

Washington, D. C.-The Wash
ington Bureau NAACP denounced
the House Agriculture Committee
last week for eliminating all pro-
visions prohibiting discrimination
against Negro children in the al
location of funds for the $5O,O00,-
600 School Lunch bill.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13

Terranova match. PERCY VILLA
Graves won't do anything (not even
shadow boxing) that may seriously
hurt his hands. -. Tip to the So
called Projectors: There isn't
chance in the world for Joe Louis
Billy Conn match this summer, fall
or winter. There's a war to be won,
yet, Bub! Incidentally, did you
know that Conn was recently ap-
pointed to the staff of Army Uni
versity Center to develop G. I.
teachers of boxing for the Army of
Occupation? .. Paul Hartnik is
athletic director at Father Flanna-
gan's "Boys Town. Elmer Ray,
Tommy OLaughlin's best meal
ticket, is expected to be back in
action within the next few weeks.
A broken finger has kept Ray out of
action the past two months. He is
booked for a st. Paul appearance
some time in September. The
roller derby is doing big business
at the auditorium nightly. ). Chef
Roam will again head the amateur
boxing set-up in Minneapolis this
season. They couldn't possibly find
a better guy!
FORGET-ME-NOTS: The first
fight card 1 saw was in the early
2O's at the ball park. The boys
(and I was one of them, tOO) broke
down the catcher's fence and as a
result, hundreds crashed. Mike
Gibbons and Eddie McGOOty head
lined the card that night. &. . AL Van
Ryan and Jack JOsephs fought the
semi. -. How many of you remem-
Der that one? -. The time Battling
Sikh fought at the old ArmOry, and
the record crowd that packed the
place! And also broke all-time
records at Potts Gymnasium!
The Jock Malone Roland Todd
match. That was one to remem-
Der. Both were fighting tOe-tO-
toe most of the ten rounds with the
fight being even at the beginning
of the 10th,-Only one minute be-
fore the finish, Malone lands a
highlander flush on TOdd's chin
and down goes Todd for a full
count. The One-rOund kayO by
Billy Miskie over Fred Fulton.
About the fastest one on record for
heavyweights. The time Mike
Gibbons made over 100000 on his
comeback. Did you know that
nearly every amateur coming out
of st. Paul tries to ape the former
st. Paul great?
Then there were the big-time
fights held at the Minneapolis Ath-
letic Club. The fights making
national history that Eddie Reddy
used to stage in st. Paul. The very
best name fighters appeared at the
time. Do you remember when
Big Jess Willard, the former heavy
weight champ, appeared in Mime
apolis. He must have weighed
at least 275 pounds at the time. &.
The many times we used to see
former lightweight great Benny
Leonard at the Hennepin Orpheum
every season. Good, too. &.
Ditto Jim Corbett. I'll always
miss those days at that. The
amateur fights at the Gayety when
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
Twin City Union
Picnic Tulv l8

The annual Twin City Union Sun
day School picnic, sponsored by
churches of all denominations of
the Twin Cities, will be held at
Minnehaha Park, Minneapolis, on
July 10. Games, fun and refresh
ments will be provided for children
and adults,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13

Visitors to the st. Paul office this week !:
Arthur v. Hall, Herb Russell, 2/c Don
Russell, Mrs. India B. Allen, Mrs. Poca-
hontas Caffee, Mobile, Alabama; ]. E.
johnson, Pearlie M. Williams.
Visitors to the Minneapolis office this
week: General Butler, Alonzo D. Mason,
Mrs. Alice Morgan, Rain Workout and
Mrs. Jessie Turner, Minneapolis, and Prince
w. Haggerty, Des Moines, Iowa, and Kam-
pus Workout, Spokane, Wash.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13

prOInoCer, cuule
Williams, h a S
called off plans
for an outdoor
show at the Lex
ington ball park
this S u m m e r.
Williams expect
ed to get himself
e v e n-steven by
f e a t uring a
Graves VS.. Phil
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
CLASSIFIED

For sale, 462 Fuller, a nice du-
pick, four rooms and bath down,
four rooms and bath up. Oak and
Maple floors, laundry tubs, all
modern; low in price; easy terms.
F. M. & E. v. Dolan, Ce. 1907, FL.
1929.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13

At one time I
said that Billy
Mccoy W a s a
mug that could
jitt e r b u G and
swing and sway
in any old way.
He's a red hot
sender and he's in
his splendor when
he can jump and
Utter and his feet
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
No More Blanket Shortage

Civilians are assured an ample
supply of blankets this winter by
the revocation last week of the 100
per cent military "freeze" on wool
blankets and blanketing, the War
Production Board announced,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
SpOrts-Vues
By PERCY VILLA

HERE, THERE AND EVERY
WHERE - Because of Jackie
Graves sore paws, st. Paul fight
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
Juvenile 1--WE
By DONALD GATES

Digging all you hep cats from
the session last week, let's all OBJ
serve the cats jiving from the high
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

NOUR letters mean more than food to fighting men!
More letters better than long letters. SO when
you have spare moment-Mhen you're riding
train waiting for lunch-wre letter.
Cheerful talk about friends and hobbies and the home
town will be big news him Even the four words,
I'm thinking OF you' will make wonderful letter.
Military leaders say the lad with a sunny letter is
alert, less likely be injured. SO write your Serv
iceman often, to help bring him home safe-and soon.
Remember, V-Mail gets there faster and always
gets there. VMat goes exclusively by air and takes
priority al other letters
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Protective Parker Qunk will keep your pen eager write!

Don't take chances with ordinary inks Fill your pen
day with Parker DUNK containing soir-r 1t stops
pen troubles before they Brilliant, smooth flowing
and fast-drying Costs more than ordinary inks.
is ideal for V Mail and every
In all, Qunk comes in permanent and washable
colors Regular size, 25t School size, S. Also in pints
and quarts The Parker Pen Company, Janesvlle Wis
consin and Toronto, Canada.
NJ. Pm Congsny
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Double>Duty Doors!

seen TO date. In one room she used
the door to frame a full-length
mirror, in the other she built a
series of bookcases and used them
to frame a charming little directoire
desk.
This same girl had devised a neat
little bar from what had once been
closet, lined with mirror and well
furnished with shelves. Rough pea
cock blue tweed covered the seats of
the bar stools and added a note of
color to a "greige" living room. The
mirrored Dutch door had an arm
which fell in place to provide coun-
ter space. Hooked to the inside wall
of the bar, this arm, when not in
use, could be brought up and out
Of harms way. A bit expensive and
elaborate when done in mirror, this
same idea could be nicely carried
out in many other mediums. 1t oc-
cured to us, too, that the idea of the
counter door was one that could be
borrowed to use in place of a prosaic
kitchen door. In a small house or
apartment. where closets are at a
premium, it would make an ideal
vantage point from which to serve
drinks or a buffet supper.
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Miss Dix: Why is the girl
with good job so anxious to
marry? She can keep herself on
her salary much more comfortably
than she can feed a family on her
husbands salary, which is usually
not proportionately larger than
hers was. The single girl doesn't
have to give up that new hat be-
cause junior needs tooth filled.
Maybe the steno may find the
turning off of the alarm at 7:3C
sometimes gets monotonous, but II
is easier than getting up at 6 am
to get hubbys breakfast and the
children off to school. Pounding
the typewriter may be no cinch, but
it is lot less work than cooking
and scrubbing and minding the
baby from u to 16 hours a day
Housewives rarely get two weeks
vacation with pay in the summer, OF
a pay envelope at the end of the
week
When the boss gets in a bad mood
Mamie can forget it the minute she
leaves the Office at O'Clock, but
Evening star., 1945-03-16

NIGHT-BLOOMING BEAUTY
Go to any important theater open
ing in New York. Have dinner at
any of the chic night spots-and
chances are you'll find that the ma
Jority of the smart-looking women
are wearing crisp little faille suits.
This kind of suit has literally be-
come a uniform for informal pm.
wear both in New York and Wash
ington. Sometimes it's perfectly
plain with small collar and nipped-
in waist. Again it may have peplum
pockets jutting from reed-slim
jacket. But quite the incest we've
seen is one that does nice things for
your f1gure-and even nicer ones for
your budget. A skirt that is slim and
straight (but not too straightD is
topped by a version of the waistcoat
jacket that has a surprise low neck
line tying in bow. AS the model
pointed out, the neckline is kind OF
strange, but wonderful" You can
have this suit in black, brown or
light blue wonderful for the spring
brlde)--in misses sizes.
UNDERCOVER WORK-Next to
nylon hose, probably the one item
girls would most like to see again is
the two-way-stretch girdle. / don't
have to tell you that nothing has
come near to taking its place. If
you promise to walk-not run-we'll
tell you about our current scoop, an
honest -to-goodness two-way stretch
knit in zig-zag pattern that makes
it pleasantly persuasive about those
curves. No bias-cut deception, this
it stretches Cd up and down, and
Cd croSsWays, for a bona-f1de two
way job. You'll like the silky-smooth
feeling of it, too. A good length
1t measures 151a inches off and 1632
inches when worn, and comes in
small (for sizes 24-27 and medium
(sizes 1920. Any one who needs q
larger size should probably wear
something sterner.
X X X
MORE TWO-WAY STRETCH
This is one of those two-piece
dresses that we're forever ravine
about. We like them because g
well-cut blouse and ditto skirt car
do wonders for stretching girls
wardrobe. In this Casa print
the blouse has new-looking banded
neckline that ties in bow. pear
ball buttons down the front, anc
Evening star., 1945-03-16

At once a decorators delight and
dilemma, the most problematic
door in your house can, given a
chance, be the object of every ones
admiration. A knack for carpentry
an eye for color and proportion
and, before you know it, the mir
acle's been wrought with the help
of only few simple tricksl
Sometimes the doors are removed
entirely, in an effort to liven and
brighten rooms that have been drah
and dreary. The change that takes
place Is amazing. The optical
illusion of space that Is created is
especially effective in the case OF
double doors. Even the sun may be
made to shine in corner where
darkness has always reigned-such
as that gloomy inside hall, adjoin-
ing your living room for which you'd
quite given up hope
However, one must remember
that, since to all intents and pur-
poses, two rooms are being made
into one, the tempo and color
scheme of both rooms will have to
blend. Privacy may be achieved by
Evening star., 1945-03-16

when Friend Husband grouches she
has to take it. So why are girls
with good jobs crazy to marry?
MAMIE.
Answer-Well, Mamie, it must be
love, as the old song says. 1t
couldn't be anything else. For the
business girl is a realist. She knows
what the lad at the next desk to
hers is getting and she doesn't kid
herself into thinking that on his
pay she is going to wear mink coats
and spend her evenings at night
clubs.
Of course, the girl behind a coun-
ter may marry for a meal ticket,
but she seldom does. She marries
in the full knowledge that she will
have to work far harder in the
home than she ever did in a shop
or office, and that she will have
fewer of the comforts and luxuries
of life, but she feels that love is
worth the price she will have to
pay. Any man who gets married
can be very sure that his wife is
marrying him for himself and not
for what he can give her.
Evening star., 1945-03-16
BY Jean Waeeaman.

the use Of a screen, strategically
placed.
Treating such doorway as one
would a window by complementing
the arch with a cornice, is a good
decorators trick. Tie-backs hold
curtains in place when they are not
drawn.
Cherished shelves and extra cup
board space can be attained by con-
verting a double door into a single
one. Here again, one can do away
with the door entirely leaving only
the archway. Bookcases and cabi-
nets are built in on either side. For
a collector, we can't think of a bet
ter way to spotlight treasures than
to leave the shelves open through
to either room.
If a pasSageway Is unnecessary
| it's q simple matter to have il
blocked up. Often rich in atmos-
phere and charm, old houses con.
verted into apartments are fire.
quently cut up by too many doors
The other day. we visited a frienc
Of ours who lived in just such 9
walkup, and discovered the hap
piest solution to the problem wee
Evening star., 1945-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICES,

GAS WATER HEATERS. 90. 80, 40 sal.,
sTANSBURY. Ii. 1929.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that will sell
for garage storage and repairs 1888 Ford
motop No. o is4eoo7sl eT5 at. st public auetion
e,eIoek am. EssENo SERVICE STATION,
WE MUST HAVE A HOME and can pay
in i'm, Z. good Issideptial nsiEhborhood we
205-H, Star. IT,
EFFECTIVE March "A. 1945-Entire busi-
ness OF Kenneth r. Daniels. operating as
the Kenny MOTOR Sales, is completely dis
solved. will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one, after this
date. other than myself. Signed KENNETH
OFFICE OF LANSBURGH & BRO, Wash
inston, D. G.; March 10, 1945-.The annual
& Bro. for the election Of directors to serve
the ensuing year, and for the transaction
OF such other business as may properly
come before said meeting, will be held at
the office of the corporation, 420 7th ST.
nTi 1873 Hsshpeon at p p GARR @ MsRssy MSSSkgH AgT
Secretary.
MAY IT PLEASE THE BAR: What is the
BARRIsTERs' INST. 2Oio q.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
incurred by any one other than myself.
| T. E. HAYRE. 403 10th st. Sc. 49,
I WILL. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
VIRGIL H. WARNER, 5419 Sth st. NV. 1S'
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Pin>Money Finds
By Evelyn Hayes.

Ecap-sleeves that fall softly from
nicely padded heroine" shoulders.
The skirt is an all-round dirndl with
"a s1aooth side-drape-and It will
team up amiably with any white
blouse or make stunning dinner
costume worn with black. The
print itself-i1 soft rayon crepe-is
enough to distinguish the dress. It's
Chinese in feeling with ricksfaws,
blossoms, bird baths and the like
done in white, family outlined in
black-on backgrounds of char
treuse. aqua or dusty pink. Sized
for jupiors and priced for same.
| BEACH BRIGHTIE-It's not
minute too soon to start thinking
about summer gear-especially when
said gear is a smart plaid cotton
beach shirt. We have always loved
the leggy look Of bathing suit
worn beneath shirt that barely
covers the suit. This one we like
because it's washable cotton, has
long sleeves which you can roll up
| If you insist, and because it's button
down collar is frank swipe from
the men. We like the plaids, too
pink with black, yellow combination
and another based on apple green.
Slit at the sides, this is something
to slip on when you're wearing
Stacks or shorts-or at any moment
when you want to be smart and at
ease.
IT'S A FRAME UP-Actually, IT'S
double frame-up for those pictures
you want to send Mother, Grand
mother or That Man for Easter.
Made Of pinseal-type leather, it's
folding booklike affair with oval
settings for 5x7 pictures. Take your
choice Of wine, red, navy blue, brown
as well as saddle leather. A nice
gift all by itself, too.
! AND RATION FREE!-If Junior
has robbed you of all your precious
shoe coupons and your No. is only
a memory, you'll probably be glad
to know about some nonrationed
numbers that could fill a need in
your life. These are high-heeled
criss-cross sandals in inenlike cot
ton worked out in shades of blue,
shades Of an-to-brown and a Mexi-
can multicolored combination. The
sole is plastic, sans carbon, and
therefore won't mark up floors.
Evening star., 1945-03-16

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 CasfceH.
Evening star., 1945-03-16
By Barbara Bell

Slip and panties set to make your
young daughter feel quite grown up.
The slip is gently fitted for smooth
ness under her pretty dresses.
Make up several sets Of this pretty
lingerie.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1897 is
designed for sizes 6, 8, 10, IL and IA
years. Size 8, slip and panties, re-
quires 21s yards of 35-inch material;
61s yards lace to trim the set.
For this pattern, send 20 cents, in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bel, The Washington Star, Post
Once Box 80. Station G, New York
~, N. Y.
Just OF the press-the new spring
end summer catalogue. Fashions
that are brand-new-and suitable
for all the family. You'll want one
q these complete guides for home
oevaea Tan cents per copy.
Evening star., 1945-03-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Our thanks to the tollo1Uing
readers, tUhose recipes and sug-
aestionS Dere similar to others
previously receiUed:
Mrs. G. U. B., Arlington; Mrs.
H. w. c., Bethesda; Mrs. st. L.,
Washington
Evening star., 1945-03-16
coNFECTIONER'S SUGAR?
BAKED POTATO WATERS?
FARINA CAKE?
REQUESTED by Mrs. r. B. M,
Arlington.

y tACxuCotCo oy WI o. Az -. AVA >
- Arlington)
I've enjoyed the Clearing House
for almost 2 years now and have
never written in although I have
often meant to take added advan-
tage of its almost unlimited source
of information.
The RICH suggestion OF a "slice OF
bread" or raw apple" solved my
Jumped brown sugar problem. But
what do you do about badly Jumped
confectioner's sugar? I've tried
pounding and rolling but it is ter
ribly time consuming.
Does any one have the recipe for
Baked Potato WATERS? These
were served at the University OF
Wisconsin under above name and
I've only prepared them by guess
I slice potatoes (skins left on about
!. Inch thick, spread out on CREASED
cookie sheets and bake about l hour
at 400 degrees F., adding butter and
salt the last few minutes and brown
under the broiler if not sufficiently
Drowned from baking. Types of po-
tatoes vary greatly in how they bake
believe eastern are better than
Idaho this way.
I'd also like a recipe for a So
called "Farina Cake" A rather
coarse, not very rich layer cake, as
I remember it.
ed. note: In reply to your
personal note, Mrs. NJ, our con-
oratulations. and best toishes to
your ne,U little oirly
** **
ONION ODOR?
(ReQueSted by Mrs. E, H.,
Suitland, Md
Can any one tell me how to rid
my hands of the odot of onions
after preparing them?
LIMPE BROD.
(Thanks to Mrs. F. J. B.,
Washington
One cake yeast, "a cups luke
warm water, tablespoon sugar,
cups milk, IL quarts white flour,
cup dark corn sirup, u teaspoons
fennel seed, 1l2 teaspoons anise
seed, 4 cup molasses, "a cup butter
or other shortening, cups rye
-four, tablespoon salt, grated rind
of 2 oranges or u cup chopped
candied orange peel.
Soften yeast in a cup lukewarm
water, add sugar, remaining luke
warm water and milk, scalded and
cooled to lukewarm. Add white
-four and beat well. Set aside to
rise until double in bulk. Mix sirup,
fennel seed anise seed and molasses
in saucepan. Let come to boil
and boil l minute, strain out seeds.
Cool and add shortening. When
lukewarm ado to sponge with rye
flour, sifted with salt. Add grated
orange rind or chopped peel and
knead we'll Set aside to rise until
double in bulk. Then shape into
round loaves. Place in creased pans
and let rise until double in bulk.
Bake ia hot oven 400 degrees Is
minutes; then reduce heat to mod
crate $3.50 degrees and bake As
minutes longer.
Variation: One pint of ale may
be used instead of the water and
milk in above recipe and the sirup
increased to cups.
Shape dough, after rising, in rolls
IL by 3 inches and place far apart
on baking sheet. which has been
covered with corn meal. Brush with
egg white mixed with water and
sprinkle with caraway seeds and
salt. Let rise until double in bulk
and bake in a hot oven (400 de-
grees) for 25 minutes. Makes IL
rolls. Dough may be shaped in
small balls.
POEM WANTED.
REQUESTED BY Mr.. J. X. S.,
Washington.)
Can you aid me in securing the
complete poem
II with pleasure you are viewing.
Any work man is doing,
II you like him, or you love him
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Readers Clearing House

of information which was of in
estimable help to me.
Now for couple of items of pos
sible interest to other new mothers.
l have found that q square birds
eye diaper folded to eight thick
nesses and placed within the folds
Of an oblong diaper make most
compact diaper for those times such
as sleeping periods, when more than
one diaper Is a necessity.
And for the mothers who have
had the trouble I have with crack
ing, peeling and splitting of the
waterproof, wipe-off type Of bib, !
pass on this idea. Buy a box of rec
tangular pads about 8 by II inches
put out by a well-known firm spe-
cializing in waterproof notions and
accessories. These pads are smooth,
sort of oil-clothed on one side and
soft like fiannelette on the other
and are marketed for the express
purpose of use between baby's in
ner and outer clothing to prevent
moisture from coming through. Cut
out semicircle at one end, bind
with tape, leaving ends long enough
to tie around baby's neck; turn up
other end one half to one inch, tack
ing sides to form pocket to catch
drippings and there you have an eX-
tremely serviceable bib, which will
not crack or peel and which requires
only normal care in washing.
Sorry this is so long, so I'll just
say thanks a million for feature
that is a wonderful help to new
mother and inexperienced house.
wife!
Evening star., 1945-03-16

All persons to be hired In this
area, must be referred by the local
United States Employment Serpice
Once, unless the specific advertise
ment indicates otheririse.