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Evening star., 1945-02-09

PRETTY PATTERS-We haven't
seen 4 prettier way to patter around
the house than in honest-to-good-
ness mOccasins-made by the In
dams themselves and decorated in
their characteristically colorful
beadwork which either rims the
shoes or forms geometric patterns
on the toe. Some OF these tie up
high la Juliet-while others are
more orthodox in their turned down
cuffs. All are softest leather be-
cause the skins have been native
tanned with hickory smoke which
renders them q bit more impertsh-
able. At any rate, they're the same
type Big Chief himself pussyfoots
|in-and you can have yours in natu-
raj colors or a wonderfully imprac-
tical but supersplendid white. In
small sizes they'd make gift that
Is sure to elicit whoops Of joy from
your own papoose.
PARTY PRETTY-Here's one for
those men who have been wondering
what to send their hearts delight for
st. Valentines Day. So she can be
pretty while she serves in her maid
less menage-give her a decorative
two-color organdy apron that's
large enough to be functional
(reaching to the knees and cute
enough to be fun and f1attering.
The second color is attached in a
|steplike arrangement with small
flower cutouts appliqued at each
step. With such decorator wise COL
ors to choose from, you can buy her
one to match the decor of the living
|room-brown withchartreuse or tur-
quoise, rust with chartreuse, april
cot with leaf green or turquoise.
One of these tied around her waist
and ,whooshing out over her party
dress like little girls pinafore viii
do wonders for dispelling any in
cipient martyr complex as she tears
around serving hors d'oeuvres while
she wonders what's happening to the
roast. Oh, yes-an this-and per-
manent finish organdy, too. She'll
like that!
NOW-INTO SPRING JUMPER
Wonderfully well-organized outfit
this. One of those mix 'em arrange
ments you always promise you're 60
ing to achieve, but never do. Here it's
done for you in a jumper and two
piece striped dress done in matching
Evening star., 1945-02-09
.Pin>Money Finds
By EpsIvn Hayes

colors. II you like jumpers, you'll find
this one Irresistible with its u neck
line, buttons down the back and
dirndlish skirt In the fullness Of
which are two slash pockets to
thrust hands into. In gold, candy
pink, turquoise or good gray rayon
flannel And that leads US TO the
next item.
TWO-PIECE STRIPER-This is .
honey of q two-piece rayon crepe
dress-with both pieces so well cut
they can do a good solo fashion act.
The top Is long sleeve blouse with
Peter Pan collar that would do
nicely by the jumper or any skirt in
your wardrobe. It's matching striped
crepe skirt Is cut in the same pock-
eted dirndl effect as the jumper
style designer Lillian Abbott has
made famous Said skirt makes
fine spring and summer partner for
any white blouse-and with its own
mate becomes pretty date dress.
Junior sizes-in the jumper colors
striped on white
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NICE HANDOUT-For the hands
you love-either gender-a manicure
set makes a fine Valentines token
when you can find it. The war has
haloed manicure sets-so scarce
have they been-and made them
presents for anybody to oh! and ah!
about. For her dainty paws there's
a handsome navy blue mock leather
case holding all the implements
she needs and five bottles Of neces-
sary liquids. It's masuline counter
part is black or brown genuine
leather and carries nail and cuticle
scissors, tweezers, triple-cut file and
lucite "pusher." Both bear a name
famous for nail grooming articles.
FASHION -BRIGHT-No prettier
way to tell her that her ears are pc
than to give her pair Of
earrings. Here are some that will
breathe a Whit Of spring into a
tired winter wardrobe. Made by
hand, they're tiny, tiny shells that
are first opened and then lacquered
to resemble a flower in bloom. The
colors include those bright fashion
colors usually hard to find in ear
rings-bright green. sharp pink, red,
lime, royal blue, purple, burnt Or
ange, white-and black. Just the
trick to spike the pastel print that
needs lift.
Evening star., 1945-02-09
HELP MEN.

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AIRCRAFT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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craft mechanics; immediats openings. Ap.
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operating days only; State particulars and
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Evening star., 1945-02-09
Readers Clearing House

naAt30n HeEAfo1Ag GAk0ee0 Gk1po
pressed glan. / have Ruth webb
Lees book, but was wondering II any
one knew anything additional. At
present have 8 goblets. . pitcher,
% honey dish and spooner.
AA
USES FOR WORN sHIRTs7
(ReQuested BY Mrs. r. N. a.
WashinDton.J
Would some kind reader tell me
how to make aprons for my 1O-year-
old girl out Of my husbands worn
shirts? The backs Of his shirts are
perfect, but the cuffs and collars
wear out. would like to know how
I could make good use Of them.
4 \ 4 4
MILK CHOCOLATE?
CREAM PUFFS?
(Reqnested by Mrs. c. H. p.
Gaithersbusg.)
I have often seen milk chocolate
in large cakes, solid; and broken to
sell in . candy store, 10-cent stores,
etc. would like very much to have
q recipe for the making of this con-
lection. Am very fond Of this choc-
olate and desire to make 1t.
Also I would appreciate . recipe
for making Of cream puffs. with the
filling. believe the cream pufis are
baked then the filling is put into
the finished puff.
SMOKY OIL STOVE?
BLACK WALNUT RECIPES?
INK STAINS FROM LEATHER?
REQUESTED BY Mrs. S. M. r.,
Washington.)
If any Of you readers can advise
me as to the reason why an oil
stove smokes when the flame Is
turned up high, shall be very
grateful.
I should also like some recipes
which call especially for black wal
nuts and directions for removing
ink stains from red leather?
EVERLASTING YEAST?
Requested by Mrs. M. W. r.,
BrGndy,oine, Md.)
I wonder If any of your readers
have the recipe for what my mother
used to call Everlasting Yeast? I
think it is also sometimes called
sour dough-" She used to make up
batter in the evening and let It
rise, then In the morning she would
take out a small portion, put 1t In .
jar, add a teaspoonful of sugar
and put it in a cool place until she
baked next time.
k%k
EGG FOR BABY.
Thanks to Mrs. c. M. G.,
Washington.)
In answer to Mrs. M. DeA. Of
Alexandria, in the January 30th
issue: would like to offer the
following idea that my pediatrician
suggested to me for my baby when
I found he wouldn't eat Soft-boiled
eggs. Take an egg yolk and stir in
a little sugar and give it to him
raw
The whites can be saved in q cov-
cred jar and used in various ways.
May I say at this time that the
RICH Is the first page I turn to when
I pick up The Star every evening?
Evening star., 1945-02-09
AVOCADO PLANT.
fThdHks to Mrs. r. B. T.,
Falls Church,

TUSsc Sftst
You don't plant" an avocado seed
not in this climate! When I lived
in California nearly every one had
q vine growing In their house. You
do it this way:
Take the seed and stick 3 tooth
picks in it at equal distances apart
about half way up the seed Fill
a glass with water and set the seed
on top Of the glass the toothpicks
seed up by resting on the edge of
the glass. The pointed end Of the
seed is up in the air, the flattened
outside down in the glass, in the
water. AS the water evaporates add
more, as the bottom of the seed
should always be "a under water.
After very long time. weeks usual
1y. roots will grow down in the wa
ter and the top of the seed will open
and q beautiful vine will begin to
grow out Once it begins to grow, it
grows quite rapidly. 1t is very beau
tiful and keeps on growing prac-
ticalIy forever, If you remember to
keep water In the glass.
we anyways udO FlIic Willie Ill
California. have never started
one here but. of course, one would
grow here just as well, though it
might take even longer to sprout
due to the colder indoor tempera-
lures these days of fuel rationing
In California we kept our seed on
the window sill so as to get the sun.
AS our Eastern winter windows are
pretty cold, I suppose it would be
better to keep it on a table near
a window where it could get light
and sun.
just don't get discouraged and
throw the seed out. Keep the water
level up around the bottom of the
seed and it will eventually reward
you If it remains hard and firm.
The vines grow very long as I recall.
Maybe in California you can plant
them after they sprout, but I never
saw any one do it. We just kept
them going in the house in water.
Thanks to Mrs. C. M, Washington. J
I enjoy the Clearing House very
much and would like to let c. S. G.
Evening star., 1945-02-09

Whether for secret economy's
sake, or just for the fun of it why
not make your own slip covers? This
patterns competent instructions are
Just what you need.
Pattern envelope contains full di-
rections for making covers for diff
ferent types Of furniture; construc-
tion drawings, diagrams and ma
terial suggestions.
Send Is cents (coin) for above
pattern to The Washington Star.
Needle Arts Department. P. o. Box
172, Station D, New York 3, N. Y.
Please include your postal zone
number.
Evening star., 1945-02-09
know how I started my avocado
seed" If she will call GE. 2144.

Thanks to Mrs. X. L. r., Bethesda }
In reply to the request sent ain
by Mrs. E. 8. c., Washington:
Avocado seeds should be soaked
overnight in a small glass Of water
In which a tablet of yitamin B has
been dissolved. Then plant the seed
in soil, pointed end slightly pro-
truding above the soil. Pour on the
soil the water In which the seed
was soaked. 1t may take as long
as a month for the seed to germi-
nate, don't be discouraged. Keep
the soil moist at all times, but do
not flood with water.
I have grown several seeds this
way, but was never successful till
I used the vitamin B tablet.
X
OVERSEAS SWEETS?
REQUESTED by Mrs. E. A. E., Aler-
andrid
Can any one give me recipe fof
more kinds of cookies that will carry
overseas, also some kind of candy?
I have tried sending fudge, but my
husband says 1t Is always mOuldy
when he gets it. would appreciate
this very much and I want to tell
you the Clearing House certainly is
the most wonderful section of The
Star!
RECIPES WANTED?
(Reouested bU Mrs. w IS,
WGs1iington.J
Am a constant reader Of your
Clearing House and would like to
know if any one of your readers
has a recipe for English mullins
made on top of stove-like pam
cakes-that is, baked on top of stove
or griddle: also recipes for sweet,
fancy breads as made by CzechS
and HungarianS for holidays and
small decorated cookies made by
Italians Do not know the name
of the last two, but imagine some
Of your readers would know to what
I have reference
APPLE JUICE?
tAsSANSocC" W DAf os " ~ -
RosSlyn)
Will some Of the Clearing House
Readers please tell me how to make
apple juice? Don't know if it is
pressed like cider or if it is boiled;
hope some one can tell me howl
SPECIAL PIE?
PRESSED GLASS QUERY?
Requested by Mrs. C. A. P. T..
WGshington)
Does any one have a recipe for
caramel pie. not the old-fashioned
kind with damson preserves, but
with a filling that is brown and
tastes like soft caramels? We had
a cook who made one like this and
topped it with a thin layer Of
whipped cream. but she took the
recipe with her when she left.
Also, + should appreciate it if any
reader could give me some infOf-
Evening star., 1945-02-09
REMOVING STAIN FROM
MATERIAL?
CHILL RECIPE.
Thanks to Mrs. Z. G. c.,
Washington.

s(7hdnkS 10 mrs. 3. u. Z.
Washin0ton.l
I have read your page for many
months and have gathered q large
number of helpful suggestions from
1t. Now, I would like to submit a
problem.
] have black dress, made Of silk
and wooden material, which is quite
old, but still wearable Like other
black clothes which have been worn
for several years, this dress has
shine to it. Can any Of your kind
readers tell me what to do? A friend
once told me, cleaning establish
ments used vinegar to remove the
shine, but I have inquired and none
seem to know how to use the
vinegar. -
For these who like chilli, here is
my favofite recipe-One pound
ground beef, / chopped onion, 2 tea
spoons chilli powder, 2 cups cooked
kidney beans, l can tomato soup, 2
tablespoons butter or drippings, 11a
teaspoons salt, l chopped pepper, Q
cups cooked spaghetti.
Brown ground beef and onion in
drippings Brown this slowly for
about 30 minutes.) Pour meat,
onions and cooked spaghetti into
large saucepan and add rest Of in
gradients. If the mixture seems too
thick. add little water. Let SIM
mer ! hour.
Evening star., 1945-02-09

All persons to be hired IN this
area. must be referred by the local
United States Employment Serptce
Once. xuless the specific aduertise-
znent indicates othertDise.
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oere oeutide 2anoi6aft. @s bat itets
cine ungebeuer pi6tige &oIe inn 9e-
ben oer r1ittel- uno peiteuropGii 6en
8olter geipielt. Mit 9fe6t 1T 1as
&beinlon6 Tim tpeiteiten Sinne oes
8ortes) benn au6 Die tlaiiti9e 6eut>
ide 2on6idaft genannt tporoen. @s
batte in Mlterum rn6 Wittelalter Ell
men beoel1ten0en 8oriprlng gegeniiber
alien ipater eridlohenen Eeilen oes
0euti6en 8eides, fultpreu tpie poll.
tii6
DaB 6em @beinta1 itets au9 oer
&etoro 6er Gonoi6aftli6en 560nbeit
5ugebiaigt tporoen lit, biloet cine tpet-
tere 8esriinoung 6es @brentitels Der
flaiiii6en 2an6f6aft 6es @eides. Sc
oem 9eutiden itedt bic Sebniudt
no9 oem &bein inn 8lute, uno bon
Ser5en gu tpiiniden lit i'm Iugenblid
nur, oab oer &rieg ouf 6teiem alten
&ulturbo6en beenbet tpirb, bebor ct
Die 2a1toe am &bein brer btelbeiunge-
men S90nbeit enttleioet un6 ems ser
i6oniten @roenfled6en in cine Mono.
lanoidaft bertpan6elt bot.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

route ms innere Hei9sgebtet, erIeoi.
gen gu fonnen. 8et Der r1ooriteII.
barren 8u6t. nit Der Die anglo.ame.
rifaniide 2uftarmaoa nun lire &an.
meri6lage fiibrt, oiirfte es Der feino.
li6en 5iibrung in Der Sat fdtper fa1.
len, iid ins re6tsrbeinii6e 0eutid-
lano gu retten, bebor Die ol1iierten
Bomber bic lebten nod ben 9fbein
iiberiponnen6en Briiden 5eri6lagen
baben. Sen breiten Strom obne fiir6-
terli6e 8erluite in 8ooten gu freu-
8en, f0nnte oen Seiro nur Bel elmer
ouBeroroentli6en @unft oes 8etters
gelingen, tpie fte inn oeuti6en Spdt-
tpinter uno Sritbiabr nt6t mebr tpabr.
i6einli6 lit.
Das &beintal ruff eef6idtli6e Ct
tnnerungen tpad, tpte tuobl feline an-
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Snfo1ge Der in bittere Scot gerate.
men 8epobner Souan6s baben TOM.
muniitii6e @ruppen Die goloene @e.
legenbeit benubt, um tbren @influB
auf @eieui9aft un6 Staat gelten6 al1
MAIDEN. Sbre ei15igen @egner itno bic
5o5ialoemofraten. Die fatboli i9e
Partet> tpel9e Dor Dem ariege cine
einflubreide Stellr1ng einnabm, lit
ourd Die nationalio3ialiitiide 8erfol.
gune oerart oesorgantiert, oaB es ee.
roume 3eit nebmen miro, Big fie tpie.
Der 5ur borieen Weadt iid enpora,t.
fHpingen bernog.
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6lii6tltngsItr0tne bon 40 Meilen
2dnge tpl1roen bon Sliegern auf ibren
aftionen gegen Noro6eutidlan6 ge.
ft6tet. 9ie G1u6t1inge be6ienten ft9
tbren 8eri6ten no6 aaer mogli9en
Gabr5euge, Die mani lt9 nur borsu.
itellen bermag. ,jNuf ben 5traBen atpi.
iden Wdiniter uno @nr6en'', erflGrte
ett1 Sieger, uatiiiien es gegen 10000
getpefen iein. sic betpesten iid noro.
tparts unb ofhpdrts. gs tpor Elm i9ier
geipenitiider MnbGid''.
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Die aus Dem Often oes &eides Dor ben
beranriidenoen &uiien flieben, oeren
3abl ftiino1id wddit uno bon oenen
Oiele in oen 8interItiirmen 5ugrunoe
geben.
Ser 6eutide 8eri9t iiber oieien
Neoiienero0us aus oem Often tellte
feit oaB Die 3abl bon mebreren Nil'
lionen beretts Dor atpei 8oden erret6t
tpuroe, alio bebor Wari6au &onem
ieinen Wari6 bonn 8eitl,fer Der ODER
in Sdleiten nod Dem Ser3en oes Gei'
6es begann uno oamit nod tpettere
Sunoerttauienoe bon Oeuti6en our
5&u6t 5tpang ooer berni6tete.
Sn Berlin iollen flint MilIionen
aus oem Often 3uflu6t gefudt baben.
3ebntaulenoe tpuroen bon olliierten
(amerifanii6en un6 englii9enD
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8omben get0tet.

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0te &Gumltng Der iiberronnten 6it>
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ten 2eiitungen aller 3eiten genannt,
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ser &egierung iiber 6en Saufen par.
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oes fir biele gemadt baben. Sir biele
beoeutete es einen Warid) 5u SUB
our6 Sdnee uno @interitiirme, iagte
oas 9ge8 un6 fiigte bin3u, 6aB es ft6
bel oieien ,Mari6ierenben" nm &in-
Der, Grauen uno @reile ban6elte. Die
WGnner maren in Sen Bolts 3tur1n &C.
nommen iporoen.
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tionen auf Der @0lner Sieflon6bu6t
tparen 6ur6 Die bon Den 0euti6en
fiinitli6 berbeigefiibrten &o6fluten
Inn oieie 3eit nod bebin6ert. Dofiir
beritatoen Die @aua6ier es, Die Sieg.
frieolinie i'm Nor6en aus3ufl flantieren,
1no tie gelaneten Bic an ben @bein,
gegetiiber @nrmeri9.
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itberi6reiten, uno tper oo meiB, tpie
oes beritbmten 5tromes WeIen ftd
IN Die 8rette tpdl5en, bebor iie in neb-
Tiger bollanoii6er Serne Dem Meere
aurollen, fann ii6 ni6t inn 8tpeifeI
ooritber iein, 0aB Die guiierten oamit
etn ma6ttges Sin6ernis at nebmen
baben. Stn5u fon1n1en getpaltige 8e.
feittgungen a16 auf Der re9ten Sci
te oes &betns. 8enigItens re9net un-
1ere 5itbrung audi NIT einem 1ol6en
fiinitli6en Stn6ernis uno nit ser
geottpenoigfeit, audi na6 uebepIdrei,
tung oes 5tromes nod betr69tli6e
8lutopfer 5u bringen, bebor nit ser
nteoerrbeinii6en Giefebene Elm fir
ben mooernen notorilterten &rieq ge,
raoe5u toeales rieltges &anrpfgeIGnoe
errei6t lit.
Das 3iel Ser @rIten fonooiI6en
armee i'm Nor6en uno ser briti1den
3tpetten, uie Der amerifaniI6en @r-
ften uno Ne1nten Mrntee lit offeubar
oas Rnbrgebiet un6 Ole alte &beinme>
tropole &0ln.
Meiter fiioli6 ftebt 6aarbriiden,
oas Snouitrie5entrl1tn 6es 9oargebie.
tes, it6 1T 6iefen Sagen unmittelbar
bon unierer 9ritten Irmee beorobt.
uno bonn ltnterrbein berauf orGngen
Die amerifanii6e @iebente un6 Die
frandoftide @rite strntee, bieneidt nit
etnem neuaufgeitellten, Die itrategii6e
&eierbe btl6en6en ulliierten Seere.
9ea@ 8erni@tl&ng feinoli6er @rGfte,
Die noriibergeben6 5troBburg gefGbr,
oeten, orbeiten 1td 6ieie oaiierten Mr.
meen langfam tpteoer 6as 5tromtaI
btnouf. 3ur5um, inn @eiten bat man
es nit einem falen minoer impoian.
ten, fon5entrii6en Mufmarid berbiin.
better Seere gegen Die Sitleriide sSn.
1enfeit,tng 5u tl1n, als i'm Often.
Jraglt6 fastn es nur nod fein, Oh bic
tpeftenropdiide 6 n tfdeiounesfdladt
auf benz tueitliden ODER 6em oftIi6en
11fer 1es Stromes seidlosen &per6en
4piro. 49,
@ifenbotper bofft. bic fein6lid1en
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