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Other Ideas

Another suggestion is cream
o. mushroom soup with cheese
waters, assorted breads, a plat
ter Of assorted meats, fish, fowl
and cheese. a number OF salads,
potato, FISH. vegetable and fruit
with a whipped dressing, mince
meat tarts and coffee
For tho more conservative
eaters serve as appeii2ers and
later on as the rclShes, caull-
flower. CeiCTy and carrot STRIPS,
radishes, olives and pickles.
Baked ham with potato salad
and 4 fruit gelatin salad, po-
tato chips or pretkeis fruit
cake and a New Years punch
Whichever you choose IL will
ret the New Year of 10 Z
good start.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Tomato Ring Salad

One package lemon gelatin,
IL cups tomato juice. boiling,
Il teaspoon salt, ! teaspoon
onion juice, y pound pimiento
cheese, shredded, ! cup whipped
dressing. Ia cups celery, diced,
4 cup stuffed olives, sliced.
Dissolve the gelatin in the
boiling tomato juice. add salt
and onion juice. Allow mixture
TO cool and become syrupy in
consistency. Fold in the remain
ing ingredients including the
whipped dressing Pour mixture
in salad mold. Allow mixture to
become firm
Unmold salad onto crisp, cold
lettuce leaves. Garnlsh salad
with shrimp Serve with addi-
tional whipped dressing. Serves
4 10 6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Holiday Garnish

Six apples. 4 cups sugar or
2 cups sugar and , cups corn
syrup, 4 cups water, red veGe-
table celering green vegetable
ColorlnG
Peel. core and cut apples in
half. Divide sugar and water IN
half and make separate patches
Of thin syrup Tint one pan Of
syrup red and the other green
with vegetable Colorine. Cook
one-half of the apples until ten
der in the red syrup, and the
other half in the green syrup.
Remove apples from syrup and
place cut side down on plate.
Allow 10 cool.
To garniSh the platter, alter
nate the red and green apples
around the edge ef the platter.
Finish off attractively with
sprays OF parsley.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
=BannpG 10th
Gathers Up
Pine Needles
BY ELEANOR ROSS

HERE are a. few holiday-time
II suggestions that may be of
aid TO you. There are few things
that are peskier to get rid of
than the needles that drop from
the Christmas tree. If you try
10 sweep them. they scatter. If
you try to brush them up, they
stick to the bristles. And then,
after all the effort, you still
find them everywhere.
50 neT6S a TICK Tor getting
rid of the elusive n @ d Q S
quickly and effectively, and it's
one that we have worked out
after a long tussle with the an
nual problem.
After you have swept or
brushed up the mass of needles,
dampen soft, thick cloth by
wringing il out in soapsudS. Rub
this over the floor and carpets
and see how the needles catch
into the cloth and stay there.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Frame Measurements

The inside of the frame
measures Is inches in height at
the b k, u inches at the
front. Fiberglas insulation is
applied 10 the upright sections
after assembly by means ,of a
waterproof adhesive. Half an
inch of this type of insulation
is said TO be equivalent 10 the
insulating value of 1i2 inches
Of dry white pine
The corners of the frame are
fitted with luGS for attachment
10 ground stakes. 1t takes just
Is bolts put in place TO assemble
the frame. Known as the Green
Thumb Seed Bed. the frame
will be available for purchase in
time for early spring use.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Factory Built

The now arrival in this field
is factory built. 1t comes COM
plete in a single compact pack
age and the estimated setting
up time required is 10 minutes.
The frame work is of p
gauge steel. size 3 feet by 6
feet. The two sash are hinged
for easy raising and instead Of
being glazed, they are made Of
a wire-CnforCed lightweight
plastic which is hailproof, shat
terproot and virtually weather
proof,
II admits ultraviolet and in
fra-red rays and is also an OK
cellent insulating material.
This plastic is also used for
poultry houses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
New Year
Buffe+s
By PRUDENCE PENNY

EOR the last few hours of
Il 1915 and 10 usher IN the
brand NcW Year. there Is noth-
inC more appropriate than 70
have your table sCf with Tempt
inc snaCkS and beverages for
your New Years guests.
You can hc as festive As YOU
please SCrN4 ing q very Sumptu-
Gus meal from hors q oouvrcs
10 nutS-or just have cold cuts,
SALADS and The beverages.
4 fcW suggestions for q moro
elaborate buffet tiN serving
horS q ocUNTCs CrcamCc shrimp
and mushrooms on SnoWhallS Of
rice or baked ham with a hOli-
GaX CarnlSh- baked sweet pa
tatoes on the half shell, tomato
ring salad with q whipped
dressing hUttCrcG rolls and pre-
serves, cherry .ncrbet and mint
ice cream fruit cake and
coffee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Prepare


THE folks who aren't hunt
4 ing houses or apartments
10 rent are buying lots or trying
10 build houses on lots they
already own. It is TO these last
that this article is addressed.
If you can't build a house this
coming spring, why not start TO
build your garden.
This may sound like the cart
before the horse, but il isn't
After all, the house will grow
from basement TO attic in Just
a few months. The trees TO
shade il and the shrubs 10
soften It's outlines will take
years 10 attain much size.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Tom and Jerry

Three eggs, 1is cups sugar,
= teaspoon vanilla and sweet
Vermouth.
Break eggs in a bowl and
beat, adding y cup sugar at in
tervalS until batter is quite
thick. Add vanilla. In hot mugs
place 2 tablespoons of batter.
Fill with boiling water almost
10 top Add ? tablespoons sweet
vermOuth. Fleck with nutmeg.
Serves 10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
BOB HOPE

WELL, the housing shortage
w family and in-laws II
have TO do something about il.
i told the cook my living !
had a redcap in il. So the next
In desperation l asked a
so the next day he arrived wit
because he had a cupola instead
the house twice and then asked
friend of Salvador Dali?"
Then he whipped out a
bunch of blueprints and began
explaining things. l figured he'd
think / was a fool if / didn't
not, so, like a fool. l nodded.
lie kept saying, "We'll cut
here, well slash there, Wei
push this back, we'll pull that
outu"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Plastic
Cofdfra anne
BY ISABEL FUCKER

4 Ii through the war years
~ we've been hearing about
the wonderful things that were
10 be ours in the postwar world.
Some of these dreams are be-
ginning to come true--WltnesS
a new steel and plastic pre-
fabricated cOldframC.
For years I've been advoCat-
ing a coldframe for every gar
den because this article is of
-such-GrcaI- --Sa-ta-tes- 81 Aeeftt-+------ DEERE
at every season OF the year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
ToothfuI Raisrins

LIFESAVERS REPORT; Raj
sins when sliced thin will keep
afloat in all types of muffin or
cake batter. This gives an even
distribution of fruit TO your
baked product and delightful
moisture. too.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Hot Beverage
For Gay Holiday

HOLIDAY REFRESHAiENT
Full Of cheer is the ever popu-
lar Tom and Jerry-a flavorful.
piping hot cup that so expresses
hospitality in the traditional
manner. Try this one made with
wine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Communiques

finally caught up With me Oh had room for my
was when their in-laws moved in that knew we'd
room would look like the Union Station If we only
day her brother moved in redcap and all
builder If he could tack on a couple more rooms.
h an architect knew his friend was an architect
of head Was he insulting! Walked clear around
did you build this yourself or are YOU a personal
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Use Strained Fat

REMOVE FAT from meat
stock by pouring il through a
strainer lined with a cold, wet
cheesecloth. Use the fat for
seasoning soups, casseroles,
white sauces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Dry Skin Absorbs
Of Cream

IF YOUR skin is parched.
dry, and haky. give il cream.
cream and more cream But
remember, your skin absorbs
all the cream il car IN from Is
10 20 minutes. SO you don't
have 10 thrash about all night
in sticky discomfort
After YOU have cleanSed your
face Of the days accumulation
Of dust and makeup, work in
some OF this rich emolhent
cream. Then, Just before YOU
pop into bed, wipe off the sur
plus and sleep peacefully in a
clean CreamleSS state.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

CUTWORK IS needleWork
that is lasting and lovely This
pattern has doileS IN TWO sizes.
the larger can be extended 10
form q scarf.
NeedleWork that makes
lovely shower gift Pattern S02
has transfer Of one 9xl5 = inch
Two 7izN9-inCh dollies, four
motifs 2x4 4 inch
Send - cents in coins for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Write name and address plainly.
Only ID cents more brings
YOU our newest Needlecraft
. Catalog -. the 1916 edition
-. 1l2 illustrations OF designs
for crochet knitting quilts.
embroidery, TOYS. handiCT8ft
a free pattern for cuddie
TOYS printed right IN the
CatBlQE.
Send Your order % thc Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Tines. Detroit 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

sounded like DR. Kildare the got lost the middle of operation
I JOINTS
!
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
MELEE OF WEAPONS
ENDS IN SENTENCE

Judge George L. Peschau, sitting
at Yesterdays session of New Han
over Recorders court, melted out
a sentence totaling four months on
the county farm to two battle scar
red Negro women, victims of
cutting and jabbing ARRAY which
occurred late last week.
The two women, Alice Foy, and
her mother, Alice Ruth Lindsay.
were charged with assaulting Sadie
Walker, an elderly Negro woman,
resident of Middle Sound, with an
axe, and ice pick and with inflict-
ing serious wounds by biting her
about the face.
According to the testimony Of
the Walker woman, the daughter
entered her home and attempted
to strike her with the ice pick. She
claims the mother followed the
first woman into the house and in
self protection she picked up the
axe.
At this point the Lindsey wo-
man, according to the plaintiff,
turned a table over on her, knock
ed a lamp from the table, and bit
her on the cheek hard enough to
cause her to be hospitalized for two
days.
The daughter had 4 different
version Of the affair claiming she
had gone to the house to get her
husband, who is Is, and who, ac-
cording to her. had spent 'too
much time there"
She then said she picked up the
ice pick from table after she had
been attacked by the Walker wo-
man with the axe.
The husband. according to the
mother. took the axe from the
Walker woman at which point, ac-
cording to the Lindsey woman, the
plaintiff picked the lamp from the
table and struck her in the fore-
head causing her to be hospitalized
for the wound. Both women were
wearing scars of the battle in court.
The Lindsey woman admitted
biting the Walker woman claiming
She did so in self-defense and used
her teeth in the absence of another
weapon.
Judge Peschau, who was sitting
in court in place of Judge H. Win.
field Smith, found the mother and
daughter guilty and sentenced thu
Lindsey woman to three-months or
the county farm and her daughter
one-month. The women took an an.
peal and were released on bone
for appearance in Superior court
on Jan. IA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
NEW DRUG PALUDRINE.
SAID TO CUT DOWN
POWER OF MALAR[h

CANBERRA, Dee. 28.-tR-A
group of Australian scientists whc
allowed themselves to be bitter
repeatedly by malarial mosquitoi
announced today that new drug
paludrine, rendered malaria nj
more harmful than the common
cold.
Members OF the group, includ,
ing physicians, pathologists and
entomologists, remained fit de-
spite repeated infection by taking
doses Of a tablet of one and one
half grains OF the drug. they said.
Some of the members were bit
ten 200 times by mosquitoes car
rying the parasite of tertiary ma
laria.
The scientists said results of
their study indicated that the TAX
ing of one or two paludrine tab
lets each weekend would give
complete freedom from malarial
attacksN Palurdine in therapeutic
doses also controls malarial fever
and cures malignant malaria, they
added.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
AND WHO WILL DO 1T ALL?

The work that has been lair out
for our diplomats to do in the next
few months is enormous. Peace
treaties are to be negotiated for
Italy and the four Axis satellite
states Of Eastern Europe. Momen-
tous agreements will have to be
negotiated affecting the western
boundaries of Germany repara-
tons, and re-establishment of q
central German government. There
are extraordinarily complicated
Far Eastern issues which deal with
China, Korea, and Japan. There
is little doubt that the Turkish and
Iranian questions, which have been
in dispute for generations, are
once again about to become criti-
cally important. -..
If this country is to play an eff
fective part in these negotiations,
the State Department will need inn
mediately to draft into its service
considerable number of men OF
affairs-at a guess between ten
and tWenty-to help in conducting
the negotiations. There are not
enough men available to do the
work. The President recognized
this when he drafted General Mar
shall and sent him 10 China. He
will need a man of comparable
stature to take charge of the ne
gotiations about Germany. He viii
need men Of greater stature than
he now has at hand to work out
the peace treaties with the satel-
lites, and he will need a team of
very able men for the Turkish and
Middle Eastern questions.
This is no reflection on the State
Department experts. 1t is only an
other way of saying that the ex-
perts cannot be counted upon to
negotiate great issues though they
can play great part in advising
those who do negotiate them. In
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
TODAY and TOMORROW
by WALTER LIPPMANN

the Far East, particularly China,
our experts have been extraordi-
narily right in their predictions
and their advice; if earlier in the
day they had worked under and
with a man OF General Marshalls
quality, instead Of Mr.. Hurley 8,
our problems in China would al.
most certainly not be 80 difficult
as they are today.
The European division Of the
State Department, at least In Its
higher levels, has = poor record.
It has consistently nnisjudged the
French position in Europe, and 1t
continues to misjudge it. In re-
spect to Germany it, did not work
out policy which could be de-
scribed as far-sighted and wise. It
very much needs to be strength
ened at the top during the critical
period which is now ahead of us.
1t is unfair to Mr.. Dunn and Mr..
Matthews to charge them with SC
much responsibility on such mo-
mentous questions. They could
serve usefully with men of affairs,
with men of the type and calibre
of. for example, Mr.. Clayton, Mr..
Forrestal, Mr.. Lovett, Mr.. John
Foster Dulles, Mr.. Allen Dulles,
Mr.. Lewis W. Douglas, Mr.. Philip
Reed, Mr.. John Lord O'Brian, Mr..
4 scar Cox.
To draft men of this sort does
not require another ''reorganiza-
tom of the State Department.
They should be called in to serve
as peace commissioners in nego-
tiating the settlement of the war.
That has been the usual American
practice when peace had to be
negotiated. This is the first time
that the State Department is at
tempting to negotiate peace
through its own personnel and ad-
ministrative machinery. The State
Department. does not have the per-
sonnet or the machinery to do that
and to conduct the daily business
OF our foreign relations as well.
It verges on the absurd for the
Administration to engage itself for
such an enormous task and to give
so little evidence of realizing that
it must have men of exceptional
ability to do the task. There are
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
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wilmington Star and The Wilmington
New, =acep, when one insertion is on
satrrta, insertion Of ads will b. same
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FOR LESS THAN e0c.
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Ad, ordered for special numbe: of
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,niy bA charged for the number Of
smes ad appeared.
All discontinuance5 must BIS made in
,erson 1t The Star-News office or If by
slephons. mus. Be confirmed by letter.
pefunds on ads stopped mus. hs called
lar within three days: othe-w1Ss ne ad-
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The s:ar-Newx vii! moi D. responsible
M r..ors than snx incorrect insertion,
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.,c.ed exccrt 20 publish Q. rs7u5lish
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ne sas-Newr rssarvss the axht TO
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tstuda3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

dozens of men of first-rate ability
who have proved themselves dur
ing the war. They are being al
lowed to leave Washington because
their specific war jobs are more or
less finished. Yet at this moment
there is the job of making peace,
job for which their experience in
the war has been an excellent prep
aration. It is the height of folly not
to use them. The job cannot and
will not be done without them.
TT ASSTFIEn DTCpT Az
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

THE SERVICE WE RENDER SELLS
your real estate. List with usi j. L.
Baldwin Agency. 217 Princess Street
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
15d-Real Estate

WANTED PROPERTY. WILL PAY
cash sas: Call Cape Fear Realty Co..
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH Us
aor top prices W. A. McGirt. Rsaltor,
2l5 Princess Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29
70-For Sale
HAND-KNITTED BABY SACQUES,
caps bootles and uits. Nancy Wilma
Shop, 12l Princess st.

LARGE STOCK POTS. ALUMINIUM
berger Equipment Co., 1909 Princess
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

SPENCER INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED
supports, Measurements accurate. Mrs.
l.. 3. Mauney. l0S Walnut. Dial 2-3260.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

FOR HIGHEST PRICES AND QUICK
sales. List with Geo A. Biddls Real
Estate. 1872 Princess Dial 2-a534,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

". M. HEWLETT. REALToR, BUY
sell-rent-trade. 2l+ Princess St. Dial
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

WE SELL THE EARTH. FOSTER HILL
Realty Co, liz Princesa St Dial 2-a3fi.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

FOUR LOG LUMBER TRUCKS. sNAK-
ins horse. camp trailer, 1000 feet OF
30-pound railroad track, 2 Model T
Ford engines. Bryant Lumber Co.,
Dial 2-1212
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

WRlGHTsBoRo ACRES, .ApJofNiNd
wrlghtsville school. Excellent lots
from $3.50. Hinton Insurance and
Realty Co., 200 N. Second.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

TRUCK COVERS, TARPAULINS. NEW
Most sizes in stock. For Sale. Samuel
Bear, Sr. & Sons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

CUPBOARD MOTOR REPAIRS. COM
plete repairs and overhaulins our
speciality Evinrude Sales and Service
(entrance Cinderella Booterie),
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-29

MOORE FONVIELEE REALTY CO. WE
are equipped to serve you.
RENTER-DoN'T FUSS, CALL Us! YOU
can BUY home with your rent
money! Dial 2-3s06. Orrell Realty Co,
Realtors, 212 Princess St.
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