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Evening star., 1945-04-06

Calling doctor or consulting a
lawyer isn't an admission of per-
sonal inadequacy. Even the advice
of an architect is sought without
embarrassment. But for some. rea-
son or other, women often feel that
consulting a decorator is something
to be apologized for, as admitting a
lack of competence. Yet the fur
nishing of home is job that takes
skill, that requires experience and
training and the professional deco
rator can contribute that same kind
of expert help with decorating
problems as the doctor. lawyer or
architect can contribute in their
own fields.
Actually consulting a skilled in
terror decorator is an intelligent
approach to the problem, a mark of
knoW-how. For the woman with
real taste and understanding
realizes that however nicely she
might be able to furnish her home
the chances are a professional deco
avn WHINING Will llCl COQlu dCCOlll-
plish more for the same money.
This subject was suggested by
Mrs. A. N. L., who writes that she
is moving soon into a new home
and wants advice about the furnish
ings. Her letter continues, Since
1 have never had any experience in
purchasing furniture or selecting
draperies or devising color schemes
I feel completely at loss. Even
the prospect of shopping for in
terror decorators, besides my per-
sonal objections to having a house
done seems bewildering not tc
mention exorbitantly expensive"
Now, of course, Mrs. L. can take
time and study her problem, con-
sulting books. shopping around, may.
be even taking course of some
kind. But even with that extra
equipment, the chances are she
won't be able to acquire enough
knowledge and experience in the
time available to do the job with
certainty.
This objection to having a house
done" by some one else stems from
the legitimate experiences some peo.
/ pie have had with decorators WHIT
created houses that didn't really
suit the needs or the personalitie.
of the people who were going tt
live in them. Such instances dc
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Bv Elizabeth MacRae Boyki,

occur. Of course-just as doctors
lawyers and architects make mis-
takes. But the risks of mistakes
are even greater when person
with no experience sets out to do
the job. And the really good deco
rator is the one who tries to inter-
pref the needs and tastes of her
clients, who works with them rather
than at cross purposes. Most deco
rators Of standing aim at this and
most of them achieve it.
AS to how to find the right deco
rator for you, that's done about the
same as you'd 60 about finding the
right architect or a tailor. Judge
by the work this decorator has
done. The chances are she has
photographs or drawings of rooms
she has furnished These will tell
you a great deal about whether she
is the right person to interpret
your own dreams of home. If you
are consulting decorator in de-
partment store, there are probably
model rooms for you to look at.
And, incidentally, many large de-
partment stores have trained deco
rators available for help without
extra charge if you are buying your
new things in that particular store
And that brings US around to the
question of expense in connection
with using a decorators help. AS a
rule you do not pay decorator for
her services-she receives her per-
centage from the firms with whom
she deals In other words, she
earns her fees by commissions on
whatever she sells you. This isn't
always the case, but it is fairly
general practice So the worry that
Mrs. L. has about the exorbitant
expense is really without grounds
There's actually no extra cost in
using a decorator. But In con-
sulting a decorator, she will make
her plans on the basis of what you
can spend You will find that, over
a period of say 10 years, you could
furnish your home and make neces-
sary requirements with the advice
of a decorator and still spend nc
more than if you did it all by your.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Ask the Experts!

self. For remember you'd prob
ably make some expensive mistakes
that would have to be absorbed or
buy things that you'd later discard
before they were really worn out.
You should choose a decorator
who works in your price range. For
instance, if you are working on a
slim budget, go to a store or to a
decorator who specializes in budget
decorating. There are plenty of
them-and in the wider sense the
person with little to spend needs
expert advice even more than the
person who can afford to rectify a
few mistakes.
Not the least advantage of seek
ing the advice of a decorator is
the fact that you will learn from
her, and through her your own
horizons will be infinitely broad
ened.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

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 CaS,ceH.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
(ThankS to Mrs. S. A. G.,
W1Shin0tOn.)
(ThdnkS to Mrs. A. S. T.,


You had an inquiry in the March
81 issue for a good preparation of
Dandelion Salad. l offer the follow
ing, which l have used for over 40
years:
Pick, clean and chop about me-
dium tight quart Of dandelion leaves
and place them in deep dish.
Make a hot sauce by frying out a
couple of strips of bacon and cut fine
and mix with the grease. Add ! ia
blespoon of flour and brown. Beat l
whole egg and stir in solution Of
"a cup pure vinegar and p cup Of
water. Add l teaspoon salt and stir
all into the Drowned -four and
grease. Let this come to boil, then
pour over the dandelion leaves and
mix thoroughly and serve. This will
serve to S dinners.
1t will be noted that the greens
are not cooked other than by the
heat of the sauce as it is mixed into
the deep dish The salad has proven
to be an excellent Spring Tonic"
Evening star., 1945-04-06

grease from the bacon, retaining 2
to 3 tablespoonfuls of the grease
Beat slightly eggs, add tablespoon
sugar, "a teaspoon salt, dash of nut
meg, about % cup mild vinegar
more or less to taSte) and pour al
into the heated bacon grease, cook
until eggs are thickened and lei
stand until the dandelion greens
have been removed to the salad
dish; pour the egg mixture over the
ice cold greens and garnish with
hard-boiled eggs. This is very good
even without the hard-cooked eggs
and makes delightful meal. Mix
slightly.
No. 2-If greens are not so ten
der, wash and cook as spinach
Butter, or the above dressing is
equally as palatable on the cooked
dandelion, but so much better as
above
Id like a 'foolproof" recipe for
sunshine" and "angel food" cake.
Have any readers submitted either
or both?
Evening star., 1945-04-06
WEEVILS;
KNOTS IN THREAD?
(ThankS to Mrs. r. G. B.,
SilUer Spring.

StDer spring.
may be able to help the friend OF
Mrs. T. A. H., La Plata, Nd, about
the weevils. I know nothing scien-
tific about them, but I have had
experience with small, thin, brown
beetles which I presume are the
same as the weevils Mrs. T. A. H
speaks of. Apparently the larvae
are occasionally in packages that
come from the store. After one once
gets the weevils in this way they
spread to other packages in the cup
board rapidly. To get rid of them l
suggest examining every box of food
stuff in the kitchen. I have found
weevils in all f1ours, packaged flour
mixes, oatmeal, cornmeal, homlny
gritS, cooked serealS, uncooked ce-
reals, crackers, cornstarch, powdered
sugar (they can get into unopened
boxes of powdered sugar and soda.
I think all packages which are
grossly infested should be thrown
out. and perhaps those even with
Just one or two weevils which could
be picked out. Then all such pro-
ducts should be put in glass jars.
The bugs cannot crawl up the sides.
Remember, even after you have
got rid of the weevils In the pack
ages, there are sure to be enough
remaining in small cracks in the
coupboard to begin another foray
aimed at the cereal foods. Don t
neglect the flour sitter, which con-
tains cracks for the weevils to hide
in, and has thin film of flour on it
which they will find. have put
my flour sitter in glass baking
dish. Inch-high vertical glass sides
will keep the weevils out. These
methods will prevent the weevil!
remaining from getting food anc
eventually they will be starved int
extinction
1 am interested in the reason why
thread knots so sometimes when one
is sewing. Is there right way ano
a wrong way to sew as far as knot
ting is concerned?
DANDELION GREENS:
"SUNSHINE'' AND ANGEL FOOD
CAKES?
(Thdnks to Mrs. E. J. E,
Wdshington.)
In answer to a request concerning
dandelion green's made by Miss E
H. g.: Having enjoyed so man,
advantages from the Clearing House
it gives me great pleasure to submit
a delightful dressing for yount
dandelion green's.
Be sure they are thorough,
cleaned, then put them in iced wa
ter for few minutes before adding
the dressing-do not cook, heat o.
scald, even the young buds are goot
with greens.
Fry several strips of bacon unit
crisp, remove from the pan anc
crumole into salad dish; pour off tn,
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Readers Clearing House

and pepper. Cover tightly, cook for
about 10 minutes, turning OCCASION
ally (be sure to use some kind of
onion. The other preparation is
to cook piece of salt pork in boil
ing water a few minutes. Drop
greens in the boiling water with
the salt pork and cook until tender
Salt to taste.
(Thanks to Mrs. S. A. G,
Washington
I note request for recipes on
how to use dandelion. For nearly
40 years I have made very palata
BILE salad of this common green. My
husband was born in Italy near
Genoa. his mother always prepared
these greens boiled and the children
had to drink the water, for the
blood. She also made the salad.
These are my recipes: Wash and
pick over, cut off roots Of 4 quarts
of dandelions, let stand in cold wa
ter for hour. Boil 3 or eggs
hard. Chill in cold water and re-
move shells Clean punches of
spring onions, cut off u of the tops
Dry dandelion in a towel, place in
chopping bowl, add eggs and chop
into small pieces, cut onions fine
into this. Add enough French dress
ing according to taste, and toss the
salad lightly. Place in refrigerator
until ready to serve.
A Glove or 2 of garlic added to
French dressing gives zestful
flavor. Dandelion can be added to
tossed green salad, or used for
decoration, like parsley. 1t can be
boiled and served as vegetable. II
one doesn't like it bitter, parboil and
change the water. I find that all
vegetables are more nutritious and
have a better flavor if cooked In
small amount of water.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
HoUsEs NYAkIFp no buy,

AM DESTROYS OF finding q nice home
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L. Eabs realt0f can sell
nished or unfurnished, 1910 Vermont
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Any TYPE Of PRoP2RTY, in any condi.
dition; have considerable cash to invest
We NJ; Can CAN SELL your property If located n
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cash that wish to PURCHASE 2 or bed
homes in the Silver sp5,tns
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ca. W. 81 SOY
SOLD HOME out of town. desire 8 to =
saurs, Brishtwood, Silver Spring. GE
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-we will buy you,
market value. Free appraisals. MITCHELL
SR1ek SRRck b3sGAIowin R GaSs until s.h:sa. D% cs.v,
| Chase or closer In. Large lot. Good casf
psypnsTnnt synTn, Agtomstie M heat, WI: 1888: !,
S.sh BRICK house IN siivsr Spring; IoGm must h 6
near Ga. ave. or on colesyille I'd; suitable
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substantial cash down. Phone sun. or.
dst. or row. between Militasy I'd I'd. and D. &.
Mins. west s,ff, q ca sv: to 18th. cs,I Ms
f2 Wv SANfsp 4 i.his. sA ~ 2sas co.
9TseIo eTse I nurcahss1see as1e or sell for you. JOE
sOUTHwEsT-We specialize in s.w. prop.
NY yIll hnsy nss sa;h ca Hr IN Mu.hin:ky
sfrsAcf1SE al sasS sTs' aoMf kA eeia IL h.he,,.
section. up to $4,000; substantiai cash
payment; no asents: give full particulars
FROM owNEsMHouse to buy: 3 bedroom,
and. and slespins 1 porch; layatory on nrst noor
portation; vicinity woodrow wilson. In.
less thsn $4,000. Cali Tayior asSs.
WANTED, direct from owner, 6-room housl
over esai.ss snsoo "a 4ss q nd ar 'isssSn sssY no
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DO YOU want to sell your homer ~,
for immediate action and tie best poSsi6li
! price. Call REALTY SERVICE Co. MA
Evening star., 1945-09-30
susussAA sAlal.uARvl Ann.

S:kQ6Ir HJNdzL6E: sasssse. Fe@s: 3
ssss :ss snso.s cd Pee: n BEE; nee
s:sn: VA; .ss4. * aoa isr Tx Hunt ss'sSa With
s.SA.nx HSstlsE. ,nn.a..s. ee.:....en;
pied by owner; l.rocm and bath apt. On
SoN Co. ma. ssse: eve. and sun. VA.
ins I'm. ~ With open nl.piass; Rs; dinins n rm.. M
modern Kitchen. 2 bedrms., tile bath and
s n.. schools ssolss sna
:, Pay DAVIS g. ssos S:Isims1s ave; Hy:
bisTRicT HEIGHTS. MD.-Modern s-rm.
eren,s eena eath home: larss living room sian ssitn
room. with plenty Of closets. side porch.
lawn; near school. sitts bus service; $3.50.
bsafS z1 ssSS sr.nsS :ss
WILLIAMS IEAL. ESTATE. near. wheaton
het:sir Ss.t psssmsnt % 'sssiivsy 's9fta: . sstis:
fsILi. siiso sooi. After 5. sH' ss$o.
WILLIAMs REAL EsIATE-Beavtitui brick
summer hookup with COOLING system.
srrS. :ssrssSnsd ,nS porch; i..ss isndseaped ysrs
sas sss aSss'' ssd oD:s 's': :v.nas:
WILLIAMS REAL Estate; $1,000 down;
munity S.rm. .sbs.so. ld9'SSn SSnxsfo1. eH
nisisz Mc 2es 5ass goo 'ss
n1n Ss ss2f ssinnf; .ne s.nS1Eit S;.t
nome. 4 rooms and bath. full basement,
$S.eso;o must sell st once. M. RILEY
-BunSalow, rms and bath, full base
ment, oil h.-wh.; large lot, fenced in:
Terms, ss.n'R R s'4a; Sl ,s5k 5sa ssed sS
Williams REAL ESTATE. cheverly Manor
msrisn ;nl ISa,, bgnF.low sGxlso let; large ~. ny
aesn essm.nt es aR SHUohs Rss' UNION
1900. Open evenings and Sundays.
s.s sev FL, kssssn .s:4 s hi Sa..
nsnt; h:-w.h;. coal; lot looxlo0; 500
7sse Ri ,f.me Gaa.'sS szlH H' :t NC c.rmod, Hills.
6-Im, era, Bricktez. a1s carmody Hills
. Seat pleasant. Md. zoos , st.. Briektex.
basement, h.-w.h.: terms Ewes. and sun.
day, HI. 0414-J O.. B. ZANTZINGER
CO.. 946 X st. NV. MA. 9593
CHEvERLY = Stone ana frame Colonial
home. nice rooms, screened porch,
fireplace, electric range and refriserator;
venetisn blinds, terraced lot. oil heat,
built-in garase. Possession with settle
Hy.ttsville. 42nd ave.-Fine old home.
splendid condition; close to schools,
churches and stores. Six real large rooms,
bath, Attic. oil heat, 2-car gaYaRe Pos
session with settlement. Price, S1l, 900.
A. H. sElDENSPINNER, ReaItor, 6O37
BaltimoIs blvd. Riverdale, Md. WA. 1910.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Immediate pos
S1l 900
Silver Spring area, conv. to station; g.
room, 2.story frame home, on large lot;
reasonable price and terms.
A. J.. KES6INGER, S644 Colesvills 1d
Evening star., 1945-09-30

HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY tcsas.,
WILL PAT an cash for OF room house
in, in nv; Or se. section OF city. Mr.. Lrv.
cCLoEED-WHANHTp HOUSE in nrookland sr
nv. for school teachers; will pay cash.
COLOHED-wILL PAY ALL CASH for q.
10.rm. house in residential neighborhood.
Quick. eficient service. Call MR.. WHITE.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
SUBURBAN REkT-MARyLANp.

2-BEDROOM FURNIsHED HOUSE, con-
venient to Map Section of War Depart
ment and Carderock. S125. Z. M. FRY,
NC; 72ao Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. Nd.
ROCKvILLE-Nice location, 2 blocks bus;
stone garase,, APPROX. 2Ox20 it., made into
2-rm.. kit. shower bath apt; some furni-
Radiant heater: cook stove; to couple. pre-.
fer no children or pets; S27.5O mo
Box 57a3 Bethesda, Md
Evening star., 1945-09-30

SILVER SPRING AREA-Immediate pos.
session, 5-room bungalow on Dale DR.;
Silver Spring area, conv to station; g.
room, 2.story frame home, on large lot;
reasonable price and terms.
a. J.. KEs6lNGER, S644 Colesville I'd.
Evening star., 1945-09-30

CO.
1900. Open all day Sunday.
LOVELY EAST PINEs-Modern 2-bedrm
bunEslow: bath and shower; large kitchen
with stove and refrigerator: full basement
trays automatic sss hot water; stairway
to nearly finished attic, with space for ad-
sitiensl ssn rm owner G.s lssyins tOTv nis pTies
53o3 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville, Nd. WA
5000. Open all day sunday.
~ ACRES. with lovely S-room Eng.
lish Colonial half-brick home; in excellent
place. library. dining room, very prett,
1 lovely bedrooms and bath on End moor
i SpIldnss Fronsns son Ann.poiis ANN % 1d.. 0f' i;
Nj III: ysl.nti, q no. o09s. With ?. 3. zANT INT
FINGER, Jr., real Estate.
home sRa sI plenty income, q tor l.Tgs fam: !:
Colonial frame home, Just modernizsd
sas; each side e q vide % hallway. w. 151is % each *
e. sses door .o sss r.. aeSan o assssi sssi
sns sosr.a sfGa Ii. shower S5a:r sahs
am .sesion o'f Ma aool ress g '9s SEN
sisR' stn o. 81 z.nssus. Ss M1 jr y.'R Rs. Ho
NEARBY. MD.--6-room Cape Cod; Isl
kitchen. bsth; End floor. bedroom. u
unfinished. al. conveniences; near bus,
81 $50 cash, balance like rent. 5442
Taylor st., sunnybrook subdivision. WA
BRICK BUNGALOW. conveniently located
IA Hyattsville Hills-2 bedrooms, colorec
tiled bath on 1st floor. 2 finished rooml
In attic. full basement, oil heat, large lot
with chicken house. Today's best buy 81
$4,000. ROBERT 3. DAVIS CO., 630S
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Nd. WA. 5000
BOWIE, MD.-Lovely 2-story brick home
living room 16x2S with open freplace
large wood-raneled dining room. kitchen
bedrooms, bath, large inclosed reai
porch. slsss-tnciosed front porch. oil
many fruit trees, also store buiidins, on
corner Of property. Ideal for barber shop
etc: Only $3.50. Terms. ROBERT b
p.A.yIs 60. ,S3os ,dS dSsltimors ave. Hyatts-
6-ACRE TRACT, business site, on Route
$40, north OF Rockville, IL miles from
b. C-Assi high elevation, beautiful vtev,
9 perfect roadside. tourist sttei. nicely
lhade6: land raised on level With road
Hte uT ssres Y siss asif fDs iSssllins SuEessAs
vAAsS SOW ----~aa1nnaAA1n4n0
Evening star., 1945-09-30
HOUSES FOR SALE.

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The Coolidge examiner., 1945-12-28

Main Street will face n clean
slate Tuesday on which 10 write
the history OF the New Year . d..
but 1886 viii be different from any
New Year We have ushered In. be
cause % the momentous possibili-
ties IL holds for good or evil.
graphically contrasted by the over
whelming desire for peace and the
dire threat OF the atomic bomb.
With statesmen already speak
INK openly OF the possibility OF an
other war and allied nations
watching each other with the wary
distrust OF the wolf pack. 1t Is up
20 every individual 10 face the facts
and cease being sheep slaughtered
BY the wolves. There is only
one way TO effectively fight evil
and that Is with good. Most OF
us have never tried IL. because we
have been so busy demanding an
eye for an eye and life for life.
until the majority have become
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-12-28
BY RATHER NE HUPFEI

convinced that this leads only TO
misery for all concerned and viii
bring US finally. 10 world catas-
trophe. If humanity. as II Is
today. should be swept from the
face OF the earth. il would be no
great loss" said one Of the gener-
ais who led our armies. Here
and there a few honest men and
women are striving TO do right
but until these exceptions become
the rule there will be no safety Tor
any OF US. Nineteen forty-six
Is destined TO be a turning point
In our lives. The strength and
integrity OF the nation depend upon
the harmony and unity OF the
homes" There is clean slate
before us upon which to record
our achievements toward the bet
terment OF Main Street. its state,
its nation, and the world.
"Dear Mama" came to visit
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-12-28

Tess you learns to be a 1osopher.
boy "A which," "A
losopher means you got lots o.
patience. cause yo' is smarter'n
yo' brothers. The impatient
one looked skeptical. "Th,ms
jus big words" he said. Il lows
a losopher am somebody which
talk bout sompin he don't know.
an make yo' think its yo fault"
See you next week, on Main
Street-adios.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-12-28

doing unto others as he would be
done by. we cannot lay claim to
qualities that distinguish us greatly
from the brute.
Seen not far from Main Street
silver plane in the SUM-
light, like a piece Of dazzling
costume jeweIry against the
cloudless sky graceful or
nament for mother natures robe
OF blue.
Two black men were sitting on
a Main Street curb before vacant
lot Saturday. as they awaited a
buyer for the load OF wood they
had brought TO town. As tn,
day wore on, one OF the black men
grew restless. "Ah don want tc
be haulin' dat wood home" he
said "Ah wants to pleasure ma
self" "Us amt never goin sell
dat wood" his friend declared
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-12-28

In a Main Street home recently.
much TO the discomfort Of her
son-in-law. Everything had
TO run according TO schedule
while she was there. "Have
you said your prayers?" she
asked Junior one night.
YES" he answered. 81 asked
God TO bless Mommy an Daddy"
And didn't you pray for Grand
mar" Junior shook his head.
"No-cause Daddy says you is
past prayin' for" Wheel
talk about cutting corners short
so was dear Mams's visitl
A family discussion was going or
around the lamp-lighted table In
a little farm house not far from
Main Street recently. You
shouldn't o. made yote brother mad
like that" the grizzled father ad-
monished one OF his gangling sons.
His nerves is raw. an you done
sent him off in huff" "Aw.
hes too touchy." declared the boy.
"Just because he's been a-fightin
in furrin' countries. he thinks he
knows everything. The weary
mother sighed. 'Twouldn't a-been
much TO o let him have his say.
We can't be expectin' him 10
think like We do bout everything
an fer all we know. maybe
there was right smart wrong doin'
on our side. too" But gosh.
Nom" burst forth the boy. he
don't even talk patriotic," BE
a-closln' yore mouth" commanded
his father. Jest because you didn't
yore brothers talk
don't mean IL warn't patriotic. All
he says was. II folks don't begin
a-showin some human qualities
that's 'sposed TO make 'em differ
ent from the brute critters, were
shore a-goin' to find ourselves Twin
In a hell OF a world. An when
you come TO think IL over. ! reckon
he amt wrong at that" Until
the man on Main Street begins
the simple admonition OF
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-12-28

e. p. (mike) AIImand, S &c, has
received an honorable discharge
from the U. S. navy at Terminal
Island after 5months service in
the South Pacific. AlImand has
been a resident of Coolidge for
approximately 10 years. His
wife, nee Bertha Mode. and their
daughter made their home here
with Mrs. AlImand's father while
Allmand was overseas.