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Pin>Money Finds
By EveIyn Hayes.

BONNY BRIGHT-A hopny broth
of q skirt, this, for your 1-to-3-year-
old treasure. Briefly, box and
pleated, it's bright red and plaided
with yellow, blue and green-to
team up with all her little jerseys
and sweaters in those colors-as
well as with white blouses. Made
Of wool and rayon-with suspender
straps-it has SUFFICIENT body to
stand out "purty," making any little
girl look like kewpie doll. A good
idea for a present to your favorite
tiny sweater girl from the Easter
bunny.
TODDLER TREASURE-Here's
white blouse the same very little
lady would be delighted to own.
Made Of sheer lawn, 1t has minute
eyelet ruffle on its small collar,
tiny tucks down the frilled front
and inflnitesimal pearl buttons for
fastening purposes. Best of all, it's
cut good and long so the small
shirt-tails won't fly. It will last
longer that way, too. For 1-to-3
cherubs.
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LESS THAN YOU THINK-This
Is one Of those dresses that has all
the earmarks Of a high price tag.
It's a one-piece number in linen
like rayon with glamour making
smooth shoulders and cap sleeves.
One big button punctuates the slim
hy-front at the neckline and there's
no trimming to mar its expensive
simplicity save a single outside
pocket and wide polo belt held
together with a white leather strap.
Good with spring white accesso-
ries.) You'd hunt far and wide
and be willing to pay lots more-for
such beautiful colors. You have
your choice of fame red, leaf green,
taupe brown and navy blue. Misses
sizes.
\
NEW LIFE FOR OLD LOVES
If your pet gabardine suit has be-
gun to bore you, don't plan to buy
q new one. Give it a new lease on
life, instead, with a couple of fresh
Evening star., 1945-02-23
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Dorothy Dix: I am a
widow just past SO. Have had
tenderness and love showered on
me all my life. I think now I am
the lonesomest woman in the world,
and I feel as If I cannot 60 on with
no one to love or to love me and
no man to do anything for. What
can I do?
LONESOME WIDOW.
Answer-When a woman who has
been happily married and whose
life has centered in her husband
loses him, her lot Is indeed forlorn
one If she has no children in whom
she can absorb herself, and on
whom she can lavish the treasures
Of her heart.
Her home is broken up, for though
she may still have the house and
money enough to run 1t, it is but
an empty shell after the man has
gone from it. The woman may have
made a career Of beautifying and
adorning 1t and making it bright
and comfortable, but she has no
interest in doing 1t when no hus-
Evening star., 1945-02-23

blouses and put what you save into
War Bonds. For something New
and Different. we give you poetic
license that "give") cotton plaid
shirt. This is no Great Outdoors
plaid number, but a long-sleeved
sheer cotton shirt with good func-
tional lines-the New Difference be-
ing the wonderful colors it comes
in: Buttercup yellow plaided with
fine black lines, leaf green with
brown, soft blue with brown.
REVIVIFIER NO. "A spot Of
color-that's what we need In our
life these days-and we can't
think of prettier way to take care
OF said yen than with a color
bright ascot. We've seen one that
would bring spring to the most sun
starved soul. It's a rayon taffeta
ascot in fact, It's three ascots in
one, the three bright scarfs fringed
on all edges and stitched down the
center SO you can arrange 1t with
one, two or three colors showing.
Two color trios to choose fromA
chartreuse, fuchsia and violet, or
fuchsia, violet with forget-me-not
blue. Wear one with suits, dark
dresses-and those who are good at
fashion sleight-of-hand will devise
headgear out Of it, too.
\ X + X
CHIC ON A BUDGET-You've
probably assumed that those friends
who appear in individual hats that
nobody else ever has, pay q high
price for their exclusiveness. Not
we've found out. For there's
a little shop that makes a speciality
Of one-of-a-kind hats-at very slim
budget prices. We fell in love with
a spool-crowned felt sailor with
cluster of self-howers at the side
and a veil enhancing all. We also
liked their variety of berets, the
bloused-crown pillboxes and the
devastating dinner hats-one, es-
pecially, that was nothing more
than whirligig Of spiraling, rufded
shiny straw. Name your favorite
spring hat fashion-and chances
are you'll find it here.
Evening star., 1945-02-23

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., 1945-02-23

and salt to potatoes, mix we'll, make
into round balls. Roll in bread
crumbs, then in egg beaten with
milk. Brown in hot oven (450 de-
gree0. Serves 4 to 6. t...
(Thanks to Mrs. H. r. A., Fairfax. J
Savory Potatoes-Cut cold, boiled
potatoes into small dice. To
cups Of the cooked diced potatoes
add l cup of finely chopped green
peppers, 2 teaspoons salt and Y
teaspoon of pepper. Put into q
well-greased shallow baking dish.
Sprinkle with 2 tablespoons of -four
and pour over the top, IL cups of
milk. Dot with tablespoons of
butter in small pieces and bake at
500 degrees for IL minutes or until
well blended.
Baked Potatoes and Cheese
Halve large baked potatoes and
scoop out center. Mash thoroughly
For 6, add cups American cheese,
grated, to. "a cup hot milk, and beat
with egg beater until smooth. Mix
with potatoes, add 2 teaspoons salt
and rs teaspoon paprika, and whip
until creamy. Refill potato shells
Return to oven and bake until
brown on top.
Evening star., 1945-02-23

his death. Then the drape around
the plate and the edge scalloped.
have carefully carried it around
with me these many years, but have
never tried to get any more pieces
| suppose the sentiment attached to
it in memory of my mother has hao
lot to do with it.
The Star has always been the
leader in top news which could be
relied upon-now the RCH has in
creased the Importance of looking
forward to the next edition!
Evening star., 1945-02-23
TO REMOVE SHINE.
(ThankS to Mrs. b. B. c.,
WaShinotOn. ~

For Mrs E. G. c., Washington:
To remove shine from her black
dress-use l part (broWn) vinegar
to parts water. Sponge dress on
right and wrong side with cloth
moistened in mixture. (Be sure not
to use cloth that leaves lint on
materiaD. Press dress on wrong
side with a piece of paper over ma
terial SO iron isn't directly on dress.
I usually use the brown paper that
comes from the cleaners over my
dresses. This works wonderfully for
me. Be sure to moisten the dress
thoroughly and NEVER press on
right side. .n.
Evening star., 1945-02-23
(Thanks to Mrs. r. H., Washington
ScalIoned Pot Slice nntafnes
(ThankS to Mrs. G.. B. M,
COLLEGE Park

Melted Potatoes (Delicious) Pare
sufficient potatoes and cook in
slightly salted water until soft but
not crumbling. Drain in colander
placing towel over top to absorb
moisture. Then put potatoes in
baking dish and fill it "a full with
cream or thin white sauce. Put q
bit of butter on top of each potato
Sprinkle with salt and white pepper
Bake until potatoes have absorbed
the cream and are slightly Drowned
Flag Potatoes-Parboil medium
sized potatoes until nearly tender
then make a hole in each with
apple-corer and insert a half slice
of bacon df you can get it). Place
In baking pan and bake until bacon
is crisp and potatoes are beginning
to brown.
Stuffed Baked-Cut slice from tor
of baked potato, carefully remove
center to leave skin intact. Mash
and season the potato while still
hot, adding egg, grated cheese
minced ham or other meat. Refill
skins and place in broiler to brown
Drowned Potatoes-Place parboiled
small potatoes beside your roast
Baste with drippings and let brown
Parsley P0tatoes-Toss boiled DO
tatoes in melted butter or margarine
with chopped parsley.
Variations Of Mashed Potatoes
With carrots, boil carrots and pota-
toes together. Mash and season.
With shrimp, add minced cooked
shrimp and little lemon Juice to
prepared mashed potatoes.
Potato Puff-Fold a well-beaten
egg into fluffy, seasoned mashed
potatoes. Turn lightly into pre-
pared baking dish and place in oven
to brown.
Evening star., 1945-02-23
By Barbara Bell.

A Jumper frock to delight a little
girl-a free-swinging skirt, trim
waist and lacing for the bodice-all
the details a young miss loves.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1874 is
designed for sizes 8, 4, S, 6, and s
years. Size 4, jumper, requires 13a
yards of 36 or SO inch material; !;
blouse is yards; IL yards ribbon
lacing.
For this pattern, send 90 cents.
in coins, your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington Star.
Post Office Box 80, Station G, New
York 19, N. Y.
Just of the press-the new Spring
and Summer Catalog. Fashions that
are brand-new-and suitable for all
the family. You'll want one of these
complete guides for home sewers.
Ten cents per copy.
Evening star., 1945-02-23
THANKS to Mrs. z. M. M.


Washington
The United States Department of
Agriculture pamphlet No AMI-85
gives a number of new ideas. Or,
these two recipes might help:
DelmOnico Potatoes-Two table
spoons butter, IL tablespoons flour,
l cup milk, u teaspoon salt, Y, tea
spoon pepper, quart boiled pota-
toes, 3 sliced hard-boiled eggs,
chopped; "a cup grated cheese,
chopped pimiento (optionaD, 2 table
spoons butter. Make white sauce
with first ingredients. Add salt
and pepper. Arrange layers of po-
tatoes, eggs, cheese, pimiento and
white sauce in buttered baking dish.
Salt and pepper each layer. Cover
top with cheese. Moderate oven for
half hour $3.50 degrees.
Potato Cheese Balls-Half cup
grated cheese, salt, 2 cups mashed
potatoes, Y cup bread crumbs, l
egg, l tablespoon milk. Add cheese
Evening star., 1945-02-23

All persons to be hired In this
area. must be referred BY the local
United States Employment Service
Once, unless the specific aduertise-
nent indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-02-23
(Thanks to Miss A. X. H.,
WdShinutou.J

In reply to taking shine off a
black dreSs-years ago when we
wore mourning and our dresses
would get shine on them We used
to sponge them with black coffee
and press. This is very old-fash-
Toned but might help.
Evening star., 1945-02-23
AVOCADO;
BLACK WALNUTS.

a BLACK WALNUTS.
(Thanks to Mrs. C. G. Van E.,
BarneSUille, Md
Having enjoyed the Readers
Clearing House since its inception
I make these contributions.
l. On my plant table 1 have an
attractive foliage plant grown from
an avocado seed, which was planted
in a 5-inch flower pot of earth, kept
warm and well watered for very
long time. The leaves resemble
those of our native paw-paw apple,
which grows in rich swamp land.
2. For Mrs. S. M. R., Washington:
Black waInuts can be used in cookies,
salads, candied to substitute for
other nuts, provided the family likes
the flavor. They combine well with
other definite flavors. Our chief use
of them is in oatmeal or molasses
cookies and fruit salads. AS child
I used them in. molasses taffy with
great pleasure.
Evening star., 1945-02-23
QUERIES AND ANSWERS.
Re0Upsted b1J Mrs r r. &

tReQneSted Og MIS-. r. T.. -,
Wasfington.)
How to cook steaks so they will be
tender?
What are the tiny brown bugs
which inhabit the f1ower-p0t saucers
but do not crawl on the plants?
How to get rid of them?
OF what is the outside of bon
hons made? ... -.
To Mrs. E. A. E., Alexandria
Gingerbread with lots of raisins
and baked in muffin pans and
packed in tin will arrive overseas
just as fresh as the day baked.
An excellent overseas cookie
Hermits: One-half cup butter or
substitute, IL cups brown sugar,
tablespoons sour milk, eggs, tea
spoon soda, 3 cups cake flour, cup
raisins, cup currants, Il cup nuts
u teaspoon nutmeg. u teaspoon
cinnamon, a little grated orange
peel.
. Method: Cream shortening and
add sugar gradually. Add the milk
and eggs, well beaten. Sift the soda
with half of the flour and add to the
mixture, then the fruits and nuts
which have been chopped and
Toured. Mix well, sift spices with
balance of flour and add to mixture
Drop by teaspoonsful on creased
sheets, some distance apart, and bake
in not oven (375 degrees F) II to Is
minutes. Will keep a long time. I
get 06 cookies. ~.
GARFIELD DRAPE PRESSED
GLASS.
(ThankS to Mrs. M. C. j.,
Washington.
Mrs. C. A. P. T., Washington, asked
for information about Garfield
drape pressed glass pieces.
I have what my mother called a
"bread-plate 101a inches in
diameter. In the center is a pic
ture of James A. Garfield, around
the picture 1--WE Mourn Our Ma
tions Loss" date Of his birth and
Evening star., 1945-02-23
Readers Clearing House

Of a 2-year-old, and live in small
apartment. After settling my sonny
in his high chair with his lunch
I vacuum clean the bedroom, hall
and half through the living room
generally before stopping to give
him his dessert. Finishing up with
the dry mop and duster. I've ac-
complished a duty that has been
done easily and quickly because
Mothers would-be-helper' has
been safely out of the way. Also, the
time limit necessarily put on me
steps up my efficiency. He can see
me work the whole time, after I pull
his chair out from its usual place
He's amused by watching me, and
IN making good use of that time.
Now-if some one would tell me
how to waterproof bathinette. Due
to the heavy use my baby bath
inette has had, the dressing on the
inside of the canvas tub has
cracked, especially around the drain
l would appreciate any suggestion
as to how to make it hold water
again. If a commercial product
is recommended my phone is Silver
Spring is 0615.
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WAYS TO SERVE POTATOES.
Thanks to Mrs. w. F. H.,
Alexandria,
I recently bought booklet on
$50 ways to serve potatoes in an
Alexandria and 10. 1t is published
by Consolidated Book Publishers, 153
N. Michigan avenue, Chicago, Ill.
(Thanks to Mrs. r. H., Washington
Scalloped Potatoes-Slice potatoes
in casserole, put in layer Of
cracker crumbs, salt, pepper and
lump of butter, repeat until dish is
filled putting top row of crackers,
add enough milk, or milk and water
to cover. Bake in oven until po-
tatOeS are soft and Drowned.
Evening star., 1945-02-23
APPLE JUICE.
(ThankS to Mrs. E. M. c.,
Arlington.j

(ThankS to Mrs. E. M. c.,
Arlinoton.J
If you have a four-sided crater
use the shredder side and shred
three large, juicy apples into a
bowl. Then press these shreds in
an ordinary ricer. Yield about /
cup. This, of course, does not
utilize all the juice, but is the best
method for making small guam
tity that We have found and when
apples are plentiful one may not
mind the waste. OF course you will
wash and cut out the stem and
burr first and it is easier to hold
while shredding if just cut in half,
but you needn't core it.
Evening star., 1945-02-23
TIMING HINT.
WATERPROOFING
BATHINETTE?

(Thanks to Mrs. NJ. F.,
Takoma Pdrk.)
would like to hand on to the
readers of the RICH a practical sug-
gestion pertaining to the daily
house-cleaning every one likes to
be able to accomplish, but often
can't be worked in. I'm a mother
Evening star., 1945-02-23
HONEY CAKES.

(ThdnkS to Mrs. D. L. p,
Greenbelt, Md
Requested by Mrs. E. A. E., Alex
andria. Honey cakes: Boil and
skim l pound honey and "a pound
sugar. Add or IL pounds -four
(while hoD, y pound sugar, 8 eggs
beaten light, l tablespoon CHINA
mon, tablespoon soda. The next
three items can be omitted without
spelling cookies: One lemon rind,
grated; y pound citron, "a pound
orange and lemon peel .(candied)
Add u pound almonds, blanched,
cut lengthwise and roast with
tablespoon sugar.
Let stand overnight, then roll out,
bake in sheets, cut in squares while
warm. Frost if desired. / use as
little flour as possible. They are
more moist if kept soft. VIII keep
for months if packed in tin box.
Evening star., 1945-02-23
BROWN SUGAR;
BEATING BATTER?
/Tb - H~, ~ n NJ
ITHu71KS 70 MIS-. {. d. 7
WdshinQto7l.

A hint: Brown sugar kept In a
breadbox with the family supply
Of bread will not harden.
Can some one tell me the virtue
In leaving the Jumps. in many bat
ters we use? I've always beaten the
daylights out of pancake batter to
make it very smooth and now the
cook has permission to leave them
in and the results are good, not
withstanding.
Evening star., 1945-02-23

and comfortably furnished; S12, 300. 3
cash. balance monthly; no agents. no
fun description and appointment. Box
430-D, Star 2Ss
Evening star., 1945-02-23
MAPLE NUT KISSES.

CROCHET PATTERNS?
(ReQueSted By Mrs. J. P. B.,
Washington.)
Since I've never seen any reques
unanswered, I'm hoping some ont
can help me. Does any one know
the crochet patterns for "antiqu,
lace" and the one for bedspreac
called pineapple popcorn? 1 van
to make a tablecloth of the frs
and a beadspread of the second. ane
am unable to find the directions fol
them anywhere.
Very many thanks to any one whe
can help me-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-20
Legal Body
Without Precedent

Never In history has such a legal
body been convened. Never has such
a task as the one it has before it
been Of such potential significance to
the social and political well-being Of
the peoples OF the earth-never. at
least. since the day of a certain Ro-
man procurator Of Judea in Pales-
tine. Pontius PLATE was unable TO
face his responsibility, and finding
that he could prevail nothing, but
rather that a tumult was made, he
took water. and washed his
hands. :"
The United States does not intend
10 wash its hands Of the responsible.
:ty before it.
There seems 10 be a weller Of con-
fusion as to just what the function
Of this military tribunal is; as to
Just what, II any. policy has been
established by the "Office Of the
Chief Counsel for the Prosecution Of
Axis Criminality, which is the title
on the letterhead before me. The
permanent address Of this Office is,
at this writing, a little uncertain, but
it can be reached care Of the Penta-
gon in Washington. Soon it will es-
tablish foreign headquarters.
Despite the confusion, this institu-
ton has a definite policy and l shall
interpret it informally hereunder:
ID We shall avoid "the laws de-
lay" which so annoyed Hamlet.
Ny reason for this assumption Is
the fact that Justice Jackson did
not retire from the Supreme court.
The fall term Of the court begins in
October. Already he has made one
trip to Europe for the purpose Of
rounding up key witnesses and doc
uments and is now beginning final
preparation for the prosecution. His
staff has been assembled for several
weeks and he has coordinated the
other government agencies interest