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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
CHRISTMAS TREE COFFEE
GAZE

NAhE.
Iron, Mrs. J. C. L., Takoma Park
Md
The RICH has been so interesting
to me and of SO much help that
many times I have wanted to write
but before I could find the time
some one else would answer the re-
quest. However, Mrs. w. A. S. has
requested the Christmas tree coffee
cake recipe, and I know she wishes
to have it Immediately so I am very
happy to be able to furnish this
recipe. 1t appeared in The Star
and I wish I might send the pic
ture also as it shows how attractive
the cake is. At this time imagine
Mrs. w. A. S. will have to use a
butter substitute!
Christmas Tree Coffee Cake
Warm large mixing bowl and place
In it L cup bread flour. Crumble
into this l cake of yeast, making a
hollow into which pour y cup luke
warm milk and water, mixed half
and half Add liz teaspoons of
sugar to these ingredients and stir
all until we'll blended.
Cover the mixture and set the
bowl in warm place to rise for
about 20 minutes.
Beat until soft 4 cup butter, add
ing gradually. "a cup sugar. Blend
these ingredients until they are
creamy, and then add u teaspoon
salt, teaspoon grated lemon rind
IL teaspoons lemon juice, 2 we'll
beaten eggs, teaspoon vanilla and
u cup milk and water.
Sift two cups bread flour, and
stir part Of it into the butter mix
ture, then knead in the rest with
the hands. Add the yeast mixture
and knead the dough we'll. Cover it
and permit it to rise in warm place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21

be that known-and they think that
cultivated speech, correct grammar,
courteous address, is snobbish and
as they put it, upstage, and will have
none of it. So much the worse for
them.
However, it is the duty of all
teachers of whatever grade, to teach
good speech and to insist upon its
use. A good example will help
greatly. A teachers speech should
always be correct, clear, free Of
slang, avoiding the argot OF the
streets as the plague. Talking down
to children, students, college men
and women does not heighten their
regard for their instructor. Learned
men have managed to slip a smile, q
peal of laughter, into their dignified
correct speech and writing and lesser
folk may well follow their example.
The children who are fortunate
enough to hear good English at
home will initiate It and the school
will find 1t easy to teach them.
Those who have not that privilege
will have q more difficult time and
their teachers will have q more COM
plicated task. But that task Is the
duty Of the day and must be done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21

A simple yet stunning -piecer
that's right for every occasion. Note
the fattering shaped neckline, the
graceful gored skirt. Lovely in a
brightly Powered fabric with novelty
buttons or use plain dark material
and frost with white lace.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1445 Is
for sizes IL, IA, Is, ID, 20; 40 and AZ.
Size IA needs yards of Sc or 80 inch
material.
For this pattern, send 20 cents, in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, P. o.
Box SO, Station G, New York 10,
N. Y.
The winter catalogue is full of
bright ideas to inspire the home
sewer. Send for it today-l0 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21

"Christmas as ever was" will sure
ly be the theme Of this years holi-
day celebration-the first peacetime
Christmas In four years! And Christ
mas In the American tradition cen
tiers around two things-the lighted
tree, asparkle with tinsel, and q
beautifully set table that proudly
offers the best dinner Of the year.
Christmas dinner Is q family az
fair and the table must be set to
appeal to the children as well as the
grownups. So make the decorations
gay and bright, something with ac-
ton and special interest to the young
fry. A miniature Santa Claus skat-
ing on q tree-bordered mirror lake,
prancing reindeer drawing q sleigh
filled with Christmas tree balls or
small brightly packaged favors to be
distributed after dessert, or even q
simple bowl Of evergreens made fes-
tive with small tree ornaments and
twinkling with lighted tapers-the
slender kind that are used In flower
arrangements-are all ideas the
children will love.
While the adult members Of the
family will be nostalgically pleased
with whimsy in the decoration, they
want to have the assurance Of lux
ury and well-being which q sumptu-
ously set table will give. A beauti-
full table always begins with a BEAU
tiful tabecloth, so take out your
largest and best Irish linen damask,
II 1t was put away rolled around a
mailing tube or rod or wrapped in
blue paper 1t will be snowy white
and increased. But II 1t has lain In
folds for a long time it must be
pressed without wrinkle before 1t
Is put on the table.
The cleaning background OF
satiny linen damask makes even
daily-used china and silver seem
more festive, and familiar water
goblets, reinforced by a smaller
glass for cider or ginger ale or wine
as suits the family tradition, add q
more gala air. Without the pur-
chase Of a single new thing, but
with loving appreciation for the
things you have. you can set fes-
tive Christmas table, rich In men,
cries and Astounding in pleasureable
beauty.
The fragrance of evergreens
means Christmas to many of us
fir, balsam, pine, cedar and holly.
But there's more know-how in deco
rating the house with evergreens
than meets the eye.
In choosing evergreens, it's nice
to select different kinds to combine
together. Don't forget to pick up
bunch of lockwood if you can find
it. 1t makes a delightful accent
among the spiky evergreens. You'll
need heavy scissors or garden clip
pers, wire cutter and several spools
Of wire or stout Irvine If you can't
find the wire Arrange your wreaths,
sprays and garlands carefully,
watching the effect as you work.
GA wire coat hanger bent round
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
By Peggy Roberts.

A gay design for bolero or topper
with or without cute French
poodle. The pillbox or Dutch cap
comes with it.
Pattern envelope contains hot
iron transfers for the designs
shown, plus full directions for max
ing pillbox hat and bolero in sizes
IL, IA and Is.
Our 60-page multicolored book of
Needle Arts containing five free
patterns and many other sugges-
tons for dressing up your home and
yourself is now available. Send your
request for this book to the address
listed below, inclosing 20 cents in
coins to cover the cost and mailing
charges.
Send Is cents (coin) for Pattern
No. R2144 to Needle Arts Depart
ment, The Washington Star, P. O.
Box ITO, Station D, New York 8
N. Y. Please include your postal
Zone number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
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must be accompanied by the
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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 CasweH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
PANCAKE PROBLEM.

fFron, Mrs. G. S., Washington
For Mrs. M. S. of Washington:
Her pancake troubles are probably
due to the condition of her griddle,
which I hope is iron. If not, 1t
should be, and should never be
washed, secured or used for any
other purpose than pancakes. She
might try spreading it with an I'M
sailed fat and give it a thorough
oven treatment as all new iron pans
should have. Place it, well creased
in a very slow oven for several
hours. After this. no more washing
or SCOUTING
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Enq|andS ReaI-Life Cinderella

girl answered the adj
vertiSement he placed
in a London news
paper back in 1909.
Simply wor d e d, il
was like a dozen
others.
Jury then plain
Mr.. Jury, with no
idea of a knighthoOd
ahead-had just en-
tered tn G new-fan-
& lie d industry, the
cinema.
II feel that motion
pictures have a fu-
ture," he told his new
secretary. BE use
full, and you'n find
me grateful"
And he was, in a
practical fashion, as
the world now knows.
I'm S / m p ! y
amazed" Miss Cook
told reporters. II
never DIR cam ed il
would ever lead TO
all of this.
II was just a girl
w h en- I answered
that ad 36 years ago
and my shorthand
and tipping were
pretty crude. But Sir
William was a pa
tient man and never
complained at my
mistakes. On the
contrary, he was
kind and helpful.
I'm time, of course.
l learned a great deal
about the movies and
a bout my employ
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

ALMOST timidly. a
- middle-aged wo-
man entered the liv-
ing room of an inn
pressiye mansion at
Reading, En- g a n d.
the other day The
luxurious establish
ment, until his recent
death at 73, had be-
longed 10 Sir vii.
liam Frederick Jury,
one OF Britain's pio-
neer motion picture
magnateS.
Miss Florence May
Cook-Sir Williams
secretary until he re-
tired from business
gazed In awe at the
big rooms portraits.
Oriental rugs and
cos tly furnishings.
Though content with
her own m o d G s [
dwelling, she couldn't
help wondering how
Il would feel 10 live
amid such splendor.
And then the but
Ter ushered In a sec
ond visitor, the
screen executives
lawyer.
I'm glad you
could meet me here
Miss Cook" he said.
Il wanted 10 wei
come you to your
new home. %
MY new home ?"
she repeated.
The solicitor re-
piled that she had. In
deed. be CO m c mis-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

enable her TO occupy it in
suitable style.
The dead hand of the film
king thus wrote a cinder-
ella ending TO the story OF
his long association with the
secretary who as a young
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

treSs of the mansion she
was admiring. Sir William,
in his will, not only had
bequeathed her his furni-
ture and the use of his
home. but also had left her
a trust fund of $400, 900 TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
CAN'T WOBBtE,
TURN OR FALL OUT
WITH CRIP-TITE TIP

Breech loading con-
struction makes easy
refilling simple as
"l-2-3" as shown at
rightiExciusive Grip
Tite Tip construction
holds leads firmly
prevents wobbling or
turning.
Take good care OF
your AuToPoIST Pen
cil--they're harder TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

er's business. handled
his financial affairs. But
never al any time, did !
suspect that his will woulo
make me feel like a fairy
princess. It's hard 10 be-
lieve that I'm really rich"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
RSM YOU 10 Mll1u and jtu1 YSV'

X/oT the same Tclechron "Selector" clock.
m of course, but when you find out how
handy this electric alarm is. you'll want 10
have several in your postwar home.
First of all, it'll be the pleasant alarm clock
you've ever known. In the morning, it will switch
your bedside radio to preselected station
and you can awaken to the strains of sweet music.
Day and night, it will turn your radio for your
favorite proTams-and shut the set off at bedtime,
too, whenever you choose.
And then, great days =. Teechron "Selector'
clock can turn your coffee percolator at given
time, switch your lights off, time your roaster,
defrost the refrigerator. Almost as versatile as a
magic robot, it will perform dozens of household
tasks. And used a clock, it will always bring
you the right time without winding or care.
OF course, the "Selector" isn't coming off the
Telechron production lines :. they're devoted
to work But it is right up top in Telechron's
postwar plans and it will be on its way to YOU
when the war is won bringing you Telechron
accuracy, dependability and long life, as well as
these timing features, at a price that's sur
prisingly low.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

get today be-
au sc W re
busy at war
work for Uncle
Sam. w hen
Victory's won
there'l1 be
p c n ty o 4
Az ToPoIN r
Penciis-with
the famous
features thar
I'm axe the IN
the mechan-
icni pencils for
oubte-free
writing. The
pencil that
makes such a
perfect gift for
business men
or for Ugnni-
xat,on tlM
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
T R {: (:
ia All
AUTO
own g rs
|EI5E95BalB
fhof will help you 70 get

nor VIII hefp you 70 oef
~- better gas miIeose
~ longer fire life
WW besfer performance
|" lower upkeep costs
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Beauty Ideas for the Summer Outdoor Girl

should see your doctor at
once about treatment.
Skin carelessly exposed to
the sun, but not seriously
burned, can be soothed with
a rich cream that helps re-
store its natural oils and is
cooling TO your skin.
But the best prevention
against discomfort TO your
skin and damage to your
health is not 10 burn in the
first place. And to do this
you must decide before ex-
posure what type of skin
you have and what care it
needs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Dolly Sunbafh

If YOUR work or play
takes you out under the
sun almost daily, you should
ceme-threHeh- the summer
with a deep bronze. To help
you acquire 1t, choose a
lotion that admits the sun,
but keeps the skin smooth.
II you are one Of the un.
fortunates who love basking
I'm the sun and never tan,
bat Just burn and fTcckic,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

during her lunch hour. And
that's not. their only claim.
Others are that the hair
need not be cut; that is, the
new permanent can 60 right
over the old without dam
age, and your hair can be
any length you want it.
Fewer curls are necessary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
By URSULA TROW

THE thing TO avoid, when
. you're out getting your
summer sun tan, is a fierce,
red, unhealthy burn that
fries your skin and makes
Il peel. With modern cos
metics, devised with your
. problems in mind, there's
J no need TO suffer from sun
burn. All you need 10 de-
termine, before you go forth
TO brave the summer ele-
mcnts, Is what can your
skin take. You know best
about that from previous
experience. Most Of us are
working girls these days,
with perhaps only week
ends TO spend outdoors, or
at most a two-week vacation
coming some time before
autumn. For this sporadic
exposure to the sun you'll
want a cream that filters
out the burning rays, but
which, nevertheless, nur-
lures a smooth tan. The dan.
ger for the week-ender is
that you try TO accomplish
too deep a tan in too short
a time=It's not healthy 10
burn yoHr skin iobster.red,
because the vitamin-filled
rays of the stfl are wasted,
they can't penetrate a sore,
red epidcrmis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

A softer, smoother, lovelier skin with
the rosebud freshness that makes
babies SO adorably kissable - it's
guaranteed 10 you who change from
inadequate care with the wrong soap
to more thorough, gentle complexion
care with Sweetheart Soap--o1 you
get your money back.
You will see at once why this baby
gentle beauty care is SO wonderful!
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

ne " permanent
waves is the rec
ord time in which
I h G y're finished,
and the lack Of
bother 10 the per-
son involved.
Some Of h @
manufacturers of
waves make the
boast that milady
can now have a
new perm a n ent
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

comes in several suntan
shades from light TO dark.
II is opaque, so that no sun
can get through, and still
no one will ever know your
secret-for apparently you
have a nice tan already.
Then, for added protec-
ton, wear a large sun hat
or stay under a beach UNI
brella most of the time.
For Burns
If YOU have been so fool.
ish as 10 let the sun get
at you without any protec-
ton whatsoever, and you
have a serious sunburn, you
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
For Burns

CEV + Il AL innovations
- have appeared in perma-
merit waving during the past
few months, some of which
yeaF local beauty parlof
may already be putting to
use. The high point in these
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

which future permanents
will be given.
In what style do you want
to wear your hair? An up
sweep does not require as
tight a curl as d feather cut.
But you do need the perma-
nent TO keep your hair man
ageable.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

(D Sweetheart gives up to twice
the lather! (2) Massage this super
abundant, creamy-rich lather on your
face and see how it leaves no soapy
tightness. Just velvety freshness!
Then you be the judge Either you
look lovelier-or return the wrapper
to us with your reasons and receive
your money back, plus postage. Get
guaranteed Sweetheart Soap today
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Permanent WaUe NeWs

Whereas many of the old
permanents called for 40 to
90 cuTfS 70 get a good wave
all over the head, the new
ones need only 20 TO 25.
The processing time is
cut down 10 about five min
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

uteS, as against 81
minutes for some
of the earlier
waves. The neu-
trailing process
is almost instan-
taneous, the COM
plete wave process
lasting from 20 10
25 minutes.
T h a I should
give you an idea
of the ease with
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Canadians 10 Seek
More Independence
BY the Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Sept. THE Canadian
government announced at the open
ing of a new session of Parliament
yesterday that it intends to adopt
a distinctive national flag for the
Dominion and revise the citizenship
status of Canadians, who now are
classed simply as British subjects.
The growth of Canada as an in
dependent nation in its own right
rather than being just a member OF
the British Commonwealth, devel-
opment begun in the First World
War and sharply accelerated in the
second, was reflected also in an
nouncement of other government
plans, particularly to increase heav-
lily the Dominion's foreign trade.
The governments plans, as usual,
were read by the Earl of Athlone,
governor general of Canada and di-
rect representative of King George
vi, in the speech from the throne.
Canadians now have as their off,
cial flag only the British Union Jack,
although in recent months the gov
ernment has increasingly directed
flying of the Red Ensign, the Ca
madam merchant marine emblem,
on official occasions.
The status of Canadian citizenship
now lies in a morass of conflicting
statues and regulations with the net
result that Canadians in immigra-
ton, census, naturalization and
other matters are only British sub
iects."
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Bonus Concert Features
Two Violin Solos

TIA Stanley M. Weiner, 1855 CAL
vert street NV, will play two violin
solos with the Combat Infantry
Band at the Water Gates bonus
concert at $3.50 pm. September 16
it was announced today.
Sergt. Weiner, a member of the
Army Ground Forces show band
Of overseas combat fighters, will play
"Viennois" and "Sarba" at the con-
cert in arrangements he made for
violin and band. He was a first
violinist of the National Symphony
when he was 16 years old, the
youngest member of the group to
work under Conductor Hans Kinder
Sergt. Weiner attended Central
High School. He entered the Army
two years ago, serving overseas as
a combat engineer in the Asiatic-
Pacific theatre.
Evening star., 1945-09-07
U.S.Agencies Seeking
10000 for Hospitals

Hy the Associated Press.
Three Government agencies have
opened a campaign to recruit 10000
professional and nonprofessional
workers for the Nations hospitals.
The drive is sponsored by the Pub
lie Health Service, the War Man
power Commission and the Veter-
ans Administration In cooperation
with the Red Cross, the National
Nursing Council for War Service
and the American Hospital Associa-
ton.
Urgently needed at once" are
10000 graduate nurses for general,
tubercular and psychiatric hospi-
tails; 5000 graduate nurses for public
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Remarked widows
To Seek AnnuIments
By the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf, Sept. Mrs
Laurie Gales Bernstein, whose hus-
band turned up in Japanese prison
camp after she had married an
other, said yesterday she will seek
annulment Of her second marriage
She married Army 1t. Ethan
Bernstein some months after the
Navy reported officially to her that
her husband, 1t. James H. Gales
had been killed in action in the
Pacific. 1t. Gales was freed this
week.
1t. Bernstein, a school friend, said
II want to do what's right. It's for
my wife to decide"
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 7 (P.-The
second husband of Mrs. Ann Bird
well Marshall has given written con-
sent for annulment of his marriage
so that Mrs. Marshall may return
to her first husband, Sergt. Gene
D. Birdwell, who has been liberated
from a Japanese prison camp.
The papers were filed yesterday
with the clerk of the Jackson
County Circuit Court.
Jack Marshall, who is Sergt. Bird
wells uncle, had been married IL
days when word was received that
the soldier was alive. The War
Department had reported him killed
in action.
Evening star., 1945-09-07
Champion Father
In Army Applies
For DISCHARGE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. THE
Armys champion father, Pfc. Will
bert G. Fleury, yesterday took initial
steps toward civilian life and return
to his wife and 13 children.
Pvt. Fleury. Port Huron (Mich. J
mail carrier in civilian life, receives
total of 1854 a month in allot-
ments. He has applied for discharge
under the "over 38" age provisions.
"As soon as I get out I am going
right back to my mail-carrying job"
Pvt. Fleury said. II have a little
business on the side which helps out
my mail carriers pay"
Evening star., 1945-09-07

health nursing; 1000 graduate
nurses for Veterans Administration
hospitals and 10000 nonnursing
hospital workers.
Evening star., 1945-09-07

Brazil, more than 3,275,O00 square
miles in size. occupies nearly half of
the area of all South America.
Evening star., 1945-09-07

The campaign, the owl said, will
follow the pattern Of various other
drives conducted during the war.
1t will include sponsored advertis-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26
Vesti liz. Auljenjay
a'7,eriSkihs Slovenceu:

Windsor Heights, w. Va. -
Dne 13. t. m. je rovu tezko
pobilo Josipa Ujcica. Nahaia Sc
Nv bolnisnici General " Wheelin-
gu. - Martin Kolencs Sc je po
3O-dnevnem dopustu vrnil v vo-
jasko taborisce. v Severni Caro-
lini, John stucin. je >prisel ma
30-dnevni dopust IT, Nemcijes in
Joe Luketie je svojcem brzoja-
vii IL Nemeije,, da Sc v kratkem
vrne@ domov.
Eveleth, MINI. - Tukai je
umrl Joe Staudohar, po donna
ce Mlkulica, v starosti Il let.
Donna je~bil liz vasi Podgrad pri
Starem trgu OBJ Kolpi. - Ma
Elcorju je umrla Mary Bombic,
jstara 81 let. V Ameriko je pri-
sla pred AZ lett.
Bridgeville, Pa. - Dne. TO-
septembra je tukaj umrl Anton
kusel, star 70 let in donna ne
kje ma Dolenjskem. Bolehal ie
sedem2 let ma posledica1 mrtvo-
|uda. b
L Walsenburg, Colo. - Dne. 18.
7. m. Je unrla Jera Bergoc, ro-
jena Selan, stara So let in do
ma IL vasi Slevnica pri Ljublia-
|ni. V Ameriko je prisla pred 81
leti. Podlegla je raku. Zapusca.
moza in diva sinova (oba pri yo-
jakih).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26
Poketiv' JueosIoviio 50 corine prosii

|panje in priporocan pravilnoH
ter dae prayilno deli sloyenski
|RdaEis kriz to naso podporo ne
|samo med one, Xii prosijo, tenn
vee med vse najpotrebnejse.
s. seje glaynega- odboras- SANS
I seje Sc je udelezilo "a odbor-
nikov in odbornic. Vrsila Sc je
v Chicagu 15. septembra. Poda-
ma. SO bila. obsirna porocila in
raferati; porocal je tudi nad-
zorni odbor in predlozil racune
do 81. augusta. Seja jer bila v
splosnema zelo ziva in zanimiva.
Pc porocilu predsednika JPO-
SIS brata Cainkarja, da je ia
pomoznaa akcijaasoglasno zaklju-
ella nakupiti "a preostalos vso-s
to nabnanega denarjas raznes,
trajne zdravniske aparate in xii
nicne- potrebscine, nato Sc pa:
razpustiti, je bill izvoljen pose
ben odbor, kojegas dolznost je
izdelati- nacrt "a bolj intenzivno
relifno akcijo med ameriskimi
ISlovenci pod okriljem SANSa
in ZOJsA.
Tajnistvu SO bila. ma seji. iz-
roeeRa tudi tri darila in sicer je
brat: Leo Jurjovec kot predsed-
mix Zapadne. slovanske zyeze IL
rocil "a politicno akciio $500.
katero. vsoto je SANSu poklo-
nila ,letosnja konvencija ONE
njene organizacije, hrvaski ro-
jak Marian Popovic cd tvrdke
M. B.: Wick g. Co. pa znesek
$4,000.
1 Ia relifno akcijo je. izroeila
sestras Josephine Erjavec; bla-
gajniearka podruznice SANSa.
in JPO-SS IL Jolieta, eek. "a
$1,000, XII predstaylja. dobitek
od shoda dine 10. augusta. Ia
lvspta je namenjena "a sloveni-
jo.