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Evening star., 1946-10-02

Some statistics speak for them
selves. We think these do. On VI
day there were 5000 volunteers
working for the District Red Cross
chapter. There were 10000 In Feb
ruary, 1s45. Today. there are 1852
volunteer workers. And there are
as many requests for help as at any
time during the war!
A demand for workers pours In
daily from service. veteran and civil
liam hospitals In this area. It Is esti-
lmated that 1000 additional volun-
Iteers are now needed to meet this
demand. Many service hospitals
throughout the country have closed
down, and their cases have been
transferred to service hospitals IN
this area. And the situation In
civilian hospitals Is acute, with the
sick suffering from inadequate care.
You may want to know what the
picture Is, and how you might fit in.
There are various volunteer corps,
and one Of them may be the place
Ifor you. One day week OF your
/ time will help greatly, and sufncient
training win guarantee that your
time is donated profitably.
You might be:
A NURSES AIDE. You'd serve In
hospitals throughout the city, as
lsisting the trained nurses in the
bedside care of the sick. There are
2l6 nurses aides on duty 900 are
needed. The requirements? A high
school education or its equivalent;
age limit, is to S. years; ability to
volunteer minimum Of one day q
week in hospital and training In
1.-THE work.
A GRAY LADY, working in the
Hospital and Recreation Corps.
You'd serve in service, veteran and
1civilian hospitals distributing Red
Gross supplies, shopping for pa
ltients, providing library service. as
sisting in clinics and doing other
acts to bring service and comfort.
There are now 2l1 Gray Iadies-an-
other 375 are needed to guarantee
MINIMUM coverage Of the Stua-
ton. The requirements? A high
school educationA 21-55 age limit;
ability to work With people and to
give $50 hours q year In hospitals.
AN INSTRUCTOR IN ARTS AND
Evening star., 1946-10-02
They Need You!
By Betty Miles

SKuLS. You'd be teaching pa
tients, In veteran and service hos
pitals, irstructing In arts and crafts
such as drawing, painting, pho
tography, leather work, carving and
metal work.
a STAFF ASSISTANT OR PRO-
vISIONAL STAFF ASSISTANT.
II you're adept in handling q foreign
language. this may prove the niche
for you. There Is q great need at
present for volunteers who can
translate from German, Italian.
Spanish, Scandinavian and Slavic
languages. Or you might teach
languages. Or you might work ct
manning information desks, tipping,
necessary clerical work.
A MEMBER OF THE PRODUC-
TTON CORPS. The District Chap
ter is committed to making 5000
garments for overseas relief by JAM
uary l, 1947. There Is a great de-
mand from hospitals for both dress
ings and cotton sponges.
A MEMBER OF THE CANTEEN
CORPS. This involves serving at
entertainments, birthdays, ETC.. at
various hospitals in the area. To
work with this corps, it is necessary
to have previous training in Red
Cross Nutrition classes.
A MEMBER OF THE MOTOR
CORPS, "ferrying" servicemen, Red
Gross workers, crippled children and
others to necessary destinations.
Volunteers are asked to come to
the Chapter House, 1880 E street
NV, headquarters for Volunteer
Special Services, or to phone Re-
public $500, extension 476.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK. age 25 70 35; per-
manent position with opportunity for I'd.
fooSs 1t as Soss
stsrting salary. $50 per week Or better,
assordof is m e & ability ns s0H1EHsN MI 1890
ADVERTfsiNG SALESMAN who can sell
by phone: lae9r duplication. Can 2
AIRCRAFT ENGrNEERs-permanent. sx-
cellently paid positions e layout drafts
experience in design and developments Of
.ic5sfs as Gr aTsssf equpmsnn Th; !: Ss
future. for you with America's foremost
aircraft company. . company which holds
ne hssr N.son Wriss immediassiy e ssch
nical smployment section, THE GLEN L
MARTIs &C. psHhS sslt%ors s6ii. Il Md ss.d a,as
FIELD HosPfTAI. 10th and Florida ave.
ARsC;HTEcrURAL CRAFTSMAN, expert
enced, for store layout; 5-day. 40-hcur
WOODWARD q LoTHRoP. ESQ 70. .
aasssifsTANr TO CREDIT manager. capable
Of taking credit applications and assisting
& HhRsMsas sGs!ssssGn 1893 sSsesa. sh 3. eDl'
BY established local nrm: must be experi-
motive trade: excellent opportunity and
exceptional financial arrangement; personal
interviews By MIR. HERRIcE. 2473 Sher-
Ran nnTo IN sgMsiEcciHzxMcs-zre.il.ns opporsunisy m
for several GOOD mechanics TO secure 8
Chevrolet dealer; splendid working condi-
tions, 6h-day week. good pay; plenty OF
work. large, Eell-lighted modern shop. See
Connecticut ave. NV - ,
{QQnttnna6 Qn Naxt Hnea.l -
Evening star., 1946-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPNG and tax
service. to nx eysog 1scg need; audifs' reason
DID DID ls5 ToU kNow our plastic leather tsbls
iss sssIs alf neRs .Ss 'Sai TaBIs PAp e.
taxes nied, books started, Kept part time.
audits. statements. OR. 2074.
sSss ISAss % ss.y rsbrs a1ns nc :s5ss; ES;
sI5s'a Gas MATfR aEs haaf HEafEk r. %. &c. % q.
gss%sas; sss5 ,Rnsdiass 8 ssss sispssailssion. 8. 4
5SsSs s sends5sisl s0ss sa,ss s.ss
Moore Moore ST.. Rosslyn. va. Phone cH. s4tz.
ss s. s:es'ss sn,4,. LOANS W e
ssa RSods sssss'f fs,snd ave- Phone s. isfo
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for an,
myssit MzfTHEw J. BURGER. zss St
KlssEEs sEEss 6 ses seeghssldis' se es.s Il tsf
am, % 1t suite sos, Southern Building.
ersssins sse a smeGnt Of 0 Of It's capital ssocE
WEiNBERG, Trustee: FLORA NJ. wErN-
1 TtFi Will sSsise NoT bE RESPONSIBLE for any
myself: MATTHEW ]: BURGER, AZ u.
~; WIS MssSlDs'osk soE sk i Ps5rsNs1B1E for any
bills unless contracted by myself. 3: 7.
sH1MSso WE So4 fsi sE Tts tRsEssafoNslB1z 81 for an,
asSs: %ss: Dos B 4 an' sn: Sssis .sso
THIS AihSSi IS y To GIVE NOTICE that am no
longer the owner Of Ehrlich's Prescription
Pharmacy, at 1245 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
having sold the business Sept. 80. 1e46.
ABRAHAM g. EHRlICH. 1245 Good Hope
Local IMPORTER has offer Of entire
small plant output Of excellent efficiency
tested patented Swedish wood-Tool insu-
lating board at very reasonable prices.
sizes can be made to suit customer, de-
liveries 30-60 DAYS. Call DL. 4322 for
samples and details.
LOCAL IMPORTER has up to 10000 tins
French pate de foie gras truffle, 4Ha-ounce
net weiRht each: immediate delivery at
Of distributor If desired. Call d. 4322
for details. -
Evening star., 1946-10-02

Colorful cross-stitch designs give
grace and zest to your bedroom.
While furnishings remain scarce,
they help to rejuyinate a room.
Pattern envelope contains hot
iron transfers for 8 designs, color
chart, stitch illustrations and full
directions.
Send Is cents (coin) for Pattern
No. R2004 to Needle Arts Depart.
ment, The Washington Star, p. o.
Box 100, Station G, New York 10,
N. Y. Please include your postal
zone number.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
Attention!
We've lust received word that

We've Just received word that
the CARE food package, desig-
mated in a recent article as
$500, has dropped to $1,000, as
Of October /. In order to en-
courage more Americans to send
packages overseas, War Assets
has lowered the price Of its
10-in-1 package, which it sells
to CARE. Hence, the lowering
Of the price for the public.
However, there is no change IN
the contents Of package itself.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
California Story
Wide World Photos.

For the benefit Of those who orent yet Of the port
the West Coast is playing in the world Of sports fashions
we think it is only fair that we produce examples!
Black alone, and mated with mouth watering California
prints predominoted at recent showne Noticeable in all Of
the California collections is the coordination of the sports
and beach For example, slack suit bra and shorts
pedo pusher and midrff all designed to be inter
changed.
Pictured are some Of the sports clothes that making
California designers of the most tokedobo groups
Shown above sport combination that can do double-duy
pedal pusher sun dress when with skirt
as i'm the picture. The middle shot junior evening
gown with eoetus flower print done on jersey For SWIM
wear there's promise of combinations still to come
such the set shown, upper right, that will cotch on
rapidly in the Eost An attractive piece swim suit is
underneath the poneho coat Who will deny its charm?
Evening star., 1946-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES (con't.)
tie 18th St. NV. Zone B.,
AttyS. for The National Bank Of WASH
HORACE 5pesNE5gY. Jr,

nrs AtsSEnsS 4RG 51T Grass or D. HT E5i:eefH United
States for % ths %bistfie. Of celumSia:
@inistra atiop:- This Is to aiys Notice; ,s;a That
have obtained from the. Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
on hs s. es pss Sa q VI rSs
ceased. AL persons having claims AGAINST
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
saily f auth authenticstsd. % Cd to the subscribers. on
or before the Goth day Of September. A.D. .
1947;. otherwise they may BY Law BE- @ sx-
under eus hands this Soth DAY q sepssm, eptsn,
81 ash hwasHSSos 81 kG TEE 81 nxFE ktFEpa g. Mos ESosk
MEivfR AisiisfR' qli MARaUEs Iis psputy RessstsI
81 sSe mi prSsase rSs see cour.. s'' % ocssl IL
KING 4 NORDLINGER, 419 Southern
IcERTHIcATE or CHANGE or coRPo;
that Ii IS sdvissble 70 change the name q
Associated Retail Credit Men OF Washing;
ton, D. c.. Inc, . corporation organizec
Sis, haet 70 IL the Credit Bureau. Inc. Is here.
thirds Us interest OF each class. Of stock.
ss1e votns Fs Fave
WHEREOF. we have hereunto af1xed our
this ard day Of September. 1916. lsiEned)
1aN 6aNf irHou sG2 sessssss1 ihse
pr cQImIsIA.. ss: !. Y, Arthur, I, z No No.
scCTT scSCTTiT; and M JOIN K. ADTHAUs. parties to
the foregoing Certificate dated September ?;
lp46, personally appeared before me in SAID
District, the said parties being personally
Known to me IS the persons who executed
the said Certificate and severslly ackn2wl-
edged the same to be their act and deed
WITNESS my hand and seal this thtrd
day Of September. Ig48 (signedD Z. n.
ARTHUR, Notary Public, D. c.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
SAMUEL ], L'HOMMEDIEU and
ROnERT d. OGLESBY, Attorneys,

IN Re: NOTICE OF LIMTTED PART
NER8HIP, Dawson Export Company. NO.
ikds-Thn Is to give notice that under
q certificate nled September 10. l946,
with the Clerk Of the District Court o.
the United States for the District OF Co
iumbia, Charles s. Dawson Of 1926 4oth1
Place NV. and Earle n, Dawson a. q a4Uo ~,
B. q. have formed ) limited Pa5tnsTsnip a,.n g u
to be known as Dawson Export Company
and elsewhere, the business Of brokerage
and the expectation and tmportaticn g! q
to Continue from April so, 1916, to Au-
gust 80. 1947. inclusiys. and e ne nnasr %
the generai partner. Earle n. Dawson e
limited partners ky.no yno e9ntrinIt;sd ont Y Y
the company and shall be liable only for
the amount be has contIinuted e tns Ia
Any 81 the debts or oblisations Of the
partnership. (seal) CHAHL@ L: DAM-
SON, General Partner. KARLB n: DAW-
son. Special Partner, Tredins - Dawson
Expert Company
Evening star., 1946-10-02
GEO, &, SULLIVAN, Attorney,
2s6 woodward NdE: -,

States for the District Of Columbia.
Holding Probate urt.-No: 81, ,796, A Ad,,
ministT ation.-This Is to Give Notice: Tnat
has has obtained from the Probate Court Of the
District q Columbia, Letters Testamentary
the District Of Columbia, deceased. Az
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
ticated, to the subscriber. on Or before the
18th day Of AUGUST. AID. I947; otherwise
they may. hy law be excluded from an
is % hand this 18th day 81 September, 1915;
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK CF
HAsiadlnaFoeNs ylssid.ns. oeNse., Istaeas: aN 4HEbpoRi
CCGsWEiL, ReSister Of wits for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk Of ths Probate
Court SelS,Zo, ,Oc2
Evening star., 1946-10-02
HARRY ]. DAILY, Attorney,
nm 1klh a

DISTRICT couRT OF THE UNITED
ststes tos the l District Of e7Sas c1smPRiad az.
Ttni That the subscriber. Of tho District q
g .s District m q Geluhas " ass ketssIs van
BuskirE, late Of the District Of Columbia,
deceased; AZ persons h.yiIs h.rhSx CLANS claims
efnsSl sefiSsa issa y Sefore shs
1: D ..ssss.a ssasa Gsa~ii saem II sess
said estate. Given under is hand this
lath az q ssgsPFras ssgssRssFF;r ls4e saNk TE sa 81
xEass1so1T9s x.s:ssns Ts:. ds.z ss ls..p 1sssss
THEoDoRE CoosWEIL Eegister Of WIS ths
s3oSas. sss Ps1es easTs Of Columbia ZEE
LOUIS PEARLsIEIN; Attorney.
Filed Sept. ls. 80 1875. s1s Z .Shsiis; + Stewart,
m THE p1srR1eF e!S',s COURT Or :, TIE aaE
sss sEaSo anuMa Es %aer By :, Ii.
Change Of Name-civil Action No. 36.75a
Bnne ne,E suss nn25 ny ms
having having 6ied : complaint for 9 judEment
changing his name to Francis Homan, and
epd f hs hs Soee fGs Sdsy
law in such cases. It is. by the Court, this
al persons Concerned show cause, Il any
there be, on or before the 18th day of
October, 1916. why the prayers OF said
That 8 copy OF this order be published once
. week for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Evening Star Newspapef
and The washington Law Reporter. tS}
JAMES M. PROCTOR, Justice. (SeaLe
A True Copy. Test: CHARLES
STEWART, Clerk. BY CLARA 7, CON-
NELL. Deputy Clerk. Se1S,2o,ocZ.-
Evening star., 1946-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES
JOSEPH g. DONDERO, Attorney,
WashfnRtou BuildinR

Washington Building.
Dlssss sl.s.s set cISsE D.s'iss sz es!sass.. !D
ministIation:-This is to Give Notice:
iamsis ne has ss'.ei ebssined e rom ths Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia. Letters
on the estate It. 81 WaM
Columbia. cSn % deceased. si u All PIE Persons having
oSsS, Ws55s to ,bs1sd sR asy sa sans .sh.nseas sh e:
ssy & '1a of is sspssmSsr. A.D. Ys4a: esserSiss
NAY q ssd ~ sx ss..s undsr my
slaR aAR1sR n Il. I vi Whs9k. ;! ss1s M5I,ssfy
MaRs6Es nspats ssst ksssssi asssss q S Wis for
the. District Of Columbia, Clerk Of ths
SAMUEL u: MclNIosa;; Attorney.
STATES teE he District q {, cSlsnsis. sSs y
That the subscriber Of the state Of Ohio
has obtained from the Probate Court Of the
on o1 s ests. q James Ss
late Of the District Of Columbia, deceased.
Al persons having claims against the
same. with the. vouchers thereof. legally
shs AZ sss, Day Of 1a AD
cluded from all beneft Of said estate,
Given under my hand this 23rd day of
September. 1916. CHARLES D; FRENCH.
Attest: ELLA A. BROWN, Deputy REGISTER
Of Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. se25soc2,9.
KING q NoRDLINGER, Attorneys,
Flied R isa,n' SEPT. Il. % 1916. Charles Z. stewart
m THE Dnsra1eF e!srt; COURT OF THE
United states Tor TIE District. Of So.
KAIKSTEIN for Change Of Name:--Ciyn
Action No. 36794.-ORDER FOR PUBLI-
CATION OF NOTICE.-RO6E KALKSTEIN
having fled petition praying for decree
changing her name to Rose Kalkstein Kell-
son. and having applied to the Court for ~,
order Of publication Of the notice required
By law in such cases. 1t is BY the Court. this
18th day Of September, 1916. ORDERED
that all persons concerned show cause. II
any there be-. on or before the 18th day
OF October, 1946. why the prayers OF said
petition should not be granted; PRO
VIDED. that q copy Of this order be pub
lished once . week for three consecutive
weeks before said day in The Evening Star
Newspaper and the Washington Law Re
porter. 90 JESSE c. ADKINS. Justice:
(Sealo A True Copy. Test: CHARLES
e. STEWART. CLERK. By ELEANOR. Z.
JOBE, Deputy Clerk selS,25.oc2.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
ALBERT A. ANDREWS, Attorney,
1889 + st. NV.
Filed Sept. 16. 1916. Charles :. Stewart

IN unItsd Ta sess.s foI the oHM District Of @
lunbIs s@RsYsi A wells; .I.s! 1890 = f1S.aS. %.1.
3S449S2-The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain an absolute divorce, 5 years voluntary
separation. On motion Of the plaintina,. 4. i
ordered that the defendant, catherine H;
WeiIs, cause her appearance to be entered
herein on Or before the fortieth day. ex- e
% Curling after the day Of the first publica-
ton of this order, Otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with as in case Of default;
once q week for three successive weeks In
the Washington Law Reporter. and The
Evening Star Newspaper before said day
Attest: CHARLES g. STEWART, Clerk
BY CLARA F. CONNELLs Deputy Clerk
Evening star., 1946-10-02
For Lost and Fesnd Advertisements
See Poss A-3
LEGAL NOTICES.
GoLpBERG, THOMAS c

NATHANIEL GoLDBERG. THOMAS c.
p1sfAI sfAIc conRF AssHsaFso or sn:rfhe T uNiTHD
States for the District Of cc,pmb.tss, aY =
ministlation.MThis nGndan -:r % Is to GIVE Notice:
That the subscriber. Of the District Of
Court of the District Of Columbis. letters
ne q oH Fhe 1s nssTct Of
deceased. All persons having claims
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
Thereof ssay inhsntifssssd 4 sas 1sy suo
5Sass June. A.p. g. 1s47: s othsrs.se they may 8
law be excluded from al benefit Of ssid
day OF September. 1916. LENA TABOR.
THEopoRs 4THSo kHas csasRMEEiL Rssis.er q ssii viii
for The District Of Columbia. Gisra 9. the
Z. Z. HoLLINGsWoRTH. Attorney;
States for the District Of columbia,
HoldinE Probate Court No. s7;4so. IA AZ, /,
the subseribsr, Il she District q Columbia.
has obtained from the Probate court Of the
Diytrict OF Columbia, Letters Testamentary
s esta & ss 3.
having claims agsinst the deceased are
the vouchers thereof. 1eEally Authenticated,
e the * g sss9re es Ss
they may 81 Law 6 excluded from sll
Asnd ,Sa1 iF 5StA dsS dsSRssosbTFsNI g ssbisTFsssNI ssaas sass
oF obF WNAAssHHiNNddToN WNAAssHHiNdToN. W 81 T:H5oHAs i.
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Evening star., 1946-10-02
Readers Clearing House

gas refrigerators. I have always
used electric refrigerators, but am
to move into q new house shortly
where gas also Is used for heating.
II I have many unsatisfactory re-
plies about the gas refrigerator, !
may have time to change said build
ing plans and arrange to have an
electric box installed. :
BOILED SALAD DRESSING;
CHEESE PIE.
from Mrs. M. E. E, Washington y
The writer has been an ardent
reader of this particularly interest
ing page and please continue It!
Have thought Of sharing some Of
my pet recipes, among them q cheese
pie which I make upon request (and
that is frequently. The boiled salad
dressing recipe is over SO years old
and still eaten with relish.
Boiled Salad Dressing:, One and
q half cups milk or sour. cream and
milk, 2 eggs (yolks only, butter the
size Of small egg, salt and pepper, S
level tablespoons sugar, 25 cup
vinegar, teaspoon mustard, heap
ing tablespoon -four or corn starch.
Cheese Pie: Four eggs, cup
cream, 2 cups sugar, ! pound cottage
cheese, l tablespoon -four, 1 table,
spoon vanilla, " pound butter, melt
ed. Mix flour with cheese and put
through sieve and add cream, and
beat eggs and sugar, add to cheese
and cream; just before putting in
pie shell. add vanilla and melted
butter.
Make pastry. line pan and put in
refrigerator. While mixing custard,
just before pouring the custard in
pie shell, put white Of an egg in pie
shell and smear the shell. Pour on
any excess left. This seals the
pastry. Bake with one rack on floor
Of oven. Do not remove the pie.
Turn the fire down and finish bak-
ing after the first 10 minutes. This
makes dry, crispy crust.
X X X X
PLANT EXCHANGE.
From S. r. r., Wdshington.)
To Mrs. G. O., Washington. I
would like to exchange my Christmas
cactus for q ight-blooming cereus.
To Mrs. r. L. r., Riverdale, Md.
I can give her q cutting Of a rose
geranium. They will have to call
for them.
s
IVY CUTTINGS?
(Fro1 Mrs. G. r. s., Arlin0ton.J
am wondering II some of our
readers have cuttings Of ivy they
would give me. am trying to get
ivy started on q brick wall, but do
not know very many people who
have 1t.
DEVuLED CRABS:
SCHEDULE; WEAVING?
(From Mrs. E. r., Arlington)
To the reader who requested =
recipe for deviIled crabs, here Is the
best have ever tasted:
Make q very thick white sauce
with / cup milk, 2 heaping table,
spoons -four, teaspoon mustard
dry, salt and pepper to taste, a
dash Of nutmeg and X pound Of
butter or margarine.
Allow sauce to cool, and add 1
pound Of crab meat, hard-boiled
eggs chopped fine, chopped parsley,
onion and celery to taste and little
cayenne pepper or Worcestershire
sauce. Shape into balls or pack
into shells, roll In crumbs. egg, then
crumbs again and fry, preferably
in deep fat, although perfectly sat-
isfactory In shallow fat.
To the reader who wanted sug-
gestions as to how TO budget time
for her numerous duties, ! would
Evening star., 1946-10-02
USING LEFTOVER HAM;
PIGS LIVER.

(From Mrs. Z. o. g.. RockDAte.)
Here Is . good way to use left
eyer ham: It is called ham and
cheese pufnt. Beat 2 egg yolks, add
cup Of ground cooked ham, 2
slices Of bread, crumbled; l tea
spoon minced onion, II teaspoon
salt, v teaspoon paprika, A-pound
yellow cheese, cut in small pieces:
2 tablespoons melted butter, l " cups
sca1ded milk and last Of all 2 egg
whites, beaten stiff. Bake one-hah
hour in moderate oven. The cheese
can be omitted If you prefer.
Now for the lady, who requested
II, . way to fix pig liver. Place u
pound liver In hot water for 10
minutes. Then grind coarsely. Add
u cup chopped onion, egg beaten,
y teaspoon salt and u cup dry
bread crumbs. Shape into patties
and fry.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
OASIS?
(Front Mrs. C. W. IT, Front
RoudI. Val

Royal, VG.J
Often It is necessary for me to
be In Washington from very. early
morning till after midnight. Is
there any place other than having
hotel reservation, which cannot be
gotten on the spur Of the moment,
where one can freshen up, change
accessories, ETC.? In other cities
there have been paid private dress
ing rooms with lavatories, towels,
etc., in the better rest and powder
rooms. have a very vague idea
that Union Station may be 50
equipped, but that Is not conven-
iently located.
OATMEAL MUFTINS. .e
(Fron, Mrs. J. K, Alerandrtd.)
For Mrs. r. ]. s., Washington:
Oatmeal Mufins-Two-thirds cup
oatmeal, IL cups -four, / cup scalded
milk, egg, 4 level teaspoons baking
powder, tablespoons melted butter,
IL teaspoons salt, 3 tablespoons
sugar. Turn scalded milk on oats,
let stand 5 minutes, add sugar, salt
and melted butter. Sift flour and
baking powder. Mix thoroughly and
add well beaten egg. Bake in mufdn
tins.
Every night read the RCH and
every night I find something really
helpful. Last Christmas through
RCH was able to obtain both words
and music to a Christmas hymn, OF
which I only remembered the first
two lines, namely wind Through
the Olive Trees" I was deeply
grateful for this favor but was
unable to acknowledge It. at the
time because Of illness for three
months. When read Mrs. r. T. SIS
request tonight thought at last ]
have an opportunity to return q
favor and I do trust this Is the
recipe she desires. have had 1t for
over 20 years and 30 1t could be
the one.
~ 4 +
RAIsIN BREAD.
From N. r. M, Washington.)
One cake yeast, tablespoon
sugar, cup lukewarm water. ! cup
milk scalded, cooled, 61z cups sifted
flour, 4 tablespoons shortening, Y
cup sugar, 1h cups raisins Toured,
1 teaspoon salt. Dissolve yeast, !
tablespoon sugar in 1ukewarm water;
add lukewarm milk and cups flour.
Cream shortening and sugar, add to
yeast mixture and beat smooth.
Cover and let rise in warm. place
free from draughts about LIZ hours
or until light. Add salt, raisins and
remaining flour. Knead lightly, put
M q well-greased bowl, cover, let
rise until double In bulk about IN
hours. Shape into 2 large loaves.
Put In well-greased pans to half all
pans. Cover and let rise until light
about hour. Bake AS degree oven
Is minutes, then reduce heat to 375
degrees. Bake As minutes longer.
CARE OF PET DUCK.
From E. c. X, Wasl,ington.)
To Mrs. G. r. Of Takoma Park,
Md: For the last four years, except
this one, I have been getting ducks
for pets at Easter and every one
asks me when I am going to eat
them. Something ! would never do.)
Summer and winter we put them
In q cardboard carton in the cellar
at night with pan Of water and In
The daytime they stayed outside.
When we saw how they reacted
(they seemed to enjoy even the
snow, we Let them out In tho moEn-
Evening star., 1946-10-02
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