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Evening star., 1946-01-24
Arlington Little Theoter
Holds Tryouts Tomorrow

Tryouts for the next full-lengtr
production of the Arlington Little
Theater are scheduled at 8 pm
tomorrow in the Thomas Jefferson
Junior High School auditorium.
The play. melodrama entitled
Love Rides the Rails,-or Will the
Mail Train Run Tonight?" was writ
ten by Moreland Carey.
The Little Theater is urging
Arlington residents, with or without
stage experience. to take part in
the tryouts. Men, particularly, are
needed for parts.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Over the Back Fence
By Isabel Hackeff

bright September morning we were starting OIL to
s T' " VOICE that his college siaa
I s s aaS an 01 rou a s n as1 S
look look up the print that photo he had three four
should have because knew right Of going
haven't picture college copy
speech he made enough to know exactly where they said
Each member family
to ove err territorial = boundaries We remembered that three
with stamp kept
for the teen-ags school diplomas birth certificates
sna nf assssb ws of playing old tennis and golf
drawers and decided to
be orderly beginning photograph
F. recent than his high At 11lo phoned
no controlled tones The said maybe it had been taken up
to- the attic with old that used to be the desk
By r. we Were filled with attic dust o0Dseb and Illustration
have been put in with the yeloVng formal collars and for
safe keeping By 2so hunting top closet shelves
mooa residents feeding pair of old wool socks Time
the high school picture P o'clock
ing behind under books the study still hadn't found
o'clock he telephoned again We reported that couldn't
n ns 90 os s st anns we hadn't been " market and the " would have
ssn to GeTs M al 1 this fos a.. said s n hs in m 4
Pliers it's the one with the polka do tie Sorry you went much
How old is the polka tie one'" asked suspcosy
oh its that taken just before married. said the
F.P II had mustache then, it's all right"
We brushed some cobwes from our ears and dust from
Oh well the F. P everybody look youthful his
age. He's changed little in 20
The middle who is the Henry Wallace the Family
might independent and unprdctable We
develop elasticity changing
There she draped ivingroom
shirt discarded by the because won't another
washing But hair her head carefully arranged in
which she is trying whether makes
look like Lana Turner She reading Shakespeare which cultural
has the radio Singers which
Pinned the shoulder the F. old shirt
rapidly turning brown tied with silver ribbon This
that the Middle One went to dance last with
twogardena date special considering florists prices
We are about ask the Middle One Do the dinner dishes
the should
and parental dealing with the barefoot child fathers
old shirt listen singers conciatory respectful the
glamoous hardo the gardenia Shakespeare
most at the moment.
situation usually ends of when . the
Middle suggest the movies the
dinner dishes tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1946-09-24

Number If the coming OF frost causing to put
gathering baskets the why them
with flourish? They have uncommon pretty shape and
deserve better things than isolated existence
cupboard against with
OF garden tying rana Catch few of the best
looking pods grasses dashing
behold handwork! It's quite fetching wall decoration.
Number threat OF frost also prompts us to take up our
gardens vegetables While doing this
veled at the beauty form of the cabbag One cabbage
head with its graceful tempted the
central for informal luncheon table cut nat
q
cabbage single gadoh
cabbage before placing enough
cling gadiou
Number Mos Of have terrific desire cut garden flowers
this practical
steps flowers with that there will
With the threat Of frost canceing
blooms into the
thing left those xfoot stems did
bottom
and of clothes basket makes perfect for such
dahas
combine arrangement
ers q this wash boiler inside the
don't this Of
ime before frost is forecast?
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Why Grow
Old?
Bv Josebhine Lowman

,
This week we are discussing con-
versation as a means to more human
contact, more friends, richer living,
and therefore, more happiness and
better health!
There are some definite and we'll
known conversational types and 1t
might be well to name over few
of them in ORDER to avoid the faults
which they so vividly portray. In
the first place, there is a great
difference between talker and a
conversationalist. Don't you know
q person who grabs the ball and con-
tinues on and on in a monologue
until all conversation dies quietly?
When am In the room with such
q person I, who love to talk, become
very quiet because there is nothing
I want to say badly enough to fight
for the chance to do so. I believe
most people react in this way. Many
famous people have been monologu-
lists. Coleridge, the poet, Is an ex-
ample, but few of US have enough
wit to take such risks with our pop
ularity.
Then, there is the individual who
goes into an act. He tells the same
stories over and over again and has
certain things which he says at GER
tain times. These people can be
quite entertaining If you do not see
them too often and it is not . bad
idea for q beginner to have plan
and q set of amusing incidents and
stories on hand. However, we must
branch out If we hope to keep our
friends or to attain any degree Of
skill In the fine art of talk.
There are also the argumentative
takers. Heated discussion among
close friends can be very stimulating
but 1t Is dangerous business as a
habit It is pretty safe rule to
stay away from combative subjects
such as politics, religion and age.
Next comes the person who bores
you with the details Of his personal
life and his illnesses. When you are
with him you learn that little
Johnny's buck teeth are throw
back to his paternal grandfather
and you find that the description Of
gall stones is seldom amusing. We
all know that this 10 . bad routine
but most Of US fall into it ut one
time or another.
Lastly, there Is the hit and run
talker. He never hears word we
say but sits on his chair waiting for
an opportunity to dash in with his
bit.
So, today we have dragged out
five types to avoid, namely, the mon
ologuist, the set patternist, the argu-
mentative talker, the personal de-
tail bore and the hit and runner.
Evening star., 1946-09-24

there are many people with green
tomatoes at this time. All OF my
friends like this pickle.
Green Tomato Thirty
green tomatoes, 3 green peppers.
large onions, red peppers. Slice
green tomatoes. peppers and onions,
put alternating layers of tomatoes
onions and peppers. Sprinkle each
layer with tablespoon salt. Let
stand hours or overnight.
Next morning drain off water
that will appear and put in q large
kettle to which has been added, 2
tablespoons picking spices tied in
"a bag, 3 cups vinegar, III cups
water, cup white or III cups
brown sugar. Let boil Is to 20
minutes after boiling point. Put in
hot sterilized jars and seal.
The same recipe makes very good
Evening star., 1946-09-24

rpiccalilli by grinding all the ingre-
dients along with q 2-pound head Of
cabbage. using the same things and
amounts.
X
FOOLPROOF JELLY MAKING.
From d. A. p, Arlington.)
Answer to Mrs, H. G. w.. Alex
sndria: Foolproof Jelly Making
Wash, stem and drain grapes. let
stand on FIRE for 3. hour on boiling
point. Mash and pour into bag
draining overnight, next day boil
juice briskly for Is to 20 minutes,
then add one cup of sugar for each
cup of juice, but make only or 6
cups at one time and boil fast for
4 or 5 minutes. At this point you
may think it will never be stiff.
It does stiffen. and turns out clear.
too. After adding sugar, stir until
Evening star., 1946-09-24
RECIPES OFFERED?
FINISH FOR MAHOGANYf

| fFr0n d. A. p, Arlington.
The Clearing House Is THE best
part of the paper for the housewife,
think. have only lived in Vir-.
ginia for two months but I can
hardly wait until the Star is de-
livered, mainly because of the above
mentioned.
Answer to Mrs. N. S. T., Washing
ton: Would you like some recipes
from Norway? Pancakes-co cookies,
meat balls?
To Miss E. L. c., Washington:
Blackberry Cordial as I make it
Three quarts blackberries, pounds
raisins tseedless), 3 quarts cold
water, l large raw potato (peeled
and cut up), u cake yeast, Il cup
Of rice wash flrst), y cup cornmeal.
corn cobs whole and CUT, 3 pounds
sugar.
Place all in stone jar and stir
EVERY DAY until it has stopped
working" through cheese
cloth bag 2 or times, let stand for
one day to clear, then pour in clean
bottles, cork.
Mrs. r. r. H., Washington: Oat-
meal cookies as like them: Two
thirds cup Of butter dt MUST be
butter), l cup sugar. Mix with q
little flour, cup nut meats, cut fine.
Add package dates, 2 eggs, beaten
whole, cup of oatmeal, / cup of
flour, 2 cups of cornf1akes, "A tea
spoon salt, teaspoon soda in u cup
hot water, / teaspoon vanilla, DROP
on cookie sheet.
This is an answer to the lady
wanting yellow tomato jam recipe
land is it good with meath: One
pound yellow tomatoes, l pound
sugar, 2 ounces (Canton) candied
ginger, / lemon. Cut lemon, ginger,
tomatoes Gf large tomatoes, skim
mix all, and let stand overnight. II
scrape out lemon and cut peelings
VERY finej. Boil next day until
juice looks thick. Pour into jars and
seal.
Another recipe for some one liking
dOughnuts: One cup sugar, 2a cup
sour cream, cups -four or less, g.
eggs beaten whole, 3 tablespoons
butter, l teaspoon soda mixed with
"a cup hot water, l teaspoon salt, l
teaspoon baking powder, u teaspoon
nutmeg. Cream butter with sugar
and then add the rest, pour little
flour on the baking board, pad out
dough with your hand about A-inch
thick, do not handle. Slide cut out
doughnut to waxed paper, drop in
hot shortening, sprinkle powdered
sugar over doughnut. These are not
for children, as they are too rich.
have just bought mahogany
dining table. Can some one tell me
how to prevent marking it with hot
dishes? I know there is something
one can use to give it coating but
what? Wax, maybe, but if so, what
kind and how is it done?
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Information sent in by the fol-
lo1Oing has been toTUarded to the
individuals for Whom it UaS in
tended.
Mrs. A. M. B.. Alexandria; Mrs.
C. C. S., Arlington. Miss U. L. o.,
Mrs. C. r. B., Mrs. A. c. A.,
Washington.
Our thanks to these readers,
Whose contributions ,uere similar
to Others previously receiued:
Mrs. A. M. r., Dickerson, Nd;
Mrs. S. u, Manassas, Va; Mrs.
w. H. M. Mrs. w. A. B., Mrs.
r. H. NICE, Mrs. F. E. F., jr.;
Mrs. A. c., Arlington; M E. M,
Mrs. J. c., Mrs. C. d. f., Mrs.
H. A. Meg, Mrs. r. E. S., Wash
ingt0n
Application for future RCH
book-if Gny--has been filed ion.
Mrs. r. II. NICE, Arlington, and
Mrs. NJ. E. E., Washington.
X n X
GREEN TOMATO PICKLE.
From Mrs. E. K, Washington |
I would like to submit a recipe
for green tomato pickle. I am sure /
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Dorothy Dix
Saws

>There is an old saying that figures
do not lie. Let's hope that this is.
itself, canard, but a recent study
of statistics showed that twice as
many girls between the ages of Is
and 10 who had not gone beyond the
grade school were married, as COM
pared with girls in the same age
bracket who had some high school
training. Add to this the estab-
hshed fact that so per cent of
women college graduates are old
maids, and it makes you wonder why
men seem to find ignorance more
attractive in women than inteni-
fence.
OF course, in the old days, when
II girl could do more than read a
sugary novel and strum a little on
the piano she was called q blue
stocking and men fled from her as
from the plague. Any maiden who
desired to eaten husband had to
act dumb. Her role was to widen
her eyes and tell every chump how
marvellous it was for him to know
who was PRESIDENT and all those
terrible things about politics that
poor little me could never under
stand.
Naturally it is pleasant to be
looked UP to rs an oracle. and so 1t
Is no wonder that men fell for the
line, but the amazing thing is that
1t still works. and they are still
more interested in what is on the
outside of a girls head than what
is in it.
A mans first question about a girl
Is never about her I. @. He doesn't
ask: Is she clever? Is she we'll
educated? Is she an interesting
talker? He asks: Is she good
locker? No hostess who was going
to have girl visit her would press
agent her to the boys who, she
hoped, would show her good time
by telling them that Arabella grad
uated cum laude from famous col
lege and was a mathematical shark.
On the contrary, she would suppress
this knowledge as carefully as she
would scandal.
Undoubtedly 1T is the vanity of
men that makes SO many OF them
pick out nitwits for wives. They
want to feel superior to the Little
Woman, and for her to ask them
what they think she thinks and, as
q matter of fact, there is nothing
0 wife can do that is so dangerous
as for her to correct her husbands
grammar and pronunciation and
know more about any subject than
he does.
But, alas, there is no rose without
its thorn. For while the unedu-
Gated wife OF the educated man may
be poultice to his ego, she is dull
company, and lot of the philan-
dering of married men is the result
Of their seeking the companionship
OF some clever woman who speaks
their language and can discuss the
subjects in which they are inter
ested.
Another reason why the low
browed cuties can marry all around
the highbrowed intellectuals is be-
cause men are sold on the belief
that stupid women are always ami
sble and pliable, and that those
who never read anything else are
students Of the cook book. No be-
Evening star., 1946-09-24

lief is more fallacious. No women
are so set in their ways as the ig-
norant. An intelligent woman is
amenable to reason. A fool stays
as she is.
So. all Of these things being true,
it Is pity that mems pick Of wives
should still be on the uneducated
side. but apparently they still take
their feminine brains scrambled
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Beauty Roundup


to make sure Of where the
core of your honds is con-
cerned is their cleansing,
smoothing ond protection.
A trick to remember when
using q hand cream is to
mossoge the fingers, honds,
wrists, arms and elbows,
using upword. long strokes.
The very same motions you
would use when putting on
long evening gloves. Al
ways use q good hand lotion
otter every soop-ond-woter
cleansing. And at bedtime
an application Of hand
cream assures you Of softer,
prettier hands the next
morning. One very excellent
firm puts out q hand lotion,
hand cream and euticIe
cream thot makes caring for
your hands no chore at oil.
The results are very grotify-
ing and the hond-erooming
rituol is sure to poy Oft in
compliments.
Speaking of hands, MOTH
ing can break up q perfect
picture of good grooming
quicker than closhine reds
on lips and fingers. Cosmetic
firms try to prevent this by
issuing matching nail loc-
quers and lipstioks. One Of
the Ioveliest combinations
includes q lipstiok in q hand
some cose. 1t stands on a
make believe teokwood
stond and the cop cover is
jade green. This Is pretty
enough to pull out pur-
poseIy in public just for
"show-off. " This jodestick
comes in II shades with
matching nail lacquer. And,
hoppiIy enough, the case
takes readily to retilIs.
And now. for another item
to which too few women Poy
attention. Reoms have been
written about the core Of
your hair. This seasons
hoir-dos are sleek and neat
and the welI-tomed look is
THE look to possess. The
prerequisite Of any ooiffure
is cleanliness. Shampoo your
hair at least once O week,
or oftener if necessary.
Next, the 100 strokes Of
brushing ore q n OF h e r
ust." No one ever
achieved O smooth, chic look
without q little work; Just
remember thot !-ELENl.
Nogales international., 1946-06-07

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CD. & S.-Grade, Drain Surface
CD & GraveI-Grade Drain Gravel
CD. & BS-Grade Drain & Btuminous Surface
Portland Cement Concrete Pavement
O. P-Overpass
Surface-Rebud or Seal Existing Surface
Signal-Traffic Signal
Suwey-Survey Only
SPS.-Suvey Plans & Specifications
SPS. RIW-Survey Plans Specifications Rights of Way
Widen-Widen Existing Roadway
UP.-Underpass
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08
PENNSYLVANIJOE

tie Lietuviai ''banditai"? Anne
rikos Lietuviai supranta, kad
dabartiniai Lietuvos "naujaku-
riai'', praretejus Lietuv a m S,
yra atvezti svetimsaliai, Lietu-
vos ukius ir zemes apgyvendinti,
kuomet LietNiai "banditai"
greiciausiai yra Lietuvos Par
tizanai, kurie veda mirtina ko-
va prizes atveztus is kitur "nau-
jakurius". Karolis Vairas to
fakto nepazymi.
Jis to negali pasakyti, kaip
negali atsisakyti dainuoti Kip
ras Petrauskas, Antanas So
deika, Marijona Rakauskaite il
kit. Priesingai padare, jie bu-
tn apsaukti kaip 'liaudies prize
sai", "salies isdavykai" ir pa.
nasiai ir.... Teisybe mes gale.
tune isgirsti tada tik, jei jiems
butu galima is po gelezines
antklodes pasprukti svetur, kail
padare Kreve- -Mickevicius, Ru
sas Viktoras Kravchenko, il
tukstanciai kitty pabegeliu. Je
DR.. Jonas sliupas, Mart n a
! Jankus, DR.. Kaz. Grinius, folio
sofas Vydunas, like paskutinia
Lietuviu patrijarkai, negalej'
pranesti kas Lietuvoje prie rau
donu ir rudy okupantu dejosi
vargu rasytojas Karolis Vaira
uzsienio Lietuvius savo il G
rastu ir gabia plunksna gale
itikinti.
Xxi Lietuvon nebus atdara
ivaziaVimo ir isvaziavimo liuc
sas kelias pasiziureti, kaip zmc
nes tenai gyvena, Xxi laisv
spauda, laisvas susirasynejima
nebus galimas, joke is Tarybi
nes Lietuvos rastai, kad ir Ia
bal nuosekliai ir itikinancis
butu parasyti, musu neltikins
Gala, kad taip gerai pazists
mann, daug uzsitarnavusiam Lie
tuviu literaturoje sirdingam rs
sytojui, taip staciai turiu pa
sakyti. Z. Jankauskas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08
BALTIMORE, ND.
Is LVS. Alto Skyriau Veikimo

Spalio 29 d. ivyko LVS. Alto
Skyriaus menesinis susirinki-
mas. Nors nariu atsilanke ir
nedaug, taciau buvo rimtai il
issamiai pasikalbeta apie LVS.
veikla ir reikalus. Adv. N. Ras-
tents, tik ka gryzes ir Washing
tono, painformavo susirinkima
apie delegacijos pasekmes Wash
ingtone. Delegacija buvo pasi-
dalinus j dvi grupes, kuriu vie
ma reprezentavo ALT. ir Ian,
kesi pas Prezidenta Trumana
kita, sudaryta vien tik is demo.
kratQ, kuriu tarpe buvo ir N
Rastenis, lankesi pas demokra.
tu vadus.
Kaip Prez. Trumanas taip il
demokratu partijos vadai, dele,
gacija prieme labai prielankia
ir pasake, kad Lietuva nera pa,
mirsta ir nebus pamirsta, kac
Amerika laikysis Atlantic Car,
terio ir kad pagal Atlantic Car
teri Lietuva vel bus laisva.
LVS. Centras suras kalbetojs
pagyvinimui buvo pasiulyta SUI
rengti prakalbas, bet Adv. N
Rasteniui patarus palaukti ko
LVS. Centras suras kalbetojs
ir sudarys masruta, tas palik
ia ateiGiai. Pasiulyta sureng
ii pasilinksminimo vakara 81
uzkandziais, taciau musu veik
liausiom sajungietem patarus
rysium su maisto produktu pa
orangimu, atideta kitam susi'
rlnkimui. p. P. JaraS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08
WATER BURY, CT.
IDOMUS VAKARELIS

SIN. Spaliu 13 p. Albino Kus-
lilo ukyje ivyko LVS piknikc
komisijos ir darbininku links
mas vakarelis. Sis parengimas
buvo suruostas su tikslu pade-
koti LVS Rugsejo Is dienos
pikniko rengejams, dar b i n i n
kams ir visiems prisidejusiems
prie sio pikniko sekmingo SUI,
ruosimo.
VaiSinantis skaniais uzkan.
dziais, kalbejo: p. Jonas Valai.
tis is Brooklyn, N. Y, Kap Pau
Labanauskas is Bird g epor t.
Prof. Jurgis zilinskas, p. Pet.
ras Steponavicius, p. zilinskienf
p. Stella Romanauskiene, p. AL.
binas Kuslis, p. Antanina Col.
ney, p. Juozas Mikenas ir p
Joseph Dubauskas.
Po vaisiu ir idomiu kalbu, p
Joseph Dubauskas parode kru,
tamus ir judamus paveikslus
Children of Tragedy of Eu.
rope, 4 ta ir 5 ta karo bonl
pardayimo yaju ir keleta links,
mu dalykeliu.
Po to buvo renkamos aukos
naslaiciams Europoje. Aukavo
Po 81. - julius Vilciauskas
Adam Grebliunas, John Bud
zinauskas, Michael Bogusas, DR.
M. J. Colney, Albinas Kuslis
Joseph Slezia, Joseph Mikenas
Stella Romanauskiene, Stanley
Jasiluniene, Louise Liuniene
Sophia Shukis, Elizabeth Mate
luniene.
Pc. $3.50 - Margaret Sen.
kuviene, Anna Laskeyiciene
Petrone Laurinaitiene, JOSEPH
Mikalauskas, Leon Pranskien
It's, Elyyn Kuslis, LVS. skyrius
$500. Viso surinkta $20.65 il
pasiusta "Saye The Children
Federation.
Be cia NINETY aukotoju daue
pasidarbayo Stanley Senkus
Steven Geonaitis, Michael Bo.
gushas, Charles Dapkus, Fran,
ces Leodekiene, Marcela Digi.
mas, John Grebliunas, Edward
Kuslis ir kit.
Tai jau nepirmu kartu LVS
skyrius yra graziai pasidarba.
yes Lietuvos laisves atstatymo
Salpos ir kitais labdaringais
darbais.
LVS. 8 skyriaus vardu taria-
me visiems nuosirdziai aciu!
DIR. NJ. j. C0hey.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-11-08

mas peciq, kadangi P. L. Piva-
ronas dabar darbuojasi, gal dau-
giau is pamegimo, negu is rel
kalo, savo farmoje netoli Pitts
burgo.
] Amerika jis atvaziavo prizes
pirmaji Pasaulini Kara, i Chi
cago. 1915 m. atvyko j Pitts
burga ir uzsidejo kepykla. 1916
m. vede Brone Pazereckiute.
Dukte Joan, 16 m. ir sunus
Petras, Is m. auklejami tikroJ
Lietuviskoj dvasioj.
Kaip malonu matyti LietuVis-
ka Selma, kuri savo sumanumu
ir energija sukure tokia didziu-
le imone ir kartu taip daug pri-
sideda prize LietuviQ visuome-
ninio darbo.
Laiko stoka neleido man pla-
ciau susipazinti SUI Pittsburgh
Lietuviu gyvenimu. Aplankiau
keliolilxa Lietuvisku seimu, su
kaikuriais teko ilgiau issipasa,
koti apie okupuotos Lietuvos IL
tremtiniu Europoje vargus IL
isgirsti ju nuomone ir summary
mus. Daugelis ju nusiskunde
stoka sugyvenimo ir bendro dar,
DO Americas Lietuviu tarpe.
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