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HELP WOMEN,
ADDREssoGRAPH OPERATOR.

ADDREsSoGRAPH OPERATOR. expert
ss IN RTeoeNSsarg psSS Pc sypst Apply
erai Office Wardmap PaTE Ho 1sG ce een-
AT aaa MTSSdfL n for
fea ssts once aRe dESi h oo APP
AA sI1REnS 4 st x RAY rEcHs1c1As, at
nance while. learning; excel. opportunity
Cali superintendent. OIL. 600. for inter-
ASSISTANT BUYERS for various depts.
Those with merchandise experience pref
Apply employment office, 4th floor. LANS-
BEATTIcfAN; Opportunity for orr GOOD Cd op Per-
a anv S sssaay position store priyleges
BEAUTICIAN to manage branch beauty
excellent opportunity for person qualifying
BEAUTICIAN. ali-around operator: excel
S MSSosS T EEEzYTY szI5R l1fs s.
BEAUTY BEAU oPEkHToRs and manicurists, ex.
perienced; highest salary and commission
A sPR gRo Gs st 4t and Ger tI LAss
BEAGTY OPERATOR. his highest est salary arr; and and
commission, excellent opportunity. EMILE.
BEATTY sf STS 1 opRR A ns immediate open.
WooDWARD & Lo5THRoP. $50 to pm.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced, for easy
to, reach Va. shop: no license needed: tor
salary, and commission. Call jackson
2092sJ Sundays till 9 or jackson 1854
B Bistpfys OPERATORS. thoroushly expert.
enced; 6Ha-day week; s55: excellent work
ns seRdt CHARM 4p gAEop 81 1922 Georgia
BEAUTY OPERATOR with experience of
hair dyeing and manicurist; hrst-class
shog; Apply 1914 Connecticut ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. sxper;, $50 plus
germ MA Also qpsSatefs foS Saturday,; ALBA
SH Sg7l eve: and Sun.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, immediate opening
BESGTY oPERAToR, ssperie len s9s4 with
D. c. license; 5-day week, Neves. to
. m. top salary and commission Cal
Jackson 2Q92-J. Sundays till 8 or WO
BEA i TSsA oSfPyESRiAroR wanted; good sal.
ADAMS aos pNsY Beauty H AIoN Rus
BEAUTY OPERATOR for salon in Spring
Valley I, top salary and commission. Apply
BEAUTY OPERAToRs. Apply 53o5 Bal
timore ave-, Hyattsville, Nd, between 4
ana Pm. Phone WA. $3.50.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced, fol
high-class clientele; salary and commits
sion s.% With .o Dsid yacsti9n. For interview
SIT siIL m MAC %%6H IN SdraE a ,mm.d.
sth neor' WooDwRRb sHISo19 fRRos, s sso
@ daily.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRAVEL BY PLANE, anywhere, any time.
Call Spruce 0SSS
DRIVING to Los Angeles via Tulsa. Okla.
Take .. share expenses; AZ Studebaker;
LEAVING FOR OKLAHOMA CITY sat. or
Sun, Feb. , or 3. take 3 or 4 passengers.
Phone Glebe 1885
DRIVING to Fort Lauderdale. Fla, on Feb
9 or 10; take 3 passengers. Write GEORGE
M. KNITTED 325 Falkland pl Sc. So
AZ PONTIAC, leaving for Los Angeles Feb
4, Call District 9s45. Ask for MR..
ARMY OFFICER driving to California, can
take two passengers who have ref. leaving
s1 1ss RI from 10 Until "A So0o' AA' s''
RIDE. DAILY. from D. c. to Fort Meade,
am. Call Oliver 276s.
route to suit; leave Feb 5th can take 8.
At: 1924 between 6 and s pm. Sc
DRIVING TO GALE. take 9: '42 sed. cslI
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK and laundress; good worker, and
good wages expected; stay nights. Phone
GIRL, colored wants s.hw. In George.
town. Address 1909 st. NV.
GIRL, white, wishes light housework in
write MISS L. NJ. EDWARDS. Sumerduck.
Va, Sc
days ony mo 54er c yTTk E ann
urday and Sunday all day. 60
WOMAN, colored, wants. Job to care for
elderly woman, no cooking. no children;
will live in; every other Sunday Of 1914
10th st. NV. Apt. 6. 81
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Deaths Reported

Martin w. zielie. SIS. 1919 G st.
Charles A. Merchant, 70. waterford, Va.
Milburn A. Taylor. II. 242 9Th st. Sc.
Margaret J. Simmons. rs, 1919 Columbia
Samuel Levin. 70, 6417 4th st.
Emma " Maddox, ~, Maryland.
Lena Bremen, SO. 4510 Georgia ave.
Santi Arena, 81. 4232 Wisconsin ave.
Mary B. Lambert, 81, 3433 Wisconsin ave.
Caroline D. Hough, 81, 430S 4th st.
Janet Lake. 60. 1917 Goth st.
Frank w. Hampton, 6b, 230 r. I. ave. Q.
Lawrence E. Dolan. 65, 4O06 18th st.
Clarke A. Ale. 81, Maryland.
Arthur March. 60, Bryantown. Nd
Emma G.. Redding, so. 1918 Calvert st.
Jean Bartosch, 80. 400 Maryland ave, s,w.
Clare Peters, Al, Beltsville, Md
Julie A. Berquist, z, 1915 St Sc
Diane Manchester, infant. 506l New Hamp-
shire ave.
Gertrude Green. so. 1915 C st. sc.
oscar J. Jenkins. 81, 92S o St
Walter G. Tidrington. 5S, 1928 Corcoran NJ
Lucy A, Trent, 5S, 2262 9th st.
Leila Hammett. 55, 1444 w St
Mary e. Franklin, SO, 1873 Half ST. sw.
James Clark, "a, S21 End st sw
Isabelle Hampton. AZ, S12 Jefferson 1t.
Joan Tate. 40, 720 9th St Sc,
Havert WASHINGTON, 43, 7OS Bird st, no.
Edward walker. 81, "a Eye st. ne.
Reglnald Gentry. /. 50 Fenton pI
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PLAY PIANO and compose in 3 months.
also singing and organ instruction. Nj.
PRIVATE SPANISH LEssoNs-DR. GIRO.
Circle; North 1919 So
PIANO INSTRUCTION and piano accor-
dion for students on Saturdays; special
attention given to children. Adams 1888
for appointment. LAWRENCE w. FREUDE.
Sc
VA. BAR REVIEW (since 1889; classes
begin March 4th for June exam: yrs,
law school required. WALTER J. NEWTON.
Instructor, Elk 4574 1Ts
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HELP WOMEN,

OPPORTUNITY FOR ALERT WOMAN
Prominent real estate frm needs tntelli-
to its sales department.; must have pleasant
voice and stenographic experience; excel
and business references. Box 202-E. star
WESTERN UNION OFFERS A CAREER-It
is the only company equipped to teach the
telegraph profession. wel1-euuipped schools
are ct the disposal OF young women, II to
70: paid while learning. For further par
ERN UNION. 10 i4th ST. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored, wants small apt to take
care OF. 1874 Morton pl. ne, Washington,
COUPLE, colored, experienced. wants Job a.
yardman, chauffeur: lady as nurse, yrs
hospital training, or cook: live out: top
salary expected; references. Cali before
{. m. Elk. 1891 A.
YOUNG MAN, colored, desires morning
work from $40 to 80; best local refer
ences. Call after pm HO 52l7.
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Forsythe's Drug
5000 Georgia Ave.
SiIxar Snxina M

Accepts Classified Advertising
for The Star
Other places conveniently Iocoted
throughout the city and suburbs
tor the acceptance of Classified
Advertising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-02
SITUATIONS MEN (coot.l

VETERAN, "a, B. g. degree. married, svia.
ton background In service, smart appear.
SCHOOLING: prefer aviation. radio, dramat-
VETERAN, .colored, SO years old. sober. in.
all types Of minor carpentry, electrical.
plumbing repairs; can do painting. includ-
Ing signs: can render plans tor small .rsht:
enthusiasm and readiness to learn will
make up for any lack Of experience; GOOD
asset to any employer: must earn at least
$35 weekly, Call AID. 0s30 between / and
IN. Friday and Saturday. Job must be
permanent. e
VETERAN. colored; light delivery truck
driver. Call Ii $500. Sc
VETERAN, colored chauffeur. with uniform.
exp. and ref: or heavy truck driver: no
SUNDAYS. AT. 1899, ALVIN. 3.
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WOMAN wanted. age 20 to 80. food back;
home economics or. institutional MANAGE
WOMAN WANTED 1 IA MANAGER nnnU for rooming
nsSse or at LIZ ant and No szsa
WoMaN Wth kn owl na f0 fabrics Os and
a soD Du0 Bex IN s tau STAR
WOMAN with ONCE experience to do double
ssnatry bookkeeping work; 9;day week; salary
WOMAN 0ssA care s0s or S eideri s'a lady Ink
1--we IN; STATE age, wages and references.
NosMAS.- ws sss. to supervise s;h.w. in an
fe is Sunday no u anu 70 r rnlaaS sat
ssS g ssnsd ss sals
Wesk EsD plus nc rrAea1 Sfncs
WOMAN We AL! SOLICITOR; outside work s.hoyr
sion. Cali IA. 1926.
YOUNG GIRL. white. for bookkeepins ma,
B; AsR{ n 1lf'ss satoM
YOUNG ,!ADY as bookkeeping machine
Renee required; opportunity for high
SSSSS 4 Tsssptonss and ono.
esoAoSeaae ~ oSSeot oaSe. appiS ~ pol
Wed; at 1929 North Pershing dr., Arlington
YOUNG LADY to take care Of small ofice,
stenography and knowledge of Govern
ment procedure, $40 per wk. to start;
5-day wk. Box 346-E, Star.
YOUNG LADY, attractive, responsible, in
terested in photography. in a MANAGERIAL
capacity; sales experience necessary. Re-
ply Box 373-E, Star.
YOUNG WOMEN-Want . Job you'd be
proud Of? II you do. you can ind 1t at the
Telephone. Co.: our business is growing
we need the help Of ambitious young wom-
| en- who are interested in positions with an
assured future, no previous experience is
and you can look forward 70 steady EN-:
ployment and regular pay increases: fol
full details call at one Of our employment
ofiices, where we will be glad to discuss
employment with you; open until 3 pm
for your convenience. 1877 18th st. NV,
POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO "- AE''>A q
YOUNG WOMEN, Is to 80, resident oil
Washington and well acquainted with city
| to route telegrams: inside ONCE work
term Of nightwork necessary. for which
Fifsr, WESTERN UNION. Room Sol, TIC
AIRLINE wants to employ competent, ex.
perienced secretary for general admins.
trative once; COLLEGE preferred: 5-day
ply 100 Southern Bldg. 10 am. to pm
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MEN. experienced. for delicatessen $40
REkssGEANTHEEssEH RIs Sot st n man
years old, must have D. c. operators per.
Ff Fiji sSSis aARAGG iss and af
S ,SS ae; M after $40. s;So an Ios.,
ate elevator and switchboard in depart
go s mo- lal4 ABBY g'u Mas. Mcleod. i55l
OFFICE PiaGRa MAN IA h Who has enough initiativ,
to become right-hand man to service
manager. Must, be able to type, do genera
lection to age up to 80 but want no dead
head of any age. If you are sober, honest
and dependable this job offers an excellent
f tH asff Il sGf With seaf
on installations s snd service; must have
odRpEkkRRHqy d SI5 ass s1s stfE
HOSPITAL; apply Mrs. Shoemaker, 115(
F FafhE cf RsscE Il steady EN-.
s 4loymsn .;,, top salary. Cal GE; 564R;
In active progressive Rx dept. H1GGERs
H9MA Sasa c0 eaee ave salary good hrs
ideal working conditions; permanent
h hshfss type s,Ay tTsd nu Apply sTAT1EF
PHoToGRAPHER-LITHo. fully expert.
cAkRaH'K s$e Fa Il experienced 81
In 3S-mIn. work; good future. CHASE
PHoNoaRAP sIo RE6 q Rnw GEEK "a 300 exDer
enced: Apply BALLARD's. 1900 G
rLUMBER; sl L good Job for right
PLUMBER, 1st-cfass. for iobbing and re-
@ BTns rsfeT renee ds1veTf gs5pit
S CO. ll32 9th st; NV
Apply G C. MURPHY e CO.. sI0 I'll
PORTER. white or colored; good workins
conditions. BARNES FINE ART, 1926
70 Re, colered; to Dc light ONCE clean:
PORTER for downtown ONCE building
Apply MR.. SEVIOUR. SIG 14th st, NV
mess nice sarroapd Sn SSS gay DRS
SnnRREFEER 26l iMysTyiassa go a ye ne TR ss45
ooi9,tssd, p permit; ,Eoed psrsnsnt
ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-02

FIELD EXECUTIVE POSITION open 70,
woman OF personality and education be-
tween the ages of % and As, who is free
Canada for internationally known cultura
and social organization. Remuneration
excellent. In replying please state educa.
ton, age and exper. Box 170-G. Star
FILE CLERKS for publishing firm: 5-day
wees no
call ct 1899 gath st. NV.
FILE CLERK and general ONCE work: per-
m ma position; 5-day week. Write BOZ
FILTERS for women's alteration depart.
sm RRo 7th o Sc and fsn sss
FLAT-woRK AssoRTERs, white, expert.
sn1eS; sSod oEgs syy. Apply WASHINGTON
% pm skfN Sfs I0P p fsaefsi SKI
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored. experienced
ABBY b pRua eo f 1900 conn
FUR BUYER. experienced; excellent sur
'essFs sfSa ess End R ooF
s shsz ARsfHT 81 II
o aRRS i; a
w WHOLE seoa srScery' no shorthand: 5h-da!
roo p Nas ohu uoAAAhB SSAoitloho
GIRLsswouiiEd you like steady employment,
wnlcn REQUIRES no preyious experience ane
IN training,. with 5 increases in pay dur.
Ing the nrst year? Call today at one o.
our employment ofices, 727 18th st. NV.
1907 st. NV; open until 8 pm. for your
convenience. THE CHESAPEAKE 4 Pc.
TOMAC TELEPHONE CO
GIRL, general office work must be able Il
type; perm. job with finance CO. Appl,
IN person, CONSUMERS CREDIT sERv.
ICE, 1927 r. ]. ave-, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
GIRL, exper.. to manage dry-cleanins stort
or work part time. excel. opportunity
zoo 4th ST ne, phone DE 5537.
GIRL to work in Chinese laundry; good
GIRLS AND WOMEN, 1e to 45: interesting
pleasant work; no experience necessary
full -time day and night work. Apply Mis-
F s WESTERN UNION. Room sol. III
GLOVE sALEswoMEN. .xper. preferred
Apply p personnel once. 9TH floor. JEL
HIGH Es SCHOOL edsae sE 4 ID assMw. career i
time tim eu. employment Is open to mid-yea,
SATURDAY work for. June graduates. Thu
selesraph business is worthwhile profes
sion and Western Union is the only com
pany prepared with well-eouipped school
to teach communication work. For furthe
R WEsTERN 1 ne MIS- 19o Ftsr Room COL
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knn,tfrhr ..Sauhrrung'
in 0pifrrrPtd,

Sn. Ser idpeiaeriiden 3eituns
,8asler 9ea6ribten' mar neulib 81,
lelen:
glls iib ser untpile Ser ruI1iI6etr
Wa9tbaber iiber Die olterreifiide
&egeirung tpegen ibrer @eigerung,
oie ruiiil6en Soroerungen an5uneb-
men, ,,euerIi1 entlnb, itanb auf Dem
5iinbenregiiter Selterreids au9 Die
lungeniigenoe S1uberung bon BEN Sea-
5is rno ben reaftionaren @lementen.
OieIe uneeniigenbe u@ntna5ifi3ie-
rung" ipielt in Dem 4rienaI Der poli-
| tilhen Sdlagtuorte Ser Souiet-
Union iiberbaupt cine iebr tpidtise
&one unb es miro 10 oft babon ges
iproben, bob au6 Die tpeitliden M-
liierten bon 3eit au 3eit IN Die ruff
| |iiide Scribe iblagen uno logar 10 ,peit
gingen, nit ben &uiien auiammen i'm
&ontrollrat einen 8ei6luB ar faiien,
laut tpel6em Die bier Mniierten Die
gntna5ifisierllng Seiterreids ielbii
in Die 9an6 neb1nen tper6en. Hrafs
| tiif bebelltet Dies, bob Der alliierte
&ontronrat fir ii6 bas &eht in sln.
iprlb ninlmt, ieoen Diterreibilben
8eamten entlaiien au f0nnen obne Die
0iterreidiIde &egierung ooer Die an-
oeren 2an6erbeb0rben 5u fragen. gs
beoarf feiner tpeiteren grl1uterung,
oaB oieIe WaBnabme einerIeits eine
bollfommene l1ntergrabung iener &u-
toritat BARTLETT, bie Die Mniierten ge.
raoe Dor fl1raem burd Menoeruns oes
&ontro1iDitems az itarfen beabit6tig.
ten, anoererleits aber nnter Der otter.
rei6ii6en 8eamtenl1aft eine llnii.
derbeit beroorrufen muB, Die bas
Snnftionieren 6es 8ernaltnngsappa.
rates nod nnebr bennen miro.
ssSn Der @eltoffentlihfeit muB Ser
erpabnte 8eldluB oes Rontronrates
ben ginbrud ertpeden, baB In Selter.
reid nod INNER ftarfe nationaIlo5ia.
liitii6e &rdfte am Werfe feien uni
BOB Die Naais nod in Mmt uno @iir'
ben ftiinben. 8or fi1r5em bat Die otter.
reidilhe Hegierung oieie gortpiirfe
| init genauen Statiitifen beanttportet
aus benen berborgebt, 6aB Die GGil.
berung nit borlihtiger @etpiIienbaf.
tigfeit 6urdgefiibrt tpur6e, ioipei1
ndmlid oies nit 9fiidiiht auf bie
Iniierten m0gliG mar.
@uroen fadberitdnoige Na5i.8e'
ante bon Gro6lfirmen I'M 3uge De,
5duberl1ng entlaiien, 10 baben oil
Muiien oieie iofort nit einem groBe'
rem @ebalt un6 nit berfhie6enen 8e,
por5ugungen In Be5ug auf Die gerior'
'suns ielbit anseitent. gbenfo fanoer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-05

bel lift eine 2iite bon Berionen, Die ih
elmer iolhen &ilfe fir beionoers Mir
dig uno beoiirftig erahte." gBas bier
'gelagt lit, gilt rtatiirli6 ftift BLOB
fir Selterreih ionbern ebenfo fir
Deuti1latb, belonoers fir Die Gliiht-
|linge aus Dem SnbetenlanO lino oenl
Often bes gfeides, ioipie fir Die
&riegsgefmgenen.
3ieie armen beor1ngten Wenfhen
|iin6 unenblih banfbar. SD ipollte,
|i6 fonnte oie 8riefe aboruden, Die
mir ihon 5ugingen. Iber es ion fif
|ieoer in ibre Gage bineinoenfen
@enn mir ielber nibts gu ellen ooer
an3u5ieben bdtten, ipenn Der &nnger
aus ben 4itgen Der &inoer ihnilt,
nenn SuberflloIe ooer cine a10ere
Seuhe ibre miioen &Grper anfaebrt
mare lns nidt ipeibna6tlib INNS
Ser5, tpenn 10 nnerpartet ein Ynfet
Ionfdme; Nabrungsnlittel, aleioer.
Sdube, @1I6e, SEIZE ooer mas I'M
|mer es iein mag. Simmer nieoer febri
Ser @eoanfe: n8ir fonnen nihts ON.
oeres als fir Did beten. @ott ni0ge
8eine @iite bunbertfad) belobnen.
ltno mir niiien ia, oaB Or ieoer
Srllnf falten @ailers bergelten miro
ben mir Seinen 8riibern nnb Shtpe.
itern, beIonbers Seinen 2ieblingen
Den &inoern reihen.
gs aibt ber5eit 2eute, tpelhe ii
beudleriIder Wasfe ieoe Silfe iabos
tieren tpollen, na6ben tie 5uerIt Ders
| lludten, Die 8eniaigung ser 8ebor
oen iiberbaupt 5u berbinoern itnb Die
ie teufliide ablidt fir Iange 3eit
erreidten. 2aBt eub bon niemano elm
reben, bob Die 8afete nidt anfom
men. Sic fonrnen an. ipenn tie aud
Elm l1nbeiliger 8iirofratismus langel
|binbdlt, als es inn esntere1ie bel
Wenidlidfeit uno BEL belierer Srga
Initiation moglih ndre.
| go bite id) alle: i6idt 6nrd
IGI&g ober eine Der pielen pripatet
IStelen iopiele 8afete ols noglid
Sber no6 beiier, il6t in &aften uni
&offern, Oh ibr nidt nod quite, ge
brau6te &leioer finoet; gebt IN &ii
|he uno &eller 1,nb baltet glnsIhal
|na6 2ebensnitteln, nnb IteIlt ielbe1
Gafete 5uiammen. 4n ieoe Moreil
fann man ber5eit ieoe 8obe elm 8a
|fet NIT elf Bfunb abienoen, alIo brei
Ibier un6 mebr, penn es ii6 linn elm
|Samilie banoelt.
! 8enn iemano feline beIonoerel
lSreunbe uno 8ertpanoten bat, benel
er beIfen min, ib babe mebr als elm
I2iite bon Silfsbeoiirftigen ON &anb
lSdreibt mir einfa6 Inn Qoreiien. SD
Il6ide tie iofort ab.
| Sd bite nur Inn zines: 9elft, I'm
Ser 2iebe @briiti tpilen belft, beiot,
oers iebt in Der fommenoen 8eib
|nadts5eit, belft ebe es 5lt ipat it'll |
gnla1anuel S. Neidenberger, |
@lencroB, Soutb 9afoto.
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ben, ertpeiien iid berte gera6e i'm
Sinblid auf bic beutide Srage als
nabrbaft probioentiea. I'm ben po-
litiihel 5ornen Der Den1ofratie 2e-
ben 3li geben, lit es ribt nlir ipiin-
idensmert, ion6ern aud notiDenbig,
bab Die beutihen Gatbolifen Die
papItliden @runolabe iiber Die Drift
lthe 9emofratie our &enntnis oes
oeutiben 8olfes ioipie oub Der Be-
latungsbeboroe bringen uno barnab
ibre politiide, io5iale lino ipirtidaft-
li6e slftion ausrihten. Nottpenoig lit
es, neil iiber Die ipabre Denofratie
nidt BLOB bertporrene, ionoern au6
fali6e auffaiiungen berri6en.
C.=St. d. C.-V.
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Das beute bon ben Eideden ber'
p0nte @ort rSubetenlano", 6as in
Der internationalen Bolitif uno in
bohpolitii6en Dofunenten bertpen.
BET tpiro, lit neueren Datun1s. Die
Worfabren Der Subetenoeutfden aber
lebten inn eroBb0bmiihen Naum fed
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Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict -Wundsalbe

grprobtes SeilmitteI gegen ole
Mrten bon nlten unb friihen @un-
ben, @eihtpiiren, @eip6hien, 9iB.
tpunoen. RarbunfeIn uitp. 9itte @eI6
nmr 6urh Noif Waonep Oroer 3u ibit-
Ten. Seine 6tan1ps. Sedatg (60)
Gents bic ShahteI BET
J. L. STAAB
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l7ses valleyview Ave-. CLEvEL.AND n. o.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

and add milk and butter. Sift to-
gether -four, soda, salt, spices and
sugar. Pour pulp and milk mixture
into dry sifted ingredients. Mix to
soft batter, if necessary add touch
more milk. Pour into creased pan
about two inches deep and bake in
moderate oven (35OoF.), for one
hour. Cut into squares and serve
warm with plain or whipped cream.
Yield: 6 portions.
Psr.in..s. lG,.s..
~ cups ripe persimmon pulp
a cup diced orange
n cup diced canned pineapple
u cup sugar (about)
Dash of salt
tablespoon lemon juice
n pint whipped evaporated
milk
Select four to six very ripe persim-
mons. Wash dry, cut away from
stem. Carefully strip off thin skin,
quarter. discarding pit and any
black specks. Put pulp through a
sieve and measure. Combine persim-
mon pulp. orange. pineapple. sugar,
salt and lemon juice gently blend.
not to destroy the delicate persim-
mon favor. Fold in whipped cream.
Pour into refrigerator tray. Place
in the freezing unit. having set the
cold control for lowest temperature.
Freeze Yield: 6 portions.
Psrxizpnsn SpenQs
tablespoon unf1avored gelatin
cup cold water
e cup hot water
u cup sugar
n cup persimmon pulp
teaspoon lemon juice
2 egg whites
Dissolve gelatin in cold water, add
hot water and stir until dissolved.
Add persimmon pulp, sugar. lemon
juice. Let stand in refrigerator until
set. Fold in egg whites beaten until
stiff but not dry. Pour into sherbet
glasses and chill until set. Approx
innate yield: ! portions.
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squashy 1t means that the clear
salmon pink of the skin should be
darkened at the tip.
The persimmon is fruit richer
in calories than the banana. 1t is
as rich in Vitamin c as oranges,
grapefruit and lemons. 1t carries
its own built-in sweetness. As
dinner ending present the fruit whole,
one for each person.
Wash and drain we'll, then arrange
flower-end down. on glass serving
plate. Serve with a sharp pointed
knife. sharp pointed spoon. The
eater Sits the skin. just through,
and into neat sections from tip to
blossoms end. With the fingers aided
by the knife. he pulls the section
back and spoons up the rich pulp.
Some like to squeeze on few tears
of the lemon to give tang.
A ripe persimmon is gently per-
fumed, soft as custard and its pulp
can be used in cakes, sherbets and
pudding.
Persizamsa Fruit Pusse Dres.i>S
cup cream cheese
Is cup orange juice
tablespoon lemon juice
teaspoon honey
Dash of salt
II cup sieved persimmon pulp
Mash the cream cheese and whip
until soft. Cream in orange juice,
lemon, honey and salt, add persim-
mon pulp and beat with an egg
beater. Approximate yield: ~ cups.
Baked Perfumes Pudaans
l cup persimmon pulp (about 3
large persimmons)
2eggs, well beaten
cup milk
~ tablespoons melted butter
l cup flour (sifteO
n teaspoon soda
II teaspoon salt
II teaspoon cinnamon
II teaspoon nutmeg
Il cup sugar
Mix pcrslmmon pulp with eggs
Evening star., 1946-12-15

Gently perfumed, soft
as custard, it's pulp
can be used in cakes,
sherbets and puddings
"HE lanten-like glow of the big
persimmons brightens the mar
ket place. These are the Oriental
persimmons which for centuries have
been under cultivation in China and
Japan.
Marco Polo mentioned them in
his account of his journey to the
court of the great Kahn. The fruit
was introduced here in the early
1905 and is grown commercially
now both in California and Florida.
Quite different story, these big,
smooth. glowing beauties. from our
native fruit. wrinkled and messy
looking, which we steal in the
autumn from the mouths of the
'coons and the other varmints. You
know that little wild fruit. strangely
delicious. each about the size of a
plum, the color deep gold and over
it soft violet yelling from the
kiss of the frost.
Pick the Hipest
LUCKY ones - who live where the
wild persimmon grows - from Con-
necticut to the south, and west to
the Mississippi.
The persimmon is said to be our
first native fruit described by ex-
plorers. De Soto learned it's food
value in 1889 and later, published an
account of it at Evora, Portugal.
Before the white man set foot on
these shores the Indian mixed it with
ground corn to make fruit bread.
But the native fruit has been neg
lected in favor of Oriental varieties,
superior in size, Commercial persim-
mon will run as large as big Delici-
Gus apple, the price 10 to Is cents
apiece In buying, pick those fully
ripe. which means soft. almost
Evening star., 1946-03-22
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studded belt. Teen-oge sizes,
$3.50
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Fourth Floor.
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