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Evening star., 1946-01-23
HELP MEN,

ACCOUNTANT fies oTcsi1f junior for local CPAs Of
man, mSs exeeiens Exc opportunity for advance
Fly, stating age educational quaiifics-
SHs, dioHs, rsierences and salary expected BOX
ACc0USSTiiING INSTRUCTOR in forenoon
school: teaching. experience desired and
opaSItlGai accounting. experience required:
Apply Box Ssap i1 stan me fRins hafs
GIsnf Fl sffsSsatSn AGESG1 sqd ps
production PROG dept. for, young man, is to 20;
nlgh school graduate; 5h-day wk.:. good
son a 70 learn an interesting profess
ADVANCE SALESMAN, We 20 to so years. con-
taeting new accounts, selling an oId-estab-
paSng q o @ Vssf hS Tqrk R
x9ToMSsihE M 9TS'MsSS5IS%Si'i isoDx and fender metal
man: permsnens position with IL i nrm rssas tsas
MkEE sasnfs to aana max: and Tss1
AUI,oMoBILE tow truck operator; perm.
aoss fns Mressk:s sauDgss ss PSfs with
AUTO BODY and fender men-we have
basis seeP neR nessed az s5ep
S5as Of FsIh Tlta tsR RsK ERoy sc M
AUTO sf s6bY mi MEN MI and lgae Mechanics; clean
warm, well-lighted shop: earnings average
500 week; See MI; Grove, MCMAHON
cHEGR1hET cTFU e1 ssas qeorsia ave NV.
| perienced only: highest wages in town;
| excellent working conditions; clean. warm
snop Apply IN person, DAVE ZIM, 1st
| and Florida ave. me-
AUTO MECHANICS, t2). experienced, for
permanent work with Chrysler Plymouth
income, vacation with pay, and good work.
ing conditions; AIS MOTORS. 1924 viii
| son blvd, Arl., Va, CH. 400. Ask for
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS - Excellent
opportunity for experienced men to earn
good weekly income under pleasant work
Ing conditions with high hourly rate Of
pay STEUART MOTOR COMPANY.
] Srd and II ats. ne.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
HELP MEN.

tncrG ur9MoIIyG rIn. PARTS CLERk expert
rms ANNUAL bonSs, sice aee benets Hsss Da55s 81
$40 to $50 per week, depending on past
experience Exp Mr 0ppeTtunlty for adyaneemsnt
NV, Phone Decatur 1910 if appointment
is desired after $40 pm.
AUTO MECHANICS, oId-established frm
With 0pfeass wurens wa
SalS STScNR cyNaReati2Rs; MR steady work Phone MR.
AWNING MECHANICS and helpers; top
AWHiNa co ork RA aor 5ioe toe right
BAKER, bread. pies; small shop: night
work, for reliable. sober man, good wages.
Apply between am. and 3 pm, 3040
14th st. NV.
business at Mt. Alto Alto @ Hospital; 'e no eom- 9Sel
sobsr hours 'e 10 4:s De p@ s1saas ApplS aas
Room 2l5 woodward Bldg, 18th and II
| sts. NV.
BAR HELPER for hotel cocktail lounge;
good salary and meals; must be ss, reIiabIs,
h9psst sober person. Apply BURLINGTON
mont ave. NV, between $3.50 pm. and
BAR PORTER, white or colored, for work
no Sundays good r salary "a and III meals e. Re, Re-
liable, sober and honest person is required
for this Job. Apply BURLINGTON HOTEL,
cocktail lounge, 1120 Vermont ave. NV.
BAssEs AND BARIToNES for prominent
CATHOLIC Church choir; soloist or chorus
BEAUTY OPEKATURS, fuiI or part time;
salary and 50ss commission; beautiful air
conditioned salon. HEADS BETHESDA
| BRANCH T242 Wis ave Oh. 1915
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES able to type
menus. ROMA RESTAURANT, 3419 Conn.
BBooKKE;EPER. must be experienced in
| double entry, for long-establihed local
organ.; this position offers unusually pleas
ant WORKING conditions, together with. an
stating age. exper.. educational qualifica- :
tions and salary expected. Boz 15.T, Star.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
HELP MEN (Cont, J

ary y,raps and TSSrking9 &c conditions. l DIAMOND
has always been the. best because we let
the best men. Absolute top wages, over
time II desired Apply % at once. Big Big post;
war rians MCKEE PONTIAC. 22nd and
HuTo "a; MI rMdMEcHAN1cs-we have expanded
our, service department and we need sew
Heated shop. Pleasant working conditions.
See Mr.. Nelson, HILL & TIBBETTS. INC.
AuTo tFa VfSRefai MRcaASTcsUnusua shs nv pay plan,
splendid opp1Titunity clean shop; coed roc
isaasSa ivan. PARk@HY Moron CO.. ?R 5o4o N
Al AuFo s MEciH2Nics-permanent nj 22sNS9 jobs. for
tv sSs WORKING ssSaSitoas sS every ODpSs
INC, 1911 M st. NV. MI. 1916.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MANAGER-This
is an opportunity for service manager
how to handle men, who knows how to
do most for the customer and yet make
money for the company, who is resource
production; who is ambitious and enthu-
Ss aRa sat xbo rather ssp fake
effcientiy. We are expanding our opera
tion and want only the best in dept.
heads. The salary for this job will be
net profit. Of this dept. Your earnings
will be what you are capable of making
them. Your letter will be held in strict
confidence. Our men know about this ad.
aWUTo AZ PARTS MAN, an exceptional oDpor-
tunity for an experienced Ford parts man
who desires permanent work; pleasant
| working conditions and attractive salary
with large Ford parts distributor. CHER
NER MOTOR COMPANY, 1871 Florida
AUTO WASHERS and Simonizers; must be
sxperienced; good pay and good hours; no
| Apply in person to Miss Goodman, TER
RETTS AUTO LAUNDRY, 4432h Conn.
ave-. corner OF Conn. and Albemarle st.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Suited to aT>een
By Jane Clark

dress and gone out on the town to
see what we could see that looked
like lie joie de vivre" for your spring
wardrobe. OFF hand-and we did try
to put ourselves in your boots-it
looks as if you'll be suited to T.
Right off the bat, we ran into a
suit that really filled the bill. You
know about the bolero rage for
spring. The story is that despite
your alteration for the classic in suits
who doesn't love 'em-this year
you've gone over in big way for
the bolero style. That made sound
reasoning to us, considering the
young and gay look to boleros. The
one we spied sent us overheard for
the whole idea; where could the re-
sistance be to thing like this? The
overall idea was pink and black
stripes, but stripes that got played
off one against the other in way
that made for real interest. Stripes
going one way on the yoke got short
stopped by stripes going another way
on the jacket. Good detail-get the
idea? White pique round collar and
cuffs gave this suit an air Of both
imp and innocence. In stride with
you-not to mention the full skirt
idea that's big this season-was the
skirt with deep impressed pleats all
Evening star., 1946-01-23

hunch, we went over to take a look
at the first of her spring and sum-
mer things which have arrived in
town. This designer is never at a
loss for ideas. This summer her
fabrics seem to be reminiscent of
Louisa May Alcott's Little Wom-
en-" We said fabrics, NOT styles,
for poplins and calicos were Little
Women favorites-and here they
are up for today's choice. A huge
black, horse blanket plaid (old Dob
bin is right in there this spring., on
lime yellow poplin made knockout
of dress. Tiny carved buttons
marched in double file down the
waist front. Bows, bobbed purposely
at the belt and neckline. The sleeves
were full underarm, giving the plaid
a play again, and cuffed back below
the elbow. Another dress was partly
plain and partly striped-and when
We say stripes We mean stripes that
really make you sit up and take
notice. Thin black stripes run inter
ference between great pastel stripes
one after the other across the top
Racket cloth made a skirt which
wrapped around and tied in a bow
this to match the bow at the throat
Gathers at the back waist made for
back interest.
Sound suited to Teen?
Evening star., 1946-01-23
WOOL BLANKETS?
BURNT SUGAR. CAKE

(Fron, Mrs. J. C.. H., Washington
I wonder if some of the ladies
could tell me what to do for wool
blankets after they are washed to
keep them from shedding so much
fuzZ
To the lady who wanted recipe for
burnt sugar cake. One-half cup
sugar, 4 cup hot water, cups sifted
cake flour, teaspoons baking pow
der, y cup butter or other shorten
ing, u cups sugar, 3 egg yolks (well
beaten), cup water, l teaspoon
vanilla, 2 tablespoons of caramelized
sugar sirup, 3 egg whites stifly
beaten. To make caramelized sugar
sirup, place Y cup sugar in skillet
over medium flame and stir con-
stantly until melted and quite dark.
Remove from fire, add 4 cup hot
water. Stir until dissolved. Cool.
Sift flour once, measure, add baking
powder and salt and sift together 3
times, Cream butter thorOughly,
Evening star., 1946-01-23

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold 10th and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star, and as it is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Betsy Cas,oeH.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
BY Barbara Bell

You gan have variety of CO.'S
tumes With this clever twosome-
mix-match possibilities are endless
1t is easy to make-the blouse is cut
all in one piece and ties in front.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1853 is
designed for sizes II, IA, 16, 18, 20; 4C
and AZ. Size IA, blouse, IA yards OF
IS or 80 inch; skirt, IA yards.
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 19
N v
Evening star., 1946-01-23
LIVER EXTRACT;
FRYING FISH;
GERANIIJMS

From Mrs. G. A., Arlington.
For L. H., Washington, - concern
ing liver extract: After cutting the
liver and placing in jar. you put the
jar in cold water Ito draw out the
juice and then boil until meat be-
comes light in color. Do not put
water to liver in jar.
Information as to frying fish to
Miss T. S., Washington: If you will
roll fish in cornmeal, -four or some
kind Of crumbs and have your
shortening smoking hot before put
ting your fish in, you will have no
trouble in browning. BY smoking
I don't mean burning.
Information about geraniums to
Mrs. c. c. S., Greenbelt, Md: BY
all means cut the plant back. All
straggly branches should be cut
back in fall. Cuttings will bloom
better than the old plant. 1 have
better success in breaking the
branches at the joint to root. The
smaller ones root better, and I do
this in the spring or early fall.
(From Mr.. r. D. r., Washington. J
To Mrs. c. C. S., Greenbelt. Md,
concerning geranium plants: If the
plant in question is too large, it can
easily be dismembered and a batch
OF new plants started from the cut
tings. However, its large size should
not interfere with its blooming
habits. The geranium is not a
dwarf plant. I've seen them in San
Francisco reaching second-story
windows, and I remember one un-
usually snowy plant in Oakland,
CALI, that was trained along a
fence. The plant extended for 80
feet or more. OF course, that Sec
ton is frost-free, and the plants are
left in the open ground all winter.
Too high temperature and too lit
tie moisture in the air are usually
the cause of geraniums not bloom
Ing indoors during the winter
months. Geranium cuttings NAV
vary in length. A cutting 4 or S
inches long is usually satisfactory.
Cuttings should be green their en-
tire length; If the old ripened wood
(the brown stem) is left on the cut
ting, it is often slow to strike root.
Cuttings may be started any time of
the year, but it always seemed to me
they did best when started in March
or April.
FAMOUS KENTUCKY WHISKY
CAKE.
(Fronl Mrs. A. S. j., Washington. J
This Christmas I received from
my mother in Kentucky the most
delectable pecan cake it has ever
been my pleasure to enjoy. Inclosed
was her recipe for the Famous
Kentucky Whisky Cake" which I
hope is the answer to Mrs. c. D. LIS
request. Five cups -four (sifted be-
lore measuring), pound white
sugar, l cup brown sugar, 6 eggs
(beaten separately, q pound but
ter, pint whisky, l pound pecans
medlum pieces, u pound dates
chopped Cor raiSins may be substi-
tuteO, l pound candied cherries
(cut In piecees), teaspoons nut
meg, l teaspoon baking powder.
Soak cherries and dates Cor raisins)
in whisky overnight. Cream sugar
and butter until fluffy; add egg
yolks and beat well; add soaked
fruit; add -four, nutmeg, baking
powder; fold in beaten egg whites:
add nuts last. Bake in creased tube
pan lined with heavy creased paper.
IN SLOW oven, 250-275 degrees, for 3
Evening star., 1946-01-23
By Dorothy BihIman

whole comic strip family are repre-
sented in the band, Nanny Yok-
um," "Pappy Yokum," Daisy Mae"
and of course, Abner.
CAKE WITH ICE CREAM, or a
beverage of some kind is a good
party standby. Served on attrac-
tive plates such as pictured makes
refreshments even more appetizing
Evening star., 1946-01-23
CECI BEANS.

(From Mrs. M. B., Washington
In response to the query of Mrs
M. P. of Alexandria regarding Gee
beans. If she will make big pot oi
real old-fashioned vegetable soup
and add can of the beans to 1t, she
will have wonderful soup. She
should use a marrow bone and ado
any and all vegetables around the
mouse, including onions, of course.
Let the soup simmer for severa.
hours over a low fire and cover the
pot. Add the ceci beans to it in the
last hours or so of cooking. There
isn't a canned vegetable soup in the
world that can compare with this for
flavor and nutrition.
X x < X
THE GATES AJAR"?
(Front S. M. S., Canaan, N. H.
Will some one send in a copy OF
"The Gates Ajar"?
X x x X
GROWING CHIVES?
BARBECUED PORK.
(Fron, Mrs. B. E., Washington
I would appreciate it if your read
ers weuld let me know their expert
ences with growing chives in the
house. Is it possible to keep them
growing all year around? In ex-
change, here is a recipe for pork
barbecued in the Chinese style
which comes from delightful book
called How to Cook and Eat in
Chinese" which is available at the
public library.
Marinate the meat q use spare
RIBS in a sauce composed of soy
sauce sugar, garlic and salt. (The
longer you marinate, the less salt,
as the soy sauce contains Some0
Remove meat from sauce and bake
in casserole.
VALENTINE BABY SHOWER.
from Mrs. r. L. H., Mclean, Va
For Mrs. L. B. W., Washington,
who wanted suggestions for valen-
tine baby shower For serving re-
freshments in the dining room: Sus-
pend A strips of red ribbon about u
inch wide from your overhead light
and pin to each corner of the table
Place red cupids and hearts (f you
can buy them or make them all
along the ribbon, about Y foot apart.
(Simply punch holes in cupids and
hearts and run through the ribbon.)
For floral centerpiece: Take 2
pieces of wire and shape into hearts,
one larger than the other. Place one
inside the other and connect to a
base at the bottom. Then wrap wide
ribbon around the heart until solid
@ pieces of wire should be about 8
inches apart) If you can't get wire,
cut out large heart from piece of
heavy cardboard, cut out inside and
do same with ribbon as suggested
above. Place this heart in the cen
ter of fiat bowl and arrange red
and white carnations or other
flowers.
Napkins: Use paper napkins and
fold each into the shape of baby
diaper. Pin with small safety pin.
Menu: I always like fruit salad
for showers, for it takes only min
ute to arrange and serve. For the
valentine effect, perhaps you can get
frozen raspberries and flavor the
salad with the raspberry juice
Mound whipping cream on top of
Evening star., 1946-01-23
THANK YOU" NOTE.

From !. B., Washington.
I wish to sincerely thank Mrs. F..
B. u, Arlington, and Mrs. w. S. W.,
Arlington, for the helpful sugges-
tons on candle making. I have
followed them, using as base one
pink candle given me by my mother
about 20 years ago. This was hand
made. I have made this large
candle in her memory, and shall
burn it for her.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
CHANGING DIET.

From Mrs. H. S. S., Washington
To Mrs. P. D. La F.: Try giving
your son fresh-cooked vegetables in
pieces large enough to pick up in
his fingers, especially whole peas
well-cooked chicken, whatever his
diet list calls for. 1t would help
to break the ice to give him some
from your dinner plate in the eve
| ming
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Readers Clearing House

add sugar gradually and cream to-
|gether until light and fluffy. Add
egg yolks and beat well. Add -four,
alternately with water, small
amount at time. Beat after each
addition until smooth. Add vanilla.
Add 2 tablespoons caramelized sugar
and blend. Fold in egg whites. Bake
IN two creased 9-inch layer pans in
moderate oven (375 degrees) Is to
30 minutes or until done. Spread
with burnt sugar frosting made with
remaining caramelized sugar sirup
between layers and on top and side
OF cake. Burnt sugar frosting: Two
egg whites unbeaten, IL cups sugar
5 tablespoons water, IL teaspoons
light corn sirup, 2 tablespoons cara
melized sirup. Combine egg whites,
sugar, water and corn sirup in top
OF double boiler. Beat with rotary
egg beater until thoroughly mixed.
Place over rapidly boiling water and
cook until frosting stands in peaks,
beating constantly and add 2 table
spoons caramelized sirup when
taken from water and beat until
thick enough to spread.
X " X X
PRESSING.
SHAPING CAKE?
(From Mrs. w. E. M, Takoma Park. J
In recent issue, Mrs. L. L. D.
requested way of pressing so as not
to scorch materials. I, too, sew a
great deal and would not be with
out one of the chemically proceSSed
press clothes which are sold at
most any notion counter for a few
cents. 1t not only protects against
scorching, but gives a nice profess
sional touch.
just before Christmas, Mrs. j. c..
L. sent in a fine Christmas tree
coffee cake I am sure it must be
very attractive shaped as a Christ
mas tree. For future use, could
one of the ladies give me direc-
tions how to shape the cake? Is
there trick in placing it in the pan
or do you just shape it with your
hands?
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
26 Died In Cander Plane Crash

GANDER, Newfoundland, Sept. 32 (P-Gilbert Perier, general manager of the Sabena Airlines, said today that the bodies of 26 persons who lost their lives when a Belgian transatlantic airliner crashed near here Wednesday would be buried at the scene of the disaster rather than endanger the lives of rescue teams by at tempting to bring the bodies out of the wilderness.
 Perier lost his daughter and re- cently-divorced wife in the crash. Eighteen survivors of the disaster, rescued by helicopter, are now in a hospital here.
 Meanwhile members of an army rescue party which hacked a path through tangled forests to reach the survivors told the full story of the disaster.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
Washington COP Holds Record Gathering

SEATTLE, Sept. 23 (P)-State Republican hopes were lifted high by the party's largest state gather ing in history-2,000 delegates over the weekend.
 The convention adopted 498- word simply-stated platform with out change, and after a single reading. The platform, which Harry P. Cain, convention chair man and Republican senatorial nominee, declared "dedicates us to unity and harmony" subscribes the party to free American society and against any totalitar- ianism for America"
 The platform called for a bi- partisan American foreign policy, and declare the party stood for free enterprise, free from fei;eal controls and bureaucratic planned economy" "a free thade union ism free managmeent; free col lective bargaining-free from gov ernmental meddling the right to profit the right to strike"
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
NOTICE

All young peresons desiring an evening well spent are invited to get together al St. Joseph's Hall tomorrow night.
 With the big send off enjoyed by the young peoples organization at their first meeting. tomorrow's schedule should go over with a bang.
 The only requirement is that you arrive at 500 p.m.. with a rosy disposition and carry a drinking cup. if you please.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
MISSION CLUB HOUSE TO BE RE-OPENED

Tomorrow evening at seven thirty the club house of the La vinia Wallace Young mission will be re-opened and re-dedicated af- ter being closed since the fire in 1884.
 A fine program has been planned by the director of the Missions activities, Miss Dorothy Russell, with music, brief talks and refreshments. Miss Russell states that a full program of activ- ities for both the young people and the older folks has been planned and all interested are cor dially invited to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
SPECIAL MUSIC MESSAGE

Rev. V. L. Wilcox. pastor of Central Church of The Nazarene. who is a fine musician and pastor will be in Nome. Tuesday. Sept. 24 and each evening 7:30 PM. in cluding Saturday and Sunday at the Church of The Nazarene. Di- vision and 3rd St.
 You are cordially invited 10 en- joy these services with us. Come and bring your friends.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
Continued From Page One

parity basis for the first time.
 The strike for the past week had been run by CIO maritime unions seeking wages equal to those awarded AFL seamen when stabilization director Steelman amended wage stabilization board. rules to allow AFL seamen wage increases for which they were striking.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
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Evening star., 1946-07-03
Get after it quick with LlSTERINE ANTISEPTIC!

THE look on her face SAYS
i more than thousand words
nice people just don't care to
mix with a case of infectious
dandruff!
Don'tthink for minute you can
laugh off this troublesome con.
dition. Infectious dandruff is easy
to catch, but hard to get rid of.
So don't fool around. At the first
sign of those Objectionable fakes
and scales get started with
Listerine Antiseptic and massage.
Antiseptic action is important
Evening star., 1946-07-03

scalpand hair are given
an invigorating antisep-
tic bath. Almost at once
excess fakes and scales
begin to disappear. our
scalp feels delightfully."-
fresh.
Evening star., 1946-07-03

where germs are present. and
Listerine Antisep,ic kills germs
on your scalp by the million, in
Guiding PityrosPorum ovale, the
bottle bacillus" which MANY
authorities recognize as a causa-
tive agent in infectious dandruff.
Evening star., 1946-07-03

times reach The Star too late or correction that dau
Evening star., 1946-07-03

WNAl. 8;i5-Ihe Bsssehsr Choral Group
sings an excerpt from the Ballad for Ameri
cans.
WT0p, s:30-Pisnisi Victor Borg. visits Bob
Crosby
WI0p, 9:00-A new time for this program
featuring the stars and dramas that have won
Academy Awards. Humphrey BoqsH, Mary
Evening star., 1946-07-03

In series of tests 1850 of dam
druf1 patients showed complete
disappearance of, or marked i'm.
Provement in, the symptom. of
dandruf at the end of four weeks
of twice-a-day Listerine Antisep-
tic treatments. Listerine Antisep.
Evening star., 1946-07-03

tic is the same antiseptic
that has been famous for
more than 90 years in
the field of oral hygiene.
LAMBERT PHARMACALCo
St. Lozis, Missouri
Evening star., 1946-07-03

Astor and Sidney 6reensireet appear in The
Maltese Falcon"
| WNAl. 9;30-A panel discussion Of com.
munIsy responsibility marks the third in this
series Of programs dealing with juvenile deIin.
| quenty
! WhAl, i0:45-A new time for fioreo
/ Ia 6uardias commentaries on current events.
Evening star., 1946-07-03
on THE AIR T0RIeHI

WT0p, 700-Premisre Of a dramatic seriss
based on the adventures Of The Whistler
WRt, HiIdeesrde is hostess 10 Bert
Lahr.
WINK, S;i0-A musical folk hale, with Clit.
ton fadiman as narrator, Baritone Conrad Thi-
bauli and lyn Nuusys Chorus.