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Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
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3n0iouopoIis = Cine o~naebenoe
Bilegerin muroe bon einem mn.
iteri0ien anQreifer, Ser lie in
eincm @eneiuugsbeim oes Sornes
@bitcom6 Gilep Iemoridl Soipi-
tai iibcriiel, ermoroet. Cine an
0ere pGrOe berlett,
0ds 0pier par Sri. alberta
Green, 20, Mt. Carmel, 81. sic
m.tr0e oui einen Rorri0or. nur
meniae SUB uon orei I6Iafenoen
Rin0ern entfernt, melfe gatien-
ten uarer, ourd Sdldge olif Den
aopi getotet.
Sic nerlebte 8ilegerin fuar SRI.
BETH Goeroeer, 20, indianapolis.
Sie beridtete Ser 8oli5ei, Dab iie
Sen 2lHgreifer, ser Tie pon bin
ten iAlug, nidt geie6en bat.
Sine angeftetlte, Sri. O0ella ar.
fen erfldrte, oaB iie S6reie Dor
te unO einen Monn nod einem
9lils8ang lanfen iob. Gieier Weonn
bate, mie lie iagte, elm meiBes
Gaiheatuh nm iein @eIidt ge-
bunoel. ST trug einen blauen
Slpenter uno bruunen Sut, mar
ftlna Fiinf SUB, ie6s 3oll groB
uit0 mog mad Sri. allens Qn.
ga6e u%ngefGbr 1875 9fun0.
Der @1oro muroe oirf Dem
Campus oes @eOi5inii9en Gen.
trunls ser %llniueriitdt BON SnOi-
ana begangerL gu Dem oas Migleg
9oipital fiir Oerfriippelte ainoer
gebort.
Sri. Green itarb weniger oIs
8luei Stunoen mad benz angriff
I'M &obert Gong &oipitaI. Sri.
Soer0een mar belpuBtlos, ais tie
naf Dem gleiden Solpita[ ge.
bradt wurOe. Aer6te ingten ie-
oof, Dab Tie interchangeable tper-
Den miro. Sic wuroe 8iemlid
ldper an aopf oerlest.
Sic Boli3ei 9Ioubt, oaB Der
Nf6roer ieine Spfer NIT einem
ben er mitno6m, ais
er fliidtete, gei9lngen bat. Gin
fleines Stiif 9inoe puroe auf
Dem &orrioorfuB6oOen %gefunoen.
Gie beiOen Bilegerinnen taten
8ur 3eit Oes angriffs ouf Dem
6ouptflur oes @eneiungsbeims
SRI. Speroeer, Godter zines
@eiitliden in indianapolis, berid-
tete, 0aB Tie in Der 8orballe elm
@er1uih borte. Sic manote fif
I'M unO iab Sri. Green auf benz
oeS Gorri0ors liegen.
sd glaubte, onB iie if Ohm
maht geiallen mar" iagte lie. sd
lief bin, I'M ibr 81 belfen. Als
id mid iiber lie beugte, nm iie
auf5ubeben, iab id 8Iut ibr Sc
lidt binunterlaufen. Damn iflug
mir nuf ben Ropf. Dus
allies moran i6 mid erin
pern fam"
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20

oeren 3onen 5i einem beiieren
arbeitsousgleih fommt.
@inen onoereu 6oftor mag Oie
Ioaenannte ,,2rnuf6eits unO I'M
roit 9emilligung" 6iloeL Die Sc
neral GIarf uom Rriegs0epartnlent
ermarten ioll. Gle 9eieblS9uber
Der Observation-Disclosures f0nnen
Inn cine iolde Bepilligtng elm
fommeM lpenn iie ser gniidt
iiuO, Dab ourd @unqer mo In
raft Die Si6erbeit ibrer 8rup.
pen III @eiabr fonmcn f6nute.
Qie geamten ertldrten inOeiieu,
DAB Is ihIiaBlib uotpcnOig luer-
sen miirOe, Ocn 9onareB nm eli
ne auleibe BON $t00,000,000 iiir
Oelterrei6 81 rriufen, neil ionIt
Oas @eI0 Hidt bcidafit meroen
fGnne.
Sod ser GrflGruna ser ga.
omten ntuB Oas &e6obilitiergm0S.
proBrnmm in Alariif geaonlmen
merOen, menn SatrrreiG ben 8or.
lprung ieiner 6itIiden Ro6barn
einbolen ioll. Gel Die SIlie nidt
groB Qenllg, Inn i'm naditen Sabr
Oie Grboluna 3t errei6en, oann
mo9en iih Die 9ereinigten Staa-
ten ge5pungen leben oui Sabre
6iialts bcoeutenO mebr ais $3.50
100000 iiir Silisaftionen in Otter
reid als5ugeben.
Sci ieincr anfmnit crfIartc
@eneral Glorf, 0aB er Dor alien
audi Die Neparationsilage oisfu-
tieren polle. Gr iagte, DUB Die
&uiien I'M Often 0es 9anoes 0iait
allies melnebmeL mas lie ais
oeiitide 8eitdn0e be3eihnen unO
ais &cpnratioHen beanipruden."
Die geomten ser G%e9ierung
MAIDEN iih idmere Sorgeu iiber
0ieie ruiiiihe &eparationspoIitif,
0ie bei ooIlitdnOiger 0urdiii6run9
nod ibrer glniiAt oie @rbolung
Ssiterreids alli Sabre birolts I'M.
mogiid MAIDEN piirOe.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
Mraber 9egen
Giniuon0erung

Qon6on = Sic 8ertreter Der ara-
Der ~erfl1rten in Ser 8nIGItina=&on=
feren3, Dab lie einmiitig auf einem
nnabbdngigen 8al0itinoitaut unO dlf
Der llnterbinoung Der iiioiiden Gin
m%anoerung 6eiteben.
Nus eSerulalem traf in0eiien Die
Meloung elm, oaB einige @raberfHb-
rer ole 20iung oes 9ro6lenis oaril
ieben, Dab Ben 3ioniiten elm 8eiI
9oIditinns iiberlaiien uno Der &eit
ouf Sronsior0anien, Srac uno SDri-
en- berteilt miro, nber Die bieligen
8ertreter Der Iraber baben iib emit
idieoen gegen oieien Blan alsge-
iproden.
8remier attlee fonterierte nit
Dem MuBenminiiter grneIt Bepin mo
Dem aolonioIminiiter George Sal.
@eoin oiirfte am Montag 3u ser
Gppolition Der Arober auf Der Som
feren3 SteIlling nebmen.
Gle Bertreter Ser Mrober tperoen
morgen 5uinmmentreten, Inn ibr
@rogrnmm aus5uarbeiten, Dos bann
Der aonferen8 formea u~nterbreitet
1per0en lou.
Gin arabii9er 8ertreter erfldrte,
0ab oieier @egenpori6lag folgen0e
Goroerungen entbnIten miro: Die @r-
ridtung zines ungeteilten, unabban-
gigen Staotes Bolaitinn; Die 0ertDer-
fung ieoer Eeilung, oie auf ole 8il-
Dung zines Suoenltaates binauslau-
fen miiroe; oie ~poaitdnoige lnterbin-
oung Ser iiioii1en ginmanoerung
uno oie M6i6ie6nna aaer Sioen Sic
Illegal eingetpanoert iin0.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
Understandings bis
%. oct. Ucrt00t

Safe 5ucceb, 81. y. - Die Gene
raIDerlommlung ser 8ereinigten
Nationen wuroe Big gum %. Of
tober nerto9t, mabren0 RuBlano
neue 8roteite gesen irgenopelfe
We5icbllngef ODER 8er6anOlungpn
nit ser 9egierung JrancoS in
Spanien erbob. @eneraliefret1r
9rpgoe Gle teilte nit, Dab Die
bon MubIuno, China, 6rnnfreid
nno 9elgien in Iaris benntrag-
tie 0ertogung Der @enernlUeriamm-
hlng non Ser Mebrbeit Der 81
MitgIieOeritaaten gebilligt puroe.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
Son.
flift bcfir6tet

Gofe SucceB, q. 3. albnuien
eriihta Oen Siherbeitsrat Der Il. g.,
Iofortige MaBnabmen 81 ergreifen,
0omit elm %bepoffneter &onilift 5ni.
ifen albonien unO @riedenlanO"
permieoen per0e.
9ieIer appeu glIbnuiens mar in
einem EeIegromm entbolten, Oas Der
ol6onii6e arBenminiiter, General
leutnant 4oci Eore, an ben @ene-
raliefretdr ser Il. g., 2rpgOe Gle,
ianOte. Gs truf Elm, ols Der Si-
hqrbeitsrot iih fir cine ongeiette
Sibung 6ereitS ouf @outag Oerto9t
bate, in Ser lid Die HatsmitgIie0er
NIT Der ufroniihen geihuIOigung be.
foiien iollten, Die griediide &egie-
rttne 6eSrobe ben 6rieOen auf benz
8alfon.
Sic Sisuug oes Si1erbeitsrotes
tpuroe auf @riuhen Der omerifani-
iden Delegation beridoben, 90 ser
amerifonii6e geIe9ierte, SeribeI 9.
Sobnion, Ger in ser Sibung ipreden
Iollte, pI0bIi6 erfranft lit.
Albonien beiduIOigte in ieiuem
appeu an Sen Sidarbeitsrut Die grie-
diife &eqierung, lie beobiidtige eli.
men betpaffneten 9onflift berouf6ube.
idworen, Inn SiiOalbanieu 8u be-
ieBpn uno 3l anueftieren, nit Der
8eariinoung, Dab es elm Cell BON
gpirus iei".
Ger aIbaniihe AuBenminiiter err
ludte ben Siderbeitsrut, ,,aae unter
Ser Gbarte perfiigbaren MitteI 8l be-
mtben, I'M ben grie6iiben grooo-
3ierungen ein Gn0e 5u MAIDEN.
Mu6 ione ,,oie Il. 81. bebiIflid fem
Die erregte NtmoSpbdre Su bebeben,
Sic our6 sic @rieHen in oieIem
8eile Ges 8olfan geidaFien poroen
it,"
8aiiinii 9en0ramts, Der griehi-
Ide 8otidafter in @aibington bat
Sem Siderbeitsrat BEL 3nei @elesen-
beiten bereits ueriiHert, 0oB Die
@rer3oorfdIle BON ben albaniern
uno nift BON Sen @rieden inipiriert
moroen leien.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
Mnfla0en
ge9eM &uRIauO

@ien - Der geriht oes Ober-
b~eiebls6o6ers ser Il. Q. Sffupa-
tionsmott in OeIterreid, General
N}arf @. @lorf, fiir Den Wlo.
nat aliguit 1916, Der perOiient-
Iidt porSen lit, itellt cine &eibe
bittere Anflagen gegen HuBldno,
Oas otrd Ieine Sano<ingeu Deter
reid ernitli6 lhGOigt, oar.
General Glorf ielbit lit i'm
Augenblid in @oibington, 100 er
8eiprehungen nit IeitenOen Be
amten OeS Stoots ! unO oes
ariegsoepurtments obb1lt.
3Dei Sunpt 8eihwerOepunfte
mer0en in Oenn 8eritt Oes Il.
9. Generals bebauOelt. @s iinO
Dies Der 8eriuh Ser &uiien, III
re Weaft oes 8etos iiber BON ben
Selterreihern ielbit uerfaBte Sc.
iete nod peiter %nus3uoebnen, uno
Die I6orie Sppoiition, Delhe Die
&uiien Dem 8eItreben ser @iener
Regierung entgegeniesen, gum
i6nelleren @~ieoerouibau oes Qan-
Oes qepilie @irtihaits5peige 5u
Deritoatlihen. AuBeroem men0et
lid ser geriht gegen Die Sort
bauer Oes ruIiilhen B~er6roudes
Don 8etroIeum iiir eigene 3mede,
Dos ben Guellen uon 3ilteroorf,
Ser ein1iuen oIterreidiIhen Oel.
onlnge, entnommen miro.
81 Dem 8erint Ger Sowiet-
gelesungs6eb0r0en. Die 8erftaatli-
dune ser porgeiebenen 8irti6oits-
betriebe ali p~erbinoern, iagt Der
geriht fir Auquit oes Il. e..
Sberitfommanoieren0e m0rtlif:
,BeIonoers mihtig waren Die
Anitrengungen Der &ulien, 0as
acknowledgements, has bon
Der olterrei9iihen Regitrung I'M
Suli angenommen morOen mar, gu
Sail All bringen. Die &uiien DER
iuften oas neue RontrolIabfom-
men ser aIliierten in elmer iol-
den art uno @eiie aus3ulegen,
6aB oaour6 elm groBer Cell Der
8epequngSfreibeit, melhes oieies
a6fommen ser 0Iterreihii6en Re-
qiernng gi6t, mieOer ousgemer5t
miro"
5erner bette i'm RontroIlrot Ser
Mlliierten NubIano oeriudt, Die
Nuslegung Ser 8erfaiiung bon
Seiterrei6 in elmer iolfen @eiie
gu Gnoern, oaB 0aOrrd Oas ruiz
iiide 8eto in be5ug auf sic otter
reihiihe @eiebgebu.lg nod, erfpei.
teri moroen mdre.
@ie melt Sic 8enuBnng oes
grools ser oIterreidii6en 8etro.
Ieumquellen fir eigene 2mede
nidt nur ser eigenen @irtidlaft,
Ionoern aud Sen nnOeren Belet-
8angsmadten iho0et. lit ebenfalls
aus Dem MuguIt geridt oes Sc
nernls Glarf al erieben.
Sier3u Iagt Ser 8erift:
,,&uIiii6e 8~er8oaerung in Ser
Mblieferung Don 0iterreidiihen 8e=
troleumproOuften an Die omerifa-
nii6e 3one bat ihmermiegenOe
geidrGnfungen 6es Motortrans-
portes CUR 6olge gebabt."
0ie II. 9. 8eb0r0en ieien io-
gor Qe3pungen 9emeien, 800 Com
men 8en3in, oie iih in Deter
reid in omerifoniiden SeeresDor-
rdten befonoen, fir sic 3mede
Ger 3ipil6eo0Iferung frei5ugeben,
nm ooour6 einen Malgel, Der
our6 sic 8er5ogerung an ruff
iden %2ieferungen entitan0en NOR,
al beieitigen.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
Sriten 9ebem
sOrnf nah

2onoon Die britii6e gegie-
rung gob befannt, ooB iie ole
in @ngIonO nod ieitgebulteuen
1894 600 oeutihe 9rieaseefangenen
nunmebr in elmer monotlihen Ro.
tie BON $1,000 Mouu beimihiden
peroe.
Gie H~iidlenoung ioIl i'm Sf.
tober beginner. 9isber murOen
ieOen Monat MIR etlpo 5000 Moun
mad GeutihIano 5uriidgeibidt.
Sn ser 8efanntgabe wuroe ats
qefiibrt, DaB GnglonOS @ougel
an @r6eitsfrGften Oofiir oerout-
mortli6 NOR. ooB sic oeutihen
arieesgefongpnen ni6t idon eber
nod Sous 9eididt murOeu. Srs.
6eionoere merOeu lie, beiBt eS,
bel Der 2onoarbeit uno sur Aui-
r1umu1e Der bom6aroierten St1o.
tie gebroubt.
Sci Der 5reiiebung Der oeut.
iden 9riegseefangenen limo Die
Hereinafter Staoten nit 9utem
8eiipiel poron9egongen; Der lette
pom linen bat fiir5lln amerifa
petlalIen. 0ie Spmietunion be-
gam Dor einigen @ohen nit ser
Seimien0rmg beion0ers oiSgeiuf.
fer 1eltIcher 0riedSdefondenen.
Die britiidc Regierung, ipelde
Iih bisber alien 6croerungen ei-
ner Seimienoung Ser oeltifen
arieosgefangenen g~egeni6er taub
geiteIlt bate, muBte iih nun ouh
Dem Crude fiigen, ser bon Der
0effentlidfeit ousgeiibt muroe.
Ser Stein fam ms Hollen 1lrhl
cine giugabe bon mebr oIs 100
4orlomentariern ltn0 nihtpolittlfen
prominenten 8ertretern oes offent-
Iiden 2ebens in england, Oornn-
ter audi airfenleute unO @r3ie.
bern, Sic iih fir cine baloige
SeimIfidung aIler Oeutiden Grieqs-
qefanqenen mo cine MilOerung IT,
res SdidIals erfldrten.
Sb nun oieie Rrieasgefanaenen
aus Ro6iuft ODER 808wiIli9feit
~einbebaIten moroen iino, bIeibe
oobiuQeItellt. gnfiheioeno moren
0ieIe @efiible nift. Gen ausihlog
oob pielmebr Die Sotiode, Dob
0ieie mo0ernen oSflopenor6eiter"
bil[iqe MrbeitsfrGfte oaritellen. Sic
erbalten fiir ibre Nrbeit cine no-
minelle @ntl0bnung non 1 g, ooer
90 Gents pro Gag, m1breno Die
gereinigten Stoaten linen 80
Gents Sen Gag be5oblten. Sic
englii9en Nrbeitgeber auf Dem
Qonoe miiiien aud oie ii6li6en
Qobne 5oblen, 0ie nber an 0nS
britiide S6asamt a6gege6en fper-
ben.
Bon ni1t geringem ginfluB bei
ser plosliden 5innes1noerung mo-
gen politiife @eii6tSpunfte gene
len iein. gransparente, lDelhe IN
ser ruiiilden 8eiasungs8one in
me6reren Stdoten eri9ienen, Der
fiinoeten: ,l4merifa 0erfauft 0eut-
Ite &riegsgefongene an @ngldn-
Der" @s muroe 0amit BON ben
@uiien unter 8erorebung Der Cat
iaAen oui Elm N6fommen 3wi-
ihen England uno ben 8ereinig-
ten Stooten abgelpielt, monafl
sic amerifoner 1912 ettpa 175,-
600 0eutide ariegsgefangene aLeib.
meiIe~ bon Sen @ngl1noern ii6er.
nommen 6atten sic 5uriidgegeben
meroen muBtenL als Die 8erei-
nigten Staoten ibre @eiongenen
entlieBen.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
11SsSelNatcn iUcutcm
3iearcttcn ~idefnmeecIn

Raris Neun5ebn omerifanif6e
Soloaten Die 81 einem oebntdgigen
!lrlan6 in Baris onfomen puroen
an Der 3oqiperre f~eltgebalten uno
Inn 567 &arton8 3i9aretten erIeih-
teri. @ie Elm Sffi5ier auf Dem
6lu8plas beridtete, gaben ole Sol
Oaten gu OnB lie Oie @bii6t gebnbt
bitten, bic 3iaaretten i'm Sdleid-
81 oerfaufen. 3u ben iesi-
gen Breiien wiiroe oie beidlag-
nabmte Menge $4,000 erbra6t ba-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
@uridLaa anr Site

,2iebe gmma." iaate Ser iunge
gbemonn, .,pon oieier Snppe hGtteIt
ou 8wolf Seler ltatt 5uei MAIDEN
lolen."
,iS6medt lie Sir 10 gnt2" freute
lid oie iuilae Srau.
u9as min id niht iagen,~ meinte
Ser @atte, ,,aber es bate better gu
Der Snl5menge gepaBt, nit Der bu
10 perl6penoerii6 umgegangen bit. !"
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20

fonntcn. Die 9eutiden, Die iiber
england abiprongen bGtten a6er
ais Griegsgeiangene angeIeben mer-
Den miiiien mo onber nidt meiter
beidoiIen wer0en oiirien.
CAB DER 2uftfampi i6lieBIi6 ge.
monneu miirOe, tel Dem Mut uno
Der @eididIidfeit Der britiiden
&fiIieger 3u oanfen Oie our6
lire @rioIge ben 4ngriffsgeiit Der
oeuti6en 6lieger breden fonnten,
erfldrte 2orO 0opOing.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
@GseQenmlantel

Sans iiebt oas eritemaI in ieinem
Qeben eihe @d3ene.
,Sdau, Mutti,~ oeigte er, ,6as
Geb trdgt genau 10 einen ManteI
pie 0u.~
Evening star., 1946-07-24
By Dorothy Bihlman

If the equipment for cooking is
available right in your own back
yard, summer can become one long
delightful picnic, with out-of doors
dining bringing the day to perfect
end. Some will say, "Oh, it's too late
this year to build barbecue" but If
you consider one as simple in con-
struction as this one pictured, it can
be built in two week ends. For ma
terials you will require: 100 quarry
tile, size AKA inches; so fire brick,
$50 red brick, Is square feet of flag
stone, 13 bags of cement, u yard of
sand, bags of lime, 2 yards of
gravel. The approximate price for
all of this is $40.
The barbecue will require founda-
ton which goes below the frost line
to keep it from buckling when the
ground freezes. About feet be-
low the surface is usually enough.
Fill this space with cement and
gravel. Inner walls of the barbecue
itself are of fire brick and the outer
walls of ordinary red brick. The
warming oven is Of fagstone paved
with tile and Is supported on half
bricks set crosswise. Be sure you
allow serving spaces which are of
quarry tile set on f1agstone.
Once your barbecue is finished the
necessary equipment for serving out
of-doors may be found in several of
the local stores. There is a wide
assortment both in articles and in
prices.
The attractive shopping bag pic
tured is made by local concern. of
simulated leather. automobile top
material and lined with f1annel-type
fabric. There is convenient pocket
to carry change purse, keys, grocery
list. permit, etc, thus eliminating
the necessity of carrying a handbag
on your tour. In fact, when folded
this bag resembles a pocketbook.
When opened the bag is roon1v
enough to accommodate quite large
supply Of purchases. It Is water
Evening star., 1946-07-24
~ kie#l Sskss


given hy the American Fashion Crit.
lcs for having made an OtitAtandlns
contribution ~ American Fashion.
al presentation AZ the Waldorf 4.
Astoria on july 10 In her collection
oi very weafable clothes tot the
businessvOman ano the college girl
she uses much braid trim for accent
Button down the back dresses are
also featured velyeteen slAeks with
a tOp-mate Of crepe were shown for
at home" enjoyment Another eye
opener In the Potter showing was a
lovely hostess gown with draw
string neck. a drawstring waist and
drawstring sleeves In the pslest OF
blue jerseys. In nearly all OF her
dresses is her belief that well-cut
simple clothes have comfort. That
belief is evident in the cut and the
detailing of her fashions.
On the not-so-young side we have
the theatergoing, dining and dane
ing sophisticate whose clothes must
have that fair of difference-and
yet not be done in a flashy manner
Hattie Carnegie, grande dame of
haute couture, combines beautiful
fabrics with her own original styling
techniques to make those dramatic
clothes. She dips hemlines, uses
Beau Brummel collars which some
of the fashion people have nick
named the sore throat look, "
lengthens the jacket line of her
suits, makes her evening clothes so
feminine that they become worthy
of the highest praise. Her suits,
with quick change from a day
blouse to an evening blouse dec
Grated with jewels, undergo amazing
transformations.
Many of her suits and dresses
have the interchangeable neckline
which is so versatile. Some are
hoods, others are just collars that
have the ability to adapt themselves
to any situation. A forget-me-not
dress in the same shade of blue, is
romantic evening gown that We
must tell you about. 1t is typical
Evening star., 1946-07-24

cafnsHls formal ilk wtds opsf
dee0llelaae Oh the shoulder paln
hleeves, ana Ions straight sklrt are
made oi q dainty lace pattern whlch
IA hand embroidered in silver huRls
beads A real compliment, eettsf and
never o.bs forgotten dfess And for
the second.time bride Hattie Car
negie has designed \ second wedding
dIesS made of antique white n ia
a hand-embroidered Jersey dinner
gown that has dramatic treatment
centered on ia lines The high neck,
long sleeves, and graceful skirt plus
the richness of the embroidered
fabric makes Il perfect for the sec
ond marriage.
New York styles have for many
years been American pscesetters.
This year is no exception. From tho
10 Copeland collection with It's
draped evening clothes and fantail
backs, TO Brunos suits that fea-
tured mellowed Persian shades Of
blue-green, grape, red and brown
1t is the feminine" look that is ap-
parent. Nearly every great de-
signer has called on history to q
greater degree this year than at any
other previous time. Take for ex-
ample, Anna Miller's high "Duse
and the Irene Castle
double pannier drape reminiscent
Of the postwar period of World War
I, and Adele Simpsons inspiration
from the Romansque Empresses for
some of her evening clothes. So it is
easy to see that the good old days.
are playing quite leading role In
this falls collections. And at this
time we think 1t only fair that we
tell you that throughout all of the
showings there has been a lot Of
back talk" going on. Most of it be-
ing done by the designers through
the excellent manipulation Of fabric
in their suits, evening, cocktail, and
street dresses. And to let you in a
little more on the fall fashion scene
this back interest will be very
much in evidence in the millinery
field
Evening star., 1946-07-24
Readers Clearing House

request to the RICH for help in find
ing recipe for a salad dressing
which seems to be combination OF
a good homemade boiled dressing
and mayonnase, but which is a
commercial product put out by a
company in Massachusetts. AS
said in my request of the other day,
have done much experimenting
with salad dressings in an effort to
duplicate this faVorite dressing, since
cannot obtain the original article
in any of the stores. This recipe
sent in by Mrs. K. M. C. is the
nearest approach to what I am try
ing to get and so l wish to thank
her. Several of the other recipes in
the column were very nice, but not
just what I was looking for.
The RCH is grand help, its only
trouble being that it is all too brief.
and missing from the paper on Sat-
llrdaVS
Evening star., 1946-07-24
Final New York Roundup

Tie Founs idea Il very much ln
vogue In the nsw fall eollsctlons
especially ,hoss Of Claire Mccardeil
Glare Potter and of Josef Walker
These designers feature much use oi
Jersey In their collections They use
this invorlte OF the college slrl In
suits, lounRlng clothes, dresses ano
even In evening gowns A great
many of the dresses feature wid,
leather belts and shoulder
bags Of leather as the perfect aCces.
sorry notes. Claire McCardell. fav.
orite designer OF the well-dresSeo
campus girl. this year concentrates
interest on hooded blouseS ano
dresses. Low necklines, high waist
lines, and big. big, full hiplines
and a "scarecrow sleeve"-a full
bloused sleeve with the entire tor
Of the bodice cut In a piece straight
across-her use of stripes. colors
with a muddy" look, are McCardell
notes to write down and make
sure that you do not lose. Her ski
suits called ski shells" made OF
poplin with wool Innings that the
wind and air cannot penetrate will
be Northern college girl favorites, we
are sure. Stockings to match her en-
sembles are another McCardell dream
note which ought to come true when
the fall rolls around.
Gray, the color which has made
the "big time" in the last few years,
is chosen by Josef Walker to be
featured in her collection. Wool
ems predominant this showing. and
her "nightshirt" dresses are belted
with wide leather belts there we &c
again with those wide waist nip
pers-in) and when executed in
lightweight wool can go dining and
dancing. She even let's plaid come
out Of the schoolroom and go on a
date and on to dinner dancing.
Clare Potter's casual classics are
timeless favorites. For this very
same reason and for her unusual
designing of these casual fashions
she was awarded the $1,000 prize
Evening star., 1946-07-24
FILLET OF MACKEREL?
SEWING PROBLEM; COMMENT

From F. NJ. P, ArIington.J
Will some one please tell me how
canned f1llet of mackerel is used?
The label on the can gives no clue
as to preparation. saying packed in
oil, with salt added" Two cans were
given to me recently and I would
like to use the fish, but hesitate at
opening the container until I know
how to prepare the fillets.
Another request: Perhaps some
one who sews can answer this one.
Is there any bias" to cotton or
rayon net such as is used to edge
sleeves and neck of a black dress?
Also, how can this net be stiffened
after cleaning?
. For Mrs. X. NJ. c., Washington:
. The recipe for salad dressing sent
to Mrs. A. M. D., Washington, is de-
licious. The other day I sent in a
Evening star., 1946-07-24

droped lines do" things for
the figure and the wide
shoulders, winged sleeves
underseored by q long
swothe Of dropery make this
fnook q black beouty if there
ever wos one. The RUSTY
toffeto bow caught up on
one side is deliberately de-
signed to catch the moscu-
line eye. -Jone Clark.
Evening star., 1946-07-24

perts. Fruits and vegetables,
chosen just right, washed in
pure artesian water are cooked
the Gerber way by steam.
This holds in vital minerals and
vitamins. Their smooth, fine
texture amounts to puree fine
ness. Another thing, to keep
baby healthy, toys must be safe
to put in his mouth large
enough not to be swallowed.
And always remember to teach
baby good eating habits with
Gerber's Strained Foods.
Evening star., 1946-07-24

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender'S full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star, and as it is
obviously impossible for US to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility for
them.
Betsy Cas,peH
Evening star., 1946-07-24

and leftovers. A few drops make
triumphs of pot roasts, stews,
chops, salads, sauces, gravies.
The list is legion. Test its zest
in leftover macaroni blended
with generous amount of pea
nut butter and a few drops of
Tabasco. Bake. How that great
seasoning brings out flavor!
Evening star., 1946-07-24

coted and "mysterious"
toueh-ond other gold oc-
cents may be added at the
weorer's behest. The droped
skirt is typical of the new
trend for foII.
The little black dress, q
natural for the college girl,
or for the budding career
miss, hos plenty Of chic and
subtIety about it. The softly
Evening star., 1946-07-24
BABY FIRST

DABY's YOUNG MOTHER thinks
- of him first-his health and
happiness. The country over,
sturdy healthy babies have
Gerber's Strained Foods. From