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low and fall il you have good luck.
But If you heat with gas that VIII
turn them yellow.
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THE POBBLE WHO HAS
NO TOES"
From Mrs. r. r., WGshtngton.) .
"T11e Pebble Who Has No Toes,
the poem requested by Mrs. F. w. H.,
Coln1ar Manor, is from 'Laughable
Lyrics: A Fourth Book OF Nonsense,
Poems, Songs, Botany. Music, Etc,
by Edward Lear, who died nearly
so years ago and Is known as the
father of modern nonsense writer's.
In this same book, which in 1910
was included in book of Lear's col
lected works by Little, Brown g. co.
OF Boston, are to be found such
gems as "The Dong With the Lu-
minous Nose" THE Pelican Chorus
and the "Yonghy-Bonghy Be"
these two with their music: Mr..
and Mrs. Discobbolos," and that
gem of gems which might have
served as the model of modern
movie magazines, "The Akond OF
Swat" Here is little OF 1T, Tor
example:
Is he tall or short, or dark or fsir' .,r
The Akond Of swatf
Does he wear q turban. fex, or hatf
Does h he 5 slesg .gs On mattress a 0sd' or .
n"'' VI The Akond Of swat7
Does h. drink small beer from q silver Jug,
Or bowl7 Or q glass? Or cup? or
mug " The Akond of Swat,
Does he like new cream, and hate minee
When ke looks at the syn does he wink
The Akond of swatf
And so on.
Perhaps the best known Of Ed
ward Lear's poems is "The Owl and
the Pussy Cat" This also is to be
found In the collected works men
toned above. But I started this
intending merely to write out "The
Pebble" I really have not the time
for it, but I am giving myself the
treat of reviewing 1t again!
THE PoBBLE WHO HAS NO TOES
tn. rosble 1io Ss has nasneo no toes ss''
Va onfs sSs, :. s.id ss day you may
He replied, Fish fiddle ds-dssr ..,ux
And his Aunt Joblska s mage mag nI1,F nm ormA
For she said. THE World in general
There's AhSss Nothing so good for a Pobble's
The pobble who has no toes, ,n,.,.
We But before ' he set set out he wrapped his nose
In piece of scarlet flannel.
EsT Esp s ens Aqo tn his o1sas aoss Il his nose IS
And it's perfectly known that Pebble S
Ar. sate0proyided he minds his nose"
The PobbIe swan fast and well, 49,
And when boats or ships came @ near him'
se se tinniesil that ali the World Could hear him.
And ali the Sailors and Admirals cried,
When they saw him nearing the further
He has gone to fish, for his Aunt
Rune,bie cst with crimson whiskersr
The shore Of the Bristol Channel.
A sea-green Porpoiss carried away
And when he came to observe his feet.
Formerly gamished with toes SO neat
His face at once became forlorn
On perceiving that all his toes were gone!
And nobody ever knew.
Eron, that dark day TO the present,
whose had taken the Pobble's toes,
In q manner SO far from pleasant.
whether the shrimps or crawf1sh Eray'
or crafty Mermads stole them away,
Nobody knew: and nobody knows
HOW the Pebble was robbed OF MS TWICE
i've toesl
The Pebble who has no toes
was placed in friendly Bark,
And they towed him back, and carried
him up
To his Aunt Jobiska's Park.
And she made him . feast, at his earnest
OF eggs and and buttereups fried with nsh;
And she said. "It's fact the ~hoie ~0f'o
That Pobbles are happier without their
Evening star., 1947-06-11
HOUSEHOLD HINT.

From r. r. c., Washington,)
Would you like an easy way to
clean the stationary tray beneath
the burners on your gas range?
One day when I was cooking
starch it all ran over. After had
finished my wash I came to clean
up the mess. I found that the boil
ing starch had absorbed all the
grease on the tray while 1t cooled.
1t makes that job comparatively
easy.
Do you keep your steel wool pads
In q jar covered with suds7 They
won't rust.
Evening star., 1947-06-11
aHWhatS CooRin' !

THURSDAY.
Stuffed Flank Steak Whipped Potatoes
Broued Tomatoes YeHoD Squash
Fresh Fruit Cup
Stuffed Steak
teaspoon salt
tablespoons lard pepper
Sausage 'stufhng
together along side
hnghve to form rectange piece Spread with stfng Roll as
roll all sides in lard
until
Sausage Suf6ng
VI tablespoons chopped parsley
crumbs u
! poultry seasoning Hot to mosten
hard, about
seasonngs
Aosten slightly BY wi"
Evening star., 1947-06-11
From Mrs. E. A. ~, Ber1oyn.

Yes, there is book on this sub
ject, it is being sent to persons on
request by the Home Service Bu-
reau, Potomac Electric Power Co.,
Tenth and E streets, Washington, 4,
d. c., or call National $500 and ask
for one of their booklets, How to
Get the Most Out of Your Home
Freezer" I just received one and it
is grand
Evening star., 1947-06-11
STAINS ON PORCELAIN;
SMOKED STONE FIREPLACE?

From Mrs. M. L., Arlington-)
| Can any one please tell me how or
what to use to get the rust stain out
of the wash bowl and bath tub and
kitchen sink that some careless peo-
pie have let get ground into them?
1 have tried all the bleaches you can
buy in the chain stores but no luck.
Also what can I use to clean a stone
fireplace that is all smoked up?
! They say help people find place
to live" When we do why dom t
people take. care, of rented property?
know some do, but there are many
! that don't.
Evening star., 1947-06-11
soIIR CREAM CAKE.


from Miss E. G. G., Arlington.)
For Mrs. B. c. S., Riverdale. Here
is a sour cream cake that keeps
moist. One cup sugar, cup sour
cream, III cups flour, n cup chop
ped raisins, eggs, y teaspoon SOFA
il teaspoon cream tartar, l tea
spoon cinnamon, teaspoon cloves
and / pinch salt. Beat egg yolks
light, add sugar gradually, continue
beating until very light. Stir soda
in cream. Add alternately with one
CUP -four to batter. Add spices and
salt. Add cream tartar to balance
of flour, sift into batter. Beat well
Add raisins. Fold in stiffly beaten
egg whites. Bake in creased cake
pan in moderate oven 5 to o min
utes. I like tube cake pan best.
A sour cream dressing Is very
good for cole slaw or lettuce. Also
potato salad. Whip up the amount
of sour cream needed, add vinegar
and bit of lemon juice to suit the
taste. Season with salt, pepper
celery salt or seed, pour over salad
HOME FREEZER.
From Mr.. F. r. w., Wdshington.)
Mrs. F. w. asks for information
on freezing meats and vegetables
for her new home freezer. I think
I can save her one year ol
costly experimentation that I went
through with my home box. Most
important is proper wrapping ano
packaging because humidity is g
vital element. If she will take an
hour and drive down to the frozen
food locker plant at Waldorf she
can watch the whole process oi
cutting, wrapping and freezing ano
learn more in a few minutes than
any book can tell her. She will fnc
that it is better economy to use al
of the limited space in a home
freezer for storage. There is nc
economy in buying meats at retail
prices to freeze, but she can make
her box pay for itself by letting
the locker plant get her a quarter
or side of choice Western meat
direct from the packer at 20 cents
a pound less than retail and cut il
on the electric saw; wrap it ano
blast freeze it better than she car
do it. Moreover, she will not be
endangering everything else in the
box by changing the humidity ano
temperature by inserting a chunk
of warm meat with frozen products
and thus, at best, get slow freeze
And a locker plant can supply hel
containers at wholesale.
Evening star., 1947-06-11
GERANIUMS.

| From Mrs. r. R., Warrenton.)
To Mrs. R. L. c., Falls Church. In
answer to your request on care Of
geraniums. I find if you start new
plants the last of August and bring
in so the September rain does not
Evening star., 1947-06-11
MORE ON SERVICE.

which is a joy to use and most
satisfactory.
Evening star., 1947-06-11
Readers Clearing House

/ fall on them the leaves viii not yell
low and fall il you have good luck.
But If you heat with gas that VIII
turn them yellow.
Evening star., 1947-06-11
YOUTH BED.

from Mrs. NJ. w. p, Mt. Rainier. }
Mrs. B. C. S., Riverdale: We hao
the same trouble. so tried a bed
board. It worked fine Haven't
solved the problem of sheets ano
blankets.
Evening star., 1947-06-11

From Mrs. G. S. p, Washington
am having an afghan made and
would appreciate some helpful sug-
gestions as to an appropriate cro-
cheted pattern that is attractive
and unusual and not difficult to
make.
Evening star., 1947-06-11

COLLECTION MAN, inside, for aggressive
credit iewelry store. Must be experienced.
Good proposition to right party. See MR..
Dublin. 719 18th st. NV. -23
COLLECTOR-SALESM for established
installment route; car nee; excel. opportu-
nifty for right type of man; earnings, SlO0
per wk. and over. Apply ROYAL HOME
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
DEAC0NS WORKOUT
ON CLOSED FIELD
WAKE FORFcr Oo

WAKE FOREST, Oct. g.. Up,
- Wake Forests Demon Dea-
cons, beginning preparations for
saturdays game with North Car
ollna, worked out today behind
locked gates for the first time
this season.
The practice session was devot-
ca to a dummy scrimmage in
winch the Deacon varsity was
drilled on defense against the
Tar Heel running and passing
attack.
Walker indicated that one of
his major problems this week
would be setting up a defense
against North Cardinals back
field combination of Charlie
justice and Walt Pupa. He recall
ed that in last years game,
Justice gained 1879 yards rushing
and that Pupa tossed three touch
down passes.
The Deacon squad was at tor
strength today when first strine
Wlngback Harry Dowda, who was
held out of action against Glen.
son last Saturday, returned tt
practice. Dowda has been NURSING
an ankle injury and still is limp.
ing slightly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07

One-third of the United States
apple crop is now processed, be-
coming either canned, frozen,
dried or made into apple butter,
juice or bland syrup.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
Whiteville Comets To Plav
Major League All-Star Nine

diamond engagement ever play
ed in the county, but will prob
ably be the first sports event
Of any kind ever played here
under the arcs. Another thing
that may entice the fans to
flock to the Comet-Major League
game is the hope of seeing some
of the visiting sluggers pound
a ball out of the Stadium. Al
though it has almost been done
several times, not an cover the
fence" homer has yet been hit
here.
The complete list of the Major
Leaguers known to be coming;
along with their club, home,
and position is listed below:
From the Washington Senators
come - Rae Scarborough,
Pitcher, from Mount Olive, N.
c.; Buddy Lewis, Gastonia; Al
Evans, catcher, Kenly, N. c.
The Chicago White Sox give
Taft Wright, outfielder, of Lum-
berton; Ralph Hodgin, outfield-
err, Greensboro; Rudy York, LIST
base, Georgia; Bob Gillespie,
pitcher, Winston-Salem; the
Pittsburg Pirates furnish Kirby
Higbe, fast-baller, from Column
bia, S. c.; the Giants of New
York are represented by Mickey
Livingston; and from the Boston
Braves will come their short
stop, Broadus Cutler, Of High
Point.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
BY JIGGS POWERS
Star Sports CORRESPONDENT

WHITEVILLE, Oct. 6-Colum-
bjs county sports fans will be
trpated to their first night base
hal. game here on October 18th,
when Buddy Lewis brings his
touring Major League All-Stars
to Memorial Legion Stadium to
nlav the Whiteville Comets.
It Will be the Lewis aggre-
cations second appearance in
wThjteville, they having come
here last fall, downing the locals
IN in a well played contest.
The Comets, winners of the
Eastern State League semi-pro
remnant, will be managed by
Earl Brinkley, Whiteville's pop
,IIar baseball figure. The lanky
BrinkIey will probably play
frst-base as well as run the
heal club, which will be
strongthened by several players
trom other semi-pro teams
aearby.
According to David Nelson,
rbo is in charge of publicity
for the forthcoming event, Lewis
will bring seven of the players
that took part in last years
n here, including Lewis
himself, who plays right-field
for the Washington Senators
Raw Scarborough, Senator pitch
Or. who beat the locals last fall;
Al Evans, Washington catcher;
Taft Wright, Chicago White
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
DUKE BLUE DEVILS
COUNT 8 INJURED
ON THE SIDELINES


DURHAM Oct. 6-P-Duke's
Blue Devils, who have already
had more than their share of
injuries this season but have
won in spite of them, counted
eight on the sidelines here today
as they started preparations for
Saturdays clash with Navy at
Baltimore.
Tailbacks George Clark, How
ard Hartley and Roland Hodges,
tackles Al Derogatis and Louis
Allen, fullbacks Paul Stephens
and Ben Williams and guard Dill
Davis all missed today's short
session.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
INTERESTS MOUNTS
IN MARYLAND TILT

DURHAM, Oct. 6. -tP)- A
greatly increased volume of tick
Of sales for the Duke Maryland
game in Duke Stadium on Octo-
ber IS. and for the Duke-Mis-
souri, home coming game on Nov.
) was reported today by Duke
athletic director Eddie Cameron.
Increased interest in the Mary
land game is attributed to the fact
that the Terrapins, in their first
year under Jim Tatum, former
North Carolina star, are unde-
feated and have shown great
strength in walloping South
Carolina and Delaware in their
two starts this season.
In addition to being the annual
homecoming clash, the Missouri
game is attracting the attention of
fans throughout the East due to
the fact that it will mark Mis-
souris first visit to this section
and it is anticipated that Presi-
dent Harry Truman will see the
battle.
Cameron said that there were
tickets remaining for both con-
tests but advises those who are
planning to attend to get their or
ders in immediately.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07

Sox outfielder; Ralph Hodgin,
another Sox outer gardener;
tommy Byrne, New York Yank-
ee pitcher, who was traded to
Kansas City just before the end
OF the season; and Jim Brown,
ex-Plttsburgh Pirate infielder
now managing Indianapolis in
the American Association.
Probably the most proclaimed
slugger in the squad will be
big Rudy York, who was one
of the heroes of the 1916 World
Series while playing with the
Boston Red Sox.
At first it was not known
whether York would be able to
accompany the All-Stars or not,
but Nelson stated in his letter
from the Senator veteran that
it was verified that the big,
brawny Indian from down
"Gawgia-way" will definitely
be here.
The game is being sponsored,
again this year as last, by the
American Legion Post of White
vile. The funds raised are to
be used toward the completion of
Legion Memorial Stadium, which
is dedicated to the World War
heroes Of Columbus county.
When finished it will be one of
the incest stadiums of it's kind
in Eastern North Carolina.
Quite a crowd is expected to
gather for the contest, which
will be, not only the first night
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07

trip will be made by plane and
automobile. Aides said the hour
OF departure and the LANDING
field for the plane part of tn,
trip had not been selected.
The first steam locomotive to
travel a mile a minute accom-
pllshed the feat between Boston
and Lawrence in 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
BILLY SOUTHWORTH
GIVEN FIVE YEAR
BOSTON CONTRACT

NEW YORK, Oct. 6. -R)- Lou
Perrin, president of the Boston
Braves, announced tonight that
Billy Southworth had been given
a new five-year contract to man
age the National Leaguers at a
salary something in excess of
$250,OOO."
Southworth was working on a
three-year contract but that was
torn up and the new one is eff
fective beginning 1948 and for the
following five years, Perrin said,
adding:
"This is one of the most i'm
portant announcements in the
history of the Boston Braves"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
ROYALL, GRAY TO FLY
TO GOLDSBORO FETE:
INSPECTIONS LISTED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 p
Secretary of the Army Kenneth
{. Royal and Assistnt Secre-
tary Gordon Gray will leave
here by plane Wednesday for
the Goldsboro, NC, Centennial
celebration.
Aides said the itinerary will
include an inspection of the
Bugs Island Flood Control
project in the Roanoke River
basin in Virginia and North
Carollna prior to arrival
IN Goldsboro. The full itinerary
mas not been completed.
The party plans to return to
Washington early Friday. Thu
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
Tigers Display Drive
In Drills For State

CLEMSON Oct. 6. - (P -
The Clemson College Tigers
showed plenty of drive in a
brisk workout today as they
opened preparations for a South
err Conference football encounter
with N. c. State at Raleigh,
Saturday.
Coach Frank Howard moved
thlrd-string tailback Jack Miller
OF Georgetown up to the start
ing fullback spot as regular jim
Reynolds was benched with an
INJURY from the Wake Forest
loss and r%eliefer Billy G.. Rogers
still was out with early season
injuries.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
Feathers Tells Squad
Clemson though Team

RALEIGH, Oct. 6-P-N. C.
State college opened preparations
today for their Saturday night
battle here against the Clemson
Tigers and Coach Beattie Feath-
ers sounded the keynote of the
session when he told his SQUAD
IN a pre-practice meeting "Clem-
son is a major opponent and
probably as tough as any team
we'll meet"
The major portion of the work
out was devoted to setting up a
defense to stop Clemson's pass
ing attack led by tailback Bobby
Gage. Defensive halfbacks got
a lengthy drill on batting down
aerials fired by the Wolfpack
B-squad.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07

A new refrigerator accessory
is an odor-proof, plastic egg con-
tainer. It's designed to hold q
dozen eggs upright.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
Tar Heels Welcome
Cool Weather After
Terrific Texas Heat

CHAPEL HILL, Oct. s. - up
- Inspired by the enthusiastic
ovation given them by the student
body on their return home from
Texas last night, despite their
$40 loss to the Longhorns, Caro-
lina's Tar Heels started out today
to men their fences and make
ready for the Wake Forest
Demon Deacons here Saturday.
They were happy to be greeted
by fairly cool weather, a re-
lief from the terrific Texas heat,
and worked spiritedly in setting
up a defense against undefeated
Wakes single wing back and
smoothing out their own single
wing plays.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07

great allies and friends during
the second world war"
The Social Democratic Party
newspaper Pravo Lidu said the
proclamation would be ga
break in cooperation' between
Socialists and Communists.
Who had agreed recently to CO.
opeprate on industrial and eco
nomic programs in Czech
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07

party paper, said that 'for the
first time since the war the
Communist parties appear on
another political basis than that
of the solidarity of the Slav ma
tons" 1t said the Czech Com
munist party was "clearly join
ing the front against Great Brit
ain and the United States, our
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-07
ASTHM MA

Don't let coughing, sneezlng, choking, re-
curing attacks of Bronchial Asthma ruin
sleep and energy another day without try
ing Mendoco. This great internal medicine
Is tasteless and taken exactly as directed
works thru the blood. thus reaching the
bronchial tubes and lungs. Usually starts
helping nature Immediately to remove
thick, sticky mucus, thus alleviating
coughing nd promoting freer breathing
and more refreshing sleep. Get Menddco
from your druggist today. Money back
guaranteed unless completely satisfied.
Evening star., 1947-05-07
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has fall
teaching positions, $50 q week up. Also
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