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HELP MEN (Cont. J

AUTO MECHANICS, first class, Ford ex.
paa hodays
sse shle Asysasas appis Service nansssr. FRANK
SNAIL, aM IA Jr.. NC 2l5 Pa. ave. Sc. hnd-
AUTO MECHANICS; salary and bonus
appropriately S4o0 monthly; ,51a-day
sfoap insuranee ava a1alaSle % ob
in modern well-euuipped shop. OLMSTEAD
MoToT. CO.. Arlington. Va. cH, 400.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC - Ford dealer
requires .t,'e. services OF, an experienced
Ford mechanic. We pay the maximum rate
with time and half over 40 hours; tull
deal deal permanent e t position with a h-day
veek; life insurance hospitalizat1l99nr 19r1 anq 90
MOTOR CO, 9Th and u. Y. ave. NV. IA
AUTO MECHANIC-We want an expert,
ts Tqsns p1Nns Doare ana p Of ser the
as dssss ssss 81 5flazl sa 1Pk
1921 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring. -15
AUTOMOBILE PARTS MAN to take com
perience in automobile parts dept: good
proposition for right man. Apply in per-
s8n to Mf desea $50
Hampden lane. Bethesda ID, Md. Ia
AUTO PARTS MANAGERS assistant - We
have an opening as assistant parts man
man; must know Chevrolet parts and be
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AuTo PARTS MAN-we have an opening
for an experienced Chevrolet parts man:
an opportunity for rapid advancement to
ADDISON CHEVROLET. 1872 14th St. Nv.
AUTO RADIO MAN-Attractive PROPOSE
ton open. for experienced man who can
repair and install automobile radios: best
working sonditi9ns nfft s
Prince st. Alexandria -16
BAKERS, fairly experienced: no Sundays,
daywork; high salary paid to right men.
Apply s1f Pa: ave. NV. Ia
BAKER, reliable white man with exDeri-
ence on bread and rolls; must be able TO
work nights; good pay and excellent
working conditions Apply personnel office,
HOTEL STATLER, 18th and sts ".
BANK CLERK-Young. man to learn the
banking business. salary commensurate
BaaK Bs ae's 81 AgbsyL Kvsre 4srsen
BARBER WANTED, $50 week guarantee,
short hours. no license: all work 81.
BEEF iSE1s BosERs, sxpsr .a' Apply yo;s I < Far
BooKRINDERs. experienced forwarders.
GEO. A. sIMoNDs & CO.. 1850 Taylor st.
n W ~
BOoKKEEPER AND TYPIsT, prefer one
with experience in operating bookkeeping
machine: must be thoroughly experienced
in real estate and construction accounting;
good salary to start. steady position with
chance for advancement and future. State
qualifications Box 18s-E. Star. ID
BOOKKEEPER, exper.. dble entry. be able
q ply SCOTT pscoTT JEWELERS.. INV Iass s1s 81 nw-is
BOY, white, ~ to 20. to work in book,
bindery. permanent job. WM- NORWOOD
CO. 9l3 18th St NV.
BOYS, 1G and ever, with bicycles. Appiy
WESTERN UNION. 1917 New York ave-
NV
BOY. coiored. to assist In store. position
with future. Must be high school grad
Euate and possess mechanical ability.
BERGER'S. 3412 14th st. NV -16
BRAZILIAN. wanted BIZ gentleman with
basic knowledge Portuguese, to aid in
iuency, rsading,. congregation few ls. hours
man TO build wall:
snbcontract. See MR.. JACKSON. AIS
Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Nd lis
BRICKLAYERs, top wages, good working
conditions, long construction Job. only
experienced mechanics need apply. SA-
VANNAH GARDENS CO.. I0I0I Ga. ave-,
Silver Spring. Nd. or phone SH- 1928 be-
fore pm. LU. sss2 after pm 20
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accounts for every figure and de-
sign on the plate, and also has
some asides on Chinese politics.
According to Mr.. Robert Elder, of
the ethnology division of the Smith
sonian Institution, the story is as
sumed by most to be an authentic
Chinese folk tale. Taking a COM
mercial view of it, some persons
have implied that 1t might have
been invented in England. How
ever, its authenticity has been gen.
orally accepted; in line with this,
the story is supposed to have been
hand-painted on porcelain by the
Chinese.
The design you see on the willow
ware plate is made by a process
known as transfer printing. This
process was originated by John Sad
Ter, in Liverpool, England, in 1756.
In 1880, the willow ware pattern
made its bow, with the design in
blue and cream. This pattern is one
of the most popular patterns in
transfer-printed china, incidentally
and always has been. Early willow
ware pieces would be very valuable.
The story of the young lovers was
used as an engraving pattern by
Thomas Mention, in the Spode fac
tory at Stoke-on-Kent, in Stafford
Evening star., 1947-05-14
Summer
Schedule

Thirty-eight subjects win be
offered by the YWCA when its
summer school opens June .. In
formality keyed to the tempo Of
sultW summer days-Will be the
keynote Of the classes. which will
run until July 81.
Oil painting and water color
taught by well-knoWn Washing
ton artists and photography
classes win be available. Interior
decoration classes viii high light
color. design and fabrics. Budget
ing time, money and activities
and tips on entertaining viii be
stressed In the home manage
ment. course.
For the linguist there are
classes In French, German, Rus
sian and. Spanish, With native
teachers. ThereIl also be class
In English for foreigners. Music
(including tips on music for the
preschool child, public speaking
and q drama workshop are part
Of the curriculum. Short story
writing, writing for magazines
and learning to write winning
slogans and limericks tcontest
writing) will be taught.
Courses in personality. beauty,
mental hygiene and techniques
of hostesSing and receptionist
work are designed to aid in
happy and satisfying living. And,
winding up the curriculum,
there's a chance for the business
girl to brush up on her tipping,
bookkeeping, shorthand, English
and business letter writing.
Beginners and advanced stu.
de1ts Of the various fields will
6courses suited to their needs.
Further information may be Sc
cured by calling the YWCA,
Metropolitan 2100. -B. M.
Evening star., 1947-05-14

color charts made in several differ
ent styles and formats. Each direc-
tory contains actual paint swatehes
or cards of "a thousand" diff
ferent colors. Then each set of
cards has a small sample of the
colors arranged for easy matching.
On the back of each chip is the
code number or formula by which
that color is made. The paint is
ordered by the formula and drawn
from the machine in a prescription
mix and is available in few min
utes. In the past you have been
forced to work with stock colors or
experiment with mixing white paint
and oil colors. This is still all right
for routine jobs, but this new setup
makes it possible for you to obtain
the exact shade no matter how odd
it may be. 1t is new line and
service in our city although New
York, Chicago, Detroit and Pitts
burgh have been enjoying it for
several months. We would say it
is well worth looking into the next
Evening star., 1947-05-14
Shop Talk '-New Paint Bar Opens

pitchers, gallery trays and Candida
bras with their cleaning finish are
also among the collection.
This store is also noted for their
supply of copper and brass articles
Today they have a large shipment
of watering cans made of the above
and the prices are comparatively
inexpensive. Now that gardening
time is here we thought our readers
might be interested in knowing OF
the stock. Sun dials and weather
vanes of varying styles and sizes
are also of timely interest and this
shop has excellent ones to choose
from.
For cleaning silver, silver plate
brass and copper there is a metal
polish made by this local store. II
has been on the market since 1878
It is said to be noninfammable and
was especially made for plated silver
and brass ware. Apply with soft
cloth and polish Immediately. Take
a small spot at a time and do not
allow polish to dry,
Evening star., 1947-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started.
Sert part time; tax returns prepared.
ta.ements, audits: reasonable OR. 2074.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80. 40 gal
automatic: no cash needed. smal monthly
GAS HEATING B0ILERs and hot-water
heating plants; no cash needed. small
b a. STANSBUHy. Ii 1929
EXPERT WATCH kEPAIRING-Five-da
ssryies ~ TorE slecsEoTntSSlly aRTHa1 sfssksd
I ~ WiLI i T. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts made by any other than myself
PAUL DAWSON. 1888 18th ST. NV.
wash. D c. Ia
6-PIECE BAND for parties and dances
Starting May 81. Write P. o. 212, Benz
Franklin Sta. Washington 4. D. C. go
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House, Woman,s Page, The
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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,ceH
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HELP MEN.

BRICKLAYERS, top wages; large lob II
sso 6 o a West rd deSs and yuma ss
CO. or call SH. 1850 for directions TO othel
BaRIcKLAYER. aIsIi colored, inside Job. S.: :5G
fBRICKLAYERs fdR for the Construction Of &c
houses, Silver Spring area. Call sH. 1888
BRIicKLaYERs B sicix wanted. s24 day. W.
cail esais kA. M $3.50 @ OF OF uN. IN ossa. Weekday
sUs.oT neat saas2 aass h9gss hspr
Steady Ste worker e and able to handle high
class Grade. Apply Dawes MARKET,
BnTChER, ftE experienced, MoNTGoMERY
HILLS MARKET, 1903 Seminary rd.. Silver
Spring, Md, SH. 324n lie
BUTCHER, experienced meat man we have
an excellent meat business, with fine class
we need a clean personable. nondrinking
meat man. Apply after pm. 13S You
1aas navy s'sass YD aRs s1gfzsness 81 Sc
BUTCHER, white, experienced, sober and
work, early hours. 5-day week, good start; ar,;
lng salary ssss PAID hG.idays ard meals Gan
sSss f.; fzSs sa
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aeeeptable: Apply in' in person. @ LANg woop-
SaaPksffRs GHaK fp se sxpersnesa si aand
hour: geTmansnt work. Phone dE. 7a4e;
exKpES4Ek.FoREMAs ezfs SA Ss working foreman. fns
and experience. BOX 182-D. Star. I'D
CARPENTERS hishest ogg wages paid. Con-
CARPENTERS t2,. experienced in repair
stsady wo4l WsR Wsffs Ms s2I seaf Rz s
.c.KrEsrERs, ?: steady work. top " wages
Tor Al carpenters with car or pickup:
cARPENTERs for large housing project,
81 S21z per hour. Apply immediately. Co
cARsPPENTERs, experienced in new con-
struction. Phone DU. S193; ewes. IJN.
sssa z1ss to sssa a sREsEs at
sahfRsrERs sih hRs fRsssoa .r ass Wheeler
eo sas;.sss.s sssss, ssrs
caRPfESTERs. CARP s1n = :; ste steady work. top wages
e5 AL ana manshanse sth ssr m mPsae
6 pm, at 1905 7 st. NV. o15
CARPENTERS {2). 1st-class men; 81 hr..
long Job. Call Ii. 0248 for appt. -14
CARPENTERS, rough and trim men, long
Job. Apply at site on Sargent I'd. between
ezERRFfNTrRs VWaN1Kb tr GoRn and roase
men; 120 houses years. work: 81 l.S0
per hour. Apply N. Capitol and Tucker
Eas9era as' az e sastssasa s1a
job. MORRIS PoLLIN & SONS, INC.
cARPENTERs, steady Job. small house
construction. Apply ready to work, In
wood 81: and Parkway. chevfrly. Nd 10
Tim and framing. Call after I'm.
pay pay Cal WADE a asRaaIadER, AN sfs Rit-
tenhouse ST. NV. GE 1875, --l6
dependable; tor. wages, excellent vorkins
Rhode Island ave. ne. lib
CASHIER permanent position: 6-day, 40
/ .hr week. daywork: opportunity Tor ad-
vancement in national company. salary,
S43: experience not necessary but helpful
Reply In your own handwriting. statins
age, experience. education, marital status
and other details. Box 263-D. Star. I'D
Evening star., 1947-05-14
A Legend of Love on a Plate
Bv Betty Miles

Long, long before sleepy Hollow
heard about the headless horseman,
in q land of legend and culture and
corruption they were telling the
story of a girl named Koong Shee
and a boy named Chang.
And this is the story they told:
THE LEGEND ON THE PLATE.
Ny willow ware plate has . story,
ae@ G.. .ns d n tSs S.s Tea. and tn.
and the little brown man with the queue;
enters mt inas inso tSs fs.s serving
On Il. I'd "a China eep p.ts e 'hs From sshs hs
koens shee was q msndarin's daushter.
For surely her fathers accountant
Misht never wed Koong. Shee.
30 Chang no,,ns was expelled from the com
And pretty KoonE shee was imprisoned
In little blue house by q Lake.
It was time that his .daughter should wed,
And the sroom-of his choosing would
That silly romance from her head:
For Years had great artists been stitching
In symbols the dress she would wear,
ss Hss ssod Ids e S SCARLET soa Ia v.nss .sns chair
He was busily plotting and planning,
When mesase was brought him one
Young Chang has invaded the palace
And taken his sweetheart away
They were sbsm. aysr the bridge when he saw
They were passing the big willow tree
And a boat at the edge Of the water
Stood waiting for Chang and Rooms Shee.
The furious mandarin followed.
And the groom, with revenge in his eyes.
And Travelled away with the prize. ~
When snss yenssanee nc pursJed e their shelter
4 pair Of doves. winsins away.
And they new toward the Western Heaven
or Or 50 % says the famous nous old Old legend
From the land Of the Yangtze-kianE.
I xoSldn't be one one 70 deny 1t
Forever efs flying together
Across my old willow ware plate!
There are other versions Of the old
Chinese story. A second poem and
two prose versions are slightly diff
ferent. with details and even epi-
sodes at odds. But the basic theme
of the folk tale is carried through
them all.
A Mr.. John c. Keffer. Northern
editor stationed at Montgomery
Alabama. during President Grants
administration, set down one ac-
count of the story. His friend, a
Mr.. Warren James Brodie, published
1t many years later.
According to MIR. Keffer, the will
low tree plays q part in reuniting
the lovers, since Koong Shee looks
for Chang to rescue her when the
willow blossom droops upon the
bough." The figures on the bridge
are Koong Shee and Chang, pur-
sued by the mandarin.
Mr.. Keffer's version also state.
that Chang and Koong Shee marry
raise q family, and Chang become!
q successful author-which is hi.
undoing. The unhappy duke 9TH,
bridegroom chosen by the man.
darin) learns of Chang's where.
abouts through the reputation Of hi,
book, pursues him, and Chang i,
killed. Koong Shee sets IRE to he,
apartment. The kind gods in pit,
transform Chang and Koong She,
into doves, emblems Of oonstancy
xnis particular version, incidentally
Evening star., 1947-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES lcont.l J

CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOCIATION of
Washington Metropolitan Area meeting
s:15 tonight at 1857 Mass. ave; NV.
speaker. All parents and friends invited.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
ers of The American Fire Insurance Co.
of b. C. for the election of nine 90. di-
rectors for the ensuing year, will be held
at the Office Of the company, No. Bill .7th
st. nv: WASHINGTON: D. G, on Thursday
will be open from IL am. to 1 pm.
STOCKTON M. HOTTIE. secretary.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts made by any other than myself
E. 3. FREY. Jr., 400 Barton St., Arl-
ington, Va TO-
Evening star., 1947-05-14

time you plan a session with the
paint brush!
Whether the article be old or
something new, be sure to pay visit
to an old Washington metal firm.
Beautiful old heirlooms can be re-
stored by proper refnishing and
polishing, then lacquered to stay
bright. This establishment is noted
for it's workmanship on ESTATE
pieces" that in their refinished
state are really elegant. They re-
Gently received a shipment from
England of reproductions of Shelf
field and sterling that includes
everything from toast rack up to
fve-piece tea sets. These are SO
beautiful they are breath taking,
and include more pieces and are
much larger in size and design than
our modern patterns. Among the
patterns available are Georgian,
Chastworth and Fluted Georgian.
The same design may be obtained
in sterling and silver plate. Water
Evening star., 1947-05-14

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tnnewth elf futode the o+e two md S2 need
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spoons beef suet or other shortening
Remove onto plate until gravy is
made. Add to fat In pan u cup
-four and brown well. Gradually add
III to 2 cups water, stirring until
smooth. Return rolls to gravy and
add bay leaf. Simmer III hours
Season lightly as salt from rolls will
cook out into gravy. I buy the
larger cuts Of roast because it offers
greater variety of dishes. This
originally was made from round
steak and using pork tenderloins in
stead Of bacon, but the high prices
Of such cuts have brought it down
to my level and we find them still
gratifying.
RED DEVILS FOOD CAKE;
LEMON PIE.
from Mrs. A. A. r., Washington.
One-half cup shortening, IL cups
sugar, 2 eggs beaten, 4 tablespoons
cocoa, teaspoon red liquid vege-
table coloring, tablespoons hot
coffee, 1A cups flour, teaspoon
salt, / teaspoon soda, / cup sour
milk, teaspoon vanilla. Cream
shortening, add sugar, cream until
fluffy. Blend in beaten eggs. Mix
cocoa, coloring and hot coffee. Blend
into creamed mixture Immediately
Sift -four, salt and soda together;
add to creamed mixture alternately
with sour milk, beating well. Add
vanilla. Eight-inch tube pan.
inches deep, bake SIS to so minutes
Square pan, 10 minutes. Layer pan
40 to As minutes. Bake in 350-degree
oven. This cake Is really red
devils food and will remain quite
fresh for some time.
Lemon Pie without cornstarch or
flour. Three-fourths cup sugar, "a
teaspoon salt, " cup lemon juice,
teaspoon grated lemon peel, "a
cup water, 2 eggs, beaten whole.
Combine all ingredients, beat 10
minutes (very importantly. Bake in
unbaked s-inch pie shell 20 minutes
in hot oven (425 degrees) then 10
minutes in slow oven (250 degrees)
I find this recipe makes too skimpy
a pie for my taste so I double the
recipe for an 8 or inch pie shell.
This pie is of sufficient richness
not to require a meringue unless
you really have a sweet tooth.
Thanks for a really good Readers
Clearing House but let us not have
81 much stuff like the "cole-cold-
slaw" quibble.
(Fron Mrs. A. M. E.. Takonla Park. J
Mahogany Cake: Perhaps this
Is the recipe you want for Devils
Food Cake that is red and moist.
Two cups sugar, n cup cocoa, tea
spoon soda, u cup shortening, 2
eggs, l cup sour milk, 2 cups flour.
Mix in order given beating very
thoroughly. Then add l cup of
boiling water and teaspoon vanilla,
mixing well. Bake in a slow oven
$50 degrees for about As minutes.
This is my favorite cake recipe,
both because 1t is always successful
and because it is so easy taking only
one mixture.
X X \
Evening star., 1947-05-14

The perfect addition to
your lingerie trousseou. Ma
deiro embroidery trims the
bodice and the hemline and
shoulder strops. The slip
comes in q number Of colors.
and is made of soft royon
crepe. Available locally and
priced so that it makes it.
self doubIy attractive.
Evening star., 1947-05-14
HWhatS Coobiil'
THURSDAY.
Jeltfed ConSoMme
Chicken-F Ste
Baby Beets
Baked Potatoes
Baked Bananas
Date Pudding
Baked BananaS

Peel bananas Use whole into halves quarters Arrange
shallow baking dish Brush with melted butter and sprinkle with
salt Bake in moderate 3 degrees F1 until
Allow Ia to IS minutes for whole crowe halves Allow
to u minutes for quarters enghw halves Serve very
hot by "W"
Evening star., 1947-05-14
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TEXAS chill.

from Mrs. c. q. r., Cherry Chase
Texes Chill (servss six hungry
people). Two pounds ground beef,
u pound ground beef suet. Crumble
beef and suet into IN quarts cold
water, seeing that all Jumps are
broken up into fine pieces. Cook
slowly 80 minutes, then add or
large onions chopped fine, No. 2
can tomato Juice Tor No. 2 canned
tomatoes, chopped fine), ! table,
spoon salt, " teaspoon black pepper,
red pepper to taste (cayenne), chill
powder to taste, / tablespoon ground
sweet pepper, or paprika, 2 teaspoons
celery seed, / teaspoon, thyme, /
tablespoon comena seed. Stir well
and cook slowly 3 to 4 hours.
Meat and seasonings boil down and
more liquid and seasoning to taste
should be added.
While meat Is cooking, cook 2
cups chilli beans (not kidney beans)
or pinto beans well done; season
with salt.
In serving, place beans In bottom
Of dish (cream soup dish serves
excellently for chilli and ladle meat
sauce over it.
Serve salted crackers. rye bread
tossed green salad and a fruit des-
sert with coffee.
BUTTER SPONGE CAKE?
From Mrs. H. H. G., Arlington.)
II some one could send In q good
recipe for a Butter Sponge Cake
1t would be appreciated.
PAIN D'EPIcE"2
from Mrs. M. L. Washington
I would appreciate receiving q
good recipe for real French pain
d'epice." Perhaps some member ol
the French colony in Washington
could submit q good recipe. Kindly
don't confuse this recipe with gin
gerbread!
ChEhM 1k1lL
STIFTENING VEIL.
from Mrs. G. G., Was1ington.)
What does cream of tartar do in
cooking? As I see 50 many recipes
where vt is used, but have never
used any. Is 1t the kind you take
rs a medicine or is there a special
kind for cooking?
When pressing \ hat veil, lay
. piece of wax paper on veil
wax side down and iron over paper,
remove wax paper and you have a
nice smooth, stiff veil.
Many thanks for all I've learned
reading Clearing House.
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SOAP?
RECIPE.
From Mrs. J. B., Siluer Spring)
Recently had a chance to try
the recipe for Marie Browning soap,
submitted by E. R., washington. I
belive I followed the directions care
fully, but something happened and
the mixture curdled, all the fat
came to the top. I then used part
Of another recipe and reheated on
top OF stove. After stirring of and
on for more than an hour became
discouraged and left 1t alone. This
finally hardened to a certain degree
but Is still fatty and cannot be used.
VIII some one please tell me where
left the track and If I can pos
sibly salvage this poor experiment? !?
At present I feel this my just punish
ment for depriving the fat salvage.
In return some readers may like
to try these "Roll-em-ups" q fa-
vorite recipe. Cut slices from an 9
to 10 pound chuch roast about size
of hand " Inch thick or less, allow
ing 2 per person. Season with salt
and pepper, lay half strip bacon
on each slice. Chop together one
large or medium size onions and
s to 8 sprigs parsley. Allow about
tablespoon for each roll. Place on
top bacon, then roll beef like
jelly roll, using tooth picks to hold
together, roll each In flour and
Evening star., 1947-05-14


shire, in 1882. The willow ware pat
tern, and many other transfer print
ed patterns are still being produced
by Copeland & Sons, successors to
the Spode factory.
The design you see on the willow
ware plate was first engraved on a
copper plate. The plate is linked, a
specially prepared tissue paper is
pressed on it, and the imprint of the
design appears on the tissue paper
This paper pattern is pressed on the
china. "a delicate process, it is still
being done by handy After stand
ing several hours, the plate is dipped
in cold water, the paper removed
and the story of the lovers appears
on the plate.
Evening star., 1947-05-14

Editors Note. The 1Dillo,1 mare
story appears as the result OF a
suggestion By Mrs. J. r. Med. OF
Washington, 1oho also supplied
the Uersion tritten BY the AID
ban,a editor. The poem tDds
supplied By Miss L. B. H., Wash
ington. Tpo other uersioraS. con-
tributed By Miss M. y. W., Wash
ington, and Mrs. j. C. B., Arling-
ton, ,Dill appear In the Readers
Clearing House ,ohen space
permits.
Evening star., 1947-05-14

TAKING BABY ON TRIP?
from Mrs. c. r. L., Washington. J
Can any of you readers help me
out? I would like to take my small
daughter to Florida the last Of May.
We plan to go by car and I have no
idea how to make arrangements for
Evening star., 1947-05-14

time you plan a session with the
paint brush!
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