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Evening star., 1947-10-23
National Organization
10 Aid Migrant Labor
Planned by Citizens

Delegates to the two-day con-
ference Of the National Citizens
Committee on Migrant Labor
planned today to act on q proposal
for setting up a national organiza-
ton to aid in solving the problem
Of the country's floating" workers
Experts in the field, including
Government oficials, agree that
migrant workers, particularly in
agriculture, pose long range prob
lem that will require further con-
gressional attention.
The conference, which began yes
terday in the National Education
Association headquarters, is to close
this afternoon with an address by
the Rev. william j. Gibbons, asso-
ciate editor of America, q Catholic
weekly.
Objectives Listed,
Besides creating a national Or
ganization, the group plans action
on an emergency program for the
crop year ending next June 80. It
has listed these objectives:
To continue and expand Federal
farm labor camps, many OF which
will be closed January /; to restore
health services to migrant farm
workers, and to formulate a "hu-
name program" for efficient use OF
available labor supply at fair wages
and decent working and living
conditions.
Robert c. Goodwin. director OF
the United States Employment
Evening star., 1947-10-23

DON'T LOSE THIS OPPORTU-
NIFTY. one can Of HEINZ Soup
FREE with every three cans Of
HEINZ Cream Of Tomato Soup
you buy! I've never known Of SO
timely an offer for right now
Is the time to buy soup for stock
ing your winter pantry. So make
extra purchases Of the honey
tasting tomato soup which
HEINZ makes from "Aristocrat"
tomatoes and double-rich cream
.. then get coupon from your
Grocer for every 3rd can pur-
chased. You can swap it in for
any one of twelve varieties of IA
NOUS HEINZ Soups :. at NO
COST! And remember, you can't
possibly have too much HEINZ
Cream of Tomato Soup! It's won
derful for making casserole dish
es, salad dressings, aspics and
many another dish delicious -.
and everybody favors this Queen
Of Soups" as a preface to dinner.
So stock up NOW -. and take
your pick Of any of IL HEINZ
Soups as a FREE gift for every
third can Of HEINZ Cream Of
Tomato Soup. Coupons for this Of
fer are limited at your Grocer's!
Evening star., 1947-10-23

Service, noted yesterday the farm
placement job will be taken ovel
BY the agency January /. With
food goals continuing high and the
labor market. still tight" farm
labor problems next year will be
extremely difncult," he said.
Congress Criticized.
Congress came in for criticism In
address given yesterday. Under
secretary of Labor David Morse de-
clared that. without any question,
1t Is best not to enact laws If they
cannot be administered properly .
Administration falls down, he added
when funds are not available to
carry out legislation.
Howard Whitman, author, Of
New York City suggested that
members Of Congress take trips
through the country to see for them
selves the problems and living con-
ditions of migrant workers.
The Rev. Thomas B. Keehn, lesis-
lative representative Of the national
office of Congregational Christian
Churches. Is temporary chairman
Of the citizens committee. It's spor-
sors include labor, church and farm
leaders.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

SECRET FORMULA for always keeping the cookie a., / "a
lar supplied old fashioned cookies for S
a weep price is right in package DROMEDARY ~
Gingerbread Mix! Takes than Is minutes to .k>
make thrifty package makes 50 call that magc Simply ask
DROMEDARY Gingerbread Mix and with just whsk Of
mix gingery delicious cookies like these
CHOCOLATE ar
1850 F
package of cold Spread in thick
nveu-zre
Ask DROMEDARY Ginger Mix still practically price!
Evening star., 1947-10-23

annual meeting Of the Cooperative
Education Association, Virginia
branch OF the National PTA Con-
gress, will close here this afternoon
with Charles r. Fenwick of Arling-
ton, member of the Executive Com
mittee of the Virginia Council of
Health and Medical Care, giving the
PRINCIPAL address.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

Last night delegates heard Ralph
Mcdonald Of Warrington, chair
man Of world citizenship Of the
Congress Of Parents and Teachers,
declare that I'VE must find the way
to stop Russian aggression without
an atomic war"
I'VE know what the secret of
world understanding is. It is the
Evening star., 1947-10-23
1920: {

YOUR TREASURES Of glass
ware, silver and china "rate" the
very best washing care possible
-. yet you've seldom too much
time to spend on them. Your most
cherished linens, nylons and your
lingerie and fine woolens deserve
good laundering, too but you
want it to be q-u-i-c-k! And
there's where SWERL, the new
scientific suds, is your humble
servant BANISHING grease
completely! That's why =
SWERL bubble bath cuts any
washing time to a minimum!
Dishes dry by themselves for
no greasy Aim is possible and no
grease scum on dishpan or in
sink. Same goes for saving time
and effort in careful, fine laun-
dering J.. for SWERL suds ban
ish greasy content or soil . leav-
ing fabrics fluffy and clean in
short-order rinsing. Get the big,
green package. Low in price. yet
gives you more advantages than
the purest soap can offer!
Evening star., 1947-10-23

Peru Is negotiating for Italian
laborers and farmers to come in as
immirrants,
Evening star., 1947-10-23

simple precept Of the golden rule.
We must learn to see the problem
whole and not simply from our own
point of view" the speaker said.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

It has that "old -timey" honey taste that citifed
ways of living seem to rob Of for its flavor is
the old-fashioned kind that "favors" the dish,
warns the tongue and pampers the digestion!
SNIDERS Old Fashioned Chill Sauce has that
TASTY chunkiness you expect in a good chilli is
spiced with the bounty Of eountrykitchen pantry!
Ask your Grocer for it-unequaled in flavor, color,
texture and quaityl
Evening star., 1947-10-23
HOW LONG HAS 1T
BEEN SINCE YOU
BOUGHT A COFFEE
NAKFRp Perhaps Inn

long to be getting the best out Of
the coffee you use! Check up, and if
you need = new coffee maker, be
sure to buy one that carries the Seal
of Recommendation of the National
Coffee Association. This seal means
the coffee maker has met the mini
mum standards for brewing good
coffee set up by coffee experts. And
here's a friendly from me to thee"
tip-to do its best, q coffee maker
should be filled to capacity, so it's
smart to have two in your home,
one for a few cups at q time and .
larger one for the whole family or
for company! If you haven't coffee
measure, send 10c and the NCA
will send their standard measure.
Write Nancy Sassar, 271 Madison
Ave-, New York.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

Il EVERY HOME NEEDS that "some-
sSt thing sweet" near at hand every
~ hosptabe occasion needs its dish Of
w. high quality candy! And couldn't offer
nv better advice than WILBUR BUDS.
sW~ those bud-shaped candies of high-qual-
ty chocolate, purest vanilla and sugar. Don't even
have cream in them to dilute the fne rich, choco-
late tastiness! So ask your Candy Department for
WILBUR BUDS. keep in candy dishes around
the house . serve always at parties. Makes an
appreciated hostess gift. MUST at Thanks
giving and Christmas time! Comes in a bright red
box for soc at fine Candy Departments, including
woodward g. Lothrop and s. Kann Sons.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
No. INSPIRED HOME
- : MAKERS know that
~ something entirely
~ different" should grace
the dinner table fire.

quently. Reason l urge you to
consider delicious LaCHOY Chi
nese foods! Buy the complete
LaCHOY Chinese Dinner in a
carton that combines a can of
Meatless Chop Suey, a can of
Chow Mein Noodles and a bottle
Of LaCHOY Sauce a dinner
all in one package! Or ask your
Grocer for LaCHOY Bean
Sprouts and LaCHOY Mixed
Vegetables mushrooms, sweet
pepper, and bean sprouts COM
bined) .. then follow the easy
chop suey recipe on the label-or
experiment with your own Chi
nese cookery variations
Evening star., 1947-10-23

IF YOU HAVEN'T BOUGHT your
lNE IL Autumn Harvest" Of rich, favory
EEr sauces yet :. then take tip from
NE me! Put SNIDER'S Old Fashioned
Chill Sauce at the ton Sf yoIlr list
Evening star., 1947-10-23
#Nde<u4Eed Snec<aE
BUY-LINES by Many Sasse1



NEW YORK 23Do
and it's real Golden Rule
Wasn't hot bwlf
mothers should
Cream too for it's packed with and supplies Iron,
Phosphorus Vtamn
Of fixing cooks babyady dgtibi
Enriched 5Minute "Cream Of Wheat
Evening star., 1947-01-14

experience making equally
sound.
evidence Of the Neolhic Age made
bread 10000 This gives home baking h traditional
basis housewife of the Atomic Age figured ought to make
bread least recapure the domestic atmosphere the past
The people who write recipes for bread and rolls evidently re
practice housewives have developed
handling and specific directions unneces-
sary. got along with dough until to let rise
place double bulk" How place, and how
dough? We figured the inside
comparatively left the bowl OF
hours later nothing much had
happened radiator Two hours later the
both Of the radiator
which continued Break
small shape How sma2 Marble golf
settled golf balls which hoped would be
They slowly and
deliberately when finally baked
felt proud and domestic.
evening family ate rolls steadily The middle
-ager came with friend and both ate
rolls morning left The family apparently
The Middle One paid us high comp
ment.
any you're said "these rolls just as good as
the buy"
The night social dongs came
the living wearing her best blue dress and g1vins GU.
unhappy days IN cne
lab We had cleaned the dress and looked @ 1u
which had bought with the dea
freshenng the family wardrobe at minimum cost mao aoe
which yceaning during and after cleaning
Family Provider shifted the air. Anybody around mere
Evening star., 1947-01-14
By EIeni
Fa shion Editor

cue from Fragonard, who immor-
talized this period with his great
paintings. Blotta picks up the pas
toral beauty of the light pastel
colors and sprinkles them through
out his collection. His coats fea-
ture a biblike collar and others a
Shepherds Cloak" scarf idea which
Is really cowl fold in the scarf
of the coat. This may be worn as
hood or as a scarf hanging down
the back of the coat. Evening
Jackets and costumes are truly
Blotta again with their richly en-
hroidered borders. Blotta's suits also
remain the classics they have ever
been.
Patric of Ann Miller adopts a
Remembrance of Things Past"
theme for his collection. Little girl
collars and little waists and young
lines are his contribution to the
fashion scene for spring. For eve
ming he becomes a designing male
and has black appear in a re
nembrance of things past" decade,
when slim, slashed skirts we're pop
ular. His print afternoon dresses
are interesting additions to his con-
ception of the spring idea. Jo Cope
land of Pattulo in her inmitable
manner designs as varied a collec-
ton as any seen this week. Print
afternoon dresses, blouses, bolero
suits, tailored suits and for her
cocktail and evening creations goes
back to the glamorous ziegfeld
period In America and to the days
when the Viennese waltz was the
dance of the day. Her waltz dress
of naauve and cherry net took sc
yards to make up. A sure-fire sign
that L-85 Is dead and buried
thing with American designers.
Those interested in vacation
wardrobes will like the news that
Josef Walker, Tina Lesser and Clare
Potter have designed super items
for them. Josef Walker goes over
Evening star., 1947-01-14
SINGER ely.
5s751Ys''ssN

DEAR MRS cAswEIL. what's to catch hus-
competition Of IN the war; housing
lot the women OF my
age song matrimonial wanowess This pretty fear
and occurs to nae that neao start
on the o. field Is indicated
Therefore, what could do to make myself
some matrmony Also about meet
ing classified magazines from men asking
of them the idea not DO men ks
domestic would they rather have some smooth
with? I'm not bad looking and dance
I'm shakes at cooking could always learn though
you think it is a good dea'-sAILY
First Of AL sally warning taking
on An ad 10 definitely ouI know it done but
hate know indulge in the pasme Such grab
bag be all nine chances out Of 10
are letting yourself when stranger your name and
address privilege acquiring your friendship Plenty OF
just such gonss on and you could very aS
be the innocent them Gross that idea OH your
Meet through other friends or Wnefe you
work. 49,. -. J.. ...,
start by being look at and adequate dancer But
youd better add ability TO be good listener to
the headlines and the comics so tnat you can
not consciously seek you
out because you steakbut little
s the way things today probably to do
cooking anyway will be untold comfort you know how In
and don't have to through the brides biscuits
period
right to study mems tastes in food
when they take out for instance Tea
especially dynamite and whip up arst-ras
tornado forget offering husband con-
with chopped nuts and mayonnae deked
with strips Of pimeno wed lettuce leaf It's taken years
garlic rubbed bowl to erase that
think have to you against goio olegang
dressing insisting restaurants and ngn
get your don't playing them OH against
the other You'll probably end by losing both OF them BE
don't telephone calling them cali youand mean
time leave them alone
Evening star., 1947-01-14
SPECIAL RECIPES.

From Mrs. C. r. K, Was1tington.)
The following recipe is foolproof,
easy and one worth trying.
Brown and White Kisses: Beat 2
egg whites until stiff, gradually beat
in u cup granuiated sugar. Fold
in q cup semi-sweet chocolate bits
or pieces, and 1 teaspoonful vanilla
havoring. Drop by rounded tea
Ispoonfuls onto creased cookie sheets.
Bake in SLOW oven of $50 degrees
| for 80 to IS minutes or. until kisses
are crisp to the touch Remove with
spatula. Makes approximately 8
dozen.
# there are any OF you who have
not tried the following Devils Food
Cake recipe, it may be the one you'll
file among your fayorites.
Devils Food Cake: Three -fourths
cup shortening. / cup sugar fgrar-
ulatedD. egg Slightly beaten). 2
squares chocolate, 11-3 cups hour,
IL teaspoon baking powder. l tea
spoon soda. "a teaspoon salt, tea
spoon vanilla. cup boiling water
Cream shortening, add sugar grad
ually, continue to cream. Add
slightly beaten egg, vanilla; beat
well. Add melted chocolate. Then
add -four which has been sifted to-
gether with baking powder, soda
and salt three times alternately
with the boiling water. beginning
and ending with dry ingredients.
Pour in creased, then wax paper
lined, tube pan. Bake at $50 de-
grees 30 to 40 minutes. The bat
ter is very thin one. Square tins
or regular cake tins fround may
be used. As this is light cake
in texture (crumbling easily al
ways use wax paper on bottom of
tins. II poured in more than one
pan reduce baking time.
! Icing: Use the recipe given on
i the can of condensed milk for
/ chocolate icing, emitting the Wa
lter, cooking longer than the recipe
requires: 80 minutes or until very
Evening star., 1947-01-14

w., Mrs. N. c., Mrs. B. J. c, Mrs.
r. A. B., Washington.
Our thanks to these readers,
,rhose contributions Were similar
to Others previously receiDed:'
Mrs. L. c. M, Lexington Park;
Mrs. Fl. w. M, Damascus; Mrs.
r. H. c., Harrisonburg: Mrs. S.
G. r., sr.. BrandyWite,, Mrs. X.
S. w., Hyattsuille;; Mrs. A. J. l.,
Mrs. E. p, Miss B. K, J. S. Mel,
M. E. W., Mrs. C. T. B., Mrs. E.
G. p, Mrs. M. A. NJ, Arlington:
Mrs. L. A. T.. Bethesda: Mrs. r.
L., Tnkoma Park; Mrs. M. +. M,
Mrs. G. J. H., CheDy Chase: Miss
M. E. B., Mrs. M. J. S., Mrs. G.
M. B., Mrs. w. r. L., Mrs. 81,
Evening star., 1947-01-14

wearing ar asafoedta bag?" he said untactfuly
party said the Youngest
tragically. And smell It'll" ...
Imagination stated "The label the said New,
Odoress"
The Middle One suggested that large enough quantity Of as
might cleaning smell which the
couldn't possibly be there The Youngest One prnked
herself befay with her strongest perfume The combined smell OF
perfume dryceane individual and overpowerng
"WhatH I DO7" walled the Youngest One.
The f. rallied slight haze and to the rescue
pointed reassuring aspects to the problem
certainly presented challenge to gTl
He was of wit and charm
could handicap smelling like cleaning fluid
and confidence and po in the future Then
peryasve that only few would suspect It's
source and he approve cheek dancing, anyway.
Youngest morning that she had good
time moving fast she said and
down eanao the blue dress to
becom spot.
Evening star., 1947-01-14

A black and white check
suit is mode news by the
little copeIets on eoch
shoulder. Note the length
Of the skirt-siens of the
times! Fox Brownie shows
the suit with q white pique
blouse and white soiior hat.
--AP Photo.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10, 1916
Hattie Carnegie hasn't phrased 1t
this way but what she was really
saying in her new spring collection
viewed last night was "23 Skidoo''
to shoulder pads. The football look
for shoulders has gone back to the
stadium and in it's place Hattie
Carnegie has substituted the soft,
rounded contour of the natural
shoulder line.
It is true that when the Fashion
Press comes to New York great
pains are taken to show us the
very finest In the new designs.
Many times it may appear to the
reader that we rave on and on
about these wonderfully designed
clothes, when only select few can
afford them. The truth Is that we
probably do. But the cons0ling fac
tor is that the new styles do not
remain long with that select few.
For soon thereafter the styles or
adaptations of them become items
in the wardrobes OF the Nations
women. Though probably not at the
same prices it Is true. 1t has been
pointed out during this week that
democracy in fashion exists In its
most enlightened form here In
America because of the close Coz
operation of the dress industry az a
whole. We bring this point home
because we feel that It Is true and
that it benefits us all who are in
terested in the world of fashion.
There is competition yes, but there
is also working togetherness that
is admirable. ...
Now back to Hattie Carnegie's new
spring collection. She is still keep
ing to the slim line In her clothes
and the detail on them Is still very
important to note. Suits have such
emphasis on button detail. Jeweled
Evening star., 1947-01-14

order to, as some one else put it,
"get this ball rolling"
Ed. note: The article referred
to is I'VE Can Kill the Common
Cold NotO," by J. D, Rntclif, This
Week Magazine, December /, 1916.
kk 81
THANKSGIVING POEM.
From Miss V. c.. Silper SPRING.
In your paper dated Friday, jan
uary 3. Mrs. e. N. H. OF Fairfax,
Va, requested this poem about
Thanksgiving.
We had it in school. I believe the
authorship of it is correct.
BILL OF FARE"
am Rns Ct snd sunRn' eRss psssh anDss .na nss Ounce
Purple grapes and apples red
Cakes and nuts. and gipserbread.
That's Thanksgiving.
Turkey! Oh, great bic fellow.
Fruits all ripe, and rich. and mellow.
nole sas'a,ae thsR iaes can nSa ns0a repeat at
That's THANKSGIVING.
Lots and lots of Jolly fun,
Games to play and races run,
All as happy as can be
For this happiness, you can see.
Makes Thanksgiving.
XII s Rss. sotd sdahk tDss hs Sst We shS S.ss
That is Why we keep this day.
Set aside. our mothers say
For THANKSGIVING. ,
tHe was listed as the author when given
to me
Evening star., 1947-01-14
Readers Clearing House

thick. minute frosting goes
well.
Has any one tried using canned
mushroom soup over asparagus?
Add salt and butter, dilute with
milk to desired thickness.
THANK YOU NOTE.
From Mrs. A. B., LandoDer)
! wish to thank all those who sent
me in recipes for white fruit cake.
two of which / made and were the
most delicious I ever tasted.
DAYTIME BRIDGE CLASSES2
from Mrs. H. p. M, Washington.
Can any one give me information
regarding daytime bridge classes?
Being a housewife, it is impossible
for me to attend the night classes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Information sent in by the fol-
Io,Ding has been foraDdrded to the
individuals for ,Dhon, it t0ds in
+ tended.
Mr.. S. II. B., Gainesville; Mrs.
E. L. G.. HyattsDiue;: Mrs. J. w.
H.. Boyds; Mrs. G. E. W., Acco-
keek; Mr.. E. H., Falls Church,
A. B., Monropia; Mrs. H. N. p,
Siluer Spring; Mrs. H. L. C., Mrs.
J. H. r. L., Arlington. Mrs. Z.
T. w., Takonia Park; Mrs. 3. S.
r., Rockville; Mrs. G. r. w.. Miss
J. S. G., Mrs. M. M. S.. Mrs. J.
II. G., Mrs. S. W. G., Mrs. S. G.
Evening star., 1947-01-14

No. 1-One amazing experience
shared by all those who arrange
flowers is that OF having arrange
ments topple over because they are
heavier on one side than on an
other. 1t is simple to prevent this If
YOU place pebbles lpreferably of an
appropriate color and texturel around
the base of the holder, Pour them
through handmade paper funnel
ora regular metal one and you can
direct their flow. Use the pebbles
over and over.
No MANY glass or crystal con-
tanners are pretty when you can see
the color of the glass. but not pretty
when they are filed with flower
stems and leaves so that the deli
Evening star., 1947-01-14
Bv Frances Jones

cate coloring is lost. In cases Of this
kind arrange your flowers in a small
container within the outer one. Pour
white sand around the liner. This
will bring out the soft shading OF
the display vase
No. 3-The problem considered in
the bottom panel is that OF holding
floating flowers in place. Use a few
quartz crystals or fragments OF
broken glass in the water. They are
effective additions to the arrange
ment as well as barriers to drifting
on the part of the floating flowers
The translucent fragments also
hold short stems in place as above
Larger quartz pieces can be used a
props and supports tor water plants
Evening star., 1947-01-14

those who are heartily in support
of the WAR on Colds" II something
can be done about this menace, ]
think that it Is foolish for us not
to press the issue!
I would appreciate it if those in
charge of RCH would print the cor
rect title and full name of the
article by Mr.. Ratcliff. and also
the date of publication, SO that ]
may point it out to my Congressman
I urge all readers to do likewise, In
Evening star., 1947-01-14

buttons picking up the color OF the
suit or in contrasting color are
still news notes in her collection.
Jackets are longer and SO are hem
lines with Miss Carnegie. She also
cares a lot for the in-between length
for evening. On some of her suits
she has an extended pocket which
starts at the hipbone and goes
around the hip to the back. On
other suits she used "A double flap
pocket for detail. There is hint
of fullness in her clothes and great
favorites, with the gathering were her
popular pastel coIored handioomed
wool knit dresses. On her dresses
she used what she terms the 'un-
dressed neckline" This is an open
simple cut to the neckline. Car
negie Blue" a soft pale color of her
own origin is used throughout the
collection in suits, dresses and gowns.
The fichu shoulder is also impor-
tantly stressed throughout her col
lection. It is q frame for the shoul-
ders in reality. Whether draped or
shirred, used as a shoulder cuff or
border, or tieing or buttoning in the
front. Her fabrics range from tis-
suelike pure silks, Irish linens with
lace, Swiss embroidered organdies
to voiiess. In the new Carnegie coll
lection you will find color, new sill
houettes, new suit lines and evening
clothes that are enchanting in their
femininity and grace.
The past has played an impor-
tnat role in many of the collee-
tioias seen this week. This is not
unusual for every year finds the
same historical back play going on
Antheny Blotta recalls the bucolic
gaiety of the court Of Louis the
XIV when from court extravagances
they went back to nature and
the court simulated shepherds
and shepherdesses, but with silks
and satins substituting for cot
tons. His collection takes it's