Evening star., 1947-06-13
Readers Clearing House
RADIO PROGRAM.

RADIO PROGRAM.
from Mrs. M. S. A., Arlinqton.)
/ would like to offer suggestion
10 Mrs. L. T., Arlington, who asked
about ideas for q new women's radio
program. .
women doing household tasks
have their minds fairly free, and
I for one would enjoy the reading
of classics aloud for, say, Is minutes
or a half hour a day. One often
has more time to listen than to sit
down and read the books one has
always meant to-" read or reread!
from Mrs. H. B. w., Washington
In reply to Mrs. L. T. of Arlington,
I would say I should like to have
a review of your page. The Readers
Clearing House. There are so many
items of general interest on your
mage that a l5-minute review would
certainly not be amiss. One could
almost pick at random and have
worthwhile items.
A good, wholesome short story
time for children would be another
suggestion.
THANK YOU" NOTE.
JONQUIL BULB EXCHANGE.
from Mrs. J. w. A., Mt. Rainier. J
I wish to thank the kind readers
for their response to my request for
the Chess Pie recipe. I tried the
one from the lady from Nashville
Tenn, and 1t was delicious and Just
like the one had while was there.
I plan to try the others when sugar
gets more plentiful.
I will have lots of jonquil bulbs
this fall that I would like to
exchange for tulip and gladiola
bulbs If any OF the readers have
some to exchange.
from Mrs. T. T. T., Dunn Lortn9.J
wish to thank the senders of the
poera. Your Letter Came Too Late. y
Two aged readers asked for this
poem. and they, too, join me in
thanks, especially the gracious sender
who parted with her treasured Civil
War newspaper clipping
4+
ICE BOX GRAHAM CRACKER
CAKE?
from Mrs. r. J. R., WdShtngtonJ
Can any one give me the recipe
for ice box graham cracker cake?
The ingredients are graham crack
ers, dates, marshmallows and I do
not know what else or how much
in the portions of each. would
appreciate it very much.
I tried the graham cracker cake
which Mrs. F. R. g., Takoma Park,
sent In and it was delicious, how
ever. I would like the recipe for the
one that you do not have to bake.
In return for the recipe that l
would like, I am sending a recipe
which might be OF some help to
Mrs P. H., Falls Church, for maca-
room pie, from her request on May
26.
Macaroon pie: Five eggs, sepa-
rated, cup sugar. cup almonds,
ground without blanching, Il cup
matzos meal or IS soda crackers
crumblec, teaspoon baking powder,
! teaspoon cinnamon. u teaspoon
cloves.
Beat yolks and sugar until thick,
add the almonds AND the rest OF
the dry ingredients, mixed, and
lastly fold in the stiff1y beaten egg
whites. Place in spring form and
bake hour at $50 degrees.
From Mrs. F. H. F.. SilUer Spring }
l believe I have the macaroon pie
recipe requested by Mrs. P. H. OF
Falls Church.
Macaroon Pie: Twelve soda crack
ers (crumbled up), cup sugar,
teaspoon baking powder, pinch salt,
| cup dates tcut up), cup nuts (cut
upD. 3 egg whites, stiffiy beaten.
Nix and beat well and place In
creased pie tin and bake in slow
oven 1850 degrees for Is or 20
minutes. Serve cold topped with
whipped cream. Hope this is the
one wanted, however, if it isn't she
will find this very good.
LEMON CAKE PIE.
/F,ou, Mrs Y l. Seat P[edSQnt)