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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-16
SEWING FUR;
COOKING CORN;
BOWL COVERS;
IRONING AID

From Mrs. H. j., Arltngton.)
For Mrs. L. B., Quantico, there is
a good article in the August issue
of Woman's Home Companion on
remodeling and sewing fur.
To L. NJ, regarding cooking fresh
corn, if started in cold water, it
should need only a few minutes
boiling. To be good, corn should
be as fresh as possible. Keep it in
the refrigerator until meal time and
cook it the same day you buy it.
And here's a different way of cook
ing corn: Wrap each ear in a
piece of the new aluminium foil, be-
ing sure to seal" it, and bake in a
moderate oven about 20 to 80 min
utes. The difference in sweetness
and flavor will surprise you and is
worth the extra preparation. Serve
it in the aluminium Jackets" and it
will stay hot longer.
I am finding my roll of aluminium
foil as much help in my kitchen as
waxed paper and other more ia
miliar items.
There was a comment some time
ago about the problem of storing
refrigerator bowl covers. Although
I'm rather late in making a reply,
I'd like to offer my suggestion. I
made a shallow bag of clear plastic
material, about II inches long and
Z deep, and bound the top with bias
tape. Making small pleat at each
side seam, I fastened the top of
the bag, with thumb tacks, against
the inside and at the top of a base
cabinet door. There it is easy to
see and fish out" the right size
bowl cover.
I wonder if some one might be
interested in knowing of this little
help when ironing large articles such
as tablecloths or curtains: A bath
towel, folded lengthwise and fas-
tended with safety pins to the front
of the ironing board will hold the
dampened article conveniently and
prevent the unironed portion from
drying out.
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WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. JOHN WALTER HARTLEY, 1901
North lane, Bethesda Md.
and Nicholas G. Kontos. operating the
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ington, D. c.. was dissolved as of August
IL, 194S. We authorize the publication
of the above notice. JAMES PANTAzES,
NICHOLAS G. KONTOS
ANY ONE KNOWING the whereabouts of
Helen D. Scott formerly living at 1914
Que st. NV, please call Executive 1897.
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CHOCOLATE ICING2

(From Mrs. M. B. p, East PineSD
My husbands favorite icing is
chocolate, and try as 1 do, recipe
after recipe, I fail. Either it is
too runny to spread or it cracks
terribly after Is to SO hours and
crumbleS off the cake. I would SO
appreciate a recipe for chocolate
icing that stays creamy for the fol-
lowing evenings meal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-16

chopped fine. Season with salt and
pepper, put in a baking dish or
casserole and pour over all about
2 cups of dry Rhine wine. Bake for
20 minutes in a moderate oven.
Make sausage meat into fiat
patties, saute and then serve sand
wiched between slices of fried apple.
Or make into tiny balls and serve
with spaghetti or noodles.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Markell $40 r st NV Ma. 02S4
ACCOUNTANT, expert-Books started. Kept
part time; tax returns prepared; state
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, 80, 40 gal
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payment; immediate installation. THOMp-
MODERN PLANT now accepting whole
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WA. 646z.
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This simple get extremely smart
date frock for the junior miss has
Q flattering keyhole neckline and
the ever-popular dirndl silhouette.
Pattern contains few pattern pieces,
goes together like a charm.
Barbara Bell pattern No 1882 is
designed for sizes 9, II, II, Is, IA, Is,
is and Is. Size IL requires three
yards of SO or 80 inch material.
For this pattern send Is cents in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, P. o.
Box SO, Station G, New York 10,
N. Y.
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TRAILER LIFE?
BOOK ON BABIES.
From Mrs. J, o.. Rockville.

From Mrs. J. o., RockDille.)
For Mrs. E. H. S., Laurel: Some
one in RICH recommended a pocket
size book on baby and child care
(35 cents, especially for an article
on Misunderstanding. I bought the
book for that reason but found in
addition excellent suggestions on
the whole feeding problem, includ-
ing weaving, between meal snacks,
the. vegetable problem, etc. It's the
best I've read.
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BUTTERFLIES?

From S. S., Washington
I would appreciate it very much
if any of your readers can tell me
where I can get some of those
beautiful butterflies that were used
in making reed serving trays a few
years ago. x
BRAIDED RUGS.
From H. B. L., Brownsville
Please tell Mrs. r. A. G., Airing
ton, that I have been making
braided rugs for the past two years,
a very fascinating hobby, and 1
think she will find the booklet,
Braided Rugs for the Perfection
ist," by Dorothy Atpeter, La
Grange, III, very helpful.
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(Fron, Mrs. r. L. c., Washington.

iFTOm MRS. n. l.. Gu W1SntngLOn.J
After having exhausted every
source of information known to me,
I am seeking assistance or advice
from readers who may have been
confronted with a problem similar
to mine.
My husband is an enlisted man
in the Navy, now overseas, who will
return to the States to receive his
discharge around November /. Be-
fore going into the service six years
ago, his home was in Los Angeles,
Calf, where he wishes to return.
Never having been on the West
Coast I am lost as to how to find
adequate quarters for my husband,
small son and myself SO that he
will have a home to return to at
the time of discharge.
have followed the leads of
friends, watched the ads" applied
for apartments in various L. A.
hotels which advertise their avail
ability (exhorbitant rates., and
sought information from an auto
mobile association. 1t has been
suggested that we purchase a car
and trailer, but that is financial
impossibility. And because 1 live
with my parents, I don't have
furnished apartment or home to
offer in exchange.
Is there a solution to this prob
lem? From whom does one seek
assistance? Would offering my Sec
setarial services to prospective land
lords enhance the possibility of be-
coming a future tenant? Any in
formation you may offer will be
deeply appreciated, for the time
is growing short and our need is
acute.
RESTRICTED DIET TIPS?
From Mrs. II. L. S., McLedn.)
My husbands diet is very restrict
ed, making it very difficult to offer
much variety in meals or to main
tain much balance.
Can any one suggest menus and
recipes using no fat or oil; no raw
fruits or vegetables Except lettuce
and tomatoes; no gas forming
foods, butter, cheese Except cot
tage), chocolate, nuts; no canned
meat or fish; no very hot, very cold,
or carbonated drinks; no pastry,
rich dessert, ice cream; no corn,
cabbage, cucumbers, peppers, tur-
nips, radishes, rutabagas, sauer-
kraut, broccoli, onions, or garlic; no
spice, only salt; and using. few eggs?
It's such a problem and for any
help we both will be grateful be-
yond the power of expression.
VERY SMALL DECALS?
From Miss E. M. S., Waldort.)
Can any reader help me in finding
some very tiny decals? 1 have col
lected several small beer mugs and
would like to have decals to make
them more attractive. 1 want to
put them on a what-not shelf or
knickknack stand.
X X
TRAILER LIFE?
From M. B. NJ, Alexandria,
We are in need of advice in re-
gard to buying a trailer. The points
most important are heating (winter
use), cooking, gas ana electric,
exterior and interior construction;
transporting, by car or civilian jeep;
furnishing, cost and size and fire
hazard.
We would like to hear from those
for an against trailer living. Also,
how are they for housing children?
X X X X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-16
VERY SMALL DECALS?

From Miss E. NJ. S., WaldortJ
Can any reader help me in finding
some very tiny decals? have col
lected several small beer mugs and
I would like to have decals to make
them more attractive. want to
put them on a what-not shelf or
knickknack stand.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
FOOD and
FANCIES
BY FRANCES OWENS

Even though here are new
and quick methods OF making
delicious cakes, do you still like
the old fashioned method o.
Dreaming butter and sugar? Then
try these
FUDGE CAKE
2 cup butter
2 cups brown sugar
eggs
a cup sour milk
"a cup cold water
Ia cups flour
I. soda
OF. melted chocolate
I. vanilla
Cream the butter. add brown
sugar and cream together well.
Add one egg at time and beat
well. Add melted chocolate
Combine sour milk, cold water,
add soda to this and stir well.
Combine with sugar and egg
mixture. then add sifted flour
and vanilla. Bake in two eight
inch layer pans.
NEVER FAIL FROSTING
"a cup cocoa
cup milk
cup butter
cup sugar
Mix we'll and let come TO a
boil Boil hard for one minute
Beat until consistency to spr fad.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

died al birth SATURDAY morning.
We hope that NIyienne is recu-
PEI aune She was very Ill al this
Whiting They had looked for
ward and planned SO eagerly for
young one perhaps they viii
JET their love find one OF the
many children born INTO this
void without someone 10 love
lt
The press preview Of the
Rose Meta House of Beauty
Saturday night gave members
Of tho 4th Estate q chance to
peek ~ this msnse which IS
now tho talk of the town. Car.
men Murphy. whose excellent
taste WAS behind tie selection
III the modem pieces decorating
the first floor, IS 10 be COM
mended The public put IT'S
stamp OF approval ON the house
SUNDAY and Monday al the Of
liclal open house
The Housewives League OF
Detroit VIII celebrate rs 18th
anniversary june 3 p.m. al
Bethel AME Church with a
kit installation az officers and
other interesting lectures. Time
8 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Sidney Clarks Celebrate Tenth
Wedding Anniversary At Fete

British Columbia.
Accompanying Mrs. Carr or
the trip are Mrs. Helen Walker
and Mrs. Jane Walker. The,
Joined her in Chicago. Illinois
where they are making then
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Clark
were AT Home to more than
a hundred guests on last Wed
nesday night as they celebrat-
cd their tenth wedding ami
versary. The legend Mary and
Sidney appeared on the green
napkins embossed with gold
letters, which were the color
notes for the attractive decors
used in the dining room and in
the spacious recreation rooms OF
the Clark home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Mrs. Mary Carr
LeaUeS On A
Western Tour

Interesting on-lookers for the
festivities we're the small son
and daughter Of the couple
Sidney and Mary, Jr. Also
present and joining in the cele-
bration were Mr.. and Mrs Earl
Garter. parents Of Mrs. ClarkS,
of Washington, DC and Mrs.
Allen Turner, of Chicago ILL.,,
who were visiting the hosts
Others attending were Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Clark, Mr., and
Mrs. Marshall Coleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Washington, Mrs.
Leonora Garter. Mrs Ethel
Points Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Points
Mrs. Willie Mabry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hanson, and many 9TH
ers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Housewives League
18th Anniversary
To Be Celebrated

The Housewives League Of Ne
troit will celebrate lis il
anniversary, June / 8 D. m. IN
Scott Auditorium of Bethel AME
Church, 1858 Frederick. it was
announced by Priscilla DawkinS.
chairman OF the program. and
Mamie E. Black. president
HighlightS Of the program viii
include a skit showing the pro-
gress Of the organization since
1880, and. a mass installation OF
all unit officers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
49, ZZ9&z62s Social k27&d2Z e.
Golden Jubilee
Celebrated By
Women's Clubs

The Golden Jubilee OF the
State Association Of Coloreo
Women's Clubs OF Michigan was
celebrated Saturday at tho
Lansing YWCA with Miss Jane
Hunter, Ohio State Association
president, as principal speaker.
She was introduced by Mrs
Jeanette WEIGH Brown, retiring
president Of the Detroit Associa-
ton.
Honored guests were present
ed by Mrs. Rosa Gragg, presi-
dent and founder OF the Shade
Gragg Academy. Miss Harriet
Barrier gave the state history
while the welcome was given
by Mrs. Grover Busby and the
invocation by Rev. Liston Stone.
The speakers table was
adorned with a huge birthday
cake, decorated with white and
gold roses. All OF the guests
were In formal attire.
Mrs. Matte Willis OF Battle
Creek sang the Lords Prayer
as the benediction.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Miss Jackson S
Recital Is Given
At Art institute

Miss Matte Lee Jackson was
presented in recital al the De
trolt Institute OF Arts ON May
% Miss Jackson appeared Tor
the Nathaniel Dctt and A. A.
Memorial School.
Professor S. A. Radcllle one
Of Dctioit's well known music
masters, acted a. accompanies
and accompanied a Young lour-
teen year old student. Pa.
t.lcia Register, IN rendering to
Poet and Peasant overture
RENDITIONS APPLAUDED
Miss Jackson offered the fol
lowing selections Pilgrim oil
the Night THE Lord is Ny
Shepherd "Ava Mala. Honor
Honor" bill and Danny Boy.
and Somebody's Knocking On
NV Door"
Her soft. rich mellow voice
was met with great applause
by the audience. as she per-
formed her tasks. gracefully.
GOTHAM BANQUET
Following the concert ban
quot was enjoyed al tine Ebony
room OF the Gotham Hotel All.
torncy A. d Petiiford acted a.
POSTMASTER at the banquet. 9th
ers making short talks al the
banquet were: Professor Rad
cllffe dean of the Nathaniel
Dett school Emma L. Rhodes
treasurer Miss Jackson. and her
husband, John II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Tas Mrs. MarY carr No is

Tag Mrs. Mary Carr No Is
Planning a three month stay
in interesting western states Is
Mrs. Mary Carr, wife OF MIR.
John c. Carr OF this city Mrs.
Carr has an intinerary which
includes stops at many OF the
scenic points en- route 10 Los
Angeles, California.
While on vacation Mrs. Carr
will spend one month in Mexico
City as the guest OF her broth
err, Mr.. Willard Montez. She
will also visit other cities in
Mexico. The return trip viii
be on direct northwestern
route. including Vancouver
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Ladies Night At Lincoln
School Is Huge Success

More than four hundred moth
ers, auntS, and sisters attended
the Ladies Night program spon-
sored by the Lincoln School on
last Tuesday night They filled
the spacious auditorium where
an interesting array Of must
cal selections and dances were
enjoyed
Following the program the
ladies were invited to join with
the faculty in an hour of fell
lowship They spent pleasant
moments chatting and enjoy
ing ice cream and cake.
Appearing on the program
were the members of the Sen
Tor and Junior Glee Club, di-
rected by Miss Glays Markow
and Mrs. Lynnctte Penn, and
several dance groups directed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Women Plan TO
Honor Wife OF
Bishop Baber

The women Of the Bethel A
NJ. r. Church arc planning a
beautiful tea in honor oi the
wife OF Bishop Baber, the new
presiding Bishop Of this area
The tea will be given al the
church on Sunday. June 10.
Hundreds of Mrs Baber's
friends ave expected 10 attend
The occasion. an annual fellow
ship gesture OF the women of
the church IS also their way Of
expressing happiness over the
return OF the Babers 10 the city
Bishop Bahor Was appointed TO
the Espicolpacy from the pulpit
of Ebenezer AME Church OF
this city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

lldt inc DNlA lNQple WIN
the theatre the bug bite,
you YOU age gomez u gets III
your blood under Your skin
and you are not happy unless
YOU ale In. Of OF with the
theatre Almost as bad a, got
ting printers ink undei your
mails. It's fatal
Doris Bell deserves lot Of
praise though Much 20 ms sur
PRISE, and 20 some other people
surprise ! can safely saN. She
came through with a Production
that needed no apologize, Where
did she ind David Davis? That S
what all the gpls are Wonde.ms
Some body sand Columbus Ohio
Noted IN the audience were
all ace groups. Mrs. H. S. Dun
bar. DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Thomp.
son. Helen Cuzzens Jefferson.
Percy Patrick. Mrs. Robert Mat
news tshc always has been in
tcrested % the efforts OF young
pcopl, Rose Robinson. DR.. and
Mrs. Ted Hughes. Mrs. Pearl
Penick, DR., and Mrs. Carey
Sparks (she LOOKING very ilag-
lie and ethereal ~ a pslo pink
formal. and he IN his white
summer formal on Their way
10 the DesakdcSIS Elcano Jones'
and just loads of other we'll
nm. >, TDl+r.fto,e
Saw Katherine Weiss Rouii
the Other evening She. Who vas
both lovely school glT and
deb has now blosSomcd MO q
beautiful young matron The new
short halrdo is most becoming
10 her
Ethel Baker has the sharpest
nCW evening gown 4'S positive
Is wicked Red satin with a
cui-out back.
a post card from Fl Paso
Texas from Langsion Hughes
makes one ycarn for the wlle
open spaces Oh. iog the life OF
a poet
"RowdY" Robinson. who Is
quite an old guy nplv celcbrai-
cd his birthday MAY IL with
his iavoutc dish ice cream and
cake Who is Rowdv? Why the
famous l2-vear old Scoiiie OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Bob"
Robinson. oi Clinton street Bob
IS the manager Of the Gotham
Hotel and "Rowdy' Is well
known dog about town.
California Here l Come
night well be the theme song
Of Mrs. Claire Bailey Of Nlne-
wood She left MONDAY night for
the West coast whore She wlll
spend couple OF months va
catIoning
No single thing abides; but
all things flow.
Fragment 10 fragment elugs
the things thus grow .
Until we know and name
them. BY degrees
They melt and are no more
the things we know"
Titus Lucretus CaruS.
To the Claude Coopers 60 our
deepest Sympathy--thci child
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

by Miss SasSman. Commenta-
tor for the evening was Leslie
Bell. assisting with the program
we're auditorium teachers. Mrs.
Loretta Terhunc and Mrs. Ag-
mes Swan. Leslie Bell was the
commentator.
An interesting note was the
awarding OF door prizes with
Mrs Pearl Reed, sdrs Edith
Bradford. and Marian Harris as
recipients
Proceeds from the affair VIII
be used 10 purchase Of a film
strip machine 10 aid in the
schools Visual Education pro-
gram.
Mr. Owen Syemmelen Is the
principal Of the school. and
Mr.. John e. Soule, the assistant
principal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
BIount-
tcontinued from Pace b

lCoDtinued fFom Page
a month.
Looking forward 60 increased
Seal Sales during the next few
years, Richard Lea. executive
secretary Of the Society. an
nounced that future plans should
include this service to all tuber-
culoSis patients in Wayne Coun-
~.
Board members attending the
meeting also voted TO conduct
the 42nd Annual Double Barred
Cross Christmas Seal Sale start
ing November 81 and continuing
until Christmas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

What TO do for woman's oldest
problem. functional monthly PAM
Many q girl and woman has found
the answer IN CARpuIs 2-way help.
You see. CARDU1 may make things
lots easier for you in either OF two
ways % started days before
your time and taken as directed
on the label. It should help relieve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

me affair was held in the
palS.lal home Of Mrs. SAWYER
WI Boston Boulevard which was
ss'lIaeuvely decorated for the
,Icht The guests were served
Sic delicious menu from a ia
D Dle which was beautifully ap-
to,nleo' Two wedding bells were
lung lung over the table with a
S sue and groom as centerpiece
i pplihs flowers completed the
hostesses in colorful after.
"ooh dresses who assisted Mad.
Ems r Sawyer and Lee were Mrs
I'VE I'VE Campbell, Mrs. Georeetta
tvJunisp' Miss Juanita ParnelI
VIZ Us u ray Sawyer and Mrs. Syl-
me guest Of honor, Miss Mil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
pATRONIZL OUR
Advertisers

Yes. Black Draueht may help you
when you feel logy II the only rea-
son you feel that way Is because
OF constipation. Black-Draught, the
friendly laxative, Is usually prompt
and thorough when taken as d.
rected. It costs only penny or less
A dose. That's why 1t has been
a best-Seller with four generations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

dred Blount. was very lovely
in a date dress OF champagne
satin with which she wore ac-
cents of gold. Her sister, Con-
stance. maid OF honor, wore a
very attractive costume Of green
and white check taffeta with a
ruffled flounce as back interest.
Other guests were brides
maids Henryene Binion, sister
OF the groom-elect, Lamar Bin
ion, Lowell Locke, Dawn Wat
son. Burney Nance. Lorrayne
Porter Martin. and other mem
bers OF the bridal party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
T0DAY'S WOMAN FINDS
2-Way Help For Old Problem

functional periodic pain: 20 taken
throughout the month like a tonic.
u should improve your appetite. aid
digestion. and thus help build w
resistance for the trying days 70
come. CARDUI is scientifically pre-
pared and scientifically tested. II
you suffer AT those certain times,
get CARpuI today.