Evening star., 1948-06-01
Readers Clearing House
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r. F. D., Mrs. M. B. H., E. L.,
Mrs. H. A. NJ, A. C. W., K. E. F.,
Mr.. R. B.. Mrs. w. H. R., Mr.. J.
M. r., Mrs. T. A. W.. B. D. c.,
Mrs. D. J. L., Mrs H. E. NJ, E. H.,
Mrs. z. R. F.. w. M. VanW., E. D.
c., Mrs. J. F. H., Mrs. c. A. B.,
Mrs. C. NJ, Mrs. o. B., Mrs. j.
K. K.
Alexandria: Mrs. S. S., Mrs. j.
S. Annapolis: NJ B. z. Arlington:
M. R. Dew, Mrs. C. NJ, Miss C. c.
Bethesda: Mrs. T. E. P. Chevy
Chase: Mrs. c, D. H. College Park:
Mrs. C. B. Fairfield: Mrs. C. N. S.
Fort Meade: Mrs. R. E. r. Hyatts-
vile: Mrs. H. Mitchelville: Mrs.
D. S. Mount Rainier: E. B. New
Harmony, Ind: Mrs. j. A. P.
Shadyside: Mrs. D. H. Silver
Spring: Mrs. K. G. w., Miss A. J.
S. Takoma Park: Mrs. T. McH.
Our thanks to these readers,
DhoSe contributions tDere st!',ildr
to others previously received and
already a1udittng space for pub
lication:
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T. L. B.
Alexandria: Mrs. c. A. I. Ar
Iington: M. r. Bethesda: Mrs.
FEN. Keyser, w. Va: Mrs. r.
C. B. Olean. n. Y: Miss s. v. B.
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STRAWBERRY PIE?
From Mrs. w. H. s.. Wdshingtorl.)
Does some reader have a super
strawberry pie recipe they will
kindly share? I remember having
eaten very delicious pie that I am
sure was made with the frozen
strawberries and gelatin. Thank
you for any suggestions.
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BOOK ON REMODELING
From Mrs. o. H. S., Arlngto1,.)
In reply to the inquiry from Mrs.
H. E. B. of Mclean, have book
let entitled Ranch and Suburban
Homes" published by L. F.. Gar
linghouse Co., lis Eigth avenue east,
Topeka, Kans., which has the incest
floor plans and pictures Of ram
bling houses I've ever seen. The
price of the booklet is 81 and I am
sure she could order one from the
above company. I've had mine for
two years and hardly a day goes by
without my looking through 1t and
I know they will derive as much
pleasure from it as we have.
POETRY.
From G. E. S., Washington-)
Several days ago a reader. A. M.
s., Washington, requested The
Barefoot Boy" AS it Is much too
long to copy. I suggest that all
readers who like poetry send for
copy of Americans Favorite
Poems" published by Star COL
umnist. Frederick j. Haskin, and
the price, by mail, is IS cents. Ad-
dress Haskin Information Bureau,
316 I street NE. Washington. D. C.
The Barefoot Boy" Is one OF the
poems.
In answer to Mrs. M. l.. G., re-
garding retirement plans, will state
that 1, too, am hoping to find a
place such as she describes and
would like very much to hear from
her
RECIPES WANTED?
From Mrs. D. L. L., Washington
Could any one of the readers give
me the recipes for Dream Cakes"
and Melting Moments" and other
small cakes and dainties used at
luncheons and parties? Had them
in Saskatchewan area Of Canada.
and also some Turkish recipes. es-
pecially one that calls for refined
flour similar to Matzo, using 2il.
sugar and spices only. This is q
small cake and must be cut before
baking.
DATA ON GUAM?
From Mrs. J. P. S., Washington
My husband has been ordered to
Guam June Is and expect to join |
him in three or four months. |
have a baby s months old and am
very desirous Of finding out the
following:
What kind and quantity of fur
niture to take
Feasibility of taking a car
What kind and quantity of cloth
ing to take especially for the baby |
and availability of clothing over on
Guam.
If fresh eggs, butter, milk and
fruit are available for baby (also
baby foods.
I would appreciate 1t very much
If some one can give me the de-
sired information. as I am in a |
quandary, wondering what to do.
PLANT EXCHANGE?
From Mrs. J. p. B., Alexandria,
am very anxious to obtain speci-
mems of wild yellow lady's slipper
and snowy lady's slipper. Will trade
pink lady's slipper. snowy orchid or
other wild or cultivated plants. |
Have several unusual azaleas. |
Would like some dahlia roots.
From Mrs. w. B. c., Washington. }
I have just moved into a new
house with a very large lot and
would like any bulbs, roots, peren-
mails any neighbor has to spare.
From Mrs. A. E. r., Falls Church.
I would be glad to exchange any
of my African violets-Blue Boy,
Blue Girl, Redhead. pink, white. BIZ
color myrtle and real dark purple
for one or two leaves of a yellow
African violet.
LAYER CAKE PROBLEM?
(Fr0rn T. r. Wnshinnfon J