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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-13


hurriedy retreats with the observation these 1890 -
things take time" When he refers ms" NELL RUSSELL
doesn't ten twenty fifty he date the
next Ice Age. What's worse, he believes it.
THE BEFUDDLED LIBERAL: The who
steam valve for physical emotional intellectual
GRIM preOccupaOn fate Of the Negro or Jew
subonsciou for his dissatisfaction
He's Woodworking militant but mentally confined
The more hopeless the the harder he swings Swba
connie have recruited extensively this group
most dangerous Of liberal because he's led by
rather than by outer conviction.
THE EGoCENTRTc LIBERAL: The individual who is in race
relations for the good does his rather
As long he sit at the head table hog
he's right there He's able quote gy
length from the fOrgets
credit the source thus gaining for himself reputation for intellectual
bance far and above what he
parade he's rarin' shut up
follow the leader he distinguishes himself by his absence This
takes hook
him is dose of atery Actors college professors
business leaders crowd this class.
HYPOCRITCAL LIBERAL: The most dangerous type This
the brother who has liberal his prestige
really minority groups are nuance
things take Judgment
the time will never come His liberalism begins and ends AT the door
the meeting He committee for
Better Brotherhood but won't have minority payroll
He makes beautiful speech about American and the
stuton of the founding fathers but believes the
extended only to the privileged few and the latter
Aryan whites He's phOny as Joe Miller joke Bob Hope radio
show.
THE GENUINE LIBERAL: pearl plate oysters
when least expected He's employer
for He's the little guy good
will like charity begins home He doesn't whom his
whom with the
color mans skin the church he
heritage he leaves behind when he Glory He's brightly
shining little jewel hidden garish
done limitations
HE'S A REAL AMERICAN!
The practical o the South
to begin scrubbing the racial laundry Of the North
The Minneapolis Urban League attracvey
designed brochure advertising Edna subdivision called mirror
Lakes" The H. R. Burton the Mcknight building
for the division according to the ad.
beyond the planning and construction Of the development
beyond the provisions of the designed maintain
the high character of the development ="
other this advertising restrictive
a flourish.
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Morsholl PTA to
Honor R. R. Mitchell
SUIT. 10 Speak


Mr.. Selmer Berg, superintendent
of st. Paul public schools, will talk
to COMMUNICATIVE meeting
sponsored by nine P.T.A. groups
in the John Marshall high school
auditorium, Holly and Grotto, Feb
ruary 10, at 500 pm. His subject
will be Understanding Through
Education" The John Marshall
P.T.A. is honoring Robert r. Nit
chell with a life membership. Pres
entation will be by Mrs. Ellsworth
Brady.
Musical selections by Miss
Matilda Heck, supervisor Of music
in St. Paul schools; boys quartet,
and John Marshall high school
band. John Marshall and Webster
P.T:A.'s will be hosts at a reception
in the school cafeteria following
the meeting. Mrs. Henry G. Kram-
er, general chairman.
CROWD ATTENDS
INTERRACIAL SERVICE
AT ST. MARKS
Despite inclement weather a
crowd filled the huge Cathedral
Church Of st. Mark Sunday after
noon, Feb. 8, to attend the annual
Interracial Service.
Governor Luther Youngdahl re-
affirmed his advocacy of a state
FEPC and said that he would con-
tinue to press for a state law.
He praised the Minneapolis and
st. Paul Council Of Human Rela-
tons, the Twin City Urban Leagues
and the Governors Interracial
Commission.
Also coming in for praise were
the organizations and individuals
who Joined the Minneapolis Urban
League in sponsoring the annual
service.
The governor said he saw "the
dawn Of a new day" in better rela-
tiOnships between all the races,
creeds and colors that make up the
American population.
He cited gains in understanding,
in employment and other fields in
Minnesota.
Rev. John Simmons, pastor st.
Marks Lutheran Church, presided.
Others on the program were Rev
C. T. Parker, pastor Of Border
Methodist Church, Rev. b. W.
Bolts, pastor of Zion Baptist
Church; Rev. William L. Halfaker;
Cecil Newman, president, Mime
apolis Urban League, and Bishop
Benjamin T. Kemmerer.
The Twin Cities Symphonic Che
rus with an interracial membership
under the direction Of Clarence H.
Russell with Olive Nelson Russell
at the organ. Soloists were Winona
Minis, Worthy Turner, Marie Lind,
Louise Schmit, Eugene De Yoe
and Donald Eshelman.
The chorus sang Beethoven's
"Hallelujah," eve Do Worship
Thee, o Christ" by Palestrina and
Harry T. Burleigh's Ezekiel Saw
De Wheel" The final number was
Mozart's ooh God, When Thou APP
pearest."
Negro ChOirs Sing
The combined choirs Of Mime
apolis Negro churches sang under
the direction Of Edward Johnson,
accompanied by Mrs. Leila Thornton
at the organ.
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Negro Choirs Sing

The combined choirs of Mime
apolis Negro churches sang under
the direction Of Edward Johnson,
accompanied by Mrs. Leila Thornton
at the organ.
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Grand Canyon Rsato

The motto adopted BY Arizona u
Ditat Deus God EnrieheS). ofieial
flower Of the state Il the SaguarO
cactus, and the cactus wren Is the
rffieial bird.
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Friday, February 10, 1919
valus Of The DIamsad

Diamonds may be q various
shades Of color. green. pink. blue.
brown and even black. They aver
age In value a. from - 10 siS TIE
carat for the run Of Tie mine.
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Social and Personal
o 81. Puul n

Byron Rife Jr 14-mOnth-Od infant son Of Mr. and Mrs
Byron Rife 571 W. Central Ave. was released from RetbeSa
hospital Sunday Feb after being patient there for
days under observation ~ " 'e'el"l
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The U. S. veterans administrator
reports that the average veteran
Of World War II is % years old,
four years the senior OF the average
man still in the armed services
Evening star., 1948-09-22
4 FREE PARKING
Everything Best in Housewares
Johnson's Electric
Floor PoIisher
Was Polished Floors, at
The Snap of A Swifch!"

The famous household polisher by
the makers of Johnson's Wax -.
Your floors are cleaning always with
this wonderful little machine in the
Evening star., 1948-05-09

od Curtis Field! Of New Yo did s. d sleeping youth hoste and hoy
stoe typewriter ond painting moteos Sometime" get rides
Evening star., 1948-02-25

Cost OF food has become SO pro-
hibitive that the family on an
average income Is thrown into
malnutrition unless the wife gives
special thought to meal planning.
Most husbands and children Of
school age are away from home
for the MONDAY meal. Therefore,
1t seems there should be q correla-
tion between school lunches, the
husbands downtown lunch, your
lunch and the evening meal. Do
all Of you get enough milk. enough
whole grain products, citrus fruit
and green or yellow vegetables,
with q green salad added? Do you
have duplication because your hus-
band eats meat at noon and again
at night? II 80. you suffer q
waste in money.
II seems to me there should be
q conference between husband and
wife about this subject. Actually
the dictates Of fine later afternoon
work at the ofnce indicate q light
lunch. However, II your husband
insists on. q big steak at noon, then
he could be counted out on the
meat ct night and his fruit and
vegetable intake could be built up.
The menu problems Of each
family are different. The husband,
wife or children, may need to lose
or gain weight. I think the best
nlan Ii to assure YOUR family of
the maintenance foods at break
Evening star., 1948-02-25

available in the millinery salon
Of leading Connecticut Avenue
shop. It's . sure bet to arouse
masculine comment. It has q
draped brirn of soft pink satin
mounted on black horsehair. A.
delicate frosting Of apple blos..
SONS and black satin bows decS
vorate the crown. The black satin
streamers tie flirtatiously In q
, ShoYsunder the. chin. :. :.
Is. GLADYS Swarthout,, who. Will ap-
pear In washington tomorrow
night at Constitution Hall, is one
of the worlds fifteen best
dressed women. The glamorous
Miss Swarthout is known as q
very versatile dresser. She offers
q number of hints to clothes
conscious women. All of which,
she herself, has tried and found
successful. She suggests that
imagination and plain common
sense combine to help make you
well-dressed. She emphasizes
that good tailoring Is essential.
Miss Swarthout also says when
you come upon a style that Is
particularly flattering, 1t Is a
good idea to have a number OF
things made up along the same
lines" The idea, simply being
variations on q single theme,
carried out in terms Of different
fabrics and color combinations.
Evening star., 1948-02-25

mouth at this age. had quite a
struggle the first few attempts, but
never persisted long enough to make
the baby angry. ! found 1t helpful
to prop my baby up on a couple of
pillows on my bed (and still do this
while offering food from q spoon)
This not only left me with both
hands free to cope with all the
spluttering, but rested the baby's
back and as it gives him different
angle on his surroundings, he is less
concerned with objecting to the
spoon feeding and more interested
to look around the room.
My "child Bible" Is DR.. Spock's s
Common Sense Book Of Baby and
Child Care" which Is now avail
able in ascent pocket size edition.
This gives many hints on the prob
lem of starting the spoon feeding
and I have found 1t invaluable.
I think the most important thing
is not to get into fight with the
baby over feeding problems; not to
let her sense that you are uneasy
(and they DO sense it); and re-
member that the idea OF feeding
babies solid" foods before they are
months old is comparatively new
and provided you can persuade her
to take orange juice daily Cor vita
min G In whatever form your doc
tor advised), and sufficient fish liver
oil to provide minimum daily re-
Evening star., 1948-02-25
Why Grow Old?
BY Josephine Eox,,n an

fast and dinner when you have all
OF them under your wing, and then
take the lunch hour for building
up the calorie or vitamin count
whichever Is most needed.
Here is plan which would iii
most OF the requirements for
health. For breakfast, fruit Juice,
with whole grain cereals and eggs,
alternating for grownups. Juice and
whole grain cereals for children,
with eggs added II possible tif not
put them into the lunch box as
stuffed eggs. A well-rounded meal
at night should include lean meat,
potatoes, o green or yellow vege-
table, q green salad and milk.
The woman who Is reducing will
do well with q green salad and
buttermilk at lunch, while the chill
dren's calorie count and vitamin
intake can be built up by lunches
which include peanut butter and
cheese sandwiches con whole wheat
and cookies, with celery or raw
carrots thrown In for the vitanin
intake.
It does seem that duplication Is
expensive both, In health and In
money.
: II you wish 10 have my leafiet
No. 4S, Diets for Youth and
Health" send . stamped, self
addressed envelope with your re-
quest to Josephine Lowman, In care
Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1948-02-25
FAT FROM BOAST
sPECKs ON FREEzER UNIT7E

(From Mrs. r. c., Arlington.)
To the reader who asked what
method to pursue to eliminate so
much fat when a roast is cooked on
top of the stove:
Trim off the fat before it is cooked,
leaving just enough to season the
gravy. Then fry out the fat and
use it for cooking purposes.
To Miss I. I. B., your sungold
coconut cake was all that you said
it would be. It truly was delicious.
Thanks for the recipe, however am
not the one who requested it.
Some time ago I noticed spots
appearing on the freezing unit OF
our refrigerator which resemble cor
rosion. Thinking perhaps pickle
jar had contacted 1t and the acid
was causing spots, I scrubbed it
when I defrosted.
However, the spots continued to
enlarge and now there are many
on both sides Of the unit. When I
defrost tiny specks remain on the
ice and lots Of them are in the
bottom Of the tray where the ice
drops.
am wondering If this is just a
film that covered the outside Of the
unit or If it is a corrosion Of some
sort that would eventually cut deep
|er into the unit. The refrigerator
is about years old. Any advice
will be deeply appreciated.
I should like to introduce q new
type of dish cloth to you. Wash the
bag that you get 10 pounds OF
Evening star., 1948-02-25
Cheese Connection

A dish that has masqueraded un-
der more aliases than most culinary
notables Is the cheese concoction
known as Rinktumdity, Rum Tum
Diddy, Rinktumditty, Rinktumdetty
and just plain Rinktum. Nobody
knows where even one of these
names came from or what it is sup
posed to, mean. Some say 1t Is a
New England dish, others attribute
1t to the Spanish!
Anyway, it's good and what with
one thing and another troubling the
food setup, it's pretty good bet
for cold evening.
Add cup of water to / cup of
concentrated tomato soup. (This
is the bachelor chef version and
mighty tasty as well as simple }
Bring the soup to boil. In it, boil
q onions sliced thin, until they are
soft. Lower the heat and add
pound of American cheese, grated
and stir until the cheese Is melted.
Be sure your fire Is low.
Beat 3 eggs with little salt
and pepper, a teaspoon of dry mus
tard and a dash of worcestershire
sauce. Add to the cheese and to-
mato mixture, stir well and serve
quickly on hot toast or toasted
crackers,
Evening star., 1948-02-25

break away and have the
most deIieoteIy styled done-
ing shoes imaginable.
The fIot shoe has gained
steodiIy in popularity til
now nearly every woman
possesses at least one poir
of "flots" or "oImost" .fIot
shoes in her wardrobe. Pic
tured is q pair in green with
q closed toe and heel. The
black patent opera pumps
may be worn with spring
prints and suits. The "Bo-
Ieneioeo" eoIored sIine-bock
pumps ore perfect otter
noon shoes. ''Boleneioeo" is
a color that is related to
the cocoo-coIored family.
Evening star., 1948-02-25

Around the clock with
shoes. Thot's many q won-
ans dream. However, for
many it is now q dream
realized. A greet number
Of women have realized that
to possess a full shoe ward
robe is not only intelligent
styIe-wise, but also price,
wise.
A shoe for every occasion
is the smart thing to have.
"Occosion" buyers usually
wind up on the wrong side Of
the ledger, because often
they buy in q hurry, with
out pIonning to see that the
shoes fit into their present
wardrobe. The smart woman
Evening star., 1948-02-25
FEEDING PROBLEM;
LENGTHENING SKIRTS.

(From Mrs. M. ). 81, CIt1Lon.J
For Mrs. G. B. p, Kensington:
First of all, I would advise Mrs,
G. B. P. to discuss the feeding
problem with her baby's doctor,
If she has not already done so.
He is best qualified to suggest
ways and means Of persuading her
little daughter to take foods other
than milk (or formula) as SO many
factors enter into a situation OF
this kind.
If the doctor has not been able
to help, she might try one or more
of the following ideas, as I have
o 4-month-old baby son and be-
gan to have the same trouble q
month ago when he started to GO
on a diet which was not exclusive
y bottle"
I started with a dry cereal rather
than any Of the other better-known
baby cereals. This includes papaya
Juice among the ingredients and
therefore has q sweet, pleasant
taste. I thin this out with enough
of his formula to make thin mix
ture (two tablespoons formula
to one scant tablespoon Of the
cereaD and feed him with a small
silver coffee spoon (demitasse size)
rather than the regular teaspoon
which seems too large for a baby s
Evening star., 1948-02-25
oranges In and see how soft IT, Y
Much nicer than the ones you BY.

|oranges In and see how soft II y.
Much nicer than the ones YOU byy.
4 r 4 4
OLD-TIME CAKE.
(Front Mrs. J. H. L., Arlin0ton.)
am sending this for Mrs. M. K.F.
Washington. She asks for an old
time cake recipe which is rich and
light, hope this will be the one that
she wants. I have used 1t for many
years and find it very good.
GRANDMOTHER 1884 Cake: One
cup butter, 2 cups sugar, 3 cups
sifted cake flour, 4 eggs, 3 teaspoons
baking powder, " teaspoon salt,
cup milk, teaspoon almond ex-
tract. '.S
Cream butter and sugar until
light. Add eggs one at time, beat
ing each in thoroughly. Sift and add
dry ingredients alternately with
milk and flavoring, mix well until
smooth. Bake in two g. inch
creased layer cake pans in moder-
ately hot oven, $50 degrees, about
80 minutes. When cool fill and frost
as desired
Evening star., 1948-02-25

foresees such a happening
and when the occasion pops
up she's prepared for it with
the right shoes.
Pictured is a simple
enough ."oround the clock"
ideo that you can work to
suit you. You are offered
many choices in color, sill
houette, leather and fobric
this coming spring. The life
you lead is important in your
choice. For example, if you
are q eoreer woman. q simple,
weorobIe and yet attractive
shoe would be more in keep
ing with your business life.
For "dress-up" wear you can
Evening star., 1948-02-25

This crocheted sweater to wear
right now under suits and later on
with blouses is easily and quickly
crocheted. Blue and beige or yellow
and brown are just two of the many
colors that you may select.
Pattern envelope No. R2658 con-
tains crocheting instructions, sizes
IA, 16 and IS included and stitch
illustrations.
To obtain this pattern, send is
cents in coins, giving pattern num-
ber. your name, address and zone
number to Peggy Robert, The
Washington Star, P. o. Box 100,
Station G. New York 10, N. z ~
Evening star., 1948-02-25

For late spring and on into
the summer, for q shoe that
will mate perfectly with
your lightly eoIored frocks,
choose q muIticoIored cobra
onkIe-strop. Our model, who
seems to be impotiently
waiting for her date, is wear
ing q "BoIenciooo" eoIored
crepe sheath dress with q
black loce overskirt. She has
matched her dress with
bronze kid and "Bolenci-
oeo" suede platform shoes.
All Of, these timely shoes
ore from q weII-known Con-
necticut ovenue shoe solon.
-ElENI.
Photos By Francis Routt.
Evening star., 1948-02-25
BIRTHDAY PARTY?

BIRTHDAY PARTY?
(Frons Mrs. M. J. c., Washtngton.)
I am planning a birthday party
in March for my 3-year-old daugh-
ter. I should like to have some
suggestions for games, refreshments,
favors, ETC., for indoors.
CLEANING WOOD?
(From p. r. M, WGshtngton.)
am writing in the hope that
some kind reader will tell me how
to clean and polish an oak Qight)
dinette set and a maple bedroom
suite which has been in use for
about ono year.
MERINGUE.
(From Mrs. /. R., Washington.)
Can any one tell me how I can
make q meringue that will not
melt" and moisten the pie and crust
and make it soggy? I have tried
and tried to make pies and just
cannot get the maringue right. I
use a Taylor thermometer and make
it according to directions but 1t just
doesn't work.
II II X
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
from NJ. H. A., StEuer Spring.
About Christmas cards (useO i,
before Christmas and for bed bags"
In hospitals, our church guild made
note pads. BY pasting the front and
back Of a card on a sti1f piece Of
paper a bit larger than the Christ
mas card, with 6 to 10 sheets Of
writing paper, then a stiff cardboard
for q back to the pad. Tie together
loosely at top.
They seem to give great pleasure
to those able to use their hands
while in bed, more so even than
scrap books.
FROSTTNG RECIPES.
From Mrs. S. C. S., Arlington.)
Some time ago, some one asked
for a recipe for caramel frosting.
and white icing. I am sending three
of my pet recipes that I have used
for years.
Boiled Icing - Dissolve u cup
granulated sugar in y cup boiling
water, let boil until when tested in
cold water, q little of the sirup may
be gathered into q soft ball. Pour
sirup in a fine stream on the white
Of egg beaten very light, beating
constantly meanwhile. Beat con-
tinually until cold or stiff enough
to spread on cake. A few drops of
lemon juice for fiayoring. use the
whites of two eggs for a fluffy boiled
icing and it will not harden as
quickly as one white.
: 7 have recipe for ornamental
icing If any one desires same.
Caramel Frosting-Mix a cups
brown sugar, cup milk, butter size
of egg, i egg thoroughly beaten.
Boil II minutes, remove from stove,
add desired amount OF vanilla, beat
until thick to spread.
Lemon Filling-One cup sugar, 2
tablespoons butter, 2 eggs, Juice Of
two lemons. Beat all together and
boil to consistency Of Jelly, cool,
spread
Evening star., 1948-02-25
Fashion
Notes

The influence Of the movies,
the theater, and the concert stage
upon fashion has long been &C.
cepted.
This Spring sees no deviation.
Among the many things to hit
our desk was the information
that Sally Victor has placed the
bonnet that she designed for
Loretta Young in 1.-THE Bishops
Wife" In her spring line. The
bonnet, which Is pictured. Is
Evening star., 1948-02-25

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Ever.ing Star, Washington 4.
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 CassoeH