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The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-09
eStrictive covenants.

restrictive covenants.
State rent control law.
Establishment of state FEPC
ffair employment practices COM
missiOn).
The labor leaders hit out at
the "pompous and pretentious
claims of the CLIO Political Ac-
ton Committee and its endorse
ment of candidates openly linked
TO "well-known Chicago gang
clements and charged that
these leaders of CIO-PAC do
not speak for the labor member
ship which they claim to repre-
sent"
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-09

Win us CnOlCe.
Ironically, Chicago Typo
graphical Union No. 16 led
he tumultous fight to throw
convention support behind Tru-
nan.
At the same time, the typos
pushed through a resolution de-
handing that Truman Gust his
.ppointee, Robert n. Denham,
General counsel of the National
labor Relations Board.
(The NLRB's Denham. and
other Truman Dems have sue
,eeded in tying up the printers
mion's strike against Chicago's
i've m ajor daily newspapers
ince November, 1947, by serv-
ng injunctions on the union)
But Injunction Harry" ran
rue to form. Despite the typos
achievement in swinging sup
port for Truman from conven-
ion delegates, Truman, immedi-
,tely following the convention,
urned h u m b s down on the
)enham custer.
Added irony: ISL delegates
bOOe d when anti-labOr Gov.
Green appeared at the cOnven-
ion to warn against infiltratiOn
# labor unions by agents of
MOSCOW" They were boom g
Green, not his admOnitiOns. Yet,
Ollowing the convention wind
Up in Plumbers Hall, 1340 w.
Washington, federation sources
'epOrted that the 11-man execu-
i've board would meet to con-
Iider endorsement of Gov.
Green for a third term.
Convention finished business:
endorsement of Paul Douglas,
Democratic candidate for US
;enator, who thinks that parts
If the aft-Hartley law are con-
jtructive; support (and this is
sood) of the printers unions
tcike; resolution supporting an
nnual wage, and approval of a
holiday election day,
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-09

for the playoff in Boston the
next day.
Instead, Lou calmly led his
team into Fenway Park and
nominated Gene Bearden, 27-
year-Old sOuthpaw to tame the
Red Sox after one days rest.
And that was just what Gene
did. With the help of some
timely h itting by Boudreau
(they didn't get him out all day.
and Ken Keltner, Gene sent
those powerful Red Sox home
licking the wounds they had re-
ceived in an 8-to-3 rout.
Lou and his boys are staying
on in Boston for few days to
take care of little business
with Billy Southworth and his
pesky Braves. They call it the
World Series.
Lou and his boys are in a
mean mood so it looks kind of
bad for the Boston boys.
The Indians have three first
rate pitchers in Teller, Lemon
and Bearden. The way BOud-
reau, Gordon, Keltner and Dolby
have been hitting those fences,
the combination is going to be
tough to whip.
True, the Braves still have
two fair hurlers in Sain and
SPAIN, but without Jeff Heath
their attack should be none too
strong. Spain figures to run
into plenty of trouble, with all
that right-hand power Cleve-
land is going to throw at him.
Johnny Sain is great. true
enough, but he can't do it by
himself. 1t looks like about six
games after Wednesdays open
er, that Series flag is going to
be Cleveland bound.
< < <
w ANT to know this years
" Big Ten champion? North
westerns Wildcats are the boys.
After W a tic h in g them make
mlnce meat out of those Boiler
Makers last Saturday we're con-
WINGED they are mighty tough
cookies.
True, they have a tough
schedule, m lie ing Minnesota
and Michigan on the next two
consecutive Saturdays. But from
here they have just that right
combination of fast offense and
powerful defense to see them
through. NOtre Dame had bet
ter watch out, the Wildcats are
coming.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-09
State federation of labor
convention endorses Truman
BY STAN MACK

The Illinois State Federation of Labors sixday 66th
annual convention which ended last Saturday endorsed
Harry Truman and thereby warmed the cookies of the
dents heart.
But that the deed is done-is the ISL happy
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-09

appoints a so-called blue rib
bon jury which gives expert
advice to the Boxing Com
mission on how to pre- e n t
further tragedies.
The Boxing Commission inn
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-09

mediately f or
gets the advice.
The matchmak-
erS go on with
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TIE ILLINOIS STANDARD. OCTOBER ?. 194s
PIP labor division
meets here Oct. 10

Fitzgerald, president of the third largest Go
union and chairman the National Labor Committee for
Wallace will to Chicago next Wednesday, Oct. IS, to
address meeting called the labor division of the
Progressive Party here
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The Fans Corner
Death in sports is grim tragedy
because ii cutches men in youth
By AL VAUGHN

CHICAGO had its second ring tragedy within year when
" Felix Gomez (aas Kid Dnamita) succumbed after
eight round TKO in the Chicago Stadium ring
Up comes the usual cries, Outlaw boxing" Its
legalzed MURDER
What happens then? The same old story the coroner
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Evening star., 1948-02-26
The Chef SAYS

CANCALAISE:: Poached oysters,
cooked shrimp, slices of truffies. A
white wine sauce.
CARDINAL: Slices of lobster tails,
slices of truff1es. Sauce Cardinal.
Fish veloute, lobster butter, truf-
f1e essence.
CHAMBORD: Quenelles of fish
forcemeat, button mushrooms, truf-
f1es, shrimps, slices of fried roe. A
sauce of the liquor in which the fish
was cooked.
CHAUCHAT: Rounds Of boiled
potato overlapping each other
around the fish. Sauce Mornay.
COMMODORE: Quenelles of fish
forcemeat ,truffles, lobster tails.
Sauce Normande.
DAUMONT: Large mushrooms
stewed in butter. small quenelles of
fish forcemeat, shrimps, friend soft
roes. Sauce Nantua.
DIEPPOISE: Poached and beard
ed mussels, shelled shrimp. White
whine sauce.
DORA: Cucumbers stewed in
butter arranged around the fish.
The rest of the list next week
Meantime, if you want to have the
recipe for any of the special sauces
mentioned, drop me q line in care
of The Evening Star. enclosing a
stamped. self-addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1948-02-26

If you were interested and sent
for a set of my complete French
menu terms last fall, you perhaps
will want to add this group to the
collection. So often one is confused
about the fish listed on the menus
in swank dining-spots, for many
restaurants use the name of the
type of garnish accompanying the
fish to describe the dish. If you
don't know the code, it's apt to be
mighty confusing.
So here is quick "dry run" over
the ones you are most apt to meet
when dining out. The designation
will follow, the name of the fish,
such as sole, Americaine,'' which
means f1llet of sole or founder gar
nished with slices of lobster tails,
button mushrooms and Sauce AM
ericaine. (The liquor in which the
lobster tails were cooked. lightly
bound with butter, favored with
Tarragon and Chervil)
BATELIERE: Glazed button on
ions, button mushrooms, shrimp
cooked in court-bouillon and pos
sibly fried eggs. Sauce Mariniere
(This is a regular Sauce Bercy to
which has been added some of the
liquor used in cooking the shrimp
or perhaps mussels. In the latter
case, some mtlssels may be included
IN the garniSh.)
Evening star., 1948-02-26
By VioIef Faulkner
Food Editor.

d
"A Washington Institution since
1875, the Center Market on K stree.
has recently been completely re-
noyated for the first time in some
80 or 40 years. The stands have
been lowered for better visibility;
the overhead rods removed and the
whole interior has been given a
new paint Job. There are 90 in
dividual stands under this one roof,
many OF them have been in the
same family for generations, pass
ing from father to son. Presidents,
Supreme Court Justices, old-line
families on down to the humblest
shopper have made up their Glen
tele through the years.
An interesting sidelight are the
outside stands that operate on the
pavement. The farmers pay the
management the nominal sum of
40 cents q day for q ticket to
operate a stand. There is one
stipulation, however, they must sell
produce grown on their own farms.
If you are looking for the un-
usual, here is one place to find It.
On a tour around the market the
other day we came across such
items as octopus, squid, real finnan
haddie, imported caviar, diamond
back terrapin, sturgeon, rainbow
trout from Denmark. and the very
salty Long Island oysters. I be-
lieve this is the only place In town
where you can buy this particular
variety of oysters for home con-
sumption. For special dinner parties
you can get fillet of chicken breast
or brace of pheasants. Also avail
able are dried chestnuts, Italian
cheese, homemade Greek pastries.
delicious filled candies (also home
made), home-cured hams and
smoked tongues-the list could go
on and on. The management now
guarantees every purchase you
make, it's a case of satisfaction OF
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Report to the Housewife

your money back! And for your
convenience there are two parking
areas nearby where you may park
your car free-of-charge while you
shop.
The outstanding fruit buy for
this week is Florida white grape
fruit. You'll find the supplies are
plentiful and the prices way down.
Lettuce and cabbage are two more
''musts" to go on your list: they're
SO reasonable you can almost use
the word cheap. And it's been
long time since that word has ap-
piled to any food item. Florida
white celery and California carrots
are somewhat lower In price than
they were week ago. Texas spin
ach is excellent quality and, here
again, you'll find the price Is right.
There seems to be a wide range in
the price Of sweet potatoes; at best
they are no bargain at this time of
the year since the stocks are be-
ginning to show signs Of waste.
Green beans are scarce and high.
This may be explained by the fact
that the Texas crop was frozen out,
leaving Florida to supply the whole
Eastern United States. Strawber-
ries from Florida are expensive, but
the quality is very nice If cost is
not an item with you. Temple
oranges They're q cross between
an orange and a tangerine) are on
the way out, the last shipment has
been received for this season. These
oranges are excellent in salads, so
If you are particularly fond Of them,
this is the last call.
A new Red Cross Nutrition Serv-
ice evening class opened this week
in the Walsh House Kitchen, 2020I
Massachusetts, avenue, and will con-
tinue to March IL. The classes will
be held from 7:30 to $50 pm. on
Tuesdays and Thursdays. There's
still time to register.
HERE AND THERE. A little
booklet called "Mealtime Magic With
Margarine" is yours for the asking.
The book is a collection Of famous
Evening star., 1948-02-26

recipes featuring the use of vita.
min-rich. fortified margarine. Just
write to the National Cotton Council
of America, Box 18, Memphis /,
Tennessee, and ask them to send
you copy. II you are having
friends over during Lent and do not
plan to serve meat, how about q
shrimp curry? Make 1t different by
serving 1t in avocado half shells or
adding cubes Of avocado to the
sauce Just before serving. :. Liver
will be more tender II IL II cooked
at q low, even temperature. Rapid
cooking hardens and toughens liver.
An electric iron with q thermo-
stat may not be suited for both AC
and DC current so be sure 1t can
be used on both currents before
depending on it for travel use.
Dairy specialists Of the United
State Department Of Agriculture say
that freezing damages evaporated
milk and that manufacturers, whole
salers and retailers take care never
to store 1t where it is In danger
Of freezing. Freezing does not cause
"spoilage" unless 1t expands the can
enough to break the seal and let
spoilage organisms enter. But even
If spoilage has not taken place,
evaporated milk which has frozen
Is not suitable for most uses, and
cannot be brought back to its orig
inal form. The effect Of freezing
on evaporated milk Is much the
same as that on bottled milk ieft
to freeze on the doorstep on a win
ter day. The fat in the milk turns
to oil at the top. the protein be-
comes partly insoluble, and the
water separates, as 1t does when
milk sours The reason is that in
slow freezing large crystals form
which break the normal emulsion.
Spectophotometer is quite q
word, but add it to your vocabulary.
1t is an instrument used by Gamers
to determine the ripeness of fruit.
to the National Gamers
Association, the spectophotometer is
50 accurate that fruit identified as
ripe can carry label to that effect.
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Readers Clearing House


Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both ar@ use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those OF The Star and, as 1t
is obviously impossible for us
to test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility for
them. Betsy Cas0eH
Evening star., 1948-02-26

The smell Of stew winters cheers the entire
fonny...
Artstocrdttc Stew Baking PoUder Biscuits.
Grapefruit Apple Salad
Lazy Daisy Cake Milk
Aristocratic Stew.
2 pounds of lamb breast IL small carrots
] water
] pound No Salt and pepper
beans
2-nch add water and
fresh whole carrots and
continue they
added 10 before the Thken the
with hot baking powder biscuits
Dreaded Veal Outlets Credmed Potatoes
Frozen Asparagus Ste,oed Tomatoes
Chocolate Nut Squares Coffee
Chocolate Nut Squares.
Il sifted -four well beaten
" teaspoon baking powder teaspoon melted butter
u teaspoon salt teaspoons hot water
sugar broken nut meats
package chocolate chips
Sft flour add baking
Add gradually beating thoroughly Add shorten
ing then chocolate chips mixing thoroughly
Add -four gradually mixing we'll into Inch which
has been creased lined again. Bake
slow 1925 degrees 80 minutes Cool Remove from
pan. Cut In squares Makes 20 by vL"
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Stuffed
Baked Fish

l trout salmon, about 2 pounds.
2 cups soft bread crumbs.
l teaspoon salt.
Il cup chopped parsley.
Y teaspoon poultry seasoning.
1s teaspoon pepper.
n cup melted butter.
2 tablespoons lemon juice.
Parsley for garnish.
/. Thoroughly clean fish and place
on a well-greased, heat-resistant
glass platter IL inches long.
2. Mix together bread crumbs
salt, chopped parsley, poultry sea-
soning, pepper, butter and lemon
juice.
3. Stuff fish with bread stuffing
and fasten sides together.
4. Bake in hot oven, 400 degrees
Fahrenheit, for 20 minutes. Gar
nish fish with parsley and serve on
glass platter. ,..
Evening star., 1948-02-26
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Between You

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your mouth - with Glyeo-T Thymoline! IT'S
imstsnt-antacid - pleasant-tasting. Swish
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Evening star., 1948-02-26

You can bet they'll ask for seconds on this. -.
SUNDAY.
Frcasseed Chicken With Dumlplings
Rutabagas Green Peas
Tossed Salad With French Dressing
Prune Layer Pie Coffee
cups cooked prunes u teaspoon cinnamon
tablespoon plain geatne " teaspoon grated
prunes cups whipping
~ cup liquid from prunes teaspoons plain gelatin for
u teaspoon salt Shredded coconut
baked 8-nch pastry shell
Cut pnes from pits into small pieces Soften gelatin In little
sotened lemon rind heat thoroughly stirring
continuously Chill until thick Blend together Y and
until thick not firm: add remanns whip stiff
Gnu until near n1n roul nan 81 @ nso Daku
and sprinkle top with coconu Chill until firm
LIE, ene Bacon "osYAz' <s hs,sea ,ass4 poIstss,
Broccoli With Holandaise Sauce
Sca'0pea cor" Ho,.nda,.. Sauce Safe' Apple
u cup butter 2 tablespoons lemon juice
egg N teaspoon salt
grains cayenne pepper
butter top boiler with water in
bottom part melted the egg
beae right in the double boilers top then beat the
thick then from the hot water and broccoli Makes
a generous n cup
Cheese Puff Casserole. Buttered Beets
Cabbage Salad Oatmeal Mullins
Raisin Rice Pudding
Cheese Casserole
2 tablespoons butter well beaten
tablespoons minced parsley cups milk
8 slices bread teaspoon salt
together butter and minced parsley Trim cruss from
remaining bread each sandwich into tr
angles layers shallow Combine milk
Bake 35o F) As
minutes. Serves to 6.
Evening star., 1948-02-26

ana l turned IL DaCk 1OT CTeulG Ol
fully automatic one. This has
yet to be installed so I can't COM
ment on it at this time. .
FEEDING PROBLEM.
from Mrs. J. r. w., Bethesda.)
Some suggestions for Mrs. G. B. p,
Kensington, concerning feeding
problem with her 5-month-old
daughter.
First, let me say you must have
great patience, and don't be dis
couraged if it takes as long as two
months before she really accepts
solid foods of her own accord. My
5h -month-old son is just now re-
warding me with happy acceptance
of his food, and we started at the
age 4 months. I remember having
the same experience with my older
boy, now 21a, and wonderful eater.
You must take very calm and
Unconditional attitude, even though
the baby screams and struggles
against the new food. Hold her
firmly and place the food well back
on'her tongue so it can't be spit out.
If she cries and becomes too upset,
stop until the next feeding period,
even though only minute amount
may have reached her stomach. But
calmly try again at the next sched-
uled time. The baby is the original
conservative and naturally objects
to the spoon at first when she has
known only the bottle. But think
if you 60 about it calmly and per-
severe you will be rewarded with
success, in time, as I was.
In the case of cereal, try varying
the consistency and adding dash
of sugar or salt to make it more
tasty.
Have you got the bottle out Of
sight when it's time for solid food?
I discovered my boy had his eye on
the bottle and couldn't keep his
mind on anything else. Now we hide
it till all the other food is gone.
Also, sometimes he is starved by
the time feeding time approaches
that he just can't wait to go through
the process of eating from the spoon
before getting to that bottle. Try
feeding your baby a little earlier
than usual-before she has had a
chance to get too hungry and fussy.
In addition to the excellent, but
usually general, advice given by my
babies physician, I have been guild
ed largely by a very excellent book
on the care of children from pre-
natal to six years, put out by a we'll
known home and garden magazine
consider this publication indis-
pensable. It contains many help
full suggestions concerning your i'm
mediate problem.
If your childis refusal to eat de-
velops more serious proportions and
cannot be remedied by any of these
simple procedures, I suggest that
you have her carefully examined by
a competent physician to make cer-
tain there is no organic ailment
underlying the trouble.
COOKING SCHOOLS?
(Fronl G. L. S., Washington
I'm most interested in attending
a cooking school this spring semes-
ter during the evenings. I plan to
marry soon and feel that knowing
how to cook will enable me to have
a happier marriage. Would you
please give me some information as
Evening star., 1948-02-26
RHW1atS Coobin'
FRIDAY.
Stuffed Fish
Baked Potato


Stuffed Fish Baked potato
Spinach
Tomato and Celery Aspic Salad
Baked Pears Topped With Ice Cream
Coffee
Baked Pears
whole pears ! tablespoon butter
cup Drown sugar, packed teaspoon cinnamon
tablespoons lemon juice " cup boiling water
Wash pears haye and peel Place baking
remaining ingredients which together
minutes Bake covered degrees F)
minutes until tender
sugar sirup in bottom Of Cool topped
Serves s.
SATURDAY.
Spanish Meat Cakes Cautfotuer
Dried Lima Beans Waldorf Salad
Toasted Rolls
Floating Island
Spanish Meat Cakes.
cups cooked rice / minced small garlic
pound ground lean beef " cup chopped green
la teaspoons salt tablespoons -four
Pepper tablespoons chilli powder
Fat Tor frying teaspoon paprika
" cup oil or shortening cups water
VI cup chopped onion " cup chopped ripe olives
Combine rice beef teaspoon salt pepper Blend
noougny and shape into u pate Fry In small quantity Of fat
until brown both sides Remove patts skillet Heat oil
shortening skillet add onion garlic and green pepper and fry
until onion Wed but not brown Blend in -four chilli powder
papka and remaining teaspoon salt Add water and boil stirring
continuously about minutes Stir olives paes
and cook slowly aboHt Is minutes. Serves g.
Evening star., 1948-02-26
MoLAssEs PUDDING?

SWEET POTATO DESSERT?
From Mrs. F. P. H., Alexandria, J
Will some kind reader please send
in a recipe for old-fashioned mo-
lasses pudding and one for grated
sweet potato pudding?
Evening star., 1948-02-26
HoMEMAKERs' CLUB.

From NJ. L., Wdshington.)
In response to Mrs. F. A. G.,
Washington, inquiring about a
homemakers' club in her vicinity OF
Brentwood, I would suggest that she
contact Miss Ethel Regan, who is
a home demonstration agent, spon-
soring homemakers' clubs, and
whose Office is in the Professional
Building, Hyattsville, Md. Phone
Hyattsville 0531.
Evening star., 1948-02-26
MouNTING SNAPSHOTS?

MOUNTING SNAP0F1OIo!
From Mrs. r. H., TakonG Park
want to arrange all of my snap
shots in books. I don't like to use
the corners one buys in the dime
store, for I have found they come
loose after a while. Do any of the
readers know a satisfactory way OF
doing them?
Evening star., 1948-02-26
COOKING SCHOOLS?
FEEDING PROBLEM.

(Fron, G. L. S., WGshington.)
I'm most interested in attending
a cooking school this spring semes-
ter during the evenings. I plan to
marry soon and feel that knowing
how to cook will enable me to have
a happier marriage. Would you
please give me some information as
to where these schools are held In
the cityc
Evening star., 1948-02-26
HOME JOBS2
HUME JObS!
from Mrs. E. E. B., Prince
Frederick

I would like to be able to do some
thing to supplement my husbands S
income. I must find something that
I can do at home. I have twins, 5
years old, and I could not get trans
portation to a job, were there one
close, as I am completely away
from town. If any one could tell
me where to write to obtain infor-
nation on jobs at home, T would
very much appreciate it.
X X X X
+ CAKE, LIVER RECIPES?
From Mrs. v. B. H., Washington
Would be glad to have recipe for
cake by Mrs. M. K. F., Washington
(an old-time recipe>. Also would
be glad to hear from readers as to
how to cook liver and have 1t ten
der.