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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09

Il. pluku lid dTk AVG. d Oh
ulici v New Yorku.> Ma tonic
slete vystoupi cvicenci T. J
Sokol, D. A. Sokol a S, T. j. So
kol. Mimo cvicen1 Sc pfipravu-
je Beseda a promluvf vyznacni
americti cinitele.
Vstupne je S1.25, $3.50 a
$500.
Pred Sletem Sc budou konat
zavody a Size poc1naje ctvrt-
KEN, dine 20. cervna. V sobotu
vecer, dine 1. cervence Dude te-
locvicna Academic T. J. So
kolovne, {. 420 East list ST.,
New York City, ma ktere Wy
stoupi sokolske zupy Sc zvlast-
mimi porady.
Slet Dude zahajen v nedeli,
dine 2. Gervence We 2:30 odpo-
ledne v Armory ma "a. ulici a
Park Ave., v New Yorku. Costa
do Zbrojnice je velmi jednodu-
cha. Zbrojnice Sc naleza media
leko stanice Grand Central,
stejne jake nedaleko STANCE
Pennsylvania, take pc vystu-
pu z vlaku sc tam m1zete do
staff pesky. Ovsem dovezou
vas tam i poulicn1 autobusy a
podzemnf drahy. Nejlepe Sc
tam dostanete podzemn1 dra-
hou ma Lexington Ave-, zvyse-
nou drahou ma Third Avenue,
nebo autobusy ma techto AYES.
Stejne snadno sc tam dostane-
tie autem. Re zapadn1 strany
Manhattanu sc tam dostanete
pricnym autobusovym spoje-
MIN pc "a. ulici.
Vsechny vets1 sokolske sbo-
ry vysflaji ma slet sve evidence.
Mnohe z Mich poradaj1 zvlast-
nj vypravy autobusy nebo VIA
KEN. Zajistete ST proto We va
Sem okoll, kde Sc vypravy po-
fadaj1, a pripojte Sc k MIN.
Nebude-li z mist vaseho by
dliste nebo jeho okol1 pofada-
ma zadna vyprava, prijd'te sa-
mi. Pfivedte celou svou rodi-
nu, sve deti i sve pTatele a INA
me. Sokolske slety jsou kras-
nym zazitkem a pod1vanou a
proto je kazdy rad spatT1. De-
lajf dobre jmeno nasemu naro-
du a zaropen udrzujf nasi mia
de- v narodnim uvedomen1.
Tento slet Dude jedn1m z nej-
vets1ch a nejdGstojnejs1ch a
proto je nutno, abyste 81 sve
zalezitosti jiz nyn1 zar1dili tax,
abyste mohli byti v New Yor-
ku dine 2. cervence.
Ma slete setkate Sc S mnohy-
svymi znamymi z cele kra-
janske Ameriky. Sokolsky slet
Dude mohutnou demonstrate
demokracie a svobody. Bude
ddGkazem toho, re mas lid mi
luje svoji americkou vlast a re
ie verny americkym tradiclm.
Mimo to uvidfte krasny pro-
gram. Pripravuje Sc IL c1sel
poradu, ktery potrva 3 hodiny.
Slet sc Dude konat "a kazdeho
pocasi, nebot dvorana je pre-
klenuta strechou. Ami dest,
ami bourka, ami vedro nemuze
pTekazit mas slet.
Pocftejte proto S tim dnem.
Prijdte v nedeli, dine 2. cerven-
&c ma Sokolsky Slet do ZbroJ-
nice IL. pluku ma "a. ulici a
Park Ave. v New Yorku.
(Tiskova sluzba STJS.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
Move domovy nasich sokolskych
robin.

Mas znamy radiovy hlasatel
br. Jarka Mares a ses. Frantis-
ka Maresova presidlili do sveho
noveho domova Box Ok,
Route 3, Dundalk : 20, Md.
Take br. a ses. Donald a Ii
buse Volker odstehovali Sc do
sveho noveho domova 1926
Canterbury Rd., Baltimore IA.
Obema rodinam pTejeme v
novych domovech mnoho spo-
kojenosti, stestf a radosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl ZprdVy.
-Pripomenutf rodicEm!

Nyni je doba graduace va.
SIGH dftek a redakce zada nase
csl. rodice, by TELEGRAPH" las
KAYE oznamili jmena svych di-
tek-graduantd, skoly a den gra.
duace, abychom to mohli otisk-
nOuti.
Kdo by 81 pTal, NIUE take
blahOpfati graduantGm pro
stTednictv1m naSeho casopisu.
Ia blahopTejn6 oznamky cita-
me $500.
Zpravy o graduaci otiskuje-
me Zdarma!
Doufame, re krajan6 nasi
nabfdky pouzij1!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
DalSi csl. vlastenec byl
odsouzen k smrti.

Praha. = Brnensky tiskovy
organ komunisticke strany
"Rovnost" oznamil, re pix. csl.
armady J. Rob1tka byl odsou-
zen k smrti pro udanlive wy
zvedactstvi We prospech Spoje-
nych Statd. Dalsfch IL spolu-
obzalovanych armadnich dd-
stojnikn nebo clen1 statni bez-
pecnosti bylo odsouzeno do "a
laf1 ma dobu cd 10 rok1 az dc
dozivot1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
.Novy projev papeze pro
svetovv mir.

Vatikanske Mesto. = Pape5
Plus XII. pravil 3. cervna, Re
jen svetova koalice lidi dobre
vile NIUE prinesti mir a wy.
svobodit svet re "zhoubne stu.
dene valky", ktera "hrozi pro
puknouti do nesrovnateln6
zhoubnejsf prave plamennt
.valky." Vyzval veskeren lie
We "velke lidske rodine'', ably
Sc spoil v obrovske akci ma "a
branen1 hrozfc1ho nebezpecf
Papez oslovil 200 delegate dc
mezinarodn1ho kongresu pro
spolecenska studio.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
Ciang Kaj-sek naTidili okamzi-
tou popravu pro kazdeho
koristnika.

Taipei, Formosa. = Ciang
Kaj-sek narfdili okamzitou po-
pravu kazdeho, kdo We veTejne
sluzbe Dude shledan vinnym
kofistnictv1. Rozkaz Sc tyka
zejmena drednlkd kteTi koris-
till z odvedenych vojakn nebo
brazil zold "a neexistuj1ci voja-
ky. Osoby, jez chranf koTist-
Milky, podlehaj1 rovnez trestu
smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
DalSi Danska LODI byla
zadrzena Rusy.

Kodan. = DalSi danska ry-
baTska LODI byla zadrzena Rusy
v Baltickem mort. Je to Is dan
ska LODI zadrzena tohoto roku
ruskymi patrolnfmi cluny ma
obvinen1, re. rybaTili uvnitr te-
ritorialn1ch vod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
Rekordni pocet turistG
We Francii.

Parfz. = Mluvcf francouz-
skeho ministerstva dopravy O.
znamil, re v letosnlm roce ma
vstfvil Francii az dosud rekord-
nj pocet cizincG. Ucinene re-
servace naznacuji, re hlavn1
naval turistn pfekona vsechny
dosavadni rekOrdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
Dedikacni Obrady noveho
"Flap House Namestl"

budou Sc konati tuto nedeli, IL.
cervna 4 p. M, 844 East Pratt
st. Obradnm Dude predchazeti
veliky prdvod cd War Memo
rial Plaza, ktery zapocne We 3
hodiny odpoledne. V prdvodu
budou vojenske oddly, vete-
ranske organisace a mnoho
vlasteneckych spolkd.
Tato oslava Dude 1fednlm
otevrenim National Flag Week.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
Pripravy pro Benesovy
naroZeniny.

Praha. = Poole naT1zeni mi
nisterstva vnitra a narodn1 o.
brany mely vsechny ozbrojene
silly pohotovost uz cd 25. kvet-
ma, ably bylo zabraneno pflpad-
nym demonstraclm v den naro-
Zeni DIR. BeneSe. FCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
Stribrne Vyroci Svatby

nehlucne oslavili mas mily sta
rosta Sok. Jedn. "Blesk', br.
Frantisek Bouda a jeho man
zelka ses. Bozena Boudova.
Prejeme nas1m dobrym sokol-
skim pracovnik1m hodne zdra-
vieSka a spokojenosti do druhe
petadvac1tky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
Francie ~vystavuje novy zelez'
nicni material.

Paf1z. = Ma vystav6 fran
couzskeho zeleznicn1ho materi-
alu jsou jak lokomotivy tax re-
leznicn1 vozy opatfeny gumo-
vymi koly, ktera Sc pTi pred
beznych pokusech velmi osved-
ella.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
Marylandska skola pro slepce

pofada Commencement Exer-
cises tuto' nedeli, IL. cervna We
3 bod. odpol. We skole Overlea
a to v Newcomer Hall.
VeTejnost jest zvana k ma
vSteve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
MA SLET
DO NEW YORKU!

Gas rychle ub1ha. Jiz brzy
pride den 2. cervence. Bude
to den, kdy Dude v New Yorku
pofadan XII. Slet STJ. Sokol.
Slet sc Dude konat We Zbrojnici
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09
Mile vzpominky z Floridy Ia
slaly redakci nase ceske
Demokratky z. wardy.

V naSem liste ucinili jsme
zmfnky, re danny naSeho Amer
Ces. Dem. Klubu 7. wardy pod
milky velkou vyj1zdku do Stun
ne Floridy. Dostali jsme cd Mich
milou vzpom1nku V podobe O.
hromn6 pOhlednice z Largo,
Florida. Ma teto pohlednici by
ly vsichni dcastnfci podepsani.
PAX jsme obdrzeli Report" cd
pTedsedky pf. Bozeny Rihov6 z
Miami, Fla. Jejf hlasen1 bylo
nasleduj1c1:
Miami, Fla,
81. kv6tna, 1850,
Redakce "Telegrafu":-
PTedn6 prfjmete srdecny po-
zdrav re "Slunn6ho Jihu" cd
27 demokratek 1. Americas.
Dem. Klubu Z. wardy. Tez ST.
decny dix pTanf nam stastne
cesty. Cestovanf je nadherne,
vSe jest We vesel6 nalade. Zde
jsme ubytovany V Hotelu Ne
therland (Little Bohemian
V nasi vyprav6 jsou believe
it or not - Ripley 4 parry ses-
ter a to danny:
Bozena R1ha
Marie RokOs
Elizabeth SchimGnek
Otilie Kastner
Bozena PaTfzek
Marie Dawes
Marie Walters
Matilda MinaT
a zde uvadime jm6na ostatn1ch
dam:
Anna Itch
And6la PeleSka
BarbOra Mannion
Ida Rittase
Hedva Vecera
R1zena Stock
Antonio Svoboda
Marie Mares
Anna N6mec
Antonio Sramek
Agnes Cervenka
Otilie HOlzknecht
Anna Cvach
Jenny Janda
Marie RGzicka
Bessie Mislovsky
KateTina Luckan
Carrie Kraus
Rob. j. Hall
a p. Kordula z 901 N. Port St.
Ma shledanou
Vase Demokratky.
= Dekujeme "a krasne a
mile vzpOm1nky kter6 mas a ma
Sc ctenare velmi potesily.
Redakce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09

pOtreba sdellti YAM, re naSt
rady sokolske jsou kratsi a II
start pracovn1ci jsou unaveni
Pracovnfci delajf dobrou praci
ale potTebujf pomoc = v IRA,
dech = V t6locvicnach a pr
podnic1ch. Potrebujf pomot
vsech dnes zde prftomnych zls.
kavanim clenstva do nasicl
iednot a t6locvicen. zadam, a.
by kazdy z Vas zfskal jednoho
noveho elena k teto pomoci
Budujte %clenstvo! Name cvi-
citele a kdyz Wy pom1zete re-
s1liti nase fady ony VAN budou
vdecni q budou ma dale praco-
vati S chutf d laskou.
Ia kratkou chv1li budete vi
d6t tn drobotinu, mas dorost a
nase clenstvo V prostnych a ma
naTadf. Vzalo to mnoho vece-
ri nacvicit a hodne obetavosti
cvicitelG a cvicencu. Doufame,
re dnesn1 program Vas pine u
spokoj1. Ma Zdar!
Ladies & Gentlemen - Friends
of the Sokol Ideals:-
We live in the United States
and all that is said about his
tory, traditions, life, great men
and other topics, belong here in
full measure.
For over 80 years the Sokol
spirit has Illuminated the lives
of our brothers and sisters. They
carried the Sokol idea with
them into their private lives at
home and into public.
The Sokols, encouraged by
noble Sokol principles, always
held firmly to truth, justice and
freedom of body and mind.
The members of 4 genera
tons have carried the Sokol
ideals forward - and = the
Sokol tendency has become
deeply rooted in American life.
The ideals of the Sokols, as we'll
as their achievements are well
known. They are deply wrought
into loyalty to this country and
the love of ideals upon which
American liberty was built.
The generations that come
under our training are incul-
Gated with the desire, not only
to see more clearly, but also to
understand and love for the
higher things of life. We teach
those under our guidance les
sons in self-possession and free
dom, moderation, temperance,
calesthenics, sports, physical
development and virtues of CT
tizenship. The members who
grow up under our jurisdiction
betray neither the Sokol tradi-
tions nor their country. Their
patriotism is deep and genuine
and true to the spirit and prin-
ciples of the United States.
The beacon light toward
which they are progressing is
kept bright by the radiance of
sincerity which they are striv-
ing to attain.
We appreciate your support
of these Sokol Exhibitions and
ask that you appoint yourself
as a committee of one to help
us enlighten others of our work,
increase our membership and
lenghten the lines in our GYM
nasiums of young, middle aged
and those in the prime of life
and, last but not least, support
us financially.
The Southern Section of the
District, American So
kol Organization is composed
of units from Baltimore, Bel
Curtis Bay, Philadelphia
and Washington.
The calesthenics and appa-
ratus work to follow are the
result of many evenings of
practice and self denial.
Thank You - Ma Zdar!
E. Prostrednfk,
Vzdelavatel zupy Vychodn1
A. 8. O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-09

/. cervna zemTel p. John
Michael Ryder, manzel p1. Ka-
thleen Ryder, 313 Lorraine
Ave. We start 81 let. Narodil Sc
We SkOtSku.
Evening star., 1950-08-23

caused by a fungus and is aggre-
vated by overwatering. When rust
sign appears, cut plant from the
root with sharp knife, then trim
away leaves and stalk until no
more brown rings can be seen In
stalk.
Reroot crown by suspending
over water so stalk just touches.
Il use a hair receiver with top
inverted When roots are formed
replant in fresh light soil in
sterilized pot. If no healthy crown
Is left. select a few likely looking
medium sized leaves and grow
another plant.
I use soil. mixed with vermicu-
lite or peat moss or both to make
it light for roofing leaves. Plant
leaf stem (not covering any part
Of leaf) in two inch pot. Keep
soil damp until plants appear.
Then watch out for overwhelming.
There are many ways of propo-
eating and caring for African vio-
let's. Read and inquire about the
methods of others but adapt what
you learn to your home conditions.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
By Josephine Lowmon

My mail reflects the great need
for adult education. Psychologists
have long understood that this is
a vital need, and the death rate
among men soon after retirement
lis frightening.
Boredom, the feeling of not
being needed. and lack of exciting
goals can kill as surely as a germ
can.
The New York Adult Education
Council is an outstanding example
of what can be done and how
great this need is. This council
works in cooperation with the
Board Of Education. In New York
at Town Hall Club. the New York
Adult Education Council held its
17th annual meeting in May and
reviewed its growth, growth
from 1902 to 2.179 organizations
providing adult educational and
recreational opportunities to the
adult public.
From a total file Of 10000 cards
classified under numerous sub
jects and headings, the Consulta-
ton Service of the Council assists
people In finding the recreational
activity or resource best suited to
their individual needs. One hun
dred and ten thousand people
have used this service. II oppor-
tunities to satisfy needs do not
exist the Council tries to get or
Evening star., 1950-08-23
Adult Education Stimulates

CARNATIONS to start new activities.
There has been a big increase
in the proportion of older people
who come to Consultation Service.
Peoples desire for education has
grown and is growing. More and
more folks are realizing that
youth is not the only time for
learning-that one can learn all
of ones life and thereby enrich
every passing year.
Miss Winifred Fisher, Executive
Director of the Council says,
People are really learning how
they can be helped vocationslly,
in their personal lives, and in
their public responsibilities by
what adult education has to offer
them"
1t is too bad that every city
does not have this sort of a pro-
gram. Maybe your city has one
Of a kind. If not, prod your Board
|of Education into sponsoring one.
Don't find life dreary Just be-
cause your children have all left
home or because you have been
recently retired. There are so
many interesting things to learn
and so many fascinating activities
to indulge in. ..
If you would like to have my
leaflet, Hobbies" send a stamped
envelope with your request for
Leaflet No. Sc. Address Josephine
Lowman in care of The Evening
Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
With Needle and Thread
By Borboro Bell

Always In style in q little girls
wardrobe Is the adorable sailor
dress. This dainty version is cut
on easy-to-sew. princess lines with
the braid-trimmed collar in crisp
contrast.
Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated
Pattern No. 1902 is designed for
sizes 2. 8, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 3
requires 2 yards Of 39-inch fabric;
70 yard contrast.
For this pattern. send Is cents,
in coins, your name, address. pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington
Star. P. o. Box 80, Station G. New
York 10. N. Y.
Don't miss the new Fall and
Winter STYLIST! This latest is
sue contains 48 pages Of interest,"
ing sewing information-smart
new styles; more American De-
signer Originals; free pattern
printed in the book, Is cents.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
DISCUSSING FURNITURE.
(Frons Mrs. B. p, Burke.)

lFTom mrs. b. r., Burke.
For Mrs. r. r. H., of Washing
ton: In answer to your request
concerning q dark chest which
you would like to match maple
furniture.
I would remove all the old
varnish with paint remover. Then
clean OF with turpentine to get
OF paint remover. Next sand
smooth with a fine or medium
sandpaper. Next use oil stain
Irregular wood STAIN in maple.
kou apply this with a brush. let
Itand a few minutes then wipe
of with a cloth. When dry apply
coat or two Of clear shellac.
After this coat you are ready
for a coat of varnish. If you like
a shiny finish. I suggest a varnish
that is q hyphanated word be-
ginning with NJ and the second
part beginning with N. It is very
good. Your chest will look like
new. I did over a whole bedroom
suite which was only one color
when I started but when fin
ished, I have a very pretty two
tone suite. It was black when I
started and all checked. hope
this helps you.
Evening star., 1950-08-23

stylist flown from New York to
demonstrate the pictured Wash
ington brush cut"
This haircut has proved fiatter-
ing for a great many types and
especially those women with long
necks who have to keep their hair
little longer in the back. It's a
comfortable hair style and one
that is easy to care for.
In getting this new coiffure you
won't have to sit under a hair
dryer or go through that long
and tedious period of getting your
hair done up in sculptured curls.
Softness is obtained via a cutting
technique that involves the hair
being cut "inside out" and keep
ing the top layer Of hair In
smooth and sleek line. The hair
is brushed dry into the hair style
under infra-red lamps.
Complimentary coiffure consul
tations are being offered and if
you'll contact the Beauty Roundup
we'll be happy to ten you how and
where you can get yourS.-E. 8.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
AFRICAN VIOLETS.
(From Mrs. r. P. H.,
HGrper'S FerTu, w. Va.)

In reply to Mrs. r. H. S., Fair
fax: This reader can obtain in
formation on the care and propo-
cation of African violets by buy
ing Lloyd Putnam Lindsey's book
let Care and Culture of African
Violets" for SO cents from Afri-
can Violets, Box 1866, Ashville,
N c.
She could also join the African
Violet Society. Mr.. Warren Gott-
shall, Box 901, Alexandria, Va. is
treasurer. and the dues are SO per
year. The quarterly magazine is
excellent and free to members.
There is Homing Pigeon de-
partment which she may join (no
extra dues) and correspond with
others on the subject.
She can obtain the red violets
from a greenhouse on the Balti-
more Washington boulevard which
advertises in The Star. The red
is more Of wine color. Red
Head. Red Beauty, Red Amazon,
Red King. Red Girl, are some of
the varieties. There is no yellow
African violet!
Stem, crown or root rot is
Evening star., 1950-08-23

Tired Of traipsing from one
spot to another in order to get
all your beauty ritual done when
you 60 to the beauty salon? You
know-one section for the works
on the face, and then of to an
other spot for your hairdo and
makeup.
Then the news that one Of the
country's leading cosmetic houses
recently opened q Washington
salon should really make many
women sit up and take notice.
Particularly those women who
have visited their beautifully ap-
pointed salons from New York
to Houston.
All beauty work Is done In a
private booth so the customer can
rid herself of that "clutching ges-
ture" that accompanies to the
retreat and the advancing from
one section of a beauty salon to
Down for the week is Tanya,
the facial expert, and a hair
Evening star., 1950-08-23
JOKES?
CHERRY PUDDING.

(Fronl Mrs. E. 0'B., Washington.
Does any one remember any
Little Audrey or Moron jokes?
My mother Tin California; wants
to send some Of the jokes. as en-
tries, to a television contest. She
has asked me and I can't remem-
Der any. Won't some one help
me out?
Here is recipe for q quick
cherry pudding In case someone
Is interested:
Two cupfuls of canned cherries
and Juice. Two tablespoons OF
quick cooking tapioca, " cup of
sugar. Mix above ingredients and
pour into q buttered baking dish.
Sprinkle with: " cup Of -four, u
cup Of sugar, VI cup of butter OF
margarine.
Work the -four. sugar, and but
ter together until the mixture is
evenly crumble. Sprinkle thickly
over the cherry mixture and bake
In moderate oven $3.50 degrees)
for IS minutes. Serve warm, or
chill and serve with whipped
cream.
EARNING MONEY AT HOME?
from Mrs. J. M. Martinsburo.
w. Va
Some months ago o reader sug-
gested writing to hel. care Of this
column. for ways Of earning
money at home. replied but
to date haven't heard from her
May I please?
Now would any Of you kind
readers have advice to offer along
these lines? I am interested In
learning. that is. taking a course
in Electrolysis. The State Of West
Virginia does not recognize this
as q profession and therefore has
no available course. Where would
be the nearest place to apply i?
Can this be done through a cor
respondence course? Any help
would be 20 appreciated.
I delight in reading the RCH
and am now happy to be a part
Of it.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
=Reoders' Clearing House
Conducted BY
BETSY cAsWELL
FOR An1Nd DOG.

from Mrs. L. II. H., Alerandria.)
To the person in Falls Church,
that has the dog suffering from
the scratches:
I had this problem for many
months with my little dog. I
spent o great deal Of time and
money with veterinarians. ETC.,
and nothing seemed to do her q
great deal Of good. Some one
suggested to me that I try or
dinary sheep dip, purchasable at
most drug stores.
I treated my dog with one part
Of sheep dip to 100 parts of wa
ter. It is necessary to submerge
the whole animal in this solution,
head. feet and in fact all Of the
dog. I noticed an improvement
after the first treatment and in a
few weeks the dog was entirely
cured.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
WINE RECIPES.
PICKLE RECIPE.
(Fron. Mrs. B. p, Burke.)

from Mrs. B. p, Burke.)
Several people have requested
recipes for various wines. Here are
10 few taken from my "Encyclo-
|pedia of Cooking"
Blackberry wine: Take fully ripe
blackberries, mash them and add
Ia quart Of berries to q quart Of
water. Let them stand overnight.
Then strain through q sieve and
add VI pounds of sugar to each
quart of liquid and pour it into a
cask when the sugar Is dissolved,
Add a gill Of finings to each 20
gallons of liquid. The next day.
bung it and two months later bot
tie it.
Elderberry wine: Pick elder
blossoms from stems. Pack a one
quart measure full, pressing down
firmly. Boil together three gallons
water with 9 pounds granulated
sugar for five minutes to a thin
syrup. Add blossoms and mix well.
Cool to lukewarm. Add 3 pounds
seedless raisins chopped. " cup
lemon juice, strained and cake
Of compressed yeast. Put into large
crock. and let stand for 6 days,
stirring three times daily. Strain
and let stand for several months.
Bottle or put into fruit Jars. This
light wine has the suggestion of a
delicate champagne and keeps
well for several years.
Some time ago some one asked
for recipe for dill pickles. Here
is my recipe which Is very good.
Dill pickles: One gallon boiling
water, ! quart vinegar, / tea cup
salt, 1h teaspoons black pepper, 2
tablespoons alum. dill and 2 or 8
grape leaves to q can. Wash pick
les. Combine all above ingredients
and can. Grape leaves are OPP
tional.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
(From, I. g. Arlington.).

II Mrs. c. B. r., will read Peter
Boys on dogs for August IS, 1850
in The Sunday Star. there she will
find suggestions for treating
manges or other skin erruptions.
Any treatment must be done day
after day until the disease en-
tirely disappears. Veterinarians
begin the treatment but the
owner must continue 1t If he ex-
poets results.
Evening star., 1950-08-23
QUERY2


Iron, Mrs. A. d. H., Washington. }
Perhaps one Of your ladies may
be able to help me. Several weeks
ago. In Baltimore, noticed that
many Of the stores advertised
that they make cloth coats using
worn fur coats as lining.
I wonder II any one knows
where such work is done here in
Washington. I have inquired at
several department stores, but
they do not do this.
\ Il \ X
APPLE SAUCE?
(Front Mrs. J. Z. p, Washington
I have just put up quite a num-
ber Of jars Of apple sauce this year
and would appreciate some re-
cipes or suggestions for using it.