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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27

Services were to be held Tues
day in South Webster, o., for four
small victims of a trailer flash fire
tragedy in Genoa, Saturday.
A single casket, containing
the bodies of Paulette Cooper, one,
Harry and Dennis Cooper, three
and FIVE, were sent by train to
South Webster, Sunday. Remains
of the fourth victim, Diane Cald-
we'll, two, was sent by automobile
to South Webster.
Two children occupying the
trailer which was the home of the
families of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Caldwell, escaped death in the fire
which took place in the Shessler
trailer camp.
Cooper was away on truck
driving trip at the time OF the fire
and Mrs. Cooper had driven Cald-
we'll to work in Toledo shortly be-
fore the fire broke out. Mrs.
Caldwell, who had left the chill
dren while she went to COM
munity rest room. heard screams
ana ran back to find the trailer en-
quilted in flames with four of the
children trapped in it.
Her son, Donald, two, and
Cooper child, William, six, had es-
capped. The two families were re-
lated by marriage.
The blaze was fought by men,
bers of the Genoa Volunteer Fire
Department.
II was the third trailer fire in
, Ottawa county this year, but the
first in which lives were lost.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
New Health Setup
Proposed For Ottawa

Formation of a new public
health policy, suggested by the
Federal Security Agency in Wash
ington today, would provide AZ
local public health units for the
State of Ohio.
The plan proposes that units,
for the most part, be comprised of
two counties.
Ottawa county would be in Unit
4, under the plan, and would have
in conjunction with Sandusky
county, one doctor and Is nurses.
Erie and Huron counties would
have two doctors and 16 nurses,
according to the proposal.
Local authorities are studying
the plan, but have made no COM
ment as yet.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
State Ready To Close Deal On
Huge Ne7U Proposed State Park
On Ottapa-Lucas Erie Lakeshores
Local ATTORNEYS
Interested In
Tracts Transfer

A new state beach park en-
bracing sections of Ottawa and
Lucas counties, and which may
overShadow East Harbor park in
size and beauty is approaching
final negotiation stages, Attorney
Leslie Meyer indicated this week.
The tract contains 1900 acres
and faces approximately three
and one-half miles of Lake Erie
beach and marsh lands. 1t was for
merly owned by Misses Ruth and
Julia Magee.
Meyer has served as trustee for
the large tract since 1888. An
other local resident, Attorney
Oliver True, is interested in the
present negotiations for sale of
the land, as beneficiary.
No Confirmation Yet
Meyer told the NEWS today that
he had not received confirmation
from A. w. Marion, director of
the Department of Natural Re-
sources concerning purchase of
the land by the state for recrea-
tional purposes.
1t had been previously reported
that the state natural resources
and Wildlife departments had
agreed to a purchase price of
100000 for the entire strip of
lakefront land, some of which has
been described as the best duck
marshland in the United States.
The beach areas are also described
as the most desirable of the entire
lake shore in Ohio.
Year Around Resort
According to state officials the
Magee marsh and beach areas
could be utilized for public recrea-
ton during the summer season
and substantial start on a pro-
gram to provide public hunting of
migratory waterfowl to the rank
and file of Ohio sportsmen.
Previously the duck marsh areas
had been leased to sportsmen in
Bucyrus, Cleveland and Toledo.
Actual location of the marsh is
in Carroll and Benton townships
in Ottawa county and Jerusalem
township in Lucas county, about
three miles southeast of the town
of Bono. The area extends from
Crane Creek on the West to Tur-
tie Creek on the East.
In addition to the recreatiOnal
and hunting facilities the area will
also provide a refuge for water
fowl, where they might feed and
rest during migration.
1t is planned to set aside por-
tionS of the area as waterfowl
<refuges, where the wildlife of this
region may be seen and enjoyed
by everyone.
Buildings on the area at the
present time include large club
house, modern recently remod-
eled house, a small two room resi-
dence, cook and boat house. These
building located on the area would
be utilized by the Department in
the administration and manage
ment of the area.
Await Official Approval
To point out that although
terms of the purchase have been
agreed to with the present owners
the approval of the Attorney Gen
eral, the Board of Control and fin
al approval of the U. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service are required be-
fore final action can be taken.
However, Federal appraisers
have completed appraisals for the
Fish and Wildlife Service. And
on the basis of their appraisal no
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
Yacht Club Installs
New Steel Dock Wall

A steel seawall extending $50
feet along the Portage river side
of the Yacht Clubs harbor has
been completed, Jack Lay said this
week. The installation of the
heavy steel plates was started ear-
ly this month.
Skip Eshelman, chairman of the
boat committee announced that
practically all of the so boat
docks have been taken for the
season.
The club has finished construc-
ton of three new cat walks at the
dock.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
Rubbish Pickup
To Start MONDAY

Rubbish pickup service by
city trucks will begin next Mon
dav, Street Commissioner Carl
Ruddock announced today.
He said that the only stipula-
ton made by city workers is
that all tin cans and other items
which are intended for disposal
at the dump, be gathered in con-
tainers, to permit easier hand
ling on the trucks.
The cleanup will begin in the
west end of the city and con-
tinue until all sections have been
covered.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
BROADCAST APPRECIATED

A reader Of the Ottawa coUn.
fy News, writes that she is en-.
fhUsiasfic about the NEWS
daily broadcast over WFRO,
Fremont. A Port Clinton house
wife, the fans note is represen.
tative Of scores received by the
News fhe past two weeks.
She writes, congratulations
on fhe newseasf over WFRO.
The best time to listen is your
fime-whiIe one is preparing
the evening meal"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
Photo by Misch

old Reitz; rear, Ralph Mackey.
of West Virginia. Really crowd
pleasing organization, they are re-
membered chiefly for their cos
tuned comedy numbers, ELSIE
Schultzenheimer" and Josephine,
Please No Leana On De Bell"
Tiny VonKaenel sings Tenor; Bob
Meske, Lead; Bob Williams, Bari
tone; and Hal Boehler, Bass. Most
of the numbers presented by the
Hi-Chords are original arrange
ments of Hal Boehler, Bass, who is
a member of the National Arrange
ment Committee of SPEBSQSA.
Popular sgd Lynn, a member of
the Steel Blenders Quartet, has
once again been engaged as master
of ceremonies for the Second An
nual Parade Of Quartets to be pre-
sented at Port Clinton High School
tonight Friday) at 800 p. m.
To the many citizens of Port
Clinton who attended last years
show sgd will need no ntroduc.
ton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
Burns Fatal To Five In County
Four Children Die In
Genoa Trailer Blaze,
EOD Workman Succumbs

Burns fatal to six Ottawa countians the week
end including four children who perished in trailer fire
Genoa, and workman who critically burned III
acid vat two weeks ago at the Erie Ordnance Depot
Burns suffered from oil stove, which ignited her
clothing caused the death of Mrs Emma Hathaway Erie
Township, last Thursday
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01
Ghrittma int Halfa-Eagpr

Sn Ser llmgegeno Oes pom &rieg
i6lper beimgeiudten alten Niirnberss
befinoet it6 Elm groBes 2ager Ser un-
gliidli6en, iogenannten 0B. 8ir
bringen bier unb BORT in unierm 9an=
Sc cine fleine 3abl, cine Sanopou,
unter uno glauben Diel 5l tl1n. Scum
leie man BEN 8eri6t iiber Elm 2ager,
in bem fiinftauienO lolber beimatlo-
Ter Weni9en auf Silfe uno grl0ll1ng
barren uno man miro BON Witleio
nit oieIen ar1nen gequalten Wtenl6en
beipegt tperoen. Ser fatbolil6e 2ager-
pfarrer beri6tet:
@eit ipannt iid) ser Simmel
it6er ben ldier unenolid i6einenben
gbenen inn Often guropas. Sief rei9t
sic fru6tbare groe binunter, bie obne
Salih un6 Slide, Sabr Inn Sabr aus
ibrem S6oB oie foltbare Sru6t ge=
biert, apenn gottli6er Segen, oem &e-
gen uno Saue gleid, auf lie berab=
Iteigt uno oen our6 Meni6enbano
geitreuten Samen gum Sproiien uno
@eoeiben bringt. @ie Iiebli6 sic pei-
ten Siigel 80bmens uno Mabrens,
menn I'M 6riibiabr oas 2ano einem
ein5igen 8liitenmeer glei6t oOer i'm
9erhIt Sic fr,thtihmeren 8meige ibre
2ait faum all tragen bermogen! =
grbaben uno feierlib bagegen ragen
Die idroffen 3innen Ser Soben Satra
iiber itille 5luBtaler, unO an ibrem
SuBe raul6en uralte, bonn WenI6en-
fuB faum betretene 8aloer Ser &ar-
patben, in oeren bunflem 0idibt 8d=
rem un6 an6eres @ilb lire lette euro
paiide 3uflu6t geiudt uno Bis 5ur
Stunbe gefunoen baben :.
8on bieier Seimat trdun1t bas
BalfaH2ager; oenn biele, Diele Sniai-
fen oes 9agers Itammen aus otelen
@egenben; bas S6idial bat Tie ale
bierber oerl6lagen. 8iele Gationen
man fam bon 5ipeiunb5uan5ig
beridieoenen ipre6en - baben iib
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01
oHIOwAIsENFREUND

Sros0em, uu6 in bieIem Morait
uno Sunpf = unb, bel @ott, es III
piel Worait in oieien 2agern =, ba
gldn5en tpie Die Sterne in Ger Na6t,
tpie Die Yerlen auf ounflem Weeress
gruno ein5elne Meni6enieelen. gs 1T
mobl ni6t anoers 1pie au6 IN Der
iibrieen 8elt, iopeit tie unierer rein
natiirli6en 8eurteilung offenitebt
Siinoe iiber Siinbe - uno ein5elne
menige, oenen oie Siinoe ibrer ums
sebung nidts anbaben fonnte. -
gbriitus lebt aud i'm 2ager oteler
pertriebenen Menl6en, bas mar oas
begliidenoe @rlebnis meines piertpos
6isen 2ageraufentbaltes.
(S6luB folgt)
C.=St. d. CIV.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01

Ser @lan5seiten ser BenoergaitlMas
i6ine in Die tSobe.
Braltoent Sruman eriu6te am
0onnerstag I. 8. oen &ongreB err
nellt Inn idGrfere Breisfontrollen unO
be5ei6nete cine 8ei itimnllng oes crit
Dor oret @o6en perabl6ieoeten neuen
@eIebes als reine pirti6aftlide Sal,
le".
GieIer Iusorud lpuroe auf oen 3lts
Iab gemiin5t, BEN ser republifoniide
Senator Gapebart bon Snoiano Dem
@eies einperleibte, uno ser poriiebt,
Dab !So6ltpreiie ale WtebrfoIten in
getra6t 5ieben miilien, sic ieit aus-
brud oes &orea%8rieges eingetreten
iino.
Neben ser 8eieitigung 0es Gopebarts
3ulabes erlubte Sr. Iruman au6
Inn oie Iusmer5ung ser Serlong=
uno 8utler-Sope-3uidte grlterer,
oeiien ltrbeber ser oemofratii6e Ge-
praientont Serlong Don 5lorioa mar,
ltebt Dor, OaB @in5elbanolern oie Dor
&orea itbli6e @elpinnmorge erlaubt
miro. Ser 5tpeite, BON Dem republifo-
nilden Senator 8utler ppn Nebrosfa
unO Dem republifanil6en Senator
Sope BON &unias, perbietet SdIo6ts
quoten, Die aufgruno oe5 ulten @e=
leteS bie Office Of 8rice Stabili5a=
tion ieoem Gieb5ii6ter porlhreiben
fonnte, miepiele Stiid Gteb er l6la6=
ten fonne.
geod an oelnielben Sage brodten
Die republ. Senaturen 6erguion,
gtiron rno 8ulfer cine Gorlage 5l,r
Strei6ung ser Orei BON Dem Sr1li=
Oenten beanltan0eten 8elete Elm -
Inn ibm ieoen politil6en 8orpono 5u
nebmen, BOB er oie &ontroagelete
niht prattiicb ourhfiibren fam.
Ser amtli6e SsnOer Der 2ebensbal=
trngsfolten errei6te nit einem In.
itieg BON 0,2 Bro5ent 5lpil6en Dem
Is. Sum- uno oem Is. Suli einen
neuen So6itltono. 9os Bureau Of
Sabor Statistics" gab am Ytittpo6
befannt, Der Snoer, betrug am Is.
Suli 1853 Ero5ent oes 9ur6i6nitt5
Ser Sabre 1935-39.
Der Sinon5ou5i6uB oes Senut5
bllligte an 6reitag propiiorilcb einen
&onpromiBplan sur Grbobung Ser
GltfommenIteuer, ser oem SiSfus ei-
ne idbrli6e 3uiubeinnabme bon $2,=
4O9,OOO,O00 Ii6ern Iou. Die @eiont-
lumme lit Inn ettpa $36,00O,O00 ME.
briger als Der 8lan, ser 5uerIt auf
borlGufiger 8aiis am 9ienstag bonn
&onlltee ongenommen morOen mar.
Sm gan5en iiebt Sic Gorlage Steu-
ern Dor, oie Inn $43S,OO0,OOO nieori=
ger linO OILS Sic gintommeniteuer=
erbobung, nie lie ons 9feprdIentan=
tenbaus Oorgeid)lagen botte. Ser
slu5i6uB Itimmte oafiir, oaB sic
Steuererbobung am I. gtooember Sic
les Sobre5 in &roft treten iou; ouS
Suus batte Sen I. September ols
glnfllhrllngsternlin Ser neuen Steu-
erlGbe beitin1nt.
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Jnlann
(Sortfebune bon Sette -

pielenen 8el6uloigungen obtun fann
sic in pielen 6SGaen Don oen1ofrati
l6en 9luslbiiiien erboben l1no erbdr.
tet puroen, lit Elm gelpeis iiir Oer
nieorigen StanOaro, nit Oem er lif
5ufrieOengibt uno BON Sem er bofft
oaB oas 8olf i'm gutbeiben miro"
Gait foroerte Sen Erulioenten al1f
etlpas senauer 5l iein ais leoiglif
BON v@erii6tena6ern" 5lt lpre6en
sd ldloge Dor, SAB ser Hrai iiOent
sic 2iigen feltiteQt, ltatt einfaf ,Siig'
ner' 5lt rltfen."
Ser oemofratii6e Gen. Soep bon
Nortb Carolina, @orlibenoer eines
Neutrality-suspicious. oes Senat5
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priifltng" ser 8e5iebungen an, peldt
5pilben SEM oemofratilben Natio
nalporiitenoen @illiam &c. gople
Jun. l1no Sem Hegierungsoarleben oel
HSSG an cine Srudereifirna in ct
2ouis beltanoen haben mogen.
9ople bat beItritten, Oab ct trgeno
et1paS nit ser 8eeinfl1liil1ng Ser &6G
5u tl1n bate, ser Sirna inSgelant
$565,O0O 5lt 1eiben, uno Hraiioent
truman b1lt sr ibn.
8ople, ser BrGiioent Srlmans Ell
gene @abl fir SEN goriitenoen oeS
oemofratii6en Rationulfomitees oar
Itellte, begann als Solitifer IN &an
Ias Gitp uno arbeitete ii6 pabren<
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01

arbeitspertrdee aufitelen, fann Ser
Staat lie als angemein berbtnoli6
erfldren uno oaour9 elm geiun6es
Wirtl6aftsleben ern0gliden. Muf fol-
DIE @eile tperben bie gin5elnen, bie
io5ialen rno nirti6aftli6en 3pilbens
alieoer uno Sic itaatlide sutoritdt 81,
elmer 3ulommenarbeit gebrabt. Dieie
Irt bon 2olungsperiuben i6eint it6
mebr unb mebr at betpdbren. Die 10,
ri5ontale aufipaltung bes Solfes in
&laiien, NIT oem &laiienfampf als
grgebnis, miro our6 cine pertitale
@lieoernng aller am llnternebmen
uno an Ser @irti6aft iiberbaupt 8e-
teiligten 5l1 einem organii6en Gait
gen fiibren uno Oen &f in 3uinm.
menarbeit umtpanoeln. 9ie iosiale
Gepolution miro oaour6 5u elmer TO-
5ialen gpolution. gs lit 5abe ser
@irti6aftler uno So5iologen, iiber
Oie @in5elbeiten oieies gan5en 5ra-
genfompleres su urteilen.
Sinb iomit ein3elne fonfrete sSor=
oerungen 2ombarois fragtpiiroig, 10
oeroient anOerieits oie @runotenbens
leines 8ubes iiber5eugte unb ernlte
3ultimmung, nan1li6 Die Soroerung
zines io5iolen Gbriltentums, 5. +. ei-
ner &eform bes @eiftes uno ser SnIti-
tltionen. t..
9fefor1n bes @eiItes an erIter
Stele. 2ombaroi tpiomet ibr Elm Ell
genes &opitel. Sic nltitutionen itnO
ni6tig, ober iie geniigen ni6t. Sic
iino ni6t einmal bas grite. 9enn
ni6tiger lit Ser @eilt. Die @elinnung,
Die @onbarbi foroert, itebt I'M 8iber=
ipru6 5u Marrismrs unO 2iberalis=
mus. Ser Warrism1s min MIR bonn
&e6t uno Dem Ge6ts sanlpru6 etpas
tpiiien. Der 2iberalisml1s lit in ieinem
inOipiouoliltiiben @eien egoiitiib
uno reoet nur bon Ilmolen. 2iebe
Oageeen belagt @oblDollen, 5. !. Der
ernite @iue, bas @obl aller, Ser Gin
5elnen iotpobl pie Ser @emeinlhaft,
allo oas 8ribatpobl uno Oas 8emein=
pobl, 5u ponen. $50 MIR Inn Ge6te
gefdmpft miro unO nur bonn Srganis
Iatori i6en Der @rneuerllng Der ll16t
miro, ba miro eine grunolegenbe 1lno
onuernoe @rneuerung ME erfolgen.
9as gbriitentltm mar pelentlid cine
&epolution bes @eiI ties unb Ser Ser
gen. Ils iol6e muB es ii6 bellte betd-
tigen.
Damn crit, bann aber nottpenoig,
muB au6 bie Geform ser s n it / t IL
tionen einieten. 9as Gbriltentum
6orf ben 8roblemen nidt auslpeiden
uno Dor gnti6eioungen ni6t 5uriid-
l6reden. 3arf au6 nidt our6 Giid=
5ug in BEN iafrolen &aum oOer ourd
Sublinierung in refine 8eiItigfeit bas
BON @ott losgelolte SGfulum ii6
IelbIt iiberIalien llno oanit oie Sdfu=
Iariiierung inbireft unterltiiten, lon-
Dern es muB bas Sdfulun 81 8ott
5uridfiibren, inbem es leine Sragen
5lt beanttporten, feline Iufgaben 5u 10
len iu6t. Gin GbriItentunL Oas ni6t
Die @elt NIT Dem @0ttlicben 5u Our6-
oringen iu6t, lit fem Gbriitentum.
9ie Senbung 2omborbis lit ni6t
oas Iuf5eigen bon gin5elloiungen,
ionoern bas gufmefen oer rilten,
oas @ufriitteln Ser Waiien. Nad al
len Seiten bin min er fur6tlos Die
Soroerungen Itellen, Sic Siibrrng
ni6t mebr anOern iiberlaiien, oas
Safulum umgeltalten, oamit Die bon
8ott abgefallene 8elt pieoer 81 @ott
beimgebolt meroe Ser &umpf gebt
iomit Inn oie Ger6riitli6ung Ser
neuen, 3eit ourd ~eine neue @elt"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-01

UNTERKUNFT init voIler
Pension gesucht fur deutch-
amerikanischen Jungen vier-
zehn Jahre alt I'm deutsch-
spnechender Familie gegen
CUTE Bezahlung. AusfIhrliche
Angebote durch Luftpost er-
beten an: CASILLA DE COR
REQ 167, ROSARIO S. F. RE-
PUBLICA ARGENTINA.
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A4kls>,sa, hohea RAszasssck,
RAs1aei>sis~>ss st>sa e4ey-
Aao.skheize.s
durch
LIQUID
GARLIC
behandelt!

Der neuen WiSsenschaft ist
es gelungen, das SO heilsame
Knoblauch in flussiger und
leicht Zu nehmender Form
herzustellen. Auf dieses alte,
Won Pfarrer Kneipp NIT so
grosscm Erfolg bel oben err
wahnten Leiden angewandte
Naturheilmittel wurde Won Ell
mem prominenten Arzt i'm Fe-
bruar 1925 hingewiesen, und
i'm Oktober 1924 hat die Pari-
ser Academic der medizini-
schen Wissenschaft die ausser-
erdentliche Heilwirkung des
Knoblauchsafts gegen Adern-
verkalkung hervorgehoben.
Nicht nur mindert Knob
LAUGH den hohen Blutdruck,
sondern reinigt ebenfalls das
Blut; ist also Elm vorziignches
FrIhjahrs- -Kurmittel.
Knoblauch ist zines der be-
stem Desinfektionsmtttel und
neutralisiert schadliche Sub
stanzen i'm Magen und i'm
Unterleib.
Unser LIQUID GARLIC ist
leicht zu nehmen und der
ibele Nachgeschamck kann
leicht nit einem Essloffel
Honig entfernt werden.
LIQUID GARLIC kann be-
zogen werden yum Preis von
$500 per Pint oder $3.50 per
Quart portofrei Won der
Texas Liquid Garlic CO.
P.O. So, Mineral Wells, Texas
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Hot Pot Delicious
Buffet Supper Dish

A 'hot pot" is hearty and
delicious affair, much appreciated
by the masculine palate. The in
gradients call for p pound of beef
round. cut into about strips, "a
pound Of lean veal. cut into 4
strips, u pound of lean lamb. also
cut into 4 strips and u pound of
lean pork. cut into 3 strips. Plus
4 potatoes, peeled and quartered,
II slices of bacon, cut crosswise
in half. 4 small carrots, quartered.
a dozen small white onions, and
couple OF young white turnips,
peeled and quartered.
Wipe the strips of meat, but
don't take off any of the fat. Put
6 pieces of the bacon in the
bottom of a braising kettle. and
arrange over them a fiat layer of
meat. alternating the kinds, and
put over all these the rest of the
bacon. Over all. spread the mixed
vegetables. seasoning well with
salt, pepper, paprika, whole
peppercorns. an herb faggot, and
a dash Of thyme and marjoram.
Repeat until all meat. vegetables
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Focts About Menopouse:
Hornnone Theropy Advised
nlyUnder Doctors Care

Hormones at first were given
only by injections. Later discov..
cries made it possible to take
them by mouth, but sometimes
these hormones were nauseating
to some women. Today practi-
cally any woman who needs hor-
mones can take them satisfac-
torily in daily pill. The cost is
from 3 to 5 cents a day.
Never take hormones without a
physicians prescription. He will
decide what kind you need and
how many to take and will OBJ
serve the effect on you and be
guided by it. Women vary greatly
in this matter. Some women fear
hormones because they have
heard that they cause cancer.
There is no need to fear this when
you are in the hands of a doctor.
Female hormones do not cause
cancer. but there is clinical evil
dence that they may cause already
tumors to enlarge.
If you would like to have my
leafiet No. 80, "Menopause," send
a stamped, self-addressed en-
velope with your request for it to
Josephine Lowman in care Of The
Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-15

and seasoning are used. Pack
down to make compact, and then
covF with several large cabbage
leaves. Pour over all a cup or
more of beef stock-enough to
cover, cover the pot, and let cook
for B hours at about $50 degrees.
Serve from the pot or casserole,
if you have one large enough to
cook such quantity. There
should be just about enough gravy
left to supply each serving with
the necessary spoonsfuls.
This makes a wonderful main
dish for a buffet supper, as the
meat becomes so tender that it
does not have to be cut with a
knife-always a difficult lap in
strument. A salad of crisp lettuce
and sliced tomatoes. dressed with
very little oil. mild wine vinegar
and basil or thyme and black
pepper makes perfect side dish,
If we'll chilled before serving.
Toasted French or Italian bread,
with curls of sweet butter. give a
finishing touch that will appeal
to the connoisseurs of Continental
cookery,
Evening star., 1951-08-15
Delicious Dish-Stuffed Breast of Veal

Stuffed breast of veal makes q
nice dish-and one which French
cooks have brought to perfection
Get 2 pounds OF bonelesS breast
of veal. and wipe the meat with
a damp cloth, then pound it fiat.
Soak slices of bread in milk,
and squeeze out excess milk. Mix
the bread with 2 onions, chopped;
l2-cup of canned or cooked mush-
rooms, chopped. and 2 chopped
chicken livers. Add ! egg, beaten:
Evening star., 1951-08-15
GoodCooks Check
Food 7 temperature

A sure-ffre way to know when
meat Is done to the degree you
want it is to check the tempera-
ture of the meat. To do this all
you need is a reliable cooking
thermometer. There are many on
the market at housewares coun-
ters and hardware stores and they
cost nothing compared to the job
they do in insuring that food is
cooked properly
One type on the market today
can be bought individually or in
sets. There Is a stainless steel
roast meat thermometer with q
pointed stem to eliminate the
need for a skewer. There is an
other stainless steel thermometer
for making candy, jelly, or deep
fat fried foods This is distin-
Iguished by a clip which can be
fastened to the pan or frying
basket for steadineSs. Both these
thermometers have dial faces
which are as easy to read as
clock.
But temperatures are impor-
tant even before the food starts
cooking. The temperature of the
freezer or refrigerator, for in
stance-is it cold enough to keep
foods frozen, or merely to keep
them from spelling? Is it defrost-
ing time? A refrigerator ther-
mometer which can stand on or
be hung from the shelves of the
refrigerator gives you a good
check on the operating mechan-
ism OF the unit. This model has
snowy white enamel case
around the clocklike face, so it
blends in with the refrigerator
enamel.
Oven thermometers. on the
other hand, are featured with
black enamel case and chrome
trim around the dial. They are
invaluable II your oven has no
thermostat, and they are helpful
even on modern ovens, which heat
at different rates. They furnish
a check, too, on the operation of
your oven.
Evening star., 1951-08-15
By Borboro Bell

Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated
Pattern No. 1913 is designed in
sizes 36. 38, 40, ~, A. 46. 4s. so,
So. Size 38 requires SIC yards OF
39-inch fabric.
For this pattern, send 30c in
coins. your name. address. pattern
number and size wanted to Bar
bara Bell. The Washington Star.
P. o. Box 90, Station G, New York
10, N, Y.