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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
Natures Children

BALUT OR BOILED DUCK EGGS
"Balut" is the "hot-dog" industry
of Manila. Millions of duck eggs
are sold on the streets by peddlers
who keep them warm in small COW
cred baskets. The balut Is actu-
ally cooked, unmatched duckling,
eaten from the shell.
The custom probably began when
the Chinese traders arrived CEN
turtles ago. The Chinese, in order
to have protection from the dreaded
typhoons, established their first vii
lage along the shores of Laguna
de Bay, a fresh-water lake drain
ing into the Pasig River, which runs
through Manila.
When the Spaniards arrived and
saw the great f1ocks of ducks, they
renamed the village Pateros duck
Raisers). Duck-raising is still the
principal business of Pateros.
Eggs are Matched in quaint home
made incubators which are woven
bamboo barrels 3 feet high and 2
feet in diameter. They are placed
close together in the incubator room,
it's floors 2 feet deep in. rice hulls
to absorb humidity. A copper ket-
tie and abaca sacks are the only
other equipment. An abaca sack is
filled with hot rice hulls and placed
on the bottom of the incubator; a
bamboo tray holding 1O0-120 eggs
is placed on the hot hulls, then
another sack is placed on the eggs,
then a tray, and SO on until the
barrel is full of rice fulls and about
1000 eggs! The top has a large
sack of hot unpublished rice placed
on it before a heavy covering of
abaca cloth enyelops it. The eggs are
turned three times every "a hours,
their temperatures tested by an ex-
pert using his cheek or eyelids as a
thermometer" On the eighth day
the eggs are candled. the infertile
ones removed and boiled until hard.
These are sold under the name
"penoi," which is considered in-1
ferior to balut.
The fertile eggs remain 10 more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
I axe Ny Word for 1t

@. Will you please explain what
is meant by dangling phrases?
A. Dangling phrases" are any
modifiers which are either attached
to no word in the sentence, or are
attached to the wrong word. To
understand what is meant by such
a vague explanation Ghe language
of the grammar books is invariably
dazzling in its ambiguity, let us
list a few dangling phrases and
show how to correct them:
Dangling: Having eaten our
: lunch, the waiter bowed US to the
door," (This sentence states that
the waiter ate our lunch.)
Better: When we had eaten our
lunch, the waiter bowed us to the
door.
Dangling: while mentioning on
farm, a snake bit me on the leg -
(Vacationing snakes? Incongruous.)
Improved: While I was vacation
ing on farm, a snake bit me on
the leg.
Dangling: when but an infant,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
By Fronk Colby

my grandmother passed away
(Infant grandmothers are an i'm
possibility -
Better: When I was an infant
my grandmother passed away.
Dangling: Carefully batting the
hook, a large fish was quickly
landed"
(This suggests that the fish was
bent on suicide.)
Better: Carefully batting the hook
I soon landed a large fish.
Dangling: after trampine
through the woods, cold shower
lis refreshing" (Have you seen 9
cold shower tramping0
Better: After one tramps through
the woods, cold shower is re-
freshing.
Dangling: 1.-THE cyclone struck just
as We reached home with destruc-
tive violence"
Better: Just as we reached home
the cyclone struck with great vio-
Ilence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
By Lillion Cox Athey

Gays in the incubator, then are re-
moved and boiled until hard. To
the F'ilipinos who eat balut, it takes
the place of meat and eggs. When
the Tagalogs eat their tidbit, they
crack the egg at one end, drink the
juice and pick out the contents as
Americans like to fish out crab
meat from the shell.
In no other place in the world
will you find balut. The primary
purpose of raising ducks is for egg
production; many duck-raisers
claim their focks average 100 eggs
annually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
Word Come
Find SO or more words in
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meaning, lone versed in science
which treats of the history Of the
earth" Average is 80; limit, IS
minutes.
Rules--Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
Cats. are not used. Only u one form 1s II
word is used. Proper names are not used
A list will be published tomorrow.
Answer to ABDICATE.
abide, abed. abet, abated, acid. acted, adit
aide, bate, bade bead, beat, bite. bide
dace. date, data, debt debit, dice, diet
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-14
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Evening star., 1951-02-04

them to attend to the changing of
records and to help line up part
ners for the less popular ones.
Often, they introduce tag dances
to mix up the crowd. If they
work in shifts, with two taking
charge for an hour or less before
the next pair report for dance
duty" nobody tires of the respon-
sibility.
SET UP A SNACK BAR OR
SOME OTHER SETUP FOR RE-
FRESHMENTS. This provides a
meeting place. and Is reminder
not to spill pop or drop candy
wrappers on the dance floor. For
the protection of the floor and
its users, refreshments and smok-
ing on the dance floor should be
banned. Also for safety's sake,
in the event of any emergency
such as fire, see to it ahead that
all exit doors can be opened
quickly. Ask your local authori-
ties about any other safety regu-
lations required in your commu-
nifty for your protection.
FOR ADMISSIONS. use the
front entrance only. Have men,
bership or guest cards or some
system whereby you can register
and welcome newcomers. In Or
der to keep the full control of
party which is essential for
real success, do not give pass
out tickets. Agree ahead, about
dress requirements (some youth
Evening star., 1951-02-04
TO Insure Real Fun at Recreation Center
By Kite Turmoil

Down at the teen-center some
of the girls were talking about
boy-guests they knew. Fellows
are all the same" sighed Dot, a
new member. They storm in,
grab the food, fight, or sulk, then
scram."
That is not true of all boys"
argued jimmy, who heads the
Junior Hostess Committee. Most
are glad to cooperate if you let
them know what is expected, and
if you show that this is the only
way to stay popular with the
group"
How do you do at recreation
centers? Do you visit any of the
many open-to-all clubs where you
could find new friends and plenty
to do? If you do not know all
about what your community Of
fers in youth recreation, why not
scout around?
Some canteen-type clubs have
their own housing and continual
programs. YMCA's and YWCA's
offer lively teen-programs. Many
other church and community
groups sponsor clubs and special
events, and are also glad to loan
meeting places for young people
If you and your friends want to
organize your own plan, you can
find plenty of adults who will be
happy to help. You do not need
elaborate headquarters or ex-
pensive equipment. The trend to-
day, at many club centers, is to
pass up the big parties and large
groups, and to build up interest in
small groups and friendly little
parties.
AS newcomer or organizer at
any youth center. it is helpful to
know the rules which can give you
and your club program top rating.
Regulations differ, with the group
and the locality, but there are
some standards which you can ap-
ply to improve your youth center
anywhere.
At one successful clubhouse,
adult sponsors and young men,
bers pooled ideas and agreed on
the following program, which has
worked so we'll that it is recon-
mended for you to try out at
your youth centers:
ENCOURAGE ALL TO FEEL
WELCOME, NOT ALONE, AT
Evening star., 1951-02-04

THE START OF THE BOY-GIRL
PARTIES. Tell guests and new
members not to hesitate to ar
rive without date; about 80 per
cent usually arrive without dates.
"Musts" for recreation include
music for dancing and group sing
ing, also play equipment for sports
such as ping-pong-plus table
games.
FOR AN ICE-BREAKER FOR
A MIXED GROUP, it is well to
start with a movie or television
show for which you can rent or
borrow equipment until such time
as your club can afford to own
it's own. BY the time the crowd
helps to move the chairs back in
place or out of the way, for post
show dancing, most will be in
the mood for fun.
AFTER DANCING STARTS, IT
is EFFICIENT TO SET UF
COMMITTEES" to take turns as
dance chairmen." 1t is up tc
Evening star., 1951-02-04

centers require girls to wear skirts
or dresses, not jeans and let
this be known in order that no
body will be embarrassed by a
turn-away" at the door, because
Of clothing "too rough" for the
club standards.
IF ANYONE REFUSES TO CO.
OPERATE, or in case of any dis
turbance which you cannot handle
quickly. easily, call upon the adult
sponsors. Sponsors are also men,
bers or guests, and should be
treated courteously, although you
are not expected to play up to
them" They may be donating
their play time to help you to
discourage the "rough-housing'
and drinking which are considered
out of bounds. as fun-spoilers at
any youth-center.
Evening star., 1951-02-04

ping is permitted. The reStau-
rant is operated on a profit
sharing basis with employees
and it's self service. Go for
luncheon or dinner daily. Take
the whole family in for Sum
day dinner. Entrees include:
Sirloin Steak, Fried Chicken,
Ham, etc.-35c to 81. Desserts,
salads and vegetables, 10c and
15c. Located downtown, in
the Harrington Hotel lobby
at 11th and E SITS. NV,
Evening star., 1951-02-04
WAYS to Serve Carrots

Serve carrots in different ways:
They're good mixed with diced
cooked celery and seasoned with
butter or margarine, salt and
freshly-ground pepper. Or shrec
the raw carrots and mix them with
crumbled crisp cooked bacon and
mayonnaise to serve on greens for
a salad or in a sandwich.
Peanut butter blended with a
little honey makes a sandwich
filling youngsters like.
Evening star., 1951-02-04

hair is dry, lus-
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only one thing
to do. Go to
t h e HARPER
M E T HI o ID
SHOP and
have it recon-
ditiOned before
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uEIR-CONDITIONED?"


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babies (yOur baby-to-be) in
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NToW WTS. NJ. II. w., F1lLS
Church.)
To A. K. Med, Washington. #
you will call the Department Of
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you booklet on refinishing fur
Initure. I have had very good luck
with a paint and varnish remover
put out by a mail order company
beginning with S. Be sure you
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The YWCA on K Street has a
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To the lady who asked for a
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Does any one know if there Is
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Have recently inquired for in
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Would also like to know about
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From Mrs. w. w. E., Churchton.)
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1t takes about 3 hours.
We use an electric mixer but
egg beater will do for the mixing.
If you can keep the yogurt about
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let it go up and down. OF course.
a thermometer is necessary. Save
some from each batch to make the
next one, and keep 1t in the re-
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Evening star., 1951-02-04

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ALI sizes but not in all styles.
Hurry in to this Home of
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Evening star., 1951-02-04

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Evening star., 1951-02-04

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DI. 8089.
= = =
q uEIR-CONDITIONED?"
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tOmcraft, VAL
ley, De Liso-
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Evening star., 1951-02-04

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beyond Key Bridge. First, call
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in buying antique, replated or
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SHOPS new store-at 1881
Wisconsin Avenue, NV. They
have a wonderful collection.
Evening star., 1951-02-04

81 IT'S SENSATIONALW
Yes, indeed-THE
SHOE FAIR has just made a
sensational purchase of the
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

8erfanfsIofale beritaatIidte 8etriebe
linb, in benen man nur an ben bobe-
rem Sdnpar5marft-B eiltfaufen
fann. Beipunbert man Die mobernen
@utos ,lnb binigen Motorr1oer 600
Bis 800 WeltnnrD in ben Shaltfen-
ltern, 10 anttportet Der @elt-8erliner
enttpeber: riblehtes Material", ooer
rnur bie StaatsangeItellten fonnen
oieie farfen".
Sn @elt-8erlin 5ei6net iib aber
ni6t MIR eine &ffront gegen ben
&omnunismus ab, lonbern auf ee-
gen totalitdre MQiiren Ser io5ialiIti-
ihen Bartei innerbalb @elt-gerlins.
Na6bem Die Yartei 'S1umaders in
bielen 2anoern @eit.D .Del1tlblanos bel
ben @ablen beabtlid]e @eipinne er<
5ielt batte, tpar man iiberraibt, sob
lie in Berlin Die Stellung elmer Mebr,
beitspartei, bie Tie iabrelang inne bot
te, einbiiBte. Spribt man bieriiher
NIT &atbolifen, 10 Iino tie ser feIten
l1eber5eueuns, oaB oieier @ablaus-
gang fat ausiblieBli6 auf bie Stel.
lung Der io5ialiltiiben Bartei 5ur
S6ulfrage 5uriidaufiibren iet. 0enn
nnter Der io5ialiitilhen &esieruns
iino alle fonfeiiioneaen Sbulen I'M
teroriidt tporben; ser &eligionsunter=
ribt idieb als obligatorii6es S6ul-
fab aus. 0ie 8erliner &atbolifen uno
Broteitanten baben iid oagegen ge=
tpebrt uno ibre Soroerungen Nun nit
oem Stin1m5ettel unteritri6en. Ser
&f fir cine briltli6e gr5iebung
Ser Sugeno 5eigt iid audi barin, oaB
oas ein5ise fatboliihe @pmnalium
gerlins, oas Ganiiius +&oueg ser Sc
iuiten, faIt abtbunoert erterne Sdii=
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S6iiler i6refen oapor 5uriid, BOB lie
oft einen Sdul1peg bon elmer Stunbe
5uriidlegen miiiien, obpobl sic
Staatslhule bieuei6t in elmer Sier=
telitunbe errei6bar ipdre. Ser gu
from alt oieier fatbolil6en S6ule lit
10 groB, oaB leBtes Sabr bon Dretbnn=
bert Neuanmelbungen MIR bunoert
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ner &atboli5ismus, beHen 2ebenbig,
felt unb Slftinitdt Dor Dem &rtege
geraoe5u ipri6tportli6 mar, iid) audi
iett in ieiner ean5en Satfraft entail
tet. Wo6te es linn eelingen aus ser
Staot oes 8ioeritanoes gegen Sen
&ommunismus cine Staot Ser Drift
li6en &ultllr 5lt maben!
NJ. B.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

De. Serner iesten iie iid fir itGrfere
Gegierungsbilfe Elm.
Ser meItoeutibe GIiihtlingsmini-
lter Sans Qufai6ef, Ser IelbIt aus
Slt!GreuBen bertrieben tpurbe, tparn-
te altf elmer in 8ottrop i'm Rubry8e-
biet obgebaltenen &unogebung, oaB
"ote Hiidfebr in l,rriere Seinat ntft
on trilden @rdbern porbeifiihreu
bari. 2ufaihefs MiniIterillm unter.
lteben oie Wiaionen sSliihtlinae, sic
llb lett in 8elt=G =GeutiblanO befinoen.
slls Goriibenoer oes StroBburaer
europa o5Gats Winilterausihuiies er,
fldrte Der bolldnoii6e auBenminiIter
Gtrf StItfer Dor ser @eltpreile in
StraBburg, oie oeutid)e sSliiftlinas-
rrage iei nidt olein Elm europdiIc1es,
lonoern ein peltpolitii6es 8roblem.
sd boffe, ooB BEL Ser nGhiten cit.
5ung oes Winiiterausi6uiies ser Ruf
Der 5ebn Miaionen beutlher Ssliif,t,
llnge na6 elmer befrieoigenoen 60
lung ibres S6idfials beonttuortet per.
ben funn."
'Stiffer betonte, oaB cine perniinf-
tlge Soil1ng I'M @uropa=Hat qefunoen
tperoen miilIe, Oa oas 8roblem Der
oeutl6en 5lii6tlinge ale 9Gnoer GU
ropas angebe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

oieiem Sinne 3eitloien, tpas Die Iitur.
glide &irhenmltiif eben beilig maht.
Nun, nur cine fur5e 5rage: &onn-
te es niebt moglib iein, einmal ben
beriibmten SacObus @allus (SanbD
alrfs Grogranm au ieten! @allus lit
5meifeaos elmer Ser groBten tlaiiiiden
|airhenfomponiiten - unh 5ugleif
ein na6geipieiener enger 2anosmon,
in Ser alten Seimat bon 5atber Wtii.
fla.
0en oritten Seil fiillte sic mooerne
polppbone Weitlif aus. aompoiitoriid
uno fiinltleril6 fann bieier Seil Sen
beioen porangebenoen Teilen HeZ
aon5ertes nidt eleidseiteIlt tperben,
obglei6 Die ausfiibrung auf gleiher
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| fir Bfingiten nidt 5ur 8erfiiglnq
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! lit cine mdftig perfaBte grobe &on
petition, 81 mannigfaltig geballt, I'M
etnen einbeitli6en @inorud binterlai,
ien 5u fonnen.
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5ug ouf Glangfiille muB Elm Sort.
ltritt gegeniiber Sem porigen Sabre
beroorgeboben tperben. Sbglei6 bit
mannliden 'Sdnger an 3abl ettpas
nablteben, bat ser Gbor,neiiter es
perltanoen, alle tStinmen opnamiId
aus5uglei6en, 10 BOB Die sSiille bon
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men flangen bon uno i6on, aud in
boberen Sogen angenebm. 9ie 9pna-
milf mar lorgfaltig obsetpogen, sic
BbraIen alsgearbeitet uno sic sluss
iprade porbiloli6. (Samtlide Serte
maren lateinii6 nno Elm 10 i60nes CO.
tein obne englilben 9eiflang lit bier
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Goeliteinen aus Ser groBen Sflab.
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ltf. Lud7clg Push, Phi. D.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

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