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Evening star., 1951-04-18
By josephine Lowmon

1t takes spring, with swim suits
in the offing. to smoke the thin
girls out of their falsies.
Always, at this season, I begin
to. get letters from the slim ones
because they want to look well
in their bathing suits. They want
to increase their bust measure
ments and build up the calves
of their legs. and they can.
Many of these women have been
in vicious circle. They have
igiven up swimming because they
are self-conscious about a fiat
bustline, when swimming is one
lof the best bust developers. There
are many exercises that build up
the pectoral muscles which lie
underneath the bust and there
fore can increase the bust meas
Iurement. However, today I am
going to give YOU just one exercise.
Stand tall. Bend your elbows
and lift your arms to just about
the shoulder level. Grasp your
left forearm with your right hand
and your right forearm with your
left hand. Push your elbows
toward one another, resisting
slightly with the hands. Relax.
Push. Relax. and continue. This
is done in somewhat a jerky man
ner. If you will stand in front
of a mirror you will be able to
tell when you are doing it cor
rectly. When you do so you will
see the muscles in your chest
Jump.
For thin calves. Stand facing
a chair. Take hold of the back
of the chair. Rise high on your
toes and slowly bend your knees.
half way down. Slowly, straighten
your knees while still on your
toes. Relax. Continue.
Bicycle riding is a splendid calf
developer and one of the truly
beneficial and lovely outdoor ac-
tivities during beautiful spring
weather.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
MEATY RIIG

from Mrs. B. w. S., ArlingtonJ
To c. NJ. Washington. know
how Stubborn mealy bug can be
and I fought it with alcohol and
other things I read about, but
finally inquired at a seed store
what they advised. They gave me
the name of q preparation to ba
used as a spray and it cleared
up the situation beautifully and
no more trouble. I also had mealy
bug on my gardenia and it also
cleared up. Directions are given
on the bottle.
Evening star., 1951-04-18

house are important. too. It is
ideal for row brick house or a
|semidetached brick house.
Now for a query of my own.
Have any of your readers tried to
start California redwood burl?
I had one sent to me for Christmas
and have had it in water ever since
with no signs of sprouts. I have
followed the instructions carefully
and am a bit discouraged. as it
looks exactly as it did over two
months ago.
A tip to African violet growers:
I have found that my violets like
the kitchen (south window the
best. I have had five plants
blooming there since last fall. The
next group is in the breakfast
room but has not bloomed as pro-
fusely. and I believe that it is the
steam from the cooking that does
the trick.
Evening star., 1951-04-18

Women throughout the world acquainted with the
excellent stng fine fabrics and accurate sizing of Nelly
Don dresses This American designers reputation bosed
the presentation of fine fashions in the right and
price range designed to fit budget complete sum-
mer collection Of Nelly Don dresses will be shown at q
uncheonfoshon show in the Shorehom Hotels Blue Room
on Friday, April 20. This afternoon dress in q
printed imported voe that has been tebezed for
resistance, comes in variety Of eoIos including green
and navy Coll US Sterling 5000. extension 3e5, be-
tween 9 and 4:3O, for further shopping information
Evening star., 1951-04-18
PUSSY WILLOW?

ODO1 W1ILOW
IFrom Mrs. J. r. G., BrdndytDine. J
To Mrs. M. L., Washington:
planted pussy willow spray about
three springs ago. 1t became so
large I had to cut it down. I had
no room for my clothes. so be sure
and plant it in a place where 1t
will have plenty of room!
Evening star., 1951-04-18
Why Grow Old?
Thin Girls Problems

Do not leave this sport off just
because your calves are normal
or fat. You see, the only way we
can develop contour is by devel-
oping muscles, but you can ride
without fear of developing fatty
deposits.
The skinnies should also take to
heart the rules for putting on a
few pounds; plenty of sleep, five
meals a day, milk with cream
added, vitamin B complex, no
worry or hurry when avoidable.
I know what the women who
have a tendency to gain are
Evening star., 1951-04-18
THE EVENING STAR B-5
Washington, D. C. sss
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS, 1881

thinking: "It surely would be fun
to try to gain weight instead of
fighting it all the time" I know
what you mean!
If you would like to have my
leaf1et for developing the bust
send a stamped. self addressed en-
velope with your request for leaf
let No. 7, Don't Have Round
Shoulders and Flat Bust-Re-
verse" Address Josephine Low
man in care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
From Mrs. D., Washinoton.J

lFrona Mrs. D., WGShington.J
I telephoned the Agriculture
Department Publication Section
on how to get rid of the mealy
bug and was sent information re-
quested from Plant Industry
Station, Beltsville, Md. I was told
to get a nicotine solution, to
add to ia teaspoonfuls to d
gallon of water. Soap of at the
rate of " ounce to the above
solution adds to its effectiveness
I have tried this and know it
works.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
Please address mail to the
Readers Clearing Hollsa Tha

Please address mail to the
Readers Clearing House, The
Evening Star, Washington 4,
D. c. All communications
must be accompanied by the
full name and address of the
sender, for possible forward
ing Of replies. Only initials
will appear in the column.
No requests are answered
directly by the Clearing House
editor; all must come from
other readers. It is obviously
impossible for us to test all
recipes submitted, therefore
we cannot be responsible for
them. Views expressed in the
column are not necessarily
those Of The Star.-B. C.
Evening star., 1951-04-18

Serve curried meat or shrimps
with spaghetti, sometimes, instead
of rice. An Bounce package Of
spaghetti should serve four.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
DROP SUGAR COOKIES.
fFOW MIS-. M. u. W !.
Silver SPRING.


For Mrs. A. D.. NJ, Washington
in regard to soft cookies. This
recipe was taken from The Stars
Woman's page in February of
1948. Perhaps it will be liked by
others as well as it is at our house
Drop sugar cookies: Two-thirds
Iquick-mix .lard-type shortening,
I12s cups sugar. 2 teaspoons
vanilla, eggs. 31a cups sifted
flour. u teaspoon soda. 2 tea
spoons baking powder, l teaspoon
salt, " cup heavy sour cream.
Cream shortening. sugar and
vanilla. Add eggs and continue
|creaming. Sift together flour,
soda, salt and baking powder. Add
alternately to creamed mixture
with cream. Drop by teaspoonful
(size of Walnut onto creased
cookie sheet. Bake in moderate
oven 375 degrees IL to Is minutes.
These cookies do not spread much
in baking. They are a cake-like
cookie. Store in tightly covered
tin to retain their Softness.
X X X
EGG WHITES.
(Fron E. X. p, Hyattsuille.)
For Mrs. r. L. r.. Washington:
I have also tried to find ways to
use egg whites and after extensive
searches through through cook
books have concluded that the
simplest solution is to save them
up and make a Lady Baltimore or
an angel food cake. They keep
very well. When cooking the
baby's egg yolk, I make a small
hole in one end of the shell, pour
out the white and cook the yolk
in the shell.
X X x
THANK YOU" NOTE.
From Mrs. E. H., Beltsuille)
For Mrs. w. M. c., Lexington
Park, who sent in the super duper
recipes for coconut cake and asked
for report on the results, just one
word, Scccccrrrrumptious!
X X X x
HEATING;
REDWOOD BURL?
AFRICAN VIOLETS.
fFrom A. B. c., Washington.)
In answer to j. HIS (Washing-
tom query about gas heat. I
would suggest that he keep the
thermostat at one temperature
most of the time and just set it
back to IS degrees when retiring.
We found this to be the most salts
factory. Storm windows, rock
wool insulation and weather.
stripping help a great deal. We
have had gas heat in three houses
here in the District and have
found that storm windows, insula-
ton and misunderstanding are a
help in cutting down the heating
bills. OF course, the number of
windows and doors and the ma
terial used in the building of the
Evening star., 1951-04-18
Readers Clearing House
Conducted BY BETSY CASWELL
LONDON?
BROWNIE RECIPE?
fFrom, Mrs. E. M, Bethesdd.)

fFron, Mrs. E. M. Bethesdd.)
We are expecting to leave for
London shortly, and I would
greatly appreciate any informa-
ton the readers may care to send
In.
7 am especially interested in
housing, apartments, versus a
house. rents, costs of living, cleo
tric bills, sections to live in. milk,
and schools for a boy Of ten.
Also would an electric washer
refrigerator, and small deep freeze
be of help? How about electric
blankets? If using the latter elec-
trical equipment. would our elec-
tr,ic bills be tremendous?
Are clothes so much more ex-
pensive there? I have heard so
but to buy boys clothes there as
they are more adaptable to the
damp climate. What type of din
ner clothes and evening wrap are
necessary?
Could some one please send
me brownie recipe that is SIM
liar to the ones sold in a large
department store on F street?
Evening star., 1951-04-18
CHILD PoEMs.

Here are some poems ! gleaneo
from a search through my Baby
Book with its torn pages:
THE LITTLE PEOPLE.
A dreary place would this earth be
Were there no little people in 1t;
The song of life would lose It's mirth.
Were there no children to begin it.
No little forms. like buds to grow.
And make the admiring heart surrender;
No little hands on breast and brow.
To keep the thrilling love-chcrds tender
Lies song indeed, would lose its charm
Were there no babies to begin it.
Ia doleful place this world would be
were 'neEs 10 John 'ss ssSaff Whitsier VI
LITTLE HANDS.
Isoft little hands that stray and clutch.
while baby faces Di lie in in SUCH aia ' OO'u
Close sleep as flowers at night that fold
nregs ss wu Sueh
How should you know You hold SO muehq
To full hearts beating you inclose.
Hopes; fears. prayers lonsinss' Joys
All yours to hold. o little handsl
More. more than wisdom understands,
And love, love only knows.
BY Lawrence Binyon.
Golden slumbers kiss your eyes
Smiles awake you whe'. you rise.
Sleep. pretty wantons; do not cry,
And will sing q lullaby.
Rock them, rock them. lullaby:
BY Thomas Decker
I have many more lovely baby
poems from this book if any one
would be interested. T always en-
joy your column and have since
its very beginning.
PULL CREAM CANDY.
From G. K, Washington
Here is a "pull' cream candy
which may be what Mrs. j. A. M.
New Alexandria. wants. It is a
very. very old recipe. and deliciort.
Five cups granulated sugar, "a
cup water, cup whipping cream
(not whipped, vanilla or. other
favoring (both oil of peppermint
and oil of cinnamon-and with
oils use only a few drops-are
good. Coloring if desired.
Bring sugar and water to lively
boil and then add the cream very
slowly. SO as not to stop the boil
ing. Cook to 238 degrees without
stirring. Pour thinly in buttered
plates and when cool pull or work
with hands. If you pull it, the
flavor and coloring must be added
before pulling. However, on the
whole the working" is, the easier
method; when following 1t, after
the mass gets creamy cover it with
a damp cloth for Is or 20 minutes,
then work in the favoring and
coloring, and shape as desired.
This should be aged a few days
in a tightly covered container for
finest flavor and texture.
X X Il X
MEANING OF NAMES.
(Frona T. r. H., Washington
Some time ago H. E. L., Wash
ington. stated in RICH that there
are several books in the Public
Library on the meaning of names
and their origin, such as English
Surnames" by Bardsley. Also a
history of English names by Weak
ly, and one by Harrison.
find list of names and their
meaning in the back of my small
dictionary, but Evelyn is not
given.
X X II r
NON SKID RUGS.
(From Mrs. H. M. S., Washington. }
In reply to E. M, Chevy Chase
I wish to suggest the rubber fin.
ished undergrad for rugs at the
large S and 10 chain store on F
lstreet. This is most effective.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
LONG DISTANCE MOVING?
{Front Mrs. r. F.. ARLINGTON J

We are moving in a few weeks
to outskirts of Ocala, Fla, ana
are not service people. so have
to pay our own moving expenses.
What is the most satisfactory and
least expensive method. freight or
van. or what? If some furnish
ings are disposed of, which are
most necessary in the South?
What can YOU pack in bureau
drawers, that do not lock? Please,
all hints that make the moving
easier. and any and all informa-
ton re Ocala, Fla!
Evening star., 1951-04-18
POPOVERSo

(Fron, Mrs. F. w. E., Kensinoton
Can any one suggest how to keep
popovers from sticking to muffin
pans? never attempted to make
them until a few weeks ago and
followed a recipe which said to
begin baking in a cold oven
Would appreciate any hints other
more experienced homemakers
might have.
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5iebenbiireiidl. .olmerifaniIhes DoIfsblatt

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auna."
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lit Die Seele; nah ihren @iitern all
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MaE bGlt in allen Sinaen lno Die
aeiltiaen Sitter iiber Die iinnlidell
itellt", II. |. IN.
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8Iiitlihiein.
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@on, auf iih ielbit aeitellt in iei-
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lell.
Sic Grrlnaenihoft aeacniiber Der
friibereu OtetboOe, no man &reus=
iirfulatipn burc) Elm tebniicbes
Eumpipltem erreid)te, beltebt oarin.
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IS ipuroe ieood) betpnt, bah iid,
idmtlitbe Gerillhe III bieier Gihtuno
nod I'M Sl,ian9sitabium befinben.
Gor ollem nluB beahtet iperoen, bail
lie nur nit slpei Serionen. hie Der
aleidjen glut0ruppe anaebDren, aus
aefilbrt tperben fDnnen.
Gisber lpuroe oie 9lnpenDuna Der
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beihrGnft, bic au unheilbaren
8ranfbeiten leiben mno iih freitpillio
fiir bic @eriuche sur Nerfiiauna itell=
ten. Sllle baben aenolle &enntnis
bon Ser @efabr, Der lie iih unter Die
len llmitGnoen alsieben.
gSGbreno bas 6auptintereiie Ser
&iilenihoftler iett boch noh Dem
Stuoil1m ber 2dufenie ailt, 10 ipie=
len lie bod ihon barauf hin. DaiY
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ausu ferner 3utllnft pielleiht au Den
lebeuslpihtioen meoiiiniithen Ye,
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Kathryn Kvh|man
kommt mach Cleveland

&ufbrpn &ublmor, Sic heta,lute
&aoiopreOiserin, fommt tpieoer nod
Glepelano uno stpur ont fonmenoen
Counting, ben 90. September, l,ln
in ser Mrena, 3717 gucIib Ipe.,
5u ipre6en. Die Siiren iino Tim 10
ltbr porm. oiien. Gorbereitunset,
lperoen gelnadt, lun sic Meniden-
maIien, lpelf)e eelpobnlid, ibren Got
tesbieniten beitpobnen, ,mterbringeu
Su tonnen,
MiB aublman Oeranltalltet Got.
tesoieuite an 8ohentagen in Yittss
burgb, Ga., llnb piele Glepelanoer
fabren nit 9ebarteten Smnibuiieu
ourtbin Tieie iruse Yreoieerin,
tpelhe Sauiel,oen Glal,be l,ro Soil
nung aebraht bat, lit Montaas bis
ssreitass iiber Naoioitation @SHS
(SiaI 1l9O) 81, boren bon 1890
big II llbr pornl.
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EntwiekIung zines neuen
medizinischen verfahrens
Dvreh decentralization konn Elm gesvnder Koerper die
Fynktonen zines krunken Koerpers vebernehmen.
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Son iSranciSco. - 9tah 9erih=
ten nes .9tational Cancer snltitll=
tes" oer meoiiinilcben 'SafuItGt Der
vllniperiitp Of California" beitebt
Die Mo0lihfeit, bic slrterien slpeier
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Der 0Iutfreislaui beioer ill cinen sll=
iammenfGllt.
9ltf bieie SSeiie fDlnen bie Sraos
nc zines aeiunoen Meniben (Seri
9unae, Niere, 9eber. etc. Die 'Sunfz
ticnen ser anaeariffenen Sraane ei=
mes tronfen Menihen iibernebmen.
|. Tieie neue Metbobc, &reusiirfus
laticn aenannt, Die Dem &erbins
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3tpiainaen iehr ibnIih lit, lpuroc
BON Den slersten Soolparo ct. 9ier=
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&ellp, &ennetb G. 9po 1luO sSrl.
Satrice M. 9laf entipifelt.
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llnteriuhunaen iiber bie llriahen
Der t0blirhen gluttronfheit SeufGnie
aeaeben. sic miro ollrcb cine itorfe
lleber,abl an ipei,en 8lutfDrperhen
berporaerllfen. Die lonaiam, aber
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Sn Der slusaabe Dieier 3eituna
bonn ,Sreita9, ben "A. slu1llit 1851
erlhien auf oereu Sitelieite cine
Stpfhplmer getrabtln1 iiber Die
nett be1pnnene yGnipflopooie"
hurh Sic Mosfauer 9lfaocnie Der
&iiIcnlbaftcn.
Srei SGnoe huben bieie Sertreter
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aett, neil lie ais Stautsz zEhiloipphie
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unieelioe Glurbe, einem &plt bon
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neiteres cine nelle, linn lpeiellsfremOe
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Albert Sehweitzer gibt
Friedenspreis Armen

ssrauffurt. - Ser beriibante Y9''
lantrop unS Sdriititeller Mlbert
sdmeiser fat iid IN eine'n Sd'rel'
ben an Sen Goriitenoen oes Vor'en'
pereins oeutider 8erleger' u,,o Slid)'
hGnolerberb1noe fit sic Terlelbll''s
zines Trieoenspreiies beoantt, gu
gleid ieood erfldrt, er nebt1e o'e
Gbrung, ni6t aber Sic 8elo'lullane
an. Sein 8etpiiien erlatbe ibn nld)t'
fiir iein @erf aus 0el,tid)lano 1e!o
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arob iei. Sdpeiter idldst IN oeli'
8riei .peiter Dor, 5000 Mart noflet'
oenoen Shriftitellern in Teutfdlano
uno 5000 0tart Tliibtlingen Suja'
menoen.
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Dos Gold lag wirkIieh
uvf der Sirusse

Giurjbeim. - Sn 8iorsbeim fano
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Evening star., 1951-02-16
Judqe Mcclure Gets B'noi Birth Award

Judge Matthew F. Mcclure Of
District Court, who is president of
the Americanization School As
sociation, last night was awarded
the B'nai Birth 1851 Americanism
Citation for outstanding work in
Americanisn1 activity" in the Dis
trict.
The award was presented by
B'nai Birth Men and Women of
Argo Lodge and Chapter at a
ceremony in the Americanism
School, Nineteenth and California
streets NV.
Thirty-f1ve persons also were
named as prize winners in the
annual essay contest conducted
by the two organizations. Miss
Evening star., 1951-02-16

Bertha Vens won a $25 Savings
Bond as first prize; Mrs. Wilhel-
nina A. Vest, second prize, SIS;
and Mrs. Laura Franco took thirc
place, winning $40.
Judge MCGUIRE, who was given
the award by Harry Wender, q
past president Of Argo Lodge, was
cited in connection with his work
in naturalization proceedings
When he presides at such hear
ings, the citation said, "he always
stresses the Importance of citizen
ship education to familiarize the
new citizen with our laws"
Mrs. Theodore Shapiro ano
Kenneth Bennett. presidents OF
the Lodge and Chapter, made the
awards to the winners.
Evening star., 1951-02-16
District Price StabiIizer
PLEDGES Strict Enforcement

Vincent A. Holmes. acting di-
rector of the District Price Sta
bilization Board, last night said
his Office couldn't promise any
hope for leniency to violators,
even though their offenses result
from higher prices they pass along
to the consumer.
Mr.. Holmes spoke at a meeting
of the Restaurant Beverage As
sociation in the Four Hundred
Restaurant, 1923 F street NV,
with more than 200 members hold
ing Class c and D licenses, at
tending.
Mr.. Holmes stressed his desire to
Evening star., 1951-02-16

cooperate with all kinds Of busi-
nesses, but he said that does not
mean there will not be strict en-
forcement.
He invited the complaints OF
restaurant owners who believe they
are paying higher prices than they
should be to their suppliers. Mr.
Holmes said inequities will be cor
rected as far as possible under the
forthcoming regulations.