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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-05
Toledo Needs New Dolly Newspaper

now, I've heard few say that
they have turned over a new
leaf. Well, there are a lot OF
pages in the book of life, eh
fellows?
Union Office, RHY
In answer to the question: Is
your new baby here yet?
would like to inform my friends
that it isn't, but we expect him
or her between now and Febru-
ary 9th. I'm not very n-n-n-ner-
vous. RHY.
Irene Malosh, Dept. E, LIST Shift
We have two new and I might
add, pretty faces in our depart
ment, Rose Scallish and Betty
Muir. They are a couple of the
newly hired girls are are very
welcome.
Union Office, RHY
What certain steward, whose
initials are A. Leonard English
Borglin, 1885 Summit Street
phone number PO. 7196, social
security number 300-2O-974S
had a birthday and didn't even
give out one piece of candy
Boy, is he a tight-daw! Incl
dentally, he is the steward in
department d, 1st shift. Note
We used his initials because we
don't want to embarrass him OF
cause him any trouble. WOT
HAPPENED?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-05
Engineers Reject
3-Yeor Peace Poet

CLEVELAND GPA) - The
Locomotive Engineers have turn
ed down the three-year peace
pact with the major railroads
negotiated at the White House
Dec. FL. The Brotherhood's gen.
eral chairmen instructed the me-
gotiating committee to "negoti-
ate a more f a vor a b lie settle
ment."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-05
Colonel Tarver,
Dept. E, 1st Shift

Dept. e, 1st Shift
Ruth Block and Dolores Oval
were among the newcomers in
our department last week and
were given a cordial reception.
Thelma Farrell became a
proud grandmother last week
when her daughter gave birth
to a wonderful girl baby. Con-
gratulations, Grandma Farrell.
Thomas Miller's wife under
went a major operation on De-
cember 9th. She is now re-
cuperating at home. Best wishes
for a speedy recovery, Mrs.
Miller.
Stella Rybczynski's husband
gave her beautiful engagement
ring and wedding band in honor
of their 10th wedding anniver-
sary. Best wishes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rybczknski.
Margie Beach has only one
daughter. Through an error, she
was reported as having two. Our
humble apologies, Margie.
Leonard English B or 6 n
easily and nonchalantly wears
the title of superman of depart
ment D. You know what we
mean, don't you English.
Helen ceiling, Helen Frasier
and Norma Ford celebrated
their 9th anniversary at Cham
pion on the goth of December.
Congratulations and best wishes
for this trio.
Clyde Rauch appears to be
one of those rare individuals
who can SO completely cOncen-
trate on the subject in hand that
all else is excluded. To illustrate
the other day he received a
number of cards containing the
names of available blood donors.
He promptly located all but one
person and after looking for a
bit he remembered who Clyde
Rauch was. Yes, it was his own
card.
Happy birthday: E d w j n a
q m m " Kalucki, December
29th; Irene (Cameron) Malosh,
January 1st; Evelyn MikOsz,
December 26th; Marie Lyons,
December 29th.
Henrietta Urbaniak, of the
Plug Tampers, received beau
tiful birth stone ring for a
Christmas present. Congratula-
tions, Henrietta.
Helen Spears headed the COM
mittee for arrangements on the
pot-luck dinner and not for a
project to solicit funds for a gift
for Ann Nelson as was errone-
ously reported previously. We
are sorry for the confusion.
Irene (Cameron) Malosh cele-
brated her birthday with a party
at her home over the weekend
At Champion, she received nu-
merous gifts and greeting cards
including an unusual card from
Fred Hipp with a dollar bill at
tached. Emma Walters gave her
a card. Edna Duquette gave her
a box of assorted candy and
fruit. Marie Luax gave her 9
couple of handkerchiefs and 3
card. Best wishes, Irene.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-05
Leonard English BOrglin,
Dent. ID. 1St Shift

Dept. ID, lSt Snlft
One more week I am pleased
to report that there were no
blood donors from this depart
ment on days to thank.
Viola Bowers was unfortunate
enough the day after Christmas
to get chicken bone lodged in
her throat and it was necessary
for her to 60 to the hospital to
have it removed. 1t was quite
painful for a couple of days, but
now she is feeling just fine
again.
Anna Pomeranz was showered
with some very nice gifts on
December 10th to commemorate
one more happy birthday.
Clyde Thomas was one year
older the following day, Decem-
Der 30th. I think some of the
girls gave him some lolly-pops.
Your reporter received very
nice gift from Andy Holmes,
Billie Karamol and Dixie Bana-
chowski on Friday, December
29th. Although my birthday
wasn't until December 31st it
was very much cherished, also a
big surprise. Thanks once again
and congratulations to you other
people who celebrated their
birthdays. English gave Dixie a
nice dinner on Thursday and /
think it was a nice gesture on
English's part, don't you? RHY)
What's this I hear a b o u t
George Faoiz hitting the jackpot
one day last week. 1t certainly
was a nice belated Christmas
present. (He bought coffee for
us too, after we twisted his arm.
RHY)
Too bad some talent scout was
not out at our favorite Mite Club
on Suder Avenue on New Years
Eve, when happy -go-lucky Dor
othy Dusseau was singing Bye
Bye Black bird" / think Bye
Bye 1850" would have been a
little more appropriate. Towards
morning, it was Bye Bye Dor
othy by the looks of her elbow.
Glad you were enjoying the
evening and 1 hope the rest of
you did as well as your reporter.
It is short week and not too
much news. Hope to have more
next week. If anyone has a
birthday, blessed event, anniver-
sary, etc, let me know SO that
it may get into our column.
Good bye now, see you next
week.
AL TuchOlski,
Dept. B, All Shifts
The boys were all glad to see
Francis Morlock, who was home
on furlough during the holidays.
Frank really looked good. He
wanted to thank everyone for
the check he received from the
Soldiers Fund.
Bob Erbskorn became the
papa of boy, born at Mercy
Hospital last Thursday. Con-
gratulations.
Charlie Demar finished the
year with a bowling score big
enough to win the jackpot. Sure
shot Charlie, they call him.
Walter Welniak says that this
is the first time this year that he
has won the bowling pool. Of
course, the year was all of two
day sold.
Since the holidays are all over
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-05

Ihe girls OF ID wish 10 thanE
he passed around on Friday nigl
it had to be as it was "Gilbert's
again, Jirnl
Little Eye, 3rd Shift
Happy birthday to Dutch Dill
gart who celebrated her birth
day on December 29th. Say
Dutch, how about celebrating
next time on night off SO
Shorty and Regina can make it
in to work? Hear it was swell
party. It must have been, too,
did you see Shorty Saturday
night? She sure looked and felt
bad"
Congratulations to Edwina
Biernacki and Norbert Zakolski
who were married on December
30th. May you have many happy
years together.
Have you seen the ring Mike
Macy, inspector, got from Santa
Claus? 1t sure is beautiful.
Jim VinsOn, Dept. ID, 2nd Shift
Betty Saul wishes to thank
Ralph Young for his kindness in
taking her little niece home,
recently. Betty's father had got
ten the message confused and
went home without the little
girl. (Thank you Betty for the
thank you. RHY)
Who is the fortunate young
wo m who received the 5
pound box of candy from Jim
Ubry at Christmas? No wonder
we don't rate with the girls. We
expect them to give us candy.
Who is the guy who has come
to be known as "Seven-Up
Johnnie?"
BY the time you read this, you
will have time to recover from
the New Year celebration and
to check on your fidelity to
those resolutions you made.
IL you feel a little dissatisfied
with your lot, perhaps you need
q little shock to awaken you to
the realization of the many
things you should be thankful
for. We had such a shaking up
the other night, during the cold
spell, when our motor died more
than a mile from home. Thanks
to some kindly drivers lthree OF
them), we got some of our riders
home or near it and Ann Os-
wonski invited us to her home
and her husband kindly took us
the rest of the way. That Chevy,
we had been taking for granted,
would take us home, and it
would have except for a short
circuit. Could some pow r
"short-circuit" our freedom.
Remember January 9th isn't
far off now. Are you ready?
Irene Nowak, Dept. f, End Shift
We all welcome Angie Myers
back to work after a leave OF
absence due TO illness. We wish
you, Angie, the best of health
for the coming year.
Eddie Wulf celebrated his
birthday on December 18th
We all wish him the best Oh
everything and many more
happy years, Eddie.
The Silliment line had won
derful Christmas party las,
week with a lot of good food
and ???. Thanks lot Eleanor,
and girls, for the delicious ham
sandwiches. Everyone had a
wonderful time.
The Stud girls enjoyed the
candies Eddie, Paul and Whitley
passed around for Christmas
Thanks lot boys.
Happy New Year to every
one. i. N.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-05
Praise For Burke
Makes Blade Blush

The Journal reprints below letter. unsolicited by
om Burke and not expected by him, which sent to
resident Truman and signed by every single member OF
ne House Committee Labor and Education Republicans
nd Democrats alike The Blade which demanded Burkes
efeat, did not this letter.
Toledo obviously needs daily newspaper
December 1S, 1850
The Honorable Harry s. Truman
President of the United States
The White House
Washington, d. G..
Dear Mr. President:
1t has to attention that the Honorable
Burke of Toledo being considered appointment
position in the executive the
who have served with him for the past years
Committee Education Labor Of the
sentatives, hasten to express hearty approval
Tom Burke is gentleman. That is high a compli-
ment him. He is-if further recommendation
necessary-uttery honest dependable He brought
to councils thorough understanding of
ment relationships and while his background and
perience might lead believe that would biased
he always unfailingy minded and fair and at
the advocate of his convictions
All of have to hold him in high regard and deep
affection.
Therefore, Mr. President, respectfully your
serious consideration Of Burkes qualifications
We would all feel favored by his appointment.
We have the honor to be
Very respectfully yours,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-05
Compiled BY RALPH YOUNG,
Unit Secretary
~SRARKzETS
- ! CHAMPION UNIT ~
Dept. ID, 2nd Shift

Dept ID, End Shift
The girls wish thank Jim Ubry delicious candy
he around Friday night really delicious fact
it had to Cibers" chocolates Yum! Yum Thanks
Evening star., 1951-08-30

from ARMOUR. s..a'.'. own
'".bsd n,.S to your neishborhoods
EIANT. THE best ono
o,lv the best IS 'oDe'eo
ARMOUR r."
Evening star., 1951-05-16

While Williams, T.. s2. and Carroll Prue
Louis Nader, 81 1906, 18th st. NV. an,
Edith Wiggs. ~, 1921 Connecticut ave
David McReapen. %. Sorrento. n., an,
Richard Walton. 4l,. and Louise Brown. 81
Joe e'se sesla si .osa cCse ise q esras s St. Sc.
Mana gnie nnsis ss g. Sae aea SlSs 8 s. NV
azs Esshsl s.sIa sns % Sess s$ 9Th .sso g. ny y
and Mary Hall. 30, Is I st: NV; !.
both Of 7sl2 Blair I'd. NV.
ma asSsns asassn:ra AIMS se 49, g. iss a
stanton shaw. 20. l117 gard st. NV, ant
Helen Thompson. q, Gresnsboro. N. G
sns Gaag nsG sspo Iii e. sS5 sS5I Brysns rn T.
John Kralier, 81. and Jennie Bekier. "a
both OF Arlington. Va.
Ps. ana Neii Wakstsld. aS $AisSa ss. 1872 kaf
Thomas Dockery, u. and Laverna Robin
son, 1s. both ef Arlinston, Va.
Foster. %. s05 independence ave. Sc.
Theodore Lewis, 20. and Maggie Ellis. 36
y.Ssa both .Isan Sf gsaltims1rss. aa sn.,m.n .,r.,
NV. and Marie Richardson, 80. 1885,
Richard johnson, ~. Arlington, Va, ant
Marie swanhoim, Al, Falls Church. va
James Colabelli, A.. and Doris Olufs. 25
Nboth of 1921 New York ave. NV
joseph Sheppard, go Pikesyille, Md, ant
Patricia Strong. 20. Eccleston, Md
IWilbert johnson. 80, and Ella Brown, %
both Of $50 Eye st. ne
Jack orndorff. De. and Lucille Hake. "a
toeorse Gilman. 81. 1878 Columbia rd
| nv. and Betsy Porter. 10. COOL Broat
Milton Hayes. 90. 1924 Taylor st. ne.
and Anna Gibson. 26, SIT crittender
Carey Lee. jr.. 90. colmar Manor. Nd.
Evening star., 1951-05-16

| and Doris Mehalic, 20, BladensburR, Nd
carl Wilson. 20, 921 Westminster st. NV.
and Rachel Miller, 20, 21g 2 e: NV Nv
ne. and Betty Royston, 20, 2427 Irv-
Fred Freeman, 80. 1910 Riggs .. NV;
Raymond weiss. s5. o20 shepherd 81. NV,
and Margaret Hurd, 80, 2131 3rd 81
Leopoldo Laforteza. 43. and Mary Manzo
! "a, both of 903 @ st. Sc.
ouris, a6, both Of SIS 9th st. NV.
Yancey Taylor, 25. Arlington, Va, and
Evelyn Johns, 27 201 End st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Judge Parker to Speak

Chief Judge John J.. Parker o1
the Fourth Circuit, United States
Court Of Appeals In Charlotte
N. c.. viii address the Interna-
tional and Comparative Law Sec
ton Of the American Bar Asso-
Iciation at the Mayfiower Hotel at
/ pm. tomorrow. Other prominent
Ijurists, including Supreme Court
justices, will be guests.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Births Reported

AY. MAY 1e. 1851
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Report of Marriage License Applications

Allen. Bonatt, 80, and Ann Riecic, 25
both of 1724 D ct. Sc,
Marvin Simn1s, 22, Boiling Air Fore.
Base, and Gloria Milton. n. l7l2 Is
Walter craighead, .2l. Somerset. Pa. ans
Mary Wright, 20. 1898 Columbia rd
Paul Colbert. 85. Cumberland, Md, ans
Alma carder. 23, 1888 Meridian pl
william Connolly. 40. 2ooo Belmont I'd
NV. and Eleanor Wright, 36, 243(
Pennsylvania ave. NV.
William King. 81, and Lorrain Tska, 81
Charles Luce, jr., %, Sacramento. Calf
and Jean Ladd, 20. 1919 r st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Deaths Reported

tFrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Wilhelmina Gassman. 80. 5000 Illinoi.
ave. n.w.
william Berkeley, 81, 1858 1ngleside ter
NV.
Mary aarvin. So, 71s Mt. Vernon pl. NV
Mary Duke, 70, Wardman Park Hotel.
Alice Keegin. 7s. $500 14th St. NV.
David Louis, rs, 3720 Uptan St. NV.
Sarah Goldstein 72, 4S12 3rd ST. NV
William Van .Winkle, r., Soldiers Home
Myrtle Coe. II. 200 Walnut st; NV.
Domenica Muscolino, 81, 71S 18th st. se
Alfred Chapman. 81. $50 Constitution
Roy Crum. So, Ashton. Md.
William Wade, 65, 1897 A ST. ne
Charles Goodman, 66, l19 Kennedy st
Gregg Burns, es, Chevy Chase. Md.
Oscar Oliver, 62. 4O1 Trenton st. Sc
Philip Elfins, 60, s7Ol military "a. NV Nv
Regina Brenner, So, 1900 10th st: NV
Helen Scott, 81. 1928 Iowa ave. NV
Harry Eaton, 81, 23o0 Connecticut ave.
Elmer Sheridan, "a. soo1 2oth st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
(Prom the D. C. Bureau of vital Statistics.

BOYS.
Sylvester and Mary Adams.
Nicholas and Helen Basiliko.
Ernest and Katrin Buttner.
Elmer and Naomi Bowie.
Meryyn and Margaret Cook.
walter and Dora Cox, jr.
Ralph and Carrie Doyle.
Robert and Mary Gray.
Marvin and Alice Goldsmith.
Thomas and Beverlee James.
Melvin and Dorothy Jones.
Lewis and joyce Kelly.
Robert and Clare Martz.
David and Lots MCCOY.
Didier and Mary Pfalzgrat.
James and Evelyn Pinkard.
Bill and Barbara Ramsey.
Paul and Doris Reiber.
Charles and Helen Schmidt.
Roy and Margaret Welch.
Clayton and Madeline 1iegler.
Oscar and Audry Brown.
John and Mary Carr.
Chester and Beatrice Cooke.
Roland and Matte Douglas.
Joseph and Ruby Lloyd.
Hubert and Alberta Ray.
GIRLS.
walter and Bernice Belfeild.
Dewey and Mary Broome.
Dewey and Frances Chastain. 9
Merrill and Esther Cohan.
Cleveland and Kathleen Cooke.
John and Leona Conlon.
William and Camilla Covington.
Herbert and Korneda David.
Charles and Betty Harmon.
Robert and Myrtle Isaacs.
Clyde and Mildred Lennox.
Everett and Mary Lewis.
Raffaele and GiseIla Marras.
Raymond and Geraldine NiehruRge.
Jack and Hazel Olson.
Walter and Edith Padgett.
Louis and Elsie Puglisi
Don and Helen Riley.
Edward and Mariette Vandehaegen.
John and Mary Windsor.
Oliver and Margaret Zell.
Frank and Mamie Buchanan.
AIphonzo and Goldine Dixon.
Charles and Mildred Haywood.
James and Mamie Henson.
Edward and Frances Jones.
Samuel and Esther Parker.
George and Euia Pointer.
George and Louise Roberts.
William and Novella Washington.
TWINS.
Robert and Cleo Hainsworth. girls.
Evening star., 1951-05-16

right amount of polish on the brush
to cover one nail perfectlyl
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Evening star., 1951-05-16

Sarah Bozin. So 5611 7th st. NV.
Frank Elliott, As. 2720 10th st. ne
James Corbett, 20, 1915 14th st. NV
Steven Hanback, tinfanD, 7410 Halleck
st. s.e
James Anderson. SO, 512 Columbia I'd
NV.
Lydia johnson, e5 24o1 Snow ct. NV.
George Jackson. so, Occoquan, Va.
Laura Reese SO, Bladensburg, Md
Jane Stewart, 40 10 st. Matthews Ct NV
Evening star., 1951-05-16

Under d. C. law. couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, auGit three
full days and recetDe the license
ON the nth day. Sundays and
holidays are counted the same
as other days.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
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accidents


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No more ruined clothes; no more
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Here's another new feature - a
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Evening star., 1951-05-16

Western red cedar Is one of the
most important timber trees
growing in British Columbia.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Says JJy Ruined
Her Reputation

"I was the only girl in the
whole third grade that could
make cookies. Then J5T
brought out their new J5T
LEMON THINS in the
unique heat-sealed box that
keeps them so fresh and
good. Now when / say, I
can bake cookies!' the other
children say, so what?'
t:fV
@occNUT MAcARooNs COLONIAL CREAMS
CHocOATe.PscAN COOKIES
9MoN THIkS o9ANce ThlNS
Evening star., 1951-02-21
The Latest Fashion Notes

the seed-pearl dainties and accent
wherever attire permits with
heavy, chunky, even bizarre jew
elry. -. There's much more in
the leaflet that is truly important
fashion-wise for the tall girl.
INSPIRED HATS: Even design
ers like to go to the movies for
relaxation. But when Sally Victor
goes she does double duty by not
only relaxing but making it pay
off for the public which adores
wearing her hats. She went to
see 1.-The Mudlark" and discov-
cred it to be a great source Of
inspiration for a series of demure
and pretty hats she has titled
Command Performance" "Vic-
toria," Queens Maid" Windsor
Guard" Gentle Lark" and "Maie
of Honor" All these hats are de.
signed with a Victorian feeling
that is appealing even in the 20tl
century. Women still like, ant
men do, too, hats with beguilinl
flowers. feathers and organd.
bows.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
WhyGrow
Old?
By Josephine Lowmon

A change Of pace is a fine thing
for every one. Too many women
do the same things over and over
again, without adding new inter-
ests or even bringing a new view
point to old duties.
Boredom sets in like a toothache
unless you learn something new
about the job you are doing
whether 1t is housework or Office
work. Actually the career OF be-
ing a wife, housekeeper and
mother lends itself to as much
study as you want to do; but how
many women do you know who
take courses or read books on
child psychology. nutrition or the
psychology Of marriage?
The field Of nutrition alone is
a very exciting one. Week after
week new discoveries are being
made and q vital diet is being cor
related more definitely with vital
health and prolonged youthful
mess. Some Of this knowledge
would add to housekeeping.
You do not have to go to Europe
to get a change of pace. You can
| get 1t right at home. Perhaps you
have been so busy that you and
your husband have fallen into
rut Of never going out. never see
ing people. You may stay at home
In the daytime, too. If you have
young children give yourself a
little change by getting sitter
more often.
If your habit is to be overly
conscientious about your house.
keeping, let up little for week
or even a few days and read a
book or two. Go out more often
for dinner, take up some new
hobby. learn a new sport. Have
people In more often.
Even If you cannot afford a
drastic change Of pace just a short
one now and then will freshen
up your viewpoint and add new
zest to daily life. It is dull to
do the same things the same way,
day after day. and 1t will make
us dull.
II you would like to have my
list Of hobbies. send a Scent,
stamped, self addressed envelope
with your request for leaf1et No.
Sc, Hobbies" to Josephine Low
man, In care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

BEGINNING February 26, one of
Washington's better-known de-
partment stores whose reputation
as a leading retailer of foundation
garments for the fuller figures is
well established, is sponsoring a
weeks promotion, titled the Cold
en- Age of Corsetry." A good por-
ton of the stock is being directed
to lightweight, figure molding
foundations because of the in
creased trend toward new COM
fort and new freedom in corsetry.
A complete staff of expert filters,
trained to 1T foundations for all
figure types. will be available DUR
ing the week to assist those wom-
en- with fuller figures who have
difficulty IN getting just the right,
garment. Spring is nearing. New
costumes and dresses will need
Evening star., 1951-02-21

with rotary beater or electric
beater until stiff, about Is min
utes. Chill "a hour in refrigera-
tor before serving. Yield: 31a
cups with electric mixer; cups
with rotary beater.
LEMON SNOW.
f1a-cup serUing = II caloriesj
envelope unf1avored gelatin
70 cup cold water
IA cups boiling water
"a cup lemon juice
3 grains or IL A-grains sac
charine tablets
2 egg whites
Soften gelatin in cold water.
Add lemon rind to boiling water.
Dissolve gelatin in hot liquid; add
lemon juice. Add saccharine tab
lets and dissolve. Chill until the
consistency of unbeaten egg white:
beat until frothy. Beat egg whites
until stiff and fold into gelatin
mixture. Turn into large mold
or pile into serving dishes and
chill until firm. Yield: 6 to 8
servings.
CHIFFON DESSERT.
Ga-cup Serping = A calorie9
cups cold water
6 tablespoons non-fat dry milk
envelope unf1avored gelatin
1s teaspoon salt
eggs, separated
ia teaspoons vanilla
grains or IL A-grains sac
charine tablets
Put cold water in top of double
boiler. Add non-fat dry milk and
beat with a rotary beater until dis
solved. scraping down powder
clinging to sides. Soften gelatin
in the cold milk. Place over boil
ing water. Add salt and stir until
gelatin is dissolved. Slowly pour
small amount of the hot mixture
over egg yolks. Return to double
boiler and cook over hot boiling
water, until the mixture coats a
spoon. Remove from heat; add
vanilla and saccharine tablets:
stir until dissolved. Chill until
the mixture is slightly thicker
than the consistency of unbeaten
egg white. Beat egg whites until
stiff: fold in the gelatin mixture.
Turn into a large mold. or pile
into serving dishes and chill until
| firm
Evening star., 1951-02-21

the proper foundations or their
fashion worth will be lost. We
suggest you make a point of visit
ing the store for truly complete
outlook on this essential matter
of the right foundation for your
figure. =.
TALL GIRLS, ATTENTION! If
you'll write to the Tall Girls
Council, 465 Fifth avenue, New
York II, N. Y, you can receive
you select fashions keyed to your
free of charge a leafiet entitled
"Head to Toe" This is the first
of series being published to help
size. The leafiet says to avoid
high-riding hats 5. to minimize
prominent hip bones by wearing
fuller skirts, a draped hipline. or
even sheath skirt If it has top
interest in ejewelry to scorn