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&othdrinc Hltlh, ochnrcnc Sll=
ncidl. ochnrcn onl -. Mui 1894
oclturbcn nm 2S. SIuulrit. bcerniot
an /. SCptcmhcr pnn Der Sclltidl
&irclc Don lo'tur Is. q. Epcllm
ourh Murtcns ycihcnbciluttcr ul=
tcr 9'etcillounu ppn iohlreid,cr
Nrclnocn mn Grfonnlen. ,S,pciQ /.
.WltGliCOcr lnn Veunlte ;um Slul-
lett .MCn1prlul NricnhnT. ,ur elpiuen
)iuhe uebcttct. Sic Tcr'iprhene mar
bclicbt bel ellen. Die lie funnten,.
Sie tum ais ilmOes DtGohcn un
Sabre 1913 nnh 9lmerifo. mo lie in
GleucIunb Noerrn Dtortin 9utih hei-
rotcte Sic Gbe lpar cine oIilflihc,
rcldcr Gin Sobn luclt. I'M >iohrc
1924 lno pier Sohtcr, aoth.
braun, Gliic Dir Eutrirh. ioiloo
@ucHbod) lnn ~Ohunnu Stoll, cut
lrrollcn. Shlpci;cr Sutid, mur ein
Qlt'tehenoes UiitoIicp pom ;3entrul
&crbNnD lnp ,}lpeia / llnb 1un,en.
d)nr Sarpnlu, mclher ilpei herier
0rclfcnoe Sroucrlicber Ser Tcrltpr
benCn in Der &ircbc ui,tcr Der Hc0ic
lhrts bcIicbten 0irioc,lten Vruf.
Hun. Shuiter piometc. 9llld bin.
tcrIGHt Die &eri,nrbene Ncu tieitrou.
Crlrben (Sottcn Nerrn Wortin Eutit.
cine Sdnucitcr Muric &lneid,
(Gbcrfonif) llnb ,mei Vriiocr ,>phn
lmn (Scorae N'lncfd, iomt ocren
Nnnilien.
llnIcrc ErGiloentin &oth. Morti=
III lplomete Der Gerltprbencn rcht
lhpnc Norte nch't einCm lpunDerz
ld)nncn giCoift mo troitCtc Die tralls
ernncn AolnterhlIcbcllen. Sd)lpeitcr
Slltlh hutte leit ocm Icsten slpril
'chr 'dlper ocIittcn llnb nun iino ali
Die ,Sd,nlcrien ppriibcr.
hnhc lanIt, liebitc Shmeitcr
Sutlh. 9Sir ale, ;}lpcia 1 unp gu
ronld, bcnfcn SCin in ticiitem Mch
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Observation-Disclosures!

Wtittcillnnucn. mcIdc crit ON
Mtittlppth in llnlrre N,Inbe &c.
lanQen, f0lllcr inter fclnCu
llmltGnbcn fir GcrGiicntli,iuln.
gen in Der hctreifcnhcn 9Solhe
beriifiid)ti0t mcrbcn.
9llio bcisciten atlcni,cn. ga.
men uno Saten oelltlidl liucis
ben, bomit feline ,Schler Dor.
fnnlnlen!
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S. S. 0rganisationen!

SSenn Sic rgcnoucle %eronIolun0en planen bonn oln
Gle ntt mterIue pce olb cprceno on55ei9en Nr ourt
9eflame fam lb Den 9euinden yciucb Grog ern!
Eor,m 1T es rattan, fir Die Scrontonneen Nnsciaen i'm
uToltsbat auNchcn ncte btn yelcrn in Die Slc fallen.
SSr herednen bufir Spnpcrrue ST fir oc, un
3ou, >. b. cine Gpoe brett uuo 3nll bot.
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&ird,en ;vrauncnperein Der ct.
,<ubdnncs Ycmcinoe

Htm Is. Scptcmbcr lpirh cine
&ovtcn Eortic ituttfinOcn in ocn
ShuIrGllmcn Der STRIDE, 757 Gnnu
Moan. Sic s(rronuicrlmo hobcn bic
Sdlpcitrrn nit pcn 9tomen 9lnno
iIbcrnpmnlCn. HIllc Dtitolicoer unp
nercn ,Srclnloc iIno oufs hcriliditc
cInOcloocn. Gs oibt irhDnc Siid)
EreI'c lnn Grtro Erciic, ollti) icincs
cSchot unb &uficc.
Tos 3nn,Itcc.
n
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GIcUeIunb, Chic.

e. e. Guang. Nutb. St. SObnnnrs Stride.
Yuiior Suns So,,el, 76l Gobp Mono.
Sel.: Wtulherrp 1.O846 . uht uorn,t<
tlas oeutider @ottesn,enh. Sonnta9'
ldlule uno enaliidle, @otteseeluii 1890.
Roniirmnnoen'll llnierr,dlt uno oemt'd'e
Sdule am Snmstna bon Q llhr porm,t'
tags an. Mne @laubensacnpiien itnp
berslid, einaelaDen.
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der Schick ksals veg
der
Sisbsnbusrgsr
Sachsen''
Won hEINRlcS zullIcN

Elm Buechlein, sehr empfehlens-
vert fuer unser saechsisches Volk.
Solche, die Elm Gefuehl fuer die
Heimat und HeimatlOsen haben,
sollten es NIGHT unterlassen, die
ses Buechlein zu lesen. Der Be-
zugspreis ist SOC und kann bezo.
gen werden durch Women"s
League for Americaniism, p. O..
Box 6572. Cleveland, Ohio. oder
Frau Anna Wolf, 1456 Rockway
Ave-, Lakewood, sowiie Frau NJ.
Dietrich. 1916 Terminal Ave-,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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3meia 10

s. oiencn ollrt MitolicDer ,lm
ocidllioen 9tad,riht. oar bic mcnot.
liche Geriummlltna om ,srcitoo, Den
IA. Septembcr, obacbolten ipirn.
slllc Mit0licbcr pcrOen ocbctcn, iid,
III rcfcilioen.
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Wonaca, Ya.

9eutidle @uana. Xutb. Ct. 4eters.
Wemeinbe. &. Strake
Efurrer Gums -. j. Slmolett. 244
Nodms Ctr. Hobeier. va. 3elepbon:
Wodeiier 1893 @ottesbienft v:BO ubr
noraens. SonntaaidnIe 1915 ubr.
NrGuen Yerein BeriamiIMnQ am iesten
Sonnerstaa iehen Nonnts. 3 lIbr am
Nbenb. Sebernnnn 1T beralib miIIicm'
men.
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NarN, Subiuua.

VUTV, ,VUUIUUU.
9entfd,e Gu. Yuther. Sonterus STRIDE.
ede II. ape. uno Fillmore Ctr.
Yturter Nu9uit @. Siitht,ne. 1919
StIlmore Ctr. Sel: 23bb1. Seben Conn.
tag y Ilhr pormittaos GonntneihnIe.
10 ubr enaliiher @,ottesoienit. II ubr
oeutiher 0otteso,enit.
Nlle iutber,,den @lanbensaenoiien
oeut,fer uno en9iider Hunee in @nrp
uno umaehun9 limb an ben @otiesc,en'
ten ber3lih einaelaoen.
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ELLWOOD CITY, PA.
st. PauIs Ev. Lutheran Churcl

Pastor Richard l.. Korber 309 Foch ST.
Tel: 73l-W. Sonntagschule $3.50 Uhr. Eng
fischer Gottesdienst 10:30 Uhr. Deutscher
Gottesdienst HAS Uhr.
kirchenratssitzung ieden letzten Sonntas
i'm Monat. 7:30 abends. Sonntagschullehrer-
Sitzung 1eden dritten Sonntag i'm Monat
$3.50 Uhr morgens.
Jedermann herzlich willkommen.
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Ridsway begnodigt
Kriegsverbreeher

Spflo. General Wattbem 9.
Miosipap bat sic Sooesitraie segen
Stpei iapuniihe arieasperbreher in
lebenslGnglld)es @eiGngnis lmllse.
lpan0elt.
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Salem, Cbio.
SulCUs AVuUs
Guangeltfh.Nuth. emmanuel 0tr DE.

Guanaeltfdb. Nuth. 9mmanuel 0trdbe.
291 Soufh Hroabtpdp.
Yaitor .Sobn Wauman Sonnt,,b,, d,uIe
leoen Sonntaa Q ubr uorm,ttaas. 10 Abr
@ottese,enf In Der vanoes,prat,e II
lbr oeuti ter @ottesoientt. Het teuttdae
&irden Nrdmen Veretn bat am aipeiier
gR,ttDod, ,eben Wtpnuts. 3 uhr dhxnna.
&er,dmmlnna. Nunftrmannen. llnferr,d,f
l5lpeiiGhria) bon Sep'vmncr bis Oftern.
V'enstaa unb Nrei:na nnd,n,ittnas nm
l'hr.
NlIe @laubensaenoiten unb Sren"rs
linb beralida einaelanen.
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kirblirbe @arbrirbten

Vile lutteriihen @laubensaenofien
oeullher uno en9lid]er Hunee In Nnr'
rel. Sburon uno umpeaenb iinb su ben
@ottesblenten htraIich einaelaben.
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Snmcnhur Sarunia

Siebc Sdnaerinnen. Sic Seiobt
Ter Sdnnerimcn feiern am %. Scp.
tcnlber ihr 75IGhri0es (Iiomonte.
ncs) rNuhilGlum lnD Der Hereinafter
Sonnenhorc (Eroi. 9iuo. Slhlliter
Slrilcnt). ilnp oaiu einNelupen. 7it
Wo''cnhnrprphe lit an Corners:
taa Den -. September bel Soro
nius Ernbc.
Vile ShipeItcrn iperoen ocbcten
III erld'einen. 9llldl prpben mir neut
SieDer fir unier 9topember aon,crt
Zen SGnaern lulb Sdnoerinnen &c,
NnlInastomner Gpncorbia banter
mir iiir olles 2iebc lrno Sh5ne.
Gli,, SiidbIer, Sefr
t2. 20
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9etroit, Widjiaan.
9eutfhe unb Sdhfiide Gp. ct. Yetrus
Qirk1p (HIenfteIh unh Mnshprrh Nhe

9entide unb Sddfitde Gp. ct. YetruS.
0trd,e. @lenfielo unb Nosberrh Noe.
Yfarrer sSohnnneS Senf,dh. 1921
@lehf,elb Npe. EEL: Yingree 62Ob.
Gn9liiher @ottesDienit 10 llbr bor,nit'
tnaS. 0eutibe unb enalilde Sonntng'
dbule II ubr pormittaas. @eutid1er @ot'
tesbienit II llbr pormittnas
seoen lebfen HienstaQ oes Wonots
MrrhenratsSibuna. 9urd, Die CONNER.
mcnnte ieben brttten 9ienstao; fontt
ieoen oritten Sonntaq Hranen 0erein
Wertammlun9. @ir&en&orprobe ieber
Greita9abeno.
Nlle @lo,lbenssenonen uno Treunoe
iino beralih ein9elaben.
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Sumcfteao. ga.

pUUVVVuUt FU.
0entife Gp. yufh. ct. Wiarins 2,id,e,
222-224 CT y. Nbe.
Nep. Ureber,d =. NItboft. Ya,iot. se'
lepbon: so. l745. Sonntaafduie 9:3O
ubr n,oraens. @ottescienft 1O:8O llhr.
Vile @laubens9enoiien bnb Sreuuce
iinb berdl,d, etnaelooen.
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Columbus, Cbio.

GUan8. Qutber. Martin ynthcr 0ird,e,
Gde Wole, uno Nnn Ctr.
Yuttot &enrp Oeitreidb. eli Woler Ctr
Sseoen Sonntaa 9 ubr Sonntaa,d,uIe. IL
llp, engiilchel @uttesoieuit. IL llbr oeut'
iher @ottesbienft.
Vile @ldubensoenofien unb Treunoe
itno ber3lih einaelaben.
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n herzlich willkommen.
FARRELL, PA.


Pfarrer Hans p. Jentsch. Jeden Sonntag
vormittag Uhr Sonntsgschule; 10 Uhr eng
fischer Gottesdienst: letzten Sonntag i'm
Monat Won II bis IL Uhr deutscher Gottes-
dienst.
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0lepclanb NSeN. - Scuttdb .Wcmetnbe.

GleUelanb YSeft. - ScnttdJ .Wemetnoe,
yYeii 80 ctr. uno YHillarD Wpe.
Yfurrer @uitdo " Uoellm. S9OY Wtl'
lnr6 Npe. Sci: gHo. l.4S7O Sonntugs
8 ubr pornllttnas oeutid,er 8otiesotenit
10 l1br Scnntd9id,ule uno Bibelitunee
fir Grtpndl,ene II llb1 uorntttdQs ena'
liid,er G,ottesbienft 8onf,rndnoenunter'
rtdbt ienen Snmstna 10 llbr porn,ittdss
Seoermnnn bersIif irilliommen.
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2lmS farrell, pa.
3,pcia 21

9l0cn Sdlpeitern oes ;3peioes 81
oiene ,llr Nahriht. bnB bic lathltc
Tcriamnluna am Sonntoo. ben 49,
Scptember nm 3 HIN nud,mittoos
ab0ebolten miro. 9llle Sflpeltern
iinb ocbetcn, in Der NeriommllnO
an,ueieno III iein. llniere lebten Ser.
ionmllnlNen lparen iebr id,lpat, be
lldt unp ,pir hofien. ooB bic Scblpcs
itern iid, pieoerrm al ben Seriamm=
lllnaen beteiliNen lno slpar I'M ei0e=
nen Sntereile.
9. 13.
Ser &irden ,Srauenperein Der ct.
Eolllus 8emeinoe bon ,sorrell biclt
ieine MtonatsperiumnlllnQ am &.
Scptenlber. 9ie 0erianlmllmo >por
out beiutt. Man iieht Die Sd)ipe=
,iern bohen ipicoer mehr Snterelie,
ieit mir wicoer cine Bforrer bobcn.
9Sir boffcn. bah alld) in ,3uflnft Die
Shlpeltern iid, al ben @eihGftell
sum Gobl uno Velten oer &irhen.
oenleinoe beteili0en. Wir iollen im=
lner nit einem auten Neifpiel porans
aeben, I'M rnieren 3inoern oen red,.
ten &ea all seiaen. llniere nahitt
Monatsperiommlunu miro am 4
Sftpber ohaehalten. 8ommt ale lie.
be Stpcitern, bic shr nit inns 10.
Ionqe nidt iein foniltet pcoen
Aranfheit. Mir lpiiniten Gllrb bal.
oiae Seil erlna, oamit Chr ,picner
NIT inns iein fonnt uno ,lpar M. @u,
reids 9lnna ypbn, Aatbarina &ler.
mer. Aatbarina Yauman, Saith
Nartel, Noia 1enborf, Maria ,Slei,
iher.
Nieber Shtpeltern! Gobalb Sbr tpie.
Der aeiuno icio. tpmmt IN Die Wer,
iommllma. is lniirpe lns freuen,
Glh mieoer beariiben ,u fonnen.
9lm %. Muallit mar cine Shipe.
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Chicago, illinois St. Panls Gemeinde
IS57 Homer Strasse
Pastor c. f. Broecker. 1855 Homer St..
Chicago 80, nj. Tel: BE. 1889
Jeden Sonntag Uhr Sonntagschule. 10
Uhr englischer Gottesdienst II Uhr deut-
scher Gottesdienst.
Wir laden allie Glaubensgenossen und
Freunde herzlich Elm zu den Gottesdiensten.
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9luf oer 3ronfenliite lit Sd,me=
tier aotborina Tbeis.
Sm aonitee iino fcloenbe Shipes
tern: iSrieba slrnolo, Sobonna
Stus. Moraoret Nobnien, Sobanna
Weper umo oiloeaaro Gang.
Suionna Hptb. Sefr.
6, 13.
Gs oicne allen griioefn sllr
9totriht. nof bic ndrllte Gcriomm=
llno am IS. Septembcr (Sonn=
obenD) ubaebalten miro. Slllc Yrii=
Der iinl ocbetcn, in oieier Gerlamm,
Ilno ,li erld)einen, bcnn es lit int.
mer etlpos iu erleniacn. sl,lh mDd,te
icb Die Vriioer eriud)cn, iih im Scr
ein. ipipie oud, int Sentralpcrbano
autitchcnn al mud)en.
Mit VrnberorltE.
Mihocl 9epner. Trct. Scfr.
n 10
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yOunastDiun. Ohio.
Guangeltfm.xntbertfdpe 8snterus
(temStnHI.

2110 @lenucoo Npe.
Yfnrrer W,ll,om Z. Welther.
$40 W. ,Suoion Npe.
Sonntdglhule: 8 ubr. - Gn9lud,el
@ottesolenlt: 10 llhr. 0eufi6er
8ottesbtenit: II ubr.
Nlle Wolis' mnb @ldubensseneiien i,nh
ber5lid, pilIfommtn.
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@inbiur, Cntariu. aandba.

Ct. Xaulus Qtrd,c. @arent Mue.
1915 Harent Npe.. Winoior. 1d,,ota.
Yottesbtenit In ben Commemorate
pom 9--1O l1br uotTittnNs Gonntna'
id)nle bon 1O-11 llbr uornittn0S
seben eriten Yonnerstuanbeno i'm YRos
nat ssranen Werein SieunQ.
Nle Wolis. unb @laubenseenoNen limb
ber5lin ipilIiomnttn.
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9os crirurcnc Sinh i'm Ncbiidl.
Uneorns brvtoIe
De2ortierung Won
kleinen Kindern

Hom. - Sie jiiualtc @rlltalltat,
neId,c aus Neu fonnmmiItild)cn In.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Shrimp CroustiIIes

At a recent party, the guests
were entranced by something new
In appetizers-sfrimp croustilles.
You can make these small for
cocktails. or large to serve as an
entree. We had the cocktail va
riety.
Make a filling by skinning and
chopping fine / pound of fresh
cooked shrimp-cold, of course
Add to them egg, beaten; a cou-
pie of tablespoons of cream, q
teaspoon of lemon juice, tea
spoon of Worcestershire sauce, "
teaspoon of dry mustard, VI tea
spoon of salt. 2 tablespoons OF
fine breadcrumbs and a dash OF
cayenne. Mix well and stir in q
tablespoon of melted butter. Il
too thin. add more breadcrumbs;
If too, thick, thin with cream.
Trim II thin slices of white
bread and spread the paste
thickly on of them. Top with
the other 6. Just before serving
dip the sandwiches in beaten egg
and fry until golden in foaming
butter. Serve hot, in a napkin
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Spaghetti
Sauces

A famous chef once said, "spa-
ghetti is only as good as its sauce. .
This may be fundamentally sound
but, in my opinion, the quality
OF the spaghetti used DOES make
q tremendous difference. It there
fore pays to shop around for the
best~indeed, this is true of what
ever pasta" you buy, whether it
be macaroni, shell or elbow type,
noodles, vermicelli, or any of the
less familiar Italian versions.
The next step is to be sure that
any pasta" is properly cooked.
It should be boiled in salted water
only until it is tender but still has
"bite"-which the Italians term
"al dente." This denotes a rather
crisp, resistant texture, which
forms a perfect background for
the sauce that you select.
If YOU buy spaghetti by the
pound from an Italian food shop,
cook it about 20 minutes only,
in rapidly boiling salted water.
Drain it and arrange it on indi-
vidual plates or a platter. Then
on with your sauce! If you choose
Amer1can-made, packaged spa
ghetti. follow the directions which
come on the container.
Now for sauces: Here is a favor
ite. made with anchovies. Fry a
Glove of garlic in half a cup of hot
olive oil for 3 minutes. Take out
the garlic. Cut up IL fillets of
anchovy in pieces and add to the
hot oil. Let cook, stirring all the
time, for 2 minutes. Season with
a little freshly ground black pep
per. Pour this over the drained
spaghetti. and pass grated Par
meSan or Romano cheese along
side. No salt is needed, because
Of the anchovies.
Then there is spaghetti with al
clam sauce that is out of this
world. Get IL or a few more
little neck clans and scrub them
well under running water, so that
all sand is removed. Pry open
with a thin knife blade. Cut upI
the clans in small pieces. and
put these, with the clam Juice.
into q bowl. Brown a couple Of
cloves Of garlic in 4 tablespoons
Of hot oil, and add the clam juice
to this. Toss the contents Of al
large can Of tomatoes, strained,
q tablespoon Of minced parsley,
and season with salt and pepper.
Let all simmer for 40 minutes;
then add the clans, raise heat,
and cook for 2 minutes. This
makes enough sauce for q pound
Of spaghetti. which you have
cooked and drained as above.
May be served with or without
the grated cheese.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Teokettle Tests

When you buy a teakettle make
sure that the handle is large
enough and that you can grasp
it easily. The outside surfaces of
the teakettle should be smooth
and easy to clean, since it is likely
to get spattered often as it stands
on the range.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
S'l5Ill;! NC

Air-conditioned!
Our 62o5 Georgia Ave. and 7645
New Hampshire Ave. stores ore
pleasantly air. conditioned for
your comfort.
Evening star., 1951-04-10

Jour plan is to treat each other as
guests. The returns are terrific
Actually, even the smallest chill
dren respond in kind to the degree
Iof courtesies you accord them.
IT know of no other treatment
that keeps a husband so contented
Is there any man who doesn't pre-
fer an unruff1ed wife? Family
harmony? Order in his home? Or
acknowledgement and well-cooked
meals?
MY family expects me to look
my best always-they've told me
$50. BY perfecting her beauty tech
Iniques any woman can look her
Iloveliest in record time. If she'll
take this little trouble, she'll be
well repaid in the reciprocation of
the rest of the family. They'll
return the compliments by always
looking their spic- -and-span best.
Our company coming habits
seem to savesus plenty of time for
Icultivating what you. Mr.. Powers
refer to as the inner glow. We
think widening horizon is of the
greatest Importance to people who
really want to live happily together
That's why we treasure and con-
stantly work to enlarge our com.
mon interests"
Evening star., 1951-04-10
CLEANING FRAMES

'(From Mrs. w. w. H., Washington. }
Mrs. K. L. D., Arlington. in
quired recently regarding the
cleaning of old gilt frames. I have
never heard Of the powder snow
she mentioned or the alcohol am
monia formula, but I have had
excellent results in cleaning a
large gold-leaf frame with plain,
unbeaten. white OF egg.
Just dip one corner Of a clean
cloth into the egg and rub it gently
along the frame; don't use elbow
grease. AS the cloth shows soil.
shift to a clean section. After
years of inquiry, this method was
given to me as being the safest for
gold leaf frames. It certainly
cleaned mine beautifully without
damaging or removing any of the
gold leaf.
Mrs. K. L. D. may have had
reference to gold leaf. which is
sometimes referred to as gilt. In
amy event, would think that any,
thing that works on gold leaf
would certainly work on gilt. If
her frames are actually gilt, she
might try it gingerly at first. I
do certainly recommend it for
gold-leaf frames based upon my
own experience.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
COOKIES:
LACQUER ON SILVER


From Mrs. B. T. c., HyattsUille.J }
To Mrs. A. D. NJ, Washington:
I believe you will like my soft
cookie recipe which I am sending
you as follows: Four cups flour,
teaspoon baking powder, ! cup
shortening, / heaping cup sugar,
2 eggs beaten, l teaspoon soda. 1s
cup milk, 1a teaspoon salt and 2
teaspoons vanilla. Mix the flour
baking powder, salt and shorten
ing as for pie. In another bowl
add the soda to the sugar, and
when well blended add the beaten
eggs. milk and vanilla. Pour the
sugar mixture into the flour mix
ture and mix until smooth. Roll
out on Toured board and cut in
desired shapes. Bake in rnoder-
ately hot oven. 375 degrees.
Sometimes ! vary the recipe by
adding a square Of melted choc-
olate to part of the dough before
rolling out. These can be iced. For
filled cookies cut out of rounds OF
dough then place filing on each
round, topping with another
round and pinching edges to-
gether. The filling is made as
follows: One cup seeded, chopped
dates, " cup sugar, "a cup water,
" cup chopped nuts. Cook dates
sugar and water until thick then
add nuts. RaisirsS or figs can be
used instead of dates if desired
Prick top of each cookie with a
fork before baking.
I am asking advice from the
ladies of RICH about giving large
Evening star., 1951-04-10
By John Robert Powers
High ranking among the women

High ranking among the Woiner
! most admire is Ginny Lamb. g
Powers model who is always ir
demand, and whose behind the
scenes life is as full and successful
as any woman could wish for. She
has been married for fifteen years
and is the mother of two attrac-
tive children. Few women with fan
less to do achieve the serenity ano
composure that are always hers
Any woman who attains SO much
of what others want should be
willing to share her living plan,
contend. So asked Ginny for hei
secret.
"Secret?" laughed Ginny. 81
have none unless it's what oul
youngest son said one day recently
1--WE always live like company is
coming
Actually, that's just q time
work and temper saver. With 9
company coming formula for liv.
ling, our house and ourselves are
ALWAYS at guest-inSpection level
This prevents any of the slump.
that account for most disorder :.
1.-THE kinds that are responsible fol
orgies Of frenzied effort and that
always result in frayed nerves.
Remember that old saying, "A
gentleman never needs q haircut? :?
Well. that's a pretty good descrip.
ton Of our formula for living. We
never have to go through any
drastic operations because we
never let ourselves get to the point
where any is needed.
THE best part Of this way oi
living is the enjoyment we find in
each other. An important part oil
Evening star., 1951-04-10

pieces of silver a coat OF white
shellac. Is this in any way injurious
to the silver? I consulted a firm
who replates silver and they did
not recommend it. because of it
being difficult to remove. However.
as I have several large pieces that
are used only for display, I would
like very much to avoid SO much
cleaning and polishing.
Evening star., 1951-04-10

Civil defense needs 100000 vol
unteers to protect you. your family
and your neighbors. Will you be
one? Volunteer now at the
Veterans Service Center, 1400
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
PLASTIC FOR FLOORS?
MEATLESS DISHES.
SPECIAL SANDWICHES

SPECIAL SANDWICHES?
From Mrs. S. d. w., Arlington J
Once more I am turning to the
RICH for aid. Some neighbors of
ours recently had their floors re-
finished with some kind of plastic.
The floors look very nice. can be
washed and require no waxing.
/ am anxious to get some of the
same plastic to use on my floors
and wonder if any of the readers
can tell me where to get it.
would also like to hear Of the ex-
periences of any one who has
used it for some time.
I understand this product is not
sold in stores but door to-door
salesman handles it. It is made in
Baltimore. I understand, and has
Ia three-syllable name, which is the
same as the name of a bird, be-
ginning with B and ending with K
I would appreciate any informa-
ton you readers can give me.
Here are few meatless meals
ideas. First, of course, have you
tried broiled Swordfish? It is
plentiful now and very easy to pre-.
pare; no bones, either. Tuna fish
lis an old standby, either in a cas-
lserole made with canned mush.
room soup and crushed potato
chips. or mushroom soup arc
noodles. Salmon may be used the