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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

Club in '53 and "a and was
chairman of two issues of its
famous cookbook.
Also active in the American
Legion Auxiliary, of which
she is a former national pres
ident. she has specialized in
problems of veterans and
servicemen.
Her husband was a veteran
of World War I and their
son John, who is with the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars in
Kansas City, served in the
South Pacific in World War
II. In addition. a daughter
Betty NOV Mrs. Fred w.
Wheeler of Racine) was with
the Red Cross in China. And
another daughter Alice is
married to william Walsh of
Marinette, Wis, who served
in Europe in World War II.
Five Grandchildren
She is the proud grand
mother of flve-and already
is smiling over suggestions
that one or more might be
pressed into service during
her coming campaign.
She has no expectation,
however, that the going will
be easy. Her feelings on this
score were summed up in a
quotation she used at last
weeks district meeting Of
Republican county officials in
Racine.
Il once heard it said" she
told the G. o. P. leaders,
that if a woman wishes to
enter politics. she must look
like a girl, act like a lady,
think like a man and work
like a dog.
I'm not sure I can live
up to all of that. But I will
try to act like a lady. And
I know I will have to work
like a dog!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
Madonna Statue

Mrs. = A. r.. HillcreSt Height!
Can any Of your good read
ers tell me where to buy an
outdoor statue of the Ma
donna. I would like to hear
from som cone who has
erected a statue as to the
cost, etc. Also, can anyone
tell me where I can take
lessons in ceramics and china
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

expensive punch made with
fruit juices, etc. This must
be healthful as it will be
served to patients in a hos
pital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
aluminium Clothesline

Mrs. J. P. w.. Washington
To Mrs. H. A. T., Hamilton
I have used an aluminium
line for years and love it. AL
ways wash it with a brown
soap. Wash the line with the
soap on a cloth and then use
a damp cloth to wash the line
again. Don't use a detergent
soap. Good luck to you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
Square Doncing

A square dance instruction
course will begin at the Gen.
trail Young Mems Christian
Association. 1886 G street
NV. March II at 8 pm.
Glasses, open to both men
and women, will run for 10
consecutive weeks.
The instructor will be pat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
Punch Recipe

Punch Recipe
Mrs. M. II. B., Washington
Will som cone be kind
enough to tell me how much
gingerale and sherbet will be
needed to make a punch to
serve so persons. Also, has
anyone a recipe for an in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
Old Magazines

Mrs. F. A., Washington
For anyone interested in
old magazines, I have several
years supply of Ladies Home
Journal and American Home
and Better Gardens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
WEE WOAEN

painting in the Hillcrest
Heights section? Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
Roses and Wine

Roses and Wine
Mrs. J. J. B., Arlington
Would you be SO kind as
to give the specific amount
Of rose petals needed to make
rose perfume?
Also. which is better, q
sweet wine or a dry wine?
Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
Nice-Connes Info
Wanted

Mrs. J. C. M, Springfield
l would like information
on living conditions in the
Nice-Cannes area in France.
My husband has orders to a
ship in the Sixth Fleet which
has a home. port in Ville-
franche.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

REMBRANDT FASHION SHOW
2:3O pm. on Saturday
in the Fourth Floor Misses Shop
with Gif Johnston, the designer,
here for consultation.
Informal modelling the Main Store
on Saturday from II am. to pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

Paterick. For further infor-
nation. call the Us program
ONCE at MA. s-s250.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

your handbag, try the mil
linery supply houses. You
may also find this raffia in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

Mother = I think your
father is too strict with you.
! try to show him it will
make you hate him but it
does no good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

Mrs. j. A. C. Arlington
To Mrs. J. 0. B., Hynttspille
For straw material to
crochet new draw strings for
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Points for Purents +" s''' rA'n.' w.'...

Mother - Your father is
strict with you because he
loves you and believes this is
the way to help you become q
fine man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

the needlework department
in one Of the larger DEPART
ment stores.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
l3 TEENS HELD AFTER GANGS PUT
INTO HOSPITALS

Detroit polesmsn's SON beaten and irsmpIsd vneon
seovs-hosptalzsd ''iF :,
- News. slz3)
Thirteen ssensssrs. " Of them lvvsniles were held
N police today after two fights last night In which three
we're injured.
Detroit po'iesman's son was hssssp end vsnbsd
unconscious At Turner and Midland. In ihs
area OF Osfros northwest side He was under observation
overnight At Brent General Hospital. 81
AN 'o-ys.r-od youth and SIX Juveniles were held for
Investigation In The beating ~. ,..I
feensSers are prisoners a. Receiving Hospital With
injuries suffered when they and dozen others svsead u
ovf block from Mcclellan Station on the east side Of tho
city. - 80, ''''
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Roman Catholicism

Continued from Back Page)
WHAT ROME ASSERTS

The Roman church claims TO be the true and unique
depository Of chrsfs teaching and the mafehIess admin
straor Of his saving power To sustain these assertions,
Rome states some fundamental points
First she afirms matter Of course. that any reIg
ious society and the Christian Church in particular ought
TO be visible Secondly that the sacred deposit Of divine
REVELATION WAS CONCLUDED with The death Of the
last Apostle.
Thirdly and most important the process Of REvELA-
TON has been COMPLETED, the ministry Of original teach
ing therefore has been replaced by the ministry Of credited
interpretations and his lawful have been
vested till the end Of the ages with the responsibility OF
vigilance nfaiby) for the conservation Of the revealed
deposit and the homogeneous discipline Of Christian
beIeveysJA rJta-
But UNFORTUNATELY. HAVING CLOTHED THE d.
VINE DEPOSIT WITH THE RATlONALISTIc PHILOSOPHY
OF ARISTOTLE AND PELAGlUS the Roman church has
turned the Christian faith from dramatic mystery Of
salvation into dye evolution the attainment Of which
is matter OF ordinary administration Of saeraenfs This
explains why Roman Catholicism like immense insurance
company against the risks of after DEATH has developed
such enormous religious discipline and practice today.
Moreover, being the heir of ageong tradition which
embraces nearly 1000 years Of history Rome strong and
proud of her incompatible past. looks with imposing
attitude and contempt all separated Christian denomina
fons These, according TO her. condemned TO out
and disappear like ze but for the time being they
stitufe religious and social peril which must be fought
The Roman church is convinced that all that
come out OF the Reformation sstante decorations OF
Chrss seamless robe They may search In mechanical
CONTINUED Next Column, Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31

CONTINUED from Back Psgs)
BUT. AS REVEALED. DICTATED TO nv SECOND
MARY. MRS. EDDY. "WoMAN" Matthew 1885,
INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHETEss MARVELLOUS
REvELAToR or CHRIST MASTER SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM RE SURVEY or THE
HISTORY OF EVIL AND IT'S MYTHICAL NATURE:
but WHY STAND AcHAsT AT NoTHlNcNEss7
-. THE SUM TOTAL or HUMAN ERRoR"l-p. $50. NY
MASTERPIECE. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
IMPERATIVE FOR cHRlsTLlkE SANITY FOR THE
CLERGY. MASSES. AND ALL or THE MY.T-Hi-
CAL. pEvlLlsH. PsYcHoPATHlc. ANTIcHRisT.
ADAMS. EYES MURDERous GAINS. JUDAsEs,
kNAvEs AND FOOLS III
TINE CHASTITY FARCE or MATERIAL GsoeaIlsdl
ExIsTENcE"Lp. 272. san.
INJUNCTION ASKED ~ LORRAINE CAB CO.
OFFICIALS. or CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE
CHESTER p. o'HARA BUT TEMPORARILY
DENIED ON A TEcHNcALlTYTi
"TEAMsTER REPRESENTATIVES WERE NOT
PRESENT"
tssws- THE order would step ths Union from
pekslng shs company lslo0 Warren wsss Dearborn;
from threatening the drivers and their ssIss With
lsnss end from following The ssxesbs M#Nss sus4ssss
blss
Named dsfsndsnss IN shs svf bssdss Local soz are
George Cottage. ssersisrytrsssvrer q Mo Ioes ovIls
Bruce and sssnsy csskiswIsz. union msmbsfs. sHSA
Eddie ks,sr. president efshs company charged THAT
On Ivssdsy Cottage ard csekswcz warned drivers 81 Ne
lcsnilnvsd ksxt Column Tepl ~
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Animal Meeting ...,.. y,

No0unOeo U0m DssS yyvW
Mr. Godfrey Howss Of the Pvse Press Business stem
usvs Wy fine rspsst On 's,s fss9 WssiIhss ~ nv
Press Friday. Msy "a, END kIswptw eesss'sht Neee
YVES outstanding 'spssksr SseQ me- seesDss Nass
Catherine cvstiss "ef WssInetsa, Aaenel writer ~
analyst" who made Vehement nsstsrfu spsseh IN ePpe'
tlon cumulative voting saying =" gives fss 10 splinter
groups. She said Is socialist tsves arising frsm ths
French revolution propertions systsm
"sIsv argued shst s nss'sns bsSts hsvs cumulative
voting for directors" -
They h.vs bot they don't srlsy n" 'sspssssd Miss
cvriiss. 800 500 N. -. =,
And the Detroit Tribune PsB,sbsr lrepesss 4sfsr shss
Miss cvrtss stated that hearings before Congressional
Committee cumulative voting the shlsftIsn 10 and the
determination TO rssend such unAmsreSH dsvess Is over.
whsIrng s t4~.f
SPEECH CORRECTION.
Good for Mr.. Ernest r. ersseh. Chairman Unlike 50
many speakers you radio and W. whom ne through
an lusdvertenes used the eoIIoqvs W. fell badly ne
Immediately corrected himself and said. should hsys
said, We fell BAD
THANK you most sincerely Mr.. Brsseh. We have. for
long sms. wanted Of considerable responsibility
10 emphasize that point. n
THOSE BOX LUNCHES
Fine fried chicken, and ell sIss. But o. the beverage
Ueelsney!-ivst small carton Of homoeenzed milk-sNd
the writer's luncheon included no strsw.
But so. how good cool beverage would have
refreshed after that very long meeting running from
TO 20 minutes 70 400 Hot coffee would have
bssn quite refreshing, TOO. % well . Ice wster
THE RoTuNDA u,
The visit TO the Rotvnds immensely inspiring.
pseiaIk that exhibit depicting The marvellous advances In
fhs analysis Of steel In the past 20 years.
No dlssovns Of The steel chips In acid. and pain
fully slow subsequent operations for ssesrtsnirs the per-
eenssge Of the various elements.
BUT NOW small portion Of the steel Il vtpesIzsd
electrically and percentages Of elements present rssd Vie
the speervm the various elements present. ehsvseisrsie
ccIers. accurately measurable lines. dsnsIsy. etc.
We stand corrected u have erred IN describing NE
Pveesss Of which have only harry ldss ~ present.
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NAM. Lists Ethics

Continued from Back Psss)
mad failed to establish yardses Tor lnssarltv
senate rseksf' Investigators have bssr svyIns ssvvptsn
!" on'ensnsssmenf relations Tor The s,l ttssn msnhs
Aserewerd 70 the w. A. NJ psuphlss declares That beth
.nav'' and labor have "ebIlssrs 70 ss ssrssS pybs
psor Is ods'd.s end Va Tho raiiens sesusmy which
should bs recognized and when svsn
over their own erssnlssslsusI InsSsss,s 4
MONOPOLY CONDEMNED
"s eooe es"sd for sslrnsssy sjlsysss IN IN dealings
WV. wcrksr customers creditors end suppISss warned
49, :" 's' Of monopoly whether pvssietd By sssS
Interest. T'"r' y" p~
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The PvbIie Letter Box tDssreit News. 5f23
CRISIS IN MORALS: BlANEs THE .gOYS /

To the Editor: enjoyed rssdns the series "ovr crsS
In Morals" but don't agree that oil the klsmi lSs with
movies. magazines ETC. That's The easy WY cut. know
whore the blame lies +. +, -. :,
Most OF parents teach daughters The dangers Of
traffic. or strangers, deep wafer IN swimming; We censor
their reading and their movies We raise them with tender
loving but fail 10 mention the most dsnssvevs sS
msnt in their vss-boys. And this INCLUDES The we'll
dressed iksbs chaps who their parsnts end give
them every assurance that dates with thsm are ssss.
MY
a Parent ~s's sit
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wsy for ground Of approach. But. she sdnen
ishss the ssssnstrveten " chsisssn unity esnnes =
reached e6Avrshss sbsHvspssonHey
the pvlss ~ - 0sossndIse6al surrender - 'SNs Wes
religious sssekisp ~ saslssIss>Ieal Vevss~nsn'.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31

Catholic President
tcontinvsd from Back Psgs)
PART IN
FRUITS OF THE DEVILS r. c.!- -
RED skELToNs LATE SON, RICHARD. p
VICTIM OF THE DEVILS R. c-INvoluNTAkY
MENTAL ASSASSIN I'm CONTEMPT OF nv
INCOMPATIBLE VOICE, JESUS:
THE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING. 1T IS THE
SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH. THE WORDS THAT !
SPEAK UNTO YOU. THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY
ARE LlFE"!- John 6:63 tR.c. 64)
R. {. GIRLS AND WOMEN MOST VULNERABLE
TO DEVILS ADAMS. WOLVES!
sExUALLY ATTRACTIVE BUT VOID OF DANIEL
AND cHRisTLIkE PRAYERS OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
WoMANHooD. WHO HAVE NY MASTERY
OVER THE DEVILS ADAM WOLvES'l The triumph OF
Daniels prayers in the lions den is permanent rebuks
TO the vvner ability Of Catholics TO the devils depredsons!
BOTH PosITIoks-THE DEVILS r. c. WILMER.
ABILITY AND cHRlsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
lNvNciBiLITY-PROvEN AGAIN. AND AGAIN.
AND AGAIN
Unitarian View Herew'n'
TIME FOR A CATHOLIC PRESIDENT!
mich. csihole)
INDIANAPOLIS.-h Is time that the people OF fhs
United States elected Catholic President Unitarian
minister stated here.
Rev. Jack Mendesohn, minister Of All Souls Unitarian
church. declared in the indianapolis Unitarian Bulletin.
a weekly periodical.
Has the time when, as Al Smith expressed H.
say his beads in the White Hovse?" Rev. Mende
sohn asked II hope for find very odovs every resfric-
fion Of religion. color nationality background
who and cannot become President Of the United
States
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FooLs..eec Asorsy3noxoeH OF ALL .tss,NAAN
BlWrHs - JpE ~0f{AsrLY hARcf"oe AfsEupo.
ssfioNy.; seeslIsd "MATERIAG" CREATION AND
UNIVERSE. WHICH SEEKS 70 MAKE nae, GOD
LIAR AND LAUNDERING CREATOR LESS THAN
DIVINE. PARENT TRUlYl
BUT THE CHRIST SECOND COMING" MARVEL.
Gus, IMPERATIVE. CHRIST. SUPER. ABSOLUTE
MASTER SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH.
MEDicNE,' fuLFiLLs OUR PROMISE, JESUS AND
MINE. TO THAT wicked AND ApuL ferrous
GENERATION" WHO COULD NOT BEAR" THE MORE
PROFOUND REVELATIONS so URGENTLY
NEEDED HENCE. PosT-civL WAR APPOINTMENT
OF NY SECOND MARY, MRS. EDDY, WOMAN
Matthew 1888. Revelation ". "A WOMAN CLOTHED
WITH THE SUN AND THE NOON UNDER HER FEET.
WHO WOULD BRING FORTH MAN CHILD. WHO
WOULD RULE ALL NATIONS WITH ROD
OF lRoNl-cLARlFIED BY NY DIcTATIoN TO MY
BELOVED INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES
DAUcHTER.REvELAToR: CHRIST. GODS IDEA. WILL
EVENTUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES
-iMPERATWEIf, ABSOLUTELY. FlNALLy-WITH
DIVINE scIENcE"!-sss "ksy 10 the Scriptures"
'shs Issssr ssesIsn ofMY C. s. TExTBook-MASTER.
PIECE. EIBeRAToR, SAVIOR, AND PROTECTOR
or ALL elBLes1kIns James Protestant. Ny Chosen
ons-FRoM THE PsYcHOPATHlc, MYTHICAL
DEvLisH iANTi-cHRIsT. ADAM-EvE. SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY or THE HOLY SCRIPTURES AND THE
SATAN BOUND" CLERGY. EVERY SINGLE ONE l.
THE NoNscHRIsT SCIENTIST
PART z
JESUS AND NY SECOND MARY, MRS. EDDY.
NOT HYPNOTISTs
DESPITE FAlSEHooD OF RABBINATE AND
TALMUp-JEsUs A MAGIC UNDERSTANDING nae.
GOD. ALIARl
BUT VOICES or NY WORD. TO WHOM ALL
NATIONS AND PEOPLES SHALL BOW THE KNEEI-
AND LIKE IT - JESUS AND MRS. EDDY
nv HUMBLE. TRUE. INCOMPATIBLE REPRESENTA-
TlvEs. AND THEIR AcKNoWL EDcEMENT or
JUST ONE REAL MIND. SPIRIT. SOUL. PARENT
SUBSTANCE oMNIPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE. YOUR
"FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALLHARMoNloUs." as per
Jesus:
u CAN or MINE OWN SELF DO NOTHING. IT IS
THE FATHER WITHIN NE WHO DoETH THE WORKS.
AS HEAR. JUDcEr
AND 70 THE ETERNAL LIFE SEEKING RlcH
YOUNG NAN. WHO ADDRESSED JESUS AS GOOD ..a
MASTER JESUS REPLIED:
WHY cALLEsT THOU nae GOOD? THERE IS NONE
GOOD BUT ONE; THAT IS coD"i WORSHIP HIM.!
PSYcHIATRIsTs WARNED ON DANGERS
OF HYPNOSIS
Expert Cites Dsrunged Minds After Hypnotist
Sought to Eose Pain
BY Earl ubeIl my. Tribvne)
SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, May I6.-Ths final sessions Of
ths American Psyehiatre Associations annual meeting
today heard
How hynoss trigger mental illness -.
How ths blood Of victims Of sehizophrenis Is different
from ordinary blood
How injections Of broken down protens reduce the
alcohol In the blood Of chronic alcoholics
The hypnosis report by Or. Bernard TeisI Of Long
Beach, caI warned against indsermnste hypnotizng by
Isymsn. ehlropraetors and psyehiatrsfs
n believe have indicated" Dr. Teiel said THAT hyp-
nosls has little vslvs and little place In modern psyehairy
Any wholesale TO lis usage s abuse the
minds Of the American people, us must be restricted
Cab Firm Lays
CONTINUED from Back Psss
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Seeming Tradegies-

CONTINUED from Beck Peeel
"cIRL, 8. sUFFocATEs WHILE PLAYING
IN BACK YARD" tcrsnd Hivsnl
Sally Ann Bsnaslsk Times. 5/2+)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

2 knives or a pastry blender
until mixture resembles coarse
crumbs. Add 3 tablespoons
water Toss lightly with a fork.
Turn out onto q pastry board
while still In the crumbly
stage. Form into a mound
with hands. Cut through the
center OF mound with a Spat-
ula. Stack "a Of the mound on
the other half and again
shape into a mound. Repeat
this process until the dough
holds together about 10 or II
times. Roll hs-inch thick into
a rectangle llx7 inches.
Place Z cups diced rhubarb
in a l0x6x2-inch baking dish.
Combine Ia cups sugar with
3 tablespoons cornstarch. "a
teaspoon salt. V teaspoon
ground cinnamon, and sprin-
kle over rhubarb. Dot with 2
tablespoons butter or mar
garine. Cover with the rec
tangle Of pastry. Trim and
flute edge Of pastry. Make 2
or 3 gashes in crust TO allow
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lar THE CHEF
&&Y1S SAYS
Rhuborb Spring Tonic

There is no surer sign Of
spring than fresh. rosy rhubarb.
Its lovely color Is appealing 10
the eye. its unique tart flavor
exciting TO the palate. Rich In
healthful vitamins and min
erals. II was used centuries be-
fore Christ for Its medicinal
value. when vitamins and min
erals In food were unknown.
II is low In calories-only Sc
TO the pound. Naturally, that
calorie count does not apply
for the tempting recipes we
give you today. baked rhubarb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01
Sushimi

one-fourth pound raw
tuna. sliced thin; u GU
cumber. l carrot. water
cress. "a cup soy sauce. l
tablespoon white radishes
or horseradish. Slice raw
FISH thin. Arrange on nat
dish. Garnish with cucum-
Der slices. thin sliced car
rots and watercress. Add
grated radish or horserad-
ish 10 soy sauce. Dip raw
FISH In sauce and eat. Serve
as hors d'oeuvres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01
Oriental Dishes
His Specially

Confused From Page B-l
wonderful conversation
piece.
As the rice wine flows
from the spout OF the
square carafe It's accom-
panied by q low-pitched
whistle. The spouts on the
thimble-sized cups are 80
tiny you're completely un'
aware Of them until you
start 10 sip. then comes the
charming little whistling
sound again.
Following are some Of
Comdr. Davis recipes as
he gave them 10 me. The
broiled shrimp Is his own
version Of tempura.
Actually, the Japanese
deepfry the shrimp. I broil
them In Difference 10 some
Of my friends who have
ulcers" explained the COM
mander with q chuckle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01
Broiled Shrimp

Fifteen extra large
shrimp. l cup -four. 2 eggs.
"a cups water. l teaspoon
salt. l tablespoon rice wine,
"a teaspoon powdered gin
ger. l tablespoon soy sauce.
Mix flour. ginger. soy sauce
and water TO form a me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

meringue and rhubarb cobbler.
There are many varieties OF
rhuharb but the only impor-
tant difference Is between the
forced" or hot-house rhubarb
and that grown in the field.
The hot-house variety is usually
pink 10 light red with yellow
green leaves while the field
plant has a deep red stalk and
green foliage. Both are piquant
In taste.
Baked Rhubarb Meringue
Wash 2 pounds fresh rhubarb
and cut into 2-inch lengths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

Combine IA cups sugar. s
tablespoons quick-cooking tap
ioca, "a teaspoon salt and X
teaspoon grated lemon rind.
Add 10 rhubarb. Toss and place
In O Soup casserole. Dot with
u cup butter or margarine.
Cover and bake rs minutes In a
preheated moderate oven $3.50
degrees FL, Remove cover and
bake rs minutes or until rhu-
barb Is tender. Cover with
meringue and bake In a pre-
slow even 1875 degrees F. 20
minutes or until brown.
Meringue
Combine 2 egg whites and
us teaspoon salt and beat
until soft peaks are formed.
Gradually add 3 tablespoons
sugar and continue beating
until stifi. Spread over rhu-
barb and bake according to
directions given above.
Rhubarb CObbler
Make, q pastry by sitting 1
cup sifted all-purpose -four
with "a teaspoon salt into a
mixing bowl, Add "a cup
shortening and cut II in with
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cup skim milk. u teaspoon
Accent, 2 tablespoons sake.
Mix crab meat with -four
and enough water TO make
a paste. Stun mushrooms
with this mixture. Steam
for about 10 minutes.
Meanwhile, make q medium
batter Of egg. milk. Accent
and sake. Dip steamed
mushrooms into batter and
deep fry In peanut oil.
Serve as hors d'oeuvres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

dunn batter. Beat egg and
add: stir In rice wine. Shell.
devein and dip shrimp In
batter. Broll until brown.
Serve as meat course or as
hors d'oeuvres.
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For SmuIl Fry

Children love hot milk toast
for q quick breakfast or light
lunch. Make 1t with raisin
bread and be sure TO butter 1t
generously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

for escape Of steam. Bake IN
preheated hot oven (t26 de-
grees p 80 minutes. Yield:
Six to eight servings.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01
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Three pounds well-mar-
bled sirloin steak, 2 table,
spoons peanut oil. "a cup
soy sauce, ! teaspoon Ac-
cent. l pound snow peas,
/ pound winter bamboo
shoots, 1 pound water
chestnuts. u pound Chi
nese mushrooms. "a pound
Chinese chard, 2 cups
water. l tablespoon corn
starch. Soak mushrooms
in the>2 cups water. Heat
peanut oil very hot in large
iron skillet which has been
well seasoned" Cut beef
into cubes and saute light
ly in oil. Place in large
pot iron pot If you're
lucky enough 70 nave One).
Snip ends of pea pods and
cut up chard about the
length Of the first joint Of
the index finger; place in
pot with beef. Simmer
lightly with / cup of the
mushroom water for about
10 minutes. Cut bamboo
shoots and water chestnuts
into irregular shapes; add
to beef along with addi-
tional water. Simmer for
10 minutes: add mush-
rooms and soy. Thicker
very slightly with corn
starch mixed with small
amount Of water. Cook I'M
til cornStarch thickens.
Makes six to eight servings.