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CAMEOS...
Icoutiful matched stti in
10 kt gold. PIN, $45, tax
inel.; NECKLACE, $29.50,
tax inel.; RING, $27.50, tax
inel. Many other styles
an display.
Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star
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EXHIBITS.
V-X day anniversary exhibit, lncludlnt
declaration ot war atalnat Qermany. Oen.
Eisenhower’s battle map. captured German
banners, Hitler s last will and testament
and World War II surrender documents,
National Archives. 8:45 a m. to 6:15 p.m.
weekdays and 1:30 to 5 p.m. Sundays
through May.
Original illustrations by William J.
Glackens, from the C. W. Kraushaar Art
Galleries. New York, throuah May 26.
and annual exhibition of the Landscape
Club of Washington, through May 14.
Corcoran Gallery of Art, noon to 4:30
p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, and
2 to 6 p.m. Sundays.
Fourth annual Joseph and E. R. Pen
nell national exhibition of prints. Library
of Congress. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekdays,
0 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays and 11:30 a.m.
to 10 p.m. Sundays through July.
Art works of Jessalee B. Sickman. Fine
Arts Division. Public Library, central
branch, Eighth and K streets N.W., 9 a.m.
to 9 p.m. dally through May.
Prints by Mrs. Lily S. Converse. New
York. In the division of graphic arts,
through May 28. and photographs by Wood
Whltesell. New Orleans. In section of pho
tography, arts and Industries building,
through May. Smithsonian Institution. 9
a.m. tn 4:30 p.m. dally.
Lois M. Jones paintings. Barnett Aden
Oallery. 127 Randolph place N.W.. 6 to 11
p.m. weekdays and 2 to S p.m. Sundays
through May.
Display of fresh-water fish from Federal
hatcheries and local waters. Department
of Commerce Auditorium, 9 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. dally through May.
"The Netherlands In the Changing
World.” economic reconstruction exhibit.
Department of Commerce lobby, dally
through May.
Paintings In oil and water colors by
Nina K. Griffin and Dr. Florence Everhart.
Arts Club. 10 a.m. to S p.m. weekdays. 2
to 5 p.m. Sundays through May 17.
Oil paintings by Bernice Cross, Whyte
Oallery of Art. 1519 Connecticut avenue
N.W. 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. dally through
May
Mod'rn art of the Americas. Howard
University Gallery of Art. dally through
May.
Pictorial Brazil exhibit of Josnnini and
Trwln photographs at Pan American Union.
9 a.m. to 4:30 P.m. Mondays through Fri
days, 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays and 3 to 7
p.m. Sundays through May 29.
LUNCHEON.
District Bankers Aaoclation, Willard
Hotel.2 12:45 p.m. tomorrow. Members
and guests.
MUSIC.
George Washington University annual
glee club concert and dance, West Ball
room. Shoreham Hotel. 8:30 o'clock to
night. . _
"The Blue Bird.” dance concert, George
Suit Clearance
Gabardines, shetlands, twills
in man-tailored
or dressmaker styles.
FORMERLY to $29.98
NOW
AT THESE NORBUD SHOPS ONLY
• 3036 14th St. N.W.
• 1019 H St. N.E.
* 3833 Penna. Ave. S.E.
* 631 Penna. Ave. S.E.
• 1237 Good Hope Rd. S.E.
* 8301 Ga. Ave., Silver Spring
PARKLING GIFTS FOR MOTHER
Tiered white plastic bag ... a Queen Original,
with zipper top—in our large selection of fine
bags to give a crisp accent to any summer cos
tume $7.50
Plus Tax
Mother's Day carnation pin and earring set of
enamel and rhinestones made on Sterling silver.
An exquisite, nationally advertised Corocreation.
Red, white or blue.
Pln, $25.00 Earrings, $18.00
Plus Tax piui Tax
JOSEPH R. HARRIS... \ 2 2 A F STREE1
Wsshlnrton University Lisner Auditorium.
8:40 o'clock tonitht.
"Greet Music of the Church.” New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church Choir, Con
stitution Hall. 8:30 o’clock tonltht.
Marine Band concert, Marine Barracks,
1 p.m. tomorrow.
SQUARE DANCE.
_Advance square and folk danclnt,
Thomson Center. Twelfth and L streets
N.W., 8:30 o'clock tonltht.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Dance, JWB-USQ, Sixteenth and Q
streets N.W.. 9 o'clock tonltht.
Square dance. Masonic Service Center.
Thirteenth end K streets N.W., 8 o'clock
tonight.
Decorating party for May prom. NCC8
uao, 1814 N street N.W., 8 o'clock tonight.
Bingo game. USO Club. 801 Pennsyl
vania avenue N.W., 8-.30 o'clock tonight.
Dance with Port Myer Band. NCCS
USO, 918 Twelfth street N.W., 8:30 o clock
tonight.
Bridge party. USO Club. 1911 H street
N.W., 7:30 o’clock tonight.
Discussion group. Washington Labor
Canteen, 1212 Eighteenth street N.W., 8:30
o'clock tonight.
FOR OFFICERS. i
Dance. Officers' Service Club of the
United Nations. 164* Twenty-first street
N.W., 8 o'clock tonight.
Dance. Gadsby's Tavern, corner of
Cameron and Royal streets, Alexandria.
9 o'clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 8900. or any of the fol
lowing USO’a: Executive 0488, Republic
1587. National 3431 or National 0814.
Colored personnel may call USO. Decatur
5004, or War Hospitality, Decatur 77 88.
NISIIY IIAUTIfU! S N 0 I f
• N 11 I if tIAUTtfUl > N O I «-—
Roaring river
Rendezvous
Harbor lights
Entre nous...
NISIIY SUMMER FOOTWEAR IS TOR FASHION EVERYWHERE*
Especially intriguing is this lovely leather
strap-sandal developed in a striking com*
bination of brown and white. Also in
all-over white. An exceptional value at $6
1339 F STREET, N.W.
(OPPOSITE PRESS BLDG.)
Baltimore Store - - 104 We«t Lexington St.
BUY" LINES * Nancy Sasser
A Weekly Sponsored Advertising Column of Interesting Things
keeping shortcuts
NEW YORK, N. Y., MAY 9th—Hello . . . suprised to meet me here
during the week? I can’t tell you how glad I am to be here .. . for after
writing to you every Sunday about hundreds of nationally advertised
BUY-LINES, this additional mid-week column gives us a chance to
have a neighborly chat on “what’s what” about food and household
products right at the time you’re ready to do your week’s buying. So
here we go, ladies . . . with a brand-new BUY-LINES column I'm
dedicating especially to Mistress Housewife! Meet me here every
week from now on .. . for appetizing food news and time-saving house
See you in the Sunday papers, too . . .
Hcrc'i a muffin recipe that's dream-delicious in spicy fluffiness, yet requires
no precious sugar and the NABISCO 100% Bran saves a cup of scarce
flour! Muffins are delightfully light and fine in texture and temptingly
flavorful . . . for NABISCO 100% Bran is finer-milled to make hran
particles smaller.
NABISCO BRAN SPICl MUFFINS
Soak 1 c. NABISCO 100% Bran in I c. milk
5 min. Beat 2 eggs and add with V* c. mo
lasses. Sift I c. all-purpose flour, 3 tsp. baking
powder, A tsp. cinnamon, ’A tsp. nutmeg,
3/i tsp. salt together.. Add to bran mixture
end stir only until well mixed. Add V* c.
melted shortening. Fill greased muffin tins
Vs full. Place walnut-nut half on each muf
fin. Bake 30 mins, in moderately hot oxen,
375 F.
Serve NABISCO 100% Bran with sugar and cream lor a grand breakfast,
too; providing important phosphorus, vitamin B1 and necessary diet-bulk!
t
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■*3.
When a man comes home in the evening he needs a "stick to the ribs" sort
of dinner . . . and there's almost nothing he’d rather have than a steaming
bowl of old-time Green Split Pea Soup to start the meal off right! No,—
I’m not suggesting that you simmer it for hours on a hot stove . .. but that
you ask your Grocer for a package of BETTY CROCKER Pea Soup In
gredients! Add contents to boiling water and cook 5 minutes for the
roundly smooth, full-bodied deliciousness of Green Split Pea Soup.
It’s as easy as that... for BETTY CROCKER Pea Soup Ingredients con
tain choice green split peas and delectable seasonings that have been
pre-eooked for you in controlled pressure cookers.
Have you heard? There'* an oat
cereal that’s all ready to eat! It's
delicious CHEERIOS . . . and it
makes news, even in its shape!
CHEERIOS is shaped like tiny lit
tle letter O’s . . . standing for the
oats from which CHEERIOS is
made. Each little O is so tasty
brown and crunchy • crisp that
CHEERIOS is an irrisistable favor
tie. And nutritious? Why they are
100 food-energy units in every
ounce! Your Grocer has
CHEERIOS!
Worried about bak
ing with the new
emergency flours?
79 Well, Betty Crocker
has already selected
ana testea recipes
for GENERAL MILLS’ emergen
cy ALL AMERICA Flour. They
come in the sack. Betty Crocker
recipes tailored and tested for ALL
AMERICA Enriched Flour 1
Why not
make aurc J
the iprinf *"
salads you
make arc
SO food
that not a untie lettuce leaf will be
left in the bowl? Here’* a delight
ful mayonnaise that will turn the
trick for you . . . the TWO-IN
ONE flavor excitement of BEST
FOODS Mustard-with-Horse-rad
ish giving your dressing the zesty
“umph” it needs to tempt men,
women and children!
SOUR CREAM MAYONNAISE
1 cup BEST FOODS or Hell
man's Real Mayonnaise
'A cup sour cream
A tsp. Confectioner's sugar
V* cup BEST FOODS Mus
iord-with-Horseradish
Secret of this delicious recipe is
that BEST FOODS Mustard-with
Horseradish combines TWO favor
ite savories . . . old-fashion mus
tard goodness that’s heartily spiked
with fresh • grated horseradish.
BEST FOODS Mustard-with
Horseradish snaps-up a sauce, gives
charaeter to egg, fish and meat
diihaa ... try it!
If you take this
package into your
pantry, you'll never
need any other
chocolate product
to make hot or cold
beverages, syrups,
frostings. custards,
cakes, cookies or
candv! IrulyYAN
HOUTEN’S is the ALL-PUR
POSE Cocoa,—and whatever you
make with it has that full-bodied
wealth of pure chocolate flavor . . .
just a little of it enriches any recipe
you use. And here's a special tip
. . . you don’t have to bother cook
ing VAN HOUTEN’S in a pan
when you want a cup of frothy
Cocoa. Make right in the cup . . .
no mess, no bother 1 That’s why I
advise you to insist on VAN
HOUTEN'S when you say “Cocoa”
to your Grocer. It serves all pur
poses! Don’t miss the FREE
Recipe Booklet attached to each
can.
May I suggest this SPAM “Dutch Oven Din
ner” as the quickest short-cut I know to a de
licious meal you can cook top-o’-the-stover
Start by browning SPAM on all sides. Add
onions, carrots, potatoes (ideal way to use
left-over vegetables!) with a little water.
Cover and cook slowly. Serve with fresh peas
end gravy made with bouillon cubes or
meat stock.
The registered trade mark SPAM on the 12-oz. tin assures you that you're
serving the finest pure pork shoulder and ham combination you can find ...
rich in flavor and “meaty” goodness! Ask your Grocer for SPAM! It's
the most appetizing stand-by for wonderful meals on short order notice!
£i
M.J.
HEINZ
CO.
Here's a food BUY-LINE that's of vital importance to your baby's good
health—HEINZ Strained Baby Foods! First, consider their QUALITY
... they’re the finest, made by a company known and relied on for 77 years!
Next, just imagine not having to worry about searching for a varied menu
for baby ... . for you’ll find cereals, vegetables, fruits and desserts in the
HEINZ line of Strained Baby Foods. And just-to point out to you how
painstakingly these Strained Foods are prepared, let’s take just one:
HEINZ Strained Spinach. It’s made from the dark green, curly variety
spinach . . . washed with enormous quantities of water to insure complete
freedom from grit. Finally, the strained spinach is packed so that the
precious vitamins your baby needs are preserved to high degree. Think of
the hours it would take you to prepare food in this "exactly right” way for
baby’s sensitive young tummy,—and STILL you couldn’t duplicate the
excellence of HBfNZ Strained Baby Foods . . . nor their smooth texture
end flavor! Take all this into consideration . . . and you can see why I
urge you to choose only HEINZ Strained Baby Foods at your Grocer’s.
Searching for a ireah, healthful
"spring-timey” diih that taitea and
look* appetizingly garden-green . ..
WITHOUT tiresome vegetable
washing, preparation and cooking?
Then serve*it*up from a can of
MONARCH Spinach ... a*
C-L-E-A-N as it is G-R-E-E-N!
Frankly, I never dreamed that can*
ned spinach could be anything but
darkish and uninteresting until I
discovered the MONARCH kind.
It looks delicately green, tastes
field-fresh . . . and it chock-full of
vitamins and minerals! Only ten
der young spinach leaves are packed
into the can bearing the famous
MONARCH Lion Head . . . grit
free and ready to serve. Heat and
add MONARCH Finer Vinegar
for spinach that tastea as good to
your family as it it good for them.
Ask at your Grocery or Market 1
Just cast vour eyes at this loaf of
bread on your Grocer's shelf . . .
and it will banish all the rumors
about ‘‘darkish’’ bread made from
80% extraction flour. Reason is
that the bakers of WONDER
BREAD spent 2 MILLION DOL
LARS back in 1941, experimenting
with their famous Earle Process
for producing richer, cleaner flour.
This taught them how to produce
80% extraction flour and how to
bake this richer flour into a loaf
that’s as white, delicious and easy
to toast as any bread you’ve ever
tasted! Independent surveys proved
that women voted 4 to 3 in favor
of this new WONDER BREAD
... 'so white and so packed with
energy-giving nutrition that you'd
never guess there's been a change
in flour!
★ REMEMBER MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 12th *
Personal gifts Mother will treasure for
their beauty and usefulness.
SHEAFFER’S TUCKAWAY “TRIUMPH”
is the "write” tmwer to “whet to jive?” with the new
lifetime gold point_note*
LA CROSS precision crafted steel implements. All
the tools needed for perfect nail care , . . encased in
beautiful leather, suede lined_wjt), tgx JJ[5 91
ECRASE LEATHER JEWELBOX . . .
■ e«se of rare beauty, richly lined in red plush. To keep
her jewels protected and safe under Idck and key..$2^
FITTED VANITY CASE 0f .iiij.tor grtm
fabric. The removable tray has bottles and jars—place
for jewelry. Full mirror in lid. Locks with key,
with tax 527.60
• Personal Goods, First Floor
1314 F STREET
of Gift front Bec/tersMeans More

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