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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON.
AUCTIONEERS
TRUSTEES SALE OF FoUR-FAMu,Y
BRICK APARTMENT, NO. 1918 A
STREET SOUTHEAST. LOT Al BY

TRUSTEES SALE OF FoUR-FAMny
STREET SOUTHEAST. LOT Al BY
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in
Liber No. 6940, Folio 233, ct SEQ. one
of the land records OF the District Of
Columbia, and at the request of party Sc
cured thereby: the undersigned surviving
trustees will offer for sale by public auction.
in front of premises. on FRIDAY. THE
TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1910.
AT FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ, the following
described property in the District OF CO.
lumbia, to-wit: Lots 2 and 3 in Wiliam
w. Metcafs subdivision OF lots in SQUARE
1885. as per plat recorded in the Once Of
in Llber C. II. B. at Folio 113.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth OF the
purchase money to be paid in cash. balances
in equal installments represented by prom
lsSory notes OF purchaser payable in one.
two and three years, with interest At q
able semi-annually, secured by frst deed
OF trust upon property sold or all cash. at
option OF purchaser. A deposit Of $500
REQUIRED OF purchaser at sale. Examina-
tion OF title, conveyancing, recording. rev.
enue stamps and notarial fees at cost of
purchaser. Terms to be complied with
within 80 days from day of sale. otherwise
surviving trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost OF defaultins
purchaser. after days advertisement OF
SUCH resale in some nevspa per published in
washington. D. c., or deposit may be for
feited or without forfeiting deposit trus-
tees may avail themselves Of any legal or
chaser.
MELVIN F. BERGMANN,
EDMUND NJ EMMERICH
Surviving TruAGsss.
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1SsRfH INSECT modsrn oda 1NGRAHAM aa ST, 8 R, B,
rig, gar; $50 5OO@ 5th ST, NV & rms
:, lncl. porches. arranged fam; S65.
- JEFFERSON st, semi-det. 6 rms refp.,
conV. yard. gar; S65 GE on 20
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ATTENTION BUILDERS WE HAVE LAND
that will qualify for r. H. A. low-cost
houses. with electricity and water available.
Near WashinRton. Call MR.. HINES. Chest.
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OFFICES FOR RENT

GROOM OFFICE. NEWLY DECORATED,
Arcade Building. Chevy Chase, D. c..
st5 mo; II rented before June 25. Emer-
OFFICE ROOM WITH FURNISHED RE-
ceptlon room; desk space with secretarial
service. $3.50 per mo. 1884 Wis. ave.
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AVONDAT,E

THE IDEAL COMMUNITY.
Detached Brick Homes on Large Lots
$6,950-$8,950.
Select your lot and We will build accord
ing 10 your plans. All fees are included
See this BEAUTIFUL subdivision
Drive out Michigan ave past Catholic
Sn!Eerslty 10 18TH st. ne. turn left .
D. c. DEVELOPING CO..
1912 NJ w NJ oCoo
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MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.
CHEVY CHASE. d C. =

10000. new detached brick, & rms. .
baths. finished attic. auto. heat, compile tely
insulated. Al neiehborhood. Don't miss
CO 191c-I N'''
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STORES FOR RENT

s07 14th ST NV. NEXT COR. II y
Store and cellar: desirable location: low
rental to responsible tenant JESSE l..
HElSkELL, Ills / St NV.
So3 11th ST. NV. tNEXT COR. H ST.
store and cellar: reduced rental. JESSE
l.. HElSkELL, 1115 l st. NV.
MT. PLEASANT: CORNER IN FINE
apts. nearby. Phone Woodley $3.50
21O2-2104 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
North O519
1908 7th ST. NV, WITH APARTMENT
above. Rent reasonable Suitable most
any ppoprp basInsss. TiEs apply H1MMELFARIR Re
COR. 1st AND SITS SIZED
store: Any business Apply HIMMELFARB
so ST. NV W.-ATTRACTIVE NEW STORE
in restricted busy white section; very de
Sirable for beauty parlor, S55. Emerson
s1Os
I'LL PA AVE NW-sToRE.
Heat furnished. Downtown. near Gov.
ernment departments.
1892 H ST NV District 35o2
ON 18th ST. NEAR VAN BUREN ST
Beautiful Detached Lots. 81 ,45o Each
GEoRGEToWN-s37
Well located modern store; heat fur
J LEO KoLB. INC.
1897 Wisconsin Ave MI. 2100.
DRUGSTORE, NEAR WESTERN HIGH
bought reasonably. Can be rented with
out fixtures Call or see Mr.. Marshall
BOSS Il PHELPS.
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Note: The purchaser Of the ahSVs Hrop-
erty at previous sale having failed 10
comply with the terms thereof. the trus.
tees VIII proceed as above to resell said
property under the provisions OF said trust.
Jel3.14.IS20.21
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HIGH VIEW APT,
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LARGE STORE BUILDING. ALSO EIGHT
room frame house. cleo, large front porch
and screened back porches, BAHIA; acre
and outbuidinss oonVenient % 0SoS' schoofs, fnene
churches and bathing beaches. Good busi-
ness opening or summer home. Seen after
4 pm. or week ends. MARIAN SUMMERS.
Brysntown, Nd. Phone MechanicsviIle
3z-F-14
14-ROOM HOUSE. 2 BATHS, GARAGES,
and S-room house with bath, shower; box
wood hedge and several trees; being used as
q boarding house and tourist home; in the
pest OF condition: h.-wh,. gas, elec.; must
be seen to be appreciated
r. A. ORR. OWNER
Warrenton, Va lQs
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MONEY TO LOAN.
AUCTION SALES.
TON "

ADAM A. WESCHLER IL SON, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY DE.
TACHED STUCCO OVER BRICK AMI
FRAME DWELLING. NO. 1909 PORTER
STREET W
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$15,500.
At the Highest Point

in the City.
Situated west OF Conn. ave. adjacent TO
woodrow Wilson and Alice Deal High
Schools. New detached brick, individual in
desisn spacious in plan and having the
popular center-hall entrance. There are 8
well proportioned rooms. 3 bedrooms. 9
tile baths. first-noor library with tile lava :
Tory adjoining. maids room and bath:
HEAT. Built-in earase. An outstanding
value. THos. J. FISHER Il co. INC.
REALTORS. DI. $3.50, OR EVENINGS CALL
Mr.. BEAUPRE. WO. $3.50
$500 CASH.
Detached brick home-6 rooms. bath.
automatic oil heat, slate roof. copper gutter
snd downspouts. Lot 50xl55 with shade
trees. Priced. ST.4aO
$500 JOHNSON AVE.
OPEN DAILY
Drive out Old GEORGETOWN I'd. s miles
from the Bethesda Bank
STEUART BROS, INC,
GF g0lo
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UPPER 18th ST.

You owe it to yourself to inspect this
new desirable home, Just nearing compile
addition to large lot, this property offers
tull center hall: bedrms.. :, complete
baths. PANELED LIBRARY AND LAVA
TORY ON 1st FL, and finished recreation
room in basement. Price is remarkably
low and very reasonable terms may be
ARRANGED. Call Mr. Giles, MI 3OOO J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN
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NEW DETACHED BRICK,

:, + rooms. Small down payment. balance
IN trust at ~. All conditioned de
luxe kitchen, beautiful bath: facing Fort
DAVIS PARK Call MR.. WOODWARD for
appointment, Columbia SdSS
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Navy Men and Doctors Attention.
500 cash buys a large 3-bedrm., 3-bath
and den home on lovely corner; balance
IKE rent; located highly restricted neigh
borhoo1 5S03 Kirkside dr.. Out Wis, to
Grafton, right one block to home
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.
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BUNGALOW.

beautiful lot; : charming rooms, tile bath
and shower. auto. heat. gar, etc, excellent
condition: . real value that can't last for
x1.450, on terms.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN A CO., ME. b4oo.
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Delightful, modern residence of 8 rooms,
baths with showers, porches, garden,
garage oil heat: $40. Call MRS. LYNCH.
ME. 1850. Ewes, CO. 1244
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Beautiful Shaded Colonial

Beautiful Shaded Colonial
Corner, 1909 Crescent St.
$7,95O-EASY TERMS-OPEN
large rooms. side covered porch. fire-
place, air conditioned; large lot with
beautiful shade trees Go ] block west
OF Western ave. a. Davenport st, or call
BAKER REALTY CO. INC. DI 1912
KENSINGTON, MD.-S5,5 500.
This delightful home consists of Il rms
and bath, lst-f. lavatory: hot-water heat,
large yard, beautiful trees. Must see TO
appreciate
ROBERTS E. LATIMER.
7133 Alaska Ave Georsia 1870.
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STARTLING OFFER.

a., Seml-detached 4-bedroom brick home at
Fessenden). Price only S1O,95O. Put in
new,house condition. The grounds contain
and in excellent location. Call once for
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$25
Per month up. Why rent? Let us build
$3.50 Evenings RA. es35 ' ''
OPEN-7510 ALASKA AVE.
N.W.-OPEN.
SHEPHERD PARK
r,,!2Y See II this beautiful house today. BOSS L.
PHELPS, MA $500.
$11,750.
North Cleveland Park.
- A low price for new, center-hall plan
subdivision between Conn. and wis. aves
3 public; parochial schools and the United
states 1., Bureau Of Standards all within easy
rooms, 3 lovely bedrooms. 2 colored tile
HIS m1eern ktshfn St9Tese attic AUToMA rc
PT.,1ss 81 $50, 70; oR EyENiNGs CALL MR.: Mr.
$6,750.
ACRE. 7 ROOMS, . BATHS
Ing peSomd Some Bank Shsrm
cleo, 2-car garage, tennis court, poultry
house and chicken run. fruit and shade
trees. marvellous value: and convenient To-
cation Ewes. phone Woodley O29O.
~. L. o1l11 v "A / T.,
729 18th st. REALToR. MA 0753.
ATTENTION! ATTENTION!
ah,f We haxs we several large homes downtown
l9r guest insnscf houses organizations
FtzseTald Evenings. sDesa RA. eslt a4se ef see Mr.
WINFIELD & THURM,
a0s 10th St. NV MA 1854.
HILLCREST,
OUTSTANDING HOME BUY.
surrounded by lovely shrubbery alu ca BEAUTIFUL G
ms%nots xiii 5n,ss sepass a '5Ts
screened back porch, large basement, oil
pl5ner ubS Sith tanks also lava,ory and
sshed Ths IS an exceptoas eaF as
qtIer,rs pf.ldrssh,s The prize and terms AZ very
IN HILLCREST-S.E.
Still Wants a Real Home. mAo
we have brick homes with large rooms.
garage, at beautiful high point where you
can car, iook over the entire city. still it is
qnlet fniesc clean and cool Rene only two
under $4,000. Terms
2Ol7 31St ST. Sc.
al 3Ist and v PIl
$50. WAFFLE ~ JAMES. INC,
1924 l4th St. NV. District 3a4e.
Price Will Startle You
Dutch Colonial white brick on l3O-ft,
deep lot: 3 large bedrms.. . baths. oil heat,
screened porch, liv. rm. 25 #. long: in very
desiraole section of Chevy Chase wi.
ONLY $4,000,
And so per mo. including taxes. In.
Surance. principal and interest. buys lovely
new all-brick arm. home in beautiful sec
ton OF Bethesda. Only , left. Act quick
STARTLING OFFER.
=, Semi-detached 4-bedroom brick home at
me corner Of Fessenden and Conn. I34Ie
Fessenden), Price only S1O.95O Put in
neW,house condition. The grounds contain
lovely shrubbery, fruit end shade trees
key. 0A
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.
= Wilson Lane, WI. e431.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
$4,000. new detached brick, rms.
paths finished attic. auto heat, completely
insulated: Al neiehborhood Don't miss
tbs. Gail MR.. NALLY. DI. 5252. Ewes,
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DIRECT FROM OWNER.
$500 CASH.

New brick Colonial $500 cash, 500
month Located in beautiful Bradley Hills,
2 rooms, 2i2 baths, Gear garage, very
large lot WI oS4S-SS6O
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SHERWOOD FOREST, 116 EDGEHILL-
Attractive cottage, reduced to $3.50. or
rent S2a5 season. Adams O3SS. Sherwood
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3 blocks east of $500 Conn ave Chevy
Chase' Nd in a secluded and high-class
location: fully detached home Of 6 rooms
shd path. air conditioned. Priced at $3.50.
Montniy payments like rent, OWNER AND
BUILDER, District 2124; ewes, Woodley
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SECLUSIok?
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT

FoRESTVILLE MD.-NEW 6-RM.. BATH.
n.W;n basement. gsrage: large lots;
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

IA miles d. c. Close to State road
stream; $3.50. Lincoln 6441. Lincoln
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BUNGALOW

"013 Perry st. n,e-Bungalow, : rms,
bath, fireplace, oil heat. front porch 2-car
gar; lot '712xl5a Price. SR 500. Open.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD
sO"4 Rhode Island Ave NE DE o317
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LOTS WANTED.

1OIS wAN1kO.
WILL BUY D. c. BUILDING LOTS OR
acreage. Must be suitable for immediate
development.
ROSENBERG ToWBEs.
o18 18th st. NV. MA. 7l57.
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1927 End ST NORTH

house, rooms and bath oil burner.
garage, $500 cash. balance like rent. Now
occupied ts,;uE by owner; Price, S645O, cost
much more. real bargain. Will sell or
accept small house in District in trade.
District o724. ewes WoodIev IA 90
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PETWORTH,
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH

Very desirable tapestry brick with g
rooms, 3 porches e finished as rooms) /,
making 8 rooms in all: garage. nice yard,
automatic heat; quiet street. close to every
thing. very reasonable terms. Call BILL
HOWE. Chestnut 1886; if no answer, call
National OS5S
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sO7 14th ST. NV. NEXT COR. H ST.
Store. and cellar: desirable location low
rental to responsible tenant. JESSE l.
HE1SKELL, 1115 / st. NV
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DOWNTOWN ROomlng House,
Gle. containing around 10 rooms. several
baths: needs reconditioning, but at this
price. one can make a good income: terms.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, National 143S un.
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I'LL PA. AVE NW-STORE
Heat furnished. Downtown. near Gov.
eminent departments.
L1NKINS CO.
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1925 Bird ST NE
UPPER 18th ST

Ao, Rms. Bath. H.-WH Nice Yard,
JEROME S. MURRAY,
re. 24hu. 1881 G ST NV MI 45on
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH
For apartment building. Want equity in
IL to 40 unit ant. bldg. Box ll5-D. Star:
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ONLY S4 900

Ana MA 30 per mo. including taxes in.
surance. principal and interest. buys lovely
new ail-brlck arm home in beautiful sec
ION OF Bethesda. Only , left. Act quick
Evening star., 1940-07-21

Measure sugar, salt and shortening
into large bowl; add hot milk. Cool to
lukewarm; then add some of warm
mixture to yeast and stir until soft.
Combine with rest of milk mixture.
Stir in half the flour; add eggs and
beat until smooth. Stir in remaining
ingredients and remaining flour. Turn
onto Toured board; knead until elastic
and bubbles show under surface, Z to
10 minutes. Place in creased bowl;
cover and set in warm place: Let
rise. When double in size, remove from
bowl and turn into creased tube pan
about 9 inches in diameter across top.
Bake in a moderate oven (375 degrees
F. 35 minutes or until raised and
brown.
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TRY THESE DISHES
FROM POLAND
A famous chef who escaped TO our
country offers some fine recipes
%x 8auoe gs1a,,es

uHE Polish restaurant at the New
York Worlds Fair has proved
even more popular this year than
did last The primary reason is. OF
burse, that the food is both interest
| and excellent. But visitors this
EAR have felt a special attraction.
hey admire what seems to them a
Allant enterprise. in view of the re-
int Polish tragedy. And they are
ore right about the gallantry than
ost of them realize. until they know
le whole story behind the venture.
1t was the Polish meat packers, with
eadouarters in New York City, who
hcked the restaurant last summer
nd brought over ninety Poles to run
in genuine Polish fashion. The meat
hckers did this as promotion tor
Heir Polish ham, which was one OF
pland's most important exports.
bland is essentially an agricultural
buntry, and the peasants who work
lie land went in heavily, with the help
the government, for raising pigs.
nee corn is not raised extensively IN
bland - as is true likewise in most of
urope - the pigs are fed on wheat
hd rye mixtures, potatoes and sour
ilk. This diet, combined probably
tn the effect of Polish climate and
iii and the Polish method Of curing
Inn, resulted in special flavor that
mericans liked very much. So, ap-
(oximately forty per cent of exports
Polish ham came to this country.
On September l, 1899. while the
blish restaurant was still doing rush
hsiness at the Fair, Poland was in
Ided, and the ninety Poles working
the restaurant we're cut off indef-
tely from their people, their homes
ID their country.
I'VE felt moral responsibility for
ese people" says Richard Rokicki,
ho represents both the meat packers
d the restaurant. 80, when the Fair
bsed, the Union of Polish Meat
hckers put up the money to enable us
open a model Polish restaurant in
ew York City. We took over the old
mbassy Club, and redecorated it in
e Polish tradition.
"The murals there were done by
bleslaw Cybis, one of our best Polish
lists, now refugee. The orchestra.
der the direction of Franciszek
itkowski, was the one brought over
the Worlds Fair Restaurant, and
d been Poland's outstanding dance
chestra. We stated the restaurant
tn our Worlds Fair employees.
ough the present head chef is a later
Fugee to this country"
Meanwhile, this particular little
pup of Poles is carrying on at both
btaurants. They have heard nothing
I'm or about their families back in
Hand. and have no way of communi-
ling with them. The present chef,
hnislaw Mencler, a native of War
H. was serving his country on the
s. Pilsudski when she went down in
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to saturated roll and mix until uniform
consistency is reached Place stuffing
in broiler and top with remaining but
ter. Place broiler in hot oven 400
degrees F. and roast about 80 min
utes or until tender. Yield: 2 portions.
BIvsber,y Soup
2 cups water
pint blueberries
u cup sugar
lemon, thinly sliced
n cinnamon stick
" pint heavy sour cream
Place water in saucepan; add blue
berries, sugar, lemon slices, and Gin
namon stick. Boil slowly for about
Is minutes, then pour mixture through
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Bobko - PodoIion Style

Bobko - Podoiion Style
" cup sugar
l teaspoon salt
" cup shortening
IN cups scalded milk
2 cakes compressed yeast
5 cups sifted all-purpose flour
(about)
4 eggs, beaten
l tablespoon orange peel
2 teaspoons lemon peel
ID cup chopped almonds
81 cup raisins
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strainer. Let cool. After it is thor
oughly chilled, stir in sour cream; mix
thoroughly and serve. Yield: 6 por-
tiOnS.
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January. He was rescued and made his
way as refugee to the United States.
Mencler is one of Poland's finest
chefs, a product of the famous, 300
year old Polish school for chefs. AS all
who are trained there must do, he
entered the school before he was fifteen
and served a six years apprenticeship.
Among the most characteristic of all
Polish dishes are the Polish soups, par
ticularly the cold soups. One of the
most popular dishes at the Polish res
taurant is fruit soup, Mencler says. 1t
is served cold and can be made from
practically any fruit - pears, berries,
peaches or apples. Blueberry soup,
which was new version created last
year, proved enormously popular.
Chlodnik, another cold soup, but
this time made on fish base. is also
favorite. 1t is partly the use of sour
cream that makes these soups so
unique and so pleasing in both taste
and consistency This is also typical of
Polish cooking, where cream, butter
and eggs are lavishly used - again the
mark of an agricultural people.
Probably the most popular entree,
says the chef, is chicken Polish style.
And Polish pastry is particularly deli
cious. Though somewhat similar to
French pastry. it is more often made
with yeast than theirs is.
Mencler has given us recipes for
these dishes that Americans seem par
ticularly to like We have tested them
and. where necessary, adapted them
to American methods of cooking, and
recommend them whole -heartedly to
our readers.
ChIodnik 70 sovp)
pint sour cream
u cup sweet-sour pickle brine
2 cooked beets, finely chopped
- cucumber, finely chopped
2 hard-cooked eggs, finely chopped
3 tablespoons chives
n teaspoon salt
Dash paprika
sour pickle. finely chopped
Combine sour cream and pickle
brine Mix beets, cucumber, eggs,
chives, salt, paprika, and pickle. Add
to sour cream: chill and serve. Yield:
about 6 portions.
Stuffed Chicken - Polish Style
~ pound broiling chicken
hard roll
q cup milk
4 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons ground roll
egg, beaten
egg yolk, beaten
n teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
Clean, wash and dry broiler. Soak
hard roll in milk until it is we'll
saturated, then squeeze out excess
milk. To this milk add 2 tablespoons
melted butter, ground roll. and egg
and egg yolk beaten together. Add this
Evening star., 1940-12-29
Some of Years Outstanding Sports Feuts

won the Boston Marathon in
record time of 2 hours % minutes
and 28.6 seconds.
MOTORBOATS - Sidney Al
lens Hotsy-Totsy won the Gold
Cup, Herbert Mendelson's Notre
Dame took the Presidents Cup
and Jack Cooper's Tops III cap
tured the national sweepstakes.
Clayton Bishop won the Albany
New York outboard race.
POLO-Aknusti won the ma
tional open championship
ROWING-University of Wash
ington was first in the 4-mile
Poughkeepsie regatta Harvard
beat Yale. Joe Burk took the
American Henley and national
singles SOULS championship for
fourth straight year.
HANDBALL-Joe Platak won
his sixth successive national title.
SWIMMING - University of
Michigan won N. C. A. A. title
and national indoor champion
ship. National A A. U. crowns
went to Otto Jaretz, 100 and 220
yard free style; Adolph Kiefer,
110-yard backstroke and 800
yard medley; Al Patnik and Earl
Clark, fancy and platform div
ing; Mary Ryan, quarter, half
and mile races; Marjorie Ges-
Evening star., 1940-12-29

tring, fancy and platform diving.
TRACK-Greg Rice set world
indoor 2-mile record at 1852.
3-mile at 1888, and won
A. A. U. 5000 and 10000 meter
titles. gh-jumping champion
ship went to Lester Steers. Chuck
Fenske was the years outstand-
ing miller. although Walter Mehl
won National A. A. U. 1900
meter race. Cornelius Warmer
dam broke all pole vaulting
marks with a leap of Is feet 11s
inches. Al Blozis of Georgetown
set new American mark OF Sc feet
y inch in shotput. Don Lash won
his seventh straight A. A. U.
country crown. Southern
California won the N. c. A. A.
and Pittsburgh and IC4-A cham
pionships. The San Francisco
Olympic Club took the National
A. A. U. outdoor and the New
York A. c. the indoor champion
ship. Taisto Maxi, Finland's
long-distance ace, won several
races on tour of the country.
ZANY STUNTS-Tops in this
line likely went to the Brooklyn
baseball fan who charged onto
the diamond and tackled Umpire
George Magerkurth after the
Dodgers lost a close game.
Evening star., 1940-12-29
League Lead al Stake
As Brewers, Jewels
Stage Two TiIts

A two-day road trip for the Wash
ington Brewers ends tonight when
they play the New York Jewels in
a pro basket ball game at New
York On Wednesday the same
two clubs tangle in New Year
Day feature at Riverside Sta diurr.
The Brewers in these two games
will be challenging the Jewels for
first place New York with seven
victories and two defeats against
WaShington's four wins and two
losses has ll2-game edge that
might be overcome if the Brewers
take both contests. The Brewers
will be banking on Ben Goldfadden
in his new position of center fol-
lowing the outright sale OF Mike
Bloom to Baltimore.
Baltimore has yet to win d game
In eight starts in the league. but
with the acquisition of Bloom from
Washington. Red Paris of New York
and Rex Ellis. former Notre Dame
star. they are expected to afford
good opposition for some Of the
leaders.
Evening star., 1940-12-29

round bantamweight title fight. s.
Taisto Maxi won 3-mile race in
American debut. 9-Craig Wood
and Bill Burke won international
four-ball golf tournament: Greg
Rice set world record of 1862 for
2 miles as Jim Herbert lowered
world 600-yard mark to 1:108, and
Chuck FenSke beat Glenn Cunning
ham in New York K. of c. meet.
10-Brenda Helser, Portland. Greg,
set new American record of 1903
for 220-yard free-style swim. IL
Seabiscuit retired. Colorado
beat Duquesne, 51-40, to win Metro
politan invitation basket ball tour
nament. 16-Tarkio won national
intercollegiate invitation basket ball
tournament. 17-National League
oeat American Leaguers 81 in spring
All-Star game. Boston Bruins won
National League hockey champion
ship. 22-Phillips 1861 of Oklahoma
won national A. A.. U. basket ball
title, beating Denver Nuggets, 1896.
29-Heavyweight Joe Louis stopped
Johnny Paychek in second round.
Evening star., 1940-12-29

NEW YORK - Hitting the
years sports high spots from A to
z:
AUTO Wilbur Shaw
won the 500-mile Indianapolis
speedway race for the second
straight year.
BASKET BALL - Champion
ships were won by Phillips 66 of
Oklahoma, National A. A. u;
Tarkio CMo0 College. Kansas
City, national intercollegiate;
Colorado. New York invitation;
Indiana, N. c. A. A.
FOOTBALL-Tommy Harmon
of Michigan, who bettered Red
Oranges scoring records, was
footballs an-of-the-year. Min
nesota was voted No. team in
Associated Press poll. Minnesota,
Stanford, Tennessee and Boston
College were major unbeaten
teams. Dartmouth's victory over
Cornell, after the fifth down
episode. and Texas triumph over
Texas A. & NJ. were perhaps the
biggest upsets.
ICE HOCKEY - New York
Rangers won the Stanley Cup,
Boston Bruins captured the Ma
tional Hockey League champion
ship.
MARATHON - Gerald Cote