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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEARBY ND. ON CONN. AVE. BUS LINE
Bungalow, > rooms. a mi, INV h. gar,
$500 down, $40 month. G. ( keller.
Investment Bldg.
ARLINGTON-S19O CASH. S43 MODE
tached; new: oil ht.; 1Oc bus: lge attic.
b J. GREENHOUSE. 9O7 18th St Ma 1916.
DESIRABLE HOMES IN ALL SECTIONS OF
Arlington County. Call OLD DOMINION
REALTY CO. Chestnut 6243
BELTSVILLE, y MILE NORTH RESEARCH
Center ent.-5 rooms. bath. r-conditioned
rancy. ROBERT v. COCHRAN, owner,
builder o.
BRAND-NEW 5-ROON BRICK HOME.
Anxious to sell, will accept easy terms, S34
per month. bargaln, Call at sos Goth
rd- south, Arlington, Va. > to 6 pm,
MUST SELL, YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Fine old home. Falls Ch., Va. II rooms.
paths, IA acres land. Sacrifice, cash
or terms
/. R BOWEN Falls Church 2267
nd house on Parker ave, of West
81. w. EallS ChurCh- Va
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ROOMING HOUSES,
NEAR CAPITOL.

ReconGitioned 2 adjoining houses, 6
rms. bath each: h.-wh.; suitable for
renting rooms or apts.; price, $4,000 for
both; 5000 cash, balance like rent MIR.
Davis. E NJ. AIKEN, INC, 800 H st. NV.
Ma. 3556 Ewes, Michigan 6S57.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL MIAMI
BEACH' Fla, home, with 5, rooms. . baths
and lear garage: clear and valued at ST.
600: for houses or clear lots in D C. or
nearby Md. or Va. Write, giving fun
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
14lS H St. NV. District 1877
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NEAR
COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

Only S6,l5O--5 lovely rooms, full base
ment and attic. Conveniently located in
Silver Spring See this bargain promptly.
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, J. MILE NORTH RESEARCH
ARLINGTON. VA

cellar oil heat. finished recreation room
venetian blinds: located in Kenmore, walk
ing distance Clarendon shopping center:
price only $3.50; S925 down. balance
S43 30 month. Call Martin Reamy, CH
(lpft.
Evening star., 1941-02-20

6-Rm. BungaloW-Chevy Chase.
In beautiful Chevy Chase situated on
lot 5OXI25 with large trees garage. full
basement af nn bo1e 00red a attc II ho~ noHd this IS
but can be bought right. Call F r.
SPEAR INC WI o1OS
Evening star., 1941-02-20

This attractive detached home In the
finest section of American University Park
There are 3 CHEEKY bedrms. wood burning
nreplace in living room. large dining room
and kitchen; the detached garage is on
schools churches, shopping center and >
blocks from transportation. Finest value
n Northwest D. G. Call Mr. Sharer, HO.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BLY,

I HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
70 purchase D c. properly brick or frame.
white white or colored condition lmmaterial;
write E. H. PARKER, DI 3346. 1914 I4th
s. nv,
CASH BUYERS FOR SMALL HOUSES,
ROGER MOSS a: 18TH s. TN W 5ui D1 o?i!lf 8ii
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR COLORED
or white property. D C or Nd FED
ERAL FINANCE CO. 9l5 New York ave.
NV. MA. 14lG q.
Sash Sash FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
BARRY, 1907 H s.. NV NE. @Oe5
s TO 10 RMS, PREFER NE. OR Sc;
a4spVE1 al GaS3 ~ Immte66iate i;ssttle9ment. A
aFshf ana sun. dE 1E 639S. 1896. ll20 Vt, ave Eve,
! PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
KEP2 ~ u Se,5 % bo4SeSs uses no commission. MRS
6sR 6 n6ar5S BoUfE IOr6Fy PET aT IN f57 cH
on, heat. bedrmsi finished attic, or 4
peqrmS. Unfinished attic. Not over
$4,000; $4,000 cash Box 91a-L Star.
FOR CLIENT-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS OR
rage: price must be right.
Store and apartment on Ga. ave. for
Houses for colored.
Randolph 500. Georgia Abs
DON'T SACRIFICE YOUR PROPERTY
Let ne sell It for you on an all-cash
w. l. MOORE, llO6 Vermont Ave. DI so17
CALI WAsHINGTON'S LARGEST BUY
CTS Of D property Over one
mAlion dollars worth bought in 194a
Promp. acton
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO ME 5000
CONSULT A REALTOP.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D
c. property If the price Is right Frame or
brick large or small condition immaterial
r HUMPHREYS
sos No Cap Realtor MA OS7s
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THE CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.,

CHEVROLET 1895 coach. splendid family
csr II Q. x. cond ton mechanicauy and
y appearance. good rubber. very clean IN
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN
CpPIMG VALLEY

Beautiful brick home on large wooded
lot facing Government park: contains 3
bedrooms, . baths, large living room with
fireplace, porch off living room. library,
dining room, breakfast nook, kitchen and
lavatory, maids room and bath in base
ment.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT 90.
1119 18th st. NV. DI. <464.
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II" OaII0N - I az Pk-, D c. GE. $500.
CHEVROLET 1887 master de luxe town
sedan compare this car for appearance,
that this is an outstanding value in low
priced TRANSPORT ajIOn Chernerized and
EuaTanieeo, only $40 down and SILL
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ATTENTION. ARMY AND
NAJyV nETJCEDC


Low cash payment and monthly pay
ments like rent will buy a beautiful corner
home in
WEST EV uETGHTC
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APARrMENrs EUR. OR uNEuR

HILLCREST SE-WILL RENT DURING
my absence of 3 mos. 4 complete rms and
bath, screened porch and laundry room in
new home to responsible. middle-agec
couple. Utilities. S65 mo. Ii 1926.
1884 D ST. NE.-LIVING ROOM BED
room, fully equipped kit. pvt. bath;
$500: heat, Call after pm. ?3'
WANTED-COUPLE OR > GIRLS TO
share new Groom house with draftee,S
wife: every convenience reasonable. Call
Temple 1875 after 6 pm. References
EXCHANGED
" ROOMS. LARGE FOYER. KITCHEN AND
bath Unfurn., So so: furn., $50 30, The
WOodbIne Apts., 9th and Cathedral ave.
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SS975-This oft row-brick house of
3 rooms. > baths. with extra room in attic,
is an eXceen. buy. II has oil heat 2-car
brick garage, 3 porches and attractive rec
rea atIon room and bar Needs redecoratlng.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC.
Ma. 1900. REALTOR. 1O12 18th St. NV.
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eo,o MCMAHON CHEVROLET,

CADILLAC 1885 so convertible coup1
black finish, 6 wheels. radio; a bargain al
olly S245. easy terms. ROYAL, MOTOR
Evening star., 1941-02-20

OVERLOOKING SHOREHANI- ENTIRE lSt
fir fireplace lly. rm.. > oedTmS' m9u-
bath. kit, phone, maid Serv AID. %d:o'
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DOWNTOWN. 6l7 10Th NW.--ENTIRE
s-Teer floor. two large rooms. complete
kitchen. FrigidaIre. private bath, com
fortably furnished
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T1ED -MOlOh CO,
Y0T- T0TVr- ~ lVrr7Otrfb naa 1ar

CHEVROLET 1882 town sedan; equipped
VIA radio. jet-olack finish: performs to
DeTlec.lOn. S5H5 your car and terms;
written guarantee
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

Mr. GOVT. BUILDINGS, 2429 PA AVE
n.w-Basement APT. and front sleeping
room well furnished; reasonable.
1345 COLUMBIA RID. ,NW-ATTRAC
ga .0V;i, eiec' 49, So 50: So: adults. AD 0359
@l23 Ist ST N.W;-GRCUND FLOOR
nrcern TWO rooms. kitchen. private bath,
ElectrolLX; $40 incl utilities.
3l5 9Th ST. sE-LARGE ROOM AND
nishcd free parking lot: reasonable.
a1o WEBSTER ST. NW.--3 ROOMS,
kJ. bath, heat, gas. elec. furn; reason
able. Inquire Apt No l. l.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL 10th
room, kit, dinette. pvt. bath: or > per,
sons: day week m9nLh; tHad EE,eidLa455e' luu
ONE-ROOM KIT, PVT. BATH FRONT
apt furnished: convenient location. near
Capitol and P. o.; S45.0O. AT. 6O26-W'
1871 EUCLID ST NW.--TWO ROOMS:
kitchen, tiled bath and shower: modern;
500 9th ST. NE-2-RM. FURNISHED
apt: utilities furnished; adults; Sou Wh.
Phone Lincoln 1924.
3515 HEREFORD PL. NV. APT. 2l-RE4-
furn ap- with > others. reas. 10th and
OAK sis Ewes. after :.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD. N.W.-AT-
fractIlp living -bedrm spacious dressing
m dnette, XII. bath. shower elevator
$50 Choice bachelor apt, SO. HO 749S.
FRONT APT. RI Nc KITcHENETTlE9i 5pI,c T IE TIE
Warder ST. NV GeOrela 91o5
BUCKINGHAM - SUBLET COMPLETELY
furnished tWo-bedroom apt, Chestnut :; ~
OVERLOOKING ENTIRE lSt
1r fireplace, uV rU.. = beaTmS.' m9u.
bath, kit phone, maid serv. AID. %5dd:U'
DOWNTOWN, 617, 10Th N.W.-ENTITRE
s-reet floor. two large rooms. complete
kitchen. Frigidaire, private bath; com
f0rtably furnished.
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR, 3 ROOMS AND |
private bath, clean and TeaSonaole. /
Adults Call after : pm. l430 Morse |
3 RMS, B: DOWNTOWN; WE'LL FUR |
nished, sleeps four. $50. Available MaTch .
Ist. Apply store 1924 18th St. NV. Ref.
ATTRACTIVE lst-FL. APT. DETACHED .
home rms bath, garage, f0T adults
S65 5434 Carolina pl. NV. WO. III I
THE ALLEN.
Cheerful and clean. 2-room. kitchen .
dental Street. only a few block 10 shop /
p.ru center and } lines of TRANSPORTATION. /
I4lO 10Th ST. NV. See manager.
APARTMENTS WANTED
YOUNG COUPII. ~ MOS. SON. DESIRES .
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BARGAIN-S6,950.
OLD GEORGETOWN.

Here's what you've been asking for; 3
bedrooms, > baths, living room, dining
room kitchen wide lot, terrace and gar
den; ready to live in: priced under $4,000.
Call Mr. Keasbey. EN-. 5919.
] WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1941-02-20

Center-hau plan, with bedrooms. .
baths, large living room, dining room,
library, lavatory pantry, kitchen, maids
room and bath
w c. &: A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT Co,
LILO 11fh 81 N w DiStricr 41H4
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THE CHEVY CHASE MOTOR Co,

CADILLAC 1899. model rs" 5-pasSengef
sedan, driven less than 10000 miles; radio,
heater, defroster, all brand-new tires, origs
NAL black finish; a one-owner car that has
always had excellent care. absolutely pers
iect condition inside and out: full 3o-day
Evening star., 1941-02-20

CHEVROLET 1896 4-door I bought Il,
| alone, drove II, treated it like a baby,
Chestnut 546l. I-3 pm. or 20 pm.
CHEVROLET 1897 master de luxe town
SEDAN. recondltoned. wlnterized and ready
10 60 :. q G. guarantee. S:S2q
sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
] LLM Carrn. S.. Lax pE d G GE 29nn
Evening star., 1941-02-20
OFFICES FOR RENT.
Halls FoR RENT.

CLASSROOM, SUITABLE FOR STUDIO.
Office lecture nm. etc; accommodate 30
centrally located. Gordon Hotel, 18th st..
bet. Eye and K NV Rental. $40 mo.
Evening star., 1941-02-20
COLORED-S5.85O.

Attractive brick home near 7th and G
Sts ne. 6 large, weu-arranged rooms.
reception hall bath, h.-w.h-, garage IN
closed sleeping porch, in excellent condition
throughout, ready TO move in; $500 cash
balance less than rent. Ewes. phone SH.
1913.
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
7th and H StS. NE Ii OSg7.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07

Sprouted spangles and rhinestones
and done all manner Of surprising
things.
A new and very smart cardigan
has q sailor collar and a ribbed
yoke. You never can tell about
sweaters. they have really managed
to preserve their best qualities and
added some others for good meas
ure. You will have no difficulty in
finding them Of chenille. which is
q change for better or worse. ac-
cording to your preference. from
wool. A belted angora coat is closely
related to the sweater family and
Is seen at smart fashion shows
featuring Southern wear.
Your knitted sweater may have
brass buttons and 1t may be belted
with army or navy belts and your
evening sweater may have its
shoulders sprinkled with spangles,
so you see there's more to this
sweater business than you might
think. Better look into 1t.
Speaking Of sweaters. as we have
been telling you for some time,
many dresses. either day or night
models. have long torsos that sug-
gest either a jersey or sweater. The
longer waistline Is something that
has been accepted by young. and
those not so young, as the most
graceful and kindly of lines since 1t
does thin out the figure.
Black dresses with touches of
white make the news In dress dis
plays along Fifth Avenue. attract
ing favorable comment from shop
pers.
Harking back to the Importance
Of the South American influence.
the trend Of the knitted or cro-
cheted cap inspired by the "Chullo"
worn by the Peruvian Indians has
become q major trend.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Trend Of Symptoms

This condition = more likely to
Develop after Z full meal. too much
youghaSe. Tried or greasy foods. the
drinking oS cofee Or tea. eating
0vor-Gpicod foods and sweets. Any
o4tra nervous tension % oveywoyk
may hiring on m attack. Real collie
uncommon. Sufferers say they
tel better II they drink milk.
eookod cereals and other mild
4oodo. but they are hungry and
ND more sustaining nourishment.
This trend Of symptoms indi-
oAtee that something q wrong with
tn Supply of bile. Bile n not only
1oco0aox for the Digestion Of fats
oA4 caEoohydrates. but & = pow.
0y4& htostlpal AneleGptjctsIt In
0oosees the supply Of digestive
3ujcoo ind thus coeubsts Iermeu.
1ation and constipation. Some
times the supply Of bile y retarded
bOcause Il q too thick 70 dow
tlsyough the small ducts freely: the
liver Il slugg1sh Or the sphincter
muscle Of the common bile duct
contracts gpaSmodlcally due. to
norvous tension. All these may
cause q vicious circle.
Various methods are used to
uvercume this. The injection OF
1poom salts solution into the duo
denuIn through . stomach tube
thins the bile. stimulates its now
and relaxes the sphiucter muscle.
y y frequently Of great benefit.
Patients who are not suffering Sc
vorely are not prone 70 accept this
dioagYeesble form Of treatment.
0ometimes. an increase In the
annount Of fats stimulates frequent
enaptying Of the gall bladder. The
peeeence Of sumcient bile In the
1Qt0otinal canal stirs up the pro-
6oetlou Of more bile by the liver.
voxjous drugs have been used to
ottnaulate tt9e liver. Calomel has
boeu the chief aid but now many
inyestigstorS claim that Il does
net help. ] am not yee convinced
that calonol In slna1 doses does
not stimulate the production and
now Of bile.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07

licitously. "You didn't sleep very
long"
mo. I couldn't with the children
around" he replied m~atter-of-
factly and without the least bit OF
anger.
Mother gave the children Z sig-
nificant look - she said, Its too
bad they won't let you rest on the
only day Of the week when you can.
They ought TO be punished for It,"
6louching down into An easy
chair. father stifed q yawn. Leave
them alone" he pleaded. II don't
feel the least bit tired any more. !
heard what was going on. They
tried. but it's hard on youngsters
when they can't 60 out to play"
The. combination Of circuin-
stances makes this an exceptional
case. Rain out Of doors. the limited
space and opportunities for play Tn
the house and the fathers desire -
take Q nap are things which cannot
be completely reconciled. Il takes D
sensitive parent to understand .
child's minimum requirements and
know the limit Of his ability TO re-
strain natural e~xubersnce.
There are situations, however.
where absolute quiet ID Q must. as
when someone In the family Is III.
II the weather Is bad and the chill.
dren must remain indoors. an at
tempt should be made to send them
to q relative or neighbor. Or some
one should undertake to supervise
the children's activities. playing
with them ct quiet pursuits or
reading to'them.
The mother In the case described
above should have weighed the I'm
portance Of her housework In rela-
ton to fathers nap. II the nap was
deemed sufficiently important. she
should have sacrificed her house.
work for an hour or two and de.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
WORKING HANDS

Working hands must always be
kept In working trim. Women
whose profession depends on their
hands - musicians. sculptors.
painters, actresses-never risk the
chance Of infection which neglect
ed chapping or unclipped hang
nails may cause. They keep their
hand texture smooth through
constant use Of hand creams and
lotions. and no matter how crowd
ed their schedules have one thor
ough manicure weekly. When their
working hands grow cramped they
exercise and relax them by shak-
ing vigorously and rotating hands
about their wrists. Homemakers
should give their hands as much
care.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Chic Women Numerous

It would be interesting to know
how hattered. or annoyed, the
women listed really are. Some
have reached distinction In other
helds; others have no other bid to
fame. although I'm not letting
myself In. thank you. for saying
which u which.
A publiShed list Of ten, or If.
teen. well-dressed men would stir
UP Q terrible fracas. Men insist
that they are above such trivial
considerations as clothes: that
they leave these details to their
tailor and are outraged when Sc
lected for stories featuring them
in such . role. But q woman u
different. She Is filled with pride
when chosen as q good clothes
horse even though she may be
possessed Of far greater attain
ments.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Music Once
Brought Cops
In a Hurry
BY TALBOT LAKE

THE arrival Of Darius Milhaud,
! French composer, IN the United
States causes Us 70 think that time
does ny. He was one Of the early
modern composers, writer's Of the
screamy. scraplug cacophony that
one hears occasionally In . SYM
phony concert.
when Milhaud's competitions
were played In Paris, they called
out the poles. We were In the staid
city Of Philadelphia when mudc Of
q similar genre was dsSt played
there. Again-it called for the cops.
Today, g We listened to the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra the
closing piece was 4 6iufoneta BY q
man With . long name full Of "a.
x,s and ~. Il was Just - screany
as the kind that Milhaud composes.
But ~ heard no signs Of riot In
Carnegie Hall, There was only loud
applause. Probably few people will
write In 70 say that the orchestra
had cateSwsuled. The music Of
Milhaud and gentlemen IKE him Is
acceptable now. or Ut least borne
with patlence and fairness.
1lilhaud u . BIC. soft, fat man.
He comes from the south Of France
and has ben IA the q. q. since July
tssching music Of Mills College In
California. He Wae heye last three
years ago. HIS wife. Nine, Made.
laine llilhaud. y . leading French
A>k~~~~ nAA u,nnA tknw - seA = N~p-
Torrance Of his most recent CON.
position. "Nedee," In New York.
she read the uhretto.
Incidentally. that piece has one
other performances to its credit. .
memorable one. IL was played In
Paris Just before the Naxts arrived.
Il closed the next night. Il was the
6Yst and last opeyt o3 t4e var to
b given In the free French city.
The Boston SYMPHONY Orches-
trA q playing Alllhaud'S "EAntaisie
P1stoYale." NllhAud himself likes
jam. Ee u especially fond Of music
BY oershwin, whose work was N
early influence.
"Jax8 music." Milhaud says.
came along IKE . Wild fresh wind,
clearing the air Of the miasmo OF
musical. pyeciouSuess.. Il. was new
and fresh. and 1t did q great serv-
Ice"
I. The extent TO which the y. 8.
accepts such modern music Is
amply illustrated By the fact that
people from small towns. coming to
larger cities to study music. are not
feaSed by this Wild tootling and
scrsping. In fact. they almost seem
TO IKE Il.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07

Barbara Hutton Reventlow made
this years list, although when the
voting was done In Paris and By
the Paris dressmAkers she seldom
did. But here's the list selected by
q representative. and presumably
American jury.
Mrs. Harrison williams
Mrs. Ronald Balcom (the for
mer Millicent Rogers)
Mrs. Thomas Shevlin
Mrs. Byron Foy (the former
Thelma Chrysler)
Countess Hauewitz Reveutlow
(Barbara Hutton)
Mrs. william Paley
Mrs. Howard Linn (of Chicago)
Gladys 6warthout
Ina Claire
Mrs. Gilbert Miller
Mrs. Lawrence Tibbett
Lynn Fontanne
Mrs. 8. Kent Legare (Wash-
ington. .. Co.
Mrs. Harold Talbot
Mrs. William Rhinelander
Stewart.
This list. by the way, u the frst
poll taken In the United States
and under the title Of "nfteen
fashion leaders In America"
They might have said North
America, for there are many chic,
beautifully dressed South Amert.
cans and certainly many Parisi.
ennes and Russians, wherever they
may be, who wear their clothes
with great chic. The list as given
Is q sort Of all-American team In
which are included no Hollywood
entries but several professionals.
Don't let 1t get you down. The
United States has q great many
more than fifteen heticulously
dressed women. Our great cities
TEEN with them and small towns
produce some excellent copies. In
fact. to anyone who Is ut all
fashion. conscious. and ! must Cd.
nit the soft impeachment. 1t u
nothing short Of astounding how
many well dressed women one
sees wearing the latest thing, BY
some miracle, In the most out.of.
the way and unexpected places.
With cameras clicking and the
presses rolling, It's impossible TO
keep any fashion secrets. and
when no one seems inclined to
try, the result Is that fashions are
born and die before one can take
time OF to rush out and purchase
them.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Chicken in Clover Tops
Weeks Program of Menus
By JUDITH WILSON

THE housewife considering poul-
= try for the weekday or Sunday
dinner is In luck, as she has q wide
variety to choose from in most
markets.
A dish which visitors for Sunday
dinner are sure to welcome is
chicken In a delicious combination
with cheese. white sauce and broc-
coll. called Chicken In Clover"
Remove the bones from / cooked
chicken and slice the meat in large
pieces. Arrange 6 slices OF toast
on a baking platter-one OF the
new heat-resistant glass platters
makes an especially attractive serv-
ice. Arrange / bunch of cooked
broccoli over toast. and top with a
layer OF chicken. Pour 2 cups OF
rich white sauce over this. Sprin-
kle the top with y cup grated
cheese. and run under the broiler
for q minute Or two.
SUNDAY
Breakfast
Sliced Oranges
Dreamed Goldfish on Toast
Nut Crumb Coffee Cake
Dinner
Chicken in Glover
Baked Potatoes
Salad Bowl OF Mixed Greens
Crisis Cross Apricot Pie Coffee
MONDAY
Breakfast
Pineapple Juice
Soft Boiled Eggs
Toasted English Mullins
Dinner
Vealburgers with Sauteed
Mushrooms
Buttered Onions Mashed Potatoes
Butterscotch Pudding Coffee
TUESDAY
Breakfast
Banana on Ready-to-Serve Cereal
with Top Milk or Cream
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07

The administration Of bile salts
b. the mouth has produced some
quite satisfactory results, but re-
cent experiments have shown that
dried whole bile Is much more ef-
1octive than the use Of the sepa.
rate salts. Tablets Of whole bile
con now b obtained and taken by
mouth, thus furnishing the need
q bile which stimulates the liver
70 increased production. Thus We
obtain al the benefits.
Each hillary patient should be
thoroughly studied. to determine
whether the diet should contain
1a&s Or not. This Is not easy. but
Ooe can try "a excess Of fats or re-
duce the amount and observe the
sTUDults. -
Certain foods are taboo, such as
4f3od foods. shellfSh, thickened
sggavy. condiments. nuts. pies.
chocolate. alcohol. roughage vege-
tebles and whole wheat nour.
~. 7. ~. Of Idaho. asks the
4oUo 81 some whole dried bile tab.
~ and where 70 obtain them.
Apooals Doojcol" (dried bile) are
pcoo:. two Or three Of them Are
e4 With each meal 50 - TO be-
$3.50 mixed with the food. Ask
tour 0ruggiss where to Get them.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07

Whole Wheat Raisin Toast Butter
Dinner
Lamb Chops
Buttered Beets
EScalloped Potatoes with Onion
D~oughnutS Coffee
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
Orange Juice
Scrambled Eggs Toast Butter
Dinner
Broiled Sausage
Brussels Sprouts and Chestnuts
Broiled Potatoes
Fruit Bowl
THURSDAY
Breakfast
Fresh Pears
Cooked Whole Wheat Cereal
Toast Butter Bacon CuriS
Dinner
Kidney Stew
Buttered Carrots Brown Rice
Apple-Nut Salad
FRIDAY
Breakfast
Grapefruit Juice
Ready-to-Serve Cereal
Poached Eggs on Toast
Dinner
Broiled Smells. Tartar Sauce
Chopped Spinach. Hard Cooked
Egg Slices
Parsley Potatoes
Baked Custard Coffee
SATURDAY
Breakfast
Tangerines
French Toast. Cinnamon
and Sugar
Dinner
Spaghetti and Meat Balls
Buttered Snap Beans
Watercress and Lettuce Salad
Apple Pie Coffee
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Simple Clothes

Screen star Ona Munson likes
extremely simple and tailored
clothes, insisting on perfect cut
and line rather than decoration.
For daytime she wears only black.
navy or brown. But. for evening,
she wears her favorite colors. red.
black and pure white. She never
wears pastels as they tend to make
her naturally delicate coloring look
washed out" instead OF giving it
warmth and individuality.