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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

eqHinped and sfocked rood HSSed opportHnipy: nTpy
nFIlcA niid GRocsRSy: Err 3 W. w. s5sF fosaion we'll
sali3oed and nd stoaked; valued 's at 10y s., 500!
mgsf sell; prcs eo, 500 terms; for I'M
RRFSTauRASr RES7TF,f H0S SEATING nsL S!5f receipts
$500 monthly; license for selIlne. beer
mo all modern equipment; building ana
business Tor $50 500, terms R G. Dunno,
sToRrs 69t and psrop ST Pf oo4 At any S52@
evner viii taTn am hxtaTes No l4@o, o e Ext a55
CASH BUYERS WAITING to purchase your
baH s Syfs on Gh HorsE 81 FA 96a rms
furnished. deal location, for tourists; all
aod sH nc0ms 0Tseo Bds sI Star easy f5"S
GROCERY STORE, approximately, $500 a
week, all cash business: must sell on ac-
&SHE' 955 OF 81 qfs'n TR sS9a = ai"m'S reasonable FIX
DAY NURSERY SCHOOL in nearby Nd,
can handle 90. Selling account of mill
tary service. >l,5oo cash. Box ISL,
RESTAURANT FOR SALE, $4,000; 5-year
lease: GOOD location. Call RE. 41s7 for
RESTAURANr new equipment, long lease.
Easy 70 operate. VIII sell very reasonable.
WAITED HorsE s rG9ms sst@be
NO dealers. Box al Star. l5'
DRUgsToRE, owner called to Army: must s
r NJ De shazo, l23 4th St. MA. $500. :.
DELICATEssEN AND RooMING HOUSE
combmed, close-in, low rent income quoted
s. $50 mo, rtf2Yr5S 9T1sr !. mgi1 si1 1JTR 5slI!
9os 10th s.. NV MA a654
ROOMING HOUSE, at Catholic Univ tde-
tachodl, nearly new furniture; all girls do
rse reS omy 9T9 l9om f9UmS te4mS income sso
r NJ De shazo, 1923 14th ST Ma. 500. :
RoOMING HOUSE. l:3 ROOMS, BATHS,
$50 rent. 3-year lease. Que st. at 18th
quoted St35 plus Groom apt and pvt
bath, $500. terms.
,o., THURM & SILVER; oe-,
RooMING HOUSE. near 5th and Park I'd,
/ ; rooms ~ baths made into ants.
with kitchens and elec. refrlgerators; rent,
10, $4,000. terms.
r NJ De shazo, la3 14th S.. MA. $500. I.
UoTqR TBYcK gzFb HAUESG FIsG G9NTRAcT WsIFs IT,
MNEDIAATELLY RESPoNsIBLE MEN WHO nc,
TIAL WAR Work, IoNG-TfME TINE PRoFiT-
ABLE CONTRACT OFFERED. FULL De
TAILS On REQUEST. REFERENCES, BOX
BOOMING HOUSE, at Dupont Circle Is
income. S4SO besides owners lovely apt. a
NICE house $4,000. terms.
r NJ De shazo, 1923 l4fh St MA. $500. :
ROOMING HOUSE SPECIAL!
- rooms, 3 baths, @-year lease, in one
Of the best sections of Georgetownl In
come quoted $500. besides 4-room apt on
! st floor; price, Sl.35o. See this today!
THURM g. SILVER.
pos 9TH ST NV MA 1854.
Outstanding Drugstore.
Downtown location established so years
Income quoted. Sl25 per day, nice apt. for
owner; gas heat Rent reasonable. owner
gong INTO Army Good lease. Priced
10000 with $500 cash down payment.
JOHN J. McKENNA,
Reaitor and Business Broker
1429 Eye ST NV RE. 5345.
WILL SELL. QUICKLY
Your roomIns or boarding house to good
responsible buyers II priced right
LANE PASTOR, 81. 1868.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

TAKoMA PARK1Two bright clean md ans Tms,
ss3; 81. Ss65. s4S Maple say, ave. ,.rss
room apartment, 1st floor, nicely fur
nished: employed couple; auto. heat,
/ GIRLS share home. own living room. .
bedrooms, Kitchen; immediate. possession
$40 each; OR. I64o, 3l43 Ellicott Sc nv NV
also 1'' sm. studio rm for i; S25.
THREE GIRLS. everything furnished liv-
ing room and bedroom lst floor, basement
water. inner-spring beds: block > bus
lines. cH. DIAL. 1858 18th St n, Ar
sis ns % ooiuISNHTiANA pL. N.w.-Kitchcn and
bedrm., next semipvt. hath with shower,
gas heat Frieidaire: ] blk. express bus;
GE Gsntils asal home; empl' adults only 500
ATTRACTIVE Groom apt, Frigidsire. utll-
tiles. private entrance; employed couple;
5Is5 sth ST. N.W-Good transp.: bachelor
will sublet his comfortable home to couple
and child;; Gail after pm ~
plete I-room apt. for .. 600 Maryland
s6Io 18th ST. Nw.-Attractively brieh,
automatic gas heat; for employed adults
ATTRACTrIvE STUDIO RM.. kit and di-
nette. Frigidaire; regular, apt house, mod
furn.; Sll wk.. one gentleman. Also apt
near G. W. for one lady, restricted, $50. %
wk; INQUIRE 2l36 X st. NV. after, 8. 15'
LARGE APT, j. rooms bath, nicely furn.;
only 80 min from Treasury; 500 mo
Phone WA. 2O50.
AVAILABLE NOW. unusually large and at
tractively furn. studio rm., southern ex-
posure with 5 windows and running water
Individual beds and dressers,. electric grill
dishes. use of Frigidaire. daily maid serv-
ice. phone: around corner to stores. restau-
rants and movies, 10 minutes downtown
by streetcar. For 3 girls. SO each. Call
DE. 1886.
GIRL to share 1-roonl. kitchen. bath apt;
with another. Randolph 5000. 542o
TWo e-RooM APIS; ,Frisidaire. twin
beds: adults only. Call Lincoln 1867.
GIRL, 25 or 30, to share apt, conv. to
18th st. buses and 14th st. cars and shop
ping center; drive to Pentagon. DU.
31.0 after s pm.
63s A ST. NE large rooms and kitch-
enette: water in room; reasonable.
l012 HAMLIN ST. N.E.-2 rooms. nicely
furn.: adults: conv. transp. DE. 9@7a.
sUBLETTING completely furnished 3-room
spsrtmsnt sss sIIe n children. sos. With 4tili-
DI. s342, 1890 to 6.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD,

well -hea,ed. front rm for ) girls. S37, 80
zach Other vacancies seie' or do.e'
BRooKLASD Large iron, room. twin
5oqs also FoSg 'q 6 share ss GOOD trans
10Th ST. NV, l9ii-Lsrge warm able
sio i lst5S coSl tFos, AVE 5risi Sw4Htce snse and
donole rooms, delic:ous home-cooked food
9::s as 'FsasRPoFfI0n GoR Rb SWEFd6mmse ~ 2dS for
ISIS ls.h sT. SIIRoom. nSxS 70 BAN.
pSt ent suitable 3 or I; e. best iood: also so
seos 18th ST. N.w.-Larse attractive
rm for permanent sentleman: board opt;
beautifully furnished. suitable for ; or" or 3. g.
Ghs5 GARGr fspff RM Pu in izcase home for
Fi,is priE1lsss;: 80 ~ pU $50 an' -Ol
Jsxish family: sScsiis5t meals; . phqne;
beds. steam heat excel; food. conv transp.,
f:ssS'i99 1869 Eth 5o?T ST. SRR0om AR 95 for = also
double room board includes Sunday din
PSF s wSssRs MAss AVE warae 80 doa6e sI
other man to share EX. 9257'
i.5o QUE ST. N,W,-G,rl to share large
fStn a9unie room 6ea With s99ther shower gas
'Hrpsec nos COM sSs AyE H. crsstvood ss cluOLaree
double room living room. piano; also room
1924 EYE ST. N.W.@For young men and
women. s. week. Close at pm. EX.
DUPONT CIRCLE - Double and triple
rooms well heated excellent meals: also
issfs FSGH %Hss for AVE- sVfthe W GO d>aeve Ha
!oeat ION; reasonable.
ing aouse nice rooms. excellent meals meas;
rates. S40. to $50 per mo. 1876 GlSt St.
NV. North aSn4
1910 New Hampshire Ave.
Refined eucs,home, ] block from Dupont
Circle. Large double room available now.
room to share with young lady; Dec. 10;
! heat hot water. good food.
1927 10Th ST. NV.
Good t0od sOed $50 reIe pe4 nerdon don
available Immediately
ATTENTION!
1400 MASS. AVE. NV.
Double room with pvt BATH 'Stqd,o
1888 M ST. NV.
Coco. fCod. good, rooms; l double to
share in triple, 10 share IN double
80 per person; available Immediately.
IT'S MASS. AVE. NV.
Double. DOM ana other vacancies for
bldgs: excellent meals reasonable.
THE JOHN KILPEN,
231O Ashmeade Pl. NV.
Have several dble. rms. available. for
the list and 5th Excellent food. "A hr
switchboard service. HO ;|5ti6.
CALVERT HOUSE,
1401 10th st. n.w.-Large triple. private
bath: newly furnished double, sinele with
running water; excellent food switchboard,
Evening star., 1943-12-15
CHRISTMAS TREES,
CHRISTMAS TREES.

Especially selected pine, bushy. symmetrici
Freshly cut; can deliver in lots of 100
lndiyi6ual orders Wisconsin 800
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1925 MASS. AVE NV.
Large front room for } girls or men;
clean. congenial home: 1880 per mo.
also | vacancy for girl S17 SO per mo.
1901 CALVERT ST. NV.
Government girls, If you are tired of
dark hall, bedroom: see our. lovely 4-story
guesthouse for girls. Double and triple
rms, adj. baths, rec. rm., laundry facil !:
only S25 each NO. 9102 l5s
2349 AShmead Pl. NV,
Near Shoreham-large, next bath, inclosed
porch; light housekeeping privileges: near
transp.. store; ref REQUIRED. DE 1854
1917 r. I. AVE. NV.
Desirable vacancies, ideal location, Scott
Circle: switchboard. gamerooms. 21s
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. lcont.l.

DOGS, PETS, ETC. tconsJ.
BOSTON TERRIERS, toys, wks old male
and female black with white markings
534 Crittenden ST. NV. RA. 9135.
REDB0NE COON DOG. trade for rabbit
dog, Call Atlantic 1887.
COOKERS. REDS, BLACKS, RED AND
WHITES, S25-S35-S5o.
Collie. Males. S1o 80: Toy Fox. Female, Sis
Cocker. Bl., Fe.. SO: Fox Terrier. Fe.. $40:
shepherds, So; Police. So Cross-bred Males
Collie, Police. Terriers, So.
DOG HOTEL 1344 Georgia Ave. IA. 43@ /!
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Near 18th and Decatur NV.
In Fashionable CrestWood
HOUSES FUR. OR UNEuR.

DETACHED BUNGALOW. $50 mo: apf.
. rms bath, furn. or uqfurn S3S; apt,,
rms. bath, no utils., $40 NJ o. Jar.
VS. 3il4 R. /. ave. ne. UN 1895
Evening star., 1943-12-15

MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CGooNTTRR5AcT.. TR5
NEDIATELY RESPONSIBLE MEN WHO
CAN PLACE IN EST. 81 600 PURCHASE
NEW OR GOOD USED TRUCK. ESSEN
T1AL WAR WORK. LONGTIME PROFIT
ABLE CONTRACT OFFERED. FULL De
TAILS ON REQUEST. REFERENCES. BOX
l9G-L STAR
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RE-UPHOLSTERING

TYPEWRITER, Underwood por.
table MI. 2231.
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1897 COLUMBIA RD NV

FOOm' NIchen, bath and private en-
france, trig,dsre; al utilities furnished
CONVENIENT 10 stores and transport ation
FEDERAL FINANCE co, 9i5 New YORK
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POCMING HOUSE. at Dupont Circle Is
rooms. baths. unusually good furniture;
income S4s9 besides owners lovely apt.
NICE house $4,000 terms.
r ". De Shazo. lI23 l4th s.. Ma. 500. :.
Evening star., 1943-12-15

Highest cash price paid for grand, spinet
small upright, models. Get our appraisa
before YOU sell Write or phone
HUGO WORCH,
ITO G st. NV. MA. 1929
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ROOMING HOUSE SPECIAL!

= rooms, 3 baths, 2-year lease, in one
Of the bes. sections of Georgetownl In
come quoted. $500. besides 4-room apt on
J st floor; price, Sl.35O. See this today.
THURM g. SILVER.
oNS 10Th ST N w MA DS54
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MOVING. LAcKIhe & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's s
Evening star., 1943-12-15

90S 10Th S.. NV MA. 1854.
ROOMING HOUSE, al Catholic Univ tde-
tachod), nearly new furniture all girls do
ther own rooms, - rooms; income, $3.50;
rent only So 80; $500, terms
r NJ De Shazo, ] 1913 l4th ST. MA. 1920. =
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ROOMING HOUSE, E3 ROOMS. 4 BATHS.
$50 rent. .}-year lease. Que st. at 1th
NV Furniture above average income
quoted S435 plus Groom apt. and pvt
bath 50, 500 terms.
THURM & SILVER.
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637 EYE ST. NV.
Newly Remodeled House.

OonNehlent 70 Govt. Offices; Sleeping rooms
aS low as 81 week per person. also have
h945ekeep!ng apis. foE couples. $3.50 and
= , veeE-
1923 18th ST. NE.
.. rooms kitchen and bath. gas furn
imme edla'e occupancy S42 30 mo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.,
@27 N Y. Ave NV RE 3435
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DELICATESSEN AND ROOMING HOUSE
combined, close-in, low rent, income quoted
5 $50 mo, Owner muSt sell!
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-17

geles. She said they were to be married when he got his next leave.
 She gave her age as 28 and Capt. Howard gave his as 35.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-17

Actress Dorothy Lamour and Capt. William Ross Howard HI of the Army Air Forces applied for marriag license in Los An
Evening star., 1943-01-07
1heater Balcony Jumper
Put Under Observation

A 36-year- man who dropped
36 feet last night from the balcony
/ into the orchestra sec ion of the
RKO-Keith's Theater, Fifteenth and
G. streets NV, slightly injuring
three patrons, was being held today
! at Gallinger Hospital for mental OBJ
servation, police said.
The man, according to investi-
gators, first struck the mezzanine
Is feet below the balcony then
bounced into the orchestra section,
another l3 feet down.
Some patrons in the crowded
theater commented on the fact there
was 10 paric and little excitement
when the man dropped from the
balcony.
Fred H. Dietsch, ebout 35, of 202o
Columbia road NV, was released
from Emergency Hospital after
treatment for possible left arm
fracture
Also struck but refusing hospital
treatment were Mrs Eleanor M.
Roosevelt. 3o27 @ street NV, and
Rober.. D. Splain, lilo Curtis street,
Chevy Chase, M. Mrs.. Rccsc~elt
is the widow of Col. Henry Latrobe
Roosevelt, retired Marine Corps Off
Ger who was Assistant Secretary of
the Navy until his death about five
years ago.
The man who leaped was treated
at Emergency Hospital for a cut
SCALP before being transferred to
Gallinger
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Organization Seeks
$1,000 Gift for All
Service Men, Women
Indiana Group Proposes
Payment in Gold From
Federal Reserves
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW ALBANY, Ind, Jan. T.
Payment of $4,000 in gold to every
eX-serviceman or woman of the
present war is advocated by the
Victors Adjustment Organiza ion.
The purpose of the VAO-which
was incorporated January 4 at In
dianapohs by Straude E. Wiseman
of Crandall, Ind: James G. Royse
of Chicago and Richard w. Elliott
of MilWaukee-Was explained in a
statement yesterday by Mr.. Wise
man, who said the plan will bene-
fit everybody and cost nobody"
Mr.. Wiseman, a former Disabled
War Veterans service worker who
has established headquarters of the
new organization here, added:
The huge sum involved will nat
urally be put to use. The money
will move and thus make business
move. ="
Operation of the plan will cost
nothing because there need be no
taxation to meet the obligation, .
Mr.. WiSeman continued.
According to the VAO's plan, the
$4,000 would be paid by the Federal
Government either in gold or in
certificates redeemable in gold at
not more than S35 per ounce.
Nj. Wiseman said that since the
United States is not now on a gold
standard the gold in the Govern
ment'S vaults is useless.
IF it we're put into circulation.
giving to our service men and
women such part of it as may be
required to meet this obligation, it
would become very useful" he de-
clared.
Mr.. Wiseman proposes that the
Nation go back on a gold standard
to meet the plan and in this way,
he said, there will be no danger of
initiation.
Mr.. Wiseman said his organiza-
ton hoped to interest members of
Congress and economists in the
plan.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Russia. u ar Relief Seeks
CIoihinq and Shoes

Clothing for civilians and guerril-
las in areas recapturcd b. Rucsian
forces from the German invaders
Will be sought from every Washington
household. it is announced by the
Russian War Relief, with headquar-
tefS at 1918 Connecticut avenue NV
Already 1,000 letters have beer
mailed to cleaning and shoe repair
ing establishments asking that they
contribute unclaimed articles of
clothing. Deposit centets are to be
set up al various points here.
Bobby Plavnick, 29OO Ontario
road NV, asked his guests recently
to bring warm clothes instead OF
presents to his birthday party
Clothes thus gathered-enough to
clad "a RuSSianS-Were delivered tc
an official collection center.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
Taxi Interests Again
Demand Full Fare for
Each Cab Passenger
PUG Chairman Asks
For Public Hearing
In D. c. Rute Problem

Demands for full prevailing fares
for each person or party" under
group riding were heard again to-
day from some taxicab leaders as
members of the Public Utilities
Commission and representatives of
the taxi industry renewed their
struggle over plans for group riding,
group riding fares and other emer-
gency problems.
/ James H. Flanagan, PUG chair
man, proposed a consolidation of
ideas and the filing of formal pro-
pcsals so a public hearing might be
called at the earliest possible time
/ This was advanced with the hope of
bringing order out Of present con-
fusion and getting the industry into
better alignment with the current
situation.
The session was attended by
Clewell Sykes of the Taxi Division
of the ODT, who declared the new
restrictions on Use CT automobiles
because OF gas short2ge accentu9tcd
the absolute necessity for action,
since he expected lesser use of pri-
vate cars would increase demands
on cabs He said, alluding to the
order forbidding any pleasure driv
ing, This is real fire alarm, not
a false alarm"
Rc1Ort Submitted.
At the outset Of the conference,
V. A. McElfresh, chief accountant
Of the PUG, submitted tentative
report for a committee rccC.2uond-
ing that if mandatory group riding
is ordered "emergcncy scrvicc' by
cabs, to be exempted from the group
riding order, should be construed to
be only that required by persons
needing hoSpitalization or immediate
medical attention
Mr.. MCElfreSh also said his group
ais not optimistic" as to the pros
poets Of improving service by cabs
in outlying areas.
He said it was obvious that any
improvement in service in zones
three and four would necessitate
some curtailment Of service in zones
Evening star., 1943-01-07

one and two or greater and more ef-
ficient use of existing equipment,
and the latter alternative he thought
could be achieved to some degree by
a group-riding plan.
The McElfresh group recon-
mended prompt establishment OF
IAN equitable" group-riding plan,
that this be widely advertised and
that adequate cab stands be set up
at proper locations
Gregory Hankin, PUG member,
said he thought it was agreed by
all that any group-riding plan would
have to be based on a fiat rate per
passenger for his particular ride.
Cites Objection.
Prompt denialS came from Jacl,
Dolton CT the Blue Light Cabs, who
ca;d that was the objection to the
rush hour pickup" cab plan, and
that it was unfair" TO both the
public ard the driver.
F'win A. Glenn, had Of the
United TaXicab Drivers, Inc. said he
ID disc greed WITH Mr. Tankin at
-2c conference December / and he
I'D r~CrOeed that for group riding
t.,c cc-;n7ieGiOn eliminate a present
rue which REQUIRES a di-:eion of
f@rcs al~c'2~' passengers when there
is such riding.
Both Chairman Flanagan and Mr..
Rankin suggested that full prevail
ing fares under group riding would
be unfair to the riding public.
Under questioning, Mr.. Glenn
said he had estimated his full-fare-
p2r-rcs5ongor plan would mean
50 per cent increase il cab driver
revenUc5 and ho 2crcc3.; to file his
c0mputaticns a-1 Cthcr data.
PinGgold Eagt, che of Diamond
Cab Co.'S repre- @entatives. said he
was more convinced than ever that
fat fare per passenger for group
riding was the only way to end
disputes over eroup-riding fares
AS to what would be a fair rate.
he s2id it mus be, one which takes
into consideration both the owner Of
the cab and the riding public
There was considerable discussion
as to whether group riding, if made
compulsory, should be on 24-hour
basis or limited, with the mandatory
feature applying only to daylight
hours.
1t Joseph D. Harrington. the hack
inspector, pleaded for a simple
eroup-ridino fare system. telling
stories of the food Of complaints
coming to his office because of con-
fusion over present rates.
Evening star., 1943-01-07

In these crowded times, don't let
vacant room go unused. Rent it
through a Star Want Ad." Ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-01-07
NE of the vital concerns of nation
~ at war is FOOD. AS the war pro.

1NE of the
~ FOOD As the homv
and of
tribute effectively and equb! which will the fashion
Many these ~ ~
with
eood.1mo, something
of The American
the and Allies Shall
rhna it om!' n
bors? AS between a
and threat of create rather
frightening effect And the resu|I i
buying or buying scale with
rent family needs nightly if she will refuse to
h!serica shelves
On thing this con! will help
wave OF smpcoes small at salesvoIm
sonexcep uasoned tear have chance.
he is all for Share
and wisely dstrb '
the national food But
hardship for atas t;eao1 hn.sss 11
alarm? Of they And will ~
o
wife who will regard them a.
overbuy practical the
a to nat
She will 80 a normal accordt
Garden of Eden you" AMY h0" N maj buying
be ertre
later If haze to a
She will reflect the
table If
yet still be more avisy provoned than the of Vtoy
on baream the euv0rd?
$ to bresrve homewyo o. Aeepton
ask yourself this "Am ENOUGH Iean'
Evening star., 1943-01-07

She will pride herself on the American
home.woman's gift of adaptability to new
problems; she will welcome the adventure
of creating the new plainer.living menus
which will become the fashion even for
the richest families.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Prepared with CRISCO, his fovorite foods
will be extra GOOD -TAsTING-reaIIy DIGEsTIBLE!

Want to pack his lunchbox with special treats? Let
Crisco do the trick! For when it comes to making
good eats that are sure to be appetizing to
be digestible-you can count on Crisco every timel
See what Crisco-frying does for those Frank
fritters. 1t makes em brown and crisp and mouth
watering. Remember Crsco fried foods are so
digestbe children may eat EN-!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

+. Bring in a beautiful baby
Cher sisters ).Maybet54fythc
answer-she's always bathed with
gentle Ivory Soap. Doctor S orders.
No soap is Puter than mild Ivory
lit contains no coloring, medica-
ton or strong perfume that nigh,
be irritating. Better change to
regular, gentle cleansings with
Ivoy-Jane!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
FRANKfRlI1ERs g.. 81

Crisp. brown fritterS taste good cold
as well as hot-ask any mani So make
these Crisco- fired Frankfritters Tor
tasty. digestible supper tonight and
save out two or three 20 pack IN your
husbands hJnchbox tomorrow
4 10. frsnkfurters a cup m1k
? tbsps prepared tbsp, melted
mustard Crisco
l egg - cup -four
y tsp. baking powder u tsp. salt
Prick frankfurters. Boil gently S min.
Dram; cool; and slit just enough 20
spread mustard inside. Press together.
Beat egg add milk and melted Crisco.
Beat IN sifted dry ingredients. Dip
frsnkfurters IN batter. Fry TN golT-
en- brown IN skillet containing enough
hot Crisco 20 cover bottom Of pan.
Crisp GrIsco-frIed foods are easy 20
digest even for youngsters All
Measurements Level.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

I. Add a handsome Marine
cher rivals J. Hcsays, Hello"
and his smile lifts her heart. But
it falls with a terrific thud-when
he passes her by and edges his
way across the room TO dance
with somebody else. Somebody
with complexion 70 be envied-
as smooth and radiant as say! -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

YOU write the happy
endlng! Does Jane meet the
handsome Marine again? Does he
fall like a ton Of bricks2 Does she
marry him2 Could be It's easy for
a gal with a baby.radiant skin!
Better start using gentle Ivory for
jour skin-tonight!
99Ahooe GO pure Ii floats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

Pastry Method printed right on the
Crisoo label No guesswork with this
easy method Iteives you faky, tender
pie crust every time as digestible as
il is delciousl Roll dough -" thick.
Cut ia 8 squares. Cover half Of each
square with meat mixture. Fold over
das1nally Moisten edges and press
together Prick top. Bake in hot oven
600 F. 30-40 min. Makes fat turn
overs! AL Measurements Level.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

And if you want that Honey Nut Cake to be
light as feather, use Crisco No sense using ex-
pensve shortening when Crisco makes cakes lighter,
higher, so dgestbe.
No other shortening does more for your cooking
than pure, all-vegetable Crisco. Get jar today
and see how it makes baking, frying, all your
cooking better tasting really digestible!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

Here's another good.tasting main dish
that makes a special lunohbox treat
. savory meat filled turnovers with
Criseo's melt-in.your-mouth pastry!
cup chopped cooked pork
! cup diced apple
recipe Crisco pastry
(singie-orust proportional
Combine pork and apples. Make pie
dough, following Crisco's own sure