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SPECIAL NOTICES.

! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts made by any one except contracted
2Ss
AFTER THIS DATE will not be respon-
sible for any debt constructed by anybody
other than myself. Robert NJ. Lang. 1867
Alabama ave. Sc. 27s
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Columbia Title Insurance
co. Of the District of Columbia for purpose
OF electins 5 Trustees Of the Company.
heretofore advertised for Dec. 20, 1943,
having been postponed, will be held at the
once OF the COMPANY, 503 2 st. NV,
o'clock Polls will be opened at 2 O'Clock
and closed at 3 o'clock Pm. Books for
TO Feb. 81. 1914, both dates inclusive.
EDWARD s. McKNEW. Asst. Secy.
BRICKLAYERs' UNION NO. l, D. c.
There will be a special meeting Of
Ericklayers' Union No. i, D. c., held at
eythian Temple Wednesday. Jan. %. 1914,
at 7:30 o'clock pm
BRICKLAYERS' UNION NO. l, D. c.
Dennis Sullivan. Chairman-Trustee.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Southern Publishers
Study Seven Sites for
Another Paper Mill
~ the Associated Press.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 26.-
The Newsprint Mills Committee of
the Southern Newspaper Publishers
Association Is investigating at least
seven proposed sites for an addi-
tonal high-capacity newsprint plant
In the South.
Accomplishments OF q committee
session here were outlined by Walter
c. johnson, Chattanooga, associa-
ton secretary and manager, as fol-
lows:
l. Received data on proposed sites
In Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi,
Texas and Louisiana from various
interests, including railroads and
chambers OF commerce.
z. Determined that the site select
ed would not be announced until
options on the necessary timber
lands are obtained.
;. Investigated engineering and
machinery requirements for the pro-
posed mill.
4. Developed plans for completing
groundwork during the war; in order
that construction may begin immed-
lately after hoStilities cease.
S. Agreed upon holding subsequent
committee meetings, subject to call
of the chairman, Carl B. Short,
Roanoke, Va, general manager of
the Roanoke Times and World News.
Mr.. johnson said the $4,000, 900
newsprint mill at Lufkin, Tex, has
proved that such undertakings are
practical"
Committee members at, the ses-
sion, besides Mr.. johnson and
Mr.. Short, were Frank Daniels, gen.
eral manager Of the Raleigh IN. c.
News and Observer; J. F. Tins,
general manager Of the New Orleans
Times Picayune and States; E. K.
Gaylord, Oklahoma City, publisher
of The Oklahoman and Times;
George Biggers, general manager of
the Atlanta Journal, and Victor
Hanson, publisher of the Birming-
ham News and Age Herald.
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HELP MEN.

AssIs TANT CASHIER in stock brokerage
once. Bright boy around II of sood char
to learn ali phases Of a, dienined business
offering unlimited DO ssibilities In war or
peace economy. Good salary and hours
RFNP MxSxGEk sSS
real estate ONCE: long, well established:
oe. n sonSenns unt
r' sfter interSieW. oasfSi BOX se4-x, Star. '''
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced draft raft ss de-
AUTo MECHANIC, excellent opportunity
to ss your sy highest xea a overm. IN aei
sired, good salary and working conditions.
Must have referral card. See MI Zim-
norman, Lee D. Butler Co., 1121 21st
AUTO OR TRUCK MECHANICS earn as
much as S75 wess Ss.S ana I'M,
Su er orties S
sick benefits. vacations with pay. annual
bonuses and believe that We ofieI as ane
SSa ehsnio sppi, at once ssu to Mr. RSnion' TTev
Motor ca 14th and ad, sts ~ NM Cal
Applicants must have a referrai card from
ayTS q ga BOP! : AsS FENDER NAN. ss suts
pay AIS s.{s1 Hsmpden NJ lans Bethesda Md
kTTo MECHANICS ms SIS gsek1y ayo
shop: operator for Bear frame and wheel
aliEnment machine. fabrication men: porter
nS in warm sho H YOU
e H. for snt.rvisS. kirsys sales sale ( Service,
aG aGfo wiSD wMrGHHSfcs sSf AInftfhn hsDe1s va
week; must have reiess.. II. J. Brown
s1ntnS sHnTY ne 6fERHTok HcfsSn sond salary and
mission oaston's. 1741 Conn. ave. NV.
faSri sgTiERc HG caotsGMAs, stsGA excellent salary;
cAk iNs WHsHRs-GsEAsEk, White e Of colored;
Rss dea xSd afy a1ssy pos
AaRWxsAfR A5,HEtSR Hs s1a.r.ns.d sa Ssss only inside
$40 wk guaranteed ESQ Service Center.
81 SHSRmaN SsS i1d iof ords downtown Ss NV once bldg
Apply Miss Lapinsky. SIG 14th st. NV,
eosIGefSk. & fs!fsSks $50 pc. week. plus commits
;ss sis 'siss sSe Anss'
for wholesale tobacco. house. Permanent
DHh fs Sisk r e @ a Eye st SUNDAY
or night work. The Preside Inn, 1742
DISPLAY MAN, ora1t exempt TO Work
W.shIestSn va Jsst% s;. Are. for large distributor
bGivEss: bGa TSsss!' stead Steady job Apply pieners,
l22I 3snd St. NV; Essential industry;
drugstore. New Hampshire Pharmacy,
sqqS snS1ft Ut St .IN nv IIt; RA; 300, co,,r.s
lief switchboard operator, 2 nishts q week
nsss.s.Ty @ y See Res Msr sol f1saSe ioth Sc HS'
ELECTRiCIANs, experienced on neon signs.
electric motor repairs or industrial service;
top WAGES. vacations. permanent jobs to
coed men. Electric Equipment Co.. 9th
ELEvAToR OPERATOR, colored: hours. s
+ Ap1T HhEcToKs' sa9 sag ,:o Ese st unor NOR
xeider; Dupont Iron Works, 1166 18th
MAILMAN, colored. for apt. house; AT or
over draft age. Apply manager, 215 B
EELPEK ON TRUCK. white, delivering for
drug and sundry warehouse; starting SAL
cry, SO per week, plus overtime. Call
INVALID or cripple with good phone voice
fna. - rsonahty 70 taks 60 orders BY phone
0ox 3T7-x. Star.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored. wishes r-h.w. and chiId's
care in ne. Call WA. 62a7, Hester Fields.
GIRL, colored, wants days work, Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday, Friday.
Hobart 529S
GIRL, colored. honest willing worker.
wants domestic work; live In: references.
Call Decatur 4157
GIRL, colored, wants morning work. no
Sundays. Call Dupont 1925
GIRL, colored. wants general housework:
Job. Michigan 37S3
GIRL, colored. Southern, experienced. with
reference. desires days work: SOC per hour
and carfare. Taylor 2p9p
GIRL, colored, wants Job taking care Of
small child; no Sundays. Phone Du-
GIRL. colored. experienced. Southern,
wants work 8 days . week. tuesday.
Wednesday. THURSDAY. S4 and carfare
Jamie Brinkley, 4O7 K st. ne.
LAUNDRY for private family In River
Terrace section. Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday. Trinidad 1171 after pm.
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HELP WoMRN tcens. !,

s.s ..se fs'sIsa Sssl ::
s|ssssS. y f0l lsi Yea Yss' g. ss'. see
sak.ag ssas e, r.f
IF sRAsTkkss gas: ana SaDat t.r st. Experienced
germanent position, Eood salary. Apply
Smart Gown Salon, 260b Conn. ave.
sEcRETTARY by established real estate and
insurance once; salary. $3.50 2 mo- give
experience and references. Box 2s6-x'
sHoPrEE-Pleasant and interesting out
Sfsf A's Gi.R Rss a star a1hs ass
oes 2is Hc PSs1 Hsas fa ADpy
SODA GIRL. colored; good pay. with meals:
shsNosAsHEhSs hisN s1ss ahs to1 st' law NV oe. AnD,
Room .4O2, Edmonds Bldg, 917 18th St.
sTEsoGsAPPAER sT RI Pahl experienced. s1-ss years.
good working conditions, good salary. AS
hour week. Apply to Mrs. Ways. Smiths
sTpaSe,saphsl. st9rsSs Go a2la r1 You St nv
good working conditions. State ase and
sstis sSs sSs x asne2s sse ee.
ss.r.us.s Dsa''
salary. S3s. 80; Opportunity for advance
ment; $40 woodward Bldg. See Mr.
siTEEESsSoSGtiksAaiPHER, full or part time; hotel
sTRN0GsHtase7 NGRnNssomsrHy 1897 IOTa 10y, ave- NV
TRAcfSG M AND S q. s. AND Nd D. ei Clerk k0i" Tor
motor truck tr.nsportaitop company;
ypins M and ming requlGed s 1nSgisase aseSr we &
sat. $50 an. to q pm. Average weekly
tlncate of availability from last nop1nyer
Or referraI card from USES. i 'r Apply S1c'T ". +
Cowan; Inc, 1850 okie st. ne.
hour week. ABLY III 5tS St. NV n.W. Nv
once work: Apply in own handwriting,
TYrIsT- CLERK. real estate ONCE: no ex-
perienee nseo required: permanent position
WAITkEssEs. white: steady lob, good
fss.y Brown ps9Sy s9GS tBs ssA Aeoy conn after sts
to pm, no Sundays. Snack Shop. s36
SSAirssfEsssn sfs nc .itv;a!ss,,, for r.st.yy.n., No
WHIrREssGGssn VA Ies Gsnn, esl0s.d sos good with
meals: good hours. Apply SS in person, son Penn mn
M GS s2Dersneea sn ead Tant.d 1is NV jim
WAITREssEs, eolored aa hon hours S. from rom to
$50; $40 week. Highlands Cafe. 1914
SOin. ave.
MATTRESSES, white, experienced, needed
for Knife and Fork Restaurant Please
apply Mr. Cannon. 935 Penna. ave. NV
WOMAN, over 80. with cultural back
Eround: education and personality more
Important than experience. Box 300-V
Star.
WOMAN for accounting dept, one capable
OF doing invoice and inventory extensions
ACCURATELY. Ideal working conditions.
4S-hour week. Salary. $40 per week GIL.
22i4. Mrs. Grunwell, Carrier Food Service,
2618 Wilson blvd.
WOMAN, reliable. in Buckingham: super
wise child afternoons or sit evenings. Box
WOMEN, colored, experienced in cooking
and cleaning, for restaurant work. Apply
after ate pm' Brown Derby, 3333-A Conn.
WOMEN. white, for cafeteria counter; no
sundays. Open Door Cafeteria. 1412 Eye
YoUNG WOMAN as dictaphone operator
and TO handle telephone in small. we'll
appointed once: position permanent: busi-
ness industrial: salary Commensurate with
ability Phone Ex. BOOB
YOUNG WOMAN. stenographic duties and
general once work in well-established real
estate once. located in downtown Wash
bf2-cay week. vacation with pay. Salary
to start, 81 800 per annum: permanent
position Our employees know OF this ad
state oualifcationS, etc, and inclose small
photo II possible. Address Box 452-X
Star. in own Handwriting
Evening star., 1944-01-26

hkLP MEN y WOMEN.
COUPLE, cook and houseman; live in: 30.
nearby Nd: must be experienced generai
farming; wife to do housework: permanent
Ing quarters. Cali Rupert. Ma. oslo.
F8op fSa a eahksSsknsSSs, sSsknSs ?: butchers. .: expert
enced: 5h-day week; GOOD salary; Royal
Meat Meat, Market. sol No PATRICK st.. Alex;
NAN NAN AND WIFE, colored. as houseman
and maid for family in Chevy Chase; live
in: excellent wages, living conditions and
working arrAngements Reply for ap-
pointment, giving references. Box 373-
Man And WIFE to service and manage
5.acre farm located 10 miles north OF
Silver Spring. on main highway: living
quarters and salary to experienced man.
sxifEsPEoPLE..A Tor our yard goods DEPART
ment, both men and women and no expert
ply to personnel ONCE. The Hecht Co.. +
SODA FOUNTAIN help wanted. male or
female; no experience needed: good pay
with meals: full or part time. Rosslyn
WRrug; sutco tes hwy and Moore st.: Arl., W.
aser and hatwork assorter manager. Ap-
ply personnel ONCE. 7f3 Lamont st. NV
Ws WANTED h.p ana
perienced: new plant: GOOD pay. ~ Apply
timekeeper. Emereency Hospital, I'LL New
York ave NV, WashinRton, ID c.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING
the annual meeting OF the Goodwill
noa,on under os se .p1 psct
q columsis. viii Be held in the the Admin :
is.ratien Building At 1918 Ne. Hampshire
sf4 .t 500 p for the purpose
electins six trustees Of the. corporation
for, the term OF terms prescribed BY, such
other Business which may isWfrlly come
before or be submitted to such meeting.
By diFe''iG9 DosoTRY st n TIuisfsi 4. sfeho1s.
This 2sth d., of January. 1871. seie'.f''
NOTICE !s HEB HEREBY 6 GIVEN y. NIT THAT y11 TIE
t.. san.ss The
ssim si 1ass5 sS@D'Rs h Dsafs
tsa aysaus '7s S;W n y. he CITY q Nsshinssen:
1't a q Y.yo2 o undsE In. the name 9 Of aas s
general partner Interested in said nrm is
Walter E; Miller: ? resident Of, the District
8 a.. Sc shs the
fdwsrs f AND Paul hDp.Ss saS o
Of capital which said special PARTNERS have
o6 eo9t5ibutsd II is: seost B Appi@sby,o @ ,ooS S20- o.
$780, ooe Paul Frsde1s a1ps6 1CSt5i
900 90 has been contributed BY walter E.
Miller The partnership is to commence
on the st day of January. 1874. and shall
terminate ten years from that date, unless
sooner dissolved by those contributing a
majority of the capital Certificate of
Limited Partnership was signed by. US
January 10th, 1914, and has been fled by
q. in the once of the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the
District Of Columbia as required by law.
WALTER E. MILLER.
SCOTT B. APPLEBY.
FREDERIC N TOWERS.
PAUL A. APPLEBY.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANTED-Woman to drive to Iouisiana
with wife Of serviceman: share expenses.
Call WI $3.50. %.
DRIVING TO FLA; leaving Feb. s: can
carry two. Call MI. 9601, e:30-9:30 am;
DESIRE TRANSPORTATION to Chicago.
Good driver. AID. 1850. 1343 Clifton
st. NV, Apt. ~.
OFFICERS WIFE driving to jacksonville.
Fla. Feb. 1st; has space for passengers.
Phone DE 6352 2Ts
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SALESMAN,
80 to 35, draft exempt, to call on retail
stores. Must have car. Good salary and
car allowance. Canada Dry Ginger Ale Co.,
400 r. I. ave. ne.
OUTSIDE CLERICAL WORK,
FULL OR PART TIME.
Experience Not Necessary.
Training Paid for.
Mature Age No Objection.
No Rigid Physical Requirements.
Learn to check trafhc. Work full time
DAYS per week: S130 per month to start,
automatic increase.
If you have at least 3 hours at time
70 spare; days Fer week or more, between
work full day Sundays, we can use YOU
part time at 65c per hour
Apply Weekday Mornings,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect Ave. NV,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

car lines and shopping center. 10 rooms.
2 baths bedrooms: house and furniture
in fine condition; oil hot-water heat; ST.
Eggleton Real Estate. DU. 5051 and
NEWSSTAND, CIGARS, etc: in hotel
ton: price, Sl.25O. Box 3o9-V. Star.
DRY CLEANING and laundry storA
$500. 90 week cash business. Call TR. 1881,
3 TO pm: or HO. 3237 after s pm, 30s
LOCAL INVESTOR will finance builder Of
small houses or apts. in metropolitan Wash.
Which Suss BY raA and WPS
proper credit. Confidential. Box 212.
GRocsERY STORE, NV section, x..kl,
business 5000, GOOD stock, good fixtures.
Owner Eoins into Army. win sacrifice.
Call David Rifkind. RE. 4034, at ITO 18th
st. NV. after 10 am
Continued on Next RaeoO
Evening star., 1944-01-26
New Name for Hot Doc

LOS ANGELES (R.-The plebian
hot dog is now known at a frank
furter- -on-a-bun stand as steak in
tights"
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PRIVATE SECRETARY

7,
IL years experience, moving to Wash
ington after 5 years confidential assistant
to sales manager large. nationally known
company: not interested in routine steno-
initiative, tact, judgment and ability: COL
lege BACKGROUND; gentle: excellent refer
view. Can be reached next two weeks.
Sligo 63S3 2Ts
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, would like Job as
1anttor, with quarters. good reference. Call
MI. 1914 after 5 pm 27s
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DREssMAKING, desisning, remodeling and
alterations: reas. Miss Bert, 1880 irving
st. NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223S.
GIRL, colored, wishes lob as elevator OPP
orator in an apartment house or store:
no sundays: Adams O147.
HOUSEkEEPER, not g.h.w., or manager
guesthouse; refined woman, very reliable:
clerirsi ability: highest references. Box
304-V, Star. 2Ss
LADY, elderly. as companion in refined
home exchange room. board; no domestic
work: references EXCHANGED. Ho. 7191.
LAUNDREss, expert: family washes: cash
and carry; near Bancroft. Falls Church
and Arl. Falls Church 1s14-J.. 2s'
WOMAN, white middle aged. win take
no cooking; live in. GE. 5077. 8 to 10
am. only.
WOMAN, elderly, enicient housekeeper.
wants R.h.w. in employed peoples house:
school-ag child no objection. TR. 1879.
COOK, white. absolutely competent for
position in small family; no laundry: live
in; references. Box BOW, Star. -
WOMAN. refined, capable. as companion,
light house duties. prepare food; clerical
ability: best references. Box 427-v, Star.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
HELp MEk.
HELP MEN b WoMEA

PART-TIME MESSENGER.
White or colored. for medical clinic, 90
pm. daily, 81 sat; $50 mo. RE. 1887.
Evening star., 1944-01-26

CLERK-TYPIST.
II to 3b years OF age. for bookkeeping de-
partment. 40-hour week OF every other
Saturday. See Miss Pethcrbridge,
RANDALL H. HAGNER CO. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE 3ROO
Evening star., 1944-01-26
PERSONAL.

TEACHER-MOTHER desires place in coun-
try near jr. h. s. to board son. Box
301-V. Star.
CARPENTER and cabinetmaker, estimates
free, 35 yrs exp. All work guar. Call
an American who knows how. DU. 1854.
ELDERLY people can nnd full care and
attention -dR r very nice Jewish home. Can
TYPING, legal, manuscript. etc: neatly
and accurately done at home. co. $3.50.
WATCH REPAIRING. 8 to 5 day service:
all work guaranteed. s. Franks Jewelry
Co; 1I04 14th st. NV; mr.: L: Open ewes.
splendid for club meetings and card par
tables: in Columbia HEIGHTS. on car line.
Mr. Soldano. ME. $500, ia. 1882.
MISS FLOODS private kinoergarten, 1922
Massachusetts ave. NV: school Of dancing
and nursery: hour. day or week. $50
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, h,sself-confdence, freedom from self
cor, sonssiogssnsss; private tutor. MI. 1850
method. Results effective for q Life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery, DIR. soMMERwERCK,
4521 10th st. NV, RA. 4747.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Powell, If you are n need Of q loan up
IN ot,,r.
Evening star., 1944-01-26

COOK,
southeast section (white); nishtwork,
6-day week, above-averAge salary; wonder
ful opportunity for right man. Brine re-
Lease. eau HI. 1928 after pm, Hilltop
Restaurant 5211 Marlboro piks S.s.
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STENOGRAPHER
HELP poMEsIIc.

stenographer or typist, railroad once,
ne. section Of city; permanent position;
good pay. State age, experience and tele-
phone number. Box 129-X, Star.
Evening star., 1944-01-26

AUTO MECHANICS,
Top pay, steady work, 5ha days week; over
time II 1esired. Applicants must have re-
lease See Mr.. Mckee, Mckee Pontiac,
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YOUNG MEN.

YOUNG MEN,
Mechanically inclined, to work in service
station and operate service truck for road
service. See Mr.. Mckee, Mckee Pontiac
22nd and N SITS. NV
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Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1944-01-26
ENGINEER

Supervise operation Of large heatin
plant. Permanent position, excellent 81
larry: Box 221-x. Star.
Evening star., 1944-01-26

TELEPHONE OPERATORS.
Apply employment ONCE. 722 18th st.
NV Monday through Friday: $40 An.
The c. & P. Telephone Co.
your msximum SKIN in another war In
dustry
Evening star., 1944-01-26

COOK, EXPERIENCED.
Good WAGES: furnish references. Can
CO. 1901.
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AUTO MECHANICS,
DRIVER-SALESMAN.

5-day week: S35-a-week guarantee to
start; exceptional opportunity to increase
earnings IN short time. Apply Hub Laun-
derers. 18th ST. at Eastern ave-, Mt.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
WOMAN

To take charge Of small cafeteria In Alex
surroundings: must have had previous food.
cafeteria or restaurant experience. Reply,
giving telephone number, age and business
experience Box I'D, Star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
All Plants
Need Air
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

WEDDING IN a part OF the
border that has not previously
been touched this year. makes
me realize as / never did before
how large a part two things
play in plant health. One OF
these is shade. the other is air
circulation.
The tall weeds shade the
shorter growing perennials and.
even II these are sturdy enough
to grow despite the weeds. they
tend To be stunted because of
the shade. or maybe 1 ought to
say because of lack of sufficient
light. And. more important
than that. these weeds cut off
air circulation from around the
plants. This lack Of air, plus
the weather we've had all
spring. wet and tending 10 be
very warm. have made these
spots excellent breeding places
for fungi.
Evidence in Leaves
Here / found evidences OF
yellows in following leaves that
should be green, various spots.
particularly on leaves Of tulips
that are now dying, but should
be merely light tan and not
spotted all over, and particu-
larly various rusts. or brownish
streaks on leaves Of many sorts
Of plants.
I got out my little hand
buster, filed il with busting
sulphur and coated the in
fected plants. This is the first
thought in the treatment Of
fungus diseases, and will work
with many fungi. II II doesn't,
I'll use a fixed COOPER compound
rather than a Bordeaux mixture
because Bordeaux discolors foil
age so badly I don't like 10 see
il on the plants.
Affects Vines, Shrubs
II isn't just with perennials
in the border that lack of air
circulation causes fungus dis
eases 10 start--it is also in the
case OF vines grown against the
house particularly climbing
roses in the case of shrubs
grown TOO closely together and
in the case OF vegetables spaced
too closely or placed so the tall
growing kinds keep the air
from lower growing sorts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

BARE YOUR midriff 10 the
sun in this dashing playsuit.
Pattern 1899. After summing,
cover up with skirt and jacket
and you're dressed"
Pattern 1889. in misses sizes:
II, IA, 16, 18 and 20. Size 10
takes IL yards 35-inch material
for the brief top OF plsysuit and
and shorts.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly size. name and
style number.
Only IS cents more brings you
the Anne Adams new, larger 81
page pattern book of easy-to-
make styles. Free pattern print
ed right in the book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
1225 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

IDEAL FOR summer, these
cool looking fern doilies cro-
cheted in string.
A set dresses up dining table,
buffet or dresser. Pattern SSl
contains directions for doilies:
stitches: list Of materials.
Send Is cents in coins for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Write name and address plainly.
Only IS cents more brings you
our new 32-page Needlecraft
Catalog 1873 illustrations OF
designs for embroidery, knitting,
crochet. quilts. home decorations
and toys.
Send your order 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81.
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

be tossed and the beverage pre-
pared.
Contain Many Vitsmins
The eggs have protein am
munition aplenty. vitamins and
minerals. The bacon's stripes
denote protein and vitamin 81;
and the white stripes, the fat
or high food energy. Water
cress gives a spring touch, its
iron and yitamin Ca spring
tonic.
A dish Of bacon and eggs is
an easy way to get a big por-
ton of your daily protein need.
Two eggs give you 13 grams
of protein, and two to three
slices of bacon give 3.3 grams;
the combination. ABOUT Y of
the days needs. With the
abundance OF eggs today, two
eggs apiece are not too many.
The eggs may be sunny side
up or turned over depending on
individual preferences. For nice
outstanding yolks and firm
white such as pictured here,
Grade A eggs are best. When
egg white is a little less firm,
frying the eggs in muffin rings
will keep them intact. Drain
the bacon on absorbent paper,
but not the eggs. The bacon
fat from the eggs will run into
the toast rounds and save your
buttering il. Perch those eggs
on toast rounds-you won't lose
any of the yolk that way.
Try these combinations, using
bacon and eggs.
Baked Tomatoes
with Eggs
2 medium tomatoes, peeled
s slices bread
S hard cooked eggs, sliced
2 cups cheese sauce
II strips cooked bacon
Parsley.
Cut each tomato into 3 slices
crosswise. Toast bread lightly.
Arrange sliced egg on each slice
OF toast, cover with a slice OF
tomato and bake in $50 degree
oven IS minutes. Pour hot
cheese sauce over tomato and
return 10 oven 10 heat until
sauce begins 10 bubble. Remove
from oven, garnish each service
with z bacon strips and parsley.
Bacon Omelef
s slices bacon
s eggs
Il teaspoon salt.
Fry bacon until crisp Beat
eggs with salt Reduce heat
under bacon. Arrange bacon
neatly in skillet and pour eggs
over il. As eggs cook cut Sits
in II 10 allow uncooked egg 10
nun underneath. When eggs
are set, loosen from skillet and
serve whole on hot platter.