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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-10-06

ADAM A WESCHLFR- q SON ancfioneers
Meat market and grocery fi%tnreS and
stosh il Faas aso
Recorded IN liber so5S folio az % one eru 81
the land records of the District Of f,oInm-
bia. and at the request Of the party Sc
S viii sell by pubiie auetion If No sGI
Kramer ST. ne. on tuesday October 8
1916, at $50 O'Clock pm. Refrigerating
ing and hangine scales. cash register. meal
erinder Steer and block disniay cases
Bottle cooler with refrigeratins compress
trade, ETC., also. leasehold interest, par
ticulars of which will be announced al
time Of sale, Terms: cash. p. EDWARD
CLARKE, MORRIS ABRAMS, Trustees
Solomon H. Feldman, Attorney, Tor party
secured, Commerce d Savings Bank Bldg
THOs. ]. OWEN d SON, auctioneers, 435
brick dTen ss KNOWN %
premises 1l28 Fifth St NV BY virtue
Of a. Ger deed Of trust duly recorded
the land records of the District of Coium.
cured cur, n Thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees
Once ONO Of Thos. !. oven & Son. Room 4s5
Southern Bldg, Ii 9TH and SITS NV, or
Friday the 10Th day of October, AID
described land and premises, situate ir
as and being Lot rs in T. Franklin
per plat recorded in the Once Of the
iiber II II, folio leg. Terms: Sold subject
tS p ps Sss 81 trust when bGr w &c
nounced at time of sale: the purchase
price above said trust to be paid in cash
sne anposs Of &c cost
ssms Sc 9 and re
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LOTS FOR SALE.

COMMERCIAL LANDAU or part of 400
600 So. feet facing 2 real traffc arteries
and mnor street in Rossyn Va he heart #
SCHMIDT. 236 woodward Bldg, Ma. 9257.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. extended-Large
corner wooded lot, well developed section,
all improvements in 2 blks. from highway.
BUILDERS, ATTENTIoN-Lots in groups
Of 5 or more in beautiful Michigan PARK
Hills. Md, adjoining District. Water.
sewer, gas. cleo, BUSTING; ol6 lovely wooded
rssdS 10 f'ss NJ gs6 e it
sEA9TrFtI INDfvr TSSzi 5uild Rso lots in
priced j. NosIE BoHz Reaito as0n asao
S IisS9s Gs syi v Hfhesds W. 81 a94s
exclusive plot of land for a future home;
R srotsr to R iel ,S Ssll HARRY FRIEDMAN
IS ok ACRES s. on MOI Old Blsdensburg I'd. short
cor9els, No; sooaft. frontsge on man
Il PTeed Tf ef d mi uss Tsht
elusive agent. sTRoUP Realty. 552a
a nS coM aSf R Area $500 c5s1 B.oens
5oxl15; busy thoroughfare. No. 2723.
LOTS, IN Kings Manor. near Mclean,
in National Memorial Park Cemetery,
APARTMENT HODSE GkOUND at zoe IT,,
Sc. section: water and sewer. 4 tracts
for white, ranging from 10000 to 100, 900
4, CRAWFORD. Owner. ME. 2713 or
ABsoLUSTELY LEVEL, ready to build on,
75x100, for houses or for 6-family
apt, on Valley st. Sc. All imp. In and
paid; square to- bus; $3.50 cash.
Phone Mr.. LYNCH, RA. 1912. -
OFF CONN. AVE.-l00x200. on Everett
st. II you need lot to build your fu-
ture home In very desirable section, in
we ssst tIr, this nIs,s now # j. sed e s
Nan. sroke slea re- i Iaa Harry FRIED
'sBEvERLY FARMs'@A restricted com
munity in nearby NV. Maryland farm
and hunt country offers you fine selection
Of high wooded and cleared homesites of
from n to acres from 1000 up on
easy terms. Write or phone today. for
map showing prices. lot sizes and loca-
WI. 4454. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
SLIGO PARK HILLs-Beautiful corner
lot in best section OF Silver Spring, S3x10s
IT. with paved street, sewer and water
Erice, $4,000. Call ME-. BlackWood NO
1897 SHANNON a LUcHs CO., 1905 j
100 III. FROM 18th ST. and Roxanns I'd
NV. and between 18th and 18th sts NV
boro drive. 18th s. Eastern axs.-Beau
tnany lots up to 225' deepl: price. $3.50
M. corners. S3,25o: these lots are excep
tionsl bargains and are the finest ant
best lots we ever offered Salesman OF
property all day Sunday. SHAPIRO. INC.
A1o6 VT, ave. NV ME 1717.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

sslss' $685. Dealer ne. 81. u Cain 9 eH
FOR SALE, 2 dump trucks. 1884 Dodge
GmEyk3LLT 1914 IhtSn, with canopy
ssse Man TaIssn'f zuf fs5ns
G sMe ca. co. over 1 .nsns nth s st nw With with
out hydraulic dump body: CONSIDERABLE,
@on ssllins Prss NJ Mao Hasek. A
GMcI Two 1898 model $50 aYf trucks. Cal
NJ MAJ Hasek. A. P. wooDsoN CO.. Republic
FORD 1892 hsIt;ten panel body truck
FIBER FRAoToR s AND so Fl h rTsuhs q
steel var trailer. 2l19 Bladensburg I'd
GMC 1899 panel. ! ton: perfectly 5000
rubber. 2119 Bladensburs I'd. ne. TR
MACK truck, fuel tank. automatic meter
and pump. 2118 BladensburR I'd. ne
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Contra
Motor Co, authorized GMC truck dealer
Chevrolet 1912 Ila-ton, 12-ft stake body
Chevrolet 1912 Ih-ton stake, power winch
Chevrolet 1912 h-ton panel.
Dodge 194l .2-ton dump.
REQ 1912 Atom dump.
Command and reconnaissance cars.
GMG l940 21a-ton. 10-wheelers, Ions
wheelbase
Diamond T 1895 1-ton panel
Winches. power. ton. new, Sl65.
Trailers, new ammunition carts, S35 so
Army stake bodies, S25.
Buick 1889 4-door sedan, series so, 81 .0S5
These trucks can be purchased on term.
or trades at prices considerably undel
ceiling. All are in excellent condition
with heayy-outy Army tires, dual wheels
CENTRAL MOTOR CO, 3l43 Lee hwy
Arlington. Va. Daily and Sat 70 6
Sunday 10 TO 3, OK. O5b2, CH. 1000.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

BOOMING HOUSE. fully furnished and
occupied, for sale by owner; S-room brick
house, with bath, INV. oil heat, etc: in
sw. near Capitol; live in part and rent
rooms. Immediate possession. Terms
Ma. 1925 or co Oil.
Ss,25 fol-. 5 AR. fr. houses. ne. cleo.
water no bath. hit. II garages. mr.. Col
only Theater. 8 extra lots, 81 $50. rs
big lots. timbered, city water, bus, etc
under $500: all clear; terms, add cash
N. =. RYON CO. GE Rl4R
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

CORNER BRICK APARTMENT, s stories
elevators, 50 units; consisting of 1
en- and bath, each apartment; gear ga
rage: fine location; showing q splendid
net net return gross ;. rentals, S33;o9o annual
THREE FAMILY APIS. 3 yrs. old. in
pest residential section; each apartment
has rooms, kitchen and bath. Can be
bought for six times the annual rent
DAVID G. KIRSCH, Ma. 390S, $50 F st
TT WILL PAY YOU to investigate this large
outstanding apartment property, in fine
NV. section: income over S124,000; it's
attractive; the apartments are different
reasonable for value received. See or cal
L. A. MOSSBURG IL CO., Exclusive Agents
IA IA. 9IS5 Eyes, II. Sq40; r
bldg; no leases; purchaser can have un-
usual location for business with income
from upper floors; good frontage ano
Septbk HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker
4-FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE. full,
furnished; Girard st. NV, between 14tf
maker and al REQUIRES no special attent he
fsssSsF ,s5SE@stisa e.5 ~ RhzPF9
5 saSns e en- zo a5os-o7Ss; nights and sun
.s sh ANR Ri. Dr sIs row Nous,
to reat and L small apt. you occupy: walk.
ing distance downtown: INVESTIGATE thi.
MHN Rr Ss.gaip RE G1 HARRY FRIED
FIVE BUILDINGs, converted into com.
s SInation rooming and apt houses tota
sR 81 9qek Jo shin sSm CO. Na A'f ssss
EoME 'n sN6 su TSSfEs FIJI sSo4 modern br
ssrsFes oil on Soft pn 1ot near or 6G
ne sdh9e1a5 SETTER CAN d oM fsHs ass
ss5Sds oil 5sa B BgsEs in INST
priv: each apt consists ei iiv Tm. II
Cal pIi 1898. evenings UN. o659. Mr.
S41s-ao-as GA. AvE.-s-4 family fats
buy, $50. 500. Must have half cash
fXGHIfEN s4%2 SsFss1Hm II NV tam
desisped and not an ordinary, fiat, facinii
CASH Teqa gs oARWo s V1IxGE Sf NC
APT VI HOUSE MI NE d7 Bsmon
So times rent for immediate sale: abou
$1,000 cash required: Call HARRY I
FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1855.
APT. BLDGs. All in NV
s units built 1924, low rents.
"a units, excellent condition: 1, 2,
rooms, kit. and bath.
80 units. automatic elevator, nicely ar
ranged apis
40 units, completely redecorated, Conn
ave. section.
so units, beautiful bldg, prominent 10
cation, near Rock Creek Park.
200 units, in business section, includes
stores.
270 units, prominent downtown corner
includes 4 stores. All the above proper
ties well financed and priced right. HAIR
R1NGTON MANAGEMENT CO.. 10 14tl
st. NV. Elk. 1929. g.
Excellent NV. iocation rfo0 income ann 0iJ pe
year, S13,272: low expense: REASONABLE.
priced: Call M. L. Kraft, LEO M. BERN
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED LOT on Lee highway, with or
0SS6 after pm
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE, preferably
in NV. section; suitable for about 20 units.
MR.. FISHER, DI S672
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20 A. SO 5A
Dble. Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: King of clubs.
The proper way to manage GER
tain combinations of cards is not
always open and shut. One line of
play may be proper under certain
conditions and highly unsound un-
der others. When it is possible to
get a line" on how the adverse
cards are distributed the problem
becomes more or less simple. But
where no clews are available then
resort must be had to probabilities
or percentages as they are usually
referred to.
The question is frequently asked:
us it proper to finesse for the king.
holding 10 cards of the suit, or is
the ace the proper play?" Where
there are no clews of any kind the
finesse is the best procedure. The
play of the ace with the hope of
dropping the lone king is distinctly
against the odds. This does not
mean, however, that the finesse is
always the proper play. The bid
ding may make it clear that a GER
tain player cannot possibly have
the king and that the finesse there
fore has no reasonable chance to
win. In that case the ace should
be played on the off chance that
the king might drop. And there is
another case which is illustrated in
todays hand.
A comment or two on the bidding
may be in order. Vests refusal
to overcall at the level of one in
dicates that he must have been
dropped as a child. That is rather
good type Of hand with which to
enter the auction. There is very
little danger of suffering a double.
and the hand has mild possibilities
with nine cards in the majors and
a singleton of the adverse suit.
North had nothing to say, and it is
clear that East must take some &C
ton. His bid of one spade was not
the best strategy. Partner might
get the notion that ne was merely
protecting against the part score,
whereas he actually had a good
hand. Furthermore. West might be
short in spades and have some
length in hearts, in which case that
might be the best contract. The
proper procedure is to double.
The king of clubs was opened and
taken by the ace. The outlook for
declarer was dismal. His apparent
losers were a heart and a diamond.
and there was no hope that the
trump finesSe would work. Since
North had passed the one club bid
with length in diamonds he could
not be expected to have the king
of spades. South is known to have
| five clubs and four diamonds, and if
he has the guarded king of spades
he will have exactly two hearts.
The four of diamonds was led i'm
mediately and South came up with
the ace and followed with the
queen. Dummy won the trick, and
the remaining diamond was ruffed.
A club was ruffed in dummy, a heart
led to the king, and the remaining
club ruffed in dummy. The ace of
trumps was then played and both
followed. The ace of hearts was
cashed. depriving South of his last
card in that suit, and then he was
given his king of trumps. He. was
obliged to lead diamond or a club
and the declarer ruffed in dummy
and discarded the losing heart from
his own hand.
tcopyright, 1945, by Charles H. ooren)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-10-06
LETTER-oUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. II you have
,Lettered- Out" correctly its residence.
Answer to Yesterdays LETTER-oUr.
ISL STEM,ED-pELETE tremoysl.
fAt CINEMA-MINCE (chopl.
III CCLDER-CREDO fbelief).
sOl ASTOUND-DAUNrS fdisheartensl. II
tN} PRANCED- CARPED (complainedl. i
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FARMS WANTED.

PHYSICIAN seeking place suit. for private
hospital or sanatorlum in Md. nearby
Priced right. For particulars cali w" WI
257I, 9 to 5 pm. 7OO2 Conn ave
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ACREAGE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED to 10 acres on Lee hiehwa,
or Route /: Zoned commercial: state price
size location. Box 3S-Y. Star. 70
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7AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE Cont. !

PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door sedan. recent
motor repairs, tires excellent, heater, new
seat covers, as is under oPA ceiling. $40.
Call EN-. 451S.
STUDEBAkER 1888 two-door sedan, $3.50;
can be seen Saturday and Sunday. Cali
SH. 1903. Within OPA ceiling. -
STUDEBAKER 1871 President 4-door Sc
dan; excellent condition; $1.495. below
OPA ceiling; others. HYATTSVILLE
BUICK CO., WA. ALI.
STUDEBAKER 1899 Cruiser sedan, S795,
under OPA ceiling. HAWKINS g. SHIP
phone Rockville $50
FOR SALE-one 1889 convertible Ban
tam, roadster and 1910 Bantam coupe;
passed d. c. inspection; both cars need
work and, tires, comparatively low mile
ing. What am I offeredP BOX I64-V, Star
THREE 1912 Ford 1Na-ton Banetts, paneled
trucks: excel. condition, low mileage. LEO
RoCcA, INC, 430l Conn. ave. NV. EN-
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HAVE FOREIGN BUYERS for commercial
2:operties in District. r. HERNANDEZ.
d. S6S1 or ME- 1890
IF YOU ARE THINKING OF selling your
property and desire quick results. then
think of the HAMILTON REALTY CO.,
b625 Ga: ave. NV. GE. $3.50.
and heating plants; in white neighborhooo
F. A. CRAWFORD. ME. 2TI3 or AID 1855
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COMPARE THESE CARS. A fine sci

COMfhhE THESE CARS. f1ne selection
OF late models. VIII sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below
very, good tires s1.435
AZ Buick A = DIR. sedan: small
model" =. and h. 1888
AZ De Soto 4-dr. custom sedan; r.
and h.. simplimatic trans 1882
and h. - 1,4e4
Al Buick super 4-dr sedan: heater ! ,470
Al Buick sedanette: T. and h. 1896
Al Chrysler Royal town sedan; vac
trans, 4. DR.. r. and h. 500
Al Packard "120" club coupe;
Al Packard ITO 4-dr. d. ]. sedan.
small g." heater - j 1895
Al Studebaker custom Champion
4-dr. sedan: T. and h. I,044
Al Studebaker President A. dr.
sedan heater 149b
Al Nash Ambassador e.: r. and h
best model 1925
40 Buick super 4-dr. sedan: r. and h l,164
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK CO.. WA ALL
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

BRICK GARAGES in NV. section, between
Allison and Buchanan SITS Call GE nR54
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
AUToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

2 MARINES Just discharged desire light
car, suitable for driving to West Coast
cash. Elk. O6ss after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1945-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING of the Board OF Examiners
in Veterinary, Medicine will held for
license to practice in the District of Co.
lumbia on Tuesday, June 10, l945. at
9 am in the board room of the District
desiring to participate in this examina-
the secretary; IRVING NJ. CAsHELL,
NEXT Eek TxAMSAT16N min y in optometry
july 20 II: IS, 1915. For details com- t5r1o
coHuMBA Th soARB OF FdF oProMEFRY
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for anv
debts, contracted by any one other than
m myself wJe9 John E REDMAN' 1910 % 10Th
The ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
ers OF the American Fire Insurance Com
pany. Of D. c. for the election of eight tsl
at the office of the company, oil eth st.
NV, Washington, D c.. on Thursday,
June, 91, 1945, at | l O'Clock m. Polls
WARD l. IN McAIEER ALE Secretary. ,ri ia '"' AD
HELP, PLEASE! / need a small, fairly
modern home, around $4,000; in q, first
rs s.iss' WAFER 81 S'A ahAIfEs. fEi5 20 90
monhy ns fgtpmafe no msdate 9asd s
b. A sTANsBuRY, Ii 1923 i'-''@''A '''D
VETERANS, men and women, the
"AMvETs," your organization, is able and
ready to procure veteran preferences as
pertaining to individual and business re-
quirements. Veterans interested in organi-
rational work, establishing new posts, etc,
distrlct department ,1 commandeE american
n W; Washington II: D: 21"
j WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
myself STEPHEN ]. BOYLE, 45O7 River
dale I'd, Riverdale, Md. 21'
Evening star., 1945-05-21

Just because We day has been
declared, don't think for a moment
that the green light has been turned
on for extended vacation travell
The railroads are going to have to
carry the greatest loads in history
during the coming months, when
troops and supplies are being
shipped to the Pacific. So more
than ever vacations must be spent
at home, with the participant max
ing the most of the breezes sweep
ing across his own front lawn. With
this type Of vacation in mind out
door furniture suddenly becomes
most important.
For those of us who may have
some rather shabby garden furni-
ture, or wish to add a few con-
venient items to our present pos
sessions, a few refurbishing hints
may be In order. Take a good look
at the canvas on your garden chairs
and II 1t is faded, but still strong
a fresh coat of paint for both the
fabric and the frame will fix it up.
Ihls canvas paint comes in a num-
Der OF colors. The deep shades will
go on over faded color to renew the
whole surface, and there is a pre-
servative included in the mixture
which prevents mildew.
If the canvas is rotted or weak
ened, that's bad, for this material is
high on the priority list. Perhaps
you have some on hand, or can beg
or borrow sufficient quantity from
a friend. If so the job of recovering
Is easy; simply lift out the tacks in
the old canvas, use this as a pat
tern to cut the new fabric and tack
1t In place. The plain woven type
OF canvas is much better than the
KIND with painted-on stripes, but
Evening star., 1945-05-21
EGGPLANT as Main Dish

Even the most meat-minded mas
culine host can turn out a success
full dinner party with nary a bit of
flesh or fowl on the menu if he puts
his mind to it. And he can even
omit fish-and still have bang
up repaSt. Here's how a friend of
ours took care of the problem a few
evenings ago.
He started his dinner off with
hard-cooked eggs. the yolks of which
had been scooped out, mashed with
salad oil, cayenne, mustard, salt and
some of the best caviar he could
f1nd. Then he poured into small
individual molds enough of the de-
hydrated consomme that has gel
atine in it-after preparing it &C
cording to directions, of course-let
it set bit, put the egg in, stuffed
side up and filed the mold with
more conSomme. The molds were
Evening star., 1945-05-21

before you break your home ties.
And try to understand your parents.
They are doing one of the most
heroic things in the world because
they deliberately are lifting you to
class above their own and they know
that it will separate you from them.
They are giving you advantages
they never had and an education
they never received and that is why
they resent your besting them in an
argument and backing up your views
with facts and statistics that they
do not know
All parents want to be little tin
gods to their children. They want
their children to think they are in
carnate wisdom, SO it cuts them to
the quick when you tell them that
they are ignorant and quote to
them what the teacher says. When
you are older, you will find out that
though they may lack book learning
they have the knowledge that comes
of long experience.
II you look at your parents with
this in mind, you will have more
patience with them and you will. at
least, have enough good manners
not to throw their lack of education
IN their faces. AS for the arguing
that keeps you so nervous, that Is
easy enough to stop. Just don't de
II. 1t takes two to make an argua
ment and if you will leave the floor
TO your mother, she soon will talk
herself out.
Evening star., 1945-05-21
Outdoor Comfort
By Dorothy Bihlman

of course, beggars can't be choosers.
However, If you must resort to the
latter material, try giving it coat
OF colorless paint. This will set the
color and make it stay fresh and
new looking, in spite of sun or
rain.
Upholsterers' webbing is available
and makes fair substitute for cam
vas. 1t can be purchased in rolls by
the yard. The webbing is attached
across the seat frames with uphol,
sterers' tacks and can be interwoven
for strength and flexibility. |
II you have some old glider or
chair cushions with springs in them,
or even a fat sofa pillow that has
seen better days, give them an out
door slip cover of oilcloth. We grant
this Is hard to find, but there Is some
to be had. These cushions with
their new fnery can be lugged any,
where on the porch or in the garden
to make comfortable places to sit.
Those beach rolls we purchased
several years ago were originally in-
tended for sun bathing on the sand.
but they are equally comfortable
unrolled on the lawn. You can
stretch out for siesta after work.
ing In your flower bed and get that
much-anticipated sunburn at the
same time.
1t would be nice to purchase new
furniture and what they have on
display in the local shops is eve
catching. Naturally you want SUBJ
stantial pieces and the ruddy-hued
wood chairs and lounges we saw re-
Gently seem the best long-term
buys" The simple lines of this
sturdy furniture will keep it from
becoming obsolete. Equipped with
pads or cushions in gay colors these
sets are decorative and comfortable,
Evening star., 1945-05-21
COVERING FOR WINDOW
OTHER SUGGESTIONS.

X X X
COVERING FOR WINDOW;
OTHER SUGGESTIONS.
From Mrs L. H. D., Arlington
For Mrs. j. b. p, ST., Arlington
Forest. An excellent covering for
bathroom window is white vitro-
phane obtainable at dime or hard
ware stores. Ask for directions for
applying, as this is important if it
is to stay on. / have found this
very successful, as it covers COM
pletely yet lets in all the light.
To Mrs. L. l.. H., Arlington, who
Here's a recipe which I have found
tried and true" and gives a firm,
fine teXtured custard.
Pie Crust-One and Il cups sifted
flour, y teaspoon salt, % cup short
ening, enough cold water to form
dough. Roll Is inch thick, place
dough in pie pan and let relax 5
minutes. Pat with a ball of dough
Trim pastry y inch larger than pan
and turn back edge and flute rim.
Custard-Three eggs and 2 egg
yolks (the extra yolks give a firmer,
finer custard), y to 2a cup sugar, i
teaspoon salt, 2l2 cups milk. tea
spoon vanilla, grated nutmeg Beat
eggs slightly, add sugar and salt.
Add milk and vanilla and stir well.
Strain custard mixture into unbaked
pie shell and sprinkle generously
with nutmeg. Bake in a preheated
oven at 425 degrees for 25 to IS
minutes or until knife inserted
comes out clean.
To Mrs. L. S. D.. Takoma Park.
Referring to foregoing directions on
pie crust, let the dough relax" in
pan for at least 5 minutes before
trimming, then cut p to "a inch
larger than pan and flute up around
edge, forming a sort of wall with
crust. l believe she'll find her crust
Will always accommodate the pie
without any loss of filling. If a pie
shell is to be made, be sure, to
prick well over bottom and sides SO
1t Will not bubble and shrink
If the reader who wanted list of
summer wardrobe for 18-month old
girl hasn't already finished it, I
would be glad to give her a list of
ClllIISo nave IOuIlu IHOSt essential
through experience. Call Glebe
0399.
My thanks for the RICH for its
many helpful hints. 1 especially
appreciated the children'S prayers
which have appeared recently. And
thanks to the reader who told how
to clean a copper kettle; mine now
looks new for the first time in four
years!
Evening star., 1945-05-21

salt, crushed Glove of garlic and
a dash of paprika.
The cooked eggplant, with 4 to-
matoes, cut in quarters, and the
cream sauce then were mixed well
together and turned into the egg
plant she'll On top went buttered
nreadcrumbs and a good sprinkling
of grated cheese-parmesan is best,
but cheddar will do. The eggplant
was baked in a moderate oven for
Is minutes and served from the
shell with shoestring potatoes and
toasted French bread rubbed with
butter and garlic.
After this came a simple avocado
and grapefruit salad, followed by
coffee made in the Turkish style
thick and very sweet, accompanied
by macaroons and other little sweet
cakes.