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FARM and GARDEN.

VICTORY GARDENS for rent, all sections
city; topsoil for sale. Me. 1902.
without equipment. new or used late model
wanted by Carolina plant farmer. WEST
MORELAND AUTOS, Chlllum, Nd, IA
1900.
TRACTOR FLOWING, gardens made ready
for planting: NO, SIS
lilies, sacrifice prices. sH. 4047.
CABBAGE PLANTS, large. frostproof; SOC
dozen, rs for 100. Other plants soon
No deliveries. UN. 4l79.
FLOWERS FOR SALE-Creeping phlox,
irises, chrysanthemurs; also fresh dug
strawberry and raspberry plants. JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesville, Md. r. F. D. .. Boz
B. Silver Spring, Nd. Call Ashton 3S46.
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HOUSES UkFURNISHeD,

FOR RENT REASONABLE, attractive A.
in Fairfax County, 1S mi. from Washing
ton; essential that woman be willing to do
part-time light housework on hourly pay
basis. Phone Falls Church S04-W-Il.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. and VA

a22O NORTH NOTTINGHAM ST, Airing
tom double rooms, $40 week each;
kitchen privileges: private home. garden:
empl. couples preferred refs. REQ. CHI
4l44.
1929 PARK AvE.-Double sleeping room
and living rm., S12 per week for couple.
Phone OIL S49S.
92O9 Ist AVE, silver sprine-Comfortabl
room, twin beds. unlim. phone; private
home $40 mo. 81. 2S1b.
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BOATS.

Phone MA. 0SlG.
15-FT. CRUISER, twin screw; speed, "A
miles per hour; pilot-house control, all
modern equipment including INV h.; will
sacrifice due 10 change in plans. Call
WI 25@2
SEA SLED with l6-h D motor and trailer
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ROOMS FURN.-Northwe,t (cont.

COLORED-5ie Kenyon st.-Neatly fur
man; $40 month. IA. 24ss.
COLORED-17l6 10th st.-Large front
room for married couple; no cooking; Ss
week.
COLORED-1so9 T st. n.w.-Furn. I'm
in nice house, plenty Of hot water at all
times; close to transportation. Apply
before p.m $20.50 per mo.
COLORED-161S 10th st. n.w.-2 rooms
for rent, men only. $5 week each; sober
and reliable Sc
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

fhpiO fO DahShoOt t tuAlS "a MI Nj,
phone number to G. K. ADAMS, 2544 9TH
PIANO, small baby grand, reliable party,
year or more: refs. exchanged. Phone
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

ACTION-We will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients wait
ing at full market value. No obligation
for appraisal. MITCHELL QUICK. DI.
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SUBURBAN RENr-vIRGiNIA.

COMFORTABLE FARM HOUSE. mi. a.
acres, on main highway, 80 min. to Lin.
coin Memorial; absolute privacy; auiss'
1241 after g p,u1.
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COAL. WOOD end FUEL OIL,
ROOMS FURkIsHED-horthwest.

ANDIR0NS. fire tools, screens and all fire.
place goods repaired and refinished. D. L.
BRoMWELL. 723 18th st. NV. ME. 1874
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NEAR MTS. - Modern, cool, screened
porches: quiet. best food, well prepared
$3.50 per week Telephone 929-F-1l
MRS. CLINT BURNER, Woodstock. Va. IL
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1889 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Lovely maple fur.
niture, conv. transp.. shopping center; de.
licious meals; share double and triple
S35 to $40 so. AID 1852.
1925 10th ST. NW.-Nicely Furnished
rooms with running water, telephones, ele.
vator. excellent board. for young men. -
1862 PARK PL. NV, facing Soldiers
family offers End fl. from,
rm. for gentleman = b., shower. unlim
phone. Best of food. $40 mo. RA. 3139
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD.

LADY wishes room and board in private
home before May /. NV. preferred. Bon
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDEIsMAN' S
MOVING q STORAGE CO. ia. 2937. 81
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SPRING VALLEY--Only 4 years old, Miller
wooded @ d 81 Site with beautiful views. thi,
home contains the finest materials and
appSintments, Consists of arst.aoor SUITE ,
bath: large center hall, spacious livinG
room, large dining room with bay window
buffers pantry and kitchen, 5 well-pro-
isae sh sns Rans
oSifd A. n. MILLER Rsf5i fpiEvEEoPMENr c., Real:
S.s .eows sass save s's most Sea besutifSi f
brick home Of eight fine rooms, four
baths and an electric kitchen; club roo room
shis propenty fsady ss HssEY %0vf Ne
1924 Vermont aysnue INV. NV. District slai al
5Osf II s. Honsh Use mostly as5n .ps Uassn
4 ;stsI.@sns; fsy II o.Iss; S;SSoSS; an, ss5%s
cHEyY CHASE, aSG ND, pear sss,, Rosemary r,
on list floor; automatic heat, detached
ssssafiss sse.iscr,, sresso Wo 7seS aSMaa aas PM s5is
DESIRABLE HnLCREsT = Something
Sn spCye C + s.s hs b ear.fs sna
ts5s: :s'f! s. WA e. s. SUkPH1
VACANT, IN neW-nouse conQltion; IooMs'
a mi, built-in garage; in Brookland area.
Priced reasonably. Call MR.. FRAZIER,
sSS aS faItSScK fBaItSScK ALLISON ST. N.w.-semi-
detached, 6 rms. and bath, 2-car garage,
coal heat; recently reconditioned, c,ose to
transp., shopping and schools. For further
sves. ewes. - No. Ss 1850. AVON sHocKEY.
REAL BUY. 900 block OF Ionsfellow st
nv rms. bath. coal heat, blower.
and transp. Price, $3.50: terms. Seen
by appointment only. AVON sHoCKEY,
or 41t 224t syss TssyIAkys4Tsi IA 4s4s modern co,.
lapsible and rm houses also cottages
set up on our lot for Government display
purposes. can now be sold tS the pubic ,,; q
ture, toilet and shower. lights. etc. Price
includes experienced man to transport and
set up on your lot in reasonable distance.
Must be sold at once See today. rear
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. INC. 4030 Wis
ave. NV.
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COLORED-Conbina store and apt
sfe sss 'lsse Sore Of and s room sssrya
brick garage: first commercial: suitable fo
Ko fhHSse RT9 q 19Fpess &c. pfss pig St ST. fa
s725. Hours, $50 to $50.
COLONEL, 800 14th st; n.e:ELe-rm
a reation 4 rm., nice yard and garage, eerne
gfSHfEty gTfF realty Ell '5'SS. 'cS sx sRt sssR' call
eSioasi DoTch baieH souss Psrtview
Bsrsan price cash ssss seauirsd M..1 ,,l al
and and { t sts. ne: six rooms and bath; ex
Ssfa, Ss%f RssssasSSs Bslssd isSs ss
SsMEfp n'ai, BE- = 1873 sa! or 15la4ii r,0s'aA Aa'
ns aIa ,s9 employees row s9Ss sf,ss
Sss rSems. nds BATH, ane eeisr ina pres. Fee ssSo
coLoREpEs rooms: tils bath, h;:X;h;
ssalby ssaE y.enfs FERNS mRssif's Re 1909
story Brick. ! apis. tenants furnish exI
heat Ho oess Only yyx sl;sS9 Isss cash. MRS LEWIS
COZ CoiORED15oo block U st. nv-Detachee
II rooms, bath; garages; sxtra lot; pEtc, pEtSc,
COIoRED-on Lamont st. n.w.-seyera
Colonial brick homes, rooms, tile bath
MRS. IEwIs. Elk, 774s. no. ,266e -,
bleck Nsgton r,,la p. nv Terms ressenabie sss
COLORED-2 houses. 400 block Va. ave
Sc, 6 rooms. bath each: $3.50 cash. balanc.
like rent. MRS. ANDREWS, Elk. 774S
C6L0RED-Manor ri. NV, near Soldiers
Home-2O-foot Colonial brick house with
6 large rooms. and bath, full cellar, Goa
furnace, large back yard, nice front porch
gas range and electric refrigerator ir
Kitchen, lots Of closets. Priced at $9,25t
with substantial cash required. For appt
1859 or IA. 3t3S,
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NEAR WAkDMAN PARK HOTEL - Ar
and let the, other pay for the home yol
occupy; End floor 8 rooms, kitchen ant
st 9oF ,aS r9om rs kitchen
2 refrigerators. hot-water heat; oil uni
Th rc. sg
THoS. J. FISHER g. CO., INC, Realtors
NEAR II: isigt iMgotNAsrERx-s2.45 Detached
excellent condition; Lot 55.xj 55 Posses
yHp Ysh HHirH sts ca 81 Mi s6S Northern ST.
Ss,e50-Trinidad, ne. Attractive colonia
brick home. concrete front porch, inclosse
sx b roo moern
and shower. daylisht basement, h.-wh
sRSf aSaGAS GS REE sErzEaL I'D WeSstsl 1 slqo
7-yr,-old detached brick home in inimacu.
late condition with rooms, bath, extra lay r,
Sest Afss sereened porch A'as1 asninss
windows. copper screens. Near schools and
bus. Priced for an immsdiate sale. For IN.
WESLEY WESLEY fa sUchANAk M 4s R.stor. aas Pm
ssss55SSs sss55SSs Lgs IRs With Rfts E = pESER 81 ssss
SILVER SPRNG-Brick bung., 8 rms
S4fEsHiGss sfs pJ5TcTs SsnId:sssSss SS ssss
brick structure, near 14th and Taylor SITS.
SSn'siftinEs i9Ys, Of apis: on each ao.to2', aoSF
once. home and also an additional source
of income. Each unit contains living room
dining room. complete Kitchen. ? a.t ssd; 4;
please phone Nj: MsSnakse. RA. 1855
lEkAkb laAEbIzrE Z, E FossEsRsfoast,i III MI 515 Roel
nsV bath sna Ga. hess sSamt
terms or will consider trads;, Evening! IHs
SsfoK 20 NAT. e;7,lss l.sthtssas ssa
rooms, y bath; End floor, 8 bedrooms, z
tiled baths; recreation room, gas air.condi;
CAPITOL HILL, between 6. Capitol st
and Pa. .aye.---2-story and basement brick
arranged in apts.; 2 rooms, kitchen anc
bath each; gas refrigerators, gas heat
garage; suitable for owner 70 occupy base.
500 for two upper apts.: price. 50 500
Gyssv Phone MI .,Ip Trip W2 sa 2l4s Kin L I I
Ma. 0753.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
REDS 5H0RT5T0p
 LEADS FEEDERS = IN SENIOR L00p
Marty Marion Comes Out Second Best Cubs Top
 Three Categories
By JACK HAND

NEW YORK, Dec. p Eddie Miller of Cincinnati was the top fielding shortstop in the National league in l945, outshining the bril- liant Marty Marion of St. Louis to annex his fifth title in the last six years.
 Backers of the Reds shortfielder in the countless Miller vs. Marion arguments can point to the record books that show Miller tying the league record of five titles, set by Joe Tinker of Chicago and Gin cinnati.
 By topping Marion in the off cial National league percentages 975 to .967, Miller reversed the 1914 result when he was nosed out of a fifth successive crown by q single point.
 Chicago's pennant-winning Cubs swept three of the seven individual fielding championships with Stan Hack leading the third basemen, Andy Pafko showing the way to the outfielders and Claude Passeau continuing his errorless streak in the pitching department. Not since Sept l6, l94l, has Passeau made mis- play in streak that now has run to 265 chances, establishing new record.
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Ohio State, 57; Oregon, 41
 Northwestern. AT; Western Michi- gan. 46
 Arizona, 45; New Mexico, 37
 Southern Methodist, 48; North Texas State Teachers. 37.
 East Texas State Teachers, 52; Rice, A.
 Southern California, A; Carroll Shamrocks. 34.
 Eastern Washington, 53; Montana University, AT
 South Dakota Wesleyan, 55, Montana State. 54
 UCLA, 33 California Institute of Technology, 9.
 Washington State, A; Western Washington, 39
 Colorado A. & M, GO; Kansas State, 37
 Camp Carson. B; Colorado State College Greeley 3l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

night At Chicago, De Paul Uni versity ran up 59 to 40 win over Oregon State. At Columbus, the University of oregon cage squad slipped back into it's losing ways and took a 57 to 42 defeat from a weakened Ohio State team. The Webfoots can claim only a victory over Long Island University in their tour of the midwest and east
 MEMPHIS, Tenn.-Well known Dixie Grid Mentor, Bob Neyland- now Brig. Gen. Robert Reese Ney- land-will probably resume his head coaching job at the University of Tennessee within the next month. early return was pre- dicted soon after it had been an- that John Barnhill, Ney- lands longtime assistant and war time head coach at Tennessee, had accepted the head coaching position at the University Of Arkansas.
 CHICAGO-Dan Hogan, who set the PGA record at 26l for a par 72 course in the Portland Open last fall, will be presented gold plaque for his feat at the San Francisco Open early in January.
 DURHAM, N. C.-Colorful Wal lace Wade, who gained pre-war fame by coaching five Rose Bowl teams at Alabama and Duke Uni- versailles, will return to his coach- ing job at Duke on Jan. l. Wade has been on leave from Duke since early in l942 when he entered the armed services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
pR0-GRID FEUD UpFlARE5 ANEW
 OVER pIRATING
All American Conference Club DangIes Juicy 0f-
 fer Before Mdfheson

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-The TO- fessional football season is over, but the all-out war between the es- tablished National league and the young All-America Conference is likely to keep the gridders in the news until another campaign rolls around.
 Among the latest developments in the feud was the announcement Of the AA's Cleveland Browns that they had signed tackle Jim Daniell of the Chicago Bears and offered a contract to Riley Matheson, All League guard of the Nationals s champion Cleveland Rams.
 Matheson said he was considering entering the coaching field or play ing in the All-America Conference. He disclosed he had been paid $375 a game plus $25 per for expenses, but Chile Walsh, general manager of the Rams, said Matheson would receive $4,939 from the club this season and added that a contract for two year period was signed at the players suggestion. John Brickles, acting manager of the Browns, admitted he had contact ed Matheson and made him a nice offer"
 The Conference also came up with the news that Slip Madigan, one time head coach of St. Mary's Gal loping Gaels, had signed as general manager of the Los Angeles club and that the San Francisco club had selected a name-"The 49'ers"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
H0LMQUETS TOP
 MERCHANTS LOOP

Last nights Merchants League bowling at the Elks say scores fall off bit from the previous Fridays high point Last nights honors were divided by the Holmquist family, Leonard topping the team with a 582 set and Florence the ladies with 492 count.
 Three-game sweeps were marked up by three of the clubs-Coco- Cola over Races, Sabins over Butler Mauro and Jueau Drug over Hen nings-while California Grocery took the odd in it's match with Juneau Florists. The sweep put Sabins back on top of the league standings.
 The Sunday Elks Mems Stud" League has advanced it's rolling hour
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5ports Shorts
Tech guard

NEW YORK-Tony Jahilo, the youthful Youngstown, Ohio, welter- weight hope, was ready to move against topflight opposition again today following his convincing tri- umph over the rugged Humberto zavala of Mexico, belting him all over the Madison Square Garden ring last night to earn one-sided eight-round decision.
 KANSAS CITY Full of fight and blessed with the utmost in good luck charms-the left hind foot of rabbit killed in a graveyard by a cross eyed Negro on Friday midnight--the University of Mis- souri's football team sped today for Dallas ana the Cotton Bowl battle with the University of Texas, New Years Day.
 SEATTLE-Loren School, former basketball and football coach at Ketchikan, Alaska, High School and member on University of Washing ton crews from 1929 through l932, has been appointed head of the Physical Education Department and Athletic Director at Marietta, tOhio) College, the university an- discharged from the Navy in time to assume his duties at Marietta in February.
 TULSA, Okla.-In the AAU's American Basketball League, the powerful Phillips Oilers of Okla homa shellacked San Diego 50 to 30 last night. The win was the ninth straight of the season for the Phillips team, National AAU cham pions.
 WEST POINT, N. Y. Glenn Davis, two-time all-American half back on the Army football team, has left by plane for Los Angeles where on Sunday he will be hon. cred as the outstanding athlete of southern California during l945.
 The presentation ceremony will be held between halves of the Hollywood Bears-San Diego Bomb CTS pro football game.
 CLEVELAND-Tw Oregon basket ball teams took it on the chin last
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BASKETBALL

Many basketball games were played last night and the final scores of the important contests are as follows
 Holy Cross, 50; Dartmouth, A.
 Temple. ST; Lehigh, 54.
 North Carolina, 56; South Caro- lima. B.
 Kentucky. 43, Oklahoma, 33
 Valparaiso University, 65; Pep perdine College, 60.
 St. Louis University, 50; Missouri, 35.
 De Paul, 59; oregon State College 40.
 Loyola University CChicago), BIT; Texas Christian, 27.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

to o'clock tomorrow afternoon. High Heelers and the Tuesday night Major League both are in for two week vacation. till theNNew Year has come and got itself settled.
 Merchants League results last night were.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
HERE TO VISIT MOTHER

Miss Wauna Suess and Donald Suess, daughter and son of Mrs. Robert Coughlin, have arrived via PA to spend Christmas in Ju- neau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
TIDE TABLE

HERE FROM SIrKA Flora Thomas of Sitka Is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22

and had signed John Kuzman, a strapping former F'ordham tackle, and Tarland Gregory, Louisiana Tech guard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-22
SNOW DOPE

The promise of today is the years best skiing tomorrow, according to first-hand reports from Joe Wern- CT, concuired in by Ski Club Proxy Tom Stewart.
 Werner reports that the Second Meadow area already has maximum snow depth, snow is light and crisp with practically no crust and the Slalom Hill has two well-packed runs awaiting the weekend turnout of ski enthusiasts.
 A word of caution is given, how ever, that Christmas tree seekers afoot have left holes in the trail Plans are underway to post most dangerous spots.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Proper Vegetable
Cookery Important

WHEN VEGETABLES come
10 the table looking wllted and
limp II is wonder that people
will eat them al all on the
other hand. who would refuse
potatoes cooked until dry and
nealy. and then whipped light
and fluffy and seasoned with
rich milk, salt, pepper and but
ter
Green vegetables cooked until
tender but still whole and fresh
looking meet no rehufS. and
corn. sweet and stearing, will
receive many an encore
Color IS also important in
cooking vegetables II a small
amount Of water is used. ard
the time chart IS followed ac-
curaiely, the ColorS Will have a
garden-fresh appearance
The cooking times in sauce
pan for some common vegeta-
bleS are cabbage. Z minutes:
green peas, $40 minutes car
rots. 20 minutes, corn. lO-15
minutes; squash lhaked IN mod
crate oNenD one hour.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
For Centerpieces

Any OF the greens mentioned
In The paragraph above will also
make effective centerpieces for
the Christmas table A richer
effect IS achieved in this inpor-
tant decoration By using one OF
the evergreens named for the
\base ~ the table center and
Trimming with a contrasting
sort such as pine or yew.
Juniper and pine are the in
dlvidualistS among evergreens.
4 single spray Of either one
may form the entire decoration
OF an entrance door a red nh
bon bow may be added for con-
tYast
All Of these evergreens bear
some sort Of decorative fruit.
Yews have red berries, jumpers
have blue ones and the rest Of
the greens mentioned here bear
cones OF varying sizes ard
shapes
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Coned Branches

Needless 10 say the coned
branches are superior in deco
rative value 20 the unconed.
especially for use in trimming
or as individual branches u Is
sometimes possible 10 buy Just
the branches that have cones or
berries They will cost a bit
more but are worth the extra
price
II you have evergreens In your
garden. do necessary pruning
now and use the cut parts for
Christmas decorations Other.
wise, buy whU YOU need and
combine the soft green with
Christmas red of barberries
rose hips or tiny red crabspples
still hanging on the trees Help
make our pescetlme Christmas
gay with natures own peaceful
colors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Tuna Casserole

SPECIAL OCCASION get-to-
gethers call for few fulIs
and fancies az the dinner table.
Flattered is the most dIscrLmi-
native guest wror -aIyCd an
individual casserole hcapod high
with cooked noodles and tuna
fish combined into = delightful
dinner dish. To make this
entree, cook 4 ounces noodles
and fold them and q cup faxed
tuna FISH G-7 ounce can into
IL cups white sauce For a
touch OF color as well as favor,
add 2 tablespoons minced pars-
ley 10 the white sauce. Pour
into 4 individual bakers and IL
desired. sprinkle with buttered
bread crumbs. Bake in moder-
ate oven 1850 degrees F. about
20 minutes
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
LUnpTess OrdvY
-cosrt,,y Kelsey Nu1try Service

TO MAKE smooth gravy or
white sauce. follow this simple
procedure. Add -four 10 melted
fat. then remove pan from heat
while you add jhe milk Eradu-
aIly surring all tho while After
al milk IS poured in. return
mixture 30 the TIRE and continue
stirring until - is thickcncd
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Sold for Trees

Henlocks, pines and spruces
are also sold for Christmas
trees. All Of these are satisfac-
tory when used in unheated
porches or rooms, but are best
set with the cut ends Of the
trunks in pals OF water If used
in heated rooms. The moisture
helps keep the needles on the
branches
For wreathmaking hemlock
and pine are preferred. closely
followed by ArborVltse This
last is the evergreen pictured on
the extreme right. II is mis-
called and sold as cedar by
practically every one who sells
greens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Attractive
Greens
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Gsrasn Edltor

WHEN you sally forth to buy
a Christmas tree and trim
mings for the house this holiday
Nfeason, will you take just any
ghing in exchange for your hard
earned cssh' Or will you want
the lowdown on the best greens
for each purpose before you
buy?
Here. in pictures. are the
evsrgreens most commonly sold
at this time OF year. The best
OF the lot for use indoors In tree
form is the fourth from the left
the balsam FIR. In the week
or 10 days it spends inside the
house it will drop hardly a
needle. The same cannot be
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Shorten Cake
Making Time

NOR the experienced cook or
for-the new bride, II is news r
10 learn that now you can make
a batter with much less time and
be sure Of the results
There is something very sats-
flying and simple about mixing
a smooth cake batter with all
the ingredients IN one bowl IN
only AZ minutes.
Coeos Cup Cakes
IL cups cake -four siited before
measuring
IL cups sugar
p cup shortening
] teaspoon salt
! teaspoon soda
z cup cocoa
p cup milk
= teaspoon baking powder
d cup milk
2 eggs
! teaspoon vanilla.
Measure -four sugar, shorten
'ng, salt, soda, cocoa and milk
STIR vigorously by hand or with
mixer for two minutes. Add
baking powder, milk eggs and
vanilla and blend thoroughly.
The batter will be smooth and
thin Bake IN creased and
foLred cup cake pans IN moder-
ate oven 1850 degrees l5 70
20 minutes. When cool frost
and decorate As desired.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-15
Continued from Page s.

Thot the city is above the average
as q luw-obiding community is wit
messed in the under average sized
police department. The stuff is mode
up pretty much OF veterans as the
cull to arms moved in there as in oil
other walks OF life. 1t is to be noted.
and merits proise. that with the od-
vent OF thousands OF servicemen. the
citY's record as lowobiding place
hos not been blemished. The police
department hos remained "os is"
during the war times. Enlargement
has been Handicapped by monpow-
'er shortages. But there hos been no
emergency call for more men-o
real feather in any citY's cup.
Outstanding is the spirit of cooper
ution between citizens and municipal
offciols and agencies to see that
an all-out progressive program
comes into full fruition.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-15

WHEN ILLNESS overakes one. first call is for q hos
pitol. Below. Ell Centro Hospital modern in
rangement and equipment.