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ROOMS FuRkIsHED-MD. and Va.

3735 RHODE ISLAND AVE, Brentwood
{ lady roomers, privilege of entire house;
50 week each. WA. 1914 any time after S.
ARLINGTON. near Pentagon and Navy
Bldg: rm. in officers wife's. home for
s135 RHODE ISLAND AVE, Brentwood
Md nicely fur. rms. use of full house;
girls only, S5 week each. WA. 1914. 14s
4I05 32nd ST., MT RAINIER, Md
nice bedI oon1s, next to bath, in private
home; double. $40; single, S25 UN. 2976.
1923 NO. NOTTINGHAM. Arlington--Large
front rm. new throughout ideal for q;
conv. Transportation; $12 wk. CH. S279.
528 NO. PAYNE ST., Alexandria, Val
room, twin beds; new home and furniture;
1904 NO. GLEBE. Arlington, Wa solid
fltlzens' 81 Men men, ~ who appreciate good place
room, S25; small studio room, $50. so
GhEastian q nsa . home; Unlimited phone. 70 min.
bedroom. double bed.
suitable for employed couple; blocks
b623 Madison st. WI 076l.
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FARM and GARDEN

TREE SPRAYING, shrubs, shade. fruit;
Tree estimates, SH. 1917, WI. 9417. 14'
WELL-ROTTED stable manure, privet
hedge. HOWARD LANDSCAPE CO., Ii
EARLY. BEAUTIFUL GARDENS, lawns and
Shruobery are the result of the alert gar
dener doing the right thing at the right
time; now is the time for transplanting.
seedlng. fertilizing. cultiyating, shearing
ing, specimen shade and blooming trees
elant-slze fruit trees, ground cover. grad
Ing' topsoll, manures rock gardens, flag
stone walks, walls. terraces, guard rails
trelllSes, arborS, fences. drainage. water
proof1ng, painting, plastering. carpentering:
tor the past % years our boundless desire
steadily increased but this spring season.
Que to wartime conditions and urgent
demands, both our means and facilities are
limited. May we serve you early? Esti-
mates are free Ii. 1925. IL
WHEAT STRAW baled: at farm or de-
liVered. HADLEY FARMS, Route .. Gath
erSburg: phone GaitherSburq oa-E-4 "a
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POULTRY & EGGS
DOGS, PETS, ETC.


CoLLIEs, cross breed. So: both sexes.
Wormed and healthy. DOG HOTEL. 7344
Georgia ave ia 43ol
GOCKERS, red m. $40 black female, $50:
St. Bernard, males. 500; females, S35.
ESe ESSeewioqndlsnd. males, $50, females S35.
DOG HOTEL, 1914 Ga. ave ia 432I
FOR SALE-Pomeranian puppy, red. fe-
male, pediereed. 13 weeks old. weight l
LONG G-PEDIGREED MALE. beautifui, Pom. Sla
eranian; has all inoculations; excellent
phone Sun. after ii am. RA. 1857 H VI
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY. A K. c. reg
11Sn6ered 1SnlT black, female, S25: wks. CHI. 2135
COCKERS, blacks, reds; excellent pedi-
greed stock; reasonable. 4619 18th st.
BOXER PUPPIES, fawn: will hold until
easter. Inquiries to MRS KIRCHHOF
RtHInXt9n; tHnI Nd; or call Towson 1473-J.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY police puppy. wire
hair terrier or water spaniel. Cali after g
pm. LU. 4190 1Is
COCKER SPANIEL, exceptionally beautiful
black male, / year of age: fine blood line:
registered and inoculated, Sis GIL 1872
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APARTMENTS UNEURkIsHEp.

FOR EXCHANGE ONLY-Large unf. / rm-.
< and o., yard; very desirable: SO: near
Scott Circle; also l-rm. furn. bachelor apt
500: kaiorama Circle, exch either or
both for 3-bedrm. house or apt. NV. Be
thesda or Va. NO. 6646 or NO. 6647. or
EXCHANGE bedrm. apt. Arl, near
Westover. S54 so for studio kit. in Dist,
RE. 5000, Ext. 65S, weekdays l2s
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

CALL THE WOODMAN for new. clean
hardwood: NV. delivery only. 81 2719. Ia
GUARANTEED high per cent hardwood,
large wood split; bu kindling free $50
FIREPLACE WOOD, is to "a inches, all
hardwood; S2l cord. Stock up now for
next winter WO. 275S
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

URGENTLY NEEDED. foster homes for
coiored babies: good boarding rate Chill
RETIRED LADY desires room and board
in refined home in suburbs or nearby Vir-
glnia or Maryland at reasonable price
Box o3-H, Star I1s
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

28 9th ST. NE, Apt. 3 = Nicely fur
Teri LEI ed: near Navy. Yard and 3 carlines:
$sa ;o9 rEkNv VIZ; Gsll & after 7 pm. FIR. 1450.
bath; good transp.; pvt. family; Sb-Sf,
week. FIR. 3416
- Yog ST. Ne. IN. Capitol and R. I,
ihas'-SSlce iadv s5g front room for quiet. refined
CATHOLIC UNIV, AREA--Master bedroom.
auiet. Tor Christian. gentleman in private
NO. lssS, 4521 So. Dakota ave. ne
ROOMS FURkisHED-s.E. and s.w.
523 18th ST. S.W.-Large front room for
girIs; twin beds; SIS wk.
walking distance to Navy Yard. CAPITOL or
congress, Library; gentleman; SO weekly.
12s
girls TO share room, near bath; on carline;
SIS each. I2s
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9TH FLOOR or view as good. very quiet.
amiabie, responsible, nonsmoker; soon.
kENNETH. 1880 H st. NV. 49,
ROOM OR STUDIO, close to Conn. ave
NV for purpose of teaching piano OR
BY ELDERLY MAN. sunny room, bowl and
pitcher; not over $50 per month; walking
distance. Box 19-H. Star IL
LADY DESIRES single room in private
home or apt. Answer Box 52-H, Star. lis
EMPLOYED LADY desires room in private
home or apartment, private or semiprivate
bath. NV. section and convenient trans
portation to 500 block st. preferred
MISS MAKEMSON, Elk. 7400. IL
TWO GIRLS want room in private home
vicinity Bureau of Standards. Laundry
privileges. EN- 5190
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HAVE TO MOVEf We have numerous va
cant and owner-occupied houses in desir-
able locations syaf1Ahle for prompt pos
seesioni othera coming n daily. MITCH
I'LL 0U1Ck d. S0S1. 10s
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

I775 MASS. AVE. NV double rooms
with board. $3.50 each MI 9413
YOUNG LADY to share room with another
iady' G1 r1g1 tTin beds: all conyeniences. Cali
1877 ST S.W.-Double room with board
for y. SD each Dflo
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BOATS.

FISHING CRUISER wanted, 3s to 50 feet:
give description, price, condition and To-
cation, Box 40S-G. Star.
BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED motor yacht
2lxl5 promenade deck, accommodations
for six and equipped for year round gra-
cious living. Inspection by appointment
only; TR. 2424, Ext. 306, 1T. COMDR
RoWBOAT, 4'x15'; GOOD condition: $50
or best offer j. A. MARCERON S45 No.
Lincoln St. Arlington. Va. IL
POULTRY & EGGS.
BABY CHICKS, feed ana poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 6Ie z ST. NV
Me 0OS9
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. ana 8
ROOMS FURN. g UNFURN.
ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE FRONT ROOM for colored couple
18th st. Sc
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN,
MOVING, PACKING ond STORAGE

BACHELORS QUARTERS. furn. studio Iiv.
rm Dedrm.. shower pvt ent., garage; SO
600 Hlllmead rd., Bethesda. WI 63I3
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

INSURED VAN, careful white owner-driver
wants part loads to and from Florida,
lndlana and Illinois Or way points: low
rates. SH 1859
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FOUR-FAMILY APT. with refgr. and eas
stoves. OIL heat: close to stores and buses:
Takoma Park, Md: price, Sl6,5O0; $1,000
cash, balance terms; rentals, SLAB, plus
owners apt. per mo
Three bedrooms tile bath, stove and
refgr. gas h.-wh full basement, garage;
furnished; price, $3.50: So, 900 cash. bal
ance terms. At Four Corners H. HAN
NAUER, 1896 Ga. ave, Silver Spring, Md
| ST. 1929 ST. 6O35 '
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UTAH AVE. BUNGALOW, fireplace in living
room bay window in dining room, pantry
IN Kitchen; front and back porches, 3 bed
rage; needs some repairs; $4,000
Wooded section-Frame house near
area. D. c. Z rooms, oil heat, new hot
water heater. new roof. fenced-in yard;
only S9,250. MARY T. BOARD EN- ASH,
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SoLoRED-Betoie vnu buy. see us, We win
snaslabyle snaT you 4, the best s or room houss
ssss asy on yGSs JAMES ssrPs sa Pspssss' 81
CoLoRED-Attention ex-servicemen. max.
future secure for yourselves and family,
asysnsfe q Consult anE aS S.
ni%s SaSS WARD 2,
b brick; is 3 modern beautiful rooms. 'hii iah
s ssa F'sssEsd soE cJRTo fRfsp h Rs. H.
CoLoRED-13th st. mr. Monroe NV
II; sS,ssy Dssssssi9n 81 owsER. ss Co e $50. D.
sass Fl oS club os ssass sna @
aT ave. 4nsE nv Call RUSSELL F. BARRETT.
COL.oRED-Direc from owner-occupant
1921 Tenth ST. n.w.-Most modern interior
OF any house in block; convenient to stores,
snnrc,es; transportation; crystallishtinF fix-
lures, Dullt-1n tub and shower, beautiful en-
da4l: rubber-tiied kitchen.. 81 steel s'sss Vsne.
a IN sass
six delightful rooms with bkfst. porch on
8 sRssssd sSss fPsR Psaed is Tor ai
ssts coLoREDiS BUILDING, SITE. on plorid. lori
apartment building: at present there is 3
storeroom on front and Broom apt %
IND H.. first commercial zone For
price, and terms consult CHAS. o. WARD
21 Florida ave. AD. 7495.
lCOLORED-Open for inspection Sunday,
11-5), 4124 Grant st. ne; this beautifui
4h-yr. .-old modern brick residence will be
sold Sunday without question; containing
8 good-sized rooms, ultramodern kitchen,
tiled bath. gas conditioned heat; 1t 10
perfect home; price. only $9,250. on
terms Mr. Raine, IA 293s. MARSHALL
COLORED-vacsnt; $500 block 18th st.
nv. 3-story. row brick. s rooms. 2 baths,
For complete details and to inspect, cad
Mr.. Myers. RA.. 1911. with VIM. ",
THROCKMoRToN, Resltcr. DI. 60ae.
CONTINUED on Next paseJ
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screened front porch. beautiful living and
:sspsd Ioss & :Ssd: a sna ae.sSs: s.e.. s.!.as: as:
2Gf.99 2Gf9 E ksu9 I .vs sn n... = Ah6 HzsAsaShoh zssaSh. = co.
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4 Washington's best
and Buchanan NV:
roof, perfect condi-
baths, finished attic,
and back lawn. This
NATIONAL REALTY
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03
Ambassador Hurley Says
Chinese Communists Can
Not Get Arms From u. S.

WASHINGTON, April 2 Up, -
Ambassador Patrick J: Hurley to-
day ruled out any possibility of
American delivery of arms to the
Chinese Communists, whom he de-
scribed as simply an armed poll
teal party.
The U. S. envoy to China was
asked at news conference whe-
Their he was aware Of reports that
the Communists had asked the
United States to furnish weapons
captured from the Japanese. 1t is
with captured enemy equipment
that the north China guerillas usu-
ally fight.
Hurley said the view here is that
the furnishings of arms to any
armed political party would be
tantamount to the recognition of
another belligerent by the United
States. This country recognizes and
supports the national government
of China.
Hurley said the objective OF the
United States in China is to unity
the armed forces for the war
against Japan, that some progress
has been made along those lines
and that more favorable results
yet are expected.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03
.0KINAWA NATIVES
ARE HUNGRY LOT
BY JAMES LINDSLEY

WITH THE U. S. MARINE
THIRD AMPHIBIOUS CORPS ON
OKINAWA, April 2-LP,-Military
leaders planning the Okinawa in
vasion were prepared to find plen-
ty of trouble with the natives but
were agreeably surprised.
The natives, they founa, sre not
ferocious, just voracious. Nothing
is wrong with their mental atti-
tude that a can of K rations won't
cure.
The Marine provost marshal, 1t.
Col. Floyd A. Stephenson of WASH
ington, D. C. said more than l.
200 of them had been rounded up
so far and there was not mean
one in the lot. They have been
under j Japanese domination long
time and they are under-nourish-
ed and beaten down. Many are
ill with various disease in which
Okinawa abounds.
Naturally no long range program
has been instituted after two days
of invasion but. refugee centers
have been established and the Ma
rines are doing the best they can
for the unfortunate people. They
are being fed emergency rations
and sneak back into the line for
second helpings of the chow.
The natives, or "Okies" as they
are called by the Marines, fled
to the hills before the invasion
started and today many started
coming in voluntarily. They had
been advised to leave the cities
and air field areas by 100000
pamphlets dropped by American
planes before the invasion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03
Mrs. Churchill Arrives
In Moscow To Inspect
Hospital, Orphanages

MOSCOW, April q RD Mrs.
Winston Churchill arrived by plane
today for a visit to hospitals and
children's homes as head of her
own relief fund for Russia.
The British Prime Minister'S
wife reached Moscow after an all
night flight from Cairo, She will
visit Stalingrad and Rostov, where
British funds will equip two 500.
bed hospitals.
A welcoming party at the airport
included Mrs. Vyacheslatf Molo-
TOW, wife Of the Soviet conmissar
for foreign affairs: Ivan M. Mais.
ky, the vice commissar and his
wife; American Ambassador W.
Averell Hartman and his daugh.
ter, Kathleen; British Ambassador
Sir Archibald John Clark Kerr,
and officials of the Soviet Red
Cross and Red Crescent.
This is one of the most inspir.
ing and exciting moments Of nv
life" Mrs. Churchill said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03

STANLEY Lieutenant in the
Army Air Forces. He will be as
signed for further duty.
TWO YEARS OVERSEAS DUTY
Staff Sergeant Leon c. Walsh,
Jr., %, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.
Walsh, of Wilmington, non-com-
missioned officer in charge of a
squadron transportation section in
a 18th AAF Psi Mustang fighter
group, recently completed two
years overseas duty in the Medi-
terranean theater of war. Sgt.
Walsh has been in the service
since January, 1912. His wife,
Mrs. Annie G. Walsh, resides at
10 Forest Hills drive.
OVERSEAS
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03
RECEIVES WINGS

IN a [ n d II II.
Stanley, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. N.
R. Stanley, 209
North 7t.h street,
r e C e iv e d his
wings last. week
at the Central
Flying Training
Command Pilot
school, M O o r e
field, Texas, and
was commissio
ed. a S e c o n d
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03

AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE
BOMBER STATION, England
Promotion Of Graham D. Nye, 81,
of Bolton, N. c., from staff ser
geant to technical sergeant has
been announced at this Eighth Air
Force BIZ Flying Fortress sta
ton.
Sgt. Nye is a gunnery instruc-
tor, teaching newly-arrived gun.
ners and passing on the benefit
of his experience in combat over
enemy territory.
The Carolina gunner is the son
of G. D. Nye of Route l, Bolton.
He entered the AAF in August
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03
ARRIVES IN FRANCE

Pfc. Henry A. Jordan, son OF
Mrs. c. H. Jordan, Of Ivanhoe,
recently arrived in France where
he is serving as a radio operator.
Pfc. Jordan was trained at Camp
Bowie, Texas, and prior to enter
ing the service, was brick mason
instructor at Fort Bragg.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03

Pvt. Morris A.
Award, 815 South
Front street, is a
cannoneer serv-
ing on the front
with Lieutenant
General Jacob L.
Devers' S i x t h
A r m y Group.
Pvt. Avand, in
t h e Army for
nearly five years,
was engaged as
a truck driver
for the Carolina
Motor Cervice
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03
In The
PRISONER OF WAR

Pvt. L e | a n d
Malpass, missing
m "a c t i o n in
France S i n c e
September 6, had
been. reported a
prisoner of war,
a C C o + d ing to
w ord received by
his mother, Mrs.
Errow L. NAL
pass, of Willard.
Serving overseas
in the infantry
since last June,
~
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| I70.-Wanted.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF NORTH
CAROLINA SOCIETY OF COLONIAL
DANES R0NnS

Pursuant to the terms Of the Deed Of
Trust from The North Carolina Society
Of Colonial Danes of America, to the
Wilmington Savings and Trust Com
pany, Trustee, which Deed of Trust
Is recorded in Book $50, Page $50, Of
the Office of the Register of Deeds of
New Hanover County, North Carolina,
notice is hereby given that the follow
ing Bonds, which were drawn by lot.
have been called for payment at par
and accrued interest, May l, lo45, and
interest on said Bonds will cease after
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03
180-Legal

Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate, to
present them to the undersigned, duly
verified, on or before the 18th day OF
March, 1916, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar Of recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please make
immediate settlement.
This 18th day of March, 1915.
H. c. PLAYER,
Administrator c. T. A.
Fayetteville, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03

The sapo is often called a sing
ing fish. A peculiar humming noise
is made by it's air bladder.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03

Some Of the finest garnets in the
world have been brought to the
surface BY ants, in New Mexico
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03
$500 Bonds

The above numbered Bonds shall be
presented at the Wilmington Savings
and Trust Company, Trustee, Whining
ton. North Carolina on or after May LIST,
1915 for payment.
The North Carolina Society of Colonial
Danes Of America
Dated this 18th day of March, l945.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03

of Wilmington, in civilian life.
Overseas two years, he has been
awarded four battle stars.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03
PROMOTED

army in July, 1912.
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Motor Service,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-03

he entered the
The Valley settler., 1945-01-26

NEWS FROM WASHINGTON 5. C, January II, l945 Tn a joint statement issued by
 Hawaii, and FL. Bart lett, of Alaska the Joint resolution introduced in the House last week by Rep. Cole of New York. e, This res olut ion would transfer t civil admin stra tton of Alaska an6
 as we'll as Puerto Rico, the
 Canal Zone and the Virgin Islands, ito the Navy Department.
 IT am confident that near1y every Alaskan would oppose such transfer", lsiad Delegate Bartlett in supple Imentary statement. "To place a ldepa rtment of the Cove rnment whose primary concern S with natio ional def nee in charge of Alaska 's civil ian gover rnment would effect vely halt all our. work for self 5ove rnn me nt and for eventual statehood.
 Critical as many of us hava been of pres ent Federal controls, I think if the suggested change were made we would have eood reason to look upon the exp ri ence of the past as 'the gooe old deys'. If we are to be
 governed by military arm Of the Government then perhaps we a1l W ould be wards and all occupants on one big res ervation, this one Naval res erva i on." Delegate Bartlett strongly urged that every effort be exer rted to or ganize the Territory s oppositi on to It his measure,
The Valley settler., 1945-01-26
HERE AND THERE

- Carl> Wills on s"Teke. Peek" jar turned into "Take a Peek that others may walk" jar. He put up a notice that he would settle for a dime.
 Speaking Of the March of Dimes drite, the Tracing Post SC ems to be in the lead. There are even silver collars in~ it. Next week when the jers are collected we will list the amount cclle cted at each place and the totals.
 We wonder why Bill Smith is afraid to go home the last few days
 Do you have your forms filled in "or feed ane fertilizer requests. They shou16 be in by. the 5Oth Of - this month and there are only few days left.
 Few people realize what Q lot of work there is in putting this. paper out. Since 1t has grown tb s sheets 1t takes no less than tw6 hours to mime ograph it and one more hour sh ou1d be allowed fer stap1ing ano assemb Ii ng. The monograph must be fed by hand one sheet ct a time, whi c1 means at least 25OO sheets put through indivt eua1ly. This does not allow for cleaning sheets and extras for replacing spoiled ones. That is why 1t is so necessary to have long articles in by noon at least on Friday. Short items ond last minute news can be tucked in tn corners. The front page Is usually held open until last.
Evening star., 1945-06-06
How to Be Happily Married

The "how" OF how to be happily
married is question that is bother
ing many girl whose fiance has
been fighting with the armies in
the European theater. Now that
many Of the armies are homeward
bound on their way to tackle TOTO,
these brides-to-be are in a dithel
on all the why's and wherefores in
volved in becoming Mrs. How
can I plan wedding when I don't
know where he'll be-or when?"
DO have to have formal we'd
ding in big church?" Suppose l
buy a formal white bridal gown and
he won't have time for a big we'd
ding?' What are the answers?
How can girl have a traditional
wedding in the face of wartimes
stern realities?
According to Mrs. Alexandra
Potts, editor of Brides Magazine,
who has shepherded many a har-
ried and hurried bride to the altar
everything but the bridegroom is in
her province-and she knows a lot
about them, too, the answer is COM
mon sense. Smart girls don't go by
the book any more, but use common
sense instead Quoting Mrs. Potts,
1t isn't what you wear, but the
Evening star., 1945-06-06

this is essential for good results in
ornamenting. Icing may be favored
by adding teaspoonful of lemon
juice before mixing Tint any de-
sired color or can be left white
This mixture can also be done in
an electric mixer.
would like to know how to take
grease spots off of wall paper. Some
time ago solution to this problem
was printed, but I've forgotten what
it said to do-something to do with
paraffin, think.
enjoy RICH very much and its
very helpful suggestions, etc Please
place my name on your list for your
recipe book.
CRAB CAKES.
From MIS- E. J. W.. Washington
I'm inclosing recipe for delicious
crab cakeS-the kind that makes
Maryland famous-perhaps some of
your readers may like to join me in
the enjoyment. The Clearing House
is favorite part of The Star. and
it's pleasure to exchange recipes
Grab Cakes De Luxe-Make a
white sauce of lump of butter tegg
sizep, to 3 tablespoons -four. milk
sufficient to make thick sauce