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Budget Dresses

Misses and Women's Dotted
Sheer Dresses. Classic style.
Broken sizes. Orig. $10.95, S6.S7
Misses Pastel and Black Coat
Dresses. Orig. $685. S5.S7
Misses Classic Printed Rayon
Jersey Dresses. Orig. $l0.95,
S6.44
Misses Dotted Rayop Mesh
Dresses. Tan only. Broken
sizes. Orig. $10.95-----.S S3.S7
Misses Striped Rayon Seer
sucker Dresses. Sizes 1915.
Orig. $5.95---S SI.O0
Misses Classic Dresses in sheers
and spun rayon. Orig. $5.95,
$3.44
Women's Printed and Dotted
Rayon French Crepe Dresses.
Orig. $3.50 $3.S7
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Leather Goods

STARED items plus 2Qeo tar
20 Summer Bags. Orig. $500 10
1896 -------- 59cs
l Mans Leather Fitted Case
Orig. $500 AS is ----- SI.00s
20 Ladies Billfolds- Orig $500.
SI.O0s
Brown Broadcloth Bags with
imitation tortoise shell frames.
Orig. $500 Sl0.50s
5 Handbags. Orig. $3.50, 5000
Is Keytainers. Orig. Sl00. 50c'
s Handbags. Orig. $500. $685.
Kann s-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Art Goods

2-pc. Bar Harbor Chair Cushion
Sets. Orig. $2.50------79c Set
Daisy" Crochet Cotton. Black,
brown and navy. Orig. Csc
skein n--------15c skein
1-oz. balls White Paradise Yarn.
Orig. 39c ball 19c ball
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laUS, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. 1Dait three full days and
recetpe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
John A 1T Turner; n Is; and Sarah A Newton,
R0Sff IsoTRiGa e. BG5S f fos nf h T. Naney
Richard E. Bates. %. 126 North Carolina
aye aye Sc, and Mary A. Walden, 2I. 100
Tobias 6. Davis, 30, Montgomery, Pa,
ana Sd n F1orence R A. stone ~ 1928 Ontario
Hannah E, Hunter, %, ' 1852 ONTARIO oli ano
Thomas I. Grsenfeld, q, 1887 Walter pl
st. Sc %
Stanley R. sundstrom. "a. 2o1e Naylor
ITei I6tb SCI st nd ID Emily A Kuliser' %, 1911
Ned R, Leedy, %, and Jennie L. spanslsr.
c27, -, both of Waynesboro, Pa
Wyo and Jesnhs t. Rdda hsrmoD9f si sss
Duncan n. Prince p, 1le1 Holbreok ter
| RR;e,; RnsIm and Rose M. Freeman, is. 1885
Thomas on y; Leon. on %, 1885 Morse st. ne,
Slf,s apd so Rosemary v. Brocato. 10, 1925
George E. Hall, SO. 1894 Fessenden st.
~. nv and Olga C. ciocca, 80, Los
Darius H. Mcdonald. 10. III Virginia
sIoor,I sXe: nv; In~to and ID, Janet L. Brown. Is.
:, 20; 20, DO both = Of PhiladeIIpphiss, a,,
and Dorothy M. Kimel, I9, 323 34th
william J. RBlackyell,. 4; and virsinia s.
NV.
Percy J. Robinson: 25, 1oo4 Trying st
Isaac "a s.: B. n Martin, "a 81, Conway. N. c., and
clifford G. English. 90, Az st. NV, and
Helen obst, s. Takoma Park, Md.
John L. Sandlin 81, 1898 Primrose I'd. |
NV NV and Yvonne N. Vieux, "a. 1724
Samuel Pandocchi, %, and Alice Bajoian,
~. y. both of / 65@ Newton st. NV:
NV, and Opal L. olebeare, %, 1877
Marion LIVINGSTON, "A, and Pearlie M An
Novel R. Coleman, 80, l407 New Jersey
aye NV, and Florence H. Willard. IS,
Linwood A. Carney. "A. 1886 New Jersey
ave, NV, and Hoppe S. Miller, 20,
man p. both of 354 Somerset pl. NV,
Wilson G. Burden, %, 2007 st. NV, and
Marion G. Saunders, 20, 1880 Massa-
chusetts ave. NV
Paul R. sinnett. 25, Spencer, w Va. and
Teresa v Cagnetti, "a. 1909 Washing
william C Nicholson. jr, 81, 1852 Wood
ley pl; NV, and Patricia M, Sullivan,
William A. Castle, 40 Cherry Run, w t
Va, and Lillian L. Santmier, 3S, 400
Newcomb st Sc
Harold Womack, 81 and Betty A. o'Meara,
20, both of 120 Wayne pl sc.
Mark E. Perkins, %, Arlington. and
lanes me- ii- Brown wis., 5a 3404 ElS nI % ss
and Catherine NJ. Burke, 33, II Yard |
arm green S.W.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Issued al Rockville

Richard Forman. 20 Burke, Va and Betty
Crandall, Is, Alexandria.
Samuel Foster. "A and Maud Lucas, 20,
both Of Rockville.
Aubrey Graves A, and Virginia Tolley, "a,
both Of Washington.
William Goode, 20, and Doris M johnson.
27, both of Washington.
August w. NOsck r. W. aHd Patricia R,
william P. Goss SO, Brookmont. Md. and
Hazel Theas, 20 Eureka, KanS.
Jones, 19. both Of Rockville.
William c. Pugh, 36, and Martha M. Mar
tin. 20, both of Chevy Chase, Nd.
l9, both of Silver Spring
Elton Worth Johnson. 90 Washington, and
Mary c. Lawson, % Silver Spring.
Russell w. Blount, 25, Quantico Va, and
Jean Spikes. Il, WASHINGTON.
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Notions
"a Hold-Tite Hat Holders. Orig
or "a.

"a Hold-Tite Hat Holders. Orig.
25c 10c
30 Glove Holders. Orig. soc, 15c
36 Polka Dot Boxes for Gloves,
Hose and Hankies. Orig. $1.O0,
soc
"a Shoe-Prim Shoe Polish in
black or brown. Orig. Csc 10c
IL Bathing Bags. Orig. $500,
sec plus tax
40 Hold-Bob Curl Sets, Orig.
IA Sewing Kits. Orig. SIPS and
$1.95 - SOC
IL Tie Racks. Orig. Soc 25c
Hat Boxes. Soiled. Orig.
&I.UU SSC
IL "Wooly" for Washing Sweat
ers. Orig. 50c------I5c
80 Roll Carriers. Orig. 15c- 10c
Is Lingerie Dryers. Orig. $1.0o,
29c
30 Plastic Coated Garment Bags.
White, wine and blue. Orig.
$5.98 S3.9S
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Clearance Wash Fabrics

50 Yds Rayon Drapery Fabric SO" wide Large floral
design Orig $l89 $l29 yd.
80 Yds Cotton Lace 36" wide White, pink blue.
Orig. $1.45 yd. CSC
AZ Yds White Eyelet Batiste. Orig $295 yd.- S1S5
Is Yds. Rayon Dress Fabric. and gold Orig
yd. ---------------- ------. -------. $l95
3s Yds. Tan Cotton Balloon Fabric. Water -repelent.
Orig. $125 yd.-----. .-- 79c yd.
"a Yds. White Rayon Satin Orig sloo SOC yd.
Wash Goods-Stree Floor.
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Bedding

I Double size Felt Mattress.
Orig. S22.95- sl5.SS
Felt Mattress. 30" width.
Orig. 312.95 5-------- s9.SS
Double size Felt Mattress.
Orig. S12.95- 5---------- S9.88
l Single size Cotton Mattress.
Orig. $8.95 95----------.-S5. S5.99
DoubIe-size Felt Mattress.
Orig. $l4.95------------S SS.aa
DoubIe-sixe Felt Mattress.
Orig. s1995-------------Sl2.44
/ Double size Box Spring. Orig.
s24.95 SASS
! Roli-a-Way Cot and Mattress.
Orig. s22.50-------s15 $3.50
Four-ft. Felt Da Bed Pad.
Center fold. Orig. s1o.95, s7.77
l Double size Box Spring. Orig.
s22.95 $500
2 Boudoir Chairs. Torn. Orig.
1895. AS is---------- is S4.4q
Dresser. Maple finished on
eumwood. Orig. s41.e5- s24.9s
Kann 's-Third Floor.
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Furs

All prices plus 20G tar
Natural Tipped Skunk. Size
IL. Orig. $259-----------S10 S109
Mink Dyed Marmot. Size A.
Orig. 1929 --------------S179
Black Dyed Persian Lamb. Size
l6, Orig. s25s -s19s
Mink Blended Muskrat. North
ern backs. Size Is. Orig. S288,
S19S
Black Dyed Persian Lamb. Size
40. Orig. 1893 S299
Mink Blended Muskrat. North
ern backs. Size is. Orig. $3.50,
1929
kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-09-13
JetceIru

STARRED items plus 300 tor
Is White Pins. Orig. $3.50 and
$1.00 ca. ea.---------2 for 25c@
10 Two-row Pale Blue Simu-
lated Pearl Necklaces. Orig.
s4.00 S1.9 $685.
Three-row Suntan Simulated
Pearl Bracelets. Orig. $500,
S1.50s
10 White Simula ted Pearl Neck
Iaces. Orig. S400 S1.95s
10 Mexican Silver Pins. Orig.
90 sJu --- : 10
l Sterling Silver Fish Pin. Orig.
l Gold-plated Sterling Silver
Link Bracelet. Orig. $3.50,
$t.95s
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
HundkerchiefS

Cotton Print Handkerchiefs.
Bright colors. Irregulars csc
Mems initiated Handkerchiefs.
Irresulars s--3 for S1.O0
Women's White Handkerchiefs.
Each sc
Kann 's-Street Floor.
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Clearance! Non.Rationed
PLAY SHOES
to S4.24 .A7

Just the right snarty styled and hard play shoes
need to finish the season. Broken sizes TO O. All
sales final.
Sandal Shop-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Toys

II Crayon Wall Boards. Orig.
Si.I5 zoe
Bicycle Baskets. Orig. STA
S1.0a
Q Canopy top Sand Boxes.
Orig. Sl2.95 ----S6 S6.47
4 Canvas Wading Pools. Orig.
$3.50 s sl3.75
s Metal Frame Canvas Seat
Chairs. Orig. $3.50 s2.99
6 "Waggsie" Dog Pull Toys.
Orig. S200 ---------S1 S1.ne
s Waddle Duck Push Toys.
Orig. S1.38 ------------ 49e
Washable Cloth body Dolls.
Orig. s3.25 ---------- S1.49
2 Novelty Cloth body Dolls.
Orig. s495 and $685. S29s
Kann 's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Upholstery

50 Prs. Tailored Curtains. Orig.
S3.49 $2.9S pr.
IS Prs. Homespun Draperies.
Orig. $6.95- ---------$3.50 pr.
30 Prs. Tailored Curtains. Orig.
$2.95 ------$1.95
20 Prs. Cretonne and Homespun
Draperies. Orig. $5.95. $3.50 pr.
10 Vanity Skirts. Orig. $6.95.
$500 ca.
Is Chintz Spreads. Orig. 1925.
$3.50 ca.
Chintz Spreads. Orig. s5.s5.
$3.50 ca.
= Homespun Spreads. Orig.
$l0.95 $500 ca.
SO Yds. Quilted Chintz. Orig.
$l.98 yd.----$ yd.
$50 Yds. Cretonne. Orig. $1.6s
yd. ----$1.00 yd.
100 Yds. Rayon Damask. Orig.
$29s yd.---$1 yd.
3 Folding Screens. Orig. s79s.
nS d. 94.Vu
4 Studio Couch Covers. Orig.
$l9.95. As is-----$l2.9S
; Studio Couch Covers. Orig,
S1495. As $1,000
z Chair Covers. Orig. 1898. As
is 90
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
SOiIed
Blankets and
Comforts

4 Wool-filled Flowered
Sateep s2xS4" Comforts.
Orlg. Sa.95 S6.95 ca
. ) Printed Challis Cow
cred s2xSi" Comforts. So.
reprocessed wool, 500 cot
ton filled. Orig. S3.e9.
4 Solid Color Chatham
Bia nkeis. 500 wool. 50Cc
cotton. Size 72xS4. Rayon
satin bound. Orig. S7.95.
= s Wool Filled, Rayon
Covered Comforts. 12xS4"
Orig 50 .a5 $685. ca
. 3 Fine, AlI-Woal Chat
ham Blankets in solid COL
ors. 72xS4". Rayon satin
bound. Orig. S15.95. SI3.9h
= North Star All-Wool
Blankets. Solid colors. Ra-
yon satin bound. Size T2xs4.
Orig. Sl6.a6 SI1.95 ga,
Blankets-Street Floor.
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SpOrfSicPur

Cotton Dresses. Org. ST o5
and 1895 ------- $500
il Rayon Dresses. Orig. 1895.
$500
White Rayon Tennis Dresses.
Orig. $795 -----.-- S2.00
~ Cotton PIaysuits. Orig. S54I.
$500
is Rayon PlaNsuits. Orig, s795,
S3.q9
21 Cotton Tee Shirts. Orig.
S. SO S1.1o
% Cotton Sunsuits, Orig. 81 90.
$500
20 Cotton Shorts and Sun Suits.
Orig. s2.99 -S1.00
40 Cotton Shorts. Orig. So 90
and 1895 --------- s.. 90
so Swim Caps. Orig. 66c and
SAC Sae
% Ravon Dresses. Orig. Sl295
and S1n.e5 -------------s7 500
Kanr's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
RedSDreudS

II Pastel Chenille Bedspreads.
Twin size, Orig. sl4.99. $40 ca.
10 Chenille Bedspreads. Orig
S2l 80 -------------- $500
6 Chenille Redspreads. Orig.
1885 ---------------- SlO.95
Kann 's-Street Floor
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Lingerie

Cotton Shortie 2-pc. Pajamas.
Orig, $500 $3.50
Rayon Shortie 2-pc. Pajamas.
Orig. $500 $3.50
Rayon Shortie z-pc. Pajamas.
Orig. 1896 Sl.e1
Cotton Net Bed Jackets. Orig
1895 Sl.97
Cotton Net Bed Jackets. Orig.
$2.e9 S1.49
Kann ns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Clearance of
Mems Furnishings

81 and $1.5o Fomou.- -moke Ties
Discontinued patterns OF Mems Famous Make ~
Ties Many attractive Summer patterns reduced - 6
for clearance
20 Mems Suspenders. Mussed Orig $I- Soc
Mans Black Fur Felt Hat. Size 7as. Orig s5--s1.eo
1S Mems Vaquero Ties for sport shirts Orig 81 2sc
Mems Slack Suits Sizes and 90 only Orig s1oe5
$4.s9
Novelty Tee Shirts Orig $500 and $250--- CSC
Mans Blue Slack Suit Size 80. Orig $SS1-----$4.44
Mans Cotton Slack Suit. Orig $5s5
Two-tone Tobacco Pouches. Orig. $29s----$2.1s
Fl Mems Corduroy Ties in canary green Orig 81 2sc
Is Mems Balbrggan Shirts. Orig. s17 Tic
Mems Butonfront Cape Leather Jackets. Size is only
Orig. $9.ss
Mems Ties Orig $200----------------- 4sc
Mems AnWool Long Sleeved Sport Shirts Orig s1175
$3.50
Mems Lghttoned Leisure Jackets. Broken sizes Orig
Mems Canary Color Beach Coats. Orig. $5s5-.$2.99
IA Mems Play Shorts. Broken sizes. Orig. 1896 and
Catalina Sport Shirt. Orig $7.00------.$s2
FL Mems Play Shorts Broken sizes. Orig. $5.95 and
Cream Color Play Shorts Size A. Orig s2s5-- --s149
Mems Wear-strest Floor
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NeckUeur

Mussed Flowers. Colorful
punches, Pink and mixed.
Some red. Orig. 500 3ac
Black Felt Foundation Hats.
Orig. 81 50 - Sl8a
Soiled Neckwear. MANY wee
styles --------------- Sl.00
Soiled and Mussed Dickeys.
Black, white and some pastels.
sl.00
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Rugs

axl2 Homespun Texture Re
versible Rugs. Orig. s3q95.
s29.95
20 Yds. q" Wool and Fibre
Carpet. Green. Orig. $3.50 yd.
S229 yd.
90 1927 Reversible Felt Scatter
Rugs. Orig. sl98 ---- S1.59
20x60 Shag Scatter Rugs. Orig.
1915 ------------- S7.75
24x4S Shag Scatter Rugs. Orig.
1896 -------- $3.50
25 Yds. p" Rag Hall Runner.
Orig, S179 yd.------ CSC yd.
25 21x45 Oval Fringed Rugs.
Orig. s495 ------------ s24S
4 6x9 Reversible Chenille Rugs.
Orig. SI795 ------ $3.50
5 12-ft. Rag Runners. 81" wide.
Orig. $685. ------------ s348
3 9x12 Felt base Rugs. AS is.
Orig. S595 -----.--- S2.s9
Ak Oval Braided Rugs Orig.
slSq5 -- SS.SS
Kann' 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Linens

a Solid Color Chenille Mats.
Orig. s2.95 -----------s s2.5a
20 Cork Mats. Damaged, Orig.
Csc each ------------ 1Oc
so Printed Cotton Napkins.
Orig. soc each ---- 39c
s Fringed, Solid Color Table
Cloths. Orig. S6.95 $3.50
; White Dresser Scarfs. Orig.
$3.50 --------- SI.25
IS Cotton and Ravon Doilies.
Seconds. Orig. 29c ca. for 25c
so Printed Cotton Doilies. Orig.
39c Observation-Disclosures 29c
% Boxes of Cocktail Napkins.
Orig. S1.o5 box --------- CSC
s Mexican Striped o-pc. Lunch
Sets. Orig. S3.95 set Si.95
% Lace 3-pc. Chair back Sets.
Orig. sl00 set -------- SOC
Kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-13

Peterman's Roach Food is quick
death to reaches. 1t kills by con-
tact or swallowing. Effective "a
hours a day. No odor. Over
100000 cans of Peterman' sold
last year. Get Peterman's today.
Evening star., 1945-09-13

Kanns-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1945-10-11
;. saAsQfssaAl Alesssa-s.S,,.

sherry and brandy right in it, ready
to be added to any regular cake
batter. Scout around and see
If. inadvertently, you are boarding
an old empty milk bottle or two.
II SO. wash them and put them out
for the milkman, or take them back
to the store the next time you go.
Diaries are still terribly shy of milk
bottles. F.. :. . Chemical DDT Is most
effective in the destruction of in
sects when it is applied as a resi-
dual' spray to walls and surfaces
visited by insects, say experts of the
United States Department of Agri-
culture. Sprayed into space it does
not have the lasting qualities that
1t achieves when applied to wall
and ceiling surfaces. Thanksyiy-
ing dinner fixin's will be plentiful
this year, according to predictions,
with mince meat the only casualty :,
:. If your hunter husband brings
home fresh-killed game, and you
want to put it in the deep freeze
to keep for later use, don't waste
any time, warns new USDA leaf
let, Freezing to Preserve Home
Grown Foods" Game should be
stuck, bIed and frozen as soon as
possible, or spoilage will set in. :.
A promising use for the high quality
dried eggs developed for war pur-
poses is in the manufacture of ice
cream, poultry marketing special
lists believe. Commercially
canned sauerkraut is expected to be
scarcer this year than last, because
OF the continued shortage of tin.
Can your own in jars from the large
supply of cabbage now coming to-
ma riot
Evening star., 1945-10-11
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, part-time work with local
days preterabiy one tsmiaT vi WITH sa'uIx tax
Air AZ PteT Sse!: FIAT safeH4N1es
METAL WORKS RKpPts rear fsis SLI,sAs N 81 n.S SHEET
ARCHITECTURAL AR DESIGNERS and drafts
msn 1or permanent work in Dallas Tex
ss COOK %'i oa :s
kRMarSRE s SsasS W1aDERs HHis eee motor r.s.,r Ina
men; FIRST class; good working conditions,
GOOD pay. paid vacation, permanent post
EsuPMESr EsT tPsaEs aeply res saTrs
ART INsTRUCToR. excellent Tor opportunity, M ny
Gommefca1 art inlstrustSr dayTork per-
xssIsTaSr xss19fS SGs sookkEEPEn OK SasE Apply to
sSSIs CsSSALES M MOVERS 2033 Nichols ave. Sc.
sood WORKING sooy soof sass.y es.y
MAYFLoWER HOTEL 18th and De sales
AssisTANr FRY COOK. white or color.d;
esef cARIPoN IPe0h hof2P, sHP 'ftaEy istR ana ApDZ
ASSISTANT SAUCE COOK. permanent Do
AsssTTANTt AASsusT Nte ssner s1e cooRp SO S..,,,,
PARK HOTEL, Conn. ave. and Woodley
ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR for Housekeeping
dept; Must be capable Of supervising and
s.h aoer .&P5SSnsns sRo ath oSi S.
aS1S \ 15k 8 y sps p. fender shop
sasaes saxs per Apps Tssk csssS Th xr6 Pa
Ar a3ro S0isSD E6DY vi Sh metal aSs5 workers for
noey sna nds Sssts s sear .odg
Ponala srEUARr G1eas %ofoR s5 &C.. 9 srd Ms snd
AuToMoanE BODY and fender metal
man. Permanent position with ffrm that hat
i sSns asaT42s sana make and Fss
AUTO MECHANIC to work in clean, we'll
see ON pieass oRMs e sast ssssses a.. t.
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ssrans ssarla ynassati9ns; MR steady work. Phone MR.
AUTooA tfoAii MEcaASiccs afi i,1c Hav. opening for
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AGToMorlvE MECHANICS to work ON
motor rstIt,a trucks Your future is assured IN
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IS essxiI isssiI5z ~ CO. 65.gsT so
AuTo mRGHsses fs Fask Fm Aaae p1st.rrea
per;; good working conditions, vacations
vi with pay. lob with future. excel pay,
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sfixperisnfed; finn enc top pay, advancement. vaea-
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has always been the best because We ss.yses ses
the best men Absolute top wages, over.
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aUTo MECHANICS, opportunity for ex-
pericnced men. especially veterans. to make
serving for 70 Years. ineentivs cSld aealsg psg
Ria pan Nssan Isasant MTorkInE k,En
sGToMoBlfE % EVfsaaISRt raINfEK EiKEe piE aIxh, skilled
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bonus; close, at noon Saturdays all year.
APRf { Mi Co. Iss AND
AUTO MECHANICS, frame and front lend
good working conditions NATIONAL
AUTo TOP CO.. 2II4 18th st, NV.
AUTO PAGTS CLERKS, skilled or un-
skilled, good pay and regular advancement;
training provided See Mr.. Dixon, I. p
STEUART, INC. i440 st. NV.
PARTS MANAGER, factory
nTancni ton pay, permanent position. ad-
THE BRocKWAY CO., 104s 2eth st. NV.
AUTO TRIMMER, experienced, short
Eesek, sood psy. plsasant worktns con-
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same size or make allowances If this
cannot be done.
Grandma Vans Green Tomato
Pickle: Seven pounds green toma-
toes, pint vinegar, az pounds
brown sugar, stick cinnamon and
cloves to taste. u use 2 sticks of
cinnamon and about tablespoon of
whole cloves.)
Slice tomatoes and salt in layers.
Let stand overnight. Drain the
next morning, adding sugar, vinegar
and spices. Cook until tender.
Stuffed Frankfurter: This recipe
is a real company dish and has
made hit with every one who has
tried it. The drawback at the mo-
ment-the bacon!
Two cups soft bread crumbs, 4
teaspoon salt. dash pepper, 2 tea
spoons sage. small onion, minced,
"a cup melted butter or margarine,
10 frankfurterS, strips bacon.
Combine crumbs with seasoning
and onion; add melted butter and
blend well. Split frankfurters
lengthwise; fill with stufing and
wrap each with half strip Qength-
wise) OF bacon, and fasten with
toothpicks. Bake in moderate oven
Evening star., 1945-10-11
VictoryC Chef
Suggests

In Brussels, Belgium, there is
or used to be-a wonderful restau-
rant tucked away in little side
street just off the place" of the
Guildhall. There, years ago, l
chanced upon a Belgian favorite
"fricadelles,' or forcemeat balls. You
can use leftover meat to make
them If you wiSh-although the
fresh meat makes them perfect, of
course.
Mince up fine 2 pounds of fresh
pork, and add a couple of chopped
leeks or spring onions, which have
been sauteed brown in butter. Mix
in about a cup or more of bread
which has been soaked in milk
enough to hold the mixture to-
gether. Season with salt, pepper
and nutmeg. Next, put in five OF
six tablespoons of dry white wine
the yolks of 3 eggs and then the
whites, Stiffly beaten. Shape into
small balls Roll these in -four and
cook in butter until light brown
Brown few picking onions at
the same time.
Now cover the meat balls with
white wine, stock, or even beer, add
a bouquet Of mixed herbs, more salt
and pepper, and a few diced pota-
toes. Cover the pan and let simmer
until the potatoes are cooked. Gar
nish with chopped parsley and serve
with the sauce from the pan.
Evening star., 1945-10-11

broccoli was. 'T say It's spinach and
say the hell with It'll" Therein
hes the feeling that too many of
us have when spinach appears on
the menu.
= Spinach has been the victim Of
too intense publicity-for years 1t
was praised to high heaven for its
vitamin and iron content It was
touted as the source of bulging
muscles, rosy cheeks and a red
corpuscle count that read like the
national debt. Then, few years
ago, a couple of scientists came
along and debunked spinach, saying
1t was no better than it should be
and other vegetables could beat 1t
high, wide and handsome on its nu-
tritiye value.
Tots wore a superior air and left
nelpings of spinach conspicuously
on their plates. Cooks grinned with
approval at the disappearance Of
the tedious washings in many waters
to remove sand and spinach became
just another vegetable-and not so
hot one at that.
This is really too bad, for all the
dislike OF spinach that didn't come
from overpressured sales talk, arose
from the uninspired ways in which
1t was cooked. Properly prepared.
spinach can be the most delicate
and delicious of leafy greens-and
I'm prepared to back this statement
with batch of special spinach re-
clpes which are yours for the ask
ing, II you'll mail the request and
a stamped, self-addressed envelope
10 me IN care Of The Evening Star.
Spinach long has been known to
man-having been introduced first
into Spain by the Arabs centuries
ago. AS it became popular in Eu-
rope, 1t was known as the Spanish
vegetable" Since then it has spread
over many parts of the globe and
is prepared in different ways in
various countries. The United
States Department of Agriculture
shows that commercially canned
spinach, which became exceedingly
popular in Europe and Great Brit.
ain-more so than in this country
began in a small way back in 1909
and has mushroomed from an out
put OF $4,000 cases in 1914 to about
nine and a half million cases In
1912. Much Of this pack, of course,
went to the armed forces.
Personally, I prefer my spinach
fresh, crisp and green, cooked in
just the water that adheres to the
leaves, and then prepared in a
number Of interesting and unusual
dishes.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
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