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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS for light housekeeping wanted BY
veteran. student in local college, and wife
Box 244-A, Star I'll
COLLEGE WOMAN. with -yr.-old Girl.
302-C, Star. AIS
GIRL wants single room in clean, modern.
renned home detached; nonsmoker, quiet
e eSSsllen q refs. Bog 332-c, Star. 81
prefer NV sec; perm Gov. employees;
refs. EXCHANGED: Box 247-C. Star /.
JAPANESE-AMERICAN combat veteran
and wife want small furnished apartment
emciency apartment or double room with
kitchen privileges in private home No
Children or pets. Protestants Quiet
KFaeoSp p References. Phnoe North
ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH for George
Washington College male student; near
the b, college. Box 1s3-D, Star. i
STUDENT, veteran, desires furn single
or double rm. cony Univ of Md Call
ne Io2I after 6 pm. Il
GENTLEMAN desires large room with pri-
vate bath convenient to P. o. Dept; per
manent Box 3Sa-C. Star. l.
EMPLOYED LADY, nonsmoker. nondripk-
err desires room in nice private home
Sc; Phone and laundry privileges. Box
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WORKING MOTHER and day care for
Ayr old boy. Phone D1. 65O5, ewes.
LOCAL COLLEGE desires listing of room.
ing and boarding houses for out-of- town
students, both men and women, mostly
veterans. Box 400 x Star 81
MOTHER, employed. wishes room. break.
Child, 3Ha yrs. old. ia. 1909, bet and
II am. 3Os
Man, no91 1s perm. located. Protes.
tantf middle -ased. desites room and board
operative basis. Call WI 47o4 or write
s sWi;i If3uc' c Scr rx.r ,,, ,. 3.
sad board Pdx with nice family northwest To-
ROOM AND BOARD wanted by Single
school teacher in or near the town sof Fair
fax. Va. Call GIL. 1880 or write MISS
RUTH R. DANIELS, l27 So. Highland St..
GEoRGEToWN MEDICAL student ARMY
veto and working wife desire room or two
n quiet home, NV; breakfast and supper
i possible, Reply Box 333-C, Star. i
YOUNG LADY 90: permanently EN-
IN Alexandria or near Del Ray. Va. in
Protestant Christian home only. Box
3S0-C. Star. 31s
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YoRK-3 rms,
and dinette: new apt. house; $50; for 8
WAsHiiSsGrosNS 70 G,0 NEW sssf YoRk-e-bed.
room garden. apt, modern development
in exchange for 2 or 3 bedroom house OF
apt n suburban New York. UN. 0342. =
WASHINGTON-NEWA bedroom apt.
Washington. D. C.. for 2 or 3 bedroom apt
or mouse, Newark or suburbs. FIR. 6467
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK or New
Jersey, 312-room modern garden apart
ment (unfurnishedD for any size apartment
or house N. Y. or N. J. Box 261-C, Star
l.
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. apt. in Ar
Ilngson for house or 2-bedrm. abt., in
DESIRE 10 EXCHANGE unfurn. 1-bedrm
apt, near Colonial Village, Va. for ..
eedrm: apt. or house in Arlington Co
R RSG% I'll rent Oh; 1874. 80. i
best residential N, Y. C., for. 2-bedroom
developmen mousse Box saco Or sts suburbs
WASHINGTON, D. C. FOR BOSTON-stu
dent veteran will exch. modern 1-room apt
IN Wash. for similar one in Boston: pref
Cambridge area. Phone Ii. 912S evening
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

3Os SEATON PL.-Double room; inner
fer ri IS for i Eo 1899; u, SO
XII syss, rT No f S5sa or girls s. eseh
THE GALENA, 1872 B st. n.e-Nicely furn.
TRIPLE Trip share TSem single beds and dressers
S III 90 n ans ss2; ssT1s only ynv,. roou
ss as Catholic l% s5s nSsd saa
300 sT. NE.-Neat furnished room on
sarline; suitable for settled gentleman;
$oae LINCOLN RID. N.E.-single rm. with
81 GIkA asf 81 NR p 60 77s ~ Iaao
front room next to bath, on bus and car
lines, for working adults: $25 ca. mo-;
soo Hfsh6k 81 Heas fa.hPs p double
inner sprine mattress; near Monastery,
catholis Univ single Esls s4o double, $50
1915. STAPLES ST.-Newly furn. front
twin-bed rm for sober. refined young
% snsnsp se s1S A. s sSss BATH
1890 GALES ST. N.E.@Large room, suit
able for couple; $50 mo-; all privileges.
All W ST. N.E.-Room for or en-
singles. $50. double; vicinity Attn and r. l.
DE. Os6o after s pm. and Sat. and sun.
coLoRED-16ss , sT.-Two furn. rms.
biks. csriine. No Children mo- no d GI ne
prcfane language; PRIVILEGES; IS single,
coL0 SSis'- s.s II. Ri Pm neatly iSrn
single room. 81 weekly. iii
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MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE.
VETERANS, startins business. VIII move
you day or evening: reasonable rates; light
R Rs9l1ns s pSvRtyys GE 1851.
Al white veteran help. CHI. 1901: ewes.
ACME MOVING 4 STORAGE co.-Local
and long ,as distance No Job too large and
foADs suRE3u SoRp tx. 'e esr. R Fl SeaS
moving-day problems; packing. transporta.
ton and storage; many years Of expert
ence have made us specialists In handling
tank L over. Phone IL 1854 or Il $50
DAsHiELL TRANsFER. local moving. gen.
eral hauling 50-mile radius, cargo insur-
ance, prompt service. Call DE gS71 day
or night and Sunday. Reasonable rates.
MOVING. van service; ashes and trash
removed by Job or contract excavating
and general hauling. ia 1892 %
Ex-GI, hauling, moving. storage: will move
your trunk or your home; special rates to
veterans. JOHN GLOVER. DE $3.50. 30s
AT YOUR SERVICE-Parcel delivery
furniture moving, trunk, baggage and
parcel deliveries. RIA. $685., VETERANS.
MOVERS-Veteran owned and operated
LINES: Call OK n532 or CH: 460S. u
EDELMAN'S MOVING STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving
stor,, local, long dist. moving. ia. 2a37
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ROOMS EuRkisHep-s.e. end s.w

II2 G 81. sE;-Lse: dble rm. with twin
beds, next to bath, newly furnished and
sO43 ELY PLACE s.E.-Available 1st Sept.
two large double bedrooms, twin beds in
each; one single bedroom. twin bed; all
tile tub and shower bath: on End moor of
newly-built home. all new furniture, suit
able for 8 persons: $3.50 week each:
TRANSPORTATION, any car to 18th and
Pa. ave. Sc, transfer to C-s. Ridge road
bus to st; Sc. and Ridge road, then
walk up Ridge road two blocks to Ely
place: Call in person after s pm: or
FACING CAPITOLwFront room. s35 DER
month. RE; ols9. ~ Independence ave.
I3a, { ST. s.E.-ouiet. clean room in
private home for refined gentleman: $50
3Oi 18th ST. s.E.-Furnished room for
couple Apply at grocery store; $40 per
1926 RIDGE PL.-Furnished bedroom for
gentleman: clean. private home; $50 so
s s Navy Yard, Running hot water. TR.
a02s ST. s.E.-Girl to share nm. with
a an girl, lse. bedrm. -liv. rm, comb,
XII accomod.; gentle home; $50 per mo
Cow. transp.. stores. TR. 54l4 Il
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ROOMS FURkIsHEp-Mp and VA

S Man P dasa. private home $50; large
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Neatly Furnished
large closet; near Conn. ave bus; phone;
for seentleman; $40 mo. WI a445. 3Is
Large room; two girls preferred; $50 each.
CLosE-IN ARLINGroN-Furnished room
n I1r 81 20 beard DO. can be arranged. MRS
ARLINGTON. vA.-Large twin-bed rn.
water in room: center of Clarendon CH.
ARLlNGTON-To young man with car
clean, comfortable room, in home Of two
ADULTS convenient Lee blvd. buses; room
and garage, $50; II breakfast desired. Sl5
aad add Phone OK. ALA, 81
furnished ROOM semiprivate bath: near
BUS; gentlemen preferred. CHI. 1883. i
SITTING ROOM. living room and bath
and PeWv fu nrfshed Mswly decorated
only y, No drinking. . blocks from center
ARL1NGTON-Well-fu furnished double, girls:
larSe, attrac. rm., men: pvt bath, auto
matte NV; conv: everything. CHI 1913
LEE BLVD. ENTHUSIASTICALLY attrac-
tive large room with bath: in new brick
home 2. IN beautiful Lee Blvd. Heights
FA 01O5-R
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

SeAPT. BUILDING. lot 67x15O. vicinity
Phone MR. SHEPPARD. CO. 1851, before
g;3O am: or after $50 pm. 80.
IDEAL ABATEMENT HOUSE SITE in Ana
BY large frame house showing good income
T. p. BURGESS, 1884 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR
GEO. Ii. Williams co.-New semtdet
brick. 2-unit studio type, exceptionally
large a liv, I'M. kit, bath, diversified bedrm
rent other for income; $1,000 down
Dieudonne, ST. 3OO3 40
ALEXANDRIA. VA.-Fireproof; rents So
20 units: good condition: lot 5Ox9O: on
Prlnce ST.: Iron Fireman. SAMUEL S.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LADY: $40. cais rR. 1909 o. 1913 's safS
4 COMPLETE BOAT HOME, ideal for year.
round living; 3s-foot twin-cabin cruiser
1905 5a Bik ss RfGas w. P2 o oppes
HoteL9-room. furnished row house, which
includes bedrooms and 2 baths on the
2nd si nId g Srd floors The established rent
fuel and all utilities; win lease for year
Hr more at to rsSsDonsiPs tenants
5 SR 5so INC, Wash. Bldg, DI. $500; ewes
APARTMENT TO SHARE with G riTis-
tarial service, roof garden. laundry IA
s 6 apepDroxinately $50; available Sept
sos \ va WAYNE Ro1 $50 lFo-p 2r SiaT vs
s sRt y WITH Fv another fairl Sept. Ian i;
JEWIsH-AMER1cAN LAD, has attractive G
shn share :, " With employed mature lady
entrance, no cooking facilities: 2 senties
menth ss4s s9es of COM sa5
REFINED GIRL to share apt. with another
d5e7a AseT MRslRon svs RI av suitable
Can tSf d %R Hu II apss C eo 4d Hn
1900 18th st NV ~ T-oo' n9tel
sdSE 70 5 ,sSss: ,i isr nsasr child
s anf ST. s. sE4r D9 a sps s7 to
share share With gi,h, 3 others bsdr9oms, living
ktd Month 0a' Can aS Set.ssn Sent ens
m 1ssI and and evenings. AT
2 other gentle girls. sac. IA. 1853. 4s ii1l
NEAR NEAR SAW ssa,Pl fxRD no virginia ave
refgr,- heat, etc. See MR.. CANNON
APT, in PVT. HOME. . rms. kitchen and
families. RIA. 1888. Box 1s5-D, Star.
WILL RENT q furnished housekeeping
s sfgt fG Ext | T. 97s. months sl45 Call Ma
1854 NEWTON N.w.-Youns girl to share
apt; with other girls; $50 per mo-. room
i isf7 0 So Ep 4E s5S7 ST. Arlw,i sub.
let large bedrm:, liv. rm.. din rm. and Kit
tan e. re an a sSGDl o. n9 chlden no pets
SIS s. e Gsas 1o14 North Carolina ave. Sc.
$500 BLOCK Block OF 18th N.w-Ref,ned YOU yol,ns
unlimited phone, maid service. BOX SD.
1901 18th ST. NV. Apt 1861 OF .
girls to share lovely. modern 5-room apt.
sh each othes sT 4o
to 4 pm, Friday RIA 1928, Sat, Sun,
1921 N ST. NV, Apt. SOL girl to
snare groom apt, with girl, $50 a mo.
I1OS M ST. N.W.-2-room apt. furn., for
couple: no children; End floor. next to
bath; $50 month.
OR 2. GIRLS to share large, beautiful
apt. with refined Govt. girls; ENJOYABLE
companions; a happy home; $25 for 2.
AID. 1867, 1921 LIST NV.
N.E.-Protestant home; lady wishes to
share one-bedrm. apt. with l or 2 refined
ladies'; $50 single, $35 each double. Box
BEAuT. FuRN, ground floor. 2 bedrooms,
lily. rm, dinette. kit; bath. Frigidaire;
girls S35 mo. each; avail. immed. Box
GIRL to share with one other girl. studio
apartment, kitchen privileges, good transp..
81; 20 mo. CAN CO. 1858 Saturday. 1865
z zaPsAassrasfEshf'ss no. .vailabl. in beautiful
at $300; two 2-bedroom Housekeeping
room SoSs.E..pins at. 4 $3.50. bed
room housekeeping apt. At $275: al fur
Ssa d t5 aSss s ;esEs. s! Ss M
sT. NV. so
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FAMILY LEAVING TOWN for months
will share a, sparkling clean 3-bedroom.
section. with small. refined Christian
family. owner retaining l bedroom: SI25
month month includes elsctricisyy and unlimitsd
PARTIALLY FURNISHED-Comfo 6.
room house. l full. one u bath; in beautiful
section Of. North Arlington. Large lot, ga
rage; oil heat. II you have 1-bedroom
apt. in good neighborhood for me- will con-
slider renting my home for short or long
FURNisHED BuNGxLow. 5 rooms and
bath, in Maryland, Z miles from District
AVAILABLE SEPT AND OCT.-Home. "a
miles d. c.. near Annapolis. Q bedrooms.
living room with large fireplace, modern
bath and kitchen. Rental. SIPS per month.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

ARMY MAJOR. wife and child. will ex-
Island for similar rental vicinity, Alex
andria. Arlington, Washington. RE. $500,
VII ETI 7R RENr 1r,,u ,,,.. ,,,- 80.
in Upper Marlboro. Md, in exchange for
2.bedroom apt, furn. or unfurn, in citS,
Phone Marlboro 10-R. II
sity professor with modern Groom house
will exchange (rentaD for. similar accom-
modations in Indianapolis. IA. 1894
EXCHANGE B-RoOM HOUSE with tile
bath in Norfolk, Va, for house or apart
R hillside in ,s %ssh Eas eos Sr nearby Can
EXCHANGE HOUSE with some one In
Washington for q house in Norfolk. Wire
ginia. Call DI, AGA or RE. 74o0. Ext.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

MONEY MAKERS 40 mead hesutifuiiv
marked Hereford heifers. bred to calf in
March. co. 1922. evenings DE. 0222.
FINE SADDLE HORSE, bay mare, heavy
hunter type. Phone Ii. 1904. After $50
Pm, call VA 6755. p
10 reg. pure-bred heifers and young buil
Splendid individuals with excellent pedi-
grses. Accredited: Bangs and T; B. fee.
large herd. $4,000. Also eight other GOOD
reg. P. B. cows, heifers and older bull.
Fifty tons alfalfa hay and 300 bu. barley.
equipped stock farm for sale. Phone Fitz-
iush, manager. Gaithershurg I4-F-14,-3O
Hog HOG male, WEIGHT $50 lbs. S4b. WA.
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

AVAILABLE SEPT. Ist.-Apartment, 1st
moor, in charming old Alexandria home:
approximately 1000 50. IT.: 500 monthly
no children. Write qualifications. NJ. r.
GREENLAND. 101 N. Alfred St, Alexandria,
LIVING ROOM, bedroom, dinet.e. kitchen.
bath. First-class NV. apartment house.
Will provide this unit and small salary in
exchange for services Of young lady as
receptionist Applicant must be neat and
attractive in appearance and have GOOD
personality. Age 25 to 80. Single or
married with no children. Write Box
lS0-D, Star 81
COLORED-Have 2 rooms, kitchen. bath
Brookland;. will exchange for smaller
place. Call ewes. or Sunday morning. MI.
.Sog4. Il
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE, $40 K st. NV. Me,
1912 WEEK Barred Rock cockerels, 50 80
each; pen pedigreed $50 to 31S egg dams
and ind. pedigreed sires Gaitherburg
49, S,art or write VIM. BRIDGEMAN, Ger
BULLETS, carefully selected; 27O Austria
whites mos; $40 White Leghorns. 4
mos. Also $50 N. H. Red hens yr old
VIM sell or will consider farming out on
shares. GIL GEO %
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 st. NV. National
4Oa4
FURNITTRE-Finest mahogany, twin beds.
etc. TO furnish apartment or small house.
Call OWNER after pm. today, WO S426
BULLDoZER FOR HIRE, with experienced
operator. JOS. T MELTON, Riggs I'd ;,
Hyatls.. Md. Shepherd 255g l.
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COAL, WOOD ond FUEL OIL,

CORDWOOD, well seasoned, delivered in
NV; seet ton Phone your order, Wo. 655s
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. Call MR.,
LANES SIGLER, Rockville 1-J-1. Il
WOOD walnut, cherry. maple; poplar, pine
COAL-Have 4A tons hard stove coal ir
basement Will sell under present marke
price II hauled away in two weeks. WO
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CATTLE and LIVESTOCK Cont. !,

WHITE-FACED HEREFORD and Aberdeen
Angus cows, some with calves at side, some
nearby stringers, SI1o: choice white-faced
yearling steers, SIS: At farm. SH. ala,
HORSES BOARDED-Box and standing
stalls, schooling ring. Riding and jump
SUITLAND RIDING ACADEMY, 4436 Suit
land I'd, Suitlaud, Md SP 015o-W -
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apt. furn. Call Elk. $3.50, Ext. 620S2.
furnished apartment. Call RE 74OO. Ext.
1926. from am. to $50 pm 30
EMPLOYED VETERAN and wife desire
apt. or house. turn. or unfurn., no chill
dIen or pets, CHI 2449. 80
VETERAN AND WIFE, also veteran. both
employed. desire 1-bedroom apt. FURNISH
Star 81
ENGINEER, WIFE and emo. son desire
housing between Hyattsville and Laurel;
permanent. Call owens 6S79 j.
TEACHER and student vet. husband
desire bedroom, kitchen and bath, fur
nished or not: no children: in ne. or NV;
about $50. Phone MRS. MORRIS CO. 1888.
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occasional table lsmp p ehests dr GnssTs
s 9if 6s% couc Pa2se Pc BE- 2atI
Al full-spring construction in fine fabrics
Open daily and all day Sat until Z pm
Mon and Thurs. until 9 pm. ATLAS
F ~ NIL CO. 92l G st. NV. DI. 3737
TABLE, dining room, mahogany; 9 match
ing chairs dnd, single rollaway cots. Emer-
TANKS, steel 90. $4,000 gal. capscit,
cHINERY & EoUiPMENT CO. Alex Kan
TIMBERs. used. 8 inches by ~ inches
TIEIED BAKERY; e4l S ST. NV Ia an
Tf Only Zoo n mss MI fh dsS4 Draets s
car in March 40; price, $50, no of Offers rs
See during ONCE hrs. at 1914 ST. NV,
Tricycle. Is.{ Gle large size; good thick tires
gsSKT sao ino 24 sSq 1st rss MA NATloNA s
TssICaYgS;5 5 new and rebuilt most sizes
TYPEWRIrERs for rent. late models, ais
for smnd sale. Day saAd III 1874; evenings, am
fhassi 'ss sEs1AI SERVICE. So 81,
adv; $50; g, s1s; So: no dsi IS az. Dep
uScu' iaJ
;eHsSly STERN oFFIeE FgRSrf dSRf CO
1I5s 21st St NV: Ex. 1850. /.
sebuiit. excellent condition: $50. GE
USED LUMBER-1xs siding. 2x4, AKA
4x6. KS sheathing. Other types Sc
man on job. CHEVY CHASE SWIMMING
FOOL Chevy Chase. Nd 80
VACUUM CLEANERS-Rebuilt Electroius
S1450: Hoover. S13.5O: all makes in stock
onstration. MODERN VACUUM a sTo RES
Q04 10th st. NV. MA. 6642. Ma 9742 30
VACUUM CLEANERS-Immediate delivers
brand-new Eureka, Apex, Royal, Westing
house. Cadillac, Universal and Premier; Al
OPA ceiling prices. easy terms. STAND
ARD TIRE a. APPLIANCE CO. 10th an
n SITS. ne. Open Friday and Saturday un
81 Pr Ii 29SS' Ii S14l: B
used use. various sizes See Mr.. NEWTON
vHNETixN Blinds fS washed he'd T rel M r.
taped. recorded. PARK AVE. VENETIAl
VENETIAN BLINDS, custom built; wood
steel or aluminium, prompt service; guar
anteed. free estimate. RIA. 1914 80
WALL CASES, mahogany. in excellent con
business. IS feet, in 2 sections VIII .egI
al or separately. Apply 3O7 9th st. n "
WATER HEArEks-Natiopauy Know 80,
guaranteed automatic gas storage heater,
Installed Immediately at a reasonable pric,
PATTERSON PLUMBING 4 HEArINi
CORP. Ho. t12o. y
Evening star., 1946-10-23

flat-and with only one saucepan
You'll want to try the other recipes
for chilled aspics and sparkling
ielled desserts that come with the
package, too.
CHILLED TOMATO MOLD
envelope Minute Gelatine
u teaspoon celery salt
u teaspoon onion salt
dash pepper
2cups canned tomato juice
Mix ingredients in saucepan.
Heat until gelatine dissolves,
stirring constantly. Pour into
mold or bowl. Chill until firm.
Serves A to 6.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
mrs. Boone Files Suit
For S15,760 in Awards

The legal affairs Of Maj. Daniel
Boone and Mrs. Martha Lightner
Boone popped up again in District
Court late yesterday, after it was
believed court action Monday had
ended their Observation-Disclosures
court battle.
Claiming that approximately $15,-
760 in court judgments had been
awarded to her and had not been
paid by the major, Mrs. Boone and
three of her relatives filed suit
against him and three of his friends,
seeking monetary redress.
Mrs. Boone asked that the alleged
lien set up by the unpaid judgments
be satisfied by the sale of a house
in which, Mrs. Boone said, the Army
officer and their son, Ranny, IL, live
in the 1900 block Sixteenth street
NV.
The suit alleged he sold the house
for $40 to a friend who is named in
the suit as a defendant. The action
also claimed this small payment in
dicated Maj Boone acted with
fraudulent intent so that in event
he lost out in court battles pending
at that time, possible assessments
against him could be evaded.
Defendants in the suit, besides
Maj. Boone, were named as Col.
George c. Wynne, 2l00 block of
North Nottingham street, Arlington,
Va; his wife, Mrs. Jessie v. Wynne,
and Seymour H. Rowland, no ad-
dress given.
On Monday, Justice Henry A.
Schweinhaut denied a motion by
Mrs. Boone asking that Maj. Boone
be brought up on charges of civil
contempt in connection with his al
legged obstruction of the delivery Of
Danny to her. following court Or
der giving her custody Of the child.
Evening star., 1946-10-23

nished and prepared with imagina-
ton, they can make a festive
occasion of the Sunday supper or
Saturday before-the-game lunch
con. Prepare platter of meat and
serve relishes on the same tray IN
green pepper, tomato or cucumber
cups for color and appetite interest.
Whefl you have leftover cold cuts,
grind and mix with mayonnaise,
relish or boiled salad dressing. Store
In a jar in the refrigerator for sand
wich spread. For sure enjoyment OF
thS cold plate, be sure to include
Hormel's Tongue, delicious and
satisfying, served hot or cold.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
PuroIe VioIotors' Case
Is Postponed for Duy

A case involving two fugitive
parole violators, Thurman j. Stog-
ner, Is, and Eddie Heaton, 26, both
of whom gave Washington addresses
in the 400 block of H street NV.
when they were arraigned a week
ago, was continued yesterday by
United States Commissioner Need
ham G. Turnage until tomorrow.
The extra time was granted, the
Commissioner said, to get the con-
sent of the United States Attorneys
office here and in Charleston, w. Va,
to guilty pleas by the two men on
charges of theft and violation of
parole. They will then be sent to
Charleston for trial. S.
Arrested by the FBI in the 400
block of H street NV. on October
IS, the men have been held here
under $500 bond each.
Evening star., 1946-10-23

Serve hot or cold with sauce or jelly.
OF course I bought another pack
age to have in the house for folks
to nibble on. These wonderful
Dromedary Dates - the fruity,
juicy kind - are imported from
Iraq where the best dates grow.
Rich in natural sugars they're ma
lures own candy for the children.
Give them lots.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
FOR BABY BUNTING

THOR LONG TIME I have watched
babies of friends eat supper
dessert with a relish-Gerber's
Strained Apricot Farina. I've
tasted it myself and know it is de-
licious. No wonder baby likes 1t:
his tastes are not as varied as mine!
A container provides two feelings
for a wee one, but the herman"
of six or eight months often de-
YOURS a whole container at one sit
ting. That wonderful Gerber's
Strained Food Is but one Of about
10, not to mention about a dozen
Chopped Foods for the "oldster" who
must chew some of his food. Maybe
I needn't tell you, but Gerber's
Strained Foods-vegetables. meat
Evening star., 1946-10-23
CAN YOU TOP THIS?

CAssERoLE DISHES, the hot and
" hearty meals that are so good
in the cool days now, can be frilly
as well as filling. Try topping such
dishes as spicy, mouth watering
Chill Con Carne, with buttered
bread crumbs, crushed crackers or
crushed dry cereal, before popping
into the oven for a few minutes.
Deep fried noodles also make attrac-
tive toppings and for an interesting
Evening star., 1946-10-23

can be done in advance. Rolled an
chovies in radishes followed out
with the same vegetable baller,
potato chips piped with pimiento
cheese and celery stalks stuffed
with liver pate spread are easy too.
The real trick, they said, was to
keep zestful spreads and tidbits on
hand at all times. Then-come un-
expected guests-you can reach for
a jar of cheese spread, timed sea-
food or tasty Hormels Liver Pate,
and your decorative appetizers are
ready before they've missed you.
Evening star., 1946-10-23

ate. is to find out the meaning OF
foreign phrases commonly used in
cooking. One such, often used, is
"a la jardiniere." This literally
means sin the style of the gar
dener's wife" or made with mixed
vegetables, usually diced finely. You
can be French and fancy in your
own kitchen. Make something as
simple as a SPAN omelette "a la
iardiniere." Mix vegetables, egg
and diced SPAN. And for taste in
surance, make sure it is Hormels
luscious SPAN.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
CURIOSITY PAYS

NUR1oUs ABOUT my hostess-friends
" who can produce an elaborate
display of hors d'oeuvres on an
hours notice and never ruffle a
feather, I pried around for hints
from their appetizer repertoire.
Honeydew melon balls marinated
in French dressing was one-they