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Evening star., 1946-11-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

FLAGsTONE QUARRY with 20 acres of
woodland; 2 sparkling springs; fronting on
l0VeS eSssRs aSnss'f fd cs
M ~ ACES SSai fronting on highway. also on
snee In 1iee JoHS Ss
sffsTi sasEf "a aarf ef fahk Hie'fn @asx VIE
eeilent for G1s or those who desire eoun;-
es 1y nfs from mib Guy serms
cGGGGIRMoNTSThe wisely restricted subdi-
vision in Fairfax County, only mi from
ns uD so acres re- eseh s@eesD aD
N. LYNCH 8 SONS, once Z mi, out colum-
sa aJKf RT hh6S 5sGf sf4E n soa near
Naval otdnanss; 5000; close bus Gan Gan
ssvssr aeresa near washington. This is a prop. prop.
erty 0, Of many possibilities. It has his
toric old Colonial house capable Of out.
acres q tiiiaSie land and may bs oper.-
has extended trentase nS on !. beth RsimaEsy mary
meadows are ideal for DE laying. out Of
golf courses For developer , or WIysin9a invsSsoI
country life within so minutes easy drive
of downtown Washington and who wants
value, this tract may be considered unique.
We offer it as a whole at $3.50 per acre.
va:. At the end Of columbia pike. PHONE
RARMER BILL SAYS to be sure and see
the $50 acres, % miles from Washington; !;
"a of this acreage on Defense hwy; good
soil: suitable for. subdivision: valued $50
1sc REALTY 4 DEvEIoSPMnEssST DEvI5SS ansS CO,
GEO. 81. WILLIAMS CO.-4la acres close
TO center of Silver Spring, only few blocks
from No. Flower ave-; ideal Tor subdiV.
IaomsRRhn aGRhs sn near so9I 9Tcola Loudoun County
va; wooded; transportation, schools
cash S26 month, Price, 81 200. LEWIS
e. SUMMERS. 1904 N. Vernon st., Ar
lington. Chestnut 2117. III
room nNn house eA~ for s1o.5eo. This is I'm IN the
direction Of progress. ASK for Miss Shoe,
st NV MA. 1865.
EASTERN SHORE Of Nd: on "a navigable
river: over 900 acres of fiat land, the
kind of soil suitable for melons, sweet DO
tatoes and other vegetables: all but about
100 acres in small timber and some good
pine No improvements About 9 mile. from
nice village 0eo and net far fTSn %rm railE1aS
l7l9 e st. NV: Ma. 1l66.
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MOToRcYClE.

MOTORCYCLES WINTERIzED - Trained
mechanics give prompt expert service on
repairs and winter motor tuneup; lights,
brakes checked, new tires, windshields and
leg shields installed; all makes and mod
els repsired: all work Guaranteed: the
town; used motorcycles bought and sold
INDIAN MoTQRCYcLE SALES. oil 9th
HID. 81 o.h,v,. 1898 model, in good run
ming order. has good tires, equipped with
buddy seat, luggage carrier. etc. A real
buy 3 ~ At ss9s e, CYCLE CENTER s1e 9Th
FRANCIS BARNETT MERLINs, 1875 &C.
3-speed transmission. lightweight motor
cycle. ready for immediate delivery: A. J. s..
Ariel; E Trl1mph; Mstchless and Norton.
BRITISH MoToRcyUE SALES. 2o14 NJ
MOTORCYCLE, Harley Davidson "a, 1897
Owner leaying town; may be seen al
STUDENTs! Why worry dad for the cars
Buy a new BSA motorcycle for S476.43
and your transportation problem Is solved
CYCLE CENTER si2 9Th st. NV. PHONE
cUsHMAN MOTOR scooTER. 1s4e, in
excellent cond., with side car, extra light,
buddy seat and windshield. OK. 000S. ID
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AUTO PAlNrNG.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete job, $35 up
work guaranteed. GILBERT. 4I02 Pa. ave
ext. Sc Ii. 353a
BEST MATERIALS used. reasonably priced
car loaned to responsible party. GEORGIA
AVE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE. 35lC
LET US PAINT YOUR CAR with DuPon,
lacquer; no syntheties or enamels used
our work fully guaranteed; three-day sery-
LARp's GARAGE 4 PAINT Shop, real real
1910 14th st. NV AID. $3.50. 10
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AuToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.

BULLDOZER, T-2O International, complete
with blade; in excellent condition, ready
to do your job; privately owned; can be
for information after 6 pm. call cH. s271
BODY, FENDER AND RADIAToR-Excel
lent work. Immediate service; reasonably
priced. GA. AVE. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE.
1910 Ga. ave. CE. 9S42 %
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING BY the Den
hour service: electric-treated sections If
your tire is cut. See your tires being re-
capped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO. WASH
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick. efacient
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STORES FOR RENT.

sEvERAL WELL,LocATED storerooms foz
DEsiRAsLE LOCATION for barber shop
near St. Dept. Rent $3.50 monthly. Elk
R99S, WO. 243S ewes. -6
S01-O0 G ST. N.W.-Busy corner. street.
car intersection. 1000 SO. #. on one day.
light floor, suitable for store. beauty par
lor, dental or other ofice space, or light
manufacturing. ma. 1856.
$40 SQUARE FEET, .14x60; busy down
town shopping area; ideal for mems cloth.
sng; also an excellent location for mil
II,nsry: tenant must tr% model XII, slye
1889 Conn. ave. NV, AID. 747S. rs
tire 1st floor, 1,100 50. It., 2 lavatories,
8 exposures; prime location, just OF K st
REALTY REALTY COR CORP. 81 1ass K ta'i s. NV. t RE
III. 1' 18th AND PARK RD.-and d., 3 rms.
and bath; front rm., 20 #. So; approx
1000 So. IT. in all. Ideal for business,
professional office or workshop and living
quarters combined. ME. 1I30. 10
202l M ST. N.W.-Lge. store, display
window. basemt. and garage; vacant
zes MASS, AVE. N.w-ons room. kitchen
and private bath. Suitable for laundry
receiving station. $4,000 monthly. Call
Mr.. Hill, FEDERAL FINANCE CO.. 915
New York ave. NV, Ma. 74l6. -6
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

LAKE WELDONA, Orlando, Fla.-Lovely
homesites, combining fsherman's heaven
with city convenienceS; reasonable prices
and TENS For information, call Paul e
Harrison J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor,
Me 1143
TEN ACRES rms: metal roof: few out
County, about 85 miles, south Of Washing
Suit white or colored. l.. L. SELF. Louisa,
ELLICoTT CITY, Columbia pike-Three-
story stucco home situated on large slop-
Ing lawn with beautiful oak trees and
large hall, beautiful stairway. rooms on
nrst hoor and bath. rooms on second
door with 2 baths, 4 rooms and bath on
third floor: now being used as four apart,
ment dwelling, can be easily converted
into private school, convalescence home or
tesroom; large swimming pool, Scar ga
rage, 4-stall stable. chicken house. hog
pen, corn crib and smokehouse; ID acres
in ALL For further information call Mr..
De Vries, Rosslyn 542-W-1. TEMPLE n.
PIERCE & CO.. Realtors, 80 West 25th
St., Baltimore Is. Md. Hopkins 3100. IS
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fisherman's haven-Ideal climate on
Florida's Gulf Coast: fertile homesites. /
to acres, fronting or near salt water;
community boat dock privil: hard I'd,
cleo; titles guaranteed: priced as low as
$500, S45 down, S15 mo-: immed posses
sion For beautifully illustrated free book
let. write or phone e. j. GRAY, 6915 Fair
fax rd, Bethesda, WI 4454.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

TRUCKS WANTED, any make or model;
full retail price paid in cash. WILLIAMS
AUTO SALES, r. I. ave. at goth st. ne.
WILL TRADE 1888 Chevrolet coach-good
looking, running-for panel truck. DU
1924 between 8 and 10 D. m.
PRIVATE PARTY needs pickup truck
RE 2907 after 8 pm. O.
WANTED, any model stake or panel body
truck: SPOT cash. any condition. ROPER
MOTOR Co, Dupont 9785 s"
PANEL, half-ton, good cond.: wanted by
private party. PL. 9s61: after pm,
SP. 0476-J %
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FARMS WANTED.

RENT SMALL FARM, up to 80 tillable
acres, liyable house; within 30 miles p. c.
RE 4142, Ext 1926 weekdays S:30-5, or
write Box 36S-R, Star. 6s
TWO VETERANS desire to, rent two rooms
or small farmhouse, equipped with run
ming water and electricity. within SO
miles of Washington, d. c. Reply, giving
full description of rooms. available build
ings and >conyeniences. Box 26S-T, Star.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Gent, !.
COLORED-6-UNIT APT. HOUSE; this de-
tached brick bldg, In NV, section, consist.
out into fine investment. income, 81 30
monthly; separate gas and electric meters;
no expense. Call Mr.. Rudden, NE 5499,
LEO M BERNSTEIN az CO., 1415 K st.
NV, ME 5400.. Washington's Complete
ConoREp1sPEciHI Col RED snss BARGAIN-1s-apt
building, 1st commercial. near 9th and
New York ave-; large apartments, low
rentals; must be sold immediately; owner
leaving city. The large apis. can be re-
modelled and rented for Office purposes.
Act today. Attention. brokers. OWNER,
RE, 5216. 20
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LOTS WANTED.

fAs sco44 eAsa 1Ss !sis N rk Sss
WISH TO PURCHASE lot direct from
B. g. o. station, Silver Spring. Md; not
over So foot. Box 3S0-T, Star. r.
LMMEDIATELY-5 to 20 lots, on terms:
Montgomery County or Virginia. Call
Wisconsin S022 daily, or WO. O257 eyes,,
or write Box 47O-S. Star -
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

$500 SO. FIT. WAREHOUSE space; entire
door concrete, fireproof building, located
at 2145 Queens Chapel rd., ne; will lease
soc per SO. IT. Call MR.. BECK, AT. 1l66.
APPROXIMATELY 1900 so. TT. under one
roof, ON B. g. O. Ry., in nearby ne. Wash
ington, under construction: available in
about As to 90 days; special details to suit
tenant; 1O-year lease; reasonable. Call
Mr.. Franklin, GIL. 1856. WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500.
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AuToMoBlLEs WANTED.

VETERAN badly in need of low or me.
dun priced '39-'40-'41 automobile, Will
pay ceiling price. Call Hillside 1920
VET, urgently needs '3a-'40-41-'42 GIN
car from pvt. owner, pay cash. Phone
IA. 33O2 8.
BUCKS WANTED will pay the highest
cash dollars: any make. any model VII
LIAMS AUTO SALES. r. !. ave. at goth
st. pc. Adams S344-
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IGoren on Bridge
Both sides vulnerable. South

/ dos Z doo
Opening lead: Three Of hearts.
The average players game would
be improved appreciably If he could
curb his inherent SstubbornneSs in
refusing to give up inevitable losers.
If tricks must be lost, in any event,
it is usually good practice to lose
them early, but so many players
have the tendency to postpone the
evil moment as far as possible, with
at times dire results. One such case
is recorded today.
| As for the bidding, we agree with
all the calls but three. While the
final contract is reasonable enough
the manner of reaching it leaves
much to be desired. The opening
bid was sound, but with North's re-
sponse we are not inclined to agree.
This hand does not contain Sufti-
cient values to justify increasing
the contract and response OF one
no-trump should be preferred. Un-
derstand if Eorth's suit could be
shown at the level of one there
would have been no question as TO
the propriety of such action. After
North's response of two clubs South
might have gone all the way to
three no-trump himself, though it Is
concededly close question. North's
continuing to three no-trump after
his previous overbid is, Of course,
not approved.
The three Of hearts was opened
and East's queen was taken by de-
clarer's king. The five of clubs was
led and when West played the nine.
declarer went up with the king, win
ming the trick. The suit was con-
tinued and West won the queen
and cleared the hearts. Declarer was
able to reach dummy to establish
the club suit, but there was no entry
to reach there subsequently for the
cashing process.
Declarer's play was very short
sighted. Two club tricks had to be
lost in any event and the idea was
to lose them both while the ace of
diamonds still remained in dummy.
If West has the ace of clubs, he will
have it a minute or two later and
LllclS ID lO IluIS al NAoAAh15 bAAS
trick. At trick two Vests nine
should be permitted to hold the
trick. When the hearts are cleared
declarer's remaining club should be
lied. This time the king wins the
trick and the last club stopper is
driven out, before the diamonds
have been disturbed. This is the
way to take advantage of the lucky
break in finding the clubs 3-3 with
1.-THE ace right and only four-card
heart suit outstanding.
Tomorrow Problem.
AS West you hold:
AKJ863 3KQJ J3 CAS- ass
The bidding has proceeded:
:. West. North. East. South
ia 20 Pass nj
Pass 3NT Double Pass
: Pass Pass
What Is your opening lead2
!. (copyright, 1916. By Charles H. Goren9
Evening star., 1946-11-06
cARAess wAhIEp.

m VICINITY OF l4th and somerset pl.
NV. Cali Ma. 2177., MR.. JACKERSoN.-S
GARAGE for single wanted near or In
area 18th and Euclid sts. NV. Write Box
342-T, Star. o.
GARAGE, double, wanted; any part Of
District Of Columbia. Ii. 5455. 3
GARAGE WANTED-Must be within rea-
sonable distance Of 1871 New Hampshire
ave NV EX 0S0S.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

fNEED LIsTNGs from owners Of acreage
in nearby Virginia, for clients interested
In subdivision and housing DEVELOPMENT.
Call W. p. BRAGG, CH. Att ewes, OK.
SEVERAL ACRES, ne. Nd or Va,
o.; cash. HO. 1850 or BOX 426-S. Star.
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BUILDING suitable for sheetmetal shop.
Call GE. 44s0. After PM, call SH. 44S0.
LARGE DETACHED HOUSE located 18th
st. to Conn. ave section; should be zoned
so can be used as home office of local life
insurance CO. Phone Ma. 0S04, Mr.. Harrel.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
PEAL ESTATE WANTED,

PLEASE LIST YOUR houses and apis. with
Bertha M Jackson. with DUPONT REALTY
co, FIR 2S43. Absolutely no charge.
Open am. to 4 pm. Mondays through
Friday. 81
WITHIN Is MILES OF d. C.-House and
8 acres or more, on main highway. II. j.
HARRISON. Dupont 295S, Sun and eyes.6s
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PARKING LOTS.

PARKING SPACE FOR RENT in the rear
Of 215 3rd st, n.w.-Ntce large yard about
There is nice wide alley to this space
Rental, S35 per mo. HENRY ]. ROBB,
1924 Vermont ave pI SI41 -
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MONEY TO LOAN.


HOME LOANs-Low monthly payments.
,nGlgdins sa principal sH interest and sN tsxss;
n iss AND End 1'1 TRusT LoaNs~Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT Co. s17
Isl ist a And h,S end T. TRUsr s4SH LOANS on real
estate in D. c.. Nd and Va. MIR. DRAIS-
SECOND TRUST LOANS ON PROPERTY in
D. C.. Md. and Va. Prompt service at 10y
TINE o$s 4 BERENTER. 1923 Vermont ave-
ist Trust LOANS on real estate; low rates,
terms Or monthly payments; p y SwALsHE'
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsI-Ws viii
or ys; Rsasonabls l,r rates MT asIIoNAJ q !
N. Y. ave. NV National 1888.
MONEY on f1rst and second trusts; prompt
virginia or p; e property ssoJJ THE AMERI-
GAn G1 soT TTsNT16A 3SsH SA; sVS w buy End
trust notes on Nd tnR16N sna ys houses uses
Eve st NV DI. $3.50 until D.m,
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

GEO. n. WILLIAMS CO-Georgia ave
NV. 1-story brick and reinforced con-
crete flreproof building; 10000 So. #. a.
space; excel. condition. Kopit. Elk. $685.;
ewes, DE 1904 --6
Evening star., 1946-11-06
GARAGES FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUILT. sizes 12x20 and 20x2O
STRAND BUILT, overhead DOG doors: Easy y
play Of models, llO9 jefferson Davis hwy
W. 8, No. u, Arlington, Va. mi; south
9f nFhEny TiN Bfdss fadasRsABest rnoqs e. oep CAL
between 6 and pm. ia. 2046. -
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MONEY WANTED.

WILL GIVE $500 end TRUST, 6%; need
$500 cash to complete deal on home
repay SO per ;,s me; Box l4s.T. star; II.
Iv IropsEEsy SnsIn Gsll MI Miller mE s4oe'
NV. Washington's Complete Real Estate
IassisSe1PeIhks ssh5sO PIkssr rRusr-secured on excel
lent Arlington real estate; ST. 400 con-
struction and permanent loan on GI
houses: cIose-in Arlington. CHI COOS.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
coMMERcIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

oM Ss ST ronns nss On suitable
storage or light manufacturing; 3 floors,
approx. 1000 So. #. on each hoor. AT
tractive lease offered Please call Mr.. Doe,
with FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. l41I A-7
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

1871 10th ST. N.W.--Double brick garage
suitable for parking, storage or repair
shop: $50 monthly. Call MR.. HILL. o16
New York ave. NV Ma. 7416. ~
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

"a HOUR SERvICE-veteran: moving and
hauling Of all kinds Dumps, flats and
contact work solicited. Reasonable rates
MOVING, HAULING AND DELIvERY-
the city. Call pUs 6618. 10
VETERANS, white; hauling; A-ton panel
truck, with driver: day or night: job day
or week Hillside 1753. o.
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs: expert
enced help, prompt service; reas. rates;
locsl a,I aRd long dist distance IA ,sS 2Ss7 .xnsr,
enced help prompt service; reas. rates;
local and long distance. Ia. 2937. 5s
Evening star., 1946-11-06
WORD GAME

Can you nnd ~ or more common
English words in
CONVERGE,
meaning "to tend to one poipt"7 The
average mark Is "a words. Time limit is
Rules Of the game. Words must De OF
four or more letters. g. WORDS which, &C.
CURE four letters by the addition oil 81.
such as 'sbats," cats are. not used.
8. Only one form of word Is USED n;
Proper names are not used. A nst7 VIII
be published tomorrow.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-out-!
IND FORMAL-FI,oRA {natiys posiest.
(E EUCHRE-RUCHE rum
fNl RESENT-TREES fshoe supportsl..
III INSERT RINSE fiaundry operssionf.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.


WISCONSIN AVE-, near Calvert Theatsr,
ist commercial-Brick, s rooms, bath;
store; long lease: low rental. Caii HENRY
HOOD. OR: 5000 Sr Wo; ALA, -6
KiTGaGN Ksr3IaI6 a1G9 E8R RENT Reasonable Price
VIRGINIA - Doctors or dentists office;
5-rm. bungalow built for dentist. available
non St; avail Nov. 18th. Call Mr.. 5cuy-
Ter, with J: WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1872
a26 @ ST. NV, complete building of 6
rms bath, suitable for sales and service
or ofdce space; 500. GIL. 1857 MORNINGS.
WILL BUILD to suit tenant on L st. NV,
"a iioors. ROBERT MORGAN q Co.
1928 EYE ST. N.W.--3-story and basement
building containing 2 rooms, 2 baths and
basement store; entire building to be avail
able; exceptional location for doctors and
other professional men. THOMAS II
FISHER g. CO., INC 73S 18th st. NV
nj 6Sa0 --S
Evening star., 1946-11-06
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
FARMS FOR SALE.

small white or coiored houses, in any con-
dition: will pay all cash. Box 42S-S. Star.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont.
Too niGny orders

In cooperation tDith OPA, cd-
pertisements under Automobiles for
Sale must include make, year.
model, body type, price and state
nent "Within OPA Ceiling"
Evening star., 1946-11-06

COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.
BARN WANTED TO RENT for barn dance
around 23rd of Nov. Call HO. 1857 after
4 nm -6
Evening star., 1946-11-06
BUSINESS PROP. FoR SALE tcent.,

IbOSINESS PNOP. fVk SAIk N60nt.y .
CONN. AVE. near. Dupont Ctrcls-l00
ioc. for any. type business. t-story bldg.
with large frontage, containing stores.
Early poss For further information. call
Mr. Kamons, OIL. 1862, with LEGuM u
GERBER REALTY CO, AD. $500. -
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PLYMOUTH- 1885 sedan, IN goou fuH-
'iI Austin 1889 coupe. runs good. real
- Pontiac saiIi; i941 taxicab. mechanically
cJ, o'dsmobile mobile 1s41 sedan. runs and looks
good, 5000.
All cars above are nndey oPA 40. cealng' = ss
n " HQ. 2STR. %
Evening star., 1946-11-06

LARGE DUMP TRUCK. win haul 8 yard
or 10 tons per trip; also miscellaneou
local work only: at $40 per day, for true
and driver. Hyattsville ,5477 or WA. 1901
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2I30 PA. AVE, N.W.-Business center. Can
medical labs, etc. 3-story brick with
stores, 2 apts.. 2-story gar. in rear; lot
Corner 200I 1st st. nw.-3-story brick,
store, two 5-rm. and bath apfs.: oil heat;
good location.
Georgia ave. n.w.-Ideal corner location.
Q stores, apts., with parking lot adioin-
ing: lot 5ox1s5; suitable for large gas
station or business development. MICHAEL
WALSH d SON, 1911 Eye st. NV, RE.
S2S2: eves.., co. $3.50. 10
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TAxIs FOR RENT.
AUToMoBILEs FOR HIRE.

CABS-Reasonable rates te
drivers. DU. e752 or MI. 1921
MR. MARKS or MR.. WAND. IL
Evening star., 1946-11-06

What Is your opening lead2
(copyright, 1916. By Charles H. Goren9
Evening star., 1946-11-06
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

excellent cond, with side car, extra liz
buddy seat and windshield. OK. COOS .
Evening star., 1946-12-23
DOGWOOD.
FRIED SHRIMP?

from Mrs. w. p, RockUille.)
To Mrs. R. B. L. Your dogWood
tree does not bloom because you
probably feed or water it too much
in the fall which keeps it growing
rather than setting bud. Try feed
ing it with a commercial fertilizer
in the spring and do not feed or
water it after the first Of August
This will stop it from growing in
the fall and cause it to set bud.
How do you cook raw shrimp and
then fry it? I have eaten these de-
licious fried shrimp, but cannot find
out how they are prepared.
o., FLUFFY RICE?
(Fron, Mrs. T. w. L., Washington. J
I am sorry not to have written
sooner to say how much I appre-
ciated the prompt help received
after inquiring about Dutch ovens
Mrs. R. T., Lanham, wrote full
particulars and I cut out the clip
ping and pasted it in my book.
I read the Clearing House before
I do the headlines and enjoy it
more.
May ask for further help? How
do you cook rice SO it is dry with
each grain separate and fluffy? Dc
you steam it? I cooked / cup o1
rice in 10 cups of boiling water fol
20 minutes. Then poured l quart
of boiling water over it. Put the
colander in pan and left it in q
warm oven with the door open
But it did not dry and separate.
hope some one will answer this.
Evening star., 1946-12-23
BY the Chef

Therefore an emergency dinner was
always carried with his equipment.
But that hectic day it turned out
the provision wagons had been held
up far from the front. Only one
had been able to push through, but
fortunately that was the one carry
ing Dunan, Napoleon's chef. He
was a resourceful soul, and after
totting up his meager supplies he
set out to reconnoiter. The smok-
ing roof of farmhouse caught his
eye-he hoped there were still some
chickens to be saved Orderlies were
dispatched and returned with four
nice fowl. From a neighboring gar
oen came a few herbs and some
tomatoes. In the van were bottle
of olive oil and a flask of brandy.
Enough for a genius such as Dunan!
The chickens were drawn and
plucked, disjointed with a saber.
The pieces were tossed into the
heated oil to brown. Garlic, the
herbs, a few tomatoes, a dash OF
Bonaparte was served
Evening star., 1946-12-23
Sauce for the Pudding
Rp Yio[ef Faulkner

pudding be without rich fragrant
sauce to pour over it? 1t wouldn't
be Christmas without such a pud-
ding, either-it's as traditional
as Dickens Christmas Carols. y
Whether the pudding is store
bought or from your own kitchen
it still needs a good rich topping
Hard sauce favored with rum Or
brandy seems to be the favorite but
there are many others for you t.
choose from, all equally good.
For the regulation hard sauce,
cream the butter thoroughly, add
the sugar gradually and continue
creaming until the mixture is light
and fluffy. Salt to taste and add
desired f1avoring. The proportions
to guide you are:
HARD SAUCE.
4 tablespoons butter.
/ cup confectioners' sugar.
"a teaspoon salt.
/ tablespoon heavy cream
l teaspoon vanilla, rum, whisky
or brandy. This will make about q
cup of sauce.
Another sauce that is equally pop
ular and of a lighter consistency
than hard sauce is:
SUNSHINE SAUCE.
/ egg (separated.
y cup sugar.
l teaspoon vanilla.
20 cup whipping cream.
Beat the egg yolk and slowly add
4 cup of the sugar. Beat well.
Beat the egg white until stiff but
not dry and add the remaining u
cup sugar. Fold in the beaten egg
yolk and add the flavoring. Just
before serving fold in the cream
beaten until stiff.
FOAMY SAUCE.
u cup soft butter.
/ egg, we'll beaten.
l cup brown sugar. firmly packed
4 cup brandy or Y cup sherry.
Cream the butter and gradually
add the sugar, continue creaming
until the mixture is light and fluffy
Add the well-beaten egg and beat
thoroughly. Just before serving
gradually beat in the brandy place
over hot water and heat, beating all
the while until the sauce is soft
but not sirupy. 1t will take only 8
minute or so.
And my best wishes to you all fol
merry, merry Christmas!
Evening star., 1946-12-23

You may know the story of that
delightful dish, chicken Marengo,"
which appears occasionally on the
menus in the swankiest restaurants.
There have been many versions, but
it would appear that this one has
the most authenticity about 1t.
TO begin with, chicken Marengo
or "poulet Marengo," to give it its
proper name, is chicken cut up and
Drowned in little Oil, with various
herbs and mushrooms, etc. But we'll
give you the recipe, as it has been
developed, later.
The dish originated on the day
of one of Napoleon's greatest tri-
umphs, the evening of June IA,
1900. At Marengo the Austrian
Army had been smashed to defeat.
In triumph Napoleon gathered his
generals about him and ordered
dinner to be served. A valiant
trencherman. he ate with relish
and hated to wait for any meal.