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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

GohoYEa 95 Saa,s wife and at 1} child desire
0PA GONE; landlord giving us 80 days
aGs! SGEkss spa ofaY fsmy SIN aSs
MF. NJ. 55aapGER' 5ap;SR EM' 1900 or dE, szaS -
gently reeuire Sedrm M ana house ea%iy or spt %1
HENNEssY. RE. 7400, Ext. 627i9, and and
ARMY coLoNEL wants s.bedroom, pa Dart
ferred Call EN-. 1905. 81
CHILDREN-Home wanted for adorable
s srs sna xhR house % or ap na
APT. OR HOUSE. unfurn.. by perm. execu-
tive OF nationally known business organ
ization: three in family; best of ref; up
TO $3.50 mo-; will consider substantial ad-
vance payment: NV. pref Box 186-T.
1T. CoMDR., wife and child desire furn.
or unfurn. house or apt. for about years
ssF ad Fsfsff' Fairs ehareR
WANTED FOR LONG LEASE or to buy
MRS 7, j. SANDS. sasi o 81 St. 'ngRs n.W..
FoRMERa- HOME OWNERS, responsibl.
ARMY of1cer, wife and baoy. desire un-
furnished fur house or furn. 2-bedroom apt
ss our Sss of 0e1 H
NAVY CoMDR. desires 3-bedroom house.
good fgood neishborhood. Arlington area pre-
PERMANEST SssTT' GOVT. COZ In EarLoYE SHSi, wal wants
adults and daughter ! yrs. % Old: excellent
care care guaranteed. Box 112-T. Star s.
TELEPHONE OFFICIAL wants to rend 3
bedroom detached house in or near suburb
an area. Up to $3.50. Occupancy now or
within months. Box BOT. Star So
REGULAR NAVAL COMMANDER. wife g.
year-old daughter desire two to four bed
room unfurnished house by August Is for
txo ssoo to Ell three ssS, years coMDR. FOX, RE
WANT 70 RENT or room house ne in
have a small family and can f furnish rel.
erence. HO. 1855 after pm.
UNFINISHED HOUSE, up to $3.50 mthly. !;
three bedrooms. two baths: good location
only in Chevy Chase or Kalorama section;
one-year lease: best references Call OR
lS46: to 8 in the afternoon. 1O'
WANTED to lease unfurnished two-bedrm
residence, within walking distance Of Cabin
John carline. in area between Key Bridge
s1d s1d inclydins il Brookmont; no children. Box
FISNisH Diplomat g adults. l school
girD desires furn. or unfurn. house or
apt. In nv, Sept |; about $500 a month.
Phone Hobart 0556.
BEST CARE-2-4 br., unfurnished. D. c.,
Nd. or Va; permanent. have references;
immedlate acceptance; 500 or less. RE.
REsPoNsIBLE COUPLE desire house or
apt. furnished or unfurnished: ceiling,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GIRL TO SHARE APT with one other girl;
@snt S3S mo 2o ls2z SO st. NV Call Tor appoint
5 girls: all utilities included; S175 mo.
1923 Mintwood pl NV. 3
vicinity Conn; ave. and California ST., NV;
opportunity for a responsible sentleman
Tstsrsness exchansed; $50 month. aA' s sos *
sS$, iitS ST. N,w.-qirl to share an apt.
;;5,$n wears oS of ass: pE, $3.50 ADs 1900
1915. Call CO. 1900. 24o0 18th st, Nv.
APARTMENTs-eirl will share with one
SF s Iwo sES GaI so ssS 4i5a pf5 month 1852 srd
LGE. I BEL BEDKM;; dentists once. full use liv
sgsable pie in sb9yt 3 wks two men IN NO
o. @H 1sfS sas ST. feN star ar-cooied 81
couple for 3 months only: $14O per month
81 SUMMER MoSrRss Rsa1ai famiiy going away for
apt, Naylor Gardens. viii eat out SO
month; EX. $500, Ext. 59S weekdays or
1sfh nSh ss2SB' AND Sol COLUMBIA Rp-southern me
gentleman and daughter want settled per-
son: large single room and porch: adjoin,
vi Iate sHAR2 HR ssss asstsn star home
with middle-aged professional woman; sep
arte bedrms.; $50. Gil. 1856 $
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED apartment in
private GEORGETOWN home; immediate to
bus and carlne. Cool pleasant surround
ings. tel. linens, china, utensils, every
thing included. Attrac. liv. rm.. bedrm;;:
newly furn. by decorated: ideal for pro-
fessional couple; S175 month for immedi-
ate 6-month occupancy. DU. 1888. 3303
o st. NV. --S
NEAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. accom-.
for l woman in well-furn. apt. of empl.
Prot. wild; attractive separate bed-liv. rm.
next bath: kit. for brsfsts.; refs; S65.
Box 1877. Star. So
TWo-BEDRM. DUPLEX APT. in modern
housing unit, July 29-Sept ., S25 per
week. S452 Piney Branch Court, 81. 595s.
1I9 18th ST. SE.-2-rms., utilities furn-
ished; refs. S15 wk. AT. 2SSS.
GIRL to share attractive apt with other
girls; S25. Call after 6-p.m., HO 1867;
2164 Fla. ave. NV, Apt l. 10
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BIZ THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
ROOMS FURN,-Northwe,t. (cont. j

ROOMS FURN.-Northwest. tcont.i.
housekeeping; adjoining bath; SO for 2;
1882 18th ST. N.w.-Larse, cool furnished
j. sIocSko Rock sssn Sq CREEK 'PARK-Privste
home; clean, nicely furnished, front room;
to 10th st. bus. Cali RA. 1866 for details.
1n The Wilson Wis oSqiasy Housk' sS 1878 N st. NV
sSS ESselient 5@ Mt rooms 9n$a men, $3.50; women
Attrac.. furn double room with viii running
1918 RHODE ISLAND LsTS' AVE. noVSn H.W.&Eselu-
beds S ons nfse s. soGl ap RE sS Sn
PLY HIATT PL. Nw.-Large double. twin
taao tation; references; S5 weekly each HO.
100. EYE ST. Nw.-ouiet man to 0in share
ds srd ST. S N.W wye PetWort Pee aao seetionV esfh
lsady; E near transportation. IA IA. fsdafa sssI'
1909 10th Nw-Double, also room for
man to share with another man: excellent
meals; ideal location; reas. AID. s4ss
S5i? 18th ST; N.W.-Room and board for
; men; ! double room and l single room
ss ER mssi FanMoSr snS ans srTs4se front
slal service; $3.50 per week for 2; $3.50 per
ss Ssss lRl R1iNGIE Il PE 23s RD NV. mr., Nationa,
aned home: $50 gentleman. nss qSSpf EN- 745s. 5s
9I9 Goth sT.-Lse., cool front bedroom.
S22 a month; gentleman. Phone Metro
GEoRGEToWN VICINITY. slos Huide-
roper pl nw:-Lovely large room. semi
pn prlyate bathroom; gentlemen; S45 mo.
sol PoWHATAN PL. N.w-Nicely fur
nlshed Iil large single room next to bath; un-
nn1y lmltea sa phons Gr on 9Th ST. bus line men
1891 ADAMS MILL RD.-sinele and dbl.
sleepins rooms $40 and $50 mo: imme-
diate occupancy. GE. 1905, RA. 967I.
7Is SHEPHERD ST. N.w-Room for .
glfis, prlyate home; convenient transpor-
1850 UNIVERSITY PI. N.w.-pouble rm
iino LOT = twin beds near bath; $12 wk. re-
s4ss ss tAAsfIEI GARFIEID sT.-Large, comfor' a BILE
home' home gmentlemen mn $50; breakfast if de-
sb bss ONLY FooY s vn sssb beds nsf
mo. AID 3S55. go e.n ID pei
1925 EUCLID ST. N.w-Pvt. GENTLE home.
and 14th ST. car; $40 per mo. for ~ man. an.
Portable rooms for single and married
persons. 80 and S5 weekly AID. 596s
COLORED-35a4 PARK PI. N.w.-Nicely
furnished room in desirable neighborhood
Tor tor or refined gentlemen; $40 per mo.
COLORED-1e4 OTIS PL. N.W.-Double
room, twin beds: men only; So each per
Week: 12'
COLORED-3544 18th ST. N.W-Nice
large room for two employed men; semi
private bath; reference: So per week. DU.
I1th ST. N.W.-We have
several rooms for reliable people; $4 so
10 20 per week per person; hours am.
to 3o9 : dpRn Pm Ho 9ssa a4s4 g :,
telephone privil.. $50 mo, GE. S299. IS
COLORED-2II6 Ist ST.-Room for en-
week. Also room tor refined gentle-
men, S5 wk. each. DE 663l IS
COLORED-1"16 GIRARD ST. N.w-One
LARGE front room for lady to share with
another twin beds; all privileges; Sc so
week. HO. 1152
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Mp. and VA.

BEAUTIFULLY FURN. RIM, next bath;
lady only; 10 other roomers; u blk. from
pus ,l;,, Call after pm, CHI. 9121 s.
BETHESDA. Md. next to Naval Hospital
large room, twin beds. for 2 young ladies;
SD each. WI. 1868. ii
lob? N. DANVILLE ST., Arlington-Entire
2nd floor for 3 gentlemen, twin beds, semi
bath; conV. to 2 buslines; S25 mo. each.
CH I139 or GIL 9052. $
ARLINGTON-For use as bed-living rm.,
lge recreation rm. with fireplace, ample
sS.tn 10,cent bus for employ. cple.; $50: priv.
SUSIE s1st5FGn KM c,E If Ryt: asns conv trans.
LAhGE DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds, for .
refined Government girls: laund. priyI'
c0ny; transp:: $50 for . GIL. O756. -9
KENSINGTON-Large 2nd fioor-roon with
ri, double beds beds; to 4 young men; SO
Lee. SINGLE RM., with pvt. bath, use OF
che5tnut cehens; r 5fs SiF from bus; gentleman only
N; ARL.-Nicely furn. lge. front rm.. with
adjoining dressing rm., twin beds, unlim
phone; So. 30 mo. each. CHI. 1910. -
ARLINGTON, near Clarendon-Larse, well.
furnished I11 front room; seniprivate bath; :
loeati1n; reasonable; CHI. 597s.
BETHESDA, MD.---Master bedroom; pri-
vate. oath: phone in room, private; gentle
family: employed, sober gentleman only:
$40 per month. WI. 1855 .
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK, 3h un-
furnished or furnished; $50; including utili-
EXCHANGE NV. apt for ne. 3-rm. and
hall apt. in vicinity of Wis ave for
ap SIN. s5tz apt or house nr. 18th and ne.
WASHINGTON for Atlanta, duplex apt,
bedrm., back porch and yard, n blk
from stores and buses; exchange for
similar or bung allow in Atlanta or vi
einity After weekdays. any time Sun
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedroom apartment
IN Baltimore for one in Washington
Write DAVID STERNSHER, 219 s. Marlyn
ave, Baltimore 2l, Md. 50
EXCHANGE Groom apartment, $40 month
IN MT. Pleasant for apartment or house in
outskirts, Northwest D. c.. Virginia or
lsxa Maryland nd, :, Box 9s-s. Star.
apt. In ". nt bldg IA 22lo L. =
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE
ffA.fS

DASHIELL TRANSFER - Local moving.
general hauling. 50-mile radius Cargo
Insurance, Prompt service Cali DE. 9S7l
day or night, and Sun, Reas; rates. IS
EX-GI-Hauling, moiEg; will move your
Grams: JOHN GLOVER, DE. $3.50 8.
CONTINETAL MOVING 4 STORAGE CO.,
local and long distance; experienced help
insurance carried; new trucks. RA 2435
liveries Of any kind: night work specially;
reasonable rates. MI 5O65. l2'
VETERAN MOVERS-All new equipment:
al white veteran help. CHI. 1901; ewes,
CHI 1850.
MOVING and general hauling; contract
and job trash removal Services and prices
MOVING AND STORAGE, reas. rated will
accept yonr surplus furn. as part payment
on your moving local, long dis. EDEL-
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AVIATION (cont. J

tSOUtsIs
fAYLORCRAFT D-65 trainer; new engine
Just installed: ship recovered; perfect con-
dition; Phone OK; 1922 or Gil. 1868. 8.
and guarantee private license; contract
price, SS25: Phone Atlantic 6365. 81
STINS0N 10-A, twosway radio, starter
equipped for night flying; refinished. ex-
eellent condition. Phone OK. 1922 or
PUNK -226s9, needs some minor re-
pairs, never cracked. Can be seen at
<fer. Call CLYDE LoFLAND, OK. 2sSs
weekdays. 9
MEMBERSHIP in 15-member flying club
for sale. Plane paid for. 450S Livingston
I'd. Sc, Apt C. 81
STINSON los CONTINENTAL HW-75, so
h.p.; 100-hr checked and relicensed on
July >, 1916; airplane, 1,200 hrs; engine,
$40 hrs: transmitter and receiver. wheel
pants, cabin heater, sensitive altimeter:
$3.50. WA. 1864 IS
TAYLORCRAFT. new. 1946 (model BC-l2),
seroplane. JAMES LEONARD, Gathers
burg. Md, Redland road, Ri . 90
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ROOMS WANTED.

WILL PAY up to S75 per month for room,
private bath, Chevy Chase or NV section:
permanently employed Govt Official high
est references. Box 220-R, Star So
VETERAN, going to college, and wife work
ing, urgently need furnished room or
apartment with Ink in NV. or Takoma
Park area. GE. 1863 3
RETIRED GENTLEMAN desires light
housekeeping room. Box 352-R Star los
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ROOMS FURNIsHEo-s.E. ond s.w

221I 31st ST. Sc, Hillcrest = Large
double room, twin beds, for gentlemen;
S22 each or $40 for one. Ii. 2230 after
I6 ,4th ST. S.B.-4 blks. from Capitol;
double @ % room, End floor sleeping quarters
616 G ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. double bedrm.
in clean, quiet. private home; for working
couple; $40 per mo. FIR. 1912. III
Large 1st. floor room; 2 girls or couple;
S6.2D each. Call IL oQS5
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BOATS.

PROPELLER REpAIRING-Have your pro-
peller repaired now. FRANK DEL VEG
GIH1o. m maine n supplies. pdpdlies. 1912 18th st. Sc
FISHING is GOOD! Fishing parties, day
or night, by reservation only, Herring Bay
CAPT. ANTHONY KING. WA. 4l92 S
s4-FooT CABIN CRUISER, 49, foot
beam; Al shape throughout; $4,000. Box
RAciNG BOAT, SO feet overall; lb built
1915 rebuilt 1925; Red Wing motor, set
& Sons, Boat Yard. Whitehall Greek, near
Annapolis. CHARLES :. ne-, aas.....
METAL MATCH CANS. flares. fog horns
and bells should be among your safety
aids. Buy now from S. KING FULTON,
INC, sos Maine ave. s.w. Executive 34O6
CAPTAIN TEX will take you for a cruise
on the Potomac River aboard the Ranger
on saturdays and Sundays and pleasant
summer evenings: Meet him at the yacht
sunshine, $40 Maine ave. s.w., or phone
Tor private party at ME. 2046. 8
SPEEDB0AT-20'. g. beam, Mercury '46
converted motor, two open seats; construct
ed Of white cedar and oak: S2,65O DIS
IRlCT YACHT CO., 14th and Water sts
3s-FT. MATTHEWS double-cabin inclosed-
sleeps = 3 cabins Pen-Yan dinghy, light
pant and many extras; perfect condition.
JOHNSON oUTBoARD MOTOR, twin cyIin-
Ger sI1I 3i2 h.-p. good condition; SIS. Call
oUTBoARD MOTOR. ship. Water witch.
IN GOOD cond. Telephone JA ! S05-W
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD wanted for 7-yr.-oid
boy. room for mother, day care of child;
prefer vicinity of Petworth school, NV.
BOARD and care wanted for sweet baby
girl, age II months Room optional for
working mother Boy ooo-T Star
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.
AETNA MOVING STORAGE CO.-LocaI
ana long distance. No job too large and
none too small IL 100
YOUR BEST MOVE Thy BAYNE g. SCATES.
INC;)-Veterans of World Wars I and II;
moving, packing and storage. Phone 81.
2777; nights. EN- 1908. g.
ARE YOU MOVING? Let the RETURN
LOADS BUREAU CORP take care of your
moVing-day problems: packing. transporta-
ence have MADE us iy speciaiists in ~ handiins
your household effects. Come in and let us
talS Y over Phone IL 1884 or Ii $3.50
4lS Florida ave. me-. Room 216
VETERANS, starting business. will move
you day or evening: reasonable rates; light
hauling speciality. GE. 1851.
AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
Light furniture hauling, baggage. trunk
storage. Veterans. RA. 5443. !y22'
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, MD.-Spacious
home; from July 8 to Sept. 15; grand
piano; $500 mo. ,wL 9464.
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!4th AND OTIS STS. NE. - One block
from Franciscan Monastery. Compare
lively new white JIM shinele bungalow, s
rms, full tile bath, full bsmt, buiit-in ga
rage, gas heat; -S11,75O. Call Major
Thornton. WA. S625, with FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI. 14ll,
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HOUSES FURNISHED

TWO REFINED LADIES desire 3-rm. furn.
apt; cony. transp. to Pentagon Phone
EX. 1924, Room 312 o.
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Continued On Next Pase.)
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FOR INFORMATION about better homes,
NV Washington and nearby NV sub
urbs, please call INEz CUSHARD, DI.
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Ruling on Do|sen's
.AcquittaI Plea Due

Justice James M Proctor had
under Amusement today a defense
motion for the acquittal of James
H. DolSen, so, of Pittsburgh, on trial
in District Court on charges of fail
ing to answer certain questions be-
fore the Dies Committee on Un-
American Activities in 1910.
Mr.. Dolsen, who said he was an
agent for the Daily Worker, is
specifically accused of refusing to
answer questions as to whether two
persons were members of the Com
munist party; with refusal to name
certain Communist officials and re-
fusal to name a Communist who
used the name of Franklin Roose-
welt.
The motion was made late yes
terday, at the close of the second
day of the jury trial, by De-
Tense Attorney Charles E. Ford.
The grounds on which the motion
was based were that papers which
formed the basis for the questions
put to Mr.. Dolsep by the Dies Com
mittee had been unlawfully seized
from him in his Pittsburgh apart
ment in March, 1910.
If the motion is denied, Mr.. Ford
will begin the defense of Mr.. Dolsen.
The maximum penalty on conviction
is 81 COO fine, year in Jail, or both.
The case is being prosecuted by
Assistant United States Attorney
Charles B. Murray.
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next Chest drive. Each month they
will specialize on different Chest
subject and hope to have the right
answers when the chairman of a
meeting throws it open to questions
from the floor.
Washington is well fixed for rec
reation facilities, Mr.. Sommer said,
but not we'll enough. 1t has mas
ter recreation plan made by the
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission, some of the finest
parks in the country and many cul-
tural opportunities. But there are
areas, especially in the midcity sec
ton, which are sorely lacking in
places where the public can spend
its leisure time.
Miss Cooke told the speakers the
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Criminal Assault Suspect
Is Held for Grand jury

! William A. Davis, %, colored. of
the 900 block of Virginia avenue Sc,
yesterday was held without bond
for the grand jury by United States
Commissioner Needham G. Turnage
on charges growing out of a criminal
assault last Tuesday on a 19-year-
old mother.
/ The girl, mother of a month -old
baby, said she was asleep in her
first floor bedroom when she was
awakened by a colored man about
$3.50 a m. who told her Ito keep quiet
or I will kill YOU" police reported.
After ransacking the room and
taking $l2 from a bureau drawer,
the man attacked her, she stated.
Davis was identified by the wom-
an at special police lineup, police
reported. Police said Davis had
confessed to number of house
breakings and also was identified
by two women employees of the Fed
eral Bureau Of Investigation as the
man who attempted to break into
their rooms in the first block of
First street Sc, twice in the past
t month.
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Chest Speakers Prepare Reply
On Recreation SUPPORT

Why do funds of the Community
Chest Federation go to help agen-
cies which provide recreation?
This question is one which volun-
teer members of the Community
Chest Speakers Bureau expect to
have to answer next fall, when the
Embarrassing drive begins.
More than so volunteer speakers
last night heard Miss Mabel Cook
executive director of the YWCA,
and Wayne c. Sommer, recreation
secretary of the Council OF Social
Agencies, give some of the answers
at meeting at the YWCA.
The speakers hope to address
some 1000 groups throughout the
Washington Metropolitan Area be-
tween now and the close of the
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your young live wire. Reason
enough. They're made from
choice vegetables and fruits,
first washed in deep we'll water.
They're cooked the Gerber way
by steam to hold in valuable
minerals and vitamins. All Ger
ber's Strained Foods are check
ed by experts at every step in
the making. When first feeding
baby with a spoon have two. One
for baby who wants to grab. An
other for you to catch dribbles
dropping Edwards.
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done. Uncover, continue cook
ing, haste frequently with hot
barbecue sauce until tender and
brown. Allow to ~ hours de-
pending on size of chicken. To
make barbecue sauce, combine
teaspoon salt, few dashes Tabas-
co, l tablespoon sugar, l medium
onion, chopped fine, l cup to-
mato PURGE or catsup, IS cup fat,
u cup hot water. Boil, remove
from heat, add 11a cup lemon
juice. Use for basting and serve
with cooked chicken. Serve
chicken often and spare scarcer
foods for the hungry in other
lands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19

l cup orange marmalade and IA
teaspoon salt. Stir till dissolved.
Cool slightly. Add ~ cup light
cream. When jelly begins to-
thicken, fold in 2 stiffly beaten
egg whites. Place in previously
baked pastry shell. Chill till
firm. Buy some Knox Gelatine
and try your own ideas, too.
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luOGuCl . l. lOlu
your doctor
you learn first
steps in feed
i n g b a b y.
D o u b tt e s s
you'll be ad-
vised to use
G e r b e r S
S t r a i n e d
F God s f or
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Sweet COOIQ III
pie try orange
m a r m a | a d e
chiffon. Soften
l envelope of
Knox Gelatine
in "A cup cold
water. Add -
GIN hot water
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BARBEcUEp CHICKEN

HALvE or quarter ~ to 212
IL pound chicken, put in pan,
brush with hot barbecue sauce,
cover, bake at 3500 until half
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an omelet. Better tasting meat
you couldn't put palate to, be-
cause SPAN is all pure pork-a
delicious blend of shoulder and
ham. SPAN comes only in r.
ounce tins. trademarked and
packed exclusively by Geo. A.
HORNED & Co., Austin, MINI.
Use it sliced. diced, baked, fried.
For any meal, cold or hot, SPAN
hits the spot.
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| YWCA is IS per cent self -support-
ing. but gets about IS per cent sup
port from the Chest. The money
goes largely for recreation leader
ship and social counsel she said.
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LIVE WIRE

VTJHEN that tiny bit of heav-
w en- floats into your home
maybe the first-you are Won
derinp. wonderful mother. From
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SUGARLESS PIE

WITHOUT a doubt we're the
Vpie-eatingest country in this
small world. And we love our
pies sweet, too. To satisfy that
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ITO AVOID Jumps in gravy, first
i put the flour in a glass jar.
Pour in the liquid. Fasten the
jar lid tight. Shake until the
-four is thoroughly mixed. Add
to pan gravy.
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WANT A BOOK?

MY THIRTY-sxTH book, Modern Household
:.
4A N1 Encyclopedia" is just off the press and my
publisher said could give away 500 copies to
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ssssss:ss. haven't any box-tops coupons redeem
N ~ guess you'll have to write and tell me why you
W. like my column. Best 500 answers will receive
W free copy of the 350-page illustrated House
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minutes! There you have old
time goodness of split pea soup.
For it has choice green split
peas blended with spices and
flavorings. Begin dinner or
luncheon with hot bowls of this
grand split pea soup. For a novel
accompaniment cut buttered rye
bread in thin slices, sprinkle
with celery seed, fold over and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
TEcHNIcoLoR IN SALAD

Tabasco at arms length in the
kitchen and use it often in stews,
gravies, cream soups, mashed
potatoes or scrambled eggs. Try
a salad in technicolor. Use gay
vegetables-carrot matchsticks,
beet cubes, spinach shreds, on
ion rings, or whatever you have.
Drench in French dressing
spiked with tantalizing Tabas-
CO. Don't forget to have a bottle
of Tabasco on the table, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
NEW HORIZONS

NOTHING THRILLS a good cook
~ more than to discover new
food horizons. That thrill comes
with Betty Croker Pea Soup
Ingredients. No hours of cook
ing. Add boiling water; cook 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19

PLUS SUNNYsIDE UP!
WANT TO GET the family off to
w a good start tomorrow ?
Give 'em a breakfast of SPAN
n eggs fried sunnyside up! It's
quick work to frizzle SPAN slices
to a delicate brown and pop the
eggs in with them. Or have the
eggs scrambled, shirred,
poached, boiled or whisked into
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