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Evening star., 1947-10-23

Another outstanding Saturday at
traction finds Episcopal playing host
to Gilman. Coach Bus Male has
come up with a powerful backfield
combination in Rufus Barkley. Chris
Holland, Tommy Birge and Phil
Duckett. so Episcopal will enter
this game a slight favorite.
Three night games are slated for
tomorrow with Gonzaga visiting
George Washington, Mount Vernon
entertaining Blair and Rockville
playing host to National Training
School.
In afternoon tilts tomorrow,
Bethesda plays at Falls Church,
Georgetown Prep at st. Adams,
Friends at Landon in an lac clash
and Sherwood at Frederick.
Saturday, Dewitt meets Washing
ton-Lee at Arlington, Fairfax visits
Newport News and Montgomery
Junior College goes to Massanutten.
Eastern will have its hands full
in a nonseries tilt with Patterson
Park High of Baltimore at Eastern
at 2:30. while Tech travels to Park
ersburg IN. j. High.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
baugh-L BaftIt
In Air Looms Sunday
As Skins, Bears Tilt

Don't count the Chicago Bears
out Of the National Football League
race this early-it isn't safe. All the
Western Division talk has been
about the invincible Cardinals of
Chicago, who weren't so invincible
last week when the Rams pulled
the props out from under them,
while the Bears have become the
leagues forgotten men.
George Halas likes it that way. He
likes to let his boys sneak up on
home-loving folks like the Redskins
and pound them down peg or two
in league standings. Rudy Custer,
the teams advance man, was in
town today, but giving his gang
that ho-hum treatment. To hear
him you might think the Bears
had come for the train ride, and
only because nasty old league off,
cials made them 90 through with
their schedule.
This is direct change In atti-
tude from last month, when the
Bears didn't look too good and the
customers were accusing 'em Of
being old, decrepit and moth-eaten.
Then Mr.. Custer was explaining how
youthful the team was, how 1t would
come along and win its share Of
games, etc. 1t seems that he was
right.
The Halas crew swamped the
Philadelphia Eagles, 40 to 7, the
same Eagles who had time squeez-
ing out 45-42 win over Washington.
Last week they coasted home with
1924 nod over Detroit. All this
after taking couple of shellackings
from Green Bay and the Cardinals.
The big attraction Sunday-and
Griffith Stadium is sold out of every
thing but knot-holes-will be the
Sammy Baugh VS.. Sid Luckman
passing duel. It's always a show
when the two marksmen get together
and with Baugh burning up league
records like trash and Luckman up
to par, 1t goes without saying that
Sunday will see a lot of pigskin
flying through the air. Baugh has
a comfortable lead over his rival
with 66 competitions in 120 throws
for 1,087 yards and 10 touchdowns.
Luckman has thrown 98, completed
IS for 922 yards and eight touch
downs.
As a sidelight we may see a duel
between couple of the leagues best
pass-snagging ends in Jim Keane
of the Bears and our own Hugh
Taylor. Bob Nussbaumer has the
edge on Taylor, but Bones" is the
boy the Bears will watch Sunday
and Keane always requires an escort
or he'll steal the franchise. The big
Chicago wingman has caught %
passes for 1913 yards and four touch
downs, while Taylor has taken II
for 291 yards and four touchdowns.
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Navy
Continued From Page C-1.)

vored to hurdle Tom Hamilton S
men. Navy crossed up its rival
with a tremendous display Of power,
although for a time its energy
seemed to be going to waste, and
won 1919. Now look what's ahead
for the Midshipmen. just five un-
beaten teams-five of the toughest
customers in the whole collegiate
setup.
This Saturday it's Pennsylvania
go. Then in succession come
Notre Dame go, Georgia Tech
40, Penn State 40 and finally
Army god.
Penn is ranked eighth in the Ma
ton, Notre Dame second, Georgia
Tech seventh, Penn State ninth and
Army sixth.
Down at Annapolis they say the
Midshipmen found themselves in
the Duke tie and that the power
was ready to show against Cornell
They're hoping to unload abroad
side on favored Penn and If they
can push over the ponderous Quak-
ers, the Midshipmen might wind
up with a record that will need no
explaining in the years to come.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

pin margins. Temple won the ANAL,
63l to 626.
Mac Rossi was the heaviest wal
loper with 39l as Ice Palace Tailed
654 and E770 to whitewash Alex
andria. Newcomer Proctor's 372 and
Gene Gordon's 371 helped Clarendon
take two from Lucky Strike.
Spillway was a 81 winner from
Queen Pin. Vince Hatten's $50 aided
Colonial villages odd game decision
over Arcadia.
Standings: Greenway. 1876; Pet.
worth No. 2, 1873: Ice Palace, 1913
Temple, 1873; Petworth No. !, 1873
Colonial Village, lilo; Lucky Strike
lilo; Clarendon, lilo; Spillway
9-12; Queen Pin. 8-13; Arcadia, 8-l3
Alexandria. Alt.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Hampton Pool Resigns
As Crowley Assistant
By fhs Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Oct. o. Hampton
Pool has resigned as assistant coach
Of the Chicago Rockets of the ALL
America Football Conference, spik-
ing reports that the former Chicago
Bears and Stanford end would re-
place Jim Crowley as coach Of the
Rockets.
William Toohey. president Of the
Rockets. said Pools resignation had
been accepted with deep regret" "
Pool said he had been considering
for some time to resign to accept
better opportunities. They have be-
come available and I feel I should
leave at this time"
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Hobbs and Crescent Battle
For Lead in Bowling Leoque

DR.. E. E. Hobbs, ace bowler Of the
Lucky Strike quint, with an average
Of lbs for 81 games, has moved in
to give Pat Crescent, pacesetting
Chevy Chase Ice Palace star, a battle
for the individual lead of the Mems
Minor District League.
While Crescent, after a brilliant
squirt last night, skidded his. top
mark to 1876 with 346 set, the
veteran Hobbs posted a lusty 4l3
with strings of 1913, 1856 and 129.
lGreenway, with a. 81 win from
Petworth No. l, maintained a two
game lead. Johnny Stewards 153
and 4l2 counts were the edge as
Petworth No. nicked Temple in
the first two games by one and two
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Cardinals Plan to Control Ball
In Johns Hopkins Grid Game

Catholic University's gridmen will
concentrate on controlling the ball
when they invade Baltimore Satur-
day to meet Johns Hopkins in their
third Mason Dixon Conference
game. Inability to hold on to the
pigskin started them down the skids
against Randolph-Macon last week.
"Our blocking and tackling was
bad, too," added Coach Gene Angus
terrier. eve need improvement all
around and either we'll get better
or we'll make some changes. I know
this team can play better football
and I'm going to work the pants of
the boys until they show more drive
and learn to hang on to the ball"
The Cardinals, meanwhile, have
announced two changes in the line
up because of injuries. Bucky Ennis,
Evening star., 1947-10-23
British Netwomen
Learn u. S. Game
BY the Assoeiotsd Press


BERKELEY, Calf, Oct. a.
England's Wightman Cup girls
failed to win a single match
against their American rivals this
year, so two English misses are
taking tennis lessons here in
hopes Of improving matters in
the future. Joy Cannon, 10, and
Jean Quertier, 81, members of
England's team, have placed
themselves under the tutelage of
Tom Stow, one Of the top coaches
Of this country.
Stow, who helped develop for
mer Champion Don Bulge among
other stars, said his English
pupils showed promise as
Corners" For the next couple
of months he will teach them
the power type game employed
by the American girls.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

former Charlotte Hall star, has been
moved from half back to quarter
back, replacing Mike Smith, while
End Joe Mullin has been switched
to Al Fulner's position at tackle.
Both Smith and Fulner received rib
injuries in the Randolph Macon
game and will be on the bench
Saturday.
Johns Hopkins will be a strong
favorite over the Cards. The Blue
Jays had Randolph Macon whipped
until the last five minutes of their
game when the Yellow Jackets in
tercepted one pass for a touchdown
and threw a long scoring aerial of
their own to win by a touchdown.
On comparative performances Hop
kins figures to win by several six
pointers.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Scared Coach Insists
Light Anaeostians
Are Lucky 10 Win

Matias Eschaves, the line, Ralph
Fraser's kicking and lot of luck
that's the combination Football
Coach Kermit Stewart says Is re-
sponsible for Anacostia Highs sur
prising third-place standing in the
interhigh race.
The Indians, who have won two
and lost one, play hosts tomorrow
to Westerns Raiders, currently in
a fifth-place deadlock with De-
Tending Champion Coolidge. and
Stewart readily admits he's scared
to death
MY backs are too light" he ex-
plains. Art Hilbert weighs only
128 pounds and Bill Haiber only
120 and there's Max Pheasant, who
weighs only l1o"
In spite of Pheasant's lack Of
size, Stewart describes him as
good, all-around player and he'll
see lot Of action tomorrow.
Light, Capable Line.
Turning to Eschaves and the
forward wall, however. Stewards
spirit scars. For in Eschaves the
Indians have one of the fastest
break-away runners in the business
and the line, although light, is de-
termined and capable.
Guards Bob Allwine and Billy
James and Ends Jim Faulkner and
Wally Newman have been keep
ing us in the ball game" Stewart
continued. Newman, a second
stringer last year, played his first
game last week. He had been out
with a broken collar bone"
Another important factor help
ing to keep the Indians high up
In the standings-they really don't
belong there, says Stewart-has been
Fraser's passing and kicking.
But the Indians will enter to-
morrow's game without the serv-
ices of Bob Mitchell, hard-charg-
ing left halfback, who is laid up
with the flu. Mitchell played a
prominent part in Anacostia's VIC
tories over Roosevelt and Wilson
ana 11lS dDSeIlCc may nave QlS-
astrous effect on the Indians Of
tense.
Colts TO Meet Wilson.
Western, of course, will be count
ing on its snappy backfeld four
some Of Don Strain. George Holmes,
Norm Wacker and Dale Summer
bell.
! Coolidge's Colts, with Tex Jones.
Jess Houston. Bobby Rohr and John
,Brosnan. expected to supply the
offensive punch, visit Wilson. The
Tigers have yet to win a game, but
they have what 1t takes to come
back when the chips are down and
should cause somebody trouble be-
fore the season is over. If the pass
ing arms of Pat O'Neill and Dan
Ventries are up to par, Coolidge may
have trouble.
In the only other interhigh game
scheduled for this week end, un-
defeated Central plays host to un-
victorious Roosevelt. All games are
scheduled for $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Terp Booter Injured

Ken Fowler, fullback candidate
for the Maryland University soccer
team, will be lost for the season.
Fowler is resting in the University
Hospital in Baltimore after Fractur-
ing his leg yesterday in practice at
College Park.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Forkos to Open His New
Sports Shop Tomorrow

Andy Farkas will open his new
sports shop at 2131 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, tomorrow night with
an autograph party featuring
Corinne Griffith Marshall and a
group of Redskin football players.
Mrs. Marshall will autograph copies
of her book, MY Life With the
Redskins"
Sammy Baugh, Dick Todo. Wilbur
Moore and other former teammates
Of old No. a, Farkas himself, will
be on hand. -*.'
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Streaking Maple Edge
MenacesP Pin Leaders
In District League
By Ben McAlwee

Winchester Packard Motors again
leads the keen Mems Major District
League flag chase In total pins over
Burr Heishman Tires and Galliher
& Huguely, but the most surprising
quint in the city's strongest duckpin
circuit is Russ Diehl's Maple Edge
Pins with six-game winning streak
that has shot the Colonial Villagers
from last place to one game out of
first.
The Maple Edge pinmen, led by
Al Cissel's 405 and Gene Targets
400, busted of Senate Beer at
Brookland Recreation last night
with 627, 634 and $50 counts to
achieve the leagues first double
sweep of the season.
Sam Simon's 4o2 and Sam Shreve's
401 paced Winchester's 81 victory
Loyer Winn's Motors at King Pin.
Lindsay Stott's eight-pin count on
a last-box strike gave Winn's the
last tilt by one lone maple.
Burr Heishman Tires made it a
triple tie for first place by beating
erstwhile leading Galliher & HUI
guely, 2-1, at Rosslyn. Cletus Pan
nell's 156 and 40 led the winners.
Lou jenkins, Galliher g. Huguely
ace, scared his top average to 1911
for 81 games with 154 and 418. 1t
was his third successive 400 set.
Spanked by Jack Barkley's 156 and
416. Arcade Pontiac downed Mann's
Potato, 81. at Clarendon. with the
nights top scores of 500 and 1854.
Harry Aiken's 148 and Mike Avon's
146 led Mann's 665 winning score in
the first game. ; ...
Standings at the end Of the first
series: Winchester Packard, 1873;
Burr Heishmann, 1873; Galliher g.
Huguely, 1913; Mann's Potato Chips,
lilo; Maple Edge Pins, lilo; Ar
cade Pontiac, 10-11: Winn's Motors,
8-13: Senate Beer, 8-l3.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Curdozu Routs Dunbar

Cardoza High School scored three
touchdowns in the first half and
added three more in the last quarter
to trouce Dunbar High. 40. yes
terday at Brooks Stadium before
6 600 fans.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Hockey at a Glance

BY fhe Assoeiofed Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. g. Montreal, ].
Toronto. 3: New York. /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Springfield, 4; Hershey. /.
Cleveland. l; Pittsburgh. ! ttie).
UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
Minneapolis, 5; Kansas City, 4.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Vancouver. 8; Seattle, 2.
Tacoma. 4; New Westminster, 2.
San Francisco, 3: Fresno. 2.
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ganist, and Conrad Bernier, pro-
fessor of music at Catholic Uni
versity.
A transcription of young Arnatt' 4
work will be sent to New York,
where Judging of the finalists from
key cities will be held in Carnegie
Hall.
The youth, who plays the organ
at Mount Alto Hospital and sings
at the Cathedral, says he has writ
ten about 20 compositions, two Of
them since he came to Washing
ton.
He played one Of his own pieces,
Rhapsody on the Malvern Hills,
in the contest yesterday. He says
that if he wins one Of the scholars
ships, to be awarded to the three
national winners, he will attend the
Curtis Music Institute in Philadel-
phia.
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how easy it is to make fruit ant
vegetable molds with Minute Celia
tine. You'll love its simple one
saucepan method for. a luncheon
dish that is beautiful!
CREAMY CHEESE MOLD
1 envelope Minute Gelatine
III tsp. salt Dash cayenne
~ cups milk
III cups cottage cheese
2 Tbsp. chopped green pepper
2 Tbsp. chopped pimiento
2 teaspoons chopped chives
Mix geIatine, salt, cayenne in
saucepan. Add milk and heat
over medium fame till gelatine
dissolves, stirring constantly.
Do not boil! Chill. When thick.
ened fold in remaining ingredi.
ents. Chill firm In ioaf.pan. Uns
mold.
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VOTltt supper
dishes. like broiled tomatoes and
green peppers against the rich, red
of the beans n meat. Or this:
Cut off stem ends of green pep
pers. Stuff with Chilli Con Carre,
set in well-greased muffin tins.
Bake in moderate oven till ten
der.
Most men are SO fond Of HORNED
Chill Con Carne. They like the best!
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meaSure-maSter spoon uor 15f TO
cover postage and handling) I
urge all Of you not to delay. Send
for it to: Borden's Instant Coffee,
Dept. $40, Pc. Box IA, New York s.,
N. Y. When you receive your pack
age I know you'll enjoy Borden's
heavenly tasting 1000 pure coffee
hot or iced.
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sAUC SAUCE

GIVE YOUR SAUCES, gravies and
" salad dressings gay sparkle
with a dash of Tabasco. For a saucy
sauce:
Mix l cup mayonnaise, 2 Tbsp.
chopped sweet pickles, Tbsp.
each chopped onion and olives,
and several drops of Tabasco.
Season roasts, chops, fish, fowl, egg
dishes and salads with this appe-
tizing zestful seasoning-Tabasco
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awe-inspiring liquid! After one
swipe of the cloth preferably
rough like an old Turkish towel
dampened with Boon, grease and
dirt disappear. Katie's modern
kitchen, with carefully chosen limo
leum and fine appliances, now has
a modern cleaner consistent with
it's efficiency. With Boon there is no
mixing, rinsing or drying. 1t does
not hurt the hands and is Ion
infiammable. And don t forget, Boon
is excellent on automobiles, too.
Boon Is an amazing find!
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him on Gerber's Chopped Vege-
tables and Liver, one of Gerber's
10 tasty Junior Foods that thou
sands of babies go for. All tempting
good and so good for baby too.
You know, they're the next step
up from Gerber's 10 Strained Foods
but not in cost. Both Gerber's
Junior and Strained Foods come at
the same low price, in the same
small size containers. Menu-gradu-
ating is easy, leftovers are kept way
down. And that's economy-plus!
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PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS

r CAN GUESS THEM, when you spill
the defrost water from the tray,
as you carry it to the sink. When
you chip impatiently at a thick
frosting, and worry over food spoil
age. When you run out of cubes for
company drinks because you could
only chill few bottles. Here's my
thought, free: visit your Norge
dealer and look at the wonderful
features of the new Rollator refrig-
orators: Automatic defrosting every
night while you sleep! An exclusive
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to wipe 1t away! 1t pollSheS as 1t
cleans, never scratches and is safe
on even fire surfaces. The wrappers
from 2 cans of Swift's will put you
In line for their big contest coming
soon. Watch nay column for the de-
tails. The winner can have COM
plete GE kitchen or $4,000. Doesn't
that news polish up your day?
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Handkerchief to dispose of defrost
water. And while this is happening,
proper chilling temperature contin-
ues in the deep-dish Cold pack for
your meats. Room for OTIS. of milk,
16 pop-size bottles, and one tall
one. And if you're frozen-food
minded (who isn't today you'll get
excited over the giant Side Freezer,
with a capacity for 3lla lbs. OF
frozen food. Goodbye to daily shop
ping trips. Fill your capacious
Freezer, and relax.
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HlcH-cHAIR CHATTER

NYrvER MAKE FUN of the efforts of
IN that little mumbo- jumbler in
your house. His "senseless chatter"
is the beginning of honest-to-good-
ness talk. So let baby go right on
babbling and cooling, To help him
keep cooling at mealtimes, too, try
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four senifnal-
lists in the Dis
trict area COM
peting in the
Nation w 1 d e
contest b e l n 9
spoons ored by
the United Ar
lists Corp.
He Is Ronald
Arnatt of 1907
Brentwood road
NE.
Judges W e r e
P VI HUI m e,
m usic critic;
T h e o d o r e
cok oofar nv
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DREAM KITCHEN KATIE

I've GOT new character; I call her
| Dream Kitchen Katie. She likes
to thumb the magazines thinking
of the kitchen she's going to have
someday. Fortunately-and she'll
get acquainted with it very soon
there's a new and economical
cleaner made by the Clorox people,
which will make 1t possible for the
lady to keep her porcelain and
chromium equipment in Showroom
Style. I find Boon Household
Cleaner well-named. Truly, it's an
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1t right in the
cup. No bother
with a coffee pot,
waiting for it to
perk, no cleaning
up afterwards. So
now when Borden
offers my readers
q generous trial
jar and a 2-way
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times on successive Sunday evenings
in the Iisner Auditorium, Twenty
first and II streets NV.
The first lecture, at 7:15 pm. Sun
day, will be on 1.-THE Atomic Bomb
and the Future of the World"
Each lecture will be preceded by
music, including a large choir and
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CONSUMER MATHEMATICS

WHATS WRONG with the kitchen
w table for a snack bar? Nothing
If 1t is decorated with a bowl Of
crushed ice, tall bottles Of chilled
Pepsi Cola and things like this:
Finger sandwiches, spread with
lemon butter and topped with
large sardines, boned and stuffed
with chutuey.
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ct even If you and your company
are happily consuming quantities.
Compare Pepsi with other nation
ally ADVERTISED soft drinks in the 6
to 9 OF. sizes. Pepsi gives IL ounces.
A case of pure mathematical
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KITCHEN SPoILspoRTS

VTTHAT MAKES WOMAN sit through
w a marvellous meal she's just
cooked and eat only a few bites?
Pots and pans, grease-flmed, diff
cult to scrub waiting in the kitchen
that's what. But I know how to
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MAGAZINE COVER COOKING

Do THE PICTURES OF food In maya
~ zines make you sigh for the
professional touch? You can serve
food Just as beautiful and profess
sionally turned out when you learn
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bother. But all
you have to do is
heat the HORNED
Chill Con Carne
over a slow fire!
Savory, flavory
and hearty, this
is one of my IA
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Young London Pianist Wins
Scholarship SemifinaIs Here

A 17-year-old pianist-composer
who came here from London in
May was selected in a contest at
WMAL yesterday from among the
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restore her appe-
tite. Buy Swift's
ICleanser and
stop Scrubbing
the messy things.
Swift's dissolves
grease instantly
so you just have
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mass singing. The musical program
viii be directed by Donald r.
Haynes Of New York.

In ancient Babylon letters were
written on tile tablets and inclosed
in baked clay envelopes.
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A GREAT COFFEE OFFER

MY FIRST TASTE of Borden's In
lyI slant Coffee was no ordinary
experience. had never tasted cof-
fee with such delicious roaster-
fresh flavor. And how fast made
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Lecture Series Planned
By Adventist Minister

Robert L. Boothby, minister of
the Capital Memorial SEVENTH Day
Adventist Church, will deliver six
lectures on the Bible and modern
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NEVER ASK Them

=. BECAUSE II YOU DO, some guests
say they aren't hungry, thanks.
And some say, oh don't go to any
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You can be COM
Portable knowing
tn a t Pepsi is
always welcome as
a beverage and at
half-a-cent an
ounce Cor less) not
hoxror,d srai1r hIldn
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JES5IE5MzEb0ak
by Jessie De Both

sto The Meal With Pie There's No Law That Says Pie Must
Be Served AS Dessert change by making individual pie shells
leftover pos Use them ereomed fish, vegetables Lille
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and tasty wos The word for Them. An
individual pie puts a personal touch
in the meoI-"iust for YOU"