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Evening star., 1947-07-15
GARAGES FOR SALE.

A CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE to 60 in auto
business; Amoco station. fully equipped fol
auto repairs; tools and compressor; fne
location Just out Of Rockville: includes
living quarters; good business; made avail.
able on account of sickness. Act quick
Mr. M1LOR. Rockville 3502. -15
PREFABRICATED, steel and aluminium ga.
RACES, shops and factory bldgs.. erected
POINT IRON WORKS. INC. 1885 18th st
n N MA 21RR 10
Evening star., 1947-07-15
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son. Auctioneers.
Trustees. sale Of modern restaurant.
ayes. etc. contained in Cafe Parisienns;
1920 Connecticut ave: NV. also Class c.
trust recorded April IS. 1915, among the
records Of the Recorder Of Deeds Of the
fssss, and At the request Of the parties
secured thereby the undersigned trustees
viii sell by public auction as the ,uia s5oys ys
9s49 At 11se sst eIocf en am ah dining sh.irs
and tables, booths, steinway, grand also
hD sub sadrss. sa.Ds sys Neon ssn
bar counter back bar. refriserators. West
.5.ss =, pSeas .nf
utensils. scales, dish and slass washing
desks. chairs, safe. adding machine. type,
writer. bookcases, files,. etc. also processed
hold interest. etc. Particulars Of lease
.1S 81. sB.r OF .cdhee u e enSsT SeT
hol ssvsrase Control Board ,,so Only ssrf hold.
srs q proper classes Of as9noc nobae ssysraEe
sAsTroS saxsl1sss joHN oI 4. .sn nRKo6fERER o6fz
Tessss's ToW.t sudAs RAyD HoRSsTfN AtsGsa'y
IHos. J. OWEN 3 son, auctioneers, 4sb
lble s-story brick dwelling, known as 1909
s.. ksazon h.vs g. fu
Oh heat and electric light: BY virtue of a
certain deed OF trust duly recorded, in
hesr s records eco of te o District e Of Sec %
and at the request OF the party secured S
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell.
lie front nf the enSps.
en 81 rn1s r4sursdsy, % The y s4th day y Of july. AD.
ie47,. at 8 o'clock pm, the following
District Of Columbia. and desisnated as and
Being part of lot numbered One ll in
block numbered thirty.ssysn; ;,,cs 90 IN John John
nosfRno now Known as Columbia HeisftsS as per
plat recorded in Liber Governor Shepherd;
q Il the IN. 5seH5ss Sset Ct shs II conmb os Of
9 ssme st the southwest corner q said ty Iot
Inc Inc 81 5af Kenyon st. ss feet thence north At
risht angles to said street 100 feet to. the
north line Of said lot; THENCE west along
Northwest mort west corner Of said lot and thence
south on the west line Of said lot 100 feet
e r. place s ssppns No A snGss asss to
sla so4 in SQUARE ss43 Terms of sale: One
third Of the purehase m9nsy .o,. to ns pnia IN
payable in i and q years. with interest at
per centum per annum. payap!e semi
nrst nraudesd desd II trust upon the properly sold,
4 deposit M % Of $500 VIM be reauirss s,I at time lime
enue stamps. etc; at cost Of Ply purchase ,;,s,L
efms "A ds,s Of from rom DAY Of sale otherwise the
trustees reserve the righ. to resell L.. the h
property at the risk and, cost OF deiaulting
purchaser, after 5 days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspapsr published n
usshinsto,. b C. WILLIAM F.. WILEY,
WILLIAM. A. LuDKE' THA9Ess q q Taar- 81
c, G. SLOAN = CO., INC. auctieneers, 71s
Jan 81. NV washins.op .d..ts 2; Gssie .ts for OF
storage charges. Notice Is nefeoy sven
thai an Friday, August l. 1a4!. starting az
dsy until abe s Is suean asnosna in th.
suction .nstf WI looms Sr q C. 6 Sloan Co, Inc
enforee liens for storage and other charses
rs et-ects ne ete stored In the following names:
esynsi1 Fssins; while Q; Grusns; MssHsx MIS- MIS-
{i M.riao and MS1 ME1oE EdysFe ysToesas MsNsmeoee c.
NC. 7,5 Florida ave. ne, Washlhseon'
Evening star., 1947-07-15
GROVER C. KANE, Attorney,
Woodward Huildink.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of so Golpmbiss aa
m9ldns Prooatf to ys Notice
That the subscriber, of the State of Mary.
land. has obta ined from the Probate Court
mentary on the estate of Grace L. Dickey
late of the District of Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims AGAINST the
the same with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscriber. on OF
before the 10th day Of June. A,D. l94s;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
under my hand this 25th day Of June,
1947 HOWARD n DICKEY. 1921 Madi-
son st.. Hyattsville. Maryland. (Seal.'
Attest: ELLA A. BROWN. Deputy Reg
lister of Wills for the District of CO.
lumbis, Clerk Of the Probate Court
jy1 .S,1b
Evening star., 1947-07-15
AUTO IRucKs FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving. gen.
e1al hauling: vans, stakes, panels: white
hep; :, ress As rates FR s2s9, Est st1 r.,
vans, stakes, panels and pickups: for hire
by day, week or month PUBLIC SERVICE
DUMP TRUCK BY DAY OR VIZ, with q
without driver Call WI. gill or WI. 1857
DRIVE-UR-S SELF. Me. T011. 81
VAN TRUCKS. large or small Jobs, expert.
enced help: prompt service: reas. rates
local and long distance. IA. 2931. 16.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
MILTON DUNN, Colorado Bldg.
Filed July Ii. l947, Charles E. Stewart

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum
bia.-N RE: Application Of LEO GREEN
BERG, MARY MARGARET GREENBERG
Greenberg and Mary Mar
garet Greenberg. having filed q complaint
for . judgment changing their names
to Leo Patrick Green and Mary Margaret
Green and having applied to the Court for
an order of publication Of the. notice re-
quired by law in such cases: it is, by the
DERED that all persons concerned show
cause If any there be-: on or before the
9th day of August. 1947. why the prayers
of said complaint should not be granted:
Provided. that copy of this order be pub
lished once a week for three consecutive
weeks before said day in The Evening Star
Law Reporter. (So DAVID A. PINE. Jus
time tSeal) True Copy. Test CHARLES
T. STEWART, Clerk By ELLA McDON-
AID, Deputy Clerk iy15,22,29.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
GARAGES WANTED

truck; any part of city. Phone Ii. $3.50.
GARAGE FOR PARKING z van trucks at
night, vicinity 9th and K SITS. NV. or
within about 10 blocks. Phone MR.. SACKS,
If
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Word Game
Find 20 or more common English


words in
ING Raj T,
meaning ito insert, as scion Of one
tree, in another, for propagation"
Average mark Is 28 words. Time
limit, 20 minutes.
Rules of the game-1. Words must BE-
Of four or more letters. 9. Words which
acquire four letters By the addition Of
"s," such as bats" cats" are not used.
3. Only one form Of word is used !.
Proper names are not used. A list win be
published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-07-15

Pass Pass -
Opening lead. queen Of spades.
1t Is fortunate for the game Of
bridge that. however scientific we
may make it, the element Of chance
cannot be eliminated. and on .
given number Of hands the variest
tyro might well outguess the super
expert.
While there are certain fixed prin-
ciples for the management of vari-
Gus. combinations, the play of the
hand can never be reduced to an ex-
act science. Which f1nesse to take,
or what suit to develop many times
will be q sheer guess, one offering
as good . prospect as the other. II.
however, you find that you are
guessing wrong in majority of the
cases, there is q strong suspicion
that your technique has been faulty.
Where two courses are open to you
in the play Of the hand, obviously
you should select that which offers
the better chance. To be sure. the
average player cannot 60 into the
study Of mathematics Of card COM
binations, but there are number
of principles which he can easily
learn and which require no special
mathematical talent.
Today's hand provides q very
simple illustration Of this principle.
Against q contract of four hearts
West opened the queen Of spades,
which was won with the ace In
dummy. Declarer was faced with
the choice Of taking the heart
finesse or the club finesse and in his
anxiety to get the trumps out, elect
ed to lead the five of hearts. The
finesse succeeded, but when the
trumps failed to break he was
obliged to lose one trick in each suit.
TT was a tough guess, partner. II
1 had taken the club finesse I would
have made the hand.
There was no way for you to tell,
partner" was North's gracious reply.
1t is true that South's play might
have worked. but he did not adopt
the best course. The location of
either king was q $3.50 chance, so
that the club finesse in itself Of
fered as good q prospect as the
heart finesse. There was, however,
this consideration. Even If the
heart finesse succeeded, that was
not the end OF declarer,s troubles,
because in addition the hearts would
have to break two and two, which
was less than an even chance. To
put it in simple terms: A straight
finesse is a better chance than a
straight finesse plus a suit break
The club f1nesse, therefore, would
have been the proper play.
| (copyrisht. 1e47, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1947-07-15
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcens. /,

CMEVROLET lD47 N-ton panel. delivery;
only 5000 setuai miles; s1.z4b: TR. 1908
eEEyko14r ahi naH1s 1910 panel 1-.en; sseell.H,
cHkVRoLKT ls47 ton-and. .-halt truck
Socater DOCS sffs Brakes; 81 ,ss5.' ' Cal Bowie s$si
CHEVROLET 1894 panel delivery: sood sp-
tsrms M1TcHELLs TaaE 4 MoToRs. fNc. S sss
snd st NV. t2nd st.. just above constitu-
i5Sa DSbsE sEs 1897 Rx' x-ton panel; good mechsn
ESsb 1897 ltSn panel aso truck; e.: GOOD con;
912 N. Jackson st., Arlington or call GE
FoRD 1911 BIT coz. ssoIs4- Iis4- chassis; podss e,
THE 1Tas sRooRLHNp dlmPs CO.. rec BE- 'Ss Ssso
sstte4y, sSs newly pain Dslnssd $3.50 eash ssss
T3R1s panels one 49ss .ss ;t9p w sna aAsg ene
MAIpEk WE A:tsn Sc; sdis ST. 'ond rhon. .,s nR
ssS?s sa s!s;: e.:: 81: NJ f rs
FORD Is4s model Ih,ton; Ions xhesibsse
ass Fsi SIsf,s hysssss s!'efs sa nslsd8.
long; in Al condition; for $1,400. part
:an be financed. Can be seen at LEWIS
trict Hsts:; Md: on wk. days. ask for Mr..
GMC is4o ton and half; 1a-ft. nat body;
ss s sSndS Ho xSo 'ssn or 6. must M
enc GSien 4RaAefok rith nsnnns ss5Iso tires
" shss work. tne 500 sssks Leo soe rissy Z
GSnf iSfGRNxT16NxL sfs 'yGs ~ dump truck, s-ton.
sso H.ss xss ss: ss 9th fses :s A t." CIT Ri;:ss
od,s 1.s,,,q .p.su 2Ss 9Pea sas, IVA
MACK DELIVERY. ia41. esb-over.enaine
type, E. D.. model: l-ton; $3.50. MAY be
rSe p6ene M R.ui ri Russs saR's, sa saa $500 '
STUDEBAKER 1a46 1h-ton stake body;
WI WI 4o1s af BET. Soo IS pm. wed. va and Thurs.
sTuDEBAKER. new. heavy-duty truck. cab
and chassis for 12-ft. body; available for for
RicHARDsoN MoTos SALES, ov. $500.
SURPLUS AND CIVILIAN lat. model
staRes hat Dans sraeks sfRs With winehss s1ss
ehesp RICE se eS6 MofoRs issi %
FURNITURE VAN. International: good
cond. $500 See Mr.. Jack Miller. VIM. Z
MILLER FuRN. co. 9Th and Pa. ave- Sc
3 FORD AND CHEVROLET trucks; lh.
lsa bodes i'1!P Apply Wv sw f''s n co ir6'yRs
st. ne. Wash. D. c. IL
TRUcks ,ses FoE SALE at re,sonaS: prizes
1see'atsi 1910 Diamond T pickup ssss
1870 Dodge -ton pickup----------4 49s 49ss
l940 Dodge 1Aa-ton dump 795
.rfEsTrR GfENdRAt /. MoToE 9 soSo &C. 5000 lie. hwy"
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMc truck dealer
s5s e gGod l t trucks; Save oyer OYER 5oH. ,ox
5s4s Iss Podee s@ens son lsSa piekdp R'e1aD-- sss
1899 Intl 1A.ton, i6-ft. stake - 595
1912 GMc a1a-ton dump: 2-speed -.
1914 Federal 2h-ton dump: 5 speeds. 1926
1910 Dodge 1k-ton dump -- 69h
1910 Dodse suburban Carry-AH--- US
1S4S 94; chey. 15-pass bus .,,.-- 6s5 6ess55
Also panels. pole;line trucks. 1s.it
stake tractors, chassis and CAB: 2 piatfoIm lot
4x4s; ducks. bodies, xinehes; CENTRAL
Lee hwy. Ariinston. eli. 1000: 70 reach
turn right q. 5. No. s1l Or No. s0j. drive
iNTERSAT1oNAL 1887 N..on panel truck
WASHINGTON RAG & BAG CO.. 21b
FORD 1a47 N-ton pickup: low mileage
R1ss s ss4s 81 4 S Rss'ss t. psft' %f v Seen
CHASSIS: CHASSIS Ione Rheelbase s@ booster % brakes
SEs psrsy s!ysp ss' ssn ssn .ns 80 ts ss ss4S
Sth St. Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
BIB THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
IS,
REAL estate LOANS. (cen,.)

REAL ESTATE LOANS. (cent.).
1t, End, sra TRUST LOANS, nearby Nd
Va. and D. c.; mo. payts. lowered ADAMS
EsE,AlLTy ls,l Cos eos N, Y. ave. NV. RE
loans 70 b. G., ND, VA. HOME owner.
without excessive title charges or ap.
pratsal fees: low rates. SECURITY RI.
NANCE CORP, s3s Investment Bldg. DI
Evening star., 1947-07-15
AUCTION SALES.
TOMOKROW

&. g. SLOAN d CO., NC, auctioneers-
S67 rugs and carpets, in all sizes. at public
auction at sloan's, 715 18th St. Wednes-
day. July 18th, starting at 10 Am. embrac-
Ing roadlooms, velyets, Administer. large
lot of new and used summer rugs. Ameri-
can orientals. smyrnas rug felts, etc,
SLOAN d co. NC, aucts., established
Evening star., 1947-07-15

WHOLESALE PRICES.
Chev. '46 2-dr.: r. and h.; 81 $50. $3.50
down.
Chev. 40 4-dr.: heater; $1.s5G. $3.50
down. ...
Chev. 40 Aero sedan: blue, completely
equipped; c.15O $3.50 down.
Chev. ~ F1eetline 4-dr.: only 400 mi.
81 $50. 81 .0b0 down.
Pontiac "A 2-dr. 8 CYL; 1856. $1,250
down.
Pontiac ~ 4-dr. g. cyl: completely
equipped: S2.65O. 81 ,250 down
Kaiser Al 4-dr. sedan; 81 .975, u down
DODGE ii convert; Z. and h.: $3.50
Packard Al Clipper; Ike new; r. and
h. 81 ,376, \ down.
be Soto Al a-dr.: completely equipped;
like new; $I,275. Sb1b down.
LEEDS MOTOR Co. S120 Wis. aye
Evening star., 1947-07-15

WATERFRONT PRoP.-WAkTEp.
COTTAGE WANTED weeks. any time
IN August at Beverly Beach: bedrms.
WA. 0s2s. -16
Evening star., 1947-07-15

10 w: :65:Lot o. S37 ,hU. LOT D., S51 .oU
THEREFORE,, Z is by the Court this 1 tt
jections to said verdict Of property owner,
assessed for benefits mo part of whose
land was condemned in this proceeding
18th day Of August. 1947 otherwise said
verdict will be finally ratified and con.
hrmed upon the application therefor by
the petitioners in said cause: Provided
however. that a copy Of this notice and
order be published once in each The Wash
inston Evening Star. the washington Post
papers published in the District of Co:
lumbia. at least ten days before the said
18Th day Of August. 1947. (S.) DAVIr
A. PINE. Justice (Seal) A True Copy. Test
CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk, by ANNE
w I,YNDENE Deputy Clerk g..
Evening star., 1947-07-15
1887 Ea-ton panel truck
RAG & BAG CO, 216 l

FORD 1a47 h-ton pickup: low mileage:
extra wheel and tire: steel bumper guards.
Price, S1,875. Private party. Seen any
time. 6245 N. 18th St, Arl.. Va.
DODGE 1947 new 2-ton de luxe cabin
chassis: long wheelbase, booster brakes.
tools; driven less than 80 miles private
party: S2,1a1.50. Seen any time. 6245 N.
/ 9Th st Arl Va
Evening star., 1947-07-15

BuICK 1s47 sDesfal: radio and heater:
Pontiac 1e47: radio and heater: $2,626
Pontiac Ia47 large "&'; rsdtc, heater
s8SEo aa.oh ohoEaSso, .aas.s, AgTo g7s.. Ussajs5i UgssSjssi
8G1. NJ N. ko10. -17
Evening star., 1947-07-15

I-TON CARGO TRAILERS, ss5; Mt. Yer.
non auto trailers. $3.50.
Vans. platforms, semi's, lowboys. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO.. 5000 Lee hwy. Arling-
toc CH c0OO
Evening star., 1947-07-15

TT, Sgb.WUs Lot Is, SIb; 81; Lot To S2B.UU
S26. 90: Lot 1a. SCI 80: Lot 12, S21 so
Lot 500. $40. SQUARE b367-Lot 5
S4S.10: Lot sO1, 5000 Lot sO2. $3.50
Lot s03. S52 80. SQUARE 5366--Lot 1s
is. S25 90: Lot IA. S25 90; Lot 13. S25 90;
Lot 70, $4,000; Lot IL, $4,000; Lot 10
S25. 90; Lot o. S25 90: Lot 8. S25 90: Lot
Evening star., 1947-07-15

many through D. C. or Va. inspection.
Specials:
1910 Diamond T pickup 1895
! a4O Dodge a-ton pickup 1875
1910 Dodge lKa-ton dump 795
Half-tracks fAk
Evening star., 1947-07-15

stake. tractors, chassis and cab. platform
trailers, van trailers. lowboys. 6x6s. 6x4s.
4x4s. ducks bodies, vinches CENTRAL
Lee hwy. Arlington. CHI 1000. TO reach.
Through GEORGETOWN, cross Key Bridge,
turn right 20. 8. No. 211 or No. 2o). drive
The frontiersman., 1947-07-02
~1P R OCL AMA:TEOM ~

July holiday Territory of Alcsxt Gruening,
 
  lie be qxtgnded beyond the regular closing closing
  until the hour ~of Saturday, July >of th End day of July, .1o47: '*>:
The frontiersman., 1947-07-02
D:fRtlNT BAR6et>
 .... -:sAlvASt t.0 <: , I'N NUKA BAY

drifting. power barge, bel eyed to have: been e. flo2ting .dereliet since before the close: of the. war was. :s.elvaged by Nor-' ris." Porter in Nuka bay lGe.t week.. >: .occor- ding to reports which reached SeldoviG over the weekend.
 Il though Mr:. Por. ter hes not arr.ived 'is, ~Seldovia since he recla imed the .bcrge, . which wGs. found .7swamp ed just :. off ':shore g of Nuke :, island. reports say the craft is ap Army we ssel, end that ma s ts appGr- .:ently-.:: have, been shot i cWcV.-
The frontiersman., 1947-07-02
|21 EVENTS
 sc HeOUL ED .:
 FOR AFTERNOON

Pr izes which will total ct least .S1QO are of fered to parti- cipants in the var ious athletic con- tests and in the par ade~ .pl anned here. for the Fourth of July, it was announced by the planning commi t.. tee .ye sterday. In oddi ti on to. the three ppizes posted for: top pTade participants . money gift will be pr es ented :. to every parade e ont astcnt'.. ,: :: A.:~spor t-s program of 22 events hes Been announced for the afternoon hours. It (Cont.s Page. A
The frontiersman., 1947-07-02
O 4 AMBER VEeTS
Nf=xI MoAo:,AY.

The next regular me ting of. the Seldo- via Chamber Of Com fnerce is ;schsduled to be he1 d oh Monday,. sJuly .7s,.' it was an-
 nounced thi s week: by pr es ident :Adant Lipke;.
 Meet ing time is set
 for 8 o'clock in the
 couric if- chamber s ofr city hal1.'
The frontiersman., 1947-07-02

Mr.. Porter is ex@ pected trf Sefdowia s one time: :thi 8 week with additional in f formc tion conc erning the salvage of the bhrge. =: = =.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-24
Cord OF Thonks

We wish to take this opportunity
to express u deep appreciation to
each one in the Yellow Bluff, Cox
burg, T~olarville communities, and
to each of those throughout the CO.
unity for the many gifts sent us and
for their assistance rendered after
our house and all furnishings were
destroyed by fire.
Special gratitude is expressed to
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Netherland and
family for the hospitality we re-
ceived in their home, for the funds
raised by Mr.. Netherland, and also
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-24
Card OF Thonks

I wish to take this means to ex-
press my sincere appreciation for the
many kindnesses extended me when
I fell at my home sometime ago,
breaking my leg.
During my stay in the hospital
your flowers, cards, letters, tele-
phoncalls ana visits meant go much
to me and helped to brighten each
day.
I am also very grateful for the
many courtesies that r being
shown me during my convalesence
at home. May God bless you all.
ED S. STIGLER.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-24
LOCAL NEWS

DR.. ". H. Weeks, Mrs. Hal A.
Gillian and Mrs. Will Wilson att
ended the American Cancer Society
Convention in Jackson Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Shanks are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Jenkins in Pickens this week.
Miss Patsy Kier, of Jackson, spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
John Kier.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-24

to Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Wigley for
their assistance and funds raised by
Mr.. Wigley.
May God bless each of you.
MR.. and MRS. WALTER KUHN
and FAMILY.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Dawes, Of
Greenwood, were Lexington visitors
Monday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-24

Irs. J. a. Beal and daughter,
Beth, visited Mrs. j. M. Howard at
Durant, Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-11
RY SARA YOKLEY

NEW YORK, March 10. -U.H-
u.;nbocher, the dress designer
wbose price tags had no ceiling
hut the sky. has a comforting
sarino collection--It's lovely but
u won't make you =reen with
envy.
The fabrics are the finest, the
workmanship painstaking, the
Ares new and %flatteriag. Each
,.rrnent is designed for a private
r1stomer who. wants the best
and the Mainblocher label. But
~ average woman on a three
Nrure budget can view the col
lection effectively inc witho 1t
srjef, content that nine times out
A. fen she could look equally
LveIv in an ensemble from
Mays.
M~ainbocher's trademark - the
basic little black dress - this
,nring is a sleeveless high
,scked frock of silk sh~antung. Il
shanges mood with a series of
tinv little jacket as varied in
Nrs.as il fabric. Most of these
.snners don't meet and were
aver meant to button.
A perky little bellhop jacket of
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-11
Grande Final For Mea|time

water until mixture coats the
spoon. stirring co~e:o~t'v Pc
move from heat and add gelatine,
stlrrlng untll .'4;yt.. .1uu va
nilla and cream Chill n when
mixture begins to s%tiffen, fold in.
tiff" beaten egg whites. Rinse a
5 x 10 inch loaf pan in cold water.
decorate bottom with chopped
nuts and dates. Cover with ia of
Chocolate Bavarian. Add a laver
OF sponge cake cut in long, wide
strips a half inch thick. Alternate
'.Ner layer of a third of the
Chocolate Bavarian mixture and
strips of sponge cake. End with
strips of sponge cake. Chill in re-
frigerator about two hours or
until set. To serve, invert, turn
out on platter and slice.
Calavo Marmalade Mousse
l cup calavo pulp.
3 tablespoons lemon juice.
cup orange marmalade.
! cup whipping ream.
To prepare pulp, cut calavo into
halves lengthwise and remove
seed and skin. Force fruit through
a sieve. Blend lemon juice, mar
malade and calavo pulp. Pour into
refrigerator tray, place in freez.
ing compartment and freeze with
out stirring.
Quick Prune Cake
l cup cooked. pitted prunes.
"a cup brown sugar (packed).
IL cup shortening.
l egg.
Ia cup milk.
II teaspoon grated orange rind.
2 cups sifted flour.
IL teaspoon salt.
IL teaspoon soda.
teaspoon baking powder.
l IL teaspoons cinnamon.
Cut prunes into small pieces
and press through sieve. Cream
sugar with shortening, add I'M
beaten egg and beat thoroughly.
Add prunes, milk and orange rind
and blend. Sift the remaining in
gradients together and mix in
"or into a creased bak-
ing dish (about 8 x 8 X 2 inches).
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Moinboch her, Spring Creations
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white pique, not much bigger
than a bolero, is trimmed with
Jet buttons and black buttonholes
"A trim box jacket, its lines as
crisp as its fabric, is made of =
rough weave natural linen and is
embroidered entirely with clus-
tiers O. gold sequin roses. Lowell
est OF these basic toppers is a
trim straight jacket of lush
strawberry pink linen, aglittar
with SIX gold knot buttons.
COATS DOMINATE
Goats dominate = the. entire
Malnbocher collection. Most dis.
t1Agulshed of the lot are a series
OF clusters" flared greatcoats
IN fabrics which transform them
from tailored garments to
evening wraps.
Tops for glamour is a buster
OF black silk shantung, worn over
q wheat colored shantung
dress lined with the same
fabric. Similar in design is a
sundae pink greatcoat of linen.
mated with a dressy little navy
frock spotted with pink polka
dots. The lining Of this coat like
so many in the current custom
collections, matches the dress,
making it a decided two-piece en-
semble rather than a separate
coat and gown.
One Mainbocher coat is dressy
enough to wear as a cocktail
dress. Made of shining black silk
tatfeta, it is fashioned like a
raincoat and belted with a simply
knotted sash. 1t opens down the
front, like any raincoat, to dis
play a surprising white sheer
slip, edged around it's wide hem
with fluffy white ruffles.
CLINGING BLACK
For his basic evening dress.
a simple little gown of clingina
black crepe, Mainbocher has
several new and tricky ways of
making one gown look like three.
One is a huge hustle, made of
wide bands of pastel and gold
brocade, flat in front and tied in