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Evening star., 1947-04-28
7 axe My Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby !
Words to Watch.

The word vivacious is not "viv-
ASH-uss.' Dictionary consensus
and American good usage rhyme
the first syllable with "by, my"
and the second syllable with "bay,
may" thus: vy-VAY-shuss. How
ever, in the word vivacity, the
second syllable has the fiat "a"
sound: vy-VASS-i-tee.
Similarly, the second syllable of
audacious should have the "ay"
sound, as: aw-DAY-shuss. But the
"a" is fiat in audacity, thus: aw-
IDASS-i-tee.
Copra is dried coconut meat,
very important import to the
United States, for copra is our
source of coconut oil. Do not pro-
nounce it "KOE-pruh." The first
syllable rhymes with "fop, hop"
Say: KOP-ruh.
Watch the word cupola, "a kind
of dome" Not KEW pub loe"
with the last syllable rhyming
with "foe, hoe. Note that cupola
ends with "a" not co." In good
American usage the vowel is OBJ
scured in the second and third
syllables, thus: KEW-puh-
A member of readers have asked
for the origin, meaning and pro-
nunciation of the word surrealism
as used by artists. Surrealism is
from the French surrealisme, and
expresses the idea of "above or
beyond realism; hence, type of
art which purports to express i'm
rages or ideas without relation to
reality, as in dream or nightmare.
ISurrealisn Is pronounced: suh-
REE- ull-izm
The Spanish painter Salvador
Dali (SAHL yah THAWR' DAH-
iee) is perhaps the best known sur
realist -REE-ull- ll-ist) in America.
His most familiar work is the paint
ing, Persistence of Memory" a sort
of hashish-dream landscape in
which f1abby watches droop like
melted cheese over various objects.
Personally, I prefer the healthy
American realism of Norman Rock
well.
A minister Of Santa Paula, Calf,
pleads with me to campaign against
the mispronunciation "heighth" for
height. I have discussed it many
times; but once more may not be
amiss. Height should rhyme with
rite, mite," thus: hite.
My Word Quiz" contains 100 fascinat-
ing questions on grammar, spelling, mean
ia lnf, accommodation etc Ideal for Eng
Entertaining. instructive. For free copy,
seno stamped, self-addressed envelope
Evening star., 1947-04-28
LOTS FOR SALE lconf.

COLORED-CORNER LOTS CD, 49th and
Ames SITS: ne, 55x115: also 2 lots on 47th
st. ne. Va blk from Central ave, busline:
5Qx15 So: and, other sites priced for quick
sale and ready to build on. Call Mr.. Sims,
1905; Sun. DE 3469. -2S
4Sx8S on Montello ave
ne; desirable for fats Or apts:: price
COLORED-AT 52rd AND Z sTs. Sc
40x100. $3.50. Call TR. 2S11 after 5.
AND EADEs SITS. Ne
Two lst comm. lots; price, $1,000 for 2.
Lot mr.. 48th and Blaine sts. n.e.-25x
lib; price. $1,000. GUY THINNER, 1923
COLORED-CHURCH SITE or other. In
lge. new ne. DEVELOPMENT, on tract S0x200
ready to build on. This site will not last
long at $4,000 cash. c. s. BROWN
REALTY CO., Mr.. Sims. DE. 1905: sun,
De 1859 -28
Evening star., 1947-04-28

THOMAS IJE J. OWEN 4 son. auctioneers:
desirable two-s5ory brick dwelling. known
yiFtne Ynsr Na Of deed ,o1,, Of trust recorded IL
Reeerds of the Distriet Of Golumsia. e inS laRe Re
shall sell in front Of the premises on
Tuesday. the 9Th day of May. AID. 1a47,
at 3:15 O'Clock pm, lot 96. square 305i
Lat numbered ninety-six t96) in Guy g.
zepp and Carroll S. Zepp's subdivision Of
lots in square numbered thirty hundred
and fifty-one t305D, Pleasant Plains"
as per plat recorded in the Once of the
Surveyor for the District of Columbia in
one-fourth cash: balance in one, two and
three years, with. interest ats e per cent
per annum. payable semiannual1y: or if
monthly terms desired, $1,000 cash, ball
ance monthly. or all cash at the option
Of purchaser Deposit of $500 required at
time. of sale. Terms of sale to be COM
piled with within 30 days from date of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser, after
nye days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in the District
OF Columbia, or deposit may be forfeited
or without forfeiting deposit, trustees may
avail themselves Of any legal or Equitable
rights against defaulting purchaser. Fur
ther particulars at time of sale All con-
veyancing, recording and revenue STAMPS,
ETC. at cost of purcf aser w q
SCHAFHIRT, trustee: SAMUEL SCRIV-
ENER. Jr., trustee: JUNIOR F. CROWELL,
trustee APPS 5,2S-my1.3,5
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AUCTION SALES tcent.l.
T0M0RROW-

ADAM 4. WEsCaIER 3 SON. auctioneeTs
-Househoid furniture, Knabe baby Grand
piano. gold and costume jewelry, small
diamond wedding ensembles, etc. BY
order Edith Church. executrix estate
Alice Bacheller, storage company and
others BY auction at Weschler's, 9O5
E st. NV. tomorrow. commencing 9:30
am. and continuing until late after
noon. New mahogany tier fernery. knee
hole desk. sewing and corner cabinets,
Juvenile desks and chairs, chests of
drawers, mirrors. table and floor lamps,
desirable used furnishings including sec
retaries. odd sofas. lounge and occasional
chairs, tables, groups for bedrooms, din
ing ans dinettss, living, room groups.
studio beds. chests Of drawers, dressers,
mirrors, utility and kitchen and utility
cabinets. odd beds. box and spiral springs.
inneT-spring and felt mattresses, porch
furniture, trunks, set Of seven dining
chairs etc. Knabe baby grand piano,
Evening star., 1947-04-28
American Trust Gives
English Church So, 900
BY the Associoted Press

LONDON.-A contribution to the
upkeep of the parish church at
Great Ashf1eld. a village in Eng
lands West Suffolk, has been made
by the Pilgrim Trust, an American
fund which aims at preserving any
building with American associations.
The fund donated $4,000 to the
church, which dates from Anglo.
Saxon times. An American airfield
was located nearby during the war
and the church contains memorial
chapel to a United States airman
who fell in the war
Evening star., 1947-04-28
GARAGES FOR RENT.

REAR OF 1927 ST. N.W.-2nd CONNER
cial garage, ;20x45 #; electric. water
toilet: busy alley; 500. Call Mr.. Ewell
NV. ME 5400 -2S
BRICK GARAGE, in nearby Va. on No.
hwy; reasonable rent and wonderful op,
Star 30
PARKING SPACE for one car, in rear Of
1920 L st. NV; $40 per month. HENRY
J. ROBB, INC, 1924 Vermont ave. NV
Dr. Sal -oS
Evening star., 1947-04-28
LOTS WANTED.

WASTED-Ground suitable for apart
ments; sewer and water must be in or
available. Write Mr. Walter. B. F. SAUL
CO., 925 18th st. NV. -2S
LOT in Bethesda or Chevy Chase WI
51go. -2S
WILL PAY ALL CASH for lots or acre
age in nearby Prince Georges or Mont
gomery County, Md Must have sewer,
water and all utilities available. Call
MR.. SHIFRIN. Federal Contracting Co.,
915 New York ave. NV. ma. 7416. 30
Evening star., 1947-04-28
PROPOSALS fcant ]

OFFICE or TIE ARCHITECT Of the Cap.
ttol, Washington, d. CT April 25, 1a47
SEALED BIDS, in trtplicate. viii be received
in this ONCE until 800 o'clock m, May
l3, 1947. and then publicly opened, fol
making Structural changes in the Senate
Once Building, Washington, D. C., for the
Guiding demolition, structural steel. rein.
forced concrete, sheet-metal work, ETC. Bid
ding information may be obtained on ap-
tCaDitoi
Evening star., 1947-04-28
PERsoNAL LOAN COMPANIES.

NEED &25 TO $500? ~ See EMPLOYEES
LOAN CO. now. Get the cash today!
New Silver Spring office at 1885 Eastern
ave. t2nd floor, Doctors Bldg) Phone
Shepherd 1923. Another convenient ofice
IN Mt. Rainier at 1909 Rhode Island ave.
Rhone Hobart 0012. -7
Evening star., 1947-04-28
FUTURE.

eers-.-Large attractive sale of new cleo
trlcal supplies, Lionel and American Flyer
electri9 trains and accessories, fuorescent
PEDESTAL fans, washing machine, etc.
Appliances include toasters. coffee makers.
automatic irons. casseroles, hot plates,
heating pads and heaters. hair dryers.
Tazors, etc. Also fiuorescent desk and bed
lamps. showcase fixtures. bed spot lamps,
etc. BY auction at WESCHLER'S, 9O5 e
81; NV. Wednesday, April 80, commencing
10 am. On view Monday, April 2Sth.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-CompIete Job, $50; se-
leet your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
ss,S CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV. HO
AUTO PAINTING. body and fender work;
good work, immed. service; prices very
reasonable. 3510 Georgia ave. NV, GE.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
GARAGES WANTED

TWO CAR OR LARGER. zoned commercial,
for storage. RA. 4SIS Us
GARAGE, convenient to California and
2.,3rd sts. NV; will'rent by month or year;
immediate occupancy wanted Phone MA,
6372 between 8 am. and pm. weekdays.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
EARMS WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY wants farm or acreage
on or near water, with or without i'm
proyements' give price and details BOX
20-C. Star. 2S.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.l. ).

ONE H-TON TRUCK, one 2-wheel truck
trailer. Telephone NO. 1884, eyes OF
early morning. -19 s
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co.. GMC truck dealer
l5ol Conventional trucks
1912 chevrolets, IIa-ton stakes.
lg42 Fords, Iha-ton stakes.
l942 Cheyrolets. 15a-ton dumps.
Panels-Fords. lodges
! Buses-29 and rs passenger
t301 Army trucks, 6x6s, 6x4s, AXIS, W
TO 9 ton stakes. dumps. tractors, pickups.
cargoes, semitraiiers
BodieS-Stakes, vans
Parts and service on Army and conyen-
tlonal trucks at both our new plants.
Alex. and Arlington. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO., GMc Truck Dealer. 5000 Lee hwy,
Arlington. CH. T00o. To reach: Out through
Georgetown, cross Key Bridge, turn right
miles. Daily. 5 to 6: SUNDAY. 10 to 3.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

MOVING 10 SHORE-Rent a van truck
Drive 1t yourself. Save up to sos. Ma
TIONAL- TRUCK RENTAL CO., 125 @ st.
ne. DU. 1884. go
Evening star., 1947-04-28

TRUCKS FUK SALE-.
1s45 Ford l1s-ton, 1874" wheelbase.
194a Ford c.o.e., 1.o00-eal. fuel oil tank.
1g41 Ford c.o,e.. 134" cab and chassis
1910 Ford n, 15S" wheeIbase
1898 REQ 1hs-ton dump body.
1885 60 Dodge 1Ia-ton dump bodies
1881 S2l White model 631, 12-yd. dump
the SRooKLAND CO.. 9th and Miehi-
San ave. ne. rs
Evening star., 1947-04-28
Word Game
Find 26 or more common English

FIND 26 or more common English
words in
HET,
meaning, "a fastening for a shut
ter bar" Average mark Is "a words.
Time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game--1. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. 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. 4
Proper names are not used. A list will be;
published tomorrow.
Answers to Famous Structures Test,
!. Parts,France. 8. 1stanbul. Turkey
.. Athens Greece T. Agra india
3. Granada, Spain. g. London Engiard
4. Moscow, Russia. g. The Haalie
5. Pisa, Italy. Netherlands
10 Rnnna Ttatw
Evening star., 1947-04-28

CHEv. Al 2-dr.: r. h.; very clean
and excel, ENGINE s1.1s5
and new pc Soto engine 1.1s5
Dodge 81 bus. cpe.; cost $500 to
fecond entire car; excel transp
and commercial use sos
Ford 80 Tudor; h., fog, spot and
seal beam lights ---zs 096
All are private-owned cars and are ex-
cepttonally clean and guaranteed mechanic
cally; excellent TRANSPORTATION; durable and
dependable. COLUMBIA HOTEL, 2126 q
st. n.w-7near @. W. University, "A
Evening star., 1947-04-28
IRAilERS.

TRAfdERCoACH HEADQUARTERs for
lines totsIins modsfs Amons @ setssse these door sM
Fassss fas "a sssn,s i sssirta a:sIs. zSs
ScRTn Gingf5s gs1. sFss5s Hsf nd
Hefsyn fsfs anEkcas III paSne HoaaSd To Sas5 sc0u
mer and Trsyelo trailer coachss..a Aae; aranife mite
luggage trallers and camping. 'railers. I'm
opsrated By AER1cAN M Gye TRAILER ioan. Rfa.sf co
INC. 4 mi south Of Alexandria. on Route
NArf6SaL / P6Sns oY TkAiInRs IsGl 1917 now IN dr..
ave-, RiveEdale; Md; Phone WA. 1908:
GLIDER II,D5Is.a H9usE IyI TRA1ERs: l947 models:
with cleo refgr.. bottled eas also oeI prsWay sV
cooking stoves. cleo. refgr., gas cylinders
Nelson dollies. other extra equipment Only
EIss. Shssls aes55 e5oIrEs aTBxfLEE Co. ssc!ssIss
Pesa PeR fSnSay sas sna bnItsoe t
purpose utility trailers. BY hr.. day or wk.
g; g. So $50. RI aEsT; s. T;A1TRA1fEaR CO. CO; 1909
OPEN . AM. TO PM. DAILY and Sun
day, visit our display Of home trailer
mods sch sns Eaxury ssenE nner s
thinner. We can can give e'etG immediate Hsat0 de. e
M ns oerea sandsm snf ssher snssnfs sra
q sSte to AMERICAN TRH1LER isseses Ca 1Ne Ras
Ws ASp HaTINe chGns made we easy 2s and
thrifty when you rent one Of our luggage
day, week e month; AMERICAN TRAIL
Fsone Fs SoSS Wo 5HS;: 3ss 4oSo Wisconsin ave- NV
THE NEW 1917 ALUMINIUM Travelhome,
TesPs & eaI dsysrsa Ay tay asoh esapRsd Rs
timore blvd, Berwyn, Md. Tower 61t2
SEE STANLEY II. HORNER, INC. Trailer
Center; prices greatly reduced 5th and
Florida ave. ne. FIR. 1921.
Immnediasa deliyery-
Alma Model go" - #
Royal Commander -------2 25 IT.
Prs,t,s Patt cust9m s.SnoIsl Built -------- t.
All Aluminium Trailers
Palaq4 Wolverine .:------24 IT.
Cabin Car Sport Trailer. -'
American Bantam Luggage.
Spen 2-wheel Luggage.
Hale 1-wheel Luggage --------- S135
S1nh. Sspen 11wheel Il Luggage ----------- go
Nelson Dollies - rs
Preway and Coleman stove parts. bottled
gaass cha chanas-ovsr ae.s regulators - complete,
Chemical toilets, sofas, Hollywood beds,
tables, trailer windows, Venetian blinds,
sleeping chairs. electric brakes complete,
Inc, chairs awnings complete (rods, springs
and stakes): many other trailer acces-
sorles: also Garden King tractors. 30
CURTIS wRIGHT-The sensational new
weighs less than 1.5o0 pounds. Other
from # 5on,. si;2e5 and gp; also Kit =, Sports IS;
SALES. NC U. S. No. /. Berwyn, Nd
Evening star., 1947-04-28

c. G. SLOAN g. CO., INC, auctioneers-
Fine. mahogany chest of drawers, Vernis
Martin curio cabinet. oriental rugs. water
colors snd prints, fine china and glass
ware, bric-a-brac, silyerware. jewelry,
clocks, radios, books, bedroom, dining
room and living room furniture, domestic
rugs. etc at public auction at Sloan's,
starting at 10 am Now on view. Terms,
cash. c. O.. SLOAN & co, INC,
established 1891. pa
Evening star., 1947-04-28
his !

Mother-You are too big and fine
a girl to slap a little baby. You
must go to your room and play alone
because you didn't remember that.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
Not This

| Mother-You are a bad girl to slap
your dear, sweet, little brother and
make him cry. I'm going to punish
you by putting YOU to bed.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
What do yOu bid?

@. 5-Partner opens with one heart
and you hold: --..
A. 0KJ6 AQ10974 @A975
What is your response?
.A.-The hand has definite slam possibil.
high card strength, the king of hearts
should be regarded as fun trick and
Jump shift is In order Bid three diamonds.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
No. liz ACRES

-NU. I--IS ACKES-
Perfect for small estate as one site or
suitable to be divided into one acre plots,
located on Burning Tree rd.. winding
stream runs through property; sewer and
water available
No; Rock Greek Hills. wooded corner.
1ioxl4G. on very high elevation: sewer.
water, road and curb already in place:
sssTy small amount Of xradins necessary,
kye 81. NV. AT: 1878. %
Evening star., 1947-04-28

SILVER SPRING COMMERCIAL, 10ox2oO
f-lced right and reasonable terms.
Woodside Park beautiful residential lot
E!th trees Call Mr. Lor, LOWERY 8
MELTON, Realtors, S415 Georgla ave-, SH
Evening star., 1947-04-28

My Word Quiz" contains 100 fascinat-
ing questions on grammar, spelling, mean
lsf classes, competitions, club meetings.
Entertaining, instructive. For a free copy.
to Frank Colby, in care of The Star
(Copyright the Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1947)
Evening star., 1947-04-28

FOR THE BEST, COME TO JET
I945 De Soto 4 dr.: fid. DR.. - S2.095
1946 Hudson dr.; r. and h. 1905
1942 Chrysler So 4 dr.; r and h. LAS
194I Packard "12O" dr.; r. and h. ,345
194t Hudson ''6'' conv. Glib. cpe (2J 1895
l941 Dodge cpe.; fid. dr., r and h. 1,145
1910 Ford de luxe station wagon 1,095
1910 Stud. Commander dr.. h. 945
1888 Buick Spec. dr.; r. h. (2)> 945
1889 Chey. NJ, de luxe dr.; r., h. 925
1922 Ford IS" cpe.; r. - 7:55
1928 Ford 80 cpe. 595
1887 Nash ',6' conv. cpe.; r. and h. 495
1887 Terraplane 2 DIR. 1856
1885 OldS t6 cpe.; r. and H. 445
1896 Terraplane cpe. ----------- 275
1935 Pontiac S cpe. 375
1888 TeFraplane 4 dr.--------- a95
1925 Plymouth 4 dr.. ------ 1875
1895 Terraplane 2 dr. 1855
1934 Buick conv. cpe.; r. and h.. 465
1875 Chev. z-ton pickup "a 5
For clean used cars, come to JET
MOTOR SALES 2T19 Nichols ave. s.e,
Ii. o336. opposite st. Elizabsths Hospital
Evening star., 1947-04-28
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

In order to form good sleeping habits chAds
associated only NTH sleep and restneuer h the feelings
resentment accompany punishment.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
| @. 2-As South you hold:
A942 2K107 AKJ74 &J4
The bidding has proceeded:
@. 3As South you hold:
AA75 Us oKQJ92 @kJ103
what do YOU bid now?

| W1td5 10 you U1l lIUW u. a9s1-
A.-Partner's rebid of one no-trump was
made as free bid after the adverse heart
call and. therefore, denotes very good
hand Slam prospects are bright and there
is only one acceptable bid at this point.
That is three spades. Partners response to
this bid will help YOU decide what action
to take on the next round.
Evening star., 1947-04-28

@. 4-As South you hold:
AS 0AJ832 1A976 @KQ5
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South
i 4 Dbl. (?l
Evening star., 1947-02-02

than entry write each separate sheet
of paper-and send Wheates box top with each entryi
wARhlAerHurry! Contest closes midnight February
TO- le47 So get busyl Act fa'tl Win genuine Columbia
bicycle-since 1877 Americas FIRST Bicycle.
Another first is Wheaties-frst choice for breakfast
of so many leading coaches, champion athletes big
bowl of milk, fruit, and Wheaties, "Breakfast of
The kind of solid nourishment, SWELL eating you'll want
plenty Of Try 'em tomorrow morning Try Wffeaties-
Americas favorite whole wheat fakes.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
CONTEST RULES

.. Use entry blank. Or print name
for bike you expect to win on q
separate sheet of paper. Add
your name and address. Include
Wheaties box top. Send to
GENERAL MILLS, INC.
DEPT. 246, 623 Marquette.
Minneapolis, Minnesota. En-
velope must be postmarked be-
fore midnight February 10.
1o47.
q. Submit as many names 'as you
wish, but be sure to send a
separate Wheaties box top with
each entry.
>. Names will be judged (on basis
Of suitability, uniquensss, and
eeiginality) by Professor Lloyd
D. Herrold, Nosthwestern Uni.
vefsity. Decision Of judge viii
be hnal.
4. In case Of tie, duplicate prizes
will be awarded.
8. Ali entries become property of
General Mills, Inc.
&. Contest open to anyone living
in continental United States,
except employees and families
of employees Of General Mills,
the Wsstheld Manufacturing
comnany, and their advertis-
ing agencies.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
PRIZES IN EASY "NAME-YOUR-BIKE"

1000 OPPORTUNITIES 70 Wik-Ifs true! There 1000
first prizes in Wheaties exciting contest One thou
sand possibilities for you to realize lifetime ambition
One thousand opportunities to win a famous Columbia
Built Bicyele-new 1877 model.
TIPS 70 HElp you wih-Ifs Easy, It's Funn You name
the bike you hope to win Just like pilots their
planes, drivers pane their racers For example, You
might name youh bike "Chief" Champ Special or
Red Flyer" You can do lots better Just think-the
first that pops into your head may win bike for
you Send in the name you make up tooay If you make
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-01
Escdtowpo To Be
Host To WSCS Zone
Meeting August IL

The third quarterly zone meet
ing of the Methodist W.S.C.S.
will be held in Escatawpa Tues
day, August IL at the high school
building.
The meeting will open at ten
o'clock in the morning and con-
tinue through : until two-thirty
in the afternoon with an hours
intermission for lunch which will
be served by the hostess society.
Life memberships will be pre-
sented before the noon hour. An
interesting program has been
planned.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-01
~" Official Is
Guest Speaker
AT Rotary Club

The monotony and fast pare
Of modern life leaves the indi-
vidual personality in need Of
creative programs, members Of
PaScagoula Rotary were told at
their regular luncheon meeting
Wednesday by j. Cal Williams,
social secretary for the New Or
leans YMCA.
Human nature was not primar-
lily designed for city type re.
structions and lack of contact
with natural surroundings, he
said, and it is the purpose o.
such programs as the ~" and
the Boy Scouts and similar or
CARNATIONS to provide an outlet
for this instructive adventurous
ness and creativeness in the indi-
vidual, Nh. Williams said.
These programs are not sub
stitutes or escapes from the du-
ties and obligations of modern
conditions, he said, but provide
a balance and a supplement, and
in this sense r necessary in the
national life although to some
they NAV be considered merely
as recreational activities.
Mr., Williams was introduced
bv A p. May, secretary of the
local YMCA, whom he visited in
Pascagoula. p. A. Thompson,
president of the Rotary, presid-
ed at the meeting and presented
visiting Rotarians.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-01
Vegetable Salads Tempting In Summer;
Cheese Dishes Next In Food Contest

With only a little imagination
expended on the side dishes, a
vegetable salad like anv one of
these described today al easily
become the backbone of a most
satisfying meal. These salads are
pleasant to prepare as they require
little or no standing over the
stove and the principal labor in
yolved is chopping which can be
done seated, affording a we'"ome
rest for that all too common COM
plant, housewife feet"
Add hot soup or sandwiches or
a cheese dish to your menu and
you'll find you have a meal that
will hold appetite appeal for the
whole family.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-01

Winner of the So cash first prize
this week is Mrs. Lee Thomas of
Gautier who offers her recipe for
raw vegetable salad and receiv-
ing the second prize OF 81 is Mrs.
S. E. Krebs, 446 Lake avenue,
Pascagoula, for her version of to-
mato salad supreme. Harvest
moon salad wins the third prize
of 81 for Mrs. Edgar Baria, Ba-
ria, who adds the interesting in
formation that only 18 minutes
is required for the actual prepa-
ration.
And for next week the contest
subject will be cheese dishes
then you can try for yourself the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-01
Harvest Moon Salad

Mrs, Edgar Baria
l p cups shredded green cabbage
ga cups shredded raw corrots
u cup diced celery
l tablespoon chopped onion
3 tablespoons chopped red pepper
Mix cabbage, carrots, celery,
onion and red pepper together and
chill.
Mix cream dressing using:
Y teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon sugar
/ teaspoon prepared mustard
1-8 teaspoon paprika
l tablespoon h~orseradish
| tablespoon lemon juice
l egg yolk, well beaten
~ cup heavy cream, whipped
Mix salt. sugar, mustard, papri-