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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24

pressed his interest in the work
of this committee and pledged his
support in taking up where his
predecessor, the late Secretary
Schwellenbach, left off in sup
porting the work of this COM
mittee.
Michael J. Shortley pointed out
that 100000 disabled men and
women have been placed in jobs
in the past two years by the Of
flee of Vocational Rehabilitation
plans. Three out of four of those
rehabilitated we're jobless when
the service first started he said.
According to Mr.. Shortley the
annual income Of the physical
handicapped prior to the estab-
lishment of OVR was 900.
nj n year after the plan was
started the income of the PHI had
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24
wounded.

wounded.
Brown ambushed his former
wife and her husband August II,
just as they were returning home
from a movie. He shot at Mr. Nc
Donald first, then unloaded four
shots at Mrs. Mcdonald. He was
apprehended quickly by police.
Also among the five held were
James Lee, %, Of 557 West Fifth
street, an dGrover Lee Moon, 27,
of 436 Bank street. They were
charged with grand larceny in the
theft of a truck containing BAT
cases of beer. The two men were
held under 500 bond.
Chester Reed, 20, of 413 Col
lege street, was held in the coun-
ty Jail yesterday, charged with
grand larceny. He was accused
of stealing $500 from a trock of
the Miami Cigar & Tobacco COM
pany last April 8. Reed was ar
rested in Knoxville, Tenn, his
home, and returned to Dayton
Saturday by Detectives Teeter
and Smith.
Crime news yesterday was
rounded out by another shooting.
Joseph Blacknall, 25, Of PIG Haw-
thorne street, was the victim. He
is in serious condition with a bull
let wound in his abdomen at St.
Elizabeth hospital. Backnall said
that he accidentally shot himself
in his home Saturday afternoon,
but police took his wife Creola,
80, into custody for questioning.
According to Blacknall, his gun
went off accidentally when he
sat down to clean it.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24
Man Held Under
$1,000 Bond

After waving preliminary hear
ings yesterday, five persons were
held to the grand jury by Com
mon Pleas Judge Calvin Craw-
ford.
Under heaviest bond was Figs
bee Brown, 81, of 126 Hawthorne
street. He was held under $4,000
bond on two counts assault with
intent to kill and shooting to
wound. The court was told by De-
tective Lucius Gleaton that Brown
attempted to shoot his divorced
wife on August II. This was
Browns second attempt on the
life of his former wife, whose
name is now Ouncie Mcdonald.
Mahan Mcdonald, the intended
victims present husband, was also
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24

lengthy were the charges against
the men when arraigned before
the city hall magistrate last week
that the hearing lasted more than
an hour. The charges ranged from
conspiracy to commit a felony to
armed holdup.
According to detectives the
crimes ranged from a 81 theft at
an auto sales agency to a safe rob-
berry which Melted $1,000 and two
diamond rings.
The gang was found to have
had members with such colored
names as the "Cat," the Brute
and the clipper" The Cat was
so called because he could not
only see we'll at night, but has a
record Of tipping past the bed OF
a sleeping man several times as he
removed so suits from the sleep
er's home.
The whites and Negroes can be
almost detected from the obvious
list of names:
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24

FOR SALE-6 room house. Ex-
ira lot. Newly decorated. Tile
bath. Breakfast alcove. HE 1916.
TT
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24

WANTED-2 experienced beau
ticians. AID 4918. t161
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24
handicapped

concluded from page 81
the NAACP by Clarence Mitchell
and Howard university by James
M. Nabrit.
Both President Truman and
Secretary of State Marshall
pledged their cooperation in as
sisting this committee in it's eff
fort to rehabilitate the physically
handicapped.
Secretary of Labor Tobin ex-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24

Bethel Baptist church, Rev. G. w.
Lucas officiating. The remains
may be viewed from the Smith fu-
neral home, 368 South Broadway,
after 4 p. m. Tuesday until 10
a. m Wednesday, at which time
he will lie in state in Bethel
church until time of services.
Burial will be in the Veterans
cemetery.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24
I~nterraeiaI Gang Take
Up to $250,000
BY Mark Hyman

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a. "a
NP)-An all out move by local
police on an %interracial gang of
alleged burglars brought the total
of its members from 10 three
weeks ago to 20 this week and
the original thefts from 100000
to a quarter million dollars. So
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24
CLASSIFIED ADS

CHARTERED bus to Cincinnati
Brooklyn baseball game. Sat-,
Aug. 28th. AID 9289, ME 8114.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24

FOR RENT-Furnished room for
couple. ME- TAP. t64
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24

COUPLE with 6-yr. old child,
want / or 2 unfinished rooms.
$40 reward. AID 9631, between
10 and 2. t63
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24

FOR RENT-Furnished room for
couple; privileges. Flu 5000.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-24

PAINTING, Carpenter work, in
terror decorating. For estimates
phone P. E. Jones, ME- 0-6041.
Evening star., 1948-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MISUNDERSTANDING, bric-a-brac. china
glassware, rugs, silverware, paintings,
hiGhest b. he's ,Ss5 sash prices paid Cali MURRAY
ANTIQUES. bric-a-brac. china. silverware.
p6R 81 Rs"fTy ARy i5ss fnSunt
Ant ASTIouE altItnF nFF1RfExHRMs. accessories, parts
for Before senqGp o Rssfsr anane hsne
ANTiouEs"Fafniture' po0' china jexelry; a2
ca plsSS so or 45ng Gntire household cash at
BEDROOM, aiming room or contents. of
home will pay cash; We do moving, stoT-
age. Ia. 2937; after pm. GE. l4l6:
CABINET G. for ,, Olgsprlnts, preferably made m
G.MEK,s g! TsIs aG a tynes 5ss' movie al,
parking near rear entrance. RE. s4a4:
NV. ME-. 3767. Open ewes. Will cali;
DIAMONDS, gold; platinum, teeth diamond
parshsse ~ too snail; too large; cash inms; s,;
YORK yEWEELRY CO., 10 sth st. NV.
Central Station; Arlington. va, -la
FuRNITURE-Will buy entire contents OF
5ric-a1Srac. Buying and Selling for over
90 ;, years ,3r HOE IHo2EPWooDs' sth and x SITS.
bsd asd sEss se4sas Or din peaR
fGRN1rtkt1 fTGRs TA 2G entire household con-
FuRN; lsyES ExcH!., p so 7th FSi St. Sc Ar 6ss5
GAS STOVE. 4-burner, apt. size, modern.
white. oven control, pilot oven and br9iler
teeth, discarded ieWelry. We pay cash A.
KaHS 1N6 airs 81 safs f s at 955 S
hAnS n new sts shop RosE S. BARSEs 81 sSS:S ss6
Georgia ave. NV. ia. sl74.. -16
PIANOS-Grand uprieht; .spinet. or apt:
Pianos Plan WANTED-coLoN1AL PIANO CO.
pays highest cash prices Phone Ma 1870
PIANO-Woud you like to place your piano
in my home rather than in storage?
eellent care guaranteed; no children. CHI
PiANo-cash for grand spinet, uprisht.
PfNGEPoNG PfSiG i'r TABLE. BEE good condition. Rea-
PoF2sR fSSF2ln paisfo ASb GUM LOGS and other spe-
Prices and specifications upon applica-
ton Delivery BY truck or loaded Ms on cars
plans lHa na'fgaf Sassy fs1sA pAck4aE CO.. Mivie,
N. ]. Phone Millville 354.
REFRIGERAIOkS-W Duy all makes
and model refrigerators; top prices. Call
UN 1880 II"
SEWING MACHINES-We opy all types,
repair hem2titching. buttons covered,
eleating, 716 1lth st. NV. RE 1900
sffovas, 81 YES, RANGES, HEATERS. all kinds
and sizes ACME STOVE CO.. 1O11 18th
st INV. MA S952
XMAS TREE ORNAMENTS-Must be over
30 years old. Any ornaments for under or
on Xmas tree. CHI. $500. l to d p.m.-1S
WANTED-Better grade. of household fur
niture. antiques and office furniture. MA.
$500; evenings. GE. 6447
AM INTERESTED in buying silverware
any condition; china. bril-. -brac: old
jewelry. DORA kRUPSAW MILESTONE
1855 G St n W.. Sterling 7496
Evening star., 1948-12-11
FARM and GARDEN.

USED FENCE POSTS. 4x4x7, locust.
painted + coats white, approx. 200: make
offer; also 1x6xl6 white oak fencing
boards, also used, painted 8 coat coats white;
offer: also about 300 barrels yellow corn
and 300 barrels white corn; make offer.
MATTAPONI FARM. Groom, Md. Tele-
phone Marlboro :5553. -12
CHRISTMAS TREES: pine and cedar SO 90
Ne new nJoffSs JOHNSON Chicken picker and scader
FREE FREE TRIMMfAG, G2e tree surgery, tree
moval, free estimates; fall is the best time
to have this work done. Reasonable prices.
rs es s,sH as ,s xs s sSss
GNACYcLopEDIA Enc I BRITANNICA. ninth edi-
ton, $50; Imperial No ?, Rolls razor, $40;
Earthmaster Model S garden tractor. $500:
fleT: 500; ] Hemart On water ; heater, . .si5;
PA Haycock rd, Falls Church, Va. 13'
TOP SOIL, I'LL dirt. sand, manure, blue
stone and road gravel by yard. ton, or
load also sodding. SH. 5110 or FIR. 557S.
TREES REMOVED; quick and efaeient
service; reasonable prices. Call FRED
ALLEN after l pm. ,Wo. s2O9. -.
SAWS-Mall chain and bow saws; Repairs
and serviee;; MALoNEYsS., l!2 IMS6 IsS6o s1@6
pruning, cableing, cavity work. landscapins,
sodding; free estimates. sH. 6722, TR.
COW COW MANURE. well rotted. $50 per s
bushels; So per 10 bushels; SS.5O per 10
bushels delivered. WA; 45e3; .,na. wl3 Ill
coiors and sizes; soc up; wholesale and
retail 25lO 18th st. ne. IA
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BOATS.

3s-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 5000 cash q
terms, mooring buoy included. FIR. 4695.
FOR sALE-s7-ft. chris-craft cabin
cruiser twin motors, in <dne condition.
For particulars, write MRS. NORMAN
LEWIS, 500 Market ST., Pocomoke City.
BOAT BUILDING, repairs. storage. cruis.
er, util. boat, runabout. Finest workman.
ship and materials. West River 4171.
TROLLING for rock, trout, blues Chess.
peake Bay, Eastern Bay, Bloody Point,
CAPT. A. W '. SSds KING Wa. va 4iss. 4ises'A'i0ns M1s 81
STEELCRAFT WASHIN GTON co. specials-
24-ft cabin cruiser; sleeps 2: Ford
se-ft. icustom-built cruiser; built "'''
in 1947; beautiful mahogany
speed, 23 mp.h.; cost 81. 1900; sell 5000
stove and many extras 2.7Bo
26-ft 194S Steelcraft de luxe sedan;
beautiful; AN access. 1850
27.ft. 194S Stylecraft; sleeps 4; used
less than so hours; like new;
speed, 22 m.p.h.: cost, $4,000;
GAIT. 194s Truscott; used less than ~''''
80 hours; in water months; cost
$4,000; priced 1880
and M st. s.w., or call ST. 4145. Order
your 1949 Steelcraft now. 2O-ft.. 26-ft.
See at STEELCRAFT DOCK, Maine ave.
and S5-ft. cruisers
Evening star., 1948-12-11
COAL. WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

SAVE $1.5O WHEN ORDERING Ia cords
of quality hard wood. Cord orders cheer
fully delivered. Cut any length. Prompt
delivery in Arlington and Fairfax Counties.
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY. with fully sea-
soned 1000 hardwood; no pine or in
ferior mix; stacked on truck SO you see
it's full cord: S22. THE WOOD MAN.
UN. S525
OAK CORD WOOD, S21 per cord, "a cord
$1l. Immediate delivery, any length.
FOR SPLIT wELL-sEAsoNED fireplace
wood, 16 and "a in. lengths, delivered in
=. 2 or cord lots. Call ALASKA COAL
CO., MA. 1855.
OAK WOOD, S1975 cord mixed, $17.75.
FA. S}9S, Fairfax 692-WX. Ia
SEASONED WOOD, any lengths; $3.50
MIX MIXED 6i woop, is-s4 in: m SO S9' cord.
delivered OK. 2123. -13
WOOD, fireplace, mixed round. S1s cord;
slab wood. Sis cord TIE. H5S5. -l2
Evening star., 1948-12-11
AVIATION,

1915 TAYLoRCRAFT, 5oO;;mile cruisinng ang
hrs; 5000. FA. 1853. FALLS CHURCH
CUB 10 A-1O, Continental engine: good
Condition; sacrifice at $500: licensed until
lime 25. i949. Union 94l3. 12.
NOTICE TO BOAT OWNERS-Ayailable
dry dock space in Alexandria on the Po-
tomac For further details call Alex.
GUfs5ToM-BUILT PLEASURE and work
boats, order now for spring delivery, some
NIEMAN BROS, Shady Side, Md, or call
West River 1891 or 6372 after 4: liz
AIRPLANE for sale; Swift; 125 h.p.: per-
feet condition. See at Schrom's Airport.
Demonstration Sunday. -1E
Evening star., 1948-12-11
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
BOXER PUPPIES, top bloodlines, Axe reg

BOXER PUPPIES, top bloodlines' Axe 5.. reg.
PfT Pfses sufL f sf1 fERRikR hA ffUPP1Es vks old
Axe registered. Available for Christmas
May be seen after $50 weekdays; AZ DAY
Sat and Sunday. Deville, 74O0 Kipling
pkwy, District Hgts., Md. l2[
SHELTIE (miniature collie), male. "a
years, Axe reg, sable and white CLassie
type); excellent blood lines; house broken;
good watch dog, S75. Call TIE. 21S2; -l2
TWo RABBIT DOCS s1oo. Call 10.
DALMATIAN PUPS, Axe reg II you want
nice Christmas pup for your boy or girl
see these before you buy: Phone to 5III'
HEETER- WALDEN TRAILER SALES
byd fer Xmas Md
and inoculated, 10 weeks old s35. Can
B5sHSsa soXER, female, mos. taypss W 40 choice;
CANARIES, 3. undetermined. sex; large
mating cage; $40 for ALL Call OR. 1491 .
9 VERY CUTE PUPPIES for sale, S5 each.
4 males and 2 females, about Wks. old
Nice Christmas present for the KIDS. can
CHEsaPEAkE cMSGId IKE RETRIEVER PUPPIES,
champion stock, beauties. Oliver 1898
COOKERS, reg. Axe. litters; 5 to 8 wks,,
both sex. CHI. lines. S25 and S35. Spruce
O616. 6490 Auth I'd. Sc. "a
Evening star., 1948-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BABY FURNITURE, cribs. high chairs,
play pens to rent; pickup and deliver.
BULLDoZER FOR HIRE. with operator.
grading and land clearing. Call JOSEPH
MELTON. SH. 1853 Ia
REFRIGERaTORS, washing machines,
waxers, sun lamps. etc. DISTRICT ELEC
TRIO WO 4gDn Ia
Evening star., 1948-12-11

ton; S25. ME.
REFGR.. Servel,
$50. OK. O90S.
REFRIGERATOR,
good condition; :
REFRIGERATION,
condition, 6 cubi
Rear 312 llth st
REFRIGERATOR.
N.F. 4. used 81
sell $3.50. Ii. |
REFRIGERATOR,
inside and out;
or best offer. d.
REF RIGERATOR,
or pest 0ner. ike
Buchanan St. N.
REFRIGERATOR.
good condition.
RA. 6351.
REFRIGERATOR
. yrs. old. perfeC
offer. Sligo a49
| REFRIGERATOR
unit; So5. Call
REFRIGERATOR,
double sink, $40.
REFRIGERATOR,
lent condition. 81
REFRIGERATOR,
26S3.
REFRIGERATOR,
&C. This will |
Ill take it with
t4u0.
REFRIGERATOR,
lent condition. 81
REFRIGERATOR
good condition,
sell Immediately.
REFRIGERATOR,
cond.. divan, gr
table; > brown m
AK. 1892 after
REFRIGERATOR,
like new; &l75.
=. Phone TR. ;
REFRIGERATION,
cap, new unit |
Reasonable. WO.
REFRIGERATOR,
excel. cond., uSeC
lime oak coffee I
REFRIGERATOR,
in excel. running
be seen at 4423
REFRIGERATOR,
Evening star., 1948-12-11
REFRIGERATOR,
REFRIGERATOR.

~ ltA Clil lly itIol
antee: S55. UN.
REFRIGERATION,
years. FIR. 095S.
REFRIGERATOR.
feet. perfect condi
Evening star., 1948-12-11

DOLL HOUSE, five rooms, cleo llgntS'
well bult, 3oxl4x3o' S24. sos A St tIIoa ne,
DOOR, swinging type hardwood, 80 in;
door. hardwood: 2s in: also screen
DRAPEs, pairs, satin brocadee;, recently s;e
tailored to order; cost $3.50: Will sell Tor
sH 600 MRS Md1EEF print
Woodrose @ SHADE, fuii 2]z yards long, brand
new, never used; sacridces: SO pair. ,G;all
e%dson chssp SSa's sizes 10 to T. Can
itle assd Pa Pasternak eR Russefs Winter and
spring models size IL and o.dn IA; origa smart
cost, Sat / to 5, ali day Sun. 500 A. st,
DRESSES, size 2o1a, 20 and 1874, very
paSp TssSpnapHg pREss 10 siin s542 Pin band saw
I'm. table saw, 2M horse, new motor.
No. z horse. / double,length en- shaft;
shop; Shop some household goods 1125 Md
ave. ne, basement apt, after pm; Sat
TGeay TpRnyGsTokE snd SehGaExs Fixtures for salenFOr
moor cases. 12 stools, marble front foun,
tain, 8 tables and chairs, compressor P and and
SHssAzAc7 fGRsRAz A'i Iis fS 18th st. g. NV a5f
ELRcTRIc RANGE, GE; electric refrise5a.
tor. GE; both in good condition OWNER
LS HLEcTRic SgRI RANGE, WESTINGHOUSE, oyer
SnEcfRic fGn!eGE 70 RAAGEs, k 800 brand new foo
LIVINGSTON APPLIANCE & RADIO co.
44O9 s. Capitol st. TR. 1855. Id
ELECTRIC TRAIN, American Flyer.
rail, inc. switches, crossings; auto; dunn
car, etc: $50. ME. O733. 10 pm
sat 9 am. through pm. Sunday. u:
ELECTRIC TRAIN, accessories, Am; Flyer
O-gauge, transformer. switches, track. cars
engine; $3.50 value for ~ price. Will sci
EIIEcTRiC HIEsccaTRiC TRAIN. Lionel, tower, switches
bridge, extra track; good condition WI
TLEC. TR., A. Lionel. 2 worm gear yar'
coal elev., lumber loader block switch &
trains run on same track gateman
or. gates, auto. cars, table-panel, abuc
switches, auto cars, table-panel, abud
track. Call WI 68OS. 12'
ELECTRO-THERAPY, port. mach; goo
cond.; best offer acceptable. Elk. s297
EMERALD. square cut; approx. 4 carats
in ring setting of diamonds; for infor
nation, call owner. JOHN r. DEVEREUx
Ps PPNcYeTorEp1A. SsfS Americana, 1si7, 3
vol, new; sell for most reas. ofier. Slig
Evening star., 1948-12-11


PIANO, very fine Gulbransen, mahoeany
upright; will sacrifice, 500 cash. DU,
PIANO, grand, steinway. al;,maaahhogany
case, perfect sounding board; $1,000; RE.
PIANO ACCORDION, Italian make, iady's
model, 8 octayes 90 bass, shift good
fghd PIsNo r For 'sit SALE, $500 cash, an upright
Slightly used; may be seen at. CURTIS
STORAGE, 2o4I Nichols Sc, Anacostia.
PIANO ,,,g BENCH; sci mahogany good cop c9ndi-
PiANosNGrands $4o5. and up; also
RATNERs fsa1T Music STORE, 7S6 18th St. NV.
PIANos-visit washjngton's newest piano
store and make. your choice from hve
full floors Of pianos Such Such mskeS stosv as s
MaTshall MaTsfad. SnEa Z Wendeil Georse steck and
snp sthf ar 1900 eScelYe oRDAN Ts PANo CO.. nes
address. corner of 18th and G SITS. NV
PIANos-You can buy a new piano st st
down with the balance payable over as
long as three years. Phone Sterling 9400
JORDAN PIANO CO, new address, corner
PIANos Fl Se fHS FOR RESTMconsoles, spinets and
apartment uprights at reasonable rates.
Money paid as rental applies on purcha Sc
price If you decide to buy later. Cup to
s months, limit Phone Sterling 1900:
Jordan Piano Co. new address, corner
PIANO, Acrosonic spinet and console
models. built by Baldwin; embo;dies fea; ga;
resonant tone responsive action. dura-
bility and eye appealing case designs
| in mahogany. walnut, ebony. light OAK
and prima vera finish. Exclusive at HUGO
PIANOS. greatly reduced floor samples;
| spinets and consoles of the better makes:
savings up to $3.50; conv. terms. KITS,
| 1890 @ st. NV. ii
PIANOs-come in and select your grand
and reconditioned instruments in the city,
steinway, 5 #. 7 and #; IOh with
accelerated action. Sohmer, Kimball. Gull
bransen, Lester and others. All are fully
guaranteed; liberal allowance for your old
lpiano; 'ow easy terms. CAMPBELL
lis
Evening star., 1948-11-01
By Violet Faulkner
rO06 Editor

Down through the ages we have
stories about the apple, its place ir
history, romance and science. In
Greece its name was applied tc
sheep and to all other forms oi
wealth; sheep in those early days
represented great property holding
The ancient gods believed the apple
was a renewer of youth and when
they felt the approach of age re-
sorted to the magic fruit and became
young again. In England and Ger
many they used the apple as cure
all for fevers, jaundice, to remove
warts and the like.
Our own American folklore
abounds with stories of this Oldest
of all fruits. The custom of throw
ing an apple peel over the head to
determine the marital future of the
thrower is an old, old one used al
Halloween. The initial of ones
sweetheart is supposed to be formed
as the rind falls on the floor. II
the rind breaks, the thrower is
doomed to a life of single blessed
ness. The story of Johnny Apple
seed is another one.
But our main concern is the way
apples f1t into so many desserts
salads and main dishes that are
favorites with the men folk as well
as with the children. With the
apple season here again, it's an ex-
cellent time to run through your file
Of pet recipes. because you'll find q
type apple to suit every recipe. Fol
a quick brushup on a few of the
most popular varieties, clip this
chart and paste it inside the kitchen
cupboard:
Evening star., 1948-11-01
TheChef
Says

To 60 on with our series of ar
ticles on preparing the various
types of game you may be called
upon to cope with, If there's q
hunter in your life, today let's take
the best of the lot-plump, tender
quail. Well also deal with snipe,
just in case your man is a crack
shot and can hit one Of the Wild
firing birds.
Quail should be fresh when
cooked and, despite some die-hard
opinion to the contrary, they should
be drawn. They also must be oiled
or buttered well and then larded
with pork or bacon, for the flesh
tends to be quite dry.
If you want to broil them, split
them down the back, rub with but
ter and put good bit of butter in
side the rib cage. Broil for about
eight minutes in fairly fast oven
about 400 degrees. Salt and pepper
and serve with melted currant
jelly and braised endives.
Juniper berries 60 well with quail,
lending a faint, unusual flavor.
Melt some butter in a skillet and
In 1t brown six whole cleaned quail.
When evenly Drowned, salt and
pepper, them and add a couple of
tablespoons Of chopped juniper
berries. Let all simmer for 20
minutes. Cook the quail livers in
a little salted water until tender,
force through q sieve and mix with
a little butter. Keep hot and, when
the quail are done, spread pieces of
toast with the liver and serve the
|quails atop.
Once in Swank restaurant was
served casserole of quail that was
delicious. BY experimenting found
that the birds were sauteed first, as
above, without the juniper berries,
then salted and put in q buttered
casserole. Some broth or meat
stock was poured over them, and
then layer of celery hearts which
had been boiled for just q few
minutes in salted water. Dots of
butter and more broth went on top
OF the celery, and the casserole was
put in moderate oven to cook
slowly until the birds and celery
were tender. The combination of
flavors was delicious and the birds
perfectly moist.
The simplest way is the best with
snipe. SINCE and clean the birds,
draw them or not as you will. Rub
well with butter or oil and broil in
"a hot broiler at, about 400 degrees
for IL minutes. Basic often during
the broiling with butter and turn
the birds frequently. These are
good served on slices of scrapple
or hominy. with very tart jelly.
Evening star., 1948-11-01

in children which respond to vita
min streatment. Therefore good
nutrition must play a part.
There have been many encour-
aging experiments by scientific men
based on the theory Of increasing
circulation in the scalp, and most
authorities believe that the greatest
value of the tonics and salves we
apply to our heads lies in the in
creased circulation which the appli-
cation demands, unless there is a
condition which calls for medication.
Therefore we have three sound
methods for keeping our hair and
improving its beauty which are
backed by scientific investigation
good health, good nutrition and in
creased scalp circulation.
There are indications that the
vitamin B family may have some
influence In avoiding gray hair.
However, it Is wise to consult your
doctor before taking great amounts
of this vitamin. You can add a
reasonable amount to your regular,
well-balanced diet in the form of
capsules, with benefit to your health,
and who knows, perhaps to your
hair!