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Evening star., 1948-11-15
My Special Fruit Cake.

Wy CpCCAhA SAAVs
y pound~citren.
Y pound each candied orange and
lemon peel.
Y "a pound candied pineapple. 1
u pound candied cherries.
2 pounds seedless raisins.
- pounds pitted dates.
- sszips brown sugar. I
4 cup butter. melted. -
i pound si1elled walnuts.
; cups flour. .
l teaspoon baking powder.
l teaspoon salt.
l teaspoon nutmeg.
/ teaspoon cloves.
2 teaspoons cinnamon.
2 teaspoons allspice.
7eggs.
1 cup wine, brandy or fruit juice.
Cut fruit and nuts and dredge
with 2 cups flour. Sift spices and
baking powder with remaining flour
Beat eggs until light,add sugar; add
dry ingredients. Mix well and add
Toured fruit and nuts. Add cup OF
wine or fruit juice. Finally, mix in
cup of melted butter and mix thor
oughly. The mixture will be quite
heavy. Grease pan, line with waxed
paper and grease paper lightly
Bake In slow oven $50 degrees F. for
4 hours. Cool thoroughly and store
as directed above.
Christmas Box Fruit Cake.
IL cups golden raisins.
1lz cups seedless raisins.
l cup prunes.
cup dried apricots.
cup blanched almonds.
cup walnut meats.
/ cup finely cut citron.
/ cup finely cut candied pine
apple.
Il cup thinly sliced candied
cherries.
IA cups finely cut candied orange
peel.
l cup finely cut candied lemon
peel
l cup shredded coconut.
"a cups sifted all-purpose flour.
2 teaspoons baking powder.
IN teaspoons salt.
1 teaspoons cinnamon.
l teaspoon allspice. .
IL cups shortening.
y cup granulated sugar.
I cup honey.
8 eggs.
Whole blanched almonds for top.
Whole candied cherries for top.
Evening star., 1948-11-15
ORPHANS CHRISTMAS?

I am very anxious to invite two
or three children from some or
phanage or children's home to
spend Christmas Day with our
youngsters, but since I am . new
conner I don't know how to 60
about it. Could some one tell me
what homes are located here and
where to inquire about this?
Also could some one tell me OF
an organization to which children's
outgrown and broken toys may be
given to be repaired for the less
fortunate ut Christmas?
+ II
REMOVING RUST?
(From Mrs. r. A. r., Fdirn,ont
Heights.)
Will you kindly send me informa-
ton or directions for removing iron
rust from fabrics? In attempting
to stretch ecru crocheted doilies on
tacks, traces Of iron rust were left
on the tips Of the doilies.
CLARIFYING FAT.
(From Mrs. J. G., Fails church,
Hint for clarifying fat: Strain
through .. cornucopia made Of 4
paper towel into q wide-mouth jar
II the fat is hot 1t will drip through
and come out clear and free from
Drowned particles.
RUM CAKE RECIPES?
(From Mrs. X. B. M, Washington.
How about more rum cake recipes?
One such As q bakery here sells
with pink frosting on top Of .
yellow cake.
FLORIDA
from Mrs. A.. c. D., Washington.)
For Mrs. r. j. D.: Read the book
How to Retire to Florida" It will
give you everything you will want
to know about the different sections
Of Florida.
BABY SHOWER?
from Mrs. J. O., Washington.D
Could you please give me some
suggestions for games and refresh
ments for q baby shower. which will
be the last of November or the 1st
Of December?
CLEANING DIAMONDS /
from Mrs. A. J. c., Silrer Spring.
For the lady who inquired recent
ly about cleaning diamonds. There
is a pink preparation on sale at
most jewelry stores, which does a
nice job Of cleaning and polishing
all types Of jewelry. In fact. a
great many jewelers. use 1t In their
shops for that purpose. A jar is so
cents and looks as If 1t might last
forever. as the jewelry can be soaked
right in the jar.
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~ SILVER COMPANY = u
KPL1NG POEM?
(From Mrs. J. Q. D.. Washington
Does any one know In what city
in Massachusetts is the Poole Silver
Co.? I have some old silverware
which has to be sent back to the
factory for repair.
would like the poem, "The Vsm-
pire," by Rudyard Kipling.
JON HALLS CoCONUT CAKE.
(Fror1 Mrs. X. r., Wdshtngton.)
Here is the recipe for Jon Halls
coconut cake. This is the original
recipe copied from This Week. l..
have. never had any answer from
my request for Cinderella cake"
One-half cup shortening, Ia cups
sugar, 2 cups sifted cake flour, 2
teaspoons baking powder, dash OF
salt, q cup milk, y teaspoon vanilla,
u cup shredded coconut, 4 egg
whites.
Cream shortening and sugar until
well blended. Mix and sift dry in
add to first mixture alter
nately with milk. Add vanilla. then
coconut. Fold in egg whites beaten
stiff mot dry). Bake in 2 nine-inch
creased layer pans $50 r. about Is
minutes. Top and sides coconut
frosting.
Evening star., 1948-11-15
LOBSTER A LA NEWBURG.
STATE GUARDS?

From Mrs. P. w., Wdshington.)
Two pounds lobster boiled, Y cup
melted butter, l tablespoon sherry,
l tablespoon brandy, y cup cream,
2 egg yolks, slightly beaten, salt,
cayenne and grated nutmeg, Y
teaspoon Of grated cheese (fine},
salt to taste.
Slice lobster meat, cook in butter
minutes. Add liquors, cook ! min
ute, add cream. Season and add
egg yolks. Stir until thickened.
Serve with toast or puff paste points.
Use African lobster tails, Serves 4.
But one can add more cream to
serve 5 4 Ia Delmonico. Sprinkle
lobster and butter with y tablespoon
flour. Use / cup creanE Another
way to fix rice is to add little
curry powder. "a teaspoon to cup
cooked rice, and q left over meat
cut or chopped up. Very good.
Can some one please give me any
information on '"The State Guards'?
Is there a unit here in the District?
NV father belonged to the Massa-
chusetts State Guard, and would
like to take an active part In . won-
ems auxiliary.
Il Il
FREE ART CLASSES?
(Fron, Mrs. S. +. M, Washington.)
Can you tell me where in WASH
ington I can attend free art classes:
am interested in taking up either
vater colorinr or oil painting.
Evening star., 1948-04-20
Elena de Sayn and Irving Owen
acclaimed in Sonata Recital

which is brought to dramatic and
glowing close.
Catoire's "Poeme" was program
med not long ago by Jascha Heifetz
for his Constitution Hall program.
Rich in melody and with constant
ebb and flow of dynamics in the
various sections played as one move
ment, it has Tschaikowskian emo-
tionalism that calls into play the
full resources of both the violin and
piano. These changeful effects and
the Poeme's songful climaxes were
realized in the excellent ensemble
of the artists. Kahns sonata, which
Evening star., 1948-04-20
By Alice Eversmon

A sonata recital that provided an
opportunity to hear unfamiliar works
was given by Elena de sayn. VIOLIN
Est. and Irving Owen, pianist, in the
Phillips Gallery last night. The two
artists pooled their talents in the
presentation of the first movement
Of Robert Kahn's Sonata In G
minor" Catoire's "Poeme Sonata
No. 2, op. TO-" and Pizzetti's so
nata in A."
The three composers were OF the
same period. Kahn was born in
Mannheim In 1865, Catoire in Mos
COW in 1861 and Pizzetti in Parma,
Italy, in 1880. The sonatas reflect
the composers nationalities and. In
the case of Kahn and Catoire,
adhere to the styles of that era. Piz-
zetti, writing his work at the close
of the World War, portrays the
catastrophe which overwhelmed so
many people, reaching a poignant
effect in the second movement en-
titled Prayer for the Innocent"
Each of these composers has laid
heavy burden on the pianist and
Mr.. Owen gave a magnificent per-
formance full of fire yet plastic in
nuances. Miss de Sayn, whose tone
is of unusual beauty and whose me-
chanical equipment is equal to all
demands, adjusted these to the
special requirements of the works
with expressive results. The Pizzetti
gave the two artists the greatest
latitude. It's stormy first movement
assigns the violin a theme u tears
above the turbulent figures for the
piano. There are prayerful moments
interviewer but the violent character
predominates and Mr.. Owens feel
ing for it and his brilliant delivery
of it were exceptional.
The treatment of the second move
ment is unusual Based on liturgi-
cal chant, the composer allows his
gift as melodist to take hold for its
expansion to one of the most not
able slow movements in the sonata
literature. A folk theme somewhat
of Russian origin gives lively
character to the final movement
Evening star., 1948-04-20

tanned in their understanding Of
style, the stressing Of detail and the
projection of moods. A large and
enthusiastic audience acclaimed the
two performers, whose collaboration
was smoothly interviewer, after each
number.
Evening star., 1948-04-20

was often played by Joachim, bears
the influence of Brahms, who was a
friend of the composer. The first
movement played showed less dis
tinctive than was to be found in
the other works but the sound musi-
cal feeling of the composer and his
skilled workmanship is Of a high
order.
All three numbers had a marked
dramatic trend which the artists at
Evening star., 1948-03-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

s THIS LloUoR STORE is considered De
nsnigh6orhood Isns trade; rent. s11s.6o mo-:
plenty Of Wine: shows very good d net. ' This &
"a ags sfa '8;Sse sc iSfs 81 y:
RooMING HOUSE. downtown, 10 rooms
si:s, s q, paths, 2-ear garage, oil heat: CON.
p,etey PIE lily furnished; ,i income quoted, SS6a
ave, Rm. s1s. Re. S. 5i4e.. ioio vermont
RoOMING HOUSES-Easter special ea
so9ms snd sna baths; .nta, SlSO rent not far from
$500 ana s7oo ss mo nsSms pian agssss rsa
ELLIS loiS Vermont ave. Rn. s14.
DRY DR. CLEANING BUSINESS, ips,ua,n.
eompiste .p1diI m9Gsrn equipment and LIVING
sale, Full info. available: Phone WA.
zseG EseiusiVs snn Joas "a eEf + s5SS
EeslseES; ERn1Esy 1sla I. x IavI st NV, .u....
stSsR assR ana ssn barre. ss bought MR sSuSSsSS s. s
ker GE. 1884. all day sunday, weekdays
1ELIcATEssEN RESTAURANT. beer;
Conn. ave; doing $175 daily; equipment
HA2o ssfa iSsssSs iaaa RFasfd K TO a.
RESTAURANT QUICK LUNCH down
town.; nearly $1,000 weekly bus: sis,b00
handles air conditioned. R. III. DA
SHAZ0, 1424 <. Ma. $500.
shop doins a nice business; rom only $500 5000
Tor EQUIPMENT and furnishings; terms.
MARGARET RESSEGGER, 1924 K. Ma.
LARGE DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT. now
closed, offered for u cost Of eouippinE one
year ago: lib. terms. MARGARET RE-
GROCERY STORE, rent from apart.
ments; priced for quick sale. 9o1 18th
ESt. Sc. BY OWNER
RESTAURANT, with licuor and beer, for
SAFE; wonderful business, good location;
Ietlrins. No brokers please. Box 370-s,
CORNER GROCERY. self-seryice: can bs
operated by man and wife; six beautiful
Ioems: reason for selling, illness ABEL
MANI MARKET, 100 q st. Sc 2Se
Evening star., 1948-03-28
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ROOF REPAIRING Of all types, suffering,
spouting, timing, waterproofing and
painting; no money down, se months to
AID. 56S6. res. AID. 7941 2s
STONE, FLAGSToNE AND CEMENT-spe-
etal,sing stan in stone retaining walls and nag
sssps walks SsllaTs ets res free est
THE TIM RREPAiRs; REPn e. work guaranteed. M. J.
TYPEWRiTERs cleaned, oiled and adjusted,
All work guaranteed. RE- l177. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. Sl3 14th NV.
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. csc up to
3 #, wide and #. long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern machine
method. WASHINGTON SHADE d. AVN
ING CO.. 2021 18th St NV. DU. 5000.
WASHING MACHINE and refgr. repair
service, al makes; factory parts: fully
4016 Ga. ave. GE. 46SS, am to pm
WATERPROOFING, tile or cement, pipe
drainage, fagstone and cement work ASK
MARCUCC1O, phone Rockville 1888. .
TRY FOOTER'S DYE WORKS FIRST-The
ington: We pick ur and deliver. FooTERs S
CLEANERS a DYERs. 17s4 Columbia rd.
NV. CO. 0120
Evening star., 1948-03-28
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al remodeling, carpentry
Ton e essy eoNTRHcT1NG fGS3 stses e. RE 447 81.
ADDITIONS, Al remedelinF carpentry, Try
estimates. no down payment, years to
pay; satisfaetion suarantesd. tee oo A. 4 & D,
ADDITION, remodeling, carpentry plaster,
ing. painting, papering; residential and
commercial, store fronts; by local con-
tEsfi4l AsfRALr oH obR1vE%A9 IS parking G lots and
private roads; also done In gravel or stone.
bRTcRWoRK RSW1oSRK and blockwork. small Jobs:
ssAsfPPERNgr Ha rANTNG pHS1A ae RH
closing porches recreation rooms installed
lay. GENERAL CONTRACTING CO..
SeEMESNHTp CEMENT WORK. stone walls. hasstone
Terraces walks. ehimneys, fireplaces. cement
driveways, .porches. retaining walls, pipe
drainage. all kinds of waterproof1nG, ASK
AEcHdcioR Viz Ma Rockville a HeaHsrS s5ss isne ROCK
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK, footing drive
ways. porches, basement floors, steps re
gAnRA ealnIas AT TaS Sea- Cd FRI ana 55S hsS
FLOOR SERvICE--Netnlns put the best
synf sSst fnsssons ssnsns nsse oR
ING coNTRAGToRs. INC. 1912 wiscon-
ri GENERAL sEs ~ cARPINTER work, porches
windows, doors. partitions and recreation
rm.; dependable white mech. immediate
HONE HONE MISUNDERSTANDING rooms,
attics, baths. kitchens; other inside work:
Altico wall tile, all colors; rubber tile
fo2Ting free rs eStimates mates sUBURsAN su a1a,
HOME OWNERS-Screen that porch now.
Attic to ISN'T. imprvt plan. no money
down. BENNING IMPROVEMENT CO.,
HysTTsy1IIE ~ 4 rs; LIE oSaS ScaoSNTRAcrrNG co..
Painting. papering., roofing, and siding;
all work guaranteed: monthly terms; free
estimates. WA. S4S6. days or evenings.
KITCHENS REDESIGNED and installed by
experts; finest cabinets and appliances;
worn linoleum sink. tops replaced with
"Formica" or stainless steel Can {or
PAINTING, KEM-TONING. interior, ex-
Terror Frssr estimates. MR.. BOOKER 3g.
XrrISfioN. X1s RSg4 Pc HoME one OWNERS. for any
work from foundation to roof, call HARRIS
g. HARRIS, Contractors, ST. 74S9; ewes.
and holidays, RA. 2040. 81
ROOF PAINTING, interior and exterior
house painting. Experienced mechanics.
STRING is HERE-Need more rooms and
repair? Finish your attic, basement and
Inclose your porch roofing, siding, screens,
masonry work concrete work and hre-
proofng; IS years, exper; ter terms ,,d,.59 Il de-
Greenhelt 5oSS 80
Evening star., 1948-03-28
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

chased and traded, repaired quickly; rea-
tonabie; machines for sale standards and
portables; est. IL yrs OFFICE MACHINES
ADDING MACHINES, caleulators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted. AL work guaranteed.
RI. 1I77. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
ADVANCED DECORATING service--Paint-
ing. decorating papering, interior and
exterior: residential our specially, Free
estimates, for better work only. HO
Evening star., 1948-03-28
BUSINESS SERVICES.

SMALL AND LARGE mimeographinS or.
ders given expert attention; pick up and
BUSINESS AND PRoFEssioNAL MEN-
Why pay office rent? For few cents q
day you can have complete mail and
retaries. Make our address and telephons
yours. Cow. downtown location. Conn.
Genital, courteous service. RM. 302, 1424
Evening star., 1948-03-28


fSfER 81 HASslSs Se yis osr u gsess
PAPERfNG. PAINTING, Ken. So .toning, floors
sahesq anfes lS PSons PD so7 r FfEkD
up per room: is47 washable. SHnfast pa:
PAPERING.5 rooms, . story, hall, house;
Service; also expert painting. DU. ao5s
PAPER REMOVED by steam; white work
SERVICE: KY 0ass or cH. ss7s.
sso 9Ss!SSESsns!SI Ss JsPisr t5sS Te7S
fiaNo TuNfSc ley IepairinE ri g. factory actor
suaranseed guar M aN' Ne 1884 yrs JOHN pe j. cUN HSe
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING; an ex-
timstes, Call VA. 5755: s-
yT;xSigF.S yTf; sspsT,; work suaranfeed. NE, isa4
PIsSFfisM PLASTER, BR1cK. cement, nasstone w work
Taterproofng; no Job too small. LU. 2l1s
PEAs1TER Ii TER REPAIRING. patchwork a .r spe.
cialty; by white mechanics. LIVINGSTON
LHMhiSG nEHHX EN- RafAiks at1I 81 aSS SSao SERVICES
ei6sS 5os 4hcar Sa1eF ssrRss RfaeF' MAJ ns'fss sfs
PLUMBING AND HEATING, iobbing ane
remodelins; gas water heaters. THOMAS
PLHMBiNG AND HEATING, jobbins and
remodeung; gas water heaters. CHARLES
RADIO and electric appliance repairs
CO.. a535 8 st. NV. Ho 1884. -2S
REFRIGERATION SERVICE, any make
any time; household and commercial;
sealed units specially. DISTRICT REFG
RHFR1GERaToRs, REF MOTORS, washing ma.
chimes; 24-hour service: household anc
REFRIGERATION CO. UN. 1872.
REFRIGERATORS, washers; household
and compi. repairs: guar. BETHESDA
REFRIGERATION SERVICE. OIL. 1924
ROOFING of all types, slate, Stag. tin.
proofing. general repairs: work guaran.
teed J. w. CLIFTON. GE. 3431. -3
ROOFING, TIMING, roof painting, gut.
tering and spoutins. Call MR.. sHIPLEY
GE. Ass.
RooFING-All, types roofs repaired; new
slate, Stag and tin roofs; general sheet
metal work, Euttering and downspouts; nc
s0as @onsy t1es desn .st 30 Roq5hs B. Il ca
ROOF LEAKS: Walls or cellars ys.2 Expert
BladensburR I'd. ne. TR. 1870. 3
Evening star., 1948-03-28
DRUGSTORE and luncheonette, in a bus

DRUGSTORE and luncheonette, in a busy
section.
Bakery business at a bargain price
Gas station.
Cafeteria at reduced price. WALTER
EBERMAN. RE. 0493, EN-. O3o3.
CORNER GROCERY and meat market,
with large clean apartment: beer and
wine: doing over $1,000 week. Price,
$4,000. lock, stock and barrel
Desirable ladies' dress and accessory
shop: beautiful, clean store, doing over
$1,000 weekly, with fresh, up-to-date
stock. Excellent hours.
Corner grocery, in heavily populated
colored section, northwest, beer and wine;
quoted 5000 week; 90es cash. Nice apart
ment included.
Sandwich shop busy location, NV do
ing over $500 daily, Reasonable rent and
terms. Easy place to operate. ACME
REALTY CO.. DI, SIG. Sun, GE. 1887.
Evening star., 1948-03-28

GARAGE AUTO REPAIRING, painting,
pumping, accessories; gasoline pumps;
paved highway in growing community.
Business sufficient to provide work for
mechanics: Owner selling due to i'll
Diner, cabins and Groom bungalow
on 2A acres on main North-south, high
way, south OF Alex future possibilities
1000 acres timber land, 100000 #.
timber. These properties shown by appt.
only EXCLUSIVE with P: c. DUBORG. Real
3SSR. TIE 1131 on
Evening star., 1948-03-28

CONTINUED on Neat Psssl
Evening star., 1948-03-28

section. $1,000 to 81 800 wkly bus We
have q few selected stores first time Of
tered for sale. with modern apt: immed
possession priced right; no triflers all
| nave long leases and low rentals Gail
| Sindler. VI. 2431 Or BILL SIMONS, the
| lIVe-Wlre broker EX H1S1
Evening star., 1948-03-28

CLEANING sTOREs-ul NV, long es-
lease; truck included price, 50 900.
70 NV rent, S125; long lease, equip
S4.250. ~
60 NV. in hotel section; rent. $3.50
long lease; price, $4,000. Cali TRIF TEE
BROkERS. DI 1920 or DU INS6
Evening star., 1948-03-28

NO. 4e-DELICATEsSEN sandwiches etc
~, 900 wk. bus. 3-yr transf lease at $50.
Includes apt. This store, on a main car
III .lne street, s mas been steady money
Evening star., 1948-03-28

NO. I.-kEST.-LIQIOR, IN cow DIdg.
present wk bus only 81 300. but can be
doubled: attractive fixtures and will pass
insp.; $500 down
No. 13-GrilI, modern, air cond,, VIZ.
bus quoted 5000 plus: operates "A hours
D steady and proven money maker: S.. 900
down and you're in business. Call Tour
kin, ME-. 0574. or BILL SIMONS, EX. 61sl :.
NO SANDWICH SHOP, small but highly
(closes 500 and short down payment
Isl 900 only.
No. .2-Drusstore. crossing $1,000. wk.:
s-yr lease at low rent; modern and up
to-date' only $4,000 down. Call the live
Etre broker. BILL SIMONS, Elk. 61S1.
Evening star., 1948-03-28

of the best corners
streets: rent $500 '
new television; will
year round; well-es
overhead; S15,5OO;
will handle this. {
HOLLANDER. exclus,
Hotel Bldg, 1411 Pa
Evening star., 1948-11-05
Jones Operated On
As Golf Tutor Dies
In Same Hospital
by the As.oeieted Press

ATLANTA, Nov. Bobby Jones,
ir.-the grand slam golf champion
Iof the '30s-is improving in hos
pital after an operation on his neck.
DR.. Upton Clary, one of two
physicians treating Jones, said last
night that the holder Of many golf
titles had undergone an operation
to relieve pressure on the spinal
cord in the neck which has been
causing q disturbance in his gait"
Jones made every golf record OBJ
solete in 1880 when he made the
first and only grand slam" winning
the United States Open and
Amateur and then taking the
British Amateur and Open.
Nearby, on the same floor where
Jones lay i'll, death came yesterday
to the man who taught the grand
slammer how to swing and putt
Stewart Maiden.
The Scotsman. who was called
''Kiltie. the King Maker" suffered
a stroke three weeks ago and re-
manned paralyzed and unconscious
until his death.
He came to the United States from
Carnoustie, Scotland. in 1908. and
was an early idol and golf instructor
of Jones, then referred to as Little
Bobby.
Last year, Maiden returned to
Atlanta from New York, where he
had operated an exclusive golf studio,
and was made professional at At
lanta's new Peachtree Golf Club. an
appointment in which Jones played
the ma jor role.
Evening star., 1948-11-05


however. that one or two might edge
into more regular job with shift
to the left.
Lou Miller. 165-pound fullback
with the bottle build. Is expected to
help Barba spark the Hilltoppers'
running attack. But not to be over
looked is Johnny Hughes, WASH
ington lad, who has played consist
emily well all season and might give
the team the scoring punch it needs.
1t won't be the first time Hagerty
has sent patched-up team into
action-and not unsuccessfully.
N. Y. U. Looks Dangerous.
Georgetown is not as much of q
favorite as some experts would make
lit out to be. Handled by crafty
Hooks" Mylin, New York U. ral-
lied to beat Lehigh last week. 81
20. after being three touchdowns
behind in the third period.
The Violets operate from the T.
formation and although they have
a solid running game they also are
air minded. Jack Fogerty, TO-
pound fullback, and Bill Payne,
shifty Negro broken field runner
are the teams two most dangerous
threats. Payne's touchdown run
with kickoff turned the tide, for
N. Y. U. last week.
Tonight's game will mark the
14th clash between the teams in a
series dating back to 1928 when
the Hoyas scored a sensational To
upset at New York. Georgetown
holds the edge with seven victories
against four defeats and two stale
mates.
Evening star., 1948-11-05
Skins Not to Neglect Rockies
For Bdqurus, Bosses Assert

wards thinks he'll be able to play at
Boston and will be back in his old
stride when the Redskins return
home to play the Detroit Lions.
Bagarus, he pointed out, never had
any problems with weight and never
smoked or drank. All he has to do
is get back the feel of football and
he'll be as good as new.
Bagarus isn't as fast as he was
before breaking his leg, but still has
the shifty foot that made it tough
for the opposition to catch him in a
broken field. He'll be used more for
pass catching than anything else.
Edwards will rely on Dick Todd.
Tom Farmer and Bob Nussbaumer
to tote the mail in Boston Sunday.
He's going to give Howie Hartley
more chances to run the ball. fgur-
ing on getting the clubs ground
game wide open by the time the
Skins hit the Eagles and Bears in
the stretch run that win decide the
Eastern championship. Not to be
overlooked are Fullbacks Ed Quirk
and Jim Castiglia, who may be key
figures in the attempt to solve Bos-
tons stout defense. l.. F. A.