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FREE TO YOU lovely crystal plastic coastercap in white
AMBER red turquose Just address Nancy
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hot freshroasted each slice of bread it's
wonderfully digesbe all
the icke" for kids the "a hours day
you'll want to keep it handy always! So
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q can Of BinB Sliced Mushroom
Crowns and "pocket" them in
side my omelet! Believe me,
there's O tredtl Or for variety's
sake, I make a Spanish omelet
saute diced tomatoes in a
bit Of butter. add any leftover
vegetable, a wee bit of basil or
thyme, and, of course, a can Of
BinB Sliced Mushroom Crownsa
When fragrant, savory and hot,
simply pour over omelet! I keep
all three kinds Of BinB Broiled
I'm Butter Mushrooms handy
using BinB Whole Mushroom
Crowns for Meats, BinB Sliced
Crowns for Omelets and Creamed
Dishes and BinB Chopped Mush.
rooms for Sauces and Soups!
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this creamy smooth, creamy.
white cereal you just add milk
and FARINA to boiling milk
and water, reduce heat and cook
3 to 5 minutes ri. and a real
appetite "waker-upper" is ready
to serve! For variations"
Top FARINA with maple syrup
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ing QUAKER Enriched FARINA
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Helicopter to Speed Mail

ZURICH P).-Swiss postal au.
thorities are experimenting with
helicopeters as means of speeding
up air mail from principal post
offices to airports. Tests already
have been made in Zurich and
further experiments are planned in
Lausanne and Bern. In Bern, flights
will be made from the roof of one
of the post Office buildings to Tnun
and Biel.
Evening star., 1948-10-21
Weekly Sponsored Column Of Thing. Advertised

New York, Oct. 21-I want you to meet one of my
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why it NEVER leaves pesky, dangerous wiry
slvers in your fingers or "roosting" under your
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weeks away! SO here's the grand
est wish I could make for you:
that you'll have a FRIGIDAIRE
Electric Range in your kitchen
by that time! Then however huge
your turkey, you'll have an oven
big enough to fit "him" with
an extra oven for baking cakes
and biscuits. And by simply set
ting the Cook-Master Control, you
can sit and visit with the "clan"
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Consul General Aubrey E. Lippin-
colt for performance of duty. Dur
ing their assignment they were
exposed to sniper and mortar fire.
and because of the delicate politi-
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Marine Guards Of Consul
In Jerusalem Commended

Thirteen Marines are scheduled
to arrive here tomorrow after eight
weeks Of guard duty at the United
States Consulate General in Jerusa-
lem.
They have been commended by
Evening star., 1948-10-21

STEP AHEAD health start the day OF
wit NABISCO 1000 BRAN Why? Because this deli -
breakfast cereal provides the amporant trough
quotent" needed help faulty elimination fA
due bulk in diets! Finermiled into smaller
particles mild gentle in action NABISCO YEs-
1000 BRAN is just delicious 1t is wholesome
especially when spped" with fresh canned fruit and
sugar You'll package of NABISCO 1000
baking, makes light fluffy faky mullins
and hot breads that will "do you proud"
Evening star., 1948-10-21

Spain now is listed among the
countries where Britishers may
spend their basic travel ration of
| $140
Evening star., 1948-10-21
WANT A HOT N HEARTY

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breakfast dish that's
faster to fix than
coffee? Then treat
your ia mily to
QUAKER Enriched
FARINA every morn
@N~ 60. g.
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PM NEVER AT A LOSS for n

luncheon dish when
I've eggs and a can
Of BinB Broiled in
Butter Mushrooms.
Know what I do?
Whip up an omelet
then drain and heat
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PASS THE SYRUP. MOTHER! Who doesn't like IL

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20 TESTED SOUTHERN RECI
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20 TESTED SOUTHERN Reel
PES on new and
| perfectly delicious
%TS fways to serve sweet
fFf: potatoes is yours
EE FREE so write
- for this color.illus.
trated folder right NOW! Drop a
postcard to Nancy Sasser, 271
Madison Ave-, New York Is, N.
Y. and this handy.to-file
recipe folder will be mailed to
you. And let me give you a word
Of warning select only
LOUISIANA Golden VANS, ra.
ther than just any sweet potato.
Reason Is simple for they
give you a richer golden color
and a sweeter flavor. Contain
more Vitamin A, too, and are al.
ways juicy and soft. never stringy
In texture. Fresh or in cans.
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A PLAGIARISM G'S IN

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oca puddings mean ~ -
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too so stock up on Chocolate.
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Evening star., 1948-10-21

Quick Saucepan. It's so easy to
use that it's no wonder Betty
Crocker recommends 1t. Just
think, it actually seals itself,
locks itself automatically and
then stays locked till the pres
sure's safely gone. And with
most recipes you don't have to
carry the pan to the sink for
water cooling just push the
slide release button and pres
sure goes down quickly right
at the range! You get the Betty
Crocker Guide to Pressure Cook.
ing right with it, too more
than a hundred recipes and
cooking tables. See this truly
modern General Mills Pressure.
Quick Saucepan. You'll love it.
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IT'S FITTING AND PROPER

to speak about
a FIR IG D.
ARE Electric
Range right
this minute 90.
for Thanksgiv.
ing's just five
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BE MODEL MOTHER and wife serve your famil
COCOMALT delicious and nourishing "nightcap",
for everybody loves the rch chocolaty goodness Of
this matedfood drink, served chilled or hot And
remember . COCOMALT Is SO rich in calcium that
served this way it makes three glasses equal to
whole quart of milk in calcium value! That's why
COCOMALT helps "crade eutes" grow into "cover
girl" beauties and football stars providing neces-
say calcium for strong straight bones and teeth growth
Evening star., 1948-10-21

few grains salt and ] Tsp. BUR-
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And for f1ner-favored, better
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made candies, be sure to use
BURNETT'S Extract. too g
for it's pure vanilla extract,
expertly made from the finest
Imported vanilla beans! That's
why BURNETTS Pure Vanilla
Extract gives through-and.
through flavor perfection every
time and why it's been the
choice Of American housewives
for over 100 years!
Evening star., 1948-10-21
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY

e. Q Chance to get
q darling "cran-
berry chick" plastic
cutter for cutting
Jellied Cranberry
Sauce in attractive
chick shapes! It's
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cal situation we're required to
exercise unusual discretion In their
conduct" the commendation stated.
The Marines were relieved Oc-
tober IA fer a rifle platoon.
Evening star., 1948-10-21
COOKINGs LOTS MORE FUN

NOW ana
takes hours less
time since I've
been using my
new GENERAL
NRYy
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YOURS practically as a gift {.
just mail 10e and an OCEAN
SPRAY Cranberry label to
Nancy Sasser, 271 Madison
Avenue, New York 16, N. Y! A
perfect way to celebrate National
Cranberry Week, these plump
OCEAN SPRAY "cranberry
chicks" will delight both the
youngsters and grown.ups i.
DO serve EN- around a roast
chicken, or a plateful with fried
chicken. or atop chicken salad!
Get OCEAN SPRAY Jellied Gram
berry Sauce! Then send for your
plastic cranberry chick" cutteri
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LIKE GNGERBREADe You'll

Ike It better II you
1"crown" it with a De-
luxe Vanilla Sauce like
this:
Mix together u cup
sugar and / Tbs. corn
starch. Add / cup boil
ing water gradually.
stirring constantly. Boil
s minis. and remove from
fire. Add 2 Tbs. butter.
Evening star., 1948-10-21

burnedon grease, juice and food partcles So get
with CHORE GIRL today shes" at your Dealer'st
HERE'S AN INVITATION that think you'll find just
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back guarantee Here's what you do! You conduct your
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and only Camels for 80 days. And get this-f at any
time during these 80 days you're not convinced that
CAMELS are the mildeSt cigarette you've smoked
Evening star., 1948-10-21

20 Textron EvereIozed Two-Tone Cotton
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Vot-dyed; single or double sizes; assorted
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Evening star., 1948-10-21

LASSOING MAN Is way to "hold" him . !. but ira
CHARD Chocolate Squares around the house 4
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treats quality candy at its best with three deli
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lavender bag and semi-sweet Squares In the blue -
bag! The best man magnet" devised, SUCHARD
Squares wonderful for party refreshments aer6nn
and betweenmea "nibblers" At your Grocery Super
Evening star., 1948-10-21
REDUCTION OF RUGS
Clearance Of S|ipcovers and Fabrics

Custom Royon CeIoIoom Occasion
Chair Cover, red and green. Sold os Is.
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Custom Cover of Solid Green Linen and
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regency sofo 8 separate cushions. Less
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Custom Cover for T Club Choir. Floral
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Royon Sotn and Toffeto Double Pillow;
sold os is Much less thon "a price =
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Evening star., 1948-10-21

II Record Hossocks, l7xl4xl3 in. covered
in ivory simulated leather; holds 90 single
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LANSBURG
Entrance on Sepen1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-21

accident insurance premiums for
players was discussed. It was be-
lieved that funds for insurance
would not be available, but officials
said this was not the case.
The denial was issued yesterday
at a conference among Brooke
Johns, president of the Board of
Commissioners; County Supervisor
Irwin G. McNayr, DR.. Edwin w.
Broome, superintendent of schools.
and Assistant Superintendent
Edgar M. Douglass.
Mr.. McNayr said he believed the
insurance, which cost about 81 800
last year, could be taken out Of the
s22, 500 appropriated for such pur-
poses in the 1852 school budget
He added that If that sum proved
inadequate some other method
would be devised to raise the neces-
sary funds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-21
Doris Hart Will Play
Outsider in Net Final
BY the Associated Press

MANCHESTER, Mass, Aug. al
Mrs. Helen Petersen Rihbany Of
Boston, who seems to play her best
tennis here, will match strokes with
top-seeded Doris Hart of Jackson
vile, Fla, today in the final singles
round Of the Essex County Club
womens invitation tournament.
For the second straight year Mrs
Rihbany, who was unseeded, gained
the last round yesterday by defeat
ing fourth seeded Dorothy Head of
Alameda, Calf, 90, ST, e3.
Miss Hart advanced at the expense
of her United States Wightman Cup
teammate, Shirley Fry of Akron
Ohio, who suffered a 81, 50 set
back.
The doubles competition narrowed
down to a final match between Mrs.
Virginia Wolfenden Kovacs of Oak
land, Calf, and Mrs. Marjorie Glad
man Buck of New York, and Miss
Fry and Mrs. Sheila Summers OF
South Africa.
Mrs. Kovacs and Mrs. Buck de-
feated Mrs. Bahia Madden Lewis OF
Tulsa, Okla, and Marta Barnett OF
New York, IS. So, in one semi
final and Miss Fry and Mrs. Sum-
mers topped Mrs. Louise Snow Isaacs
OF Bakersfield, Calf. and Mrs
Eleanor Purdy Cushingham of Los
Angeles, So, 6-3, in the o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-21
Schroeder, Parker Bid
For Davis Cup Behhs
BY the Associated Press

NEWPORT. R. l., Aug. 2l.-Davis
Cup candidates, Ted Schroeder of
Lacrescenta, Calf. and Frank
Parker of Los Angeles, will have a
chance to impress nonplaying Capt.
Alrich Man of the defending United
States team today when they clash
with Irwin Dorfman of New York
and Tom Brown of San Francisco
in the doubles final of the Newport
Casino tennis tournament.
The four American players who
will attempt to protect the inter-
national court trophy at Forest Hills,
N. Y, two weeks hence will be named
in New York on Monday.
Schroeder and Parker gained the
last round yesterday by defeating
Vic Seixas Of Philadelphia and Sam
Match Of San Francisco, 81, 81,
53. Dorfman and Brown made the
final by out-battling Arnold Saul of
San Diego, Calf, and Bernard
Bartzen of San Angelo, Tex, rs,
2-6, So, Is.
The singles semifinals also are on
today's Casino docket with Setxas
paired against Bill Talbert of New
York and Gardnar Mulloy OF Miami
against Harry Likas of San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-21
Football Not to Be Dropped
In Montgomery High Schools

Football coaches in the i've Mont
gomery High Schools which have
featured the gridiron sport for the
past three years may begin forming
plans for the coming season in
earnest. Reports that football in
the county highs would be dropped
this year have turned into harmless
rumors.
This will be the fourth year of
scholastic football in Montgomery
County, but in that short time the
game has become well established.
The third annual rivalry between
Bethesda Chevy Chase and Mont
gomery Blair attracted 5000 fans
last year.
Reports that the sport would be
dropped originated last week from
meeting of the county board of
education In which the financing Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-21
Fox Rated 8-5 Over CoIan
In Ring Feature Here

Billy Fox. 22-year-old Philadelphia
Negro light heavyweight knockout
king. today ruled an 8-5 choice over
dangerous Johnny Colan as he pre-
pared to end training here for Mon
day nights scheduled 10-round box
ing bout at Grifiith Stadium.
Meanwhile, Sonny Boy West had
been installed a rs favorite over
Herbie "Bii" Jones, his hometown
lightweight rival, in their companion
hereunder, but Herbie was being
soundly backed by both Washington
and Philadelphia fans.
Supporting bouts filling out Mon
day nights show bring together Red
Gaddis vs.. Billy Weeks, feather
weights, and Garland Edwards VS..
Holly Minis, middleweights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-21
Aussies Need One Win
Over Czechs 10 Gain
Davis Cup Finals
Nv the Assoeioted Prsss

BROOKLINE, Mass, Aug. al
With a two-matches-to-one lead.
the Australian Davis Cup tennis
forces need only one of the two re-
naming singles engagements with
the Czeckoslovakians at Longwood
today to gain the challenge round
for the fourth time running.
The ace swingers Of those inter-
national rivals, Capt. Adrian Quist
of Australia and Czech Star Jaroslav
Drobny. have been paired for one
clash and little Billy Sidwell, the
surprise of the interzone finals &C
ton, will face Vladimir Cernik,a the
No. 2 Czechoslovakian, in the wind
up action.
With their backs to the wall,
Drobny and Cernik kept their ma
ton in the interzone ANAL running
yesterday by outsteadying Colin
Long and Geoff Brown. Australia s
doubles specialists, for 1913, 4-6
6-3, 6-4 victory.
Both. of the Czechs displayed
a marked overnight improvement,
Drobny especially. AS a result, he
appears capable of giving Quist the
stiffest sort OF an argument, for that
35-year-oldster was far from i'm
pressive while defeating Cernik, 60,
13-11, 60, in their opening match.
II Drobny manages to retain his
form OF yesterday and Quist con-
tinues cratic, the inter zone final
probably will be decided by the
Sidwell-Cernik finale.
Sidwel1, new to Davis Cup COM
petition this season, has more than
enough to subdue Cernik, barring
the most startling sort OF an upset.
The freshman, who was expected to
be blasted off the courts by the
powerful Drobny. handled that
Czech's southpaw fireballs with such
skill that he pulled out a 6I3, 60,
9-ll, 14-12 victory in his initial
singles start here.
Most of the experts agreed that
Sidwell's play was the best seen in
these international matches to date.
Regardless of today's outcome, all
the Australian and Czech players
will remain here to compete in next
weeks national doubles champion
ship play, for the challenge round
against that as yet unnamed United
States cup-defending team does not
start until September 4 in Forest
Hills, N. Y.
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serves weak and there fellow the club
crate fear pitchers he lift
Mats Cont Match Foes Punch
for instance, have in Ted Williams Vernon
Bobby performers who have blasted than
AS Boston smashed 81 home and
aren't leading Mats have hammered
the total of 20 homers
outclassed sappers league of
fence deners there isn't them who will hit much
800 this The Mats in short, short in talent
They've lost 20 Of their last oboggand
capabilities they're trying they ability whip
better teams is apparent
Kuhel is complete his hasn't fined any
Of them this because
that such Eddie
and Len Okrte will make mistakes which
Must Prevent Collapse of Confidence
Joe too that his
and that 1t Is his job their spirit
they would lose confidence
before they're ready and its
flowing at normal level when their batting
But Kuhel is something
baseball lore IN steady stream but than his
can absorb Under Kuhe they aren't confused they
apply Joes knowledge later remains to
been receiving instruction
Kuhe has been quick players when
they have been involved in verbal exchanges
taught them to battle and division
complex from their minds
The Mats face long arduous
gram They're starting from scratch with little
talent 1ney nave manager though, who
II supplied with more adequate material.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-21
Mont in New Role as Redskins
Kickoff Aces Become Errutic

be an important and, for the Red
skins. dangerous play.
End Herb Shoener's shoulder was
injured yesterday when he dove for
a free ball in kicking off drill and
landed at the bottom Of a pile-up
but he'll be ready to play tomorrow
20. Harry Gilmer's temperature hit
normal yesterday for the first time
since his injury and he may be per-
mitted to leave the hospital to see
Sundays game at Long Beach =.
Gilmer was able to put a little
weight on his injured right leg yes
terday and is confident he'll be back
in harness next week and able to
play against the Rams :. The three
Redskin rockies who played in the
All-Star game last night at Chicago
Joined their new teammates here
today. arriving by air early this
morning with Chief Scout Herman
Ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-21
Manor Park, Cook Annex
Johnson Baseball Titles

Manor Park and Cook boast
championships today in the Walter
Johnson Baseball League, while
crowns in two other classes will not
be decided until next week.
Manor Park beat Rosedale, 1877,
yesterday at Griffith Stadium,
while Cook downed Parkside, ST..
Both games were in the 12-and-
under class.
Bundy Tigers scored, 81, over
Kelly-Miller In the 1914 class
These teams now are tied for the
crown and will meet Tuesday at
10 am. on the Ellipse. In the
other 1914 class Takoma Park and
Gashouse Gang, rained out yes
terday, will meet Friday at 8 am
on the Ellipse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-21
Mrs. John Ives "a Wins
Columbia S Class A Golf

Mrs. John Ives at Columbia, Mrs.
Charles Egenroad at Washington
Golf and Country Club and Mrs. J.
w. Godfrey at Congressional were
the big winners in intar-club ladies
day tournaments yesterday.
Mrs. Ives had 90-6-84 in Glass A
at Columbia, while Mrs. w. w.
Woodward won Glass B with 100-21
70 and Mrs. w. w. Smith Glass C
with 116-31-84.
Mrs. Egenroad's 88-10-78 was low
net at Washington. followed by Mrs.
M. H. Dinneen with 91-10-S1 and
Mrs. w. E. Niles, 115-32-83.
Mrs. Godfrey had q 81 in Congress
sional's gross tournament, with Mrs.
D. I. Norman low in Glass B with
95 and Mrs. Sam Bruce best in Glass
C with 116. Low puts went to Mrs.
E. V, Brumfiel with 20.