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COUNTRY BOARD.
MOTHER. former teacher. offers care
i . nirls child with mn nthers

MOTHER. former teacher offers care for
i or . girls or child with mothers, in
SHeorhsn HN 3s4a h9me' large yard ages 90! up
GIfcENsED FARM HOME open to Chris
tian Science children, ages to 8. with
Thufmont, Md, Rt . 20'
JACKSON HILI-Girls, T-k@ yrs; modern
country home in foothills Of Blue Ridge;
program of activities, supervised
by experienced school teacher: excellent
references. MRS JACK w. BRUCE, Sper-
ryville, Va. Phone 2l9.
CHILDREN BOARDED on farm, age. g to
10 yrs: % yrs experience, licensed home
MRS. SIMON CRAVER. Brookeville, Md,
Phone Ashton 2l0o.
WANT TO SPEND a quiet vacation or week
end? On the lovely Patuxent River; row
boats, fishing and grabbing: rates, So per
day. RUTH E. BEACH, Island Creek, Nd.
Phone Prince Frederick 260-W-1.
MOTHERS CARE given to or girls
wk. or mo-, reasonable. Write MRS. J. H.
BAUSERMAN, Rt. !. Mt Jackson, Va.
REST AND QUIET in modern home. Ideal
for conyalescents; innersprng mattresses;
adequate water; meals served country
style; . miles to village shows, bathing
and fishing. Greyhound bus stops at door:
exchanged; rate, 81 80 per day. MASsA-
NUTTEN LODGE, Rt ,. Box p, Edinburg,
Va Phone 507-F-02.
BOARD BOYS, 90 safe, good food and
care. swimming. play supervised S15 wk.
Phone Worthington 619-J-5 or write L. B.
PFAFF, ReiSterstown. Md.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

oI3O 3end ST. s.E.-.2 rms; one, twin
beds; one dble.; 1lz blks bus transp,; in
Hillcrest can be seen any time. 20
1gS F ST. S.E.ADouhle-bed room. next to
bath; couple only: home privileges, kitchen
fac; $50 mo- TR. 2e37 after 2 pm. 30
4O1 IIth ST. S.E.--Private home. End nr.,
. exposures; Ink. permitted. Apply after
LARGE, AIRY. DBLE. RM,, twin beds
pvt. home: 2 men or employed couple;
laundry urivils.; LU 1894. 30
Single room for gentleman: clean. private
home; reasonable. Call TR. .244e. go
each. Phone Lincoln 9a10. 20
PENNA AVE. HILLS. 3o5o Que st Sc
Large master bedroom, nicely furnlshec,
, extra large closets, twin beds. private
bath, large rear porch, beautio! view
excellent transp,; phone; ,det. sentiie home:
restricted area: gentlemen or 6 cos6ie'
TAI TAI. PENNA. AVE. sE-Larse front
only; no drinking: IS per week.
ao5 n ]. AVE. Sc, 2 bIks, from Csnitol
~Lse. dbl. rm with porch, kit. and laun-
dry priv. LU. 5543.
REST Sc. SECTION-Lse. rm, winds
neYt hath. near Capitol, Library; conv
trans; ladies' AT. 312s.
1872. MASS. AVE. s.E.-Lge, front rm;,
newly furn, next bath; $40 dole, $50 ssi-
NEAR NAVY YD, .75s 18th s,s-very
large. airy. front, slee. reisr' hot plau' 2ss
excel furn. IR. s72o.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
AVIATION.

MEMBf RSHIP in 5-mem, BT-l3 flying
clur; lust inSpec. and relcenSed ", see
Mayhower Marine. 1900 Maine ave o.W,
sTINsoN sM-s-A-Inspect and make Of
fer HYDE FIELD. Spruce 0SSs. -
FLY for 1915 per hr.--Forming flying
cub On neT Cessna a u, For sp detass' esss cs
Ry.> MaH sGw ~ aye WaTner rneto eSFne oo pace
cruises 40 miles per hour. This is an
excellent plane for ,small-field operation. % :
II has flown ,230 hours: SINCE % me ihe !ast s
licensed last summer 10 hours Can be
seen at Stevens Field. near Frederick, Nd,
a4d dsm9nsFaed s GG cs Oy Wre b en
Box ,547 Frederick, Maryland, or phone
EfeaersK rS VA sIrtne p,Sy.Rs az for rent
1913 FAIRCHILD s&4'' place, 165-h p,
Warner with, 76 hrs. since factory major;
Aeronca Chief. 10 h p. licensed to Dec
S605. 5000 down: cub, $3.50; many Others.
We need more ships 10 70 seIl g rlshs S n9T 9,T
see Williams, Alex. S549
ERCOUPE late 1916: 81 hrs, 2-vay ra-
dlo; always hangared new cond; Sl,s0o,
PRIvATrIi:LY OWNED 1917 Ercoupe excel
lent cond., l4O hrs. Bendix transmltter-
receiver, mike. ,earphoneS, loop sens AZ; Alb
r c.; licensed to May, 1919. OR. 1898
PIPER il CUB COUPE. continenta! 30"
engine 80 nOurS since major DS missy :
ar frame time 500 hours and in perfect
condition, needs recover but is in ferry
able condition; tWo-way radio included !;
$500. PAROULEK: ia; 1895. after : m !.
MAINTENANCE-10 00-hr inspections and
top oyerhaulS only, at private owners S
price Compare my rates. All work guar
an'eed. Gil $3.50, Save this number and
T.CRAFT CLUB forming membership open
for ); total time, 80 hours, EN-, %34t.
MEMBERSHIP in 1ying eg6 S1o Plane Fnr in
ticulars, call OV, 60o7, evenings.
LIGHT. WOODEN AIRPLANE. developed
hv the Government, unfinished. less en-
Eine. etc; 500 delivered. Easily com
p,eted by amateur club or school. AIR
CRAFT DEV. CO. VI 1867.
FAIRCHrLD PIT. 20. newly painted
eoidea yellow. engine hrs since com
pete major overhaul; radio, transmitter
and receiver with interphone and marker
beacon flight Instruments propeller spin
ner AD. St0s or WO. 7S9s.
TAYLOR CRAFT l946, under $50 hours
s 300 OK OI43 I'll
NEW AND USED PLANEs-cessnal I4o,
low time cheap. S5 Luscombe all metal
Used J-3 trainers. New Vagabond and
Super Cruiser Call FA 2325, or see at
WASHINGTON VIRGINIA AIRPORT
Evening star., 1948-06-20
RooMs ruRN.-s.E. ss.W. tcent.,

SEQ 3 ST. s.E.-Furnished room for two.
in clean. orderly establishment; near
Cong. Library. restaurants and transporta-
ii3i 6th ST. s.w.-2 rms. partly furn.,
for l;h.w.,. for couple. or ! sleeping room
for ladies: use of phone. nondrinsers,
NICE, CLEAN RM. for gentleman in re-
fined home; no drinking. ST. 1855 SUM-,
TO- pm other days, any hour.
2 permanent. settled, quiet persons; no
obi. TO grill and laundry privfl. TR. f259
HILLCREST,. 1898 Austin ST.. s,e;-Hsh
block from bus; next bath; double bed;
near shopping center. ". o57o,
3501 WHEELER RID. S.E.-Large, airy
room. next bath. for rent; suitable for
VERY LARGE AND BRIGHT front double
room, comfortably furnished for two per-
sons: pvt. entrance and privls. LU. 0219.
4el 18th ST. s.E.-Front room with 3
windows, next to bath; suitable for 2; use
I41s ST. s.E.-Larse front bedroom,
nicely furnished. next to bath. Ii. 1901.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. End door front;
eonyenient Interpretation. II, 5496. go
FAIRFAX VILLAGE, d. C.-Sinsle room
for for, sentlemaIn, next to bath; in private
coLoRhD--FTRNrsHED ROOM; Sc. Cali
coLoREDMFTRNIsHED CO sEi suFGasSH large front room
home privileges; for employed couple or
Evening star., 1948-06-20
ROOMS FURNIsHEo-Northwe.s.

ATTRACTIVE TWIN BEDS. also single rm.
Ps psxt keas e shower laundry Drivii; pvt. none'
GIRL. coiored. to share room with another
sCoTT CIRCLE. 1921 r. I. ave. nv
Desirable room. connecting bath, every every
1i Iioi 18th. 18th ST.. ST. 1 Adj. s65msinsie room,
to mature Christian woman; SIT mo. In
EaRGE Eaise E'ise DouBPE P% ROOM in Jewish home;
also single room: near transportation and
stores. GE. 046s. 80
NICELY fgrn:;; pvt. bath; excel. transp.
ss'ii soil Ro6sEModSNir 6dSi AVE. NV single
rms rms semipys Sn sJ, bath; men only; $50 and
pvt. bath; twin beds; lady; $50 month.
1865 WYOMING AvE.-Newly DECORATED
people; Mt. Pleasant cariine. MI. s4o4.
sl5 RITTnNHoUsE N:w:--Larse front
per Blk. nsnth; fRoA 5a @afFlowrR s2is HoTH1- HOTEL
sss ss@Dy kASsas Ssth ASE ,S7 hss se m,see,
s;s'2 S7 Rsns '' ss sa's SEQ ssS' ns s:'Rss R
CLEVELAND PARkmFront ri 1m' for or lady; lady
semipvt. bath. Pvt. home; excel. transp.
s5ssKfast sfsk oP,snd. on 4s9 4on -a5m
4 windows, shower bath. c.h.v, twin beds;
empl. couple or ladies; S25 each. GE.
ioio 18th ST. Nw.-Dble. f.ont rm..
203s G ST. N.W.-Light housekeeping
and sleeping rms for rent; running
water. Frisidaire and selec. stove. DI.
BEAUTIFULLY FuRN. combination bed
liv. rm. with PVT. tele.: close downtown;
LADY; eple. also considered; $50 1921
cSohoRED Man MAN 70 70 SHARE s2I lse. front T2 rm..
eofoRfDS eaft RfShDSss0sd ST. tn N%Large room
employed woman; limited privileges; eonv
conoREpFuRS pr RM a.ss for eouDe p4v
coIoREbASicELY COLO ID Ssef; FURNISHED. l or ?
persons. respectable: home privileges. Also
coLoREDG15T CHURCH sT-Reliable
man for newly decorated room Sc so wk.
coLoREb-s5so 10th ST. N.w.-Nicely
urn. dbl. room, twin beds, for employed
coupe or gentlemen; privileges, NO.
COLoRED-143a ST. N.w.-Room, fur
cSedi okEDMiNsPIkATHoN i5.f % 0f House. H ise7
kal0rama roa0r nIn rd snHE nx-Y0uns women double
coIoREDG1as3 2s3'. GIRARD ST. NV
Furn. rm., suitable for gentlemen or
couple: S16 each per mo: NO. o060. -22
COLORED-54Os COLORADO AvE.-At-
tractive, comfortable double rm:. closets,
next to bath; $40 ca. mo; unlim. phone;
excel. trans. GE. S36S.
COLORED-SINGLE RM.. beaut. furn.;
quiet Govt. girl; Call MI, 3646:
COLORED-NICELY furnished room, for a
sing snsle shnds0 person ne sony so tFansD Cali any
CoLoRED-LARGE room for 2 clean;
after pm, Sunday. IA Gos5;; ,
room with hot and cold water; nice.
safe home; ! employed person, WON. pref.
COLORED-I4O2 BELMONT ST. NV
Nice, large room, suitable for two people
or a couple; some privileges; near trans
GoLoRED-s5a4 eiLSiRRGsi 18th ST. N.w.-Lady to
share lge., cool front rm. in quiet home
twin beds; home priv; $3.50 wk. MI.
CoLoRED-RoOM for settled couple in
an apt. on 1st a.; home privs: Call Sun
CohosEDas CeskSsfE5 a.feI RakyRkD Rn k oSoa oSW-Rms,
SO; one rm, kitchenette, bath. ST. so; 2
lge. communicating rms. in cottase' $40
coLoEIS@GaRGE EIIGIaaRGE FRONT ROOM Tor :
men, preferably students. DE. 49T1. al
COLORED-6OS O ST. .W.-Doubie room
furn for =, SI2 Wk. Call MI. S454. y
Evening star., 1948-06-20
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Mp. 8 VA.

700 DALE DR., Silver Spring, .Md.-Laree
dbie. rm. with pvt. bath. telephones; eX-
posnres: same block as bus stop; for or 2.
ARLINGTON-Nice. cool sleeping rm. for
home; s sonSi Is iocsted at s' sia No. No. Ksnmers.
I5sss dksr 5.h SsGh5 ss Or sS bss b ssnf I'll
ROOM in Christian home, Chevy Chase,
Md, near Wisconsin ave, for 2 non-smok-
ing, non-drinking men; S45. WI ,osO2.
TAKOMA PARK-single furn. room. with
shower, private entrance; close to trans
eSTtSflSn syHS sPkNGTvo sri Go7s eopsep,. sris to
share home and garden with Single lady;
board opti4nal; near bus and shopping
aRITNGToN. asIf @ ess sSos N. Stafford st.-Brisht,
cool single room. shower bath; gar. avail
able; conv. busi gentleman. OK. 2d5s.
LOVELY ROOM in modern private home
near Navy .Annex-Pentason; ! block splen-
did bus, shopping; home privileges; nice
garden for relaxing; $35 month. CHI.
Pleasant DOUBLE ROOM for rent in
FURNISHED AtfkshsfE Gn FRONT SSr0 ROOM. breakfast
enjoy this sp9E Il
coMFoRTABIE esps1Gar master bedTm Win With pr-
vate bath, sundeck;, 2 closets, uni. tel,
tenant e est ss $50 nFe So tR oV 5s4o
SILVER SPRING AREA-Lee sele rm.,
new furn., in new home; Protestant family;
, blks. to bus; daily transpt. with owner
to downtown Wash. FIR. 1856, Sun. after IL
BETHESDA--Pleasant sgl. rm.; quiet and
cool; conv. transp.; S35 per mo. Call
ARLINGToN-single room and bath. near
Glebe I'd. and Wash. blvd; $50 month.
COLLEGE PIX, 4614 Harvard rd.-Dble
rm. for men, employed; nonsmokers given
preference: UN, S335,
cious, newly furnished single, S45. PL
KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER; large do,l-
Bile room; suburbs; cony. transp.; 20 min
downtown; reasonable. WA. 1888
ROOM WITH KITCHEN PRIVILEGES, for
LARGE, cool STuDIo ROOM. attached
bath, private entrance; overlooking Po-
tomac and Washington. close to Pentagon
Grayelly Point and Washington; for work
ing couple. Jackson 1926-J.
5s14 40th AVE, Hyattsville-Large dou.
ole rms, with twin beds, ] with double
bed. for empl. couples or gentlemen; yer!
e9ny on, ;x1anx iraps yN. %" aoes; uo., .u,u
beds in each, connecting private bath; eX.
cellent location; close in; accommodate
q: gentlemen preferred. CHI. 1913.
,peds: gentlemen preferred; bus at corner
BETHESDA-Cool sitting room bedrm
and attr sleeping porch; unlimited phon,
and laundry privileges. OIL. PAS,
ICOLORED-1s5 LAMONT ST. N.W.-s7 sc
week | man only RA 4539
Evening star., 1948-06-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD tcens.)

WENDELL TERRACE-You can bs co}
Spacious rms; ise porch; pleasant iawl
With trees; rms to share with other con,
genial people excel food. well cooked ant
served; n blk. to Mt. Pleasant Navy Ysr!
no. MI 9543.' go
1927 10th st. NV. (nr
Dupont Circlel---Several very desirable va.
Telephones in rooms. Maid service. Meal
daily, including ? meals on Sunday. --2t
YOUNG GIRL to share twin bed rm, Will
refined family. in Md; breakfast and din.
ner furn; reas Sligo 6547.
INFANTS BOARDED in ideal lieenset
home. Inspection invited. Falls Churcl
Evening star., 1948-06-20
ROOMS UkFURNISHED.

COLoRED-FoR RENT-one room and
kitchen. 143l Bangor st. Sc. Ii. 0457.
COLORED-ONE UNFINISHED room for
married couple or girls. $40 week. Call
all day Sunday, HO lTSs.
COLORED-N W.--+Newly decorated; cook
ing priYL; good transp. District 5f45
Evening star., 1948-06-20
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ALEX.-25 mi. washington--Large, at
tractively furnished room, twin beds. mex
bath; private family; two gentlemen Of
couple; kitchen priv. II desired. Boi
29G-E, Star. al
Evening star., 1948-06-20
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

TWO LADIES would like furn room witt
HO 4134, Ext. 456.
PROFESSIONAL gentleman REQ. cheerful
room in cong. home! Prefer breakfast in
garage; NV; Arl. Box 29-H. Star.
Evening star., 1948-06-20

D42 Ordway st. NV.
rm.. semipvt. bath;
in pretentious resi-
re. shopping center.
Evening star., 1948-06-20

oUTBoARD MOTOR. Sea King. 1la-h,p.,
! See MR. DULIN, Buzzard Point Boat Yard.
| foot st st: s.w.. after l pm. Sunday or
call DE 6577 Monday.
new, 500 each; 32-volt gasoline gen.
orator. S45; s1z-hp. outbosrd, $40. Call
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22
LOVES PERILOUS PATH
A ssay.l p low. 81 ne.:.sc BY AosiE GARRISON
When Modge Has Given The Veritzens News About
Dieky, Olga, Sensing Something, Draws Her Aside

synopsis-Just As Madss Graham IL about
to leave her Hotel Lansheld suite under
escort OF Winters. subordinate to her father.
Charles Spencer. Government intelligence
head, her little daughter. Faith comes rush.
ing toward her. Please don't go. Mummy.
she says. and there 10 stark terror on her
face. That bad man who shot Daddy may
still be out there" Exeusins herself to Win.
wilderment. Wherever. she wonders. has the
child picked up this knowledge which they
have 90 carefully guarded from her7
WHAT do you mean, Faith!" I
asked sharply, and was conscious
that Lillian, Mary, Junior and Rod
erick, reused by her outcry, were
listening to my questioning Of her.
II told you that Daddy's revolver
went off accidentally when he was
cleaning it."
II know you did" she said and
there was childish obstinacy in her
voice. "But my daddy is the most
careful man in the world about guns.
He always fusses with Jun and Rod
about theirs. He never would be
monkeying with q loaded gun"
She drew her breath in sharply.
and then rushed on.
"And besides, right after our
checker game started, which was
the first minute he could get you
alone, Jun rushed over to you and
turned your chair around so nobody
could hear you talk, and you began
to humble. But once for a second,
Jun forgot to humble and l heard
him say aimed at his heart. Oh, il
we'd lost him!"
Uncanny Mimiery
Her voice was uncanny in its
mimicry of her brothers, and when
she had finished repeating his words,
she frightened her arms around my
neck.
49," she said with an air Of final.
ity, "do you wonder that I don't
want you to 60 out and get shot at
tool"
1t was upon that word that Junio,
left the group in the window seat
and came loping over to US.
"You mustn't keep NUNS any
longer. Bratess," he said with not'
Of authority in his voice to which
I have noticed, she always yields
"And nothing's going to happen K
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22

her. Winters is with her ana IT'S
broad daylight. How about it,
Nuns :" .d -
His uplifted eyebrows pointed his
unspoken question: What ihsN i
tell herr"
"Uss your own Judgment told
him, "and thank you'll" ~
"Thank you" he eountsred, stress
ing the verb. "Now, Bratess, kiss
Nuns, and come with me-, ~.
Obeyed Doeilely :; -
She obeyed him doeflely, and the
next second / was opening the door
again. In another, l was on, my, way
up to the Veritzen apartment.
Philip opened the dosf, ,lbus Olga
and Dina. were standing close kss
hind him, and knew how great was
their anxiety about Dicky- =.
."You said good news" he said ~
he closed the door. go
"Dicky will be home from ths hss-
pital in two hours" I told them. .He
telephoned me himself, and he eri-
IDENTIFY is all right"
'"Thank God" Olga said, ferv5nt-
ly, and Philip and OIina echoed Her.
after he has seen you people,
will you please ask him to CONS DIP
here :" Philip asked. I'VE ought not
to talk before the children, but I. DO
wish to see him." -. -.
- g.. Glad 10 Come : ~
:, II know he'll be very glad 10
come" I said. "And now. Olsa, may
have . word with you? ! mustn't
stay away from the apartment tpo
long. Faith is very jittery atout
me-" =; x:
"Poor baby!" Olga said, and. the
faces Of her husband, and q her
daughter, told me that they were
echoing her plant. Then she put
her hand on my arm. g.. 49,.
"Come into the library with ME"
she said, and drew me across The
room to the one adjoining: ~
Something is troubling YOU, my
dear Madge," she said, "ard r4an
guess what it is. Did Noel speak 10
you about the dinner which Philip
wishes to have tonight s".s-sc
Continued, toMssFom)-, ::
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22
By HERMAN n. BUNDEsEN. MD.

TO say that = person has colitis
means very little. It indicates that
he Is suffering from Inflammation
Of the large bowel, but the term
gives no hint either a. to the possi-
BILE cause of the Inflammation or -
to the best treatment.
Infection with germs or such or
ganisms rs the amebae, can produce
colitis. In these cases, treatment
with drugs which kill the trouble
makers usually results in . cure Of
the condition.
Difficult to Treat
The most difficult forms Of colitis
to treat are those which seem to be
due, not to germs, but to . combina-
tion Of factors, including poor func-
tion Of the intestine, poor nutrition,
and even the patients nervous
makeup. II is easy to see that in
such cases As these the condition
cannot be attacked directly. Hence,
it becomes important to treat the
patient - . whole rather than the
symptoms.
Because patients with colitis tend
to lose . great deal Of fluid from
the bowel. their intake Of fluids
should be greater than that required
by the average person. 1t 10 sug-
gested that those with colitis take
at least two quarts Of fluid q day.
1t is also suggested that he receive
thiamins and niacin from the vita
min B-complex, as well a. large
doses Of the vitamin G.
Well. Balanced Diet
The patients nutrition should bs
built up BY . we'll balanced diet
containing plenty Of the protein
foods, such as meat, milk, and eggs.
Highly-spiced foods and such things
al cabbage and onions should be
avoided. Some patients are benefit
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22
ToMoRRoW's p,NNn

roMoRkoWS otNhe| -
Lentil Soup Crooi ,at
Eggs Scrambled with Cottage
Cheese on Fried Ham Tomato Ssuc,
Pan-Fried Potatoes Chopped Kals
Mincemeat Pin Wheels +"
Coffee or Tea Milk fChildrxn)
AH Msssvssassnis Ars tsvsi : 49,
recipes Ssnv Fsw '.---'
Eggs Scrambled with -
Cottage Cheese .''''
Beat 6 eggs in ! bowl; add I tsp.
salt, u tsp. pepper and is Z. whole
milk. Melt I tbsp. butter Or mafga.
rine in = heavy frying pan. Pour'in
the egg mixture; reduce the. heat
and scramble slowly, scrap;ng up
the egg with q spoon until half firm.
Then fold in u c. cottage Aheess
and scramble 2 min. - "a.
Mineemeat Pin Wheels
Prepare q rich, short baking pow
der biscuit dough from . standard
recipe, or use q mix. Transfer IT,
q Toured bosrd and ron to thick.
ness. Then spread to within an inch
Of the edge with III .. prepaSed
rincemeat mixed with ! {. fine
chopped apple and tbsp hQls.R
up like = jelly roll. Cut effssEiss
into ."pin wheels" Place oman OILED
pan. Brush with melted nitkafins;
dust with granulated ,suEaf and
bake in a hot oven, 400 St2S ],
about 20 min. Serve hot:
TRICK o. IHs eAI. .,'' -
To fry ham 50 It will alTays BE-
tender, put y tbsp. water St cider
in the pan 50 the ham viii stssm.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22
Breakfast on q Grand Scale;
Scrambled Eggs With Cottage Cheese Was FeotureSd

ter-pieces of fall flowers and fruits.
The menu was baked apples with
cream, fried eggs and ham country
style, hashed Drowned potatoes,
mullins, cheese biscuits, mince-meat
pin wheels and coffee"
"a very satisfying MENU" COM
mented the Chef.
"In the reception room, booths
had been set up with red and white
striped canopies. And in them were
displayed interesting dishes made
from the company's products, all
ready for tasting; another good idea
for the church 'baxar' to use in SELL
ing special treats"
"And what about the fourth
breakfast 2" asked the Chef.
Breakfast in Bed
"oh, that was breakfast in bed"
I laughed, "given by a distinguished
cereal company. l can assure you,
Chef, it was appreciated by all Of
us during that hectic week. A tray
was sent to each guests room. to-
gether with q rose and the morning
paper. A good idea for any home
maker to follow who is entertaining
a guest who would appreciate sleep
ing late, and who would like to do
her work early in the day before
visiting-time starts"
Meantime, while Madame has
been so occupied at these Women
Foods affairs, this Chef has tested
the new products you have been
sending in. And now, let US see what
we can suggest for dinner with only
one-fourth pound boiled ham for the
meat"
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22
Mokinq Your Makeup Work for You

light touch provides finish. gives
accent to the eyes.
Start with q foundation cosmetic.
Then your powder will stay by you.
Not only that, but If the north winds
blow, the foundation will act as q
barrier against the elements that
fay the skin surface, bring about
. chapped condition. A powder with
an oily base is desirable for winter
weather.
At this season, blondes will select
powders with more gold In them
and less pink. Brunettes may prefer
. blend Of rachelle and flesh that is
particularly becoming II the skin
carries q little natural coloring on
the cheeks.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-22
Thanksgiving
Dessert Ideas
By ALICE DENHOFF

IF you have not planned your
Thanksgiving dessert, or if you
want a really characteristic and de-
lectable dessert to enhance your
holiday dinner, serve Indian Pud-
ding, that most indigenous of early
New England dishes. Top each serv-
ing with a scoop of good vanilla ice
cream and there you have some
thing luscious.
To prepare the pudding, mix 4 c.
corn meal, u tsp. salt, Il tsp. gin
ger, a dash each of cinnamon and
cloves. Add enough taken from l 2s
c. evaporated milk to moisten; scald
remainder of milk with Is c. water.
Add meal to scalded milk, then stir
in " C. molasses. Turn into Suttered
baking dish; bake in slow oven 600
|F.) 2 to PA hours. Stir occasionally.
This will yield 6 servings.
We have coaxed from friend her
recipe for what her friends call
"bean pot pears" a delightful some
thing that she always serves from
Thanksgiving on through the holi-
day season. Remove skin from
pears; core and quarter them. Ar
range layers in bean pot Tor deep
casserole). Cover each layer gen.
erously with corn syrup, sprinkling
generously with chopped nuts (pe-
cans, almonds, Brazils) and spice
cinnamon, nutmeg or allspice)
Cover pears with sweet cider. Bake
uncovered, in oven at 300 F. for 2
hours.
Ginger Waffies
At supper, this same friend serves
ginger waffies with a fruit sauce
that is something. She uses a pre-
pared gingerbread mix, and then
pours the batter into hot waffle
iron for the usual baking. The waf-
fles are topped with q sauce made
by cooking together sliced apples
and diced plums.
And here's another good idea for
prepared gingerbread mix. Follow
package directions, then pour bat
ter into tiny cup-cake pans. Bake
in moderate oven 1850 F.) 20 min.
Split crosswise; spread with soft
ened peanut butter, then roll, while
still warm, in confectioners' sugar.
It is such novel little goodies as
these that add extra delight to the
holiday season and aren't costly or
oyer-rich fare.