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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

LARGE ONE-BEDROOM FLAT =
two bedroom apt. Box 372-Y, Star.
ONE BEDROOM. liv. rm., kit, bath
screened porch, completely pvt. and
furn. for l-bedrm.. apt. that will
allow pet. Prefer NV. or Va.
Phone or. 9514 after $50 pm
Exchange MY 4-RoOM bungalow
Sc. for bedroom apt. vicinity 18th
and Penn. ave. NV. Call HI. 1OSS.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

NAYLOR GARDENS-Choice 1-bed.
I'm. unit. 2 exposures, storage and
welcome; small cash down: S64:25
mo, includ. utils. DRURY REALTY
CORP, RE. 1133: eyes, TR. 2977.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Desirable l.
bedrm. apt; monthly rate, less than
rent. CO. 0T5S.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. to 7. and
by appt. Embassy Apis. 1913 Har-
ward St NV. Desirable apt. cont. 2
twin-size bedrms., 26-ft. liv. rm.,
large din rm.. mod kit. and dinette,
den. porches. 2 full baths, foyer
entr. and plenty of closets. This apt.
is designed for gracious living. Mr..
Morse, SH. $500. BROWN REALTY
CORP. Realtors. DU S55s. 81
FOUR RMS. AND BATH, light and
cheerful good NV. loc.:. Si3,5OO
or best offes. Ho. 1914 or Ho.
oNE BEDROOM. large liv. rm.. kit,
dinette and bath in brick bldg,
Ideal Sc. location, next to bus sop.
Down payment. $1,000 Total,
$3.50. To vet only. VI. S951.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
FIRST OFFERING

44Go L ~ = 1A
3O35 Oliver st. NV. tsee our sign
"a blk. so. of Nebraska and Utah
aves.). Sample home. in group OF
new Williamsburg-styled Colonial
center-hall homes. Liv. rm. tfirepl.)
opening onto partly bricked-up
screened porch, diversified din. rm.,
antique paneled den, superb kit
with elec. dishwasher,- powder rm.'
3 dble. bedrms.. 2 baths. lge.. addi-
tional rm. on fine Bird a.; picked
pine rec. rm.; &C. gas heat: gar:
Built to give you enduring pride of
ownership with fir lumber through
out Heavy Vermont slate roof.
Alumni. screening, redwood cutters
and many other construction fea-
lures that invite your critical in
spection. Open Sat. and Sun, 2
till z.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Owners, Realtors. Builders, 1900 Eye
st. NV, ME. 1850. -2l
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwess

OPEN SUNDAY. / TO DARK
Owner transferred. will sacrifice this
fine det. brick with 3 spacious bed
rooms and knotty-pine den; Eng
lish basement; facing Government
park. Priced at only $l2.650, with
low cash payment. To reach: Out
N. H. ave. IA mi. to Erskine ST.,
turn right l block to 18th ave. 60 2
blocks, see our sign.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th St. NV. Realtor. D1. 3346.
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SHOREHAM HOTEL SECTION-Co-
lonial hall entr., s-roo mbrick. 3
baths. gas h.-wh. garage. Inspect
at once. To see is to buy. Priced
right; easy terms
J. H. NICHOLSON, ST. 1000. .
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THE BROADMOOR

oVU1 SOllllCCtlCuG ave. IN w
Would you like to buy q
home of distinction in Wash.'s
outstanding cooperative apt.
bldg at price that is still
under any available, compar-
able home value. 1t is logical
to predict that values in this
property will constantly in
crease as it's desirability as q
co-operatively owned home
community of stable Wash.
families grows with the
spreading knowledge of it's
unexcelled features for fine
living in every respect.
Opportunities exist at pres
ent for the repurchase of
either I or 2 bedrm. home
at a slight increase over origi-
nal prices that were so attrac-
lively low that 40 homes were
sold the 1st day that the
property was opened for sale.
For more detailed informa-
tion and appt. to inspect.
EDMUND ]. FLYNN
Authority on Co-operative
Apt. Plan Since 1920
Wash. Bldg, RE. 1918
or PE 171Q
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW
OPEN TODAY | TO 7

81 Cleveland st. Put this
property first on your list to
see today. All-brick 4-bedrm.
Colonial on a corner lot lax
$50 with an abundance of
shrubs and fruit trees. Pan
eled sun room. garage. auto
matte heat; an ideal spot for
children at q price Of S22.950
on terms. This is an excellent
value. Directions: Out Coma.
ave. past Saul I'd. to Dresden
ST.. left on Dresden ] block to
Summit ave-. right on Summit
ave. / block to property.
EdW. H. Jones & Co., 1nt
WO. 1900.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

A fine extra large house Of imposing
appearance. suitable for pvt. or gov
ernmental residence. lodging house:
pvt. club, fraternity. pvt. hospital
or clinic. pvt. school. nonproflt
organization or for conversion into
apts; principals only, please call
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AoyIhs. PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING BY VET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
any time, Mr.. COOK, GL. 5137.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr. service. furniture; trunks and
baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. 03S6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across he country: safe storage Id
separate ~omS. expert packing,
Phone 10. O1O4. UNION STORAGE
co NC est 1909
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CRESTWOOD

CRESlWOOD
TX minutes from downtown. An ex-
ceptionally beautiful home at rea-
sopable price in this excellent regu-
lated NV. section. Especially desir-
able for the professional mans fam
iiy who entertains extensively. For
NAL Iiv. rms. with fireplace, large
din. rm., den with powder rni., all
elec. kit. 5 bedrms., baths, rec,
rm.: maids rm. and bath IN psmt;'
1st trust AZ. Mr.. Phifer, HI. S714.
PAUL P. STONE. Realtor, 1015 18th
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1861 Crescent Pl. NV.
UNUSUALLY ATTRAC. APT.-Lge
liv. rm, din. rm.. pantry. kit, .
bedrms., ! bath; peri cond.; delight
full outlook with southern exposure;
well priced with low monthly main
tenance to approved purchaser; pos
session Oct. /. Call Mr.. WySe, with
John R. De Sibour & Co.
Realtors. MI. $500; ewes, CO. a0s5.
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2-BEDRM. APIS.
OPEN sim o-6

4 I@N 1SAV'J q
In 1-yr old bldg, on AZ busline,
just l block from huge shopping
center. with theater: spacious rms,
sparkling mod. fixtures and i'm
maculately decorated, in modern
tones: priced S10.5O0. assume $500
trust at 40 and $7534 mo-, includ
operating over Anacostia Bridge
new So. Cap. St. Bridge, open Nov.
80, out. So. Cap. st. pkwy. to )
Stanton
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors, GE. 6O3l or RE, 1897
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BRIGHTWOOD
OPEN TODAY / TO DARK
70l5 sth st. n.w.-Beautiful brick
Diet. home. on nice corner lot 1st
floor, liv. rm. with fireplace. re-
ception hall, nice screened-in porch.
large library. din. rm., breakfast
nook and lge. kit; End floor, 4 bed
rms. and , baths; full bsmt.. with
oil INV. heat and "a bath; Lear
built-in garage; 2 blocks from
Walter Reed, close to schools. shop
ping and transp. Priced for quick
sale.
EDGAR L. WEBSTER
1902 Porter St. NV, OR. 500;
EYES. WO S244 -o1
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CHEVY CHASE
KTPKSIDE
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
3330 STUYVESANT PLACE

CHEVY CHASE, -. y.
1880 STUYVESANT PLACE
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 7
This detached 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
home has an 1S-by-1S paneled Ii.
brary with beautiful fireplace and
built in bookshelves. Built in 1910,
it is in immaculate cond. inside and
out, and close to bus. grade and pa
Iochial schools; Liv; -, Im. esan,r approx Ok
opens onto a huge screened porch ::
Ice. din. rm: and lovely Kit; with
? 'undant cabinet Space, 3rd moor
finished, insulated and heated; q
car built-in garage: We make the
assertion you will seldom come across
a finer constructed home: Priced
under S34 900. To reach: Out Conn;
ave. to Chevp Chase Circle, right
on Western ave. about 2 blks; to
Stuyvesant pl. and right to END OF
street and our open" sign.
]. A. McKEEVER CO., INC.
1914 X Ct NV ST $500
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BRIGHTWOOD

Detached brick home, on large cor
ner lot, center hall, 4 bedrooms, 2
baths, oil hot-water heat. built-in
garage; modern throughout; excel
lent condition. Priced low for quick
sale. Call Mr.. Northern, Sligo 1859,
with BEITZELL. DI. 3lOO.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO DARK
Detached brick Dutch Colonial, 8
lovely rooms with powder room and
garage; new. Put up your deposit
and move in. GI and FHA f1nanc-
ing; will trade. To reach: Out N.
H. ave u mi. to Erskin St. turn
right to 18th pl., turn right to 1877
Elson ST., see our sign.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. Realtor. DI, 3346.
brick near Bureau Of
Engraving; 4 bedrooms. dining room
and kit; convenient to stores,
transp., etc. Only 81, 200 down
payment and S75 month. Vacant,
so that you can move right in. ALL
white neighborhood. Call Mr.. Rich
ards. WO $685..
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
! 224 14th ST. NV. Realtor. DI. 3346.
American University Park
4433 Faraday pl. NV. Attractive
detached 6 large rms. ~ baths,
spacious living room with fireplace
and porch, full basement, INV. oil
heat, garage; excellent and conven-
lent location. Out River rd. to 45th
ST.. u block to Faraday pl.
S. A. YOUNG co.
MA 33S3 or WO QpS1 11s
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COLORED-0NLY $3.50 CASH and
you are the proud owner of a lovely
apt. on the hill Terms like rent.
HARRY LOPATIN, DI. 1850. al
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4025 Connecticut Avenue
Detached house, with apartment of 3
rooms and bath on LIST floor; 6 rooms
and 2 baths above. Lot, 40x130 1T.
property has future. Price,
S27;500. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
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BETHESDA-$15,950
This immac. det. brk on lge. level
lot among the dogwood is q most at
tractive home: receipt. . hall. 20-ft
liv. rm., din. rm., powder rm., kit
and side screened porch; 2nd floor
3 bedrms.. bath with shower; oil
INV h.: excel. financing; owner leav-
ing city. See this today.
Billingsley g. SanderSon Co.
52l1 Wis ave. OR. 1925. once
open today 10 till 3.
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BETHESDA, SIB,UUU.
Within walking distance of public
and parochial schools. Two-s story
kitchen and screened living porch
on first floor. Three bedrooms and
tiled bath on second floor. Full
basement, oil a.-c. heat. Generous
level lot with flowers and lovely
shade trees. Should go FHA-Gl.
EARL T. WRIGHT, Realtor, WI. 6900
Sun and Eyes WI 6344
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OR RE. 1749
UNDERPRICED

OIVDIIVI IU10'O
At $500 on easy terms. Conv. ad-
dress on Harvard ST., Just off i 9Th
St; 1-bedrm. apt, Immediately
decorated Immed occupancy. To in
spect, call Mr.. Palmer.
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors, co. 6436 or RE. 1897.
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5246 Colorado Ave. NV.
ODen DailV. 9 to 6

Opt1l Daily, Z 20 o
Exceptionally substantial brick house
with thick walls, double set of steel
beam supports. Reception room,
lOX24 it. Very large living and
dining rooms, former with fireplace
Den, 10x16 IT. Ample kitchen with
large pantry. 6 bedrooms, . baths
2-car brick garage. Oil hot-water
heat. A handsome house among fine
places. near 18th St Available at
far less than replacement value and
on generous terms. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 1119 K st. NV.
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tunity. Possession as soon as pur-
chase is closed. Beautiful euthen-
tic Colonial WILLIAMSBURG det.
brick residence with slate roof. Lo-
Gated in a most attractive NV;
subdivision within the D. c.;
bedrms., 2 baths, 2 lavatories. gas
burning hot-water heating boiler:
including gear built-in garage.
owner must sell this lovely home;
it is priced to SELL We would like
to show it to you. E. QUINCY
SMITH. INC, Realtors, 141S H st.
NV Phone DI 9O57 -22
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Cont. }

GEORGETOWN-2-apt. house. with
3 rms and bath to each apt: live
in one and rent one. perhaps this
would solve your problem. Price,
$4,000 ROXANA B. DORAN,
Agent. AID. S9l2; week ends, MI.
Evening star., 1949-01-20

at Saleway that the very best way salute you
Mrs Homemaker is to keep you informed OF important price
reductions We feel that this information is valuable to
in planning your to fit your budget. Prices have
dropped quite number of important food and household
needs in the last three months To present this information
to you, we've chared many of these items could,
showing what you three months ago at Safe
way what they cost you today and just how much the
Evening star., 1949-01-20

Prices effective until close Of business Satur.
day, January az, 1s4s in the Washington,
D. c. Trading Area only. Produce prices are
subject to daily market changes. NO SALES
TO DEALERS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT
TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Items marked 60
sSe subject to Maryland Sales Tax.
Evening star., 1949-01-20
These Reductions Occurred During the Last Three Months

ductions amount to- Some of the reductions are large while
others seem small but each has definite effect in
ducing your budget It's Sideways policy to pass along
quickly possible any savings make from our efficient
way doing Price reductions such these
that your food dollar farther at saeway and that it will
pay you day and day out to do all food shopping at
Safeway right in your neghborhood
Evening star., 1949-09-21
'5-Day Week Pushed
For District Firemen

A speed-up in the adoption of
% five-day. 60-hour work week
for District flremen is being
pushed by Senator Hill, Demo-
crat. Of Alabama, in charge of
city appropriations in the Senate.
If all goes well. the shorter work
week will go into effect about
the end Of next June, instead OF
sometime early in 1851. under
present plans.
Congress already has author
lied the shortened work week,
under an act passed last year,
but because city's financial pros
|pectssM that time were dim, the
effective date was made 180 days
after necessary funds were
granted.
With the new sales tax, Sen
ator Hill said last night he thinks
ample funds should be available.
Fire Department officials esti-
mate the shortened week will
cost $721 ,889 and require the hir-
ing of POI additional men.
The matter is to be considered
at the Commissioners budget
hearings beginning next Wednes-
day. it was said.
1t came up yesterday during
the citizens clinic conducted by
Chairman Nicely Of the Senate
District Committee.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
YuIe Tree Sale Permits
To Cost $40 This Year

Permits to sell Christmas trees
on public space will cost $40 this
year, SO more than last year.
I Denver w. Warnock, acting
superintendent of permits, recon-
mended the increase on grounds
the permit fee shoul offset the
cost to the District of approval
and issuance of permits and in
spection and enforcement of the
regulations by the Police Depart
ment.
Mr.. Warnock said the cost Of
issuing permits last year, when
100 were taken out. was about
$500, with an estimated addition
al $500 expense for enforcement
by the Police Department.
He pointed out that in compar-
able use of public space for con-
Quoting a business, vendors Ii
censes cost $12 and street photo
graphers' licenses cost $25.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Deaths Reported

(From the d. c. Bureau OF Vital Statistics.
Eleanor Gibson, "a. 907 Monroe st. NV
Clara kinsmsn, 81. Elmira, N. Y.
Margaret Kenney, 3d., 4912 Arkansai
cordeiia Wells, 7s,. eeeo goth St. NV.
Edward Brady, "a, 3O1S o st. NV.
Arthur Shuman, 70. 929 New York ave
W.
Beulah Krause, II. $3.50 Upton st. NV.
Herman Renner. 6S, 41O Cedar st. NV.
William Hammer. 81, 1925 7th st. NV.
John Foy: 81. i41s Decatur St. NV;
Willard Shipley 81. 1349 Kenyon st. n W
Amos Lunceford, so, 733 9th st. NV.
Eva Futrovsky, 43, l240 Morse st. ne.
Mary Ciuffreda, 80, 1884 Pleasant Ut. Sc
Bessie Tenorio, 10. 1907 c st, S.e. 2
Maurice Purdy, infant, address not Siven
Isaac Butler, So 925 end st. s.w.
Edward Jones. 70. 2726 Sherman ave. n W
Ella Branoford. 70, $500 9th st. NV.
Essie Crudah, "a, 1890 9th st. NV
Ernest wilkinson, So. 4222 14th st. NV
Anna Small. 56, 1410 9Th st. NV.
Jacob Thompson. 46 4S42 Jay st. ne.
Samuel Young, 43, 729 4th st. NV.
Florence Rifles. AZ, S05 N ST. NV.
Francis Lee, SO, 1907 1th st. NV.
Leroy Kelly. 80, 436 Eye St NV.
Michael Robinson, infant. 5221 Call pl. sc
Douglas Ross. infant, 497 l. st. s.w.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
Maj. Hess Gets MATS Post

Maj. Ulysses w. Hess, 38. of
Villa Grove, ILL.,, has been appoint
ed chief of the Civilian Personnel
Division of the Military Air Trans
port Service Headquarters at
Andrews Air Force Base. He is
a graduate of the Civilian Per-
sonnel School here.
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Evening star., 1949-12-25

ter's marriage, a French woman.
wise in the ways Of living, passed
along this secret Of charm: RE
member, petite. to find some way
to stay happy! For when you are
sad you grow plain: when you are
plain you grow bitter; when you
are bitter then you are very dis
agreeable: and a disagreeable
woman has nothing-neither
friends, love nor contentment."
The way to attain happiness is
apparent to all of us today. We
need Christmas each year to re-
mind us of the powers Of good
will. Your good will in relation to
those around you is your greatest
reservoir not only Of beauty and
charm, but Of your enjoyment of
living. Today the proof Of this
secret of charm is all around you
and the mirror on your wall will
give you added evidence.
The Powers Girls at their homes
in every one Of the 48 States add
their very best wishes to mine for
a Merry Christmas!"
Evening star., 1949-12-25

spending Of your Christmas
bonus. On the left we've.
sketched two pastel sepo-
rotes. These wool jersey
offerings come in all the
new posteIs and in a num-
Der Of styles. Our center
suit is in. eobordine and
features a slightly gored
skirt. 1t comes in skipper
blue, red, toost, black and
in several posteIs. The jack
ct fits we'll and is quite ex-
pertly tailored. This type
Of suit is fine for wear now
and then os your first spring
outfit. Right: A tweed suit
with bot sleeves and a skirt
withsunpressed pIeots. The
finelywoven tweed hos a
ereenish, cost and is quite
lightweight. All items
sketehed are from O fine +
street shop stocking the
newest in sportsweor sePo-
rotes, suits and dresses.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
By John Robert Powers

The alchemy of good will is at
work today, performing its Won
ders. At no other time OF the
year do so many women look 50
beautiful as on Christmas.
There is luminous quality to
the luster in their eyes -. the
special smoothness to their skin,
which only tranquility can bring.
And even in repose, their lips
curve in that most beautiful Of all
lines, a smile.
There is a lit in their voices,
and a caressing thoughtfulness In
their words. Their heads are car
ried high, their countenances are
welcoming and open their steps
are light.
And all this beauty springs from
the good will in their hearts, the
good will they have tied into
silver-packaged and beribboned
packages, baked into cookies, and
sent out in Christmas messages to
all those who are in their thoughts
especially at this time Of year.
On the eve of her granddaugh.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
FAT-FREE RECIPES.

(Fron Mrs. B. p, ArlingtonJ
To Miss A. S., Washington: In
reply to your request for fat-free
gall bladder diet, I have a few
suggestions to make. having lived
for nearly two years on one.
First of all, be sure to boil all
meats, and it is most important to
select only ones your doctor rec
ommends. Mine said beef, liver
and veal. I bought round steak,
had the fat all removed and had 1t
ground. Or sirloin of beef or
porterhouse. We had beef Qean)
roasts, too, but it is necessary not
to use onions or other spices in
cooking. (Naturally, no gravy is
allowed.) In cooking veal, I usually
had it ground, also. and made pat
ties Of it. Then topped each patty,
after broiling one side, with one
slice of pineapple and a marsh
mallow. This is delicious. The
liver I never found as good a way
to cook as frying, but it is more
palatable if boiled in a small
amount of water, first, then
broiled with a little mineral oil
if doctor permits). OF course
fish of certain type is permissible
Il used trout, haddock, sole and
founder for variety. With these
1t is possible to make a salad for
summer If a mineral oil salad
dressing is used.
Your mother has undoubtedly
discovered that she needs more
sweet things to supplement her
diet. I ate quantities of graham
crackers and used them in count
less ways in cooking. With egg
whites they make a fair pie crust
into which package pudding fill
ing, made according to directions
may be placed. And marshmal-
lows, melted or whipped in a
blender with fruit Juice, ther
frozen, make . good substitute
for ice cream. With sponge cake
or angel foods as alternate des-
serts (and, Of course, fruits)
enough variety can be achieved tc
satisfy any one.
/ almost forgot to mention
chicken. For . fat-free diet, it il
one Of the simplest things to pre-.
pare. I broiled them, using frying
chickens. putting cooking oil or
every one else's serving but mine
To tell afterward which was fat.
free, I mark it with a toothpick
Roast chicken Is quite a treat, too
And there is even some mildly
favored prepared stuf1ing on the
market that can be mixed with
skim milk and egg, omitting but
ter, that will be a welcome change
As you undoubtedly know, va
riety is the hardest thing to
achieve. You will find, after q
while. that it is q good challenge
to your cooking ability and it
should be fun. With jello and
package puddings you will work
out some interesting new recipes
Of your own. Good luck to you!
GINGER NUTS? -
(Front Mrs. W. W. ", Washington }
Can any one give me a recipe
for ginger nuts (pecans)?
Evening star., 1949-12-25

you ordinarily would poss up
as q luxury.
Many women like to use
their Christmas checks to
buy clothing. Others often
odd the checks, to other
Gosh and get q clothing item
priced a little higher than
their budget would normally
allow.
Our sketched items may
give you some ideos in the
Evening star., 1949-12-25
In the News

Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Bender
are at home once again after hav-
ing spent last week end with Mrs.
Bender's parents in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. N. B. Aaronson was hostess
on Wednesday at her home at one
of q series of small luncheons
which she is giving this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss
are leaving today for Passa-G Grille,
Fla, where they will spend the
winter.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Readers C|eurinq House
JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES.

JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES.
From r. A. McC., WashingtonD
Answering the query from Mrs.
D. J. Washington in the RICH:
Jerusalem artichokes may be OBJ
tanned from the John A. Salzer
Seed Co.. La Crosse. Wis. They
should be kept in a flower pot or
imbedded in the ground, so as to
preserve them. They will not
keep on ice, but need to be in
the ground. They are frequently
recommended for diabetes be-
cause they carry sufficient insulin
to be easily assimilated and are
not habit-forming. They should
be cooked in patapar paper. so as
to preserve the juice. The juice
should be mixed with the bulk OF
the artichoke when it Is eaten,
after seasoning it to taste.
GLOxINIAS.
(From Mrs. J. D., Takon,a ParkJ
To Mrs. w. M. N, of Arlington
and Mrs. L. R. Y. of Gaithersburg:
I do not know much about gloxi-
MAS but have had them several
years and given leaves to num-
ber of people and from these
leaves bulbs were made. My
plants were usually Jacks beam
stalk, but some of these other
bulbs made beautiful fiat plants
and thick leaves. I planted a
bulb and gave the plant away
and it made three fiat sections full
of bloms, but I didn't see it bloom
but it was the most beautiful
plant ever. I don't believe 1t is in
the plant or bulb that makes the
fiat plants; anyway the mother
plant has made both tall and fiat
plants. I only have the pink
gloxinias but would appreciate
receiving other colors II any
NOVEL IDEA.
(Fron E. A. B., WnshtngtonD
For Mrs. j. T. p, Washington:
My mother has kept locks Of hair
from her first daughters baby
hair of so years ago down to the
last grandchild of 8. She keeps
them in envelopes in her encyclo-
pedia set. 1t is really fun to 20
through the volumes and compare
baby hair. =
Evening star., 1949-12-25

WISS DEW WEDIh :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Benedikt
of Chevy Chase announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Josephine, to Mr.. Gerhard Laue.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Laue
of Washington.
Miss Benedikt attends George
town University School of Nursing.
Evening star., 1949-12-25

A Christmas gift Of Gosh
Is olwoys welcome. With it
you can buy q number Of
things you've been wanting,
but Christmas gifts, bills to
be paid, have mode you q
little reIuctont to part with
what money may be already
on hand.
= A Christmas check Ieoves
you with little guilt and Of
fords you the chance to in
duige yourself in something