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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS. alterations. and attic
undermining; cabinets and kitchen
planning; painting, paper hanging,
floor sanding, recreation rooms: FHA
plan. AsKEW's HOME SERVICE;
ADDITIoNS. remodeIing home I'M
provements. planning. eslmating
service Virginia only OLD poMIN-
ASPHALT TILE, LINoLEUM. euaran-
SOUTHERN FLOOR COVERING CO.
BRICkLAYING, fireplaces, chimneys.
walls and walks; built and repaired
CARPENTRY : Enclosures. porches,
Work guaranteed. R. E. oRME. Call
LU, 1179 or II. 1886. .
CEMENT WORK. stone walls flag
stone Vaky Dorcbes ffe
retaining walls. pipe drainage. All
kinds Of waterprooflng. F. MAR
GUCcIo. R9uts ;; HorneTs Ian.tni,;a asgs lsps'
CONCRETE, cement work. footing,
porches. steps, driveways. basement
floors, retaining walls. old and new
rTSdr T2fk C. asIaet GALEA aavsS5ed AT as9e 9 chan
INK: ali posts Sci in concrete:
s2a. S9a PT6lee ssji ~ KAIsER g{sS ENGINEER
rFSdEoGaivsni2ad 1SG coei A1 2si'' chain link; all
posts set in concrete; immediate
erection; no money down, SO months
to pav Call Ii. 2143. 81
FENCES, all types. galvanized mate
Bit RITE FENCE CO. ST. 1000,
BLACKSTONE. a specialty-All kinds
of stone and cement work done;
porches, terraces, walks; steps rhFIs flTe
waterproofng and drainage. tiles.
Phone Gaithersburg 727. ANGELO
MARcUCc1o :#2s Diamond ave-
Gai,hersbHpggv; pv,cs Maryla9d; yo,n1n, NJ, m.
best laying. sanding, finishing:
Saishes SSiesflns' 0fTLoeSiIiNfG FLooRiNG coNTRAc.
TORS; NC. 1872 Wisconsin ave
HONE HG y IMPROVEMENTS. additions,
msfes aisfes'ieaii caii sUBURsAS MI REMoDEL-
only Ewes. DE. 69o5 or UN. 7o90.
HOME REMoDELING. additions. at
tics. and rec. rooms. Kit; planning
caoinsts and ap2l pI1R Ts1l tile cnMsT 5T5eeF
nToGbEENrzTsG n aS anss ano ana soas cellar
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
INC CO 1908 Eye st NV
VENETIAN BLINDS, measured to fit
and installed Flexalume Stats. "A
quality tapes. Factory prices, free
estimates Call the factory, UN.
222ll., BARRON MANUFACTURE
sIDING-All types; make that home
look new again. no money down, 80
months to pay. Call II. 800. 81
ATTENTION., HOME OWNERS. 1t is
not too early to screen your porch;
no need waiting for the flies. All
Kinds of repairs and remodeling w
D TAYLOR, Sligo 3a42
BYATTSVILLE CONTRACTING co.
Painting, papering, interior decor
ating; all work guaranteed; terms.
Free estimates Phone WA. S4S6.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

SPACIOUS RIM. for couple or . girls
kit. and dinette privil. in apart
ment of empl. Govt. lady. no other
roomers Vic. of ] 5th and Belmont
NV. AD 3aOS after 8 pm. -
174O QUE ST, nr. Dupont Circle
In pvt. home, extra large single;
senipvt. bath, share with l other.
dbl. closets, refined. quiet, perma-
nent guest only. S45. MI. s999.
LARGE NICELY FURN. double room.
1853 EUCLID ST.-For ladies, extra
lge. front rm., twin beds. inner
spring mattress. very lge, closet,
excel. transp., laundry privil., pvt.
home, $50 double, $40 single. co.
a1I0 ONTARIO RID. NV. Near 18th
and Columbia rd., splendid rm., twin
beds. near bath. .-3l
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. opposite Rock
Creek Park. very lge.; bed-liv. rm;
8 exposures. 4 closets. Wo. 11@9'
LOVELY LARGE ROOM. cony. stores,
movies, crosstown bus, 20 mins !.
large closet unlim. phone. Wo.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING DETROIT. April 1st (bet,
6:;}0-1::i0 pm.J; take 3 or 4. Call
WA. 1868. Thurs. 6-S . NJ. only. 81
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA-Wls
woman companion, competent driver,
alternate driving; refs. EN-. 9"O4.
81.
GOVT. EMPLOYE. driving to Mime
sofa. April | or -: can take 3. Phone
CHI 0na0 between 6-S pm.
LADY with luggage. pay Sl2 auto.
tranSp.. N Y. c.. Friday or Satur-
day MRS. GODDARD. North 5334
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PIANOS

Kimball, Americas greatest piano
value, style. tone; moderate price;
Our Kimball pianos do not retail
for less than $500. Compare our
pianos with any cheaper pianos.
You be the judge and jury. Tents
are cheaper than houses. Convenient
terms may be arranged. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., 110S @ st. NV, DI.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

= Professional mer.
cents day you can have complete
mail and phone service by compe-
tent. experienced secretaries. Make
our address and telephone number
yours Room 302, l424 4 st. NV.
RE O616
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PAIR OF MATCHED BLACK MARES,
and 5 years old. quiet and well
broken. 4427 Potomac ave. George
town. OK. 37S9.
PAIR OF MULES. 5 and years old
well broken. work single or double
4421 Potomac ave. Georgetown,
OK. 37S9.
WHITE PERCHERON work mare,
ideal for garden blowing or gen.
eral farm, gentle; children can ride.
Call before 9 or after 4:30. FA.
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PIANOS

Two thoroughly reconditioned apart
ment uprights in excellent conai,
ton. To the one looking for a good
toned instrument at reasonable
price, these pianos cannot be dupll-
Gated. Convenient terms. CAMP
BELL MUSIC co" 11os G st. NV
III Gd61 y
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC icont. }

WOMAN, colored, wants ironing by
hr. or day. Ii. 675s.
WOMAN, colored, desires days work,
Mon through Thurs. Michigan 0471,.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work
for part time. 9-3 pm. Administer
S597
WOMAN, colored, wants work by day;
also l for g.h.w.; good ref. NO.
$3.50
WOMAN. colored. desires part-time or
days work; good references. Tele-
phone Columbia 51O9.
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GARDEN TRACTORS, IA, 2Ia, 3. 5
famous makes. MALONEY's. INC,
Sl26 Ga. ave, Sill Spring, SH. $3.50.
SMALL GARDEN SEED BEDS pre-
pared; for estimates. GIL; 1870, or
write P. o. 5s54' Bethesda IA, Nd \
BOYLE TREE SURGERY for re-
lawns. sH. $3.50; or RA. 1878
ckEIpiNG iti1i H> pHLox. s. a bushel S Willie
JOHN BuRDoFT, colesville: Nd,
r. F. D. No. :, Box B. Silver Spring,
Md Cali Ashton, Md 3S46.
RICH SOIL and manure for sale; rea-
sonably priced. HI. 4733, + am. to
pm; We deliver. -3l
MANURE, well rotted, no straw, Ss
yd., q! bushels. CHI. 9O13.
COW MANURE, we'll rotted. $3.50 per
per 5 bushels, delivered. WA. 1898.
TOP SOIL, fill dirt, sand, manure,
bluestone road gravel and sod. First
call SH 5l1O, then FIR. 557S A
LANDSCAPED SERVICE, evergreens,
lawn seeding, spraying and pruning.
N. o. SHIFFLETT. successor to C.
S. Shitiett, OR 4572; after 6 pm.
EN-. 9031. 3713 Macomb st. NV.
81
FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces. fire.
places, rock gardens, fishponds, re-
tanning walls. pipe drainage, all
kinds of cement work. F. MAR
CUCCIO. Route 5. Horners lane,
Rockville, Md Phone Rockville 35SS.
RoToTILLER sales and service.
Seidelhuber 4-ln-l rotary tiller,
Choremaster and Jacques tractors.
Lover prices. free demonstration.
5000 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va.
HARDY AZALEAS. plant now; all COL
ors and sizes, well budded; whole
sale and retail. 251O 18th st. ne.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. giant ever
bearing gems; plenty of berries this
year; SIS per hundred prepaid; all
others not everbearing. 81 per hum
dred. JOHN BURDOFT, ColeSville,
Md, r. F. D. No. ,. Box B. Silver
Spring. Md. Call Ashton, Md, 3S46.
GARDENS PLOWED and narrowed:
quick service; low standard rates;
go anywhere. Call WI. O695. 81
TREES REMOVED
Prompt and efficient service fully in
Sured Call FRED ALLEN after
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AVIATION

LUSCOMBE SILVAIRE, factory spe-
cial. cleanest around. brand-new
battery. Make an offer. HI. 4O94.
FOR SALE 1916 Cessna. model 14O,
metal top; Just relicensed; will sac
rifice for $1,000. UN. 201s. -6
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BUSINESS OPP. (cont, }

$4,000 or best reasonable offer be-
:Sre April /; sent. $40 per month.
AfTEscSiya RhGas S1iyG FLO Flower sHop&co,- Hopslc:
ored ourishtns business 1.sH in fast ss
Call weekdays before 6 pm. Ho.
GROCERY with living quarters; $3.50
lease ST. 1411. 81
MODERN sELFsERvICE GROCERY.
Georgetown; $1,000 weekly; bar.
v ain Go1,IPHFn GalI pWMER NAP AR s3gl s4aNn H It,
Gseaf5 Gsen5ss M'Tkst AT ssss eisS very low m Price
FOR RENT - Several we'll located
stores (some with fxtures). one may
suit your business. MA. 1889. 8"
EXCELLENT 1st-trust loan desired
mo, on a detaehed brick 4-family
or SH. 7446. Il
GROCERY. BEER; $1,000 weekly;
mixed trade; modern fixtures. large
store: long lease; short hours. closed
Sundays: nice apartment. Schwartz,
with SE1GH, Elk. 2501, ia. 0256.
/. DELIC., light lunch, beer: excel.
equip. dlR SOQa lOuu.' ucAL W
thea and radio sta. bus; $500
wk.; ample space for improv.; near
Alex: reas. price and lease.
.. Delic., vic. 18th and r SITS. NV:
well stocked; oper. fine bus; price
reas. and long lease; owner tired
Call MR.. ASHA, NO. 1894, and
ewes. ia. 7l75. l.
Alex. H'd'qtrs. for Bus. Opp.
Food and beer business. on Richmond
hwy. Excellent location. Full price
GOOD grocery store; in nice residen-
tial section; $1,000 per wk. Full
Restaurant business. Modern equip
ment. Good location. Low rent.
Opportunity for some couple to make
real money.
Produce business. Good lease Low
rent. Opportunity for experienced
man to get a start. Full price,
Al BAKER g. SONS, INC, Realtors.
116 s.. ST Asaph St. Alex. Va
Open g to 8. Phone TIE. 7343,
Have You a Liquor Lie? I?
Vacant corner store: near new tele-
phone bids. ne. investment from
property with your store rent free
ST O451 GE hD30
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FALKsToNE COURTS. 14o1 Fairmons
st. NV. Apt. 317-Lge.. lovely cor.
front rm.. nicely furn.; best transp.
SINGLE ROOM, Sc; double, . beds.
So ca; no other room! roomers; u.n-
s14a limited 1ssh ph0ns s1 EX N:w@aice 229s clean
rooms, Single, double and triple.
5ss2 MACARTHUR BLvD.-Restful
front rm,, adj. bath; bus at door;
pvt. entrance to floor $50 mo. EN-.
sIf2ING ir2i ROOM, bedrms.. pvt.
bath. foyer with elec. refgr.; nico
for 2 3512 Mass ave NV, n;w ,o,hl Ml 81
Mr. DuPosf GSeIE rens room Ss' sempss ssrh
H.t,,: eentiie gentleman, 81
LOVELY front master bedrm., y tiled
bath, also adj. tiled tub and shower.
Fine NV. location; excel; transp;; a,,:
Some Sesi kit. privils. and laundry serv-
Ice can De arranged; uni. phone
SUITE FOR GENTLEMAN-4536 Ma.
comb st. nwWssS1 naysroosSng wing 1dVsp peeam earden
private bath and shower. liv. room
with fireplace. attractively furn:.
daily maid service; large modern
chEistian h,,ads h8%e; gM sset s9e4 private phone
s1e9 9e!'G1s; n sT. wv .W.SIsrse double room.
: nicely furnished: next bath, Couple
= room @ for young man in lovely home;
congenial atmosphere. IA. 9512; 4
LARGE front bedroom. in private
home: no other roomers kitchen
and laundry privileges if necessary.
IA OF" after & pm. 81
35oO JENTFER ST. NV. ! block
of Conn. ave-; master bedrm.,
twin beds. pvt bathrm. with show.
negTfpoNT eT CIRCLE, 1745 Que st. NV.
Lovely twin-bed rm.. newly deco.
rated; End A. front; running water'
1740 p sT. NV. THE Churchill
Clean double rms. running Wate5' Waass5'
maid service; $40 UP Wk. NJ. sepo'
IContinued on Next Page.
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$500 DOWN

Grocer, 34O0 P st. NV; newly dec.
new stock; Broom apt. included
Lady owner. i'll. must sell this week
Perfect for couple. NO. 1890 81
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PIANOS

Steinway. We have style X Stein
way upright in very fine eondition;
see our display Of new steinway
console pianos. CAMPBELL MUSIC
Co. 11OS g st. NV. Dl. S464.
Washington's exclusive StelnWay
Icolar
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CRIES. MATTRESSES. strollers. play
pens high chairs, youth beds, etc
Free delivery: CH1LDRENS CEN
TER, INC 1907 Center Plaza. Fair
linoton. OV, 1900
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FARM AND GARDEN

Bunk Bed and Refrigerator
Domestic. Call SH. 1916.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SEASONED SPLIT OAK, fireplace
and stove wood. SIS a cord; $40,
"a cord. delivered. TO. 5163. d
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EOR RENT OR SALE

washing MACHINES: air
conditioners, fans, dehumldlners'
Often it's better to rent than buy;
Good rebuilt and fully guar; used
equipment for sale: DISTRICT
ELEC. CO. 5023 Wis. ave. NV.
WO 1902 -ol
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TREES REMOVED
Prompt and efficient service fully in
sured. Call FRED ALLEN after
pm, WO. 5000.
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BRICKS, face and common. one or
million; immediate delivery. Call
| MA 5SS5, ALASKA COAL d BRICK
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$1,000 DOWN

Roomg. Apis, $3.50 Down
% Ink. 3 baths. 500 rent; oil
heat: 1900 block of N st. NV. In
come quoted. S326 mo, run by
manager. Asking $1,000, should sell
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PIANOS-Before you buy any piano.
new or used. be sure and visit our
on nationally advertised standard
makes. Cash or terms. THE PIANO
MART, .1O15 eth st. NV. ST. $500.
tJust above the library.) Il
right. in good condition, $175: dne
for beginner. You can save $500
on apt.-siZe spinet. floor sample at
1895 Many good buys available II
you see us promptly. Budget terms.
PLASTER BOARD and plastering ma
terials, new, 4xS sheets, ST "A;
other sizes proportionately priced,
lower in quantities. ACE WRECK
ING & BUILDING MATERIAL CO.,
RADIO. $3.50 Emerson Console COM
blnation, $50. ME. 2646, ia. 0967.
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MIscELLANEoUs-sAlE(con ,

BOX SPRING. double bed size. new.
never used, $50. Call OV. 1853.
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UTE. Junior, curly
t table pad included
I. 6916 after + pm
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Have You a Liquor Lie. ?
Vacant corner store: near new tele-
phone bids, ne; investment from
property with your store rent free
ST. Q4Al GE hn2Q Z
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IHurry.ub Meal

It's easy to whip up a splendid
imitation of that famous French
soup, Petite Marmite" from a
collection of canned ingredients.
Wonderful solution for the hurry
up meal.
Open up a can of onion soup,
and 2 cans of condensed vege-
table soup. Pour the contents Of
all three into a kettle. and toss
in a couple of bouillon cubes, or
a good shot of beef extract. Bring
the mixture to the boiling point,
then simmer for 80 minutes or so.
Just before serving, bring the soup
up again to the boil, and pour it
quickly into soup plates, or best of
all, earthenware soup bowls, If you
have them.
If soup plates are used, sprinkle
a few croutons on top of each.
with a light dusting of Parmesan
cheese. If you use the bowls, top
the soup with a rather chunky
slice of French bread, or hard
roll, sprinkle with cheese. and
place in a hot oven until the
cheese is toasted.
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Comes the first morning of
school and the scramble" starts
again. Shouts Of Hey, MON,
where are my school shoes?" or
Gee whiz, 7 can't find my blue
sweater" will probably interrupt
mothers breakfast-getting.
But, in spite of all the hustle
and hustle connected with launch
ing families on their daily routine,
nutrition wise mothers know how
important it is for both adults
and children to have good nourish-
ing breakfasts. so they manage to
whip up the kind Of filling fare
that1l give everybody a good
foundation for the days work. One
of our stand-bys for hurry-up
breakfasts is fully-prepared muffin
mix Gust add water. mix and
bake).
When yummy surprise mullins
appear on the table nobody even
thinks of skimping on breakfast.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
By Josephine Lowmon

Once upon a time when we men
toned a lady's figure we really
meant her stays. Today when we
speak of her silhouette we mean
what we say!
Today a Woman'S figure Is de-
pendent upon good posture, lovely
muscle contour and correct and
beautifully distributed weight.
Gone are the days when she could
cover up figure faults with heavy
boning and yards of material, un-
able to bend and barely able to
breathe-and still be considered
attractive.
Foundation garments have fol-
lowed this trend. Even though a
woman's figure is good she still
feels the need of a girdle at times.
A good foundation is a necessity
when wearing some of the closely
nodded clothes of today. They are
often advised for health reasons
and most women wear some kind
of a girdle some of the time.
With the idea that many women
do not realize what a great selec-
ton is possible today, I am writing
about the figure and foundation
items. Don't keep on wearing the
same style you have always worn,
even If it is good, without looking
about to see what is available. So
many new things have arrived on
the scene and your figure may
have changed, too.
Generally speaking there are
four basic figures, so far as under
garments are concerned: Junior
misses, average and full.
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Recipe Roundup

Now mix together the rest Of
the flour with six eggs, u pound
of margarine or butter, l teaspoon
salt, and l teaspoon sugar. Knead
we'll together, and add a little
milk, perhaps u a cup. then stir
in the -four and yeast paste. Let
it rise until it is light, and then
punch it down like bread, putting
it in a cool place until you are
ready to use it.
Then cut and shape into buns
and place on a creased baking
sheet. Let rise, then make cuts
over the surface, brush the tops
with beaten egg, and bake in a
hot oven until a light golden color.
These are at their best when
served hot,
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Why Grow Old?
Facts and Figures

Junior is the immature figure
Breasts are high and small; waist
is slim and hips are narrow. The
bandeau type bra and the pantie
girdle are usually the best items
for this figure.
The misses figure is a little more
developed than the Junior figure
but not yet mature. This young
woman likes the pantie girdle OF
one of the very light mesh elastic
ones. The bandeau bra probably
should give way to one which gives
more support to the bust.
The average figure is the mature
figure. This woman usually needs
a regular girdle, a brassiere which
gives adequate support for office
or daytime. She, too, likes the
pantie girdle for sports, and will
want an all-in-one foundation for
evening wear or she may prefer
girdle and a long line bra.
The full figure requires gar
ments which give splendid control
and support. The girdle may re-
quire some light boning. Many
of the all-in-one foundations are
strapless. The larger woman will
do best to buy one with straps
but one which is cut low in the
back.
If you want to strike at the real
figure trouble and wish to molo
your figure to happier proportions
send a stamped self-addressed
envelope with your request fol
Ileaflet No. 10 Perfect Daily
Routine for Women" Address
Josephine Lowman in care of The
Evening Star. -
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New Classes Bow at W

backgrounds, will be included.
Mrs. Herbert A. Greger, who
studied at the O'Hara School of
Flower Arrangement in Tokyo,
Japan, will teach the course. The
popular course in speed reading
for adults, to enable them to read
with greater comprehension and
speed, again will be taught by
Mrs. Rosemary Dengler Plumb
The Workshop, designed to aid
personal improvement, is on the
roster, too, offered by Hester
Calvin and Hester Beall Proven
son. The handy woman course
that teaches simple plumbing, re-
pairing of appliances and so forth,
is being taught again by How
ard Ennes.
Registration for the classes
begins tomorrow. The YWCA can
furnish further data on the time
at which the various classes will
be held.
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Fur Trimmed Coots, 3rd Fl.

5Reg. $500 & 59.95 Muskrat or
Mouton Trims, all-wool fabrics,
black or green; sizes 10, IL, IA, S23
1Reg. 1895 Persian, Muskrat,
Bombay Lamb Trims, all-wool fab
RIGS, blue and green, sizes II, IL, IS,
$47
Toppers, 3rd Fl.
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Lunch Box Salad

Some salads carry better than
others in lunch boxes. Finely
shredded cabbage, coarsely grated
carrot, wedges of ripe olives and
a speck of grated onion mixed
together with a mayonnaise dress
ing will retain its freshness sew
eral hours. 1t is popular with
the young school crowd and helps
give them a well-balanced lunch
away from home.
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Bri0che

A brioche is a lovely thing
and fine change from the usual
coffee ring, pancakes or waff1es
that seem to have usurped the
spotlight for our Sunday morn
ing breakfasts. A sweet bread,
much liked by the French, it takes
kindly to the use of jams and
marmalades, and saves your but
ter supply for other things.
It is best made with pastry
flour. Use l pound of flour in
all. Take l cup flour and mix
in u yeast cake. thinned out in
warm water, to make paste.
Make three or four cuts in the
top of the paste, and put it to
rise in warm place until it has
doubled in size.
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Surprise Muffins

And these mullins are as quick
and easy to make as they are
delicious. Just prepare batter ac-
cording to simple directions on
the box and drop a scant teaspoon
full of jam, jelly or cheese on
each muffin before baking. And
there, in a matter of minutes
you'll have luscious mullins that'll
convince your family their MON
is the best cook in town.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
MONDAY 5, l949

teaspoon dry mustard. salt and
pepper. Add 2 hard cooked eggs,
peeled and sliced, about 8 sweet
gherkins cut in pieces. and half q
green pepper chopped fine. Beat
through, and fill corned beef
Sandwiches"
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Finger Foods

Crisp raw carrot sticks and rad
ishes and ripe olives are finger
foods that children like to find in
their school lunch boxes. If the
vegetables are thoroughly chilled
first and then wrapped in waxed
paper they will remain crisp un-
til luncheon. The large" or "ex-
ira large" ripe olives are good sizes
as well as good buys for this pur-
pose.
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Tasty. Dish

1 lStv' D1Sn
Try serving corned beef hash
with egg and pickle sauce. Chill
the hash, then open both ends OF
the cans and push the contents
out whole. Each each canful into
6 slices. Put q little lard in a
skillet and fry the slices, browning
we'll on both sides. Now put the
two slices together like a sand
wich, with plenty of the sauce
between.
To make the sauce, melt table,
spoons butter or margarine in the
top Of a double boiler. blend in 4
tablespoons Of flour. and stir in !
cup evaporated milk mixed with
l cup of water. Stir until thick
ened, and then season with a tea
spoon of Worcestershire sauce.
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AS many as 100000 young musk
deer have been killed in a year in
Tibet so that the glands may be
used ih the making of perfume.
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Foundations,

21o-Reg. $1.50 and ESQ Bras, nude, white
or blue, 80 to 3S S---------------- =, VIC
21-Ree. $50 to 500 Girdles and Garter
BELTS, lightweight, side hook, talon faS-
tener, sizes 2s to 20 - ssc
12o-Reg. 7.95 to 1895 Girdles, famous
makes, heavy and light boring, sizes 26 TO
Beochweor, lst II.
2o-Res. 3.9s to 5.9S Stacks and Pedal
Pushers, assorted colors and sizes 1.9S
2O-Reg. zoo & 500 Halters, midrin style,
prints and solids -------:-- -@------ SSc
24-Reg. 1888 to 1898 Swim Suits, famous
makes, in one and two piece styles, as
sorted colors; sizes 80 to 38---------4.SS
Evening star., 1949-09-05

5S-Rex. 1.9S to 4.9S Felt Hats and
Berets, all new styles, brown, navy,
black, green, coffee---2 for LILO
50-Reg. 4.9S to sos Brand New
Fur Felt Hats, bonnets, cloches, sail
ors, etc., black, brown, navy, cof1ee,
white, green LII
62-Reg. 1.9S Summer Hats. white,
assorted styles s-----------------lS
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-28
Tickets Will Greet Arrival Of Ship At Seattle

SEATTLE, R)-Congress of h. dustrial organizations maritime unions have a welcoming commit tee of pickets all ready for the ar rival some time late this week of the steamer Asa Lothrop, from Norfolk, Va.
 The Lothrop, operated by the neWly-established Alaska Ship Lines, Inc, is destined for the Alaska trade.
 It's coming west with an AFL crew, thus heading into a jurisdic- tional dispute.
 The Maritime Engineers Benefi- cial Association, American Com munications Association, Marine Cooks and Stewards and Marine Firemen's union, all CIO. have jurisdiction over their depart ments on all Pacific Coast ships.
 Their representatives met late yesterday and agreed to picket the Lothrop on its arrival. Ii is ex- pected to berth in Tacoma, where loading is under jurisdiction of the AFL International Longshore- mems Association, while all other major West Coast ports are man. ned by the CIO International Longshoremen's and Warehouse men's Union.
 Joe Harris, business agent of the Marine Cooks and Stewards, said his union planned peaceful picketing, didn't want any trouble, and would notify Tacoma police and Gov. Arthur B. Langlie to that effect.
 The Lothrop has been delayed twice enroute, first at Balboa, C. 2, and later in a Mexican port for repairs.