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UNITED sTATEs DISTINCT cousT
for the District Of Cuasuatls. nuaeins
PROBATE ceWTt Ne TESTS, AeHssa-
atrstisn ~ This j. 10 oiss Notice
os Columbia has ostasnsd from the
Probate Ceart ef the District ef Co
iumhsa. Letters TsstsHasntsry er the
estate Of Jcs~rh Lev. late ss tns
District Of calambfs. 6sesss*6 Al
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feesi Attest. TMKcRCMx Co1A-
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LEGAL NOTICES
csAs. ". ARTH. A,.sr~ss.

500 Aimee HuliAinf,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cUuHT
for the District Of Coiameis, Hol9~
Ing Probate Court No. I2soe. a.
minsstrstIen This 10 70 Owe NO
tlce That the spescT ibsr. OF tht
District OF Cotumhis has 0atAthsd
from the Probate Court OF tht Ds-
triet OF Columbia, Lettsrs TestsHesa-
tsry on the estate q John p Nc
Mahon, late OF the District Of Co
Wuhis, eecss sed All persons hsy.
ms claims assinst the detskssa
are hereby warned TO exhibit 81.
SAINT with The vouchers shsrvet
LEGALLY authenticated. 10 the SUB.
seriber. on or bsfors ths sth dsy Of
April Ap 1890. etherwiss they
may by iav De excluded from pill
benefit Of said estate Given under
my hand this sth day Of April nta
EDITH o. MCMAHON, 1889 cnlam.
bia I'd nv seal Attest; TH1Qe
DORE COGEwEI1.. Register OF wills
for The p1strtrt OF coiuts his, Clerk Of
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

gTUDEBAkER fe4l Commander 4-er
Don't EAmhie on q used car you
know nothing about. nry from crtgt-
nal owner Take sdvantaSe Of the
last two years: Will furnish receipts
for same: these include new motor
custom uoholSte-y work, pslntfng.
etc; thousands Of miles siit in this
car S525 or best offer 81. 1893,
II no answer call SH. 1881. ga
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Commander 4-dr
sedan. heater; miles and miles Of
aNo s0s f's4tai'n prise s4ss Buy is1' rom n nhs
MOTORS. silver Spring Packard
dealer. s2s Phila. ave, sH 1900.
sTUDEBsKER 1888 4-dr, sedan; mo-
or best offer UN o2s3, 1901 Chill
sTUpEBAxER I as Commander Resa!
de luxe 4-dr sedan. Land Cruiser
one-owner car; eiimatlEer. defroster
ovsrdrive, seat covers, hiilholder. d.
gray finish Scots, AP. O7oO. -c4
sTUDEBAkER 1913 Land Cruisher 4
dr.; fully equipped with r, and h,
overdriye, hll! holder and wv tires;
priced far below The actual value;
RxnY s2S MoToRs eSTsR PSn:h' me- L0coin. i0 oiy
Mercury dealers. 1909 Wis ave. OIL
900. Open Sun. II to 4. -e4
srCDEBAKER 1889 Commander A.
coor: r and h: in fsr-aoUSe- average
eond DF,se os i ssay , isT only saSs .a;n
Mercury dealers. 1909 Wis. ave. OIL,
400, Optn Sun. IL 10 4. IA
sTUDESAKER le4e Champion sedan
with overdrive, black hntsh. spot
lessly clean, $4,000 miles: one
owner: exesllsnt. Rsdnsed slo9 fer
ANGLE MoToRs. 1888 r. I. ave,
WILLIS 1917 Jeep. with power take
OF lift, governor and almost COM
plete set Of farm equipment. Jeep,
tip top equipment needs some re-
pairs. Ali or nothing at s1.1e5
Call Fairfax 6el-R. Also selling
truck. tractor and saw mill. "a
WuLYS yEEP l946 station wagon;
eyerdriye; $1,000 or best cash ofier
1888 CADILLAC sedan -------S160
1888 Dodge sedan ------- SS
1885 Plymouth sedan n-- e5
1910 Studebaker Champion sed. $50
1884 Chevrolet sedan 30
1885 Pontiac sedan IS
Others 10 choose from. JOHN o.
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PHriIr RoSENFEp,
ATTORNEY for Party aecursd
woodward Buii6ins-
2J.2s,2a,7T,aS
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TORS. NC. Lincoln Mercury deal
srs. 7sos wis; ave. oL- 74oo. opel
oIITDssiMoBn.s is41 +-dr. sedan: ,
town must sell; $3.50 or best ot.er
oLbsMoBiLE MOBILE 1889 convertible epe.
radio, heater; $3.50 or best ef1ei
rAekARp ani ISS': 1s41 club eDe.: 40 eng
hseas hf aRS work. :ess s4se sove5 g. sSSs $685.
PACKARD 1a41 clipper; oris. owner
low mileage; compl. overhauled. ab
solutely 1st class condition. nes
tires. etc: Ss95. act quickly. NA
1888 bet; a-l2 noon; Sun. MI. $500
PACKARD zeit its is4s y eVcni Clipper 4-dr.: iun,
this buy cannot be beat: S1,393
S465 down. ROYAL MOTORS
Packard. Is Kennedy st. NV. To
5000; open eyes, -2S
wsHo4EsAIERs. v ,HE e e me-. ser ias1 rs 4S hiaa
PACKARD 1915 Clipper go sedan
formerly owned by Army ofneer; ha'
tone t. n 6Se Ssesarss and srss sa nss nfss
down. TRIAN0LE MOTORS. l33s
r / ave. ne, CO, oss2. "a
PACKARD le47 clipper .6''; oyer
drive, r. and h.; $500 actual miles
Beautifully clean; l owner; $l.676
Inquire at desk. 144o r. ]. ave. nv
PACKARD at sf'' ,s4o s-cyl. 4-dr. sedan
excel. cond.,. new paint. new sea
covers; privately owned: s5T5. Mr.
pRSSksRn Rrkak "a 1a4s c1,pper sedan
equipped: nne cond.: s7a5; pay
WHOLESALERS, NC, I131 Bls
densburs I'd. ne. Ii. $500. -
PACKARD 1910 sed.: equipped: I'M,
eond.; 1906; payments as lev 9.
NC. 1871 BfadensburE I'd. dne, ne,
PAcKAsD 1910 convertible 40"
r. and h.. fog. lights, new tires
fxeSSSARb is4s. ciaS .eaan;. 20 raj "a.
and heater: low. milease; s. $50
| Call daytime. UN. 737S. -25
PACKARD 1s42 sedanette no.;
and h., new seat covers and iol
fights; good cond.: $500. NO. 3sSs
PACKARD Ie4s sedan; 5000 miles
PACKARD 40 5-pass. s-eylindef eiu
coupe; pvt. owner; AL eond.' SSot
wo. sses. Ia
Evening star., 1949-05-13

@. II am confused and per-
picked In regard to my figure.
My friends tell me that ] have
. nice shape. but ! insist that 7
am too fat. So the obvious thing
to do is TO ask your opinion.
That's why I am writing 70 you.
I am II years old. 8 feet. 8 inches
tall. 7 weigh 100 pounds. My bust
measures 35 inches: waist. 20
inches. and hips, 36 inches. Please
take into consideration that am
rather large boned."
A. Your friends are right and
you are tempting the Gods. Hav-
ing been given such a lovely build.
you ask for more! Your weight
lis correct. Your proportions are
almost perfect-in fact much
more perfect than most human
beings.
And for those Of you who are
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CEDAR RAPIDS:
DARKENED KNTvES7
From MrS. D. c. H.
Tckoma PcykJ

Takonsa PeykJ
TO Mrs. 8. l.. Silver Spring.
who is asking for information
about Cedar Rapids. Iowa. I may
be able to help. her as Cedar
Rapids Is my home. In Iowa il is
considered Q large city. having a
population Of some 10000. LO-
Gated on the Cedar River In the
heart Of the rolling prairie. ii is
q farming community though not
dependent upon agriculture as the
city has many small and eight or
nine large manufacturing con-
Germs besides several good sized
businesses that process farm prod
ucts. The different concerns are
so varied that almost any trade or
skill can be used. Wages are sim
liar to those paid here. but some
Of the businesses are seasonal.
There are several large depart
ment stores and many small shops
located within walking distance
of each other. Three large stores
and some four or FIVE small neigh
borhood movies have complete COW
erage of all the latest products OF
Hollywood. The more popular
stage shows of Broadway are also
re-enacted. often with the original
cast. The several suburbs such as
Kenwood and Mound Farm have
local shopping centers.
The schools are good and not
too far distant. Coe College has
a lovely campus and is known for
its fine music department. The
State University with It's famous
medical center Ii at Iowa City,
some as miles south.
The living costs are similar to
d. c.. perhaps slightly lowtr.
Neighborhood self-service stores
offer the best grocery bargains.
especially the two which are local
ly owned. Though there are sew
eral beautiful furniture stores. the
best buys in furniture are in the
small shops. The department
stores are large and spacious. but
here, too, the small shops offer
more for the same amount Of
money.
As for housing 7 understand II
is not easy to find a place. but. Of
course, 1t CAN be done.
The climate Is decidedly colder
than D. c. During the winter
months. the thermometer hovers
around zero and below. Ice skat-
ing is the favorite sport in jan
uary and February. The city
maintains neighborhood skating
rinks. Winter unoficially departs
when the ice breaks and goes
down" the river. The bridges are
lined with people watching this
local event. Spring is wet and
July and August hot and dry. The
city maintains several beautiful
parks, one of which has q new
modern swimming pool. Several
very popular State parks are 10
Gated within 80 miles.
My set of hollow ground knives
with the trade mark Of the arrow
head have turned dark. No di-
rections were received with the
set SO any advice as to how to
keep them bright will be appreci-
ated.' Ordinary kitchen cleansers
won't do 1t. 3tf' sbnt tf.a
PLASTIC SEAT COVERS?
fFyom Mrs. J.E.L., fWdshfnetonJ
FF Would like TO hear some read |
ers' views on the new plastic seat
covers for furniture. Are they
substantial2 Cor living room
furniture.)
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
fFvr~s M-s NJ. n k. Saswwy

tFycs Ms ". n. X SasEwr
Sn~fmS8
Te the reader wAe SanseA sa-
painted Aewia and ether saeh axss~
cles for cecosAtsng II are ell
write TO the o. p Craft Ce. fne
Sandasky. Ohio. ies . eatAloxas.
! think sAe wlll be pleased WITH
what they have 10 ogges.
Fennsytsania Dutch beeais Pat.
terms we're offered IN the February
lsSsse o. American Home MAga-
zine for q small price.
Here is q eamment en gettanx
the hadxrs dewn. ccsally #
you're on q limited SALARY attn
income not engnins In mare than
twice a month True. IL is sood
TO buy In large quantities when
prices are los. but |! II makss yea
run short before the next pay dAs
then IL cannot be done. I always
thought ! xas smart In buying
things when marked for Is cents
or : for ~ cents. etc. but you can
Evening star., 1949-05-13

green Pepper and parsley with
mayonnsise and fli the center Of
the grapefruit with the mixture.
Garnish the top with the removed
grapefruit sections. neatly ar
ranged. Serve nice and cold.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
QUESTION or HOURS
SEsw~m - ~ w.shxm~#~... a

fkYCF& U. L. w asRsHs sE0N-s
Would like TO krcw whether ]
am expecting too much of my
maid. ! hire her for n fun day. -
but TO her that means from II in
the morning until Z Or earlier II
the afternoon. with time out for
lunch. Paying what the employ
naent agency asks for such wogk
for an eishs-hour day. ! wonder
who Is being imposed upon. ! or
the maid. How much work do you
ladies set when you hire fer q
half-day's work. Would I get
just rs much work II ! hired for a
hall q day as I do for O wholes
BRAIDED RUG CLIPS.
fFroH Mrs. c. r. p. Arltnston.I
For Mrs. w. B. B.. Vienna: I
have the small clips that fold the
strips for braided rugs. They can
be bought in washington at the
largest Of those dime To q dollar"
stores on r street.
Evening star., 1949-05-13

Shrimp and Grapefruit Salad
Here's a new idea for q most
Unusual shrimp salad.
Cut grapefruit In halves, core
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and loosen the sections from the
connecting membranes. Take out
every other section.
Marinate cooked cleaned shrimps
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In French dressing and when the
grapefruit halves are ready. put
one shrimp in each empty sec
ton.
Combine finely chopped celerys
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on the nine-day diet. here's your
menu for tomorrow:
Breakfast.
One-han grapefruit
Cne thin dry slice OF whole
. wheat toast
cofiea
Luncheon- .s~.s.....s.-
Two lamb chops ueave on fap
sliced tomatoes
One glass skinned milk
Dinner.
Good helping liver
Etewed tomatoes
Ten stalks Of asparagus
Fresh apricots or slice of pineapple
or one-half grapefruit or apple
II you want the complete menus
for all nine days. O self addressed.
stamped envelope with your re.
quest for leafiet No. 30. will bring
them 10 you. Address Josephine
Lowman In care OF The Evening
Star,
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cut the tszsss about sr hAa. sns slss
individual sss~s
l. ChIeksn CAs@sreas AFrNnxs
ehrToss potatoes Ard oaaoaa alacr1
and rabed, tn gTNasea casserole
sprinkle wIth sal,- pepper and
either sAsors. sa9r o. poultry sea-
son arrange e1s-zn chicken ever
v~griAeaes rScsar oa enough chicken
broth 10 cover. spstfskis With
raprtka and bake IN sTa~srgrrs
oven for an hour. covered Tn.
cover and eook for IS minutes
longer 10 hEown chicken AN.
pound hrolleE serves . 10 : people.
Broth comes from slEnneI lnK
meek. back and gieletx ase q
> u pound fryer to serve 4 with
seconds.
Fer isft-eses ehleken. tarksy sT
duek; ArranEs alternate laseTs et
cooked sweet potatoes. sliced, and
either cuoed OF diced fowl. barely
cover with gravy top with , or
alices Of bacon. Bake. uncovered.
at 600 degrees for about 30 mtn-
ntes, Figure at least one cup of
chicken for every . persons.
., Dried Beans: use either SOY,
pinto or lirnak. Soak = cup In
cold water 10 cover overnight.
drain. cover with eolllng water,
simmer. covered. until tender,
about three hours: drain. saute
\. cup diced sslt pork until light
brown. add ., cups diced celery
2 tablespoons each diced onion
and green pepper, sAute until seg.
eiahles are tender, Add about q
tablespoons -four. IA teaspoons
salt and q dash Of pepper; alowly
add 2 cups milk. stirring con.
SANITY until mixture thiekens.
Remove from heat. mix beans In.
pour into Ia quart creased cas-
serole. top with | cup bread
and . tablespoons melted
butter or margarine. Bake In $50.
degree oven until crumbs are
brown, about 30 minutes.
.. Fish sasserelsi Use either
salmon. tuna or bofed leftover
cooked nah. Combine with q
diced raw onion. ! cup diced Gel
cry. cup cold boiled potatoes,
one hard boiled egs. ! tablespoon
diced green pepper and twe well
beaten raw egss, Top with bread
and butter. Bake at $50
degrees about 30 minutes or until
are brown. Two table
spoons OF sheuy added before
baking gives q grand favor.
Mix one can condensed cream
of mushroom soup with ! can tuna
'ish, salt and pepper to taste, top
With crumhied potato chips, Bake
II sTS degrees for 20 minutes.
Serves about four OF ave.
Any cooked meat, particularly
lam. may be substituted for The
ish In above recipes and naanaroni
md rice may be- substituted Tor
he potatoes.
PRESSURE COOKER.
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For Mrs. ]. D. H.. Fails Church:
Pressure cookers are wonderful.
,ut there are certain rules which
must be followed or ths results
nay be disastrous. II possible. set
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PRESSURE COOKER.

from Mrs n. M.. Washtaefoat
For Mrs. ]. D. H.. Fails Church:
Pressure cookers are wonderful.
but there are certain rules which
must be followed or ths results
may be disastrous. II possihis. set
a book Of instructions. read and
GLOW carefully. After several
months Of using mine ] stiii refer
TO II nearly every time ] use H.
Evening star., 1949-05-13

PLASTIC SEAT COvERSs
fFyom Mrs. u. s. L., fWdshfnetonJ
Would like TO hear some read
ers' views on the new plastic seat
covers for furniture. Are they
substantial? CFor living room
furniture.)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-05-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids viii be received and publicly
nesday, May 25th, 1919, by the State
Board of Examiners at its office in the
Capitol Building, Helena Montana, for
all material, labor and equipment nee
essary for alterations to gymnasium,
Montana State Normal College, Dillon,
Montana, according to plans and speci-
fications prepared by William j. Fox,
Jr., architect, Missoula, Montana. After
the above hour no bids will be re-
ceived.
All bids shall be made upon the pre-
pared forms attached to and made a
part of the proposal documents. These
documents may be examined at the
office of the architect in Missoula, the
office of the president Montana State
the office of the clerk of the State
Board of Examiners, Capitol Building,
Helena. and copies of the contract
document may be obtained from the
Each bid shall be marked bid For
Alterations to Gymnasium, Montana
State Normal College" and each bidder
shall furnish with his bid a certified
checks to be made payable to the State
treasurer as guarantee that the bid
der will enter into contract and fur
nish satisfactory performance bond
if awarded a contract. No bidder may
withdraw his bid for at least fifteen
day after the closing time for receiv-
ing bids.
Each bidder must display his con
tractors license number on his bid and
agree to conform to all state regula-
tions relative to employment of labor
The State Board of Examiners re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive all informalities
MONTANA STATE BOARD OF
EXAMINERS
BY: w. 4. FTTzSIMMONS, Clerk.
First publication May 6, 1949-3t