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NElp MEN

Fort Scott drive. Ariinston' Va, IS
PAPER HANGERS. white, 1st class.
BALTIMORE RENovATINo GO.
PAPER aiaa iifs iafasSsasrikn.sarSrrR, ssi nsa .mmsa,-
nsa1ei' saei': s.sb si4 per day Mr. ADAMS
rHARMaCisr. reg. tn Md, tuil-tims
salary. wHEhTos PHARMACY
il40I Georgia ave. 10. $4,000.
ADpiS sfANbARbb DRGo CO. CO. III iiis
Pin 4 St s6Ys-oooa SS weekly earnings. min
good tips; summer leagues; air-
conditioned alleys. See Pred Mgr.
sowIIsd ey Ii ne' cKsTER' ns1insA' ~ 1asi ae oid
Georsesown I'd. Bethesda. Oh. isls.
PLATFORM ATTENDANT. e-day week,
generous company benefits and
son1 ssiges's spidgm.n, hgpls IN drs ssr:on TIE III
corner Of Fenton ST. and Ellsworth
DR.. S. g., Nd, Monday 1890 pm.
70 $50 pm: Tuesday. 10 In
PfUMBIR to work on nsw houses In
Md. Must have car and journey
mans card. Call WA. 6o3o. 2: 30
an TO $40 pm. IS
POIIsHERs AND BUFFERS, . men
needed; steady work for right men
white meehanies only. Apply
MARENKA EETAL MANurAcTUR-
ING CO. GA w st. ne. AID. 77s5.
PORTER. soans. drugstore work and
delivery; $50 q wk- and meals. hsis
PoETERs. eolored, DAY ard I
niaht; sober. alert, experienced. refs.
MevsS' T aoTEt sTRATFoRD. ss .
resTfs esa4ssr ''s,s ssLf r. PSI Pss''r k.na.s; II,
roRTEks 81 AND oRpgELrEs. local
hospital Call AD. Sh7s for sp-
pointment between o and 6 pm.
rREssEk. iIEssa sanoas Experiences. FOUR LEAF
cLovER cLEaNERs. ii4s tn a.
PREssEk. wool. for dry elssnlns
plant Apply at once. RINALDI 4
LEHMAN DRY CLEANERS. 7sae
RADIO MASAGEK ' sor % busy nv 10.
cation: REQUIRE fast repsiT man with
car: must be bcndabie. willing 70
work on commission basis. Boa
sEAL rsIaTE rrmM requires ssrv-
Ices OF an sxperisncec Inspector
must be mechanically inclined and
able TO make and supervise car
pentry and other repairs In apt
rental properties: good 0pDurieri.fy
for qualified man. car essential: See
LEoUa a. oERBER REALTY co.
REAL ESTATE LISTING AGENT ss
Prince Georges County reaator, Hes
plan for securing property for sale
isss & sfesiS FSr 'i.ii riEaY e ips'ss;s e CO 20 so
gsitimcrs kssg HsaitsriIi.; Nd. VA
RIAL EsTaTv SALESMAN 70 SCI
In Prince Georges County; pref
5ssl'.fs ssesr soST snp''saHs oRNxs s'ff nkssT9 .
RIAL ESTATE sETTLEMEsT MAN te
case basts. Must be faily experienced
In an phases OF settlement work,
and expsrienes In fhss feld. con-
FIpENT1AL- Box is-H. Star, --s
REIITOR ia Prinee Gsorsss County.
Nd, has opsninE for enc Eeal esssts
salesman rrsfsT m'sse-sssc CO y. go. :.
selling experience New sstilns glss,
TOR the rsgf1t man. CLIFF PLERCf
a. co. 400 BsitlnoFe ave-. hsstts-
vile Nd VA, Hzg8. --s
ROUTE SALESMAN fog laundry and
DRY r3eaninx; nast hsss scoe rsf.
ersnce Appsy 10 MT. J, Qlseoas
Tos LAUNDRY. ss2S K q. rs.
SALES oFroHTusrTY. iocai. prefer
2ges 95~sq. salary plus eomFntkslsn
Until fully estahai5hecs extensive
trairsns period proysdse. gar 40
asset: prestg men who nSx have -
scrxnh for what tffy gsis but wsse
are capable cf sarntng mars hsn
present cenneStson Gan cNrf. TnAs
q permanent with m cd. sstss-
iishec. veis-ratsd Kroup 81 snssr.
BKL st DE. eios % kon.. Tses- 90
Wed. -
Evening star., 1949-05-03
hklp kIA


aroana' ssperlsnssa nss. Stead
work, highest salsrtsa. Oh ssav.
sHos STATESMEN, sxpsr,sss.e ss.ssl
sysnins work, . pm. ~ . pm. ana
Sassis sRAsks rocrwfAR eS'i'e''i''1 a@ie is'a
siiot SALESMAN wAsrtp. tai i'm.
ct perm ansni. seed wofk,ns al.
rsasstnsnl fer risht man in . sasy
silk aSD wool rs.ssrH. seii,i,
70 DE- some tsilnfias sth aslp Stpy
sl,.k ssb wool sroIrrn. fsrl.
time Job. Appis sia Pa. ave ss.
SNACK BAR ATTtsDANTs---Jsh Ia
oovt bids prefer psnns psrses.s-
: e. = ~ OF taller sess 10 Ssfs
,as s,sh .,tr y'sI,. l.... 80 s..yyr va ssxssies.
INC. itis sIs 81, ne.
sToCkMEN, k-dsy. 4a.hsas s..k,
generous oompsny bensfls sna priv.
.mpIo,nsat ssss SS1' one. ef' Tas srritr "a C.. c.
Silver EprihE sioss, corner pf Pen
,2aan Z, .he rll'rs,sa ~ = q e. Ma; =
sIosa sassas' wispsow ..irsMax--....a "A.
nov EnpleSed OF has h@sn Ia ttstm
window business thEi IL nai ssttsfss
with present ofkinH conditions -
With sssi from fsEmsf smpiefst.
issesttFnts Rgsa1'k pfepusltian We
have the Hsast estatsndtns wtndoy.
nssi oatsiaDdsrs swninss ana t%s
most satssanatns sTtf n Aswh.
81 .isi $50 isr .spsss'a'.gf a. ~ f'''' aat3
ERopuc-rH CD 1873 VI >; H= --.yl
THIfk DEtetn white. nsxrt b.
seess .na have p 6 petnii z1t.
rsrcx nc 7 pn,yss Ss s.ssss sss,,' ..; ss''. .asl.. -
sn0v eisy Agssy Wed. ais EsS-
rstek sasa 'psi,ira. eas,.4. ,.ml...,
with epnirset .voft. . tstsssfsess
lsaairea. sppiy In psfsea. siT
rRrck saIxss,ts -.- xxpst .s-
trsra lins nAaTIN noTuh saLks.
1904 HsHssssa isas. nsshssds. As.
rmuck s.Is.s.x-re ssn sssa..
baker srpeks We haze The meet
isbsfAI pteposlssan in wssh4as ton
fef ar sasysstss psseaass usst past
sxpsfispes. ssfnlfs espasttf Esd
RI. nss -. Al rs ssssi;;.s IL Z &c soasAsn'tAi.
/ wII~GAiI ti@TRh Tsvas nap -
wofk fFom II sm IN ) pm daily
| and eli csy en- ga pssssant peya.
souso asss saop. i5is = =
wooa rKnsssx. .xs.rssnsss .
sisarinH gasrt sao6 aaasgy Al
cJ~EAssfNEs slaT NAylas ~ ss -
Wool rssksIRs, ssagrss sH.srt'
snssc AgriZ W AsHfs1Tf0w Lun.
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wsfk. fssstiiaY s8tk essas ssaats4fA.
having va asissrs hesEss hsesi
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s.arflns sslsrs. baa sSs-s. s.sf.
Yorxa MAN. pssa-seb1o, ss.aasss,
s,.s. z .ssss = s",, ,,,.,s = s.sss .sss . stss..
sas werEans aoF1assens. pFsfss sssss
ere bstas in vtsfaiss 81 shmtssa.
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rotse NAV 3 s=s. u ss.saaas
faatsvfaI esnn~fnl spes.sss e $50
noGfspey sssfssfs6. b~H iss-Ss.
sofsG MAN fss teuasaaa vsTs- i~si
~ carr tasEs. saes ssssF ss% hss4s
Va rexasent RssfsfFse Is AND O.
cfJsxatteAanf sss@ csssassAs s!ss.
sotse sas. sssass., . ,sssx ssssas
ssaftkns FeExiF. s1-l@8s sd sd
vsxatlena AsDax h sssseeB 81 @NS4
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rsesm poeasAsh with sssa&s1~a bsse
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cAr ArTUsuestk kasssrfAfy1Ns
lcanssn,~S 20 hsxz F4Sss
Evening star., 1949-05-03
HElP MEN tCont. }

ASSISTANT. accounts payable book
cation, salary expected, inclose pic
ture, permanent Job to start I'M
med. BOX 309-H, Star. %
ASSISTANT MANAGER, 25 to 35
yrs. of age; must be good typist;
over $500 mo. to start. Apply 1889
F st. NV, 2nd Il.
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT. gar
den ap. exp' perm perm. pasiiiSn sas.ins eNp, ,9r
snd'i and Salary expected. sox 49s;;A'
AUTO GLASS MAN. must nave refer
ences and drivers permit: $65 per
week. LENOx MOTOR CO, 2423
Kenilworth ave. Bladensburs' Nd
AUTO GREAsER AND WASHER, ex;
per. man, salary and bonuses, paio
asllasys Fa1ass, oEasTESD IN Hssn''1a 1aaoroSs Co.
1000 wilson blvd. Arl. -
AUTO MECH, must be exper. with
all makes of cars; 5ia-dsy wk.; 500.
Apply at REDS GAR, "a II st. ne
AUTO MECHANIC, exper. on Pontiac
cars; vacation; day yk., a m9osTn Il
sssIpnenasi asiIsa arEson IssS FefS'isf fpoSfiAe NC
SH. 1918. -
AUTO MECHANIC. experienced man,
with established Oldsmobile dealer;
salary and bonus, paid vacsnon
o5psshHHb 5ps hHisys ymoros sss CO.. nF 1000 HpFafE w
SON blvd, Arlington. p
wages. 40-hour. 5-day week. paid
vacation and holidays, excellent
BLDG group Republication, etc. ?
If you are q top-notch man ana ex-
perienced on Chryslsr products see
S521 Georgia ave., Silver Spring,
afro SALESMAN. used cars. we'll
established company; plenty OF nice
clean cars to sell at the lowest
prices n town; good n,sh ss,ary ys..aa1 aa1
earnings and secure future assured.
Spm. iuTo WHoLEsALERs. NC.
1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
AUTO Statesmen to work for, one
of .Wash.'s most active useo-cas
ony s fSRs5lsnefsdE ppsTS sEISEs Rfs seq
apnt.. AT. 1900 or OR. 34oo. 5
capabie OF taking charge Of, shop
and dependable. Must be Al baker.
Good salary for neat WORKER. Gles nes
all partlcuIhls ho1
259-D. Star.
BELLMAN, colored. sober, alert, ex-
perienced and reliable. refs. reg.
Amply in person. IL Am. Mrs. Me-
Vsy. HOTEL sTRATFoRp. rs 3 ST.
BEiLMAN, reliable and sober, with
elevator operators permit. ABBY
manaEer. EBHrTT HOTEL 10Th ana
nHEyEsaGE Z its. 7 = sDRrvER-saLEsMAN. es-
tablished routes with nationally ad-
yertised beverage. Good opportu-
nifty Excellent pay. AppY l@5s
First st. Sc. -
BoOKKEEPER. CLERK-TYPIsf. for
Bookkeeping dept. Of medical clinic:
| experience necessary; under 80:
si.a5O per rear: 5h-day, 4o-hr:
| week. 1-month vacation; medical
coyersge. CAL ST. e924. -
Evening star., 1949-05-03

R3n1yr6 an9 Sara Esfef1r Eirt
EThFY a.o Pgtrls4& Scott log.
E1EzrE aac Alma SSu3t9- E1Fa-
James and j24.z SEn4tEss gtTL
James zrG Nadeae Stoek kArc. girl
Chzrlsa and Ana sEArTs boy
DFnnAn and MasTzrst TalosTt- g4Tl
Louis and Mary Williams. EsTL
James aad Ethel Welsh, boy.
william and Betty Wess. s4EL
Herbert and Bessie W&ce- g4r!
James and Dolly jackson. bor
Clarence and Arz3s JSEsa- G4Fs-
Robert and y5rtRH johnson. boy.
Elmer ard Lucille johnson. boy.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES

j AM NOv RESPONSIBLE for debts
myself. JOSEPH R. WHITE. s1.3
nah,sNkGITRA issh ss nT AT. DEsiNrR Wash r c WIN
furnish complete home plans for
private parties or builders. Fees
ress. MR., THOMPSON. day or eve.
.2PMTfiSTioN, 2Mi sfaS BUSINESSMEN we
specialize in s ssiseting ana aodfseens Iiaesns
ers. ATLAS AGENCY. RE. 5767.
q WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts unless contracted by myself,
EDWARD WARD W.. "; HAMILTON $50
saAGE haaGs'OP PRfsTfsa isFFfss saor offers ex-
elusive printing service to large
equipment nrst-elass work. low
SxL pESsssxsL re MEETYNG q a'aE shareholders,
Association will be held at the once,
629 r street, Northwest, May 4;
dg1s at "a SSa p for gd election nansl 81
business that might come before the
an. 70 200 pm. JULIUS A,
y rSAEPEJi TRGM e SsesstsTyi MsH CONCERN. rn,.
sponsibie for any debts unless con-
tracted for BY myself MILDRED
ST.. District HEIGHTS, Md.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
10 gallon automatic gas hot-watel
heater, B year guarantee, SllS.ot
Installed. Other models and sizes a
reasonable prices.
]. SHAPIRO
Registered Plumber. NO. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
HELP MEN

ADVERTISING ASSISTANT to pub
Usher national magazine. experience
in advertising. selling, MANAGEMENT
or agency necessary. Attractive sal
airy. Box 204-H. Star. -3
ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE to
cover washington. Baltimore. Phila-
deipia area for national magazine.
Experience in advertising. selling es-
sential. Veteran preferred. Box
119-H. Star. --3
A. q Z. MECHANICS, line service.
clerk. THE REMMERT a. WERNER
CORP, hangar 8, Wash. Natl Air
port; interviews from 8 TO 6 pm
daily. -
ALTERATION MAN, colored, ladies
and mems clothing. good salary an,
advancement. Apply Mr.. Kola
LONGS 73l 7th st. NV. .-S
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Births Reported

prom the o. c. Bureau @: vital Statistics
Russell aud Myri johnson. girl
william and Ava Jones boy.
Clayton and Ruth Knowles. boy.
Russell and Phyllis Marriott boy.
Robert and Edith Meiraa. gtgI
Roland and Virginia Mohr. girl.
Georse and M2rgaret Newton boy.
Clarence and jamie Payne. boy.
John and Jennie Peacock. girl.
Anton and Rssuia PeStAloxZs. giTi.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
New Judge Approved

The nomination Of Philip j.
Finnigan of Illinois to be judge
on the Seventh United States Cir
cult Court of Appeals in Chicago
was approved yesterday by the
Senate Judiciary Committee.
Evening star., 1949-05-03

ne~Fv are MAJ 5nAg~FCr ssSy-
Af#EtpsE arc I-tSzaGn .tHHt&4 Ssss.
Ae1ea and E&StI EsTaxg3y Eg-s
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ixsrsS AID Hats IxrazrF, k9T-
E41lAs arc LaxE@zss NEFEs, = SSFs
EszkSeil AES S&rRA Matthews res
lanes Azc EerE1s Ae4EX EizE
LkFes ard B<GlAA &.sxs. hey
sE3is2s Ard MAJ Glzlss. E.Tl
Wills ans FSEr&sss Aao.s. DoF
william ard Et-E+n4A hasvs& E}-s
zpkseA! Rnc wsersnos MeCse<. 98A
PrF3tra kD9 Chkgfty AEAs~e boz.
joseph and lro.A &e.SGHa h1y
Evening star., 1949-05-03

@sr are A1ays Nasssra e., EAta
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+ ggaExEF aEaa k8<2sEs YsS[sF 4ag s4Fs.
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Evening star., 1949-05-03
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. laio, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. tCatt three fuH days and
recetre the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1949-05-03

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Z sass ata< ssaFssA $50 a&y
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tasssx4 ass ESs4yz Manss 80
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Evening star., 1949-05-03

when ansperine adpeYtiseme ents
Addressed to Star bores do NOT
inclose original references. or
other materials OF personal calue;
Copies serpe the purpose ana
| originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1949-05-03

DRIVER. white, young man. 81 to 30.
must know city; $40 VIZ. 70 start
TTARY RUG CO.. lo6 Indiana ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-03

CLOTHING MEN. statesmen. tailors.
you, furnish once and fitting room
for your customers; work when and
where you please, full or part time:
lifelong. profitable, repeat business;
immediate profits. HOMELAND
TAILoRS, 511 Atlantic Bldg, $50
Evening star., 1949-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES tcont.)

ACCOUNTANT EXP. books started
and kept, all tax returns made.
Reasnnahle rates. VI. 1921. --6
Arizona sun., 1949-02-04
Casseroles Please.
Satisfy Appetites
During Cold Weather

WOMEN LIKE casseroles for din
ler and supper menus because
rney're taste-tempting and satisfy.
lng to the family. At the same time,
well-planned casserole contains
high nutritive value and stays with
hard-pressed food budgets.
II you're short on time when pre-
,aring a meal it's easy to whip to-
5ether a casserole. Then, too, be-
cause a casserole contains so many
,ther foods and frequently includes
vegetables, there's little to worry
bout for the remainder of the meal.
Even if the casserole contains no
vegetables, you can serve those IN
salad which takes no time to toss
together. Fresh or canned fruits,
and cookies from the old stone crock
will do beautifully for dessert.
PORK LEFT over from a roast
will work nicely in this biscuit roll.
You may serve gravy left from the
Arizona sun., 1949-02-04
Cay Costume for Dolly

a LII dressed up in a skating
a costume complete with nit
tens, boots and earmuffs! This
cute set for a 21-inch doll is so
easy to knit and requires very
Arizona sun., 1949-02-04

Sauces may be made in advance
and refrigerated until heating time.
Or. use canned soups for sauces.
There are cream of mushroom. to-
mato, cream of chicken and cream
Of celery which are all good.
Puddings and gelatin salads and
molds may easily be made in ad-
vance to save time preparing a
meal.
Refrigerator biscuit and cookie
doughs are handy to have when
you're rushed for a meal. Cookies
can bake while you're eating the
main course.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-04
LYNN CHAMBERS MENU
*Cheese-Meat Pies
Tossed Green Salad Hot Rolls
Apricots Beverage Cookies
"Recipe Given

Pastry
(For Cheese-Meat Pies)
2h cups sifted flour
teaspoon salt
y cup shortening
or 6 tablespoons cold water
Sift together flour and salt. Gu
in shortening with two knives o.
pastry blender until pieces are thu
size of a small pea. Sprinkle ! ia
blespoon of water over a small por
tion of the flour mixture, lightly
pressing moistened particles to
gether with a fork. Put this dougf
to the side of the mixing bowl. Re
peat until all flour is moistened. be
ing careful to add water each time
to an undampened spot. Lightly
form into ball, wrap in waxed pa
per and chill " hour.
Cheese-Meat Pies
makes 81
Pastry
n cup finely chopped onion
,5 cup finely chopped green pepper
2 tablespoons butter
pound chuck beef, ground
teaspoon salt
n teaspoon pepper
IN cups condensed tomato soup
cups cooked fine noodles
Il pound American cheese, grated
Line 8 individual pie pans with
pastry. Cook onion and green pep
per until tender and lightly brown.
ed Add ground meat, salt and pep
per and mix well. Stir in tomato
soup and noodles. Blend well. Aid
cheese, saving " cup for top Of
pies. Fill pastry-ined pie pans with
cheese-meat mixture. Sprinkle l
tablespoon of cheese on top Of each
pie. Bake in a moderate (350oF.)
oven for As minutes. Serve hot in
pie pans, or, let cool in pans for
Is minutes and then lift from pans
with aid Of spatula.
you'll get nearly, man-S1Zeo
meal from both of these caSseroles
and at great economy:
Lima Bean Casserole
(ServeS 1O)
2 cups dried lima beans
1 pound pork, cubed
2 tablespoons flour
~ teaspoons salt
II teaspoon paprika
1S teaspoon mace
125 cup chopped onions
2h cups canned tomatoes
Soak lima beans overnight. Drain.
Add water to cover and simmer,
covered, until tender. Dip meat
in flour mixed with seasoningS.
Brown in hot fat. Add onions and
cook until golden. Alternate lima
beans and meat in a creased casse--
ole. Add tomatoes. Bake in q mod
Arizona sun., 1949-02-04
Selection of Feeds
Vital in Stock Health
Ration Must Be Adequate
In Minerals, Vitamins

What you feed your livestock to-
day will determine the profit you
make tomorrow, for experts are
agreed that keeping livestock
healthy is a profitable job-and to
do that, care must be observed in
choosing livestock feed.
Feeding livestock on a ration de-
ydcient in minerals, vitamins, pro-
teins and carbohydrates, as well as
fats, often leads to nutritional dis
eases. Lack of any of the common
or trace minerals in home grown
feeds may be and often is, respon-
sible for terrific livestock, feed, la
Dor and investment losses.
The problem Of supplying miner
ais in their right proportions is cnly
a part of the conpounding of a
product that will solve the livestock
mans problems. First, no matter
how good the ingredients that 60
into the making up of feed, if
livestock refuse to eat it the feed is
useless so far as benefiting the
animal is concerned.
In recent years much has been
discovered about livestock diseases
due to dietary influences. In this
connection, the U. S. department of
agriculture says: whenever q
vital function is interrupted
owing to continued failure of the
diet to supply sufficient quantities
of essential nutrients, or to the in
ability Of the body to utilize these
nutrients, the so-called nutritional
diseases develop"
Arizona sun., 1949-02-04

A pOunu OF pork inaKeS a tasty
dish when combined with flavor
full apples in this biscuit roll.
This main dish is quickly mixed
and easily baked for . cold
weather supper.
roast over it or substitute tomato
sauce.
Pork Biscuit Roll
(ServeS A.
2 cups sifted flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
teaspoon salt
tablespoons fat meat drippings
70 cup milk (abOut)
tablespoons melted fat
cup ground cooked pork
egg
2 tablespoons minced onion
" teaspoon salt
s or 6 apples
Sift together flour, baking powder
and salt. Cut in fat; add milk to
make soft dough. Roll dough into
rectangular sheet length of dish, "
inch thick. Brush with melted fat.
Combine meat, egg, onion and salt.
Spread mixture over dough. Roll as
for jelly roll: Place roll cut side
down in a 10-inch heat-resistant
glass dish. Cut apples in halves and
arrange along sides of roll. Bake
III hot oven e4OOoF0 for 80 ninu-
tes. Cut In thick slices and serve
with extra gravy or tomato sauce.
HEARTY CHEESE and noodles
are combined to make this next
casserole. Wedges Of ripe tomato
baked on top add color as well as
interest.
Red-TOp Olive Casserole
(Serves 5 g.
u cup ripe olives
2 cups noodles "A ounces)
2 tablespoons butter or substi-
tute
2 tablespoons flour
IL cups milk
" teaspoon salt
Black pepper to taste
75 cup grated American cheese
2 tomatoes
Cut olives from pits into large
pieces. Cook noodles until tender in
boiling, salted water. Drain and
place in baking dish. Melt butter
and blend in flour. Add milk and
thickened. Remove from heat; stir
in cheese and olives. Pour over
noodles. Cut tomatoes into wedges
and press skin side up on top of
noodles. Bake in moderate
i35GoF.) oven about Is to 80 min
utes.
If you've decided on the individ-
ual cheese and meat pies, here's
the recipe which will give you s
pie shells, 3A inches in diameter
ard inch deep. It's a good idea to
make these first so they can chill
while you make the mixture for the
pies.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-04

Individual cheese-meat pies are
sure-fire answer to the menu
planning problem. These pies
combine the high quality proteins
Of cheese and meat to make q
low-cOst main dish.
erate (3500F) oven for 11 hours.
Add bean liquor if mixture tends to
dry too much.
Corn-Hamburge Casserole
(Serves 81
pound ground beef
2 tablespoons fat
" cup chopped onion
can condensed tomato soup
1R cups water
ounces noodles, cooked
Salt and pepper
2R cups canned corn
n cup chopped ripe olives
1 cup grated American cheese
Brown meat in hot fat; add onion
and cook until tender. Add soup,
water and noodles Cook until mood
les are tender. Season to taste, then
add corn, olives and cheese. Bake
in a casserole in a moderate oven
for As minutes.
Released by WNU Features
Arizona sun., 1949-02-04

item. Indians Of the Andes had cul.
tivated it since about 1000 A. D.
The Aztecs of Mexico gave it the
name that Cortez' men al cred into
"tomato"-and they probably said
''toh-mah-toe." And the Spaniards
took it back to Europe, but there it
was recognized as a member of
the deadly night-shade family.
It was wrinkled and small and
was known as the love apple" in
Europe and. later, in North Amer
ica. And for centuries the supposed
ly poisonous fruit was nothing more
than a garden ornament.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-04
Fast, BIissfuI Relief from
Itching Skin Misery

Wouldn't be without it, Say Resinol
users when telling how amazingly this
soothing ointment comforts the fiery
itch of dry eczema. common rash, pim-
pies. externally caused. Wellwortht trying.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-04
KeyhOle Neck

K EASY sewing for the beginner
- a simple yet very smart prin-
cess dress that goes together like
a charm. Insets at the waist gives
a nipped in feeling, the keyhole
neck is accented with shoestring
bows.
Pattern No. 1760 comes in sizes IL, IA,
16. 18 and 20. Size IA, 3la yards of 39.inch.
Arizona sun., 1949-02-04
Grand Champ

Grand champion of the 49th
International Live Stock exposi-
tion at Chicago was "Old Gold"
a 1,2OO-pOund Black Angus junior,
shown with c. E. YOder Qeft) of
Muscatine, Iowa, the owner. In
the center is Henry Marshall,
president of the exposition, and
at right is A. d. Weber of Kansas
state college, the Judge who
picked the winner.