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COLORED
pADC I'M

COLORED
SPECIAL BARGAIN
$3.50 cash will buy a beautiful six
room and bath brick home; all mod
ern conveniences; direct from owner:
located at 143s or 144O Florida
avenue Northwest; monthly pay
ments. only SSS. Tenants will show
you through. Better hurry If you
DUTY. 1924 Vermont Ave, National
44SO mr. ORduav 2nS0 .
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
FOP SALE BY OWNER
PREWAR, det. brick, level lot. mr.,
Lafayette and Blessed Sacr. Schools,
bus transp. and shopping area: first
H.. liv. rm., din. rm, kit, pantry
and porch: 2nd fl, 3 bedrms., Ia
garage, maids rm. and showers in
basmt. Call Wo. 7416. No Brokers
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRIVEN GRILL-Selling hot dogs,
hamhurgerS, bar-b-as; loc. in Alex.
Va; excel. spot; will earn oper. good
living; reas. priced; terms. ST. 1898.
DRY CHARACTERISTICS one whole
sale, or bobtail account; top quality
pGRKRafT TGFk and seSyIfs STfn Gan 0W %aG 3114 q
pletely furnished: all new equipment.
Excellent location; terms. RE. 4OS5,
ATTENTION BUsINEssMEN-Newly
decorated store, -l406 P st. NV; ex-
cellent location for any type of busi-
line; Call MR.. RICHMOND, MI.
BEAUTY SHOP, hotel location. NJ NV:
excel. for operator with small
aaieE sse ss F4 asS5 S5'ed MISE IS
$500 RHODE ISLAND AvE.-service
station, now used as used car lot.
Sale Or g long lease. ma Make offer, to
WE NEED rooming houses. sandwich
shops, stores; clients waiting. We
can sell your business in As hrs.
" WITH RFifss SsaEs E5sh h D1Eon SS NJ Z c6 6laFsf Is
GOLF DRIVING RANGE, excellent
loeation; nearby Maryland. Call
CLEANING EsTAB. and building with
apt; over, located in Shenandoah
Valley; fully equipped, now in oper-
alton; building and business priced
nE1 Teasona6ly m 3 s,> Box 394iM: Star. 2.
great opportunity for tailor; estab-
hshed for many years; very reason
GROCERY-Income S400 wk.; total
$4,000 or best offer: owner III, must
SCI; only $500 down. real bargain.
oPfN Your Your OWN BusrNEss-small
store store for M rent azd9 d9wntoTn; m rent SIG
CORNER REsTAURANT-Liquor; 500
pRHG pisfGs' sfoRE, EAi EN- Nsw-owner not GS reg
istered; does S125 daily: closed Q
pm. daily and Sundays. Low rent,
g@a g9Sd Ioi lease. ne SaeEifice: Easy terms,
14Il Pa. ave. NV: Ma. 9743.
HARDWARE STORE-Excel. corner:
same owner 3 years; closes 8 pm.
daily, closed Sunday. Owner quotes
$500 net profit annually, Low, rent,
$4,000 clean stock. Reason for SELL
ing doctors orders). BOB HOL-
LANDER Ia sxclusiye asI broker l411 Pa.
EaluPMENT eGf T II: IA FoR S5sS' RESTAURANT
once; will accept best offer. To see
equipment call ME. 1904. il
OWNER called into reserve: delica-
tessen-sandwich shop, new shop, cen.
tremen. fut.; $1,000 handles. Flower V
ave. and Piney Br. rd. MA. 6150.
SMALL SNACK BAR on Route 24O,
Rockville, with living quarters, lease,
equipment; $1,000 cash for ALL
Bargain. Phone Rockville 9S40. 4
DRY CLEANING-Small, established
solvent plant; must sell; no reas.
offer rejected. FA. 0S8l. Il
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FATRT LAWN
HILLCREST AREA

1856 Pa. ave. s.e.-Detached brk.,
on lovely lot with 165-ft. front;
1st flr. has living rm. with fire.
place, dining rm, kit, den, "a bath
and screened porch; End fr. has
4 bedrms. and 9 baths: knotty-
pine rec. rm.; full attic, suitable
cash required. WILLOUGHBY REAL
ESTATE CO.. 500 Mass. ave. me-,
AT. 7043: eyes WI 2n11 .
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Frances Powell Hill

- S$44SSo = SWS44 44lx4
1908 goth st. NV, DE. 401o. .
COLORED = Ie TUCKERMAN ST.
-N;W.@House for sale with furniture.
CoLoRED-s RMS. BATH also
concrete front ' porch. .'' tESnissg, puniesn,
built brk;. home in excel. cond.,
auto. gas h.-w.h., nice yard, garage,
reigr' screens, awnings. conv. to
Sub. down payment req. MA, 2o4O;
after pm. call MR.. COMBS at WI.
CoLoRED-41s RIDGE ST. NV
Vacant; 16 rms, bath, new cond.;
$500 down. S149 mo-; open Sunday,
$3.50 DowN-Nice s-rm.
thing. oil N: Capitol % st.. only N SIT sii,-
500, 500; CAL M; Hogan. RA. 56l2.
CoLoREpHsPEcciAL BARGAIN
family close to Central High School.
Rented for S24O per mo. Live in
CAL RE; 0492. CHI: 1905: .
CoLoREp.I752 SWAMI ST. Nv
900, $500 down. $50 mo. AID. 6S32.
Eyes, TR. 619O. AVON REALTY
COLORED - 1St COML. - Have a
store of your own and rent another
store and live all in the same
building. In good cond., this brk.
prop is offered on unusually good
terms, Call Mr.. Reed. WI. 1896 or
SH. S3a9; INEz CUSHARD, Realtor,
CoLoRED-NR. 18th AND PARK
RD., rms. on 2 floors, baths, 2
kits, 2 rear entrances; full bsmt;
$1,000 to $4,000 cash pymt. Good
cond:. possession: will exchange.
OWNER, Ia. 7O10. Il
COLORED -3415 18th ST. NV. -
Open SUM-. 2 to 5, pm; nice 6-rm.
home in this desirable section; priced
only Sl2: $50; come and see 1t or
Park rd.. CO. OS37. .
COLORED-4-FAMILY APT, semi
det.,, lge. yard, nr. everything: good
cash. OWNER ia. 7OI0. a
COLORED-KANSAS AVE. NV
Beautiful brick home. contains Q
complete apts. with stoves and re-
1rlgeratccS; rec. rm. in bsmt., oil
NV h.. built-in garage S. r.
MARTIN g. CO., Realtor, DU. 1865;
ewes. 81. 1921. Il
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GI APPROVED, $15,50O
This attractive detached three-bed-
room home is convenient to
schools, shopping and transporta-
ton; in one of the nicer areas of
Chevy Chase. Living room with fire.
place, dining room, kitchen, side
porch, full basement with oil hot
water heat. For appointment to
inspect call Mrs. Carter, MA. $500.
Evenings or weekends, OR. 1854
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1d1r Z c. NJ VIZ
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED

RHODE. ISLAND AVE. near North
front porch, 3 double bedrms. and
tile bath; large equipped kit; beau
tiful daylight bsmt. with lavatory;
. rear porches, garage: gas h.-w.h. !:
price, S14,750, terms. Call Mr..
Stover.
CAMPANELLA & WOOD
Ex. Ais; Ewes. and Sun, TW. 1910.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE HOUSE in exchange for
care of 2 small children. Call UN.
9407, after 6 pm. Il
BY EMPL. WIDOW-With responsible
couple: large corner bedrm. and
share use of liv. rm., din. rm., kit. =;
auto. washer; porches: yd.; excel
neighborhood; gar. and garden; SS5;
ewes, OV Bats .
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HILLCREST
OPEN SUN, 2 TO6

Z6ZT HlIIcreSt DR.. Sc.
Detached brick; LIST f., liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm., kit, den or bedrm
with full bath; 2nd a., 9 lge. bed
rms. with bath: rec. rm. with firepl.;
gas &C. heat. lge. screened porch,
garage. toilet and laundry facilities
in bsmt.: awnings, Venetian blinds
and storm sash included property
in excel. cond.; lot 50x110 #. To
reach: Out Pa. ave. Sc. to 2Sth
St, turn right to Hillcrest dr.. left
to open sign. FREDERICK A,
BLuMER CO.. 61T Pa. ave- Sc,
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Facing Rock Creek Park

A fieldstone and brick CUSTOM built
rambler with heavy Vermont slate
roof. offers the best in materials,
workmanship and location. The floor
plan is exceptionally good. To the
right Of the Terrazya-f -foored hall Is
a charming 15x27 liv. rm. with mar
Bile faced firepl., picture window COM
manding the park; small din. rm
and kit. at right and a 2-car gar
At left OF hall is q satisfactory den
with cork floor, 2 bedrms. and 2
baths, excellent closets.
to-wall carpets with rubber-foann
base and are included in the price
as are the effective drapes, This
home was built 2 years ago and
is in new-house condition,
CAL ior appointment to inspect.
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) l,9o0-3-bedrm., 4-year-old bunga-
low. in Kensington; $1,000 down,
$50 monthly, incl taxes and i'm
smrance. c. ]. KOONTz g. CO..
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1008 f. Canjto1 ST;

white painted brick of 8
rms, including bedrms; income
S245 mo-; owner occupies entire
1st floor; terms arranged. Mr.. Toll
son, FIR. 039O
O'Bannon Realty, FIR. 5119
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HoUsES-SALE-N.E. (cont.)
IN PLEASANT HILLS
NEW

These semidet. houses are
just being completed in one
of the incest residential sec
tions in the city. They are
brick with 6 rms. and bath
and are equipped with just
about every nice thing you
can imagine. 13 of this
group have already been
sold and no wonder, as this
beautiful, parklike section
adjoins the Catholic Univ.
on the north and it is conv.
to most everything. You
are most cordially invited
to visit our exhibit home,
LOT Urell pl. ne. Call A. H.
Parker, IA. 6757 or RA. 1869.
J. B. TIFFEY & SON
1d2 KENNEnv CIT NW
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BRICK TOWN HOUSE
81, 300 CASH, 500 PER MO.
Located in Michigan Park. Two
story almost-new home. Two bed
rooms, tiled bath on second floor.
wide front porch. Tuii basement,
gas heat, storm windows. fence.
Civilians or veterans same terms.
Call Mr.. Taylor. MA. 9141.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1920 K ST. NV.
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8 RMS.-2 BATHS
10th ST. HIGHLANDS
S22,5oo. Substantially built detached
home with living rm., din. rm.. den
and kit. on 1st f.; 4 bedrms., =
baths on 2nd; . attic rooms, gas
furnace hot-water heat. Gear
masonry garage. Lot 4Oxl20. Eve.
or Sun. phone Mr.. owen, GE. $3.50
to inspect.
L. T. GRAVATTE
151S K st. NV, Realtor, MA. O753.
Evening star., 1950-03-29
ABC Refuses Transfer
Of Package Store Permit

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board has refused a license for
a package liquor store to Morris
Leon Silverman. 1926 Benning
road NE. Mr.. Benning asked the
transfer OF a license to him from
another dealer.
The board said that the loca-
ton was inappropriate because it
was approximately 200 feet from
the Blow Elementary School,
Nineteenth street and Benning
road.
The transfer had been protested
by the Board of Education, Dis
trict Recreation Department.
Kingman Civic Association and
persons living in the neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. Silverman sought to trans
fer the license now held by Jacob
Banner at 5607 Georgia avenue
NV.
The board continued until next
Monday at 2 pm. a hearing in
which Daniel Witt and William
Pollock are seeking to transfer
the license now held by Edward
Wanger, 1882 K street NV, to
their Brentwood Drugstore, 1901
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Most of yesterdays hearing was
taken up with protests against
the transfer by package liquor
dealers in that area. They con-
tended the area was sufficiently
supplied with package stores.
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come when the American people
generally are ready to raise their
sights beyond the 18th grade"
1T may be that both State
and Federal monies will have to
be provided to help some COM
munities if all American young
men and women are going to have
the advantages of education in
the 18th and 14th grades" he
added.
Yesterday DR.. George F. Zook,
president of the American Coun-
Gil on Education, urged the audi
ence to appreciate and utilize the
fact that democracy is a mere
political manifestation of re-
ligious mortality.
After the speech DR.. Zook, who
founded the association, was pre-
sented with a testimonial by Re-
tiring President Curtis Bishop.
Evening star., 1950-03-29
Arlington Maj Burned
As Gasoline ExpIodes

An Arlington filling station at
tendant was burned yesterday in
a gasoline explosion at the Irving
Service Station, 2115 Wilson
boulevard.
The attendant, Vernon S. Smith,
33, of 3511 South Seventh street,
suffered burns on the arms, hands,
face and neck. He was admitted
to Arlington Hospital, where his
condition today was described as
good.
Police said Mr.. Smith was
smoking a cigarette while drain
ing gasoline from an automobile
when the explosion occurred.
Evening star., 1950-03-29
SpeeioI Dispatch TO The Stor

ROANOKE, Va, Mar. 29.-The
United States commissioner of
education said today the free pub
lie school system should be ex-
tended through the 14th grade.
This can be accomplished
through a system of junior COL
leges or community colleges,
Commissioner Earl James Nc
Grath told the American Associa-
tion of Junior Colleges.
Mr.. McGrath said junior COL
leges have increased in number
since 1914 from Alb to SIG, and
their enrolment has climbed from
84.616 to 252.132. He said that
by 1860 there will be more than
1000 of these community colleges
in the United States"
The education commissioner
said he believed "the time has
Evening star., 1950-03-29
Hunters Make Report

SALT LAKE CITY (P.-Fed-
teral hunters of predatory animals
reported they bagged % mountain
lions, Is stock-killing bears, 1,418
bobcats and 1924 coyotes in Utah
in 1949. An increase in antelopes
on desert areas of the western part
of the State was credited to the
hunters inroads on coyotes.
Evening star., 1950-03-29

The testimonial thanked DR.. Zook
as a wise leader and constant
interpreter. courageous pioneer
and champion of Junior colleges"
1--WE must encourage the devel-
opment in individual Americans
of spirit of peace and good will
which is both strong enough and
wise enough to show that we have
a better solution for poverty" DR..
Zook said.
New association officers elected
included Eugene B. Chaffee, presi-
Evening star., 1950-03-29

dent of Boise Idaho) Junior Col
lege, president; DR.. Dorothy M.
Bell, president of Bradford
(Mass) Junior College, vice presi-
dent. and Hugh Price. Montgom-
cry Junior College, Bethesda, Md:
Henry w. Littlef1eld. Bridgeport,
Conn, and J. B. Young. Ellisville,
Miss, directors until 1853.
Evening star., 1950-03-29

A herd Of II dairy cows eats
about one ton of grass a day
from a pasture.
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by w. r. SULLIVAN.
County Agent
TOBACCO WORM DAMAGING
COTTON:

| have observed considerable
damage to squares and young
buds of cotton from the small,
green tobacco bud worm. This
worm is about one inch in length
and about one-eigth inch in dia-
meter. He feeds upon the young
top buds of the cotton stalks and
also eats the squares. His damage
to the square will be round
hole a little larger than pen
ell lead bored directly IN the
square, then he seems to eat the
entire content of the square max
ing the square very flabby Just
like an empty sack. ! would sug-
gest that you check your cotton
fields very close to see if you
have this insect present. If you
are spraying or busting with
material that does not contain
DOT you may have these insects
present in your field.
Most common materials icing
used without DOT are 20 per
cent toxaphene dust, some .o,<a-
phene sprays, aldrin lib dust and
aldrin spray However some COM
panies are mixing DOT with
these materials. If the DOT is
present in these materials you are
not likely to be bothered with
tobacco worm. Your materials
having DOT already mixed such
as 3-5 or 3-5-40 seems to be CIV
ling good control of boll weevil
and tobacco worms.
If you are using one OF the
materials without DOT and you
find the tobacco worm present
it would be advisable to add DOT
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-29

To get the best results with
this recipe and ali rice recipes,
be sure to use Riceland Rice. It's
the worlds most delicious rice
grown in the heart of the
quality rice belt of America.
Only the choice, perfect-cooking
rice grains are packed in Rice
land packages.
This quality. rice is quick and
easy to cook. Riceland Rice
cooks deliciously tender with
white, fluffy, individual grains.
Most grocers now feature this
.better-cooking, wonderfully-deli-
cious. packaged rice-and at eco
nomicalp prices, too! Riceiand Rice
costs only one-cent q serving.
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~ feet 10 the point where the east pa arr
Owens Branch intersects the norm eol I
porate line of the said City u le.AAns-
ton said point of intersectlon = SlHe
located 1925 feet north OF ana zoo iSes
west of the corner common % Sale..ls
IS. rs, as and SO, Township ID, North
Range Fast. in said Holmes County;
run thence east along the nortn COT
uorate line of the said City OF Lex
ington for the distance OF $3.50 zee. 70
point on the eastern Dounua,y
line of Section Is, TOWNSHIP 10 MOL
Range 2 East, in said Holmes county,
All a distance of 955 feet north of the
southeast corner of said section 70
run thence south along the
eastern boundary line ., seu
Section rs and along the eastern pouh1-
airy line of Section 80 IoM low -
County, for the distance OF 1870 ieet.
more or less. to the point where the
northern bank of Black Creek is in.er-
sected by the said eastern pounuary
line of said Section 36: run tnenSe vest
wardly following on and along the inca a.
nderings of the said northern Dank OF
Black Creek and across sald sections
IS and IS to the point OF beginning'
Section III.
That this ordinance shaii oe puousneo
for three consecutive weeks N the Lex
Advertiser, weekly newspaper rjLns-
shed in the City OF Lexington' Homes
County. Mississippi and shall become
operative one month from the cate of
its passage.
ATTEST:
c. A. Glover.
Clerk for the City of Lexington.
Mississippi.
APPROVED:
Allie S. Povall,
Mississippi.
The above ordinance, having been
first reduced to writing, was read ana
considered by the Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen by sections and each OF sara
sections was duly adopted Dy the ioi-
lowing vote: Aldermen wilson, beau
Thompson, Johnson ana Elllson sot-
ing yea. those voting nay, none.
Whereupon, on motion of Alderman
Beall, seconded by Alderman wilson,
said ordinance was put upon IT'S tinai
passage and passed as read 1y me
following vote: Aldermen wilson,
Bcall. Thompson. Johnson ana Fanson
voting yea; those voting nay. none:
Thereupon the Mayor declared the
ordinance passed, approved and ADOPT
ed.
c. A. GLOVER, Clerk Ut the City
of Lexington, Mississippi.
ALLIE S. POvALL, May,r of the
City of Lexington, MISSISSIPPI.
! STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
HOLMES COUNTY
| I. G. A. Glover. Clerk of the Cit,
of Lexington, Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the foregoing Is true
| and correct copy of ar ordinance pass
ed, approved and adopted by the Boar
| of Mayor and Aldermen of the City o
| Lexington. Mississippi, on The 9Th Cd,
4, OF June. 1850, being the regular June
| 1850 meeting of said Board, as tht
same appears of record in Book
| Page 345 ct. seq of the Minutes Of tn
Board of Mayor and Aldermen of th'
| City of Lexington, Mississippi.
! Witness my signature and $. al o
office on this the GIN day OF June
| 1850.
c. A. GLOVER, Clefk of the CIT,
| of Lexington. Mississippi.
| 9-3tnI
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to this material in order to con-
troll your tobacco worm as Wen
as the boil weeviL
Lice Infestotion:
If lice are building up on your
cotton it would be advisable to
dust with 3-5 or 3-5-40 in order
to control this insect or you may
spray with B. H. c. emulsion.
1t still appears that unless you
spray or dust your cotton inn
mediately to control the boil Wee
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vii that you are doomed to make
a failure because the boil Wee
wills are thicker than they have
ever been before at this stage
of the year.
If we can be of any service to
YOU please feel free to call upon
us at any time day or night. My
office phone is Lexington, AZ and
nv home phone is Lexington
l77-W-1. We are anxious to help
YOU with your problems.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-29

AN ORDINANCE CONTRACTING THE
LIMITS AND BOUNDARIES OF THE
CITY OF LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI
AND DEFINING THE ENTIRE BOU-
NDARY OF SAID CITY AS CHAN
EED
BE TT ORDAINED by he Mayor and
Board of Alderman of the City Of Lex
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
HOI MES COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EMMA ANDERSON, DECEASED.
Letters Testamentary having barn iss-
ued by the Chancery Court of Holmes
County. Mississippi this day to the un-
dersigned upon the above estate. not
ice is hereby given to all persons nav
ing claims against said estate 10 present
the same to the Clerk of laid Court for
probate and registration according to
law. within six months from the s'ate OF
the first publication hereof. or they VIII
be forever barred.
This the 9th day of June, 1850.
Mrs Julia ID. Bridgforth,
Executrix
Bridgforth and Love,
Yazoo City. Mississippi
(Solicitors)
q fvav
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-29

1 cup cooked Riceland Rice
I tablespoon gelatin
u cup cold water
u teaspoon salt
1 cup cream or evaporated
milk, whipped.
/ teaspoon vanilla
Il cup sugar
" cup mashed strawberries
Pour the cold water into a
bowl and sprinkle the gelatin on
top of the water. Place bowl
over boiling water and stir until
the gelatin has dissolved. Add to
hot cooked Riceland Rice, sugar,
salt and vanilla. Beat well, and
cool.
When it begins to thicken,
fold in whipped cream or
whipped evaporated milk and
the mashed Strawberries. Some
Strawberries will be sweeter
than others, so taste tose that
the sugar used is enough for the
strawberries used. Turn into a
mold. or individual molds or
even pile into individual COM
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ington. Mississippi.

ington. Mississippi:
Section !.
That the corporate limits ald bound
aries Of the City of Lexington. MissISs
Ippi. shall be and the same are narcpy
contracted by excluding theretroih tns
territory described as foiloWs' to-wn
Begin at point where the fa,e rofus
10 Western boundary line of Section -
Township is, North Range EAST anu
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potes. When firm unmold, if the
rice bavarian is nodded, and
serve with sliced, sweetened
Strawberries. Will serve five or
six.
The success of this recipe
and all rice recipes-depends on
the quality of rice you use. So
be sure to use perfect-cooking
Riceland Rice. It's quick and
easy to cook perfectly. Here's
how:
To Cook Riceland Rice: Put 1
cup of Riceland Rice, 1 teaspoon
Of salt and 2 cups of cold water
in a large saucepan and cover
with a tight-fitting lid. Set over
a hot fame until it boils vigor-
ously. Then reduce the heat as
low as possible and simmer for
IA minutes more, during which
time the water will be absorbed,
making the rice deliciously ten
der. Remove the lid, permit the
rice to steam dry to the desired
consistency and the grains will
be separate and fluffy. Always
use Riceland Rice for best re-
suits.
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Serue RiceInrld Rice.
Strawberry Baunrinn

Strawberries blessed with both flavor and color few
this Rceand Rice Strawberry Bavaran give
the mounds of decousness slightly glow Then more
be used around the mounds extra dividend.
Riceland Rice long has been popular basic ingredient in
desserts and is growing in popularity day. Smart
Rceland Rice puddngs cusards pie filings
bavarans and other delightful desserts of infinite variety
Riceland Rice combines perfectly with all fruits resh,
preserved died to make wonderful des
serts-quicky easily and economically And don't forget
Riceland Rice chocolate caramel buildings They're de-
hcious
There's end the good things you make with
package of Riceand Rice just be
genuine Rceand Rice It's the perfect-cookng rice which
perfect results time Get package of Riceand
today delight your family with this luscious dessert
Riceland Rice Strawberry Bavarian
Evening star., 1950-12-25

found. Tracks indicate that he
left the others and struck out
alone.
SweetWater County Coroner j.
Warden Opie. who examined the
bodies. said they had apparently
died of exposure II days ago.
4 days after they were reported
missing.
Iron ore tonnage in Tunis shows
a decline.
Evening star., 1950-12-25

was made by Edgar Morris, gen.
eral chairman of the local drive
Miss Piar has appeared only in
New York in United States per-
formances. She will leave i'm
mediately for France after sing
ing here.
During her childhood, the singer
suffered blindness for five years.
She has made it her ambition to
help other unfortunate children
in every way possible since re-
gaining her sight. She started
her career as street singer, and
later was invited to sing in
French clubs.
A number of special events
have been planned by the polio
committee because of the high
incidence of infantile paralysis
here during 1850.
This year." Mr.. Morris said,
1--WE must make the March of
Dimes a March of Dollars if
polio patients are to get the care
that they should receive. And
we are grateful. to Miss Piaf for
helping us with our drive" he
added.