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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19

Wednesday, October II, at the
home of Miss lone Roach, S9l7
Firth Ave. So. Plans were made
for the program 10 be held in
November which viii mark their
first anniversary,
The Twilight Social Club met at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
Boone, 1918 Eighth St So, on
Saturday. October -
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Darncn
so Hyland Ave. No, were host
and hostess at buffet supper
Saturday, October -, honoring
Mrs. c. l.. Taylor Of Fort Worth,
Texas. Mrs. Taylor is the sister Of
Mrs. Darnell Guests present at
the supper were MesSrs and
Mines Ploms Moore, Robert War
ders, O. Parker; Mines Essie Ar
mold. Elizabeth Fowler, Florence
Swanson, Thressie Holly. Enola
Thomas. Agnes Hartmen; Mcssrs
Henry Grayson, John Hopper, Le-
Ray Johnson, Sherman Roberts,
r. Russell Perry Bufnn and Ro-
bert Chambers. Mrs Taylor ~
turned TO her home Monday, Octo-
Der IS, after spending two weeks
here visiting relatives and friends
The Friday Night Out Club Will
meet Friday. October 10 at the
home Of Mrs. Johnny Wade. 24i2
Fifth Ave So.
The Naomi Circle met at the
home of Mrs. Mamie Battles, 372S
Portland Ave, Wednesday after
noon, at 100 p. m.
Misses ShlTIce and Gloria Brown
Of 3T49 Fourth Ave. So. will leave
the city saturday October 20, to
spend the week end in Dcs
Moines, Iowa, visiting their
mother. Mrs. Anna Mae Ashby,
who is in Mercy Hospital Mrs.
Ashby was taken To the hospital
Tuesday. October 8. Shirlee and
Gloria will return to the city Mon
day morning
The Senior Usher Board Of st
Peter church met Wednesday,
October II at the home Of Mrs.
Viola Madden, 5000 Clinton.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
ST. Paul

Mrs, Ralph Ward. 90 W, Cen.
trail Ave. returned to her home
Tuesday. October ., after spend.
tng eleven days in the Northern
Pacific Hospital,
The Hall and Chain club mot
SATURDAY October II ~ the home
VI Mr. and Mrs Moses Wallace
The nest meeting viii be held
SATURDAY October -, AZ the home
Ut Mr. and Mrs Robert jackson.
3lO lglrhart Ave.
MIR and Mrs, James TunNcr.
1861 Kondu. announce the birth
NJ a sin pnuud eight ounce baby
boy born On Columbus Day Fri.
day. October ~. at 81 Andrew
hospital Minneapolis Tho parents
named their sun stephen James
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treasurer. The meetings for the
club Will be every two weeks.
Mrs. EsSie Wyatt. 2lO4 f. 29th
St, had as her weekend guests.
Mrs. Roger Bell and Mrs. a. Lee
Of Evanston. Ill, They also visited
with Mrs. Lula Mckinney OF St.
Paul, before returning TO their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Burnett
Of 1929 Fourth Ave. So, Will Cele-
brate their eleventh wedding an
niversary on Friday, October 20.
They are the parents OF one
daughter and two sons.
MessrS. Maurice Tate. and Pres
ton Mitchell, left the city Wednes-
day evening, October 10. for Col
umbus. Ohio, where they will live
indefinitely. Mr.. Tate is the son of
Mrs. Arvilla Tate, 1886 Fourth
Ave So.
The Star-Litr Usher Board met
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MNNEArOIIS RIRTIInAVS

Oct. 81 Mir Peter Edmnnds,
SoSt Abbott So, Rev r. q Har-
MS iOl6 Clinton Avv., Doris
SCohcld Jones, Si2T y James.
Nathaniel Watson, Staa Firth
Ave So, Phyllis Marie simmons
S5a6 Erlh Ave. So. Sandra
Vaughn. eos Olson Blvd
oct - Albert l.. Grtssam. sal
nth Ave-. No Sam l. Srhrtncr.
a2li Morgan Ave. So Lester |.
Watts, 81 Hnag ANr. M
oct % Mrs Margaret Camp
belt lO29a Olson Highway, Alan
Carlisle. ITO Hyland Ave No Mr
Roy Jackson. b6S seventh Avr
No Mrs Ada Patterson. AIS Al
driCh Avr No. J r. Thomas. 2Slh
Chicago Ave Mrs. Gertrude Niui.
gar. 5i2 AldriCh Ave No.
oct % Rev. q, " MCCun-
nell. T22 Olson Blvd
oct 20 J. u Carlisle, ITO NY
land Ave No. NJ. q Evans 3Ii.
Firth Ave. So, Ken Robinson, at
THIRD Ave So, clifford RuCkrr
25At 3tth Ave. So. rrarlr T.
Martin. 2lO7 Firth Ave. So.
Oct - NuriwCitta RIChah
son. 1919 Chicago Ave Mis-
Naomi Whitaker. $40 Gimrd Az,
No
out OF Town birthday
oct - Mrs ETnr LcmuudC.
indianapolis Ind
oct 20 William II Ashby IT,
Kansas city. Mo. Melvin Boyd.
Kansas CITY Mo
oct - Lorenzo I'm. ItltS
burGh. Pa. Joan Washington.
Pittsburgh, Ia.
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PALR

Third Glass Corpsman Houston lJackc) Jackman of
Mrs Houston acknau 96G 81 Anthony arrived the city
Friday October L. pcu several weeks visiting his mother
and brother Mr. Glen larnmau and other relatives aud friends
after spending fourteen months korra lie will leave for
Pearl arhor November where he will spend six months
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ST. PAUL WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES

oct. 2l-Mr and Mrs Frrd
Smith, ?aS St Anthony, five
yCars,
oct. - Mir and Mrs. Larcr.
ccllc Green, pS4 lglchart. n
wars.
oct - Mr. ana Mrs. Robert
Harris, l4a Kent st. ~ years
oct ID Mr. and Mrs Melvin l..
G~,dcn, 1904 Carroll, four years.
Oyt IS Mr., and Mrs ~ =
Masstc. 6A0 Carroll, 50 years.
Oyt - Mr.. and Mrs. Garland
Hunter as W. Central Is years
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party at the Veterans Hall, Mon
day evening October rs.
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before r'turninE to tho states
Mr.. aud Mrs James Cook Ir..
and family and Nit Albert Dur
and. rrturncd to he rtiy frum
weeks vacation trip to HANNIBAL.
Mo, Friday, October ~
MIR aud Mrs. William Eoulkcs.
AZ n Western Avc. have as
their guests. their daughter and
n.ln.law, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Thompson, and Mrs Harriet
Atkins " Chicago They arrived
IN the city Sunday morning. Octn.
bet II, and win spend ten days
visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. nlsmarCk Archer was hos.
tess al the regular meeting Vt the
wnmens Auxiliary NJ tho Postal
Alliance. at her home Tuesday,
October ID.
The Non. Paricl Bridge club met
"Wednesday, October ~ at the
home of Mrs Leonard Davis pAi
Carroll
The CrrdInfaWH club celebrated
It's goth birthday with closed
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Well. imagine learn, Or least wcrr sup


There something shocking suddenly meeting tActofa
mddle-aged beauty glamour
queen Just the beginning Of the crack-up
a nciEhborhood cMarkc last week when bumped
gal cgncd soacd
society clique position
bar-y type butterfly
gentleman with a substantial job
Honey, thIrtIcs spread u certain
they hog the cNtoast the town. Even In
could have brn described
pretty puss trramllnInE bodcrCd
look merely matrony and weIfrd This Md
telling about getting that BLURRED at th""dErs and sIOP
PcdoN"rat th"Cur'"s appearance" which In "" Win
into CHASTITY insCo Of what one" lovely lure
dropping side Of her mouth and
when she through the turnsc She
blew cigarette smoke the caunow"r broahcd over the pork
Cclophanc
things IN a market namely
bras who need spanking bad hammered females who l" their
old ladies should
ing totnR shopping bag
anyone douSnE tn" merchandise IN "k"cn Just before her
checking pulled the cigarette
ground I Ugh
something depressing about seeing n
hitting the downward trail that "AdS "a forty
an
And sister don't fall for Of the read IN Syndca
Broadway Hollywood youthful
spite passed the foynvc mark
do untouched by III" long don't them In the
sunlight Ffh Madison Park Avenues Pancak" make
up the tcvSon
forth looks silky smh" the Subduod lighting Of night
Old Sol IT, the stuff cuddles
gals Instead making her look
Eamorous and wei" preserved ovrhPphcaon gives tn"
al o a field after a drouth
Of orywoods famous grandmothos sat the box next
a baseball brilliant Sunday Afternoon last
fascinated wrinkles that couldn't keep
tab the business taking the field They c"v"ryn
calcd cracks the gamorous facade but cracks they
= the looking babes
nave Vcr seem OB
Minneapolis years back made uncompn
mrnary Min city bring awful dres
scrS! IIaw!
Yes you really them York You
up They're top heap they're
way
FILM REVIEW. Louis de- Rochrnont who dcl,rd into race
a completely
equally he puts mana rmrnI
tToublP The n
Although
gets off to a sequences u
plea
By tn" local. Again IN" producer small
New England for his local. hr the
people 90
lloyd Bndgcs the role Of Brad Adams militant young
plastic factory The plant preGdsnt tho
cutting closing puts squarcly before
lay off half Of the brings
production
management go along
tho president killed crash
! Brad head the plant
Although factory
Industrial pausbI" small pcoTIe hsvS
grown up together Intimately
Adams finds the tho other foot "" the tough pOn ~
having try keep
Before solution
feeling that a the
The
the handed selfish graSpng production
job plant
whistI- Is rot attempt
Justify management .
pretty unbiased picture allowing Hollywood
KimmIcks Of
picture popular fy who
thrv"d Seng labor
won't good reception from certain lefty critics
II you a member a The Whistle
give you you
prove uspensef entertaining certainly
viewing
Advertisers Here ore Community Friends
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The WAY | SEE 1T
X BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITY reprint the following verbatim from f.
column the New Daily News Of October 10th 1881
No minority the within the past ten
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Advertisers Here are Community Friends
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

The TOWN. Club organized the home of Mrs Ger.
rude Brooks 400 F. 39th ST. Wednesday, September The
last meeting held September % the
able Cur $50 Girar Ave No Officers elected the
club are Mrs Ida Taylor president Mrs Gertrude Brooks
president Lurn Washington secretary and Bertha johnson
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they sPOnsorShP The main thing
do fight actively against the Comnllos not
SiNeIy. I q q on"
the playun dramatEed the
under system continued Lena
Robinson Monte lrnn NcwCombc CampNncla Mays ana
Thompson Robesons agitation
whom admiration does not speak fo
Negro Jackie Robinson told the House Committee
on and would tell them invited Agitato
always The Ohsr night unauthorE"
group Of Variety Artists
trouble night clubs which don't permit Ncgr
patrons you check their Connie
backgrounds
End o quote SullyRns column
Evening star., 1951-03-29
Liquor Board 10 Continue
Hearings on Dunbar Hofe

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board tomorrow will continue
hearings on charges that the Dun
bar Hotel, Fifteenth and U streets
NV. committed % violations Of
the ABC Act.
The hearing began yesterday
with the testimony of Pvts. Ste
phen E. Gordon and John M
Matthews, formerly of the Vice
Squad. They said they observed
infractions during a visit to the
hotel the night of February 8.
Under questioning by Robert D
Wise. assistant corporation coun-
sci. both policemen said they had
been solicited by two prostitutes
The hotel. which is the largest
lin the District catering to- coloreC
guests, is charged with selling
whisky to standing guests, allow
ing numbers game writin~, enc
permitting an entertainer to sing
tobscene songs. III
Evening star., 1951-03-29
Air Force to Establish
New Training Commend

The Air Force plans to estab-
Ilish a new Flying Training Ali
Force on May l to train its in
|creasing flow of pilots, navigators
and other crew members.
An announcement yesterday
said the new organization, part
Iof the Air Training Command
will be located at Waco, Tex, and
that Mai. Gen. Warren r. Carter
will be commander. There were
three such commands during
World War II.
Evening star., 1951-03-29
u Auto Solesmen
Win Mexicun Holiday

Two Plymouth statesmen from
the District will be among 180
quests of the Plymouth Motor
Corp. on a Today, all-expense
holiday in Mexico beginning to-
morrow. They are Robert c. Mich
Olson, 1855 Indian road terrace
NV, of L. P. Steuart. Inc, and
Thomas B. Young, 3623 Fullerton
street NV, of the Trew Motor
Co.
The, winning vacationers are
those whose sales of cars led the
Plymouth Salesmen's League dur
ling 1850.
Evening star., 1951-03-29
Model PIune Contest
To Be Held in Dallas

/ The Academy of Model Aero
Inautics, with headquarters at 1925
connecticut avenue NV, today
ANNOUNCED that the Naval Air
Station at Dallas, Tex, has been
chosen for the second consecutive
year as the site of the 1851 Ma
Itional Championship Model Air
plane Contest.
The contestants will include
model plane enthusiasts who have
participated in earlier National
Capital Model Air Shows, which
The Star helped to sponsor. The
Icontest will open July % and con-
Iclude with a victory banquet July
Evening star., 1951-03-29

ing alone, it's absolutely miss
proof" always rewards with
an extra-rich, extra-brown, extra
delicious gravy. What's more, it's
a special blend of fourteen choice
vegetables, herbs and spices,
which never adds any artificial
flavor of its own simply
brings out and peps up the true
natural taste of the meat or fowl.
Costs amazingly little, too SO
use KITCHEN BOUQUET. Serve
perfect gravy time after time.
Evening star., 1951-03-29

gives you a salt with super-fne,
fiake-like grains. The result? 1t
dissolves more quickly and blends
more easily into foods =. helps
bring out their true, natural
goodness to make good foods taste
better! And I'm not alone in
praising DIAMOND CRYSTAL
SHAKER SALT =. SAB house
wives who tested 1t voted it four
ways better:
Finer 81 to | !; Whittier -.
Ia to /; Quicker-dissolvin >.
7 to /; Better-tasting IN
to |.
Try it >. see If you don't agreel
Evening star., 1951-03-29

vidua1 packages. With such a
wide and wonderful choice every
body can pick his old favorite or
q different cereal every morning.
And they're all so scrumptious
you'll have trouble choosing a
favorite. So follow your fancy
treat yourself to Grape-Nuts
Flakes one day, Posts 40S Bran
Flakes the next Uhile the young
sters enjoy Post Toasties or
Grape-Nuts. Since they're all
simply one-SerDing versions" of
the delicious POST cereals you'd
hnv anyway, try 'em tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-03-29

CHOY Mixed Chinese Vegetables
(bean sprouts, water chestnuts,
bamboo shoots, mushrooms and
sweet peppers) :. then you can
serve luscious homemade chop
sueys and chow meins in mo"
time. And for more really won
derful Chinese treats, send for
FREE Recipe Booklet THE
Art g Secrets Of Chinese Cook.
cry. Write Nancy Sasser, 27l
Madison Ave-, New York 10.
P.S. Try LaCHOY Chinese Din
ner, too complete meal in a
carton all ready to heat m eat.
Evening star., 1951-03-29

cleanser. So let me urge you again
to use grit-free BON AMI ;. for ]
can tell you from experience that
this is the one fast, yet safe,
cleanser. You see, even though it
gets rid Of dirt quicE and cuts
grease, it never, never scratches
which is why 1t gives sinks,
bathtubs, pots and pans a super
sheen as you clean. Still BON
AMI CLEANSER costs no more
-. do try it soon. P.S. There's
nothing like BON AMI Cake for
cleaning mirrors and windows!
Evening star., 1951-03-29
BY The Associated Press

" HtS SASsSStdtCI FFSS1
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Mar
29.--Ronald Yinger says he's quit
running from trouble but he's still
in a whale of a hurry.
The young Missourian will be
released from the State peniten-
tiary next Wednesday after COM
|pleting three-year sentence he
once ran away to avoid.
He's got a special reason now
to stay right with the law. He's
the father of the mid-century
twins Lone was born New Years
Eve, 1949, and the other New
Years day. 1850. Mrs. Yinger and
Evening star., 1951-03-29
'hit-centuY Twins Dad Leaves Prison Next Week

Ithe youngsters are waiting in New
York.
That's where Yinger was when
the kids were born. They appeared
on a radio show and Missouri au-
thorities went after Yinger as a
parole violator. He was convicted
|of writing bad checks.
When he gets out Of prison he
plans to fly to New York to join
his family the same day.
Evening star., 1951-03-29

But why not make sure that peo-
pie can see the results Of your
labors? Good lighting helps show
off a clean house. So to get the
light syou pay for, clean your
lamps and lighting fixtures. And
make sure you have the right
size GENERAL ELECTRIC bulbs
in every lamp. Replace burned
out or under-sized bulbs with
good bright G-E lamps. Buy them
in the handy GENERAL ELEC-
TRIO four-lamp package. Four
100-watt bulbs-64t, four 60-watt
bulbs, SAC. Plus tax.
Evening star., 1951-03-29

en- clothes to professional stand
ards .feithout bluing. How can
you achieve that same dazzling
whiteness and brightness :.
give your washes that Profes-
sional Look? The answer is:
With sdte,, gentle LA FRANCE
Bluing =. for only LA FRANCE
contains LUMINESS, miracle
whitening g-brightening compound.
New Bead-Form LA FRANCE
dissoives instantly - completely
:. leaves no bluing scum, needs
no extra rinse. Try It'll 81
Evening star., 1951-03-29
EVERY WoMAN SHOULD

hNUW, Say IeduIIIS
ma n acturers Of
sinks and bathtubs,
that you shouldn't
ever scratch the sur
faces when you clean
tn m! But tn t's
what you do when
you use a scratchy
Evening star., 1951-03-29
HERE'S A SECRET that's been

8 HdT 1u Dy goo q
cooks for over 70
years - KITCHEN
BOUQUET is the
only sure way to
m a k e a perfect t
gravy every time.
That's no exaggera-
tion for unlike
nrdinarnr nan hrn,,rt,.
Evening star., 1951-03-29
sPRING-CLEANING doesn't

leave much time for
preparing dinner -.
but YOU can still
have exotic" meals
with out fussing.
How? Just stock up
on LaCHOY Bean
S Sprouts and La
Evening star., 1951-03-29
10 EACH HIS OWN

what I say now that
I serve my family
POST TENS, that
wonderful assert.
m ent of famous
Post Cereals that
contains Z different
4a a.
Evening star., 1951-03-29
KNOW WHAT A BIG difference

there can be IN
salt? You will
W hen you try
d / A NJ O N d
g r Y S T A L
SHAKER SALT
-. for it's made
by an exclusive
-
Evening star., 1951-03-29
BJ7Y-LIyNES+ BY Nancy Sasser
A Weekly Advertising Column Of Things New end Interesting

Weekly Advertising q
New York. March "a wshdy wonder that's what call CGoN Why!
wash better clocks washing and other troubles caused
That's why CACON help: ~ooen fluffy white clothes whittier and
compounds its safe for the dainues. for handbo laundry
ideal Dishes
washing Ia for today
Evening star., 1951-03-29

seen anything to equal the
brighter shines KIWI gives
with half the rubbing! Mothers
especially rave about KIEI, be-
cause its fine wakes give shoes a
richer color and cover up un-
slightly scuff marks on young
sters' shoes. KIWI shines last
longer, too a quick brush.up
brings the shine back again and
again. G.I.'s tell me KIWI is the
seryicemen's favorite the world
over. Do try it KIWI comes
in Black, Tan, Brown, Blue, Dark
Tan, Mid-Tan, Oxblood, Mahog-
any and Neutral.
Evening star., 1951-03-29

for it makes many dishes taste
more delicious. For proof, try
this Racy Soup:
Combine ready-to-serve soups,
chicken noodle and cream OF
green pea. Heat. Add 2 tbsp.
LEA & PERKINS Sauce. Stir
and serve. It's soup at its zesti.
est -. try it soon! Want some
more quick. easy unusual treats
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE q
wonderful 96 page recipe book
let, "The Secret of Seasoning,
packed with all kinds of soups,
salads, entrees and sauces. It's
FREE. Write Nancy Sasser, 271
Madison Avenue. New York 16.
Evening star., 1951-03-29
TAKE A TIP from professional

laundrleS the
overwhelming ma
jority of them use
BLUM 6 because
they know that no
soap. no detergent,
no bleach can
Mhiten and bright
Evening star., 1951-03-29

Whales which reach a length Of
100 feet and weight of 200 tons
are mammals.
Evening star., 1951-03-29
HAVE YOU BEEN NTRo.

DUCED to the
fastest growing
shoe polish in
Ame erica .
KIWI Shoe Pol
ish? We use 1t in
our home 4.
and / have never
Evening star., 1951-03-29

will! Want proof? Then listen to
the experts Americas prize
winning cake bakers who have
taken top honors at State and
County Fairs. They "bake-tested"
AUNT JENNA Mixes for Silver
Cake and DEVILS Food >. and
SS1 of them (92%) declared that
AUNT JENNA Cakes are "ev-
cry bit as delicious as our own
wonderful homemade ones!" No
costly extras, either you
simply add water, mix and bake.
Try AUNT JENNA Cake Mixes
.. see for yourself how good a
cake mix can be-
Evening star., 1951-03-29
THE IMPREss1oN

that no cake mix can
make a cake as good
as your best home
made? Then I have
wonderful news i.
AUNT JEM MI M A
raL NE;o, aoo ,nd
Evening star., 1951-03-29
wAsHp.Y WORK IS A THING OF THE PAST in my house

a, since my wonderful FRIGIDAIRE Auto
w - matte Washer Now all I do is in my clothes
~ 80 soap the SelectODial for the right
~ ~ washing time FRIGIDAIRE does the rest!
IN And job it does! That famous Lye-Water
~ washing sends hot suds surgng through the clothes
~N>I> wash them clean but genfiyi
8: ::
very special features! And the FRIGIDAIRE
Dryer variable control and the FRD
PrestoMac Foot Control tool
Evening star., 1951-03-29
YOU'RE ExTRAyAGANr IL

you use just any
kind Of vanilla .
for only a few drops
of an inferior brand
wastes the other ex-
pensive ingredients.
In my opinion,
~ AI
Evening star., 1951-03-29

SPRING is HERE .
you to wake up the
lazy appetites in your
ia mily by giving g
your meals new spark
and zest. How? With
LEA & PERRINS
Sauce, the original
Worcestershire . ,
Evening star., 1951-03-29

kind to use -. BURNETT'S
Pure Vanilla Extract. It's the
truest, purest vanilla made q
skillful blend of the finest im-
ported vanilla beans >. with no
artificial ingredients added.
That's why BURNETT'S gives q
delicate through-and-through
flavor perfection that ordinary
vanillas miss -. and why it's
been first choice with good cooks
for over 100 years. You'll be
pleased and proud Of the deli
cious difference BURNETT'S Va
nilla makes. Try it next time.
Evening star., 1951-03-29
but now l make


easiest.handng dough eyeri is ready ROLL
with this method and you'll
try ask Grocer for the FREE WaeWhip"
PeNst Recpe today Nancy Ave,
New get Homogenised SPRY In the
gngham it's the only Of shortening that
mixes properly with liquid ~ za-s
Evening star., 1951-03-29
I EXPECT EVERY WOMAN.

when she's I'm
ished her Spring
Housecleaning,
breathes a big
s | 6 h ! o 0 k s
around and says
That's that!
Evening star., 1951-03-29
USED no SHY AWAY from making piecrust :.

i
the fakest, tenderest, nut-sweet piecrusts every
time How? With the exciting new "Water-Whip'
Piecrust Method, newest miracle of that miracle OF
modern shortcomings, Homogenized SPRY! There's
no bothersome cutting in" your shortening; no
guesswork about how much liquid to use or how to
add it! Here's all you do:
! With fork, beat the liquid and Homogenized
SPRY together. Sift the dry ingredients right
II CpRY "Whin1
Evening star., 1951-03-29


It easier to digest And it's fortified with Vtamin
shine vitamin that helps your baby use CARNATl
ply of milk minerals build sound bones and teeth
I'm sure your doctor will agree with me that yo'
milk for babies :. in fact out of 10 mothers who
say their doctor recommended it. It's the milk ev
Evening star., 1951-02-16
&Zx3f
GENTER
MARKET CITY
. with Af AxkH<

= 60. with Hk HXkH<
SPRING LAMB is one of the
most delightful of the seasons
dishes, and Harold Biondi,
who owns stand No. 341,
specialiZes in lamb.
If you're in the market for
a good, old-fashioned lamb
stew, Mr.. Biondi will prepare
such lamb for you as will make
your mouth water! If you belong
to the school that prefers
Easter lamb to Easter ham,
Mr.. BiOndi is man you should
know.
JOHN VASSOS, who owns
stand No. 234, is one of the
incest, most agreeable mer-
chants at Center Market City.
But that isn't all about him.
He insists on the finest quality
fruits and vegetables for his
neat little stand.
In addition to the freshest
of these, Mr.. Vass0s will pre-
pare fruit baskets for special
occasions. If he isn't around,
you'll find his son just as nice
in helping you to find a per-
feet head of cauliflower, or just
the right ingredients for a fruit
salad or centerpiece.