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Evening star., 1951-11-08
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COlOreQ-fO POSSESSION
81 $50 down; Bird and Charming SITS
NE; modern 2-story brick; 5 lge
rms. and modern bath: front and
rear porches, full bsmt. h.-w.h.
Al cond.; priced to sell this week
Call till 9 pm. weekdays; Sun. 1:
TO ).
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
FULL PRICE SO OOO
ASSUME CT LOAN

WEST HYATTSVILLE
down payment Practically
new, 3 bedrooms. large living room
and family-size dining room, side
patio: house newly decorated: near
schools. transportation and shopping.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.,
WA 6655. HY. 0636. UN. 1855.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
HYATTSVILLE HILLS
LANDOVER HILLS PROPER
MT RAINIER

Large. 3-bedrn.. 2-story frame IN nice
eond.; lily. rn.. din. rm- and kit; full
bsmt,. oil h.-w.h.; large 66x150 lot.
Terms, $4,000 down, S72 a mo-. in
price. SIC. 500. ROBERT N. DOLBY,
AP o1O0. eyes LIN h3Io q
Evening star., 1951-11-08
HOUSES SALE-S.E. Cont J

SECTION. on Carpenter
brick. 5 rms. tile bath; fun bsnit. !;
gas heat. deep lot. priced right
With substantial cash; HARTMAN
&C. Iu 4-34nn WI 6Q7R So
Evening star., 1951-11-08

Near 51St and Sheriff Rd.
SI0,sbo-Sl. 900 DN.-S95 MO.
Possession at settlement. Modern B.
rnl. home with hardwood floors, mod
ern kit, oil heat. lge. front porch,
bsnat rec. area; beautiful cond.
thrSughousto tbs tbs wo1t o1 s,n last iGns. mE
$142 weekdays.
METROPOLIS REALTY d
INVESTMENT CO.
1713 No CAPITOL ST.
Evening star., 1951-11-08

New 3-bedroom all-brick Colonial
with full basement. Beautifully To-
Gated on large wooded lot. Close to
everything. Just a few blocks over
the D. c. line. Separate dining room.
this for only S17,950.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
Arena-"JuliuS Caesar; $3.50
pm.
New Gayety - Darkness at
Noon; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"S Saturdays Hero:
los, $40, $40. 7:25 and 9:35
pm.
Capitol-"Little Egypt: 11:oo
am. LAS. 4:30. 7:15 and 1000
pm. Stage shows: 1850. 1885,
$40 and 9:05 pm.
CoIumbia-"David and Bath
sheba"; II am, l:10. 3:25, 5:35,
7:45 and 10 pm.
Dupont-"The Wooden Horse:
1:25, $3.50, 5::35, TAO and 9:45 pm.
Keith's "The Day the Earth
Stood Still: 11:15 am. 100, 2:45.
4:35, $40, $40 and s:55 pm.
Little-'Don Quixote":: 1920,
2:15, 4:10, sos, 800 and 9:55
pm.
Metropolitan 49, "a Streetcar
Named Desire: 10:45 am. 1855,
3:05, Sis, 7:30 and 9:45 pm.
National - Mister brakes
Duck; 1885 am. 1:15. 800, 4:45.
$3.50, 8:15 and 1000 pm.
Palace - Texas Carnival;
HAS am, 1850. $50. $50. 7:50
and 9:55 pm.
Pix-"Oliver Twist; 2, 3:55,
5:45, 7:45 and 9:40 pm.
Playhouse-"No Highway in the
Sky; 11:10 am, lis. 3:20, 5:25,
7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza - Mime, the Curious
Bride; 10:30 am. 1910. 1850
$3.50, $40, $50, $3.50 and 1910
pm.
Trans-Lux-"A Place in the
SUM-; 1885 am, 1:05. 3:15, $3.50
7:40 and 9:55 pm.
Warmers - Saturdays Hero;
11:15 am, las. 3:25, $50, 7:3(
and ESQ pm.
Evening star., 1951-10-16

with books and libraries-andn not
meeting Dukes, of course The
Dublin Players, young actors
drawn from the Abbey, Gate and
other noted Irish companies, will
present four evenings of plays here
beginning January 9 They are
being sponsored by the Institute of
Contemporary Arts Perform
ances will be given at the Cafritz
auditorium, Jewish Community
Center Tennessee Williams
"The Rose Tattoo" will be Fire
side Theater's published play for
November The play still is
running on Broadway and is
pencilled in for presentation here
later in the season.
Montgomery Players. one of the
oldest and most successful COM
munity drama groups. will launch
their 1951-52 season October q
Opening play will be the
English mystery. Grand National
Night" to be followed in Deem
ber by Shaw's THE Devils Dis
ciple." Performance will be
given in Leland Junior High
School auditorium, as in the past.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
The Posing Show
Time Still Marches On,
Somewhat to Its Surprise
By Joy cormody

Even Time Inc does not know exactly what in the attic
Like else busy with today and concerned with
tomorrow that it orgets that both stem from yesterday.
This is why quite shock March Of Time to dis
that really Of the motion picture after
Evening star., 1951-10-16
By SheiIoh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD,


Bob Hope, plunging deep into
TV this season, has agreed to
do ten shows-and most of them
from Hollywood. Because" says
Bob. IT want to spend more time
with my family" Bob quips: "The
only reason Crosby hasn't yet
appeared in television is that he
hasn't yet decided which network
to buy"
Mitzi Gaynor plans to marry
lawyer Richard Coyle. Sept. 4.
1851. II promised my mother when
I was little girl that I wouldn't
marry until I was 21," Mitzi tells
me in the goth Century-Fox cafe.
"I'll be 81 next September 4 and
will marry Richard Immediately" +"
~ Il y
Beverly Michaels, star Of Pick
up." gets q Rita Hayworth glamor
buildup at Columbia. Bev is back
in town after public appearances
with the picture that cost $85, 600
to make but was sold to Columbia
by Hugo Haas for $125. 900, and
is expected to clear $1,000,000 In
profit.
Prior to her western, Greer
Carson stars in Second Love" !"
now in the writing mills at Metro.
Fred MacMurray has taken his
ailing wife Lillian back to the
ranch. as q respite from the
hospital.
Johnny WeisSmuller is up a
tree. Wants to do TV. but can't
use his Tarzan or jungle Jim
characters.
Gene Autry is selling his famous
Melody Ranch which cost him
Jean Arthur is coming out Of
her shell-for a day. anyway.
Jean is co-host with Alan Ladd
for a party for 800, to celebrate
the ending OF their picture,
Shame"
Talking Of Ladd, he is carrying
his arm in sling. Alan took a
swing at Ben Johnson's jaw-for
a barroom- -brawl scene-missed
the jaw but contacted the bar.
Danny Kaye and William War
field were the only players paid for
the postponed "Huckleberry Finn. "
Danny came out best-with $780,
600. Danny will receive the same
amount again when he actually
makes the movie.
Jean Peters, allergic to smog
Evening star., 1951-10-16
II Czechs Who Escaped
On Train Sail for Cunudo
By the Assoeioied Press

BREMERHAvEN, Germany, Oct.
16.-Eleven of 81 Czechs who
made a spectacular escape from
their Communicated country Oh
a freedom train last month sailed
yesterday for Canada, their future
homeland in the free world.
An official of the International
Refugee organization. which is
sponsoring the trip. said some of
the others will follow soon.
Evening star., 1951-10-16

which lands her back in the Good
Samaritan Hospital, has bought a
home high on a hilltop, to escape
the stuff.
\ n u 4
Enrol Flynn's losing weight
while losing his wisdom teeth.
Evening star., 1951-10-16

may be obtained by calling Michi-
gan 5000, branch 351.
+ 4 r
Evelyn Davis Dance Playhouse
will have one Of its liyeliest weeks
of the season, October 1926. Oc-
casion will be the special artists
course to be offered by Charlie.
Weidman of New York. one o1
the leading modern dance mait
choreographers of the country
This will be the first Of a series
of special courses which Miss Davis
will present this season.
Weidman who is choreographel
for New York's City Center
operas, is best known as the
humorist and satirist of the mod
ern dance. most widely acclaimed
for his adaptations of James
Thurber's Fables"
Weidman'S local program calls
for two classes nightly at the
Playhouse, one for beginners, the
other for intermediate pupils.
y Il 4
Speaking of education in the
drama, George Washington Uni.
versity Players will find themselves
under the direction of a new mar
this year. He is Arnold Goliath
a native of Maine and an alumnus
Of the University Of Maine anc
Western Reserve University. In
addition to directing the Univer.
sity Players Goliath will teach
courses in theater; voice ano
diction.
Another drama course at George
Washington will be that offered
under the sponsorship Of the Divi-
sion of Community Services. "The
Theater of Today and It's Back.
ground" is the subject and it will
be taught by Calvin D. Linton
PhD., professor of English litera-
ture. The course will open to-
morrow and run for eight weeks.
y \
Bulletin board: The Folger Lii
brary has scheduled an interesting
sounding lecture, ION Not Meeting
a Duke" by Percy Muir for Octo-
ber % Mr.. Muir. noted book
man, will describe his experiences
Evening star., 1951-10-16

all. Th1S was dut1fully announced
a few months ago, coincidental
with MOTs exclusive dedication
to television.
Then MOT went to the attic, or
to the warehouse if one wants to
be prissy about it. and discovered
all sorts Of old reels going back to
1885 for which there is a continu-
ing interest today. The conse-
quence is that this corner of the
Luce empire is reactivating itself.
Tomorrow in the trade press, it
will announce its entrance into
the film reissue business.
Initiator of the deal to show
this history-in-the-making series
of MOT is Norman Elson, presi-
dent of Guild Enterprises, Inc.
owners of three New York art
theaters. Elson has purchased
rights to the whole series going
back to Vol. /. No. 1, released 16
years ago. Why? Because. Elson
says, he feels that his discriminat-
ing customers will enjoy seeing
this memorable motion picture
record of our time as these films
are of even greater importance
today"
Elson's investment in this con-
viction is 100000, the sum he
paid MOT for the reissue rights.
Biggest item in the deal is
March of Times full length fea-
ture, "The Ramparts We Watch"
released just prior to this coun-
try's entrance into World War
II. Elson is convinced that this
film will have more boxof1ce ap-I
peal today than when it was
released and will test his iudg-
ment with its opening November
! at his Embassy Theater in New
York.
Sooner or later. the rest of the
country will be in on the reissue
deal.
Catholic University Theater,
now busy lining up its annual
subscription audience, will present
the first of its five productions,
1.-THE Tempest" on Oct. 26. The
Shakespeare comedy which has
been absent from the theater for
a long time is being directed by
the Rev. Gilbert v. Hartke. head
of the speech and drama depart
ment of the university. Leading
roles of Prospero and Caliban will
be played by Bob Resnick and
Frank Mccormick, respectively.
with Marcia Darragh as Miranda
and Joan Kendall in the role of
Ariel. AS in the case of all five
productions. ''The Tempest" will
run for two weeks at the Univer-
sity theater.
Other plays in the subscription
series will include Chekovs 'The
Cherry Orchard" ''The Crescent
Moon." a new play by John T..
Dugan of the department faculty
Sophocles' "Antigone" and the
annual musical comedy.
Subscription season information
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Hollywood Diary wR HaBs 6 5!aass: sSsw: ee7ys se a%

Can't eat. This has been Errol's
toughest physical disability" year.
Vivian Blaine is through with
Skirts Alloys" next week. She'll
go back to Guys and Dolls" on
on October %.
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance.)
Evening star., 1951-10-18

FIovorfuI topping for old fovorite.
Broccoli Pear-cheese Salad
Pumpkin Pie ,oith Mocha Whipped Cream
Pumpkin Pie.
large eggs ia cups canned pumpkin
y cup sugar ! cup evaporated milk Cor rich
u teaspoon ginger milk
u teaspoon nutmeg u cup water
u teaspoon cinnamon ] 9-inch unbaked pie shell
"a teaspoon salt
Beat a mixing bowl. sugar. Spices salt and
pumpkin we'll Add milk and water and stir until smooth
Pour into pie shell and bake minutes
Reduce moderate continue to bake
about Is minutes until mixture is firm and crust Drowned
To make the mocha topping: Whip u pint whipping
until stiff Mix tablespoons teaspoons soluble
Salisbury Steak speet Potato Cecilia
Crecm,ed Onions Tomato Salad
Apple Dumping 9
Sweet Potato CeceHa.
pounds sweet potatoes " teaspoon nutmeg o
. cup butter y teaspoon cinnamon
Salt and pepper " to cup apple cider
Mash potatoes Add y cup butter seasonngs
and cider mix well Put in buttered baking dish dot with
minutes until top Is brown. Serves to TO-
TUESDAY
Veal Pot Pie (Lettoper Roast)
Lima Beans Spinach-Radsh Salad
Surprise Sour Cream Pudding Tea
Surprise Sour Cream Pudding.
tablespoons butter teaspoons baking powder
" u teaspoon salt
! teaspoon vanilla / cup milk
/ egg beaten cups brown sugar
Ia -four cups sour cream
ingredients alternately with milk Beat thoroughly
bueed pan Sprinkle with brown pour
top sugar sauce Turn upside
down. Serve hot or cold with cream Serves IL.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Clearance Of Carpets and Rugs

1915 SCATTER rugs, q large selection Of
patterns and colors. Were CO., $3.50 to
$495o. Nov. eoch----------------Sl4.e5
27"x54" SCATTER rugs. Were eo, Sl4.e5
to $3.50 Nov co., o,------- S4.95
l2xl8'5" GREY tone -on-tone uncut pile Viii
ton. Was S5O8.80. Now------ S27o.50
llxl6.6" ROSE heoy oIl-wool twist, Wos
l2xle'6" ALL-WooL, tight twist, beech tan.
Was S446 IS Nov w------- SzIe.75
l2'xle'6" GREY. hioh and low pile. hand
hooked. Wos $3.50. Nov -------- $3.50
l2'xll' ROSE tone e-on-tone round wire Wilton
Wos S225.25 Nov ------------- $I57.50
l2xl4'6" MEADOW green olI-wool twist
Wcs S336. Now W------------------ $199
o'xl0'6" GREEN tone -on-tone Leaf pottern
heavy Administer Wos Sl6l5o. Now $oo
e'xlo, GREY hard twist oll-wooI Broodloom.
Was $303.05. Now----------------$
Evening star., 1951-10-18

MacarOni : Chicken T1mbaleS
with Mushroom Sauce will put
new zest into the menu.
Add q tablespoon Of salt to 8
quarts Of rapidly boiling water.
Gradually add ounces Of elbow
Imacaroni. Cook uncovered, STIR
ring occasionally. until tender.
Drain.
In q bowl, mix 3 beaten eggs.
l1z cup Of milk, cup cooked
chicken, diced, VI cup sliced
STUFFED olives, 2 tablespoons
| grated onion, salt. pepper. ore
gfno and VI cup grated cheddar
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Mdcoroni-C Chicken TinnboIes

cheese. Add cooked macaroni
and stir well. Pour into 6
creased custar6 GUS and bake in
q pan Of hot water in q moderate
oven for ! hour. Unmold and
serve with mushroom sauce:
Melt 2 tablespoons butter In q
pan, add 2 tablespoons minced
onion, and simmer until soft.
Stir In q can Of cream Of mush-
room soup. V cup Of water. 2
drops Of Tabasco, " teaspoon
paprika and " teaspoon worces-
tarshire sauce. Simmer 20 min
uses. stirring frequently.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Reductions from our
Modern Department

PATTERSON 2-cushion SOTO, button-tufted
back, brown texture. Was $37o. Now--$z65
DONOVAN SHOPS, low arm, 3-piece section
al SOTO, loose spring cushions, corol texture.
Wos S3l4 w---------------$ $2l9
BUTTON BACK occasional chair. green tex
ture, bIeoehed legs. Wos $50. Now-----S34
CUSTOM-NADE 2-port omIess SOTO. button
tufted scots and backs, olive ploid texture.
Was $3.50. Now----------------
PATTERSON eoroI texture lounge chair and
matching ottoman. Was $268 Now $l76
FAWfN WALNUT 6-drower double dresser.
mirror chest, vanity, bench, ful-size bed ond
mite table. Wos S7l8. Now------$492
GENUINE blond woInut double dresser, mir
ror 6-drower chest, full-size bed and mite
stont Wos $4O6. Now-------------$z -$z96
GREY woInut 7-drower chest on chest. Wos
$14o. Now-----------
| PAIR of cordovon mahogany twin beds.
Were STA. Now--------------- $50
LINED OAK o-piece dining room, buffet,
china, extension foble, 4 side and 2 orm
choirs Wos $5o5 Now----------- 1884
WEDGE END TABLE, plostic strow cloth top
and Shelf Wos $46 Now-, S32.95
STEP table, plastic strow cloth top. Wos $42.
Now $3.50
END table, 1879, plostc strow cloth top ond
shelf. Wos $42. Now---------$z $3.50
TABLE lamp. ceronie. green base. red shade.
Wos $32o5 Now-------------- SASS
TABLE lamp, white and green, white shade,
indirect. Was $3.50. Now---------$l9.50
Samples of DrexeFs Famous
Precedent Modern
25% to 50% Off
DROP leof tobie, 5ox7o opened Was Sloo.
NOW -------------------- I'D
CONSOLE toble, eon be used with above tobie.
Was Sol. S34
GLASS door china superstructure Wos S78.
DINING choir. ploste scot and back. Was
$50. Now ----------------- Sl9
28x28 PLASTIC top occasional table Was
S49. Nov $Z4
24x24 PLASTIC top occasional tobie Was
S2e. Now ----------------- $I4
PLASTIC top corner toblsA Wos s5s. Now.
- * S37
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Reductions on
Dining Room Furniture

WllLETT golden beryl maple corner cobinet
with cubbord base, 74-inch high. Was Sl03.
Now observation-disclosures $50
kNOTY PINE combination buffet and cup
boord. Unusuol in design. 54" wide, IS"
high. Wos $3.50. Now S179
kNOTN PINE Chippendole, rope trim, buffet
corved base toble cobinet server with serving
tray, 4 chippendoIe side chairs, 2 arm chairs.
Wos $8e5. Now---------------- $5o6
FRENCH PROVINCIAL junior dining group,
solid nognolio, 46" buffet, oval extension
table. 4 side chairs, arm choirs Was $602.
JOHN WiDDiCoAB Provincial fruitwood buff
fet with metal grille deck, extension table, 4
Wos STATS 1863
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Mayer Quolity living dining occasional
modern furniture carpets and rugs bedding
GreatIy Reduced Prices on
Famous Bedroom Pieces

SsSOtay NOO0SS0 EGsSSS OU
Fomous Bedroom Pieces
TOAlINSON extro-sze o-drower double
dresser. chest, twin beds and night toble, swirl
mahogany Wos S744 Now--------. $577
REGENCY highly figured mahogany 66-ineh
double dresser. large chest on chest, smart
low foot double bed. night tobles. Was
$9l5. Now----------------
kNOTTY PINE 57-inch double dresser, 5
drower. chest on chest, with desk, double bed.
step night toble Wos S382 So Now $z56
DRExEL mahogany 6-drower double dresser,
large double mirror, chest on chest, full-size
4-poster bed and night stond Wos $4lO.
Now ------------------- $z88
DRExEL mohooony chippendole s-drower
on chest and double bed. Wos $475. Nov.
$37s
FRENCH WALNUT large dresser, vonity,
bench. chest on chest, double bed, step
night tobles. erilles. Somple. Was $74o.
Now -------------------
klNDLE large l2-drower shaped front double
dresser. loree mirror, chest on chest, double
sleigh bed. 3-tier night toble. Wos S844:
NOV ------------------ S687
SLEIGH oII-mohoeony cross bonded mahogany
9-drower vanity and desk. Wos $253. Nov.
sI3s
SLEIGH moho3ony three slidewoy door oil
mohoeony nor's robe, with troys, 81" high,
40" WIDE Wcs S2o5. Now--------S -Szl9
DRExEL Federol American mohoeony dresser
with colonial round swing mirror with 2-drower
desk. Crotch panel. Was 1854 Now $lz7
JOHN WlDDlCOMB commode dresser in Pro-
vinciol cherry, 80 ineh Matching piece ovoiI-
able. Wos S23e. Now--------.-----sI39
DOROTHY WILLIAMS solid mahogany g.
drower vonity dresser and Ioree ovoI mirror
Was $l82. Now-----------
Evening star., 1951-10-18
4HWhats Coobilll

FRIDAY 81 Es~
ScaHoped Oysters Shoestring Potatoes
$3.50 EggpGnt Cole SlGp
Apricot Whip-Custnrd Sauce
Scaloped Oysters.
s tablespoons butter Pepper
2. cups soft bread crumbs tablespoon lemon Juice
Ia teaspoons salt ] pint oysters
Melt butter add crumbs and seasonngs Drain
oysters alternate
creased baking dish Bake 20 minutes
Serves 4
SATURDAY.
Smoked Sausage Mashed Potatoes
Carrot Loaf Green Salad
.=.ss4s Fruit JeHo
10 medium carrots cups milk
eggs beaten tablespoons butter
/ small onion, finely cut Salt
cups bread crumbs Pepper sys
Cook carrots In salted water drain and mash Add
remaining ingredients we'll Bake buttered baking dish
st IN hot water In moderate ESQ.,
Evening star., 1951-10-18
S<zzzs al
FuENrTuRE
OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM.

onceinoifetime opportunity to buy Lifetime Furniture at
considerable reductions choice selection Of single sutes
pieces from display rooms, sope groups and many single
peceo owprieed for quick eieoronce On sole down.
town store only All merchandise subject to prior sale Shown
below poro listing Of the unusual reductions Budget
accounts ovoiIobe
Evening star., 1951-10-18
NO c.o.D.'s-ko PHONE ORDERS
MANDATE DELIVERY REQUIRED
ALL SALES FINAL
NO ExcHANGES-No RETURNS
Unusual Reductions on
Fine Upholstered Furniture

Ttue OpuOiStete0 TuSustuEe
KARPEN 2-cushion Lawson love scot, red
motelosse Was 1929. $t65
JAMESTOWN ROYAL tufted- back sheridon
SOTO. lime velvet. down cushions. Was $425.s
TohALlksON curved front SOTO, built to floor.
lime texture Was $500. Now-----$29
KENT shoped front button-bock SOTO, brown
texture. kick pleot. spring and down cushions.
Wos $3.50. ----------------$36
CAMPBELL fine solid mahogany frame love
Sass
kARPEN Lowson back left and right vt~o-
port SOTO, built to floor. grey texture. Wos
BAKER tufted back and scot lounge chair,
rose moteIosse, kick pleot. Wos $3.50. Nov.
$l64
KENT Ioroe English wing chair, beige and
brown texture, down cushion. Wos $265. Now,
sI5S
REGENT SHOPS tufted-bock Regency fon
book choir, green kid mohoir. Was $2l0. Nov.
$I37
KARPEN huge tufted- book Chippendoe wing
chair, red domosk, down cushion. Was $32o
.Now Observation-Disclosures Sz35
TOMLINSON ottoched pillow back lounge
choir, green moteIosse. fringe bose Was $l7e
OXFORD HOUSE Regency ormIess fireside
choir. brown texture Wos Sl4o Now : 500
BEAVER top groin red leather fon back occo-
siono chair. Was S205. Now----Sl26
CHINESE CHlPPENDALE occasional chair,
grey motelosse and green velvet combination
WoS pI9 iNOW---------------
OXFORD HOUSE high back ormless wing
choir. grey texture. Wos 500. Now-----$58
Evening star., 1951-10-18

Conodon bacon tastes much like ham.
WEDNESDAY.
CGnadidn-styIe Bacon Au Gr1tfn Potatoes
Merican Corn Nodded Lime Salad
Peach Sundde
Canadian n-Stye Bacon.
Canadian should be cooked temperature
to keep juicy and davorfu Place the slices
boe rack they about inches from the heat Ha-nch
thick slices take only about to 10 minutes cooking time
Bro meat for half this time then cooking Pan
brong requires shorter period Of cooking.
slices just long enough to give them . nice brown.
THURSDAY
Minute Steak Br0Uned Potatoes Green Beans
Tossed Green Salad. Cottage Cheese Dressing
Spice Cake Coffee
Cottage Cheese Dressing.
Glove garlic 6 tablespoons cottage cheese
" green pepper chopped teaspoon salt
radishes chopped "a teaspoon paprika
hard-coOked egg yolks, tablespoons lemon Juice
mashed V cup buttermilk
Rub inside of bowl with garlic. Combine pepper
ishes and egg yoks bowl add remaining ingredients
thoroughly Pour hearts of lettuce green's
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Evening star., 1951-10-18
Reductions on
Occasional Furniture

kITTINGER rosewood and nohoeony glass
door corner, 44-inch bookcase cobinet COM
binotion with siIverwore drower. Was S57O
5l-lNCH shaped front mahogany credenzo
with writing compartment Wos $llS Now,
s74
SHAPED front, 5-drower mohoeony bachelor
chest, sliding writing tray. Was $50 SO. Now,
S44
LAMP tobIe. 22x3o, inIoid gold-tooIed ieother
top. shelf Wos $3.50. Nov 80 S34.5o
LAMP tobIe. 3ox22. gray leather. metal trim.
custom-mode decorators piece Wos. Sl35.
Nov ----r--------- -------..s-- $3.50
COkAMoDE, imperioI, "a inches square, u
inches high. mahogany, inloid. drowers.
was SIZU. NoW----- -------------S S6y.SO
PEMBROKE tobIe, famous maker, 28x28
and leoves Was $lo5. Now-------$7e.50
CIeoronce Of Fine Bedding
SETS twin-size Beouyrest mattresses and
box springs. Samples Were set, Sl3o. Nov.
sos
! SET double-size and set twin-size White
Cloud. Floor somple. Wos $l3e. Now, SeS
2 ENGLANDER box springs. double size As
is. Were $3o.75. Now - $3.50
SETS twin-size Airfoom Soiled samples.
Were set, Sl4o5o. Now - $lI9
2 SIMMONS sIeepchoirs. Samples Were
$3.50 Now---------------- $3.50
HELLER studio couches, green, red. wine.
Floor Samples Were up to So4. so Now $63
Z SIMMONS hideobeds. Grey and green.
Were S2465O. Now $2I9
/ PULLMAN sleeper, red, sompIe. Was 1854.
Nov -------------- $276
PULLMAN sleeper. sroy sQnpIe. Was sa44:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-30
Con-Men
Net $71.00

A 24-year- old man was dupsd
out OF ST by two confidence
men last Friday night.
James Winfred. 1862 Clair
mount. told police that he met
a man at Taylor and 18th street
who represented himself as a
stranger who desired 10 know
the way 10 the bus station be-
cause he was sick of Detroit.
AS the pair talked second
man apr cached and joined IN
the conversation which had
changed TO women. Number two
nA~n offered TO take Number One
(the stranger to meet a woman.
Number One then suddenly de-
cides TO let Winfred hold his
money until he returns. Number
Two suggests that Winfred place
his money with that of Number
One so that both can be easily