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GARDEN SHOP

WHTTE-Wanted to manage new
shop opening in Arlington: must
know stock and plants. Apply Mon.
pct. 10 am. and 4 pm, opposite
kann's entrance on fairfax drive.
GARDENER for. small estate IN BE-
tnesda; must have experience and
furnish references; driving permit
essen essenftisll sld.A Apply suite 100. Invest
GArDENERWantsd n.r,eIssE ~, I,., z. ,Snss; e5.
Srchard STf plass some A. cvers nssnssS. n ssEn
Reply, Box 133-H. Star, stating are,
experience. wages expected. LID
CLERK, white. fun or part time; drug
and soda: D. c. driving permit.
10. 2-1O20. I'd
GAS STATION SHIFT OPERATOR.
experienced. sober; no Sun, or hoii-
day work; no changing tires, bat-
teries or greasing; necessary TO have
some knowledge Of cars, to Be able
TO write service tickets; salary up 70
INC. 22nd and M sts. NV. See
GAsoEiISNhEs STATION ArrENDlSSr.
Apply DAVIS u; ESQ SysH SERVICE. RSPRSI.an!s n9ts
GhSEExI IN ssnhi0f 8fFfcE III iceiEaK, ls pelS..
nent position with interesting zen.
eral once responsibilities; experf-
ence not necessary but high school
I education helpful. This Il Q pro-
sEres,fsive se,s company; snerine oppor-
SNITEEp SaIE s0f sEESHcEs LSs is.y sSR sess
ANcE CO. 1926, Eye st. NV,
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nELp MEN
BUYER

For women,s sportsWear, underwear
and accessories dept. This group Of
departments presents broad cp-
Dortunity for expansion for I. prop
eriy Quaiified person; keen buyinE
ability, combined with an under
plus bonus Advancement. Give full
BACKGROUND details. Replies con-
fidentfal. BOX f1-L. Star. --l0
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TECHNICAL

1ECf1NlCAL
SUPERINTENDENT tsupervisory in
spection exp. concrete design and
sesIlng-S-ray exp. BsME ! nee ecS
FIELD ENGRS. iex-Navy flyer, knowI-
edge electronics, engr. deg. nee. for
interesting research tntangiblesl
FIELD ENoRs. telectronics, tech tech.
school, some college or Armed
Service training. maintenance re-
pair. installation and also trouble
shooting experience) $1,000
DRAFTsMEN tarch. degree desirableal
DRAFTsMEN tmech.,. Leroy letter.
PHYsIcIsTs telectronics,. !. .oo ooo :. 900
ELECTRICAL ENoRs. j fsIsst5pRIss5 asSss i 3;l,o
MECH. ENaRs. tir. and |. 81 sa6s i roo
CIVIL ENGRs. tofice,. do take oii
REFRIGERATION MECH, 10 Is. &.
TEcHNicixNs telectronisssos d. !, soo
DRArrsMEN Dipping dssissa s n szp.' s. -
Men with Armed Services, tech.
school or college training in elec-
tronics, radar. sonar or loran; come
In or write and give details OF
training and experience. Excellent
openings. HIGH SALARIES. Open
ings local and out Of town, some
overseas.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1018 18th st. NV. Ex. 1870.
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INDUSTRIAL REPR.

INDUSTRIAL REPR.
35-45; technical BACKGROUND with
wide exper. covering construction
and operating problems involved in
heavy industrial manufacturing:
executive or sales type man qualined
to deal with top management; perm;
anent position with large naSionai ~ ma
TECHNICAL REPR.
Under 35; promotional sales engi.
neering type position; public contact
exper; nee. misc. tech. background
ganization to $S,400
ESTIMATOR
Exper. in construction field. includ-
ing all types OF sheet metal iaerio eno
EX-NAVAL AVIATOR
2s-35. college; engineering desirable,
thoroughly familiar with all pro-
cedureS. operations and personnel
operations; interesting JOB, - soine Sne
SALES
wholesale lumber, some exper. .desir-
Tire sales, exper. neces.; car fur
nished; bonus $4,000
WOMEN
SECRETARIES
Under 40, engineefing 81, 400
Real estate, light shorthand. $4,000
Journalist, very little shorthand,
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 612 Wash. Bldg.
18th ana N. n. Ave- NV. ST. 04A2.
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AL SECRETARY, S5,SUU
5 Days: Small Once
CHEVY cHAsE-secy.. und. 40, S275.
RECEP -SECY.. little shorthand. sos
Wk. Many others to $4,000 up.
Miss Grant or Miss Lee. {Est. SO
yrs INQUIRE. MA. 234O. BOYD
SCHOOL. emp. Gept.. cor. O. 18th.
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CAR DRIVERS

Late model and radio cabs, II yor
do not have an Identification card
We assist Ecn in cbtalntne same
Cafeteria Supervisor
SUITLAND, MD.
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IHELP WTp. AcENclEs lcent. ]

r, N. doctors once s3 900
Medical secretary. shorthand $3.50
Lab: technician, good salary.
r. NJ. part time Salary Open
PROFESSIONAL PLAcEMENT
1895 Eye st. NV, RE. 1858.
Comptometer Opr., $277 Mo.
v,,;... ,,.s Under %; Perm
Psspon Pii clerk, yi type. oDsi; $50 wi %f. Va
Asst bkpr.. Prot. live In. 5000.
Miss Black. BOYD'S. 700 18th. cor.
g: MA. 2340. est. 36 yrs.l
Lumber Statesmen, $75 Wk.
&, Expsr; 3 Car Eurn:: p. G. Area
CLAIM ADJUSTERS, clerical work.
NV. MA: 234O. lEst. SO yrs.l
Al RECEIPT. Typist, $225 Mo.
Typist pub. once, $225.
Trade assoc. typist. meet pub. 5000.
Clerk-typist light shorthand. SITS.
HOSPITAL clk.-typist, S175.
Hundreds OF excel. openings daily.
sss sssh. Miss ess Evans at M soyR's. sa1d 700
SECRETARY, $3, 600
Pref. Legal Trained; Perm.
Corp. secretary. downtown. S275.
pk1vafs fas fxss sscY sfsy sssSa saaer s5. s7s wk
Hourly OPENINGS. Friendly service.
Young pERssSojNNEL 81 SERVICE, 1911 isI
q st: NV. lST. 3664.1
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)

Three Lines OIinimum)
! time 3ec per line.
, to times eonsecufiyeiy 35c per
times consecutively $50 per. line
New Automobiles b5c per line 4-line
mln1mum.
Special Notices and Personal So -per
line additional.
Claims for errors must be matie IN
Elme Tor correction before second
Evening star., 1952-03-16
AUTOMOBILE CLAIMS

Az 4O4N4Oo4A6 AAkA4GN40
Law student or man with ct least
automobile sdiustins e expef. x 70 heipfsli.
To work In home ONCE subroea ton
division. Excellent Opportunity.
Please call for appt.. ST. 1900, Ext.
AUTO PAINTER'8 HELPER, Chrysier-
who would like to learn q good
trade; hospital. good working cond.,
sick leave, paid holidays and vaca-
ton. Bee Mr.. Grigsby, ANACOE-
ia. ia D MOTOR CO.. 170s Good
AUTO PARTS MEN, needed for
our. parts wholesale location. ex-
perienced In MoPar parts, / TO learn
parts business; paid vacation, profit
sharing, sick BENEFITS. hospitaliza-
son. TREW MOTOR CO.. 2iOi 18th
st. NV. DE. 1910. Ill
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ADJUSTOR
Outside collection man for large In
vtstment company. COLLEGE back
srcund Or sxper, pref; car and ear
and insurance benefits. Call Mr..
DAILY. sT. 1900. liz
Administrative Career
future sdministrative as a Is position. O' Our SUI
expansion program offers career
openings In the underwriting dept.
ance company located In Washing
yolved. PLEASE cail for p appointment. M
Government Employees
Insurance Co.
ST. 1900. Ext. 25l. lis
ADVERTISING AGENCY MEsSEN-
man, IL to 21. as messenger and
assistant to production manager;
good opportunity to learn produc-
Call Mr.. sTRoTT. ST. 1898. Ia
ADVERTISING MANAGER, for Prot
estant monthly; must be experi-
enced, capable Of assuming full re-
ARR coNpgToSsHN4 SHS 4R trss.e ssar sSr
organization. Must be willing to
travel in. Middle Atlantic States.
, Write giving details Of age. educa-
sired. Box lar, Star. Ia
AIRLINES NEED
See 91. I'D under -instrIcticns; s 8: !"
Evening star., 1952-03-16
CAR HOPS

Young men for fuil-time employment;
salary plus tips, meals and uniforms
furnished. paid vacations and sick
AfPLY HOT sHoPpEs. NC.
Room zoo, 1341 O st. NV.
CAR AND TRUCK WASHER
Dependable eoicred man wanted for
permh1ent job with paid vacation,
SSogsp SEoup plan and other en-
erellces. Apply GRIFFITH con-
SUMERS CO. GARAGE. 1900 lst
6L. ne. lis
CARPET LAYERS, exper. for union
shOp. CARPET CRAFT. INC. LII.
7-3744; after pm. LO. 5-40l6.
CARPENTERS. 1st class mechanics.
Appiy ~ MQn; to MT. piyelbiss.
q S,eSt ssH,,t SoSr to Potomac Elec. Power
CARPENTER F0REMAN. large hous-
pioyment offered to qualified man.
expected. Box Box 4i5-R. il ~ star. Sar s. MiS
CARPENTER. foreman and super
intendent for lge. group OF houses.
GIVE res; aid phone number. Reply
work or sub-contractins. inside and and
TRiEs GgRtf1Ss TS5k; cokp cENEEAL I5a INDus,
CASHIER. .CLERK, 40-hr. wk., paid
vacation. Age 25-35. High school
graduate. Married. 1880 Bladens-
CAsHIER-TYP1sT, morteaee loan
dept Must be b. s. graduate, under
%; no previous experience re-
CURED: start at $170 per mo. Call
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ARLINGTON
emo. 8 days, $3.50.

Typist, ms. S22b.
Typist. 80 'w.p.rln.,. young. S160.
sfESg spsSTiae csrs ais' .oms ssafy typs slso
PBx-typist. Shirlington. 8 days, S19O.
Hkkpg. machine trainee. SITS.
File clerk. SLOW. typist. young. Sl76.
PIX. some night work. $3.50.
COLONIAL EMPLOYMENT
3179 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 6-9020
H. s. GRADS, $40 UP
Opportunities for Men and Women
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 500 14th NV.
Shoe Store Mgr, $4, 900
nIss Shoe asAY fslsSmsni ss,i S7e g VI: L. qp NV.
Stenographers (M.) $500
TEYgssr EFgsss s..nsDs ..ysSsi gislm gsr%ansas xa':
Boyd'S, TOO 18th Cor g
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Floor Manager
EXT'ERMINATOR

For permanent position with one of
Washineton's leading apparel stores.
Many employe benefits, excellent
salary. This is an unusual oppor-
tpnity for q man with quality spe-
cialty store or department store
experience. Must be mature and
sponsibilities.. Write resume. givirg
age, education, background. Boz
238-S. Star.
FOREMAN. experienced in store fix.
ture manufacturing. Must know
trade. union shop; excellent oppor.
write givtng experience and refs.
MAN, .exper. day work,
LEWIS SCHWARTZ PHARMACY.
11OO Conn. ave. ID
Evening star., 1952-03-16
CLERK

70 work IN paint store; prefer man
NTH either paint or hardware ex-
OslIsIee OclceE ARPT SssFssn Sso pHfN sd
CO.. 900 C st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
AUTO SALESMAN

~ : Sc
a real opportunity for only one used
Join one Of the hardest hitting sales
organizations in town. sales ex-
perience essential. Auto experience
preferred but not necessary. q
Your chance to become associated
with our small select sales star
An attractive proposition for the
right man. Phone Mr.. johnson for
appt. eH. 5000. CAPITOL MOTOR
Co; 92S Philadelphia ave-. Silver
5pLlng. MeEyleno.
AUTO SIM0NIzER and car wash. *
perience and food references neces-
sary: .. c.. drivers permit; good
Conn. ave. In person. No phone
BAKERS ASSISTANT = Rolls ana :
bread, experience necessary; good
FAN q BILLS. iI32 Conn. avs.-SO
d1sFfs kEsFH5hasrs HH5i Il rs1Hs5 PSF
BARBER. coLoRED. to operate ed shop, Z
m5d6 18th s.; nn:w0; must have
scsTaiLERs asGSS rs ssS. sSos a.v. op.n,ne. ls Tor
Apply Majestic LAUNDRY Sioo
BaSsSSKaiSsIHNplkRns asSaisH =. exper.; forVaraer
and finisher; steady. ACME BIND
BookkEEPEkmEacsll.sns hoo hssa nj POSITION nx fce
experienced person who can assume
complete charge Of double entry
books. Good sterling salary for
right person. wholesale liquor
dealer; 5-day wk. Call Mt. MAR
ENBERG. LA. 6-S535. -2I
BOoKKEEPER AND OFFICE MAN
Must be competent. experienced. with
initiative and drive; able to take
TesponsiDility N contractors once.
you 1t? Salary open. Call BARIDON
OIL. 1921 Monday. -
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Two positions open In air-condition-
ing service department.. One for
clerk and one. for truck driver; age
from 20 to 80. Phone GRIFFITH
CONSUMERS CO., Mr.. Clark, ME.
1910, Ext. 316, Monday for ap-
Evening star., 1952-03-16
CLERICAL

Young man for fuli-time
permanent position Offering
Interesting assignment and
chance for advancement. Lib
eral discounts on purchases.
Apply Mr.. ELLISON,
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Engineers IS.
Growth and a
Future With
GENERAL
ELECTRIC co.

Excellent facilities and
challenging assignments
offer opportunities for
creative thinking and
growth with General
Eectric'S Aeronautics b
Ordnance Systems Div.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Insurance Co.

AlRLlNES NEED
NATIONAL INSTITUTE. ST. 1855
Evening star., 1952-03-16

AUTO ACCESSORIES MANAGER,
chain store exper. preferred. Apply
700 9th st. NV. lid
AUTO BODY SHOP FOREMAN.-At.
tractiye opening for an exper. body
shop foreman. Effective contacts for
bringing in work win be given
preference. excel. salary plus comm.
Your inquiry will be treated con-
Mdenttally. Call AUTO WHO'LL
eALERS, INC. Ii. $500 and ash
Tor Mr.. BAranek.
AUTO DISPATCHER, young man, te
assist foreman In new car dealer
ship; no expsr. necessary; Is s-day
wk. See Mr.. Link. ADDISON CHEW
HOLET, 1903 14th st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, with kaiser
Fraser exper.; mod. shop, good sal
ary and bonus plan; 6h-day Wk.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 5000 Ice
hwy All; Oh: 1000. --iS
two. Steady employment, high earn
inge for good men; health insurance
Notwithstanding plan, completely mod.
ern shop With every type Of equip
Ment. Chance for promotion.
Wash.'s Oldest and largest DODGE.
Plymouth dealership. TREW MO-
TOR co. Phone Mr.. Myers. fore
man. DE. 1910 for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
HELP MEN tcsut.

ASSISTANT KITCHEN STEWARD.
man TO assist steward OF hotel, ex.
perienced preferred, but not feces-
sary; will train. Ability to stlpef-
wise and direct employees an asset.
Good salary and meals. Apply
Steward. CARLTON HOTEL. 10Th
and K sts. NV.
llANAGER-Younf man
21k35, married. interested n future
with local establishment. Muet Be
thoroughly experienced IN all phases
or restaurant york. State exp. and
sal desired In flrst reply. Box 3z-R,
star. III
ASSISTANT MANAGER, nationals.
known small loan company Wishet
to increase stan. Rapid advance
nlents with future, salary And car
allowances. Modern enplote hene.
shts. pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Exberf-
ence not necessary. Phone IL.
300 o. call In person. 7p10 Georgia
ave. 30
1TANAGRR--Trainee, ~.
man 21-26. sgl. wanted by local res
taurant to train for position Is a.
sistent manager. Must have hod
some restaurant exp. State oualifi-
cations In first reply. BOX 1858.
Star. s--l7
Evening star., 1952-03-16
SIKORSKY
AIRCRAFT

Div. Of United Aircraft Corporation
Bridgeport, Conn.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
BOOKKEEPER

Alert individual, .25-3s yrs. Of age,
TO handle varied Bookkeeping as
signment for several 81 our me-
chanical departments; Bookkeeping
experience and some typine re-
CURED; 5-day, 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel Room Sos; open week
GAYS, GAYS, S:S0-5 and Sat-. 9-1. No
Evening star., 1952-03-16
CLOTHING
SALESMAN

COLLECTOR DRIVER fdF disbufsins
units Of large % corr. and and d. o. 3eneTaI TI
once work. Drivers permit neces.
sary. Permanent job, 5-day Wk.;
age, II to 40. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES. INC. 1135 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
n. Highland q Fairfax Dr.. Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

wholesale lumber. some exper. desir-
| able; car furnished to So, 800
Tire sales, exper. neces.; car fur
| nished; bonus 5000
Evening star., 1952-03-16
CONTACT MEN

Neat appearing young men wanted b,
national publishing company. Col
lege education pref, but not neces
sary. Must have car. Good salar,
and car allowance. Apply MR.. Nc
KINNEY. 112l 9Th NV. Monda,
COLLECTOR 8ALE0liAN-Perna.
nent position f9I two men. ca
ircC1n. but not essential. Drawing
acc0un ulue commissions. See Mr.
THOMAS. l03f Ttll st. NV.
COOK. white. experienced in dinneI
and ehort-Order cooking. Top salar,
PAD, Lovely g room e igSsrsnsished. csiI
Evening star., 1952-03-16

FUEL OIL truck driver,
permanent position, ex-'
periellce helpful but not
essential. RINALDI
COAL CO., 649 Rhode
Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
FREIGHT BRAKEMEN
1874 YEARS
$1.91 PER HOUR

APEPNY ALPEPwNYrss AZ AN. AN NonSsy s1N,oso 70 M: NJ:
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Readers Clearing House ,z2:1 s:s'v:;;s t%s~2L4 y
HASHED BROWN POTATOES,
/E r ArJi77 0fnn

HASHED BROWN POTATOES.
(E. B.. ArlingtonJ
In response to the request for
a way to cook hashed Drowned
potatoes. here is a very simple,
but rather good recipe.
Peel and slice very thin 2
pounds potatoes and two me-
dium-siZed onions. Arrange
them in a large. shallow oven
proof dish. with the layer about
one-half inch thick or less.
Season well with salt and pep
per and chopped parsley, if de-
sired. Dot the top with guam
titles of butter (oleo or bacon
fat equally good. used singly or
combined. Then add enough
water or stock to cover all but
the very tops of the potatoes.
Cook for about one hour in 400
degree oven. All of the liquid
will be absorbed. the potatoes
will be soft except for the top
crust. Some like chopped green
pepper and/or pimento. But
the real secret is the amount Cf
butter. or substitute used. If
you use about twice what you
think it needs, you'll have al
most enough.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
PORT LYAUTEY.

mrs. A. G. ", Mount Rainier)
Mrs. M M. L.: I spent most
of last year in Port Lyautey,
French Morocco. and I enjoyed
it despite the lack of conven-
ienceS that one is accustomed to
in this country. OF course. if
your husband is fortunate
enough to get house on the
base Immediately, you will not
find any mentionable inconven-
fences. The houses on the base
are few though, and the waiting
lists are long, so more than
likely you will be living off the
base to begin with.
You will need both summer
and winter clothing but not ex-
tremely heavy winter clothing.
The winters are not hard cold,
but the rainy season. which
lasts from around September
until late spring, makes for a
chilly dampneSS. The ships
service is small compared to the
large number of independents
there, and although they have
clothes for children, most of the
time you might take along extra
shoes for your children. Many
people I knew were constantly
wishing for a supply of chill
drens' shoes to come in. We
relied very much on a cata-
logue from one Of the large mail
order houses for our shopping.
Most people carried their gas
stoves and gas refrigerators
after having them converted to
butane gas. There are no gas
lines there, only bottles of bu-
tame. The local electrical fa-
cilities are not powerful enough
to carry your electric stove or
refrigerator, I don't think. If
SO, your electric bill would be
enormous.
There still seems to be num-
ber of things I haven't told
you. but it would take a whole
column to write them all, there
fore. if you will write to me
through RCH will be glad to
give you any more information
that I can.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Voice Of fAmericu
Be Discussed

The Women's Alliance Of All
Souls Unitarian Church will hold
its December luncheon meeting
at noon tomorrow in the church.
William G. Hamilton, jr., of
the international Information
Administration of the Department
Of State. will discuss the aims
and activities of the Voice of
America. He will illustrate his
talk with films. recordings and
posters.
Christmas carol singing and 3
short business meeting will round
out the program.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
OAR Stuff Party

Mrs. James B. Patton, president
general of the National Society,
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, will give a Christmas buf-
/ fet luncheon for the OAR head
quarters staff tomorrow at head
quarters, 1920 D street NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
CEMENT DUST?
CANDY RECIPES2

n. G. H., Falls Church,
For the lady concerning the
cement dust on her cement floor.
read the following in "Popu-
lar Mechanics Useful Ideas:
Mix three pounds powdered
zinc sulphate, to l gallon water.
Pour mixture over floor, scrub
vigorously with stiff brush but
don't remove solution. Let dry
well. then sweep floor clean.
Now my request: We want to
have an old-fashioned "tafy
pull" but Just can't remember
a good recipe. Can some one
please send in a recipe for me.
Would also like a recipe for
sand lake kisses.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
CANDLE MOLDSo

Mrs. NJ. H. B.. College Park
Does any reader know where
I may obtain molds for making
candles, 4l2-5 inches high and
approximately 81 inch in cir
cumference. I need LA can
dies. Will this be a difficult
lob?
Evening star., 1952-12-11
GREEN SPOTS?
NAG1SI4N NJ ~ i -:
mrs. A. c. A., Arlington)

(MrS. A. c. A., ArlingtOn)
Spots of a hard, green sub
stance have formed on my fiat
silver. l have used several dit :
ferent kinds of silver polish; in
fact. on the every day silver I
have even tried cleanser, but
the spots will not come off.
These spots make the silver
ware unfit for use.
How can I remove this hard,
green substance? May tender
my thanks to any one who an
sWers this problem.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
TWO QUERIES?

miss L. G.. Woshington)
Can any one help me with a
trick to keep home-haked bread
fresh three or four days Il bake
once a week for my roommate
and myself.
need a suggestion for d
very inexpensive Ozark blue)
drapery material to be used
across an entire wall. Also any
other suggestions on inexpensive
decorating.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
ROUGH HANDS?

MRS. r. G.. j., Washington
Does any one know of a good
lotion or way to smooth rough
hands that are in water a lot
and have a tendency to crack
open around the nails?
Evening star., 1952-12-11
ROIIED DIJMpTJNCS

hOLIEIO DOMP1lNGS.
MRS. w. H. NJ, Siluer Spring.
I have enjoyed reading the
RICH during my 3l2 years Of
married life and have received
so many wonderful hints and
can finally add my bit. To Mrs.
H. NJ, Washington. who re-
quested a recipe for rolled
dumplings. This recipe will
serve six and is made with the
broth of one fat stewing chick
en-. If the chicken is not fat
add two tablespoons butter.
Dumplings: Three cups flour,
l teaspoon double-acting bak-
ing powder, 2 tablespoons
shortening. 112 teaspoons salt.
Add enough milk or water to
roll out as biscuit dough-H
inch thick-and cut into 2x3-
inch strips. Drop into boiling
chicken broth and cook Is to
20 minutes at medium heat.
This is a family recipe can old
Southern one) and have never
found it in env cookbook.
X
ASPHALT TILE.
MRS. C. D. NJ, WdshingtonJ
Some time ago some one in
quired about laying asphalt tile
over a very uneven basement
floor. 1t can be done but only
by an expert. The tiles are
heated by blowtorch and then
applied to the floor. on which
mastic has been applied. I was
told it wouldn't work and
wouldn't stay but said to go
ahead anyway and it is perfect
ly satisfactory after more than
a year and no signs of coming
up yet!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12
HiStoriette: Rabbi
at Inauguration

The approaching Presidential
inauguration recalls the historic
inauguration of President George
Washington.
Rabbi Gershom Mendes Seixas
then was one of IA clergymen
who participated in the inaugural
ceremonies. It was symbolic of
the part played by Jews in the
creation of the new Republic.
Rabbi Seixas was a native Of
New York. He was named to
succeed the Rev. Joseph Jesserum
Pinto as rabbi of historic Shear
it'll Israel Synagogue when Rabbi
Pinto died in 1855. Rabbi Seixas
then was only 81. :,
Rabbi 'Seixas ministry lasted
for so years until his death at the
age of II in 1916.
The Jewish population of the
United States was estimated at
about 5000 at the beginning of
the 18th century, but Jews were
prominent in many walks of life
and were well represented in the
u. S. armed forces.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12

David Sarnoff: "The steady
bang of your hammer means you
will succeed. The steady bang of
other hammers means you have
succeeded.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-06
Lodge Grass Briefs

Guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Lining were their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
George WildiSh of Miles City
who spent the week end and
their Son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jackson
of BuSby who were Sunday eve
ming guests.
Alice Hardy of Los Angeles
spent the week in Lodge Grass
visiting her grandparents, MIR.
and Mrs. D. w. Chandler, Sr.
Hardin guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cliff Ludrick during the
week were Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Kronmiler who had dinner with
the Ludricks before the Re
publican rally Saturday, E. G.
Wiechman who was a Tuesday
luncheon guest and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Holland.
Billings visitors over the week
end were Mr.. and Mrs. David
Shiddler and daughter, Mar
garet, who were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. V. M. MatrOSS.
James Wiley of Billings spent
the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Davidson
and children of Lame Deer were
recent dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Wilson.
At a mock election held in
the senior high school assem-
bly, Tuesday, the Republicans
won with IS votes for General
Eisenhower and 48 for Cover
nor Stevenson. Representing the
general was Laura Ruth Miller
while Tommy Conroy talked for
the Democrats. The Commerce
ial class conducted the election.
Mrs. w. O. Green, ST., re-
turned recently from Denver
where she spent two weeks Wis