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sc; Facing open park. Has ige.
pedrm... liv. rm.. dinette, kit. and
tile cath. Nr. 8. Capitol Shopping
eeH'ef' ADULTS ONLY
May be seen Sun. 2-5 pm. Take A-2
Bus or drive to 1st and Wayne pi.
Sc. Go to foot Of street. turn left
to 2O6 Wayne pl Apply ianitor. a
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3025 Ontario Rd. NV.

modem 5-yesr.oid Ss'f apt. bldepl;' dsp''' spt' p
win be completely redecorated; . ex-
cellent close-in location bordering
ROCK Creek Park; $175 per mo. to
Qualified adults; see janitor on
premises or call Mr; Greenlee with
n e. SMITHY CO., ST. 5000,
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NAYLOR GARDENS Just listed
for sale. lovely 3-bedrm. unit
In excel. cond.; immediate
possession; price S10,95O,
total carrying charge Yonly
$73: so per month. Mr.. Row
land, LU. 1-7069. DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI. 1000,
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500

26l4 Terrapin rd., Glenmont VII.
lsge. Attractive 2-bedroom RAM
bier in good condition, about ia
miles past Wheaton. Present ten
ant yscatins this week. win be glad
sos Dorman st., Radiant Valley.
Landover. Nearly new 2-bedroofa
brick bnngaiow with full dining rm.,
utility rm. with washing machine.
gas heat. Can AP. SAL before gos
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. 0222. Iii
(Contin,ied on UeXf Parey
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APTs. UNFURNIsnED tcon..

DESIRABLE NORTH ARL. 1-bedroom
month; adults. "a. 5ssi03. -9
LARGE RM. AND KIT, refgr. utili-
ties; $3.50; continuous NV. 33
Franklin st. ne. HO. 1909.
NEAR WASHINGTON SAN, OPP.
~ nastum; hv. rm.. bedrm., kit,
bath and front porch; utils.; $50. .25.
eark. eepri 4 Ma 7le Maple ave-. Takoma
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, couple only,
en-. 10. a-oS4o. 'ANA anu Ai''n
GEORGETOWN. new / and Q bed
room apts. available Immediately
s,,g sSg7 PPrgos.pect Pg p st., EN-. 26ss. Open
TAKOMA PIX, MD.--Attrac. 1-bed-
m. apt. small apt. bldg. 2nd d.: 2
exposures; ssI'o Ts,d adults enly: Ss4.5o incl
ALEXANDRiA-2 bedrna. apt. in
modern bldg; larger than averaEe
rms; residential section: / blk. to
nus; rent Sl0O; available April 5.
Can at apt: 8. 4OI Commonwealth
ises; WEINBERG q BUSH. Ma.
1 IBESbRM. APT, liv. rm., kit. and
bath; sac: apt. IO4. 2147 o st. NV.
Key at once: JESS FISHER Il Co.,
LGE LIv hooM,n t nS: iss. Ex 5sdl@l rsl1 kit
seen sfter il ee; noon 0asa; sss naS nsth &C. e.
M ne i,{%h {Sn FFr1S1ItSGHy faF1!nsI sH 1ssa sa;,
Az All cond.. secy. serv. sundeck. EM.
LOVELY EFF. APT. lee. liv. rm.,
dinette, kit. and hath. $3.50. Apt.
JESS FISHER 1 & CO.. Aef i4aS q < RSmss. ss.
NV. Elk. 1911.
CAPITOL HILL-Liy. rm., bedrm..
SIS. Apt. 3, 4l6 Constitution ave. ave;
ne. Key with resident mgr, 21b
Constitution ave. ne JESS FISH
EE q CO.. INC, 1920 K st. .Ex.
LARGE Lrv. RIM. kit, dinette, bed
rm.. tile bath: modern apt house;
"a; ~; A50s.i S5o; incl. util.; no children.
a5iS WOODi.EY RID. N.w-s rms.
PVT; pnSt;,th; bath; al UTILITIES: conv. to bus,
1855 CALVERT ST. N.w.-Bedrm..
asss a Rsy s1n saHD lssSsss ssstssse sse
14Ssss NEWTON ST. N.w.-rvo 19 rms
Kitchen and bath: Apt. 25; lovely
on cAPiTSa ff4S9 Mi HiLiNeTigs Zee N,saitor deco eco
rated Apt. No, 81; one-room kitchen
month. II. 4-4332. 90
TWO -BEDRM. .APT.-Liv. rm.. d.
aosS Arnsson ad lossson ossa; in M aDt slsss
sool M ST. Me-. APT, 1-one bed
rm. iiv. rrri.. dinette. KIT. and bath !:
sMlTHYM sSnII; Ms5eh eo,l ST. u saooc Cali H: g.
bedrm:. kitchenette and batb; S75.50
gnse me; See Apt. z. Ho. 524s or sT.
sSs ss ah Ssa.n ST. aS,st. t', s,ss sBt il.
1sssp'iRsSi .ss MSkrESpRHesth SSs Rs6th AVE. s1o So
ssS bath; sss mo. Cali "a. T%s' ssss: sn5
D6WNr6wRNa a6ES1y n wRNasemssns. WHsM. -,oK a - "a :,
sstS, newly aecoarated.' ted sessonsSle Ssss saSte
SILVER sPRINGMi.b Y vi .bedrm. SiTa. ant.
syail. az Ma March 16; s7o.so mo. Cali
3 IGE. Rms. pvt bath, blk. EfH from
70 O. EMPIoYED axT7;o COUPLE at ss4.
Modern, 2 bedrms.. liv.. rm.. din
rm:, kit. bath; heat. hot water,
refgI.; garage; sarden furnished.
Good bus transp., Is min. to city.
Must see to appreciate. 1850 Brink
ley I'd; s.e., Camp Springs, Mary
lis Z 81: Sc. Near Library of Con-
gress, Capitol. 2 rms, bath, no
kitchen: $60.14 mo. All utils. incl.
r; g.. DUNNE, HO. O7OO.
SUITLAND, MD, mi. from Census;
4 rms, and bath. pvt. entr.: $50
NEAR S.. CAPITOL AND DANBURY
sts;-1-bedrm: apt, S6S.sO. incl. ali
utils. ia 9191.
DUPONT CIRCLE, at New Hamp-
shire. English bachelor studio.
No kitchen. MI. 3464.
S23 10th ST: N.W.-S1OO apt. and
DAVID e. BARRY. Me. POPS
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BETHESDA

Bradley Blvd. Section
Three bedrms. and 2 baths. den. lava.
tory on LIST a.. rec. rm.. 2-car "a.
rage; avail. Apr. 1; 1928 mo. Call
MIS-. Kadow. OIL. s072 or ST. 72O0.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
COW. TO PENTAGON

New. det brick home. with ( large
bedrms., 2 full baths. sas heat.
modern kit. Every modern appoint.
Fairlington Shopping Center; conv.
to schools, churches, etc. Lease only.
CaH MR.. J. NJ. KRAFT. TIE. 6160.
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ON POTOMAC RTvEp

About 13 mi. from Chain Bridge. mr.,
Great Falls, W.. with II acres of
lge r ily ay I'm d5nl,' i,S flireSpl dCwnstairs bed
kit. incl: porch; 2nd a. has Ice,
bedrm., hall rm., open deck and
bath. Some furniture includ. PVT.
beach. excel. swimming and boat
MeCAY d McCAY. Realtors. IA.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL veii-furnished
may MI the needs Of your family.
CneXy Chase, D. c.. 10 rooms, 2
FoossSSssil oosSsi Via Village. = rooms. . baths,
Overlook DR.; Alexandria. 2 rooms.
N; Columbus St.. Alexandria. g rooms,
i bath, S175.
rooms, 2 baths. $500. .
Bethesda, Nd: rooms, bath. $3.50.
THOS. J. FISHER g. CO., INC, 73S
10Th st. NV. DI. $3.50. 10
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POOKS HILL

BETHESDA, MARYLAND
Just beyond the Naval Hospital
on Wisconsin Ave.
TWO BEDROOMS, LARGE LIVING
ROOM, LARGE DINING ROOM,
Two bedrooms, living room, dining
area. kitchen and bath; $159. 80.
One bedroom, living Eoom, dining
area. kitchen and bath; S115.
Also few furnished apis.
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FALLS CHURCH-Two-bedrm. brick
home; fireplace; well-euuip. kitchen;
Lorcum lane area; 10 min. to d. C.
or Pentagon; lge. 3-bedrm,, 2h-
sas5 satsh brick; rec. rm,. maids rm.:
JOSEPH w. sEAY co.
Realtors FA: "a 2Sao
$3.50 LOCUST HILL RID, Bethesda
2-story Colonial with = bedrooms, 2
baths, 1st-floor powder room. pine
paneled rec. room with fireplace.
Mcid's room and bath, oil heat.
screened porch. available immedi.
ately at. $3.50 per mo. For inspec-
ton call Mrs. Conklin. 10. 5-00SO.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222. III
WESLEY HEIGHTs-Beautifuliy fur
nished 2-story !det.. almost Is acre
beautifully handicapped ground: lee.
Nv; rm.. din. rm.. kit. Jst A.;
bath: garage: hsmt.
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
- lCol. USA ret.) Broker
COLORED-UPPER NV. SEC.-Six
rooms with bsmt. RA. O663.
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Own Your Own Apt. Home
CALL US WEEKDAYS FOR
APPT. TO inspect the follow.
ing opportunities.
APTS. BIG AS HOUSES
All Of the space of a large
mouse in q convenient in-toWn
location. 3 bedrms., Q baths,
large living room, dining room,
Kitchen. buffers pantry, large
entrance foyer. open sun porch
and usually good closet space.
Imagine this much home in an
excellent building with the
nnest neighbors at prices from
only $16,500l Immediate oc-
cupancy.
ECONOMY UNIT
A lovely apartment of one
bedrm., living rm., kitchen-din.
nette,. entrance hall and bath.
near Mt. Pleasant carline and
excellent shopping. The op-
Grating cost Is only S27 n
mo-, including taxes and utili-
ties. Can be purchased with
attractive financing.
EnMITNn r TT VNJNT
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TILDEN GARDENS

This Is a very nice 2-bedroom apt.
with living room, full dining room,
kitchen and bath, east and west
exposure. Please phone for appt.
to inspect.
II in the past you have considered
this outstanding cooperative. but
have hesitated because you now own
your home, then talk it over with
US. for we have satisfactorily handled
similar ARRANGEMENTS. Full inquiries
are invited.
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OPEN
4413 End ST. NE.

TITO 6A1O ~ l.. NE.
Beautiful modern apt. consisting of
large liv. rm., dinette, kit, bedrm..
bath and. laundry; all convenienceS
Of a modern apt. with the atmos-
phere and accessories Of an indi-
yidual home: avail. immed; rent.
$85, plus utilities.
j. B. TIFFEY & SON
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s23 10th ST. N.W.-S1O0 apt. and
ONCE or studio: 4 rms, pvt. bath, :
DAVID E. BARRY, Me. 2O25
ANACOSTIA. GOOD HOPE RID.
Daylight de luxe apt, painted walls.
4. lge. rms. plus modern kit. and
dinette. receipt. hall. tile bath and
shower: lge. screened porch, pvt. fr.
door. Heat and hot water furn.
Immed. occup. LU. 4-454S.
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NEW APARTMENTS
Corner s71s Bradford rd. and Hart
For.4 Es ar .ys sys1 s1d Spin pe1 Nd h.nS ySft Of
Avail. March IS. Adults only. Shown
Sun, Ia only.
2. bedrms., liv. rm.. kit, dinette, tile
bath, plenty lighted closets, bsmt.
storage and auto. washer hook up.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

FOR SALE-Furnishinss Of one
in exclusive NV. section; furnitiire
custom made. includes television,
complete bar. silver and kitchen
. equipment; apartment ideal for
diplomat. executive or company
Reply Box 2s3-M, Star. g.
1888 18th ST. NV, Apt. 3-Lovely
lge. living rm.. bedrm., kitchenette,
tile bath; very nicely furnished;
accommodate 3 or 4; linens. utilities,
JUSTINE, S1I 18th NV. Ma. 2S44.
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THE BROADMOOR
EDMUND J. FLYNN
THE BROADMOOR

(Co-op. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Wash. Bldg. RE. 1918 or RE. l74s
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CONN. AVE. AND PORTER ST. NV.
Two newly furnished apartments
available now. One of 8 rooms.
dinette. kitchen and bath for $500
per mo-, and one of Q rooms. kitch-
These apartments are in an ideal
location for downtown travel and
shopping. Shown by appointment
only. Call THOS. j. FISHER g. CO.,
INC, 738 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
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NI111t OI1AIN bIIUIIE
In Va. 3-bedrm. house, with II
acres, will rent to tenant willing "a
make minor repairs and do own
decorating for $50 per mo. McCAY
& McCAY. Realtors. IA. R-R676
Evening star., 1952-03-09

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The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
Rains Rocks

EVANSVILLE. Ind. W - Fer
seven successive nights, lime.
stone rocks sbev. the size Of Q
fist have rsinsd down from sems.
where onto ths roof Of Lewis
Sehsttin's farmhouse.
The Sehsttin farm, five miles
north Of Evansville. 10 on level
ground, and stands In fhs epsn.
Nsishbors and curiosity sssksrs
have stood guard 81 fhs house
and in surrounding fields, yet ths
roekfaIl continues from an % yet
Just IS n,ystlfied Is shs next enc.
Deputy Sheriff Leonard psnten
went out Tuesday night and wss
Just ss mysfifisd as fhs nsxsens.
David N. Bisslow, director 81
education at ths Evansville Pub.
lie Museum. suggested that lime
stone layers under ineiners sters
sometimes sxpleds.
Lewis thought that interesting,
but he hes had ne fires on fhs
premises.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
HAL
BOYLE
SAYS
BY RELMAN NORM
lFor Hal hoyle)


NEW YORK R - II was a
steamy summer day. hot and
sticky, and not the best time in
the world to take little girl to
Washington, sightseeing.
But, I thought, Mary isn't ex-
actly a little girl any more.
She's nearly IS >. Pretty soon
she will be studying American his
tory in school -. and then gov
ernment -. How much did you
know about government when you
were 12-going- -on-13? -. Practical
ly nothing except Bunker Hill and
that picture of Washington cross
ing the Delaware -. That's about
all any kid knows at that age -
So show Mary the Declaration
of independence and the White
House and few things she can
understand .. Maybe it will help
when they start cramming history
down her throat -. But make it
simple.
In the plane, Mary suddenly
looked up from the airlines map
and said:
dad, did you like Mr.. Steven
sons speech better than Gen. Eli
senhower's?"
what speeches do you mean?"
"At the conventions" she said,
patiently. 81 don't know which one
l liked best"
I asked her how she knew about
them.
ION the TV, of course" she
said. 81 saw them on TV. And /
saw Mrs. Roosevelt and President
Truman and just about the whole
convention. It was pretty good,
too"
Well, of course. there is teIe-
vision nowadays. But you think Of
kids looking at nothing but West
terms.
81 bet you don't know what Mr..
Stevenson's middle name is," said
Mary.
Certainly I do. IT'S -"
Ewing" she said. 81 heard q
man win some money on a radio
quiz program when he knew that.
But he didn't know how many
Republican governors there have
been in Illinois since Lincoln. It's
four, l think. Or three. No, / think
they said four when they told the
man"
The plane dipped its left wing,
circling over Alexandria for the
run In toward Washington. /
started pointing out the landmarks,
the Capitol, the Washington Mon
ument, the Senate Office Building.
And there's the Jefferson Ne
morial," said Mary, just in time
to stop me from calling il the
Lincoln Memorial. There was .
whole page Of coIored pictures
about Washington In the Sunday
paper"
We went up to the Library Of
Congress and looked at the Decls-
ration OF independence. II is faded
badly now. but Mary stood, en-
tranced. painfully spelling out the
words and the signatures beneath.
rs this the only one, /" she asked.
This is the original. ms the
only one"
For q long moment. she stared
~ at the bronzeyellow paper.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
#Hff1 HELL$ !! Il! HoRsENAN !!!:!E
Chapter Three

Cnapter Three
THE TOWN didn't come alive.
Not a man appeared. There
was only the distant, muffied slam
OF doors as men stayed inside.
Blinds went down and the town
went dead.
Men from down south" Mon
tana said. moving toward the back
OF the store. The men were prob
ably gone by now. They hardly
would be foolish enough to lay
siege to the heavy walled store
where two men could hold out
indefinitely.
Il don't see anything" Carson
calle7 from the front, his face
slantwise against the window.
They were Black Jacks men, all
right" he grunted. zone of 'em
might have hightailed it back
into the back country for help,
but ] doubt it. Not unless that
horse thief and the Dutchman
happen to be somewhere close by.
And don't think so. They'll be
up in the back country around
Ramson's section, stealing horses
from the ranchers and collecting
for spring shipment"
"Did you ever believe those
stories about Ransom buying
stolen stock at water cheap prices
and selling them under his own
brandt"
Carson turned. ~Any time a
man can ship enough stock every
year to have his own pens built
by the railroad and a shipping
point named 70; him, he can sell
stolen stock" was his answer.
1t was getting dark now. Mon
tana went to the back, substituted
pair of moccasins for boots and
slipped out into the darkness. He
circled the town, came to where
the shots had been fred, but no
sign Of the men was evident.
He finished tour of the town,
peering into the back window of
the deserted saloon. The barkeep-
er sat at one end of the bar, read
ing paper. and obviously in very
plain sight.
Friend" Montana said, "who
were they?"
The barkeep tried to appear
startled. He didn't do a very good
job Of it. "Whe?" he asked.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07

$50 that's it," Ben Carson
whispered. "McBain, you sadf
No wonder he tried to drill Nom
tana on sight. / kinda thosoke,
there was something familiar
about him. Figgered ! was imag-i
lining"
They had rounded the corner
and come to the back door. Carson
opened it and. followed by the
oarkeep. entered. From a stove
over In one corner, Montana
looked up. He placed the warmed
up dinner stew on the table, took
biscuits from the oven. and
nodded.
Carson set down the winchester
and nodded toward Pete, Who
eyed the food. This is Pete, from
across the street, he said.
I've met Pete" Montana re-
Piled; Whats he doing oves
"I'm going to run this stors
until he gets back" Pete put in.
Them two coyotes were Black
Jacks men. all right. Tel him
about the scars, Ben"
"Scars?" queried Montana.
One of those men was named
McBain. as you already probably
know" the trader said. "But do
you remember the night last falI
at Buckner's when the last OF.
them went down? Well, il was
McBain. Pete here said he took a
bath In the back room. Had some
fresh scars on his carcass. It was
him, all right"
Montana chewed thoughtfully.
But these meh were from down
South. I'm positive. Ben. How do
you account for that?"
Ben Carson shrugged his shoul-
derS. Il don't know, Brand. but
there can't seem to be much doubt
about it. And Pete's hunch was
right. I'd better pull out of here
for while. He can run the store"
Coming along with me?s the
younger man asked.
Carson shook his head. 'T know
every trail in this country. No.
Brand. I'll go in by horse and hit
north for the rough country and
lay low for a while until this
blows over. might run into YOU
up north around Buckner's. rye
got a couple of accounts to settle
personal with that mean-eyed
squawman anyhow"
tie be eentinusdj 4
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
BY WILLIAM HOPSON

Did you ever see me before?'
"Nope."
.Do you know who I am?"
Nope, and ] don't care 9
whoop," said the barkeep.
I'm friend of Ben Carson's.'
"Ben's got a lot of friends"
Who were they?"
II don't know for sure" he said
Heard one Of them mentioned as
where did they come from?'
Il don't know-I just heard
McBain say something about q
herd coming north from some
dude named Forrest, who bought
out King Ramson's spread. Anc
now will you 60, mister? ] heard
about that fight in Buckner's las,
fall. I amt got no friends. T."
He turned, and found himself
talking to an empty window.
He got up, closed the back win.
dow and door. and doused the
lights. Picking up a Sawed-of
shotgun from beneath the bar, he
made his way through the dark
ness across the street and knocked
on the front door of Ben Carson's
trading post.
'Hey, Ben. Psssst! Psssst!"
A VOICE at his back said. FOL
"A cripe's sake, Pete, stop stand.
ing OUT here and going 'psssst
and come on around to the back
You shouldn't be out walking in
the night like this. It's not safe.
Pete followed him around the
corner Of the gallery. toward the
back.
"Man amt got no privacy atall
any more. People stickin' theil
fool heads in a feller's window
Woulda told him that McBair
needed bath. Knew it the first
time the jackass come into my
place. Smelled worse'n yore hides
Took his bath. That was good
shootin',' ] says. Why don't yor
mind yore own business?' he says
covering up the blue scars on his
arms and shoulders. Never saw
such a modest cuss, ] says. Their
] remembers that fight last fall
Montana got four Of them. One
didn't kick off. He just gets shot
all to pieces"
Carson's face had taken on a
queer look, visible even in the
darkness. He stared at Pete.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07

sheethed in glass, with the warm
light glowing around the edges.
Gee" she said at last, there
must be some way Of fixing il. /"
In the Capitol, beneath the great
central dome, crowds of languid
tourists were moving about, peer
ing at the portraits of generals and
statesmen.
Mary said, at would have been
pretty awful If both sides had the
A-bomb in the Civil War"
Mary stood on the lawn in front
Of Washington's home at Mount
Vernon.
"It's such a nice house." she
said. 81 wonder why he didn't
have a swimming pool"
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
Manyille Bride
Getting Divorce

NEW YORK R-The ninth Mrs.
Tommy Manville, bride of n
days, left by plane for Mexico yes,
terday to obtain divorce from the
5s-year-old asbestos heir.
Mrs. Manville, the former Anita
Eden, said Manville had made a
quite satisfactory" financial ar
rangement.
HE gave me $4,000 to get the
divorce and a $4,000 bonus," she
said.
what was the bonus for?" asked
a reporter.
That's just his way of fooling
around" she said. "What a sense
of humor the man has!"
Furthermore, the $100,0O was
tax free, she said, because tom
my paid all the taxes"
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-07
Circus Performer
Injured In Act

LAFAYETTE, Ind. N - 'Tron
Jaw" Roberto Rolan. II, fell 10
feet when he slipped from his
mouthpiece while performing with
Barnes Bros. Circus.
He suffered possible fractures Of
both arms, one hip, one wrist and
a slightly injured jaw.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
By the Chef

# you really want to spread
yourself, and go fancy at your
next dinner party, choose
'Bombe Mexicaine" for the gala
finale.
You will need a mold that fits
in the freezing compartment OF
your refrigerator and holds Ia
quarts of ice cream. Of you
have an old-fashioned freezer use
that9
For the inside Of the Bombe,
make a quart of chocolate ice
cream. Stir cup of granulated
sugar into 8 egg yolks. until the
sugar has dissolved. Over hot
water melt 2 squares Of bitter
chocolate; stir into 1t VI teaspoon
of cinnamon, which has been
mixed with 2 teaspoons Of sugar
Now, bring 2 cups Of milk to
the boiling point, and stir it into
the melted chocolate. Blend
smoothly. Pour this over the eggs
and sugar, return to the fire and
reheat just to boiling, but do not
let it actually boil. Cool quickly
add q teaspoon Of vanilla, and
put in the freezer tray to chill
Gine the tray with foil or wax
paper to save washing later
When it is cold, fold in 2 cups
of whipped cream. Set to freeze
Evening star., 1952-02-11
By EIeni

Women who travel a great deal
have q habit of buying little
accents" in the various places
with which they manage to add
imagination to their fashion out
look.
Geographically speaking there is
hardly a place in the world from
Cambodia to Canada that doesn't
possess something which a fashion
conscious woman couldn't manage
to include in her wardrobe.
We've sketched several items
not all in the apparel lineup
from far places that could journey
into any woman'S heart. They
might also help out some male
who is looking for a Valentines
Day gift for his special heart
interest"
All are from charming little
shop in Georgetown that is run
by an equally charming Countess
who has travelled extensively.
GUATEMALA offers interest in
o handwoven heavy cotton skirt
with eagle designs in white. Comes
m brown, turquoise, red, green and