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HOUSES SALE-N.W. tcent.)

NEAR CONN. AVE.-A substantial
4-bedrm. brick semidet. home; COW.
to everything. INEz CUSHARD,, Or.
1929. Is
BRidHTWOOD CHOICE HOMES
Brick 6 rms, 2 baths. recr. room.
Brick g rms, 2 baths, recr. room.
Beautiful 2-family brick:
Call Mr.. Blanken, TU. 3151.
COIN d LEVINE, no. $500.
lis
NEAR 10th AND WEBSTER SITS.
N.W.-Price is reasonable at &c.
900 for 23-foot row brick with. in
come possibilities; four good bed
rooms, large closets. Colonial front
porch, storage attic; bright basement
h.w.-h. shown by appointment any
time. Call Mrs. CLARK. HUI. 1904.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. 81. 3346.
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BARNABY WOODS NV.
Beautifully furn 3-bedrm., 1-bath brk.
house with full bsmt.; auto.-gaS
heat; Diet. gar; $500 per month.
Please phone Mr.. Yount with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CONNECTICUT AVE-, Wardman Park
VIC. pvt. home. conf. studio rm.
Gentleman. Excel. meals. co. 1927.
COLUMBIA RID. NV. soo1, near
Conn, ave-; nice rmi c With alog meals rs:
iz1s MASS; "a, AVE- se H.W; VIII fS fed
Miss wE Il e. d. is$ ss vae eRsTss
accts. for Govt. employed, 12'
14O1 10th N.W.-Large. clean rms.
i iSs pu menus. sTitchbosT ar &17
1925 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
exclusive residential club; suitable
for enpl. cple. or well-estab. girls;
exc. meals and switchboard sery.;
moderate rates. CLUB MASON. NO.
Waiter REED VICINITY. nice twin
m nsal'' dE s 4Ia IT WIN XVI o Mi4
SUNNY SOUTHERN RM., retired or
meals as Sl1.75 wk.; oil h.; COW.
WENDELL TER.-we have . few
vacancies in pleasant rms; excel.
meals, transp,, TV; SIS Wk. MRS.
ARLINGTON, near D. C. and Penta-
S SWR ss5s Cub SR SgnF FAy southern meals
DISsIN's GUEST HOUSE has q few
vacancies for young a men; quality t o.
finest in the city. Dupont Circle.
500 EAST CAPITOL - Room and
board; SIS each for z, double room;
BE rm.' SIS Wk.; mr.. Capitol Hill; ex-
eel. location. Call Ii 4-11O0. -l3l
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TIC D ST. NE.
I nm. kit, dressing closet and bath:
S65 per mo. To inspect call BOSS
& PHELPS. INC. MA. 5000. IL
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sPRING-NEAR ALL cow,
Immac. 6-rm. brick and JIM Colonial
on corner fenced lot; full bsmt.;
WOODMOOR-GI APPROVED
Two-bedrm. masonry bungalow with
S13.25O. Only So 900 down.
OF N. H. Ave-, near D. c. Line
den. kit. bath, LIST floor; stairs to
attic, bsmt; pine paneled rec. rm.:
gas heat; level fenced lot; S15.95O.
SH. 0610 BEERS BROS. 81. 1911
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
large older home on beautiful street
mr.. Chevy Chase Club; 1st floor has
reception hall with flrepl., liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, 2 porches; 4 hedrms..
2 baths. End floor; 3 bedrmS.. L
bath. Bird floor; built-in, garage;
beautiful garden. Shown by appt.
Ewes Miss Huey. OIL. 5776, RAY
MoNp B. DUNN, 1926 Wisconsin
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TRANSIENT APIS, mr.. Pentagon--
Completely furn.: bath. kit; maid
service; playground; parking. 273O
N. Pershing dr., Arl. IA. 2-3453.
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CONTINUED on Next Passl
Evening star., 1952-09-12

A cleaning new refrisera.
tor, compactly designed and
sturdily built. On sale at
all 4 Phillips.
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OUT-OF-ToWN BIRTHDAYS
Feb. 16-Willie c. Cheatham,
Chicago, Illinois.
Feb. 2O-Earl w. Washington,
Lambert Field, Mo.
Feb. 22-Clyde Malone, Lin
coin, Neb.
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Feb. leroy p. Hatchett, 4044
Fourth Ave. So; Emma Jean
Pettiford, 10 Hyland Ave. No;
Bobby Randen, 725 Bradford, No;
Mrs. Luther Payne, 637h Olson
Blvd; Rev. Timothy Barge, 812
Fifth Ave. No.
Feb. 17-Charles ]. Mcleod,
3l19 18th Ave. So; Mrs. H. Mas
sengill, 42S Fremont NO.; Mrs.
Ida Sims, S14 Aldrich Ave. No:
Leonard Breach, Jr., 3616 Elliot
So.
Feb. 1s-Mary Bell, 1912 18th
Ave. So: Norma Washington,
5057 James No; James Thompson,
542 Aldrich Ave. No; Mary Lulu
Williams, 1913 18th Ave. So:
Sarah Pratt, TIT 7th st. No.;
Cynthia Eason, S81 18th Ave. No.
Feb. 10 Mrs. Anna Lewis,
1859 Humboldt No; Mable Brown,
1889 Fifth Ave. No; Harriet
White, 522 Fremont Ave. No.
Feb. 20-Mrs. ]. o. Napue, 5l39
Humboldt Ave. No.; Bonnistell
Gardner, 104 Highland Ave. No.
Feb. AL. @. Leverett, 1905
Clinton Ave. So; Mrs. John c.
Crenshaw, 1927 North James.
Mrs. Virginia Johnson, 4211
Fourth Ave. So: Hattie Gross
1920 18th Ave. No; John Nellie
3945 Third Ave. So.
Feb. 90 l.. Howard Bennett
Produce Bank Bldg.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL

Boots and Saddle Club The Boots and Saddle Club
Maurce Juke Box of Dale and Rondo Avenues Thurs
day. February all members present The next meeting
will be Thursday February %.
Celebrate Birthdays Mrs Eula Watson, 776 st. Anthony
Ave, viii celebrate her birthday Friday, February o.
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The national sorority Phi Delta Kappa recently
first national organization capita check the
Council Negro The sorority
check $170 the NCNW representing voluntary
of each of the sorority's members.
This contribution result of by the NCNW
national In the above
(e basus Of Phi Delta Kappa the check
Dorothy Boulding Febee national president of the NCNW.
This presentation place Washington, D. CAMP
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LIGHT THRU DUSK
BY ALVIN b. MOORE

When dusk descends he whose have the light
He feels the velvet hand of that herads night
world which he truly passing by;
He has his faithful sentinels that twinkle in his
sc wrong call him blind say see;
What he life that worth me-?
may his light when all grows dim eventide
he does the strife that every
His garden Coos bright like we've
like" flowers boomwith imaginary
his attered shoes-hs garment wearing thin
whipped Winters chilling bast warmth within
when think that life cruel and fate
DUSK with
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

Mrs. James Henry Presnell of
Knoxville, Tenn, announces the
engagement of her daughter, Mar
garet Louise to George Alexan-
der Moore, Jr., of Roanoke. Va.
The wedding will take place in
March in Knoxville
The brideto-be, a graduate of
Howard university, is the daugh-
ter Of the late DR. James Henry
Presnell, who was a prominent
Knoxville physician. She earned
her masters degree from the Uni
versity of New Hampshire.
Moore, a graduate Of Fisk uni
versity, is the son of the late DR..
George A. Moore OF Roanoke. At
present he is in the sophomore
medical class at MeHarry Medical
college. He also has studied at the
University Of Michigan.-(ANP)
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baby boy born Sunday, February
10, at Fairview hospital The baby
weighed seven pounds and three
fourth ounces. Mother and son are
doing nicely.
Get-TOgether: Miss Matte Jean
Walker, 3645 Fifth Ave. So, was
hostess at a get-together at her
home Saturday, February 8 in
honor of her brother, Pfc. Nathan
iel Walker, who was home on fur
Tough. Among those present were
Misses Kathrine Bailey, Shirlee
Brown, Myra Williams, Joan Har-
pole, Marilyn Smith, Gwen Nor
row, Dixie Young, LouVerne
Noble, Harriet Bowman, lone
Roach, Dorothy Stovall, Leola
Jackson, Fannie Isabel, June Will
liams, Bessie Davis, Mary Breed
love, Doris Jones, Mrs. Harriet
Shannon. Messrs. Ronald West
berry, Nathaniel Walker, Charles
Logan, Wendell Helm Vernon
Bradley, Richard Blakley. Donald
Williams, Arthur Frazier, Percy
Parker, Lawrence Shannon, Don
aid McKraven. Earl Lewis, Burrie
Carmichael.
Baby Contest: The Wayman A.
ME. usher board had Valentine
Baby contest Sunday, February
10, at Wayman church. The win
ming baby was Rowena Patrick,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Patrick, 912 Bryant No. who won
set of First Love silverware, the
other three winners were
Penelope Lewis, daughter of Mrs,
Luvennia Lewis, 722 Fremont No,
won second prize; Selia Vienna
Collins, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Collins, 900 Humboldt
No. won third prize, and Victoria
Ann Milton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Milton, sos AldriCh
No, won fourth prize. The three
other contestants all were given a
IA carat gold locket.
Busy Bee Club: The Busy Bee
Climb mot at the home of Mrs T.
T. Langums, 523 Girard Ave. No,
Tuesday, February II.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Confirmation Services; Con-
firmation services were held at
st. Thomas Episcopal church,
Sunday, February 10. Among
those being confirmed We're: Carl
Cockren, Wayne Laurie Cockrell
Sharon Louise Nelson, Riley Gil
christ, Jr., Helen Janet Phillips,
Raymond Dee Phillips, Fred
Luther Gray, Bobbie Jean Hayes,
Earl Constance Smith, Ida Irene
Williams, Irv Garland Williams,
John Henry Cyrus, Anna Louise
Mitchell. There were three per-
sons baptized at the morning SER
vices, they were Raymond Dee
Phillips, Anna Louise Mitchell,
Fred Luther Gray.
Ursula MatrOns Club: The Ur-
sula Matrons Mission Society met
at the home of Mrs. f. Henderson,
1929 Bryant No, Tuesday, Feb
ruary II. The subject of their
lesson was Teachers of the
Word"
Returns Home; Miss Gloria
Brown, 3749 Fourth Ave. So, re-
turned home Sunday, Feb. 10,
from Des Moines, Iowa. Miss
Brown had been in Des Moines to
attend the funeral of her mother,
Mrs. Anna Mae Ashby.
Motor To City: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Howard and son Neal Al,
len, Mr.. Albert Petit, Mr.. Earl
Richardson and Miss Gloria
Brown motored back to the city
Sunday, Feb. 10, from Des Moines,
Iowa. Mr.. Howard Is the son of
Mrs. Lucille McAdams, 1920 Third
Ave. So.
Jolly Sixteen Meets: The Jolly
Sixteen club met at the home of
Mrs. Marie Reddick, Ss17 Clinton
Ave-, Thursday, Feb. II.
EntertaIns Mothers; The Misses
Jacqueline Combs, Ann Harad
Fraction, and jeanne Woods, en-
tertained their mothers at a tea,
Tuesday, February ~, at the
home nf .JacoIiplina'a fnothar Mrs
Evelyn Combs, 1929 Clinton Ave,
So, the other two mothers that
were present were: Mrs. Celeste
Fraction, 3S41 Clinton Avenue So,
and Mrs. jeanne Woods, $500
Clinton Avenue So. The children
served refreshments, and had a
small program that was arranged
by themselves, to present to their
mothers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

Visits Parents: Mrs. Pearl
Buclner, $50 w. Central Ave, left
the city Saturday. February Q
for Earl, Arkansas, where she will
spend about two weeks visiting
her parents and other relatives.
Returns To City; Miss Berna-
jean Hare, and Masters Isaac Ray
and Leonard Edward Hare, chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hare,
S4s N. Dale, returned to the city
from Hobbs. New Mexico. to make
their home with their parents.
They are now attending Maxfield
school.
House Guest: Mr.. and Mrs. KEEP
Mccoy. 225h West Seventh St.,
and children were the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Blackman, 246 st. Anthony Ave-,
Sunday. January 20.
Lincoln birthday Dinner; A
Lincoln Birthday dinner was CIV
en- at the st. Paul Hotel. Tuesday,
February II. Two Of the women
who attended this dinner were
Mrs. o. w. Lindsay and Mrs. Lola
Edwards.
Daughters Of Isis; The Daugh-
ters Of Isis win meet at the home
Of Mrs. Gertrude Greene, 9s4
Iglehart Avenue, Friday. Febru-
airy Is. This win be a regular
meeting.
Confined to Bedi Mrs. Ernest
Golden, 46e st. Anthony Ave-, has
been confined TO her bed for the
past week because Of illness. Her
condition is reported as improv-
ing.
To Make Home In California:
Mr.. Moses Gardner, 291 N. st.
Adams. left the city Wednesday
for Los Angeles to make his home
there. Mr.. Gardner has been re-
siding in the city. and Ii the
brother of Mrs. Leonia Goodman,
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The RECORDER In St. Paul Ii
the direct approach to the St.
Paul Negro market and audience.
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291 st. Adams.
Luncheon Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Gordon, 363 w. Central.
were the guests Of Mrs. c. r.
Wright, 433 Rondo Ave. at q
luncheon last week.
Receives q Telegram; Mrs.
Melvin Goss. ss1 st. Anthony Ave.
was appreciative of a telegram
received In regards to the loss of
her infant son, Melvin Goss Jr.,
from the president Of the Md
Century club, Mrs. Iona Hamp-
ton, $50 Fuller Ave. sent by the
members Of the Mid-Century
club.
Home From Hospital; Mrs. ].
r. Lawrence, DAT Iglehart, went to
st. Josephs Hospital. Tuesday.
February 8. Mrs. Lawrence ia now
at home and is doing fine.
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Negro Lud PresideS
A. Okla, CupitoI

Oklahoma City.-(ANP)- In a
youth government sponsored by
the Oklahoma State Hi-Y and Tri-
Y group of the YMCA, Donald
Simmons presided last week as
governor at the state capitol.
Simmons, a senior at Manual
Training High school in Musko-
gee, was elected by an overwhelm-
ing majority in the December
meeting. Only 10 per cent Of the
200 youths represented were Ne
groes.
During the three day meeting,
the young representatives went
through the process Of making
laws, and discussing some Of the
problems vital TO the welfare Of
this nation.
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Economically priced Want Ads
furnishes services quickly when
placed in this paper.
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returned to the city Wednesday.
February 6, from Los Angeles,
where she went to attend the fun
eral of her sister, Mrs. Sarah Will
liams. Mrs. Williams was a
pioneer resident of Minneapolis,
and is also the sister of Mr.. Ro-
bert Marshall Sr., 1850 Fourth
Ave. So.
Passes Away: Mrs. Carrie Nor
row, wife of the late DR.. ]. T.
Morrow, of Los Angeles, Calf,
died at her home in Los Angeles,
one day last week. She was the
mother of Mr. Lawrence Morrow.
706 Girard Ave. No.
TV Guest of ArIie HaberIe: Mrs.
Marian Williams, 1910 So. Eighth
St, and a class room scene of her
pupils were the guests of Arlie
Haberlie, on her TV program
Wednesday, February 13, in a
brotherhood program. Some of the
other guests on the program
were Henry r. Thomas, head resi-
dent of Phyllis Wheatley, Mrs.
Arnold Ceilings, and Mrs. Charles
Rooney, head of st. Anthony Com
musity Council.
Surprise Birthday Party: Mr..
Gordon Granger, 1924 Fourth Ave.
So, was honored at a surprise
birthday party Saturday, Febru-
airy 2. by some friends of his.
Proud Parents: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Martin, 2OO4 Fifth Ave.
So, are the proud parents of a
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Feb. 15-Samuel Allen. 1890
Rice Street; Doris A. Shannon,
977 Fuller Ave: Jay Bagby, 1922
No. Western; Mrs. Josephine
Todd. $50 Rondo; Mr.. Lee Daug-
las. 6Ss st. Anthony; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Law. I'll Rondo Ave.
Feb. 16-Alberta Bell, 1895
Kent St; Ed. b. Salter, 992 Car
roll; Mrs. J. o. Stubs, 693 Car
roll Ave; Mrs. Clarence Watts,
40S Carroll Ave; Lottie Dianne
Wright, 81 No. Western; Jane
Miller, PSI Rondo Ave: Leroy
Lazenberry, S4l st. Anthony;
Barbara Massie, 1872 Iglehart;
Jocelyn Mockabee, 927 st. An
thony.
Feb. 17-Hattie Little, 424 Ed
mund ST.; Jean Suthern. SSS Ron
do Alvin Nobel Harmon, 633 w.
Central; Mrs. Richey Adams, TAI
st. Anthony, Marsha Stewart, 9S2
Iglehart.
Feb. 1S-Julia Harris, 697 lyle
hart Ave; Bertha james, 800 w.
Central; Cheryl Lynn Pugh, 972
Carroll; Mrs. j. Martin, 416 st.
Anthony, Ralph Ward, Sr.. go w.
Central; William Clark, 615 Cen
trail Ave.
Feb. 19-Clara Curry, 296 st.
Adams; Donald Powers. 663
Iglehart; Mr.. Milton Combs. 492
w. Central; Dolores Sears, 4O6
Rondo; Estell NJ. Dorsey. 1855 Car
roll.
Feb. 20-Mrs. Minnie Boyd, 44S
Mackubin: o. c. Drizzle, sos Ron
do Ave; Virginia Beasley, 400 st.
Anthony; Betty Lou Titus, 6l2
st. Anthony; Harriet Sue Carter,
AL st. Anthony; Mrs. ]. Wiley,
sos w. Central; Charles Combs,
TIT Iglehart; Mrs. Florence DAN
iels, 430 Rondo Ave.
Feb. 21--John Nellie, 1877 Ron
do Ave; Mrs. Harry 8. Brown,
TOT Iglehart Ave; Mrs. A. Todd,
1872 Rondo Ave; Mr.. A. McFar-
land, 1913 Whitall.
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

visits Relatives Miss Madeyn Walls of City Iowa.
spent the weekend visiting her relatives at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Lawrence Morrow, 705 Girard No
Home on Leave: Pfc Donald RenfrO, 1912 Elliot Ave So
WI" De IN the city Saturday February It, for short urough
Returns To City: Mrs Alice Morgan 1897 Fifth Ave So
Evening star., 1952-08-17

NTO MATTER how new the
IN cook, how recent the
bride, she likes to make an
occasional dish that has real
distinction. And it isn't as
difficult as you might think.
With a package Of uni1a-
vored gelatin, the new cook
can turn out salads, desserts
and main dishes worthy of
any experienced chef. This
type cooking allows her to
exercise her own individuality
In the choice Of liquids to add
to the gelatin-tomato. coffee.
fruit. grape juice. or ginger
ale. And she can devise her
own recipes by using a stand
ard rule:
For each envelope Il table
spoon of unfiavored gelatin.
use up to 2 cups of liquid.
counting any sugar added as
part Of the liquid. In addi-
ton, up to 2 cups of solid
ingredients may be added for
jelling In the mixture. II
fruits are added. be sure they
are well drained.
See how versatile you can
be with a package Of unfia-
vored gelatin. Our flrSt
recipe Is for a nodded avocado
and tuna loaf that is meat
and salad course in one.
Smart for those first buffet
suppers the bride will serve
Evening star., 1952-08-17

after she moves into her new
home. It can be nodded into
a loaf or into a ring mold,
filling the center with salad
green's, olives and avocado
slices. Or make individual
molds for bridge luncheon
plates If you like.
Nodded Tuna Loaf
One envelope gelatin, "
cup cold water, cup hot
water. 3 tablespoons lemon
Juice, / teaspoon salt,'l seven
ounce can faxed tuna fish,
cup diced celery. 1s cup
chopped pimiento.
Second Layer: One envelope
gelatin. " cup cold water. "a
cup boiling water, teaspoon
sugar, 2 tablespoons lemon
juice, cup mashed avocado.
y cup sour cream. l1a cup
mayonnaise. / teaspoon salt.
u teaspoon tabasco.
Tuna Layer: Soften gelatin
In cold water. add hot water.
stir until dissolved. Add lemon
Juice and salt, chill until
mixture has consistency OF
unbeaten egg white. Fold in
tuna, celery and pimiento.
Turn into loaf pan and chill
until almost firm. Then top
with avocado layer.
Avocado Layer: Soften gel
attn in cold water, pour In
boiling water. stir until dis
Evening star., 1952-08-17

salad green's, f1ll centers with
mixture Of your choice. Makes
four servings. Ito make i
quart mold. double recipe,
Strawberry shortcake Is a
mighty fine dessert. to be
sure. but there are other won
derful ways with strawberries,
too. Here's q nodded mixture
of rice custard and berries,
bedecked with whipped cream
and q few plump, red berries
with their frilly green caps.
Strawberries Eugene
Two eggs, slightly beaten; %
cup sugar. V teaspoon salt, 2
cups milk, ! envelope gelatin.
u cup cold water, l teaspoon
vanilla, ia cups sliced straw
berries, / cup cooked rice.
Combine eggs, ~ cup sugar
and salt In top Of double boiler.
Scald milk and add slowly to
the egg mixture, Cook over
hot water in double boiler,
stirring until mixture coats
the spoon. Sprinkle gelatin
on cold water and let 1t stand
S minutes. Add to hot Gus
tard. Stir until dissolved.
then cool. Add vanilla and
chill until mixture begins to
set. Combine strawberries
and remaining sugar. stir
with fork until sugar dis
solves. Add to rice and mix
well. Fold strawberry mix
Evening star., 1952-08-17
By Violet Faulkner

solved. Add sugar and l
tablespoon of lemon juice.
Chill to consistency OF un-
beaten egg white. Immedi-
ately after MASKING avocado.
add remaining tablespoon
lemon juice. sour cream,
mayonnaise and seasonings.
Mix thoroughly with chilled
gelatin mixture. Turn on top
Of first mixture. Chill. Un-
mold and garnish with wedges
of avocado, ripe and green
olives. Makes eight servings.
Another supper or buffet
main dish for hot weather Is
the simple tomato aspic ring.
Here you have a choice Of any
number of fillings-fish, sea-
food, chicken or egg salad.
coleslaw. cottage cheese. or
mixed greens.
Tomato Aspic
One envelope gelatin. l2 cup
cold tomato juice, Ia cups hot
tomato juice. 1 tablespoon
lemon juice. / teaspoon grated
onion, u teaspoon salt.
Soften gelatin In cold to-
mato juice. add hot Juice and
stir until gelatin is dissolved.
Stir in lemon juice. onion and
salt. Pour into 4 individual
ring molds or l-pint mold.
Chill until firm. Unmold on
Evening star., 1952-08-17

ture into custard mixture.
pour into mold. Chill until
set. Unmold and garnish
with whipped cream and
whole berries. Makes six
servings.
Dewy and sweet are the
giant cultivated blueberries
from the farms Of New Jersey
and Michigan. Eat them as
II with cream and sugar:
then, for q treat, serve them
in Q Bavarian mold.
Bavarian Cream Mold
One envelope gelatin. " cup
cold water. 2 eggs, separated:
u cup sugar, " teaspoon salt,
cup milk. u teaspoon vanilla.
" cup cream, whipped; pint
box blueberries.
Soften gelatin in cold water.
Beat yolks with sugar and
salt. Add milk. cook over hot
water, stirring constantly. un-
til Of soft custard consistency.
Stir In gelatin, continue to
stir until it Is dissolved. Re-
move from heat. cool until
mixture begins to stiffen.
Beat egg whites until stiff.
Fold the whites, whipped
cream and vanilla into mix
ture. Pour into mold, which
has been rinsed in cold water
and chill until arm. Unmold
and garnish with blueberries.
Makes six servings.
Evening star., 1952-03-12

$3.50. WWDC, WASH-Family
Theater: Pat O'Brien, David Wayne
and Jean Ruth head the cast of
The Big One"
$3.50, WCFM--Drama: Presenta-
ton Of ]. NJ. Barrie's .'The will"
$3.50, WTOP-Bing Crosby Show:
Humphrey Pogart and Lauren
Bacall visit.
1880, WTOP - Boxing: Jimmy
Carter meets Luther Rawlings In
Ia 10-round over-the-weight bout.
1880, WMAL-National Society
for Crippled Children: Ronald
Reagan and Dennis Morgan star
in q special drama.
Television Today.
$500. WNBW-Kate Smith. Even
ing Hour: Vice Admiral John H.
Cassidy is guest. The program
originates from the U. S. S. Wasp.
$500, WTOP - Arthur Godfrey
and His Friends: Mr.. Godfrey re-
turns to the show.
500, WNBW-Television Thea
ter: The drama Is "The Thief" by
Henry BurnStein.
$3.50, WTOP-The Web: Bobby
Santon is featured in 1.-THE Phan-
tom of the Bridge"
1890, WMAL-Pulitzer Prize
Playhouse: Vincent Price and Anna
Lee star in Booth Tarkington's
Monsieur Beaucaire."
1000, WTOP - Boxing: Jimmy
Carter meets Luther Rawlings in
an over-the-weight bout.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
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500, WASH--MGM Musical Com
edy Theater:: Mickey Rooney and
Kitty Kailen star In Babes on
Broadway"
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-22
Lammes ln France

MT. and Mrs. Bill Lamme, who are abroad for a year, have recently arrived in Nice, France, and plan to make that their headquarters until after Christmas.
 Their address there is Hotel Little Palace, g Avenue Baquis, Nice, France.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-22

Marshall Crutcher, president of the Bank of Kodiak, was an incoming PIMA passenger early this week from Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-22

Diane Dupler, daughter af MT. and Mrs. Paul Dupler. en- tertained Thursday in hoa0r of her fifth birthday.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-11-22

guisher around 6 pm Saturday. Damage was not heavy.