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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
Growing Of Regatta Queen
|Highlights Night of Pogeontry

With the blessings of the wea-
ther. the 1852 Presidents Cur
Regatta turned on all it's colorful
pageantry along the Potomac of
Hams Point last night.
Spectators lined the seawall to
see blond Suzanne johnson
crowned as Regatta Queen and
watch the nights program.
With large, multi colored
searchlights casting a simmer on
the water, the night of pageantry
also had its share of thrills, as
water-skiers went into action.
Another highlight of the eve
ming was a parade of 80 brightly
Illuminated boats past the re-
viewing stand, with the queens
barge bringing up the rear.
The three hour spectacle
blessed with a pleasant night, also
had a backdrop of other illumi-
mated boats, several of them from
the Coast Guard. The District
fireboat, it's mast-lines lit by hun
dreds of electric bulbs, shot a
continuous cascade of water into
the sky.
The program got under way
with the water-Skiers from the
Beverly Ski Club. Demonstrations
were given by young men and
women members of the group
One Of them. Bruce Parker. spilled
directly in front of the reviewing
stand while tipping along at high
speed. He was pulled out by a
power boat.
Musical Program Given
Before the coronation of Miss
johnson, the Navy School OF
Music played, under direction OF
Music Band played, under direc-
ton OF Warrant Officer Max Cor
rick. Ben Mitchell Morris was vo-
calist and Richard Balm played a
harmonica solo. Sam Kaufman's
Orchestra also, played.
Miss johnson was crowned BY
Undersecretary of the Interior
Ernest B. Northrop. He acted in
place of Secretary Chapman, who
was in New York. AS Navy
trumpeters blew a fanfare, Mr.
Northrop took the crown from
Carol Riding. seven-year-old
crown bearer. and placed it on
the queens head.
Miss Johnson's escort was Air
Force 1t. Col. Elmer II. Jose, ir.
The princeSses and their escorts
were Miss Mildred n. Coe and
Marine Capt. Charles r. Stephen
son III: Miss Janeth II. Lloyd and
Army 1t. Col. John E. Dwan II;
Miss Kathleen Vernon Dawson
and Army 1t. Col. Ralph E.
Zahrobsky. and Miss Alice Freer
and Navy 1t. Comdr. Daniel K.
Herrick.
Also. Miss Betty Carter Fort
and Air Force 1st 1t. John M
|Sayler; Miss Sally Alexander and
Navy 1t. G.g) Stewart p. Crowell
|jr.. and Miss Susan Morgan and
Navy Comdr. Carl Pfeifer.
Others present were Edgar
Morris. chairman Of the Corona
ton Committee; Edward Carr,
general chairman of the 1857
Presidents Cup Regatta, and
Commissioners r. Joseph Dono.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
Police Suspend Beach,
Inspector S Brother,
Pending Inquiry

|. Tenth Precinct Sergt. James G..
Beach was suspended from the
force yesterday pending investi-
cation Of his conduct during his
of duty hours.
The veteran policeman-who
stands second in line for q pro-
motion to lieutenant-was told
to turn in his gun and badge at
1885 am. by Inspector Charles
J. Sullivan.
Inspector Sullivan said the de-
Ipartment is trying to determine
why Sergt. Beach, using two po-
lice cars. visited several taverns
in his precinct to check a tip that
three escaped convicts were in
the city.
Also. the police official declared,
he is anxious to know why Sergt.
Beach released a man charged
with drunk and disorderly con-
duct without making him post
collateral.
Hearing Set Tuesday.
The man is Frank E. Altizer,
80. Of 1859 Fairmont street NV.
Altizer has notified the precinct
he will appear for a hearing at
Municipal Court Tuesday.
Sergt. Beach is the brother of
Inspector Beverly c. Beach, sus-
pended last spring after failing
to satisfy Senate District Crime
subcommittee as to how he &C
quired approximately $4,000 in a
ltwo-year period.
The sergeant, according to In
spector Sullivan, went of duty at
midnight Thursday and had two
other policemen drive him to a
restaurant in the 3400 block Of
Fourteenth street NV.
He remained about an hour,
finally dismissing, his two COM
panions.
A check revealed that Sergt.
Beach visited three other res
taurants in the neighborhood, re-
naming short time in each. He
then hailed another scout car on
the street.
Argument Reported.
While Sergt. Beach was in the
second police car the vehicle was
directed to go to the 1900 block
Columbia road NV, on a disor-
derby person call. Inspector Sulli-
van stated that the sergeant got
into an argugment with a citizen
there.
After booking Altizer, the SER
geant called for the first scout car
and ordered it to the corner of
Fourteenth and Irving streets
NV. police reported. Sergt. Beach
remained there a few minutes and
then had the scout car take him
home.
A member of the force for II
years. Sergt. Beach has twice
participated in gun battles with
suspects. In November, 1943, a
man he attempted to arrest fired
three shots at him, finally escap-
ing after knocking the policeman
unconscious and tossing him down
Ia 12-foot embankment.
Again in 1850 a suspicious char
acter shot at him twice. Sergt.
Beach finally captured the man
lby wounding him in the ankle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20

sentenced to
pay a $500 fine
or spend six
months in the
M a r y ] a n d
House of Cor
rection on a.
charge of false
advertising.
The extermi.
nator, James r.
Hoover. 81, of
the $500 block
of Johnson ave-
nue., Bethesda.
also was held
for the grand
i,,rv m thron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20

Henry NJ. Leake. Pvt. Andrew Macklln.
undercover man, Pvt. Andrew A.
Macklin, 81. appointed to the force
two years ago, has been suspended.
Pvt. Macklin. who Lutz said
helped arrange the rendezvous
with the 44-year-old colored gam
bier, is accused Of making false
statements to his superior officers.
Leake was booked at headquar-
tiers shortly before 1890 pm. and
was released after he posted $780,
600 on the bribery charge.
Walked Into Trap.
The underworld figure walked
into trap that had all the trim.
mings of detective story.
According to Inspector Lutz.
Leake was arrested in the follow
ing manner:
Last Wednesday Pvt. Macklin
approached another morals squad
officer, Pvt. Wyatt j. Roy, q, and
told him Leake wanted to talk
to him. Pvt. Roy reported the
incident to his superiors. He was
told to go ahead and see what
developed.
A rendezvous was arranged for
Thursday night near the APP
proach to the new East Capitol
Street Bridge now under construc-
ton. Leake failed to appear.
Rendezvous Last Night.
Last night Leake drove up in
his cleaning 1852 Cadillac and
parked it alongside of Pvt. Roy's
auto.
Hidden in the trunk of the po-
liceman'S car was sensitive re-
cording device which picked up
the conversation between the two.
Inspector Lutz reported that
Leake gave Pvt. Roy $50 as a down
payment with a promise of $50
additional each month to give him
the green light to operate his num-
bers racket.
AS soon. as the money was
passed. Inspector Lutz, Inspector
Roy Blick and 1t. Todd Thoman.
OF the morals squad surrounded
the policeman's car.
Over Thousand Cash.
A total of $1.496.36 was confis-
Gated from Leake. He had $673 81
in his pocket and $822.45 in the
glove compartment Of his automo-
bile.
Inspector Lutz refused to elabo.
rate on the charges against Pvt.
Macklin. He would only say that
ne was not satisfied with the DO
liceman's relations with the gam
bier and statements made con-
corning his association with Leake.
Leake figured in the notorious
Brass Rail" shooting in 1948. The
gambler shot Charles H. Nelson.
night manager of the cafe owned
by Mrs. Yvonne Simkins. She is
the wife Of former top-flight gam
bier Roger (Whitetop) Simkins.
Although assault with intent
to kill charges were lodged against
both Leake and Nelson. neither
went to jail. They both were
granted directed verdicts of ac-
|quittal on November 30, 1913, by
District Judge Henry Schwein-
|haut.
Speaking Of Pvt. Roy and his
part in the capture of the gam
bier. Inspector Lutz said, I'm
right proud of him."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
Sermon at Foundry Church

The Rev. Frederick Brown
Harris, minister, Foundry Meth
odist Church. will preach on
THAT Which Is Vital at II am.
tomorrow. He will also preach at
the s pm. service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
Presence Of God to Be Topic

"The Practice Of the Presence
of God" will be discussed by the
Rev. Albert J. Mccartney, pastor
emeritus Of National Presbyterian
Church, at IL am. tomorrow in
Gunton-T Temple Memorial Presby-
terrain Church, Sixteenth and
Newton streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-20
Termite Exterminator
Convicted in Bethesda
On Citizens Charge

A pest exterminator who police
say victimized a number Of Be-
thesda homeoWners Yesterday was
Evening star., 1952-06-22
q q

ITS SUMMERTIME, and the living should be cosy for
children It will be for yours if you don't overdress
them and ore not guilty Of letting them uncomfort
obe eothne clothing they must be coretu not to SOIL
The youngest wants comfort and in its clothing
1t wonts to romp and poy to its heos content without
ony clothing worries.
Keep in mind too when buying your youngsters things
that child thot comfortably and sensby dressed for
the weather is less opt to fret
Evening star., 1952-10-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA BETHEsDA-severa
from siS5oou. ouasg s2.soo os0%sa; cash Dove dove
payment win buy; new neighbor
school. FRANK s PH1LLIPs. WI
BaSSocKsUjRS aSS5 sxfsj sa SaMBGfR: o1 S1es mos mos
attrac., new white brick on lovely
priced at $24, 900 with $4,000 Isl
t5si' ssssEs hsFiy cS sSr 81 5R' 4sg
BETHEsDA-An unusually attractiv.
det: brick home about 2-yrs. .-old
with 4 bedrms.. 2 baths, large
porch; level lot: in q convenien!
neiehborhood; Reasonable price and
:r&s; MEskEY SCI ME suohasSR 1h4S aRti ke.Isoa R@
BETHESDA-Four bedrms, Q baths;
at price Of $22.950. Modern brici
home. only 9 mos. old, daylight
bsmt.; owner leaving city and 4
saMGA sss9fas '1 Z. 'f sodfH1:: alfs: Ha c eSsf "
BETHESDA CAPE COD-This pre-
war built home Of stone and brick
Is most attractive and well located;
yestibule ent.. lge: hv. rm;, with
fireplace sep; din. rm:. 2 nne
Il. bedrm.. anu and Space 'f for ed gnd nr rm'
ct $4,000. ARDMORE REALTY
CO., OIL. 4557; ewes, OIL. 3599.
BETHEsDA-Fine quality white brk.
porch; nice level lot. BEST OFFER
BUYS. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, WI.
1907; eyes,. call OIL. 500. -19
BRADLEY HILLS. block from ent.
to Kenwood-The 1st-fioor plan is
bath On snd floor m9se super PsGs' ds iuae ans
kitchen. ground level daylight bsmt.
and 2-car built.in garage. Home
only 4 years old. and BY far the
ssst H1y th ws have sscs SsfsS ts1s this ssa5
MoRE REALTY Co, Of. 1857:
TREE VALLEY IN beauti-
full Bradley Hills area; open Sunday
/ 70 8. A new split level brick home
with most attractive features. SIT
soana.S SsssS On with laaTs ns s Is
one Of the seasons most outstand-
ing new home buys and Is only
$34.95O with ~ financing avail
able. Drive out Bradley blvd. to
Burning Tree I'd; turn left 70 Beech Beech
Tree rd., or for weekday appt. Phone
caEv1 GH: ilta CHASE, MD.-A spacious Ml' s.
bedrm.. 3-bath well-built home of
stone and brk. In excel. cond.. To-
Gated on q quiet street in old Chevy
6. Kinner. wi. 5l05, with THoS.
L. PHILLIPS. WO. 1900.
CHEVY CHASE SPECIAI-This 8
bedrm., 21a-bath house has . fine
paneled den, built-in garage, slate
roof. corner lot. Bryant gas heat;
only. only .1s yrsoe. yesrs ols. .lE Walk lE to * sn
OIL. 1857: ewes. Of. 35e9. -16
e406 D0WN-Loyely. 2-bedrm.. bum
tGa Anchcf-feneed iot. 70. S-082e.
Evening star., 1952-10-14

Near Takoma Rec. Center
A 3-bedroom, 2-bath semi
det. brick home. Entrance
foyer; built-in garage: gas
h.-w.h.; S15,95O. Call Mr..
herman. 10 an. to s pm,
JU. S-1951.
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
MA. GAO
Evening star., 1952-10-14
RETHESDA

LOCUST HILLS ESTATES
Spacious red brick Colonial on q
lovely level fenced lot, has 24-ft. liy
rm., den. Law. modern complete kit
and lge. screened porch on 1st fl.
hall, stairway to storage attic; very
attractive recr. rm. with bar in full
basement: slate roof; garage ano
many custom features. See it today
E. NJ. FRY, INC, WI. $500 It'll 8
nm tx
Evening star., 1952-10-14
WOOD ACRES
Open TIL 9 Pm.
EVER GAMBLE?

This cute little. 3-bedrm. asbestos
lawn. dotted with shade trees is
worth and can be bought for Sl4.75O
with. $4,000 cash. There is I56-ft.
frontage on ST. PauTs st. and 1913
IT. on Observation-Disclosures rd.. that
the value little later on. Ewes.
call 81. 9745 or OIL. 1896.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.
Realtor 81. 4222
Evening star., 1952-10-14
NEAR HEBREW ACADEMY

NEAN dEbNEW ACAUEM 7
True center hall brick Colo
nial; large living room. dining
room. kitchen and den: rear
bedrooms ana 2 baths on 2nd
floor. finished attic: slate roof:
detached garage; large land
scaped lot: an excellent resi-
Dental neighborhood. To see.
call Mr.. Tolley: 81. 1871.
Sidney z. MenSh & Co.
MA. GAO
Evening star., 1952-10-14
SHEPHERD PARK

SHEPHERD PARK
TESly oason he%s GostsnSR IF M e. Sss
lures that family needs. Brick det.,
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. with break
fast area, powder rm., rec. rm.;
3 bedrms. on End; finished 3rd door;
wall-to-wal carpeting and draperies
included. Furniture may be pur-
chased also. Call Mrs. Dawson for
appt. to inspect. Wo. 4162.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtors. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
WESLEY HEIGHTS
ON BEAUTIFUL CORNER SITE
IN HEART OF WESLEY HEIGHTS
for immediate occupancy. Has cen
ter hall, good living room. dining
room, kitchen and 1st-door lava
tory; 8 bedrooms and 2 baths; large
inclosed 2nd-noor porch with fire-
place: maids room and toilet In
basement; 2-car garage. To be sold
to settle estate.
ORCHARDALE
Mr.. WESTERN AVE. AND RIVER RID.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
Red. brick Colonial with 8 bedrooms,
i "a DdInS, nicely AOCdCeQ anu COuNeH-
lent to schools and TRANSPORTATION.
Other rooms include hall. good living
room, dining room, well-equipped
kitchen. floored storage attic; built
in garage; full basement with fire.
place. lavatory and outside entrance.
SUMNER
OWNER BUYING LARGER HOME
Here's a very attractively priced white
brick. surrounded with congenial
neighbors in this Miller-built COM
nunity of fine homes. Constructed in
1949, it has 3 bedrooms and baths,
nice living room, dining room, den
and kitchen; recreation room and
lavatory.
w. C. & A. N. Miller, OR. 4464
Builders and Developers of
wesley Hts. Summer 4 eprinG valley
Evening star., 1952-10-14
CoNGREsS HEIGHTS

CONONESS HEIGHTS
NEW SEMIDETACHED BRICK
Three bedrooms, two full baths with
electric kitchen, full basement with
outside entrance on large lot. Trade
your old home. Mr.. Musselman, Ii.
MARSHALL J. wApLE co.
Rea1tor, 1924 18th st. NV. DI. S346.
N.Y. NtYNpALE sIacb;.l sE OFT , MIN. ,.svai. Avn
Lovely. modern. 6-rm. brick In I'M
macuiate cond. Beautiful rec. Ym
Nice yard. In the best location. For
. wonderful buy call Mr.. Penland,
eT. 1868. Ives. EQ. 2-7611 tn 10
D,m. ATLAS REALTY CO. -1k
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ROCK CREEK FOREST

HAMbLGH
B twin-siZe bedrooms, Q baths: full
basement with outside entrance. at
tached garage and many extras. An
unusually attractive home in one Of
our finest areas and just one block
from school and shopping. The
price is right. Mr.. Posner. WA. 1856
- MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
FIRST FL BEDROOM AND BATH
Trades considered. In excellent COM
munity on express bus line to down
town Six rooms.s two baths. built
in garage. Lovely rear garden Call
Mr.. Ryan. ST. 1858
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3346
FINEST PREWAR construction in this
detached three bedroom Dutch
Colonial brick home. First floor
features den. solarium and powder
room: dry basement with large,
bright. heated room: lovely lot and
garage. Call Mr.. Clark. GE. 9n11 |.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. NV. DI. 3346.
HOUSE IN A GOOD LOCATION
Near 4th and Peabody SITS, NV. It ie
vacant and redecorated: semi
detached brick. rooms and bath;
gas heat; garage. Priced right with
easy terms. NJ. B. Weaver, Wo.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1saltor. 1924 14th St. NV. DI. S34(
Evening star., 1952-10-14
HOUSES FOR sALE@s.f.

ANACOSTIA-2 separate apts., home
and income; excel. cond.: only
$4,000 down: auto. heat: completely
aafSsehsf; aaER' SE eSS, ~ cIdrF9FP Jo SRIsss ssHERr
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - 3-year -old
semidetached brick. 2-family nat;
3 rms. and bath each. full bsmt., gas
h..w.h.; $4,000. HARTMAN REAL
TY. INC. 1345 Good Hope rd. s.e.,
HILLCREST AREA-S23,9 $50. High.
wood dr.-Handsome det. brk. Col,
slate roof: rms. including break:
fast rm.; 3 bedrooms. and full tiled
bath on both 1st and End noors; rec.
fm.. garage, screened porch; lovely
lot with trees. win consider So. 600
down. FRANK 9. PHILLIPS. pI.
1411 Ewes. call LO. 4-7444. -19
HlLLCREST prOper-LOvely older
6-rm. and bath home. Trees and
LOVELY LoOSvTaIS ioEsr Rms. nj b2THL1n S1 select
white Sec. Ia blk. to bus and shop.
Like new. Only S11.95O. III. 6777.
1441 8. CAR. AVE. s.E.-compietely
reconditioned. Q apts., gas. h.-w.h..
dbie. garege; vacant. immediate pos
session. Cali Mr.. Mason, Ii. $4,000.
ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP, LU.
1870 TRENTON PL. s.E.-Modern Q
rms, semidet. brick: S14,96O. Can
be handled with reas. cash. LOUIS
Ridden, EX 57O7: (iE 0l4O
Evening star., 1952-10-14
HOUSES SALE-s.E. tcons.)
sHIPLEY TERRACE Sc.
ONLY $500 DOWN
MODERN SEMIDET. BRICK
LOUIS RUDDEN. Elk. 57O7. GE 014O
C0NrDECC TYr7T( rYnIcy


NEW TWO-FAMILY
SEM1DETACHED BRICK
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
l PM. TO DARK
Owners apt. completely separated
from 2nd-h. apt.
Dishwasher and disposal IN No.
apt.
All GE kitchen.
Knotty-pine recreation-club room.
Ceramic tile bath in both apartments
Large sodded and handicapped front
and rear yards.
Rental Of Apt. No. 2 helps pay for
your home.
MuSselman, Ii. 6-9556.
Directions: Out s. Capitol st. to At
lantic. left on Atlantic to 4th, right
on 4th to Chesapeake. left on Chesa-
peake to our sign.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-10-14
WHEATON HEIGHTS
VETS, $75O DOWN

8 BEDROOMS. BsMT.
S79.14 PER MONTH
Includes princ.. int, tax and insur.;
lge. liv. rm., sep. din. I'm. Plenty
OF living space il this brick -and-
frame semi-det. home. all for only
1900. Drive out today and let us
prove to you that this is the best
Attrac. non-vet financing avail.
Directions: Out Ga. ave. ext. to Viers
Mill I'd; bear left about 1. mile to
model home Zone block beyond at.
Catherine's Church,.
Builder: Wheaton Park. Inc.
Sales Office, Mr.. Lansdale,
LO. 4-7424.
Exclusive Sales Agent.
COLONIAL INVESTMEN co.
Evening star., 1952-10-14


: RIJRIEI1H
A. ige attached house with 8 bedrmS.
and baths in addition to liv. rm.,
din. rn., kit. and dble. porches; oil
h..w.h.; garage. S25. 600.
sos. INEZ CUSHARD
s6s- OR. 1922
TdEORGIA AND ALASKA AYES.
Modern 6-rm. semidet. brick, lst-fi.
.powder rm.. full din. rm.. carpet
ing, knotty pine rec. rm., elec. kit.
concrete porch, beautiful yard.
Terms.
AUERBAcH CO. D1. 6501. AID. 5907.
POTOMAC PALISADES - Four bed
rooms; about $1,000 and 500
monthly will move you into this
view-capturing home with its two
1st-h. bedrooms and bath: gas heat
! live near this house and will have
It open for you tonight. Evenings,
J.. LEO KOLH CO. MI. 21oo
LIZ
Evening star., 1952-10-14
RRIGHTWOOn

o4t40x4 VVO\/D
Brk. Colonial, newly decorated; 8
bedrms., ? baths, living rm. with
flrepl.. family-size dining rm. excep.
lge. kit. finished bsmt.; detached
garage. Price. S1S,5O0. Excl. nnan-
ing.
Wood-C -Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Georgia Ave. Sligo 800 It'll 8
Evening star., 1952-10-14
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR ExcH

DUPLEX-5 rms. bath; each front,
rear entrance; separate elec. meter.
h~ hot water; ate, 0 2-story' story e-caT % sarase; s
cor, 170xl7O, mr.. bus. elec train.
store, church. school. mi. ne. D. C.
2nd q. vacant. Rent. S55 mo. Low
price. terms, N E, RYON, GE, 6146
Evening star., 1952-10-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W,
COLORED
SAD SACK

PETWORTH-$14,75O
Located on popular New Hampshire
ave-: Colonial row. brick with front
bStSn bStS lsar porcbss na f 1m' b.nt ana
with gas heat. Priced to sell with
terms. Call Mr.. Mcintosh. Elk.
24S0. or eyes,, MI. 1886.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors 1112 18th ct. NV
Evening star., 1952-10-14

Chevy Chase Circle, D. c.
Two blocks off Conn. ave-; thii
attractive Colonial semidet. brick
home consisting of g spacious rms
and tile bath, full bsmt,. oil h.-w
heat; built-in garage. ReaSonably
priced at S19,96O with easy terms
Exclusive with
Evening star., 1952-10-14

RELIEF FOR THE LADY
IN THE SHOE
Yes it's big, 8 bedrms.. 3 baths, liv
rm., 15x27, din rm., 15x15, modern
kitchen, 15x10: lge. screened breeZ-
way: 2-car garage; plenty of ground
for the kiddies and dog; no worrie,
about traffic, mother Just let 'em
run. BERNARD T. BROSIUS, Real
tor. SH. 0420: evenings, Mr.. Scott
MODERN-4-BEDROOM HOUSE
S15.950
$1,000 DoWn-Balance Like Rent
Groom, 2-story home on . lot e6'x
800. 26' living rm., large dining
rm., equipped kitchen, gas h.w.h.;
2-car detached garage. Don't miss
It. OWNER. To. 2091. !.
BETHESDA-Located IN Glenbrook
section; well-built brick Colonial
with many extra features; bed
rooms upstairs: . glassed-in porch
on the living room, separate dining
room. attached garage. A lovely lot
With artistic landscaping. Conven-
lent to schools and transportation.
BIILINGSLEY REALTY co.
OR. 1926 TIL 9 PM.
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ROCKVILLE

Brick bungalow, finished expan. attic
fully equip. kit; nice lot with trees
offered for a limited time only;
$12,96O on the best terms. HOWARD
r. SCHAFER, WI, 544l, -l6
Evening star., 1952-08-07
CONE EARLY :. ExTA sALEspEopLE! Extra WRAPPERS!
Significant I'm Suits

Versatility is the keynote Of
the smart and comprehensive
wardrobe for Fall. Select
fashions that will interchange
for greater costume variety.
Our unique boxy suit in John
Walther wool plaid with it's
solid color skirt will cast a
multi-purpose part in your fall
and winter scheme.
Complement your costume with a
pair of shoes from our Bootery
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color. Very lightly combine with
" cup Of flour. Scald 2 cups of
milk with a piece Of vanilla bean
or a little vanilla extract, and a
pinch of salt. Add some to yolk
mixture, and stir until warmed
and thin. then return to sauce
pan. bring just to boiling point.
stirring hard. CA French whisk
is invaluable for this.) Remove
the vanilla bean, strain and let
cool.
This. as ! said, Is a basic filling,
and may be used in cream puffs,
eclairs and similar French pas
tries. However. in the best French
pastry shops they combine the
Creme Patisserie with twice as
many egg whites as there are egg
yolks in the recipe. the whites
being stiffly beaten, and folded in
when the creme is cold. This pro-
duceS a filling Of unbelievable
lightness and delicacy-for which
such places as Rumpelmeyer's
are famous.
For a chocolate filling, add 2
ounces Of unsweetened chocolate
to the milk in Creme Patisserie
when it is scalded. Use the vanilla
bean or not. as you choose.
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Pastry creams, which include
the cream filings used in making
many kinds Of pastry desserts.
are rather tricky to make, and
decidedly tricky to keep for any
length Of time. Owing to their
egg content. they spoil easily in
hot weather, and should be stored
for as short a time as possible
and under the safest conditions.
It is important to know how
to handle eggs when adding them
to hot mixtures. for you can't
Just stir them in hope they
won't curdle. And the mixture
can't be allowed to boil after the
eggs are added. unless there is
some cornstarch in the set-up.
So what you must do is to add
some Of the hot mixture to the
beaten eggs, stirring vigorously.
This will heat them and thin
them at the same time. Then turn
this into the hot mixture and stir
only until the boiling point is
reached. Remove from heat i'm
mediately, and pour at once into
a cool bowl. Cool quickly. An
occasional stir will break up any
crust that tends to form on top.
Here is a good basic recipe for
Creme PatisSerie" which you
vary with other flavors to suit
yourself.
Mix together "a cup of sugar
and the yolks Of or 6 eggs,
working with a spoon until the
mixture is creamy and light in