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Evening star., 1952-08-18
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN 5 TIL 9
THE EVENING STAR Bib
Washington, D. c.
MONDAY, AUGUST 1S, 1861

Featuring full. separate dining rm.,
large living room with mirrored
firepl., all GE fully equipped elec-
trio kitchen. 8 large bedrooms and
tiled bath, more closet space than
tic, full basement. inclosed half bath.
gas heat; many custom-built quail.
ties, diversified brick. overhanging
roofs. iron ratings on steps, m mt
mum lot size 10000 SO. IT.: 2 floor
first trust loan available according
to relaxed Regulation x. S21 800.
Directions: Over Lincoln Memorial
Bridge, out Arl. blvd, Q blocks past
Seven Corners: watch for our sign
on left.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd OIL. 27S3
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VACANI
Nearly new 6-rm, 1h-bath, semidet.
brick home; small down payment;
located nr. Sargent I'd. and 8.
afoua pm Aye' WEsLEMYl ss ~ Buca;ANaN. ItS;A NSaaNSIi
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SILVER SPRING
S1.250 Down
Practically new 2:bedroom brick bum
galow. Assume large CT loan.
S1,950 Down
1.year-old 3-bedroom brick rambler
Assume CT loan.
S14,600
2.year.old 3-bedroom brick rambler
GE kitchen. Good terms.
$4,000 Down
3.bedroom Dutch Colonial. Basement.
Assume GI loan.
3-bedroom brick rambler. GE kitchen.
Basement. Corner lot. Close In.
$4,000 Down
3-bedroom brick Colonial. 1nclosed
porch. 2 baths. Basement. Ideal
CLAUDE WooD, REALToR
JU. $1,000
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1851 18th ST, N.W.-2 rms, Kit
mo. Open for your inspection.
LUSTINE REALTY CO.
412 9th st. NV. DI. 1906
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RAMRI,T

Buck Lodse, Boyd. Nd. New. 7 rms,
Scgna 1h 1sTss; .sTss ,xss1tif 4 nss1tifui buy g.,s q
LYMAN G. DELLx . CO.. INC,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

LAST 3 DAYS. BY owNER-semidet
fenced yard: close to schools, bus
shopping, Boiling Field. S3 Elmirs
st., 10. 3-6264. White neighborhood
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80 500 DOWN

hall brick Colonial in silver Spring,
near parochial and public schools.
Spacious rooms. basement lavatory,
children's playroom and recreation
room: S17,9b0 Call 81. 14O1. ia
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GEORGETOWN
KanaWha Apartments

3O16 Dumbarton Ave. NV.
An extremely desirable location on
Georsstown,s finest street street, .Sot: ASpts;
with dining space; new tile baths
and showers; some apis. with fre-
places; some with lge. back porche0,
Only o few available; S125 mo.
ALVIN REALTY CO.
NO. 5000, TU. 2062, KE. 7-O763
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HOUSES SAlE-MD. (cons. }
BUNGALOWS ROOMS
OWNER. ia. 701O
BETHESDA. MD.

BETHESDA, MD.
Ideal for large family or those de-
string the utmost in privacy; ]
block to Transportation and con-
venient. to schools and shopping
situated on Q large. wooded, corner
lot 20Ox1 40. This center-hall Co
lonial contains spacious living room
with fireplace, family -sise dinins
room with French doors leading tc
large, side screened porch. all. cleo
trtc kitchen with dining area, der
and powder room. Second ficol
has master bedroom with private
bath. 3 other twin-slze bedrooms
and hall bath. sun decx Of master
bedroom; stairway to large finished
third floor which IS ideal for the
NTH bedroom or play room for the
children; basement has recreation
room space, oil air-conditioned heat;
2-car detached garage. For further
information, call WO. 1900.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
once Open Until q PM.
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CONN AVE- ESTATR<

All-brick semidetached mouse: 6 large
rooms with full basement, gas a.-c.
heat; plenty Of room for living;
nice yard. excellent neighborhood,
and shopping; near Wheaton Rec
reation Center. Good financing.
Open Sunday, / to g..
Out Conn. ave. through
Kensington 10 Viers Mill rd., left
on. Viers Mil I'd. to Andrews ST.,
follow signs to open sign.
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FAIRFAX-MODERN
On. wooded lot. 1s6-ft. deep. This
ultra-modern. brick and redwood
rambler Is only 2 weeks from compile
tion, 8 bedrooms, tile bath, equipped
window and brick mantel wall; oil
heat; carport. Only $15,950 to one
lucky commuter who wants to live
In the country yet have not only
city .conveniences but also Q COM
pletely modern home.
MANNAS REALTY CO.
10 Wilson Blvd, Arl. GIL. 27s3,
Evenings-call Browning 740-J-2
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HOUSES FOR sAL-Mp.
WOODMOOR
3 BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS

5 BEDRMS., z BATHS
Brick bungalow in exclusive section,
features large side porch. detached
brick garage. basement, beautiful
lot with plenty 0f trees and outside
frepl. Priced at only S22, 500. Cali
10. 8-5S60 TIL 8 pm.
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MoVINe. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET Of
sSn: No. 1901 us4Ss ussHesss' sRSsaSsE RSsSat6s
GDEiAiAN MOVING AND STORAGE,
win accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
feas. Ia. 2987i eyes,, dE. 1916.
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Charming 7-room Home
PAYMENTS LIKE RENT
Liv. rm. with firepl.; bright din. rm.
kit. with breakfast rm.: 4 bedrms.
2 baths; lge. fenced shady yard
full bsmt.; garage. Miss Dillon
COX AND co. UN. 1920.
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& NORRIS
7o9 Onfh Sf NJ w pE QkQS IN
8 LARGE ROOMS

INCLUDES 4 AIRY BEDROOMS
Cool front porch. full-length
washer; finished recreation
room with VI bath, new oil
burner and roof; hot-Water
heat, Bendix washer included
in the FILA approved price Of
$4,000. In. Brightwcod, one
block from shopping and fast
transportation. oodP, Phone Mr..
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
1EOS II az Nw MA Oq4S
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HOUSES sALE--N.w. tcons.
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcou..J ! Ht

A706 KANSAS AvE.-Beautifu home
with 8 bedrms.;. screened porch,
Hollywood kit. and bath. den. 2-caE
gar. Priced to sell. HARRY COHEN,
GE. O2S6: TU. 5011. lis
34th ST., NEAR CATHEDRAL.
Beautiful corner; detached residence
with. 4-car garage. 8. large rooms
powder rm. on 1st A.. large porches.
maids. rm. and. full bath in hsmt.
recently occupied as physicians
home and ONCE; copv. to school,
and churches; priced to close es-
tate at S27.500: terms arranged,
WOODWARD & NORRIS
723 goth st. NV. RE. 65sb. Ia
5211 NEW HAMP. AVE.
Six-rm., 2-bsth row brick, featuring
large rooms. spacious kit... stone
paneled rec, rm. Gas heat. De-
tached brick garage. Reasonably
priced, with good terms. r. NJ
PRATT CO., Ma. 1852; eyes,, Sats.
and Suns. JU. S-S7S4 or WO. 1041,
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NEAR WHEATON

Glenmont Hills. Priced, S14.95o
Practically new brick and fram,
expansiple home. Lge. lily. rm.. flre
Ing .alcoVe, 2 bedrms., tile bath. all
elec. Kit. with disposal; End d. ha'
2 bedrms. and bath roughed in
Immed. possession. Will sell $1,000
cash. For appt. call E. H. IRWIN
OW 7223 or Ell, 3642 Ia
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MODERN STORE, with Q apts. above:
located near Hecht Co. new store in
nearby Va. Now operating as deli
catessen; suitable for restaurant,
hardware or other type business; g.
". lease available. For appt. to
inspect, call Mr.. Brown, with
YEONAS REALTY. GIL. 2100. OK.
DRIVEN FOOD cARRY.our hs shoP,
attractive location in Arlington
apartment area. Owner leaving city.
S.. 900. Box 65-E, Star. 19s
DRY CLEANING and tailoring store,
doing good business; must be sold on
account Of health. very reasonable.
For Information. cali HU. 1918. 1S'
SERVICE STATION, good location
ne. $4,000 viii handle. GE. 1860.
DRY CLEANING PLANT. Brookiand,
ne; 6-day wk.; eompL equip: $40.-
600 VI. gross; 2 trucks: white retail
trade; 500 mo. rent; S-yr. lease.
Price. $4,000. MR.. LEE. RE. 2161.
2 .FuRNITURE STORES adjoining:
new and used furn.; duplex house.
all modern conv.; retiring partner
forces sacrifice sale; Navy personnel
Ia and out; ideal loc. S32 800.
H5II.k HH95IHIkISS; TSs; Lexinston Park or Great Great
FULLY 9Ic 'ssI sssaIuj1rPED BEAUTY saiSSP-
EosiNsKr c.. ma. sa54.~ ~ Ia
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Comfortable JIM Cape Cod home:

rooms and bath on 1st fioor, large
bedroom on 2nd: full basement
with oil-a.-c. heat, outside exit;
nice yard. detached garage, plenty
Of shade: close to silver Spring
Open Sunday, / till 9.
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. to For
Evening star., 1952-08-18

BEAUTY EAL(JN
Modern. like new: illness necessitates
sale. Buy almost for balance due.
WA. 1884. lis
ESTAB. BUSINESS AND LOCATION
SUBURBAN MD.-WASHING MA
CHIMES, SALES. AND. REPAIRS.
ofe ns dispiss eass floor aneI and window md mann
hwy; equipped shop; rear entr !;
&c. garage; ind. and res. area.
Quick sale for cash. Draft and
family reaS. causes sale. OWNER,
Box 128-G. Star. 30
FLORIST WITH CAPITAL
Shop being enlarged opposite one OF
the largest shopping centerS in Ar
lington; man to take complete
charge Of florist shop in complete
play; large neon signs and fiocd-
lights. Call IA. S-s295 FOR appoint-
ment. 19s
Evening star., 1952-08-18
COLORED-VACANT
2240 EVARTS ST.

COMPLETE APTS.
Here is an unusual bargain. Owne
i'll and must sacrifice. This beau
tiful det. home with first-h. apt.
vacant, which has 3 rms. and bath;
now renting for 500 per mo. Full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., beautiful yard.
Live for nothing on q small down
Evening star., 1952-08-18
MCLEAN
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
0nEAi CHHAI mn

OPEN SUN, 1-6 Pm.
Something new and different. Mako
your own comparison. At the price
Of SCI 1000. Over "a acre. Cannot
firepl.. paneled In knotty pine; din
rm. IL .6x12. Two Of the bedrms
are twin sized. Beautiful mod. kit.
Westinghouse equip. Storage attic.
Fun bsmt. with firepl.. at. gar. The
ffonss gs; eSsn Chan n5ass bridge s.
123) to Mclean. From 6afeway in
Mclean cont. same route 6/10 mile
to Open sign on right and property.
For further particulars. call =. 81.
Evening star., 1952-08-18
ON coLEsvILLE RID.

Glenmont area. 8 brick rambler;
large rooms In sYea close to transp
and schools; 2 and 3 bedrooms
Priced from $4,000 to S14,6OO.
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SHANNON &LUCHS co.

1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345
COLORED-BEST NV. LOCATION
Semidet. brk.. clean as q pin: New
terms. Hurry. Call Me. Mr.. segal.
RA, 4l39. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE
CO. Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV.
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6 BEDROOMS. 8 BATHS

The perfect nome for the
large family; Northwest area,
strictly white and quite con-
venient. Three-story English
brick. First-fi. powder room.
Gear built-in garage, auto
matte heat. Owner leaving
country, has reduced price to
Truly 9 bargain. Evenings.
Evening star., 1952-08-18

One hundred feet on Colesville I'd.
plenty cf shade trees and flowers OF
this nearly full acre Of land with
comfortable, immaculate two-stor,
ceiled rooms, one Of them a com
Portable country kitchen with a
electric stove and 'efrieerator, pan
try and lnclosed porch. Large from
porch. Water furnished from q dee
wei with electric pump. Other room
gre Living room. dining room, tw
bath. Heated by coal, but easil
converted to oil. Ten minutes froi
Silver Spring bus service. Five mir
utes from the Juncture Of Colesvil]
ro. and New Hampshire ave. we
Evening star., 1952-08-18

SILVER SPRING
A BARGAIN -
VACANT
Price reduced as owner must sell al
once. Very attr. brick rambler; lge
liy rm with firepl.. din: rm.. bic
2 bedrms.: full bsmt.: porch and
shady yard; conv. to schools. Price
Call tonight It'll a
Dorothy K. Winston & Co.
Realtor
905 18th St. N. W.. ST. 0550
Evening star., 1952-08-18
COIN & LEVINE

COLORED-$1, 500 DN.
coIoREDU4Gd9 D1.G.nXy y ST. NV.
$75 DOWN
A reliable purchaser can buy this
2-bedrm: home; large rooms. bath,
Immediate possession.
ENTERPRISE REALTY
1924 Eye st. NV. Elk. 3400
Evening star., 1952-08-18

"SILVER SPRING"
Beautiful. new 3-bedroom rambler,
with full bsmt.. located in the Flow
er ave. section. of Silver Spring;
slCss sfs'sotSS' % 3 business schools. etc;
BUILDERS"
We have. 4 acres. on Columbia pike
near Fairland, all level land; $3.50.
SILVER. SPRING, $14,95O
New 3-hedroom rambler with ful]
i75xS;o. is; .0'a'eo On . nose corner lot
SILVER SPRING, $18,75O
Here is q, ,3-bedroom brick Colonial,
near public golf course; 8 large bed
rms2 . beautiful rec. rm. In the
SILVER SPRING, $15,95O
2,bedroom brick bungalow with full
bsmt.. large dining L. Assume Gl
WooDMooR, $21, $50
a, Il 5-SedreSm s.sl,s.,,, brick cape Ccd. located
Q bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., eauip.
ped Kit. and bath on LIST floor; 8
more bedrms. and bath upstairs.
bsmt.; side Screened 1 porch: = 1e fsneed ~
yard. Total, bedrms.. 2M baths. }
SILVER SPRING, $17,950
A lovely 2-bedroom Colonial home,
located near st. Bernadettes School
beautiful rec. rm. with bar; iocsted
on A:acre level, wooded, corner lot.
venetian blinds, storm windows and
awnings.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
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my MOVING ANYTIME. ALSO
SUNDAYS. CALL EDELIN. Il 3-bO47
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

SEAT PLEASANT. MD.
detached brick-tex, 8 rms, bath:
? nice 1ots. All cash. Mrs. Harler.
WiLLoUGaBY REAL ESTATE co,
SO9 Mass. Ave. NE. AT. 7O43.
HILLWOOD MANOR-TAKOMA PARK
Owner must sell this new ak room
brick rambler before he starts new
building. This Is your chance to
get Q lovely house at rigflt price.
VIII trade: Mr.. Maury, TU. 1929.
MARSHALL j.. WAPLE CO.
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CQLOHEO

WOODBRIDGE DETACHED
Lovely modern 6-rm. brk. home; Ice.
rooms: porch, rec. rm.: oil heat:
deep lot: conv. to everything. Easy
666S: ewes. GE. 9079. IA. 4i03.
Evening star., 1952-12-22

the gay appeal Of
these enchanted fra
gronces Delightful
as flowers that bloom
in the snow. Foberge's
"Aphrodisio," S. to
$27; Ciro's New
Horizons" " S., $50
and 1880; Schiopor-
ellis "Shockine," 8.75
and 1850. All plus
federal tax.
The ultimate in eIom-
our .. our queen-ot-
the-nieht robe in
sotin- striped royon
toffeto. Misses sizes,
SIS.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
ServiceGrouD
Issues Appeal
FOrVoIunteers

In the midst Of this holiday
season the Armed Services Hospi-
tality Committee. looking ahead to
next year, has issued an appeal
to women in the District area to
enroll now for volunteer work in
1858.
The Volunteer Information
Service. a subcommittee of the
Armed Services Hospitality Com
mittee, is under the Craftsmanship
Of Mrs. Walt Dutton.
The call from the Information
Service is specifically for q num-
ber Of volunteer women to accept
a tour Of duty at servicemen's in
formation desks in the city and
one at Boiling Air Force Base.
During World War II. 1900 wom-
en- volunteers manned these desks
answering thousands of questions
by service personnel about sight
seeing, current dances and other
entertainment queries.
Volunteers who wish to register
for this work may be interviewed
on Monday, January 5, at the
Epiphany Church Parish House,
1917 G street NV, during the
hours from 3 to 5 pm. and 6 to Z
pm.
A briefing will be given to the
new members of the Volunteer
Information Service on January
7. 8, and IL at the YWCA, Seven
teenth and K streets NV. After
observation of one or more active
desks, the new workers will be
assigned for service at the Boiling
Air Force Base information desk.
The Volunteer Service has an
nounced there is a need to staff
the Boiling information desk six
days week from noon until 9 pm.
Each worker will serve a three
hour shift.
Those who are interested in
signing up may call the Armed
Services Hospitality Committee at
1850 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-22

Holly Pie.
envelopes unaavored gelatin heavy whipped
u cup sugar u cup chopped maraschno
4 cups bottled egg nog cherries
" teaspoon nutmeg "a cup chopped nuts
l tablespoon favoring 10-nch baked pie shell
Combine gelatin and in top Of double boiler Stir
egg nog Place over boiling water and stir until
gelatin and dissolved Remove
ing additional avoring desired add
slightly thicker than the consistency of unbeaten
white Whip gelatin mixture until light and fluffy fold
whipped cream with marachino cherries and nuts Turn into
pie SHE'LL chill until hrm
su..,.S cI,ried En1ed. Ground Beet Casserole
Oranqe Custard
Curried Ground Beef Casserole.
pound ground beef " teaspoon curry powder
u cup chopped onion "a teaspoon garlic salt
can mushroom soup cup thny sliced celery
u cup milk cups cooked rice
u teaspoon salt
little lard other soft; add
sonings lM-quart casserole
Bake at 400 F. for 20 minutes Makes to servings.
Veal Outlets Baked Potatoes
Broccoli Nth Oliues Buttered Corn
Fruit Jello
Broccoli With Olives
bunch broccoli u cup chopped ripe olives
Glove garlic "a teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons olive oil Dash pepper
Soak broccoli in cold water for hour Wash. trim
Drain Heat olive oil and garlic in Add broccoli
Of water and salt pepper gently
ute' Toss with olives and EpNrsn S9TTs Msks servings
Pickle Relish Raw Spinach Salad
Apricot Rice Pudding Tea
Apricot Rice Pudding.
18 apricot halves 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind
eggs 70 cup honey
cups cooked rice u cup milk
tablespoons melted butter Nutmeg
Mash apricos with fork or put through sieve Pour pulp
into baking DISH until frothy
rice butter juice rind honey
Set the baking dish shallow pan onequarter
water Bake in s5o F. oven for hour Serve warm Makes
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Students Receive
Awards From AAUW

A Montgomery Blair High
School senior, John Magnus. took
first place for both fiction and
poetry in the recent creative writ
ing contest sponsored by the Sill
yer Spring AAUW for Blair stu
dents.
John. who is managing editor of
"Silver Chips" Blair's school
paper, also won first place in fic-
ton last year.
Barbara BalaS, also a senior,
was awarded first prize in the
articles class. She is a member of
the Silver Chips staff.
James Hendershot, junior. re-
celved honorable mention for an
article and Martha Bicking, an
other senior, was given honorable
mention in the fiction class.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
|JonuoyPorties
Scheduled by
Press Women

New personalities. who will be
"a part Of the political scene dur
ing the forthcoming administra-
ton. will be entertained at two
parties to be given in January
by the Women's National Press
Club.
The first function, the clubs
traditional dinner honoring the
women in Congress, Is scheduled
for Saturday. January 8, climax
ing the opening day Of the new
Congress. It will be held at 8
pm. in the Presidential Room of
the Hotel Statler.
The second event will be a
reception on January 81, the day
following the Inauguration, honor
ing members of President-elect
Eisenhower's cabinet and Mrs.
Oveta Culp Hobby, slated. to be-
come Federal Security admins
TRAITOR. Mrs. Hobby is a member
Of the club in her capacity as
publisher Of the Houston (Tex.)
Post.
The inaugural reception will be
held from to z pm. in the ball
room Of the Mayflower Hotel.
Vice President-elect Richard
Nixon will speak at the congress
sional dinner. which will have as
its theme, What Headlines From
Congress in 1882"
Two new woman members Of
the House of Representatives,
both Democrats. will share the
spotlight at the dinner with vet
eran members of the feminine
bloc. The new members are Mrs.
Oracle Pfost of Idaho and Mrs.
John B. Sullivan Of Missouri.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
AIumnoe Party Held

The Washington Chapter of the
Trinity College Alumnae Associa-
ton held its annual Christmas
party yesterday complete with
Santa. who presented gifts to the
sons, daughters. nieces and neph-
ews Of Trinity alumnae.
AS is the annual custom, each
child brought along a gift to be
given to the Little Sisters of the
Poor by Mrs. Hubert Treacy,
president of the chapter.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
*EWhatS Coobinf

Editors Note-The "Whats Cookin'" Which ap-
peded Thursday December 49, carried Christ
mas. Therefore, this group uOiu begin uh a menu for
Friday December g. and continue week as uua
FRIDAY.
Stirred Shrimp ShoeString Potatoes
7-Mtnute Cabbage Avocado Salad
Broled Grapefruit
Stirred Shrimp.
ia pounds shrimp l
- cup Dutter or margarine "a teaspoon pepper
V finely chopped chives u cup sherry
Clean shrimp but do not cook Melt butter Add
shrimp chves salt sherry minutes over
low heat stirring constantly with wooden spoon Serve ime.
datey garnhed with parsley wedges Serves or T.
SATURDAY.
WGHeS Smoked Sausage
Maple Siup Waldorf Salad
Christmas Cookies
Waldorf Salad.
cups diced apples u cup seedess raisins
JUICE orange u cup broken walnut meats
cup chopped celery / cup salad dressing
Pare apples wash and dice Squeeze juice Of
orange diced apples Combine remaining ingredients
chill WELL Serve in lettuce G.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Readers Clearing House
POEM.
I'M. N. S., Washington
Here is the poem requested BY
Miss E. F. r.. Washington.

Here is the poem requested by
Miss E. F. r., WASHINGTON.
L'ENvOI.
Bv Rudyard Kipling.
When earth's last picture Is painted,
and the tubes are twisted and
When = the. oldest colors have faded,
and the youngest critic has died,
We shall rest, and. faith we shall
need it--lie down for an aeon
Till the Master Of All Good workmen
shall set US to work anewl
And those that were good will be happy:
they shall sit in q golden chair:
They shall spla sh at Q ten-ieasue canvas
with brushes of comets hair:
They. shall fnd real saints to draw
from---MaEdalene Peter. and Paul;
They shall work for an age at q sit-
ting and never be tired at all!
And only the Master shall praise us.
no one shall work for fame;
But each for the joy of the working.
and each, in his separate star.
Shall draw the Thing as he sees It
for the God of Things as They Arel
Evening star., 1952-12-22
ANGORA GLOVES?
PECANS2

(MrS. T. M. G., Washington
wish some kind neighbors
would tell me a secret of how
to treat angora gloves 80 they
won't shed all over your
clothes. They have been washed
and do it worse than when new.
Also II you can tell me what
to do with pecans that are
shelled and have been kept in
the refrigerator to keep fresh.
to take the taste of staleness
out Of them. Ihave three pounds
and do not want to throw them
away, but would like to use
them soon.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
VENISON STEAKS?
Mrs. S. r., Alexandria

IWTS. .. H., AIeTuHuTtdI
Your most wonderful column,
RICH. has been a tremendous
help in many ways and I would
like to ask If some kind person
might help me in the prepara-
tion of venison steaks. I am
having dinner for several spe-
cial friends and one who is
bringing the steaks has asked
me to prepare them. Since it
is a wild type of meat I would
like them to be tasty as neither
Evening star., 1952-12-22
STORE REFRIGERATOR?
(Mrs. r. O. WnshinotonI

would like to know If any
one could tell me how to safely
store q refrigerator in the base
ment. I have my own and the
apartment supplies one. Yet
I don't want to sell mine as I
intend to keep it for when we
have our own home. would
like to store it so there wouldn't
be any mildew or smell in 1t
later on.
Evening star., 1952-12-22

myself nor my guests has ever
eaten this meat. Would some
kind reader come to my aid?
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-05-22
Pleasant Valley

PLEASANT VALLEY - Mrs
Marcus Cant entertained with a
birthday dinner Sunday for her
husband, Marcus and twin sister,
Marjorie. A birthday cake with
candles were the decorations
Those present were Homer Cant
and wife, Darrell, Ronald and
Stephen Cant, hostess Joan Cant
and the honored ones. Marcus
and Marjorie Cant. The Cant
family were entertained for sup
per at the home of Shelby Green
on Sunday in honor of the birth
day of Marcus Cant.
Personals
c. r. Snyder, son Junior and
sons made a trip to Cambridge,
Sunday afternoon.
Marcus Cant and family were
at Cambridge last Saturday.
Marjorie Cant of Columbus
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Homer Cant and wife.
Jane Bates visited Mary
Green one day last week.
Marsh Snyder spent the week
end with his father, c. R. Snyder.
Junior Snyder and family
visited with Edward Hannum
and family, Sunday afternoon.