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MESSENGERS
PERMANENT

PERMANENT
Bright young boys, 1919 yrs. OF
age to deliver advertising proofs
to our advertisers; .o-day, 40-hr
Wees; nne opportunity to get a
start In the, newspaper business.
Apply personnel room COS. Open
weekdays, S:3O-5 and Sat. 81.
Positively no phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
1lOI Penna. Ave. NV.
MESSENGER-CLERK (white) for in
vestment banking house. ST. 1880.
MESSENGER white man
with D. c. drivers permit to oper-
sition for retired middle-aged man.
Reply giving age and past employ
ment. Box 359-G, Star. -5
TRAINEE, perm. posi-
tion, 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Pleasant
working conds., liberal discounts on
purchases. Insurance and hospitali-
zation plan; retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES. Employ
NIGHT nSff omssi %ArcHMAN, construction a
job, must be sober and reliable.
Apply to MR.. BOWIE. at Both and
Naylor I'd. Sc. 4
MAN. Wanted man to
work for local nursery. pleasant
surroundings. steady work. Call WA.
2214 before 7:3O am. or between
OFFICE BOY, over 1S yrs. old. Apply
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, 800 Star
OFFICE fHf; MESSENGER, young man
over 1S for perm. position in mail
rm. No exp. necessary. Will be
taught operation of mimeograph,
addressograph. etc. 5-day wk., good
working conds. Call Mr.. WALKER,
DE. $500. -5
OFFSET LITHO PLATEMAKER, thor
ough knowledge Of all deep etch and
and repeat. Black and white cam
era: experience desirable CLAY
PRINTING CO. Hickory, N. c. --j
fAINIEhS HELPER. young man,
steaoy work, modern shop. Apply
$50 Upshur st. NV x
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HELP--MEN

STOCK CLERK for wholesale house;
keep stock in order; must have
drivers permit. For interview. call
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Salesman, Mems Clothing
Good chance for ambitious. agrees
sive man to earn big money. No
night work. Salary and commission
arrangement. See Mr.. Hannoch.
MARVINS. 734 7th st. NV. 10
automobile. exper.. ex-
cellent opportunity for men to earn
top bracket incomes. Only ag-
gressive men and hard workers with
good sales records need apply.
Demonstration furn. Best pay plan
available. Contact MI Shaw.
MONROE FORD CO.. 1887 East
West hwy Silver Spring 3
SALESMEN-Fences; canvasSerS also:
sell hot items; tremendous potential
time. Phone 10. S-s656 or AK.
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b
SALES CLERK for store selling draft
ing supplies. Apply 1894 Baltimore
ave-. College Park. Md. AP. S1s1.
Observation-Disclosures not es-
sential; a desire to work is neces-
sions. cHERRYDALE HARDWARE, f
3805 Lee hwy. Arlington. Va. 10
SALESMAN. exper. in mems sports
xepv xeaF Good working cOna15i9Ps
sHoP. 10th and E sts. IH NV. "A 80
SALESMAN. If you are a success
ful salesman but your future is
limited there. is an opportunity for
an At. unlimited financial future in
aggressive. rapidly expanding. gem
eral insurance organization. cover
ing entire Metropolitan area.
Tsaining and assistance INCLUDING
of4Y 0fi1es leads d furnished; raslGsx. Call ma
SALESMAN, to sell implanted furni-
tyre. 234o Columbia Pike. Arl.. Va.
SALESMAN : Furniture. Experience
preferred. Good opportunity. Apply
In person. 370S Georsia ave. NV.
pano ass tS With sens sx
perience. See Mr.. Sycle. KIT MU-
SIC CO 1890 q st NV. 3
ESMAN-COLLECTOR. man with
car current accounts, part time:
pref: Govt. employe. Call RE
SALESMAN for large iewelry o store
Excellent opportunity for man seek
ing bright future. Good salary,
company benefits. Apply Mr.. Mailer,
KENT JEWELERS., 9TH & G NV. 3
SALESMAN: experienced in real estate
for full time position. Ample listing.
Call PHILLIP B. KEY between 9 and
II am. for interview. JU. 5-30l0.
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TV SERVICEMEN
PART TIME

Experienced with car; earn S40-S7,
per wk. Service in an area near you
home, afternoon or evenings o
Saturdays. Also opening for part
time shop, man. Drop in our air
conditioned shops at 9th and Var
cali p MR. fEs, MEYER. aEl ss' r1 e. s5o1. e ave- o
TV TECHNICIAN. full time. exp. mai
wanted for outside servicing b!
progressive organization; guaranteed
salary and comm. to right man
car not essential, Call after 2 pm
for appt, JU. 6-5262.
rienced; good working conditions
good hours; salary open; fine op'
TYpF%R1rER isifasSqS EsrksT Service HPP' 1s1s
COURTHOUSE road, Arlington. Va.
USHERsMFull-time as2 work for boys 9 o,
men over 16 yrs. Must have neat
RRsaFsneS Wiser eRp!F X f7sa
WAREHOUSE MAN. under 35: abilit,
to keep stock records. Salary; s.
day wk.; no Sat. work; opportunity
for advancement. Give details and
telephone number in own hand
writing for personal interview. Boa
lSO-G, SlaT. D
WASHROOM-An experienced wash.
man for cool. modern laundry; good
pay and working conditions. Apply
in person, STERLING LAUNDRY
1021 27th st. NV. -3
WATCHMAN (NIGHT)
White: Large apt. development. Apply
BUCKINGHAM. Maintenance Dept.
1885 North Pershing DIR. (rear ol
post ofiicel. Arl., Va. IS
WELDER. certified union, must have
been certified within last 8 years
needed at once. GE. 0437, Mr.
WooL RREssER, all,azouna. Apply
ANNANDALE DRY CLEANERS, An.
nandale, Va. Phone JE. 2-72i6
WORKING FOREMAN, for asphalt
driveways: must be steady worker
with local references: permanent
position. with good future. Ma
1894. IS
BOY, white over 1s. for newspaper
once; 5-day week. CO. lola
MAN WANTED-self-servtce market
Drivers permit; experience unneces-
sary. BETHESDA SUPER MARKET,
1924 Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Md.
MAN with car to work on commiss, on.
Apply RE. 5100. %
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When GRsweTtna advertisement,
addressed to StdT bores, do NOT
iHclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
Sondl CGlue. Copies serpe the puT-
pose and originals may get lost
Evening star., 1952-09-03

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY'S
PERMANENT JET ENGINE PROGRAM
IN CINCINNATI, OHIO
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SHOE STORE MANAGER
Expesiencea s5es man tG manass d family
be thoroughly familiar with mems,
women's. and children's shoes and
some orthopedic experience. Earn
ings, $4,000 per year. AL replies
strictly confidential. Box 45S-G,
SHOESHINE BOY-Apply only II ex-
coed on t1! al types e ihSsS f
SHOESHINE BOYS-Please apply in
person BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP,
SHOVEL stS { ST. oHPiEEiRAroR. HiEi exper. on only:
union pay; call JU. s-52O6, bet. 7-9
SIGN WRITER, to make show card.
perm position with many employe
fs1s sPoRTs CENTER. Al 500 "f'0;sn10s' 3 s. n'W'
wool; good. steady Job,
pleasant conds;' good pay: must IT., be
ERLY Plaza VALET. % sSi6 Mt.
Vernon ave-, Alex. or phone TIE.
4422; Sun. and Mon. oW. 1857
STOCK CLERK. to work in electrical
supply house. Apply after z p.m.,
c, A. LEPPERT. 9I4 Eye st. NV.
SUPERINTENDENT for roofing and
sheet metal work; must be we'll
qualified for work on public and
commercial buildings. Able to su-
pervise both Stag roofers and sheet
metalworkers on the outside. Good
salary for man with ability Reply,
sending name and phone number,
for appointment to Box 1876. Star.
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HELP--MEN
FURNITURE SALESMAN

FURNITURE SALESMAN
Excellent opportunity for aggressive
person desirous of earning over S5,-
900 per yr. Salary and commission
arrangement.. No night work. Per
s5efe n{sTytfSs MARvINs 9aly s4 9TH SCI St. nv MF
GAS STATION ATTENDANT-Night
work; apply in person. HILLWOOD
MOTOR Co. Seven Corners. Falls
GAS asusfh; sTArfoN "a ATTENDANT, must ms be
experienced; 48-hour wk; good pay.
Apply 1903 Georgia ave. NV.
GENERAL UTILITY MAN. handy
strong. will furnish small house;
". CHAMBERS CO.. 14O6 Chaplin
GRoCETRY CLERK. colored: go good
sppSs' sppiy. cai al ny ses'i s7sa sal' experienced
CAPABLE of taking charge 1854
Gko6ER% sfoGkM2S Fl Ss IS SsSee eSDe9 for
large self-service supermarket. en-
BUcK1NGHAM suPER MARKET' aiSi4'
1909 Rhode Island ave. ne. %
HANDYMAN for inside shop work on
maintenance of floor machines: me-
chanical or electrical experience
nelp1ul but not necessary. Apply
MODERN FLOORS. 2431 18th St
HARDWARE CLERK Experienced
HAN HARDWARE. 6447 Arlington
Riyq1;. RsI1s. chWlnh hWiiitstGn n shopping center
HOTEL RELIEF CLERK
Front desk relief. 8 days. Q nights,
Hand transcript experience essen
tlal; good wages, vacation after /
year. Call HOTEL WINDSOR PARK.
HU. ZOO. for appointment for in
HOUSEMAN, white. pleasant working
eonds- Apply Housekeeper. CARL
TON HOTEL. 10th and K sts. NV.
INSURANCE AGENT of proven ability
for established industrial insurance
debit. Unlimited oppor: for man
necessary. Apply 6O3 Victor Bldg.
724 9th st. NV. 3
INSURANCE MAN, 81 to As, expert
snce not necessary; salary, comm.
bonuses, pension plan. Right OPP
p6rtunity for the right man. Phone
interviews. -
JANITOR. colored; good salary and
quarters for reliable man; perm.
job. No children. Loc ref. required.
Apply S619 Piney Branch rd., Sill.
Sprg.. Md. between 7-4:30. 81. 7111.
JANITOR, colored; small apt. bldg.
full-time lob; refs. required; sal
ary and apt. Call MANAGER, DE.
0300.
JANITOR and handyman, good SAL
ary, plus 1-bedrm. apt. Must have
local refs. married. no children.
JANITOR, experienced; daywork: in
new luxury apt. bldg; good salary
and nice quarters; only sober and
reliable need to apply. Call res.
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SERVICE STATION
ATTENDANT

SERVICE STATION
ATTENDANT
Reliable. sober. full time. good pay.
decentralization and paid vacation.
See Mr.. Follin between 8 am. and
9 pm.
FOLLIN'S PACKARD
1901 BALTIC. Ave. College Park. Md.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS AND
HELPERS, exper.; steady work good
pay. Call OW. 1900. "A
SHEET METAL HELPER and Formica
mechanic, both exper. Apply to Mr..
Adams. phone ST. 610O, JOHN G.
WEBSTER & SONS. INC. 627 F
SHEET METAL WORKERS, roofers
and helpers for repair work. Apply
between 3 and 5 or call 81. 07OO.
j. F. SIDELL g. SON, 7O14 West
moreland ave-. Takoma Park, Md.
SHOE FINISHER, exper. Apply
CLEVELAND PARK VALET, 1903
SHOEMAKER WANTED. Please apply
In person BLUE FLAME VALET
SHOP. $40 F st. NV. %
SHOE SALESMAN; excellent position
for experienced man in family Mt
ting. NETS BOOTERY, 1922 Wis.
ave. "a
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Apprentice Machinist

ARTIFICIAL LIMB APPRENTICES,
mechanically inclined. in wood or
leather work; 5-day. 4O-hour week:
paid holidays and vacation. Apply
J. E. HANGER. INC. 221 G st. NV.
ASST. CO-ORDINArOR Man or
woman now on Social Security bene-
flts, unemployed, wishing to earn
So mo. and car expense for part
time. dignified work of natl. i'm
portance. Must be active, alert, good
health, we'll educated. good appear
ance.- Permanent work in your
postal zone. City. country replies
invited. Give experience. age, educa-
ton. phone. Write Dept. IS, P. o.
Box 3O64. Washington. d. c.
ASSISTANT ROOM CLERK for front
ONCE; exper.. pref. but not nee. Ex-
eel. opport. for advancement. Apply
Assistant Manager CARLTON HO-
TEL. 1Rth and K sts n nv
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ADVERTISING
COPYWRITER

Good salary to qualified man who can
write exciting retail copy on home
wares and appliances. Experience q
must" Call TED SHANE ADVER-
TISING, EX. 1922. -8
APARTMENT RESIDENT mainte-
nance man; Silver Spring, Nd, apt.
and salary; perm. job for willing,
capable man who can follow in
atructionS and keep premises clean.
Write qualifications. including age,
exper. and number in family.
BELF1ORE CO., 1908 18th st. NV.
DI 5522
APPLIANCE SALESMAN, retail store.
permanent position. Age 25 to As
Married. Salary and commission.
Apply 10 am. to noon. DOWDS.
AIS Conn. ave. % -
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ENGINEER

For layout work on large construc-
tion project: civil engineer graduate
preferred. Box 465-D. Star. a
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AUDITOR

-
Hotel experience essential; insurance,
group hospitalization, etc. Phone
AT. 1900 for appointment. .
ALTO and ,n1 truck * washer eolored
with good references. Apply to
GRIFFITH CONSUMERS GARAGE.
AUTO BODY and paint shop helper:
exper. only: apply POTOMAC
MOTOR SALES. 1906 N. Hampshire
Afro BRAKE MECHANIC and
helper; young. white. energetic. 903
AUTOMoBiLE MECHANICS. 5k-day
week. comm. basis, excel. working
cond. vacation with pay, other en-
ployee benefits. Sec Mr.. Shinebarger
ADDISON'S CHEVROLET SALES
INC, 14th and Fla. NV. IS
AUTO MECHANIC-First- class. all
around mechanic, to work in we'll
equipped shop; 512-day week, high
earnings for good fast worker.
See Mr.. Dennison, TRIANGLE MO-
TORS. 3010 Rhode Island ave. ne,
DE $500 g
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MEN
NEEDED

4NIxIDID
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANYS
PERMANENT JET ENGINE PROGRAM
IN CINCINNATI, OHIO
*DRAFTSMEN
Must have q high school education and at
least three years. experience. Opportunities
for design and detail craftsmen for work on
jet engines tool and die design and on all phases
of engineering drafting.
ENGINEERING
ASSISTANTS
Two years. college engineering or mathe-
matics courses, may qualify for engineering
assistants or laboratory technicians for work
in designing, developing and testing of Jet
engines.
THINGS YOU'LL WANT TO KNOW
The modern General Electric Jet Engine
plant Is located on the northern outskirts Of
Cincinnati, just twelve miles from the down.
town
The community is progressive and friendly
and company representatives help you to nnd
housing.
Many attractive company benefit plans are
available to employees
Our representative will interview appli-
cants Wednesday, Sept. 8; Thursday Sept 4,
and Friday, Sept. S. from 10 am. to 8 pm,
and Saturday, Sept 6, from 10 am. to 4 pm.
Please call Mr. ]. earns at District 1852 for
an appointment.
PROOF OF U s. CITIZENSHIP
is NECESSARY FOR EMPLOYMENT
General Electric
Wontnusd % Nszt Pass)
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NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE

SALESMEN, beverage, D. c. resident,
$50 plus car
statesmen. food S65 plus car
SALES TRAINEES $50 plus comm.
SALES REPRESENTATIVES (sanitary
engineering) southeastern coast,
$4,000 plus all expenses
SALES, wholesale paper and chemical
by products, NATL concern,
SALES. paint. natl. concern, $3.50 mo.
INSIDE SALES $50 wk.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR, exp.
LUMBER MANAGEMENT s1"f! TRA9NEE, al EE,
COST ACCOUNTANT, Bcs; excel:
positions S215-S325 mo.
GLGRKs personnel; young s30i mo.
PARKING PARK ATTENDANT. ciSS' SSiSO0 w.
tplus rm. and board plus tipsJ
STOCK CLERKS. young high school
grads. " S45-S6O vk
MESSENGERS. several, young,
ADDREssooRAPH oPRs.. q hrs,
SHIPPING CLERKS. know city: '
GUARDS. ex-policemen or M.P.s,
MULTILITH oPRs. $500 VI. VI.
CLERK-TYPISTS, 100 yr.
TYPIST-ELECTRoMATIC. P. S. NJ,
1918 18th st. NV. S''O w.
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ELECTRONIC TESTERS
AND
RADIO TECHNICIANS

FOR ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
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IIUI "a. ave. NV.
C0MPOSITOR, for commercial jot
Ii. $1,000. Il
COOK, colored. comb. broilcr and
steam table. DI. 1856. 3
COOK-For short order Job. Expert.
enced. Do not apply unless you have
good references. Apply RIORDAN'S
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*DRAFTSMEN

Must have a high school education and at
least three years experience Opportunities
for design and detail craftsmen for work on
jet engines tool and die design and on all phases
of engineering drafting.
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statesmen, PART TIME
LEADS ONLY.
NO CANVASSING

Must have auto. Call Elk. 1914. for
appointment, between IL and pm
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COLLECTOR

Young man. 21-30 yrs. Of age. neat
ing to give regular attendance; must
know city we'll: clear driving record
and D. c. permit, are required. job
consists Of collecting on small ad-
vertising accounts. Car will be
furnished; 5-day. 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel, Room sos. Open week
days S:30-5 and Sat. 81. Nc
THE EVENING STAR
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ROUTEMAN

Opportunity to earn good salary. Ap-
ly Mr.. H. j. Taylor after 10 a m
Bergnann'S Laundry
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HOTEL RELIEF CLERK
Front desk relief. days, 2 nights.
Hand transcript experience essen
tial; good wages, vacation after l
year. Call HOTEL WINDSOR PARK.
HU. 700. for appointment for in
Evening star., 1952-09-03
THE EVENING STAR {

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1859
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-12

Have you ever met anyone who
has no camera, who wouldn't like
to have one? Have you ever en-,
countered anyone who has a cam.
era, who doesn't need some addi-
tional equipment to make his or
her hobby just a little more per-
feet?
Of course you haven't. The uni
versatility OF interest in making
ones own picture goes right
through all age groups, from the
youngest to the oldest, and espe-
cially among people with children.
Make Perfect Gifts
This is why picture-making
equipment and accessories are. so
perfect for Christmas giving.
Furthermore, what you choose no
doubt will be put to work without
delay right on Christmas Day to
record forever the joyous scenes
of the occasion.
Choosing picture-making equip
ment for Christmas Giving sug-
gests little thinking about the
lucky person who is to get "a gift
from you. Is he, or is she, some
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-12

for a photography gift is an ar
dent amateur, well equipped with
cameras and darkroom necessities
and if you are not too familiar
with his hobby, then seek the ad-
vice of your photo supply dealer.
There are scores of important
gadgets and supplies ranging from
printing paper to film to choose
from.
For those interested in color
photography, whether advanced
amateurs or not, there are such
desirable devices as projectors
and screens and slide viewers and
filing cabinets, that will be well
coined with glee.
And don't forget also that there
is camera on the market today
that can deliver a finished black
and white print within a minute
after the picture is taken.
Thrill For Young
f1nalIy, Tor the young, tnere are
handy, inexpensive picture-print-
ing outfits that require no dark
rooms at all, and are immensely
instructive.
The realm of photography with
its universal appeal truly make a
happy hunting ground for giving
Christmas Gifts
But a final word of advice un-
less you are well versed in the
pleasant art of making pictures,
seek the counsel of your photo
graphic supply dealer as you set
about choosing picture making
gifts to give as presents.
With his help, you can't fail to
please anyone.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-12
Local Photographers Offer
Choice Gift Selections

one who has never handled a cam
era before, or someone who is
an ardent amateur, skilled to the
point where he makes his own
engagements?
Is the gift recipient one who is
interested in color movies or the
new and exciting three dimen-
sional stereo photography. Choice
of camera, if it is to be a camera,
becomes very important here.
Most all cameras can make either
black and white or color pictures.
But only stereo cameras can make
three -dimensional pictures, anly
only movie cameras can make mo-
ton pictures.
Still cameras for the child or the
beginner can be bought for as lit
tie as three or four dollars. Yet
among cameras are fine precision
instruments costing hundreds of
dollars. In between are efficient,
accurate, convenient models that
make almost any size picture you
want and are easy for the casual
amateur to use.
If the person you have in mind
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-12
CLEVER PACKAGES ADD
TO CHRISTMAS MORNING

Be the gift humbly practical,
extensively precious or modestly
whimsical; be it for friend, rela-
tive or for the home, you can en-
dow every one with an extra quail
ity of gaiety and warmth by the
manner in which you present it.
The secret is in the way you
choose and use the colorful wrap
pings, the great variety of tie-on
devices, the engraved seals, and
the brilliant ribbons that are avail
able in the stores to help you dec
crate the packages.
In jolly traditional Christmas
mood, green and red and white
can be combined to complement
the colors of the Christmas tree,
For the gift to the sophisticate
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-12
Putting Big Gifts
Ir, Small Packages
Adds To Yule Fun

Some sage has said that the best
things in life come in small pack
ages.
Certainly you can cram a lot of
giving into tiny box if the gift
happens to be diamond ring or
a fine watch.
But this doesn't rule out the
fact that something as big as a
refrigerator, or television set, or
a big handsome chair for dad, or
new pair of twin beds for moth
er, may be the best things in life
for giving this Christmas.
And under normal circum-
stances, they make mighty big
packages.
Yet there's no reason why you
can't fix them up so that they may
be put into packages-symbolic-
ally, we mean-small enough to
be hung on the family tree.
Here's how: Just go to the toy
department of your favorite store
and choose toy sized replica of
the great big "best" gift you are
giving, have it handsomely pack
aged, insert an appropriate card,
and hang it on the tree.
Whether actual delivery of the
big gift is made in time for Christ
mas or not, the small package
hung on the tree will double the
fun for you and the one who gets
the gift.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-12

Here's dessert with holiday
favor that will complement the
largest dinner or an evening
snack. Ice cream is easy to pre-
pare, and these two recipes are
different and delicious. Serve eth
er of them with a chevy Fudge
Bar.
Holiday Ice Cream
] rennet tablet
Tbsp. cold water
egg
n c. sugar
C. light cream
G. milk -
n SO. bitter chocolate (grated)
"a tsp. rum extract
Dissolve rennet tablet by crush
ing in cold water. Mix egg and
sugar with cream and milk. Warm
cream mixture slowly until luke
warm, stirring constantly. Test a
drop on inside of wrist frequently.
When it feels comfortably warm
Clio degrees), not hot, remove at
once from heat. Stir in dissolved
rennet tablet quickly for a few
seconds only. Pour at once, while
still liquid, into refrigerator tray.
Do not disturb for about 10 min
utes, while cream sets. Place in
freezing compartment of gas re-
frigerator and freeze until firm.
Remove from tray to bowl, break
up with fork and beat until free
from Jumps but still thick mush.
Fold in grated chocolate and rum
extract. Return to refrigerator
and freeze until firm.
NOTE: Is G. plump seedless
raisins may be substituted for
chocolate in this recipe. Plump
raisins by simmering in small
amount of water for Is minutes
and then allowing to stand for
several hours.
Peppermint Ice Cream
2 eggs, separated
2 Thsp. sugar
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-12

there are wrappings to be found
in stark black and white; deep
blue and silver, copper and brown,
gold and white.
For the children there are pa
pers imprinted with Santa and his
reindeer, and for them and older
folks who are young of heart,
there are gaily striped papers that
take their decorative motifs from
Christmas candy canes.
Tie-ons which do so much to-
ward embellishing again and in
many instances can be used later
as lapel pins, are much in favor.
They include Santa Claus heads,
wreaths, bells, snow balls and hol-
ly berries.
New also are gilded holly
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-12

|. II tsp. salt
4 ~ C. milk. scalded
| Tbsp. light corn sirup
| 81 C. crushed peppermint stick
| candy
| Red food coloring
Beat egg yolks slightly; add
sugar and salt. Gradually stir in
scalded milk. Cook over simmer
flame, stirring constantly, until
mixture thickens and coats
metal spoon, about S minutes.
Cool. Turn into refrigerator tray
and freeze in gas refrigerator un-
til firm. Remove from tray to
bowl and beat thoroughly. Fold
in egg whites and corn sirup
which have been beaten together
until stiff enough to hold peak.
Fold in crushed peppermint stick
candy. Add few drops red food
coloring. Return to refrigerator
tray and freeze until frozen l.
inch in from edge of tray. Beat
with spoon and freeze until firm.
Makes 6 servings.
Fudge Bars
c. sifted cake -four
u tsp. baking powder
~ tsp. salt
/ pkg. (6-oz.) semi-sweet chocolate
pieces
r2 Tbsp. butter or margarine
r2 eggs
~ C. light corn sirup
j n tsp. vanilla favoring
n c. chopped nuts
Sift together flour, baking pow
der and salt. Melt chocolate and
butter over simmer flame; cool
slightly. Beat eggs well, add sirup
and vanilla flavoring, beating un-
til light and fluffy. Stir in choco-
late mixture. Add sifted dry
ingredients; blend well. Stir in
nuts. Pour into a CREASED 8-inch
square pan. Bake in gas range
at 375 degrees for 80 minutes.
Cut into bars. Makes so cookies.