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Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-16

Two persons were Killed Sunday in auto accidents that occurred beyond the city limits.
 Mrs. Peter Ponchene, "A, mother of two small children, died instantly around 2:l5 am when the car in which she, her husband and Billie An derson were riding went out of control, struck a telephone pole and overturned near the Beachcombers. She was thrown from the car.
 Edward w. Bannister. 30, USN, SH 2, died late Sunday night shortly after a 1947 Ford convertible, carrying six other enlisted sailors, shot off Mill Bay road, hit a stack of logs and crashed into a large tree.
 The six sailors are now in hospitals at Kodiak Naval Sta- tion and Elmendorf hospital at Anchorage.
 An inquest in the cause of death of Mrs. Ponchene was held Monday by U. S. Com missioner A. M. Vokacek.
 Testimony given by Pon- chene and Anderson showed that the 1948 Plymouth was travelling on Mission road to- ward the Beachcombers at a high rate of speed with Pon- chene driving.
 II looked at the speedo- meter once and it read 55 mph. As we neared the Beach combers saw a car backing out of the driveway, l hit the brakes and the car swerved. l think I hit a rock or something too. The next thing saw was the telephone pole," Ponchene testified.
 Anderson's testimony was similar to Ponchenes regard ing the crash.
 A coroner's jury of six found. "the cause of death being an automobile accident in which said automobile was travelling at an excessive rate 1 of speed caused by the drivers | negligence. The jury recom- mends that Peter Ponchene. ] the driver of said automobile shall forever be prohibited l from driving an automobile. :"
 The findings of the jury and the recommendation were sent l to the U. s. Attorneys office in Anchorage by the commls- sioner. I
 Shortly before II pm Sunday the city police received a re port that a 1947 Ford convert ible was speeding and being driven in a reckless condition A few minutes before the tra ] gic crash the Ford passed l Shore Patrol headquarters on Brooklyn headed toward the l Montmartre Inn. A patrol car
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-16
Two Die ln Accidents; Six Injured Sunday

0Ussuoy
 was dispatched to pick up the 
 By the time the SIP car caught sight of the Ford it hit the pile of logs and crashed into the tree. Chief Bruce. Cole, USN, arrived at the scene soon after the crash and directed the removal of the injured to Griffin Memorial hospital. Three could not be moved and were made as com fortable as possible until arra- val of Navy ambulances from Kodiak Naval Station.
 Cliff Mowry, city patrolman, one of the first arrivals on the scene, described the wreck age as "terrible". Legs, arms and bodies were all en- tangled. The men were cut and covered with blood and the cries were pitiful," Mowry said.
 The engine of the Ford was showed toward the front seat and the steering column was bent stright up. All the glass was shattered and the body and frame of the car twisted.
 The six injured men are James T. Branhaa, IT,, AK1: William A. Deinzer, SIX 2 both at Elmendorf hospital; Carl A. Potter, SN; Harold l.. Olson, SN; George L. Peter son, BM1; Edward J. Woods. IT,, Dk2, are at Kodiak Naval Station hospital.
 One of the sailors condi- tion is described as critical, two as very serious and others as serious. Their next of kin have been notified.
 Robert A. Hedloff, terri torial highway representative, U. s. Deputy Marshal Ivan Blood of Anchorage and Chief of police Ovid Mckinley made investigations of both acci- dents.
 Members of the coroner's jury on the Ponchene acci- dent were Emmet Jennings, Leonard Campbell, Mrs. Henry Haag, Mrs. Ed Cum- mings, Mrs. Helen Wright and Jack McCord.
 Funeral services for Hilda Oliva Ponchene were held early this week at Afognak. Burial was in the Afognak She is survived by 1er husband, Peter. two children, Sandra Marie and Peter John, Jr., her father and mother, MT. and Mrs Alexis Chichenof of Afognak, ] brother and two sisters, Alexis, IT,, Susane Chichenoff md Phyllis Sholl.
 Services for Edward Ban mister were held at the Star of the Sea Char el at Kodiak Naval Station. He is survived by his wife and two children.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-16

The Kodiak Grandmother's Club held a beach picnic at Mrs. Bea Nachtweih's country home last week.
 Mrs. Ben Kraft and Mrs. Nachtweih were hostesses.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-12-19
Cop, 'Stoo!pigeon'
Get Sentenced
On 'ShakedoWns'

Birmingham A white former
highway patrolman and a Negro
police informer charged with OPP
Grating an illegal drivers license
racket" pleaded guilty to bribery
charges before Judge Alta King
here, and were sentenced To 3
years each in Jail, Taey are r. II.
Weeks, 81, former hiway patrol
man and Sam Jones of Ensley,
Alabama.
Jones was carried on the city
payroll as an employee of the
paint department until arrested,
was charged with sending clients
to Weeks. Jones is alleged to have
taken five to ten dollars from
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-12-19
Memphis Fires
Two Officers On
Extortion Charge

Memphis ~ Charges of attempt
ing TO extort money from a Negro
with threat of arrest last week
caused two white patrolmen Ia
be dismissed from the police
force here, according TO E. H.
Reeves, chief Of police.
The fired patrolmen We're Luci-
Gus C. Weaver, %, a member of
the police department for more
than three years, and james d.
Phillips, 40, a seven-year veteran
of the force
Chief Reeves signed the order
which stated the men were dis
missed for conduct unbecoming
an officer"
The supposed attempt to eXtort
came to light when an employe Of
the Negro telephoned that tn e
squad car men demanded that his
employee pay them $40 to avoid ar
rest on a misdemeanor charge.
When the colored victim told
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-12-19
STATE PRESS Fri, Dec, 10, 1862

two police inspectors that he was
20 leave the money at a Negro
restaurant, a trap was set for the
police. Marked money was placed
in an envelope and given to the
eolored victim to take to the res
taulnt
A squad ear carrying the two
policemen passed by the restaurant
on three occasions The proprietor
of the restaurant told investiga-
tors that the two police came in
his place twice asking if an en-
velope had been left there for
them
AT first the police denied being
near the restaurant. but under
questioning admitted passing the
restaurant. They however, main
tanned that they were not attempt
ing to extort money from the Ne
gro.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-12-19

liant shot Of F, Brown who was
responsible for Is points and S,
Williams who maze IA points. The
great shots of Pearl Sterley hit
81 points, and Emma Brown hit y
points for the Dunbar girls team
when they beat Wilson girls to
the tune of SO to A. Dunbar
Bearcats Will play the St. Bar
tholomew high school, Friday in
the Dunbar gym.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-12-19
A. w. Kicks is Reporter

A, W, Kicks is reporter.
The Southwestern Mir;s,
BILE class meets each T aerial Bi.
T;30 p. m. at the hom "eSuaY at
teacher, Rev. f. Jacksoon VI The
Confederate blvd. All p M; jl2i
are invited. Rev. Fred minister's
president; Rev, Thornton Tyson !tal
lain; Mrs. E, Jackson, secrs saap.
For further information 'tesay
5-70n7. '''' phohe
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-12-19

Mrs. Hettie Morton. adults, Mrs
Beatrice Stewart, juniors and Miss
Rutha Barnes, children, The min
listers added this year are. Rev
N. X. Byers, presiding elder; Rev
julius A. Lee, Payne Chapel; Rev
N. H. Mckay, Matthews Chapel;
rev Wilson Fellows, Jacob Me
mortal and Rev. M. Kerr, Waters
Memorial in Hot Springs, A de
licious dinner was served by the
members after the meeting Re- .,..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-12-19
Malvern Drops
TiIt TO Dunbar

More than 500 people came out
10 see the BeHeat boys and girls
open the season with victory
over Wilson high school of Nal
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-12-19
With The Churches
Bullock Temple CINE - The spir-

Bullock Temple CINE - The spir-
il ran high all day Sunday. Dr.
j. f. Buford, presiding elder. de
livered the sermon at IL a. m. Dr..
B. T. Carter presiding elder OF
the Forrest City district delivered
fine sermon at 8 pm. The con
ference was a success. OlllceiS
were elected for the present year
The pastor left Wednesday Tor
Kansas City. He will return Sun
day for services and will be ac-
companied by his wife, He VIII
preach at 8 p. m Sunday at the
Arch Street Baptist church. Dee,
20 is the final day of the Victory
Drive. All special workers VIII re-
port, DR.. J, G. Collins, pastor.
St. Ruth AME Zion - The Little
Rock district OF the north Arkan-
sas conference of the AMEI
church was conducted here Dec.
6. Rev N. * Byers, the new pre-
siding elder, who comes from the
Pine Bluff district of the confer
ence was in charge. Rev W, M
Rainey delivered the sermon. The
departments were organized TO r
the year as follows: Missionaries,
Mcsdames Minnie Cannon, parent
body, M. O. Williams, secretary
of young women, Ossie Williams,
superintendent Of Buds of Prom
Use. M. j. Bussey. supply captain
and Mettie Vault and Mrs. Iona
Wright, life members council In
the education department; Prof.
j. H. Harris, district president,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-12-19

Negroes who could pass the
license drivers test,
Jones allegedly gave part OF the
money to Weeks who wrote
passed" on the test sheet for the
Evening star., 1952-02-03
INVEST PROP SALE tcontl IBUslNEss pRop-sALE tcsntl

ALEX. 10000 %. It. of CO. COM
mereial ground, al impros., 00e' 50.
IT. Easy terms or win trade for In
dustrtal ground. "A. NJ. ROTH, RE
GiESOSRGETOwN-Brick: 1st comm,
rented Sl25),. consider lease: open
for insp: Sunday. 80; Ju. 7-776S.
NEAR UNION sTATIoN-Tvo stores
|. and apts.; shows good return on
small investment MR.. PERRY. Dl
Isl COMMERCIAL; 22-ft. row brick
3-story. plus bsmt. at street level;
easily converted: terms avail. Cal
Mr.. Burton. RE; 65S5; ewes. JU
7-TSS2. WOODWARD a NORRIS
NEAR srd AND MASS. AVE. NV.
1st commercial; brick on lot .23x9Q
rear alley; easy to convert for bush
ness. with rear parking area Priced
SiG0g9 $1,000 on terms. W WOODWARD 4
ksts re- s5s5 5esSrs Sunday 70 and S'n .ssnins. s hs
FIRST COMMERCIAL. Sill $50: i1tt
here: IA. s45s. W. CLIFFORD
g issHiESRTzlER, Re. s2el .y, M
NEAE FaeprSof Sef AMR NapeSouse Anh WITH isft
$500 So, It. Income S235 per mo-
can be Increased. or possession car
be had after Jrly ]. " L. TOOMEY
u, Realtor. RE. 6371; ewes. EM
ss-ss sssse o. ST. Nw.-1st eommereia
lot, 49x135 deep: over $500 50. #
M. B. & o. freight terminal anl
Union Market; 10000 used brick
and 200 lge. timbers incl. v. I
TOOMEY; j.; Resitor. RE. 1871
SIL. SPRG.-60xi00. alley in back
25xl25. alley in back. BROKER
81, 1875. Open evenings.
DRY-CLEANING PLANT, lot. build
ing, equipment; est, 15 years; neal
Falls Church, on main hwy;
HIGHWAY RESTAURANTS are hart
to find: Here is q going concern, q
miles from D. C.; $4,000 worth o
| equipment on first moor, 6-roon
apartment on second Of large ma
sonry building; acres, long front
age; $4,000. MISS KING. KE
Evening star., 1952-02-03

APARTMENTs-6 Units, Dupont Cir.
Gle area. Very high net; $4,000
cash will handle.
81 and 46-units.. downtown. 2 times
rent. Not too old.
6 Units, Capitol Hill area. High mel
return on $4,000 cash.
Call Franklin. MEZZAN0TTE a. CO.
Evening star., 1952-02-03

ATTENTION, MEDICAL MEN
Or. investors. New corner store with
FL Ths suT propereS 9Suss Is aRd Rithn SSIens
distance Of the new Providence Hos
pital; will make excellent clinic OF
doctors ofIlces and has many other
possibilities. viii consider offers
For exclusive info. or appointment
sVes % snsP5st' US' soo5 sS % OF R2. R01 54Ss 49, '''0'
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1952-02-03

SMALL MANUFACTURING BUILD.
Win exssi iosdins m faciiti.s hss 0isF: a.
lst l.,sannd and n sts; sc; CARL g.
1ssS s6s1Sska sEan cS coL6Abix hAi Ra't In. NV
Basement. 45O So IT,. for once or
storage; reas. GE. 0277, HU. 1859.
ee5I 9th ST. N.W.-Approx. 5000 50.
f.: concrete hrs.; fireproof bldg;
truck truck sntsa1nee aIa1S from street; ssa i@msS
8O6-8O L ST. N.W.-Approx. 1900
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN l. CO.,
1iso ied' istS it sT siy' NW ME 500 4sr...,tor,
prox. $50 50. IT,, parking in rear for
4. cars; will remodel to suit tenant;
LIST and 2nd commercial bldg; reas.
rent: To inspect call ME. 5400, LEO
M. BERNSTEIN L. CO., 1415 x st.
s1is 1stR ST. N.w-second floor; 8
rooms; approx. 1000 50. It. ofices;
showrooms: separate 14th st. en-
trance: $125 mo. ME. 1130; ewes,
REAR Ea eHfsi 24Sl CHURCH ST. N.w.-and
lift. garage door. cement door;
DOUBLE GARAGE, 16x25 IT,, has
been used as newspaper substation.
Suitable for shop. etc: 1st COM
Rsro'as Rs s45 50ns mo- sth r. O. .n6 6uSNE N ao iSs
1883 BENNING RD. N.E-Nevly
remod. store and apt. above. Ga
rage IN rear. Suitable any business.
,iIA MA ,,;Rs Laos; RA' I.si: lIsi: ...z.,;on. 5
and dregsnna kine ete rJnil@fIai m.
portunity for experienced party 70
open business on ground door Of
apt bldg. In 1st commercial gone
In Good Hope Hills-Naylor Gardens
aT.nH 5ss :rrrOSndeHe Osa 3 yoe iioe ia%a
RPSSaas'Gn15 PSSns G1 iinnssss6o sios 0sf mo-
$3.50 TUXEDO RD., Cheverly. Md:
Building. 35x70. with apt. on End
r indss1s On IT. ;.se.t q anS sTe1tsss sSnsd
LABoFfsH. 5a7 Madison st. ne. a
1904 A ST. N.E.-Double garage and
shop; ideal for. plumber or car
pentera reasonable. WA. 323e %
"a ieai nsE for ossy a6y Business Ssnf x Wa 4
|STORE FOE SALE-100 3rd st. s.w,
You ST. NV. NO. 1855.
STORE, with 2 ants. above the store,
BENJAMIN =. ELETCHER, 1914
You st. nv. NO. 1855.
End d.. 91x4l. Open
!.,,.s: sCsss; Moderni Me asas air eond- plus .
AUTO REPAIR sEOP FOR BENT
1891 virginia ave. NV. Suitable
for, the small businessman. Ample
space to work on 3 ears; 100 per mo.
Call Mr.. Gchrider. WOODWARD q
NORRIS REALTORS. 723 goth
st. nv. RE. 6665.
5000 SQUARE FEET
On 2nd foor, partly partitioned into
ofices: on. busy 7th st; at o NV;
suitable whse., Workshop odiees,
ETC.; will lease entire door for $500.
iWill rent to colored.f
JOSEPH COHEN 4 CO.
RE 2136: EveS., Sun, IA. 3252.
RIGHT m THE HEART OF DOWN
ToMN,3,2nd HLsoIi54 H. LARGE sH0W 4s,T
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRE-
CIATED. Ma. 6346. 10
EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL LOCATION,
Fails Church; 4 rms. and bath; 1st
fioor; available now: 81 80.
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
Realtors. I. 1880 "a
Evening star., 1952-02-03
nuPONT CIRCLE APT,
TRADE

TRADE
Owner Of apt. -onice bldg.s
In Annapolis. Md. will CON-
slider Wash. Area property in
location. Gross rent $500.
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI.
4H0D. eyes W0 1901
Evening star., 1952-02-03
NORTH-SOUTH
www-xNnHwa
EXQUISITE Original

Brick and Stone Regency
One Of the more substantial. homes
in rearhy Virginia. convenient tc
Pentagon or downtown D. G. via
14th st. bridge. Slate roof, copper
guttering and flashing, nankinG
brick garden walls and 6uilt-in ga
rage, Front entrance hall has tile
bath and mirrored vanity, Digni-
fed 15x24 living room. fireplace
with slate facing and hearth. Large
windows overlook rear garden;
Formal dining room, exceptional
kitchen with built-in breakfast area;
1st floor study or solarium and
small secretary for desk and tele-
phone. Up winding stairs to 3 mas.
ter size bedrooms, many walk-in
closets and 2 complete tiled baths
Full basement has fireplace Y
bath: laundry and space for maids
room. Custom interior appoint
ments, seldom seen any more. A homt
for discriminating people. Mini
mum $4,000 cash needed with very
substantial monthly payments. YouI
personal inspection invited.
Direction: From 14th st. Bridge
south to Alexandria and Russell
rd.t right Oh Russell on Monticello
and left on Argyle DR.. to 440 and
open sign.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
k763 Lee hwy. ~ olebe. oW. e0so.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
DELIGHTFUL HOME

White: brick and shinEle; 3 bedrooms
spacious liy;, room with fireplace
front and back porch. storm win.
min. Pentagon, 20 min. washington
Assume CT loan at S62 mo. Price
$4,000.
Brokers' cooperation invited.
HUNTINGTON REALTY CO.
OV. 1901
Evening star., 1952-02-03
HOUSES WTD. 70 suY tcent. J

DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for your property. Cali
Mr.. K1TCHENHs st. 1868: eyes,.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA. .

FINE FOR KIDDIES
This 3-bedrm. home in Falls Church
has lge. liy. nm. family -si2ed kit,
storage rm. or possible fourth bed
rm., till. bath, gas hit. 1t is on q
dead-end street, safe for children.
Payable $71 per mo-, which includes
everything. Call Mr.. Hughes. ia.
6-720O Gives, XII. S-230D.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
$4,000 DOWN.
OPEN TODAY, 2-6

OPEN TODAY, 10
Falls Church; nearly new bungaloN
in clean community, with all I'M
provements. Features hv. room
Kit. -dinette comb. = bedrooms. 0a1n
ntiI. room. &C. heat. Priced 9
SI2.5OO with reas. down payment
immed. possession. Well worth you
pirections: ti Drive out Lee blyd; t.
Annandale I'd. Jefferson Viueg
shopping center), left to kenng az; az;
HedroW lane and open sign. tFoiIos
directional arrowS.)
C, L. Hanowell Co., Realtor
FA. 5777, 7193, 1900. 4
Evening star., 1952-02-03

DIRECT FROM OWNER
Mr.. COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
3.bedrm. rambler, ranch style; built.
IN garage, utility room, porches;
lures. $22,95O; no Reg. x. Oui
Old Dominion DIR. to u mile pasl
overhead bridge, right at merginf
roads. right to 201 BYookhayen dr.
r. ]. STALKER, CH. 1893, GIL. 1888
Evening star., 1952-02-03

BRAND-NEW 13-UNIT APT
Very desirable NV. sec. Annual
income approx. $4,000; S35. 900
down payment required.
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD SEC.
f2-unit apt. house, low rent: close
I. e i. s.vsry.aiinsI 1!tl,iT.I $4,000 down pay
20-UNIT APT. HOUSE
Desirable NV. sec; some 2 and 8
hedrm. units: approx. times the
annual income; $4,000 down pay
1-UNIT APT. HOUSE
tenants viii pay ali utils, indi-
vidual gas heat. SI1, 500 down
payment required.
IF YOU HAVE $50, 900 TO
INVEST
You can buy this 26-unit ultra-mod-
ern apt. house, which will net over
10ss on your investment, plus amor
tizatton.
]. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1889 Z ct. NV. ST. $500.
BRICK APARTMENT BLDG.
2-STORY, 5 YEARS OLD
GROSS, $26. 900 YEAR
EXPENSES, 81, 600 YEAR
$500, 900; $87, 500 CASH,
BALANCE / TRUST, -496
Leath & Ashley, MA. 6464
WEEKEND. FA. 1888
Evening star., 1952-02-03
no REMODEI

Wasiaineton Circle area. 1116.111S
23rd ST; NV, 2 h9uses L2t 2bxS9.
dental. Price $3.50 might con-
slider part trade. Owner Broker,
Evening star., 1952-02-03

Modern, Garden Apartment
CIose-in choice colored rental section
Of ne. AZ apartments. consisting
with reasonable rentals. which In
clude utilities. Laundry and stor-
age rooms: OIL heat; tenant parking
Janitor on premises. Building less
than 8 years cid. Investigation viii
prove this . prime inysstnmnsnnt nnn ,,itS I8r
silbstantial cash. inspection by ap-
pointment only. Call ]. E. SMITH
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors MA. o5Oo
Evening star., 1952-02-03
NEW CAPE GODS

These spacious homes nearing com.
pletion in nice section with wooded
ionial fireplace, dining area and
kit. equipped with range, refgr.,
garbage disposal unit. exhaust fan
and automatic washer; 2 bedrms.
both twin-bed size; full bath: nm
ished stairway to tremendous ex-
pandable attic with dormer win
dows. Attached .carport, finished
streets and curbing. Gas heat
Prices are S15,550 and S15.S5n
FHA 4kes interest 1st trust, with
only S4, $50 down payment; monthly
payments Of $50. incl. taxes and ms
Make appt. to inspect today. Ex-
Evening star., 1952-02-03
HOMES OF FAME

Three -bedrm., all-brick. 46-ft, ram
blers. Huge bsmt. with outside entr.
and auto. washer. 20-ft. liv, rm.
with deep frepl., dream kit. sepa-
location in Ari. Goine fast-caIl
now. $50. $50. with $3.50 cash.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, oW. $500
Evening star., 1952-02-03

JOSCkJIl NOAACAA 0 w.
RE. 2136; ewes. sun. IA. 1852
Southwest Owners Attention
Have unlimited, funds available for
ali cash purchases Of houses IN the
close-in Southwest area REGARDLESS
Of condition. Call Mr.. Mccarthy
Sunday and evenings. WO: 5226:
with WOODWARD & NORRIS. 723
Goth st NV RE 1856
Evening star., 1952-02-03

l3-UN1T CORNER BLDG.
l and 2 Bedroom Units
Here's q brand-new corner detached
brick bldg with Q 3-bedrm. apt. Tor
owner, plus six .bedrm. and SIX
has every latest detail and Is IN
prime location near every desired
convenience. ALDRE. INC" Lu'
Evening star., 1952-02-03
STORES FOR RENT

CoLORED-BROOKLAND - Besuti.
tiful church. win seat 500 or moyo.
Reasonable. LA. 6-8660. -3r
Evening star., 1952-02-03
BUSINESS PROP. ,FoR RENT

SMALL MANUFACTURING BUILD.
ING; 1.50O 50. 1T. In new bldg
with excel. loading facilities. Nr
1st and M sts. Sc. CARL g
1ssS s4s1Nskt NEAh cS coLGAsfx hAi as6ti In, NV
Basement. $50 50. it., for once OF
Evening star., 1952-02-03

7-UNIT. APT. BLDG.
ALL 2-BEDROOM UNITS
This outstanding detached brick bldg.
is brand-new and offers very spa.
cious apts., each with IA rms. and
bath on 3 exposures; well planned
in every detail for economical oper-
alton In progressive Sc. rental area,
near 8. Capitol shopping center.
Call ALDRE, INC. LU. 4-0747.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28
LYNN CHAMBERS MENU
Roast Turkey
'ParSloy StuffnE
Aan...A-.n...

warm water ,about hour Heat
~ cups liquid 20 near boiling
Pour over Eelatinr aud stir TO dis
solve Add lemon juice and let
cool Place In refrigerator 20 chill
when partially set, stir In remain
ing Ingredients Spoon into indivld'
ual y cup moids and place In re.
triReratnr 90 act tAhuut Z houTO
WAldaTt salad
(acFVea SCI
= large, tart eating apples -
cups decd
I tablespoon lemon juice
cup celery. CoaTsely chopped
v cup WaInuta. cSaTaely chopped
cup mayonnAlse
Tablespoons thin cream
y teaspoon salt
Lettuce
Peel apples dcAvc unpsrled n
Skins are tender and attracttvely
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28
Roast Turkey

Rinse bird In cold water and pat
dry, Stuff just before roasting
Place stuffinE In wiGhbons cavity
lightly and EksWsr neck skin TO
back. Place wing tips onto back.
Rub cavity with salt Spoon stuff
ing into cavity. shaking 10 settle.
being careful not 10 pack T. skewsT
and lace opening with cord. Tie
drumsticks 10 tail. Grease skin
thoroughly with fat. Roast all tir-
keys In q slow (S2S'FJ oven. Do
not add water or cover pan.
A bird weighing Z to 0 pounds
requires 3 20 Z hours. . bird . 10
n pounds requires 4 20 ~ hours.
Turkeys weighing II 10 10 pounds
take ~ 10 8 hours. those from 10
TO 10 pounds need 81 10 7 hours.
Birds weighing 10 TO ~ pounds will
need 7 20 BIS hours.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28

decoration Here again, It's tmpOr.
tant that the table bC tied or coor-
dtnated 70 couch OF char. whatever
rs placed near
Is the chair primarily there for
comfortable relaxing and reading
FIRST Of all you'u need light and
tho table Is an ideal way to get Il.
The lamp should be fairly tall a.
this Kind will otter a wide circle Of
Il ghl at the reading level The same
applies 10 lamps on tables placed
next to sofas or couChcS
Now. What other accessories
should he used AshtrRys. ~
course because they're used. u not
by the family. usually by guests
RctrrShments IN the torm cf can.
ties W mats might also be placed
N small containers