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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

The Delaware Memorial Bridge will re-
ceive bids for the furnishing of (2) Two
2-Door Chevrolet Sedans. Said Motor We
hicles not to list for more than ($2200.00)
twenty-five hundred dollars and be equip
ped with hot water heater and defroster,
outside mirror, 2 sun visors, directional
signal lights, heavy duty generator 40
Amp. R.P.O. low cut-in for 2-way radio,
spare wheel tire and tube. seat covers.
(color-horizon blue, paint No. 9S-57331.)
All other equipment standard for 1858.
All bids should be enclosed in a sealed
envelope and clearly marked IBID" and
must be received by Manager, Delaware
Memorial Bridge, New Castle. Delaware, on
or before 2 100 PM, EST. Friday, April
18th, 1858, and at that time and place
publicly opened.
TRADE-IN INFORMATION
There are (2) two cars to be traded in /:
1-1952 Chevrolet Sedan Tag No. 113129
1852 Chevrolet Sedan Tag No. 1919
These cars may be inspected for ap-
praisal at any time at the Delaware Mem
orial Bridge, New Castle, Delaware.
The successful bidder will have the re-
sponsibility of performing pre-delivery
service prior to delivery to the Delaware
Memorial Bridge. New Castle, Delaware.
All bids submitted must be for the net
price, not including Federal Tax.
It is further agreed that any dealer sub
mitting a bid will not use the name of
this Department in any advertising if he
is the successful bidder.
The Department reserves the right to
reject any or all bids
DELAWARE STATE
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
BY: Samuel N. Culver, Chairman
G. Lester Daniels, General Manager
Delaware Memorial Bridge
March 10, 1858
Dover Delaware
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Keep Wood Dry
To Stop Ternites

Termites cannot exist without
moisture and can be controlled by
keeping excess water out of the
wood parts of a house.
Keeping moisture from rising
out of the ground is important.
If a basementless house is built
with crawl space, the crawl
space should be well insulated.
Wood sidewalks or framework
should not be placed directly on a
masonry foundation. Masonry and
wood should be separated by a
strip of damp-proof material.
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is and son, Mr.. ond Mrs. Charles
Dukes and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Delbert. Steller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Rowan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee w. David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rowan of
Middletown spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Rowan
Smyrna times., 1953-03-26
Tribbitt-Leager Wedding

Miss Addie Marie Tribbitt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Tribbitt of Millington, Nd, became
the bride of Mr.. James F. Leager
of near Sudlersville, Md, at the
Smyrna Methodist Church parson-
age on March IA, at z pm. Mr..
James F. Tribbitt, brother of the
bride, of Cheswold, was best man,
and Mrs. Mildred Tribbitt was
maid of honor.
Smyrna times., 1953-03-26
KentOn

The April meeting of the Ken
ton All Club will be held in the
school on Tuesday evening, April
z, and s o'clock.
Mrs. Edith Short and daughter
of Harrington visited Miss Pearl
Short on Saturday. They were also
callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Clifton.
Smyrna times., 1953-03-26

One billion tons of manure, the
annual product of livestock on
American farms, if completely re-
covered and preserved, could pro-
duce $4,000, 100000 (six billion)
worth of increase in crop produc-
tion, says the U. S Department of
Agriculture. This potential value
Smyrna times., 1953-03-26
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

26,0O0 &c Tax Cards.
426 Receipt Books containing so receipts
each. Pink in color.
Specimens of the articles may be had
from the Office of Receiver of Taxes, Dover
Delaware.
Bids must be presented to Kent County
Levy Court, not later than April 7th, 1858 !;
And work ready for delivery at this Office
May Is. 1853.
Smyrna times., 1953-03-26
ROOFING WEIGHTS VARY

Asphalt roofing is made in
weights from As pounds to 325
pounds per square. A square is the
amount of material needed to
cover 100 square feet of roof area.
Smyrna times., 1953-03-26

that are relevant are defined in
the sketch shown here.
If a roof rises 8 feet and has a
24-foot span, the pitch is 1924 or
1/3. This same roof would have
rise of 8 inches for each foot of
run. The pitch of the roof could be
expressed in either manner.
Roof pitch should be known be-
fore roofing material is selected
for a building. All styles of asphalt
shingles, the most widely used
material, are suited for roofs with
pitch of 1/6 (4-inch rise per
foot of run) or greater. This in
cludes virtually all pitched roof
houses: For roofs only slightly
pitched, properly specified asphalt
roll roofing is recommended. For
roofs with less than l inch of rise
per foot of run, ,built-in roofing is
used.
Smyrna times., 1953-03-26
WANTED

SCHOOL TEACHERS = PART
TIME WORK-Car necessary, a
chance to double your regular in
come in your spare time, repre-
senting the largest company of its
kind; can be handled on full time
basis during summer; sales exper-
ience not necessary; no canvassing;
it will pay you to investigate this
opportunity. Write Box No. 27,
C The Smyrna Times, Smyrna,
Delaware, giving phone number for
interview.
Smyrna times., 1953-03-26
answer the call!
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our brother, Harvey
V. Carey, who passed away eleven years
ago, March a. 1912.
You're not forgotten brother, dear,
Nor ever shall you be,
AS long as life and memory last,
We shall remember thee.-Loving Sisters.
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FOR SALE - S-room house in
Clayton, with bath and laundry,
automatic oil heat, large fenced-in
lot, nice location, double garages
beautiful fireplace, fully insulated
last year, no reasonable offer re-
fused as desire quick sale. Contact
Paul K. Simpson, Smyrna 8948.
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REMOVE MILDEW

Before mildewed surfaces are
painted, they should be washed
with an alkaline solution and
rinSed with clean water.
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E<E yzzs3rTr~TTT'T''Vr VrEr1rTTrIr rr'rrT7r'rrr'r1
| s1 seE ~ "a /
{|::!|.!!;:,:: IoRsS;IE7 ,j';;;;,iI !
kTM % g O rsa R'aIZ
Figuring Roof Pitch

Roof pitch is expressed as a
fraction or as a certainnumber of
inches of rise" for each foot of
run" These terms and others
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is three times that of the nations
present wheat crop.
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ClaS Sified Ads S
Classified Rates
Payment In Advance

Minimum, soc per inser-
tion, go words or less). Ad-
ditional words, &c. Set in
blackface, 75c. Set in black
face all capitals, double rate.
Blind or keyed ads, 25c ex-
IRA. Classified Display Ads,
75c per col. inch.
Cards of Thanks, 75c. In
Memoriam notices, 10c per
line. Legal notices, 1oc per
line. Public Sales, $1.00 per
col. inch.
CREDIT SERVICE
A bookkeeping charge of
25c will be made for all Clas-
sified Ads not paid in ad-
vance and an additional
charge of 25c for each 80
days bill remains unpaid.
RATES ARE NET.
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len
NEED EXTRA NCOME???

If you can use more income, you can
earn S30.-S60.-up to $780,. weekly in
EXTRA INCOME without interfering
with your present job.
If you have eve. hours free-3 hours
each eve.-(6 1903 :30),-5 ewes. each
week. we will show you at our expense
how to earn up to $50. every days in
your spare time. Car essential. No
canvassing or collecting. Our business
established 1S5 years.
For complete information (all corre-
spondence confidentiaD = write to
NORMAN w. KING, Personnel Di-
rector.
L-25, P. o. BOX 3414
Phila. 22, Pa.
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FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR SALES rooms
bath, entrance hall, full attic and
basement, 2 porches, G. E. oil
burner steam heat, gas, lovely
shade and lockwood, lot So 200
and barn, excellent location near
both schools. Quick possession.
Call 1912 after 4 pm.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

ALEX-3 bedrms., on corner. full
dry bsmt.; yard; i blk. shop. center;
bus; S115. LU. 2-90S5. to 9,
DESIRABLE DETACHED BRK. HOME
s. S.-Liv. rm., kit, 3 bedfms.. bath
9H 1iie 7sss1 DsSs; aHd "a. 'ssrass sssi4n SCn' iOcaS
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DUPONT CIRCLE
DIIPI,EX APT

l bedroom, bath liv. rm., kit; newly
decorated. Modern furniture. Pvt.
entrances. Conv. transp. Adjacent
to Catholic University. ia. 9-07S2.
COLORED-N.E. SECTTON-couple;
! rm;. kit, semipvL, bath: nicely
furnished. Ii. 6-2547. -21
CoLORED-3 RMS. kit and bath.
MoDEkS nT Ap' DHpLE4. H. f7si9i i7sl @2 st. ne.
ss5 a; mo. tFsiii Utii. Str; eStra. 81 $1,000. 50.
COLORED-3-RM. FURN. APT
Working man. woman. OF, cple. Il.
3;3507, II to pm: and 8 to 1880
COLORED-1-RM., KIT. and bath
apt; furn.; $50 per mo. Ii. 4-331l.
call after 4 pm. -21
COLORED, BROOKLAND-2 bedrms.
durn. or unfurn.): utils. furnished;
conv. to transp. and shop. centerS.
Refined persons only. RA. 6-506l.
coLoRED-1sle BELMONT ST. NV.
5sJ Fm J6sEpH 5Is And E. Oa'B BRJNo Htils ipsl nNd
STa coEokED-LxRGE ( s. LAR e HIdM HBIGDRM.. lily.
rm.. kit. semipvt. bath. Completely
furn. incl. utiis.; NV. section: $40
mo. Apply 510S Bird ST. nv: -22
COLORED-ONE RIM. KIT; .14th
SEs snS siTmont P%s11 7sth n and Calf 4th APPLY s
NV, 10 to I pm. DU. 7-0656. .
coLoRED-rwo BEDROOMS. each
with door opening on hall; private
kitchen; other apartments. Newly
decorated. 1885 Park rd. NV.
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APARTMENTs UNEURNIsHED

ARLINGTON BLVD. APTs.-2 bed
rms; Pentagon, Ft. Myer. Navy An
mex: no children; new bldg, large
closets, storage; parking; Sl05; all
utils; except electric. 1884 18th I'd.
LHSdhl4 HSTini a rARk aiSs7Si 72SiREA-Duplex spts.
Schools ofarms and ssoppins esq lGf sf5 fharea eer
mo. Plus utils;. HE. 4-so96. .
ITO itth 81: S.E.LTwo rms. rear
and retgr; $3.50, including gtiis,
AMPLE CLOSET SPACE in modern
de luxe 2-bedrm. apt. Large liv.
rm:, din. space, mod. kit. and bath;
Alabama ave. south on Wheeler I'd. .
to junction of Southern ave. 954
Southern ave. s.e.. Apt. 203. dU.
1852 BELMONT ST. NM S rooms.
kit bath. 6atn. og gas, electricity rsfgr.
CoSGRfss s6Sti rs 0iHSRR; PaRR APIS. 1869 Saw
bedroom apts. For further informa.
once hours, 9 e 5 Mon. thTooggsh
iiv. rm., kit. and bath: $50. SO utiIs.
incl. Ring elevator for information.
1853 CALVERT ST. N.w.-Enlciency
apt with separate kit; $3.50, incl.
AVATIAsLEeone.oe Vail s eSsJos rDl S4: apts ArI'
Alex, S70.75:ST5.75 per mo. Incl,
sshasfh shroash Friday. A4pssSsilOa nGn. am
Rm. iI22 investment Bldg. 24
tense = hwy: Bladensburs. RS Nd: d. next @
at door. WA. 7-$V6S. -23
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1865 c ST. N,E.-3 rms, bath; utils,
incl: $97; so. End A. 3 rms" bath:
1866 H sT. N.E.-3 rms. kit. or
rms. kit; S77.50-$72.50: heat, hot
2S48 MI. VIEW PL. s.E.-1st f.. 4
rms, and bath, utils. incl: sos;
bath; incl. utils.; SIS. Call zAGAM1
REALTY. Ii. 1887. -21
232O 18th ST. N.w-Two rms, kit.
and bath. utils. incl; $100.
44s Mass ave. n.w-One rm.. kit,
bath, utils. incl; $50.
1918 Belmont st. n.w.-Two rms,
kit. bath; $75.
300 B st. n.e.-Two rms, kit. bath
utils. incl; $S1.40.
1913 varnum st. n.w.-Two rms.
ALL APIS. OPEN FOR INSPECTION
JOSEPH E: BRUNO, INC.
ao3 H st. NV. ST. $500
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NEAR LAKE BARCROFT-Two bed
rooms, den, new: Bendix, garbage
disposal; S125 mo. JE. 2-6541.
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sos; 5O4S 9th PL. N.E.-Lovely loc.,
2-Story brick. Five rms, fenced
rear yard. oil heat, outside antenna.
Ven. blinds; very clean. Out RIDGE
rd. to So Dakota ave-, right on
Farragut .or Gallatin SITS. to 9th pl.
ne; avail. April l. HO. 2-4O9O.
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Mr., McLEAN-New, extra lge. Three
bedrms., . baths: ranch style; on
11a wooded acres, In excel. commu,
nifty of custom built homes; $3.50
mo. Call Ell. 6-3S11, z to 10 pm.
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~' S.SvV'
N.w.-Three-four bedrms., 2 baths,
equip. kit; gas h.-w.h.; finished
bsmt.; garage; nr. schools. shopping;
excel: transu. HE. 4-3SOT. -22
N: ARLINGTON-Three- -bedrm. brick
Solonial. LARGE living. room with
fireplace, separate dining room.
equip. modern kitchen; 1st-h. pow
Sssemsna' sF room' Isrse sst screened porch full
location. $3.50. ia. 7-7aS6 or ia.
ARL. - s-bedrm. semide... recently o
redec.; full bsmt.. din. rm.. screened
back porch. fenced yard: SIPS mo-;
aaxaii; March rs. s29 8. Giebe rd..
1890 Ssi TNGciSzi BUCHANAN ST. S.E.-s-5.dim. Msf
semidet. house, 2 baths, bsmt., lge.
yard; S135. La. 6-5540. --22
NEW HOME FOR RENT, Eastern ave.
me-, near New Hampshire--3 bed
rooms, l " baths, iiy. rm.. din. area.
large kit; fun bsmt. with entrance.
TAkoMA PARK. MD.-six-rm. det.
Available April Is; conv. located.
PARKHILL JORDAN CO.. ,JU.
sS5 PER PER Mo.-practically new. g.
bedrm., semidet. brick home, Just
over d. C. line, IN Seat Pleasant, Nd:
Cali UN. $4,000, ROBERT s. DAVIS
5Sos s. cG EuTAw PL,, Berwyn. Md
MEy sto hest dee 1srFa Tf lot ano op.n 2ath Tor is
sfRUtiso. NC. Sos II st. NV. 81.
3-3320. q
fCc~11N1n1 -. novN PACE
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

LARGE KITCHEN, bedroom, screened
rear porch utilities furn. AID.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

SILVER SPRING - Three-bedroom
nicely furn. home, attrac. corner
location; real value. JU. S-SS72.
ARLINGTON, so. - Groom corner
brick. center hall. 8 hedrms tnclud-
ing one lst n. with complete bath; 3
blks.. Columbia pike, GIebe I'd, oil
heat, fun bSmt.; lse. lot; garage;
10 min. Pentagon, Navy annex;
S176 mo. CO. 6-6692. LA
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING, local moving. s
L. MORRIS, 4510 18th st. NV. Cal
TU. 2-1150 after 4 pm.
MOVING ACROSS rHE STREET q
across the country: safe storage II
Phone NO. 7-Olo4. UNION sT0R'
AGE Co. NC. Established 1aO6l
MOVING AND HAULING. day OF
night; reasonable rates. Phone
DU. 1861 or NO. 7-5SS9.
ARE YOU MOVING to California Of
to some other Western State? Daily
service On household goods and
aut3s at lower rates. JUDSoN
FORWARDING. MA S-4S52.
MOVING DONE RIGHT-WAY---1- bed
rm. apt. as low as $15. all work
guaranteed. Call now. 10. 2.3330.
ROYAL TRANSFER. We will move
you by job or SO hr. 6 rms. as low
as $50. DE. 2-0066. "a"
ACTION MOvERS-Fast coloret
movers. We move by the job or hour
Dependable, low rates. DE. 2-6136
QUICK MOVING - Refriserators
couches., odds and ends or entirs
households. Call NO. 5.27l3:..2
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving: storage
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WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
MCLEAN, VA.
Beautiful Colonial home with 4 bed
rms. and 2 baths; 20 min. from
downtown, spacious grounds. 2-eSr
gar; avail. on terms or monthly
lease; $500.
LEROY PL. NV.
Townhouse with 5 bedrms., 3 baths
2nd fl. sitting rm.. sun parlor, 2-cal
gar; lovely furn.; just OF Conn. ave
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
41O1 Glenrose ST.; brick cape cod
2 biks. from Conn. ave. extended
at Franklin ave-; 2 lge. bedrms.
study, full din. rnl., bsmt., gar, lge
lot; S175.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-0222
COLORED-SIX RMS, 2 kits. full
bsmt.; excel. cond. Call Ho. 2
2191. --21
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ApARrMENTs UNFURNIsHEp
GLASSMANOR
WASHINGToN's FINEST
GARDEN APARTMENTS
MODERATE RENTALS
Offers Accomm odations
WEEKLY
Completely Furnished
For Transient Families.
MONTHLY
For Semipermanent Residents.

SSAN4~ - SA4A~4SS~4V SA4 = ~
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANY
Applications also accepted for oc.
cupancy in 5000 days, To reach:
gut s. s; Capitol Ian ssts;;,:2 st.; 2 blocks over p
closed Sun LO. 7-siOO
COLORED-o RMS, KITCHEN, bath,
utils., in pvt. home; empl. cple. pref.
Ii. 7-1464, Ii. 6-9239. -22
COLORED-TWO ROOM and kitchen,
cple. preferred. 215 Cromwell ter
Taee ne: between 2nd and 3rd sts.
COLORED-2 RMS, KIT. and bath
%&IcHAEn &as 01z5t WSEsH & son. sSR'' 11siH ST
coIoRED dor 10; :SISi sra Sir. NV 3
rms, kit, pvt. bath; all utils. furn
aksH5 q sik; to transportation; Ss5. RA,
coLoRED-MoNRoE COURT. 1924
Monroe st. n:w.-Truly one of the
niceSt mic Sta apt bldgs in this city; Avail
Eley; bldg; weIl-kept lobby and hall.
apis. at S7@ 80. Also 2-bedrm. unit
at $115,, utilS. incl. l block 14th
and and +r, Park I'd: for ideal shoppine
LEGUM q GERBER REALTY CO.,
1915 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. $4,000
COLoRED-e RMS. KIT. BATH. ir
@GefF5 afees p%, h9me ii. 70 0ssaa sh!idFen Gan
COLORED-2 BEDRMs., uv. rm.
dinette: kit. and bath. New bldgs
P: T. CONSTRUCTIoN CO. i42z
*, x st; NV ST; 3-2166. -3
pvt. bath. for empl. cple. sos. utils
Observation-Disclosures BSMr
-Bedrm. .-liv. rm. comb. with kit.
pvt. bath. newly dec, all utils. incl.
pvt. entr. Sacrifice, $50 mo. 134(
Quincy st. NV. RIA. 6-1S95.
COLoRED-3as 18th ST. N.E.-S7.
mo; moo, Call zAGMAI REALTY. Ii
CoLORED-2 RMS; empl. cp!e.: kit.
share bath: utils. furn. Cali Ii
CoLoRED-RANDoLpH ST., mr., 1t,
Utils. incl; $50. PLANT & COR
DON: INC. 1874 Park rd. NV. CO
COLORED-4 ATTRACTIVE APIS;
and 2 rms, kit. and bath each, 1885,
Lewis st. ne. 1924 IL tn ST. NV.
619 Otis place NV. 301 2nd st
s.w. Good condition. Reasonably
priced. Call Monday, after S:3I
am, MRS. BRADLEY, DE. 2-116O
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CONTINUED on Next Psge.)
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the vegetables cookedovengt day all top
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Alpha Delta Pi
Tea Planned

Alpha Delta Pi alumnae Of the
Washington area are planning
to give a tea on Saturday for
girls planning to attend out-of-
State colleges this fall.
The tea will be held from 4
to 6 pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Oren R. Lewis. 3409 North
Albemarle street, Arlington.
The event will be sponsored
jointly by the Alexandria South
Arlington, College Park, North
Arlington-Falls Church, WASH
ington Alumnae and Washington
Junior Alumnae groups of the
sorority.
Miss Frances Ingram Of the
Junior Alumnae Group is the
chairman.
Approximately $50 girls have
been invited to attend.
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then sent to their distributors in
the United States for labelling.
It comes in two grades, the solid
pack white meat albacore and
the solid pack light meat. Price
wise, it sells for less than the
customary oil pack. We were a
little skeptical about the salt
pack, thinking it might be un-
duly salty for our taste. How
ever, such is not the case. 1t
isn't salty at all. = Most people
would, we feel sure, even want
to add little salt in the normal
process of making salads, sand
wich filings or made dishes.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
The Chef Says

A reader says she has heard
a lot about the famous French
"soup stock pot" and she wants
to know more in detail. Does
everything, she inquiries, go into
it, or is there some set pattern
and choice? Is it ever finished,
cleaned out and started afresh,
or does it just go on, from
generation to generation, being
replenished from the family
plates after each repast?
Well, the answer to that one
is that in some of the more
rustic, less educated parts of
France, in the small homes Of
the peasants, the soup pot does
go on pretty much all the time.
And almost everything does go
into it. In the average house.
hold, however, it is made only
once a week and the supply
drawn upon when needed.
The French peasant never
skins his stock pot because he
feels that much nourishment is
wasted by such a procedure, but
the better cooks are meticulous
about removing all scum and
grease.
The usual procedure is to
take all the bones intended for
the soup pot. chop them in
pieces and soak them overnight
in cold water. In the morning
this is brought to a boil and
then simmered all day. The
next day this stock is used to
cook the meat which, in most
households. is left whole, as it
is served as the main meat dish
for dinner after having given
most of it's "all'' to the stock
pot. This meat is called the
"bouilli" and is served sur
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rounded by the vegetables cooked
in the stock-very much like our
pot roast.
In more well-to-do families
a fowl, or parts of one, are added
to the pot. Sometimes chicken
bones are used; legs and feet
are especially desirable. Game,
pork or mutton are very rarely
included except, as I mentioned,
in the case of the very poor,
who must use everything obtain
able from their tiny farm.
In making the soup, after the
bones are done, the liquid is
strained into a bowl through a
cloth wrung out in cold water.
The bowl is set in cold place
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T axe Your
Pick
CHEESE-CRoSS BURGERS.

NG1GG4k0GA -S4S~AS0 OO4S$AdAOAS"
Combine / pound ground beef
with " cup water. 1 teaspoon
salt and 70 teaspoon pepper.
Shape into 4 or patties and
pantry or broil until we'll
Drowned. The last few minutes
of the cooking time. top each
patty with two strips Of processed
cheese, arranged criss-cross.
Continue cooking until cheese
begins to melt. GarniSh each
with a slice of stuffed olive.
HAMBURGER TUCK-INS.
/ pound ground beef
teaspoon salt
1s teaspoon pepper
2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
4 tablespoons finely minced onion
Mix ground beef with salt and
pepper and shape into 8 thin
pattieS. Combine Worcestershire
sauce and onion. On each Of
four patties place l tablespoon
of chopped onion Top with a
second patty and pinch edges
together well. Pan-fry or broil
about Is minutes. turning once.
Four servings.
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Fried Chicken Sweet Potatoes
COrn-On-Cob Cream Sld1O
Blueberry Dumpings Iced Tea
BIueberry DumpingS.
cups blueberries ~ cups prepared biscuit mix
u cup 112 tablespoons
l cup water l teaspoon lemon rind
l tablespoon butter or u cup lemon juice
Wash and drain blueberries. Combine berries Y cup
water butter boil.
while, combine biscuit mix, sugar. lemon rnd juice
hot blueberry mixture minutes
Makes to servings
MONDAY.
Meat Loaf Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans YeloW Squash
Cdntaloupe
Meat Loaf.
~ pounds ground beef tablespoon worcestershire
y pound ground pork
u cup finely minced onion
teaspoons salt l cup tomato juice
"a teaspoon pepper slices bread
"a teaspoon
Combine meat with onion and seasonngs Beat eggs and
add tomato juice Cube bread and soak in the liquid MIXTURE
beat we'll Add lightly Pack 5x9-inch
meat loaf and bake at $50 F. for IA hours.
TUESDAY
FrankturterS German Potato Salad
Sliced CucunberS and Tomatoes
Ohio Lemon Pie Iced Tea
Ohio Lemon Pie.
lemons Pastry for cruSts
2 cups sugar
Slice lemons thin as paper all. Place them in
bowl pour them cups sugar well let stand
for hours better Make pastry. Line pie dish with
Beat eggs together and lemons Fill unbaked
shell with mixture and top with crust small vents
crust to allow steam Place (450' FD
Is minutes; lower 375 bake 40
longer until silver knife inserted into custard clean
Evening star., 1953-08-27

vernight and next day all top
fat is carefully removed. (This
is kept for cooking) The piece
Of meat, whole, is put in a
kettle and the warmed stock
poured over it. All is brought
slowly to a boil and then SIM
mered; the scum must be
skinned as it rises. In go
sliced vegetables-carrots, tur-
nips, onions, parsnips and so on.
The whole business SINNERS for
about three and a half hours
then the meat and vegetables
are removed to a serving platter,
the stock is strained again and
set aside for the basis of soups
for the rest Of the week.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
AAUW Meetinq

The Alexandria Branch Of the
American Association Of Univer-
sity Women will hold general
meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday at
the dria YWCA, 602
Cameron street,
Evening star., 1953-08-27

Corn and peos in sovoY combination.
WEDNESDAY
BrGiSed LtDer flashed BroDn Potatoes
SaUory Corn n Peas Carrot Sticks
Fruit Jello
SavOry Corn n
1package frozen peas tablespoon chopped parsley
tablespoons butter l package frozen corn
margarine u teaspoon salt
u cup chopped onion u cup
y cup chopped celery teaspoon lemon juice
Cook according to directions package
Melt butter add onion celery and parsley and cook
heat about minutes Add frozen and SALT after
derosted to minutes Add the cooked
mixture and lemon juice.
servings.
Hungarian Goulash Hot MGcdront
Tossed Salad Hard Rolls
Pear Pineapple Crisp iced Co6ee
Pineapple Crisp.
4 cups fresh slices "a cup flour
small pineapple "a cup butter margarine
1 tablespoon lemon juice l teaspoon cinnamon
l cup
Combine Slices pineapple and lemon juice Mix sugar
cinnamon and flour together butter Put half OF
mixture in Sinch baking Sprinkle half the mixture
it, Put in remaining and with rest Of
for IS to IS minutes
or cold with whipped ice Makes s
servings. by wi" 4