davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-05-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs '46 sed.; ses6, low as S149
down: / more 1891 bargain; 2 city
blocks of fine cars; money-back
guarantee. AUTO WHOLESALERS.
INC. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. ne.
OLDSMOBILE 40 2-dr. sedan: beau
Matte transmission; enslne Just
fiUned only s1,os EMERsoN scSo l.
ORME Buick, 18th and M sts.
NV. DI. 1-l162. Open til 9 pm.
OLDS AZ "76" 4-dr.; r. and h.. show
room cond;. loaded with extras;
fTssI; f1snee. mech SE, 7.S94z. eHnd;, s646' Can
oLDs, 80. Sss', 1 door: clean IN q
owner. Forest green. Si.a95. 9-day
money back trial. 4-month written
Wash. S Oldest Ford Dealer. I114 Yer
mont, ave-. NV, AID. 4-43O0.
OLDSMOBILE 1899 4-door; r. and h. !;
SI75. MALONEY'S. INC. 8126 Ga.
Obs fXS 81 siVeI s SPFsnsi 5ndr.; M aydra., and
h., excel. tires; must sell at once.
S375 or best offer. NO. 7-5O65.
PACKARD 40 de luxe "s'' sedan: r.
and. and h., ovsrdrive;; sun sun visor, seat
ase; SsSS. ROYAL MOTORS INC.
Chrysler Plymouth. 400 Ga. ave.
PACKARD 80 4-dr.: orig. sparkling
blue finish. r. and, h.. ultra-matic.
on the '53 Lincoln. Grady inspected
dealers @ H'"TSO please GRADY 8 S6IS MofoRs'
INC, Lincoln Mercury Dealers,
740l Wise; ave-. Bethesda, Md.
PACKARD 1941 conv. Automatic
top. Good cond. S165. TIE. 6-6797.
PLYMOUTH 1e4e Special del. 4-dr.;
good tires; Al mech. cond.; heater;
PLYMOUTH So 4-dr Cranbrook;
mallard green finish: radio, heater
throughout; S1.495. MAYFLoWER
MOTORS. Your Downtown Lincoln
Mercury Dealer. 125 18th st. NV:
$40, co. 5-6372 til 8. -26
PLYMOUTH 80 2-dt.. equip. clean
as q pin. A very fine car. See
this one. S995. 3-day money-back
trial; 4-month written guarantee
HILL d. SANDERS Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont ave.
NV, AID. 4-43O0. -25
PLYMOUTH 1850 de luxe 4-dr.:
r.. h.; excel upholstery. excel
cond:; 81 1,o95. for quick sale. ,oV
PIYMoiUTH 1s41 4-dr.. black: good 60
cond.:, heater: good tires: Just over.
nsuled; $195. OIL. 4-2119. 20
Evening star., 1953-05-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON so Hornet club coupe: ma
S2,O95. u down. silver spring Auto
City, Inc, 1890 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Md: next to Hot Shoppe), +,
authorized N, 9: Dealer. JU. S-4535.
HGDsoN ReS n s. PiGi Rornet, 4-door $.tone &c
blue, r. and h.. Hydra-Mat custom
seat covers, Wv. tires. A car that
will be mistaken for new by your
neighbors. and the envy of your
friends. Grady inspected and guar
pesss dRSbY 81 0by XoToR TeS NJ N eeaifFs fn
coln-Mercury. Dealers. 140I Wis.
ave. Bethesda. Md, Open 9 to 10.
HUMBER HAWK 1851 4-dr, sedan:
driven only 1000 miles; q real
only S995; bank terms; trades
6I.n DI 7o0II,3; o9d1,1 1121 @1st st. NV.
'esHAE eiesn Al - cSnds MaEk $751; $751;! jE fsdaa;
.96l3. 1:30 to $3.50 pm, only. -27
JAGUARS 81 mark sedan: So, ,675:
s5er 9e Ssf Sss75. Seus Guaranteed. JACK Fry.
JEfP LIP sTArIoN~ sHd + Nv WAGON. hrst-elass
condition; 9aoe private owner. Sacrifice,
KAISER AZ Ss4'9e; ~ sed.; $50 full price.
HUTo WHOLESALERS. nc, 1881
Bladensburg Rd. ne.
KAISERS 1913: 5 to choose from.
Srk%s ka5ssF T. SGTop As }oW ssoG s$Ss:
HWY. -Arl., Va. ia. 2-7OO0.
LINCOLN '52 Cosmopolitan Custom
radio, @ heateT. II; HydraHMatie aeqlRsfe and and
MAYFLoWER MoToRs, Your
Downtown Lincoln-Mercury Dealer,
g. !s5 lSta st. TIL nT Ssd 60 sssEs SsE:
Lincoln AZ oi 81 4-dr. Ia1." ADMIRAL
blue finish, radio. heater. Hydra
MAYFoWER Mstlf 5Vd seat MoToRs S9yeFs 81 YoSr s9S;
DoWntoSn Iincoln-Hefcufy fi Dealer.
1925 10Th st. NV. Safe-Buy Cars:
co. 5-6363 til $50. co. 5-6372
LINCOLN 40 cosmo. sed.; s795, low
as S149 down. L more 1881 bar
ears: ca moneyeback BAY gGsrantee. esDEnS l AUTO T5
WHOLESALERS, INC. 1881 Bladens-
LiNC0LS 81 Lido sport coupe, raven
black finish with oyster white top.
Equipped with radio, heater. Hydra
Si.a95. MAYFLoWER MOTORS,
Your Downtown Lincoln Mercury
Dealer. 1125 18th ST. NV. Safe
Buy Cars; sgso &C.. GO. 5-636s It'll 800 52
LINCOLN 81 4-dr. Cosmopolitan
Equipped with radio, heater. Hydra
Matte Actual low mileage; l
owner. Owners name on REQUEST;
5000. MAYFLOWER MOTORS.
Your Downtown Lincoln-Mercury
sG by ,sFs, cars 6; sc, 3 6-6aea til ss si$o'
LfNeoLS G0 SS9'S so '?i Club IL coupe. r. and h..
dark green fnish. A real buy;
S1.345. 2-day money back trial;
4-month written guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS. Washington Oldest
Ford % PssleT. Pc ..4aod ll14 Vermont "a ave
beautiful blue finish; Hydra, r., h.,
custom seat covers. elec. window
lev. Grady inspected and guaranteed
at only S?222; No dealers, please.
Bethesda. Md. Open 8 to 10. -26
MERCURY 1851 club coupe: Merc-O-
Matte drive, r, h.; Al cond.; orig.
owner; $4,000 mi; $1,495. OIL.
MERCURY 40 2-dr.: low mileage.
overdrive. heater, radio, custom seat
covers, excellent tires, Al condition;
MERCURY 1949 convertible; heater,
radio. overdrive. One owner; Sl.045.
1915 18th st. NV. HO. 2-5600,
Ext. 215.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1949 4-dr.. sedan: $3.50.
40 sport cpe.; orig. dark
sreen finish. r: h.. Cd. custom seat
covers, Wv. tires; Grady inspected
aesela aad pesse aRT ef an SooRs SSR aN
INC, Lincoln Mercury Dealers. 74O1
Wis; ave-. Bethesda, Md. Open, 0
MERCURY '52 2-dr. Monterey; r. h..
cd, beautiful 2-tone blue and gray
Hn sae frsded On ~S 81 ss y" daady @
inspected and guaranteed at only.
S2.O95. No dealers, please. GRADY
MOTORS, INC. Lincoln-Mercury
Dealers, Pc p.. 7dol 3 = WIS. ave, Bethssssda,
81 s-dr.; blue. r.. h. Wv.
tires. fender shields; low mileage, /
owner. Sold and serviced by us since
new. Grady inspected and euaran-
rsed plesse at cR4byY SaIy MoToRs S No NS SSeaIeTs n
coin Mercury Dealers, 74OI wis.
ave, Bethesda, Md. Open 8 to 10.
80 club cpe.: beautiful
orig maroon finish; heater, Wv.
Sold and serviced by US since new.
only, 1895: No dealers. please.
GF1aIr1 GRADY MOTORS nS95s9f NC WI! Lincoln n
MfRcTR1 fsssSas Ms rs {Gf GGfn sedsn to 10 = and
washers; clean: s995. 2-day money
back trial, 4-mo. written suaran-
nsd.., tse HILL IL & S.sIsl SANDERS. N.,s Wash;s
eeSr ave. NV E0f1 Ap oea.1f 4H4sod li4 ser@oh' s
MERCURY 1851 custom 4-dr. sedan;
beautiful tomak ivory finish, equip.
with radio. heater and seat covers;
$1,595. MAYFLOWER MOTORS,
your downtown Lincoln Mercury
esss: s.ss7e c9i '9il s:SsSs 8: tn $50; G;sS CO.
MERCURY 1862 Monterey hardtop
coupe; smart pebble-tan finish, or
set inside with beautiful cherry
and black. interior: Equipped with
radio, heater. overdrive, white side
sbt TsIl tires rear rssr-sest speaker spot:
SS,3s5. MAYFLoWER MoToRs,
Dealer, 1925 18th st. NV. Safe Buy
SAss3o Cars; c6i :f,i 5-6aes til $50; ,s co.
glass. white-wall tires; cannot be
told from new; 1900 actual mileage;
$3,795. MAYFLoWER MOTORS.
your downtown Lincoln-Mercury
Dealer, 1925 18th st. NV. Safe Buy
Cars. CO. 5-6363 It'll $50; co.
5-6312 It'll Q. -26
MERCURY 1949 club 6-pass. coupe,
good rubber, r. and h., cd. plastic
seat covers. other de luxe equip
ment. low mileage. Must sell At
once. Pvt. owner. Ju. 9-5164.
MG 81, cream. with red leather;
$1.245. guaranteed. Al service
factory trained mechanics. JACK
M.G.l 1858 H model aae T. nio. D.; black. red
leather; only LOO miles; with new
car guarantee; S1,995, u down. SIL-
YER SPRING AUTO CITY. INC.
1890 Ga. ave Silver Spring. Md.
(next to Hot Shoppe). Authorized
rs
Evening star., 1953-05-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

n For the Ssss dss Sc M2NaAa aflSSEss
aoo at st. NV NV, No No 9os 9Ds4o0, Factory T
sales and service for Kaiser. Henry
y Austin Norris and NJ g a.,,u
MSHfi eTed For ofana the best es~ deal .S see NAN
HAITIAN AUTO K-F.. INC, both
7-27OO. Factory sales and service
for Kaiser, Henry j.. Austin. Morris
NASH so Rambler "hardtop" 2-door;
beautiful canary yellow, black top;
sharp; S1.395 2-Gay. money-back
trial. 4-month: written guarantee
Ford dealer, liza Vermont ave. NV w.
Nash Dec. cO' '4e "6oo" 4-dr. sed.:
light gray; clean; careful dr.; $4,000
mi: nice cond.; S4s5. IA. 9-52o9.
NASH 80 sed.; s5e5, low as $l4a
S1SGsi ei h1fo Gf
INC, 1871 Bladensburg RI. ne.
NASH RAMBLER 81 .hard-top conv.
cpe.; r. and h.. cd, coral hnish
low sh miiesse; iIssE '0P GRADY rms inspeeted @ suar1
anteed, at only 1895. No dealers
please. GRADY MOTORS. INC.
Lincoln Mercury Dealers, G401 WIS.
ave, Bethesda, Md. Open 8 to 10.
oLDSMoBILE 1885; good running
condition; 500 or best offer. No
dealers, adults only. LU. 1-257I:
oLDsMOBILE 1941 Special de luxe;
very finest cond. Sacrif. $3.50. Terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. 1. ave. ne.
oLDsMoB1LE 80 "as" 4-dr. sed.;
Hydra. premium Wv tires, Gus:
tom seat covers: Grady inspected
No dealers please. GRADY MO-
TORS, INC. Lincoln Mercury Deal
ers, 7401 Wis. ave-. Bethesda, Nd.
Oper 9 to 10. -26
80 Holiday "ss": q
SPRING AUTO CITY, INC. 1890
Ga. ave, Silver Spring, Md. next
Dealer. ' II. s-45s5 til 10. e5:
OLDsMOBiLE 80 de luxe "SS'' sed:;
shiny black finish: fully equipped;
radio. heater and Hydra; Matte
thoroughly reconditioned: only ST.
391. EMERSON g. ORME tBuickl,
nth and M st. NV, DI. 7-1162.
open ~ 8 pm: 400, ~
10000 mi; complete custom Access
sories; absolutely peri. cond. 4231
Silver Hill rd. 10. 9-Si15. -25
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

good cond.. shiny black paint; % ven EeTy
PLYMoGG1TGag GG1TGg' - 81 7zsd4l' 4sdf: cr.n62Sot m2S
beautiful 2-tone. new cond.: extras
or trade. OWNER. ov. 3-I615.
PhIHMoTTa I;1Ss UT. -. ,4s. convertible coupe,
sess Gyes; dsg snS mon.S-Dssf m slssn tTjsT dsF
4 month written guarantee. HILL
4 SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Rfaler, R5a 4.,4s66dd1l 6d14 Vermont ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH AS Special de luxe a.
navy gray finish, black trim; 1885
2-day money-back trial: 4-month
written guarantee, HILL & SAN
9ERs, PEI v.Hmdnt Wash;s .Sa Oldest t Ford Dealer
PLYMOUTH 80 2-dr. de luxe sed..
in very good cond.: 1890 mi:
phYMGi,Ta hSat15i $500; ,os, Lo Isle 20
si,iss fRs SS LEE eSRp SR9sf oToRs 5fS R@sileaGs Ss
PLYMOTTH 1910 cony.; new top and
tires. Bargain at S275. LEE BYRD
MooT5Go,Rs, o5G, 253s Pa. ave. Sc, LU.
PLYMOUTH 40 sed; ssss, MES low as
$l49 down: l more 1131 barsain;
. city blocks Of fine cars; money
back guarantee. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs, INC, 1881 Bladensburg
PoSTIAc ha 1850 4-dr.: fully equipped;
new tires: in excel, cond.: by own
PONTIAC 1851 ''S" convert; Hydra,
r. and h. Orig. owner. $4,000 mi.
Sl:195. OIL. 4.4179. -25
PONTIAC '53 Chieftaln: r. and h.,
Hydra. beautiful 2-tone interior,
matching 2-tone green finish, white
wall tires; only 5000 miles on this
car; SO good you won't believe your
eyes; the finest used car we have!
So hurry! $2.495. 2-day money
back trial: 4-month written guar
antee. HILL & SANDERS, Wash. S
ave: NV. AID. 4-43O0 -25
PONTIAC Al club coupe; $79. full
price; l more 1871 bargain; 9 city
blocks of fine .ars; money-back
guarantee. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
INC. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. ne.
81 Chieftain cdr. sedan:
spotleSs marble black finish; equipped
with radio. heater and seat covers;
Sl,295. MAYFLOWER MOTORS.
Your Downtown Lincoln Mercury
Dealer. 1925 18th st. NV. safe
Buy Cars. co. 5-6363 til $40.
PONTIAC 1851 IS" 2-dr. black de
luxe Chieftain; fully equip; $1,000.
One owner Ii S-Ro2d after n m
Evening star., 1953-05-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER '52 Starlieht eoupe:
beautiful skyline blue. equipped with
radio. heater and overdrive. Like
new; SLABS. MAYFLOWER MO.
curry Dealer, 1925 18th st. NV.
Safe Buy Cars, CO. 6-6363 It'll $50.
CO. 5-6372 It'll 9. %
WILLYS 81 station wagon; 6-cyiin.
der, r. and h.. overdrive: good cond,.
one owner; $1,295. WA. .7-3154.
Evening star., 1953-05-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER AZ Starlight cpe.;
Wv. tires. custom seat covers,
owner, traded on SO Mercury
GRADY inspected at only S395. No
dealers please. GRADY MOTORS
INC, Lincoln Mercury Dealers. 74OI
Wis; ave. Bethesda, Md. Open 8
STUDEBAKER '4S 4-dr Commander
sed,;, r. and h., cd, orig. let black
finish, custom seat covers. runs and
looks as good as q new one. This
is real economy at q give-away
price. Grady inspected and guar
please. GRADY MOToRS, INC.
Lincoln-Mercury Dealers, 74Ol Wis.
ave. Bethesda. Md. Open 9 to 10.
Evening star., 1953-07-01

fruity flavor and all you have to
do is blot pineapple on paper
towels to remove excess mois-
ture. Then melt dipping choco-
late over hot, but not boiling,
water. Drop in the golden pine
apple chunks and using two
forks. twirl until they are coated
on all sides. Lift out and place
on waxed paper until the choco-
late is set Warm weather and
picnic plans mean you'll be Serv-
ing pork and beans more often.
Good way to put the beans in
fancy dress" is this: Brown "a
cup minced onion in l tablespoon
each of molaSses and prepared
mustard. Sprinkle in a dash of
cloves. Heat over hot heat about
10 minutes. stirring occasionally.
See how these join up with a
platter of hamburgers or hot
dogs Those watching their
calorie count will be happy to
learn that frozen orange juice
concentrate so noted for it's vita
min c contains only the sugar
nature gave it. Under State law,
no sugar can be added to Florida
frozen orange concentrate .
Baked peppers need a lift? Add
contents l can ON ounces) dev-
lied ham to regular rice or cereal
filling. Good. too, with mashed
potatoes, scalloped tomatoes and
many other vegetables.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
kHWhatt$$ Cookin' I

FRIDAY.
Grab Imperial Shoestri1tg Potatoes
LyonndSe Green Beans Celery Hearts
Cantaloupe
LyOnnaise Green Beans
/ package frozen green beans tablespoons butter
or / pound fresh beans p teaspoon salt
l small onion, sliced thin Dash white pepper
Add just enough boiling to beans Cook
cred until beans tender 20 to Is minutes Drain Saute
sliced onion in butter until golden in color Add onion and
add salt pepper Reheat and hot
Serves f.
SATURDAY.
Ham Scalop Buttered Carrots
Tossed Salad Bueberry Cobbler
Ham ScallOp
4 elbow spaghetti "a teaspoon salt
IA cup butter 1A cups condensed cream Of
"a cup chopped onion mushroom soup
p pound cubed cooked ham l teaspoon horseradish
cups chopped cabbage Buttered bread crumbs
"a cup water
Cook spaghetti in boiling saed water until tender about
minutes Drain and rinse While spaghetti is cooking melt
butter in heavy skillet Add onion ham brown lightly
Add cabbage and toss lightly with ham-onon mixture Add
water and salt Cover and simmer gently minutes Stir in
mushroom and horSeradSh we'll. Fold in spa
ghet Pour into 12quart casserole. Sprinkle with buered
bread crumbs and bake moderate (350 F about 80
minutes.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
By Ruth Dean

The Greater Washington
Women's Committee for State
of Israel Bonds reported sales
totaling $4,000 at a luncheon
yesterday launching its par
ticipation in the third and final
year of the bond issue campaign.
The total figure was announced
after Miss Esther Hurlitz, First
Secretary of the Israel Embassy,
made an appeal in support of the
drive.
Israel can have real and last
ing independence only when she
is economically as we'll as politi-
cally independent, Miss Hurlitz
declared.
Held at the Woodmont Coun-
try Club, the luncheon also fea-
tured presentation of an opera
logue version of Verdi's La
Traviata."
Admission was the purchase
or sale of Israel bonds and addi-
tional purchases were made at
the luncheon.
Miss Hurlitz, who recently
made a six-week trip to Israel
after a tWo-year absence. said
she found the general picture
very good and favorable"
Food is no longer rationed.
tent cities have given way to
apartment developments and
the unemployment problem,
though still a serious one, is no
longer "a frightening situation, ="
she reported.
Miss Hurlitz predicted that
Israel is a land that can flow
with milk and honey" but added
that the job is only half begun.
She compared the country's
present economic status to a
half f-baked cake. You know
you've put in the right ingredi-
ents and that the oven tempera-
ture is right" she said, but you
Evening star., 1953-07-01
.Stoy-ot-Honne
Camp Opened
.Bv YWCA

The Washington YWCA's
Camp Stay-at-Home" opened
yesterday to provide a camping
program for girls who will re-
main in the city with their fam
lilies this summer.
Twelve-to-15-year-oldS are en-
rolled in the first session. which
will continue through July %.
The camp will then be opened
to youngsters from 9 through II,
until August 20.
The program includes a day
in the country and two days of
activities at the YWCA Build
ing at Seventeenth and K
streets NV.
The "day in the country" has
been made possible through the
cooperation of Potomac School
in Langley, Va. which is making
it's campus available once a week
so that the "Stay-at-homerS"
can learn traditional nature-lore
camping.
Bird study at the bird sanctu-
ary of the school and sports on
the playing fields will be a part
of the outdoor program.
Campfire cookery also will be
featured. The counselors prom
Use such tempting dishes as
hamburger -onion-potato carrot
stews. wrapped in tinfoil and
buried in the Goals, for a demon
Stration of tinfoil cookery. Tin
can and stick cookery also will
be taught the campers.
Miss Betty Hanna. camp di-
rector, said the program will be
flexible in order to give the teen
ayers chance to select activities
in which they have a special in
terest. Music, dramatics, modern
dance. sports and arts and crafts
will be included.
Camp Stay-at-Home is planned
by the YWCA Teen-Age Program
Committee Of which Mrs. Bruce
McRae is chairman.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
Wonen's Luncheon Boosts
Local Sale of Israel Bonds

want to be sure the oven tenn
perature is right when the cake
is ready to come out of the oven.
so it won't fall in"
Israel's biggest need now, she
continued, is investment capital
so that it can develop the nat
ural resources that have been
discovered in the Negev region
and alleviate the unemployment
that threatens to stalemate fu-
ture progress toward economic
independence.
Another appeal was made by
Mrs. Raphael Tourover, national
Jewish woman'S leader and ad-
wiser to the local bonds commit
tee.
She told the women that their
purchase of bonds was not just
an investment in the economic
future of Israel; but in their own
future dignity as American Jews
when Israel does reach complete
independence.
Three nationally known oper-
attic stars played the principal
parts in the Verdi Operalogue,
for which Carol Longone, origi-
nator of the new art form, was
narrator and accompanist. The
new form condenses a three-hour
opera into an hour and a half
performance by featuring princi-
pal arias and bridging incidental
action with narrative and piano
accompaniment.
Mathilde Sarrand, young
French soprano, played the part
of "Violetto," while Michael
Bartlett, tenor, and Richard To-
rigi, baritone, respectively, sang
the Alfredo" and "Giorgio"
roles.
Mrs. Alexander Hassan, chair
man of the women's division for
the bond drive, presided at the
luncheon and Mrs. Emanuel
Cohen was chairman of arrange
mentS.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
Repot to the Homenoker
|Quickie Caramel Rolls; New Mint FIovorinq

The essence comes in a two
ounce bottle with a shaker top.
It is made from the finest Sc
lected mint leaves and contains
no Sweetening, vinegar or alco-
hol.
If you like that cool fresh
flavor mint gives, Just try adding
a few drops to a pitcher of lem
onade concentrate. We added
it to orange juice and liked it
equally as well. A dash or two
brings out the natural garden
freshness of green salad, and
such vegetables as carrots and
peas are always improved with
light touch of mint. We
could go on and on and name a
dozen different foods that have
natural affinity for this lovely
aromatic plant. Take iced tea,
for instance, mint sauce for
lamb, candies and icings, or
appleSauce they all benefit
when mint is used to enhance
the flavor.
Eosy Does It
If you feel your cold-plate
suppers should include one hot
dish, we suggest these "quickie
caramel rolls. Nice surprise, too,
for a leisurely family breakfast
some Sunday morning. And you
don't have to get up with the
crack of dawn to get them
started because you use oven
ready biscuits the kind you
find in the refrigerated cases in
slender round containers.
First you make caramel
sauce by melting l2-pound
package of caramels (the kind
you get at the grocery store) in
y cup of hot milk. Stir until
Evening star., 1953-07-01

the sauce is smooth. This makes
a little more than you'll need
for the rolls but it keeps or you
can use it over ice cream later
in the day. Next step: Sprinkle
2 tablespoons of sugar and 3 of
chopped pecans over the bottom
of a well-greased 9-inch round
cake pan. Pour over this "a cup
of the caramel sauce. Now sepa-
rate 2 packages of the ovenready
biscuits and dip each one
in melted butter or margarine
9TH take about y cup to do the
job. Place Is of the biscuits,
overlapping around the outer
edge. Use the remaining 8 for
the center. Bake in a hot oven
(425 degrees F.) about 20 min
uteS.
Here and There:
It pays to let yeast bread dough
"rest" about 10 minutes before
molding it. Dough that has
rested" results in well-shaped
rolls and loaves Summer
activities, such as gardening,
hiking, golfing, require that you
eat three good meals day. With
your first meal, breakfast. the
thriftiest of the day, you're wise
to give it proper attention. Build
the daily morning meal around a
pattern of fruit, cereal, milk.
bread and butter for top morn
ing mental and physical effici-
ency Chocolate coated pine
apple chunks have a wonderful
Evening star., 1953-07-01
CHAPTER Donates FIuo

The Erasmus Perry Chapter Of
the OAR has donated an Ameri-
can flag to Girl Scouts of Troop
No. COL in Bealsville, Md, who
will carry it in the Fourth of
July f1remen's parade. The gift
had a special significance for the
chapter because the leader of
the troop, Mrs. William B. Crit
fifth. is the wife of a descendant
of Erasmus Perry, Revolutionary
soldier for whom the group is
named.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
ICooI Cookinq

Keep your kitchen cool and
pan-broil chops. Use a heavy
slightly creased skillet and heat
it; add the chops and brown.
turning often. Pour off the fat as
it meltS and collects.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
Quick Sauce

Want quick sauce for an ice
cream or sherbet dessert? Use
a can of crushed pineapple and
team it with any summer fruit
on hand such as strawberries or
finely diced melon.
Evening star., 1953-07-01
By Violet Faulkner

Do we need to remind you to
shop early this week? Saturday
| will be a holiday for the grocery
stores, too. and most of them
will be closed.
In planning your weekend
menus make it easy for yourself.
Choose desserts from the array
of summer fruits you'll find
available. It's much too hot
these days to heat up the kitchen
baking pies and cakes. You'll
find plenty of variety among
the melons, small berries, plums.
cherries, apricots and peaches
to suit everyone's taste. Choose
your vegetables from the abund-
ant supplies of snap beans. beets,
carrots. cabbage, cucumbers,
lettuce, potatoes, squash and
celery.
Fryers for the Fourth
Whether you're going to be a
homebody this week end or trek
to some picnic grounds, you'll
have a good pick of broilers or
fryers for your dinner. Both are
featured on the July list of plenz
tifuls. Beef, of course. is still the
top red meat. and local varieties
of fresh fish are in good supply.
Let us caution you, don't at
tempt to take a crab meat salad
far from home base unless you
have means OF keeping it we'll
refrigerated. 1t will spoil quick
ly in this weather.
Flavor Of Mint
Next best thing to having a
mint bed outside your kitchen
door is a bottle of the new mint
f1avoring on the pantry shelf.