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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDSN1OBILE 40 de luxe 4-dr. sedan :
excel. eond.; going to service i :0 500
down, take over 10 more payments
e SaS goo PEE s-E mSnth. win show 10
oIDsM6BBlLHE 0' 81 1884, Super Hol,.
day; $4,000 miles: excel. cond.; all
extras. Must sell. $2.O96, cash or
oTL6 1i;s 81 61;o 1879 "ss"; hydra
stoS: I FAY %is n. 'g sIss. n sHnd
snow tires. nyion upholstery;
LEE. wo. 6-7SS6. 81 81
OLDSMOBILE 1850 Futuramic Cdr.
sedan: heater, defroster, Hydra
Matte. A real good car; 81. 900.
z sSn6 Ger terms sv. KIRK 3 METos 4 CO. CO.
oIDsMOs sII1ss is5a Super "ss" Hon.
day coupe; sparkling 2-tone green
finish, radio, heater. Royal Master
HH5ttsEa tires driven and dual range
IToL cADILIAc-oLDsMoBiiE Co,
1922 22nd st.. NV, ST. $4,000.
OLDSMOBILE 1947 club coupe. 49,
0 mGael; "a pvt; a.S SSSner; $500 or best
o HTSls.Msf;E. 1s4s 20: geo. De luxe IKE;
AAy AA - -4NA0tASe Ase A.e p4pAOO VI DG9b
e ~ as! ~ 9. i SSsS Ear.
Completely equipped. including r.
b.. Hydra. A PoHANKA-SERVICED
CAR, sold new by US and regularly
mssss On our sho fsy Viii With
assurance that 1t has had the finest
sso6.HI i n sERyfcE. NC 1875
o TGSs Is & ss ss sessn; excel
defrosser Only sss7 rf SMERs sesse 4
ORME Buick, 18th and NJ SITS.
nv, DI; 7;ll62. Open til 8 pm.
o ddSsSf ffClssii sso .ss. sedanette:
MOTORS. INC. Chrysier-Plymouth,
400 Ga. ave. NV. ia. $4,000.
oLDsMoBILE 1860 "ss" 4-door; r.
ROYAL. MOTORS. INC, chrysler.
Plyym16oGpth. 400 Ga. ave. NV. Ia
o slDsSHi AZ sedan: beautiful zG
medium green. radio. heater. de.
oSis $es EMsRsoS sF'9:m oR%a
lBuickJ, nth and NJ SITS. NV. Di
7,1l62. Open til Q pm. Indoor
cSn.DIsssSsosnE 40 "ss" 4-dr. Hydr.
146IlC T.. u.s O11ks Q0IA BTG0u5 &1, 100
EDGEMOOR MOTOR CO. (Ford)
OLDS '62 "9S" 4-door: Hydra-Matic
Sc, General tires; low mileage
showroom cond.: -$2,695. HOYLI
nF7 ss SALES. 1s4S Cue st. n NV
OL6s '6S Super "ss" 2-door sedan
2-tone. fully equipped, Hydra-M Matte
| 1000 MI: $500 cash and take ovel
rs payments. $S7.24. Ii. 7-07S6
oLDs 1s4e "es" de luxe 4-dr. sedan
excel. cond.; owner; sacrifice
S1.1O0 or best offer. Fort Belvoil
OLDS '53 Super "ss" 4-dr.: r. h.
Hydra: Matte, magic eye, Wv. tires
beautiful 2-tone finish: 176 actua
miles. A great saving; $2.995
HOYLE MOTOR SALES, 1345 Out
Obs Il HX Yssd p9 7s 1s ssSe H,ar,-N mo
r. and h., nylon Sc. low mi, peri
cond. Owner going overseas; S1,14O
co. 6-1643 bet. and 8 pm. liz
OLDS Al 4-dr.;. new engine, Hydra
Matte. Wv; tires; clean; 1923 OF
PACKARD 1940 sedan; radio. heater
beautiful metallic blue finish; i'm
maculate: low mileage; one-owneI
car; $500. WHEELER, INC, Chrys.
ler-Plymouth CEN. 3-470S), 4SOC
| Wisconsin ave. lis
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'4S 2-dr. Spec. de luxe;
r. h.; $S45: 2-day money back trial.
4-month written guarantee. HILL q
SANDERS, WaSh's Oldest Ford
Dealer; lila Vermont ave. NV, AID.
ifSSSj 81 Cambridge 4-dr, dig Sc
tee. HILL g. SANDERS, Wash.'s
Oldest Ford Dealer. lila Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. 10
1947 club cpe. Runs like
xcga sss little car Tor $3.50 i RE-
PREFECcT as 4-dr.: very economical:
day money-back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAN
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
PONTIAC 80 Catalina "s': must
sacrifice; Hydra-Matic; 2-tone: COM
pletely equipped;, orig, owner: loT
or best offer. XII. S-92S6. --1S
Hydra. s49 assS F1o esoi50n poS Sff31.
p 4S2I cen9 SsS s o Wo % ss4SS Sdr
sen; $1,000 or best offer. 10; .
P01NT.iAC $50 chieftain s-cyl. 4-door:
Hydra-Matic: all accessories; So, 200.
After 3 pm. call 10. 2-3717. 30
PONTIAC 81 Catalina; fully equip,
excel; cond.; orig. owner; $1,000.
RA: $3.50 any evening. 30
PONTIAC 1850 Silver Streak Stream
liner 2-dr.;. Hydra. scarlet s. c. A
out; 81. 3s5; 2-day money back trial.
4-month written guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS. WaSh.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer; lila Vermont ave. NV, AID.
PONTIAC 1851 sedanette; 81, 295.
Of amazing car bargains. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC, 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd. ne.
PONTIAC 1851 .4-dr. sedan .s-cyl.
heater. defroster. Beautiful 2-tone
green finish. Many other extras:
$1,790. Bank terms. KIRK MOTOR
Co. 1000 Ga. ave. NV, Ia. $4,000.
Pontiac 1916 chieftain de luxe A.
door; completely equipped including
T.. h. and Hydra. Beautiful original
2-tone green finish. "A one-owner.
low-mileage Pontiac that Is in ex-
csllent condition throughout. WATA
ssaEsPsfsa me- IL iiss 5Ssh s. NV.
PoN;TiAce G is52 Catalina club coupe s.
s sxtI., HyS s1ms r. 40 osssr
CO. harrington Shopping center.
PONTIAC 1887 2-dr.; r., h.. excel.
cond., new paint, good tires; Sl35.
or best offer. WA. 7-793O. pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'62 Patrician: nylon white
side-wal tires. puncture-proof tubes;
s sy sSo EXTRA KIT .t eysFdrive; impsc.;
PSA!SSkS5ARD is5i 200" series. R.. h.;
ssii IA. 90 ss4S2l' After pi~''
covers, dix. blue nm; Al owner car
traded on new. Low mi: ideal for
salesman needing excep. luggage
e es'e c dfy Mo TOR
Spring. OPEN S I'll 8. ~ 5S!'' s-ss sSsl
PACKARD 81 Clipper sed.: s1.4s5.
only $295 down., 2 city blocks OF
W Mn5ins e nNc i7s1 AY gls
densburg Rd. ne.
matte: Ike new. Is. 600 mi; $i,-
s75.s "a. sa76 down. viii finance: RE.
PAdtRs2aikD 40 4-door; immaculate aSs
e es1r 'o $685. mechanically; SO $500
finish, radio. heater, defroster; i'm
maculate inside and out; only 1897.
EMERSON & oRME SBuick). 18th
PACKARD 1915 de luxe 8 4-door:
E.. h, oyerdr.; $795. ROYAL MO-
ORS, INC. Chrysler-Plymouth, 400
Ga. ave. NV. ia. $4,000. 80
1915 sedan; black; inn
mac; $3.50; No money down. WILL
n LL1vA l, 20O1 Nichols ave. Sc. 10
s1csl eond; ssstt. d ncNE a 9stud T.:
baker)' 4O34 Wis. ave-. EN-. $3.50.
1912 2-dr. sedan: r. h.
good condition: only 1895 or best
PIYMoUTTHS 1913 4Ad srt sedan 8 Dam; radio radio
and heater. completely equipped,
very. clean condition; low mileage.
Must sacrifice at 1896. No dealers.
Call co. 5-S254 between 8 and 8
FF F5oao W9 1881 club coupe; $3.50.
PLYMOUTH 194s Special de luxe
isl: tss5S. NJ Eb PelEsfe msrG %or Or
G GH: s SFS6a2; $685. Wis ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1St I5II 1861 1852 Suburban; heater,
R sSs h Es6S slsi iHc sar TI: 5ss
Plyym16oUuth. 41O0 Ga. ave. NV. IA.
PGYMoSutTH Al coupe; motor T Over
haul. good tires. good mech. cond.,
heater; S29b cash. JU. 9-0943.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s Special de luxe 2.
Or; r. h. immaculate. Only $796,
fuli price. trade and terms. WILL
LlAMs. Rhode Island at Goth st.
HYMoUTH ~ 4-dr. Special de lux.
sed.; T., h.; light green; $685.; 2-dav
money-bsck trial, 4-month written
guarantee: HILL q SANDERS
Washs Oldest Ford Dealer. 11l4
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-43OO. -l9
PLYMOUTH 40 sedan; S695. only
$149 down; 2 city blocks Of amaz-
ing car BARGAINS. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. INC, 1871 Bladensburs
Rd. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr.; r., h.; Low
mileage; light blue: good rubber;
1926. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO
(Fordl, 400 Bennine I'd. NE, LII,
4.1O11.
PLYMOUTH 1850 club coupe; 81 ,0s6;
E I; snd h I ~ dark [, blue; one owner
400 BenninR I'd. ne, LII. 4.1Ol1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18
TRICK SPECIALS

'4a Chevrolet, s4-ton pickup $3.50
AS Chew. 1-ton pickup, sides $3.50
$50 GMC, }2-ton pickup. peri. S99E
80 Ford dump. new eng. - 81 ,39i
80 Ford. tractor. Air over ST. 1875
Van trailers. 4 to choose from; reA]
bargains. each --- -... $3.50
For q real used-truck bargain come
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"a. $1,000 Until 9 PM. -a2
ARMY SURPLUS
Army XII Int. dumps, some with
less than 900 miles Never under
the shovel; only $685. each.
Ford stakes; and 2 tons; real nice;
from $685..
Int. XII dump; only S995.
1919 Chevrolet; fat; only $1,095.
Many more to choose from.
CENTRAL MOTORS
5000 Lee Hwy. Arl.. Va.
ia. 2-7000 Until 8 PM.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FRAZER 1947 4-dr. sedan; heater
seat covers: transportation de luxe
and real buy at only $275; runs
nsi M4S SRG s Eos sIr G ri d b2sI
evsninss It'll nTs e. 81 Ju. SP s-7s ~: open
H eEnsl low 1 Si s $751; w IL SR'
H I'LL SlesG1S aye 4dos 81 sedan: ysry
clean car for only S795. L. P; SAT-
FORD (Nash) S507 Colesville I'd,
Silver Spring, Md, JU. 9-S4OO.
HUDSON 80 Super "6' sedan; dark
eIssn T Only t. sss7 .eas i3zsss very
S:y: D1; s;i1ea. Open til pm IN.
ri 1nSSSr display 80 Sonv.,.,b,. srr.- .e.
LER NASH AsHI; 18th and M SITS. NV.
hudson iS4e a-dr. sedan: excel
lent tires; new- print seat covers
56d ssssl s ssr q Dsst Offer els Gan
HUDSON nsE ,'r., 4s super :1 20" s club
owner Gsn !'f $50 f. rE el go shape ed '''
Wv. tires: clean. economical fam.
lily car; $445. 2-day money-back
trial, 4-mo aMhv wEitten guarantee
11Abo -cS GhiN0GEt0, WASH. O1OC6t
F1rd Dealer shd. lila Vermont ave. NV,
KAISER 81 sedan: 81. O95, only S229
down; 2 city blocks Of amazing car
bargains. AUTO WHOLESALERS
INC. 1871 BladensburG Rd. ne.
KAISER 1851 4-dr. sedan; 1 owner.
S1,095, trade and terms. WILLIAMS,
Rhode Island ave. at goth st. ne.
KAISER '4S 4-dr.; T., h., excel trans
portation. Private owner. S395 or
best offer. See any time at 2114 Pa.
k ayS;, h;"' 1s4s 4-dr.; heater, good
low-cost transp.; 1895. NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO. (Ford), $40
Bladensburg I'd. ne, Ii. 7-8300.
LA SALE 1898 cl. cpe.; r, h., excel
cond:; $145: no money down. WI.
IIAMS. 2OO1 Nichols ave. Use. -l9
LINCOLN 1949 Cosmopolitan sedan;
radio and heater. overdrive, seat
covers, white-wall tires; imma
| culate one-owner car: S1,O99
| WHEELER. INC, Chrysler- Plymouth
GEM. 3-470S). $500 Wisconsin ave
LINCOLN 1853 Capri hardtop con.
| vertible: r. and h.. Hydra-Matic
Wv tires, the marvellous four way
automatic seat. power brakes, two
tone ivory body with green tor
with two tone matching all leather
upholstery. tinted glass. This cal
mas showroom appearance. Driven
very few careful miles: Save hum
drsds Of dollars; 1895. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV.
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MALONEY'S, INC.
SU S-3333: Sun. and Eve, ~. 5-903S
1926 Georgia ave. Sill. Sp., Md.
CHEVROLET 1850 Ia-ton panel;
original finish; no lettering: imma-
culate interior; very low mileage.
MANDELL CHEVROLET
1900 NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18
CENTRAL MOTORS

1921 orono %6 S., Alex; Va.
IA. 2-7000 Until 9 PM. 30
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USed-Truck CloSeout Sale
EVERY BUY A BARGAIN

1919 Dodge 1a-ton pickup, 1 owner,
1895: 1850 Studebaker la-ton pick
T et a fe ns stbed ss s25xsaG t GnsvrS
speed rear, S6a5: 194S Chevrolet q
ton. C. and c., l owner, 2-speed rear,
SS45: 1850 Chevrolet 1la-ton stake,
Al condition. $1,145: 1949 Chew
rolet l-ton panel, engine over
1z-ton pickup. clean, S445.
All guaranteed-Terms available.
CALL FOR DETAILS
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET
7725 Wis. Ave. OIL. 2-6100.
-21
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Famous Name
Imported and Domestic
WOOLENS
3$s b:
Reg. 5ss to 8ss
e)88
y yd.
Reg. 59S to 8eS

An assortment to make any get right down to her
ing machine! New exciting Spring assortment of quality
suitnes and cootnes thot include the newest and
coIors All beoutifu-suedes, tweeds nubby weoves,
Worsted checks, tropico worsteds eured sutnes eob
ordnes Worsted crepes and many many others Dark and
pastel shades and all from weIIknown mills.
LansOughs-FABRlc cENTER-Thad
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Imported
Pure Linen
81 coors! 1u
votdyed = =
Fully Shrunk! o

It's THE in pure nen The designers always insist
on The you top fashion magazines Superb quality!
Creoeesistont Longweoring! And 81 Of the gorgeous
glorious, exciting coo you've seen Perfect for suits DRESS
es evening wear! LESS THAN " PRICE!
Evening star., 1953-03-22
Crepes!
Shantungs
Surahs!
188 ,..
.saAs 4 i4aa 2s
ar- bt tee tll3#
s*.ar

Reg. 2sS to 3s5
SD
Fashions all time fovorites the silk
prints that are the rage for your Spring
ensemble. Afternoon dresses, cocktail
frocks, droped evening gowns they're
all terrific in pure printed silk crepe, shon-
tung or suroh! Sove over l5 to "!
Lansburgh's- h's-FABRIC CENTER-Thtrd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
appointment
|SurprisesNeW
Marine Chief
1t. Col. HonbIet
Youngest Director
Of Service Women
BY Betty Miles

| 1t. Col. Julia E. Hamblet,
who came to Marine Corps Head
quarters at Arlington Annex yes
terday for what she thought was
a routine conference. left as the
director. designate Of the
Women Marines. At So, attrac-
tive Col. Hamblet will be the
youngest director of women in
the armed services.
Her eyes shining as she ac-
cepted congratulations. Col.
Hamblet said she had no inkling
of the wen-kept secret until she
was called to the Office Of Gen.
Lemuel c. Shepherd, jr., Com
mandant Of the Corps, who told
her the news himself. She will
be given the rank of full colonel
on May /, upon the retirement
of Col. Katherine Towle.
Although her given name is
Julia, Col. Hamblet has always
been called Judy - eft Just
seemed to fit" Five foot, 10
inches tall, with hazel eyes and
naturally wavy dark hair, she
turns aside questions about her.
self with characteristic poise. II
don't like to talk about myself, {"
she said simply. But" she
added warmly, II can talk in
definitely about the Marine
Corps"
She'll miss her present post
at Quantico, she confessed. She
has been very enthusiastic about
her work as officer in charge of
the women officers training pro-
gram there. She came to Guam
tico last March after a little less
than a years tour of duty in
Honolulu.
II think there are wonderful
possibilities for women in the
service" she said. Girls who
have taken a liberal arts course,
for example, but who don't have
a specially. or experience, will
find many opportunities here"
The only career service person
in her family, she knew no Ma
rines, nor did her family, when
she became one-proof positive,
she feels, that prior "connec-
tons" and advancement are not
related. Her two older brothers
were in the service when she
entered, one in the Army, one in
the Navy. She impartially chose
the Marines.
Col. Hamblet started out on
the second rung Of the officers
ladder. She never was a second
lieutenant. A graduate with the
first officers training class at
Mt. Holyoke. Mass. she and sew
eral others were commissioned
first lieutenants in the reserve
on May 4, 1913.
Her first assignment was as
Col. Towle's (then Capt. Towle)
adjutant. Col. Towle has high
praise for her successor. "She
has had practically every type
Of duty a woman Marine Of
f1cer can have" she declared.
II have followed her military
career since her first assignment
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as my adjutant. She has brains
ability, personality and looks"

Col. Hamblet will be the sec
ond director Of the Women Ma
rineS, who were given that name
when women were accepted into
the regular components Of the
armed forces in 1913. Before
that, they were known as women
reserves. Col. Hamblet served
after the war as the third direc-
tor Of the reserves.
During World War II, Col.
Hamblet commanded the Avia-
ton Women Reserve Group-1 at
Marine Corps Air Station in
Cherry Point, N. c. The group
had 1900 women. as many as the
total number on active duty
today.
A graduate of Vassar-with a
Bachelor Of Arts degree-Col.
Hamblet, who is a native of
Massachusetts,, also has a Mas
ter Of Science degree in Public
Administration from Ohio State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
SEASONING PANS.
SMALL DESSERT,

fMTS. /. 5. M, ROcEDtLLe)
All young marrieds should
be enlightened about season
ing" AS bride I, too, used
to scour pots and pans, skillets
and so forth to make them
sparkle. Then my mother was
i'll and for a month ! cooked
in her home. using her 40
year-old darkened and sea-
soned pans. The bacon tast-
ed better, nothing ever stuck
in the pans and I soon realized
that in my desire to have my
own pans sparkling I had been
defeating the purpose of the
>pans-to cook a good meal.
So don't worry about your
waffle iron, and don't ever
cook tomatoes in your nicely
seasoned skillet, the acid will
take off much of your good
seasoning and you'll have to
start all over again. In fact
although it's a little too
drastic for me-if a skillet
were treated the same way as
your grill, never washed, just
wiped out with a little salt and
a paper towel, it would prob
ably produce wonders in the
fried line"
Now, can some one tell me
where I can find recipes for
small (5-inch) pies. Have new
er had very good luck dividing
recipes and a 9-inch pie is just
too big for my small family to
eat in one day. And it's just
wasteful, too, as I have
to throw a lot away. Such
things as cuStard pies are sog-
gy the second day and won't
be eaten. In fact, I'd be de-
lighted to find recipes for any
desserts in small quantity.
+ y + \
ANTIQUE GLASS JAR?
IN. B. G.. Fort Belvoir. VG.)
1have an antique glass candy
jar with white cloudy" streaks
, on the inside. I have tried to
remove it with bleach and with
soda, but no luck. Would GER
tainly appreciate a remedy.
Could 1t be flaws in the glass?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26

which she received in 1851. A set
of tennis or horseback riding are
her first hobby choices when
she has q free moment.
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PAINTING LINOLEUM.
MRS e M . Herndo,, J

UNITS. .. M. P.s f1eTn0OnJ
For Mrs. c. B., Culpeper:
Two years ago ! painted my
kitchen linoleum and I am we'll
pleased with the results. I
used two coats Of floor enamel,
allowing the first coat to dry
thoroughly before applying the
second coat. Before attempt
ing to paint. be sure the limo
leum is clean and free from
wax After the second coat
is dry, dip a sponge in another
color Of paint and dab over
your ground color, making a
spatter of marbleized effect.
You can use more colors If you
wish. After this has dried
thoroughly. put on two coats
of clear floor varnish or limo
leum lacquer or brush on
plastic finish. Last year ] gave
mine another coat of brush-on
plastic. which I had used at
first. This step prevents the
paint from wearing off. and
the floor is easy to clean. The
two colors prevent every foot
print from showing, as they
would on a plain colored floor.
I think the painted linoleum
will last as long as the new
printed linoleum one now buys.
And it is thrilling to see how
new the painted floor looks.
BUYING HOUSE IN IOWA?
MRS. A. S., Washington
We plan to be in Iowa City.
Iowa, for a month this sum-
mer at which time we are
seriously thinking of buying
a house there, because Of the
educational advantages for our
children and because it will be
near my family. How could
we obtain the names of real
tors, etc. to write them before
hand so that when we go to
Iowa they will be able to have
places lined up for us to see?
We sent for an issue of that
citys newspaper but it wasn't
of much help outside of the
ads for houses for sale.
What section of the city has
the most desirable location?
Also, since we are new at buy
ing a home. dc any agencies
or departments of the Govern
ment have literature available
on what to look for in pur-
chasing a house as regards
construction, etc?
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WELCOME FOR GUESTS.
II. w. H., alexandria,
Hail Guest. we ask not what thou art
If STRANGER such no longer be,
# Foe, our love shall conquer theef
(This verse Is Old Welsh.)
(R. B., Washington
This Is our home
And while you're in It,
It's your home too
Each blessed minute:
And so without
A bit Of fuss
From this time on
You're one Of US.
I'M. A., ATlingtoD
Guests, you are welcome here. be at your
ease;
Get UP when you are ready, 60 to bed
when you please.
Happy TO- to share with soq such as we've
The leaks in the roof. the songs in the
potl 49,. , -.
our jokes
Sit deep and come often. you are one
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I'M. A. ArlinntnnI

Guests, you are welcome here. be at your
Get UP when you are ready, 90 to bed
when you please.
Happy to share with sou such as we've
The leaks in the roof. the songs in the
potl
You don't have to thank US. or laugh at
our jokes -
Sit deep and come often, you are one
Of the. folks. = 49,.
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POPPYSEED CAKE.

MRS. r. J. H., Washington
This recipe for poppyseed
cake was given to me by a
friend after I'd had it at her
house. Both my husband and
I think it's marvellous: l cup
poppyseed, IL cups milk, IL
cups sugar, u cup butter, 2
cups flour, 2 teaspoons baking
powder, 4 egg whites, l tea
spoon vanilla. Heat u cup of
milk, pour over poppyseed and
let stand overnight. Cream
butter and sugar, add poppy
seed mixture. Add flour and
baking powder alternately with
rest of milk. Add beaten egg
whites and vanilla. Turn into
q well creased pan, form and
bake in a moderate oven, $50
degrees for IS minutes.
incidentally, at least 2 of
the national spice concerns
put out packages of poppyseed
and one of the food chains
here in the District sells it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
Readers Clearing louise .t s,s' s:." q
MAKING NARROW WIN
DOWS LOOK WIDE;
STORING PLASTIC BAGS
AND COVERS.

DOWS LOOK WIDE;
STORING PLASTIC BAGS
AND COVERS.
mrs. q. c., Washington
To make narrow windows
appear wider: Take a strip
of wood about u to "a inches
thick, and long enough to
extend at least 8 inches beyond
the window frame. Of you're
handy you could make a new
top" for your window frameO
Place the wood strip immedi-
ately above the window frame,
securely attaching it to the
wall with screws or nails. Paint
1t the same color as your
walls. Now attach your dra-
perry fixtures to it, at outer
edges, in the same fashion as
you would attach them to
window frame. When you
hang your Grapes you will
find that they cover wall and
window frame, instead of win
dow, and you will have light
from the entire window. My
drapery fixtures are 10 inches
beyond the edge of the win
dow frame and I bring my
Grapes in far enough to cover
the inside edge of the frame,
allowing the full window to
remain in view.
To store plastic bags and
covers: Make pockets (Such
as are found in a cobbler's
apron) from plastic to match
Grapes or tablecover in your
kitchen. Use long dowel for
top. Sew one edge of plastic
over dowel pin. Put ring
screws" in ends, so they can
be attached to hooks on back
of door, wall. etc. In making
the pockets have the front of
the material narrower in
depth and Wider in width than
the piece attached to dowel
pin. Mark it into 3 sections.
Make a pleat in the middle of
each section. Stick to back
piece at section marks. Stitch
across bottom. Bind top with
firm binding-without pleatS.
You will have a wide-top
pocket for each of 3 types of
covers, bags, hot pan holders,
etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26

(R. B., Washington
This Is our home
And while you're in It,.
It's your home too
Each blessed minute:
And so without
A bit Of fuss
From this time on
You're one OF US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
WELCOME FOR GUESTS.

~. w. H., AteTGnGftGJ
OF Friend, we greet thee hand and heart
If STRANGER, such no longer be,
If Foe, our love shall conquer theel
(This verse Is Old WelSh.)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-07-10
cooking's Fun

SUMNER VEGETABLE SUPPER
Stuffed Eggplant with Cheese
creamed Green Tomato and Gu
Peas cumber Salad
6tueberry Pie Beverage
STUFFED EGGPLANT WITH
CHEESE
Ingredients: / small eggplant
(about i pound). 1/3 cup fat, "
cup finely diced onion, n cup
finely diced celery, cup fine
unsalted cracker crumbs, one
3-ounce can chopped broiled
mushrooms, "a teaspoon salt, 1/8
teaspoon pepper, 1 teaspoon
minced parsley, sandwich slices
of process Cheddar cheese.
Method: Peel eggplant and cut
In about 8 slices. Dip each slice
in flour. Heat fat in skillet and
brown each slice on both sides
over moderate heat. Arrange half
of Drowned eggplant slices on 9h-
inch pie plate. Add onion and
celery to fat remaining in pan
and cook until tender but not
Drowned, about 10 minutes, stirr-
ing often. Stir in crumbs; Add
mushrooms, including liquid from
can. salt. pepper and parsley. Mix
well and spread over slices of egg
plant in pie plate. Top layer of
filing with remaining Drowned