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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1850 dump, with Day
brook body with cab shield and high.
load sideboards Fully equipped with
signal lights and all running lights.
radio heater spotlight, sun visor
2-speed rear and flSh-plated frame.
This truck ready for work. S1,345.
AID. 2-O1s5. Open 8 to 9.
DODGE 40 pickup; in good cond
$500. Call UN. 44440. Ill
DODGE. 1921; dump body; goo good
$500 or best offer. OIL. 2-9323.
FORD 194s FL s-cylinder la-ton
panel delivery; reprinted Ford req:
heater; excel. tires; S695. PARK
WAY FORD. 1851 NJ st. NV AID
2-01S5.
TRUCKS-When looking for your
used truck, be sure and see us. Our
vast experience in sales and main
at your service. EDMoNDs MOTORS
(FordD. ia. 2-4300, 329s wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va. 10 >,
DUMP TRUCKS. hulldozer. small
front-end loader. 105-ft. air COM
pressor. Call after 6 pm. ia.
FORD f1ie5o ,a-ton panel. Will sacri-
2013 Kearny st. ne. HUI. 3-7033.
INTERNATIONAL 1850 Metro; almost
new cond.; orig. owner; cost $500;
must sac; S1,395. terms. ROPER.
18th and R. l. ave. ne. ~"
eTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion; h.,
oyerdriy so BLACK HoFg@ giant Al M AZ ths
co. (Fordl. 440O Benning I'd. ne.
LII 4-I011
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CONVERTIBLES
CADILLACS WANTED

Ask for "Skippy," EN-. 2-010C
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Woodmoor-By Owner
OWNER TRANSFERRED

Convenient location; 5 bedrms., with
2 full baths; full bsmt.; liv. rm.
with 6repl.; separate din. rm.; as
sumo AZ G1 loan; no agents. JU.
S-92S3. Ia
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CoLoRED-15th AND cRTTTENDEN
Beautiful extra-large 9-rm. brick
home. Two full baths and two u
recreation rm. ideal for entertain
ment with oversize living rm. and
dining rm. Terms. Ewes. AID.
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GOOD HOMES

WOULD AN EXTRA APT. work in
with part of your family? This
lovely home. Just of Dale drive has
rooms and bath separate from the
rest OF the house which has a ,1st
bedrooms and bath upstairs; a lot
of property for only S24,7 $50.
INDIVIDUALITY AND STYLE will
impress you in this custom brick
home in the upper New Hamp. ave.
area in Md; 6 rooms, tiled bath,
ISt foor powder room. secluded
corner lot; S22, 800.
OWNER IS MOVING away from this
modern brick rambler of 3-bedroom
ddesign, a piGture-book, kitchen, :;
lot; handy to parochial or public
schools, to downtown bus or to
shops; S17,750, on exceptional
NEARLY NEW BUNGALOW ia GEN.
trail Sill. Spg.; modern in styling,
bedrooms and bath, complete
oltSnsn onIy s1a'5o6 qf1l room; NICE level lot;
FouR BEDRooMs AND TWO baths,
$14. 500; in this abs. shingle home
in Rockville, garage and fenced lot,
near schools and markets: in nice
ASSUME SSHfSfiSni AZ. MICE, on this semi
attached Wheaton home: 6 rooms
and bath, full bsmt., equipped
kitchen; near all manner of shops.
bank and P. O.: $4,000.
3-YEAR-OLD CAPE COD in Kensing-
ton, 2 bedrooms and bath down
and another bedroom up. recr. room.
equipped kitchen; lot. 52x150;
$l4,950. on very good terms.
APT. BLDG. of 3 units, all brick,
corner. owners apt. has bedrooms
others have one: near shops and
downtown bus where apis. keep
rented; S25,950.
$1,000 DOWN will buy this brick
bungalow in Wheaton Hills; 2
bedrooms. tiled bath, dining area,
equipped kitchen. util. room; S12,950.
NONE OF THESE HOMES is adver-
tiSed by other offices.
OpEN EUENTNSd
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CHEVY CHASE AREA, between Conn.
and Rock Greek Park. Charming s.
bedrm., den, 2la baths. rec. rm; For
appt., 10. 4-6400. WO. 6-4139.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
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COLORED
CT LOAN
& ROOMS-S995 DOWN

8 ROOMS-$yJ5 DOWN
PAYMENTS UNDER 500 PER MO.
Beautiful 3-year-old brick home il
lovely Brookland, of R. 1. ave.; con
err tiled bath. lovely living room
dining room. modern kitchen. full
basement. Take ever SI1,200 Gl
Az. loan; payments less than rent
Call Mr.. Bassin. eyes,. ia. 9-6554
with BLITz & CO. Ma. S-6397
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Houses BY Hughes

$500 DOWN, 3 bedrooms. tile bath.
1ulI basement: 1S0-ft. lot. Property
neeoS MINOR repair but is basically
ST. 900 DOWN, 4-bedroom home in
new section of Riverdale Park, close
to new school and shopping center.
First class condition. Only $4,000.
81. .450 DOWN. Lovely brick Colonial
near New Hampshire ave. 6 delight
ful rooms. appliance-stocked kitchen.
Take over $10,400 GI loan. Low
monthly payments.
$1,000 DOWN. Exceptionally god
buy in Sunnybrook. Close to Chew
erly shopping center. 4 bedrooms,
full basement, oil heat, extras ga
lore. Only S55 per month.
$11.950. Custom-built bungalow,
absolutely immaculate. well-ar-
ranged rooms, full daylight base
ment. side screened porch, charm
ing paddock fence. Low down pay
ment.
$4,000. 3-bedroom, all-brick Cali
fornia rambler. a real show place.
Excellent location. Only 500 per
month.
Sl4,500 Groom, all-brick Georgian
in popular West Hyattsville. Today's
best buyl $1,000 down.
w. r. Hughes Co.
AP. 7-1400 TIL PM.
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. Cont
CT LOAN

6-rm. semidet. brick, (corner) lge. iv
and din. rm. comb, modern d.
luxe kit, 1st-flr. powder rm.. 3 bed
rms, full tile bath on 2nd fl. Base
to-baSe broadloom carpet, Anchor
fence. Full bsmt. Rec. rm., gas &C.
GI loan, $13,250. Payments SS7.S7
mo. Call LEGUM g. GERBER
REALTY, EN-. $4,000, 1915 Conn.
ave. Open It'll 9 pm. Ia
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HOME Ann TNCOME

439 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
8 rms; 4 rms. IN each A.; 2 kits,
finished rec. rm. with bar and Law.
BY appt., call Miss zaker' DI.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLORED; VACANT. NEAR
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. SIX
EooMs EGS@i rR6Rr AHR BAT5; aNb RGAS GAs
PORCHES; TILED BATH.
OWNER WILL SELL THIS
BEAUTIFUL HOME ON EASY
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
So 600 DOWN-RRICK
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Near Indian Spring-Sep. din. rm., 9
bedrms.; screened porch; full bsmt,
Nice lot. Call It'll 8. DOROTHY K.
WINSTON & CO., ST. 3-O55O
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AUERBAcH g. CO.. p1. 7-e5o1.

AUERBACH & CO., D1. 7-6501.
COLORED-PETWORTH-S13.950
3-bedrm. brick; newly decorated:
convenient to shopping, transp
Good terms. Mr.. KatZ. Ia. 9-1709
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Rnnlfnr 1904 1Akh An Onnk
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Shepherd Park Area

sToM-BUILT BRICK RAMBLER
Just of 18th ST. and Northgate rd
Beautiful new 3-bedrm. brick home
Center-hall entrance. 3 full baths
lge. elec. kit, concrete front porch
built-in garage, sep. dining room
3.6652. AUERBACH & CO.. DI
7-65Ol.
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GLOVER PARK
KENT

First offering of this stately custom
built Colonial center-entrance home.
with first-f1oor library and powder
room: large screened living porch
overlooking beautiful grounds with
dogwood and other lovely paintings;
4 bedrooms, 2 baths on end floor
bedroom and bath on 3rd f., plus
large storage areas; rec. room with
fireplace: 2-car built in garage
Slg30oo: ooei99o eVes Wo Sh Hf sLie19 Ts'oI ROSS SIS
& PHELPS INC 1417 Z St NV
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
S21,5OO

White clapboard Colonial residence
An excellent corner property not faI
from bus and within walking dis.
parochial schools. Full basement
hot-water heat with oil furnace
Cheerful living rm. and dining rm.,
good kitchen; 3 large bedrms.,
baths. To inspect call WO. $4,000.
Office open It'll 8
EdW. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
NIEIIX CIIACE n q
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w. R. Hughes CO.
AP. 7-1400 TIL 8 PM.
SPACE AND STABILITY

SPACE AND STABILITY
In this fine family home; bedrms.,
two twin sized: tiled bath. liv.
rm. 23xl6, .firepl.; family-sized din.
rm.; large kit; bsmt.; h.-w.h., oil;
gar. These are only q few plus
features in this home. Lot 50x20O.
One block off Baltimore blvd. Priced
S14.250; $1,000 down. owner.
CLYDE J.. MARKEY. AP. 7-2255,
AP. 7-4I0S, ID
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CHEVY CHASE AREA
Attention Doctors!

HOME AND OFFICE
In spacious new custom-built ram
bier facing Conn. ave. in No. Chevy
Bsmt. is (e2x41 with 9h-ft. ceiling is
ground level at front and con-
tsdIn. tains 8 lge. rms, rms, and and bath; Hot;
office of owner. 1st f1r. contains
lge. liv. rm., separate din. rm., 81
it.. kit, incl. porch, 4 twin-sized
bedrms. and 2 baths. Storage attic
haeei; hagen, 'e6t4 81. 4to4o111o ~ s. JAMES 1GL- L.
DIXON CO.. ST. $1,000. Ia
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

OEEV 7 OI1AOE, MD.
In the Rollingwood Section
With the advantages of a recrea-
tional center and the riding
brick Colonial residence with at
tractive living room. family sized
dining room, todays kitchen and
powder rm.; 2nd fl. has 3 excel
lent bedrms. and 2 bath. Out
this delightful property. For appt
to inspect. call WO. $4,000. Office
open till 8.
EdW. H. Jones & Co., Inc,
rIIEITv |uAcE n 1E
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WOOD COMPANY
S15 70(

All brick Colonial charm. Silver
Spring. English-Style bsmt. Beautiful
lot with trees. 3 bedrooms. Small
down pymt: Vacant, immediate occu-
9-SO1O till 8. MONTGOMERY IN
VESTMENT & INSURANCE CO. IA"
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

IS4AGN NAAAOG, MO.
NEW BRICK COLONIAL
Spacious. custom built, true center.
hall Colonial. WITH LARGE
ROOMS, big closets. de luxe electric
kitchen with disposal, dishwasher
many cabinets and breakfast area
1st-f1r. powder room, 3 bedrooms,
baths on End fir: huge screened
porch, bright basement: large, leve
lot. NEAR SOMERSET SCHOOL
RECREATION CENTER AND
BLOCK TO TRANSPORTATION
Excellent financing available. Offlce
open It'll 9.
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-940(
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA AREA-In lovely Park
wood, 4409 Edgefield rd.-3-bedrm.
brick rambler; large GE kit: bsmt.
VACANT. Slb.950. EN-. 1928.
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LOCUST HILLS-Brick, 3 bedrooms
22 baths, large living room, full
basement. garage; large lot; barbe-
cue fireplace. Price. S2S.950.
Brick. 3 bedrooms. den, ~ baths,
large porch. breeZeway, garage; fire.
place in living room and basement
Parkwood-Brick 8 bedrooms, full
dining room. large living room, full
basement. breezeway, garage; nice
trees: close to schools, churches.
S21. 800.
Bethesda-Rambler, modern, 3 bed
rooms. 2 baths; large lot, 165x150.
Fairly priced at $4,000.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-Brick, bed
rooms, 1Ha baths. tiled basement
(floorl, garage; nice lot. A good buy
at $4,000. Close to Circle.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH co.
To A.6Ann TTTJ. O
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BETHESDA

Attractive brick Cape Cod, near NH.
excel trd dnsp.; 1st fl. has liv. rm.
with f1rdpl., sep. din. rm., kit, 2
bedrms. and bath; End fl. finished
into l lge. dormitory bedrm. full
bSmt., gas &C. heat; side screened
porch, garage; vacant, immediate
possession.
E. M. FRY, INC, OIL. 2-87OO
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MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14Lh st. AID. 4-2OO5

ASSUME 50. 800 CT LOAN
As UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
OPEN . TO DARK SUN. AND DAILY
Powder room; semidet. brick Groom
home, in ideal neighborhood; 3 we'll
arranged bedrms. and modern bath
on 2nd H.: full bsmt. with gas hot
water heat: rear yard with shade
trees. Payments only S72.01 monthly
including interest, principal. taxes
and insurance. Call Mr.. Saginor,
RA. 6-405l.
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ONLY $500 DOWN

Near Walter Reed-Detached nrick;
vacant: large rms. y tiled baths;
gas h-w.h.; newly decorated. Bal
ance like rent. NE. S-0O95; eves.r
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS
6-rrn. det. corner brick; convenient
location Reasonable price with
easy terms. Call Mr.. Crawford, Cy.
press 7-S95S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtors 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2OOs
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SPRING VALLEY
TAKOMA PARK

500 DOWN
Move right in. Two-bedrm., newly
dec. det. brick; full bSmt, din. rm
Conv. to everything. Only $13.950
Call Mr.. Fitzig LO. 4-0069
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO,
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SPICK-AND-SPAi
BETHESDA
1St-ETQOR BEDROOM

1SG-FLOON bEDhOOM
Only $4,000 cash required to pur-
brick home. in perfect condition
Attractive 1st-fioor bedrm. and full
bath; 2 nice bedrms. and bath. on
End floor; Lear garage. EXcep-
tionally good financing. Full base.
ment; large de luxe kitchen. A
home well worth inspecting al
S-56Oo In 8 pm. "1-- -
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CHEVY CHASE

4 (four) bedrooms plus den, 2h
baths. Brick Dutch Colonial with
ment. On quiet street in popular
family neighborhood . Convenient
to Blessed Sacrament and Rosemary
Schools, shopping and Conn. ave.
busline. SenSibly priced at $24,950.
Need for decorating accounts for
this low price. Call this evening.
OIL. 6-6S76.
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s3o
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CAPITOL, HTTI,

CAPITOL HILL
Restore this fine H. I'm. 2Is-batb
nome yourself and save the middle
mans cost. l u blocks from House
ONCE Bldg is located this Imposing
f1at-front. brick home. Home can be
remodeled into two spacious high
celllnged apis. or one very large
home. House is 2-storv and bsn6t,
type. Very reasonably priced for
5l5 E; Capitol st. Ii. 3-0129; ewes.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

GHTS-Detachec
brick, 7-room bungaIow with 4 bed
bath 1st fir.), full bsmt.. porch; ga:
heat. A bargain; SI3,50O. HART.
MAN REALTY, INC, 1345 Coco
Hope rd. Sc, LU. 4-3400 or LU. 2.
CAPITOL HILL, overlooking park
Ten-room, 3-story brick with Eng.
lish bsmt. and garden. $4,000 will
handle this Restoration or invest.
ment property. Call Mr.. VanEck
with MEzzANOTTE a. CO, CO
$4,000 or IL 7-5443 -15
1906 ID ST. S.E.-Semidetached brick
3 rooms and bath. h.-a.h.; price
$500, with $1,000 down, balance
monthly. RE. 7-1181.
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C00TT0CF UCU APFA

DETACHED BRICK-SI3,y5O
A modern. attractive 2-bedrm. det.
brick home on large level lot at a
low price Fireplace in liv. rm:,
separate din. rm., full bsmt. with
heated rec. rm., gas hot water heat.
Terms can be arranged. Call me
and see. Call Mr.. Clark, RA. 3-9O1l.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtnr 1904 Nth st AID 4-2O0b
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WALTER REED
"RAMBLER"
51o0 Linnean Ter, NV.

New brick rambler: large sized; full
center hall: large liv. and din. rms,
large library, 3 large bedrmS. and 3
GE gas a.-c. heat and GE refriger-
ated air-cooling unit. Quality ma
terial and workmanship. Open daily
Ia pm. LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO.. EN-. 10000. 3%1 8
Evening star., 1953-10-13

FORT DUPONT AREA
Charmine semidet. brick home; 6
yd.; newly redec.; storm windows
Only S12,950. Terms most reas.
HU. 3-33l6, CHAPMAN REALTY co.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-03

kamp, Miss Joan Bender, Donald
IIershhergcr Miss Ethel Broad
water. Miss Viola Broadwater, Ruth
Ann Grimm, William Grimm,
Kathy Lucia, Ann Bender, Samuel
and Jerry Epstein, Charlotte Nc
Curdy, LoWcrY NcCurdy, Richard
McCurdy and Sonny Riggs.
Brownies Receive Pins
The Brownie Scouts Of Grants
Vile were invested and received
their pine Friday evening. Mrs.
Neil Swartzweldcr was in charge
of the program.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Huff, of
Silver Spring, are spending this
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-03
GrantSVilLe Notes

Boston, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boucher. Birmingham, Ala; Miss
Rounie Young, r. ~, Pittsburgh,
Pa; William Finnie, Washington,
D. c.; George Paxton and Bruce
Phillips, Meyersdale club; Bradley
Hoke, Jr., and Miss Susan LEIGH
liter, Salisbury, Pa; Miss Kathryn
Spcichcr, Accident; Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Swartzweder Mrs. n. r..
Davis. Justin Rigps. Miss ShirloN
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-03
Merrill Reunion

The annual reunion of the Mer-
rill family will be held at the Mead
ow Mountain Inn, Route 40, four
miles east of Grantsville, Sunday,
September 6. All relatives and
friends are invited to attend and
bring a picnic basket. Jesse Mer-
rill is secretary of the group.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-03

The Grantsville Rotary club held
its annual picnic Tuesday evening
at the New Germany recreational
area.
sided. Ross Speicher gave the invo-
Clair l. Young, president, pre-
cation
Besides the Rotary and Rotary
AIMS attending, guests included:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Boucher, Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-03

This year marks the fifth in a
row where new buildings passed
the million mark.
Evening star., 1953-05-13

BREAD RECIPES2
TO CLEAN ASPHALT. TILE?
/AFrc II n Mo1r511nf011I

TO CLEAN ASPHALT. TILE?
mrs. H. T., NelDingtonJ
I would like very much to
have a recipe for pumpernickle
bread similar to one made by
a Polish woman l once knew.
She used very coarse rye flour
Qooked like oatmeaD and the
loaveS looked like a pullman
loaf and were baked in a pan
with a lid to make four square
sides to the loaf. This bread
was very dark and had a some
what sour taste. 1t was de-
liciouS! Where also might I
obtain coarse rye flour in small
amounts? She used to get it
by buying 100 pound bags. I
have looked in many cook
books and the only one which
has a recipe for pumpernickle
bread is the Settlement House
Cook Book, but this called for
boiling a corn meal mixture
as part of the dough and I do
not think she did this.
Another recipe I would ap-
preciate having is one for
sour French bread which has
a soft crust. In the country
in Quebec they call this French
country bread, but won't give
you recipe.
One other problem-how
can I clean ivory colored mar
belized asphalt tile which has
turned brown in spots? have
tried cleaners of all kinds.
x X X X
BOAT TRIP?
MRS. w. H. S., washington
Could some one who has
taken the tWo-Week boat trip
from San Francisco to Tokyo
on one of the American Presi-
dent Line boats please tell me
how much they dress for din
ner. Any suggestions as to
suitable clothing for both men
and women for such a trip
would be appreciated. The trip
is to be taken In August.
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Conducted By
BETSY CASWELL
HOT AVOCADO RECIPE,

HOT AVOCADO RECIPE;
REFINISHING FURNITURE;
CANAPES
Mrs. C. B. D., CheUy ChGse)
For Mrs. H. A. S., Washing
ton, a very good hot avocado
recipe: take fairly green avo-
cados (firmer than those to
be eaten raw) remove the seed
and fill with creamed or deviled
crab II prefer deviled). bake
till avocado is we'll heated and
crab Drowned. Fairly short
time. I devil my crab by mix
ing worcestershire. catsup, to-
basco, salt, pepper. MSG
enough to season and sampen.
This is a nice party dish.
For Mrs. M. B. N, Falls
Church: I recently sent in a
method for refinishing furni-
ture. This was in answer to
someone's request for finish
ing antiques, but (to para
phrase Gertrude Stein) "a
good finish is a good finish, is
a good finish, is a good finish"
Whether the finish is old and
being redone, or you're trying
to build up a finish makes
some difference, but either
way you're trying to get an
even, smooth protective finish.
AS a matter of fact the piece
my husband is working on at
present is a combination desk
chest in birch, as is modern
piece from a surplus store.
When bought it was shiny and
reddish. This finish was re.
moved as described in my for
mer letter and now the piece
is a lovely natural color and is
fast becoming satiny to the
touch. If you clipped my let
ter it should be some help. II
you didn't you can get in touch
with me through RICH and I
will be glad to tell you how
my husband went about doing
over the chest.
For the lady who wants
canapes--two good ones are
one-bite bread rounds, COW
cred with bitey cheese.
topped with a button musl-
room Drowned: tiny one-bite
hamburgers served on tooth
picks, with a dish of hot mus
tard.
REMOVE GREASE SPOTSa
MRS. w. C. B., Rockuille)
I enjoy RICH tremendously
and want to help Mrs. r. G.,
Arlington. Diamond rings
will sparkle if placed in warm
water to which ammonia has
been added. incidentally am
monia water will do a WON
derful job on combs and
brushes with no effort.
I am still bothered about
getting grease spots out of
colored linen doilies. My cure
all for all ills-ammonia water
does not quite do the trick.
Also can some one help me
with suggestions for removing
red wine spots from white and
colored linens?
Evening star., 1953-05-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Our thanks to the tolloUing,
10hose contributions and re-
quests 1Dere similar to those
already received and awaiting
publication:
WaShington-Mrs. M. w. E.,
Mrs. L. A. D., v. B. H., E. R. B.,
Mrs. M. M. B., Mrs. j. F. B.,
M. c. r., Mrs. H. C. NJ. M. M.
G., Mrs. M. p, Mrs. c. C. NJ,
Mrs. L. S. NJ, Miss H. A. W.,
Mrs. E. G. c., r. M. D.
ArIingtOn-E. L., Mrs. G. E.
S., Mrs. v. B.. Mrs. c. j. A.,
Mrs. c.. Miss G.. S. Bellemeade
IN. c. S. Bethesda-A. H. c.
Cabin JOhn-MrS. F.. E. j. Ed
monstOn-Mrs. r. F. Fairfax
Miss C. G. Hyattsville-Mrs.
J. H. L., Mrs. G. A. T., M. E. N.
Riverdale-V. M. K. Shady
Side-Mrs. E. w. Silver Spring
Mrs. H. F., A. Y. Wheaton,
Mrs. r. B. w.
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For LounoinQ

Wear indoor pants with a
harem flare. These are full to
just above the ankle. where they
are caught in, Turkish style. In
coral silk, they have halter top
and contrasting cummerbund at
the waist. and are properly worn
with a sheer peignoir and high
heeled mules.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
Speaker Named

Mrs. Mamie L. Mizen, a men,
ber Of the staff Of Senator Hunt.
Democrat, of Wyoming, will ad-
dress the District Chapter,
American Society of Women
Accountants, tonight at the Am
baSsador Hotel.
Mrs. Mizen will speak on
Budgets"
Evening star., 1953-05-13
Readers Clearing House
KEY LIME PIE.
Mrs. A. S. H., Vienna)

tMt Cs a. ~ 4As0 SNtS'S~
For Mrs. C. S. K, Washing
ton,. here is a recipe from the
Toll House Cookbook for Key
Lime Pie: / 9-inch pie shell
of plain pastry, or graham
cracker pastry shell: beat with
rotary beater until thick: l
can sweetened condensed milk,
y cup lime juice. l teaspoon
lime rind, 3 egg youks. Beat
until frothy 3 egg whites; add
slowly 6 tablespoons sugar.
Beat until meringue stands in
peaks. Spread over filling.
Brown in preheated $50 degree
oven. Cool. Allow to stand in
refrigerator at least one hour
before serving. tTo retain fla
vor, never heat lime juice.)
I have never tried this. but the
same recipe, substituting lemon
juice and rind for the lime, is
delicious.
X X X X
POEM WANTED?
mrs. C.. M. H., KenSingto1D
I have an urgent plea from
an aunt in West Virginia who
urgently wants a copy Of the
poem: Mad Anthony Wayne's
Ride" a Revolutionary poem
which she wants to give before
some historical society. I do
not have a copy of the poem
and can only remember a few
lines-then I thought of the
RICH and wondered if perhaps
some of you readers might get
1t for her.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
Very New Is

A stand-away neckline on your
fur wrap. A brief mink topper
has high. face-framing, stand
ing neckline, and two half-con-
cealed fur shoulder straps to
hold it in place,
Evening star., 1953-05-13
SALMON LOAF;
SEAT COVERS:
HINT
y,
MRS. I. A. H.. Fort BeI1

MRS. I. A. H., Fort Belpotr)
A recipe for salmon loaf we
like very much: l can salmon
and juice Il remove only large
bones), egg, cup milk, /
cup bread crumbs, " cup
chopped celery, tablespoon
lemon juice, u teaspoon salt.
Mix all together as for meat
loaf. Bake in 350-degree oven
30-35 minutes.
Some time ago some one
asked about making car seat
covers. My husband made some
for our car several years ago
that were very successful. He
sewed them on my light
weight portable sewing ma
chine after fitting them on
the seat as he went along. It
is possible and saves a great
deal of money.
Also I have kept my little
girl covered at night by pin
ming a blanket to her sleep
erS at the underarYn on both
sides. This way she is free to
move and turn over all she
wants and still stays covered.
II II II Il
Evening star., 1953-05-13
NURSERY SCHOOL
TRAINING?

Mrs. C. J. c., ManGssasJ
Will some kind reader of
RICH please tell me wherk I
may obtain nursery school or
kindergarten training? I wish
to become q teacher in this
work.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Norwood
of Wabash, Indiana and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Flesburg of Varna,
Illinois are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. E. Marquis and other
relatives in Noble county.