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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

PARK - Liv. rn.. bedrm.,
kit. and bath: all utils.. pvt. entr.:
2nd a.: pvt. home; adults; mr.. Piney
Branch and Flower. 10. 9-3S53
CHASE AREA -
Ground mr., suitable 3 adults or
small fami emil ~. aSaiI. s oct !. See nov.
PARK bedrm., kitchen
cite. dinette. pvt. bath; $50 SO thus
stop ct door adults; LacoNGias
NEAR CHEVY CHASE and Columbia
G Co nsD Clubs s,, and BETHESDA 1 Med,
TAKoAEA PARK--Two bedrms.. nv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit. and bath; IN pvt.
home, pvt. entf. Call JU. $500.
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IAPTs. vNFURNa.--p.c. lcent.l

GEORGETOWN, 3O5s III ct. NV
$50. MRS. WHALEN, no. 2-7S93.
234 OAKWOOD 81. SCI -bedrni.
opt . 81 E Ecll,Rg FIELD s j. VII Tsdss
lsas BILTMoRE 81. N.w.--Efhse, !
liv -bedrm:. kit. ana bath; partly
1884 HARVARD ST. N.W.-very de-
sirable 2nd-f1. apt. 2 rms... kit,
bath. foyer and porch: exesl, down
See res. mgr. Apt. "a. --i2
DUPONT CIRCLE--In decorators
r TisS ssDlasss bsdrms s sle bash
4 closets. storage room, sun deck:
$3.50; Years lease. no. 2-l396.
4 3 ~ III & ST. Sc. Apt. 2; nr. sth
Ssdrm Aae esaiDpsa H. e0. Screened
porch, lEe. yard: S65.35 mo. utils.
not incl ROGER MOSS, Ho.
S-so2O; week ends; La. 6-s92s.
BRIGHTw0ODone bedrm., kitchen.
S 1ass' f aciad e 'n sSS RAJ $3.50
IRIS RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nv
Esiensy aRs $se H ssS eS ri Ho lSsl
s SEp ~ INcs r. "A A.w s.o2ll i sp..
$64 30. incl. heat and hot water.
BRADLEY. BEALL q HOWARD, Ma.
N faV7 IT,. 8. CAPITOL, 71s D st. ne.
BOSS d PHELPS. INC. MA. $4,000.
DUPLEX APT, s.E.-very clean. s.
expos.. liv. rfla., bedrm., dinette.
Kit, bath: S65. Il. S-5S86. 10
1915 18th ST. NV. In Ire. apt. bldg:
2 rms. kit. and bath, $3.50 mo.
or viii furn. for $50 mo; TO inspect
c 20. FL 70 G cnP R AND 1 UNioN STA.
comb; spac. mod. kit. 10. 7-e277.
CORNER 14sh AND DECATUR Nv
Delightful. daylight apt. ] bedrm..
s6a.50 plus gas and cleo. RIA. s-77oo.
1928 nth ST. N.W.-2 clean apts.
front sos; rear $67 so. M. =. SMITH,
NC 1913 Is H st. NV. DI. 7-gs77.
100 70; o1 Is aSe. ST. N.w.-walkinr dis
S5S.bO to S67.56 per mo-: heat and
refgr, included. See Mrs. Manikos.
Apt. 8, or call M, =. SMITH. INC,
54lS = sts NV. Dl. 7-7s77,1 4 Il
C On 6Idi HGTs.-42e Mellon : St.
Sc: liv. rm., bedrm., kit bath:
5000. Avail. mined. Wo. 6-S935.
CIRCLE, 2215-Newly
Iemodeled ettic; apt; porch; $50
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Beaut. l-bedrm. apt. newly dec
GRATED. $50. utiis. incl: 1855 Mint
wood pl. NV. See MRS. McCUL-
55s LEBAUM ST. s.E.-Lge. liy. rm.,
foyer; many closets; all utils.; $72.
e. r SCHWARTZ. INC, 1014 vt.
ave. nv pI ;v 7-6 8Sdo aovr,cI1OO
3 rms. and bath, $50 and $42.
scHAFFERT. 942 Eye NV, VA.
Ga. o AVE. AND EMERSON Nv
Entire Ist d.; 2 Ice. rms, big kit.
tiled bath; redec. RA. 6-74l5. --l5
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Chillunl Manor

Missouri ave. and N. Capitol st.--
c r,sa sarden,type G spss. Immsdiats
occupancy; Ia Minis. to downtown:
sos mo-. utils. incl. RA. 3-4454.
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOMS, with and without board. and
medical students. Listings to be
mailed to the deans ONCE, GEORGE
WASHINGTON MEDICAL SCHOOL.
1885 II st. NV. Zone 5. 10
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ROOMS fuRNIsHED--s.E.-s.w
NICELY FURv. RIM. in pvt. home;
kit. privils. ~ desired on busline.
bU. 4-602h fttrr Z pr IL
CAPITOL HILL-Bik T. br. Congress
Desirable rm., 2nd a next bath
with shower. Man. Ii. 3-2913.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ALExANDRIA--Laree pleasant studio
s1sel tr ass1 K sHns s-sssso rea.sssn'
WELL FURNISHED, $3.50 week:
sony; transp. l41 18th st. ne. Ii.
i8tS 81. NV, I7oe--Fyont studio
rm.. stove, refer: also small sleep
ing rm. no. 2-9390. Ia
81 WHSLE. front rm., also lst-
q. dble., next bath, refgr.. 7o3 Mt.
Vernon pl. NV, cor. 18th st. lie
STUDIO RM., with screened porch:
light cooking: cony. transp.; $50
mo-. AID. 2-9234. AID. 4-9534. 1880
Mr.. PLEAsANT-spaciou bed. -nv.
rm,;; ample closets. new refer: I
eIiI r N.W.-cool bsmt. studio;
refgr.. grill clock-radio. ~, African
mattress; S6-$15. Elk. 3-6633,
siao 18th ST, N.w,-2 rms, refgr..
stoves utils. incl; linens; $50. Also
rn.. $50. Gent. only. co. 5-1s52
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CONN. AVE, mr.. shorehsm--Lovely.
large studio rm. (14x20l. daily
maid. pvt entr.. free parking; SIZE,
adj. to mod. bath; dble. with PVT.
bath, cleo refer. no. 2-oSS4. aD.
C6 ISSsS AVE-. mr.. lesh 4. bus.
18th St; car. LEe, I'm. Win PVT.
1890 1sth ST.. Dupont circle-sin-
eies, next bath; bus stops handy;
eS0o BLK. PARK RD.-Frcnt room.
newly decorated; empl. young lady;
$50 mo. HO. 2-6226., -16
18Th AT HARVARD-Attrac.. brisht
frt. sgle. rnn.. mr.. bath and shower:
IN quiet, imnnac. home. Kit. laund.,
phone privils.:: S35. DE. 2-s62s.
MASS WIS. AREA--airi for beauti-
fully furn. ,rm.; foam rubber matt:
: use Of liv. rm., TV. kit. unlim.
phone, wash. facils. Express buses
and streetcar: shopping; AL utils.
incl; S37 80 mo. EN-. 3-oo4s or
isil 1 81. N.w.-clean. attractive
2nd-f. room; for gentieman: maid
service; s. wkly sw 49,,
adj. studio rn.. semipvt. bath: quiet,
clean home; rees. RA. 3-234s. Ill
GENTLEMAN-Clea cool, comiort-
able I'm IN beautiful Conn, ave. spt.
VS. Ge. AVE- SiSse4 AND FEssENpEN-Lse.,
brigilt rec. rni.. pvt. bath ana en-
trance. EN-. 3-908S. ID
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Dupont Circle Area

] blocks MayioWer Hotel. WAX "a
work. Large living room, spacious
bedroom, large General Electric
Kitchen. dinette: clean and cheer
full. Cross ventilation. Russ vail
to-wall. Auto. washing machine, Nv,
dishes. linen. silyerWare: daily maid
service. free gas, electric and phone:
mo. lease; suitable four people; $3.50
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3151 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
Modern / bedroom. NV. rm.. kit. tiled
bath. LARGE closets; includes utilss;
s SEE = J2 ssn;IoR ON PREMISES
49, rs Il - Q II
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BRIGHTWOOD SECTION
Nicely furnished. 8 rooms. semtpyt.
semitic. employed adults; non
drinkers and non-snhckers; $75, on
SSH 4th ST. NV.
(Between Q express buslineS.l In
spect q to. o pm; Sat. and Sun,
4 to 8 pm. RA. 3-2365. liz
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
LOOKING for q lovely turn. apt. 81
parts b. c. Let me show YOU FREE
Rental Service. Call MANDEL. ME.
S-6414. ---l0 =
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COLUMBIA an. NV, 2o0I - Nice
single rrn.. SIS week: dhles.. Sl2s
good meals; vcuns people. co
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Nice pleas
ant rm-. next bath, home atmos-
phere, excel. table, AID. 4-l503.
1897 18th ST. N.w.-singie room.
large room. private bath. eood meals.
MOTHER WILL CARE for children
IN licensed Christian home near
school. S12.50 week. no. 2-oS46.
CLUE MASON. 1728 N. Il. aye.-Live
rents. sgies.. dbles. avail: $3.50 VIZ.
Up incl. full-eourse meals. hotel serv.
co. 5-o34e. NO. 7-6770. -lb
WILL GIVE ROOM AND BOARD,
"a S cav 3 S.SsSss. ''-is
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l31 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Apt. consisting Of 1 bedrm.. living
rm.. kitchen and bath.
$500
Janitor will show.
1885 Randolph st. NV.
Corner Of 18th
One bedroom, living room. kit. and
ST.. 90
See Janitor
1410 M ST. NV.
Two bedrms., living rm,, dining nm.
kit. and bath. Newly decorated. see
$85. 90
221 Mississippi Ave. Sc.
One bedroom. living room. kit. and
path: Newly decorated. Only S62.
epect. --12
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CONNECTICUT AVE.

sDss;.l eSSo.ra bs sa ~. ~ sm; utils.:
ing foyer. kit. and bath: al shops
ping centers: children accepted.
no. 1854.
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden Apts.--l5 Minis 10 Downtown
EXPRESS Bus Service One Fare
TWO-BEDRM. APIS, SI12-S12O
Immed. OccupN All UttIs. Included
4242 4th ST. Sc,
Res. Mgr. Ant 5 10. 2-9776
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BEST DEAL I'M TOWN

Bright. clean. .tastefuily furnished
garden apis: some completely
equipped incl. linens. dishes, TV, etc.
3-day minimum stay. 1900 blk
s. Capitol st. q blk. past Southern
ave.). turn left at Audrey lane and
follow sign to 40 Winthrop ct.
Open Mon. through Fri. 8 am. to
8 pm, Saturday . am. to 5 pm.
Sunday noon to 5 pm. 10. 7-Sl00.
COLORED-2I4O N ST. NV
bedrms., iiv. rnn.. kit. bath; apt.
bldg: plenty Of heat and hot water:
S97 80. Me. S-6aS3. ia
COLORED-6th ST. Sc. mr.. Penna
- rooms, semipvt. bath. Adults
$14 week. Ii. 4-6621, Ii. $4,000
COLoREp-IDEAL FOR STUDENTS
--3-rm, apt. mr.. Howard Univ. Rem
approx. $50 mo. Purchase furni.
ttlre with apt. co. 5-lla4, l2
iurn Deat SO. n no. s slpsSss ana 0a'n
G OLORED--LOvELY i-RM.. kit. and
bath. Strictly pvt. on LIST d
4122 18th st. NV. r.. 3-6792.
coLoRED-s4s G ST. N.E.-Nicely
furn bachelor apt, al conv.. beaut,
dec $3.50 mo. ST. 3-6316.
coLoRED-r4sh AND GERARD SIS.
N.W.-1-rm. and kit apt: S11. 40
wkly. and up. DU. 7-0656. I'll
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DOWNTOWN AT STATLER
1i12 18th ST. NV.

Nicely furnished efficiency In large
apt bldg. with switchboard and ele-
yator service. See res. mgr. MA.
J. 4. McKEEvER Co, NC.
1882 X 4t. NV. ST. $500
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CT,OSE-TN NJ w.

OLlJOE-IN N. w.
furn. 1-bedrm apt. In
small, newly renovated bldg; bus
and hot water. Apply janitor. 1912
Ga. ave. NV. DREYFUSS BROS,
1919 18th st. NV, Ma. 8-05S2.
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couple or single person. Home
priyils. Good transp. Ii. 7-166f.
coLoRED-1s1s TRINIDAD AVE.
N.E.-2 adjoining rms; also sgle. frt.
rm.: home privils. Ii. 4-217S. -l2
OLORED-LARGE corner room with
privilege: also bsrnt. apt. front pvt.
entr.: near Bennings shopping
c ssn5as ~: NEATLY Neatly FURNISHED;
also stove and sink; $40 wk. AID.
CoLORED-I12a ABBEY PL. Ne
Room for nice man; S35 mo. Ii.
3-7062. liz
COLORED-1 RIM, AND PRIVILEGES
-High-type working girl: first-class
apt: $40 wk. or $40 mo-. Ii. 4-2o19.
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40 9th ST. S.W.
e9 per week. Lge. front. sele.. well
furnished. Mr.. carline, shopping dist.
Also ) rms. SO mo. utilities. Infant
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FREE RENT

Apis. are attractiyely furnished. with
wall-to-wall carpet and window
draperies; contemporaries facili-
ties OF drngstor valet shop. beauty
time; elevator. switchboard and
mail desk service and utilities in
cluded in rent. To inspect, apply ct
desk or CALL MRS. TICKS. DU.
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Boiling View

one Of he incest develop
% aniss z z g cnis ass.51osa sd iaci.
utils.: corv. 10 downtown.
WolkiuR distance TO Boiling
Field. see MRS. LEQNE,
soal 9TH p s.s- 10. s-A27sos
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ROOMS UNFURNisAEp
ROOMS Win BOARD

IORED-e LARGE RMS, share
ttchen and bath. 50 Seaton pl,
" AID. 2.T056 10
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EMERY HOTEL

Special weekly Hates
131 Beautifully furn. dble. and sgle,
rms. each with running water, mr..
tile bath and shower: air circuialoi
garden and porehes. 1872 q st. NV
ia
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1918 RIGGS PL. NV. We have Sew
Closet and bath apis, avail. now:
S55 per mo. See iapitor on prem.
or call BOSS q PHELPS. INC. IA.
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THE MAURY

7o1 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and twin
rms, newly decorated; running
water: ample baths. showers, maid
and elev. service. Cow. to restau-
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Attractive. large, garden-type, l.
bedrm. apis; compl. furn.; all utils.
incl, $92: 30: 2 bedrms., S120. :,
utils. incl. Apply at ONCE, 1000
Mississippi ave. Sc, or call 20.
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-COLORED'

Chaplin st. NV. I4a7: snaeisnsy and
S76 per mo. To inspect see Japttor
on premises o. CAL AID. z-Sgz2.
CONTINUED on Next PagsJ
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcons. !,

4oI lsth N.W.--Lsrse cool rms.
lected menu: switchboard. nv.
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THE HILLSIDE

I54U bILTMUNE 81, NV.
Newly dec. oversize rooms. high CELL
ings. drepl.. 4 closets, liv. rm.. din.
rnl.. 2 bedrms., kit. bath: elevator
bldg: S13b mo-. VI. lease. AD.
4-Ih80. IA
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PA. AVE.-DOWNTOWN
327 9th st. s.e.-Two-roon hskpg.
apt. nicely furn., clean bldg; $50
mo-. incl. utils. tadults). See mgr.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

BRENTWOOD vH.LAGE--Front rm..
seuiipyt. bath; refiaed; quiet nome.
CAPITOL HILL. 132 Constitution ave.
pc: attrac. ssle. and dble., ayail.
from S32: liv. rm. TV. Ii. 6-7140.
CAPITOL LIBRARY VIC.
Gge. front room, 4 windows, ample
closets. nicely .furn..: friendly home
atmos. Lady. Ii. 3-1e67 after pm.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-01-07

Here pleasure without pounds meal which bms with
sweet and pungnt sauce The prepared with touch of
BASIL tender and sweet The salad of tart juicy grapefruit sections
on crisp greens provides the amount of flavor contrast Bread
sticks allow for unchy nbbng You enjoy all this and still have
smooth chocolate pudding there only
800 caoe this delicious meal Skip the bread sticks and there
just 400
The to such fine eating diet this Both the
pungen sauce and the dessert prepared with liquid
centraed sweeten Sweea that contains single
introduced aid the millions of Americans with weight problems
this dieters delight convenient bottle One
drop equals onehah teaspoon of onfourth teaspoon
dessert recipe below equals onehalf cup of sugar.
Chocolate Pudding
3 tablespoons cornstarch skim milk
tablespoons l teaspoon vanilla
teaspoon salt Dash cinnamons
a teaspoon Sweeta
Mix cornarch and salt with of milk until smooth
Meanwhile cad the milk in double boiler Pour little of
the aded milk into the cornsarch mixture and blend smooth Stir
this slowly remaining scaded milk then stirring constantly,
until the pudding thick smooth Cover the double boiler
Stir occasionally slightly then add Sweeta vanilla
we'll Cover and allow pudding to chill Arrange with white
topping in sherbet or parfat glasses,
White Topping
n cup cold Dash almond extract
tablespoon lemon juice teaspoon Sweeta
" cup nonfat dry milk solids
bowl Add lemon juice Sweeta, almond and
milk solids Beat with rotary beaer electric mixer until thick
marshmaow fluff This topping will stay light and fluffy for about
80 minutes
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-01-07

cember 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M Sword
Route 2, Hagerstown - a son on
December 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Twyman,
1913 Blooms Alley Ia son on De-
cember 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Funston,
Jr., Clear Spring - son on Deem
Der 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E. CARING,
542 Washington Avenue - a son on
December 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Kindall,
20 Garlinger Avenue - a son on De-
eember 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter J. Smith, Jr,
900 Summit Avenue - a son on De-
cember 81.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-01-07
Marriage Licenses

The following from HagerstOwn
and Washington County applied for
marriage licenses during the past
week.
Thomas Edward Butts, 81, Will
liamport; Martha Jean Kinley, l9,
Waynesboro, Pennsylvania.
Bernard r. Shoemaker, 81, Han
cock; Shelby j. Meats, II, Hancock.
Irwin R. Young, Jr., %, Boonsboro;
Betty June Shelley, %, Hagerstown.
Steven Frank Stubits, %, Hagers-
town; Nellie M. Wood, %, Funks-
town.
David l.. Myers, 54, Smithsburg;
Emily j. Bailey, 43, Paw Paw, West
Virginia.
Donald E. Jones, 10, Knoxville;
Margaret P. Smith, 16, Burkittsville,
Maryland
James D. Philips, %, Hagerstown;
Roselyne E. Murray, 10, Big, Pool
Richard c. Scherer, "a, Hagers-
town; Sara Mae Violet, 30, Hagers-
town.
Walter w. Suffecool, Jr., 81, Big
Spring; Gladys 1. Smith, "a Will
Transport.
Thomas Franklin Barber, 81, Ha-
gerstown; Patricia Ann Martin, Is,
Hyattsville, Maryland.
George j. Reichert, Jr., 81, Hagers-
town; Margaret L. Reynolds, q,
Hagerstown.
Claude E. Shove, Jr., 81, Hagers-
town; Margaret L. Reynolds, Il, Ha-
gerstown.
Floyd Charles Smith, 20, Hagers-
town; Gloria Dolores Rohrer, 16, Ha-
gerstown.
George E. Kline, 10, Smithsburg;
Peggy A. Unger, 16, Cavetown.
Gerald D. Nose, 20, Hagerstown;
Norma Jean Weagley, 20, Hagers-
town.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-01-07

The stOrk announces the follow
ing arrivals at the Washington COun-
ty Hospital:
Mr. and Mrs Howard E. Carlen,
Box 212, Funkstown daughter
on December %.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Eugene Mil
Ter. Route l, Boonsboro - son on
December %.
MIR. and Mrs. Ruben Thomas,
Route 2, Williamsport = son on
December 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Lynn E. Bowen, 40
Playground Avenue = daughter on
December 25.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert F. Holton, "a
Greenberry Road son on De-
cember "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy K. Crone, Jr,
1926 w. Wilson Blvd. - a son on De-
cember %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. Dellinger, 20
N. Foundry Street - daughter on
December %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert James Grant,
1920 Greenfield Road - a daughter
on December %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Nigh, Route 1,
Hagerstown - son on December
26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Keadle,
Route 3, Hagerstown a son on
December 26.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Leo Sines,
719 w. Church Street - a daughter
on December rs.
Mr. and Mrs, John R. Miller, los
Elizabert Street - daughter on De-
cember 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph R. Minnich,
Jr., Route 2, Hagerstown = daugh-
ter on December 30.
Mr. and Mrs. John Luther Ment-
ger, Route 2, Williamsport a
daughter on December 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sam Sellers,
179 Berkson Avenue - son on De-
cember %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. w. Gala
man, 458 Suman Avenue - a daugh-
ter on December %.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Irwin Noll,
118 Raleigh Street, Martinsburg,
West Virginia a daughter on De-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-01-07
Elegant Lemon Chiffon

4 beaten egg yolks
" cup sugar
y cup lemon juice
u teaspoon salt
tablespoon Il envelope) unfla-
vored gelatine
VI cup cold water
teaspoon grated lemon peel
" cup sugar
4 stiff-beaten egg whites
Combine egg yolks, u cup sugar.
Lemon juice, and salt; cook in double
boiler till thick, stirring constantly
Add gelatine softened in cold water;
stir till gelatine dissolves. Add
lemon peel, and cool till partially set
Beat remaining sugar into egg
whites. Add 70 of meringue mix
ture to egg-yolk mixture. Beat until
smooth; fold in the rest of meringue
mixture. Pour into 11a-quart mold
Chill until firm.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-01-07
,"My Inspiration" Cake

cup finely chopped nuts
2 ounces sweet or semi-sweet
chocolate
212 cups sifted flour
AZ teaspoons double-acting
baking powder
l teaspoon each of salt and
vanilla
IL cups sugar
2s cup shortening
4 cups milk
2s cup unbeaten egg whites
Sift together flour, baking pow
der, salt and sugar. Add shorten
ing, milk and vanilla; beat IL
minutes, $50 strokes per minute,
until well-blended. Add egg whites;
beat | y minutes. Spoon 4 of bat
ter over nuts spaced evenly over
two well-greased, lightly Toured
9-inch round layer pans. Sprinkle
with grated chocolate. Carefully
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1954-01-07

We can't make sunShiney spring
out of blustery old January, but we
can put sunshine, fresh flavor and
change into our wintertime meals.
A squeeze a slice, wedge-of tart
lemon or orange-will do it and that
goes for the main dish, the salad,
the dessert, or the beginning bouil-
lon.
After the heavy desserts we have
enjoyed during the holiday season,
this tangy fruit dessert should be
just the thing. It is a gay, light
hearted sort of dessert you can put
together well ahead or at the last
minute. It's oranges, grapefruit,
pineapple, and shredded coconut -
all JUICY and fresh-tasting. Put
bright, long-stemmed cherry on each
dish. And serve it chilly.
Fruit AmbrOSia
Pare l large grapefruit with sharp
knife; remove sections by cutting
close to membrane. Separate 2 peel
ed oranges into sections. Alternate
layers of grapefruit, orange, one IA
ounce can pineapple, spoon-sized
cubes, drained, and cup moist,
shredded coconut in bowl. Sprinkle
with Y cup granulated sugar. Chill.
Fill serving dishes. Top each with a
maraschino cherry on the stem.
Serves 6.
For perfect, juicy sections of
orange or grapefruit: Pare round
and round the fruit, close so there
won't be any white membrane left.
To remove each section, cut close
to membrane.
Crusty, Tuna pie is a pie that
F., comes to the table as the meals main
dish. Something new and quick for
you to try.
Crusty Tuna Pie
unpeeled lemon
61s or 7-ounce can tuna
tablespoons minced onion
"a cup dry Dreau crumbs
u teaspoon dry mustard
tablespoon finely chopped green
: pepper
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1s cup catsup
l wel1-beaten egg
"a pound sliced American cheese
2 cups packaged biscuit mix
rs cup milk
Slice lemon and place in a pin
wheel design in bottom of creased
8-inch baking dish. Combine tuna,
onion, bread crumbs, mustard, green
pepper, lemon juice, catsup, and egg.
Press tuna mixture over lemon
slices. Cover with layer of sliced
cheese. Combine biscuit mix and
milk; mix thoroughly. Spread over
cheese layer. Bake in hot oven (400
degrees) about 20 minutes.
Orange glaze, baked on beauti-
Z full, center-cut slice Of ham, makes
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Hot Tomato BOuiIlOn
Cheese Pin Wheels

l loaf unsliced sandwich bread
l 5-ounce jar pimiento cheese
spread
Slice bread horizontally into rs
inch slices. Trim off crusts. Spread
with softened cheese spread. Roll
as a jelly roll. Slice into 34-inch
slices. Toast under broiler until
delicately Drowned. Makes 2 dozen.
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spread remaining batter on top.
Bake in moderate oven (3500F.)
35 to 40 minutes. Cool in pan 10
to Is minutes; turn out cake and
cool thoroughly.
Chocolate FroSting
Combine 2 squares baking choc.
olate, e cup graduated sugar and
a cup of water in saucepan. Cook
over low heat, stirring constantly,
until mixture is smooth. Remove
from heat, add a egg yolks and
beat thoroughly. Cool. Cream Y
cup butter or margarine with
teaspoon vanilla. Blend in gradu-
ally 2 cups sifted confectioners'
sugar, Dreaming well : Remove "a
cup of mixture to decorate cake,
nut side up. To the rest add cool
chocolate mixture; beat until
smooth. Decorate with spare white
frosting.
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FlOOred By A Phone

A Denver woman filed a $4,000
damage suit against the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph
Company. While she was using a
pay telephone, she claims, the in
strument fell off the wall, struck
her in the face and knocked her I'M
conscious,
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We make 'em IN a Jiffy!
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ONE INSPIRATION EQUALS $25OOO!-Grand prize winner OF
$4,000 Psbry Fifth Grand National baking contest is Mrs
Webster South Dakota shown here getting
great big hug Helen Hayes Miss Hayes guest of
held Dec 18th the Waldorf Astoria
Mrs the "BakeOf"
with hearty white cake called my Inspiration which she created
especially for the Psbury Contest The wife panerpaperhange
and the mother of two children Mrs Kanago will the money
her cdrens education and will the remainder
nest egg. The przewinnng recipe follows:
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Leitersburg News

Miss Donna Rinehart, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Rinehart, ac-
companied her aunt, Mrs. Nevin Tul-
lis, and her cousin, Miss Ann Tullis.
to Miami, Florida, for the Orange
Bowl Game. Miss Ann Tullis' fiance
is a member of the University of
Maryland team.
During the trip they visited Miss
Tullis' brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Morningstar at Daytona
Beach. The Tullis family were
members of our community a num-
Der of years ago, but now reside at
Glyndon