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OWNERS LOSS
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

near N1H---substantia
3-bedrm brick Colonial; beautiful
lot; convenient neighborhood: As
sumo Gl trust. For details. call Mrs,
PARK-A darling 2-bedrm. brick
rambler, luxuriously decorated and
ready % move into; terms less than
rent. For details. call Mrs; Ballii
WO. 6-73S1 WALKER g. DUNLOP.
INC, Realtors, Uptown once. EN-.
BETHESDA, $40 Harwood rd.-s-
bedrm. Colonial. immaculate cond.
Kitchen has dishwasher, disposal;
sep. din. rm.: 1853 condition
ing window unit. Bsmt. has lava
tory. outside entrance. auto. washer
sas,5 ss 500. % owNER. oil. 4.6s7S after
BETHESDA - Attractive center-hall
rambler on nearly an acre, Bradley
Hills area. Liv. rm,, din. rm.. elec.
kit,. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths; full bsmt..
6Hiitin built garage bouse VIII in cofSaaer fSsde
Bethesda Chevy Chase area. Cali
OWNER ewes. Mon. through Fri,
BETHESDA New brick rambler. mr..
school; bedrms.. large kitchen
only, only, ST.! sis, 500 with low down pay:
ewes. JU. 5-77S4. IS
BETHESDA-New listhg:. modern
brick and frame; 3 large bedrooms.
borkood. Onlv / blk. from excellent
transportation. Beautifully situated
on level lot; many. flowers and
trees. owner transferred: Excel
ient terms EARL T: WRIGHT. OIL.
2-Sg9si ewes; L0; have S,0eeR Several new
custom built ramblers in the Brad
ley blvd. area for which we can
accept your house In trade. Price
from $4,000 to $4,000; all homes
located in protected areas. for gra-
JU. 7-SIIS: ewes, EN-. 3-93l7.. %
BETHESDA-$l7 $50; fine neighbor-
hood. near medical center: immac-
ulate 2-story brick Colonial: 9 rms,
bath. full basement with laVatory,
screened porch, delightful patio;
s. PHILLIPS. Di. 7-14i1' OIL.
Walking distance NIH and Navy
Medical Center; 3 bedrms.. screened
porch; attic; pleasant tree-shadsd
fencsd1in sdd va YARD; Gr c9ns; Soz to sch0o's
BETHESDA = Make offer. Owners
will consider any reasonable offer
on their brick Colonial 6-rm. home.
Anchor fenced rear yard. breakfast
space in kitchen. 3 bedrms. and =
baths Full bsmt. Conv. TO schools
Let us make an appointment to
show you this home and present
your offer. HAWORTH & KILLENS.
EN-. 3-5SIS IS
BETHESDA-Immac. 4-bedroom. q
bath. Diet. brick Dutch Colonial, con-
tanning lst-fioor bedroom and full
bath, 3 twin-sized bedrms. and bath
on I'd floor; full bsmt.. Lear ga
rage. porch; within walking distance
of NH. Price. S24,950. w. B.
BETHESDA ESTATE, under $4,000
-Attrac. terms; suburban estate
only 3 miles from the heart of Be-
thesda Most attractive setting
around Wash. Dogwoods. flowers
in profusion; ideal for entertain
ing; spacious rambler well back on
knoll in grove of oaks. combines
privacy ands convenience. Liv. rm
20x30, with beautiful fireplace.
opens to flagstone patio. with big
chimney and barbecue. lge. paneled
Gin. rm.. kitchen 12x20 with brick
nook. 2 lge bedrms.. baths. Plus
den or 3rd bedrm.. Scar garage.
ARTHUR w. La ROCHE OIL. Al
0070; ewes. JU. 6-200S. -
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1900 BLOCK
SOMERSET PL. NV.

AsA~-A 49, ~ Az. vs.
This NEAR "A R r,,,,!,d WAITER Err REED. ED ETC: -,
brick home in this fine and conv.
location, is in perfect cond. and
situated on a beautifully Handicapped
lot. In addition to being Of best
prewar construction, among is
Rsny AND 1 fefiuTsi safH hHs sn sa FL sdd1na sERRM
lge. bedrms. and full bath on End
f.. fully equip. kit. . lge. porches
Zone completely screened. lge
bsmt. with bath. built-in gar. din
rm. with crystal chandelier. mir
ror, wall above frepl. in hv. rm,,
see See for yourself; the rear sard Is
very private. inclosed with Anchor
fence, and has huge rose arbor.
grape arbor.. and nany beautiful
shrubs and plants; the house Is sit
uated in the prettiest block in the
mum Of trafac, making i 2 very very
sri 500. CALL OWNER. EX. 3-Is1I,
ewes. and Sun. ia. 9-653S.
COLORED. FOR SALE-ISOO block
Ingleside teri. NV. overiookine
Rock Greek Park; 8 rms. tastefully
dec decorated rate baths orehes 81, pre,
snd terms ssfss fof Quick sse
at settlement. Contact owner, Mr.
VIC MA S-17S4: ewes. CO. 5-6lf6
COLORED-VIC. nth AND COL. RD.
"A 2-family home in immac. cond.
terms; Sf0O mo. will handle. Call
Mr. Lawrence. RA. 6-1O63: JU. o.
ZOO. CHESTER Il. KELLER. p
COLORED-432 INGRAHAM ST.
family house; row brick in
psaHtiini e0nditior; ancs s5.n sPs55tmenrsSi nS
bath. recreation and laundry rms.
in basement; large rear yard: .det.
garage; concrete front porch. Priced
for immed. sale. KENNEDY REALTY
CO.. INC. Realtors. RA. $4,000.
COLOREDEl5Oo BLK. PARK RID.
N.W.---l0 rms. 2 baths. brick home.
QUINCY SMITH, INC, 141s h st.
NV. DI. 5-9057; eyes,. OIL. 2-9474.
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|Us. OPPORTUNITIES ,cons., ,

SHIRLINGTON AREA-Are you in
terested in profitable business.
selling Americas largest selling gaso-
line and motor oil at one OF our
$3.50 DOWN. 500 MO.-Bskery op-
portunity: fully equipped: in estab-
lished white neighborhood. Boz "37-
L. Star. -
MOTELS-We have for sale a large
group of fine motels in varying sizes
and price ranges on leading natl.
highways Many are in the States
of Md and Va. and some are close
to the Nations Capital with its more
than 4 900 900 tourists annually.
Among these is a l2-unit court about
IA mi from Wash, D. c.. with
partly finished owners quarters con-
sisting of rooms. Price, $40. 600.
In So. Va. III units and i0-rm.
home; unusual stability Please call
INEz CUSHARD. EN- 2-4232, or OIL
'2-5S67. 4S3o Wis. ave -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
GLOVER PARK

HOME AND INCOME
lent area. Suitable for use as g
family house. ONCE open III; p.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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GEORGETOWN
FANTASTIC BUY

S15,5oO
With as little as 1890 down might
buy this little house. nearly COM
pleted and livable as 1t Is. Nice
garden. Call Mrs. Liverman. EN-.
3-516S ewes.
CHATEL. DE. 2-1137
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BETHESDA

UFEN DAILY, ! TIL
New. Korzendorfer- built brick Cabs
Cod Large living room with fire-
bath on FIRST floor. . master bed
rooms and bath up: complete elec-
trio kitchen; within walking dis.
tance NH: shaded lot; quiet street.
An ideal home for q family with
cnlidren: S24.75O. Directions: Out
Old Georgetown I'd. to Alta Vista
rd. light to home.
H. ]. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
of1h ,rrHH
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MASS. AVE. HILLS
fireplace and picture window. sep
din. rm., lge ,all-elec. kit. with
dishwasher- garbage disposal. 3 lge:
ssqs%s ssTsas Ssmt 11 Oa Win bath fft'eRse
ssrek ssEs, dsnfsa fsmslsa Ist 81:
900 1st trust At A. CAPITAL
nnA.TY1 ansAsT. we co, 5-ss%7. SS; 9-Oo7a; u no
Colonial bfI5E s5EvEFa sTas55. s5S1Nn Wll probably
fn F8 81 ss sHA f Rfs Eh y work E space sse sn nd
a., . lge.. bedrms;, bath: lse. level
lot: school. bus within l blk, CAPI:
naI ne anSWer EEAttT VIZ. g.. S.5ss7. ~. 'oo.e; "
Nr. Ga, and Alaska junet, Al brk;
Cape Cod; 3 bedrms,. 2 baths. oil
h.-w.h. $1,000. Good terms. era
YER. RA. 3-4635. -6
$3.50 DOWN
3O-year GI, approx: S95 per mo-; B.
bedrm. brick rambler; full bsmt.. at
tic, fireplace. de luxe all-elec. kitch;
yard. Conv. to schools. transp. and
swim. pool Located in Garrett Park
Estates. Md. near Naval Hosp. and
NH. EDW. r. CARR, INC. Call Mr..
Burgdorf for appointment. Ma. g.
1905 or OIL. 9-9503 after $3.50 pm
NEAR FOUR CORNERS
First offering-delightful Colonial
brick; spacious rms, Ia baths,
front porch; beautifully handicapped
lot. Anchor fenced. M. st. Berna-
dettes Church and School: only
S16.950. owner leaving country. No
reasonable offer refused
PECK CO. HE. 4-64OO
$500 DOWN
INCLUDING SETTLEMENT
3-bedrm. rambler, nice patio. fenced
ward: alum. storm windows and
screens, large lot. newly decorated
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
Lo. 4-6400 Lo. 5-ss54
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f-SI L 1 al

BETHESDA
Large family white brick with . bed
rms. and bath on 1st floor. bed
rms. and bath on end floor. Paneled
rec. rn. with ige. stone firepl. Beau
tiful lot with 2-csr det. garage.
GARRETT PARK ESTATES
S16.9b0. Brick rambler. Conv. for
NH aud Naval Hosp. personnel. 8
bedrms.. din. rm.. elcc. kit. full
bsmt" nice lot are its features
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

COLORED-4 BEDRMS.
13ti, and Ingraham sts. n.w.-Det.
2-story shingle home: large living
H.; 4 lge. nedrms. and . baths on
End A.; semifinished bsmt., oil h. w
heat; lge. lot with 2-car metal ga
rage: Al cond. PRICED TO SELL
with reasonable terms. Call DI. a
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
Realtors 1012 18th st. NV.
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ROCK CREEK PARK

Huge center-hali Colonial tastefully
decorated. Den. powder room. 1st a. !:
3 bedrooms II of master sizel. .
baths, 2nd A.: storage attic. closet
space galore Owner must sacrifice.
ST.. 1st trust. Evenings. phone
Mr.. Terms. DE. 2-7745. THOS. j.
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Auto Body Paint Shop
Majority interest. Ideal NV location.
Excellent clientele and reputation.
Well equipped. Highest type en-
ployes. Especially fine opportunity
for insurance adiuster. service man.
ager, or body man desiring a sue
cessful, going business. Box 35-L.
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BETHESDA

We have one Of the best 2-bedroom
buys in AyYlawn, priced at S15,-
500: Q new 3-bedroom rambler in
Alta Vista Gardens that cannot
be beat at S22950; and under con-
struction . 3-bedroom rambler in
Alta Vista which Ii . bargain at
S25. 900. For full particulars call
Mr. walker with
EDW. F. FRY co.
d.. 4-5212 Ewes. WO. 6-1792
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OIL. 4-s111 TIL Q
CHEVY CHASE

Pine -paneled den first floor. bed
rooms, . baths. brick Colonial. 2
blocks from Chevy Chase swimming
pool in q neighborhood Of more
expensive homes.
KENSINGTON
3-bedroom rambler, assume So. 900
4cS loan. S69.75 mo. total. Price
S13.500. owner will consider End
SILVER SPRING
An acre estate close in. 3-bedroom.
2-bath, stone and brick Colonial.
Beautiful trees and shrubs. Scar
garage. $26. 700.
CLAUDE WOOD, JU. $1,000
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CHEVY CHASE

Town house with English bsmt Q
bedrms., . baths, spacious din. rm.,
huge. modern kit. with washer and
dryer; secluded shaded patio, garage:
maids rm. and bath.
H. j. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
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Chevy Chase Village
Rare Opportunity

Only occasionally do we have tho op-
portunity to present a gentlemAn's
estate with such close-in locA-
ton. This dignified Colonial man.
sion, within walking distance OF
Chevy Chase Circle. is unusually
equipped for gracious entertaining.
An arched center hall separates Q
magnificent living room and dining
tiful garden designed by one Of
WashingtonS foremost landscape
architects. Call Mr.. HODGES for appt.
MARSTELLER McCABE
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NURSERY SCHOOL
Centrally lncated thriving business
about 50 children: will sell or lease
spacious. wel,-equipped building with
larGe nlavProUnd
ADLAI MANN, AGENT
1917 Woodward Bids. ME. s-12O1
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Redwood Terrace, NV.

Redwood Terrace, NV.
4 Bedrooms, Az Baths
Det williamsburg Colonial; center
hall plan; large living rm. w/firepl..
dining rm.. kitchen. knotty-p pine
den and powder rm.; 4, bedrms. and
3 baths OF 2nd floor; recreation
rm.: maids rm. and bath in base
ment; screened rear porch: attached
garage: slate roof, copper cutters
and downspouts. Lot l66x1 so
Price. $45 900. CALL ME. -S-54O0
fEvES. MR.. STOLAR, IJU. 5-75S6).
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV NE. s-54O0
Somerset Place
6 rm., semidet. brick home,
mr.. everv convenicnc". Modern kit.
Assume FHA 42fs i,oan. Only
S12.950 with $4,000 down. Ewes.
RA. 3-6552.
AUERBACH & CO.. DI. 7-65O1
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
Brick Colonial home, with . true
firepl, lge. din. *rm., fully equipped
kit. with q breakfast nook, powder
rm.. screened porch: 3 bedrms. and
2 baths on End A.; 3rd-h. bedrm.;
full bsmt.. gas heat; nr. schools
SAMUEL Z. BoGLEY, inc. OF.
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B E T H E 8 DA
VACANT!

Redecorated 6-rm. and bath. brick;
fenced lot. on quiet street near
Edgemoor Reduced to S16.950.
TENCHER- WALKER AID. 1894
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JOSEPH KINSKY, Realtor
COLORED
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL-Colonial cor. brick;
g rms, . baths. 3 fireplaces; 2nd
f apt; oil h.-w.h.: brk garage;
S14 500; $500 down. Call Mr.
Bramble, LII 3-6943. MORGAN
ZEAL ESTATE CO. g.
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK-3-bedrm.
semidet. brick. full bsmt. Sl2.95O
Assume AZ loan. S2.100 down. Call
HE. A-6400. PECK CO.
727 5th ST. NE.--NR. H
9 rms, > baths. oil heat; 1895 down.
balance like rent.
REAL ESTATE CO.
Ii. 6-7043. Ewes. LU. 2-3011
NEAR NEW PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
semidet brick: 3 years
old; modern kit. dishwasher; pow
der rm. Fenced lot Near pusline.
Easy terms. ROGERS REALTY CO.,
MA 2-nQn4; ia Q-24hN q
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HANDY MAN: $3.50 down, includes
sll settlement charges to non-vct
4-yr.- .-old bungalow near Wheaton,
needs a little work: full bsmt, no
red tape, possession with deposit;
PARKSIDE REALTY, JU. J-1S76
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CT FINANCING on this modern, g.
bedrm. brick rambler in "Glenmont
Hills" freshly decorated; ;,an. lot partly 1tly
washer in utility room included.
Now vacant; S12.950. RIPLEY 4
ROMER. Realtors. JU. 5-61l1. Open
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Kensington; 5 rms. q bedrmsD. F.
bath. dishwasher. disposal, big new
oversize garage; fenced lot. Assume
GI loan. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI.
C-1d11. IN A.T144 q
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CEEVY CHASE, between the clubs
Short distance of Conn. ave. on q
rice level lot is this charming CEN
ter-hall brick residence of 8 lge.
rooms. rooms. 2h baths, screened rear
ideal home for the busy executive
Priced reasonably for this most de-
sirable and convenient area at S32 =
500. Shown by appt. only. to quail
ned purchasers. Phone any time,
A1TMT
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alization, matrimony and the par
entage of twelve young Ameri-
cans-seven sons and five daugh-
ters."
He came to the United States
in 1918, completed his education
at Bryn Athyn Academy, with
postgraduate studies at Columbia
and Oxford Universities, and then
took up school teaching. In 1924
he gave up teaching, went briefly
into business, and then became a
free lance writer, contributing to
such magazines as Cosmopolitan,
American, Readers Digest, Forum,
North American Review, Satur-
day Evening Post, Aero Digest,
Sportsman Pilot, etc.
In 1927 he Joined the staff of
the Philadelphia Ledger as editor
ial writer and started his column,
"Stuff and Nonsense, soon after.
The column has now appeared
continuously for nearly 27 years.
When the Ledgers went out of
business in 1912 he moved to the
Philadelphia Bulletin and is now
an editorial writer and daily col
umnist for that paper.
Mr.. Rose has written several
books; the most recent, Full
House., is the story of the ad-
ventures and misadventures of his
12-cylinder family.
He has taught journalism at
Columbia and Temple Universit-
les, Pennsylvania State College,
the Philadelphia Junto and the
Charles Morris Price School.
He is a member of the Aviation
Writers Association in which con-
nection he has Travelled widely in
this country and abroad.
Besides the club reports given
by the chairmen, Mrs. Chester
Ewing and Mrs. H. P.-Madsen of
the Glasgow club and Mrs. Mart
in Gauger, Three-in-One club will
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Kent Home Doings
By: Charlotte L. Swanson Home Demonstration Agent

year. 1t looks like a record num-
Der, from the reports in so far!
Be sure to bring things which
you have made since the 1858
Achievement Day, as a part OF
the Home Demonstration pro-
gram. A few items which car
think of are: Furniture Uphol-
stored with Foam Rubber; Sew
ing Screens; Tailored Garments;
Arrangement of Flowers or Dried
Materials; Splint Seats; Miniature
Gardens; Articles Decorated with
Textile Painting; Lamp Shades;
and Lamps. Any items which
have been made since Achievement
Day 1858 as a result of the Home
Demonstration program can be
exhibited.
The following committees have
been appointed: Hostess Commit
tee-St. Jones Club; Exhibit Com
mittee- e-Fraziers Club; Key Board
Committee-Cee-W-Dee Club; Dec
Grafton Committee = Cowgill's
Club; Program Committee Mrs.
Francis Raughley, Dover, Mrs.
William Conard, Dover, Mrs. Cliff
ford Clark, Kenton.
All Home Demonstration club
are invited to come to
the program and bring their
friends.
Bring a box lunch-coffee and
tea will be served.
Well see you at Achievement
Day!
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SUGGESTS VEAL SERVED
WITH PAPRIKA SAUCE

With paprika a popular season
ing for veal, here's a dish that
combines bite-size veal cubes
with a flavorsome paprika cream
sauce. Suggests home economist
Reba Stages, serve the paprika
veal over rice. Add a crisp salad
and a green vegetable to COM
plete your main course.
PapriIxa Veal
IL pounds veal shoulder, cut into
liz inch cubes
tablespoons lard or bacon
drippings
1 teaspoon salt
Y teaspoon pepper
u teaspoon paprika
Y cup water
Paprika sauce
Brown veal cubes in lard OF
drippings. Season. Add water COW
er closely and cook slowly 80
minutes. Cover with Paprika
Sauce and continue cooking slow
ly 80 minutes more or until meat
is tender. 4 to 6 servings.
Paprika Sauce
Y cup butter or margarine
u cup flour
2 cups milk
Paprika
Salt
Pepper
Melt butter or margarine, add
flour and mix well. Add milk
gradually and cook, stirring con-
stantly until thickened. Add pap
rika to color and salt and pepper
to taste.
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The Achievement Day program
this year will be held on Thurs
day, November IL, from 10 to
800 in the Capital Grange, Do
yer. Mrs. Arthur Short, presi-
dent of the Kent County Home
Demonstration Council will pre-
side at the meeting. An import
ant part of the days program will
be the reports of activities car
ried on oy Kent County Home
Demonstration club members dur
ing the past year. A report of
the National Home Demonstration
Council meeting will be given by
those who attend. Exhibits of ar
ticles made by club members will
be on display.
Rev. Thomas, is well known in
Kent County. He was graduated
from Dover High School and has
served in several churches in low
er Delaware. He spoke at the
State Grange meeting in 1858 and
he has served as song leader for
the Middle-Atlantic Grange Les
turers Conference.
You will hear combined reports
of activities, given by county
chairmen. We are planning a new
way of reporting on the National
Home Demonstration Council
meeting, too.
Reading certificates will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Bernice HAM
mond, State Librarian, to those
who have completed first, second,
or third wear reading list this
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under social security before his
death.
Many persons in the State who
were refused benefits before 1850,
or did not file, because the de-
ceased was not insured under the
social security program at that
time. should now file a new appli-
cation for the benefits to which
they may be entitled under the
new law. This applies to surviv-
ing widows over 65, widowed
mothers and minor children, or
parents who were dependent on
the worker at the time of his
death before September 1, 1850
and who had at least 11s years
of work under social security.
While the number of persons in
Delaware who will now be elig-
ible for benefits on this basis is
unknown, according to Mr.. Mil
bouer, he stated that the small
number of applications received in
his office indicated that a sub
stantial number of those eligible
are not applying. To secure fur
ther information, he urged that
persons contact the Social Secur-
ity Office in Wilmington, or one
of the itinerant station points
throughout the State visited by
the social security representative.
For the convenience of local res
idents, a representative of the
Wilmington office is at the Della
ware Employment Service office,
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Home Demonstration
Achievement Day

The New Castle County Home
Demonstration Annual Achieve
ment Day will be held on Novem-
ber 9th in the Newark Methodist
Church, Newark.
Mr.. Don Rose, editorial writer
of the Philadelphia Bulletin will
give a talk on 'rThis Terrified
Twentieth Century"
Though Don Rose was born in
England, he now calls himself ION
American by immigration, natur-
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Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Olin
Gooden of near town.
Mrs. William Thomas and
daughter, Miss Lois Thomas, Of
Leipsic, have returned home after
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Thom-
as at Hampton.
Mrs. James L .Lafferty, ST., of
Wyoming, Mr.. Henry Slaughter
and Mr.. Henry Slaughter visited
Mrs. Clarence Rawley at the Bal
timore Hospital on Sunday.
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the Rev. Edwin
Thomas, pastor
of st. Paul's
M e t h odis s {
Ch rc h in
Odessa. He will
discuss the in
huences of the
families relig-
ious life of the
community.
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LeipsIc

Mrs. Grace Cooper of Lincoln
spent the weekend with her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reedy Thomas of
Philadelphia visited their mother,
Mrs. Mary Thomas on Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jordan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tittinger and daugh-
ter, Marian, of Philadelphia spent
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Dover, every Thursday 10 am. to
1 pm, and the City Office Build
ing, Milford, the first, second and
third Tuesday. $50 am. to IL
am.
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form panel to discuss the Ma
tional Home Demonstration Coun-
ell recently held in Washington,
d. C.
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Featured speaker at the Kent
County H m e Demonstration
Achievement Day this fan will be
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u cup flour gis
IN teaspoons salt
1s teaspoon pepper
" teaspoon dry mustard
u teaspoon sage
p1a cups milk z
2 cups grated sharp cheddar
cheese
l tablespoon grated onions
3 cups cooked rice
3 eggs, slightly beaten
3 hard-cooked eggs
Combine flour, salt, pepper,
mustard, sage, and about 1s cup
of the milk; stir until smooth
Stir in remaining milk. Cook until
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thickened, stirring frequently.
Add cheese and stir until cheese
is melted. Remove from heat. Fold
in onions and rice. Stir in slightly
beaten eggs.
Line bottom of CREASED 81a x
Az inch loaf pan with waxed
paper. Put about half of the rice
cheese mixture in bottom of pan.
Arrange hard-cooked eggs length
wise in center. Cover with remain
ing rice and cheese. Set in pan of
hot water. Bake in moderate oven
(350'F.) about 1 hour or until set.
Let stand in pan about 5 minutes
before unmolding. Yield: Six serv-
ings.
Smyrna times., 1954-11-04
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UNCLAIMED

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Required Registry
Of Firearms Fought
By Women Patriots.
BY the Assoeioisd Press

The 18th Women's Patriotic
Conference on National Defense
yesterday opposed compulsory
registration of firearms or any
further restrictions on the rights
of citizens to buy and use weap-
ons for lawful purposes.
The women adopted a resolu-
ton which said that in a number
OF countries which later became
Red satellites, compulsory regis
tration Of firearms played into
the hands of the Communists.
One woman told the delegates
that when the Reds in those
countries decided the time had
come to take over they knew who
had guns, and that made it
easier.
The delegates also:
/. Urged Congress to take
"swift action" to withdraw this
country from the United Ma.
tionS.
2. Opposed the St. Lawrence
seaway project, already az
proved by the Senate.
3. Called on public libraries
and those in schools and colleges
to display prominently friendly
and unslanted" books on Ameri-
can history and American social
and economic institutions.
Several hundred women at.
tended the conference in the
Statler Hotel. Mrs. Eleanor +
Coner, New York, national COM
mander of the Navy Mothers
Club of America, was chairman.