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out-of-bou plays. a deaf
team will sometimes charge
down the floor, leaving its goal
unattended for an easy shot by
the opposition. The whistle
can be heard by some players,
the vibration felt by others.
but some don't realize action
has been stopped until others
stop running.
It Is hard to imagine how
players like Miller and Jones
can hold their own even in
top flight competition, but they
are great athletes. Miller, who
graduated in 1858. was on the
All-America deaf scholastic
team two years. He scored IA
points in the Al-High. ALL
Prep game his senior year,
narrowly missing the most
valuable player eward. Joe
Gallagher. st. Johns coach.
who tutored the All-Preps for
that game, said Miller could
play for any team. he was that
good.
Jones. only 5-foot-9. averaged
2l.1 points a game last season
and was an AA-Prep selection
as well as All-America for deaf
schools. He Is scoring almost
as well this year. and has more
help from teammates Capt.
Jorge Macaya. from Colombia:
George and James Lusby and
j. K. Lathem.
Turk. Is, was 157-pound
wrestling champion of the
Mason-Dixon Conference and
an all-around athlete at GAL
laudet. AS athletic director of
Kendall and football coach of
the college. Turk emphasizes
that although interscholastic
competition is good for those
who have the ability. the
schools intramural program
Is more important. A total of
IS sports from touch football
to archery Is played by all stu
dents at Kendall to give deaf
students what they need most,
coordination and confidence.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '53 Delivery sedan; excel. tires
runs and looks ike new; less thar
1000 miles. Call for demonstration
Priced to sell. SS95. Call Mr
Graham. Ia. g-6060. HANDLEY.
FORD. 6323 Ga. ave. NV. ia, y
S4I6 -lS
DODGE 81 acton panel; dark greer
finish: equipped. Priced to sell. spe'
IAdRs ssi feF ts!i AEysorHF Ess9 Ely ss1sI
Corners. Falls Church. Va, JE
2-11T7.
CHEVROLET '52 pickup with rack
good eond. Price, S695. ST. 3-5342
CHEVROLET so h-ton pickup: new
paint, eng. lust recond.; good tires;
cail rsa' %r' Sny iVd arahsm nam i0 ia. t 5000 @
HANDLEY- FORD, 6323 Ga. ave
NV, ia. 9-S416. la
CHEVROLET '51 h-ton panel. new
paint and tires. eng. runs like new,
Before you buy panel. you owe
1t to yourself to come IN and see
this 1 one; aes S6g5; ,7 Gan ~ NJ oyb Trahsg ssss
Ga, ave. NV: Ia 9-S4l6. -l3
o-speed rear axle, 4-speed transm !,
new paint. good tires. rebuilt eng.
Suitable for almost any type body.
Graham. IA. s-soso. $780, HANDLEY. ~
FORD. 6323 Ca. ave. NV. ia. Q.
FoRD' FsS' .5s panel; Ford trans; 81. .i4e
Call ia. 2-3399. weekdays; Sun.
CIR. 3-O35S, Ia
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE '52: panel body with ladder
racks on top; $7e6 or best of,er.
FORD, Wreeker, 1850. power wench
and boom. mechanically Al. needs
paint paint and and ], little y body work. SO 500
INTERNATIONAL '53 ps-ton pickup:
$4,000 mi; shows excel. care BY
%Al HSnfb fsb-sosSS.. S.Gi GhiAND5LEY-roRD. 5H sss5
Ga. ave. NV, ia. -9-S4l6. Ia
FORD '52 Pc; 13o-in: wheel a;s base.
cab and shasss taS.aa unit speed
rear axle, good tires, low miles. new
paint. mech. sound. One Of the best
buys In town. II this truck was
worth less. I would price It for less,
Ssa5. call M; graham. ia. 10000
HAN2LEYc- -EoRp. EsoTa. 1898 Ga. aye
FoRD OH tai 1850 sl-ton pickup; very good
cond.: 8 new tires. new oak noor
and cross ribs: S625 or best offer.
Lo 5-5245. 3402 Floral st"
Wheaton. Silver Spring. Nd: -.tl3
BUS 4spsssSssnss5 peSss aee so9lppea oT store O
pearance ike new: $1.095. JE. A.
WsfTE asfT 1913 eh-ton with i4-ft.
steel yan body; s1,2oo. HEARN CO.
STUDEBAKER 1949 a4-ton pickup;
stake body. stock racks incl; heater;
new dtfferential; $3.50. Lo. 7-o3SS.
sTUDEBAKER 1919 s4-ton pickup;
good cond; S195. DIVER MOTOR
CO.. odge-Plymouth Dealers, 63l2
Ga. ave; NV. at Pines Branch "a"
TU, 10000. III
WHITE tractor and trailer; van body;
ready to go; best ofier accepted.
no. 9-I2S3. I4
CHEVROLET 1947 sedan delivery;
newly overhauled. Price, 500.
1904 Utah ave. Brentwood, Mo..
WA. 7-g404. Id
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and in.
terest and give you any balance IN
l220; evenings La. 6-5194.
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GARAGES

BRICK, ELECTRICITY - ConV. en-
trance on wide alley. Vic. Union Sta
tion, JU. g-SS42. Is
LEASE OR RENT-Well-located heavy
vehicle bus or truck garage and
maintenance facilities; completely
equipped for all maintenance, incl.
painting plus storage and desirable
lent lease on reasonable terms. Call
or write Bill Owens, THE GRAY
LINE, 60 Hanover pl. NV. DI. q
O6OU III
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AUToMoBlLEs Tor SALE

AUSTIN Of BirminEham. England
194S DE von' sedan: splendid:
high-speed transmission; sacrifice.
SIB5 full price. ROPER" 18th and
r., /. ave. ne.
AUSTIN 1919 2-dr.; sale price, $1e5.
Large selection Of small foreign and
American cars, MANHATTAN AUTO
sive dealer. for Austin Of England,
Austin Healey, MO and Morris Mi
NV. North 7-a7OO. Branch sales
S ot,es' .sgs jsi9 King st" Alex Va
ATsTIS s1s c.I 81 q Enslisei sg.Si7c with s 9tfsssr
MINI. ave. ne. A choice selection
su.cE Dealer. as srAEEKY Il.
BuIcK less 4-dr.: $40, FLOOD
Pontiac. 4221 connecticut. wo.
BUICK is4a convertible a-door and
4-door sedans. Six to choose from.
See these today for real good buys.
Terms. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK,
BUICK S'2 isSs a.dcor sedan. SPECIAL
FOR TO-DAY. Pun price. only 81 49b;
bank lnancine. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK. 2O0i Nichols ave- sc,
BUICK Is47 super ssdanette; :. and
b. Special for today. Full price only
S195 No money down on Approved
credit. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK.
BUICK '53 de luxe 4-dr.: hand drive.
81. .40g. HORNER'e BUICK. 3s2e
Minn. ne. LU. 1925. IL
BUICK .53 Super convertible: 81. s9e.
H9RNEs.s ssss BUICK. ss2s MINI, ne
buick '5s de luxe 4-dr.; very clean:
sg9s. HORNETS BUICK. 1898
MINI. ne. EU. l-e226. Ia
BUICK 40 complete selection: S4ee
HoRNI5RSS,s BUICK. $500 MINI. r.
EBUfck 5s Riv,srs selection ,,lar hsye
tops; $I.699. HQRNER'S BUICK;
$500 MINI. ne, LU. 1.912os IL
lBUICK. '53 Riviera hard top: beauti;
a., Wv. tires. An exceptional value
81. .4a5. Easy terms, KENYoN-PEcE
1riington. W. IA s-sOoI. open "a
eolors. HoRNKRs COR. BuIek
Dealer, Pa. ave. n.s- at eth- II.
lBGicsKS 81 special a-dr.: a-tons
al Sse5. ACORN MorpRs. ee2d
1 Lee hwy, Arl. JE 2-50S0D ---1b
BUICK 'ze Rondmsster 4-dr. sedan
r. and b., pyna.: Sepb. ALCOzk
MOTORS ee20 Lss hvys Ari, il
3-6obO. -Ab
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

NEW "a Statesman. Rambler OF
Champion: must have 3D., turn
ind, h. and d.: new title and war.
ranty. CIPPERLY. RE. $4,000
Ext. s2220 or West River ,88s5a
SOUTHERN DEALER. in town thi,
week, will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call ia. 9-4601.
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LoTs AND AcREAcE FoR SALE


PIsCATAWAY. on main road; IA
acres, 250-ft. frontage: 81 $50.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, LU.
4-3400.
zoo ACRES. located in Southern Md.
AZ miles from d. c.; close to Pattx.
ent River, Land. mostly wooded and
ia. 7-lfifiO; ewes, IA. 7-103o.
ALEXANDRIA--SeveP choice lots
50, 800 and up, all city utils. beauti.
full neighborhoods. s T A N D A R Q
REALTY, oV. 3-1329 and TIE; g.
/. SOTs. in choice Sc. residential
area: all uti'ties in and paid; plan,
available; will subordinate. GABLES
CO., Ii. 3-6s66. LU. 2-3s69 ewes;
Ia
LOT. 101-ft. frontage by 125-ft.
depth. located $500 Nebr. ave. NV.
Call Ma. S-2229. after 9 pm. RA.
3-5365. ask for NIB. MILLER. --16
FRANCONIA--l-acre lot. mr.; school
terms. AZ sMTTH REALTY. XII.
S-6652: ewes, TIE. 6-2957.
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MONEY WANTED

FIRST MORTGAGE money wanted
on new 2 and 3 bedroom brick
homes with u acre Of land or more
JOHN BURDOFT, 1878 Coiesvillt
rd., Silver Spring. Md. Call Ever.
green 4-3S46. -l5
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS needs loni
term financing. Able to pay 9ee in
terest for any amount up to $1O.-
600 Ample security to protect voul
Investment. Box 260-R. Star. la
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AVIATION

PIPER SUPER CRUISER. Lie. May
'55: 350 TT Sl.100. MR.. HILL
TIE. 6-61s6; Ii. $1,000 Ext. 640l7
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re acres, including excel. 6-bedfm
home. rr. Colesville; lge, road front
are. al cleared ground.
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rs acres on coleSyiiie I'd. mr.. inter:
section Of N. II. ave-. all cleared
grounds.
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100 acres, adj. new Indian Spring
Country Club, In Colesvflle area OF
Silver Spring. AL cleared grounds.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

end TRUST, $3.965; payable S44 mo-
go; bal. due Nov, 1855; seasoned
note. Only $1,000 LO. 4-6565.
end TRUST. $4,000; payable $33. ]
mo-, SO: good white maker. Only
S2,l00. LO. 4-6565.
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Five lots. paved. sewer and water
4 laterals in; mr.. Ga. ave. and Forest
| Glen rd.. Silver Spring.
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.FIcEs STUDIOS FOR RENTLofs AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Ceasinued.l
(Consinuod.I

MOTEL SITES. Fairfax County, on
heavy Travelled o. 8. highways. II
you are Interested in building 3
motel see these sites before you
INC. Realtors. IA. s-633s. Ia
COLEsvILLE AREA Of silver Spring.
view; easy terms. BERNARD T.
BROSlUS. Realtor. JU .9-0420;
ewes, Mr.. Scott. JU. e-5S61. --l7
LINC0LlNA-5 acres, water near.
ideal for developing or Investment;
REALTY, KI. S-6652: ewes. TIE
HOMESiTEs. ON city water, mr.. shir-
ley highway in Fairfax Co.. 1896
gg; easy terms LYNCH BROS BROS
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT. silver
Spring; 15.771 50. It. JU. 6-565l.
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FOR RETIRED or bachelor-Four
acres. 3-room cottage, electric-water
system bath. Many outbuildipgs
with water for poultry. cattle. Some
small fruit. strawberries. raspber-
ries. Small stream Land very pro-
ductive. Priced very low. On hard
road. close in.
110-acre stock farm, good 6-roonl
country home. Bedroom on first
floor: practically modern. Many out
buildings. Land very productive
Some woods. 3 streams. Priced very
low. $4,000.
Stone house, 100 acres: 4-bedroom
all-modern country home: oil heat
Some .outbuildings, tenant house
Good fencing. large stream. Land
is best state Of cultivation. On hard
road. Also 200-acre and 4Q0-acrt
farm. JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville
Maryland. Call Evergreen 4-3S46
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FARMS

MONT. CO.. ND. 2S mi. D. c.. black
top rd.---110 acres. fenced. cross
fenced, American wire; plenty water;
ideal for sheep. cattle, hogs; 6-rm
asbestos shingle house; scenic view
OF mts.; new cinder blk. barn, 36x56,
Taxes. 81 so. Priced to sell, 81. 800
Mr.. OLSON. WO. 6-3437.
B25-ACRE PROFITABLE FARM on
river, well watered; scenic view; 2
houses, outbldgs.. ample machinery
100 beef cattle. 40 hogs, plenty feed
$52,500. MR.. OLSON. WO. 6-3437
STROUT CATALOG - Mailed FREE!
IS States. STRoUT REALTY. 234-A
woodward Bldg, WASHINGTON. Sterl-
ing 3-37S4
eco ACRES. tobacco and cattle farm.
road; large OH BR1cK MARYLAND
HOME. needs repairs; tenant
Gated in Southern MARYLAND: rea-
sonably priced. [. A; STARTLING
T21 10th st. NV, Wash. D. c.
Tel. RE. T-1729, or Sat. and Sun
call West River, Nd. 1921.
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ROBINSON, JU. TILT
OFFICE OPEN TIL Q Pm;
m AURORA HILLS, VA.
70 lots. zonsd semidetached, bargair

8 lots--6OxI00 It. Ideal for ramblers
or houses-Terms, CASH, S2.75Q per
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DANIEL E. RAGALIE
OF, 4-941O Realtor OF. 4-9411
75s 2Srd South. Arlington, Va.
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TRAILEas

2 bedrms.. bath, kitchen and living
rm. All modern equipment; in Al
condition; sleeps @: ideal for family.
403fl wis ave. WO 6i-323i. Id
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

CASH AVAILABLE, for land within y
miles Of Washington. Box ll4-k
Star. IL
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Our stock is low and our Southern
'em ali from Cadiliacs to Fords ant
we pay top dollars for them.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES
17l7 3, / AVE, NE.
DU. 7-8300.
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Pa. ave Good business location
Convenient. Elevator bldg. Reason
able. Apply $40 p st. NV. Room 10.
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Onion Rings

Mrs. C. G. H., Washington
For Mrs. H. T. R.. concern
ing onion rings. The following
recipe I saw demonstrated,
have used it frequently and
am sure you will find it sue
cessful.
Combine the following in
gradients for the batter: One
cup flour, / egg. cup milk, l
teaspoon baking powder. IN
teaspoons salt: Beat for about
/ minute. Allow to rest COW
cred for Is minutes. (This en-
ables the batter to adhere to
the rings.) Use Bermuda
onions cut in Es-inch slices.
Separate rings-about Is rings
per onion. With deep fat at
$50 degrees, dip the rings in
batter. put in fat with skewer
or stick. Drain on cake rack
on cookie sheet, put in oven
to keep warm.
For S. o., Washington: Why
do you sift' brown sugar? All Of
the recipes I have ever used
required that the brown sugar
be packed, not sifted.
Many thanks for all the help
I have received from the
Clearing House.
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Continued From Page B-4

Continued From Page B-4
written in collaboration with
Helen Evans Brown, "The
Complete Book of outdoor
Cookery" published by Double
day & Co.. Inc. ($3.96 goes
on the book stands tomorrow.
Steak au P0ivre
4 sirloin or shell steaks Of
l2-1 pound apiece
Coarse black pepper, salt
4 to 6 tablespoons butter (ac-
cording to size of steaks
3 tablespoons olive oil
u cup dry white wine
u cup rich veal stock
2 ounces cognac
Trim the steaks well of ex.
cess fat. With the heel Of the
hand, press freshly ground
coarse black pepper into the
flesh Of each steak on both
sides and add just a pinch Of
salt to each side. This must
be pressed firmly into the flesh
of the steak. If your pepper
grinder does not grind the
pepper coarsely, it may be
crushed with a, rolling pin or
put through a coffee grinder.
For four steaks it is wiser to
use two skillets and melt half
the butter in each and add IA
tablespoons oil to each. This
prevents the butter from burn
ing during the cooking process
and giving a burned flavor to
your sauce.
Brown the steaks quickly on
both sides. A pair of tongs is
ideal for turning them. Cook
to your preferred state of done
ness: however. they are much
better rare. Remove to a hot
buttered platter.
To each pan, add half Of the
combined white wine and
veal stock. Rinse the pan
thoroughly, and reduce very
quickly. Rectify the seasoning
and pour over the steaks. Add
cognac directly to the hot serv-
ing platters. Ignite and carry
to the table flaming. Serve
with French fried potatoes or
buttered small new potatoes.
Serves f..
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READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Cooperative School
The Rannockburn Coz

The Bannockburn Cooper
alive Nursery School in Be-
thesda will hold its annual
open house on Saturday, April
80, from $50 am. to 1880
am. Pre-school age children
and their parents are cordially
invited to attend. Applications
for enrolment in September
are now being accepted.
The school is operated on q
cooperative, nonprofit basis,
stated with 2 qualified teach
ers. Each teacher is assisted in
her class each day by two
mothers on a rotating basis.
Mothers participate on the
average of three times q
month. Enrolment is limited
to is children in each class.
There is one class Of 3-year-
Odds. and one class of 4-year-
olds.
The school is located in the
clubhouse Of the Bannock-
burn Cooperative at 1914
Bannockburn drive. Further
information can be obtained
by calling the membership
chairman, Mrs. S. II. Norman
at Oliver 2-6782.
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same time the home handymen
and women are messing up the
American economy.
Every time John Smith, in
surance salesman. paints his
own kitchen. it means one less
job for Frank Brown, painter.
The more people who act as
their own plumbers. cleo
tricians, plasterers and book
case makers. the more work.
men lose commissions. That
means, of course. that the
workmen then can't buy as
much insurance or whatever
it is the amateurs sell or pro-
duce to make their living.
Anyway, since my own ex-
perience with the waffle iron, I
have begun to wonder. One
man Of my acquaintance, who
has fallen in love with lumber
and power tools, has a house
full of fitted bookcases-and
few books to I'LL them. Another
spent months building a divan
in the cellar and then had to
have the door widened to get
it in place upstairs. A third
ruined q valuable mahogany
table carefully removing the
veneer instead Of the varnish
from the legs.
The waffle iron? Oh, it
cooked too slowly so I took 1t
apart to see II I couldn't
Ak it. I fixed it, all right. Now
it sets the waffle on fire the
minute the batter touches the
plates. So bought a new
waffle iron, which, maybe. is
one way to help the economy.
tFrom AP Newsfeatures)
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Wax Floors?
D. S., AierGndEp

- ~ 1tCsL0feGH
wonder If someone would
be kind enough to repeat for
me the formula used to take
old wax and polish off of ma
hogany furniture.
I'd also like to know what
I could do about hardwood
floors that just won't stay
,axed. I've tried all the wakes
OH the market. I was thinking
about vanishing the floors or
maybe using shellac, but I'd
like to know if I have to take
up all the old wax first.
I'd like to offer a suggestion
to mothers who have trouble
with their youngsters climbing
out of the crib at bedtime.
You can buy an inexpensive
harness that is very comfort
able and simple to put on.
It's made of white twill and
washes wonderfully. You can
buy it at any baby store. 1t
really saved me a lot of trou-
BILE with my 2-year-old.
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Deem Stoson Speoks
To Washington Club

Mr.. Z. Blythe stason. dean
Of the University Of Michigan
Law School. spoke to members
Of the Washington Club yes
terday at its IL o'clock meet
ing.
Dean Stason, who spoke on
"Atoms for Peace" is manag-
ing director Of the Fund for
Peaceful Atomic Development.
Inc. formed last October to
promote and develop peace
time uses of atomic energy
throughout the world. The
fund is a private. non-Govern-
ment and profit corpora
ton.
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Continued From Page B-1

Continued From Page B-1
the do-it-yourself movement.
It seems that q So billion BUSH
ness has grown up around the
amateur carpenters. masons,
cabinet-makers, upholsterers,
glaciers and the like. But
they are putting the profess
SIGNALS out of work.
They are buying rs per cent
of all interior paint. go per
cent Of all wallpaper. so per
cent of all floor tile and AZ per
cent of all plywood, presum-
ably to paint their own walls,
hang their own wallpaper, lay
their own kitchen and bath
room tiles and panel their own
attics or cellars, but at the
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Help With Barbecue?
M: III, BrentDood, Nd.

NJ: H., Brentwood, Md.
I am building a barbecue
and need help~.on how far
above the base / should place
the grating for use with char
coal briquets. Also. I would
like to know if the distance
will be suitable for using an
iron grill on top Of the grating
for steaks, ETC., or would it
have to be placed lower than
the grating. I do not ever
intend to use wood for a fire.
There must be someone who
can answer this for me.
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Flour Sturch

Mrs. p. ", Norfolk, Va.
A request was put in the
Clearing House to find starch
that would really do the job
on crinoline slips. This is my
suggestion to the lady put a
cup of flour in about Az cups
of water and stir until thick
(but not too thick. Then dip
your slips into the substance
2 or 3 times and wiring out.
Then hang on a hanger by the
waist line. Do not iron.
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Bee Fright
Mr.. NJ. A., Greenbelt

Mr.. NJ. A., Greenbelt
For Mrs. r. NJ, in reference
to your Bee Fright" problem
with your 7-year-old daughter,
might I suggest that you take
her to visit the Bee Culture
Laboratory at the Agriculture
Research Center in Beltsville,
Md, where visitors are well
come. A visit here might well
solve your problems. The cen
ter is closed on week ends, but
if you call them. something
might be able to be worked out.
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and gives them the treatment
they deserves sauce yclept
Bearnaise, smoother than any
BearnGise you've ever tasted
(tarragon vinegar, chives, pars-
ley, freshly ground pepper, but
ter, egg yolks, chopped tarragon
leaves AND sheer magicD; q
sauce worthy of the elegance that
envelops you at PIERRE bark
ing back to the Golden Age Of
Dining, plus rejuvenating cock
tails-all at just a silver of q
prir tirel And don't forget
PIERRETTE downstairs. It's for
the informal and maybe hurried.
Luncheons, dinners till 9:15 PM.
1929 @ st. N.W.k
FRIDAY. The inscrutable ORR
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welcome Dick and Ethel Baum
gardner dispense Gust like their
ancestorsD from every lockwood
in the Handicapped garden, to each
beatific piece Of crispy fried
chicken Gall you can eatD, every
sizzling Western steak, every just
picked vegetable fall served
country styleD family relish and
hot corn stick right from the
oven. No cocktails and who's TO
mind? Dinners only from 1-9:
Sundays 1T. Urbana, 7 mi. 8. Of
Frederick, Rt. 240A.tk
MONDAY: AllonS, mes enfGntsl
We have sncre du printemps
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Correction

Mrs. r. E. S., Upper Marlboro
In reference to the recipe for
Congo Bars I sent in, there
is an error. The amount Of
eggs used should be 3, not 8
as printed.
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y e ar. 1t
didn't need
one, what
with veal
oscar on
call at the
drop of q
menu. Chef
Emile takes
the tender
est of pa
per thin
veal slices,
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of filet mignon. An artist (and
artists flock here to appraise the
rare oils of England, France in
BONAT'S atmosphere-laden sew
en- dining rooms says, What
subtle perspective!" Meaning the
deliciousness of the beef bathed
in such felicity, the appetizing
fresh vegetables, BONAT'S salad
bowl, the flakiest of homemade
pie. And all served effortlessly till
1890 PM. by a staff whose aim
in life is your culinary and ar
tistic well being. Yes, quite .
gallery, BONAT'Si 1922 Vermont
Ave. N. w.
SUNDAY: Tradition loving as
we are we dote on the country,
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a r o u n d
Ere d erick.
Not only for
B a r b a r q
Erie t chic.
Justice Ia
ney, but best
of all for
tr a d ition-
bound p
T E r PAN
IN N. This
is a warm
tradition nf
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Capitol. DR.. Liu, PEKING'S
overload, guided us (for our
private party menuD through
the by-paths of Chinese-flavor
nuances. And what nuances!
Item: Shark fins soup $50
precious to gourmetsD; Peking
duck, a traditional rite as
well as feast from the first taste
of golden skin to the succulent
meat then finally the soup blend
ing the duckling essence with
Chinese vegetables. And for the
sweet-ground roots, silk shredded
sweet potato, heaped golden like
cotton candy. Cocktails till mid
night. $500 Conn. Ave. NV.
SATURDAY: It's an art at
BONAT'S. That's the masterpiece
of Chef Daniele Che manipulates
q sauce pot like Rembrandt did
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about it or
the north
ern Chinese
C u i S l n Q
which daily
yields up its
mysteries at
T H E p E.
KING, the
only t ru .
n ort hern.
style kitch-
en- IN the
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MS palette!l
OF imported
sherry, teas
ing season.
ings, plump
mushroom s,
g e n tly To-
cused in the
backgroun d
of this cas-
serole with
the tender
est, It'd . bits
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Good bread, good meat
Mon Dieu, let's EAT -.
THURSDAY: PIERRE didn't get
an Oscar froms Hollywood this
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EQUIPMENT FOR HoSPTA Donie Yer the oo of ody
the Alexandra Hospital Miss Dorothy Mcmillan left
the sole
Saturday. April o. de additional qpmentloeb Photo