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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NEWSSTAND and variety store in
Busy place at bus stop; Al for
man and wife; reasonable rent
lease; .grcss quoted 70 date for
ls53 S5l. .000i large stock: wants
1910 Vermont ave, RE. 1910.
ThAFFlc, COUNT. 1854. b.000I
sars e new fay rshsSsisa S .sssns .soTs sms 6
i1g IS Believing, ,'G csii NJ. II; = soSie. We
M 2.sSga or Hemioek 4-3500.
sM6kW " IRSEySHIs; RESHfh ResliCs;n sslSiCSs;nrss,ois ?s
Sshssds fS resgp1siss ssg sn la gsssy IN
tunity. Cali Mr. Boorstein for de-
tails. HO. 2-l066. BLUE RIB-
BON LAUNDRY q CLEANERS.
GAS AND REPAIR STATION. fully
equipped for seryicing any typel
car. excel .lcc. Ideal for EXPERT
Ieti5ins. For appt' cali AZ.
oRocERY sTORE, doing close s tol
~ 600 weekly: ssacrifice: serious
illness. any rsas. offsr. Du. 7-1oo3.
GRoC. sroRE. fully equip. siinnalII in
1s.'sSsSs' y Ss' eSsssa ~ s'ai VI: 500 sssss ssss
sioTEIMu.S or 4 $50 !. p ,Pula.l, Ss 1Wy.,.
10 mi. from Baito., is mi. from
Aberdeen, $50, fFontaee on hwy.
on e-acre tract. Contains 10 com.
units. containing 10 rooms and 81
saS5,... seisE snts 80 sS1ptainins EG2s eS
julius <. ROMANO. attorney. nrIL Laso|
Central SAVINGS Bank Bldg. BALTIC.
z, Nd. Mulberry 6-5046. --27
C0AT ROOM ooNCEssioN With
cigar and cigarette counter for re.
sponsible person. Refined clientele
FAUX zaukAssarss Assarss Ics SSN .Dpt 3 BILLS ss, REs, m
Harry Cohen. between I and Q ON.
TfiRRE iii GsTfdia sYfoRE. Est. over 90 yr,. at
same excellent D. c. central loea.
ton: includes present stock and
eGS1D e01D ssesa,Tnins ., na yussni5,ns
Tsiers sns ave Your Timer Time and deIlrlns mils:
reasonable, Box $6s.1. Star. %
M0IEL, now operating. win sell for
$4,000 cash above trust: includes
LuuoipE and business: trust. $50, :.
900 Mr.. BLUE. DL 7-5s27. RA.
FiNE CORNER MARKET, Al stock
$6,s50 takes oil. csii 10. 5-iI5s.
EXPERIENCED RESTAURANT NAN
TO lease and operate coffee shop
s9d dining room IN Cairo Hotel
Thursday am.
ROCKVILLE main sectioH--Lad
Owner must sell due 10 illness.
Loaded with stock. doinR very oo0d
business; low rent and long lease:
Nh. S''oSi RockSfiE SfEni Coop. grocery
and general lnerchandise; long
lease; rent; N5 monthly; doine
$500 SS t.sSs Es:l' &sn, &STSs; SsEiss SSssl sas socd
stores In Montgomery county
PASTOR Il McGREW
Poplar 2-Ql4s Eyes. Gath. .7s-w
BUSINESSES WANTED
sjssss.fs'M ss M Ms.:sy lss issF:i q sis::s
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
Long Est. Business Broker
1910 Vermont ave. RE: 7.6i40
C. J. YOUNG /
is ROOMS, 5 BATHS
Rent. $l75; oil heat. l700 blk. Mass;
mtsly. NTH SPs vers iiSsfa 1issiy fnrn. R 70 owner 9Ug
must sell; $4,000; only $500 down.
LUNCH AND BEER
s,E.-aent, $500; mixed trade.
doins 2 good business and can ne
81, 500; wants 5000 down,
QUICK LUNCH
Rent, SITS, including 3-rm. apt. and
seats 10: aitfariod. caaiS.; Io-yf.
I'd beer ana 'iscfssss insons;
&. C..j.S j. SYsolSUtjNd, ST. s-15ool
1O20 Vermont Ave. Suite eO0
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Mass. Ave. Ext. Area
Rambler-Built to Last

Rambler-Built to Last
Only 2ts years old, perfect eondi,
tion; entrance hall, living ROOM
separate dining room, large kiehens
3 big bedrooms and 2 baths; 4th
bedroom and bath ct lower leve5
huge recreation room with fireplace.
workshop and laundry; built-in ga
rage. Priced in thirties. cal
JAMES Z. 9CHWAB, EM. 2.5eQ4s
ewes. OIL. 2-1400 or OF. 4.7693.s
"ROCK CREEK HILLS
$28,500
1st a., bedrm.. bath, plus 2 bedrms.s
bath. End a.; charming brick Cape
Cod on one Of most beautiful lots
IN heart OF Rock Greek Hills; ms
merous trees and large shrubs; At-
tached garage. screened porch. 1x@
cellent terms. List M-52. Mr.. Gors
don. 10. 5-21o6.
FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1872 L st. NV, Ma. $1,000
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igSiM or. "

4.room, 5sth apt. on snd floor.
large ciubfoom kit, and bath on
ist A.: large lot. Vacant:
MARSHALL ], WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th 81. NV. AD, 4-20Q5
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
A lovely semIdetaehed brick home
has 4 iarse bedrooms, 2 full baths
living room. dining room. Den
garage; well constfucted and n
excellent condition: located on Z
quiet shaded street. 1h block
from Conn. ave. Price. S2i.50o
GI applied for.
Waggafnan-BraWner
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WHEATON, AREA. close to schools
and transp.-This attractive Cape
cod has hedrms; ON ist;; 2nd 2
pfeIdxE IuEoAok isessa VI. iBxusERhiMAN EERhiMAN
JU. a-b444. Ewes. JU. 5-3637
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1871 KlIB0uRNE rL. NV.
.dEAyrsyE[klxr pEco9yAIggEP Il LAE; AZ
coNpr4i6E EEcgtLfkt ToR
sHEDRN8. iT WITH eINKel PLUS
SoRHoob: now W M ii sniihEDiATE-
LY WITH YouH OWN TKHN8. Dl.
7-3S5es EVEs.. RA. S-eto1.
80 ROOMS, 8 BATHS
1sssA ssT bslfins saf ssusS1, spses Lamont g. IN
soomins roo isissa hees; now sVn With Noon. q
approx. Se06 mlhiys owner uses
5 rms, and private bath for self.
tlab. tarn., win sell Tor 800
siSsa, iS:ss. sSi ss DsSgsfSi sa 5i5SS. S5 ana BUS
C. ]. YOUNG, REALTOR
Io2e Vermont ave. NV. suite sos
36l0 35th ST. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK
4 bedrms,. . baths comfortable brick
home. Close to schools and trans
portation. large living rna.. dining
Fiocred ; attic Win permanent staifs.
oil hot-vater heat. ouiet street.
Mrs. Margarst Barker. evenings OF
Thomas L. Phillips
34a0 Conn. Ave. Wo. o-Teo0
COLORED-UFPER NV. = s49b
down. VaeaRt Lovely o.im:
Sss Sns, home Sonsr.ss ssc rOns ssess ore
co'. 81. s-sSSsi ewes. ia. q
coLoaED-Mr. rLsAsAsT -
story brick. 10 lovely rms, 9h
baths; suitable home and invest
aRUzKE, No. 7-7625. ~
C0LORED--WEaT OF iesh-Ex-
eiusive LOCATION: det, hrs; ne.
I'm; din: ~ Tta;, ,.,S gen a. aSa aSa sii i.vsi
Rseimi' ics: 81. Sha tran trsnsp. o. Prised to-
immed, sale. Kyes.. ~. 2-aoTS:
METzLER, REALToR BUILDER
53e2 Conn. ave. NV. 1T
COLORED-ON ILLINOIS AVE-.
oveflooking beautiful park. Spa
cious 5-rm, Colonial brick with gas
heat and det. garase. An tmmaeu-
late home In . preferred location-
Low down payment and easy terms.
Trade IN your old place. Cen Nj. :.
c1ark. RA. 3-00l1 MARSHALL J.
wAPLEa CO. 1924 18th q. NV.
CoLORED--UPPKR N.W.--vecant: I:
6-Im. brick; 5 bedrms.. Ia baths.
nice kit. bsmt,, gAs heat 70. M.
eveTything. Only $3.50 dn. terms.
RA. 6-0912; ewes. DE. 2,0e0a.
coLoRED--yAcANF, aese sher.
man ave, p.w.--S4pt down: Groom
brick; redecor4ted; basement; oil
heat, porehss; $es ne; ,d ps. s-SSos.
CoLORKD-VAC.--RED1c.
$695 DOWN
o rm.; brk., front porch,
'ejlSS jpXucoM M REALfiY. REALToR
VA. G-la60 Kyea.. "A. $1,000
coLoRED-ALL BRICK
$13,500
Rec. rm., front porch, Gar.; Grand
o-TRu -STRRucsoM s5 RskAL:TfsS..kxALToR s L:fs.kxA
MA. $1,000 Ewes. RA. 3-2003t
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S495 DOWN
~AxynrRNysre, rrIrE RU1ysF

PAYMENTS LIKE RENT
2-eedrm. rambler, lovely bsmt., rec.
rm.. sen. tiled laundry rrn.. patio,
driveway, transp. and shop. close
3-bedlm. rambler. eating space kit,
new washer. large fenced yd., Quist
Kenstnston neighborhood; Sl2,50o.
JOHN DENNIS, LO. 5-l8l3
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO:
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$3.50 Down. vets or Non-VetS

$Z5U DOWN., vets OF NuII-VetS
Lovely e-bedrm. BUNGALOW, detachedt
piRECTioNs: fSH SiHsi oat viers MN di ID:
TO Randolph rd., left on Bennio1s
I'd. 70 Colin st., continue ID. Fern.
dale, left to Round Hill rd. and
42i7 Round Hill I'd. Leo a,
BRYER q, CO. INC, Ju. 9-s99ss
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'COICRED

COLOREO
MhM bfick A nSSses. ns 1 iarEs irnsg llas.
and Downstairs bath IN one. 4
dss DoWdsr Iooaa 4 sSs Ssn osssr aaa on o.
wide street. n GOOD respectable
neishborheod. We win rent eniy 70
families Of Gocd earning. credit and
tract g0od tenAnts oniy. Amply
weekdays only Q TO 8 81 owners
once. KOom Sos. SIS isth &. nv.
--2o
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~ ROOMS. Q BATHS

Brick sne stuese, s-ssr Gar s.sass z. 2.
~; Plesssnt. run As AZ hish.siassy s
spPrS1 IA Sscg r,gssa shss s.tS Sy1sT sor ssss s.is
down. for properly. furn. and bus
mess. call ST. $1,000.
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Is.l lHoUsEs Co. sALE N.W. tessAl lAAp
BUS. oPPQRTUNITES leoai. J

sUCCEssFuL BEAUTY SHOP for
sale. e9esllent elintgle, old estnb-
shsS 81 bisss aesltsse .r iesaalSs SssiTss
"a selii-re5irs. WIN sen reasonab BIZ,
Shovn only 81 appoiptmsnt, After
e pm. z q q ! Sunday. Rk. 1881 o.
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HOUSES FoR 5 sALE-R.w.
Colored-lSth and Girard
1896 poWNll

Lovely s.fm. 2-bath home. FrieedI
ct $14.6Oo.
NE. S-4I64; Kyes.. TU. 2-5l40I
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SRQS DOWN

deorgeous o rm.; brk., front porch,
i'assS SSSdoM ssMi RisSL RRigSSLax. \ l9ssisxl 9SssxLTos
MA. s-12oO Kyea.. RA. 3-200a
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llousES uAiEuAN. lceai.l

FALLS CHURCH AREA
I I Srs hsSrms y M A baths .s $iso ~ month ssh
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TRADE SECRETS

BEI I1E0IyA
VA or conventional financins,. on.
this 3-bedrm.. 1h-hath rambler,
on le0-ft. .-deep lot. oyerlooking
Rock Greek s Psrk; Ia large I. ,,snSas is9S1,5
carport; close to schools. Can Mrs.
Paine, OIL. a-9320, with INTER-
STATE REALTY CO., INC. OIL.
4-0646. rs
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/ bedrms,. . baths comfortable brick
home, Close 70 schools and trans
portation. Large living .rni. dinins
Tn,,: den kitchsn, pantry r On 1st. st
oil hot-Water heat. ouiet street.
\ Mrs. s. MMarsSTst Barker, sSsninss OF
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HOUSE & APARTMENT

SIS, ,000--h ACRE .
. really lovely 3-hedrm. home with
asepl In addition shere. is .. come
ui,te apt. With pvt. entr; hoyely
CO., JU. 6-6650, o TIL Q. ---26
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OPEN 1.6 SUNDAY
Loyeiy family home vacant; eounpl.
tsssAvU0t sssAUcoM M HE MRFAfTrY-RrArToR
MA. 1880 Ewes. RA, 3.2Q03.
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Thomas L. Phillips
S420 Conn. Ave. wo. d-TeoQ
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5. J. YOUNG. REALTOR
m,EVET AND PARK

o2a Vermont Ave. NV. suite sos
SRi0 25th ST. N.W.
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Westrnoreland Circle

2 BLKE. DC. BUS IA
Young family or retired couple. Has.
living rm., jr. dining rn,., pretty
modern Kitchen. den. 2 twin Reds
rms. bath and stairs TO large stor-s
age attic, Nice Level yard. low casa
Or OF. w. 3. WRIGHT. EN-. Sss
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cOLORED--yAcANF, aeae sher.
% ssiek; ~; fr;edscoratsa; SsssnsSt oil
heat, porches; sos mo. DE. e-5B03.
MU1HiN9KY, RA. 6-6912. ---2S
10T61 1TO-VIfs -RRfJTC.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

m. COOLIDGE HIGH, TuckerInan
st, - Large senidetAched 3-hedTin.
brk,: hot-WateF heat. gas furnace,
suiit-in earase n eyeeptionAlllly ,
s O oSes sSssS ss prssd asisf 4 ss5s os e
800, Eyes.. iii, 6.l3es. Z +.
HoNEy SsAyAlSp aSp SNeoSE SssIsSh S|SRs INF
apts.; q .apts. brtns In $3.50 per
month. the other owner-occupied.
Quick posssssioa, lcw, down-gssy; -gss:y,;
sntii saiit . p.n.. I'M nRrTT. ST
I'm a.soss, RA 3-0i1G
Evening star., 1955-10-26

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
3 3.hedrm., c4bath brick rambler, At
taehed gaTage. washer, Available
Immediately. Unlimited lease; SlS5.
ROBERT X. WRIGHT. I'm. $4,000,
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Poplar 2-944S Eyes, Gath, 7s-W
BUSINESSES WANTED
Nsws:ssHds @ . !. variety & store, :, ..,,, beauty
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
Long Est. Business Broker
10I0 Vermont ave. RE. 7-Bf40
Evening star., 1955-10-26

CoLORED-oN M.LINOls NE., NE.,
soa. I% cSsSs s;sSspb brss Hs'l sh sP.
heat and dst. geraae. An immaeu-
late home In . preferred location.
Low down payment and easy terms.
Trade n your old place. Cen M.
wAPfEa aI co.. 1874 ilsh .. NV.
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portant and why the letter
win mean SO much to them"
she said. "
Each child adopted" under
this program writes to his
foster parent" once a month
and the correspondence is
translated both ways.
The exchange often results
in additional gifts to the child
and his family.
Mrs. Kalaris showed one let
ter in which a little girl told
her foster parent of attending
church before dawn on Christ
mas day, and then reported:
When We came back home
everything there looked nice,
because this year our house
was filled by the lovely pres
entS you sent us. I felt happy
and satisfied when I played
with my friends, and I could
play with them and talk of
the presents I received as they
were doing, who had a father.
On previous years I would
have gone away crying ;"
Another youthful CORE
spondent seemed to grasp that
the ultimate objective of the
relief program is a peaceful
world. Reading your letter."
she wrote her foster mother,
II understand that you are
sorry for us and our miserable
life. and I wish too that it
should change as soon as pos
sible so that we may live hap
PLY. If that could happen
everywhere we could all live
happily together, like broth
ers," she added with youthful
wisdom.
Greece, Of course, is only one
(See LDE. Page B-6)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
SAUERBRATEN
&c. r. M, Washington

Here is a recipe for sauer-
braten for Mrs. J. P. B., Ar
lington: Four pounds lean
beef. l pint vinegar. pint
water, 4 bay leaves, 4 cloves.
6 onions. sliced, " cup sugar.
IL gingerSnaps, II pepper
corns. salt and pepper.
Sprinkle beef thoroughly
with salt and pepper. Place
in deep earthen dish. Heat
vinegar. water and onion. bay
leaves. peppercorns and sugar
together. Do not boil. Pour
mixture over meat. let stand
for 4 F.. days in a cool place
tightly covered. turning meat
daily. Place meat in a roast
ing pan add half of strained
spice mixture and place gin
gersnaps on top Of, meat. Cover
and roast slowly at 275 degrees
for about 49, hours. When
cooked place roast on platter.
If gravy is too thick. add more
strained spiced mixture, bring
to boil and serve. with
sauerbraten serve sweet and
sour red cabbage and mashed
potatoes)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
Readers Clearing House
NEW ENGLAND TRIP

mrs. L. j., WdShtngtoD
For Mrs. v. v. S., Takoma
Park: For information on
camping sites and facilities in
New England States, address
requests to the Maine Publicity
Bureau, Portland. Me-; New
Hampshire Forestry and Rec
reation Commission. Concord,
! N. H.; Vermont Forest Service,
Montpelier, VT; Department
of Natural Resources, Boston,
Mass; State Park and Forest
Commission, Hartford, Conn.
I don't know the exact or
ganization to address in Rhode
Island, but usually a request to
the State Capitol will be for
warded to the proper depart
ment.
Special information for the
large areas Of Maine and New
Hampshire that are in the
White Mountain National
Forest can be secured from
the Forest Supervisors Head
quarters, Laconia. N. H.
Also, the AAA Northeastern
Tour Book in the section
Where to Go-What to See"
has most helpful sections on
recreation areas for all North
eastern States and Eastern
Canada, including tent camp
ing facilities and areas.
I think the summer months
are best for camping in New
England. Keep in mind that
nights grow very cold even in
July and August when you are
sleeping outdoors. We found
cots and blankets insufficient
for the 40-degree tempera-
ture some nights. We now use
only sleeping bags and air
mattresses for complete COM
fort and warmth. It takes less
space, too. Happy camping!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
Modern Marriage
ChiIdren's
Share of
Money
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

Every family with youngsters
faces the problem of allow
ances for the children, and
there is sometimes a good deal
of pickering connected with it.
Mrs. L. is working on this
problem in her own home. I'VE
have 17-year-old daughter in
high school and two much
younger children" she ex-
plains. Our daughters finan-
cial needs create a continual
battle, She, thinks she needs
a great deal more money than
her father is willing to give
her. She is always coming to
us in tears or violently up
braiding us for our stinginess.
Yet if we are particularly gen.
erous with her. she squanders
the money and is in financial
difficulties again by the end of
the week. We are almost at
our wits end, and ! know that
we're not managing her prop
erly."
Every other reader of this
column will know it too, Mrs.
L. It is entirely wrong to let
a boy or girl get into high
school without having learned
how to handle an allowance.
The whole question is discussed
in reprint by Mrs Alma H.
Jones on children's allowances
which I'll be glad to send with
the compliments of this news
paper to any reader who en-
closes a stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope With the re-
quest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

sites of life, according to Mrs.
Ismene Kalaris, director of the
acknowledgement relief or
CARNATIONS program in Greece.
More than that. you can
tell them by their general bear
ing" she said. "They seem
happier and have an air of
feeling secure that stands out
among most of the youngsters
you see"
The Greeks notice the diff
ference, too-and have a word
for it.
There goes another 'fos-
ter ;" they will say-sometimes
with a trace of envy-at the
sight of a cheerful youngster
in a warm sweater, perhaps.
OR maybe clutching a doll.
At the present time, about
1000 Greek boys and girls are
among the 10000 children of
eight countries who are on the
adopted" lists of the Foster
Parents Plan. Another 1000
already have been rehabilitated
under the program introduced
in Greece the latter part of
1948.
Many Thousands in Need
But there are many, many
thousands, nearly a half mil
lion in Greece alone who are
on Transformation diets and
have only rags for clothing, the
American-born director esti-
mated.
A former Washington resi-
dent, Mrs. Kalaris is now on
home leave. She came to Wash
ington this week to help launch
a drive to get 400, 900 Ameri-
cans to adopt" that many
destitute war children Of Eu-
rope and Korea.
The General Federation of
Women's Clubs will Cooperate.
Mrs. Kalaris already has con-
ferred with Mrs. Stephen Mich
olas, the executive director, on
ways Of bringing the campaign
before the federation's $4,000
member clubs.
A part Of the project will be
the writing Of what Is expected
to become "the longest love
letter in the world"
Each group or individual who
becomes a foster parent" by
pledging SIS monthly for at
least q year to care for one Of
the war children also will be
asked to write q message of
love and hope to the youthful
recipients.
The messages will be tapped
together and the letter will
be carried to Europe next June
by Americas Most Outstand-
ing Journalism Student" now
the object of q nationwide
search. (The winning student
will be joined in Europe by a
veteran foreign correspondent
and the two will write articles
of their impressions as the
letter is delivered to represen-
tatives Of the children In
France, Greece, Italy and
Western Europe.
Correspondence Important
Mrs. Kalaris pointed out
that, more than anything else.
the war children need the
feeling of being loved, of be-
longing to some one, some
where. That's why the Fos-
ter Parents Plan is so i'm
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REMOVE STUMPS

MRS. d. L. L., Concord, N. H.
In response to the query
about stump removal by Mrs.
c. w. H., she can purchase
this liquid or article from
Spencer Gifts, Atlantic City,
N. j. 1t is reported to remove
stumps entirely without i'll ef-
fects to other vegetation sur
rounding it. I have found
this company very reliable.
She can also ask for a cata-
logue, but put in the letter
what she wants, as 1t might
not be in the current cata-
lOgue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
CANDY RECIPE
MRS. G. D., Falls Church,

This may be the mashed
potato recipe Mrs. E. M. D..
Falls Church, requested.
Mash a small potato thor
oughly and while hot stir in
confectioner's sugar until it
resembles a stiff dough. A
teaspoon of vanilla should be
added too. Then roll out thin.
use confectioner's sugar to
keep it from sticking. Spread
with peanut butter and roll as
a jelly roll. Cut in thin slices.
Children like this very much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

You can
tell tn m
by their
clothes, in
incl d ing
their Amer
lean = made
shoes, which
dl COlnPN
uouS in a
C o u n t ry
W h ere so
many chill
dren aren't
getting the
hare neceS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
Adopted Children
Envied in Greece
By Frenees lide

In a Greek village it's easy
to spot the youngsters who
are aided by the Foster Par.
ents' Plan for War Children,
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Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25

From Annie Dick, Rehoboth. to
Theodore and Margaret Dick, Re
hobOth, lots 21 and %, section 4
Lewes and RehobOth Hundred.
From Aubrey and Marjorie Hit
chens, DagsbOro Hundred, to Har-
Vey and Irma TimmOns, Dagsboro,
51s acres, Dagsboro Hundred.
From Ephraim and Elizabeth
Harman, Millsboro, to Carlton and
Mildred Farber, 500 square feet.
Indian River Hundred.
From Charlie and Elizabeth Rog-
ers to Albert and Rebecca Lem
aire, Rehoboth, lot 13, block B.
Lewes and RehOboth Hundred.
From James and Ruth Beebe.
Lewes, to Beebe Clinic, Inc, Lewes.
1924 and 8.606 square feet, Lewes.
From Elsie and William Wix.
Milford, to Franklin and Dorothy
Martin, Milton, 10000 square feet.
BrOadkiln Hundred.
From Edgar and Madaline Po-
lite, Indian River Hundred, to Nor
man and Alberta Newcob, 20. 900
square feet, Indian River Hum
dred.
From Hardy and Sallie Bennett,
to Nellie Bennett, Bridgeville, 12,-
600 square feet, Northwest Fork
Hundred.
From Prince Edward and Mar
ian Cannon, Dagsboro Hundred, to
Ayres-White Enterprises, Inc.
MillsbOrO, 31,575 square feet, Days
boro Hundred.
From Minnie Coleman, Ross and
Betty Coleman to the State of Eel
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25

aware, 1868 acres, Northwest
Fork Hundred.
From William and Maybelle Da-
vies, Bethel, to James Adam, II
foot frontage. Bethel.
From Camille and Palma Bor-
gia, Wilmington, to Kenneth and
Irene Robertson, Seaford, lot g.
Broad Creek Hundred.
From Philip and Emily Macy.
Georgetown. to William Macy.
Georgetown, 90 acres, Georgetown
Hundred.
From Oscar and Elizabeth Den
mis-, Sheldon and Shirley Dennis,
to Harley and Efie Wilson, Of
Georgetown, 1922 square feet.
Georgetown Hundred.
From Vernon and Dorothy Mar
ker, Georgetown, to Dslema
Gardner, Dover, 1880 square feet,
Georgetown Hundred.
FroE Vernon AMI Flossie Ma
gee, Baltimore Hundred, to Oneida