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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

NEAR 9Th AND G N.w.-3-story
Reasonable rent for downtown To-
cation. Call OWNER. MA. S-5522
PARKING LOT-3O-4O car space;
cor. New Jersey and E SITS. NV:
Two fS' ets Il GBiLDGs.. suitable eI for
Parking IL cars. POO block Pen
ma ave. NV. BY owner. Ma, S.
64d0 MR.. GEORGE -l5
BETHESDA Have a number OF
commercial buildings for rent OF
sale located in the heart Of Be-
thesda, suitable for research lab
disc distributors, Air conditioned
Offices and heated warehouse space
Also 3 new stores in a wonderful
location OF Bethesda with a high
potential for retail sales. Call Mr..
Hall ROBERT B. HALL CO, OIL
@-325o. lib
SEVERAL I-FLoOR LOCATIONS -
5000 r. downtown area: 1900 #.
ne; also. grade A store. Properties
suitable for light mfg. warehouse,
ofnces, etc. Very reas. ia. 1910.
PARKING SPACE TO sublet for &
cars. Available May LIST. In the
rear OF 226 Conn. ave. NV
BETHESDA. commercial. home con-
verted to several offlces tSpacious)
Just $3.50. can suitcase Ar. Cal
Mon. OIL. $4,000, ALLIED REAL
TY.
KENsINGTON, $500 50. IT. ONCE
and shop space, ~ per square foot,
500 per mo. viii divide. MAR.
STELLAR REAL ESTATE, ~, g.
100 sun JU. 7-64S0
NlRGlNIA-UnimpIoved commercial
or Will build Tor suitable tenants
Prime locations In Springfield. An
mandate and Franconia In the
midst Of the vast area developing
adjacent Shirley hwy. In one OF
the fastest GROWING sections OF
Northern Virginia Springfield
REALTY CO. Fleetwood 1851.
CORNER SOUTH CAPITOL AND X.
prominent corner location for res
taurant or carry-out shop. Equipped
store plus I-rm apt, 500 mo.
THOMAS D. WALSH INC. Si5
llth ST. n W, DI 7-T55T.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

APPROX. lOu-ft frontage suitable
for ice-cream driye-in Consider
D c Va. or Nd. Buy or lease
Box ,iHs-Y Star 1T
WANTED To RENT-Slte suitable
for meeting place, community CEN
ter, Sunday School In central Prince
GeorgeS County Write Central
Jewish Community Center, Box ~
BladenSburg, Md. l6'
STORE or comml house. 8. S or
NV. area l,200-% 900 Il. Ample
free parking essential, ~. i-6S@U.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

6l-ACRE FARM. good buildings.
water. electric and telephone in :.
room house; free sas. from paylns
we'll available; located in Indiana
Co. Pa For information. write
MRS n J. HEBERLING, ST r d
!, Box A., Creekside Pa. lie
"o1 ACRES-One OF the finest and
most beautiful cattle farms in
virginia. on Hazel river. Kappa ,
hahnocs County Dwelling has
!neen destroyed 50 miles from
Washing ton, would make won
u,eriui chiidren.s camp in addi-
Regis tered anguS herd and farm
machinery also for sale Call OWN
Eh Overlook 3-iS35. 49,
hlDROPONIC FARM. southeastern
Florida--S3 800 invested should
give an income in excess OF $4,000
yearly without your services. or
mnueh more II you work yourself.
FOR Imagination phone MIR
ADAMS OIL, @-o5ll. Id
$3.50 DOWN. $40 mo. buys for
-. 500 nearly acres. ; rms.
south. TIE, 6-Il3l Id
@30.ACRE FARM on good road;
grass. PooleSyille 1853. -~ib
HARMONY HOLLOW. Front ROYAL.
rights small stream, Si,50O,
terms PETERS REALTY. Pleas.
ant g-4l6l. lii
SHENANDOAH VALLEY-lo level
acres: good term. farmhouse. cleo
lficity and running water. garage;
close 10 trout streams and bic
gamG hunting S1,5O0 ], down
pETER'S REALTY. Pleasant o.
"lBl, Rte /. Vienna. Va lis
nv OWNER sS-acrc Va. farm.
Frontage on hard-Surfaced road.
lu-rin house, . baths, uutbldgs., 40
acres pasture, 2-acrc Ash pond;
s sves t w Gie5 " 800 terms Call
BELTSNlLLE, for ELECTROMAGNETIC
A.. . houses, water, So 900. terms
ACT RIA. 3-ll"g, ~ 6-O"iO.
EDNOR-COLESVILLE--lS a mod
log rambler = bedrmS. gar, stream.
ACT RA 3-il2@ JU b.O2iO
house city water Sl5 900, terms
rich soil. RIA. 3-il.", JU 5-OgdO,
VERY coon productive farm. sd
acres, % mi d, c house, outbuild-
ihss tobacco or stock LII. 4-7a30
wIDOw offers small dairy farm. 100
acres. "O-cow barn Assume large
trust priced at $50. 900 Call HF.
3S6.J. THELMA NJ. HIGGINS.
Broker Sterling. Va.
m,ACRE tobacco farm near Mitch
ellville pOstoiiice in p. G. Co. II
mi. d. c. House with mod cony I,
" tenant houses with cleo. . lge.
tobacco. barns and all necessary
.QutbuildingS Cedar 3.Gl15
AVOID HIGH PRICES - Farms.
homes Culpeper foothills. Blue
Ridge PARKER BROWN Reva
Va. Culpeper B477.
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7 ARMETTE-1.g acres, in Howard
County Old house. nicely improved
with asbestos shingles. OF. hot
water neat ard new drilled well;
center hall with u rooms and bath
dellshtfu. kitchen. good storage
Space IN attic dry basement out
oiasS., pasture. Woodland. Call Mrs.
Canoy. EN. i-Hll6. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN TNN
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bE IHESDh-Have number OF
commercial buildings for sale oil
thesda: suitable for research lab.
oratories contractors or merchan.
disc distributors. Air CONDITIONED
Offices and heated warehouse space
Also 3 new stores in a wonderful
location Of Bethesda. with a high
potential for retail sales. Call Mr.
sa556 ROBERT B. HALL Co. OIL
INCOME PROPERTY IS houses
S about bo, acres land; harm, 2 sheds
mill water, pond, Located on Rites
20 and 657 in heart uf Chantilly
Va. Price, $40. 900; $40 600 down
income Wall take care of payments
w. c. WOODRUFF, owner. 49,
4 UNITS, det., stone constr. neal
Monastery. will show 25ct return
after amortization. $4,000. POS.
NER REALTY CO. ST. 3-344O
WE HAVE a small office bldg with
t arnF pv tenants AM Coed return
Mr.. BOILING FIELD; STUNT apt.
very desirable Income. SO, Bps
Tan be bought for less than "a
1882, Ho. 3-07O0.
APARTMENT HOUSE; o units: 10
years cid in most desirable close in
Silver Spring. For all details call
CHAPMAN REALTY co, HU. g.
33l6.
MI. RAlNIER-Two l-bedrm apis
sep, utilS.; "a blk. from dir. transp
Sl2,49O. MR.. GREVES. AP. 1924
H. UNIT BRICK MOTEL, only 3 yrs
OLD, completely air conditioned
coffee shop. Can be converted Ia
colored occupancy. On main high
way 80 minutes from Wash, d. c.
only persons with substantial cash
viii be considered. Call AID. 4 -053l
SPECIAL BARGAINS. 7-apt. de-
tached modern apt. bldg. Beautiful
ioc; one apt. rms. and bath
WIN take small prop. in exchange
Al location for home or invest =
ment. Call MR.. ODUM. RE. 7-52l6,
-16
Sill; SPG.-tDue to illneSSl; . Diet
brk 5-unit apt. bldes.; 81 times
rental buy direct. 10. 3-6SS9.
1IOI \. KENSINGTON ST, ARL-
S.unlt brk.. fully rented good cond
$4,000, Prin.. OWNER. IA. S-:}l 30.
COMMERCIAL on 2g-"lI-5n: parcel
y.
We also have other tracts up to 5
acres Call PENTAGON REALTY
GO. Tor additional information. CIR.
3-0544. Fairfax, Va.
LOVELY 2-fR.-OLD 9-UNIT BRICK
Tenants supply all Annual ex-
penSeS under $500, plus taxes. Only
N3S' 900. Sun. RIA. 3-4I55 WASH
lNGION REALTY, RIA. 3-s30O.
i0-uNIT APT. PROJECT; yrs. old
ENJOYING lOnec occupancy with an
nusl cash take-out OF $1,000 A
good buy 100000 cash needed
Call MR.. BAINUM, JU. $1,000.
LIST COMMERCIAL. NV stores,
9 apis Very low rents. Income
-, 200 yr. Expenses 81 200 yr.
viii show excellent net return.
Priced At 8 times income. Mr. West.
G0Ss REALTY CO. INC. MA. s.
ATTENTION, INVESTORS OR SPEC.
CLATORS-Six Semidet brick >
family apt; bldEs.. . yrs. old: In
come Sl30 month each BLDG; ten
heat. Buy all 4 at Sill 900 each.
BR1oHTwooD REALTY CO az"
lol? 9Th ST. NV. topp. Steuart
Motor Co History prick. on iot
;0xiO 90; valuable loo; excel future
j. EARLY DAWN & CO, tn
1871 NEWTON ST. N.W.-By owner
, apis. furn,: )ver 5000 income.
hnanced; $4,000 co. 5-5S14
l-tNIT APT, nr. Langley Pr Shop
ping Center and new Lansburgh' $
Dept, Store, S4.5O0, annual income:
Diet 3-vear-old bldg S23 200; 40.
year loan avail Open Today Tor
inspection. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
JU. 81 1903
ZoNkD c.. 242 It front on Rte. /
mi N OF u. of Md Ideal for
warehouse or gas station a5c So
II terms HE Assoc. ewes. HH
E-AS93 ". W LEWIS.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

NEED BETTER TYPE Of investment
prop have cash investors Please
call NJ I FABRIZIO Georgetowp
Real Estate, NO 7-ha13
WANT secured commercial invest
ment; must have $500 mo. net
return Have sufficient cash. No
brokers. Box 25l-Y. Star.
WE NEED STORES. apis, CONNER
cial ground. acreage for cash in
yeStors. Please call Mr.. West. GOSS
REALTY CO.. INC, MA. S-l353
DIRECT FROM OWNER, any type
OF investment property Any cond
or location. Box icy, Star.
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy d.
rect from owner, 4-6 unit apt or
comm. All cash. Please give loca-
tion, imam. statement and lowest
selling price, II you desire to sell,
Box 372-Y. Star.
MuLTI-UNIT APT. BLDG wanted
by our syndicates FLA 60Ss pre-
ierred. ASK for Mr. Gorlitz.
INVESTOR SERVICE
ST. 3-ll1N Ewes OIL. 4-@n46
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

FlREPRoOF. 3.story and basement
6rick bldg. near to and NV. OF the
capitol Entire lot OF about !. roo
50, II. is covered Construction is
ior heavy load Especially good FOR
SUNDAY call EN- 3-I76d. Louis p
SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st. NV. Ma.
Sal 1868
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SUITLAND MANOR

Fine buildings in excel cond
Priced to sell Monthly income S2B4
and S24o. Tenants pay utils. except
Mike Coughlin, 10, 8-4446
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VATTTApTr COM,TTpcT]I -,

VALUABLE COMMERCIAL corne,
on new super 20, modern bldg: 4
good buy at $40. O00-SlO, 600 cash
Call JU $1,000.
BAINUM REAL ESTATE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS store fol
office or wholesale outlet 23X45
with full psmt: . to 3 car parking
or loading area in rear. Priced al
Sle 300 tor immediate sale Inspect
2019 Bunker Hill I'd. ne Ewes. anc
Sun Mr. Walsh, OIL 6-6312.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
SIS 18th st. NV. DI. 1857
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APT. HOUSE PROJECT
5-Unit Apt. Bargain

This very attrac and well-kept
Diet bldg Is In fne ID. c. loo, over
looking park. and is avail for the
first time since II was built All apis
are very well ARRANGED and equipped
and have lgc rms. and screened rear
pOtcheb. Income approx. Si,2OO ytly
Good financing avail, and priced
very reaS Tor immed sale. Today
call IA n-5"23
Jess Fisher q Co., Inc.
li2OK ST. NV. Realtors Elk. 1851
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WITHIN A BLOCK of DUPONT Circl,
family apartment house rented
AZ $40 per mo First floor is ont
step up from sidewalk level and ha,
private entrance, making il especial.
" suitable for q doctor. Price, $40 .
200 LOUIS P SHOEMAKER 1918
K st, NV. MA. S-llGg.
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End COMMERCIAL
l45O-52-b4 CHURCH ST NV
Approx. 1000 sq II. Consisting
2 brk bldgE.. 10 be converted store
and Offices Lge mod shop on alleV
Parking lot l7xD0. on side Reas
AD. 2-6S60. Sun. or ewes.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

AVAILABLE AUGUST, I956-geau.
utiituul corner building: approx. 10
See 1910 Fenwick st. ne. your
broker or OWNER. Ma S-7295
kENILWORTH-Unit of 5000 tC
10000 so. it.. 20-ft. ceilings. 60-ft
clear span, floors truck level. A
NJ; ROTH RE. 7-7330.
q, 100 SO. FT.,, light Industrial; will
May Is. $500 Oak lane, Mt
Rainier THOS D. WALSH, INC.
sl5 18th st. NV, D1. 7-7557,
GROUND FLOOR, MODERN BLDG
800 so IT., overhead door, Of.
nee, Sublet to November or Iona
lease. 40 18th st. s.w.. ST. 3-36S3
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Contemporary

Rambler. IN an eye-catchins neigh
oorhood with wide streets; we'll land
Scaped front and rear yards. Huge
An.Iue trees ana spring bursting out
al over. 3 bedrmS.. liv. rm with
nrepl, din. rm. EaSy-to-work- in
KIT: FlagStone patio of liv rm. Spe-
cial utility and storage space: NV h.
Carport: fenced rear yard. Mr.. every
thing In Falls Church area. Fetch
lnEly priced at Sl6.q5O
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FOUR-IN-ONE
BURKE AIRPORT

Corner store property al entrance
to proposed Burke AIRPORT now Op-
Grating as a store and has been for
many years When Burke Airport
gets under way will greatly increase
in value In meantime will give re-
turn on investment
Terry B, Simms, JE. 2-65l7
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INTENTION, INvEsToRs or sPEC
PRIME PRoPERT'

S-unit detached brick: tenants pa,
neat. light and gas: top rental area;
each unit has liv rm.. bedrm Kit
ana tath. plus rear porch. Conserya.
s sine investor VIII Ike this one. Cal
2l3a.
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APARTMENT houks OF II unit,
between judiciary Square and Unior
station. Property zoned LIST com,
mercial, Lot 4Sxl%0 II Annua
gaS and electricity Price SE4 on1
ERE escapes at rear and both sldeS
LOUIS 2, SHOEMAKER. .aIg K
ST. NV. Ma. S-ll6G.
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7O' RAMBLER-$25,5OO

6 BEDROOMS-S19,950
This 10-rm. older home is in
excel cond. Located in one Of n
Arl best, cloSf-in areas @6-ft. liv
rm. AFT din. rm., all-elec kit
rec. rm; in bSmt.; screened porch,
detached gar. TERMS
CROWELL & CO. INC.
= 80 N Giebe Rd ia. 5-0101
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DETACHED 2-story apartment.
house on the edge OF Rock Creek
r rark, IN the vicinity of 18th and
columbia I'd. One furnished apt
on each floor Rental 81 ,3u per
annum An offer OF $50 100 NAV he
accented 10 settle estate. louis p
SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st. NV Ma
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CAPITOL HILL
East Capitol, club or tourist. brick
~ large rooms, baths. : reception
rooms. gas INV. h. air-conditioned.
hre escape patio VIII sell fur.
nlshed: CLAUDE SHIFLET, TU. :.
$500. RA. 3-2S7a
2sl3 l4th ST. NV.
LARGE store and 3 apis oil INV
heat. priced Tor immeG. sale: terms
J. LEE DOENEILY d son
Ma s-33l6 Realt S Ewes. WO. G-2362
Ii
ARLINGTON VA II O-unit apt.
showing handsome return OF ISc,
plus amortization: S30,0OU cash
needed
deriu location Approx IS nn0
needed GILMORE REALTY CO,
JE 4-s65g. RIA. 3-S6ai III
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5 UNITS

Individual utilities. owner pays
water and taxes only; each unit ha.
sirable NV. location. gross income
$4,000 yearly, SIGLER & co, RIA,
3-3431' OIL, 4-2439 --l5
COLORED--Ist COMMERCIAL, 18th
ana quincy st. NV Brick corner
taker, doctors office or business,
CLAUDE SHIFLET, tn. !-O4OO
RA 2-oSH4
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AIR-CONDITIONED
MACHINTSTS RHO

Unusual opportunity to sublet
beautiful 200-sq. 1T. suite in Conn.
Ave. corner for year or is months,
VIII be suitably partitioned. Only
5000 per mo. Phone Mr.. E. C. Scott,
NV MA S-2a4h IL ~
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
Continued
SILVER SPRING

S707 GA. AVE.
New r-conditioned high speed
elevator BLDG, suites arranged to
Gated. Call WEAVER BROS INC,
~; 7-S3OO; bldg. phone. JU. s.
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Open 1876 PM.
THE POWER
OF PRESTIGE

Can be- yours IN this nnc, LION vi.
laee location Dignliled "-stOFy Eng.
lish-typc home, built 20 last Tor
scnerstluns Charm and dignity are
ihr hallmatks OF this distinctive
home . hcdrmS "a baths. major.
Slzcd Nv rm i0rma, din rm den
those demanding A better home IN
one 81 our best areas Price. <Hi $50
Directions Lee hwy ~ " 10Th
o. lett iurn 70 Harvard st. left to
JHOl ana our Omen sign
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10

The creation this year of the grade. USDA Standard, made it necessary, to revise this publica tion, Mrs. Lydia Fohn Hansen sad. Mrs. Fohn-HanSen is Alaska Ex- tension Service associate director for home demonstration work.
 The leaflets Suggested cooking guide" has been revised also, to include appropriate cooking metn- ods for U. S. Standard grade beef cuts. This cooking guide" chart is unique in that it suggests cooking methods for each combination of grade and cut.
 Other changes in the leafIe- in- clude the addition of several illus- trations of grade stamps. including the new "USDA Standard" mark.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10
NEW POTATO PRODUCT

Potato flakes, new dehydrated product used in making mashed potatoes, sold well in market test in a medium-sized city, and repeat purchases were sufficient to indicate that homemakers like them, the U. S. Department of Az riculture reports.
 The flakes were developed by the Departments Eastern Utiliza- tion Research Branch, Agricultural Research Service. The market test was conducted by the Agricultural Marketing Service in cooperation with AIRS. Maine State Department of Agriculture, Maine Agricultural Experiment Station and Maine Pc tato Commission.
 The marketing experiment. was made.in the Triple City metropoli- tan area of Binghamton, Endicott and Johnson City, N. Y.,s selected as fairly typical of medium-siEed metropolitan areas in the region. The population was about 15O, 900 according to the 1850. census.
 Potato flakes were offered for sale in 4l supermarkets in the Triple City area, which account for about 85 percent of all retail food sales in the area. Store rec ords were audited in 20 of the stores to measure sales of potato. flakes and competing products. and consumers were interviewed following afive-week sales period to learn their reactions to introduc ton of the new product.
 Total sales during the 5 weeks. were 854 cases of potato flakes, each case containing A four-serv- ing boxes. This was virtually the entire supply available for the marketing test. It was found that of each 10 individual buyers made repeat purchases, despite the short period of the entire study: and 9 of each 10 said they would buy again if the product continued available.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10
Style Show To Be Presented

A showing of the latest in fall fashions, ranging from casuals to formals, will be presented at the Elks Hall on November 24 at D. m.
 Mrs. Marge Gibbons, owner of Mar Lou's, will direct the Sym phony in Styles" which is being sponsored by oKdiak Emblem Club No. 187.
 A preview of styles to be model ed showed many lovely fabrics well designed and interesting with colors to please the most exacting taste. M
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10
Mrs. Frank Cannon Featured Speaker

Mrs. Frank Cannon will be the principal speaker at the general meeting for all persons interested in American Red Cross Volunteer Service activities which will be held next week.
 Mrs. Cannon, Volunteer Field ConSultant for Pacific Area Head quarters of the American Red Cross, is also the Vice-Chairman of the Seattle Chapter. Her district includes Northwest Washington and four chapters in Alaska. She visits the various chapters to assist in improving volunteer participa- tion in all chapter activities and programs. Since Mrs. Cannon has been doing volunteer work of var ious sorts with the Red Cross since 1918, she has a wealth of exper- fence from which to draw in giving advice.
 It is not possible to announce the exact date of the meeting now, because Mrs. Cannon is attending conference in Anchorage. It will depend on the date of her arrival in Kodiak. The date of the meet ing will be announced over AFRS in sufficient time and interested persons are urged to listen for the announcement.
 This meeting will also be the first class of the Gray Lady course as announced in last weeks Mirror,
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10
Recipe For a Good School

Place not more than thirty su- perior children, yours and your neighbors, in an attractive class room in a safe, well-planned build- ing with teacher who is capable and well-prepared. Blend in plenty of good books and other teaching aids.
 Add safe school buses and ample space for play. Leaven with a sal ary scale that is decent, a good plan for teacher retirement and a touch of real appreciation by the
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10
Mrs. CaIIa Ballard Es New Chairman

Mrs. Calla Ballard was recently appointed Home Service Chairman of the Kodiak Chapter of the Am erican Red Cross. She was appoint by Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, who is Volunteer Services Chairman of the Chapter.
 The Home Service Chairman is the Chapters representative who carries out Red Cross responsible ties to Service men and. their families.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10
KODIAK MIRROR

This grade is described in the leaf let as having a very thin covering of fat and high proportion of lean.
 Single copies of the publication, "U.S. Grades of Beef" Leaflet No. BIO, are available from Extension Service offices in Anchorage, Pal mer, Fairbanks, Homer, Juneau and Ketchikan.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10
RECIPE OF THE WEEK

With the holiday season ap- preaching, most of us are begin ming to think of foods that are just a bit different. This unusual dress ing breaks all the rules. First, it is baked separate from the bird; second, it tastes every bit as good hot, warm or cool; last of all, it can be served in sticKs (flne for buffet eating) or spooned from a baking dish.
 Brazil Nut Dressing
 4 cups soft bread crumbs
 l cup sliced Brazil nuts Few sprigs chopped parsley
 or l tspn. dried parsley
 IF tSpns. salt
 1s tspn. black pepper
 F tspn. thyme or summer savory l large chopped onion IA tspn. .paprika
 Few chopped celery leaves
 l egg slightly beaten
 3 tblspns. hot water
 3 tblspnS. melted butter
 Mix all the ingredients thorough ly, then if you want to make dress. ing sticks, press dressing on a greased cookie sheet, making a 5 2 rectangle. Let this mellow in the refrigerator for Is minutes then cut into X 5 sticks. For fluffy dressing, pile it into greas- ed medium baking dish. Either way, bake 10 to Is minutes in a moderate (350 deg.) oven. Serves six.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10
LEAFLET AVAILABLE

"U.S. Grades of Beef" a 6-page leaflet which describes the grades. shows various cuts of beef and sug- gests cooking methods, has been brought up to date in new edi- tion issued by the U. S.. Depart ment of Agriculture.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10
Officers Elected

The American Legion Auxiliary officers were elected at a meeting held at the Island Fountain on October Il.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10
DIR. PAUL JAEGER HERE NOVEMBER I6

Dr. Paul Jaeger will be in Ko- diak November Is, IT and I8 in ar- swer to requests for dental work.
 In telegram to the Mirror, he suggests appointments be made by calling phone 2l72
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10
SOCIAL NOTES Homemaking Happenings Aboul Town Gardening
 By Befha Digree

Gardening
By Betha Dtgree

community. Season with your PER SONAL interest, cooperation and support. Mix we'll for one school year.
 Guaranteed results: Happy, we'll. taught children.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-10
KODIAK, ALASKA. NOVEMBER 10, 1886

Edna Brooks was elected Presi- dent. Vice President is Bea Yacht weih. 2nd Vice President is Edna Kraft and Avon Coble is Secretary Treasurer. Historian is Georgla Norman.