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and son of Milford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kuratle and son and Mr..
and Mrs. IRA Walls and daugh-
| ter, Kathy.
Cook out dinners are always
popular this time of year and on
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Tucker were hosts to a
family gathering on the Lawn of
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan and
family Present besides those men,
toned were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Healis and four sons, Billy. Bobby,
Jimmy and Tommy of Miami, Fla,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Healis of
Palmyra, n. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hudson and family of Harbeson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Tucker and
children of Glendale and Mrs.
Edith Minicncci.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Benson spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Birmingham of Lewes.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Donovan at their cottage
at Slaughters Beach on Saturday
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mitchell and family of Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan LeCompte
and children spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
LeCompte at their cottage at Herr
ing Greek.
Miss Karen Bennett of Cam
bridge, Md, was an overnight guest
On Wednesday of Mrs. Lille Fitz-
| gerald and family.
| Mrs. Agnes Hunt, Mrs. Ralph
Hunt and Mrs. Logan LeCompte
were Wilmington shoppers on
| Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Burns of
Arlington, Va, are spending this
week with his brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. H, M. Burns.
Mrs. Ruth Wiley of Milford and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright
visited relatives and friends in
Dover and Smyrna over the week
end
Miss Blanche Pettyjohn has been
the guest during the past week of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schreiner of
| KentOn. Del.
Bethel Bible Center
Friday 700 p. M, Bible Club.
Saturday, 9:15 a. m, Happy Her.
aid Broadcast over WJWL, 900 on
the dial
Sunday, 9:45 a. M, Sunday
School
$50 p. m, Lords Supper.
1880 p. M, Evangelistic Service
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MAGNOLIA
By Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone Frederick 5-5ISs

Mr.. and Mrs. John Houston, who
had been spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Stubbs
while they were at South Bowers.
returned to their home in Whining
ton on Sunday.
Mrs. Hazel Roe accompanied Mrs.
Dorothy Townsend and her son
Tommy to spend Wednesday at
Dewey Beach as guests of Miss
Frances Evans and Miss Lois
Lille.
Mr.. Collins Davis arrived on Sat
urday from Clarksburg, W. Va. to
spend the week with his mother,
Mrs. Edna Davis and family.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Name
Jackson were her children, Mr..
and Mrs. Barratt Jackson, and her
grandchildren, Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert Ressler, and sonss all of Lam
caster, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frese and
family had as guests on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredeick Frese, Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Frese, Jr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. David Gordon.
all of Philadelphia.
Wayne Hart is in Houston spend
ing the week with the Francis
Simpson family.
Henry and Bill Tieman, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tieman, were
chistened during the church SER
vice on Sunday morning.
Rev. Leroy Jones extended an
invitation to the members of his
congregation to the wedding of
Rev. Jones and Miss Dawson which
will take place in Rochester, Pa.
on August 23rd.
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
LINCOLN
BY Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone: Milford 5139
Lincoln Methodist Church

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. W. w. Hamilton, pastor
Services for Sunday, August II
11t00 a. M, Church School. Mr..
W. G Cason teacher of the Mems
Bible Glass will be in charge of
the entire School Everyone wei
come young and old. Perfect at
tendance will not be counted "a
gainst anyone for the next four
Sundays, but there will be Sunday
School every Sunday.
4:C0-4:30 p. m, Precious Mem
ories' Broadcast over Station
WJWL, 900 on the dial. The even
ing services will resume again in
September.
The Glass of Promise" Mrs. Mast
tie Greenly teacher, will hold their
annual "wienie roast Saturday
evening, August IL at Lewes Beach
time of serving 500 p. m. All
members are asked to bring their
families and friend or friends.
Rev. w W. Hamilton is spend
ing this week at Sandy Cove. Md,
attending Bible Conference at the
camp of Rev George 'Palmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Medeiros would
ike to thank all for making the
grand opening day of "Joe's Bar
Der Shop" a success. Your visits
are welcome at all times.
A surprise "Stork Shower" was
held on Tuesday evening at the
cottage of Mrs. Harry Swain al
Slaughters Beach. the guest OF
honor being Mrs. Erie Hostedler
Present for the opening of gifts
were Mrs Mildred Hastings and
daughter, Barbara of Wilmington
Mrs. Mildred Smith of Milford
Mrs. Dorothy Glasco, Mrs. Estella
Watson, Mrs. Lille Fitzgerald
Mrs. Irma Beebe, Mrs. Rena Nor
gan, Mrs. Kathleen Morgan, Mrs
Blanche Birmingham, Mrs. Hazel
Swain, Mrs. Wanda Greenly, Mrs.
Marian Bennett, Mrs. Delema
White, Mrs Mabel Benson and Mrs.
Elizabeth Cledaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Morgan
entertained at a Barbecue" held
on the lawn on Saturday evening,
Miss Nancy Marvel of Salisbury,
Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Shockley and
children Donald and Dorothy of
Pittsville, Md: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Dorman and daughter of Millsboro
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lynch and
family of Gunohoro
Miss jeanette Donovan of Ellen
dale was anovernite guest on Tues
day evening of Miss Joyce Parker.
Mr.. John Coverdale was rushed
to Milford Memorial Hospital for
surgery on Tuesday evening. Best
wishes for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Harry Hudson and children
of Harbeson, Mrs. Douglas Morgan
and family, Barbara Clendaniel,
Elaine Plummer, Berta Mae Fitz-
gerald and Joyce Morgan Joined
Mrs. William Hearn and family at
Wheeler's Par, Harringto on
Thursday for a picnic dinner.
Mrs. Janice Greenly and family
of Milford and Mrs. Kaye Glen
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
What Protein Level
For Dairy Cows

Good dairymen know that the
proper amount of protein in the
grain ration is vital to the per-
formance of their milking cows.
The question is: What is the
proper level of protein to feed?
Research and practical expert
ences have shown that a good
16 per cent grain ration will do
the job efficiently, regardless of
the kind of roughage available, if
the amount fed is adjusted to
roughage qualify.
The soundness of this program
was illustrated in feeding test
conducted at the Ralston Purina
research farm in Missouri. Thirty
six mature Holstein cows averaging
about 1900 pounds live weight were
divided into three equal groups on
the basis of previous production
and other factors. Lot | received
good good alfalfa hay and corn
silage, with a 16 per cent grain
mixture at the rate of l pound for
each 81 pounds of milk. Lot ii re-
ceived poor quality timothy hay
free choice, along with corn silage
and a "a per cent grain at the
same rate as Lot l. Lot III received
the same poor quality hay and
corn silage, but were fed more
pounds of the same 16 per cent
grain mixture that was fed in Lot
l. Lot III cows received 1 pound
of supplement for every 2A lbs.
of milk.
Cows in Lot /. fed good hay and
a normal feeding of 16 per cent
supplement, increased their pro-
duction an average of IL pounds
per day over their previous lac
tation. Cows in Lot II, fed poor
roughage and a normal amount of
"a per cent supplement, fell off
an average of 6.35 pounds per day.
Cows in Lot III, fed poor rough
age with an increased amount of
16 per cent supplement, gained an
average of 6 of a pound of milk
per day over previous lactations.
Lot III returned an average OF
19 cents more per cow per day
over feed costs than Lot III.
This test indicated that the 16
per cent grain ration, fed at a
slightly higher level with poor
roughage, made best use of poor
roughage, and fed a normal levels
supplemented good hay economical
ly and efficiently.
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
NO CIVILIZATION

MEXICO CITY - (P - This
capital has lost some civilization
but history is better served.
Civilization" street has been re-
named for General Salvador Alvar-
ado, a revolutionary figure.
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
Net rrNdicAmant

In Popular Bluff, Mo-, while rush.
ing to fight fire, Fireman Birnel
Wheels detected smoke fumes near
er home, discovered his own hsi
was ablazG
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-10
Nervous Women

DR.. Earl d. G. Schmitt, San
Jose. Calf: more nervous women
are created over the bridge table
than over the wash tub"
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COLLECTION MANAGER

$500 . mo. to start; exper. neces-
sary; inside work, This is not .
small loan company Phone for
appt. Interviews strictly conflden-
tial. GULF DISCOUNT CORP. 3210
Rhode Island ave. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS will be received until
noon Friday. November 2. 1858 al
the once OF the state Roads Com
mission az Laurel Maryland, offer
ms 70 purchase the improvements
located on the following proper
ties 1 Charles p Williams. 2D5
MARYLAND Avenue, District Heights
l'g-story frame dwelling . Nor
man p. Gibbs, 52l9 Harper Street,
Dillon PARK is-story frame
dwelling 3 Everett NJ. Suit. BOX
1877. RID No. l. Marlboro Pike,
4 Edward r Edinger, 470l Shady
side Avenue, Bradbury Park, l.
story frame dwelling. Hhe prop.
critics are located on the proposed
hiehway Improvement between
Meadows and y c. Line. All OF
these improvements must be re-
moved down TO the ground line By
midnight. Monday. December ~
1855 Detail bidding forms anc
special bidding envelopes may b.
obtained at the state Roads Com,
mission once az Laurel, MARYLAND
The properties must be bid in.
diyidually Each property 70 bt
BID on, must be on = separate BID
Gins form and accompanied b
two certified or cashiers checks
the drst in the amount OF the BIZ
and the second IN the amount d
the guarantee as specified on IN,
BID form. District Phone. PARKWAY
a-06a0 oci4.gi
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AUTO SALEsMAN-old, est. Gen.
Motors dealer leeds a good man
for used-car dept; drawing ae-
count liberal commission, bonus
group insurance, experience pre-
ferred Box 279-L, Star.
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AUCTION SALES

PUBLIC AUCTION Of valuable farm
near Woodstock. Shenandoah COM.
~. Virginia, containing III acres
divided By state road To be sold II
two tracts. one containing - acres
the other 81 acres, containing N,
farm buiidlngs consisting or b.
room house a6x60 barn and cut.
buildings Watsred by well an
sayerAi eisterny Convenient q
stores Strong limestone land. build
inrs IN excellent condition tNf
miles south Of Warrington. D c
=, Of . mile from Z 8 HiEhual
No. II
ROBERT . BAusERMAN
Attorney In Fact for
lawrence W Russell. 81 81
i3A W Court ST.
Wocdstoc6. Va.
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HELP-MEN
cARPENTERs and helpers wal

CARPENTERS and helpers wanted
At NJ. T. BROYHILL IL SONS job
at Lincolnla Our old men given
preference See F, H. BROYHILL,
supt. or phone JE. 1882.
CARPENTER for finish work. Apply
Immediately at EBBITT HOTEL
1000 Fl St NV. See Mr.. Reid
CASHIER-Young man interested
in a hotel career. Interesting front
ONCE position offering good salary
meals and many benefits, Excel. op-
portunity to advance. Apply per-
sonnet, MANGER ANNAPOLIS HO-
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When dRspeftHe advertisements
addressed 10 star bOres do NOT
enclose ORIGINAL references pluto.
graphs o. Other materials on per.
soHdi Doine Cones serpe the pnr
pose ORIGINALS nlav oct lost
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CHURCHES, ETC.
Raise money for your needs,
selling our fast promotional
$l,00 retail gift merchan-
disc!
mo Investment Necessary
Large selection to choose
from.
Embarrassing is our business.
We supply organizations
churches, schools, clubs,
etc., throughout the U. s.
Appointment and informa-
ton,
Ii. $3.50 JE. 4-70O9
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ACCOUNTANT
Administrative
Assistant

A career opportunity for individ-
roll administration Formal school.
ing and or practical experience IN
accounting required typing Is incl
dental but necessary. Applicants
between ~ -35 Apply 10 Personnel
Room G0". $50 am 70 D M week.
days, y am 70 noon Saturday Nc
phone calls
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HELP--MEN
AUTO RADIATOR MECHANIC

AUTO RADIATOR MECHANIC at
once; one first or second class
repairman. This opening due tt
loss Of one of our regular men
not Just a seasonal opening. Apply
in person, KOCH AUTO RADIATOR
SERVICE, 412S Rhode Island ave.
Hyattsyille, Md, or call WA. 4
$40 for appointment.
AUTO SALESMAN. used car. Tor
earnings for experienced man
usual employe dement's. Apply irr
STEUART, INC. 1875 Benning I'd
n e Nm nhnne calls
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In Place q
To Place q
Stur Classified Ad
Coll
Sterling $4,000

Closing Hours:
SUNDAY EDITION. 10 PM. Friday
MONDAY EDITION. 8 Pm. Sunday
TUES. to FRI. 9 PM. boy Before
SATURDAY EDITION, 10 PM. FRI.
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AUTO STATESMAN

AUTO SALESMEN-New cars; your
big opportunity is here; not lust
a commission Job .. but q Job
with a generous salary plus COM
mission. We are looking for men
accustomed to earning $1,000 TO
$4,000 q year. Banning and
Sons is one OF the largest volume
dtalers in the Washington area
also one OF the largest adver-
Users. Our men can't handle the
y vow NAV NJ not nave ISI autom e sales
experience, and YOU think YOU can
sell "ars, come with US; new-car
demonstration furnished. plus many
employee benefits. Apply in person,
to Mr. Casper. BANNING AND
SONS MOTORS, INC. DODGE
PLYMOUTH. $500 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Md
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SPECIAL NOTICES


APPLES. CIDER-Buy crisp. juicy
apples and sweet. fresh, sparkling
cider direct from CHILcOT1
ORCHARD on Chan Bridge I'd.
iRte. 1881. between Vienna and
Fairfax, Va. Phone Du. 5-7766.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
other than myself. RICHARD RAY
KENNEDY 1921 Queens Chapel I'd.
Mt. Rainier Nd. 22a
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP--Th A. Flynn
and Mary Flynn Harrington. CO.
partners, trading as the Butler
Flynn Paint Company. 500 C st.
NV, have dissolved their partner
ship as of October 10Th, 1855.
Thomas A. Flynn will hereafter con-
duct the said business as sole
owner, and has assumed the obi
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AUCTION SALES Cont

ANTIQUES and modern furniture,
glass, china, frames. etc. Thurs
day, 7;30 pm. SUBURBAN AUC-
TON, Rockville, Md.
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B. Iooe G. EMPL. EXCHANGE Hs'
ACCOUNTING CLERK

Large property management con.
Germ offers opportunity for youna
man interested In the field OF &C.
counting; ability 10 work with fig-
ures only requirement; free insur.
anee bonus plan. regular increases
; DAYS. 37is hrs. Apply personnel
ICAFRYTZ co
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Saturday, Nov. 8, 1856
at II O'Clock am. (EST)

All the property by said mortgage
parcel Of land containing 1925
which Charles Ridgely now resides,
situate. and lying on the Southern
side Of the Baltimore and Frederick
Turnpike, now known as Route "A.
Immediately across said road from
Mallon's Tavern. with frontage OF
70i feet on said road and about a
half mile West OF the Triadelphia
Road, in the Third Election District
OF said Howard County, and adioin-
ing the property formerly belonging
to George + Noble Saunders and
Bernard K Feaga. and others. and
improved with @.2-story frame
comfortable Groom dwelling house
with running water. electricity. teie-
phone and other conveniences. There
is a powder room on the first floor
and a bathroom on the second floor
TERMS OF SALE. deposit Of
$1,000 cash or certified check will
be. REQUIRED at the time and place of
sale. The balance Of the purchase
money to bear interest from the
date Of sale and to be paid upon
ratification thereof. Taxes to be ad-
lusted to the date of sale. Convey
ancing, including the cost of stamps
TO be attached to the deed, to be al
the expense Of the purchaser
JOHN L. CLARK.
Attorney named in the Mortgage
ROLAND s. MAXWELL,
Auctioneer.
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ENGINEERING DIVISION
ACCT. TO $1,000

Years Contracting Experience :,
Bkkpr.,. trucking CO. s.w. Sl00up
Acct -ofc mgr dntown $50 up
Bkkpr.. Alex vicinity $50
Rkkpr.. insur. CO.. ne. $50
Bkkprs CD ne. SSO-S9O
Auditor. travel fairl $500 mo
Other bkknrs and aestr gGn-
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OTHER POSITIONS

Sales mgr, bldg. materials Ton
Shop mgr. overseas Tor
axe mechanic. overseas $500
Tech. writer's electronics S5S5 mo
Med detail sales $4,000 VI
Admin asst, NV. SIS uu
Budget sales trainee, NV. 5000
| Sr. clerk, securities exper. High
/ Customer clerk, type. ne. $40
Stenos.. NV $4,000 yr
/ Craftsmen. design-layout High
! Timekeeper, exper.. S. s. $50 Ut
Clerk-Typists, Rem. Rand trainees
Inventory clerk: mail clerk. many
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. Rm. 500
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CLUE; l@onl Georsia ave- wheat
MOUNT VERNON HOSPITAL Nursing
Service professional care and tasty
food. no alcoholics 230l Calvert
ST. NV co 5-2225 3 to 2.
CHINA PAINTING--Day and eve
ming classes. Call ia. S-3449.
WILL GIVE BOARD and care to
elderly or invalid person in private
home. EN-. 3-5110.
VACANCY for bed patient or quiet
senhe lady; LIST floor. HUI. 3-5099.
WE TAKE PHONE CALLS II YOU'RE
out OR HAVE NO PHONE Also
.Wake-U-up" HA. 2-9521. BRAD
LEY'S
DOES YOUR BUSINESS need re-
sponsible management. due to re-
tirement other interests. sickness:
or death in family? Exper. bonded
on share basis BOX 4a9-j Star.
VACANCY in well-equiDped iursing
home; 24-hr. nursing care; GOOD
food: reas. rates. JU 5-0202.
ANSWERING SERVICES so per
month brings recommended service.
days. please.
H1fNONiNs SELL IN IENOSlof IN
struction for doctors, dentists and
students. EN- 2-T9ST.
PREARRANGED FUNERAL consulta.
tons and out ot-town arrangement'
confidentially discussed in our Of
nee OF YOUR nome no obligation
entailed RA $4,000
NEW FRIENDSHIP PLAN--All ages
81 up. See personal" on back
page journal Of Lifetime Living
This may change YOUR whole life!
SASH CORDS Quality
painting: 20 yrs. exp, 1S yrs. al
this address. 10. 9-4235.
FREE VOICE LESSONS to alto and
bass singers for assistance IN Sc
ELDERLY PEOPLE-warm . rooms
Good food. 24-hr, supervision. Nv
porch. Kindness. Nurses home. no
VACANCY for refined elderly per.
son; dellehtful room, private bath
In beautiful private residence. Tray
service WO 8-2579.
HAIR TNTING. IS years exper !.
Clatrol or Roux tint, 81 30: eompl
per SIS. FRENCH BEAUTY SHOP
2S2l i4th 81. NV. AID 1854.
FRENCH TEACHER WANTED
state price. Box 4l3-K. star.
BEAUTIFUL list FLR, RM. Klnt
care for the aged 24-hr, nursing
care. Reas. rates. co 5-4754.
PERSONAL STATIONERY BARGAIN
expensive gift quality at less thar
Write ARTHUR KING ISAAcS
LADIES AUXILIARY o. the Lay.
louisville, Md. Fire Dept will serve
oanuuets or dinners. For infOrma.
ton call Oalthersbure s96-J-2
SINGERS interested IN a career II
former opera star. Frequent pub
appearances. Tel HU 1871
MRS. WAR;. former owner MARY
LOU SHOP ALTERATIONS, sos
MAY NICHOLS will be glad TO Sc,
old friends and customers 3dul
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alt s. nv FE J-l5l0
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HELP-MEN
CLERK
White, Ager 21-40

For night duty; hours.
II 30 pm. to z am, six
= nights per week; knowledge
OF typtng necessary; per-
manent position; employe
benefits after 3 mo- eIn-
pioyment; Apply personnel
ONCE MAYFLOWER HOTEL,
Conn. ave. and DeSales st.
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What Makes a Good Place
to Work.?

GOOD PAY
AN EXPANDING COMPANY
ALLOWING AMPLE OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR ADVANCE
MENT
EXCEPTIONAL WORKING
CONDITIONS IN PLEASANT
SURROUNDINGS
4" CONVENIENT SUBURBAN
LOCATIONS, NO COMMIT
ING PROBLEMS
A LIBERAL, PAID VACATION
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Cab DRIVERS

BUTCHER. part time, experienced.
to work In super market. Apply
In person. BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET. 2q20 Nichols ave. Sc
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HELPMEN

CHEF, white. Excellent position for
capable working chef. Local ref
erences Apply CROWN RESTAU-
RANT. 5IT 18th st, NV,
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COLLECTOR-sALEsMAN
COLLECTION MAN

Experienced. must DE Familiar with
lions Top salary. 'i steady position.
Excellent opportunity. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703 18th ct.
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BUS
AND
STREETCAR
OPERATORS

Age 2s-38. drivers license required
paid while training with good wages
after qualifying. Many employe
benefits.
ID. c. Transit System, Inc.
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Continued From Page 20

In the majors own words, this is
how to make
PEASANTS Passion:
Cover the bottom of frying pan
with olive oil. Drop in fairly good
sized chunks of sweet onion and let
sizzle until slippery. but not brown.
Take the onions out Of the pan; set
aside. Meanwhile, take a batch Of
hamburger and mix with egg, garlic
juice, salt. pepper. pinch Of dry mus
tard and finely chopped onion Make
into small balls. Brown in olive oil
left in pan. Then take meat out and
add to onions. Stir tomato paste into
remaining oil. scrape up any tidbits
of meat sticking to pan. Drop in
cans of kidney beans e large cans to
each pound of meat. Blend. Put
meat balls, onions and beans into a
large pot, add about III cups water
and simmer over low heat. uncovered.
until it thickenS and flavors are
blended Add a couple slugS of red
wine (any burgundy will dol and con-
tinue to simmer until thick. Serve
over slices of dark German rye bread.
Lemon and Egg Soup
Four cups broth Ibeef. lamb or
chicken, 2 tablespoons uncooked
rice, egg. lemon juice to taste. salt
and pepper. Bring broth to boil. add
rice and let it boil until rice is cooked.
Beat the egg we'll and add lemon
juice Pour some of the soup, little
by little, into the beaten egg and
lemon juice, stirring briSkly at the
same time to prevent egg curdling
Combine with remaining soup, heat
and stir rapidly until it just comes to
a boil. Serve Immediately. Makes 6
servings.
ShiShkebab
Two to 2h pounds lamb. cut into