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STATED the uflng OF perhaps
so. 900 additional workers.
And other Federal agencies,
which already face tough going
to maintain present personnel
strength. because Of the Budget
Bureaus economy drive, would
have had to fire thousands of
employees. officials say.
All agencies are facing the
pinch because. In most cases,
they are being required to
spend no more this year than
they did last year. even though
their programs may have ex-
panded and their operating
costs gone up. Consequently,
the only way that they can get
by on present funds is by re-
ducing personnel.
Federal salary raises would
have meant that agencies
would have had to wait until
next year before they could
hope for a supplemental APP
preparation from Congress to
pay for the increased costs.
And even then, Congress prob
ably would have made agencies
absorb part Of the pay raise
costs.
BY next year the economy
pinch on the agencies may be
somewhat relaxed. Further
more. II Congress. as expected,
approves pay increases rather
early In the session. 1t would be
on hand to vote appropriations
to cover the costs Of the pay
raises.
$50
LABOR DEPT. The Labor
Department has presented the
following awards to its en-
ploys: Meritorious service, Saul
Blaustein, Glenna Speaker;
outstanding performance, Mrs.
Katherine Hamilton, Lawrence
Hollen; sustained superior per-
Torrance. Mrs. Frances Bark
ley. Donald Charney, Mrs.
Catherine Delano. Mrs. Ada
Hollen. Mrs. Ethel Luddy; meri-
torious suggestions. Mrs. Max
inc Bern, Mrs. Marion Boyd,
Viola James, Gertrude Lemke,
Guy Mckinney. Ellen Richard
son, Margaret Robinson.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP
Nays Bureau Of Supplies and
Accounts has awarded promo
tons to the following en-
ployes: Madeline Iarocci. Mrs.
Rosalie Jones. Bertha Bennett,
Mrs. Adele Hill, Mrs. Doris
Hughes. Albert Lawo. Katherine
Mclean. Willis Underwood. jr.:
Mrs. Lorraine Balm, Gladys
Cooper. william Henderson,
Frank Mateko, Dolores Smith,
Patrick Weakland. Mrs. Clarice
Younger. Mrs. Julia Lewis and
Mrs. Kathryn Williams.
Mrs. Marguerite Shively Of the
District Recreation Department
has received a meritorioug sug-
gestion award. Joan viii
liams .of Interiors Bureau Of
Mines has received q meritori-
Gus suggestion award. Sus-
tanned superior performance
awards have been given to
these Fort BelvOir, Va, en-
ployes: Mrs. Colleen Arthur,
Arthur Berreth. Mrs. Ethel
Davis Second award, Samuel
Hetrick. Mrs. Edith johnson,
Quinty DeAngelis, Adrian Tim
brook. Treasury's Bureau
Of Accounts has given meritori-
Gus suggestion awards to Clyde
Norman. Mrs. Eulee Ryan,
Mrs. Leah Scott and Mildred
Steadman. The Veterans
Administration has presented
the following awards: Out
standing performance, Edward
Shackelford. Woodruff Flowers,
jr.: Leon SCHNEIDER. Woodrow
Baumgardner, william Co.'S
grove, Edward Sugg. Mrs.
Celia Nordgren. Percival Par
lett. Edna Cedarholm, Mrs.
Mary Hanley, Jessie Howard,
Elizabeth Timms, Shirley Frish-
man: sustained superior per-
Torrance. DR.. Fred Clark, VIII
liam Kehoe, William Morell,
Lawrence Pierce. jr.; Stefanie
Klusowske, Bernard Baldwin;
nRnNnT
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u. S. Aiding
MonyCities
with PIunninq

American communities have
asked Federal Government help
in preparing plans for some $3.50
million in public works. under
legislation enacted in 1854 and
later broadened, Commissioner
John C. Hazeltine of the Com
munity Facilities Administration
reported.
Through December 81 of last
year the CFA received 439 appli-
cations for advances for public
works planning, and a total of
315 communities have requested
more than Sill million in plan
ming assistance, the commits
sioner said.
The Program for Advances for
Public Works Planning was
established by Congress under
Section 702 Of the Housing Act
of 1854 and expanded later. A
revolving fund of SAB million
was authorized. The program
aims at encouraging municipali-
ties and other local public agen-
cies to maintain a reserve OF
planned public works which can
be readily placed under construc-
ton.
Approximately AZ per cent of
all applications are for sewer
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Prices Seen Off
On Older Homes

Good buys now available in
residential property for renova-
ton will stimulate neighborhood
conservation and urban renewal
Walter S. Dayton, chairman OF
the Build America Better Com
mittee of the National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Boards has
predicted.
In the main, prices for these
older units, structurally sound
but. needing repair and renoya-
ton, are lower than they were q
year ago." the Bayside IN. "
real estate man said.
Mr.. Dayton's remarks were
based on the ed semi-annual
study of the real estate market
by NAREB's Division of Re-
search.
Houses built in 1910 or before
showed price drops primarily in
cases where the houses needed
some repair because Of neglect
The survey found that houses of
this age that had been kept in
good condition had stable OF
higher prices in most cases.
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Incorporation Bill

The Metropolitan Police Re-
lief Association would be incor-
porated under the laws Of the
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PrinceGeorges
Permits Issued

Recent building permits is
sued in Prince Georges County
include:
Francis Deremer. 1920 webster st.
ne. Wash, owner and builder: DWELL
inRs at 20l5. 20l7 Iverson st. Hill
Edward scarcia. big Kenesaw at
college Park. owner and builder dwelling
81 1880 WELLINGTON St, Seabrook; cost.
Arthur. Lowe. IT,. 430I Branch ave,
Sc. wash, owner: Mariel Construction
CO Dp tsI: sTs i a. 4sl SoS sheldon
1ne New York cS.h Y owner VI Ma Rosefi
store 4 4sS5 Silver I'm I'd. saiiisnd:
Easrsnss s. and Elsie mccoy. $3.50
ST. camp SPRINGS; cost: s20;Qoo;
ects, Inc butler: dwelling on Reid
circle. Fort washington Forest: cost.
Robert Bradshaw. 1901 ssth St.
Brentwood. owner and builder: , dwell
inEs on PoEhatan St, Hyattsyille; cost,
Merton l. Berman Co. Inc. 1904
Paula dr.. silver sprine. owner and
builder: 2 dwellings on Rixes. I'd.
osorse G; ;,, shafier; Zoos Houston ID.
dwelling at 4so7 Moss pL. Bradbury
Village; cost. $1,000. -,
woodmaner Development Co.. il02
Hya t cost. si8.oo on each nA' io''
Thomas J. Ashe. jr.. 1904 Lakewood
Ing at 31i7 '3rd pr. cheyeEiy: cost
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Army Offers to Sell
80 Buildings at BeIvoir

Thirty surplus buildings are
being offered for sale by the
United States Corps of Engineers
United States Army. The build.
ings are at the Engineer Center
in Fort Belvoir.
Persons interested in buying
the units may inspect them from
9 am. to 3 pm. weekdays until
March 8. Sealed bids should be
sent to the District Engineer
Washington District. Corps OF
Engineers. First and Douglas
streets NV. Washington 25
d. c.. by March IL.
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District. under a bill introduced
in the House by Representative
league. Democrat of Texas. The
measure was introduced by re-
quest of Deputy Police Chief
Clarence H. Lutz on behalf OF
the association.
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Touch Works
NewSwitch
BY D. NJ. DERWIN

In today's home planning anc
maintenance even the old
fashioned toggle switch is mo-
exempt.
Convenience is the aim OF
a new single-button touch.
action switch recently developed
With a single rectangular but.
ton, this touch-action switch
requires only the slightest pres
sure to turn lights on. Another
touch, and it turns them of
again. The homeowner who en-
ters a room carrying anything
which keeps the hands from
being free can just touch it with
elbow or arm to turn the lights
on, eliminating the necessity Of
first putting down the object. Ir
addition. this new switch oper-
ates quietly, without the loud
click of most toggle switches
The new switch fits both
standard toggle wall plate and
and standard outlet boxes. Ir
new construction. this new
switch allows the choice Of any
type toggle wall plate.
It is available in single pole
double pole. three-way and four
way models.
For further information. you
may write Mr.. Derwin, Room
200, The Evening Star. Wash
ington. D. c.. inclosing a
stamped. self-addressed enve-
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and water projects, with IS per
cent for school and other edu-
cational facilities. 8 per cent for
public buildings and 10 per cent
for such public works as recrea-
tional facilities. health centers
and miscellaneous facilities.
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N EW HAMPSHIRE
ESTATES
s640 lIth Avenue
RRITk pAARi Ep cfa oSn

Doriing brick romblsr. practically like
new. J excellent bedrooms, full doy.
light basement. Voconi. Ov,.of .io~r
owner must sell FLA or Ct finoneino
ov1iloble. " you ore Cl, do mol
miss this opportunity.
Directions out Nep Hampshire
Are. TO s 800 block, left on Ruatan
ST. to I'm Are.
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HILLANDALE
lO4ll Noolea I'd.

Stately detoched stone and brick homs
with slo,e root. quality construction
built in l94l. Siiycied on a beousifu
I2-oere level LOT with some nice trees
Seven Jorge rooms. 2lf7 bo,hs, center.
holi plan. Finished club room in bose.
meni. Dsioehed gofcoe--ompIe for !
cars. Voeont. Finoneed with SIS, o0g
--5o6 loon. Priced for quick sole
Directions: Out NeW Hampshire
Are. TO f0S06 block left on OAK
lawn CT. 10 Ndolee RI.
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Light scratches on furniture
may be concealed by rubbing
them with equal parts Of boiled
linseed oil, turpentine and white
vinegar.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
GARDENS


Jorge 3-bedroom brick romblsF, lost
, yeors old. Strsomlined tiled kitchen
with &c dishwashef. disposed, cleo.
trio Tonse. refrigerator and bFsokFos,
spoee. BsoUfifvl fireploes. doyiiqhi
bosenent ond eeross. vocons. Re-.
dveed 70 sell ioday.
Directions; Out Neg Hdmpshiye
Ave. 10 UHiueTsity Lane. left 10
Anne ST.. ieft io'coie Are.
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BURNT MILLS knobs
lzol SCHNEIDER Dr..
Hrirk Rnnnhlan-G1a on

Neoriy new. bedrooms, ssporose
dining room. asst. living room, big
kitchen. Doylieh' Basement. desirable
corner LOT. voeoai Owner tronsfsnsd.
Assume $4,000 first trust at Ay79o
interest.
Directions: Out Eew Rdmp. Are.
o 10000 block. left on SCHNEIDER
DR.. 10 1901.
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CONSTRUCTION TO START IN SPRING

Construction begin this spring
block Wisconsin NV according
will have II units operated by
ing Kermit Keith
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FARMS

500 On. $40 mo. buys for 81. 500.
, a.. S-rm. BUNGALOW. dig spring
power and phone line. nd. I'd, 3
SELF. asst, TE. 6-41Sl.
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MOUNT VERNON BLvD.-several

choice lots variety Of locations,
utils.; S3.650 and up 6WETTZER
REALTY, XII. g-4s77, so. $500
3 LOTS for sale by OWNER. must
be sold as I unit to settle estate
priced, 81. 800. cash or terms ac-
ceptable: near intersection Ar
lineton blvd and s Csrlyn Spring
I'd Arlington Sewer. water
buses. shopping. level cleared lot.
call LA s-2hA1
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TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-l40-acre
farm. on paved road. borders
RIVER. nice old home: 4 bed
rooms. bath and half; only SEQ :
600; WAUGH REAL Estate
$50 ,es Sninener va
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M uPPERvnLE Estate AREA.

miles west OF WlncheSteF. va
Route so; two S-room houses,
furnished. modern improvements.
80 head cattle; tractor and equip
ment: large barn; drilled well and
electric pump; . large ponds
stocked. good hunting. $4,000.
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STORES EoR RENT
CONTINUED

$3.50 BLADENSBURG RD. NE
for many types 81 business; iaree
show window. with ample front
and rear parking: $50 month
Ia; 6-lSs5, I'm. 2-6S27. HARPER
ELECTRIC.
s022 48th PLACE NV, at Mac
Arthur blvd.-Active commercial
araa. new store suitable for serv-
ice or retail business: plenty OF
parking Call MRS. GOLDMAN,
ma. s-34s0; ewes. IA. a-s6l3.
1902 5th ST. NV. at 9TH and Que
- lge. rms, toilet, show window,
heat: $50. P. J WALSHE. INC,
Ills Eve st. NV.
CLARENDON AREA
MODERN-AIR-c CONDITIONED
lilo N. Highland-3Ox9n: full
bsmt. and meEzanine. Avail. immed
1900 n Hartford-20x90
1909 N. Hartford-30x9O with
mez5anine. Available Aug. / Near
Sears and J c. Penney. OWNER
Ii. 7-T400. ~. a-4375.
1884 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV
Suitable for shop or once; con-
venient location.
1914 Connecticut ave, n.w.-Ap-
proximately 9lO 50. IT.; modern
store front. Suitable for many
types Of retail business; partial
basement
STORY AND CO, NE. s-4IOO
STORE OR OFFICE FOR RENT:
Centerville, Va; SOS per month.
plus utilities used: ideal arrange
ment for professional man or small
store; located opposite post once
in established shopping center: con-
tains over 900 50. IT. floor space
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INVEST IN LAND

s2s DOWN AND s2b PER NO -
Wooded h-aere lot near Mclean
Va.
POTOMAC RIVER FRONTAGE
sites Of acre or larger Prices
start 81 1890. Low cash pay
ment.
NEAR LEEsBURo P1KE--e acres.
high elevation, long view. frontage
on blaek-top road. Natural eas.
$1,000 per acre.
~ AcREs-Hiah wooded land near
Hillsbor0. Va ~ 500 Call ewes /.
collect, Hamilton exchange, al
5.262i.
OVER 1 AcRE-3 lots left in
LAnaley Forest Of over acre
mi from Chain Bridge Well
worth your attention. Large lots
are gettins scarce.
McCAY & McCAY, INC.
Realtors IA. e-s675
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NORTHWEST APARTMENT
An unusual opportunity to
purchase a IA unit apart
ment building in excellent
northwest location at less
than 6la times rental; in
come over $1,000 per year:
10 furnished, Is efficiencies:
on lot of over 10000 50. #.
with plenty of garage space
for all tenants: can finance
with 100000 cash: excellent
history of full occupancy.
Call Sol Wolherg. ewes. ia.
9-17S0.
SHANNON & LUcHS CO.
724 14th st. NV, Ma. S-234b
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BRICK WAREHOUSE
WAREHOUSES WANTED

STORAGE SPACE for household
furn.; 5000 to 5000 50 II
lease 2 TO 3 mos. MRS. WAYS,
NO. 1883,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

MILES FROM D.C.-3h acres Of
ground; IN Virginia. close to Shir.
ley hwy Call OWNER. IA. T-ll42
any day.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

LEASE. 0O0-sa. 1T. or more; one.
story bldg with drive-in door
enclosed yard BdSO siding. NE d
| c.; good for any bus HE 4-SS6S
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
tcoNTlNuEDl
INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE

FOCR-FAM. sEMI-DET.. 1895 eth
ST. N.W.-Income S2.60S; price.
Sl5.75O. Mr.. Bauer, THOS. J.
FISHER q CO. DI 1880.
FORT MYER HEIGHTS-choice n.
Arl. apt. site. zoned RIA els.
excel. terms, HALL REALTY CO.
exclusive agent. 1907 N. Veitch
S.. Arl., Va. ia. 7-5s5S.
ON 18th ST. NV, near r ST.
brick buildings, 20x95 each: va
cant, other rented 70 same tenant
8 yrs. Sell cash or terms. DAVID,
RA. 6-6912, MA. S-0227.
TWO 5-APT. BLDGS., S1O,950 cash
each; $4,000 trust each. Gross
rental, 5000 each. 10. 3-6SS9,
1000 BLOCK OF MARYLAND AVE.
N.E.-5 apartments: is rooms
monthly income approximately
S425. Call Ii. 3-23S2 for infor-
Nation and appointment to tn
spect.
ATTENTION. INVEsTORS-SPECU-
LATORS-ESTATE SALE. Large
10-room brick home. incl. base
msnt and garage, vic. 14th and
Que SITS. nv. Now rented for
S1ll.50 per mo. This property is
being otered by adminiStrator a.
sacrifice in order to expedite
ssttlsTsn OF ESTATE JOIN
LOWE REALTY Co, 909 You st
NV. NO. 7-S35S.
lee RETURN ON YOUR INVEST
MENT-All-brick, Aunt apt. house
located close to d. c.. transp. and
shopping: assume lge. 4ises mort
gage; total price, So, 800. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., UN. 4
1855. WA. 7.6655.
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EnR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT
3-story dwelling on X street near
12th street northwest Can be suit
able for your own ONCE building OF
other businesses Will remodel Ia
suit tenant Call Sol Wolberg, ewes,
ia. 9-17S6
724 l4th street NV. Ma. S-2346
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In Greenwood Area Near
Charlottesville and Univer-
SitY Of Virginia
SACRIFICE
Must Be Sold
Make Us an Offer

397-acre dairy farm-225 acres
open. Old 2-story home. modern
tenant house. 80 head holstein
cows. 2 tractors, full line OF ma
chinery. new milking parlor. plenty
an ofier. PATEs-MASSEY INsUR-
ANCE a. REALTY. Realtors, Law
Building, Fredericksburg. virginia.
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OAKTON. VA.

A beautiful 3-bedrm.. modern
full bsmt., beaut equip, incl. auto.
washer and dishwasher, Over "a
acre land. Price drss.ically reduced
for quick sale Owner transf. A
home you will be proud to own.
Priced right See this and he con-
WINGED For anpt, phone Dunkirk
5-722O. WHITESELL REAL Es-
TATE, Oakton, Va, Hwy. l23.
Closed Sunday.
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CHOICE ACREAGE IN nearby Va,
for subdivision Unusually hne
tract OF over 100 acres cleared
land In rapidly developinE area
Between . state roads 1880
per acre. Call Mr. Bowman. FL
8-37i4 EXCLUSIVE AGENT J.
r. BEGG, INC. Realtor. DU.
-o4SO
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3 large rooms and bath farm
land fenced and in pasture. Oper-
ated as stock farm, A real buy at
sci ,O0O. substantial cash down.
owner retiring. See this before you
buy. About l-hr. drive from wash.
ington
Also other small and larger
farms for sale
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tcontinued 90 NeHt Passl n
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

FREDERICKSBURG AREA, south
truck stop locations with restau-
rants. NILS A. NILSSON. Broker
BOX 4O3. Fredericksburg. Va.
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Sea Food Flakes
Au Grutin

Best adaptable varieties
are salmon: cod. red snapper,
sole. halibut. prawns. lobster.
era b m e Al t. etc., cooked
tpoached). Care should be
exercised in handling pre-
vious to mixing and during
mixing SO that the finished
product is not mushy.
Saute freshly chopped
onions and chopped garlic in
butter. Add cooked seafood.
Cook just long enough to
heat the bottom of the pan,
add dry sherry. Cover pan
for a minute SO that the
wine flavor permeates the
seatooo, then add hot cream
sauce. Season with salt and
white pepper to taste. Pour
this mixture into casserole.
or shells with a duchess
potato border. Cover with a
mixture Of bread crumbs.
Parmesan cheese and pap
rika. Brown in 400 degree
oven. Serve with green salad
or sliced tomatoes.
From H!la!re'S Restaurants.
Portland. Ore.
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Cranberry Frosty

SronDerry Frosty
Pie
Ia cups finely crushed
vanilla waters (about 800
"a cup finely chopped wall
nuts
Il cup melted butter or
margarine
cup "a pound fresh or
frozen cranberries
/ orange. CHARTERED and
seeds removed
q cup sugar
pint vanilla ice cream.
Softened
Crush waters; add nuts.
then thoroughly blend melt
ed butter into the crumb-
nut mixture. Press onto bot
tom and sides of 8-inch pie
plate. Chill. Put cranberries
and orange Including rind)
through food chopper
coarse blade). Stir in sugar.
and blend cranberry mixture
into softened ice cream.
Pour into chilled crust and
freeze firm. When ready to
serve decorate with whipped
cream and fresh berries.
Eight servings.
From Toll House. Inc.
Whitman. Mass.
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or Welsh rarebit casserole.
In each dish place: "a inch
cooked spaghetti. covering
bottom. Carefully cover spa
ghetti with 3 ounces breast
Of chicken. Use u cup sauce
as prepared above. covering
chicken. Add Il inch Of spa
ghetti on top Of sauce. Use
Il cup sauce and cover
spaghetti completely. Place 3
large sauteed mushroom
buttons as garnish. Spread /
tablespoon Parmesan cheese
over top. Place in 375 degree
oven for 20 minutes. II more
color is desired. place under
broiler. Six servings.
From KuenninR's Restaurants
Columbus. Ohio
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Dote Nut SoIud

/ package orange-flavored
gelatin
2 cups hot water
2 g ounce) packages cream
cheese
2 cups crushed pineapple.
drained
/ cup dates, pitted and chop
ped
cup pecans. chopped
"a cup maraschino cherries.
chopped
Dissolve gelatin in boil
ing water, allow to partially
CONCEAL. To softened cream
cheese add pineapple and
blend well. Add this mixture
to gelatin and mix well. Add
pecans, dates, cherries and
distribute evenly. Pour into
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with salt and pepper to taste
and color with paprika. Cook
slowly about 10 minutes.
zone tablespoon sherry may
be added for an extra touch.)
Garnish with toasted sliced
peanuts.
From Evans Coffee Shop.
arlington. Va.
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Cherry Pecon Torte

2 cups cherries. frozen,
thawed, drained
/ cup pastry flour
ia cup sugar
l egg
l tablespoon melted butter
Il teaspoon salt
u teaspoon soda
/ teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon almond extract
Il cup chopped pecans
Beat egg, add sugar. con-
tinue to beat until sugar is
dissolved. Fold in cherries.
Silt dry ingredients together.
Fold into first mixture. Add
melted butter and fiavoring.
Turn into creased baking
pan. Scatter chopped pecans
over top of batter. Bake at
$50 degrees about IS min
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this list she selected 10.
No attempt was made to
seek out the exotic or dra-
matte. She photographed
the prepared dishes in
color for a presentation at
the associations national
convention held recently
in Chicago.
"ThiS sharing of ideas
is one of our associations
most valuable assets" de-
clared Gertrude Brewster
who is one of two women
on the organizations
board of directors. "Tos
days Mrs. Housewife is
o,,r ch;af cohopa+;tCv - che
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utes. Cool. Prepare sauce.
Sauce: l cup cherry juice
and water, sugar to taste, /
tablespoon cornstarch, 70
teaspoon salt. 2 drops almond
extract, / tablespoon butter,
whipped cream. sweetened.
Com bine dry ingredients
with some of the cold liquid.
Heat remaining liquid. Add
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Creamy Rice Pudding

Creamy Rice Pudding
u cup uncooked rice
u teaspoon salt
2 cups water
2 cups milk
q cup sugar
Few grains nutmeg
"a cup raisins
1 teaspoon vanilla
3 egg yolks
Have water and salt boil
ing. Add rice. place in double
boiler and cook 80 minutes.
Mix together milk. sugar.
nutmeg and heat. Keep hot
until rice has cooked 80 min
ute& Then add to rice and
cook 80 minutes longer to-
gether with raisins. Mix to-
gether egg yolks and vanilla.
beat slightly. Turn of heat
under rice for two minutes,
then stir in the egg mixture.
Pour into pudding pans to
cool. Serve with milk or
cream on the side.
From Bickfords. Inc.
Iona Island City. N. Y.
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first mixture and cook until
thick and no starch taste
remains. Taste for sweetness
and add sugar if needed. Add
butter and flavoring. Cool.
Serve torte topped with
whipped cream and then add
cherry sauce on top Of
whipped cream. Serves IL.
Prom Boxmans Restaurant.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind.
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Peanut Butter Soup

Peanut Butter Soup
" pound butter
small onion
2 branches diced celery
8 tablespoons flour
4 cups chicken broth
3 cups milk or cream
"a teaspoon Accent
/ teaspoon salt
"a cup toasted sliced pea
nuts
Paprika for color only
Braise butter. celery and
onions for 10 minutes or
until golden brown. Add
fiour-then chicken stock
and bring to boil. Cream
the peanut butter with milk
or cream. Combine all in
gradients and strain. Season