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Evening star., 1960-05-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CHFVFRIY ARPA


Builders closeout, only left. De
luxe 3-bedrm-, ll2-bath rambler
lge. kit WIbiTCh cabinets and eye
level oven. full. rec.-type bSmt
ls-tt. concrete porch: SI5,75O.
trades considered.
ROGERS HEIGHTS
A neat rambler with sep. din rm
. bedrms., equip. kit. WNable
fpace. bsmt VIDE luxe rec. rm
screened patio. only asking Si4,-
500, with easy terms
WOODLAWN
3-bedrm. brk. rambler vfull rec =
type bSmt. all-elec. kit. with all
the gadgetS. close to churches
schools, shopping and transp.
Sl3,50O. FHA.
PRINCE GEORGE s REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
I'm 4-1lRR
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SPRINGFIELD
5404 CROMWELL DR..

NR TRANSP.. SCHOOLS
CHURCHES AND SHOPPING
By appt. only-See this beautiful
brick eenter-hall rambler: 2 bed
rms, baths. large Step-down liv
rm. with flrepl.. din. rm., spacious
an-elec kitchen. Bsmt. has Bird
bath. large paneled clubroom with
bar and outside entr.: huge garage,
FINE WALL -TO-WALI, CARPET,
DRAPES, ETC, INCLUDED. Fairly
priced at S39.5OO with liberal
nnaneing. Call Mr. Mcintosh. EX
3-24SO: ewes. and Sun, AID. .
FRED A. SMITH co
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KENSINGTON WHEATON. open
SUNDAY, 2-5-3-bedrm brick Co
loniel. u baths. dining rm scr.
porch, osmt.. ssrsge: convenient.
Make offer, UNIV. blvd. to Drumm.
south to l10O3D. BOGLEY'S, 10.
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S24,95O
Ev. 4-9593 VIII. 2-2441

CLOSE-IN TAKoMA PK.-Attrsc.
tive eXpanSlble Cape Cod. near
schools, transp.: lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace, sep. din. rm., rec. rm.,
garage; lovely yard. S16.95O.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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GAITHERSBURG

3 mi. north on Route 355. Collins
Hill dr.-NeW 3-bedrm. rambler
with ga baths, . firepls., lac. car
port, full bsmt.. Is-aere lot; very
nice home This house is open
Priced at S23.e50, with $1,000
down. MANY other homes. invest
ment farms and acreage. Phone
KEN McGREW REAL ESTATE.
PO. 9-9633 or 3Ol-WA. 6-2S29
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. RioBiiERT s, DAVIS 4 co INC

NUIIIE' ANUID ALL kED TAPE-
See this beautiful semidet. brick
home; like new; contains s love
ly rooms, mod. kit. and bath.
range, refgr.. storm doors, link
fence: full basement, large yard
near bus, shopping center, schools
and churches. Located in Deer
Park Heights near Branch ave.
and ST. BarnabaS rd. Only S4a5
down and assume large loan. LIST
time offered. so act quickly.
FALLIN REALTY CO.
7 A-1On BE 4-9z
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

FOREST EST. - Assume $17.400
at 41zes. Lovely split-level. bed
rms, baths. rec. rm., din. nm,
de luxe kit, washer. dryer, etc.
ALLEN REALTOR, 10. 5-l95O.
FOREST GLEN RD. and Ga. ave.
area-S495 DIN. sol MO. FHA.
Detached 2-story and bSmt. Gen.
ter-hall plan, gas &C ht.
RALPH d. COIN, 10. 5-s711
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

KNOLLS - Owner
transferred and must sell this
lovely split-level with tomorroW'S
kit. lge. din. rm, 4 spaciouSI
bedrms., . baths and lse. loan
that may be assumed. Priced right
at S20.950. Open 30. 10. 5-36s7
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
BURNT MILLS KNOWLS-spacious
well cared for 3 bedrm. rambler,
> fiagStone patios, outdoor hrepL,
beautifully handicapped fenced
yard. many luxury features: 4lzec
loan may be assumed, priced
S93. 500. He. 4-1a53.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ABovE-GROUND REC. ROOM. in
daylight bSmt. TeXss-bound own
er can give quick occupancy. De-
lightfully maintained lot offers
panoramic view. Entrance hall
3 bedrms. Ia baths, Gift. living
rm separate dining rm.: S16. 400
4afc LIST trust; priced S2l .a5O.
See this todayi p. W. BERENS
Realtors, so $4,000.
ALEX. SPECIAL, SlO,95O-Just re
decorated; 2-bedrm. brk. row home.
full basement. nice ward Con-
venient location. See 81 today. XII
e-3630.. NJ H, BARRY ORG,
Realty Admin.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

WHRATON-Charming setting of
trees: bedrms.. Ia baths, liv.
rm. with hTepl.. separate din I'm ,
porcheS: finished bSmt.. garaEe.
= acre. Assume 49, GI loan
$1,000 WI 2-9O34
WHEATON PLAZA AREA-3-bed-
rm. brick rambler. FirepI-, lge
kit, bsmt. with outside entrance;
Sl7,0OO. OWNER, 10. 5-IaIO.
WHEATON : 3-bedrm. brk. ram
bier, lge. kit, full tile bsmt. with
eompl. md bath; Ice. fenced yard
Close TO SchlS., many extras. Take
over 4 t7re GI loan; SlS,5OO. VII
6-45S2. No agents.
WHEATON-Immac. 3-bedrm- brick
rambler. LiV. rm.. din. area. tiled
osmt. floor lovely lot: $3.50 down,
FHA priced Sl6,50O, for quick sale.
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-17OO It'll d..
WHEATON-3-bedrm brick ram
bier; $4,000. At least So less
than market, a. GI or FHA. Nc.
AGENTS. Nr. schools. WI. 6-6s3s
SI7,:5O-ConV. TO Walter Reed
Annex; new 3-bedrm. rambler
Ia baths, big modern kit. full
nsmt., wooded setting: terms to
suit. GRAHAM CO., JU. 5-6OIO
$1,000 DOWN
CHEVY CHASE. $500 BrookyiII, I'd
Beautiful Cape Cod; 4 bedrmS.,
IA baths, rec. rm. Immed occu-
pancy. Located close to all schools
and churches. OWNER, OIL. 2-OSS7
or AID. 2-4973.
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KENsINGTON; so. An. assnme Ig
LITTLE ELowER PARISH. Mas
KENWOOD PARK

hEN WOOD Park
Are you the modern "old-fash-
toned" who still likes o-story liv-
ing? II you are, we invite your
inspection of our Colonial brick,
which is a delightful combination
OF the old and the new. We have
built into 1t . big firepls. and an
honest-to-goodnesS pantry, while
at the same time adding many
modern conveniences. Our firsi
ltoor powder room Is done in true
Colonial style, while the 2 up
stairs baths are all the modern
homemaker could ask for with
their colorful tile. glaSSed en-
closed shower stall and large
huilt-in vanity.
This is . big house with 4 rooms
on each floor, a hagStone patio.
where you will spend long, happy
hourS and Gear garage. It is
open Sat, Sun. and Mon, or We
will be happy to give you a private
showing at your own appointed
time
Dir. Out River I'd. TO 1st IT. turn
past kenwood Country Club. left
on Millwood, l blk. to Tangle-
wood, IT. to 1904
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KENSINGTON

Ideal for retired couple or newly
liv. rm. din. rm, lge. level shaded
yard, can assume a. GI or buy
FHA; $4,000 OWNER, 10. A.
R11O
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ALEXANDRIA - Clover hon,

ALEX. -ANNANDALE AREA, Just 20
minis. PentaEon - Charming So
foot brick rambler. on u acre
level lot 2 bedrms., Ia baths.
living rm with fireplace, Kitchen
has eating space; laundry on lst
moor. rec. room and STORAGE in
basement: vall-to-wall carpeting:
priced to sell this week end VA
CANT: S@2,950. BY OWNER, FL.
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ALEXANDRII
I721 South View Terrace
XII Q.Aona

ALEx.-Brick caDe Cod; ( he'd
porch: close to schools and shop
ping center; low down payment;
GI loan 4lafe. OWNER. FL. 4.
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BE0pGn
BETHESDA

oPEN-FIRsT OFFERING
lightful living In this choice neigh
borhood 72-ft. imposing ramblers,
split-levels, Colonials. Situated on
i7-acre wooded lots, ready for inn
med. occupancy. Choice Of 4 bed
rms, 2 or baths, Ice. mod. kit,
sep. din rms, spacious liv. rms
v/bay, patio with sliding glass
doors, Gear cRrport: priced at
S33,450 to S34,950. DIRECTIONS:
Out Wis. ave. to Old Georgetown
I'd, continue 3 miles to Neilwood
open sign, left on Tilden lane to
open house LO. 5-S630.
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CONN. AVE. PARK

DEAR HOME SEEKER:
We are offering this roomy
4-bedrm., rec. rm, 3-bath
brick home in rustic setting
lust of park. 2-car garage,
plus Dashboard hot-water
heat in 24-ft. liv. rm.; 20S
Open Sunday, l-6 pm. Call
US for directions.
Sincerely.
ILEWEIIYN co
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IExANDRIA, BRooKvMLE, SEM.

ciers direct sale Of all brick RAM
bier, 3 bedrmS., ga baths. finished
AFT. rec. rm., screened porch,
storm windows; bus service on
corner, walk to schools S"3, 500.
Assume So FILA loan, take md
trust il desired. MAJOR KELLER,
OWNER, FL. 4-321l
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BELTSVILLE
VETS
] Paramount Realty Co.

din. rm., full walkout bsnnt with
rec. rm. No money dn. to VETS
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nWNER MANTS nFFFR. an ir,nnar

OWNER WANTS OFFER on fmmsc-
ulate brick-and-frame rambler on
l4-acre lot; close in ColleEe Park
location. nice size bedrooms,
Ia baths, daylight basement with
unusual rec. room. Assume 5Lec
Sl2,SO0 loan payable SlO4 per
mo. including everything. Ask
ing $4,000; $1,000 down. BURCH
REALTY co, Open til 9 pm.
To Q-hQ0O
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BANNoCKBURN HTS.
kEALToR TO 5-4ass
mf0ggR

BETHESDA, nr. NIH-3 bedrms..
brk. glass. Mod Built of steel.
hre-termite proof; upper EOS. S5O2
Jefferson ST. OIL. 2-76S9.
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ROCKCREST-RoSeS are bloomins
around this 3-bedrm. rambler
creamy nrSt home for a youns
Souple. $1,000 will move you in
10, 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGr
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KEMP MILL i4-yr -old 3-bedrm
3-bath rambler, daylight rec. rm
hrepl, elec. kit, patio garage
bsmt.: washer -drier: SHADY land
scaped lot; S@5, $50. sci $50, 4a4 .
VA loan avail. OWNER, WI. .
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KEMP MILL-ASSume Se0.4 CT
4s4fr loan costing Sl4s no
Dream split level with 3 b. IS
ia baths, liv. rm., sep. GU n.
magnificent kit. family rm
screened porch and patio. Carpet =
ing, drapeS. air cond. included. I
YR. YOUNG, IMMED. OCCUP. C.
p PITCHER IO k-Aa--
Evening star., 1960-01-29

Here's One Reason for Fouling
i know a bowler who usually
fouls at least once each night
in a three-game series. Some
times Fred the Fouler" will
set the bell ringing three or
four times a night.
This makes it tough on his
teammates, especially II he's
working on a spare. And in
Fred's case, the fouling is COM
pletely unnecessary.
He starts pretty far back on
the approach and takes four
long steps to reach the foul
line. Even when he doesn't
foul, his left toe is extremely
close to the line.
Fred can't move any further
back on the approach or he'll
be up with the spectators. But
he can avoid the fouling if he
will just shorten his first step
a bit.
Actually, that first step should
be shorter than Fred now takes
anyway, but if he will just
shorten it about four inches or
so, he'll end up easily and
safely on the right side OF the
foul line. Note how short my
first step is in the illustration.
It's just to get my body into
motion easily from a standing
position.
Don't be a foul ball" for
your team. My new booklet.
"Your Bowling Handbook" ex-
plains all of the ms and outs of
being a good team member. For
a.copy send 35 cents and your
name and address to Joe Will
man. in care of The Star.
(Copyright 1860, John F. Ollie co.,
Evening star., 1960-01-29
Puret Is Confident
In Scott Remutch
NEW YORK. Jan. % {

NEW YORK, Jan. 90 CAP).
Benny (Ki0 Paret is conf
dent he will make it two
straight over high-ranking
Charley Scott tonight.
They meet in a return tele-
vision (WRC-D 10-round fight
at Madison Square Garden.
AS a 3-to-1 underdog last
December 18. Paret, of Cuba,
gave the Philadelphia boxer q
solid drubbing. Despite that
victory, which included a 10th
round knockdown of the favor
ite, the muscular Cuban is an
underdog again, this time at
narrower 7-to-5 odds.
II beat him before and I will
beat him again." the 22-year-
Evening star., 1960-01-29
Don FuIImer Beats Akins,
Nav Crowd Brother Gene

tonight" Gene said. Observers
agreed the st. Louis honeybear
now 81, fought possibly his
best fight since losing the well
terweight crown more than a
year ago.
Fullmer's manager, Marvin
Jenson, said he has offers for
an April fight in Utah for
national television against the
winner of next weeks Tiger
Jones-Wolf Greaves fight in
Chicago.
Judge Fred Connell gave
Fullmer a 45-44 edge, Judge
Howard Hess had Don on top,
Evening star., 1960-01-29

ST. LOUIS, Jan. % (AP).-
Take it from Gene Fullmer,
middleweight champion from
West Jordan, Utah, his kid
brother Don looked good beat
ing Virgil Akins. and Hes
liable to force me into early
retirement"
Don Fullmer at 20 is eight
years younger than the title
holder but appears just as
rugged. Don's unanimous 10
round decision over Atkins last
night was the first big victory
of his career.
"He beat a very good Atkins
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Gardner MuIIoy
Beuts Phil Neff

POMPANO BEACH, Fla,
Jan. 20 (AP) .-~Don Kierbow of
San Francisco meets Ed Zuleta
of Eucador today in a quarter
final of the Gold Coast tennis
championships.
Kierbow defeated Juan Notz
of Venezuela, GA, 6-8. rs,
in the round of 16 yesterday.
Other quarter-f final matches
put Edison Mandarino, Rio De
Janeiro, VS.. Don Candy. Aus
tralia; Gardnar Mulloy. Miami
VS., William Alvarez, Colombia;
and Mike Davies, London,
against Ed Rubinoff, Miami
Mulloy reached the quarter
finals by defeating Phil Neff of
Washington, D. c., 60, 6-3.
Evening star., 1960-01-29

Julius Singer and Charley
Wade, a couple of popular
duekpin promoters, will be
hosts this week end for a cou-
pie of well patronized tourna-
ments. Singer will stage the
18th annual Greenway Bowl
Handicap for men and women
Sunday, and Wade will hold
the second annual Rockville
Women's Handicap tomorrow
and Sunday.
Singer is offering a dozen
guaranteed cash prizes total
ing $500, with first place worth
$100. second, SIS and third,
sos. The fee is $3.50 and the
handicaps three-fifths against
a $50 scratch. Entries will be
accepted from 2 to 10 pm.
Top awards in the Rockville
event are $100 and the Medley
jewelers. Trophy, $50 and $35.
The fee is $6 and the handi-
caps four -fifths against 130.
Entri$ will be accepted each
day from 10 am. to 10 pm.
Dan Miller won the Green
way tournament last year with
a gross 673 and Marilyn Ran
kin, one of the seasons most
improved bowlers. was the
Rockville victor with 678.
WaShington's duckpin stars,
who have Jared exceptionally
we'll in open tournaments this
season, will go for more bum
dies of cash tomorrow and Sum
day in the Norfolk area. The
men roll in the Bowlarama
Open tomorrow and the Jimmy
Wallace Open Sunday, and the
women in the Lucky Strike
open IN ROTCSIllDuIIi.
= =
Of to an exciting start is the
Tri Country Club Mems
League, with Congressional, Co
lumbia and Kenwood represent
ed by two teams each. The
teams were selected from high
average men in the mixed
leagues at the three clubs.
Spectators packed the Ken
wood bowling plant for the
first matches. To quote Rex c.
Smith, a guiding light in the
venture, 1T was one OF the
most rousing affairs in years
at Kenwood."
Columbia nabbed the lead
by winning three close games
from Congressional hut Ken
wood carried off high set hon.
ors with 1853 and its Al Tucci
rolled 141-405 to tie for indi-
vidual high set with Congress
sional's Joe Riley, who also
had the top game of l56.
The league will shoot Feb
ruary % at Congressional.
March 26 at Columbia and
finish April "a at Kenwood.
The winning team will receive
a years possession of trophy
given by CORTLAND Ferguson
of Columbia and Kenwood.
&& +
Finals of the BPAA National
match game duckpin cham
pionships March 26 at War
wick, r. l., will be televised by
NBC, with WTTG - 5 the
Washington outlet. The last
two games of the four leading
women and last three Of the
four men leaders will be tele-
vised, with Bailey Goss as the
commentator.
= =
Young Ronnie Allen, a sur
prise qualif1er for the big test
at Warwick, is carrying an
average of 125-plus with Penn
Recreation, according to the
latest figures of the Metropol-
Evening star., 1960-01-29

48-47, and Referee lin Parker
had 1t 50-44, Fullmer.
The victory wa- Ions 18th
in 20 pro fights. He lost three
split decisions. BY all stand
ards this was his first big VIC
tory.
Don, who doesn't talk much,
was plainly overjoyed with his
victory.
Il had planned to STAY
champ five or six years." Gene
said. Now it looks as il Don
will be ready for the title in
three years"
Evening star., 1960-01-29

New Friends

. The author of The Status
Seekers finds that more and
more Americans are narrowing
Their lives i. missing much Of
life's richness and fun /. by
knowing only people like them
selves. In February Readers
Digest he suggests tested ways
to make new friends, broaden
your world-get more fun out
Of life!
Evening star., 1960-01-29
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

itan Circuit League. Another
young qualif1er, Eddie Owens
is sailing in the lead with 129-
plus.
4 4
With a modest 1886 from
scratch. Bill Goldman won the
inaugural Of the Columbia
Bowling Center week end
handicap. He crossed 399 for
$25. There were 81 entries.
Evening star., 1960-01-29

old Cuban said Tive got, the
style to handle him. The odds
mean nothing"
Evening star., 1960-01-29

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1960-01-29
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Washington, D. c.
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Washington, D. c.
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628 .pennsyIvonio Avenue Sc.
Washington, D. c.
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4loo Georgia Avenue NV.
Washington, D. c.
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1916 10th Street NV.
Washington, D. c. ......
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1440 P Street NV.
Washington, D. c.
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Gath Street ond Bennins Rood NE.
Washington, D. c.
WHEELER, INC.
4800 Wisconsin Avenue
Washington. D. c.
Evening star., 1960-05-01

entertains casually; One-dish dinners are
her specialties. She can produce fine meal
any time without going down the mountain
for groceries. The 4O-cubic-foOt freezer is
kept well stocked.
You can't be FIVE minutes with the Tay-
lors before they suggest small ibation,
bite to eat. Came dry vermouth with drop
Of the sweet, and twist of lemon peel.
The main course was Veal Mayacamas,
named for the mountains, made with a
sauce of mushrooms in sour cream with
anchovies and capers. A white Pinot wine
with dinner, gently soft, yet very dry. Also,
we tasted Jacks priced ChardOnnay made of
the greatest of all white grapes, raised by
the Taylors on terraced vineyard.
They have 30 acres of Chardonnay
vines, and look forward to the day when
these will be in full production. but the
yield will never be great, maybe half ton
per acre." Jack said, explaining, that the
''Chardonnay is the shyest bearing vine."
We slipped glass of the rich, golden wine.
Mary is as proud Of her cooking as Jack
of the ChardOnnay. When she was first
married she could make only waffles, and
Evening star., 1960-05-01

Deer T.. Wh0t neuU use has been found for
deer antLeTS2
They make effective fallout barometers
for strontium 90. The calcium in the antlers
is tested to determine the amount of fallout.
MN, WATERLOO, IOWA
BoUFgeois game :. Which Western sport is
gaining favor in the Soviet Union?
Coli. Many new golf courses have been
constructed, including one at Moscow which
President Eisenhower may try during his
coming visit. One Red publication reports,
Golf was game the Caucasian shepherds
played 1000 years ago."
-R.R., JENNINGS, MO.
cr0ds :. HoW do job and pay prospects Of
1905 college graduates compare Wih those
Of 1882
They're brighter. Nineteen per cent
more graduates will be hired by business
Evening star., 1960-05-01

Try Veal MayacamaS. with

Jack, who liked good food, had Chinese
cook. That cook wouldn't let Mary put foot
in his kitchen. World War II gave Mary
her chance. She's been cooking ever since!
She uses herbs and wines in a knowing
manner, always experimenting. The Stuffed
Pork Chops, illustrated here, friends con-
slider her most unusual dish. We like bet
ter, the Veal Mayacamas, and the one-dish
Sparerib and Oxtail combination.
VS0I MoYae0mOs
pound zeal steak, 1ls-inch thick
ll,pOWd slice TeGdy-tO-cGt ham, 11s-inch thick
cup rose sUiHc
A cup butter or margarine =.
4 carrots cat into I-inch rounds ~ @.
"a pound mushrooms, sliced &SlG
2 Tablespoons oGpeTS hS%$S
I can z Ounce) 0nehOvy GIets drained
and hGIUed
" teaspoon herb mir
/ cup commercial sour cream
Cut veal into l-inch pieces. Trim excess fat
from ham. Cut ham into a by N-inch
strips. Marinate meat in wine for at least
] hour. Drain; reserve marinade. Brown
Evening star., 1960-05-01
Questions from the news
by TOM HENRY

and industrial firms, and salaries offered
will be about four per cent higher, accord
ing to survey by Northwestern University.
-V.S.T., ROLLING HILLS, CALF.
For The girls HOIV does the average man
choose his bride, according to University of
Louisville professor
He rates girl 40 per cent for physical
attractiveness, Is per cent for cooking
ability, Is per cent for her skill with money,
per cent for sewing, Is per cent for
health and 10 per cent for similarity Of
interests. MRS. C.R.S., CHICAGO
Turtle SuIk :. Why are green turtles being
equipped With rddiOs9
Green turtles - sea-going troopers, fast
becoming extinct are equipped with radio
antenna, receivers and brightly colored bal
looms strapped on their backs so their move
ments may be followed. Thus, study
Evening star., 1960-05-01

TINS WEEK MssoIi"s / Moy !. 1890
Evening star., 1960-05-01
RECOMMENDED FOR BABIES
DELICIOUS AND NUTRITIOUS

Cream of Rice is as delicious
as it is nutritious. The whole
familywille enjoy its creamy good
ness. So easy to prepare. Cooks
in " minute!
Evening star., 1960-05-01

NEE
address to- Cream of Rice Chester
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
PUBLIC SALE

HAVING established our home
in California, we will offer at
public auction the following per-
sonal property. Farm located 2
miles east of Batesville, 8 miles
south of GAINESVILLE, Ohio on
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 1860,
at 1900 o'clock noon.
Farm Machinery and Tools -
1859 Ferguson tractor, power
steering and power change
wheels, used $50 hours; 1855 Fer
guson tractor; Ferguson rake;
Ferguson mower; Ferguson pick
up disc harrow; Ferguson Model
B 2 bottom IL inch pillow; Fergu-
son spring tooth harrow; dump
scraper and grader blade; Black
Hawk tractor corr drill; Gun
bingham hay conditioner, used l
year; 1858 New Holland SO power
take off baler; John Deere 40 #.
elevator with 2 hip motor.
John Deere Rubber tired wag-
on; E.Z. lime and fertilizer
spreader, (like new; New Hol-
land manure spreader, (like
new; power sprayer; John Deere
grain drill with ban seeder; 16
inch blizzard ensilage cutter; hay
tedder.
Roto hoe garden tractor; two
corn shelters; large lot of small
tools and miscellaneous.
Note. all machinery and tools
+ in first class condition.
Real Estate = Up-to-date dairy
farm Of 90 acres also 81 acres
of pasture land nearby.
% stanchion barn; two silos;
barn cleaner; bulk tank cooler;
two other barns; modern 5 room
house and also good Z room
house; double garage; scale house
and other necessary buildings;
well watered; good fences; free
gas and the condition Of all
buildings are Al.
This farm will be offered day
of sale if not sold prior to sale.
We reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
Household Goods - 4 rooms
of good furniture including G.E.
automatic washer, gas dryer,
Maytag washer and double rinse
tubs, 20 Gu #. freezer. All the
above may be viewed 10 DAYS
| prior to sale.
Terms: CASH.
MR.. & MRS. ANSEL PREFER
Marysville, Calf.
For information contact,
Harold Amos, Auctioneer
Somerton, Ohio
Phone 2l4l
mot Responsible for Accident
38 80