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GAITHERSRuRG


ON IL ACRES above Gathers
burg; 4-bedroom home on main
road; tastefully modernized: Sl7,-
600.
TWO ACRES: new, large brick
rambler, two baths, two fire
places; real value at $50, 900.
NEED IRONS? Two new, beautiful
homes on half acres. One 4-bed
room and one 5-bedroom, COM
pletely equipped, rec. rm., carport;
S24 500 and S27,500.
MANY OTHERS. any price range
Tell us your needs.
ROMER g. CO. WI. S-9O92
Closed Suns. except by appointment.
GREEN ACRES-Charming 2-story
2-bedroom brick Colonial: liv. rm.
with fireplace, adjoining porch,
sen din. rm., full bsmt., large
fenced lot with fruit trees, aspara-
gus bed. Near schools and D. C.
bus. Excellent financing, only ST.
500. OIL. 4-60l3.
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TAKoMA REALTY JU. s-19OI

SILVER SPRING. tWin-slze bed
rms. all-brick Cape Cod; 2
baths, scr, porch, table space II
kit, full bsmt,, rec. nm, wooded
lot, nr. Franklin and Flower ave
A real bargain. Priced in low 20s
WOODSIDE REALTY CO., JU
QRAAO 'til q nm
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SILVER sPRING-safe walk to Me-
Donald Knolls Elem. $16.500 FLA
Q bedrms. and bath on ISL lir1
large dormitory room up. pan.
eled liy. rm.: off-street .parkingl
BUS AT CORNER Ask about
Benson" JU. 5-7611.
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BILLINGSLEY REALTY

EN-. 2-2328 EN-. 2-562C
BETHESDA, near KenWood Club
bGiek bGtS spiit-lsyel. 4 bedrmS.. "a
light rec. rm. with firepl, table
space in kit, fully tiled base
ment, carport. immed. possession
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bILNEH SPhING, PlneV Branch an
Sligo ,area-Vacant, 3-bedrm. brA
bsths. bsaGiea asking fie ssSo6.e 5ef GE gg.o2oj
Langley Realty :
SILVER SPRING. Perrywood EST
Front-rear split-level. 3 bedrmS
den, family rm4 kit; bsmt, w
LEY CO., JU. 5-6l1l. =.
SILVER sPRING-Lovely ail-brl
split-level loaded with extIal
Features bright REC. RM
WITH FIREPLACE" immac. Sac
rifice priced below .FHA appraisq
at SoO.950. Move tomorrow witt
deposit. Call 10. 4-5500.
C.. paul hickman, inc.
SILVER sPRING-Rent wIoptioi
to buy: 3 bedrms.. 2 baths OF
bedrms.. from Sl65 per mo.
Ken DruSkin g. Co. LO. 5-2005 til !!
SILVER SPRING-spotless 3-bedl
rm. brick rambler in woode,
Sligo Creek area near Blair High
VACANT: S16,950. assume S13S
$50 loan.
.TAKoMA REALTY JU. S-19Ot
SILVER SPRING. twin-size bed,
rms, all-brick Cape Cod; 2H
baths, scr. porch. table space II
kit, full bsmt,, rec. rI1l., wooded
lot, nr. Franklin and Flower ave
A real bargain. Priced In low z0s
WOODSIDE REALTY CO., JU
9-6440 It'll o pm.
SILVER SPRING; Sl8,35O : All
brick Colonial, mr.. Franklin ave
and Univ. blvd; 3 bedrms. ans
bath, full bsmt., fenced lot; wall
to al schools; s,;,,o1ISe,Hs bus; very yprnfI ne!
TO CO., JU. 9-6440 til 8 pm
SILVER SPRING; close in-3-bed,
rm. brick rambler plus den; nic'
kitchen. sep. din. nm. full osmtI
fenced Ht; clean Ssa as q pm: vhf nif'
TO co. JU. 9-644O til 9 pm
Sill. sPB.; close in - 3-bedrm,
2-bath brk rambler: rec. rm. "
firepl., vacant. $3.50 dn,; eonv
ALLEN REAL ESTATE Lo. 5-195I
SILVER SPRING = New 3-bedrm
split-foyer rambler, nr. Georen
ave. and Forest Glen Td., separau
din. rm., kit.-t,s., full bSmt;; leye
lOt1 only rlc.oDV.
HEWITT CO. JU. 5-S900
SILVER SPRING-Safe walk to Nc.
Donald Knolls Elem. $4,000 FLA
2 bedrmS. and bath on LIST 1lr7
large dormitory room up. pan.
eled liv. rm.: off-street ,parEingl
BUS AT CORNER ASK aooul
Benson" JU. 5-761l.
BEERS BROS.
SLATE ROOF Colonial on dead-end
street, close-in Silver SPRING.
very large bedrooms. separate dln'
ing room. screened porch, garage,
full basement with bath, walk-up
attic: unusual buy at Sl9; 300,
GRAY -KESSINGER d. CO.. INC
JU. $4,000.
SLIGO PARK HILLS
Once e-in-a lifetime buy; immae
brk. Colonial; 3 large hedrmss
baths, garage, side screened porcn'
mid-20s. 10. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
TAKOMA PARK BUNGALOW = !
bedrms., bath, liv. rm. with firep!,
sep. din. rm., lge. kit; desplJ
wooded lot. Only S15,250. YOU
terms. Dial 434-1400 today.
ADELPHI REALTY
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ARLINGTON

ARL.. Ms bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm.. . rms. in attic, sun parlor.
deep freeze; with utils. IA. q
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METZLER REALTOR

TAKOMA PARK, 7423 Carroll ave,
-3-bedrm., l II bath Cape Codi
lge. older home: liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit, pantry on LIST H.; 3 beds
rms, III baths upstairs: full bsmt,
Garage; lge. lot; new Bryant gas
heating system; property vacant:
immed. posS. Price S14,750. ED
WARDS & RENICK CO. MA
o11O0 avae EN 2-Q31T
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SILVER SPRINGS Si6,350 : All
brick Colonial, nr. Franklin ave
and Univ. blvd; 3 bedrms. an!
bath, full bsmt., fenced lot; wall
to all schools: bus; Very niet
neighborhood. WoODSIDE REAL
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RITE REALTY
11sr RITE THE FIRST TINE

LIST RITE THE FIRST TINE
TAKOMA PARK-Situated on ats
tractive street nr. Washington
Sanitarium, our Lady of Sorrow
Parish; this 6-rm. and bath brk.
Colonial, rec. rm. and porch home
is reasonably priced in low .20s.
Assume CT loan or purchase
through FHA, Q am. to 8 pm,
EN-. 2-7400; ewes. JU. 5-5667.
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UPPER COUNTY-All brk.; 3 large
bedrm. rambler featuring l y
baths. daylight bsmt.: large mod.
ern kit. and excel. dining space;
priced below comparables, $l7.a
BOO. PO. 2-3l40.
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HOUSE: FOR sALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(cONTINUED)
BETHESDA AREA
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
TWO OUTSTANDING VALUES
QUICK POSSESSION

HIGH POINT-spaciou brick ram.
bier. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths on l level
Huge rec. rn., maids rm. anc
full bath in daylight bsmt. over.
sized scr. porch; gar. Low 4OS
Ewes, VIII, 2-92O4.
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4 BEDROOMS
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABOUT TO BUY? CHECK THIS!
HANDY MAN-S6400

LANDOVER HILLS-Cape Cod with
rec. type bsmt., storm windows
and doors. FILA approved, $4,000
with $500 dn. Could be expanded
to 4 bedrooms.
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BETHFSDA-MAPLEWOOD
5nOS Chandler ST

A-MAPLEWOOD
5205 Chandler St.
Open Sat. Sun. l-6
Walking dist. NH and Naval Hosp.
det. brk.. liv., din. kit. bedrm
and bath 1st H.; Q bedrms. and
bath End H.; stor. att. and lge
bsmt.. fireplace. mod. kit, scrnd
pch.. fine shaded fenced yd: SIS
500 FILA app. $500 down, plus
settlement. Phone 462-2666.
GEnPGE IT EAGEN
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close-in Wheaton. Vacant. New
house condition. All brick, sep.
din. rm.. 3 bedrms.. full bsmt..
with lavatory. gas heat. off-street
parking. Conv. to schools. Price
S1S,500 Terms arranged. CAL
Mr.. Slower,
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SLIGO PARK HILLS
q BEDROOMS

TAKoMA PARK-Brick Cape COD
with hot-water heat: attached
garage: lovely neighborhood. Cloe9
to schools. transportation ana
shopping. Assume $1,000 first
trust. Asking $4,000. Call ~.
S-S474 It'll 9 pm.
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1919 ROCkNllc Elhe M. -LoOO
wHEAToN-3.bedrm. home; ;;.rinns in;
corner lot; bsmt.; sep. din. rm.;
SlS,950 and "OK'D TRADE"
Ken Druskin g. Co. LO. 5-2005 til 10
WILT ATOM PAMRI MP.
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LANGLEY PARK-All-brick RAM
bier, liv. rm., din. rm., fully equip.
kitchen, twin-sized bedrms., large
family rm.; ideal lot; on cul-de-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

FAMILY RM.-KITCHEN combina
tI0n;, tIon; 6sv by owner. SGns: beSSrms, on IN
eled rec, rm. with fireplace, ga
rage: reduced from S32, 900 Ia
S2S,950. Low down payment. At
tractiVe terms. l09OS Colesville
I'd Omen Sunday Phnne goo .naAh
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kENSINGTUN
PRIME SPLIT-LEV.. 3 bedrms.. "a
baths; nice lot. LO. 4-6140.
TOWNHOUSE PROPERTIES. INC
LOCUST HILL ESTATES
Rambler, convenient to NH:
bedrms., . baths, firepl., screened
porch. rec. rm.; cen. air cond
Call r. z. ZACHARY, WO. 6-2923
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
LOVELY RAMBLER, only Sl950O;
3 bedrms.. Q baths. beautiful rec
rm., screened porch; only $500
down, FILA. 10. 5-2990.
HUGH T. PECK. 1926 Georgia Ave
OPEN TIL, Q.3O PM
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BRICK SEMIDET.
HOME AND INCOME
COLO. AVE. Mr.. l4th

Concrete front porch. side-hall en-
trance, liv. rm. with firepl., din.
rm:, dep, equip. kit: 2nd H., 8
bedrms., 2 baths. kit. Suit. for
families. Full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.,
gar. For terms, call Mr.. lDobbs)
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MdT.

WHEATON,, MOVE IN FOR xMASl
-Brand-new split-foyer ramblerj
3 twin sized bedrms.. (4th poSs, },
III baths, spacious liv.. rm.. din.
rm.. ultramod. kit: lovely rec; rm.
$4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
LanpIeY RealtY

SILVER SPRING, Piney Branch. an
Sligo area--Vacant, 3-bedrm. brI
rambler, din. rm., rec. rm., IL
baths, asking SlS,500. HE. 9-O2O(
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COLESVILLE AREA-New 4-bedrm.,
mdd. 2Sith kit Dc liT luxe r ranR!sT 4!sp hHTs GiH
rm., sliding glass doors to car
port. bsmt.; acre level lot. Re-
duced to S26,950. o. D. FIELD,
INC. JU. 6-7113. 8 til g..
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PRICE S17 Q5O

cAMPANELLA q CO.. Realtor
Ex. 3-4l13 Ewes. JU. 5-SO66
BRIGHTWOOD, Just off Ga. ave-
LIST offering: det., 10 rms, ii
bedrms,), 2-bath home; fireplace,
lge. KIT, bsmt,, oil h.-w.h., ga
rage, $1,000 cash, $40 mo. in
cluding taxes. Call agent, ME,
S-30lO, EN-. 2-76B2.
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BETHESDA-Choice location near
schools and bus; 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. den. . full baths; $2l..
500.
ANDRIs REALTY OIL. 2-ao7o Til 9
BETHESDA - Unforgetable used
brick split-level of 4 bedrooms,
baths. huge liv. rm., screened
porch, super kitchen. 2-car ga.
rage. You'll fall in love at S33, $50
OIL. $4,000: ewes, EN-. 2-S790
ALLIED REALTY.
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HHLANDALE-Central air cond.
brick and stone rambler. 3 gooc
size bedrms., separate din. nm.
II baths. firepl. in liv. rm.
full bSmt.. double carport; wall.
to-wall carpet, and radiant heatec
or dog house. 45x85 #. enclosed
by 6-ft. Anchor fence. Almost y
acre: priced TO sell. OWNER, HE
4-3272.
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TED LINGO, INC,

s221 Fenton ST. JU. 7-770o
FOUR CORNERS; $4,000 = Air
cond.. 3-bedrm., brick rambler
liv, room with fireplace, dining
area, lge. equip. kit. pine -paneled
rec. room. large level wooded lot.
Ewes, MA. 2-Ol77.
KELLER WOODMOOR III 6-71OO
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

SUBURBAN HOME, nr. Pr. Georges
to 35. Call 422-7170 ewes, Suns.
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.KENSINGTON, Parkwood-3-bedr
brick rambler; centrally air cond.,
finished rec. rm., 22-ft.- living rm.,
GE kit. w/dishwasher. fenced back
yard wLfruit- bearing trees, s min
from NH and Naval Hospital, !
block from school. Asking Sl9.150
Call VIII. 6-263l.
Observation-Disclosures, 3-BATH
SPACIOUS BRICK Cape Cod, or
wooded corner lot, near Holy Re-
deemer: center-hall plan, 4th bed
rm. can be used as q den. bath
on each floor; very large rec.
rm.; side screened porch: owner
leaving. can give immediate oc-
cupancy; FHA appraised, S26,500
Call JU. 5-4222; ewes, JU. S-6690
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.
KENSINGTON-Immediate poss.
brk. bedrms., din. or fam. rm, ,
liv. rm.. lge. kit. . baths. centrally
&C, alum. storm wind, 6-ft. cedar
fence, patio, many extras, 10
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FOREST GROVE AREA
CHARMING Cane Cod

A neighborhood where pride shows
in every home: 4 bedrmS, 2 full
baths, large liv. nm. with firepl,,
sep. din, rm., den. rec. rm.;
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OPEN TILL $3.50 PM.
MASS. AVE. EXT,
MOVE IN WITH S670

Immac. all-brk. duplex; 3 large
bedrms., full bsmt.. walk-out exit;
schools and bus. Better hurry.
~; afTpIrpp 2r2oe1' npo1rprrrs Nom
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L. LEWIS, LO. 5-4330
WHEATON-Betore you buy see this

WHEATON,; DON'T WAIT-BUY
TODAY-3-bedroom rambler with
room with bar; fenced lot; S400
down. C. P. FLETCHER. 10. b
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SILVER SPRING-Close- extra
nice brk., rambler, huge rec. rm.,
many extras, S21,e5O. low down
payment FHA. OWNER BROKER
JU. $3.50: brokers coop in
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DE bEihESDA- A-SPRINGFIELD Swim
ming pool centrally air-cond. 4
6edrm.' 2h-bath, level rambler
MAID rm,, rec. rm.. scr. porch,
Carport. Nearly new. Owner leav-
lng country. Wonderful buyI Low
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SLATE ROOF Colonial on dead-end
street, close-in Silver Springs
very large bedrooms. separate din'
ing room. screened porch, garage,
fuil basement with bath, walk,uS
attic: unusual buy at Sl9; 300,
GRAY -KESSINGER d. CO.. INC
III $4,000
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SILVER SPRING, close in between
Conn. ave. and Ga. ave. bed
rms. or 3 and den on one fir,
2l3 baths, brick rambler. garage,
fenced yard; S2S,250. H. J. RE-
vANE. INC. JU. 1896, OIL. q
T44l ewes.
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CLUB
CALENDAR
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
Bethesda Chevy Chase WV
Wives Club-Meeting from
$50 am. to noon at the Be-
thesda Methodist Church.
Mr.. Edward Lipman of Silver
Spring Art Shop will speak
on art and You" A nursery
school for children ages two
to five will be provided at
nominal fee.
Altrusa Society - Dinner
meeting preceded by cock
tails at 6 pm. at the Broad
moor.
Mount Vernon Home Eco
nOmists in HOmemaking Of
Northern Virginia - First
meeting of the season at 8
pm. at the home of Mrs.
Donald Sides in Falls Church.
Mrs. Kathryn Stone, delegate
to the Virginia General AS
sembly, will speak on "Hu-
man Resources-Washington
Area"
Police Wives Club Execu-
tive Board - Meeting at 8
pm. at the home of Mrs.
Howard Quantrille in Hill
crest Estates, Md.
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tract are all food chemicals.
When the housewife bakes a
cake she is promoting chem
ical changes which make for
better flavors.
In smoking meat and fish,
picking, or making sauer-
kraut. the chemical processes
are utilized to produce more
enjoyable food.
Manufacturers test and re-
test additives in their re-
search laboratories to make
sure the chemicals are safe
and desirable in the food.
And Federal laws further
insure the safety of addi-
tives, for their safety in the
quantity used must be proven
before the chemicals are
added.
Frosted Fruit Ring
4 cups sifted flour
q cup sugar
l teaspoon salt
l tablespoon grated orange
rind
"a cup (112 sticks margarine
"a cup very warm water
l package or cake yeast, ac-
tive dry or compressed
u cup milk, Scalded and
cooled to lukewarm
2 eggs, beaten
2 cups chopped seedless
raisins
/ cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons orange Juice
Combine flour, sugar, salt
and orange rind in mixing
bowl Cut in margarine.
Measure very warm water
into small bowl. Sprinkle or
crumble in yeast; stir until
dissolved. Add to flour mix
ture with milk and eggs.
Combine thoroughly. Cover
tightly with foil and refriger-
ate overnight.
Next morning. turn dough
out on we'll floured board
and divide in half. Roll each
half out into rectangle about
15x9 inches. Spread each
half with half the mixture
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Food Conference
IS Well Attended

fresh mushrooms and saute
them in u pound Of butter
until the liquid is cooked out.
The mushrooms should re-
main tender and soft but
they'll turn almost black. Add
salt and pepper to taste and
use as a filling for finger-size
toasted sandwiches. The mix
ture may be made ahead.
spooned into jars and kept in
the refrigerator.
Youngsters Program
Youngsters ranging in age
from IL to II g boys and 5
girls) staged the program for
Standard Brands yesterday.
Young adults love to cook"
declared Pert 15-year-old
Gwen Ratay from Chicago,
and added "on all burners.
The frosted fruit ring pic
tured here was made by IT.
year-old Beth Robinson of
Long Island. Beth is a senior
in high school and is setting
her sights on Cornell next
year with a home economics
career in mind. After college
she hopes to be a member of
the Peace Corps"
She has won honors for
her All Club yeast bread
demonstrations. bakes bread
for her family every week.
and once a week teaches
cooking and woodworking to
the 13-year-olds in her All
Club. The fruit ring is one
Beth makes when she enter
tains at a slumber party.
James E. Marler, vice pres
ident in charge of grocery
division for Standard Brands.
announced Fleischmann's un-
salted Csweet) corn oil mar
garine is now available on a
Nationwide scale.
In Local Markets
This product was written
up in this column several
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tea. Late day costumes fea-
tured tea silks inspired by
the patterns Of tea papers.
The collection will be shown
at Julius Garfinckel's on
Monday, September 25.
A new 16-page booklet en-
titled Menus and Recipes
for Tender Leaf Tea Parties"
made its debut at the meet
ing to coincide with the new
fashions. Copies of the book
let can be obtained without
cost by sending your requests
to: Tender Leaf Tea, Box No.
ADD, Mount Vernon 10, N. Y.
Food Additives Safe
"You can rest assured that
food additiveS are safe,"
stated DR.. F. N. Peters at a
luncheon meeting yesterday
with the Quaker Oats Co. He
pointed out that with our
expan ding population we
must either use food addi-
tives or go hungry.
DR.. Peters, vice president
in charge of research, speaks
with the voice of authority.
He is chairman of the cereal
committee of the Food and
Nutrition Board of the Ma
tional Research Council and
serves on the science advisory
committee.
The fear Of chemicals in
food disappear, he stated.
when it is explained that
baking soda, cream of tartar,
baking powder, liquid and
solid fats, salt, pepper. mus
tard, vinegar, and vanilla ex-
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months ago and has been in
our local markets since early
last spring. It's a frozen
margarine since it contains
no salt or other preservatives,
so look for it in the frozen
food cases.
To wind up their meeting,
Standard Brands treated food
editors to a fall showing of
fashions in Tender Leaf tea
colors designed by Adele
Simpson. Daytime tweeds
and wools came in such love-
ly sounding colors as ginger
tea, ming tea and blackberry
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of raisins. brown sugar and
orange juice. Roll up tightly
as for jelly roll, sealing
edges firmly. Place sealed
edge down in circle on
creased baking sheet. Seal
ends firmly together. Cut
two-thirds way into ring with
scissors at 1-inch intervals.
Turn each section on its side.
Cover and let rise in a warm
place, free from draft. until
doubled in bulk, about IL
hours. Bake in a moderate
oven (375 degreesD IS to 80
minutes. Cool slightly. frost
with confectioners' sugar
icing.
Farm House Meat Loaf
2 pounds ground round
u cup chopped onion
tablespoon parsley flakes
2 eggs
teaspoon salt
IA teaspoon oregano
u teaspoon basil
u cup dry bread crumbs
2 envelopes instant whipped
potatoes
212 cups water
l cup cold milk
! teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon black pepper
2 tablespoons butter
2 cups whole tomatoes,
drained
Combine ground round, on
ion, Parsley, egg, teaspoon
salt, oregano, basil and bread
crumbs. Mix well. Press meat
mixture against bottom and
sides Of lightly buttered q
quart loaf pan, keeping the
center hollow. Pour water into
medium-size saucepan. Cover
and bring to a boil. Remove
from heat. Quickly add milk
and instant whipped potato
flakes. teaspoon salt, pepper
and butter. Stir gently with
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By VIOLET FAULKNER
Star Food Editor

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Food
editors from 36 States and
90 cities are attending the
18th Food Editors Conference
being held here this week
which, according to Chair
man Dave Preston, is the
largest ever held in Chicago.
Included in the total at
tendance of 145 are eight
food editors from Canada,
five men who write about
food, and % newcomers. Nine
new newspapers Joined the
conference this year.
Before the week is over
we'll be briefed first hand by
SO food manufacturers and
professors who are vying for
the chance to tell the story
about themselves and their
products.
New Participant
One of the new participants
this year is. the Green Giant
Co. from LIE Sueur, MINI.
Their theme was good things
from the garden" with James
Beard, author and food con-
Sultant, on hand to demon
strate how vegetables, fresh
or canned, may be used for
party fare.
jim supervised the making
of tiny corn croquettes, some
with curry, some with green
peppers for the buffet table.
There were picked fresh
mushrooms, fresh from Green
Giants mushroom caves, and
delicious toasted mushroom
sandwiches; thin crisp fresh
corrbread with whole kernels
mixed into the batter which
was split and given a Savory
ham filling,
The mixture for the toasted
sandwiches is dead easy to
make. Simply chop 212 pounds
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Opti-Mrs. to Meet

The National Capital Opt
Mrs. Club will meet at BIS
pm. September Is at the
home of Mrs. Betty Tastet.
Preparations for the club
party to be held october 6
at Kenwood Club will be
made at this meeting.
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Pototoes.

fork until liquid is absorbed.
Whip briskly. Spoon potatoes
into hollow center of loaf.
Cover potatoes with we'll
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drained tomatoes. Bake at
$50 degrees for IS minutes Oh
until meat is done. Makes
six to eight servings.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Herbert Austin Davis, u,
Official of Concrete Firm

New York. He returned to
Washington in 1924 and was
one Of the founders Of the
Washington Concrete Products
Corp.
He was president of the cor
poration until 1851, when the
firm became Washington Con.
crete Products, Inc.
Mr.. Davis was a member ol
the American Society Of Test
ing Materials. the American
Concrete Institute, the Metro
politan Washington Board oi
Trade and Chevy Chase Pres
byterian Church, and was 6
director of the Washington AS
sociation of Credit Men.
He leaves his wife, the former
Virginia Speer, of the home
address; a son. E. Austin Davi;
Of 9408 Rosehill drive, Be.
thesda; a daughter, Mrs. Theo.
dore w. Norcross. jr.. Of 1914
Hunters lane. Wheaton. Md.
a brother. Carroll Davis o.
Dallas. and nine grandchildren
Services will be at / pm
Monday at the Robert A
Pumphrey Funeral Home. 1851
Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda
Burial will be in Park Lawr
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
TerryT Turner, 28,
Magazine Writer

The New York office of Life
Magazine has announced the
death Of one of its correspond
ents in the recent crash of q
private airplane in Wyoming.
Found dead in the plane
which became lost in a blind
ing snow storm on February
and crashed in Box Canyon
near Rollins, Wyo.. was Terry
Turner, %, assigned to the
magazines Denver office since
last summer. The wreckage
was not located until last Tues
day.
Also killed in the mishap was
the pilot, Buck Duane, a Al
year-old businessman of Lam
der, Wyo. They were the only
persons aboard the private, sim
gle engine Bellanca which
crashed into the side of the
canyon and burst into flames
At the time Of the crash. Mr.
Turner was returning from a
Life assignment in Mexico.
A Time, Inc, employe since
1855, Mr.. Turner had been a
sports writer and a national
affairs reporter at the corpor-
atoms New York offices until
his transfer to Denver last July
He leaves his wife and two
children, all of Denver.
Evening star., 1961-02-18

Herbert Austin Davis, 72,
vice president of Washington
Concrete Products. Inc, died
yesterday at Suburban Hos
pital after a short illness.
Mr.. Davis, a native Of Wash
ington, lived at 55O6 Nebraska
avenue NV. He was graduated
from Central High School and
received a BIS. degree in civil
engineering from Purdue Uni
versity in 1911.
Between 1912 and 1919 he
worked as an engineer in the
Concrete Division of the
Bureau Of Standards. During
World War I he served as a
materials engineer with the
Emergency Fleet Corp.
For four years Mr.. Davis
was a research engineer with
the Brooklyn Crozite Corp. In
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Mrs. Bobeock, 50,
fought Briefly at
Old Force School

Mrs. J. Herbert Babcock, SO,
who taught school here briefly
died yesterday at Doctors Hos
pital.
The former Nell Stockett, she
was born in the District and
educated at Washington Nor
NAL College.
For two years she taught at
the old Force School on Mas
sachusettS avenue. She moved
to Niagara Falls, N. Y. about
40 years ago shortly after her
marriage. Her husband, vice
president Of the Hooker Chem
ical Corp, died last year.
At the time Of her death,
Mrs. Babcock was visiting a
brother, retired Army 1t. Col
John w. Stockett, jr., of 1922
South Kent street. Arlington.
Besides her brother, she
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Douglas
Hunt. of New Brunswick, N. j.,
and two sisters. Miss Imogene
Stockett of 5000 Sixteenth
street NV, and MIS-. Walter
Barton of $500 @ street NV
Services will be at / pm
Monday at the Lee Funeral
Home, Fourth street and Mas
sachusettS avenue NE, with
burial in Glenwood Cemetery