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Whether your favorite belle Of
the gOing-On-nineteen set is a
swing fan or a rhumba enthusiast,
she'll be delighted if you give her
2. jingle party to round up the va
cation social set. Cacuses and ba-
nanas will make amusing decOra-
ZION. And try to collect some min
iature elephants. a couple Of mon
keys, china hippopotamus, or any
tribal chief to make a jungle pa
rade in the center Of your table.
For a thirst Quencher. delight the
young sophisticates with Tropical
Cocktails made with decaffeinated
coffee and ice cream. A banana
cream pie is a favorite sweet that
will tie in with the jungle theme
OF your party.
Tropical Punch
cups freshly made, chilled de
caffeinated coffee
I12 pints ice cream
Grated nutmeg.
Pour the decaffeinated coffee
over a pint Of ice cream in a punch
bowl or big mixing bowl. and then
blend lightly with an egg beater
until the ice cream is partly melted.
Add additional ice cream in spoon
fuls TO the punch. Sprinkle with
grated nutmeg. Vanilla, coffee or
chocolate ice cream combines well
with the coffee flavor.
To make decaffeinated coffee by
the percolator method. use 11a
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For Casserole COoks

= EMFMBER the Seven Layer
Y Dinner that enjoyed such a
tremendous vogue of popularity
several years ago? Ground meat,
various vegetables and sOup-seven
layers Of ingredients in all-were
placed in a casserole ana baked to-
gether, The secret of its popularity
was twofold-it was ulty&-slmple to
make and it provided a whole din
ner in a single dish.
Here then is a layered main dish
that is a fitting successor to the
Seven Layer Dinner. It is a Tamalc
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but 2 tablespoons of fat. Add
onion and cook until tender and
transparent. Combine minced gar.
lie, flour, sugar, salt and pepper
with tomatoes. Fill casserole with
layers of drained hominy, sausage
onion, and tomato mixture. The tor
layer should be hominy. Sprinkl.
with grated cheese. Preheat elec
trio oven and bake 80 minutes a
$500 F.
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h a If OF fat in
skillet On cleo
trio S surfa C e
unit, u sin & a
medium h c q t .
Fry onions and
Gr c e II pepper
until onion is
t e n q er an d
tranSp are n t,
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Casserole made
of ] q v r S of
cOrnmeal muSh
lightly spiced
with chill pow
q er. Drowned
meat, onio n s
and tomato. The
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on surface unit
of ele C t RI c
r a n & e. Cook
o " er medium
heat until water
is evaporated
a nd sausag ges
are brown. Re-
move sausages
and drain off all
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NYA OPERATORS

Twelve employees Of & sewing
project operated by the National
Youth Administration are making
good as power machine operators
at the Frederick Tailoring CO.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-06
HOT OFF THE
GRIDDLE

1t is the best policy TO buy vege-
tables in their season. Many vege-
tables are in the market the year
round, and modern agriculture has
greatly extended the season for
many others but some, when out of
season, lack flavor and freshness.
To make an omelet, add one
tablespoon Of chopped onion and
one teaspoon of chopped parsley
to the omelet mixture before cook
ing.
Before purchasing table cloths.
carefully measure your table, and
allow a twelve to fifteen inch hang
over for your dinner cloths, and an
eight to twelve inch hangover for
your luncheon cloths.
Bacon ham and sausage fats are
100 highly seasoned for any but
limited use, but are excellent for
sauteing any food where their sea-
soning is desirable.
All boned cuts of meat require
longer cooking time than those
with the bones left in. Allow about
ten minutes per pound longer for
caokipo hopod o1rtS
Cabbages and heads of lettuce
should be firm and of good color.
Red cabbage should not have too
dark a color, as it becomes purple
when old.
To glaze the tops of rolls, cook
les or pie crust, brush before bak-
ing with one egg white whipped
lightly with one tablespoon of milk
or water; or use an egg yolk for a
yellow glaze.
Condensed, evaporated and pow
dered milk may be kept in small
space and if not kept too long be-
fore they are opened, do not requite
a refrigerator temperature as does
fresh milk.
size are always ready for salads,
Canned fruits and nuts of suitable
ADVERTISE IN THE GLOBE!
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DIRECTOR OF WAGERING

Donald Hay, Baltimore. has been
named director of wagering for the
Cumberland Fair Associations 10
day race meeting, beginning Aug. 5.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-06-06

heaping tablespoons ground de-
caffeinaced coffee for each cup (1a
pint) Of water. Pour cold water
into pot Of percolator. Set perco-
lator basket in pot and put coffee
in it. Cover. Let percolate slowly
and gently 10 to Is minutes. (To
obtain full strength of decaffeinat-
ed coffee, percoIate Is to 20 min
utes). Pour coffee over cracked
ice.
Banana Cream Pie
tablespoons cake flour.
u teaspoon salt
3 egg yolks, slightly beaten
I tablespoons sugar
% cup cold milk
112 cups milk, scalded.
? teaspoons vanilla
3 bananas
p cup cream, whipped
/ baked 9-inch pie shell.
Combine flour. sugar, and salt.
Add cold milk and mix well. Add
scalded milk gradually, place in
double boiler. and cook until thick
ened stirring constantly. Pour
S7all amount of mixture over egg
yolks, return to double boiler. and
cook 8 TO minutes longer. Cool.
Add vanilla. Chill. Add slices of
one banana. Slice second banana
and arrange in pie shell Pour in
chilled filling; slice remaining ba-
mana over top and spread with
whipped cream. Serve at once.
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hen remove from pan. Then place
in this same frying pan the re-
maindeT Of the fat, and the ground
meat. Season with the remaining
teaspoon salt and pepper, and
brown meat lightly.
Add chill powder to cornmeal
mush and blend thoroughly. Fill
casserole with alternate layers of
cornmeal mush, ground meat, green
pepper, onion, and tomato soup di-
luted with remaining 1s cup water.
The top layer should be cornmeal
mush. Preheat electric oven and
bake 80 minutes at 400 F.
Hominy Sausage Casserole
(Serves to y
! pound link pork sausages
3 tablespoons water
u cup onion (cut fine)
12 Glove garlic (finely cut)
3 tablespoons -four
II teaspoon sugar
L teaspoon salt
1s teaspoon pepper
I No. 2 can tomatoes
(212 cups)
No. 212 can hominy
(3h cups) AZ
IL cup grated cheese
Place sausages, and approximate
ly 3 tablespoons of water in skillet
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recipe is an adaptation OF the
Mexican corn-husk-wrapped tamale,
but, like this country's version Of
Chill, has had it's spiciness mcdi-
fed somewhat to suit the Amer
can taste.
When she chooses this casserole
for her dinner mainstay, the home
maker who owns an electric range
may well hang a sign Oh her kit
chen door "Out for the afternoon;
expected back shortly before din
ner." For the automatic electric
timer clock on the range makes it
possible for her to prepare the
Tamale Casserole at noon, leave it
in cold oven, and come home to
find it bubbling hot and ready to
place on the table. The only thing
she must do before she leaves the
kitchen is to set the timer clock
for the time she wishes the current
to switch on and the time she
wishes it to turn off. The electric
range does the rest!
Tamale Casserole
(Serves 6 to s. 4
l cup yellow corn meal
35 cups water &
21a teaspoons salt
tablespoons fat
2 cups sliced onions
IL cup green pepper
(fnely cut)
l pound ground beef
1s teaspoon pepper
l teaspoon chilli powder
] 10h-ounce can condensed
tomato soup
Prepare corn meal mush by mix
ing l cup yellow corn meal with
| cup cold water. Slowly add this
@ cups boiling water to which
1R teaspoons salt has been added
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Stir constantly until mixture boils,
then cook 80 minutes over very low
heat, stirring occasionally. Place
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The annual All Club Week for
Maryland will be held at College
Park, Aug. 40.
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size are always ready for salads,
Canned fruits and nuts of suitable
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To roast fillet Of beef, which is
very lean, dot with strips of bacon
or salt pork. Season, and place in
open pan in very hot oven, $50 F..
with a little water. Basic very
often. When half done GO to 80
minutes per pound) add a little
more water Make a brown gravy
as for any roast, or serve with
cooked mushrooms.
To skin a fish, cut off a narrow
strip of skin along the spine from
the head to the tail. Loosen the
the skin on one side of the fish
near the gills and with the help of
a sharp knife work it away from
the flesh. Remove the skin from
the other side in the same manner.
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ADVERTISE IN THE GLOBE!
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desserts, appetizers and garnishes

desserts, appetizers and garnishes.
Tea may be put in tea ball or
muslin bag and taken out when
sufficiently stepped. These con-
tainers should not be more than
half full, to allow the tea leaves
room to swell and to give off the
amount of flavor Of which they are
capable.
To make marmalade strips. place
a thin layer of crust on an invert-
ed baking pan. Spread with thick
marmalade or any filling that does
not run. Cover with another thin
layer. Cut into strips four inches
by one and a half. Bake in a
quick oven (400 450o F). When
cool, spread with a thin icing made
of confectioners' sugar and water.
Sprinkle with fancy chopped nuts.
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Place sausages, and approximate
ly tablespoons of water in skillet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Market Report

GOOD NEWS to consumers
is the drop in food prices
this week as reported by the
Municipal Bureau Of Markets.
Veal and pork have decreased
and lower prices may be ex-
pected soon on beef and
lamb. Dealers recommend
front quarter cuts Of beef and
pork loinS as the best fresh
meat value for this week end.
BUTTER PRICES are less
than week ago. while cheese
remains the same. Eggs have
dropped. Supplies Of I've
poultry are moderate and no
change in price is antici-
pated.
The cheapest fresh fish on
the market now are smells,
sheepshead, mullet and carp
These are all quite plentiful
and -iep prices PHeNstA-PeFeh
and %pickerel are coming IN
more freely and are getting
more reasonable
HEAVY SHIPMENTS If
bleached golden heart celery
from Florida are being re-
ceived daily and this product
has dropped considerably
since last week Supplies ~
new cabbage are increasing
steadily and prices are lower
than they have been for some
time.
AyocadoS. carrots and po-
fatoeS are also in this plenfi-
ful class. Beans. broccoli.
beets. caullflower peas and
peppers are somewhat scarce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Friendship @ arden
Is Smart Idea

SOMEWHAT INSTANTLY
We report that Anne Shirley's
friends are pitching rocks in her
direction-and all in the name Of
friendship, 100. Seems that
Anne's new house has a brand
new patio. and the patio Is full
IF new flower beds. The rocks
are unusual ones her friends
have picked up from here and
there. sent her 10 use as borders
for the beds.
It's an odd version Of the old
friendship garden idea, but has
possibilities.
The idea is good anywhere Of
course. Have your friends bring
home rocks from their vacation
trips on. not a carload
Just an odd one from the Grand
Canyon and such places. for a
place Of honor in your rock
garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Tickets to Springtime Jubilee Going Fast

=. as the tickets are going fast.
The tickets are 80 cents each,
including the tax. and this ticket
permits you TO stay and see the
Fox Theater's regular program.
One Of the features that week
will he, THE Devil and Miss
Jones, with Jean Arthur and
Robert Cummings
Remember, Tuesday, April %,
is the big day -. the Fox The
alter is the setting and the time
x 9 ~ tAfe morning It
be seeing you!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

THE DATE Tuesday April
%, looms large on the calendars
OF Detroit homemakers. II is
The day scheduled for The De-
troit Times Springtime Jubilee
10 be held AT the Fox Theater,
Woodward and Montcafm ave-
nues. The time is 9 o clock in
the morning.
Our program will open with a
ballet presented by students
from the Olga Fricker School Of
the Dance. They will offer some
Of The numbers from thelr
Spring concert with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra. Among
the baiictS they will do are:
Moonlight Sonata, " Perpetual
Motion WALTZ" and Ma
zurka.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Time TO Start Preliminary
Work on Your Lawn
BY THE AMATEUR GARDENER

rolled when vet. the lawn will
pack down too hard, and when
it gets dry viii stay hard
through the Summer and Fall,
preventing the development of
grass roots. Fill up the low
places with the top dressing be-
fore rolling and your Lawn viii
be even. Never try 10 iron out
the high spots with the roller.
1t is better 10 cut out the sod.
take out some of the soil. re-
place the sod and then roll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
PIsylet

Prudence PennyS cooking
school will be presented as a
little skit entitled Grandma
Learns TO Cook" We've got a
real grandma, too z. one OF the
sweetest you ever saw And
don't let the title of the skit
surprise you Although grandma
has been cooking these many
years she doesn't do things
the way Prudence does. And
youu chuckle with glec AT her
amazement Of modern cookery
methods
Ida Jean KAN, dietltian Of
The Detroit Times. Is coming
from New York 10 present a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

Pattern 4742 IS available in
Womens sizes IS. IS. 40. AZ. Al.
40 AZ and 50 SIZE 80 takes
81 yards 35-inch fabric
Send Is cents n coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size. name. address and
style number.
Address your order 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mcnt, 1925 Times Square. De-
troIt, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
PAGE 2 5
Sort Wash

SORTING CLOTHES before
laundering is one Of the most
important steps in the whole
washday routine. In most house.
holds, five distinct classifiica-
tons are called for.
White cottons and linens go
into one pile: silks synthetics,
and woolenS 90 into another
pile. colored clothes in a third
pile. very heavy pieces, regard
less of fabric 90 into another
pile and finally very seiled
pieces go into fifth pile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

Spring figure clinic She will
have with her models 10 DEM
onStrate her exercises. Miss
Kain. who is tops on the subject
of diet and exercise. will bring
YOU the latest news in the figure
world.
The Tickets
Tickets are on sale AZ the Fox
Theater box office only All
seats are reserved .. but we
yours, If you wish a choice seat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

attention until warm, sunny
DAYS arrive. Now is a good time
TO repair the old lawn or start
a new lawn.
Start the lawn early and give
II a safe lead over weeds and
pests which. fortunately, are
much slower in developing.
Lawns must always run a race
with droughts and hot weather,
and If they are started early
the tiny grass plants have a fair
chance 10 keep ahead--just far
enough ahead TO come out the
winner.
Rake Lawn
Always rake Off the old lawn
Just as soon as possible after
the last snow has vanished. TO
remove all twigs and other
debris that may have accumu-
lated during the Winter. A good
top dressing OF weed-free soil.
applied lightly. viii do much 10
improve the old lawn and send
It of more quickly. Commercial
fertilizer mixed into the soil
before applying will encourage
the young roofs They Will thrive
better when they grow in shade
If they are given a good sendoff
before the leaves Of the trees or
shrubs shade the ground.
This top dressing can be APP
Piled at the rate OF about one
bushel of soil TO each 100 square
feet OF lawn. Add about four
-AAadl!lS- -tart+ll4e4- plant
food 20 each bushel Of soil. mix
ING thoroughly before applying
10 the grass Rake the soil off
the grass plants with the back
Of the rake II the lawn needs
reseedlng in places. SOW the seed
when the ground is still honey
combed from alternate freezing
and thawing OF the weather
Other Considerations
Rolling he lawn IS necessary
only in the Spring but be sure
hat the SOIL IS not vet when
this is done or the rolling will
do more harm than good The
purpose Of the rolling is 10
gently press the grass roots
back into the soil from which
the frost has raised them. If
Evening star., 1941-10-26

all sections knew back home, she
caters to guests individual tastes
For those WHO do not care to dance
or sing there are ping-pong and
card tables. One young soldier re-
quested and was given a lesson on
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Caribben Population
Set Above 52 Million
By Census Bureau
Birth Rate Twice Thut
Of U. S.; Generation
Increase Is so Pct.

Embracing a territory approx
mately three-fifths the size of the
United States, the Caribbean area
has population of approximately
52.262,000, the Census Bureau es-
timated in a special report yester-
day.
Its estimate is based on a six
week survey of the population char
acteristics of this region, described
by Census Director J. C. Capt as
the vital middle zone of hemis-
phere defense" The survey was
directed by DR.. Forrest Linder. the
bureaus technical expert on vital
statistics
BY political allegiance, the popu-
lation of the Caribbean area is di-
vided as follows Independent re-
publics. 47,5l3,000; Great Britain.
2,319000; United States, 1881 900;
France, $4,000, and the Netherlands,
101 900.
Huge Errors Made.
Huge errors" are present in the
population figures of almost every
country in the Caribbean area, the
Census Bureau said Birth statis-
tics cover only portion of the il
legitimate births and death rates
are computed from the death cer-
tiicates turned in. In some coun-
tries as high as go per cent of the
persons who die come to their end
without medical attention.
In several countries, statistics are
almost entirely lacking. Haiti. for
example, has never taken a census.
Raiders and revolutionary bands
have swept along Haitis roads so
often, burning and looting that 1t
has become second nature with the
natives to build their homes out
of sight on the 9,OOO-foot mountain
sides or hidden in the forests the
report stated.
Except for half a dozen islands.
the area, as a whole. IS not densely
populated. and could support many
more million people than at pres
ent, the report declared.
Birth Rate Double Ours.
The average birth rate Of 35l per
thousand population is almost dou-
BILE that of the United States. The
report estimated that the popula-
ton is increasing so per cent every
generation. Unlike the United
States and other highly Industrial
lied nations. where the birth rate
has been declining. the Caribbean
countries show no signs of a SLOW
ing down in population growth.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Service Men to Be Guests
At Rock Creek Picnic Today
Mrs. Drummer, G. W.
Graduate in 1910,
Will Be Hostess

Mrs. Ruth Hinkle Drummer. 21,
graduate of George Washington
University entertains 700 guests
each week end.
They are all soldiers, or other
men in uniform, and girls working
in Washington's defense agencies.
Their young hostess is Y. w. c. A.
recreation assistant for United Serv-
ice Organization activities here.
Today from 80 to $50 pm. she
will be handling group invited to
a big picnic at Rock Creeks picnic
grove No. II. Besides giving instruc-
ton. where needed, in the art Of
roasting hot dogs she will lead
dancing and organize games and
singing.
This Indian summer outing is
a variation of her usual entertain
ments, which are usually held at
the Y w. C. A. administration CEN
ter. Seventeenth and K streets NV.
The series of Sunday parties was
inaugurated last week with such a
homelike atmosphere that a group
of soldiers asked to wash the supper
dishes. Mrs. Drummer let them do
it. with girls as assistants.
Trying to make the big parties
as much as possible like the smaller
gatherings that young people from
Evening star., 1941-10-26

improving my technique in asking
a girl for a dance"
The hostess is the wife of John
r. Drummer, who helps at her par
ties. Both were educated at Centre
College, Danville, KY. He is now
a law student at George Washing
ton, where Mrs. Drummer received q
degree in physical education last
June
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Charles Carroll Forum
To Hear Msor. GuiIdoy

The Right Rev. Msgr. Peter Gull
day Of Catholic University will ad-
dress the opening of the Charles
Carroll Forum of Washington this
afternoon at o'clock in the Willard
Hotel. He will speak on Charles
Carroll and the American Way"
Non-political and open to per-
sons of all religions, the forum will
continue through next April. The
Rev. DR.. James A. Magner, pro-
curator Of the university. will direct
the forum.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
HOW LONG CAN
SHE LAST?

BACK from the land of The
Soviets has come Ralph lnger.
soil, noted editor, with frst.hand
information on the situation in
Russia gained through personal
visits to the war front and from
interviews ranging from talks
with Stain down to others with
the average soldier and civilian.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Montgomery P|anner
Favors Necessary
Apartment Houses
TuemmIer Takes Issue
With Civic Federation
On County Zonine
By ]. B. ZATMAN.

Construction of apartment houses
where they are necessary" in sub
urban areas Of Montgomery County,
Md. yesterday received the approval
of Fred w. Tuemmler, newly ap-
pointed director of city planning Of
the Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
BY this statement, the planning
specialist who will assume his new
duties November 3, stepped into the
controversy raging between county
coming officials and the Montgom-
cry County Civic Federation, which
has gone on record in opposition to
the future erection of apartments
anywhere in the suburban area OF
the county.
Mr.. Tuemmler, a member of the
New York City Planning Board
since 1889, was appointed city plan
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Army's First Heavy
Tank Too Big to Use
Highway Bridges
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
The Army and Navy Journal
said yesterday that because the
Army's first heavy tank weighed
too much for highway bridges,
the Cotton vehicle would be
moved on a special railway fiat
car to the Aberdeen, Md, prov
ing ground for tests.
The tank was completed re-
Gently by the Baldwin Locomo-
tive Co. and has passed initial
tests at the Eddystone PaD
plant.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Joint Lutheran Service Set

WAYNESBORO, Va, Oct. Is
tSpeciaD Members of Lutheran
churches in Augusta, Rockbridge
and Rockingham Counties will hold
joint Reformation Day service at
Christ Lutheran Church in Staun-
ton at 7:30 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
The Citizens Life

What about religion? Is there
still any semblance of free
speech? How do the Trade
Unions operate? Is there any
art, music or theater? To what
extent is free love practiced?
Is the Ogpu as active and op.
pressive as in the past?
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Moscow Under Siege

What of life within the Soviet's
capital? Can the city stave off
air attacks? How do the people
react to the damage of bombs?
What are the signs of destruc.
ton from the air? How does
the morale of the people hold
up under the constant defeats at
the hand of the invading hordes
of Nazidom?
Evening star., 1941-10-26
A Talk With Stain

A visit with the Soviet Premier
and other members of his gov.
ernment will be reported in four
of the articles which MIR. Inger.
soil has prepared and which will
be published in The Evening
Star exclusively in Washington.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

OBSERVE OLDEN WE'D
DING-Mr. and Mrs. Freder-
lex Keppler of 463 G street
S.W., who celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary re-
Gently. Mr.. Keppler, 76, was
in the wholesale peanut busi-
ness for IS years and retired
about 10 years ago. Mrs.
Keppler. IS, and Mr.. Keppler
now hive in the home in which
Mrs. Keppler was born.