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NAYLOR GARDENS

Several select l and 2 bedrm. units
now available for occupancy to vet
efans, others available as invest
ments only. Small cash payment,
monthly payments from S64.75 (all
charges included. Ample storage
and laundry facilities, beautiful
grounds; Dist. construction. Chill
dren welcome Excel. transp., conv.
to schools and stores. Sales office,
Admin. Bldg, cor. Naylor rd. and
Both st. Sc. Open daily. SO pm.
Sat, Sun, 1-5 pm.
DRURY REALTY CORP.
Exclusive Agents-RE. 1913
Ewes. TR. 297T or GE. 9o2O 81
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A Downtown Building

Grating under our approved
1905 cooperative plan.
A Downtown Building
(Now Being Converted)
THE AVONDALE, 1874 P st. NV
Extraordinarily low prices prevail
for exceptionally liYable homes with
spacious rms, lge. closets, high
ceilings; apis. range in size from
3 rms. and bath to z rms. and
baths; priced from $1,000 to Sl0.-
500, min. down payments 40fc
total monthly payments very much
less than present rental rates for
similar accommodations.
OPEN SUNDAY. l PM. TO 5 PM
WEEK DAYS BY APPOINTMENT
Resale Listings
We have . wide selection in desirable
apts. of various sizes, prices and
locations, ranging from modest
homes with moderate cash require
ments to the luxurious homes In
Washington's most distinctive CO.
operative building. THE BROAD
MOOR, 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
tAuthority on coop. apt. plan since
wash. Bldg, RE. 1918 or RE. 1749
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OWN YOUR OWN APT.
HOME
In one of the 40 bldgs op-
Grating under our approved
1905 cooperative plan.
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COLORED-ONLY 1850 CASH and
you are the proud owner of lovely
apt. on the Hill; terms like rent.
HARRY LOPATIN. DI. 1880. pa
COLORED-CO-OP APARTMENTS
$3.50 Down and Vacant
2-3-4 rm. apis. In excel. ne. loca-
tion, overlooking Lincoln Park; conv.
to everything; low monthly pay
ments which incl. janitor service
and heat: IMMEDIATE occus
suns, GE. O727. -26
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1918 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Lse. rm., ;,
fac; sgl., $55; dbl, $780, TU. 1851
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
RooMs. APIS. no SHARE

Room AND BOARD for father and
3-year-old boy: father works from
s to IL pm. Box 35-A. Star. 2s'
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WILSON HOUSE
1922 18th st. n.w.-Excellent double
r rm. With With connecting BATH $50 eash aS
CHASTLETON HOTEL
18th and R sts. n.w:Mspeciai sum sum
SIS per week; double, with pvt.
bath, S24 per week. Cali DU. 1000.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL .
10th and Eye sts. n;g:Isnscisl sum
Week: week. 81! Hsl'z 1aio! 18th BATH sa4 per
WILSON HOUSE
2015 Kalorama rd.-Excellent rooms.
Sgle., $50; dble.. $3.50 ca. CO. 9722.
69LoRE1EsIls a., 18Th : -. iNS1WSi1. N;Wiiw
TI DriviT.: also dry bsmt. rm. HUI. zoos.
coLoRED furn.
front rm. for empl. lady: home
privils.; every convenisnce; S36 per
cS1okEp1fsas 81 SifS ysskdafs PEkhY II 'pps rs-one
men With home priyileess. Cali
after $40 pm: Tu: 0236; -25
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for rent to
quiet employed couple. Cal! Pc
COLORED-71I COLUMBIA RD.-
Lge. frt. rm., furn.. for man, wife OF
coLoEED@aAIL 0f;Da ROOM. for lady.
CoLokED-2 RMS. 1 for sgle. empl
man or lady, / for married cple
16O You st. NV, AID. 2125. -2f
COLORED - 4O4 LIST ST. NV.
Double front rm.; no Objection to
child; privileges. NE. 1870. -2e
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GLOVER PARK

Very attractive row brick, rooms
and bath. oil hot-water heat; located
near Tunlaw I'd and Calvert St.
within walking distance of schools.
stores and transportation. Owner
occupied Reasonably priced for
this very desirable neighborhood.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K st. NV. MA. O352; ewes,
WO R56S Pa
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

II0I 18th N.W.-2 Ice. rms, semipvt
bath; suit. fam. 4, $40 wk.; babies wei.
come Other h.k. units ress. DI. 1888
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ATLANTIC GARDENS

al LAIN liz 1ARDCINO
Base panel heating, sound absorb
ing p-aster and many other modern
features. We're using these apis:
to provide the acme Of comfort and
convenience. Utilities are incl. In
the rent 2-bedrm. apts.. only
S94.5O. bedrms.. S1e4.50 Oc-
cupancy approx. Sept 10Th. To
reach: Out Nichols ave. Sc, left
on South Capitol. left on Atlantic,
right on 4th st. Sc; or Az bus
to 4th ST., ana walk right on 4th.
File your .pplications now with
FREDERICK w. BERENS. INC,
x ST. nv. MA. 9141. 20
.ULOknD-fINEST LOCATION on
the Hill. Why rent? You can pur-
chase your own apt. for $3.50 and /
or bal. like rent. HARRY LOPA-
CoLOREDge COUPLES or 4 women
friends or relatives to share large,
renovated apt. AT. 1884 or NO,
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RMS. FURk.-MD. & VA.
ARLINGTON

2Si4 seth ST. N.W.-Nicely furn
double rm., twin beds, $40 per mo
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
S17.500

NEAR LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
A delightful 4-bedroom home with
powder room and sleeping porch,
gas furnace, asphalt tile basement
floor. This is worth seeing. Call
WO. 23O0 until pm.
Edw. H. Jones g. Co., Inc.
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CHEVY CHASE

Near Wis. aTs.-An older home in
good cond. Aevel lot with outdoor
hIspl;. liy sR r. din 1n,.psd Fm rms Ris.' % 3
3rd f., full bsmt: with layatory'
oil heat. Priced S13,950. Terms.
DI. 2740. NE CUSHARD, Wo.
5719 KANSAS AVE. NV.
One of the finest homes and locations
in NV. facing Fort Slocnm n"-E
Detached brick, very large rooms
2 tile baths, large living room win
fireplace. family-size dining room,
large modern kitchen with breakfast
alcove. Second floor, Three large
bedrooms. two baths, large closets.
finished attic; large cedar storage
closet. Basement has finished rec.
room with lavatory; utility room
with rear entrance to, yard. Oil
h.-w.h., 2-car det. brick gar. on
wide alley. Shown by appt. MI.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. Realtor, Dl. 1896
American University PIX.
wELL-ARRANGED, DE-
TACHED, EXCEPTIONALLY WELL
BUILT BY BOSS g. PHELPS ABOUT
Is YRS. AGO; 6 LARGE ROOMS,
DINETTE. " BATHS, SIDE PORCH.
OIL HEAT, GARAGE, Can BE
MENT. PRICE. S1s.95O.
S. c. YOUNG CO., MA. 1888
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COOP. APARTMENTS WTD.
2 RMS, KIT, B.-Not over $4,000.
Trade 3 bldg. sites at 500 each
as down paymt. OWNER, Wo. IL IL.
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BRIGHTWOOD

Detached brick home, on large cor
ner lot, center hall. 4 bedrooms, 2
baths, oil hot-water heat, built-in
garage; modern throughout; excel
sale. Call Mr.. Northern, Sligo 1859,
NTH PEIrHZ Fl III ~ m
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n.w.-Sem1det. Colonla! prlcK' o
large rooms: oil h.-w.h.; vacant;
good condition; garage; price
Sl2,950. $1,000 cash, balance terms
,s.S Mr.. sS1 0RpHj 6kITTEN4EN Fl S91si sts NV
W Very attractive s-rm. brick. oil
heat. Owner leaving, must sell. KAY
1sah shAzNN99 zN9 f2 fR2TTrESHoHsE iNi Isl ST. sT.&Modo
ern 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick; rec. rm.
gas heat, built-in garage; perfect
c0dition. Price is right. Call ewes,
TU. 3l51. BLANKEN q PRESS,
ASSUME tNGj fii $1,000 1000 CT LOAN on Silver
Spring home at $66 per month
3-bedroom detached brick, immacu-
late condition; close to schools,
transp. and shopping; small down
payment. BERNARD T. BROS1US,
1884 Colesville rd., Silver Spring
BRAUTiFUL sAi IfFTi RAMBLERs - Forest
Hills, 34th and Garrison SITS, NV.
Il block east of Conn. on Fessenden
to signs). New homes nearing com,
baths; $24 $50 up. Rep. on prem
1sss: 1ss; 10 1r am; mt, tn dark SHAPIRO
LOW tSS' CASH Ms;i PAYMENT r of approxi-
mately $4,000 and reasonable
monthly payments will buy detached
home in North Cleveland PIX. section.
7 large rms, bath, 1st-f1oor powder
rm., porches, open firepl;, oil h.-w.h..
elec. refgr.. slate roof; conv. to
Woodrow Wilson High and several
owen, GE. $3.50. L. T. GRAVATTE,
Realtor, 1918 K st. NV, Ma. 0753.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS

16-ft. Century. 1948 model. 81, $50;
17k-ft. Ventnor, 81 900, ~ mi an
hr. boat; 24-ft. Truscott express
cruiser, 2 bunks, toilet and galley,
$1,000; 26-ft. Chris Craft. 1949
model, 13O-hp., sleeps 4, 5000 on
list; 33-ft. Chris-Craft deck-house
cruiser, twin screw, S9,250. For In
$50 Maine ave. s.w., ST. O326. rs
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Resale LiStingS
UNDERPRICED

UNDERPRICED
At S6, 500 on easy terms; conv. ad-
dress on Harvard ST., ,ust of 18th
ST.; l-bedrm. AFT. imma culately
decorated; immed. occupancy. To in
Spect, call Mr.. Palmer
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors, CO. 6436 or RE. 1897
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C10Q 18th ct NJ w

21O8 10th ST. NV.
8 bedrooms. , baths. living room
dining room, 9 wood-burning fire.
places, porch, garage; $3.50.
All utilities included in rent.
Apply Mrs. Reilly. resident manager
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE, 2l2C
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EMERSON GARDENS
1900 Emerson st., Hyattsville, Md
1-bedrm. unit in new garden-type
apt. project; playground for chill
dren; close to everything; $50 per
mo-, including utilities. Apply to
MASTER BUILDERS. INC, 4S05
r. /. ave, Hyattsville, Md, UN.
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DEIIGHTFUL MEALS

DUPONT CIRCLE cLUB-1776 Mass
ave. n.w.-Dble. and triple rooms
Vacancies; men and women; SIS wk
or monthly rates. Best food" Sol
cial privils. Rms. redec.; nice nghbd
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1856 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-1 rm.,
kit, dinette and bath, S6S mo.
Also bsmt. apt. Il rm. and kit)
share bath; $45 mo. Shown 7-9
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GREENACRES, $4,000

Just across the District line in Mont
gomery County. This attractive .
bedroom detached home Is located
in q lovely restricted community.
st mr.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit; full
pSmt; .sa paneiea rec; rec, rm WIN asPnat ast
Attrac. lot. Ancfior-fenced. A splen-
did place to live.
Billingsley g. Sanderson Co.
6011 wis Ave. OR. o3o6 It'll o PM
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
Furnished apts., l and 2 bedrooms
See manager, 10th and r SITS. NV
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CHEVY CHASE
AN EXCELLENT VALUE
;. C.. & A. N. MILLER

CONTINUED on Next Psgs.)
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WILSON HOUSE
1922 18th st. n.w.-Excellent double
rm. with connecting bath. $25 each
MI Q2Q6 80
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
OPEN DAILY AND SUN.

The first of a new group of 3 and
bedrm homes, wooded lots; liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, powder rm. on 1st
f.: wood burning fireplaces: excel
for conventional or GI loans. Di-
rections: Out Mass. ave. to $500
block. left to Namakagan, right to
exhibit house sign, left to homes.
BARKLEY BROS, INC.
nT ~1a2 ar nY cAoO -Ca
Evening star., 1949-03-25

woman Is honest and trustworthy
and loyal. So we have the hus-
bands who think that their wives
are two timers who are carrying
on affairs with every man they
meet. and wives who make their
own lives and that Of their hus-
bands miserable by their vile sus-
picions.
Jealous men and women we will
doubtless always have with us,
but fortunately we do not have to
marry them. and wise are the lads
and lassies who step high. wide and
handsome around the matrimonial
candidates who promise to be
Mary's little lambs after marriage.
but who are devils to get along
with before marriage.
Every girl has the chance to
find out before she says yes"
whether the boy friend is q tyrant,
q tightwad. q wife-beater or q
lazy lout whom she will have to
work to support. Every man gets
a premarriage sample Of his girls
temper and nerves and Inability.
And, If they do not take the tip
that is given to them, 1t Ii their
own fault.
And may the Lord have mercy
upon them.
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How, What, When to Plant

With spring in the air most
people are feeling the urge to
get out-of-doors and scratch in
the dirt. Whether this urge pays
off in either fun or profit depends
largely on the amount of know
how" that goes into the planning
The following books suggested by
the Public Library Of the District
of Columbia will help any one of
to a good start:
Blair, Edna-THE FOOD GAR
DEN. Contains many die rams
illustrating garden procedures.
CTECH. RI. B5O.
BoaI, S. J. GARDENING,
WITHOUT BUNK. Written In a
lighter vein. but gives sound ad-
vice on which vegetables to grow
and how to grow them. (TECH.
RIA. B63).
ClarksOn, r. E. HERBS,
THEIR CULTURE AND USES.
How to raise your own seasonings.
(TECH. RIP. C56h.
Dempsey, p. W.-GROW YOUR
OWN VEGETABLES. Basic gar
den plans and methods: includes
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WASHING NYLONS.

/ directions for a "20-minute-a-
day" garden. (TECH. RIA. D39a2).
Free, Montague GARDEN
ING; a complete guide to garden
marking, including flowers and
lawn. trees and shrubs, fruits and
vegetables, plants in the home
and greenhouse. (TECH. 635.9-
F853).
Gunnison, Olive M-LEARN-
ING TO GARDEN. (TECH. 635-
G976l.
Levison, Jacob J. - HOME,
BOOK OF TREES AND SHRUBS.
Pryor, William C.-LAZY GAR
DENER. (TECH. 635.O-P973).
Robbins( A. BIS EEGETA-
BLES ANY ONE CAN GROW.
The most valuable vegetables for
the amateur gardener and their
treatment from seed to table.
(TECH. RIA. .R532a).
Wister, John C.-BULBS FOR
HOME GARDENS. (TECH. 635.
944- -W81D.
Wister, John C.-WOMAN'S
HOME COMPANION GARDEN
book. (TECH. e35.9-WS1D.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Record Row ..
New Victor Discs Due

Participating in the contest were
1s1 radio stations throughout the
country. who played the recording
and invited entries from listeners.
Ex-navigator Cahill, currently
employed as used car salesman.
served with the Army fourteen
months during the war, assigned
to the Mediterranean Theatre.
Winning over 400, 900 other replies
were his words: ITO zee Lake
Como from the ground has been
my dream since viewing its beauty
while rendezvousing with our
fighter escort ten thousand feet
above"
Reissued: Two of Marlene Diet
rich's most famous songs, Itch Bin
Die Fosche Lola" CT am the Gay
LolaD and Kinder, Het' Abend
Such Ich Mir Was Aus" ("Girls,
Tonight I'll Choose Some One~
are again available.
Both OF these selections were re-
corded in Berlin at the time Of her
hit in the BLUE Angel" the fllm
which brought her to America.
Representative Of the sardonic.
disillusioned but spirited music OF
post World War I, pre-Nazi, Ger
many, they have a modern coun-
ter-part in the BLACK Market"
number Miss Dietrich sang In "A
Foreign Affair."" q story Of post
World War II. post-Nazi, Germany.
Bob Crosby will be featured on
Columbia records soon, alone, and
with his colleagues from his Club
15'' radio show, the Modernaires.
Former Kay Kyser vocalist Harry
Babbitt plans to try his hand at
kiddtes' records in the near future:
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By Barbara Bell

yoe Q little girl from 3 to 8
nothing looks nicer than = bright
y eolorsd Jumper teamed with q
snowy white blouse. She'll wear
this pretty outfit for school. for
parties and as Sunday best"
Pattern No. sose is a sew-rite
psrforatsd pattern for sizes 8, 4. 5,
6, Z and 8 years. Size 1 jumper
requires IA yards Of 3s-inch;
blouse. yard.
For this pattern, send rs cents.
IA coins. your name. address, pat
tsrn number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington
etar. p. O. Box 90, Station @, New
York 10. n. T.
It's new I. exciting bigger
Than ever! The Spring and Sum-
msr stylist contains 81 pages Of
sewing information-free pattern
and free knitting instructions
printed inside. Send IS cents to-
day.
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BOOK ON GARDEN1NG9
(Fron1 Mrs. D. r. McL..

(From Mrs. D. r. Mel.
Washinoton.)
would appreciate suggestions
as to the title Of a good book on
flower and vegetable gardening for
a beginner.
(See story OF, this page.-B. c.
4 4 4 Il
sTUFFING PINCUSHIONS.
From Mrs. F. La c.. WashinotonJ
Mrs. J. H. w., jr. I have found
fine sawdust' very satisfactory for
stuffing pincushions, it keeps pins
and needles from rusting and Is
easier to use than cotton.
SLIDING RUGS?
(From Mrs. E. F. s., ArlingtonJ
How can keep scatter rugs
from sliding on wooden floors?
I have been using some paper
made for this purpose, but the
sticky base has dried out and Is
not effective any longer.
y X
CINNAMON APPLES?
fFrom E. A. G.. WaShingtonJ
Will some one please tell me a
good process for making cinnamon
apples after the apples have been
peeled, in a way by which they
will not become soft and mushy?
STAINS ON FLOOR?
POLO SHIRTS?
(Fronl d. r. L., Bethesda.)
First. I'd like to thank all those
that sent in their fudge recipes.
I've made 1t several times and
very successfully.
Now I have two questions to
ask. First, one Of my, babies wet
diapers was left on the floor one
night and caused bad stain.
How can I remove 1t?
Second. My high school son
loves to wear polo and 1T" shirts
that f1t snugly but are long. When
I buy the shirts they fit fine, but
soon as I wash them they stretch
all out of shape and widen. Iron
ing only stretches them mora the
wrong way, and when he puts
them on they look very sloppy.
Could any of you mothers please
tell me how you treat polo and
"T'' shirts?
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Record Row
By Betty Miles

Next Thursday, March 81, Wash
ingtonians will have chance to
see and hear for themselves the
much discussed, tiny and tech
nicolor Victor discs. This, at any
rate, is the date that has been
set by that company for the
: Washington release of its pro-
claimed prodigy.
The first releases from Capitol's
Telefunken catalogue are due to
arrive in town next week, too. In
all, the week will be an eventful
one. record-wise. Due, too, but
with the definite arrival date as
yet undetermined, is . shipment
Of new English Decca releases.
Lovers Of homespun warbling
will rejoice in the new album by
popular songster Eddy Arnold,
1.-The Tennessee Plowboy.'' Mr..
Arnold, incidentally. is scheduled
to appear in a benefit performance
here this Sunday at Constitution
Hall.
The album is called. "To Moth
er," and includes such tributes as
THAT Wonderful Mother Of Mine,
"M-o-t-h-e-r," Bring Your Roses
to Her Now" and II Wish I Had a
Girl Like You, Mother"
The winner: Robert Cahill OF
Waterbury, Conn, a former Air
Force navigator. is the winner OF
the two-week vacation at Lake
Como. Italy, that was the prize in
. national contest pegged on the
Perry Como recording of Far
Away Places" He'll be flown with
his wife to the famous lake this
Monday.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Dorothy Dix Says
There Is No Cure for jealousy

Ever since + have been en-
gagged to my fiance I have lost
almost all contact with my
best friends and other people
whom I have known all my life.
When ! 60 out with him I can
not look at or talk with any one,
not even my best girl friend,
without making him furiously
mad. He thinks I plan meeting
boys, and having affairs with
them. When am dancing with
him, he accuses me Of looking
for some one to cut in, and when
I smile at an old acquaintance
to show recognition he thinks
I am flirting.
He is always threatening me
that some day he will catch me
with another man. We have
bitter arguments over the way
he treats me; but he tells me 1t
Is because he loves me, and that
after marriage he will be differ
ent because then he will know
that I belong to him.
How can I cure him Of this
disease?
BEWuIDERED GIRL
Answer: There is no cure TO
jealousy because it is founded o.
the meanest traits Of humal
nature. Men and women VIII
believe that marriage is going t
change them from selfish, suspi
cious, tyrannical spies into tender
loving, trusting wives and hus
bands, are simply befooling them
selves.
Probably the jealous cannot hel
being green-eyed. They were borl
without any Of the nobler attri
butes of character, and they can
not believe that any man O
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Readers Clearing House
Contributions and requests

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and ad-
dress. We will withhold both
and use only initials. Please
address mail to the Readers
Clearing House, Woman'S
Page. The Evening Star,
Washington 4.
Views expressed In the
Clearing House are not neces-
sarily those of The Star and.
as it is obviously impossible
for us to test all recipes sub
mitted, we cannot assume re-
sponsibility for them.
Betsy Cas,OeH
Evening star., 1949-03-25
TANK CLEANER?

From Mrs. X. A. McC., ArlingtonJ
I would like to hear from some
one who has one of the small
sized tank cleaners that can be
carried over the shoulder. I have
a good vacuum cleaner for the
rugs, but would like something for
furniture, draperies. etc. I have
tried hand vacuums. but found
them too firing, although they
have the advantage Of being as
sembled and ready to use.
Iwould like to know II the small
tank cleaner requires an objec-
tionable amount Of time to get
out and put away, II the noise
CRATES on ones nerves. and, Of
course, If it does a fairly efficient
job Of cleaning. Does one get all
tangled up in bands, hoses and
cords?
Evening star., 1949-03-25
PAPER FLOWERS
RUG GADGET?

Iron, Mrs. w. B. B., VienndD
How to make flowers with crepe
paper. Directions and materials
needed for over Is flowers, includ-
ing five types Of roses. Also d.
rections for making several vines
and waxing directions for paper
flowers. Send Is cents to Denni-
son Craft Service, Framingham,
Mass.
Has any one used the gadget
that folds and braids strips for
making rag rugs? Where may 1t
be bought?
Evening star., 1949-03-25
WASHER.
(From 1t. and Mrs. +. +. H.,
Pdturent RiDer.)


Replying to Mrs. M. D. A.
Washington. We have fully auto
matte washer and also have ga:
hot-water heater Of exactly the
same capacity as the one she de-
scribes. 1t runs on bottled gas.
We find that our weeks wash Is
Just about 20 pounds (of course
we have but one small child0
However, the load capacity OF the
machine is nine pounds and we
work it this way:
The night before washday. we
load the machine just before bed
time. Since it is fully automatic
we can turn in and forget it. The
first load Is ready for the line
right after breakfast in the morn
ing and it doesn't hurt the clothes
q bit to leave them in the ma
chine overnight. We never have
had mildew trouble.
The second load goes in the
machine as soon as the first is out.
There is plenty of hot water for
one load, even though the ma
chine is rated to use l9 gallons OF
water per load. This is because
it mixes hot and cold. II there is
any more wash to be done, waiting
an hour or more gives ample sup
ply Of hot water for the third load
This machine spin-dries 50 ef-
fectively that we don't worry
about rainy washdays. On rainy
days, hanging the clothes in the
basement works perfectly. They
dry completely in just q few hours.
q We hope Mrs. M. D. A. can get
some use from these facts Of ours.
OF course, an all automatic ma
chine is quite costly. but oh! the
convenience!