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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-12-01
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-12-01
Buy Purebred Angus

George W. Lohr and Carl W. Lohr,
both Of Oakland, recently purchased
purebred Aberdeen-Angus COW each
from J. G. Hanlin, Of Elk Garden. W.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-12-01
North Glade III Club Elects


At the last business meeting of
the North Glade All club Robert
Harvey was elected president. Others
chosen We're Earl Harvey. Jr., vice
president; Harand Beachy. secretary
treasurer; Guy Harvey, reporter.
A Thanksgiving turkey was pre-
sented to Darius Green. Oakland High
student Of the Meadow Mountain
section. 1t was a thirty-five pounder,
Of the bronze variety, produced by
Melvin Custer, member Of the club
The club plans TO remodel the old
North Glade school house into an at
tlactive home for the club.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
H Street Hotel Raided
By Police and Army

Metropolitan police vice squad
detectives and agents Of the
Army's Criminal Investigation Di-
vision raided a small hotel in the
900 block Of H street early today
and arrested three men on
charges of pandering.
Three women In the hotel also
were taken into custody, and q
fourth man was charged with
keeping and selling whisky with
out license.
Seized in the raid were Charles
q. Burns, 50, q clerk at the hotel.
who was charged with pandering.
operating a disorderly house and
vagrancy; Claude o. Soper, 43,
of the 500 block Of Fifth street
Sc, who was charged with pan
dering and vagrancy; Gorden J.
Barnes, 80, who gave the hotel
as his address, arrested on the
pandering charge; Dominic Wig
lone, Sc, of the 900 block Of H
street NV, who was charged with
the liquor violation; Mrs. Belle J.
Williams, 80, who gave the hotel
as her address and was charged
with vagrancy. and q 37-year-old
woman and a 52-year-old woman.
No charges have been placed
against the last two.
The defendants appeared in
Municipal Court today. Burns
was held for the grand Jury on
$500 bond on the disorderly house
charge and $1,000 bond on the
pandering charge. Barnes and
Soper were held on $500 and
$4,000 bond. respectively. on pam
dering charges.
Mrs. Williams was held on $500
bond and Viglione on $500.
Southern Rhodesia's population
has passed 100000. q recent
survey showed,
Evening star., 1949-11-17

IT MEANS so MUCH to every
homemaker to have her house
looking its best for Thanksgiv-
ing u. so here's my favorite
formula for polishing up hoors
-. WITHOUT, II you please !. !. !.
one BIT Of bH1Ing Or rubbin1l
Sound too good to be true? Then
get liquid Self Polishing SIMoNIZ
-. and apply 1t to floors with an
applicator or soft cloth. AS 1T
DRIES I. so1it 4. then watch
your floors g-l-e-a.m like iust-pol-
ished mirrors, and your house
take on q .ready-for-c company"
look. But that's just half Of this
SIMONIZ story. Liquid Self Pol
ishing SIMONIZ gives floors long
lasting protection yes, and the
same lasting beauty which makes
SIMONIZ 70 famous for auto
mobiles. Makes day.to-day clean
Ing much easier too, since spots,
spilled places, dirt and dust viii
wipe away quickly with ! damp
cloth. Here's the name again. 10
youU be sure to get the right
kiud q. liquid Sell olishing
EIMotIz Tor lloorSl
Evening star., 1949-11-17
|Union for ~ Workers
Organized by AH;;
Screen Actors Object
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-A new
union for television workers has
been launched, but 1t faces oppo-
sition from screen actors.
The organizing nucleus OF the
new union-the "Television Au-
thority"-was formed yesterday by
the International Board Of the
AFL Associated Actors and Artists
Of America.
The AAA, parent body Of all
AFL theatrical performers unions
said the purpose Of the authority
"is to organize the field Of tele-
vision in the interest Of securing
improved working conditions for
all television performers"
| Five Afi1liates Approved.
Paul Dullzell, president of the
AAAA, said the new TV group
was opposed by the Screen Actors
Guild and the Screen Extras
Guild. but approved by five other
afiliates.
These are the Actors Equity
American Federation Of Radio
Artists, American Guild Of Vari-
ETY. Artists, American Guild Of
Musical Artists and Chorus Equity
Association.
Mr.. Dulzell expressed hope that
differences between the five groups
and the screen actors will be me-
dated peaceably.
Separate Unions Opposed.
ut is inconceivable." he said
"that actors should be involved in
any controversy when a way to
avoid it could 50 easily be &C
cepted."
In Hollywood Sunday night the
Screen Actors Guild voted against
participating In the new TV group
and charged 1t would create two
separate unions for motion pic
ture actors.
Some movies are being made
Evening star., 1949-11-17

quirement to a "T"? It's ROYAL
Puddings for besides being
thrilling eat-treats, they provide
more food energy than the sweet
fresh milk they're made with!
One taste Of these wonderfully
rich, smooth, creamy-in-texture
delights and I know you'll agree
:. there's NO pudding like
ROYAL Puddings! So stock up
on all 4 flavors ;. ROYAL Butter.
scotch. Vanilla, Chocolate and the
new Dark M Sweet Chocolate.
Do try ROYAL Tapioca Puddings,
too -. in 8 exciting f1avorsil
Evening star., 1949-11-17

feast. Clean It the way your jew
eler does with WRIGHT'S
Silver Cream. A safe, special pur-
pose silver cleaner, it's "air-
doated" for softness to beautify
sohile It cleans =. leaving your
silver aglow with satin-soft bril-
lance and ELUSIVE" sheen. You'll
have plenty Of time, too for
no pots, pans, boiling or timing
required! And remember. con-
slant use and proper care are the
secret Of the lovely patina Of old
admired silver pieces so give
your silver q s0eekly cleaning the
right way with WRIGHTS
Silver Cream.
Evening star., 1949-11-17

"top" with BinB Whole Mush.
room Crowns. Make a cream
sauce with BinB Sliced Mush.
rooms and smother" leftover
vegetables. Finally, make a tur.
key hash and "dramatize" with
BinB Chopped Mushrooms! It's
only natural that BinB Mush.
rooms have a special talent" for
turning left-overs into elegant
eat treats for they're freshly.
picked, hroiled in real creamery
butter and packed-with-flavor.
Furthermore, there's no peeling,
no trimming and NO waste -.
so get all 3 kinds today!
Evening star., 1949-11-17

GLASS WAX, Of course I. for
just a lick and a polish" quickly
removes dulling film from toast.
ers, waffle irons and other kitch.
en- appliances -. giving 'em that
cleaning. "just-bought" look.
Works like magic on any porce.
lain or baked-on enamel finish,
too =. yet 1t costs only 39e q
pint! This means a saving Of zoe
every time you buy glass wax. So
ask for WIZARD GLASS WAXl
Evening star., 1949-11-17

and there's . BIG difference be-
tween It and any ordinary 100
watt bulb! Still, the only way you
can really appreciate It is to try
one in your own home In
stantly, you'll see that G-E's new
Deluxe-White lamp has an "all-.
over bright" appearance, which
gives q softer light, more evenly
spread. You'll notice, too, that
shadows are softer to give your
home new charm and beauty -.
with the sharpness Of reflected
glare from glossy surfaces re-
duced to make reading and other
seeing tasks easier. The secret?
Better diffusion for, while
GENERAL ELECTRICS new De-
luxe-White lamp gives the same
amount Of light as q regular 100
watt bulb. It spreads the light
over Its entire sxr1ace. Costs only
zoe plus tax ]. at your GEN.
ERAL ELECTRIC Dealers!
Evening star., 1949-11-17
KITCHEN CLEAN-UP TIME Is

almost what I call
fun these days -.
for I've discovered
"a magic-action,
m ulti p urpose
cleaner that makes
the job easy as
"child's play" =
m can WIZARD
Evening star., 1949-11-17
LOVELY snvERWARE makes

q cnaF MI u &
table setting.
SO let me tell
y o q b o " to
I" dr. ss up"
your silver.
ware, in keep
Ing with the
ThanksxiyinH
Evening star., 1949-11-17

the real oHrfdshioned kind -
For Borden.s prepares and blends
all the sunny fruits and warm,
savory spices-21 choice ingre-
dents In all - and fGU0r-dges
them according to an old New
England recipe. Then, to make IL
easy for you, Borden's packs all
this fruity, spicy lusciousness in
modern, condensed form. In those
familiar bright red None Such
packages i. also reGdy-to-itse IN
glass Jars. DO try it-you1l agree
None Such is the grandest mince
meat of 'em ALL
Evening star., 1949-11-17

specifically for television and the
Screen Actors Guild apparently
wishes to organize performers In
such movies into their guild.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
ON THANKSGIVING when the family gather

ToP-NOTCH reminding holiday
supply Of BURNETTS Pure Vanilla for chances
this famous fayor's been No item on her special
day" grocery list OF II you're ten 30
derfoot cook" you'll why professionals" &M
Just won't accept substitutes for BURNETTS in heir$
plum puddngs, pumpkin pies, ice cookies and ~
cakes SO here's the explanation BURNETTS gives
subtle delicate, favorperfecion because it's
blend Of the purest, imported vanilla beans
NO artificial ingredients! Get BURNETTS Color
then holiday treats yeappeang beauty with
its u S. Certified liquid co0rs.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
THANKSGIVING DINNER

" y u : u u = UV W Kxx~
plete without mince
pie but 1t must.
be made with really
10onderfnJ mince'
meat. And the most
wonderful kind I
know Is BORDEN'S
M0krM cIICuI If,a
Evening star., 1949-11-17
ASK ANY HOME ECONOMIST

80. she'll tell you
that a dessert
should be just as
nutritious as it
is delicious. And
know the one
dessert that an
euynro that r~
Evening star., 1949-11-17

NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. 17th-Make a feast
out Of leftovers =. by dressing them up with
LaCHOY Bean Sprouts and LaCHOY Mixed
Chinese Vegetables! These oriental delicacies
give them frst-doy goodness that's different
as well as elegant! For instance, add crisp
LaCHOY Bean Sprouts to day-old soups or
stews then notice the change! Or lend an
unusual favor variation to casseroles, vege-
Evening star., 1949-11-17

And, unlike thin, watery mix
lures, HIGHLAND Syrup is a fine
robust" blend of the best heavy
bodied sugar and luscious Maple
Sugar Syrup. Naturally this
makes 1t finer not only for hot
cakes and wafles, but I've discov-
cred it's wonderful for all kinds OF
desserts, Ice creams, drinks, can
dies and sauces, too! Further
more, it comes in a handsome
glass jug that's ideal as a table
dispenser so don't bypass"
it j.. ask your Grocer for HIGH
LAND Syrup today!
Evening star., 1949-11-17
GOOD NEWS TRAVELS FAST

but did you
know that GEN
ERAL ELEC.
TRIO has 4 steto
kind Of lamp?
It's GE's new
~s- -lfx
Evening star., 1949-11-17
THE BLAME,s ON ME for not

telling you about
GLIM'S many uses.
but I've been SO ex-
cited over greaseless
dishaodshing with this
new concentrated liq-
Evening star., 1949-11-17

cover its other talents" until
just recently myself! But ! know
now that GLIM is ideal for wool.
ems gently soaks soil out and
leaves 'em soft and fluffy as newll
Just as perfect for nylons. silks,
rayons and other fine fabrics, too,
it's "Whizz" at cleanup jobs ..
getting walls, woodwork. limo.
leum and tiles sparkling bright
and clean "jiffy-quick"i I could
go on and on, but it's more fun
discovering things for yourself
. so get GLIM today and e1.
pertinent! It's made by the max
ers Of BAB-O!
Evening star., 1949-11-17
FROM OLD VERMONT comes a

= 0O01 OAO Gxh0x'
neU BUY.LINE
you'll thank me for
HIGHLA ND
Syrup! It's truly
best-you-ever tasted
%. for it's not too
sweet, not too tangy
...but has that "hon-
est-to-goodness" old
fashioned maple fla
yor everybody loves!
Evening star., 1949-11-17
IF YOU WONDER WHAT II

DO with left-overs
after your Thanks
giving feast, here's
your answer
get BinB Broiled-
in-Butter Mush-
rooms and then:
heat slices of tur-
KEY in gravy and
Evening star., 1949-11-17

inside and beautiful golden easy
supply Of ASWEET and this ALLSWEET
roasting secret
Cover layer o saturated Ii
ALLSWEET ALI
SWEET!
BIG difference n the goodness o dishes
Ing AIISWEET aT Juste toSte ALL
SWEETS delicdte NATURAL any other margarine
and tell the difference! state laws sale
Sold white pAck
Evening star., 1949-11-17

NALgas Thanksgiving Day itself. "a big roasted
turkey for your celebration feast! hut know
what's also tradition In millions of American
homes? Swift's ALLSWEET S. for this mar
garine with the delicate NATURAL favor is
luscious topping" for vegetables, an ideal
spread for bread. as well as an extra-delicious
ingredient In cakes, cookies. pies and desserts!
But right now let's talk about ALISWEET and
the part" 1t plays with Mr.. Turkey such
al making Hhfmn criSn-akinned AufafdA fasfv
Evening star., 1949-11-17

Common Cold :. and as far as I know that
includes just about everybody! It's NEW
miracle" drug that can stop cold symptoms In
. single day, when taken upon exposure to colds
or at the first snif1es! Called ANALYST, it's
one of those amazing new antihistdnsine drugs
you've read SO much about and it's now {
available for family use soithout prescription.
All that's needed for the great majority OF colds
Evening star., 1949-11-17

unique combination Of sprouts
bamboo shoots and sweet Try that
andeat
Chicken Meatess Chow Men, Noodles LaCHoY
Evening star., 1949-05-23
By Peggy Roberts

Make yourself a glove ward
robe from this basic pattern
Matching glove fabric to youl
dress is always in good fashion
This style would be handsome ir
pique, linen, checked gingham
printed silk or In wool jersey
broadcloth. suede cloth or cham
ois skin tor autumn.
Pattern Envelope No. R282t
contains tracing pattern for glove
In small, medium and large sizes
material requirements, making
and finishing directions.
To obtain this pattern, sene
zoe. in coins, giving pattern num-
ber, your name. address and zons
number to Peggy Roberts, Tht
Washington Star. p. o. Box 100
Station G. New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-05-23
By Borboro Bell

This handsome summer frock is
so simple to make, you can put
it together in no time. Softly
tailored, 1t will be ideal for spec
tator sports in crisp white or soft
pastels.
Pattern No. $3.50 is q sew-rite
perforated pattern for sizes IL,
IA, 16, 10 and 20. Size IA requires
5 yards of 39-inch fabric.
For this pattern. send Is cents,
in coins. your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell. The Washington
Star, P. o. Box 80, Station g,
New York 10, N. Y.
It's new exciting bigger
than ever. The Spring and Sum
mer STYLIST contains 81 pages
of sewing information-free pat
| tern and free knitting instruc-
tions printed inside. Send Is
cents today.
Evening star., 1949-05-23

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. womans 8
Page, The Evening Star.
Washington 4.
Views expressed In the
Clearing House are not neces-
sarily those OF The Star and
as il is obviously impossible
for Us to test all recipes sub
mitted. We cannot assume re-
sponsibility for them.
Betsy CaswsH
Evening star., 1949-05-23
CASSEROLE WITHOUT
CHFEEF

From Mrs. G. B. S., Washington J
Some one asked for q casserole
without cheese. We like this one
In CREASED casserole put a layer
of sliced potatoes tboiled and
peeled beforehand about an inch
deep. Salt and pepper as desired.
Then a layer of sliced hard boiled
eggs and one Of cracker crumbs
well dotted with margarine or
butter. Repeat until casserole Is
filled. always finishing with the
buttered cracker crumbs. Add
milk about three-fourths OF cas-
serole depth and heat in mod
crate oven one-half hour.
Evening star., 1949-05-23
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Evening star., 1949-05-23

you viii become more
proficient.
Where can one buy these feed
bags? Does any one living In or
near Oxon Hill sell them?
May I put in word for the
automatic washer? Besides the
time saving factor. they save your
health and disposition. I average
! five loads" q week rs I have three
small children and it's wonderful
/ to have it do wash while I tend
/ to less burdensome chores. I have
the kind with the water-saver
attachment and can't praise ii
enough.
Evening star., 1949-05-23
SHOCKS IN CAR:
ANTS IN BATETUBr

From Mrs. J. L. s., Washington. J
To Mrs. l. K. who receives
shocks In her car. There is evil
IDENTIFY q short. or defective wiring
in your car which
causes these. We have expert
enced the same diffculty in our
cars at times. although not 10
the degree you evidently have. II
you will report IL to your auto
Evening star., 1949-05-23
FOR RAINY DAYS.

From Mrs. r. N. L.. Alexandria. J
For Mrs. z. 3. H.. Alexandra
who wants rainy and sick-in-bec
play ideas for her 3lz-year-olt
daughter: have an excellent
book "A Treasury of Play Ideas
for Tiny Tots" by Caroline Horo-
witz, published by Hart Publish.
ing Co, New York City. She viii
find many ideas In 1t.
In addition, I keep a scrapbool
of play ideas. I have found
articles and items in Parents
Magazine" Family Circle.
"Woman's Day" Better Homes
and Gardens"
You can plan ahead for rainy
days by reading your weather re-
ports. 1t helps to have box OF
favorite toys, which are saved fol-
rainy days and sick-in-bed days
II your child has a surplus oi
toys, divide them into severaI
boxes, and let her have one bo,
at a time for a few days or a
week, then switch over again wher
familiarity breeds contempt.
You might give her a new" boz
when she must stay indoors.
Remember that a child's span
Of attention is limited. Don't ex-
pect her to play with one thing
too long. When she grows tired OF
her blocks, play with her a while
or read her a story. or let her
help you make the bed or do other
simple household tasks. Then
when you must pay full attention
to your baby, she will be more
willing to play alone.
Also; remember that the house
bound child needs some exercise
too. Take time out for a romp
or ring -around-the-rosy" or a
few simple calisthenics. You'll feel
better, too, after the "breather."
You might make plans with a
neighbor to take care of her child
during one rainy morning. and
let her reciprocate the next rainy
day. Two children will amuse
themselves easily. more easily
than one child and mother" "
Then, too, you and your neighbor
will both have some time of from
child care.
For specific suggestions: A
blunt-pointed needle, a double
thread and a supply of buttons. A
pan of soapsuds and some straws
to blow through. Scissors and
bright colored pictures. Crayons
and shelf paper. A harmonica.
Pots and pans and spoons. A nest
of boxes. A box of clothespins
and a clothesline strung between
two chairs. An old pocketbook
filled with treasures. And so
an ad infinitum.
Evening star., 1949-05-23

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Evening star., 1949-05-23
FEED BAG PATTERNS.

From Mrs. II. M. B., Oron Hill
For Mrs. c. D. D. who asked
about making children's clothing
from feed bags: Have you tried
making your own patterns of news
papers using simple article of
clothing as a model. Another trick,
l use Is to outline a dress or suit
with pins ON the material. allowing
Tor seams, etc. After a couple of
Evening star., 1949-05-23
EYAPORATED MILK.

From Mrs. N. NJ. Washington }
II the lady who has a half case
of evaporsted mill will call 'Pepco"
Home Service. National $500. they
will send her a free copy Of q book
that Is really wonderful-all kinds
of easily made ice cream, sherbets.
mousses, puddings. ice box cakes
and cookines. cheese cake. etc.
This is called Desserts" and you
are missing out on something
really good if you do not ask for 1t j..
Evening star., 1949-05-23
Readers Clearing House

smechRrie ns car probably lces.s'
the defective xire.
am troubled with lfisle brown
ANITA In the bathroom Usually
they eongregse in the nsth,ah
making q path from tire splgosx
TO the drain. ] clean the bath
tub thoroughly and orse half heSig
later when ] come back there
they are again, A DDT powder
sprayed in IT eradicstes them for
O few days but ii is messy iookink
and then they reappear when /
clean II of. Does any one e.Ss
have this trouble and what draws
them 70 the bathtuc, OF all places ,
Evening star., 1949-05-23
TRANSPOSING MUSIC?

VTTUWE " I1'i w uoTttTEyIUN"
This is really an SOS! Can any
one tell me where I can get some
one to transpose on paper a piece
of music I have written? I can
play it. and have 1t in my head,
but am unable to put it on paper.
I have a chance of getting it
played over a North Carolina
station if I can get 1t on paper
Evening star., 1949-05-23
TArIcGa PUDDING
Frr+@ Ms r q AFt4ars~~

Pr Mr. A Q c ArlGnxfess
Tapaoea rs26cIns CAtng tAs fo,
lowing recsre ! havr nsswT rad .
LIQUID 10 term in sne eoitcan al
;he dish II ~ ere or ffas e.ox G.
q wsli-knosa iapiaea et tao wars.'
oegtanlng NJ IT ! ekg ys.S, ; esaT'
milk. tablespoons sugar egg
white. - teaspoon salt. iAsAs'
Spoons tAploca. tablespoons sS
gar. u traspcon vanilla MI
egg yolk with mix IN s&acegAAr
Add sa9ag. Nall and 'Ap4ax q
Place ever ntcsun heat RgIng Il
full boil. takes 10 q minutes Re
move from heal Beat egg wh1si
until !oamy ADD two tahaeSesoon'
SUGAR, che At time cc1tsrI2'
oeA,ing with rotary esq heass'
until sogt peaks Add hca Rpirea
mixture 10 egg white. sitrrtng cor
Nantls Add vanilla Cool at'
rims after Is 10 20 minutes
Evening star., 1949-05-23
nERFT PATTERN

Frow Ars. C s r, Washtse efna
have derived 40 much beneTt
from RICH. 10 am glsd u can
help one Of my fellow readers To
Mrs @ p n and Mrs p r n