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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Rambler on Hilltop
EArrc ~rrYI

l110 Op1N ALLO Cf1OhC6
This custom built. all-brick home is
an outstanding value In today's
market. Situated on a beautiful
corner lot. having 230-ft. frontage
on one street and 145 IT. on the
other, an area of over 10000 So. It,
On the main level are living room
l14x22) with beautiful Roman brick
fireplace, and an attractive dining
area. de luxe kitchen, 3 large sunny
bedrooms, 2 with corner windows.
and large tiled bath.
On the ground level there is a nam
eled study or bedroom, with private
entrance to garden, and q complete
This home contains many unusual
features that are generally found
as touch control lighting. 36-in.
ventilator fan, Caloric range, with
nlgh and low broilerS, full 36-in,
two-compartment sink, and many
oa otner items that will intrigue you
$4,000
Open Today, l Til Dark
70 reach; Lee blvd. (U. s. 500 or
Lee hwy. ~. S. 29-2l1) to Falls
CHURCH. right on Broad st. (Route
NO. q z miles beyond trafic light
TO Falls Hill sign. left one block to
our sign on the right
Exclusive with
R. Rowland Co., Inc.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE in the center of down.
town with ONCE space; 3 entrances
200 50. FL: truck e d; doors: n;9: r.r. .pur;
sloo mo. Ju. s-9s44 after 6 PM
SPACE. brick warehouse, approx
yator. heat and light furnished
SA' Szs' sIss. nS; Call MR.. ATHERToN
81 900 SO. FIT. on one floor in modern
nreproof building; low insurance
dock; ideal District location. Cal
Monday, ME, 1143. Mr.. Knapp
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor
$4,000 SO. FT.. new bldg: 3 over
heaG truck drs.. toilets. Office space;
" or Sale e on neT srms Gs aYs
WHEATON OFFICE. Lo. $3.50;
eyes: Mr.. Lansdale. NO. s345.
WAREHOUSE. 5000 or less So. IT,;
also small bldg. suitable studio OF
sn9n, S1% vicinity ath and K sts: NV.
NORTH cAPIToLl sEH5l AND "; aHE III sTs.1 sTso.
garage available. RE. So77.
VERY FINE
warehouse, scientifically designed for
sSonJIHIeal udnullig large quantities
merchandise. $4,000 SO. IT,, includ-
ing spacious covered loading dock;
r., siding holds l6 cars; possibility
Of dividing in half. Can effect long
term lease from Jan. l.
Also one-story building. 5000 50. IT,,
plus 900 50. IT. concreted yard:
r.r. siding: N. Y. ave. area; available
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
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FALLS CHURCH

Ultramodern Ramblers
Three-bedroom brick ramblers or
large handicapped lots with all city
utilities in highly desirable area. A
wide selection of today's feature,
Tor the discriminating home owner
Inclosed attached garages, carports
porches. one and one-half baths
nreplaces, completely equipped
Kitchens: including garbage dispo,
sails and dishwashers. Reasonabl,
cash and trade of smaller homes viii
be considered.
S23,500 TO S25,50O
Immediate Occupancy
OPEN SUN, 2-DARK
Directions: Out Lee blvd. tRout,
50 to Seven Corners, left OF
Sleepy Hollow rd; . miles to Vale!
Brook drive. right four blocks or
Valley Brook drive and right ont
block to our sign,
EXCLUSIVE WITH
Stanley r. Rowland Co., Inc
l1s East Broad ST., Falls Church.
IA. 33,33 JE 2-3O2G
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ont. VI STORES FOR RENT tco,,.)

1868 BENNING RID. N.E.-Newly re.
modelled store and apt. above: ga.
rage rag goS n rear; suitable any business
ON col. RID. N.W.@Long lease to a
qualifler. 1st comm bldg: As.
across from two food chain stores
and theaters: served by 7 lines oil
tranSp.; for Offices or any business;
ideal for full-fedsed haberdashery
immed. poss. OWENS REALTY
ANAcosTiA, 2o1a Nichols ave. Sc
2nd floor Office space; 2 rms. and
bath; over 500 SO. it.; new condi-
ton; 500 mo-; heat furnished
ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP, LU
4-3311. -6
'DELICATESSEN- N-RESTAURANT. To-
cellent opportunity for experienced
81; s74o: ewes. wi. ss44' p'ANN7N' M7
End COMMERCIAL zoned end floor
Sh9p 14x40 0ess stairwell space). at
I17 CONGRESS st. ne, near 2nd
and M sts,; $50 mo. MA. 9257. =
1919 4th ST. N.W.-7.50O So. IT. fol
commercial parking. NO. 1921.
1889 y ST NV. 8 rooms. bath, gas
GUY TIMER
1929 18th ST. NV. NO. 1907. --5
49, HEART OF DOWNTOWN
I'll. Sth st. N.W.-Entire ist FIR.
full bsmt., parking, utils.; good
units; shop, once: cheap rent; keys
ooo95 Sth st. NV. RA. 1912. MA
vi. Il
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

MEDICAL CENTER. on Eye near 18th
st.-Entire 1st A. Of a modern air.
cond. bldg: all utils. and services
sHrn, NJ oss1 CARL G. RosINsK1 co.
1416 you ST. N.W.-Large groom
house; suitable for rooming house;
rent. S135 per month. Call Mr.
Evans, B. r. SAUL CO. Ma. 200.
COMBINATION COUNTRY STORE.
gas station and home; excel corner
location. at Potomac. Md. Cali WI.
1859 a
SILVER SPRING, on Georgia ave-
Commercial lot, 25x75; suitable for
fruit stand, ETC.. or owner will build
% suit tenant. D. d. l.. REALTY
CO. SH. 1141. u
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

oOx6O; 2-story fireproof bldg. with
elevator and ONCE. Call Mr.. Saun.
ders, WI: 500; eyes,, WI. 5i4S with
Z. M. FRY, INC. 4
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LIVINGSTONE
HEIGHTS
S24.950

Favorable terms may be ar
ranged on this three-year old,
three-bedroom. two bath. two
car garage rambler. which
comes complete with wall-to-
wall carpeting in living room,
dining room and hall, disposal
included in beautifully equipped
kitchen. Radiant heat. double
insulation; nice corner lot.
Owner must sell this week end.
Drive out Lee hwy. and turn
right FIRST block past Glebe rd.,
then take first left. following
ArrnwS fo Hnnepu Si1n
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NEW SHOPPING CENTER, with
ample parking area in fast-grogins
sec, adJ College Park, on important
to be served; market, drug, yaIei
committed; excel. opening for beau.
" barber and comb. hardware.
appliance store.
Shopping center, adj, new branch
dept; store, with 1,0OO-car parking:
,WoolEorth. Giant and other chain,
leased; rm. for better women's wear
5ewelry. gift and delicatessen. See
WEAVER BROS, INC.
WASHINGTON Bldg. DI. $500,
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Living Room 26x14
DINING ROOM 13x15
BEDROOM 21x15

You have been asking for large rms.
so here they are. This immacu-
late brick home has spacious
Equipped no4f 9th Et onsoIs soxo tre rear
kit; 3 bedrms. and tile bath 2nd
A.; full fine basement, recr. rm.
tile floors, laundry rm. and u
bath. outside entrance; lot 241 feet
deep. all in lawn; block from bus
and stores; way below market price
$1,000 cash needed.
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OPEN SUNDAY
| TIL DARK
PAIR

OF twin-sized bedrms.. in this very
extra Ice. liv.-din. rm. with pic
ture window, fully equip. kit; To-
Gated In conv. Glen Carlyn; only
Sl3.950 Directions: Out Lee blvd.
left on Lexington. left on 3rd and
open house.
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TRICKS

3 3;;bedrm. modern rambler. in Alex. on
din. rm,. de luxe kit. only i yrs.
old; det. gar: only Sl5.5oO; as
sumo 41e loan. Directions: South
OF Alex; on Route l.. left / block
past Mt. Vernon High School, on
Blacktop I'd. to open house.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
Special Rambler

DPGCIdI NdIHUIGT
This is our special today and until
sold. Just imagine 3 bedrms. and
L. tile bath. disappearing stairway
to attic, beautiful equipped kit. incl
range. refrigerator and Bendix.
$4,000 will handle. Attractive terms
Call today.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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FALLS CHURCH
RAMBLER
S2O.950

We've got a dandy, prac-
tically new rambler here. An
Army officer couldn't move in
after he bought it and all he
wants is his money back. It's
got three bedrooms. a large
fenced lot, large living room
with wood-burning fireplace,
Bendix and modern in every
respect. Drive through Falls
Church on Lee hwy. to Jackson
about Z blocks west of the Hill
wood intersection. turn right
and follow arrow to Open"
sign on left. Convenient to
everything,
Evening star., 1951-11-04
COUNTRY PROPERTY

10 ACRES, located on Route Z, be.
tween Round Hill and Bluemont
Va, priced at $500 per acre. Has
creek through property. and CON-
mands beautiful view Of the Blue
Ridge mountains.
home. with complete basement. out.
door fireplace, nice outlook. creek
through property. A bargain at 80
900 with Ia CASH.
ga acres. good 6-rm. house. modern
IN every way. built in l947. very
on property. excellently located
$4,000, $4,000 CASH, balance con.
venient terms.
4 acres. S-rm. house, baths, built
IN l94S, Swiss. architecture, excel
lent view OF Valley. completely mod
een,snify een aad very Sy1 Lovely eye Located con-
acres, -rm,, bungalow-type home,
nice porches, bath and "a; oil heat
Priced at only Sll,5OO. So. 500
CASH. balance SI25 per month
Would make excellent rest or tour
list home.
81 sls. acres odrt,t I'm. house, very old. with
$3.50. Located in small town.
All OF the above are accessible and
are located on hard-Surfaced roads,
Tney are worthy OF any buyer S
attention.
c. c. HSEA & SON. Realtor
Bluemont, Va
Phone Bluemont 242l
once Open All-Day Sunday.
GOOD 4-ROoM BUNGALOW with
electricity installed, situated on &
acres OF land. bordering good
hard-surface road convenient to
stores. church, etc Price, $3.50;
terms can be arranged. I. B,
BROOKS, Orange, Va. Phone 7344
nRIIcec
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STRAIGHT

rhrouEh this new brick rambler with
3 choice bedrms.. extra lge. liy
din rm.. colorful tile bath. attrac-
tive kit. full bsmt.. with picture
Slpdow. wooded lot; mr.. Yorktown
the price is only Sla. $50 Direc-
tons: Out Lee hwy, right on Har-
rlson st. to 1920 and open sien'
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Commercial Acreage
From l Aacre to 8 acres, adjoinins
town OF Herndon, Is miles from
Washington. Corner with long front.
age on highway and On side street
Cleared, level land. Most city utili.
trial. About ] mile to railroad sta
tion and siding.
TERRY B. SIMMS
FA. 65l7. GE 7O37
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7 " y n NJ. Il. Ls'.dIInr M. Uto3
14-UNIT APT.-N.W.
Brick, in excel. cond. Mostly
and 3 bedrm. aptS. Rented
unturn. at very modest rentals
and tenants pay own util,
Gross yearly income Just un-
der $4,000. and may be
Fought for times rental.
VIII show approx. l2eo net,
incl. equity.
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comfortable and mod
ern, acres. 6-rm. bungalow. Oh
heat. modern kitchen. chicken build
lngs. garden. stream. hard road; 35
miles D. c.; $4,000.
11s acres. 11-room mansion house,
new hardwood floors. modern kitch,
en-. h.-w.h;: new barn and corn
house, fertile land; 25 miles D. c.
on Route 2S; $4,000.
l55 acres. .S-room house. hardwood
noors and plumbing. stock barn,
silo, corn house, calf barn, 3
streams; B acres wooded: frontage
on 2 roads: 80 miles b. C.; 1000.
stock or dairy farm; g.
room house. elec: and plumbing: 2
Groom tenant houses. cleo. and
water; 45x90 barn. siio. corn house.
1mplement shed. etc; good fence,
large stream: % acres timber;
b. Ct; $40. 600. " 90 e
Call CHAS. H. JAAGIsoN. PoolssviIls
1852. Poolesville, Nd.
CONTINUED on Next PageI
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DOWNTOWN 14TH ST.
Two desk spaces. in modern ONCE,
ground floor. receptionist; reason
able rent. HQ. 671S
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Modern Downtown Bldg.
Large outside ONCE. ,S45. VICTOR
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INSURANCE MAN

WEST EVANSVILLE
Entire small modern ONCE building,
suitable for group Of doctors,
clinic. other professions; reasonable.
OWNER. WA. 1852.
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1017 18th ST. NV.
Now avail: suite Of Q or 8 rms, alst
singles. Nr. parking areas. Cali ST
$500. IS
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS -Det. brick
ssrnraaneed snane as 3 compl. apts.. rented
$4,000 1st trust avail 2oe< ne re,
turn on investment Mr.. Jones
az SOLO, Sun; wk. days, 10
JAMES CARROLL. REAL ESTATE
APT. HOUSE, det,. Is units, A.
CONC, Janttor apt., excel. location
IL6th and Col. I'd: income, S;2.ss3
less times; SIS. 900 cash req
1927 K 81 NV ME 3ss1.
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2 STORES-$18,5OO
Georgetown, .semidetached, 30-ft
SAM ROSEY, AID. 270O.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
Maryland Day Celebration Planned;
Tennesseons Hold Amateur Show

season given by the State society.
Saturday evening from $3.50 o'clock
to midnight at the Palisades Field
House, Dana and Sherrier places
NV. is the day, time and place.
Jeans and ginghams are dress
for the affair and that is what
caller DOC" Goodsell and his
Mountain Rangers will be wearing.
Next date for Wonder Staters is
an Armed Service dance on April
I21.
X x X x
Here and Back Home: Vivacious
Lou Engle, wife of Representative
Engle, and new vice president
of the California State Sccicvy.
can do many things, including
flying an airplane.
She learned to fly four years
ago and has soloed in an Aeronca
Champion. But now she leaves
the flying to her husband who
has a private license and full
log book. This air-minded pair
left yesterday for California by
plane and plan to do a bit of
air travelling to Los Angeles.
Bakersfield to see relatives, San
Francisco. ETC., for the next 10
DAYS,
Evening star., 1951-03-18
By MorieIIen Saunders

Leonard Calvert, first Governor
of Maryland and the brother of
the second Lord Baltimore, Ce-
cilius, landed on Maryland shores,
St. Clements Island, on March 25,
1884, with 200 persons aboard the
Ark and the Dove. Free Staters,
therefore, hail March Is every
year as Maryland Day.
The Free State Society will cele-
brate this historic date on Satur-
day evening, when it holds its
most important affair of the year
in the west ballroom of the Shore
ham Hotel from 10 to l o'clock.
Dress is optional and Dave Nc
Williams will furnish the music.
Miss Margaret Dronenburg is
chairman of the affair. The con-
gressional delegation and distin-
guished native sons have been
invited.
| Guest of honor will be Baltimore
born Miss Joan Claire Spayde,
Maryland's cherry blossom prin-
cess for 81. Also at this time the
names of four outstanding Mary
landers noted for their civic serv-
ice to the State will be announced
and later awarded with certificates
of merit.
At this, the 50th Maryland day
dance. every one will receive State
flags and historic pamphlets COM
memorating the occasion. For in
formation call Rockville 3471,
Emerson 1889 or Oliver Alto.
| Something new has been added
lin the line of State society enter
Itainment, for Tennesseeans are
staging an amateur show this Sat-
Iurday night starting at 1880
o'clock in the ballroom of the
National press club.
Singers, musicians, dancers,
Iimitators all, your talents will
shine at this affair. Call Mr..
Scott Daniel at Executive 5000.
Extension /, if you wish to be
in the show. The spotlight so far
will fall on Mrs. Hank Forte. a
Nashvillian singer of radio and
television acclaim. Mr.. Ernest B.
Vaccaro will emcee. When the
entertainment is over, Tiny Meek
er's orchestra will provide dance
music until ! o'clock. Dress is
Ioptional.
Cherry blossom princess, Miss
Mary Baker, daughter of Repre-
sentative Howard H. Baker will
also be on hand. Volunteer State
Congressional members have been
Invited. What will be the most
popular tune played during the
evening? Why naturally. the Ten
nessee Waltz!
X i \ X
/ The West Virginia State society
will take great pleasure this Sat-
urday night in introducing its
cherry blossom princess Miss Mar
Itha Carolyn Ezell. to those at
tending the society Easter dance
from 10 to / o'clock in the main
Evening star., 1951-03-18

Originally Mrs. Engle came
from San Jose where she at
tended college. Her California
home now is Red Bluff, $50 miles
north of Sacramento, but here
in Washington she Cher real name
is Lucretia) and her husband
live in an apartment on Devon
shire place NV. She is active
in the Red Cross and the Con-
gressional Club, where she goes to
Spanish classes, "for all good
Californians should know Span
ish," she says, and admits that
hers is bit rusty. Other times
she assists her husband, filling in
when staff member goes on
vacation.
She is a good friend of Mrs
John j. Allen. jr., wife of Repre-
sentative Allen. who is the new
society president. Next social
function of the society is recep-
tion-buffet dinner on March %
at $50 o'clock at the National
Press Club. Call National 1920,
extension, 465, or Adams 1912 for
information.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
State Societies

ballroom Of the Shoreham hotel
This is strictly a black tie affair
for Panhandle Staters want to
honor their princess in style. The
Congressional delegation has been
invited. Dave McWilliams and his
orchestra will furnish dance music.
Miss Ezell, a native of Charles
ton and State University student
will arrive here Saturday afternoon
via plane and will be met by So
clety president, Mr.. Willis G
Kemper, and committee. "She is
the prettiest girl in the 48 States, ;
raves Mr.. Herbert Rice, Every one
is invited to meet her.
X X
Granite Staters will turn out
Tuesday evening for good old
New England bean supper put on
BY the New Hampshire State
society at $50 o'clock at the
Y. w. c. A.. Barker hall. Speaker
of the evening will be Mr.. Fred L.
Rath of the National Council for
Historic Sites and Buildings.
X X X
If you haven't been to an
Arkansas square dance this year
you had better not miss this one,
for it Is the last such event of the
Evening star., 1951-04-13
Stuffed Breast of Veal

The French make much of veal
and 1t is no wonder. they do II
SO well. Take, for instance. this
stuffed breast Of veal:
Get 2 pounds of boneless breast
OF veal and wipe the meat well
with a damp cloth. Then pound
it fiat with a mallet. Soak two
slices Of bread In milk, and then
squeeze out the excess milk. Mix
the bread with 2 chopped onions
" cup Of cooked or canned mush-
rooms, chopped. Add / beaten
egg, salt and pepper to taste, and
mix well. Spread this stuning on
the veal.
Roll and skewer the meat, OF
tie with kitchen twine. CRemoye
either before serving.)
Brown tablespoon of butter in
a saucepan, add the meat and
4 or 5 small onions, sliced. Brown
the meat on all sides, then add
q cup Of hot water. and check
seasoning. Cover and let simmer
for 2 hours.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
Maryland Corn Pie

With such nice fresh corn com.
ing to markets from the West
and South we should indulge ir
that claSsic-a Maryland corn pie
Cook 3 strips Of bacon slightly
and put them in the bottom Of .
baking dish. Put 8 more cooked
strips around the side.
Add q layer Of bread crumb.
and then q layer Of peeled, sliced
tomatoes and minced green pep.
pers. Sprinkle with salt, pepper
and a little sugar. Over this place
a layer Of fresh corn, uncooked
and cut from the ear. Repeat,
alternating layers, until dish Is
full.
Last, cover with bread crumbs
and dot with butter. Bake at
about 375 degrees for " hour OF
a little more. until done. Serve
hot-with pork chops.
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Recipe
Notebook
Prune Burs

You are familiar with date bars
but how well do you know that
pet Of the West Coast, prune bars?
Wash and soak cup Of large
dried prunes for 3 hours. Dry
them, remove seeds, and cut in
small pieces. Beat the yoke Of
eggs, and add ! cup Of sugar to
them. Beat the whites stir, and
add them alternately with / cup
-four, ! teaspoon of baking powder
and o little salt-all sifted to-
|gether.
Add q cupful Of chopped nuts
and the prunes, mix well, and
bake in q shallow pan in q mod
|erate oven for about " hour
Take out Of pan. cut in 1-inch
wide bars, and roll in powdered
sugar.
Evening star., 1951-04-13

Give yourself a supply Of fresh,
new blouses from Just one pat
tern! This lovely trio is delight
fully easy to make-and each
style requires just one yard Of
fabric in the smaller sizes!
Pattern No. STA is a sew-rite
perforated pattern in sizes 12. ID,
l6. 18. 20: 40 and 40. Size IA
requires one yard of 39-inch ma
terial for each style.
For this pattern. send Csc plus
Sc for first-class mailing. In coins,
your name. address, pattern num-
ber and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, Post
Office Box SO. Station G. New
York 10. N. Y.
The spring and summer Stylist
is filled with ideas for your new
wardrobe. Smart, easy to sew
styles; special features; gift pat
terms printed inside the book.
Send Is cents today.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
Why Grow Old?
Splitting-NoiI roubIe

bit Of paper over the end and then
apply several coats of polish.
1t is nice that nail lacquer to-
day is so lovely to look at and also
SO safe. This was not so in days
past. In 1888 a book was pub
lished suggesting application to
the nails Of substances which were
actually poisonous. They were to
make nails smooth and transpar-
ent and color them slightly.
Today we have entirely safe poll
ish in q grand variety of shades.
Be sure that your nail polish
matches or blends with the lip
stick you are wearing and that
both match your costume.
II you would like to have my
leaf1et. No. IL, Handy Hints for
Beauty" send stamped, self
addressed envelope with your re-
quest to Josephine Lowman in
care Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
By Peggy Roberts
S

Embroider this panel for a dea,
little one as it will help him or
her to learn this favorite prayer
easily. Work the enchanting de-
signs In gay colors and simple
stitchery7 and lettering in cross
stitch.
Pattern Envelope No. R20G5
contains hot-iron transfer for de-
sign, material requirements. stitch
Illustrations and finishing direc-
tions.
To obtain this pattern. send
zoe plus Sc for first-class mail
ing. in coins. giving pattern num-
ber, your name, address and zone
number to Peggy Roberts. The
Washington Star, Post Office Box
100. Station G, New York 10, N. Y
Just what you've been waiting
for the big book of Needle
work News! Chock-full of fasci-
mating designs. including four
gift patterns with instructions
printed in the book. Special fea-
lures needle ''know-how" and
exciting information on what's
new-to-make. Send twenty-five
cents (25c) in coin.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
By Josephine Lowmon

Many women have trouble with
splitting nails. This is indeed
annoying and makes a lovely look.
ing hand impossible. Today let.
look at some Of the factors which
cause this trouble.
In the first place. the way vol
use your hands, Of course, makes 9
difference. II you do work which
pounds the nail ends or pulls al
them or wears them down, ther
you expect some difficulty.
Harsh cleaning fluids and soap.
may be at fault. Most of the soap.
we use today are much too mild tt
give trouble. but when you are
going to have your hands IL
stronger liquids, wear rubber
igloves. Rubber covers for type.
writer keys are helpful to those
who spend many hours in from
Of their typewriters.
Certainly good health and fin,
nutrition and good health habit!
seems to have their effect, al.
though it is possible to have flint
health and still find out that you,
nails split Many women file thei
nails too far down at the sides
This causes the tip to be so deli
cate that it is more apt to break
Be sure that you get vitamin Z
regularly. All Of these preventa
tives will be helpful.
II you break a nail you car
have a false one put on or you car
protect it from further breaking
by using the method one company
has promoted. You simply put &