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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-11

white silk taffeta is very hand
some. Look, too. for Aztec aprons,
ltapered velveteen trousers and
"at-home" costumes, not the neg
igee type of thing, but a type
termed "casual-but-fun" clothes
for parties at home, leisure hours,
and for television viewing. Pea
cock Blue is strongly played up
here and throughout other COL
Ilections. Our pet of the Lesser
showing was a white felt brunch
Goat bound with black velveteen
and trimmed with Jet buttons.
At CAPRI we saw the fashion
note Of the real fur collar that
trims the dressmaker suit. Stoles
continue to be seen, many being
faced in contrasting textures. One
side of wool may match a. dress,
with the other side of satin.
Curves in fashion are back, with
|peplums and jutting hiplines be-
ing eased out gently. Beguiling
full-skirted silhouettes in rich
fabric mark dress offerings for
evening while theater suits remain
on the slim side.
Severity of line is definitely out.
Some hemlines dip gently in the
back for evening and this may
amount to a prediction, but it's
rumored everything will fly back
ward" next season.
Washington business girls might
Investigate HANNAH TROY'S "ca-
|reer dress" It's a nifty, with its
fattering cut across the bustline
and simplicity of design. It's of jer-
sey with a tiny satin collar. Another
blue wool dress with a stole that
buttons on the front or back Of the
dress is also attractive. Suit jack
cts by Troy are longer, with the
slim line continuing In her suits.
Yet, her skirts are easy-walking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-11

fashion color yet noted in all
price ranges) with brown. one
"sees the light" very fast.
A dress of cotton with colors
rivaling "Joseph's coat" ought to
convince many a girl that such
a dress is a school necessity. Jer-
sey is handled in much the same
way the French use this marvel
Gus fabric, and McCardell en-
Iploys it for many handsome
dress ideas. Sloping lines in coats
are forecast for fall and she has
a short coat in a gray poodle type
fabric that Is particularly good
looking. Sleek dresses, made Of
silk seal" with squared off
necklines that rise or fall, give
a different look to "the-date
black" The WOW" dress of the
day was seen in Claire's black silk
taffeta separate evening skirt
with, well, what would you call
a top that consisted of piece Of
fabric limiting strongly of a tri-
angular baby bib tied on with the
briefest of stripes? Interesting. to
say the least!
Evening star., 1951-08-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

MICHIGAN PARK-Five-room G.-M.
shinglesD bungalow; expansihle ATTIC;
large lot. Substsntia! casn required.
Mr.. Martufi. La 6-7S45. MARSHALL
J; wAPLE co; Realtor, 1924 l4th
wd;onRinGE st; niTi RE' S$SS4RSbENs. $S4S Open Sun
day 81. 1928 Shepherd st. ne.
6-fm.. IN baths, firepl.. waIl-to-
Em; Mai SoEdsi SsTRss; r aa. Isl san H. SeN!S sad
grated: Not a thing e do but but
hsns 5SE.r up pU your s4Ss 4os sfs RRENdER MS Msa
REALTY. 34os 18th st. me-, co.
woaS6RrDGE. NEAR MONASTERY
2-story brick; 3 bedrms.; h.-y. heat,
ps: :Tes .xce eHrsoSs soS mSss SGcS & Rs
Priced right; S16,950. :. 1st trust
has been arransed. CAN OWNER,
WMoooDahliSeE, VS. DahlSSSeE s141 Newton .SS st. ne.
Ass5 a5.rb SunEsloWv E ven.tEan tRs snS Snds BATH
fisss%efIs isssd. Lot. s; 4sx;1ss. g. price. s12, & &,sso
Eyes. 81; S055;v 5555S;v,S0fnsSes, 0fnsSes, DE. oa17'
woODRTDGE. NR. STD, G:ND AND R, +; ! !
det. property. 6.rm. apt. for puT.
chaser. Must sell Askink $1s.500
no reasonable offer refused. Raj,
FELL REAL ESTATE, SH. 110;
WOODRIDGE-Loyely 3:bedrm. home
2 baths, mod. kit, lge. liy;, rm
with firepl.; ideal location;. So ,00f
down. SMITH REALTY. WA. 1854
WoODRiDGE, 2421 Franklin st. NE
Bricktex bungalow; 5 rms. and bath
sun parlor, attic. oil h.sw.h. Price
SI1, 500. Ewes, SH. 500. Once
DE. O317, VIM. r. THOROWGOOp
TOWN HOUSE close TO Capitol. WI
wishing to operate tourist home
roomine house, or apt. house; has
dininE room, kitchen. 2 stairway
full basement. oil heat. call Nj
Smiley, LU. 2-1669 with ROGER
MOSS, Realtor. 2125 R. I. ave. n
HO. 5000. -26
Evening star., 1951-08-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
BRICK CAPE COD

OPEN l TO 6 PM.
BEDRM., BATH-1st FLOOR
Woodridge, 320s goth st. ne. 6-rms.,
2 baths, liv. rm., stone firepl., din.
rm., modern kit, breakfast nook.
Ind floor, 2.bedrms. and tile bath,
3 lge. closets, gas h.-w.h., lavatory,
built-in garage. screened rear porch,
slate roof. Near cars, stores, schools.
SH. 607b. DE. 0317. w. r.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
AIT 18th ST. NE.
1217 TJpsHIJR ST NE.
MP HOMEOWNER

factory sales each month. Your
home can be sold and possibly In q
very short time If we have 1t to
offer for sale to our many buyers.
II you really want to sell your home
and want reliable service. Please
contact Mr.. Peck or any Of our 10
sales representatives.
Evening star., 1951-08-26

s91O 25th st. ne.
Detached, furn'd. apts.; income
S2i0 mo-; oil heat; SIG, 500.
North Woodbridge. Detached corner
brick; rms. 2 baths, oil heat,
large lot, garage. Sl9,500.
center, hall, rms. 2 baths, gas
heat, rec. rm., screened porch,
Woodbridge. Carlton ave. ne. De-
tached brick, 2 apts., oil heat. 2
S21, ,450. VIM r. THORoWGoOD,
2024 Rhode Island ave. me-, DE.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
COLORED

OPEN FOR INSPECTION
SUNDAY, Ia PM.
Gil UPSHUR ST. NV.
R-story and bsmt. brick dwelling;
large front porch, rms, bath,
bsnlt. toilet. automatic eas heat;
beautiful rear yard. Owner will give
possession with deed. GEORGE I.
BORGER, 643 Indiana ave. NV,
WO. 7S49
Evening star., 1951-08-26

OHC11 OdIO4Ooy y w -
This is q very substantial home on q
hne corner Northwest, especially APP
pealing to doctor, lawyer or profess
sional owner; main entrance on 18th
St; also entrance on, Randolph st.
at street level; the lot is 22x100 to
alley; house is 22x44. lott. front
porch and loft. first and second
floor rear porches; full basement
with toilet. wash trays. heating
plant and garage; 1st floor has large
living room. charming, well-liehted
dining room. library. and large
kitchen; on 2nd floor there are four
larse bedrooms and 1 "a tiled baths
and stairway to storage attic; price
reduced to $4,000, substantial
cash payment REQUIRED. House is
vacant and can be shown at any
time by calling ONCE, or evenings
call Mr.. Beall, HO. 1878.
BEALL TURNER a. CO.
I105 Vermont Ave. National 6131.'
Evening star., 1951-08-26
COLORED

500 BLOCK 25TH PL. NE.
o rms, recreation rm., tile bath
front and back porches, oil h.-w.h..
Sll, 300. So. 900 cash. Can give poss.
Unit Block of T st. ne 2-family nat,
5 and 3 rms. each. $1,000. So. 500
GUY Thinner
1929 l1th st. NV. NO. 1907
Evening star., 1951-08-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS. e1s Atlantic
st. s.e-Semidet brick. 5 rooms.
tile bath, rec. rm. rm.. gas heat
deep lot, priced for quick sale.
$11 500; 1st trust, $1,000 at 4E.
SOD per month. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, exclusive agency. LU.
4-34O0 VI 6QTR oR
Evening star., 1951-08-26
HoUsEs-sALE-s.E. tcsns.,
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

416 Brandywine st. SIC. New semi
detached brick, liv, rnl.. din. rm,;
and exhaust fan; 1st-f1. powder rm.;
Anchor fenced yard; good location.
ALDRE, INC. LU, 4-0747. -28
Evening star., 1951-08-26
hoUsEs-sALE-N.E. Cont

OWN YOUR OWN HOME-Detached.
nice-siZe rms, bsmt., a,-c. auto
matte heat covered front porch.
sion sion at once ROGER MOSS. S.sdn} H0.
ATTENTION, HOME BUYERS - We
have finest section Of homes in
spect and compare before you buy.
PECK Co. 36is i2tS W St. ne. 1si si'
$3.50 DOWN. Woodridge-3 bed
rms. frame, beautiful kitchen, Ice.
rms; nr; .transp. SMITH REALTY,
WA. 1884, AP. 0100.
MICHIGAN PARK = Owner trans
sixcT ss6 semiaet Mdss 0ssS coFner must house, ss
excel. cond.; many improvements;
conv. to stores, mr.. campus school;
$3.50 $4,000. 1st trust. Call
OWNER, LA. 6-4140.
TAFT PARK AREA - Redec. and
clean clean semidet. Tudor brick and
conv. to schools. churches, transp.,
stores; price, $14,950. with conv.
terms. not under reg. k. LEIGH
Fir kEbSEY 4osd Or iii IT, le1q 4llie "a ave. Sc"
ooOO ~4In 81. NE. IN woodbridge
Large 5-rm. house with fireplace
and garage. good high loc.. in excel.
cond.; near transp. and shopping;
priced SIS, $50 on terms. subject to
oner; must sell; no agents.
8 BEDRMS., gas heat, 2S40 3Oth st.
n.e.--New. ..S12.950. Terms. In
spect Avail. now. BERTONI, Ii.
424 StS ST. N.E.-e r., b.. elec., H.
VIII. (gasl; vacant; priced right.
A. L. GRINDLEY, 932 N. Y. ave.
625 MARYLAND AVE. s.W.-Ideal
for tourist or boarding house this
excel. income property has IL rms.
Semidet. brick, Ia baths, 2 kits
fully equipped. You could rent for
apis. or rooming house. h.-w
heat, 2 fireplaces, lovely front yard
with iron fence, det. brick 2-story
gar. and other good features; mr..
schools, all conven. and transp
For appt. call Mr.. Atino, RA. 4450.
ZAGAMI REALTY, Ii. 7-9377
Mr.. BLADENSBURG RD. and 8.
Dakota ave, n.e.-3047 Douglas st.
Open. Us pm. Bargain, must be
sold Det. bungalow; full-sized
rms, LIST A.; finished attic, full
bsmt., garage. large corner lot with
Aeh Fnnd AnUare and Fdan. I'm
Evening star., 1951-08-26
WOODBRIDGE
S12.500

1O47 TAUSs1G PL. NE.
Spotless 2-bedrm. beauty; all brick;
semi-det; gas h.-w. h.; convent
emily located. Open Sun. 2 to 9.
For further details, call BooRMAN
NO. RI21' OR. 5302
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20

gram Of his most famous marches.
He introduced every song With i3is
unique way OF explaining the
rythm and motive which leo MIN
to write IT,
The auditorium was quite crowd
ed which indicated that Key West
really appreciates It's local talent.
Many of the Convent giris Qua
chased tickets ana were proud Of
the young musicians Their atteut-
ION and compartment we're 10 be
commended in addition 10 Jlle
praise rendered for excelienj nu-
sicial selections.
II was said that many ID 5hc
presidential party attended
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part ia tie different classes Of con-
eerfs ana ihe people are eagerly
WAITING for stas flrst concert of
the season
Piano players singers. world
famous violin players. ballet dan
GERS traas and duets VIII help Us
cultivate 8lsr sight and hearing.
These artists come to Key West
from Tar away and even foreign
laIlCs 50 that the classical music
ioVefs 81 Key West may have the
opportunity 10 assist in these won-
derflsl eoneer
Seventeen members of lnternos
nave purchased tickets for these
season concerts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20
FIRST EDITION OF CORAL kay
DUE. MONDAY. NOVEMBER ~
By Virginia Drop

The Coral Key. tbe brain catid
If tire Convent Of Mary fmmacus-
ate, will be in circulation. Monday
November 18th Staff members
are: Nora Malone, Barbara Nelson,
Gloria Muniz, Anna Marie Duke
Eleanor Cato. Kathleen Lawrence.
Jennie Arrange, Sally Perec Isabel
Sais, Jean Davis Donna Williams
Elsa BuSto.
Much preparation fer sass paper
/ has been made Last @eeE tae
staff members we're constantly
kept bsuy on prold reading ana
planning a lay out
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4 WELCOMED VISITOR
~ gath.eea l.aMrence


Sister Jane Francis Community
Supervisor Of Studies. will visit
our school tire first part Of next
week Sister is very Interested In
tMI and will 90 To the classes
go see tae progress made ny the
students and the projects On which
tlley are working,
Sister Jane francis has visited
many schools conducted by the
Holy Names Of Jesus ana Mary.
Sister has recently been to the
SCHOOLS ,B Albany .New York,
Tame Silver Springs. Md. and
u ss6aasroa, DC. Ii spite Of all
her tra%es Sister earrtes & warm
spGl in her heart for tic children
III Eey West
Sister vas here during she en- al
Coa oi ol9 1ool last year ana
s..@ eG@e4ad herself TO ala Al
81 are students aga eagerly a8 ait
gas sisters arrival
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20
Giant Infield
Managers

NEW yoRKfaThe last
three managers who won pen
nants for the New York Giants
have all been intieIders. John
McGraw, VINO wen ten flags for
the New Workers, was q third
baseuan- Bill Terry. who COPIED
three winners. was a first base
man. Leo DarocheF. who won his
first Giant pennant this year
was g former shortsiop.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20
The
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Saws
TT he


Key West and Vicinity Fair
weather with slowly rising tenn,
peratures today and Wednesday.
Winds moderate 10 fresh nofthefly
and nlalheasierly today Moderate
e fresh northeasterly and easferiy
Wednesday except occasionally
moderately strong in the Straits
Florida Slightly higher tempcra-
lures and partly cloudy today and
Wednesday
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits aud the East Gulf Mod
crate noriherly to nnftheaSterly
winds occasionally fresh I'D the
Florida Straits today Wednesday
moderate nortEeas1erly ~1nds
Parity cloudy weather
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20
BAND CONCERT

@Y s1en3 Ga3o
Wednesday night jbe Convent Of
AiaIy lmnaeulate vas han0red by
the presence ii The hey West High
SCHOOL Ba10 conducted by the ia
oaus composer Henry Fiilemore
ahQ directed the band with has
act9s,umed skill.
The concert began with the
National Anthem followed By
Ihe March of Youth Two
Words and some Enchanted
Evening All oE these selections
Of famous contemporary compoS-
eFs. After the Intermission MIR.
Fjaemore was introduced and be-
gaa 10 loaGuct the band in pro-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20

In Tibet, some Of the praye.
wheels are very large and are
turned by wind OF water power per
hitting the Worshippers to b.
away on other business,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20

NarciSsus was d beautiful Greek
youth Of ancient days who killed
himself and whose blood was
changed into q flower which still
bears his name.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20
CONC ERTS IN OUR
AUDITORIUM
BY Isabel sails

BY isabel Sais
Every year, the Convent is bon
ored with the performances Of very
distinguished musicians III our Aud
itorium. These selected artists take
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20

some officers for whom there
gre ~ q4a1$se3 requirements can
At't ae rotated before this second
y inter ~ Korea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20

<ieE sasa cad coach of the
Ae@ 4orE pro- YaEks, is a former
sjar ead t8r asaington State Col
3ese
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20

Dancing played an important
part in 18th century American So
ciai life.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20

In early colonial America the
militia were fitted with body
armog
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20

Each foot contains 26 separate
bones.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-20

Key West Fla. NuS 20, ]9a1
Observations taken ~ City Office
500 AN. EST
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Precipitation

Relative Eiuuidigv g 500 An
Barometer {Sea Levels 500 a ~
so 30 iaS. ~1a22. mhS
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Temperatures
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08
Dos
qeheimnisyoIIe SehIoss
Roman Won PAUL FEVAL
(5hluB)

.Sreano," iagte ct, Imam ertpartet
MIDI auf Dem Marft. SD perliere
Smoff Sous, tpenn or mid allfbaltIt. "
Der Nann nit Der Wasfe ging
ieoob nibt aus oem @ege; er 5og
einen blanfen Saler aus Ieiner Sai6e
uno antlpprtete:
~Du fannit inobl 5tpolf Sous ber-
lieret alm einen &ronentaler 5ll bers
oienen!"
.llno mas ioG itb tun, INN i'm 81
peroienen2" fragte Souiou, oltrd oen
groBen @eipinn perloft.
.8it," ma6te ser Sren6e, riprehe
uidJt 70 laut! @enrl i6 in ein Suus
einfebre, 10 bot man 6urdt Dor mir
unb man tpeiIt mid ab. Die Sdnoler
1pollen mir nidts oerfaufen. @eb uno
bole mir einen SpieseI fiir bierunb.
5manaig Sols, uno ib tperoe Dir
oielen &ronentaler geben."
uginperltanben!" rief Souiou er-
ireut
@an5 in ser N6be, llnb 5tpar an ser
Ode oes EalaItplabes, befanb ii6 Der
&ran1laben bon Wfornibel-8arbe-
oor. SSsoltiou panote ieine Sdritte
oortbin uno tronmelte frGftig auf
oie 2doen bieies Sallles.
8uilmitte log nod in gutter 8ube;
ober 1penn es li6 oarum banoelte, Elm
8eibaft fir pieruno5tpan5ig Sous 81,
MAIDEN, 10 mar tie itets ibnea bel Der
9atro. sic erI6ien i'm Dtorgetfoitii1rt,
offnete ibren 2oben uno berfaufte
Ssouiou einen biibI6en fleinen Spte'
gel nit gelbem Habmen.
ssouiou iiberbradte i'm getreulid)
oent freieebigen Sremben. 2esterer
gab ibm ni6t allein oen peripro6enen
3ronentaler, ionOern er uar 10 gu
frieben, baB er Souiou oor Sreu0e
rntarmte, nobei oieler faIt eroritdt
lppr0en tpdre.
8abreno Ser 5rem6e Sen Spiesel
iiber ieinem aopf bin unO FER
ibpang uno lpie Elm Gerriidter
Spriinge nradte, ltieg er binter Ser
Bride binab uno peridDanb tpieoer
I'M Sdilf bes Sluiies.
sSouiou borte i'm bon tpeitem nod
NIT bobler Stimme rufen:
ySie miro iid ieben Sic miro itd
ieben unb oann iterben!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08
BeIasernns bes GdloHes 8lanbarts

4us Dem Gorbergeben0en fann
man idlieBen, oaB es ni6t gunn
golnpi, Die u9ogge 8laubarts", ge.
ipeien mar. ser ben armen Sii6eriun=
gen .aebiiien" batte. Ser Dragoner
befano ii6 pollItanOig 1pobl uno
fonnte iomit feinen anoeren nit ser
8eIt, Die er ielbit nibt bate, an=
iteden; Wtalbruf oagegen batte Die
HeIt, alnb er tpar es getpeien, Der our6
ieine 8eriibrung oen Sungen ange-
itedt butte.
8ie Dem aud iein mo6te,, fir Die
9eipobner bon &ennes gait es als
feltitebeno, oaB So,.iou Ourd Die
Sano oes @rafen Seinri6 Dem Sobe
iibera,1ttportet poroen lei. Wan tpl,B-
te, baB Der Singer 8laubarts, oieles
8ampprs, inn Spiele mar, lnb mebr
bebnrfte man ia ni6t!
Sic Mutter SSollious eri9ien NIT
5er5auitem @aar unb gan5 troItlos
auf Dem st. -slnna=Blas. Sic ltiir5te
iif auf oen 2ei1nam ibres Sobnes
uno ihrie Inn Ha6e. $50 fi1rbet ii6
audi cine Welltter, bie bein slnblid
ibres totem &inbes ni6t balb ipabn-
iinnig tpiirbe?
Gie Seinbe, ipel6e 2acu5an in Ser
Staot bate = uno mir tpiiien, 6aB
oeren 3abl cine betrd9tlide tpar =,
ipuBten eieien 8orfan gebiibre1lo aus
5ltbeuten. Bon Dem bdBliben 8ipe an
Bis 5u 8aoabrellr, BON Der @uilmitte
8arbebor bis CUR 8iconteiie le 8rec
ou 2ars lpie aaes Se1er unO Slam-
men.
Das Eoben bauerte oen gan5en
Gag iiber. @egen Mbeno rief man in
Den StraBen alr ben 8affen, Inn sic
Beloeerung bes Sdloiies 8laubarts
ins 8erf 81 ieten; tros oes itarfen
9tebels trat bie Wenge iofort ben 8eg
na6 Dem Samneterabe an.
sllle 8elt tpollte an bieIer friegeri-
ihen Expedition teilnebmen. gs mar
cine maiienbafte grbebung, on Der ii6
jelbIt ssrauen 1nb &i1toer beteiligten.
Die Wutter Soltious eroffnete ben
3ug nit elmer groben Behfadel IN
Der &ano.
Die perit1nbigeren 2eute, tpie
8aoabreur; Mormibel, Solinent,
8ipe, marihierten l.nbeipaffnet bin-
tenbrein.
Gie Worgenodmmerleng brab iiber
einem groBartigen ilnb ieltianen
S1aulpieu an. Das SbloB on Grail
1par bon alien Seiten un13ingelt.
@ana Nennes NOR ansgetpa1t6ert.
Seine Arbeiter, feline Biirger, ieine
Bortiers, feline 8icomteiien, alles mar
Dem &rel55ug gefolgt, Inn BEL Der
8elngerling bes Santn1etIdloiies tatig
o0er tpenigitens 3uihaner 5n iein.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

Bridge lvneh-Conversation-piece
Down Ribbon" Cake Qeft), with the lush
chocolate flavor of Swans Down Devils Food
Mix! Bake in l3 x9 2-inch pan, as directed
on package. Cool, cut in half vertically, then
horizontally, making four obIong pieces. Tint
seven-minute frosting; favor with almond;
lavish it on each layer, top and sides.
Evening star., 1951-01-08
Some CARE Parcels
To Cost More Jan. IS

Some CARE food and textile
packages will go up in price jan
uary Is because of rising costs,
executive director Paul Comfy
French announced today.
"All efforts on the part of CARE
to hold the line failed in the
face of the rapid climb of whole
sale prices" Mr.. French ex-
planned. Though CARE, through
it's system of bulk-buying has
been able to keep the increases
at a minimum, our latest pur-
chases reflect the general price
trend"
Prices will remain unchanged
at $40 for the standard food
package or it's variations. he said.
as well as for the British, Greek
Italian, Yugoslavian, Indian, Jap
anese and Philippine foor pack
ages. The price for CARES baby
food, Kosher food and Israel
adult food and baby food pack
ages also remain unchanged.
Mr.. French said the prices OF
these CARE packages would be
increased: budget food package,
up 81 to $685.: all-meat package,
up $3.50 to S11: East German
meat package, up S1.15 to $3.50;
woolen suiting, up 81 to $11; blan-
ket package, up 81 to $11; knit
ting wool, up SO to $13; Oriental
cotton package, up $3.50 to ST;
linen package, up 81 to $11, and
layette package, up 81 to S11.
Evening star., 1951-01-08
Baptized Lutherans
Show 65q6 Increase
In D. {. Since 1943

There has been a 65 per cent
increase in baptized Lutherans in
the Washington area since Janu-
ary 1, 1943. Miss Olinda Roettger,
of the Washington Office Of the
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod's
division of public relations, re-
ported yesterday.
Membership in the "a Lutheran
churches of the metropolitan area
has risen from 14,206 in 1943 to
22,024 as of January /, 1850, the
report showed.
United Lutheran Leads.
The United Lutheran Church in
America led the Lutheran church
bodies here by adding 2,695 men,
bers to increase their total from
1910 in 1943 to 11,605 today. Mis-
souri, Synod churches were second,
enrolling 2,208 new members to
bring their 1850 total to 1882.
Third in membership increases
was the American Lutheran
Church, with present figure of
4,589 as compared to the 1S43
total of 1926.
The number of confirmed men,
bers also rose during the same
period, from 10.711 in 1943 to
14,250 today.
New Churches Organized
Five new Lutheran churches
have been organized in the Dis
trict area since 1943. Missouri
Synod leads with three new
churches Calvary, Silver Spring,
Md; Chapel of the Ascension,
Landover Hills, Md, and Green
belt Church, Greenbelt, Md. One
new church (Holy Comforter) is
affiliated with the United Lu-
theran Church, and one( Holy
Trinity, Falls Church, Vao with
the American Lutheran Church.
Evening star., 1951-01-08
Gallery Lecture Sunday
On Renaissance Pottery

A lecture on italian Majolica
of the Renaissance" will be given
at the National Gallery of Art at
4p.m. Sunday by Margaret Bou-
ton. gallery lecturer.
At 8 pm. Sunday the gallery
will sponsor concert by the Ma
tional Gallery Orchestra, with
Giovanno Bagarotti as violin So
loist. The gallery's Tour of Week,
at 1870 a m. weekdays, will be on
"The Lyrical Florentines." Picture
of the Week is "A Girl and her
Duenna" by Murillo.
Evening star., 1951-01-08

cold. Rub on stimulating, COM
forting Musterole!
The great pain-relieving medi-
cation in Musterole (Camphor,
Oil of Mustard, Menthol and
Methyl Salicylate) not only
quickly relieves discomforts but
helps check irritation and breaks
up congestion in the upper bron-
chial tubes, nose and throat. No
other rub gives faster relief.
If good old reliable Musterole
doesn't give you prompt relief
see your doctor at once.
Evening star., 1951-01-08
DON'T LETA
COLD GO DOWN
ON YOUR CHEST!

Q A chest cold can be
very annoying, caus-
ing many aches and
pains-so take action
at once against the
slig h test cough,
scratchy throat, or
snifle caused by a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-31
I 0dGvS Birthdays

DR. Herbert T. Ives of Mont
clair n. j.. famous physicist, pl-
oneer IN the transmission of pine
toeraphs and televi@on. born IN
Philadelphia, 80 years ago.
Sebastian s. Kresee, famous De
troit merchant, born in Bald
Mount, Pa, 81 years ego.
Maj Gen George 4 Moore
hero Of Bataan. born IN Texas. I'll
years ago
Elmo b Roper Of New York.
noted marketing consultant, born
at Hebron. Nebr- 81 years ago.
Lieut. Gen RAYMOND A. Wheel
Ell, retired chief of army eugin
GERS, born Peoria. Ill 65 year
ago.
judge Jed J johnson Of OK
lahoma. of the U S. Custom
Court, born IN Ellis County. Tex
50 years aeo.