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Evening star., 1952-09-10
900 Bullets Fired Into City
By Burning Fighter Plane
BY The Asseeieisd Press

MADISON. Wis, Sept. 10.-An
estimated 300 .50-caliber machine
gun slugs were sprayed over this
capital city Tuesday night by an
Air Force F-51 Mustang which
crashed in flames at Truax Field.
The pilot walked away from the
crash. but Ethel Pierce. 40. and
william Falkenstein. IS. were
wounded by slugs-that ripped into
their living rooms.
Capt. William Brownell, a men,
ber Of the 163d Fighter Squadron
of the Iowa National Guard, told
Air Force authorities he was fly
ing from Truax to his base at
Sioux City, Iowa, but headed back
when he discovered q leaky fuel
line.
AS his Mustang dipped toward
the runway. it suddenly burst in
to flames. then crashed. Air Force
authorities said later that intense
heat from burning gasoline may
have shorted the cooking mechan-
ism on two guns, loosing the
deadly bullets.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Chest Leaders Given
Solicitor Training
Using Visual Aids

A new kind Of solicitor or-training
program. featuring the use Of Wis
ual aids, will be used in the forth
coming Community Chest -USO
campaign.
About 125 Chest leaders, down
to area chairmen were told Of this
method late yesterday at the first
meeting Of top leadership in the
Business Unit. The meeting was
held in the Hotel Statler.
The training of the workers will
be given by IS volunteer insurance
men, members of the Life Insur-
ance General Agents and Mama
gers Association Of Washington.
They represent the main firms Of
the country here.
Uses 40 Charts.
Experts In salesmanship them
selves, they demonstrated, for 80
minutes, a display package that
uses 40 f1ip-over charts. These, it
was explained, will help the Red
Feather worker appreciate what
he is selling and how to get sigma
lures on pledge cards.
The charts give the basic prin-
ciples of solicitor training. as well
as outlining the various basic Red
Feather services.
One of the charts tells of the
goal of the campaign this year,
$4.150.000, or a $315,000 over the
amount raised last year.
200 Meetings Proposed
It is hoped to have at least 200
meetings for this training Of vol
unteers in the Washington area
during the next several weeks.
The principal speakers at the
meeting were william r. Tooker,
of the Berkshire Life Insurance
Co., and John L. McElfresh, Of the
Connecticut Mutual Life 1nSur-
ance Co. They were introduced by
Edward J. Keyes, campaign direc-
tor and executive director of the
Chest Federation
Herbert Blunck, the campaign
chairman. also was present. Those
in the audience included Maj.
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director
of Selective Service; Mrs. Michael
j. Calvin, wife Of the Undersec-
retary Of Labor. and Mrs. Robert
E. Freer, chairman Of the Special
Solicitation Unit which Is directed
toward homes.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
U. 5. Grand Jury Gets
Visa Racket Cases
Involving Canadians
BY the Assceiotsd Press

DETROIT, Sept. 10. - United
States District Attorney Philip A..
Hart said he expected to present
to a Federal Grand Jury today
the first cases involving 100
Canadians accused of entering
this country on fraudulent visas.
immigration authorities rounded
up So Canadians here yesterday
following an investigation Of an
alleged wholesale visa racket.
About so others are slated for
arrest.
The Canadians are alleged to
have made false statements of
financial worth to gain entrance
to the United States through the
border city of Windsor. Ontario.
across the Detroit River.
Attorney General McGranery
ANNOUNCED in Washington he ex-
pected Mr.. Hart to present evi-
dence of the parts played by Roy
H. Mcbride. Windsor bank official.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C.. A
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1852

leased on bond or paroled pending
decisions in their cases.
Mrs. Steigerwald, also known as
Mrs. N. Wald, is a sister Of Paul
Martin, Minister Of Public Health
and Welfare in Canada.
Evening star., 1952-09-10

and two visa consultants. Mrs.
Marguerite M. Prest and Mrs.
Aline Steigerwald, in obtaining
passports for Canadians.
All but three Of the aliens
rounded up yesterday were re-
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Indiu Boosts Gosh Crops

The Indian government has
been able to divert over three
million acres from food grains to
such cash crops as jute, oil seeds
and sugar cane in the last two
years. New Delhi reports.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Bedsprinqs in His Stomach

A surgeon of Cape Town. Africa,
recently removed 81 foreign bodies
from a mans stomach, including
two bedsprings, fork. q teaspoon
and 10 buckles.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
By MurieI Nissen

DEAR MISS NISsEN: My wife
is a fine woman who keeps q spot
less house, is attractive and well
groomed herself. and serves won
derful meals. Our children are
clean, well-mannered and obedi-
ent; my clothes are always in re-
pair and tidily arranged in draw
ers and closet. She is not extrava-
CANT and has never had q charge
account. Still. I have one COM
plant. She likes to go out dancing
or to a night club once q month
She claims it keeps her young tc
go out now and then. I have just
spent quite bit of money on q
TV set and I think after looking
at that four or five hours every
night she gets enough entertain
ment. She says she's awfully tired
of TV and likes to mix with
people. I'm satisfied with TV. Why
can't she be? JOHN H.
ANSWER: ! thought. while
reading your letter. that it was 9
Utopian ideal of womanhood,
never did I expect this perfect
creature to be real. And then tt
have you find flaw! John. John
how can you be so lacking in ap.
|preciation of your paragon? JUS
one set of these virtues woulc
satisfy most men. Here you hav,
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Problems Today

every perfection in one creature
and you find fault!
To begrudge a fine wife the
pleasure of one nights dancing a
month is ingratitude at its worst.
Once a week would not be too
great a reward for the blessings
you have. Wake up. son! Be
thankful for your boons-and
show it.
TV is very nice in its place. but
it cannot be expected to provide
all a woman'S or man'S-relaxa-
ton and entertainment.
The pleasure of human COM
panionship, the thrill of dancing
to live" music, the satisfaction of
sitting down to a meal without
worrying about dishes piling up in
the kitchen-these are simple
forms of entertainment to which
any woman is entitled. In fact,
they'll do even q hard-workine
man some good. Nothing is SO
conducive to a sluggish mind as a
constant diet of TV. Television
taken in proper doses can be en-
tertaining. educational. stimulat-
ing, but as q steady thing it can
become very boring.
Take your wife out dancing
once a month; in fact. take, hel
out twice q month. and be hum
bly, grateful for the blessings she
has brought you.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
.uIker-Wood
Announcement

The engagement of Miss Bea-
trice Ann Walker, to Mr.. Robert
Bruce Wood, is announced by hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Lee Walker Of Baltimore. Mr.
Wood is the son of DR.. and Mrs
Robert Louis Wood, also of Balti.
more.
Miss Walker is an associate OF
the Enoch Pratt Free Liberty ir
Baltimore. Her fiance attended
George Washington University
and is now advertising manager
|of the Stanford Paper Co. IL
Washington.
The wedding is planned fol
June. after which the couple viii
make their home In Silver Spring
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Modern
Marriage
Give Your Wife
A Fair Deal
On Budget
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

Amazing how many women have
squirrel instincts when it comes
to money. I'd like to have the
cash that is hidden in sugar bowls,
shoe boxes and under mattresses
that the women of America have
saved out of their household
money over the past 10 years.
This is all very fine. but some
times it leads to complications.
If a wife manages to save a little
each week without her husband
knowing it, to whom does the
money belong when some circum-
stance brings it to light? Aha!
Any Philadelphia lawyers in the
house?
I recently told about wife who.
by the nickel-and-dime method,
over a period of II years saved
1000. When her husband found
it, he claimed it. The wife didn't
agree, and neither did I. Now, I'm
beginning to hear from woman
readers who side with me. Here's
Mrs. S.:
"She certainly earned that
money, DR.. Popenoe, and has a
right to it. If you walk six extra
blocks to get two pounds for Is
cents rather than pay the 10 cents
a pound your local market
charges, you have earned the saw
ing. If you watch the weekend
specials and take advantage of
these savings, or if you shop at
five different markets to save a
few pennies on each item, you do
not sacrifice your family. The saw
ingS are attained at great effort
on your part. If woman isn't en-
titled to this saving she'll never
be entitled to anything! Your
husband wouldn't go through the
crush of a dollar day at any
price. Let's be fair
Whew! I'll have to say I'm with
you all the way in this, Mrs. S.
However. I think family finances
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Pastor to Address
Parish Meetinu

The Rev. DR.. Charles w. Lowry
pastor of All Saints Episcopal
Church. Chevy Chase Circle. will
be the guest speaker at the annual
ladies night meeting Of the mems
club of st. Matthew's Parish te
be held at 8 pm. Monday in the
Pinkney Memorial Church. Forty
second avenue and Gallatin street
Hyattsville.
DR.. Lowry is the author of the
recently published book, Com
munism and Christ" He also is q
teacher In the Union Theological
Seminary. New York.
Evening star., 1952-05-08

cleanser you've ever tried. And
it's the only cleanser know that
removes Sink Smog that
greasy-grey film that clings to
your sink. BAB-O's power-
packed suds work down into the
almost invisible pits and scratches
in your porcelain where Sink
Smog hides, and sweep it down
the drain. Ordinary foaming
cleansers just can't do it. ! think
BAB-O is wonderful for pots and
pans, too and you'll love its
kindness to your hands its
clean, fresh fragrance.
Evening star., 1952-05-08

ton available. There are no frayed,
wispy edges to smear or cling,
either 50 use RED CROSS
COTTON BALLS for everything:
cissnsins cuts and scratches apply.
Ing witch hazel. iodine. aieohel. ssiS.
mine sRd ether lotions. etc.
They're grand for beauty treat.
ments and nursery needs, too =. t.
and cost only 35c for q box Of 6S's.
No connection with American Ma.
tional Red Cross.
Evening star., 1952-05-08

Johnson's Baby Product soothes
sensitive young skin, helps protect
against heat n diaper rash and
other minor skin irritations 40
well as checks diaper odor to keep
baby fresh and sweet! And
JOHNSON'S BABY LOTION
comes in n pretty white plastic
squeeze bottle now. It can't
break or spill you simply
squeeze to get just the amount OF
velvety-white lotion you want. Al
Drug Counters everywhere .
also in the regular glass bottle.
Evening star., 1952-05-08

Bits are simply scrumptious! But
don't take my word for it -. try
these quick-easy cheeelefo Bits
Cookies and see:
Sisnd VI cup shertsnins with v euS
qranulsfsd sugar, Va cup brown svgss
firmly packed. VI tsp. vAniiIs. Add
beaten egg: beat until husfy.. sir to-
qsthsr . cup plus tbsp. siftsd sll.
purpose flour. "a tsp. seds, Va tse. ssit;
add 70 first mixture: blend. Stir In
cup chopped nvtmssts. ! pkg. u eup1
LOCKWOOD CHOCOLATE Sits.
Drop by small speoniuls on Srsased
cookie sheet. Bake st 37S'F. lo.l1
minis. Makes 6fty w" cookies.
Evening star., 1952-05-08

patented P. N. Practical Front
Corset fitted by an expert corse.
there! p. N. costs only. $5.98 and
up but it's really worth n
fortune. For instance, you, get .
fresh fitting every day {. because
you can adjust the lace 'front.'
And do let me send you this:
FREE BOOKLET .. "fiae Fsshiess
fos the Full Figure. u tells al
the basic tips you need 70 know
for smars sreemihs =. how 10
choose the most asttsrins ehsPssuL
clothes. ste. Just write Nancy
Sssssr. 77I Madison Ave.. New York
Is, N. Y.
Evening star., 1952-05-08

makes less soap or soap powder
wash things cleaner and faster :. /.
gets white things whittier, colors
brighter, and keeps woolens soft
n fluffy. It's all because CAL
CON combats hard water min
erals that cause washing film and
soap scum even removes film
left by previous launderings! The
makers of fine garments land
leading manufacturers of wash
Ing machines, too) recommend the
use of CALGON, you know :. /.
because it makes all laundry
water as soft as rain water so
safe for the most fragile fabrics.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
|Pike-BIuckWeII
Ceremony Held

The marriage Of Mrs. Lawrence
Blackwell Of East Pines, Md.
formerly of Chevy Chase, to Mr.
Clarence Pike Of Elmira. N. Y.
took place May 8.
The Rev. C. Stanley Lowell
officiated at the ceremony ir
the Wesley Methodist Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Pike will reside
in Elmira.
Evening star., 1952-05-08

scrumptious-use DOMINO Sugar
and Cinnamon. It's already mixed
for you in a handy glass shaker.
You just shake n sprinkle over
buttered toast and you have .
spicy-sweet, sparkling topping.
So treat all the youngsters to
Cinnamon Toast whenever they're
hungry .. after school, as well as
at meals. In fact, why not just
keep sthat attractive shaker of
DOMINO Sugar and Cinnamon
right on the table and another
one in the kitchen for adding
favor-magic to puddings, pastries
and the like.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Catholic Library
.Group to Meet

The Rev. Redmond A. Burke
C.S.V., director of libraries al
De Paul University. Chicago, will
speak at the spring meeting o1
the Washington unit of the Cath
olic Library Association to be helc
at Dunbarton College at 3 pm
Sunday.
Father Burke is the author o1
"What Is the Index?" which re.
Gently has been published. Hi!
subject Sunday will be "Som,
Problems Facing Catholic Libra
irianS and the Index"
Evening star., 1952-05-08
WHY ANY FvLL.HsvREp WON.

AN should 60 to
the expense OF
made . to order
corseting Is more
than ] can see 80.
when you can 60
right to your
N eigh borhood
Store and have q
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Dc PREPARED for first aid calis

by keeping john
son A johnson RED
CROSS COTTON
BALLS on hand.
They're 100% sterile
-. generous size puffs
(about the size Of q
half dollar) that are
spun from the soft
est. whitest, most abb
eorhanf e,,r0ira1 Nof.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
NO MORE "sLur wAsHDAYs"

for me . . . not
since ] dis
covered h o W
CALGON in the
water cuts down
on W as h d ay
work. You see,
{ h is amazing
water conditioner
Evening star., 1952-05-08
|Jordons Visitino

Mrs. r. Curtis Jordan, jr. Of
Columbus. Ga. the former Dadie
TX. Knowlton. arrived Tuesday to
spend week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Knowlton,
in their Phelps place home.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
ANTENNAE
T TABLES

All prices plus tex end werrenty where applicable.
Orig. NOW
! 1851 Admiral Combination II" TV,
AM radio. 3-speed automatic record
player; floor somple, model 37Ml5- -4oo.o5 36s.95
I 1852 Admiral Toble Model TV. 20"
picture tube; demonstrotor, model
I 1852 Emerson Console V; II" pic
ture tube; floor sompIe model 68l --379.95 24s.95
1852 Emerson Console TV: 20" pic
ture tube: mahogany veneered cobinet,
hoIf doors; floor sompe. model 693 95 334.e5
1852 Emerson Console Combination;
II" TV. 3-speed automatic record
pIoyer; floor sample model 69o----34e.o5 1885
1852 Emerson Console TV with II"
picture tube; floor sonpIe, model TOT -2eee5 224e5
Syvonio Toble Model TV: 20" pic
ture tube: floor sample model 222l 3eo.s5 z49.95
1851 Syvonio Console TV with ~"
picture tube floor sompe, mod II 30 e.e5 1925
1851 Syvonio Console Tv with ""
picture tube; floor sompIe. mod 74o 39e.95 2es.95
20 Chothom Swivel-Top TV TobIes;
24"x24" top; mahogany finish----- lle5 7.s5
so Indoor w" Type TV Antennoe; os is 5.e5 100
LGnsburghS-MAJOR APPLIANCES
l1S Sepenh Street or through the ArchDay Main Bldo
Evening star., 1952-05-08
ANY CHILD (of any ase!) likes .

0t
Sweet-treat /. .
and that's just
what bread BE-.
comes when you
dress it up as
Cinnamon Toast!
To make it the
quick-easy way
and e x tr q
Evening star., 1952-05-08
WONDERS NEVER CEASE

that's what you'll
say when you try
new sUondeT.sNds-
ing BAB-O. now
the worlds stidsi.
est cleanser! Why?
New BAB-O actu.
ally out-suds, out.
foains, out-cleans,
A l-A>A ss
Evening star., 1952-05-08

don't give their wives q fair deal
in the budget.
The main thing Is to set up a
simple but systematic spending
plan. I have q sheet Of nimeo-
graphed suggestions for this pur-
pose. which will be sent to any
reader with the compliments of
The Evening Star. Just write me
for 1t and inclose a stamped. self
addressed envelope. Forty per
cent of all couples work on a
budget (though some don't work
on it faithfully.
Don't make too hard work of
this. but decide what things are
most important in life and plan in
advance to take care of these
things first.
One of them should be an in
dependent allowance for the wife.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
sLlPcovERS, CURTAINS,
SPREADS

so Bedspreods; single double; cottons
and royons; oso dust ruffles and von- 2.o5 to 1873
ity skirts; many coors and fobrcs-- l4.o5 to S.o9
IS Tailored Ruffed Cutoins; assorted 3.oo to 99e TO
lengths, widths, fobrcs; is s------- 32.oo 1899
Ready Made SIpcovers, as is; ossort- 7.o5 to 499
ed styles l.o5 to 6.99
4 Reody Mode Soto Slipcovers ------ 1895 1879
20 3-yd Length Decorator Sompes;
hond- printed royon foilles and royon ! I .85 to
antique style sotins; 48" wide ---- 1895 3s9
ghs-DRAPERIES-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-08

Miss Zita Patricia Garges,
daughter Of Mrs. Thomas Smith
Garges Of Washington and the
late Mr.. Garges, May 3 became
the bride of Mr.. Edward Joseph
Cullen. He Is the son of Mrs.
Edward A. Cullen of Pawtucket
r. l.. and the late MIR. Cullen.
The ceremony took place at the
Shrine Of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment with the Rev. Charles D.
German officiating. There was a
reception at the Bethesda Country
Club. Following a wedding trip
to Florida. Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen
will reside in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Hserx EXCITING NEWS about POST TENS. tha,

HkRE& EXCITING NEWS about POST-TENS, thAS
i wonderful Post Cereals assortment :.
>N&V it now contains Krinkles the new rice
3 VpnE cereal that's ugar-coated! And, you
3/AfT know that means POST-TENS Is now
<Vf2I1 the only cereal assortment with both OF
n SD Americas leading sweet coated cereals
Wl H. >. Krinkles and Sugar Crisp, that
(E3MsR honey of candy-coated puffed wheat
$yMvCD cereal What else does POST-TENS
contain? 8 pkgs Of Post Toasties, 2 of GrApe-Nuts
Flakes, Of Posts 40es Bran Flakes of Grape-Nuts
and Of Posts Raisin Bran which all adds up to
different nutritious n delicious cereals in 10 in-
dividual packages! You simply must try EN- why
not tomorrow?
Evening star., 1952-05-08

suggestion why not ,oduce her
the shampoo that harsh mar oH
lovely
a., 1 .nd ten them rinse out quickly carrying way
for priceless
So red packages for yourself O0
Evening star., 1952-05-08
! LOVE 70 SEE a happy baby

ana Know now !
keep mine soothed,
sweet and comfy? !
simply smooth on
JOHNSON'S BABY
LOTION after every
bath and after
every ia pc ?
change, too. You
see. this famous
Evening star., 1952-05-08

sorts OF cookies,
cakes, frostings
an d pies q
super luscious
ch latey
goodness . . i.
for these orig
inal chocolate
Evening star., 1952-05-08

LITTLE THINGS can make q big
difference in your cooking -.
like LOCKWOOD CHOCOLATE
BITS, for instance. They give all
Evening star., 1952-05-08
boaed a.vor - INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
,r.s nEyoND COMPARE

MAXWELL HOUS
in
il. powder grind but millions OF tiny ayo, Y
Maxwell delicious
Ivins Of
q of old hionedc
c, s.a IN " hsl ~
Evening star., 1952-05-08
Savings Of IA to "a or more
Radios, Radio-Phonographs

Orio.--NoW
! 1851 PhIco Console Combination;
AMIN rodo, 3-speed outomotc
record ployer;. floor somple, model
! 1851 PhiIco Console Combinoton;
AM-FM rodio, 3-speed automatic
ord ployer floor sample, model l733 1926 1s9.95
I 1881 RCA Combination; AM FIN
rodio, IS rpm automatic record
player; floor sompe, model 45Wlo- 1925 1898
I 1851 MotoroIo Combination; AM-FM
rodio 3-speed automatic record pIoy-
er floor sompe, model oFM2l -----25o.e5 1893
! 1851 RCA Combination; 3-speed rec
ord ployer, stondord broadcast rodio;
floor sompIe model A82- 2o9.s5 1893
I 1851. RCA Combination; AN FIN f. %f -
rodio 3-speed automatic record ploy-
er; floor sompIe, model Al0l------25e.95 1898
strotors So -------------------- - sle5 1898
strotors ;'o.-'~ 1895 zz.s5
I 1851 MotoroIo TobIe Radio; Demon
strotor - see5 z7.s5
I 1851 Motorolo Portable Rodio; DEM
enstrotor tor -------- s4e5 74.ss
Lansburghs-MAJOR APPLIANCES-41S Seventh
Street or Through the Arch,uay. Main Bldg
Evening star., 1952-05-08

g w: J. 5 IS; s. s. $50 ;;:
@ !; 3 4; = : :: :; e; 4: Il: :; :; q
Evening star., 1952-05-08
RANGES, DISHWASHERS,
CABINETS

! 1851 philco Completely Automatic
Electric Ronoe; burners and deepweII
cooker; oversize with "Under
Gloss" broiler and buit-in "Jiffy Grid
de; floor sompe, model All 3eee5 259.95
Fomous-Moke Automatic Electric Dish
washer; fully mobile; installation
required: demonstrotor- otor---------22o95 IS 174.eS
! 1851 Youngstown Jet Tower Auto
motto Electric Dishwosher- Sink Com
binoton; 48" wide: floor sompIe,
] 1851 Youngstown Jet Tower Auto
notic Electric Dshwosher: III wide;
floor sompIe model B27D -289.e5 1895
! Youngstown Kitchen Wall Cabinet;
2l"xl8"; floor sompIe 1895 1875
Lansburgh's-MAJOR APPLIANCES-41S SeUenth
Street or Through the ArchDay, Main Bldg
Evening star., 1952-05-08
BUY-LINES by Nancy Susser
hinss New snd Interesting ,

"sskU HuVtus1"E eO'0"" " I""Ss NJ
New York, May 8-I've found the newest, incest,
easiest way to be of your sweetness simply
use VP, the very personal Stick Deodorant by Vir.
ginia Parks. just quick flick of this ice.blue stick
and VP Is applied and dry {. . runny liquids, no
messy sprays, no eream-covered fingers! And
greaseless, antiseptic VP is wonderfully effective
destroys OdOr-producng bacteria because it contains
iss.. e.. e.. R~L
Evening star., 1952-05-08


and nonanG to normal skin get vP Stick Deodo.n, a.
with eakproO plastic only 81, plus
Oft LoSS Well I've the per.
feet mine into decable dishes by serving them
with good rich And Of never depend ordinary
browning alone to be of exrarh, brown extra
gravy a0ays BOUQUET unique
Of IA choice vegetables herbs and spices adds artificial flavor
merely brings the natural goodness Of fowl That's why
relied KITCHEN BOUQUET
-. why don't you make KITCHEN BOUQUET standby too?
Evening star., 1952-05-08

MISS Mary T.. a. FLICK.
In .St. Anthony's Church, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Ann Frick became
the bride May 3 of Mr.. Bernard
William Hysan, jr. The Rev. John
j. Dressed of1iciated at the cere-
mony, after which a reception was
held at the Catholic Daughters
of America Club.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Marion Prick. Mr..
Hysan's parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Hysan of Mount Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hysan will live in
Bladensburg. following their re-
turn from Atlantic City.
could and should be handled in a
little more orderly and business
like fashion. Every wife, in her
savings, should feel that she is
working for the whole family, and
her husband should have the same
feeling.
But there should be a definite
agreement. If the husband gives
her. say. $50 a week to run the
house. allowing her to keep what
she can save. no one can COM
plain. But it's far better for her
to have an allowance of her own,
with no strings attached, and then
to run the rest Of the household
budget independently of this and
for the benefit of the entire family.
This calls for a fair deal from
the husband-and I'm the first
to admit that a great many men
Evening star., 1952-05-08

and work. as we'll as money. Try BlnB Whole Mush-
room Crowns as a tasty topper" for hamburgers
. Oh make chow mein really exotic with BinB
Sliced Mushrooms. You'll want to glorify stews
with BinB Chopped Mushrooms too 20 stock up up
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something special to perk up low
\ cost dishes? Then get BinB MOsh-
rooms for they add heavenly fia-
4 vor to countless humble foods. That's
\ because they're the only mushrooms
y broiled in pure creamery butter {.
then packed in their own rich broth.
\ There's no peeling, no trimming and
NO waste so they save you time