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Evening star., 1952-02-29

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The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04
Air Defense Hq. Send Jets to Chase Saucer Reports

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, P)-The nerve center of the na- tion's air defense admitted Satur- day to being involved in the fly ing saucer situation.
 Headquarters of the Air Force Defense Command, located at Kent Air Force Base here, re- ported that there has been furry of reports of saucers and other unidentified objects for the past two weeks.
 Fast interceptor planes are kept on the ready to jet aloft to find out what goes on-if possible.
 We've really been scrambling," :" an ADO spokesman said. ''Those planes are kept loaded and ready to go and their pilots are never more than a few feet away They're in the air within seconds of report that seems definite enough"
 The ADO isn't saying what might have been found. The re- suits of the scrambles aren't for it to announce. Findings are turn ed over to technical experts at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, O.
 'It should be pointed out," ADO said, "that radar in many in stances picks up certain natural phenomena, such as ionized clouds, which may give the ap- pearance of solid objects on the scope.
 "Other man-made objects, such as flares, weather balloons and so on, may also register on the scope, and some interceptions have re- vealed that these are often what the unknowns turn out to be-"
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04
NOME NEEDS A COAST GUARD STATION

The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the families of the eight young serving with the US Navy who gave their lives while on duty in this far northern part of the United States.
 It is exceedingly sad that their young lives had to be taken to prove that this area needs to have Coast Guard station re-established with duty while ships are in port and with authority to close the port to small craft when weather conditions demand it.
 The question has been asked as to how many lives saved during the many years the Coast Guard do not know do we believe that this is the proper way to evaluate it's services More important the services which given during that period from the turn of the century until the middle of World War II, when constant vigil, intelligent understanding of the weather conditions peculiar to the and good manshp averted disasters.
 Our sympathy also goes to those men who must assume the responsibility for these deaths due to the circumstances surrounding the terrible accident no one man should be held entirely responsible
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04
TO EAT YOUR HAT
 USE A GOOD RECIPE.

NEW YORK = If you have to eat your hat to pay off a bet after next November's presidential election, you may as we'll make it digestible.
 So thinks Harry Rolnick, president of a hat company ResistoD in Garland, Tex. He has come up with hatful, of recipes for succulent fedoras.
 His recipe for "Top Hat Dumplings":: Cook top hat in salad water 10 min. Grind top hat and combine marion, am, onion, salt, crumbs, flour and egg. Mix well. Boil noodles in beef broth 8 min. Shape mixture into = inch balls. Drop onto noodles. Cover. Cook 10 minutes. Serve hot.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04
Army Creates Rear Area Headquarters In Korea

TOKYO, (P The US. Army split it's Korean Command Satur- day with the creation of a new rear area headquarters parallel ing Gen. James A. Van Fleets fighting US. Eighth Army.
 The new outfit is the Korean Communications Zone" It will handle all the back area support for the fighting army, prisoners of war and civil assistance.
 Its commander, whose main headquarters are at Taegu, is Maj. Gen. Thomas w. Herrin of Dadeville, Ala.
 Gen. Mark Clark's Far East Command headquarters two weeks ago announced that Van Fleets command would be split for the sake of efficiency.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04
Navy Patrol Plane Over Yellow Sea Fights Off Attack By Two MICS

WASHINGTON, lP)-The Navy reported Monday that one of it's patrol planes fought off two Rus sian built MIG jet fighters over the Yellow Sea last Thursday, and returned to it's base in Korea. Two of it's crew were killed and two were wounded in the fight.
 The Navy said the plane, a Martin Mariner, was on routine patrol over the sea area west of Korea when it was attacked by two Chinese Communist MIG" fighters.
 In a running fight, the Ameri- can plane, a 200-mile-an-ho fly ing boat, was damaged but was able to limp to the west coast of Korea where it received spot re- pairs before proceeding to Iva kuni in Japan.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04
Both Nominees
 Will Direct Their Own Campaigns
fBY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

Gov. Adlai Stevenson and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower have in- dicated they plan to keep strong grip on the direction of their cam paigns for the presidency.
 Gen. Eisenhower, the Republi- can nominee, told reporters at Denver that "there can be no boss of this campaign" other than Eisenhower himself. He said the advice of political advisers will get top consideration but the final responsibility is his.
 Wilson Wyatt, Gov. Stevenson's s campaign manager, said all ele- ments of the campaign twill be coordinated with Governor Ste venson." He explained that this doesn't mean the Democratic na- tional committee will play lesser role in the campaign. "It will be a different one," he said.
 In Kansas City, President Tru- man left it clear that Democratic campaign strategy is up to Ste venson. The President is willing and ready to stump the country. But he is waiting for the Illinois governor to give the word.
 General Eisenhower promised a fighting campaign starting about Sept. 1. Eisenhower said he and his running mate, Senator Richard M. Nixon of California, will go into "all the hooks and crannies in the United States"
 The Republican candidate said he believes development of a sound program for world peace overrides all the issues of the presidential campaign. He made this reply when asked to com ment on a statement by Gov. Ste venson that foreign policy is the principal issue.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04
Selective Service May Soon Re-Survey Men With Dependents

WASHINGTON, (P)-Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey says resurvey of men deferred from military service because they have depend ents may soon be necessary if the armed forces are to be kept at their present levels.
 Hershey, the director of Selec- tive Service, expressed this opin- ion Monday in an editorial in the publication, "Selective Service" " which is sent to the 4,000 local draft boards over the nation.
 The question which must be faced in the not too distant fu- ture," he said, is the source of the manpOwer which will inevit- ably be needed. The group of about 9OO,OO0 deferred in Class 3-A because of dependency, he added, lis one of the largest that can be made available to supple ment the present supply of man. power available for military ser vice.
 "The future policy in relation to this group is of the utmost i'm porrance," he added.
 Hershey said the United States historically has given greater con- sideration to fatherhood in defer ment from military service than any other nation.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04
Tension In Berlin As
 Red Blockade Threatens

BERLIN, (P)-TenSlOn mount ed in divided Berlin Saturday as West Berlin police alerted riot squads to combat a threatened in- Vasion of Western sectors Sun day by thousands of demonstrat- ing Communist youth.
 The planned invasion to demon strate flor peace" was announced by the Communist press in the wake Of Friday nights demand by Russia that the Big Three powers lift restrictions on trade between the East West zones of Germany. The Soviets charged the trade bars violate the 1949 agreement ending the Red block ade of Berlin.
 Although the aim of the Rus sian move was not immediately apparent, observers considered 1t significant in view of the tension in this re-encircled city. It could foreshadow another blockade If the Soviets are looking for an ex- cuSe for such a maneuver.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving Friday were: Chris Roust, w. J. Russell, J. ID. Craw- ford, Glenn Morie, M. Larson, Jack Dempsey, Jorgen Krohm, Floyd Baldwin, Bryant Davis, Hilkey Robinson, Mary Weirschem, and Laura Saxton.
 Departing were: Roy Couts, M. w. Macklin, Harry Stotts and two children, Herb Williams, Allen Grant.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04
N o T I C E

A meeting of all volunteers who assisted in inc recent Cancer Fund Drive has been called for Wednesday evening at 8 al the City Hall 10 meet with Mildred Herman. territorial chairman.
 All other persons interested in combating cancer or obtaining in- formation on same are cordially invited also.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04

Stephen Foster, creator of such American folk songs as My Old Kentucky Home" and "Old Folks at Home," was born on the same day that both Presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson died-July 4, 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04

Rolnick has other recipes on tap for Chinese Roast Pork Pie Hat," "Homberg-er Deluxe" "Jiffy Macaroni and Fedora" Shredded Straw Hat au Gratin," and Panama Hat PattieS."
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-04

In the glassware business, "handbl0wn" is an expression meaning blown by human lungs.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

Men don't like aggressive, DOM
mating, bosSy females" Write
this down as lesson No. / in your
book, Maxine.
You are learning the hard way.
Unless you begin Immediately to
apply what you have learned, you
are going to lose your fiance. I'll
let any man judge from your
letter:
IF Eliot and I don't get things
Strengthened out between us. I'm
going to have to break our en-
gagement, DR.. Popenoe. He seems
to resent everything I do. I'm
energetic, busineSSlike, better at
certain things than he is. That's
what he seems to resent. He is
working for his Phi. D. and ad-
mire his scholarship. But to
continue:
when we go through a door,
he wants to hold it open for me.
Half the time / get there ahead
of him and go through alone be-
cause I move faster. He resentS
that. He also resentS these things:
When we dance ! naturally take
the lead because I'm q better
dancer than he is; when some one
stops us on the street to ask di-
rections, ! answer Immediately
because he's slow; when he tried
to teach me to play tennis I
learned so fast that I beat him
while the lessons were still going
on. and this isn't half of it! Is
there any hope for marriage to
q man like that?"
Not unless you learn to play
your cards more skillfully, Maxine.
In fact. there is little likelihood
that he will marry you, on your
present showing. He is doubtless
attracted by many good qualities
that you possess. but he won't
take them at the price of being
made continually to feel inferior.
AS a start. write me for MINI
eographed sheet of suggestions I
have an Don't Be Too Aggres-
Sive." I'll send it with the COM
pliments of this newspaper to any
one who incloses a stamped, self
addressed envelope with the re-
quest. 4
It's not easy to get rid Of ag-
gressiveness-the best you can do
Is to handle it Skillfully. Here
are three possible ways:
/. You could try to conceal
your aggressiveneSs. This would
be uncomfortable-probably i'm
possible.
2. You could drop this man and
try to find some other partner who
is even more aggressive than your
self. You could learn with him
some of the pleasures of being a
real partner instead of a boss.
3. You could turn your aggres-
siveness toward some Of the evils
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Readers Clearing House
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Contributions and requests
sent in by the tollowing haze
been forwarded to those for
a0hom they toere intended:
Washington-Mrs. B., E. c.,
]. B. H., Mr.. H. j. L., Mr.. r. T.
G., Mrs. c. B.. Mrs. M. D. B.,
B. S., Mrs. p. T., Mr.. A. G. G.,
A. F., Mrs. G. c. S., w. B. r.,
Mr.. c. D. R.. Mrs. K. c r.,
Mrs. D. r., j. D. P, Mr.. G. E.
E., Mrs. c. A. c.. Mrs. M. G. D.,
j. w.. Mr.. E. S., Mrs. H. D.,
Mrs. I. H. T.. M. F. NJ, Mrs.
A. H. Y. A. F.
Alexandria - Mrs. j. j. NJ,
Mrs. j. L. K, Mrs. w. j. L.
ArlingtOn-Mrs. j. c. W.. j. T.,
Mrs. I. E. c.. A. N. NJ, Miss B.
M. c., Mrs. E. L. Bethesda
Mrs. H. w. c., Mrs. L. S. B.
Chevy Chased. S. K. Dicker-
son-Mrs. E. F. Fairfax-Mrs.
E. N. H. Fort Belvoir-Mrs. A.
o. Glenn Dale-Mrs. r. c.,
M. v. B. GunstOn Manor
Miss L. A. c. Hyattsville-Mrs.
j. w. r. Kensington-Mrs. A.
S. D. Lac0nia-Mrs. j. F. p.
Mount Rainier-H. C. New Cam
ton-Mrs. A. D. B. PacOnian
Springs-Mrs. r. r. S. Rich
m0nd-Mrs. r. A. K. Sebring,
Fla.-Mrs. L. D. Silver Spring
Mrs. c. C.. D., v. B.. Mrs. w.
K. TakOma Park-Mrs. L. D.
University Hill-M. c. B.
Washington Grove-Mrs. r. H.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
RECIPES OFFERED;
TWO REOIJESTS2
Miss H. NJ. A., Bethesda

miss II. M. A., BetheSdGJ
Your exchange has been so
interesting and helpful to me
over the years that it is high
time I tried to pay of my debt
to small extent.
Mrs. A-B. B., Hyattsville:,
Pineapple-mint sherbet (from
a woman's magazine last sum-
mer-as adapted for a refrig-
erator). Cook 112 cups sugar
and 11a cups water in saucepan
until sugar is dissolved and the
sirup boils. Add y cup washed.
slightly crushed mint leaves and
let steep for about an hour.
Strain: add to the sirup, juice
of l lemon, juice of 11a oranges.
u cup crushed pineapple and
l1a ripe bananas. mashed. A
few drops OF, green vegetable
coloring adds color. Then mix
in gently the white of one egg
beaten until it stands in soft
points. Put in ice cube tray.
When it reaches the slushy
stage we beat it with an egg
beater and return to finish
freezing. Makes about 11a
quarts.
Mrs. a.. E. W.. Arlington:
Apple crisp (if you've already
tried this way of baking apples,
perhaps some one else will find
it new. Pare, core and slice
6 apples into creased baking
dish; add two tablespoons
lemon Juice mixed with u cup
water. Combine 1a teaspoon
cinnamon with " cup sugar
and sprinkle over apples. For
the topping mix vi. cup sugar.
u cup flour, "a teaspoon salt;
cut in 70 cup butter. Arrange
crumbs over apples. Bake in
moderate oven $3.50 degrees) IS
minutes. Serves 6.
For those Of you who watch
calorie intake somewhat spas
medically, too. here is a salad
dressing mother makes by the
little of this and pinch of that
method. About 3 tablespoons
of water to "a cup Of vinegar;
add la teaspoon of salt and a
sprinkle of pepper: dissolve in
this mixture approximately 312
grains OF saccharin euse enough
"a grain or " grain tablets to
make up the 31a fun grains).
This may taste a little strong
before it is poured over the let
tuce, onion. tomatoes, etc, but
the moisture from the salad in
gradients dilutes it. This dress
ing may be added to the salad
several hours before it is eaten
because there is no. oil to wilt
and .diScolor the greens.
Now I would like to make two
requests: The first is the recipe
for a ham and chicken casserole
in cheese sauce eaten in the
Capital dining room several
years ago. The second is a
salad served at a church sup
per. One of the ladies told me
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Modern Murriuqe
OveroggressNe Wife Believed
Not Likely to Find Happiness

of the outside world--there are
plenty of them that need to be
attacked! Then you could relax
a little with your partner.
Your letter illustrates one of the
great handicaps of the aggressive
female, Maxine-you don't respect
Eliot. The man with an over
aggressive wife is not likely to be
happy in marriage; but his wife
isn't happy, either. She continu-
ally wishes her husband were a
leader, while at the same time.
she refuses to let him lead. So
you had, better start right now to
work on your own aggressiveness.
Evening star., 1952-07-09

Pattern No. 1854 is a sew-rite
perforated pattern in sizes 10, IL,
IA. Is, 18, 20. Size IL. short sleeve.
I4A yards of 39-inch.
Pattern No. 1856 is a sew-rite
perforated pattern in sizes 3. 4,
5, 6, z. 8 years. Size 4, 25s yards of
39-inch.
For these patterns, send 30c for
each pattern ordered, in coins,
your name. address, pattern num-
ber and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star. Post
Office Box 80, Station G, New
York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
CLOUDY FILM.

MRS. B. j., Arlington
This is in answer to the lady
who wanted to know what would
remove the gray or cloudy Aim
that sometimes forms on ma
hogany and cherry furniture.
I have a mahogany desk and
also q walnut sewing machine
cabinet which became very gray
and cloudy looking and were in
that state for several years.
Recently I polished the desk
with very fine steel wool and
lemon oil furniture polish, and
now it looks as good as new.
I think if the lemon oil is used
every few months the furniture
will keep in good condition.
Lemon oil polish can be obtained
at a large department. store at
11th and G streets.
- &*A
INFORMATION ON POEM.
mrs. S. B. c., Woodbridge)
I was interested in your ques-
ton about the little poem which
begins Mondays child is fair
of face" You will find the
poem in a charming book called
the Better Homes and Gardens
Story Book. In addition to this
poem, there are many other IA
vorite stories and poems from
children's literature. selected by
Betty O'Connor.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
To- REMOLD LIPSTICK.
STILL WAITING2

MRS. r. M. c.. Washington
I have not yet seen a reply to
the request for information as
to how the handle of a frying
pan can be repaired. The COM
position piece which holds the
wooden handle firm to the pan
is broken, which allows the
handle to turn so that it Is inn
possible to use the pan safely.
Evening star., 1952-07-09

tomato soup, olives, celery and
gelatin; but I've never seen
recipe on this order in any of
my books.
LITTLE RHYME.
Mrs. D. r. B., jr., Washington
The following is little rhyme
I thought some. of you readers
might enjoy. It is a favored
quotation of my father in law.
Married in January's hoar and rime.
life you'll tread in time together.
Married when March winds shrill and
roar. your home will lie on distant
Married meath Aprirs chanseable skies,
checkered path before you lies.
Married when bees DER May blossoms
Married in the month Of roses, June,
your life viii be one long honeymoon.
MfaFsd In ny emoEss E in GSsss ".1 a1. sSss
Married in. August's heat and browse,
Married in golden septembsr's glow.
vhea ySpT cf octoD.r 5 T thS
toll and hardship for you begin.
Married in the wales of November mist.
fortune your wedding ring has kissed.
Married in the days Of December cheer.
love still will shine brighter year
after year.
Il X
TO REMOLD LIPSTICK.
mrs. E. L. A.. Washington
I have several lipstick ends
on hand, which I would like to
melt and remold. Does any one
know how to remold them?
Where can mold-forms be OBJ
tanned? =.
***
Evening star., 1952-07-09

it was made Of cream cheese,
tomato soup. olives. celery and
gelatin: but I've never seen a
recipe on this order in any of
my books.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
RFTHESDA S13 Q50

BETHESDA, $18,950
New brick Cape Cod, within 2 blks. Of
new school. Liv. rm. with f1repl.,
bright, cheerful dining L; modern.
equip. kit. nice bedrms., tile hath
on 1st a. Open stairway to huge in
suIated Ind q. Plumbing and heat
Ioughed in. Full bsmt. with picture
windows. gas heat, outside entrance.
COLONIAL, $18,500
Choice location in Silver Spring, near
all schools, 2 blkS. to bus. This pre-
war home is modern and Immacu-
late, with dishwasher and disposal
in equip. kit. liv. rm. with firepl.,
separate din. rm., side screened
porch on lst fl. Three bedrms. and
tile bath on End fl. Finished recr.
rm. in bsmt. Beautiful yard entirely
Anchor-fenced; many trees. Auto.
heat.
Rambler-Hillendale
Lot. los It. frontage, 264 TT. deep.
One year old, brick, 3-bedrm. RAM
bier: huge side screened porch, large
kit. with table space, liv. rm. with
firepl. and large din. area, utility
Tm., gas heat. Price. SCI, 900; terms.
Wood Conley Co., Realtors
S7I0 Ga. Ave. 81. 300 It'll Q
Evening star., 1952-09-05
With garage, Ia baths; $23,500.
With carport, 1 bath; $19.950.
ENGLISH EASEMENT

ENGLISH BASEMENT
Attrac. brick in convenient location
for bus, stores. schools and 10
fireplace. 3 bedrms.. 2Ia baths plus
den. Cash of $4,000 or less might
handle. Quite an unusual home. Ask
to see 1t.
All of the above have peen picked
as outstanding homes. reasonably
TIE. 3445. or residence, AL. 8S52,
after hours.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
Can Ynll wait a while

For a de luxe 3-year-old
brick and frame rambler in
THE latest of neighborhoods:
3 bedrms., large liv.-din. rm.
with picture window, entering
of to side screened porch;
built-in breakfast nook; wide,
level fiowered lot: full bsmt.
and outside entrance; walk to
new grade school. A similar
house Is S22,500 nearby. This
one goes at $4,000 on terms.
Call nU O00n
Evening star., 1952-09-05
BEST OF ALL

Is the development Of
Churchhiu located Just 4/10 Of
q mile over Arlington County
line near East Falls Church.
large expansive homes sur
round this area. the lots are
wide and deep, the houses vary.
For S13,500 you can buy q
3-bedrm. ramblerette, break
fast bar between kit. and din.
r.. completely fenced yard,
Bendix, stove, refgr. in kit,
large rear storage room. A
S9,100 first trust available,
proving real value. Call US to
inspect at OW. 9O9O.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
lrlinston-Fairfax-Faiis Church
A WHOLE ACRE

Within ID minutes to Penta-
gon and 20 min. to d. c. and
with q stream, located OF fast
Shirley hwy; good-size ANTIQUE
paneled hv. rm., with picture
window. with VIEW; wood
burning fireplace, extra-large
separate din. rm.. twin-size
huge custom-buiit fiagstone
patio. and ovens; wooded lot.
detached garage. Good terms.
Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
ME To TRANSFER, must sell m.
l1UII Uy dPPV. OKA. I : o . .
~uJrxTU NIJACE

O1GN O4IF1O4I' .4S1D, -.
Handsome, 4-bedrm., 2-bath, det.
center and Connecticut ave. The
home is vacant and needs some
decorating, but is an excellent value.
Attached Gear garage; stairs TO
attic. Will finance. W. B. WRIGHT.
EN- NknO
Evening star., 1952-09-05
CHERRYDAIE

To longtime residents of
Arlington is well known. to
out-of-towners it's 8 min. to
d. c. An older house but In
tip-top shape. Living rm.. din.
from front poreS: siar%i nj Sain' cornei Dsms
lot with trees. Assume SiI,3o6
first trust; pay only So, 700
at, Call OW, 5000.
Evening star., 1952-09-05
BUY NOW

81. Biggest Cape Cod
For $15,950; huge expansion attic,
full bsmt.. large shaded lot; excel
lent financing.
Brick Rambler With Carport
year old. 23-.t. lv, rn... fireplace,
2 large bedrooms, full bsmt.; h-acre
lot; $16,500.
Just Completed
Custom-built brick rambler, separate
dining rm.. 8 bedrms., full parti-
toned bsmt.; 95-ft. wide lot; all
modern conveniences; 2 blocks from
everything; S16,950.
Quality Plus ~!
The best built brick rambler We have
seen this year; 22-ft. nv. rm., fire.
place, 3 bedrms., huge hSmt.; large
lot with trees; $1S,500.
Stone and Brick Suburban
Rambler with separate dining rm., IN
baths, q 4th bedrm. paneled on
ground level; attached garage; large
patio. big lot; S24,750.
Secluded Estate
baths; large home, under huge pines;
soft. ly. rm. with fireplace; only
u hour from d. c.; S24,950 is a
rArJS rEJYrpCrz prarrv N a ahhh
Evening star., 1952-09-05
NFW HAMPSHIRE Garden :

EEW HAMPSHIRE GARDEN - Un-
usual offering in a 3-bedrm. mod
ernistic home with powder rm; Isl
OF shopping center and bus line.
Immediate possession. -.
n. NJ. NORTHERN, DI. SS42, 81. 1859
Evening star., 1952-09-05
RAMBLER

Modern as tomorrow. Close
and snug to the ground. Brick
construction. Foyer entrance.
Liv. rm. with fioor-to-ceiling
fireplace, o lady's kit. 8 bed
rooms, ! paneled; rear patio.
Must sell. Only $4,000 down
payment and total price Of
Sl2.Qh0. Call OW. 5000.