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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont }

DODGE 1912. 15-ft. van-type body,
duo rear wheels. 32-in. tailgate,
new. motor. installed in 1850; for
merly used for hauling furniture;
excellent. condition; priced right for
gGbAae sqlek sds To 2ansPss nsPsft isf MAEco1M Ne
scATEs. INC. 4121 18th st. NV.
FORD 1850 F-s pickup, very good
cond., grill guard, rear bumper.
gaS ia5o; $685. cs crescent 7fS 7fS
before 10 am. or after l pm.
FIVE Iydo pUMR y r G1s TRUcKs Ks; s,t., to yds m
a. SsoG s-sses' g eSs'ooo' CAL at'er o q Pm
Wheelbase; 14h-ft. bed with 6ia-
#. reinforced stake; perfect for
TFGcT 1EsS trafh faTse iM6o ete sa39 RJs
Md. III. a442 o-N'' ~ " @4
CHEVROLET 1859 1-ton panel; 2, 900
mi; S1,700; good as new. RA. 90S3.
GMC 194s tractor model e23. with
Si,745. LENox MoToR CO., 2423
Kenilworth ave.. Bladensburg. Md.
INTERN. HARVESTER 1852 L 1874,
22-ton: fully equipped; 3-yd. dump;
used only 4 wks.; Just ike new;
cost t $4,000: will sell for 1920,
DoDGE 1947 stake body; 1904 Forest
rd,' appt; APT, 3oa. Kent Village. Phone
1851 Metro truck,
with inside shelving; S2,250., so
Rhode Island ave. ne. Adams 9752.
DODGE 1947 s4-ton step-in body; in
seen at Gulf Station at New Jersey
snd Rhode Island aves. NV, NO.
good cond, new motor,
Ja 19r SAFE aeST4 q exchange for small truck
oxneT. own, Lar T.aTivsn; ds Luxe !Sa cab ReaatsePP;
DUMP TRUCK
Completely overhauled: new cam and
s5 hGsi csn nanee Saskss s sS9a accept tsss
or pickup in trade. ia. O2O2. IS
FORD 1947 panel; heater; 1895;
FORD 1850 F-5 1K-ton VS.: 15s-
inch w.b.; left. stake body with
hoist; excel. cond.; 81 .450 or best
offer. Call MR.. SMITH. GE. S396.
WILLYS JEEP 1947 ha-ton pickup
truck; 4-wheel drive; transfer case;
very clean; excellent almost-new
tires. PARKvIEW SHELL SERVICE
STATION, 3415 Georgia ave. NV.
GE. 954o -5
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE
PONTIAC SO station wagon; Hydra.
low mileage; new warranty: $2,757.

PONTIAC '62 station wagon: Hydra.
Moop ISSNiriAc, zsdHess ssai cSsnn:etieut:: Is:
PSNT1ac SSi seVY YYs5o convertible: beautiful.
cylinder, Hydra Matte gears, r., h.
Price, 81 800. Owner leaving coun-
try. For information call UN. 1920,
suDs f9 ssso E D DsHaSicH GsS Ss srxTHoSs ;sfn \:
$3.50 Ga. ave. NV. %
PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain IS" con.
vertlble; Hydra Matte, r, h., $4,000
actual miles: sparkling black finish.
new tan top: red leather interior.
Car positively same rs new in every
way; You may take car to your own
meSnSnie MGma fe9 approval; $1,S95. BELL
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 Land Cruiser
4-door sedan: orig. mirror slaZed
black finish; fully equipped includ.
ing money-saving overdr've and auto.
coAsTSs s poST1Ac Sss1 s1c cS spsce aoY fsSS FioS:
n;a.a ida ave; :,r ne. AT. 1900. Open eve
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion conv.,
SSVesdTdrive. SUsdd raSio, Climatizer, hill
acces. Performance and appearance
e o1fp this nsoSar car is outstanding. s1.b7b.
sTuDEBAKER 1851 Commander
engine, overdrive, r, h., 5000 actual
miles. Sparkling sea green fnish,
nylon upholstery. Car positively
same as brand-new in every way.
You may take car to your own
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave-. - We. o $500.
sTUDEBAKER AZ club coupe, dark
Cheap transpertation; sssS. 4. e.
so1oSs saS osl FL L. 'Ei s.ssSi 81 Or oqsR Fl:
sTTDIBAKER sTTSDSIIiBiA 1851 Champion, - 4.dr.
than 1900 mi. showroom cond.
s90saan s2 ao desie1s saislas a. Il ss0 SsSB By. osn
STUDEBAKER 81 2-dr. sed., Cham.
pion Regal, complete with auto.
drive, elec: clock and climstiSer:
ss5s sHSss. fse%s c.s5' S"n'E bu d'lssa: asss:
sTUDEBAKER 81 Champion, stand.
ard model with heater, in excel.
sTUDEBAKER so Champion; Green;
sT1lSf sSnS;; s. az s4S s. JE; , s.157e. -.
SAUDE. 40 CnaWp. 4-ur., n, o. De
i5s Sss:' soas s'sst S ssss s. '15t VII '1si
NEW WILLYs AERO CAR now here.
Biggest trade ins. MARVIN MOTORS,
! Rockville 1900. a
CADILLAC 1850 Fleetwood; chauffeur
driven, garage kept; Hydra-Matic,
white sidewal tires. r. and h.
Custom built-in glass partition which
| diSappears out of view when NOT In
use.
Custom built-in radio for rear pas.
senger. Spare tire never used. This
car is absolutely immaculate and
! certainly one for discriminating
50. 3.325. Can be financed. JERRY
ALMO. Waldorf. Md. waldorf 1901.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
GARAGES

NIGHT PARKING AVAILABLE; all
cars under cover. Call EX. 1890
for rates l5l4 I st; nv.
low S st. NV. Overhead doors. WO.
WANTED GARAGE space for l car
in vicinity l4th and Columbia I'd.
RE. $500, MR.. CAROTHERS. 4
2S17 14th ST.--Garage for rent: Ss
month. GA. 1856, sun; weekdays,
CO. 3l33 5
FOR RENT-Nr. N. Capitol and H
sts.-l- l-story warehouse or gar
about 40X50; also parking lot for
trucks or cars. E. P. SCHWARTZ,
INC. 1014 Vermont ave. NV, DI.
GARAGE FOR RENT, rear 1880
Irving st. NV; $40 mo. Apply
FOR RENT. 2-story brick garage.
rear of 1904 18th st. NV; $50 per
mo. Call DI. 1853 or OF. 7S11.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEv. so h-ton panel: 5000 mi;
like brand-new. Phone TO. 4s72.
FORD 1850 F-s pickup; very eooo
cond.. grill guard, rear bumper
heater. turn signals; bought new
July 1850. S995. Call Crescent no
WILLYs 194s a-ton stake body:
mileage. Dodse as power wagon
pickup 1-ton; 126-in. wheelbase;
4-wheel drive. with winch; good
cond: low mileage. Parked in rear
Rock Greek Shopping Center. Grubb
I'd, l blk south Of East-West hwy.
After inspection call SH. 0441 be-
s1sl sis H'lS 5Sa SsaS 'Euss: gSs ssp sss
cAEvRoGET cAATEvRdoIGiET 1851 H-ton panel; ex-
eel. cond. low mileage. $1,000.
Discontinued delivery service. no
longer need vehicle. PosINS' $3.50
cGEyRSLfT GfSFss fYe' niS 1S4s RA 4a24' stake
BODY truck; tires almost new new; COM COM
$500. $500 Cali FEDERAL. coNTRAcf. SNiH CT
ING CO, 915 N. Y. ave. NV.
FORD Or 1850 1880 VS. em-ton dump; 41yd
body. heavy-duty wheels. 600 tires
sS Isas Al MSTSos MsSHst5isn rSFp aSF pnilelessss lssi
East;Wsst e 5ses hSy; Silver i've sI' spTinr, Ma
FORD 40 1ta-ton van; mechanically
excellent; good 14-ft. body; ready
for work, at the low price of 81 ,495.
MONROE FORD, 1887 East-West
hwy, Silver Spring, Md. 81. 1904.
Open eaes. til 8. -3
Evening star., 1952-05-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

194s blue. $3.50; 194S Pre-
from; up to 80 miles to the gallon;
one Of these cars would be Just the
car for now; why not take time out
and have a demonstration to see for
yourself the ease in handling in this
nomical they are; don't put 1t on
HILL 8 SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer tNA. ss60. 1114 Yer
ANGLIA Seas Ave 1851, a;Y green; driven % only
5000 miles. Original owner leaving
country. Sacrifice; $3.50. 10. 2
AUSTIN tHSTi 1s4s A4o: $4,000 miles,
recently -overhauled and painted;
$475 or best offer for urgent sale.
AusTiNs Us; 1s'eS '4s. ssas; 40. s7ss; 80
Roiis-Royce. Re- % JACK 1SS Fry. y LTD'. TS.I i4tS e
and P NV: and 5000 Conn. ave-.
HaTrsN HaS 4ii0~ Afo sfahf kAisER SER: MAN-
INC, both sides Of 9TH at r NV.
s am. to 4 pm. NO. 270O
BUICK 1947 Super convertible coupe:
ssrms an excellent yslIe st @ SS3s liberal ath
BUICK 40 Dynaflow Super 4-dr de
luxe: fully equipped, T., h., turn
signals, Wv. tires, perfect dark
green finish, low mileage, one owner;
81 1,495. sMORRIS-HUGHES. 1914 Ga,
ave. NV. RA. 1122. a
BUICK 1851 convertible, like new.
S2.625. AP. 1856 or RA. 1882. "A
BUICK 1850 Roadmaster Rivera:
Wv. tires, r. and h., automatic
windows. de luxe interior trim.
red leather and nylon upholstery.
body color light grey with black top;
orig. owner; $4,000 miles; so.
BUiiiCK IS47 Super conv.: r. and h..
new top, good tires; very clean car.
Can arrange financing. $3.50. OWN
BUICK '51 super Adj; gray; Wv.
tires: peri. cond:; fully equipped;
BUICK 1910 4-dr. Special; clean and
well kept; ceiling price or best oder.
OW 1868. -
Evening star., 1952-05-03
VACATION PLACES
LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY TO LOAN-FHA Title IL.
first deeds Of trust Low interest
TIENN. Tatss4 No pI9sA IG9ssrAking problem. THE
FIRST AND SECOND Trust LOANS.
BARToW REALTY co. Realtors.
1881 G st. NV. Me. 2495.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for lst,
End and 3rd MORTGAGES; nearby Md.
pr99pperties;, Can Mr.. PERCY, JU.
CASH PAID for 1st and End trust
notes white or colored, In D. c..
TON r. GORDON. Colorado Bldg.
18th an9 % q sts; NV. DI. $3.50.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
MECHANIC PROPERTIES. SIoo vii
son blvd. "a; 2-330O: -.
chased Cash IN one day. CAN Mr.
WEBB RE. 4961; eyes,. UN. 3705
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 8 to year terms and
monthly payments. p. J. WALSHE
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV, Ma. GAGS
Evening star., 1952-05-03
AVIATION

CESSNA 140, 2-way radio; primary
group; good cond. Call JA. 2-5146.
CESSNA 140. good condition; 1916;
painted and wings recovered; rel-
sonably priced; see to appreciate;
no phone information given; located
Washington Virginia Airport. 4
CULVER CADET. radio and trans
.mitter. L. lights; good cond.; $50.
relicense; $3.50. Call DE. 1908. )
Evening star., 1952-05-03
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

INDIANA DEALER in town this week
don't trade-Sell your advantage
all cash-BIG PRICE. WILLIAMS.
s6uTHERN 81 fTs s. suYGR Yq5R in st. town 1s for
good clean cars. Ia. 1901.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 7612 Ga. ave-. RA. 1922
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1851 auto Immediately. Call DI.
CHRYsLER wanted. VIII pay top
punnigan'. ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
st. NV. TU 243s.
WE NEED CARS regardless of make;
highest prices paid. Don't sell or
trade until you give us the ,oppor-
pres l@ny SaK WIN 1e Bay feaae c balance fs y0qf Il
any. All cash. See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
in legation $40 an to 9 pm.
EHfffdays E s20 e SSG %a.Ss meek oas, sass
Ford Dealer tNA. 9S50) lila YER
mont ave. nv.
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs Of all
HSkEG ES 5.5S s9SSiAc. 1884 'E'sss' s. NV y
N 81. 500. FLOOD 19og PoNTGfAAec. GAe 922si
Connecticut. WO. S4o0.
Want action and cash
= for good 40 to '52 car today2
Get my top price now; no .obliga-
GOOD MAN FOR BAD CARS and
trucks; iunkers, $50 and up. Call
ia 1869; immediate removal.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER paying
high prices for clean used cars. Call
TU lI7G =
Evening star., 1952-05-03
TRAlLERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Cherry
Hill Trailer Park. Route l. Berwyn,
Md. authorized dealer for several
makes Of new and used house trail
21-FT. ALL-ALUMINUM; sleeps 4;
cleo. refgr.; 4-burner stove; heater
and porch awning. Reas. for quick
SPARTANETTE. 80 IT,, 2 months old;
due to illness. must sell; Rt. l, Rich
mend n5f Afexsnd1is' nxs Moodlsy Vs Hills lot No.
Is FT. all aluminium trailer. fully
ei CALF is5S ail.aium.. HG fully
equipped eSIG IS dnclz; flush toilet, and 1850
tow truck. elec. brakes. etc. Both
like new. low mileage, many extras.
All for $3,500. Inspect now at
owners private garage. 1901 'L"
st. NV, cor. 18th and l.. opposite
Thomson School; --5
luggage trailer with Benhur collap-
slnle Snhle camping attachment; sleeps 4.
trailer S1g5, IO 4-fsl45 Il
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MOTORCYCLES tcont.)

must sell Immediately; $425 or best
offer. Can be seen any time. Call
10. 2-439S., =
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1875; nice condi.
ton; S150, 10. 2-7S2S 4
Evening star., 1952-05-03
SPECIAL SPRING
CLEARANCE SALE

C. to choose from)
1851 Triumph Tiger 100" fully
1852 Model 1926" new S41s.50 up
1852 81" and IA" o. H. ",
new S1,O69. so up
Ride your motorcycle to the races at
Piney Grove Speedway Sunday. May
4, at . pm.
RLEY-DAVIDSON SALES AND
SERVICE
1905 3lst St. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
NFRoNT PRoP-sALE tcontl REAL EsrATE LOANS tcontl
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

TOP PRICES PAID for End trust
g eeSe ST HssAe s5ts2: ewes p Of, GGST4 5SS7 q
S6,250 SECOND TRUST, payable
$64 so mo-, well-secured, good dis
count. Elk. 7400. 4
$4,000 So payable $40. so mo-. Sc
cured by 3-yr.-old detached home,
Montgomery Co.; good discount.
UN. O531.
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BOATS-$1O TO $50
10. S-2O73 -
MOTORCYCLES

NEW MOON, 2 bedrooms, latest model
16" TV. 20-ft. awning. Save 1000.
Lot 53. WOODLEY HILLS TRAILER
rs FT., 1852, Continental trailer, 1
month. old. Call JU. 7-6472. a
PALACE '52 80 it., 2 bedrooms. No.
4 Spring drive. Spring Bank Trailer
M0rokLv3sr7 PEi AZ; 3s27' eyes eyes q, "a
all extras; chromium model; peri
cond., Box 116-X, Star. A.
BSA, 650-c.c.; flash like new; extras;
polished and ported; $575. Call JU.
Evening star., 1952-05-03

800 ACRES with large private lake,
on good road in Lake Co., Fla. !;
$4,000, worth more as cattle ranch
or home sites on lake. Free and
clear with trade. Write to JOHN
F; kOLAR, P. o. Box 264, Orlando.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
WATER FRONT PROP. WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTY

ACRE OR HALF ACRE wanted near
Chapel Point, Nd, or closer. DU.
521S. Il
Evening star., 1952-05-03
SPECIAL

MOTOR SCOOTER
New Italian Lambretta de luxe
Streamlined model 125LC. Equipped
with 3 speeds. inclosed shaft drive,
tandem seats, horn and lights, Ex-
display at
STANLEY H. HoRNER, INC.
1929 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-03

DODGE 1851 4-dr; r. and h.. seat
covers, Wv. tires; new car cond.;
MOTORS, Chrysler.Plymouth, IS
Kennedy st. NV, TU. 243S. -3
Evening star., 1952-10-16
Mrs. Murray Carson Says
She Has Mexican Divorce
BY the Assoeiofed PfesS

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 1t-Mrs.
Ruth Levy Carson says she has
obtained a Mexican mutual-con-
sent divorce from Murr.,y Cars
son, the manufacturer convicted
in 1947 of bribery and conspiracy
in connection with war contracts
Mrs. Carson announced last
night the decree was issued Tues
day but she refused to say where
She formerly lived In New York
City.
Carson and his brother Henry
and former Representative An
drew May, a Kentucky Democrat
were sentenced in 1949 to 8 to "a
months in prison after several ap-
peals and delayed action on the
case. May was released from
prison in 1850 and the two Cars
son brothers got out last year.
The two brothers had been
charged with giving May $685.
in bribes. May. who headed the
House Military Affairs Commit
tee during World War II was al
legged to have used his influence to
aid the Garssons in their business
Evening star., 1952-10-16
More Insistenf Press
To Prevent Secrecy
In Government Urged
BY the Associoted Press


CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-A Ken
lucky editor yesterday called for
a more insistent press as one
means of ending corruption in
Government.
Speaking to $50 editors and pub
fishers, members of the Inter-
American Press Association, James
S. Pope. executive editor Of the
Louisville Courier Journal and
Times, said that a more vigilant,
demanding press would end "fur-
tive suppression, the secrercy in
government which invariably
breeds corruption"
Public apathy ''led for many
years by newspaper apathy" he
said. is largely to blame for secrecy
in Government.
Press Sometimes Apathetic.
Newspapers have sometimes
been apathetic about corruption
in Government. giving the people
nothing on which to form an
opinion, the Kentucky editor said.
But the public simply is not
apathetic about corruption when
they know about it. The people
of the United States cannot be
accused of indifference to corrup-
ton in the Justice and Treasury
Departments when they had heard
nothing about it,
Mr.. Pope said that there is lit
tie chance for dishonesty to op-
crate in any Government depart
ment where full information is
given to the newspapers.
The Internal Revenue Bureau
formerly was so shielded by Sc
crecy that no citizen knew much
about it, he said. He added:
But when hundreds of en-
ployes had to be dismissed, many
for dishonesty, we urged the bu-
reau to liberalize its regulations
and give the public a better view
of its operations. The bureau has
done just that"
Justice Department Slow.
The editor said the Justice De-
partment, 'reeling under scandal
Gus revelations by a congressional
committee, has been slow to admit
and try to correct the conditions
which make corruption possible. +"
The Federal Trade Commission,
he said. has just bowed to a gen.
eral demand for facts on interna-
tional oil cartels," facts sup
pressed for too long at the re-
quest Of the State Department. ."
There is news suppression in
Washington, Mr.. Pope said. "but
the sum of news suppression in all
the State capitols and city halls
and county courthouses far ex-
ceedS that in Washington"
Evening star., 1952-10-16
French Rush 10 Meet
Major Wet Mimi Push
BY the Associoted Press

HANOI, Indo- China, Oct. To-
A major battle appeared to be
shaping up today between French
Union forces and Communicated
Wet Mimi troops around the town
of Nghia Lo, 100 miles northwest
of Hanoi.
BY plane and overland. the
French rushed reinforcements to
meet what they called a major
Communist push at Nghia Lo.
their defense anchor just outside
the rim of the vital Red River
delta and the gateway to the last
positions they hold on the Chinese
border, to the northwest in the
mountainous country Of the au-
tonomous Thai tribes.
French headquarters admitted
six small outposts in the Nghai
Lo region had been lost to the
rebels-two stormed and captured
and four overrun after defending
forces pulled out.
But tne headquarters SAID no
major clashes had developed since
the Reds launched their offensive
at dawn yesterday. The outposts
usually are manned by IS to 40
soldiers, most of them Thai tribes
men with sprinkling of French.
The Wet Mimi, the French said
are using 75-mm. mountain guns,
heavy mortars, machine guns,
rifles, pistols and grenades.
French officers said they expect
their troops to stop any Wet Mini
assault upon Nghia Lo. They said
the defenders have heavily supe-
rior armament. including fighter
bombers, mobile artillery and
armored units.
Air attacks upon Wet Mini
concentrations were hampered by
rainy and cloudy weather.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICED At :.

Here with
many benefits ehtness GOODNESS obi to h
wrinkles percentage content stamina
early visit you'd like this price,
Our complete selection includes ton, blues
ppmn
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Modern Morriooe
Some Teen-Agers Still Troubled
With Whipping-Post Parents

mother used on her in turn. Two
days ago came home with a
young man and we were only 20
min'-S after 10 o'clock. She
Iscoldea him, grabbed me by the
ear, and marched me into the
house, made me take my clothes
off, and then laid on that stick
until I screamed with pain. I
feel so Shamed and Inundated.
My new papa says not to do it
but mamma is boss of him and
me-"
Does any one really believe that
such humiliating brutality to an
adoleScent is useful? It may
ALLEVIATE the affections of a
create deep and last
ing hatred of the parents and
warp the girls Cor boy'S) person.
ality in ways that create trouble
in future marriage. Any parent
who falls back on whipping and
beating in such cases as those de-
Scrlbed here Is simply confeSsing
ignorance of how to rear children
and failure of past efforts. If the
parents will create an atmosphere
OF love and confidence, young peo-
pie will follow their guidance. All
parents can profit by doing some
reading on the handling of teen
ayers. have a list of excellent
books on the subject. It's yours
for the asking, with the compli-
ments of this newspaper. Just
send me a stamped, self addressed
envelope.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Oysters Thorndike

rooms in 2 tablespoons of butter
for S minutes. Gradually add
tablespoons -four and the oyster
liquor. Cook slowly for 3 minutes
Season with salt, lemon juice and
cayenne. Add the oysters. stir ir
l egg yolk, just heat through and
serve on toast.
Cape Cod has its own way OF
doing oysters thus:
Sift 11a cups flour with 3 tea
spoons baking powder and u tea
spoon salt. Cut in ! tablespoon
butter. and add / cup drained
chopped oysters, and 6 table.
spoons oyster liquid. Spread in q
huttered shallow pan. Now ar
range 8 small sausages, pricked
over top of the oysters. Bake
at $50 degrees for 80 minutes
Serve at once.
Oyster Pie is another New
Englander: Line a shallow pie
plate with pastry. Put in only z
Evening star., 1952-10-02
National Security Group
Meets Here Tomorrow

The Assembly Of Women's Or,
ganizations for National Securit,
will meet tomorrow in the May.
flower Hotel, according to an an.
Inouncement by the chairman
Mrs. Wyman H. Chadwick of Sill.
yer Spring, Md.
A panel discussion on civil de.
fense will mark the morning ses.
sion. which will get under way Al
10 am.
A luncheon meeting. scheduled
Tor 1890 pm, will feature an ad.
dress by Assistant Secretary oi
the Navy for Air John r. Floberg
Following an afternoon session
devoted to brief reports from the
participating organizations, dele
gates will go to the White HOUSE
at 4 pm. when they will be re-
ceived by Mrs. Truman.
Panel speakers on the morning
program will include Hubert r
Gallagher. director Of field ad-
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Club to Begin
Red Cross Work

Mrs. Nathan Hurwitz will pre-.
side at the opening meeting o1
the Red Cross surgical dressing
group Of the University Women's
Club to be held at 10:30 am. to.
morrow in the club. 1708 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
The group will meet every Fri
day at that hour and continue
working until 8 pm. Luncheon
and dinner will bt served in the
club dining room.
The work will be under the su-
pervision Of Mrs. Roy E, Lowe and
Miss Vella Winner, both o1
whom have had extensive Red
Cross experience.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Patriotic Society
To Meet SATURDAY.

Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, presi,
dent of the Women'S City Club
will be guest speaker at the frs
fall meeting of the Nationa
Society, Patriotic Women of Amer
lea, to be held at pm. Saturday
in the Studio, 1851 Columbis
road NV.
Miss Orie Covington, newly
elected president of the District
of Columbia Council, will preside
Other officers for the 1925
term are: Mrs. j. Emmett
Sebree, first vice president; Mrs
Francis B. Appellee. second vice
president: Mrs. Charles R. Strobe
third vice president; Mrs. Evelyn
c. Dodge. fourth vice president;
Mrs. John R. Briggs, chaplain,
and Mrs. John Hall AFFORD.
recording secretary.
Still others include: Miss Nancy
Horton. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Griswold Robinson, treas
urer; Mrs. Bennett T. Simms,
historian; Mrs. William T. Clerk,
Miss Luella P. Chase. Mrs. Charles
Carroll Haig, Mrs. John Morrison
Kerr, Miss Margaret Louise
OBrien, directors.
Serving as committee chair
men will be Mrs. Evelyn C.
Dodge, Americanization and pa
triotic education; Mrs. Frederic
N. Newburgh, motion pictures;
Mrs. Charles Henry Plotner, ma
tional defense; Miss Margaret
Louise O'Brien, program, and Miss
Irene M. Pistorio, publicity.
A musical program will be pre-
sented by Miss Janet Guess,
coloratura soprano, who will be
accompanied by Adele Bush.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

oysters are so versatile that it
Is a pity not to use them in q
number of ways. Fried oysters
and oyster stew are all right in
their place. but why stop there?
Let's look into other dishes fea-
turing bivalveS.
There are, for instance, Oysters
Thorndike. Clean and drain
pint of oysters. Melt 2 table
spoons of butter. add the oysters
and cook until the edges curl.
Season with salt and cayenne, and
add u cup thin cream and
egg yolkS. Cook until sauce
thickens slightly, stirring all the
while. Serve on toast or in patty
shells.
Oysters Duxelles are excellent
too. Parboil l pint of oysters, re-
serve the liquid and strain. Add
enough water to the liquid to
make "a of a cup.
Cook 2 tablespoons of mush-
Evening star., 1952-10-02

ministration of the Federal Civi
Defense Administration; DR.. Jacl
1T. Johnson. assistant admins.
traitor of the FCDA, and Mrs
Thalia S. Woods. director of wom-
ems participation of the FCDA
The moderator will be DonalC
ISheehan. acting assistant ad-
ministrator of FCDA In charge OF
volunteer manpower.
| Organized here two years ago
by Joint action of nine national
groups. the assembly now includes
is national organizations. 1t
functions as a medium for ex-
changing information among
member organizations desiring to
promote the maximum use of
woman power for national secur-
ity. This is done through distri-
button of materials among the
members and conferences between
the member organizations and
various government groups.
Miss Marguerite Rawalt. first
vice president of the National
Federation of Business and Pro-
feSsional Women's Clubs, is first
vice chairman of the assembly
Other officers are Mrs. Madge j.
Reese, National Home Demon
stration Agents Association, Sec
ond vice chairman: DR.. Inez Edith
Wilber. Zonta International, Sec
retary; Mrs. Geneva K. Valentine,
National Association of Negro
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Clubs, treasurer, and Mrs.
Hiram Cole Houghton, former
president of the General Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs. and Mrs.
Edgar E. Quayle. Women's Auxil-
larry to the American Medical
Association. trustees.