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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1850 Rambler cony.: =. and h.
nsT n.sfSpS fSp; seat % SSysrs iMa 81 1sy od. 9lD
ner Of Pitt and Montgomery sts..
Nash ASH 1S4s US sSGo S s0sS Super: dark sleen:
eauipped; excellent transp.; very
SseP trs snSn aaz wrtt.n mSnsE Snsy
antee. HILL & SANDERS. wssh.'s
Oldest Ford Dealer (NA. 9S50),
lila Vermont ave. NV,
1947 "7s" sedanette;
radio s she heater; excel 9tsl s9nd.; must nus
I'll S7io ssODi Or Du. TO- TOPS. Ss, No dealers. 9i5
1851 "9S" Holiday
sedan; Hydra-Matic. r: and h; p
tone finish; new Wv. tires; | owner.
like new; only $2,195. DONALD MO-
TORS. 1877 Fla. ave. ne. ME. 717l.
1850 "ss" 2-dr. sedan;
fully equipped; plastic tailor-made
seat covers. This car is the fabulous
Rocket 49," the hottest car on the
road; dark blue finish: excellent
MI sheS; o1s5. 8 l':sa soS1 n NSAMA1 s. n.A' 'o
Hydra Matte, fully equip: one care
full. owner: very low mileage. Guar
RELIABLE WHOLESALERS. sSOl
Old Bladensburg I'd. at Piney
oRps6BThE RTsgsR; ftEer 1896 sg5ins 5g sSsl aeor
radio, heater. Hydra-Matic drive:
original black finish. Fully guarap-
teed and reconditioned. l,495. Only
252e down. OURISMAN CHEVRO-
oIEEae LEE Sl4 st. asS n;s IL !. 7I4oo ixs sedan.
:RoPER. 18th and 4. 1. ave, ne.
olpsMoBnEs se4a. 1850 '&$s;,:
ofs sfse'qaR d oi cub
These champions of economy are
ready to travel. Sale price, as low
as S1,296; LUsTINE;NICHoLSsoNNs,
sslte' 7sos' Ap aye'; soay' ayattsviile' Nd WA
oLDsMoBiLES 1850, 1851; selection
Of II; Rocket SSs and 9Ss, two
doors. four-doors and club eoupes,
HydraMatic; IL % VARIETY yia of HSs Gistinetivs
colors. some two-tones. Sale price.
sicHoHsos. n 5oE cheTroet olasmoSie SsnaShs
Dealer (WA. 7205), AP. 2O02, $500
oInsMoSfIE sa5sS sse HysttsVlls; 1851 Mo Holiday
black, custom blending converts, de
luxe radio, air-conditioned heat.
Whirlaway Hydra-Matic drive;
sGashins,s ssandsss custom motor car; I2-pt:
delivers new, S3,896; our remarkable
value, $2,466. LUSTINE-NICHOL-
SON, Chevrolet Oldsmobile Dealer,
$500 BALTIC. ave-. Hyattsville, Md.
oLDS 1850 Rocket "eS' convertible;
appealing powder blue, Whirlaway
Hydra-Matic drive, de luxe radio.
air-condition heating; $2,O66. LUIS.
T1NE-NICHOLSON, Cheyrolet-Olds-
Hyattsviile. Md, WA. 7205. AP.
OLDS 1946 "66" sedanette; light
green. r. and h., Hydra-Matic; $695.
SILVER SPRING MOTOR Co. INC.
Directly across from U. S. Royal
sign, 1902 E.-W. hwy. (Open Suns)
JU. S-3157.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BAkTOW REALTY Co, Realtors.
1881 q st. NV. ME. 2435.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second trust notes, b. C..
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORP: 1912 N. Y. ave. NV
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for lst.
properties. Call MR.. PERCY 20.
S-3H00. 3I9 Fig Bldg. Sil Spg.. Nd.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE.
INC. lilo Eye st. NV. MA. 646S
LIST : AND End TRUST LOANS
Prompt. courteous service; reas.
DE 44S7. 1850 Columbia I'd. NV.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

SEMlDEr.-1-1S lots. utilities in
g. HARRIS. 81. 1856. OF. zoos.
. "a vAChES on Leesburg Pike, in historic
W. sEAY Co. FA. eco, % ' 0ia
BsHLDERsmI " d Frs. ., have a subdivision Of
west OF 35th and Powhatan SITS.
!eady for immediate building; so
4: fronts; lot sizes from ii 900 to
S5.OO0 y; Good for medium priced
homes; All city improvements. OWN
ER, JA' 2-5575. NO BROKERS.
RAMBLER SITES, $50 down. 100x.oo
It. Out Colesvtlle rd. past Silver
Spring; g;oo Md. Only $1,000 ea.
AFARTMENr GROUND, sonea RI R-ls;
Ia acres: 1877 units. Eastpines.
Ma RivsrSale e dale I'd, and new Baltimore;
GiSeed MSts in srssbARp sSS5 gf5 sRs ssR &
INC. Lo. 5-44s4. CIV LEO
IDEAL BUILDING LOT. corner Iowa
enable. Cali Mr.. ' Kas,' IA T1iS ieiS. le1s.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., Real
vs tor, lSS4 18th st; NV: DI.. 3346.
NmauABLE ,aa!1iI3 CORNER LOT. 1st COM
station or other business; $3.50 So.
#. Cali Mr.. Filippo. vi. 5e76.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, 1345
zoSGb Sfd HS0f FSR Fs aPf &c. hg 1880 Stories
st. NV. McDEvITT, RA. 442@.
THREE-STORY APT. GROUND, 46
units. Topo plans permit. 1000.
M: Fischer, with DREYFUSS
BROS, MA. O5S2; ewes. HO. 2S49.
LAND. snv size and type. anywhere.
GE%1s aSS 9yss1msnt cxPuTi JE nFopeff,es: fefh
town. MR.. PERRY. oL. oS47. -id
HIGH LOTS. Low LOTS. English
basement lots; some with beautiful
trees, others cleared; in excellent To-
cation: n: Arl. and Fairfax; $1,000
up, HoLLEY-THOMPSON. Realtor,
3S00 Lee hwy. KE. S-5350.
1900 BLOCK 10th ST: N.W.-Lot
". B. REALTY, IA. 0s94. RE. 06S6
SILVER SPRING. of Georgia ave
sewer and water at property. 81
acres residential property. only 2i2
mi. north Of Ga. ave. and Colesville
5000 per acre. AARON PAULSON,
GE. 1888. III
LEAVING WASHINGTON
new assignment forces this Gov
ernment official to leave the coun-
try: He will sell one of the most
desirable homesites in an early sec
tion of Lake Bancroft at cost; home
site is on the lake and is one of
the most attractive in this fashion
able year-around community, To-
cated only miles from Wash. For
aooltlonal information. please write
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

l947 ha-ton panel; good
cond.. $3.50 or best offer. RA. S45S
INTERNATIONAL, 40; dual tires; H.
ft. van body: only S199; many other
bargains. NATIONAL TRUCK Rem
tai CO., 2316 Ga. ave. mo. 7705.
DIAMOND T 2Ha-yd. dump, 1916;
Not in use for 2 years. win sell as
is-or sell body. motor and .
speed axle separate. Also parts for
other make trucks. KENILWORTH
AUTO CO., 1901 Kenilworth ave.
CHEVROLET 1850 1ls-ton stake.
Best offer. LO. 4-736S. --13
DODGE pickup; old. but runs good;
500 or best offer. Ask operator for
Cedar 3-5371. IL
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

SUBLET 1000 so. FIT. open space on
Ind mr., Conn. ave. near Dupont
Cir, suitable for showrooms or office
space for lge. organization; will take
substantial sacrifice for quick oc-
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OOoLEI %,UOU 81. FL. open space on
Cir. suitable for showrooms or offlce
space for lge. organization; will take
substantial sacrifice for quick oc-
sSHpsncy. Call AID. 1910 or AD.
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES in law
yers' suite; new bldg; excel. location:
ception room and conference room
sgle. of1ces available SHERATON
BLDG. I'll 14th st. NV. ME. e53s,
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave; NV. Available Immediately
euirements. PENN PRoPERT1Es
pGPSNS pHts Sle crkcEF Eyans e'ff ofF,ck ME- ao7
ave NV. ofhces available AID. 1900
nesr: 1.4o0 50. II. mod. open space;
Now ay sfasi Tept rdR RA osEiGr 3I29 :s sIS
etc. 1000 SO. #. and parking for 4
pc. Also End a.. Si6 r. l. ave. ne
ERTIES. INC. Lo. 5-44s4. WI
REFRIGERATED one-room suite with
private lavatory, near 18th and K
SITS. NV; self-seryice elevator; 500
4 LycHs CO. 1906 II '8" St. n.T.'
occlDENfAL Gei Gsaf. BLDG, 1411 p.nnsvl-
vania ave. n.w:-We have this op-
portunity to offer a well-arranged.
three-room suite with private lava
mately 500 50. IT; reasonable rent.
Mr.. Awkward, SHANNON & LUCHS
~CCo., ~Co 1505 H st. NV: Ma. 2345.
CONN; AND NJ AREA. Groom suite,
Srran;sa,,sI SqataTie architect: lawyer. small
ing. Ample parking. Elaborate decor.
aat1ons 500 including all utilities.
sUIiABLE FOR A NURSERY. DR.. S
6tilce lgs. f1r. space in Silver Spring
4iso ieS cons! SeSne AVE.1Alr III; 71ah cond S mod
easy parking. across from WMAL-
6HH anS 4so6 radio studios, R. DoWD,
1917 18th iiSfE ST. N.w.-onces IHS avstl.
in Hewly-improved once bldg. Also
suite OF 3-rms. on list fl. fmmed.
occup' Reas. rent. Call ST. $3.50.
S-RM. SUITE near 18th and coIam-
as pa rd:. large front rm., 26xi4 ft.:
Tater furn:. also has kit and bath.
Sll0 month. MR.. KELLY. KE.
S16644; ewes: OR. 1886. Ia
TWO-ROOM SUITE on second floor at
i5i, Ign q ana II sts: NV; dimensions.
mo. Call MT Holland, II. 6. sMITHY
co, Sll 18th st. NV. ST. $500.
1924 X ST. N.W.-Lge. ONCE for rent
Wdtp smaller adjoining rm., approx.
900 50 it.. Will redecorate to suit
SenaF FentaI cs dp0d MR. Lease sozANsKTR TNsssoRaDie
ROOM 'HS' N LAW OFFICE SURF SUITE
Furn or unfurn. law library. PIX.
opGTCto oRp9Yrtoyn building; ME; OH. -l3
2nd hoor--Modern. 1000 So. IT,; can
De divided: all facilities: suitable for
any purpose, etc; reasonable rental
write to GILBERT TEXTILE CO,
Il . Charles st. Baltimore %, Md.
18th AND EYE SITS. N.w.-e.Ooo So
and divided into 30 saA'i1adi0. rooms and )
GFgsS s,IT1W Ir19Ws; Can Mr.; Holland. H,
K sII!!:. EVE NEAR srArLER-rvo floors
IN elevator. bldg. each containing
900 So; IT,. one being air-condi-
toned; Call Mr.. Holland. H. G.
ssTl5BX sT- ss6o co" s11 18th st. NV,
able in modern elevator bldg, each
st; fqi NV. T. 81. 81 satrHf ssGci CO. sll 18th
and AND REMEDY sTs. NV
Mo-r9om suite in this modern ofice
ntGg Rent, $50 per mo. Call Mr.,
Holland. H. G. SMITHY CO, SIi
15th St. NV. ST. 1900.
conn; AVE. NEAR SHOREHAM-
LOO So. IT.. of ground floor space
20 pc completed within 80 days.
Also 500 SO. IT. avail. immed. on
second floor. Call Mr.. Holland. H.
G Swiftly CO.. S11 18th st. NV.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont. }

80 AUTO CAR. fuel oil truck. Cab
over engine: tank capacity, 1858
gals; equip. with meter and hose.
ISTRRNATIoNALi isRS tS Al ! TRTCR sye 1f is47; IL.
ton stake body; in real good cond.
S495. Liberal terms. FEDERAL
MOTORS, 14th and Fla. ave. NV.
GMc Nc fiftsf.9fioN pANEL-oood aH tires;
sale, SIS. ~. 7-9274. -i4
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Buell.

Estates, country homes, stock and
dairy farms in Northern Va. Shown
by appointment.
Buell. Farm Agency
Herhdon. Fairfax Co., Va. Phone SO.
la
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GARAGES

REAR Of 14th and Columbia rd. NV;
mercial storage; S15 per mo. See
l4Q9 Columbia Court. SHANNON
LuCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
~of0. -l3
1913 ID ST. N.E.-Single metal ga
rage, suitable storage or parking !:
$40 monIhs FEDERAL RENTAL CO,
80 N. 7. ave. NV. MA. 7416. Ia
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65 ACRES

12-rm.. 3-bath house; rs yrs. old;
fine view: good tenant house. ALI
year stream through beautiful
meadow; 40 min. TO WASHINGTON on
concrete, road. HOWARD r.
SCHAFKR. WI. SAL.
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BOATS
MOTORCYCLES

MOTORCYCLE. 1850 Triumph, Thun-
derbird; fully equip; motor lust
oyerhauled. S545. ARCADE pom
IIAC CO.. 1887 Irving st. NV, AID.
oouU. -12
HARLEY 49-Guaranteed "61." OH.
waves; 1895. SINCLAIR STATION,
200 Indiana ave. NV. Id
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FARMS tcons.l
CATTLE FARM
Warrento,1 Viroipio

AAeSAAS ~ 6A4AR
This side of Warrenton, 120 acres
on slishtly rolling sround with a
thoroughly modernized. Liv. rm.,
14x27, with firepl.: din. rm.: kit. /;
hail; brkfst. rm.; powder room
'nd fl. has large bedrooms Il
with firepl1 and bath; attic; in
sulated; concrete base; new oil
h.-w.h. Meat house; old barn;
handicapped lawn. Sale occasioned by
death in family. Priced for quick
sale, $2T. 500. Call Mai. Lane, Ma.
$500; eyes,, WI. $3.50. BOSS &
PHELPS, INC, I41? K ST. NV. -l3
, 1952-08-23
Earthquake In Col.
Destroys Airfield,
Kills Five Persons

An earthquake in California
yesterday destroyed Bakers
field, an oil and agricultural
center, and resulted in the
death of at least five persons
and injury to an estimated
twenty-five, eight seriously.
Buildings collapsed pouring
several tons of debris into the
streets. There were two vio-
lent shocks, one at Sal and
another at 5:48 pm.
1t was just a month ago that
several persons were killed in
a n o t e r California town
named Tehachapi, that is re-
portedly nearby. Witnesses de-
scribed it as a sickening side
to-side swaying of the earth.
Damage at the first quake
was estimated at $40, 0Oo, 900
but scientists at the California
institute Of Technology said
that yesterdays quake was not
quite as heavy as the one at
Tehachapi.
, 1952-08-23
Governors Executive
Order Fixes Rutes
For B.W.I. Boots

Governor de Castro yester-
day issued Executive Order
Number l : So fixing tenn
porary charges for the use of
new bulk-head at Charlotte
Amalie. Under this schedule,
boats from the British Virgin
Islands will pay 25 cents per
net registered tonnage of the
vessel, and boats from the
British Virgin Islands bring
ing passengers will pay a flat
fee of $500. All other vessels
will pay a schedule of charges
similar to those charged by
the st. Thomas Development
Authority for the use of the
docks at the former submarine
base.
Vessels in ballast, including
Measure crafts, will pay a flat
fee of $500 per day or
fraction thereof.
, 1952-08-23
Miss Tru1nun Likes
Ike and Adlui: But
Will Vote for Adlui

Miss Mary Truman, sister Of
President Truman likes both
General Ike Eisenhower and
Governor Adlai Stevenson,
and predicts that either the
Democratic or Republican no
minee would make a good
President because they are
both fine men.
Miss Truman expressed the
hope, however, that Stevenson
will be elected because she is
a Democrat.
, 1952-08-23
De Castro Approves
Act Setting Aside
Teachers DuY

Governor de Castro has ap-
proved the bill passed by the
Legislative Assembly setting
aside the first Friday of the
month of May of each year as
Teachers Day. in the Virgin
Islands.
The bill had received favor
able consideration ever since
its introduction.
, 1952-08-23
Personal Mention

Christian Hendricks, local
businessman, returned from a
visit to the United States
mainland.
Mr.. Hendricks, a local butch
err and cattleman, saw New
York for the first time where
his friends and relatives feted
him.
, 1952-08-23
B. Pearson
Of Cdnddd Heuds UN
General Assembly

Lester B. Pearson, Secretary
Of State for Canada, will be
president of the United Ma
tons General Assembly when
it convenes on October IA.
Mr.. Pearson is reported to
be one of the most popular and
hardest working delegates in
the United Nations organiza-
ton, and was the foremost
candidate for the post Of Sc
cretarv General, now held by
Continued on page Az
, 1952-08-23
President Tru1nun
MuY Muke Some
Whistlestop Speeches

:
President Truman plans to
travel by train instead of
plane to Milwaukee, to deliver
h i S Labor Day campaign
speech, it was learned by news
reports.
1t is predicted that the Pre-
sident will be able to make
several stops along the route
to speak for the Democratic
Presidential nominee, Adlai
Stevenson.
, 1952-08-23
Annuul Buzuur ut
ST. MurY's School
Postponed This Yedr

The annual bazaar held by
the st. Mary's School each
Labor Day, has been post
poned this year, it was made
known yesterday.
Due to the Virgin Islands
Carnival when several persons
will leave the Island for Saint
Thomas, is the reason given
for postponement,
! The tentative date set for
the Bazaar is October 5. The
usual Labor Day Dance will
be h e d on september 1,
however.
, 1952-08-23
Perks, Fairgrounds
Commission Meet
On Parade Ground

Members of the Parks and
Fairgrounds Commission met
on Parade Ground yesterday
evening and discussed a tenta-
tive program for the improve
ment of park areas, playfields
and recreational areas in the
Island.
Discussions concerned Pa
rade Ground, the Ballield in
Frederiksted; basketball l
courts in Christiansted and
Frederiksted, t h e Lagoon,
Beach areas in Frederiksted,
the Park areas in Christian
sted and Frederiksted t h e
Triangle in Frederiksted and
Cramer's Park.
Also discussed was the COM
ing baseball League, scheduled
to start in October, prepare
ton of the Field and its main
tenance during the period. 1t
was also decided to advertise
for bids for the concession to
sell refreshments on Parade
Ground.
The Commission will meet
next week to complete its pro-
gram after which they will be
presented to the Municipal
Council for examination.
, 1952-08-23
Mrs. Lee Kurwick
May Resign Post
With V.L.'T.B.

WIN v.l.tobe
Mrs. Lee Karwick, manager
of the st. Croix Office of the
Virgin Islands Tourist Board,
may resign her position unless
the Board take some action to
define her duties here.
It seems that Mrs. Karwick
has had to go hunting for a
space to make an office, hunt
up some furniture consisting
of two raw board tables loaned
by a neighbor and a couple of
chairs, loaned by the Hotel-on-
the-Cay, & an endless stream
of memoranda O m the
Executive Director which re
quires her to carry a virtual
supply of forms to be filled out
even for postage stamps.
Mrs. Karwick is unable to
go forward aggressively to pro
mote tourism for St. Croix.
She is virtually directed to
ask the Director in st. Thomas
before proceeding which of
course, is impractical.
The following memorandum
was handed to Atty. Almeric
Christian, chairman of the St.
Croix section of the Board; for
forwarding to Leonard Brew
or, the Chairman. It says in
part:
Gentlemen:
Due to circumstances be-
yond my control I am finding
it exceedingly difficult to oper-
ate the st. Croix office for the
best interests of all concerned.
I feel that I have more than
adequately filled the appoint
ment and have shown good
faith and patience in the at
to establish a sound and
productive st. Croix branch.
However the Executive Di-
rector has not attempted to
fulfill his part in the organiza-
ton and the functions Of the
Office.
It has been a privilege to
work with the Board and /
have found them to be both
sympathetic and most coopera
tive, but it is impossible for
Evening star., 1952-12-29
By Muriel Nissen

DEAR MISS NISSEN: How can
O woman justify herself for steal
ing another's husband? My hus-
band and I have been married
three years and have two children.
He was always devoted to US, until
this summer. Then another woman
entered the picture! She, too, is
married and her man is in Korea.
She expects him home soon. and
says that when he returns she'll
settle down and raise a family.
Since this affair began (and l
ean't say just how far it has gone
as I don't know. my husband is
impossible to please at home. He
has me so nervous, just trying to
please him, that I would pack up
and leave were it not for the
youngsters. Do you think this
would be the wiser course for me,
or should I try to stick it out? He
does say he still loves me.
CURLY.
ANSWER: A while back I was
soundly trounced in a note from
O reader who vehemently objected
to my use of the word darn. I"
Well, If I called the young usurper
Of your husbands love by a few
of the names she deserves, what
would be the effect on my gentler
readers! Horrendous to contem-
plate!
Love cannot always be con-
trolled and woman who sin
cerely falls in love with a married
man Is deserving of considerable
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Problems Today

pity in her own right. What ex-
cites condemnation is her sub
sequent behavior. The "other
woman" in your case, Curly,
apparently doesn't even have the
excuse that she's in love! Clearly
she wants some one to keep her
company until her own spouse
returns, and doesn't much care
whether a married or single man
provides the diversion. Your hus-
band is the goat, in this case
until the woman decides he's
served her purpose. She's doing
IA job of breaking up your home
and at the same time being untrue
to her own husband, who certainly
deserves something more than q
Ifaithless mate. She is viciousness
Ipersonifled.
Your husband is an utter fool
to fall so easy a victim to heI
establishments. but many men dc
seem to have a blind spot when
lit comes to realizing the worth OF
their wives; a sirens lure has lost
none OF its potency since the days
of OdysSeus.
It's almost certain that your
husband will be sorry and peni-
tent man in the not too distant
future, so I recommend that you
stick things out-for the sake of
all of you. When he realizes that
he was a temporary infatuation
of an aimless and empty woman.
he'll appreciate your forebear-
ance,
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Refreshing Salads Good
After Holiday Feustinq

You'll be wanting cooling sal
ads after the feasting on Janu'
ary /. Here are just a few sug'
gestions that might help you II
your planning.
For instance, try this one: Com
bine / envelope of unfiavorec
gelatin with "a cup of water ane
let stand for few minutes. Ther
add "a cup of sugar. a little salt
and a cup of hot water. Stil
until sugar and gelatin are dis.
solved.
Now add u cup Of mild vinegar
with a few drops of green vege'
table coloring. Stir well and le
chill until just thickened.
In the bottom of a mold tha'
has been rinsed in cold water
arr ange u cup Of sliced stuffed
olives and pour a little of th'
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gelatin over them. Let chill un-
til firm.
Prepare u cup of blanched al
monds, u cup Of sweet cucumber
pickle and " cup of diced canned
pineapple. Pour these into the
mold. add the remaining gelatin
mixture, and chill until firm.
Serve on crisp lettuce leaves gar
nished with water cress.
Another that is pretty and a
bit unusual is a jellied beet salad.
Combine / envelope of plain gela-
tin with IL cup of cold liquid from
q can of beets. Let stand about
5 minutes and then add a cup of
boiling water, 2 tablespoons of
sugar, a good dash of salt, 3
tablespoons of horseradish and 3
tablespoons Of vinegar.
Stir until the gelatin is dis
solved and then chill until the
mixture begins to thicken.
Prepare l cup Of crisp diced
celery, a cup of small canned
beets, sliced, and l tablespoon OF
grated minced onion. Add these
to the gelatin mixture and turn
into a rinsed mold. Chill until
firm. Unmold on lettuce and gar
nish with small whole canned
beets, we'll chilled.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Delta Gamma
HOLIDAY Tea

Active members Of Delta Gamma
Fraternity chapters throughout
the country were honor guests at
the Washington Alumnae Chap
ter's Christmas tea held yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Hurst Ander-
son, wife of the president of
American University.
Mrs. Louis H. Renfrow, president
of the local alumnae group, headed
the receiving line.
Past presidents asked to assist
at the tea table included: Mrs.
H. H. Jacobs. Mrs. Herbert H.
Beier. Mrs. Theodore Ives Mes
senger. Mrs. Harris Ellsworth. Miss
Anne Larrabee. DR.. Helen M. Dyer
and Mrs. Charles Ross.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Hot Buttered
Apple Juice
| quart apple Juice
2 t.ahleSnoonS sIIpar

! quart apple Juice
2 tablespoons sugar
"a cup butter
2 teaspoons rum flavoring
Nutmeg
Combine in saucepan apple
juice, sugar and butter; bring to
boiling point. Remove from heat;
add flavoring. Pour hot into
mugs. Sprinkle with nutmeg.
Makes four to six servings.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Paris Whin7sy

A fur shawl. Paris shows a
triangular shoulder - warmer in
Persian lamb, heavily fringed on
two edges with black wool.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
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Mems Stores stocks Fabrics
tailoring Of the first order In both the fabric
and There
shorts longs and The include
models
and douebreosed models Come earliest
your budget best
Evening star., 1952-12-29
SPORTS COATS


plain coos pods checks All eIted
stocks
large and should
reoize what fine
W6L-The Mems Store, Second
=. Also Bethesdo-Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star., 1952-11-04

Here, ournew-seoson Croiglegh coots show
the fashion chonges-in silhouette, more
controlled, softer, woppier! In fabric, the
brush-textured wooIen, these styles in hand
some crowsfoot tweed.
For misses: the three-button coot, pro-
portioned for you who are 5 #. 4 or under.
Heother, blue or grey. Sizes 8 to l6 S59.75
For ,C0men: the four-button Croigeoh
ooot in green, blue or grey. Sizes 30 to 38.
S5o75
Jeers-Misses' and Womens Coats Floor Street.
Misses Cragleigh Goats also at Jeletfs Shirlngton,
Silper Spring, and Upper Conn. Aue
Womens Goats also at Silper Spring.