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Evening star., 1952-03-16

The American University
Chamber Music Society concert
announced for this week has
been postponed until March Is.
because Of the National Sym
phony Orchestra tour. The
members of the society are or
chestra musicians.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
She's Like Gorbo
Nv me Associated p,...

BY The Assoeiaied Press
HOLLYWOOD.
Judith Braun, reports Uni
versal- International. is the
actress with the owest-pitched
voice since Carlo.
The former New York stage
actress hit the l,500 mark on
the sound mans cycle meter
during filming of 'The Texas
Man"
Evening star., 1952-03-16
NO+Orir10 From NV1ehinn+or,. To VoIey Forge
in

A defeated, dispirited and tat
tered array came to Valley Forge
on December 19, 1777, cold, hum
cry and broken.
On June 10, 1778, Washington
led these same men away, drilled
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Puce,' from Berlioz' 'Damnation of
Faust; Moussorgskys "Pesnya
blochi. Bloha"; Erich VOLTS "Ewig."
Marks HAT dich die Liebe be-
ruehrt," Strauss '-Traum durch die
Daemmerung,"" "Heimliche Aufforde.
rung":: Scott's ',,Wailie, Wailie,"
Sing Song, Kitty; 'The Gallows
Tree" Soldier, Soldier. viii You
Marry Me?" Dukes Deep Sea
Mood Peggy Mitchell" The End
Of the World" ITO the Thawing
FESTIVAL OF JEWISH MUSIC. Pro
Arte Chamber Orchestra, George
Manos. conductor; Ronald K. Arnatt.
organist; Cantor Jacob Barkin tenor;
Florence Miller, soprano: Edgar
Muenzer, violinist; Betty Rafel. So
prano soloists; Adas Israel Congre-
cation Temple. $3.50 pm. Prokofieff's
Overture on Hebrew Themes" Edels
''Shir Ha-roeh." Engers Etefe un
Motele." Blochs 'Baal Shem Suite"
= Chaies' Hebrew Suite" Kohs Pas
sacaglia for Orsan and Strings"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18
By DIVISION OF WIlDufI

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray loops of
Springfield were Sunday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
loops.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Irwin arriv-
ed home Saturday after spending
the winter in Ft. Myers, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlyn Tanner
and daughter Alice of Cleveland,
o., were weekend guests of Mrs.
Howard F. Gross.
Pfc. Frederick Tindall arrived
home Saturday from Camp Carson
Colo, to spend a ten day furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. w. TinGall
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Hauk and
daughter Mary 10 are home after
spending the winner in Florida.
Mrs. Oliver A. Weber jr., and
children of Cleveland, have been
the guests OF Mrs. Webers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard P.
Titus, for several days. Mr..
Weber and children returned
home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Adams of
Springfield were Sunday dinner
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18
S. CHARLESTON
BY MRS. n. r. NELSON
Pm. 0-05O2 q a-e375

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson
who have been living on Prince
Edward Island, are guests of Mrs
Robinson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Malsbary en- route to
Havana, Cuba, where they will
make their home. Mr.. Robinson
is associated with the Bank of
England.
Miss Josephine Pancake spent
the weekend in Detroit, Mich,
where she was the guest of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Pancake.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. H. Rea jr., and
daughter Patty and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. I. Zirkle are vacationing at
Daytona Beach, Fla, for two
weeks.
Mrs E. c. Mattrnson left Mon
day for Gulfport, Miss, where
she will be the guest of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mattinson for ten
days.
Miss Rosmarie Carr returned to
her classes at Northwestern Uni
versity last week after spending
the spring vacation at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
K. Carr.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18

guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. vernie Nagley
are home from several month";
stey in st. Petersburg, Fla.
DR.. and Mrs. c. d. McIntire,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Matson,
Mrs. Burton Myers, and Mrs.
Margaret Smith and daughter Ann
were among those from here who
attended the open house celebra-
tion of the golden wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Sheerin held in Springfield Sum
day afternoon. Mrs. Sheerin is a
sister of Mrs. Myers.
Mrs. Paul Tindall of Xenia, o.,
spent Easter Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Elton Tindall and
family,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18
RACE PREWEW
AT URBANA TO
BE APRIL lq

Area harness race fans will
get a preview of their favorites
Saturday, April 19, at the Cham
paign county fairgrounds, Urbana.
Around forty horses of those
now training at the fairgrounds
track are entered in an eight-heat
matinee race being sponsored by
Civitan Club through cooperation
of the owners and trainers.
Trophies will go to the winners
of the four scheduled races.
The event is being staged to
sponsor the junior fair building
fund, according to the announce
ment made by Civitan members.
All services are being donated,
is was announced.
Okayed by the state racing
association, the matinee event
will get underway at one pm.
Rain date is April 26.
Official judge will be Raymond
South. Second judge will be
Happy" Shreves. Howard God
dard has been named racing sec
retary and timekeepers will be
Homer Long and Frank Wilkins.
Stables represented will be Roy
Craig's, Forest Bunk" Webb's,
Scotty Welch's, Spud Johnson's,
Bob Seabrook's, Flo'd H"nnic'~
Ray Aliens, Warren Whites and
Luther Burris's.
Starting gate will be furnished
by Briggs.
Concessions will be handled by
the Boy Scout troop from the
Champaign county children's home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-18
WILD MINK Gagged

CALGARY, Alta (AP) = The
Calgary Zoo obtained one speci-
men practically on its doorstep. A
wild mink that had been lurking
around the area was captured by
ZOO attendants armed with nets.
Evening star., 1952-06-10

salary: Good opportunity- Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING. T03 9TH
SPoTTER, experienced silks and wool.
Apply MAJEsT1c LAUNDRY 800
Observation-Disclosures per month,
white; state age; experience typinE
day week: Chance for advancement
sTGfHNoGkxpifSER. sGH oSGiai SEf[:
established law f1rm has opening
secretary; excellent xorking con
% petent party. caii Ma. boss.
STOCK CLERK for stationery and
%osE 2si susRz gTzrfosERr ftssf Ace'y eo 1s H9SP
sTo6K" CLERK, exper. for elec:,
tricsl contracting firm. very good
chance for advancement: reply
stating sTaiica.i0ns anq ssz refs and
sGPER1STRSSfNfro ih5ffs sTPSsfeRN P0E take COM
cry. in large wholesale food house;
attractive salary TO thoroughly ex-
perienced man. Box 37S-A. Star.
SUPERINTENDENT with background
and experience necessary for super
risinE small remodeling work. Ap.
ply w. j. BAUMBACk, INC. 4l41
Wilson blvd, Arl.. ia. 4-1250. --l6
TAILOR-White: good working con-
ditions: must be experienced; sal
airy, $10 wk., 5-day wk. DEBONAIR
VALET 2612 Conn. ave.
TECHNICIANS, age 20 to 80 with ex-
perience in supply and stock con-
troll methods. Opportunity with an
expanding engineering organization
offering numerous employe benefits
and excel. salary. Can ME. 6911.
TELEvISION OUTSIDE servicemen
required urgently; must have own
car; 3 full time. and 5 part time
men for evening work Top rates
paid No antenna work. Phone Mr..
Wright, GE. 1894 tMon. and Tues.)
TELEvIsIoN sERvICEMEN, inside
and outside work. excellent oppor-
tunity. Apply 1911 Nichols ave; sc.
TIMERS. experienced: open shop;
$3.50 per hour. BOND PLUMBERS,
9q4 I st. NV, Ex, 5s15; nights,
TIRE CHaaNGFR-Exper., good pay.
Apply SILVER SPRING TIRE CORP.
5000 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1952-06-10

BEAUTY OPER. exp salary open
plus comm. CHEVERLY BEAUTY
salon. 6401 Annapolis rd.. WA.
BEAUTY OPERATOR; prefer full
aorknE Sf eonaons shqR REN Ffisof
BEAUTY SALON. $50 Kennedy st.
Beauty OPERATORS. 3. for modern
beauty salon. Top salary plus COM
through Sat; PIERRE HAIRDREs-
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around,
must be good: in an up to date busy
virginia beauty salon. Guaranteed
wages or commission. Call OW.
BEAUTY OPERATORS tmen or wom-
en)-Several booths available for
operators of high earning ability for
Jules Hair Stylist, new Md. studio,
in the Langley shopping center. New
opening next week; also two at
tractipe openings in our Va. studios
to replace personnel; .5-day. 4O-hour
week: guaranteed salary and COM
mission. Call MR.. JULES. AL. 1855.
ana typist to work
rienced and capable Of preparing
monthly financial statements. Top
salary on hourly or weekly basis
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, COZ Carroll
and Maple SITS. Takoma PIX. D. c..
GE. 1900. -12
assistant, exper-
fenced. Local school training in
double entry preferred. 5-day wk.
Pleasant surroundings. $3.50 month
to start. Give full details in your
reply. Box 46O-A, Star -12
BOOKKEEPER, part time. 5 hrs. day,
can be worked bet hours 10 and
B pm; payroll, double entry, tax
and all phases of bookkeeping. Must
be fully experienced or do not apply.
$50 wk. to start. Box 343-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
BOOKKEEPER
ASSISTANT

age 21-3E attractive. neat
appearance. nv; be experienced in
double entry counting and tran
ssS Gooa worfns eendons dEe1sed orF
5-day week. Apply in person from
i pm. at OFFICERS CLUB, Bldg.
101. United States Naval Gun Fac
tory. 18th and N SITS. sc. -15
BOOKKEEPER-S SECRETARY. weekly
publication wants responsible ex-
perienced bookkeeper and secretary.
Complete charge of books. 5-day
wk., pleasant aforementioned office.
Starting salary. $50. Call Hu. 3444.
CANDY SALESWOMEN-I date
positions for young ladies, 1S to 40.
Must be neat and attractive; expert
ence not necessary. but helpful;
full time. 5 or 8, day week: part
pleasant working conditions; re
Beere, ROBERT WINSTON CANDIES
18Th and G SITS. NV. RE. 0S33.
21-35. neat appearing
pleasant personality, to work in
Washington's largest and most mod
$50 pm; $50 per week; days.
cff CIRCLE M service T5ietSg; CENTER. CON.
necticut ave. and N st. NV. 10
10 to 30. We will train
you if you possess the following
qualifications: Good appearance,
pleasing personality, good back
ground: day work; excel. salary.
plus meals. Apply in person.
executive Offices. S. & H. GA
RACES. personnel manager, 1885
Eye st. NV 10
CASHIER-with cigar dept. exp.
good salary, including meals. no
Sunday work. Apply EXECUTIVE
PHARMACY. 900 Penna. ave. NV.
CASHIER with knowledge of book
keeping must have drivers license,
permanent position. Apply NAVY
EXCHANGE, National Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda. Md. --I2
Evening star., 1952-06-10
BOOKKEEPER

Central location. Exper., under 35
years of age who desires permanent
position with well-established firm.
Salary depends upon ability. Fof
appt. call ME. 1920. liz
Evening star., 1952-06-10

CLERK-TYPIST for insurance ofice
with large casualty CO.; 37la hour
week. $40 to 4:3O. Pleasant sur
roundines. Apply Mr.. Sears or Mr..
MeLeland: GREAT AMERICAN IN;
DENlNITY CO.. $50 Woodward
Bldg. 18th and H SITS. NV. Elk.
1860. Ill
to work part time,
4 or ; hrs. a day. One who has
automotive experience preferred.
Good starting salary. SCHLEGEL
g. GOLDEN. 1l9 Carroll St.. Takoma
Park. D. C., GE. $500. -l2
CLERK-TYPIST. for perm. position
with automobile dealer: 5-day wk,;:
air-conditioned ofice. Cali Mr.. Hol-
lister. ST. 2600. CAPITOL CADIL-
AC-OLDSMOBILE CO., 1922 22nd
CLERK -TYPIST. 1s to 30: position
permanent; work interesting; an ex-
cellent opportunity to advance to
important position; pleasant work
ing conditions; 31l2-hour week. Ap-
ply NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL.
S12 Woodward Bldg. -12
Evening star., 1952-06-10
HELP WoAAEN

DENTAL ASSIsTANT-silver Spring
once, experienced preferred but not
necessary, must be alert. neat and
pleasant. Call JU. $3.50. la
DENTAL ASSISTANT, white. exper.
not necessary: under 35 yrs: good
hours. Write stating exper. II any,
character references. Box STA,
Star --12
DENTAL RECEPTIONIsT sECRE-
TARY-Silver Spring, must have
initiative, ability to meet public and
be willing to learn once manage
ment. State fun details Of qualifica-
tions and salary desired. Box 397-A,
Star. --12
DISTRICT MANAGER - Attractive,
capable woman. age 35-45 with
party plan experience. District Man.
ager position open with New Eng
land manufacturer of beautiful
solid copper gift items. Sensational
No competition. We deliver and
collect Excellent commissions.
overwrites and fees. Give full de-
tails Of experience. Write MR.
DEVLIN. Box 331-A Star. 10
Observation-Disclosures and develop
ment Arm in Alex. needs drafts
man for varied and interesting
work; exper. in design and develop
ment helpful: 5-day, 40-hour week
Salary. $4,000 to "a 900 per year
SEARCH CORP. -12
DRUG CLERK. with gen. drug exper;
TON PHARM.. 18th and r sts. NV
Evening star., 1952-06-10
THE EVENING STAR Bio
Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1852
HELP WokAEN

FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colored. nisht
shift. good hours and pay. Meals.
PENN DRUG. 1901 E NV, --lc
day or evening shift; closed sun
days and holidays; paid holidays
and vacations. NATIONAL DRUG
CO. 1000 Conn. ave. NV, -lb
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. eXper- excel.
ss,h salsry seNn Meals furnished. $685. Conn.
rSSGHNT2iS' LADY. exDe... 3 niEht..
clio pm. and every Sun. all day.
Good salary. BUNKER HILL PHAR.
MACY. HO. $500 Ill
GENERAL CLERICAL. for service de-
partment, taking service orders. MI
ing and etc. 40-hour, 5-day week:
good company benefits. Apply in
person c. J. Boudreau, SEARS,
ROEBUCK. AND CO.. $500 v St ne.
Rear Bladensburs rd. Hot sh99ppe.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK - Young
woman. knowledge Of bookkeeping
and tipping. Apply in person. 7l"0
Wis. ave, Bethesda. Md. -19
GIRL for seEeral office work; some
typing; 5-day wk.; paid vacation
SOUTHERN STATES MARKETING.
| 341 Virginia ave S.w, 10
HOSTESS for full time. Apply in
person. LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 18th
and Eye SITS. NV: 10
Evening star., 1952-06-10

YOUNG LADY-A new
art store opening soon in Arlington
needs a responsible young lady not
over 35. with knowledge and ability
to sell art materials. Good op-
portunity. Box 93-Y, Star. 10
BOOKKEEPING mach.
operator. Remington Rand; must
be good typist; will train II not
eyper.: 5-day week; perm. Apply
Ys se:9nd 9ITI, fl - 1722 Eye st; NV: Mo
pay: Ma 2213. LEE STUDIO.
man or woman. tor
salary; one day of. WILLIAM OF
NEW YORK HAIR STYLIST. 1915
Michigan avenue ne -15
BEAUTICIAN, all around operator,
experienced only. steady position,
salary and commission. Apply in
person. BETTY MAURICE HAIR
STYLIST, 1925 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring. liz
BEAUTfCIAN. au-around; salary and
commission. GEORGE SHOP. 1927
Columbia Td co. 2934. 10
MANICURIST. Can
earn as much as $40 wk. Call RA.
1851. Ia
Evening star., 1952-06-10

Man familiar with locating by tele-
phone. Steady position. Excellent
salary Good opportunity. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING. TO3 tn
CT IL
Evening star., 1952-06-10
CLERKS

CLERKS
Some bookkeeping experience. also
typists and phone clerks; excellent
opportunity for neat, competent
girls; 5-day week. vacation with
Apply in person. See Mr.. Silvern.
PHILLIPS. INC.
2012 Shannon pl Sc. Anacostia
D. c.. block north of Nichols ave.
between You and v SITS. Sc, 10
Evening star., 1952-06-10
SALESMEN

TOLEDO SCALE CO., scale and food
machine division will talk with men
accustomed to earning better than
$500 annually; sales experience
in following desirable:
MEAT
MAJOR APPLIANCES
. SEWING MACHINE
STORE EQUIPMENT
FOOD OR COFFEE
Excellent chance to acquire protected
franchised territory with advance
D1ent potential; complete training
age 26-3S; area manager will be
IN city to interview. Phone Ia.
1900 or IA. 1918 for appointment
Evening star., 1952-06-10
YOUNG MEN

Opportunity for younE men mechani- :
at TOLEDO SCALE co. Technical
School, Toledo, Ohio. Salary and
excellent chance for advancement.
Car necessary and must be willing to
relocate after training. Apply & to
ave. Washington. D. C.. or 1920 E.
Fayette ST., Baltimore (3D, Nd.
LOCAL REAL ESTATE OFFICE
would like to contact general con-
tractor; plenty of work, mostly
repairs; carpentry, brick pointing,
down a0g nsfer sp9u sna sna oss Epttsrins sa
OVER Is. Summer or
permanent positions. Chance to learn
and qualify for quick promotions.
Good pay. Room 424. Bond Bldg.
OR NEW FATHERS
We have a full or part time Job for
you. Car essential. Good earnings.
EMPLo4Eb Mp 5i1G assfh MEN, . ! P; Ewes and Sat.
part-time work; about So hr.; no
Tues. Wed. Thurs, RIM. 5o2, 10
HEIPERs i1tP fs ON on moving vans az. white,
COLLEGE MEN-Freshmen. sophs.
jrs. and srs.; summer sales posi-
tions with NATL Org; about $50
weely plus bonus: no exper. nee.
Apply 10-2, Mr.. YOUNG. Room 702.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, for per-
manent position with wholesale firm:
excellent opportunity for bright
young man. JOS. GUSS & SONS.
FoRM1cfRI' Or 4 a TOP riH' MAN to FIJI per- perm.-
nent position In established shop;
excellent wages and top pay: year
round employment with no seasonal
layoff. Apply to Mr.. Adams or Mr.
Edward. JOHN G.. WEBSTER &
SONS. INC. (Est. 1922. 62T F St
FULL-TfME PREssERs. 10 cent: a
: uts to 8. Mr.. LIS IIsTPRANI. RAM GE. sass
COLoRED CAR PORTER and ca,
washer. Apply 10 a.m.-3 PM,
1909 I, st NV Ia
Evening star., 1952-06-10
BEAUTICIANS

oGf1 ~ i 1S1alNO
Top salary and commission; paid va
cation. free hospitaliza ton, insur-
ance. Apply CARL'S, 18th and F
SITS. Phone Miss Bass. MA. 101S.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK. ne. wholesale
distributor, conditioned office;
employe benefits. Call LA. 6-937 5
for appt. -I2
Evening star., 1952-06-10
CASHIER-CHECKERS


full-time Jobs for alert
young women, in cafeteriaS in Gov
ernment buildings. Opportunity for
advancement. Experience not f1eces-
sary; 5-day week, early hrs. Under
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC
l135 21st st. NV. Ill
CASHIER TRAINEE-Training in use
OF MGR 1000. Starting salary $50
per per month increased salary for 2
week. Alternate weeks: T:30 am. to
4 pm. Saturday and sunday Of. II
noon to $50 pm, Tuesday and
Wednesday off; perm. position with
paid vacations and sick leave Tui-
for appointment, ST. AIS.
CHECKER, for self-service grocery;
you. Prefer someone living in vicin-
lty, of l4th and Park I'd. Apply
Ralph Haraway. MASTER MARKET,
l42S Park road NV. Ill
betn. age Of q1
and. 80. one who can do neat detail
work. Will train qualified apnli-
cant: Apply Miss Briggs, AMES
SHOP, 1922 q st. NV. Ill
CLERK for stockroom; 5-day week:
perm. Apply 2nd f1r., 1872 Eye St.
NV. 10
starting at S3.4O0: rapid advance
ment: excel. surroundings; 5-day
wk.: liberal vacation and sick leave:
under 40. Personal interviews bet.
NATIONAL GEoGRAPHic SOCIETY,
3rd and r SITS. ne. Do not tele-
phone. Ia
wk., modern air.
conditioned c1ce, excellent working
Senditions Go abie s. s;s tsns glrS aiS One must
j. j. HAINEs and Co. 2951 Y st.
ne. LA. 6-7974. -12
CLERKS-Girls, general Office work,
sick and annual leave. See Mr.. Cor,
man, UNIVERSAL JEWELRY CO.,
635 F st. NV. -15
CLERK, general ONCE work; no typ
ing. ing; 5,day wE. s;3o15; no expert
Me- MsSls5; aessai5i eoI1MBi4 Ag'. .wMoLEsALfE liz I
ne. La. $685.. -12
CLERK-Interesting position with a
growing company offering opportu-
nifty for promotion based upon in
dividual merits. We have fine
group of employees, nice Offices and
a 5-day working week. UNITED
SERVICES LIFE ms. CO.. 1925
positions for re-
town ONCE; 5-day week. ME. -2s4O.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
HELP WokAEN

for general once
trade association; valuable learning
experience in pleasant SURROUNDINGS;
5-day week. Apply 1l2S 18th st.
NV. 10
young lady. 1879;
temporary position; work will last
about 2 months. with possibility Of
longer assignment: typing speed. 40
F. W. BERENs. INC. Mortgage
Brokers. 1923 K st. NV. MA. 5000.
K-TYPIST, casualty claims dept.
Typing and general clerical duties
in air-conditioned ONCE; 5-day wk.
CLERk.TYPIsf' III STi PSF for general once
work with a well established jewelry
concern. 40-hour week, pleasant
SURROUNDINGS, air-conditioned bldg.
Vacation With pay. Perm. position
Good salary to start. Apply ELI
RUBIN CO, us 9TH st. NV. -10I
for real estate Office
Part-time afternoons. Air-condi-
toned office MA. 2S44. 10
part time. age 20
80; must be rapid typist: hrs. $40
ANIL 80 pm, Month";; perm.
pos. Ma. 083l 10
white. to learn
ONCE work; must be graduates of
1852 June class of senior high
school and live in Wash. area; Office
nr. Treasury: start at $3.50 to 5000
month for 61a-day week. Phone, Ma.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
SHOE statesmen
AMI CrODE AEANArrD
SKIP TRACER

SIDING APPLICATORS to apply brick
siding: highest wages. steady work.
Apply am. to MR.. HORNBERGER,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11
WoMAN's WORLD
Bring Spring Beauty Into Home
With ArtfuIIy Arranged Flowers
By Erita Haley

VKYHEN YOUR GARDENS start
" blooming and bushes burst
forth with their flower laden branch.
ea. there are few who can resist
bringing some OF the outdoor beauty
into their homes.
Flowers can give interiors q very
refreshing lift. In addition 10 their
fragrance. You don't even need very
many flowers for an artistic or.
Tangemsnt. provided you do Just the
right thing with what few you have
II that's all you can spare from the
garden.
Neither r. the secret ~ effective
arranging the type Of flower used
it's always In what you do with what
you have. A few flowers can be lust
10 eloquent In their beauty Rs two
dozen blossoms or sprays. u they
are touched with some Ina ginstion
Plan now 10 do something abou,
o centsFpises for your meals. 80
well 90 something for those 0cea.
sional tables In halls. living rooms 90
even the bedroom. Keep In mind the
hind Of room you have, whether rs
casual or formal, and arrange flow.
sTs accordingly.
The type Of room also determines
what you'n uss aa . eontainsT fof
flowers. You may already have .
collection Of interesting containers.
but don't be distressed u you do not
You probably have many things
about the house that can be plIt into
service for holding flowers,
One or two flowers IN most or.
TAnRemsntH are ell you really need,
90 there 10 no need, really, for try.
Ing 70 achieve q dollhouse effect II
what you have ere IN harmony with
the decorative scheme. this can be
more effective than many q maased
and mixed arrangement
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11

Fish SN0dS, as well as some Wv
salads Will be more apretising u
pronounced mustard flavor Is use
Adj : tablespoons of prepared m.
tard to cup French dressing
HorSeT adish dressing Is q favor
among many Tor hsh ard me-
salads In this case. add ? tat
spu,,Ns h0rseradtsh to l cup rnave.
nalsc
Honey gives a certain sWertn,
10 French dressing that's gOod a
fruit especially the citrus varl,:,
Substitute | tablespoon honey a.
tablespoon Of the vinegar.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11

'APricsI seaalRT
. cups aeft. aAy-Sld bread
crumbs
v cup finely chopped SnlOp
y teaapOeR salt
y teaspoon pepper
cup csekra aPTicSts. chopped
. tablespoons butter OF sub
atItute, melted
ret water 10 mOisten
Mix together all ingredients In or
der given, adding enough hot watci
10 molSten the dressing slightly Use
In pocket prepared In roast.
Variation, In place Of spricolS
chopped cooked pTunes, choppcu
raw apple or celery may be- used
II desired, these may be omitted
and chopped fresh mint leaves
from | to . teaspoons may be uSCu
for seasoning
A truth salad bowl Ia an excel
lent accompaniment
'FFult salad PiWI
tScTVrs Bsr
. sHRcc package cream cheese
u large sOfIeU~d, Pitied prunrs
y cap salad ell
. tablespoons lemon IulCe
u teaspoon sAh
teaSpoSH sugar
y teaspoon dry mustard
y teaspoon papFikA
- head lettuce, hFsArn lnla
CHUNKS
v b1nch wNterCTess. strms ~
moved
laFGr grapefruit, pcelcd,
seCtlaned
. medium seedseSa oranges,
peeled. Sltced
! Tablespoons tiReS chopped
preserved EinReT. " desired
Have ali ingredients except sea
soRinES chilled To prrI - soflCncc
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~ decoration often serve 30 excel.
lent flower containers.
Flowers should be In harmony
with the color az well as the texture
Of the coniaIner used 10 dramatiEe
them properly For example. use
Furnished shades Of flowers In cop.
per and brass vessels. with pewter
use flowers which are red. blue or
gold
When RiAas containers are used.
consider how the stems will look. ~
part Of the composition a. they will
have q definite part In the appear.
ance Of the arrangement Some
glass containers use Q single bright.
ly eolored blossom. without the
stem, for just this reason.
Pottery containers have infinite
possibilities because Of their variety.
The color Of tho pottery a. well 40
It's texture, whether smooth or rough.
should be In keeping with the bios.
soma used.