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total budget. with Congress az
propriating only 8 per cent.

total budget. with Congress ap-
lpropriating only 8 per cent.
Because so many buildings are
exempt from taxation he added,
the city can assess taxes On cnIy
|Ss per cent of its area.
The $5.ss7. 100 cut from the
Ecity's $136.4 million budget will
seriously cripple the performance
|of essential municipal functions,
Mr. Donohue said.
The Commissioner said he was
not impressed by the proposal OF
Representative Abernethy, Demo-
Icrat, Of Mississippi, ITO make Us
Americans by returning the Dis
trict to Maryland" He said the
people of Washington have as
much pride in their city as the
residents of Maryland and Vir-
Iginia have in their States.
I Mr.. Donohue addressed the club
lat a luncheon at the Evans Coffee
Shop, Alto Lee highway.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
| |Peuce Justice Fines Self

HAMILTON. Ont. Justice
|of the Peace Harry Burville
handed out justice to himself when
his own name was called In his
own trafic court. The charge oi
driving without q rear Light
against Mr.. Burville's son was ad-
dressed to the Justice Of the Peace
as owner Of the car. Fine: So.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
8y Inc Associated Prsss

PENANG, Malaga. An Ameri-
can rubber trade leader says SYM
thetic rubber win never pose q
threat to natural rubber because
lit cannot meet demand.
Fred KOyle. chairman Of the
New York Rubber Trade Associa-
Evening star., 1952-03-27
Women's Coats-Third Floor

s-yomens S165 Winter Coats fitted and box styles in
broadcoth duvetyn with beaver or black dyed Persian
collar cuffs; purple brown sizes IL to o. S95
3Womens Winter Goats, fitted and box style with
wast-deep shawl collars of ynx-dyed fox green and
3Womens Winter Goats Of Forsmann woolen in
black with black-dyed Persian or mink collars Sizes
sWomens sI45 Winter Coats beaver shaws
ripple collars; Forsmann nubby wool and
Juilard broadcloth in black grey w1ne aupe. sizes
s-Womens sis5 Winter Coats collars Forst
mann Noroella; green wine. Sizes 1872 to 20h - S85
1-Womens Ss5 yarn-dye grey suedecloh with
mole collar cuffs Size 261a SOS
S-Womens Sis Furred Winter Coats in fitted and
box styles black fox shawl collars fitch collar and
cuffs; backdyed Persian yokes; purple, green black
1sWomens sss75 to size Fured Winter Goats in fitted
box styles broadcoh suede needlepont with beaver,
back-dyed and mountain sable ascots. roll and
shawl collars, Sizes 101a to 202 s-- -----4- $5S
$S975 Furred Winter Coats. box styles with
lamb and silver fox collars; broadcloth in grey
black, wine. Sizes 1872 to 2o1a o1a--------------$ $4S
1Womens SO Black Broadcoth Box Coat with Jap mink
1-Womens Sss75 Green Suede Topper with collar
1-Womens s6e75 Brown Topper with backdyed Persian
sWomens s7975 and sss75 FurIess Toppes navy
and purple poodle cloth, knee length Sizes l62
1o-Womens sss75 to sl2s Furess winter Coats in box
styles; Forstmanns Nordela Anglo fleece
and Juard broadcoth in black grey wine oxford and
7Womens s:sss and ss75 Furless Coats in fitted and box
styles suede and broadcloth in grey navy, black and
lS-Womens S5s75 and sss75 Furless Goats in
casual styles, pyramids and boxy coats. fleece suede
and broadc.oth in black, gold. purple blue grey Sizes
1o-Women's sssas black Navy Coat. needlepont
Hosiery-Street Floor. Street Only
s125 s1S5 Nylon Hose regular stock, 81 and IS
hose in 15 20 and 80 denier weights; light and
dark coos but not color in size; mostly 81
ana Sizes iew pan ~
Evening star., 1952-03-27
Teen Shop-Fourth Floor
| 10 Teens 1895 Coots- SIS
fitted and boxy styles in green red and
| brown. Broken sizes to Is.

s-Teens $2ss5 Formals. All nyon formals with
matching stoles white broken to Is $50
$595 Bloues Cottons and washable
with long or short sleeves. in white and colors
IS
25-Teens $5s5 to S1O95 skirts solids and
stripes, SLIM ana pleated Styles rayon Denganes .u. -
ted Styles assorted colors Sizes to Is and 10 to 10 "a
2-Teens 1000 nylon bouces short sleeve
pull-overs in grey and green, 50 10 36----A u
Teens $1095 SASS Rayon faes taffetas
and tissue fales in and two-pece styles; light
and dark coors; prints sizes to
Misses and Juniors Coats-Third Floor
6Nses S5975 Pyramid black Casuals
gold fleece gold tweed; sizes to 18------- $35
$6s75 Fitted Dress Goats; wine. size 49, brown
misses ss975 Crageigh Fleece Coats; grey 2o
misses Sss75 Grey Yarn-dye Suedecoth with black
velvet trm size 10 ---------- $4O
1-sses s11o Brown Fostmann woolen Pyramid Coat size
IL ----------.--------------- S6S
misses Sss75 Black Forstmann Pyramid
size IA ------------------------- 800
misses Ses75 Fitted Refer Coats brown
Misses S125 Purple Fitted Coat, size 4---$75
s145 Imported Zbeine Pyramid Coat size
misses s1o Forsmann Fleece Casual Pyramid Coat april
cot, size 12----------------r--
Misses S21O Original Coat of yarndye size
2Msses $685. Heitner Original Coats black with Mink
black with dyed Persian, size IA
Misses S2S5 Forstmann Woolen Pyramid Coat with
black dyed Persian edgingS, size IL 2----------
3sses S65 Goats; black with dyed Jap Mink gold
with Lynx dyed Fox sizes IA, is and 18------- 500
Misses S145 Mynah Purple %-length Coat with tuxedo
and cuffs of Spring Musuat size 12---$l0O
S-Nsses Sl45 Coats green black with black dyed
Persian Lamb, sizes IA, is,
4-sses Coats red with black Fox cuffs
sizes III, IL
Misses S9S75 with draped chin collar Of black
dyed Persian; black size 500
6isses s5s5 Coats with Silver Mskrat yokes
red, sizes IA and
4-Junors s5s75 Dresy Pyramid black sizes
IL and -1-----$S5
6-Juniors S6975 Pyramid Fleece Casual Coats gold
and black black, sizes to 13-----------$4O
2-Junior S7975 Classic Double breasted Coat Strook
woolen gold tan, sizes to
2Junios Black Fitted Refer Dress Coats size IS:
purple, size Is S4V
4Junios SS975 Fitted Refer Coats sizes 15 and
Juniors S7975 Dressy Pyramid Coats with velvet rm
brown, sizes II and $4V
2-Juniors S5 Pyramid Coats in gold nude sizes
2Junior SSs75 Furred Fitted Coats in black
with black dyed Persian collars sizes 13 and ID. S4S
Juniors Gold Fleece Casual Coat with beaver
Juniors S9S7 Coats; brown with beaver collar
cuffs Purple with black dyed Persian collar
and cuffs size 13 500
-Junors Of black Forsmann wooien with
rever collar back-dyed Persian. Size b. SIS
1Junos SlG5 Gold Pyramid Coat with beaver collar and
-Junors S145 Furred Coats-Lynx- dyed fox and
plana grey beige woolen red Forst-
fleece. Sizes 2, 8.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
so Women's slo.e5 TO $685. Dresses sl2

Basic rayon cepes with TERED skirt in teal royal and
purple dresy styles with bead and lace trims two-pece
rayon faies In black and navy sizes 41a 24 and SO
to A.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
Furs-Third Floor

tHctune
l-S2I0 Grey American Broadtan ESQ., Processed amb)
Topper, small size $12O
2-S234 Mouton Dyed Lamb Coats, IL and l8---- SIPS
1-S3SO Northern Muskrat Jacket medium
$3.50 Northern Back Nuskrat Coats IA and IS
$500 Northern Back Muskrat Toppers IL
$3.50 Natural Ranch Mink Cape Stole -S282
1-S55S Black Dyed Lamb Topper, size S348
2-S45O Natural Sheared Raccoon Coats $348
1-SS4O Natural Ranch Mink Cape Stole $462
1-S69O Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coat size 16---S46
1854 Natural Sheared Canadian Topper size
$500 Natural Grey Russian Squirrel Coats IA and 90 $546
2-S714 Let Out Northern Muskrat Coats, II and N$5SS
r Street Only
Evening star., 1952-03-27
TH1Mmth-md--m0,2
,'' = ell.ff: rudIcu/ markd1wny

lsoc Miscellaneous gop Odd lots broken tremendous savings
As unoI sales FINAL No coDo exchanges refunds
Slight charge for pnfttnes
Evening star., 1952-03-27
elleff; 5
E Street
ShirIin9ton
Silver Spring
A73 Conn. Ave.
Bethesda

French ROom-SecOnd Floor
ssss $45 Dresses crepe
with plaid tafeta and bead trims; wool and rayon tafea
afternoon rocks- SIS
$s95 SIS Dresses and silk afternoon dresses
faille affeta cocktail styles, with sequn
wool and silk afternoon styles;
faie costumes with jackets and full skirts;
rayon tafeta and crepe dinner dresses some with
bead trim ------------------- SIS
$3sS5 S79S5 Dresses ress ryon crepe styles
with velvet pearl and rhinestone trims, with full
skirts faille cocktail dresses with ovesrts; wool
cocktail dress with scoop necklne $50
$4995 $6995 RayOn Taa Cocktail Dresses
with rhinestone trim; afternoon dresses with
taffeta lining $40
$685. Dresy wool jersey with pleated skirt linen
$685. sl35 Dresses rayon crepes with
beading bodice; srapess rayon satin short formal
with French cape; long nylon net dress with rhinestone
and feather trim $50
Designers black silk cocktail dress with wide neclne and
.lss Nylon Tule with sequn
SITS imported Black Wool Costume With basic
ss7s black Pure silk Tafea Cocktail Dress with deep
neckline and oyerskirt of embroidered lace $50
$25 Pure silk Satin Strapess Dress with full SKIRT cu bodice
..axssy4 $165
Many one Of a kind !. broken sizes.
Bridal SalOn-Seyenth Floor
Wedding satin and combina
tions all lace all with trains; mostly sizes 10
$6sss s7ss5 wedding long sleeves high
collars lace and opaescent trims few ballerina styles
$16s5 bridesmaids
fabrics nets taetas and velvet combinations two
and three Of kind, good selection to SIS
Evening star., 1952-03-27


Sports prints ayon crepe bue
beige green: twopece aie suit dresses in black,
metal twopiece rayon tafeta dresses with full
pleaed skirts. In black; sizes 10 through 16 $795
Just 1$095 to $1995 Sports DressIn broken sizes and
coors SIS
35-S1o95 $12s5 Bloues-Nyon sheers with rufes in
white blue avocado green tissue fales with lace
trims, In white and black; 80 to SO S.
4-$795 to $O95 BlousesNyon seers tissue fales,
wool Jerseys hand-detaed rayon crepes white pastels
and dark shades: 50 to Observation-Disclosures 49, 81
20$5S5 and S95 BouseNylons and cottons
Budget SpOrts-Street Floor
2OO-$ss5 to $5s5 Rayon, Nyon Rayon taeta
blouses with jewel neckne tissue faes with long
short sleeves convertible collar print nylon with
short sleeves and tuxedo collar; solid color nylon
with tucked 'front.' jewel neckne; 80 to 81 So and S3
3$3S5 to $5S5 Cotton Blouse Long sleeve tailored shirts
In short sleeve blouse with pleated front
and small collar also short sleeyed tailored shirts
80 to 36 s.-. So
18$595 and $95 Wool Houses sleeveless trtleneck
style and button back " length sleeve style; 80 to &c. So
2S-$5S5 to $1095 Skirts quilted cotton skirts slim
gabardnes and ary wool skirts to 15 assorted colors.
So to SIS
so-s4ss Wesks Sung fitting rayon faies tiny
stone buttons beige black pink to
Women's Dresses-Second Floor
3o-Womens Sl6s5 and Sl7S5 Dresses Rayon gabardne
tailored style with button front and detail stitching
navy few in coors; 16s 22a
Az
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Suits-Third Floor
Women's s49.75 s5975 suts-one
of kind r gabardne purple beige pink, gold, brown
and black S35
Misses and Juniors $65 and SIS SuitsGabardnes British
tweeds pn-check worsted navy and white checks gold
tweed; slim and hared $45
Misses Juniors $6975 and $7975 Forstmann Natecn
SuitsClassc style with softly fared skirt in pink,
blue black; also taffeta silk suit with hared skirt In lilac
and navy. Junior sizes to SIS
Misses and Juniors $9S75 Suits. novelty fabrics with
pleated slim skirts and SIS
Misses $1lO Suits Of F0fsmann Taveeen with satin bows,
s4-ength sleeves and straight skirts black and
u to l8
Evening star., 1952-03-27
IS Juniors slo.o5 and sl3.e5 Dresses

Twopece tissue paper rayon tafeta print with full skirt and
velvet piping; onepiece printed rayon tafeta with
sleeves onepiece pastel flannel with sleeves onepiece
basic sheer in navy black; piece pastel wool
JERSEY with scoop neckne: rayon faile cocktail dress
and jacket; many of kind. Sizes to Is.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
Jr. Deb Dresses-Fourth Floor

-unors $685. to $5 Dresses onepece pastel wool jerseys
twoone wool jersey with gold emblem trim nylon fomals
with seqn self rufes trim; broken sizes to 15$so
SJuniors $55 Dresses Wool jersey pastel bolero suit with
beaded nail head trim; sizes to o15------------$4
5OJunors $295 and SIS Dresses Onepece basic silk dress
in black quilted halter dress in pure silk
long sleeve print quilted low neck check taeta
dress; to SIS
Evening star., 1952-03-27
100 Juniors sl6.95 to sl9.e5 Dresses

Onepece rayon faie with short sleeves small collar
piece print; rayon fae jacket suit with sunback in
pastel colors onepiece print rayon paper tafeta with
draped skirt pastel rayon tissue fae with tucked bodice
Sizes to 15
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29
WOMAN'S WORLD
WOMAN's WORLD
Ventilute House To Cut Down
Moisture and Humidity Damage
By E1tta Haley
By Ertta Haley

TOES YOUR HOME sweatH Are
- floor, joists rotting7 Is paint
cracking and wallpaper staining2
These are some Of the problems
concerning home owners all over
the country.
All Of these problems are due to
dampness. Some call II sweating.
others call II moisture or conden-
.sation. It's aggravatinE, and the
damage done by dampness is ex-
pensive.
Are there simple. inexpensive
methods to combat the problem7
Yesl Dampness can be controlled,
and even prevented in most homes,
but several solutions are essential
rather than one quick and easy and
inexpensive method.
Interior humidity can be reduced
TO a great exent by several meth
DDS. Homes can be more complete
ly ventilated. too. In addition 10
these two methods. you can install
some vapor barriers in the outside
walls. as well as insulating outside
walls to raise the inside surface
temperature.
Some Of all these methods are
essential 70 combat dampnesS or
condensation and the consequent
damage which may be done by
them. II the situation is really Sc
rious and automatic de-humidifying
unit may be essential equipment in
the house, but much can be done
toward a fairly satisfactory solu-
ton OF the problem by the above
means.
One thing which will help most
home owners is a study Of their
own home and the primary causes
Of condensation. In this way. you
can eliminate the main causes by
the most effective methods or by
concentration OF the methods as
whatever point reveals the most
production Of humidity.
Moisture Sources
Cannot be Controlled
According to extensive studies
made, the primary sources Of mois-
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HL'NNAetS WV 50 ONSh Ava ~ AAAAAA-
utes.
Dreamed Dried Beef
SERVES q
( ounces dried beef
2 tablespoons butter or sub
stitute
2 tablespoons flour
cup milk
Q egg yOlks
u teaspoon paprikA
Toast or hot fluffy rice
Melt butter in heavy skillet. Cut
beef into l-inch pieces for this, using
scissors. Fry in hot butter. Sprin-
kls -four over beef and stir. Add
milk gradually, cooking and stirring
until thickened. Remove from heat.
Stir in slightly beaten egg yolkS. Add
paprika and serve over hot rice or
toast.
Sausage Is an appetizing breakfast
meat. Here are some good combina-
tons:
Smoked Country Sausage, HOminy
(Serves 81
pound smoked country sau-
sage
AZ cups canned hOminy
Place sausage links In skillet
Don't prick skinO. Add y cup
water. Cover and steam for 10 min
utes. Pour off water and fry links
until well Drowned. Turn to brown
evenly. Pour hominy into skillet.
Cover and cook about minutes.
Serve homlny ON hot platter. topped
with sausage. Pour drippingS over
hominy and serve with spicy apple
sauce or a similar relish.
Sausage COrnettes
(SerVeS 4-5)
1 pound pure pork sausage
meat
. eggs, slightly beaten
1 cup crushed cOrnflakes
1 teaspoon fat
Cut and shape sausage into 8 pat
ties, Winch thick. Dip into egg.
then roll In corn flakes. Pan fry
slowly In fat In heavy skillet to
cook thoroughly. Turn to brown on
both sides. Serve with applesauce or
Jelly.
Hearty Bacon Breakfast
(Serves u
4 slices bacon
. cups cooked. cubed potatoes
4 eggs
Salt and pepper
Dice bacon and brown slowly In
skillet. Add potatoes and brown
lightly. Beat eggs. Season. Pour
beaten eggs over bacon and pota-
toes. Stir slowly until eggs are set
Serve at once.
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turs in the home include things
that must be done In the home, and
a. such they cannot be directly con-
trolled to any great degree.
Some of these include floor mop
ping. clothes drying as well as the
laundering. cooking and dlshwash-
ing. Add to this shower bathing, tub
bathing, the human body. house
plants and many others. These all
throw off moisture.
Naturally, you can't treat these
sources directly. You can't stop
cooking or laundering. for exam
pie. You can, however, take reme-
dial measures. and take them at
The spot.
How do you wash or mop your
floors, for example7 Sloshing a lot
Of water on the floor7 II isn't nee
sssary. and should not be done be-
cause It creates moisture and it's
more work 70 wipe the floor dry.
A damp mop works Just as well.
II you prefer getting down on hands
and knees for scrubbing, the same
holds true. Use a damp brush with
SudS or cleaner. wipe dry with a
well-wrung cloth.
II the weather Is humid It's q good
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29
BERS' MENU

LYNN CHAMBERS MENU
Chilled Vegetable Juice
Italian Meat Balls on Spagetu
Tossed Green Sala- with Grape
fruit Sections
Crusty Rolls
Celery Sticks, Black Olives
Lemon Sherbet Cookies
Beverage
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81.
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SinlInS
be in I
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tended
Night,
the St.
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Smith.
tanned
day A.
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Marsha
Mrs. w
the hot
Glen B.
Marsha
Back a
of Mr..
teach q
in Mas
Dim.
Mrs. \
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dinner
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sister.
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butter, flour and milk. Cool
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be interesting.
Here are some interesting main
dishes to try on the mornings when
you want to serve something differ
ent from cereal:
Chinese OmeIet
(Serves 81
u cup uncoOked rice
4 tablespoons butter or sub
stltute
Z tablespoons flour
cups milk
3 eggs, separted
u teaspoon paprikA
IL teaspoons salt
y teaspoon dry mustard
tablespoons grated cheese
Cook rice until tender. Rinse with
hot and cold water Make sauce OF
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29

A good way to get around this is
to plan the meal around a basic
plan including fruit or fruit Juice,
cereal, bread, butter and milk,
with some meats and eggs for vari'
ETY. and increased food value. as
necessary.
During hot weather you may be
using ready-prepared cereals q
great deal. With fresh fruits in
abundance. you'll be able to do
highly appetizing things with them.
Here are a few Of them:
/. Add a top and bottom layer OF
fruit and berries to your cereal
bowls.
2. Alternate layers of fresh fruits
and berries with ready-to-eat cere-
ais.
8. Serve golden yellow scrambled
eggs on shredded wheat biscuit
which has been split toasted and
buttered.
4. Serve cereal In a deep round
dish around a glazed baked apple.
5. Mix two fruits OF contrasting
colors like sliced peaches and blue
berries with your favorite ready-to-
eat cereal.
These ideas really have 4 chain
effect: one suggests another. You
can easily think Of many taste and
texture variations you'll want to
try. Just from your family's list Of
favorite cereals. fruits and berries.
Here are some breakfast patterns
which may prove interesting to you,
and thus suggest other ideas to you:
Menu I.
Sliced Oranges
Dry Whole Grain Cereal
Toast or Mullins, Butter,
Preserves
Beverage
Menu ii.
Grapefruit Juice
Creamed Dried Beef on Toast
Whole Wheat Toast, Butter,
Strawberry Preserves
Beverage
Menu III.
Tomato Juice
Chinese OmeIet
Rolls Orange MarmalAde
Beverage
Menu ~.
CantAlOupe or HOneydew Melon
Bacon and POached Eggs on Toast
whole Wheat Toast, Butter
Beverage
Vary the fruit unless your family
wants the same kind Of Juice al
every breakfast. and continues "a
eat II. Vary the cereal Occasional
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moderate (350'FD oven for IS min
IItpg
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couraged " h e n
faced with tn e
problem OF devel-
oping interesting,
nutritious an d
appetizing break
IA SITS S Q v e n
mornings q week.
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milk. Cook until
thickened. Beat
egg yolkS. Add
rice. sauce, sea-
S o hin gs a n d
cheese. Fold In
Stfny beaten egg
whites. Pour into
creased casse-
role or shallow
pan. Bake In Q
~.
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Hearty Bacon Breakfast
ISAryea Al
LYNN SAYS:

LINN 6AkSs
Too hot to eatf Mix together Q
vegetable salad with chunks Of let
tuce. asparagus tips. tomato wedges,
cucumber and sliced hard-cooked
eggs. Add SliverS Of Swiss cheese
and ham to salad and toss lightly.
Serve this with rolls. and vanilla ice
cream with caramel sauce and
cookies.
Shape your ground beef into steak
shaped pattieS and pop into the
broiler with onion slices. Under
meath the broiling pan you can have
green beans Cooked or canned) to
heat and catch the dripplngs. Try
fresh fruit or melon for dessert.
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idea to put q fan near the freshly
washed floor to aid In drying IL
faster. Another remedial tactic b
10 use q cleaning wax on floors and
thus eliminate the moisture prob
lem completely.
An automatic washer win help
eliminate much moisture In the
kitchen or laundry since the ma
chine II closed during the opera
ton. Also. there's no flooding Of the
sink or q floor with water IN this
type machine since water enters and
leaves through pipes.
Use Fans 10 Ventilate.
Drive Away Moisture
Fans. strstegically placed. are ex-
cellent for carrying moiSture-laden
air to the outside. Take the laundry
room, for example. There is much
steam created in the room whether
you wash the clothing in there and
occasionally dry II there.
Set a fan near the window in such
q room. however. and you'll take
the humid air out and replace with
air which Is more dry. The clothing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29
re BREAKFAST
Breakfast Magic

LETS HAVE BREAKFAST
every morning" ought to be the
theme Of every family in the land,
Most mothers even agree it's a good
idea but many Of them become dis
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ly, KS wise TO
have something
entirely different
like the onelet
or the creamed
c h ipped beef.
You can change
fro m different
toast varieties 70
mullins and rolls.
and your break.
taStS will always