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SPARE-TIME
BUSINESS

Local resident will be given an op-
portunity to enter the automatic
merchandising field. NO PREVIOUS
EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. An es-
tablished route of NEW automatic
cigarette vendors will be turned
over to a reliable man or woman in
this area. THIS is A YEAR-ROUND
DEPRESSION PROOF BUSINESS.
You will be vending all the leading
and fastest, selling nationally adver-
tised brands.
All equipment has been placed in key
locations throughout this area. OPP
orator selected will pay for equip
ment. and inventory only. No charge
will be made for the business that
has been established. Requirements
Must have car, references and
S2,400 cash. This operation will be
assigned Immediately. For inter-
view write fully. include age and
phone number Box 333-Z. Star.
BAR-RESTAURANT
best hillbilly music in
town; seats about $50; doing 1.700
to So, 500 weekly: must be sold this
week. One of the few real bargains.
Direct from owner. Priced low. Down
payment. $4,000. Investigate. Open
Sunday pm. HARMONY RESTAU-
RANT. 511 2nd st. ne. ia. 7-7O64
am: II. 4-1227 after 8 pm.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Rent with option to buy.
yr. old brick, 3-bedroom
rambler overlooking park It
offers living room, fireplace,
dining room, dream kitchen.
. baths, full basement. Terms
arranged. rent at $500 per
month.
Displayed in
THE GALLERY OF HOMES
once open daily til 9, Sun. til 6
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
1913 Eye St. NV. Ma. S-6440
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David NJ. Nichols & Co.
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
MOTEL AND HOME

Viii accept your home, Virginia area,
for $4,000 equity in attractive,
modern, 9-unit masonry motel on
Koute No; l, Va. TIE. 6-7244 or
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CHEVY CHASE d. c,
Large family? Come see one OF our
finest values. Just blk. from
Conn. ave. shopping and walking
distance all schools. Now vacant.
All huge rooms; center-hall plan,
rm.. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths, finished
attic: new gas boiler. Low cash
will handle. To see, call Mrs.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO:
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MICHIGAN Park
1895 Emerson st. n.e.-2-yr. old.
Semidet. brick, q rms. powder rm.
on 1st f.. tile. bath. gas heat. S115
per mo. Call LA. 6-6666 or HE
4-5522. ewes PECK co.
531Q KANSAS AVE. NV rms
and bath. S115.
5S12 jamestown rd-5 rms, kit. and
bath, S95.
903 H st. NV. ST. 1880. $
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MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor 1904 18th ST. AD 4-20nh.

ExCEPT1oNAL BUY
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
EASY TERMS
TRADES CONSIDERED
Brick home in new-house condition.
Cement front porch; chestnut trim
woodwork; rec. rm. with fireplace.
large din. rm.. modern kit. with
table space; storm windows, garage.
i8S IoNdFELLow ST.
Near parochial and grade schools.
call Mrs. Kohn, RA. R-So43.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO
1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005.
A
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SHERIDAN SHOPPING AREA

s95 NouAcKENBos ST. NV.
Spacious bright S-rm. semidet. brick
facing Government Park. Liv. rm.
with fireplace, large din. rm.,, kit.
and incl porch on 2nd n. Built-in
garage. Call Miss Zaker, D1. 1859.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 42O0b
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


Choice Commercial Site
Excellent frontage on dual highway:
2 acres: 10 minutes from Bay Bridge
on Route so.
EaSton Restaurant
Bus. only: modernly equipped: seats
10 persons; long, modern lunch
counter and stools freezers and all
gross over 500. 900 a year; 40Ss
profit: auditors figures available;
high-claSs trade: sacrifice. Con-
tact. M. Petals for additional infor-
nation on the above.
David M. Nichols & Co.
Realtors
Baltimore: Lexington 9-6S59
Eastern Shore Office:
StevenSville 2921. SteVensVille. Md.
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S110 PER MONTH
3 BEDROOMS
FULL BSMT.

to Andrews Field, Boiling Field,
Naval Research Lab, Capitol Hill
and all downtown Washington.
Children welcome. Few houses avail.
for quick occupancy.
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- BR IGHTWOOD--Nl d,
e30s 9th ST; T, NV.

OPEN . 70 7
Attractive 3-bedrm. home. large liv.
and din rms, ~ baths: spacious
lawn, det garage. BERGMAN
REALTY CO., ia. 9-17b0 or ST.
3-a433.
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fF,P WAITER REED HosPTTAL

' Il S1in BJATR ROAD NV.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1:30 TO DARK
Solid det. white brick with det. brick
garage. 1st A., liv rm., din. rn..
kit; Cd A., Q large bedrms. and
modern tile bath: full bsmt. with
automatic oil heat. A new FLA
loan is being placed on this home:
which will make the terms real
easv. Call Mr.. Saginor, RA. 6-40b1.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2006
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5045 RENO RID: NV.

OPEN SUN. / TO DARK
Large family2 Come see our finest
value in large homes. blk. from
Conn. ave. shopping. near all
schools. All huge rooms, .center-hall
plan, den, powder rm... pine-paneied
finished attic. New gas boiler; 2-car
det. garage. Low cash will handle.
Trades considered Mrs. Neufeld.
co. 5-1733.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE co.
1924 14th st. AID. 4-2006
5113 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
semidet. brick home. fea-
lent condition. Concrete front porch,
gas h.-wh. and det. garage. Priced
right on easy terms. Inspect by ap-
pointment orly. Call Mr.. Clark. RA.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
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ROUTH ROBBINS

Multiple Listing Broker.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW = Beautiful
home with acres of garden fenced.
spacious rms: gear gar: 8 bed.
tional . bedrms. on 3rd Ar: reas.
to responsible party OIL. 2-4994.
YELLOTT & co.
Realtors MA S-O4S4
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Hardware, NV.

Same owner over 8 yrs. Now closed,
owner Ill in hospital. No good will
asked, merchandise dollar for dollar
at wholesale prices. Must be sold.
Exclusive.
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DET. BRICK-S500 DOWN
6512 BLAIR RID. NV.
Modern 2-vr. -old Broom brick. home,
poss. Shown BY appt BERGMAN
REALTY CO.. ia. 9-1750 or ST.
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OEhNELE 7 II TOAENhLL = 1901 HJGU
st. n.w.-Open Sat, 2-5; SUM-, Ill
You will consider 1t one of the most
beautiful homes you have ever seen.
Handsome, 2-story, center hall,
brick Colonial, built and finished to
a standard of excellence seldom
equalled. Nine rooms q bedroomsJ
3la baths. including clubroom with
bar and firepl., servants rm.
Finest controlled loc. in Washington
FoXhall rd. to Garfield St. west
to 49th ST., left to home. FRANK
S: PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411; ewes,
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HOUSES UNFuRNlsHED

1905 SAUL RID. Kensington, Md
Beaut. Colonial home on acres; 8
bedrms.. 2la baths. center hall. .
car gar. 5000, rental to right
tenant. OIL. 7-9625.
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5732 CRAWFORD DR.. TwINBRooK.
bier on cor. lot; completely fenced.
Available 18th. S105. Potomac q
1884.
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$1,5OO Down

81 500 Down
Self-Service Market, NV.
Owner quotes over $4,000 monthly.
Short hrs, no Sun. Owner anxious
to sell. Orig. cost $4,000. now
Ewes and Sun, al Litoff. JU. 7-5596.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. MA. S-9373
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EN-. 3-1220
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W

ALASKA AVE. NV, Just off 10th
st.-No down payment. Excellent
home, large liv. rm. and din. rm,,
kit. and breakfast area, bedrms.,
2 baths, maids rm. and bath; 2-car
garage; oil h.-w.h. Call OWNER.
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Mr.. PEACE CROSS. Rogers Hts.
Full bsmt., bedrms.. bath, kit,
liv. rm.. 1st H.; incompleted attic
which can be used as is. Key at
h2oh Chnsaneake rd "A
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5 g. 10 Variety

Rent only S75. Short hours. Price
very reasonable as owner is anxious
to sell, Terms to responsible people.
Exclusive.
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PRTGHTWoOD BARGAINs-5531
9TH st., cor. lot. 6-rm. brick, 2 sun
porches, gas h.-w.h., full bsmt,, "a
bath: 2-car gar: S14,950; $4,000
down.
5Gi5 9TH ST. duplex apts,: live
Sa5oo = 4Re down Tan' DAWN inS 0fds ZEAL ESTATE.
TIL o-oooS RA 3-hRSa.
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OPEN sun. FROM /
Attractive brick home. only 3 yrs. old
with powder rm. on 1st A., 3 bed
rms. and bath on end; center en-
trance with liv.. rm., din. rm.. mod
ern kit. Bus at corner. Near Jan.
ney, st. AIMS, Alice Deal and
Woodrow Wilson schools. See this
or call Mrs. Dawson. WO. 6-4162.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14tf st. AID. 4-2n05
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HGTS.-6-rm. brk. home
with lge. incl. back porch. full
Psm bsat tosm ssas ano Ho-ns1 aoorS
Sc. Ewes. and wk. ends, 10. 2-416S.
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Finest clientele. Business now aver
aging over $4,000 monthly. Very
asked, stock and fixtures worth ask
ing price. $1,000 down. Exclusive.
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MODIFIED BRICK HOME. $50.
CHILLUM. TAKOMA--Modern three
bedrm. semidet. brick homes; pow
der Im. From S115. Ewes. AID,
AuERRAcH & CO. DI. 7-65O1
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BELLEVIEW SECTION, 4122 South
Capitol st.-Fenced in, rms, 2
sleeping rms, shower and bath. coal,
h.. gas refrigerator; children
accepted. S75 monthly. Owner next
door. &c
and clapboard Colonial on u acre,
in exclusive residential area. Den
and full bath, 1st A.: dish~asher,
disposal; recr rm with firepl.; g
car. garage. Vacant. S225 per mo-
Call OIL, A-S07o "A
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1926 HUNT. AVE, Chevy Chase.
Md-Completely redec. 6-rm, l.
bath, 2-s.ory home; oil h-wh !;
built-in garage; nice yard. For in
formation call Mr.. Gill Monday,
EN-; 10000. LEGUM & GERBER
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S125 mo- DE. o-3lS6. %
blk. from Conn ave. Modern, A.
bedrm, "-beth house: fireplace.
built-in garage, 3 porches. For in
formation call Mr.. Gill. EN-. p
5000. LEGUM a. GERBER REALTY
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53I7 5th ST. N.W.-3-b -bedrm. house;
liv; rm;. din rm.,. Kitchen bath;
Avail. Dec. Is. FRED A. SMITH
CO., 1113 18th st. NV. EX. B.
Evening star., 1953-11-26

Add Surdines
Sardines make a tasty addi-
tion to Welsh Rabbit or to toast
ed cheese sandwiches.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
By the Chef

Ask any of the boys who went
through the Normandy invasion
and fingered in that part of
France for a while afterward,
Just ask them about Calvados-
the great apply brandy of the
region. That Calvados probably
stands out in all their minds as
one of the highlights of the
European theater. Memories
and "reminiscences seldom fail to
include mention of it.
It's counterpart here in this
country is applejack - called
Jersey light'nin'" by the initi-
ate. Mostly it is consumed in
liquid form. as Jersey Stars or
other concoctionS, but an anna
teuT male chef of my acquaint-
ance has introduced its use in
the culinary field. He makes a
dessert called a cold applejack
mousse that is out of this world.
First of all, peel, core and slice
about 2 pounds Of apples and
cook them to a puree with a
little grated lemon rind, 2 table
spoons brown sugar and 5 table
spoons apricot jam. Watch
carefully that the mixture
doesn't scorch If you have
trouble, add just a little water.
The puree should be quite thick.
When done add 2 tablespoons of
butter, and mash all well.
Beat 3 whole eggs, 2 egg yolks
and 3 tablespoons granulated
sugar in a bowl over another
bowl of hot water. beating until
thick. Add a tablespoon of
gelatin soaked in a little cold
water and lemon juice.
Now mix in the apple puree,
which has been well cooled, and
beat in 2 tablespoons whipped
cream and 2 liqueur glasses of
applejack. Blend well, pour the
mixture into a bowl for serving
and set in a cold place. You
can decorate the top with thin
slices of raw, sweet apple
sprinkled with lemon juice, If
you like. but it isn't necessary.
Better, cover the top with april
cot sirup made by putting 8
tablespoons apricot jam in a pan
Evening star., 1953-11-26

These were the three who sat
with me around a microphone
that Thanksgiving Day. Ameri-
ca had been in the war not
quite a year and we had only
just begun to feel the pinch of
it To these people, ours was a
fairyland of plenty and safety.
I remember the German news
paperwoman told gleefully of
going to market just after she
came and seeing butter. Timor-
ously she bought a pound. ask
ing in her accented English,
How long will it reach me?"
The grocer, realizing that she
wanted to know when she would
be able to buy more, answered
proudly, Lady, don't worry
about that. you're in America
now"
That woman's eyes shone as
she told of the job she'd found
for herself, only regretting that
she'd not watched her butler
more carefully in the old days.
IF I had, I'd be a better wait
reSS now," she said laughing.
Your whole life is not long
enough for you to be thankful
for America" she added earnest
ly. looking at me with shadowed
eyes.
The girl photographer had
been bombed 26 times, and ma :
chine gun bullets had actually
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Responsibility
DennundsUse

By AnoeIo Potri

Mother, I'm invited to a party
at Kathleen's house in about two
weeks and I'll need a formal" a
l5-year-old daughter announced.
We're all going formal. also
want to have the car to pick up
some of the gang. Say / can &c"
"GuSsie, you're too young for
such affairs" the mother said.
I'm not at all sure I like your
being out at night with those
boys and girls. I don't know
what your father will say"
"You tell him / can go and
he won't say anything. I have
Just got to CO."
Now Gussie did not belong
with the older boys and girls.
They tolerated he. because her
mother had a car and would
drive them to games or a special
spread. GuSsie's house was also
convenient for the use of the
telephone, which some of them
did not want to use in their own
homes. GusSie's mother was well
aware why her girl was permit
ted in the older group.
But Gussie is her only child
and it pleases her to make her
daughter happy. She dislikes to
disappoint her. The mother likes
to say Eyes" and she sighs when
she has to deny the girl some
thing
Responsibility implies a certain
authority. Parents are response
BILE for their children, so should
speak to the youngsters with
authority when the occasion de-
mands. Fathers and mothers
must make up their minds and
insist on obedience.
Authority it not an imposition
to spoil child's pleasure. It is
a protective power to safeguard
youngsters. To fear using it is
to weaken the confidence OF the
spiritual strength of their par
entS.
Children are dependent on
parental authority, even though
they may grumble at some de-
cisions. Most youngsters have a
feeling of pride in the fact that
their parents are concerned
about them, care what happens
to them and love them enough
to attend to their needs and
many of their wishes.
Knowing that their parents
are interested and will have
something to say about proposed
doings usually inspires conf
dence in the Joung. Often have
l heard a child say, my mother
Evening star., 1953-11-26
By Victor Lebow
Mems Clothing stylist
Guest Columning for Eleni,

Who Is On VGcGtion.J
You women have been PAM
pered, conned. cajoled and sold
into accepting and appreciat-
ing the modern world of FASH
ionable living. You have been
made aware of the Importance
of a hemline. a neckline. the
length of a skirt. You spend
hours with details of makeup
and coiffure. You match colors
until salespersons turn blue. You
are aware of the effect of your
tout ensemble. Except for one
item: the man in the picture.
How many times have you seen
a perfectly gowned, perfectly
groomed lady escorted by a
gentleman whose appearance,
to put it kindly, left something
to be desired?
I have always believed that
the male half of the average
couple did little to complement
the female half. The average
man in the theater or on the
dance floor rates far below the
fashion par as compared to his
escort.
I believe the we'll dressed man
is woman's most important &C
cessory. I would like to see her
exhibit the same interest in his
appearance that she has in her
own. When she does-and the
day is fast approaching-gentle-
men will be more attentive to
the details Of their dress, and
the ladies they escort will be set
off to greater advantage.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
'Moy Morqoret Mcbride soys-
She Learned Real Meuninq
OF OfThonksgivingFrom Them

sprayed between the second and
third fingers of her right hand
as she'd flung herself into a
ditch when planes dived on her.
Young as she was. she had car
ried heavy responsibility and
seen many men die. Her mother
was very i'll when she was ordered
out of Norway. / said / didn't
see how she could bear to leave
under the circumstances. She
answered, you do what you
have to do"
The professor said he had al
most given up expecting any
thing good to happen to him
or his country.
"For 1000 years we have
undergone one disaster after
another" he explained. "And
when got my sentence of death,
it seemed Just more of the same.
But America, it looks, is diff
ferent."
I sat there thinking I could
never put into words what those
three did to me that Thanks
giving Day. Yet I suppose / did
do it right then and there and
it was a sort of miracle. When
I was little girl I was so shy
/ couldn't say my prayers out
loud as my brothers did, and
when I got older, could never
be the leader of the young peo-
pies meeting at our church be-
cause the leader had to pray
right before everybody.
But as we came to the end
of this program, I astonished
myself by closing my eyes and
praying right on the air, Dear
God, please keep America the
land of the free forever. Amen"
From AP NewSfeatures)
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Wonoon's Most Important Accessory
The WeII-Dressed Man

.his appearance. He does need to
be convinced that his clothes have
a more important function than
mere body covering. He needs
help in being convinced that his
clothes are part of his person.
ality. He needs help in buying
clothes that do something for
him.
Don't let him buy clothing for
Replacement" alone. So many
men wear out their brown neck
tie, go shopping. and come home
with a brown necktie. Ditto
shoes. ditto suit, ditto practical
ly everything. The ladies don't
do it that way. The men would
be better-dressed If they didn't.
Those who buy imaginatively, as
all ladies and few men do, get
pleasure out of building up a
wardrobe, get a mental lift out
OF their appearance, achieve a
state Of mind which affects their
WnOle OUTLOOK.
Fashion pages such as this. as
well as the leading fashion mag
azines. are devoting more and
more space to mems fashions.
This recognition is proof that
there is. and can be, style news
in mems wear. Fortified with this
fashion information the little
woman" is now in a wonderful
position to make her man real
accessory" who is really a
fashion complement" to her.
I'm all for greater and greater
interest on the part of women
in their most important access
sorry. The more the ladies get in
terested in mems clothes, the
better dressed men will be. And
that's good for everybody.
Evening star., 1953-11-26

would never allow me to do
that"
In school, as at home, great
responsibility is attached to the
care of children. That RESPONSE
bility is linked with authority
and when that Is shirked-and
there is often a temptation to do
so-at home, the children suffer
and the parents have cause for
regret.
Speak at the psychological mo-
ment with authority; without
hesitation.
Evening star., 1953-11-26

Women own something like
70% Of Americas wealth, $50
Of the savings, 66% of the de-.
tense bonds. 1870 of suburban
homes, 500 of the common
stocks. They're beneficiaries of
$3.50 Of the life insurance. They
buy $50 of Americas merchan-
disc, and probably influence a
good part of the balance. I'm
all for it. and have done every
thing In my power to encourage
it. The well-dressed man, wom-
ems most important accessory,
doesn't have to be a Clark Gable.
Nor does he have to be a mil
lionaire. But. he does need an
awareneSS of the Importance of
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Eggs Avocado,



Here is a wonderful way to
combine eggs with-of all things!
avocados. To give it a name,
let's call it Eggs Avocado,
Espagne."
Cut an avocado in half length
wise, remove the skin and the
seeds. Cut the fruit up into neat
cubes.
Combine la cup of tomato
sauce, 2 tablespoons minced
onion, salt to taste and a table
spoon of flour. Blend until
smooth. Then bring to boil and
stir and cook for about 3 minutes.
Add 70 cup of grated American
cheese and cook over very low
heat until cheese is melted. Bet
ter keep stirring. Scramble 4
eggs and arrange on a hot serv-
ing platter.
Add the cubed avocado to the
mixture just before serving and
then pour all over the eggs.
Sprinkle with more grated cheese
and serve at once.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
FIovoring Dessert
Made With App|ejuck

and adding about 3 tablespoons
of water. Let this boil down
until it is a thick. sirupy con-
sistency, and strain and cool 1t
before using.
The combination of apple,
apricot and applejack havors Is
a major culinary masterpiece,
and my friend has long since
given up trying to serve his
formal dinner guests any other
dessert. When invited to a party
they practically stipulate that
the mousse must appear. or no
soap.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
To Address Club

The Soroptimist Club of Wash
ington will hold a luncheon meet
ing at pm. Wednesday in the
Willard Hotel.
Guest speaker will be DR.. Dora
Papara, winner of the first In
ternational Fellowship presented
by the American Federation of
SoroptimiSt Clubs.
Mrs. Eli izabeth M. Perkins, club
president, will preside.
Program chairman for the day
will be Mrs. Mary c. Hysong.
Evening star., 1953-11-26

on c a m e
from a Ger
man journal
ist, a Yugo-
Slavian pro-
feSSor and a
N or W e 6 i a n
girl photog-
rapher with
red hair.
All W ere
being hunted
by the Ges-.
tapo and all
were doomed
to quick death
IL AnMn laf
Evening star., 1953-11-26

Exactly II years ago today
Thanksgiving, 1912, also fell on
November 26-I had a startling
revelation of what real thanks
giving means.
Curiously enough. though the
day. like the Fourth of July,
is peculiarly American, my les
Evening star., 1953-11-26
New Combination

Cooked snap beans and cooked
small whole onions make a good
vegetable team. Season with salt,
pepper and melted butter or
margarine. Or serve the vege-
tables in a cream sauce to which
paprika has been added.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Core of SeQuins

If you have a dress, skirt or
stole that's trimmed with Sc
quins. take extra care when
pressing. Use only moderately
hot iron and work quickly, IRON
ing on the wrong side of the
material.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-16
x Lighthouse
Pictured N
Builders Mae

Truce Magazine features fun
ha b picture Of tie lighthouse on
Whitehead street across from the
Ernest Hemingway home.
The caption reads This flgIll.
house st KEY West. Fla. Is located
81 tie south rnmosk point 6 land
ID the unite States
The lighthouse is ii the southern
most city b island but Il Il nOk tie
farthest south 81 any structure III
the city A. Julius Stone Ill iii
torney would be the first to reEufe.
Stone claims bis house South.
most 81 South street 1t The south
end 81 Whitehead street IS the
Southernmost budding i'd Key west
The picture, however. Is ! Rooll
one and came u ne Real Estate
editor ii the Bruce Magazine. pub
iished It MemphiS. Tenn. Ii Is 5
magazine which Lists finished nor.
ing brick flooring mud Other pro.
ducts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-16
Navy Applies u
Install 4 Markers
Year Sand Kew

] Application has ben made s.
he Department u she Army ~
tie Department it tie Navy ma
WI Base, Key Nest. FIorid for
] permit d install I markers. IN
Straits Of Fl0rid mear sand Key
and H0ck Key southwest fs0m rs
city 81 Key West 1f0sr0e county.
Florida The applicant proposes 8
install four 11lnch inside iafnatrr
steel pipes surIn0nnted by leeg
I's beams With timber cross
hearns, the tors n Ee MARKER
would he il I'll eIeyntIun 0f " HI
above Eaean lnw water. he 81 a
raarkers wenId be Installed r ~
iine bearEE nearly ni -
enth. one line lgilK assasIy rI,ln
Sand Ley I'D one 4 ne ~ -
4 TIE secd line oing directly
nsrth IL sad key