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Evening star., 1953-02-03

licious nonfat milk-for less than 81 a
quart! You drink il like regular milk and
use it liquid or dry in any recipe that calls
for milk. Look how packed with food Lac
Mix is! No food know Of gives you vital
proteins so cheaply. There's more protein
10 Lsc-Mix, 0snce for ONpee, than in beef
steak! Try Lac-Mix soon, won't you? You'll
never be without it.
Evening star., 1953-02-03
Unusual Sandwich for q Party

Unusual Sandwich for Party -
Cut French Rolls in half lengthwise "a
for open-face sandwiches; scoop out CEN nls'M|
tiers. Prepare mixture of cup diced ~ t<H
celery, H cup minced parsley, chopped
hard cooked eggs and # can of salm- -
on, faxed. Moisten well with Lunch Box Sand
wich Spread. Fill the rolls, heat few minutes in
oven and prepare to eat hearty! Of course Lunch
Box makes delicious sandwich filling all by it.
self. 1t makes tastier sandwiches than any other
spread / know of :. quickly and easily, too.
The crunchy tdbits of pickle relish and sweet red
peppers in Lunch Box add variety to salads and
cold cuts. You'll be touching up lots of things
with Lunch Box . it tastes so good! And it's so
Inexpensive. Try it and see how good it is!
Evening star., 1953-07-05

nibbles at the pasture grass,
youngsters shout and splash
in the creek swimming hole,
as much wildlife as there is
hereabouts abounds in the
heavily wooded tract and a
little green monkey (Mr.
Weber got him in Africa
Evening star., 1953-07-05

Scientists Discover New Way Kill Crawling
0OACHES and ants pests that re-infestaon
~ they keep free of
food cooking utensils insects all long.
where you should not use bombs
or sprays ana no neeo TO either brush Johnston's
ROACH
NO-ROACH sils
invisible
wherever these found
without having to move dishes or hold spiders
pots and pans ing insects with NO ROACH.
Effective Months
Johnston's ber a
orless odoess and stainless made only Johnston
sectS that walk invisible duplicated
coating paralyzed effective control
NO-ROACH
ing remains effective for months pit. $780, qt $298.
THE HEcHT CO. WOODWARD LorHRoP sAFEwAY STORES
DlsTRIcT GROCERY STORES PEOPLES DRUGS FOOD FAIR
SHIRLEY FOOD STORES S KANN SONS
LANSBURGHS PEOPLES HARDWARE WHELANS SEARS
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Distributed by Washington Wholesale Grocery
INSIST ON GENUINE JOHNSToNS No-RoAcH
Evening star., 1953-07-05
= most ortistic obility

Now 46. he joined the Geo.
graphic staff in l949,
Out on the other side of
Fairfax, Mr.. and Mrs. Weber
and their three daughters live
on an 80-acre tract that re-
fleets his love of the outdoors.
Just over the hill, his horse
Evening star., 1953-07-05

swings and chatters nearby.
1t is there that he, working
in a big Sun-lit studio, sur
rounded by mementoes and
trinkets from far-off places,
turns out many of his meticu-
lous paintings, a few of which
are reproduced here.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Jamaica Pays Out S23,472
In Consolation Double
By the AsSociofed Press

NEW YORK, April "A total
of 23,472.50 was paid out today
in a consolation daily double
pool at Jamaica when Ogden
Phipps' two-year-old filly, Polish,
was scratched from the second
race just before post time when
she was found to be lame. The
206 holders of $40 double tickets
received $20.50, while 4,695 hold
ers of 81 ducats received $4.10.
This is the second time the
consolation double has been paid
since the rule went into effect
last year, and the first time this
season.
Ethel D. Jacobs Our John VIM.
won the first race, paying So
for So.
Under the consolation rule, all
money bet in the double pool on
Polish and the 10 horses in the
first race is Subtracted and
placed in a consolation pool. The
bettors holding tickets on Our
John VIM. and Polish split UP
the pool. =.
The regular double of Our
John VIM. and Lady Jacomar
$1,000 winner of the second race
paid $26.30 for 50.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Elixir Easy Winner
AT Gu|fsfream Park
BY the Associcted Press

MIAMI, Fla. April 4.-Dave
Schneider's Elixir won the $15,-
900 Fort Lauderdale Handicap
by four lengths today before
1872 spectators at Gulfstream
Park.
The five-year-old. unable to
win since the Robert E. Lee
Handicap last January 3 at
Tropical Park. returned to his
best form as he covered the mile
and sixteenth in 1:43 2-5 with
out being seriously menaced
through the stretch. His mutuel
price was $3.50.
Mrs. j. P. Keezek's Able Sting
was second. two lengths ahead
of Joe Gavegnano's Pensava, who
raced coupled in the betting with
w. E. Browns Bank Coal as the
favored entry at S to 2. P. j.
McMullen's Dry Run was three
quarters of a length out of the
money
Blue Stone Farms War Phar
shaved a full second from the
track record and came within
one-fifth of a second of the
world mark for 5l2 furlongs as
he scored a four-length triumph
in the $4,000 Dinner Key Handi-
cap. the supporting feature. He
ran the sprint in 1903 1-5. The
world record is held by Nance'S
ace, who established it at Trop-
icol Pork in 1Qdd
Evening star., 1953-04-05

moved up and took the lead on
the turn, but Combest also had
let out a wrap on Nimble Fox
and was coming like the wind.
He caught Brazen Brat in the
stretch and they raced the last
220 yards stride for stride. but
Combest had Nimble Fox's head
out in front and he kept it there
Loses on 2 Favorites.
Mitchell was astride two 4-to-5
shots that were beaten earlier in
the program. Bobby got off
poorly on If I in the SiX-furlong
fourth race and finished we'll
beaten fifth. The race went to
Lucky Orphan, a recent winner
by 10 lengths at Charles Town.
who scored a head decision over
Barney's Joy and paid $21.
Rollicking Lad. paired with
Rock Heights in the betting. also
went off at 4 to S in the fifth
race and also lost. Owned by
Mrs. e. K. Abrams, the colt was
.11a lengths behind Related at
the finish.
The 8-5 combination paid off
in daily double wagering as Dan
herst won the first and Tus One,
chalking up his second straight
victory of the meeting, took the
second race for a $166 payoff.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Bowie
Continued From Page C-1.

- -
Derby among the three-year-o old
classes.
Dark Destroyer, who with
Smart Choice formed the S. D.
Sidell entry, and Just Sidney set
the early pace down the back
stretch with Main Bout right
with them. Rounding the turn,
Dark Destroyer, who finished
18th, began to fade and Just
Sidney moved into the lead, a
half-length in front of Main
Bout. Hueso, coming up from
seventh. was fourth at this
bout and beginning to move.
The Roman colt forged ahead
of the field coming into the
stretch, with Main Bout second
and still a threat for all the
money. But Vasil had Hueso
running smoothly and Boulme-
tis on Main Bout couldn't catch
him.
New Dream, Preakness can
didate who had closely followed
the pace, got up in time to take
third money by a nose as Just
Sidney ran out of gas.
Becky's Shirt Fifth.
Mrs. Rebecca Collins Becky's
Shirt, a sentimental hopeful with
many Maryland fans, came from
far back to finish fifth, but the
colt never was a threat. AIMS
Love, sixth, and Pashpie, seventh,
were in the same category.
Mrs. Walter M. Jefford's Maa-
brook, backed down to second
choice in the betting, broke
through the gate and delayed the
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Rust|ing Oaks Wins
Carolina Cup Chase
By the Assoeioted Press

CAMDEN, S. c., April A.
Rustling Oaks, eight-year-old
bay gelding, won an upset victory
by three-quarters of a length
over favored Sunless Sea in the
big Carolina Cup steeplechaSe
here today. A record crowd eSti-
mated by race officials at 10000
saw the 18th annual race.
Rustling Oaks. owned by w. G.
Jones of Charlottesville, Va, was
ridden ably by A. P. paddy
Smlthwick of Hyde, Pa. He led
from the start but had to fight
off a great closing bid by Sunless
Sea, who beat him in the Sand
Hills steeplechase at Southern
Pines. N. c.. two weeks ago.
Sunless Sea, owned by Chris
Greer jr.. of Middleburg, Va, was
ridden by Carlyle Cameron.
Temper Red, owned and ridden
by Charles w. Sitter of Southern
Pines, was a poor third.
Rustling Oaks time for sthe
three miles over 18 timber fences
was minutes, 40 and Is seconds.
Smithwick rode a masterful
race. He took and held the lead
from the start. Both he and his
mount showed their mettle in
Tending off Sunless Seas gallant
and determined stretch bid.
Rustling Oaks and Sunless Sea
dominated the race all the way.
Sunless Sea made his first chal-
lenge deep on the back stretch
about midway the race and an
other belated move just before
the final jump. He cleared the
fence just behind RuStling Oaks
and made it a stirring battle
down the stretch.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Time Handicap Aids Holt
In First Road Race Win
By the Associated Press

BOSTON. April 4.-Thanks to
a six-minute handicap. Johnny
Holt of New York gained his
first road race victory in the
Cathedral Clubs 10-mile event
today as Scratchman Browning
Ross of Woodbury., N. j., won
the time prize in 56:32.
Ross, member of the last two
Olympic track, squads, won a IL
mile race in Baltimore last Sun
day and yesterday set a l5-mile
course record of 1.23:01 at Ham
ilton, Ont.
Holt. recently discharged from
the Army, took the lead going
into the last mile and shook
over Barry Quinlan of Boston
and Edward Marshall of Kear-
ney, N. j., who finished second
and third respectively. Ross
wound up fourth and Eddie
O'Connell of Boston, was fifth.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

start of the race. He got off well
under Jimmy Combest, but fiat
tened out after running with the
leaders in the first quarter and
finished eleventh.
The crowd wagered $233, ,592 on
the feature race and made the
Jacobs entry the 9-to-5 favorite
It was not exactly a red-letter
day for favorites. None reached
the winners circle until the
sixth race when Eugene Con-
stantin jr.'s Nimble Fox scored
a head decision over Brazen
Brat in a thrilling race.
Near Track Record.
Packing 12O pounds to Ill for
the Bobanet Stable color bearer
Nimble Fox ran the six furlongs
in a blazing 1:104s, only one
fifth of a second slower than
the track record made by
Greenock on November %, 1929
Jockey Jimmy CombeSt had
to make up a good five lengths
to score by a head over Brazen
Brat, with Nick Shuk up. But
Combest apparently knew what
he was doing. The winner paid
$4.80 for So.
Alan T. Clarke'S Senator Joe,
making his 1858 debut, and War
Age set a blistering early pace
to arrange the trappings for the
rip-roaring finale. War Age,
owned by Mrs. Zelda Cohen,
grabbed a slight lead under
Vasil's handling, but Senator
Joe, with Bobby Mitchell up, COL
Jared him near the turn. They
were clocked in 1925 for the
quarter and in 46 seconds fiat
for the half.
RrnznF1 Prot inst off tho T1nco
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Golden Terror WrestIes
Stan|ee Tomorrow

Gene Stanlee has another
rough opponent for his feature
match in tomorrow nights
wrestling show at Turner's
Arena. He meets the 303-pound
Golden Terror in the one-fall,
Commute time limit main event.
Four other matches will be on
the holiday card. including a
team match sending Joe Tan
garo and Guy Brunetti against
Cuball Rush and Chris Aneroff
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Blue Ridge Hunt Rider Spills,
Finishes 3 Times, 7 okesSecond

Kentmere Cup by galloping
around the course aboard Whar-
ton w. Smiths Laddie Boy. alias
Flag Ship, which was the only
entry in the heavyweight divi-
sion.
There was nothing compli-
Gated about the ladies' race. Five
started. They ran as fast as
their horses would go. They
never checked. One fell and
another was pulled up. A third
jumped the course in nice fash
ion without troubling the lead
ers. The remaining pair fought
it out at a pace that curled the
fuzz on old bald heads in the
crowd. The winner was Miss
Sally Roszell on Mrs. Eva Ham
ilton's Six Hundred. Second
place was Mrs. Gordon Reeds
Spanish Maid. Last week Span
ish Maid beat Six Hundred in
the Piedmont ladies' race. The
spill put down Miss Amy Hitch
cock of Washington who had lee
for three-quarters of the course
on Agbid. She was unhurt.
The summaries:
The Clifton Cup. For ladies at catcl
| weight. First, Six Hundred, owned b,
Mrs. Eva Hamilton. ridden by Sail
Rcszell; second. Spanish Maid. Mrs
Gordon Reed. Angie Saunders; third
| Old Fashioned, Thomas Taylor, Jan
Pohl Rust. Agbid. Sidney Culver, Am
Hitchcock, fell; Pepper Toes, Barbar
Graham. owner-rider. pulled up.
The Kentmere Cup. Walkover 70
Laddie Boy. owned by Morton w. Smith
ridden by Sidney Culver
The Joseph W. Lewis Memorial. First
Lady Beware, Llangollen Farm, Sidne
| Culver; second, Black Fox Run, Mrs
James P Mccormick. Eugene Wey
mouth; third. DR.. Ober, Leon Green
away. owner-rider.
No times taken.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Lincoln Downs Results
BY the Associoted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Briar Bay johnson $50 $40 ESQ
o Arrow, Resoiet, Narviko, Nirvsna,
Cookie Baby, Mr.. Flares. Wardril. Time
1851 Is.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
Count Steel !p'Aus'in $50 800 300
Sir Ram tRisley) 1l.lO $50
Annar (Rose> $40
Mieky. aacky Tim Time FaasolO' f:!ass. Gay Lu'N'
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S21.8OD
THIRD RACE-Purse, So 800; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; z furlongs.
GsnG' GSaden rowmS WaldesI Elorio, 4'so $SS SsS
Cold Chic (Risley) $50
Hello Willie Gro-Smart, Triple Flight,
Young Romance, Receipt, Freely. Time,
1:292s.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000 claim
fSafGnfIs'e TSefmiiss Rs%istela 0'O $So SSS @
Here's A Dream tBorgemenkel 5+;6O
d9iz 9En Me- en'eT Time Se0die sS-! Doll Ae''c 1Ae'
FIFTH RACE-Purse,, $4,000, allow
ancsS B ro!tad and o sS
Dandy WaE (Vandenborre) $40 900
Sweet PickinGs de MellO) $500
Jean Bound. Frae Neche, Grey. Pepper.
Many Secrets, Fridays Pride Andromeda,
Secret Six. The Winner, Count Pur. Time.
1:00B.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-oldN z furlonEs.
fGm Tin. 'f:s Fer sDssa ssa'f9 }oys. 4iS $ss
Regal Stone (Risley) ,-.. 4.8O
Battle Chief, King Sign. Real Gone,
My Preference, Velvet Express Time,
1928.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; al
lowances: 4-year.olds and up: ! i miles.
Uncle Edgar (Zehr) 40 $50 3.2N
Grandma Josie (ROSe) 1910 5.6O
Gallant Junior PafundD AGO
Regal, Futuresaue, Metropolis. Time
:46+5.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S3,5O0 claim
ing; 4-year- -olds and up; I furlonss.
Hit Parade tRisley) 1880 $50 6.2O
Cotton Ginny tMartin) $50 6.l0
Brown Bantam CMassarellD 4.2O
Eight Bells, Man Bar, Abstract. Buss
Up. Time. 1:27
NINTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year-ol6s and up: = furlongS.
Ghost Raider Ons0n) $40 1850 1.90
Grass Skirt (Risley) 1000 7."a
Rosy Scene (D~lucia) aga
nightingale, Hoo Is 1t, Colonel Seven,
Best Change, Boots Haven, Deep Down.
Time, :2S35.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Pop Warner, at 81, Talks
OF Thorpe, Next Season
By the Assoeioted Press

PALO ALTO, Calf, April A.
Glenn (Pop) Warner. famed
football coach, celebrated his
82nd birthday today.
He is in pretty good health"
he said, except that he can't get
around very we'll because of q
painful arthritic condition in his
legs.
Warner told reporters he just
now is getting over the shock Of
the death last week of his great
est athlete. Jim Thorpe.
He said he is looking forward
to next football season, now that
the Rules Committee has ruled
out unlimited substitution.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Jamaica Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 4IyeaE;olds and up: furlongs;, .
SSId eST IShn %.n W% SHresro Ms'ter 800 5S $S
Meg March (WOOdhouse) $40
Cherry Prince, Norwest Ban Atten-
0'si sEcoHp S5SISf RAcE@Purse. 81. 900: maid
en- 2-year-olds: 5 furlongs:o
snay saysn Sa'SEa tScurSsf S5n 1890 ssS SsS sS ssS
Superupper tNichols) ESQ
Emmydee. Ticklemenow, Burnt Lips.
Freezon. Time, 1:00ss. =.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s26.30: CONsO-
lA1iON r6EisH, SGsRlf' PAD HSE si.fSD !SeS VIM
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; :4-year-oldsI and up; 9 furlongs;
ToGuila Nesterl $40 80 $50
SScaSaISTy SSr GTSss WaIn WHosb0u,., 800 ZIG ZIG
oeoRss ssRss pSafs as'lGP dataRSs
RrSbt Fo1RrR e RrRqd RHcEPnfse T5%s la = ooo maid
Tn%Pin1 ThsR il ks%s S59sr GSsa 40 sSS fS
Jeanne Lincoln shanks Mare, Plat
'ei iE1si. FIFTH W RAcE@Purse, $4,000: allow
skOal 5ROdrisse5 ss.io isse $40
South Point tNichols) $50 $50
Bassani0 WOodhouse) 200
peater. Duke K.' Wigwam, The Preem.
SIXTH RAcE-The Excelsior Handi-
cap;;. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and
First Glance tGuerin) go $50 a.7O
Bryan G. (Scurlock) $50 2.6O
Dark Count McCreary) 4,1O
Mandingo, Lafourche. a Great Captain,
do Sun Rene, Golden Gloves. Time
l "A.
Phipps-Belair stud entry.
do Finished third but was disqualified.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowances; 4-year-olds and up; ga fur
indian Land tGuerin) 1880 $50 $40
Do Report (O'Brienl $50 3.1O
Handsome Teddy (Boland) $50
Cold Command, Pacific Ocean, Free
dom Bell The Pimpernel, Flaunt, Duke
Fanelli,. Fancy Bonnet, Mr.. Turf, Swoep.
EIGHTH RAcE-Putse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongS.
Mr. Boots (Arcaro) 1850 40 3g0
KnOwitall (BOlandD 4.3O aHs2O
Bay Hash (O'Brien) "a ~ @A.DO
Bolton Boy, Charley Foy. ImuEsny,
Sailors. Choice. Standee. Bleu Feature.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
GuIfstreum Results
BY tha Associuted Press

FIRST RACE--Purse, $2.5oa: clatna-
Roman Squire ,f31Erl 1880 30 $50
Aifs1SIH Be- Fiyins. t"is Blue Heir Flint Nisist'
Flying Circus, Big Hoop, Gala Toy,
sHSeoE; SECOND RAcE-purse. RACE. $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds; furlongs. -.
Gaa Gsi.tr Elect saEPSw 1850 ,4sS sS ssS sYS
: MenaWa' Lucky Article, Royal Date,
Pass Bon, Wisetta. Controls Best. Bey g.,
Wecan Win, Laverne Time. 1:133a.4
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $163.9OJ
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; maid
ems; 3-year-ol 6 fprlongs' 100 .o
Rock EN- Joe GDimauro) 7.6O $40
Marcia Freed (BreckOns) 80
Mighty Roam, Busy Lad. Wing Admiral.
Danariel, Vim Dear, Jack JAY Hooperette'
NqSoit FoURTH RAcE1Purse, 50. 700; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up. "a miles.
TisHury Tbhr.c tGamhys SnnlIys 4'o ssS ssS SSS SS
Luxuriant (Breen) $50
Ma MadeaTx; Nsrsissus' Gloam. Town
'afsEf FIFTH TiRs RScE3Purse, 23E1s $4,000; allow
ances: 3-year odds; furlones: -
MADAME Mad may Areati ainasa sB1fr} 4O0 $50 81
jake, Wabash Moon. Julians Joy, Busy
Apsiii SIXTH RAcEGTRe RAJ: Dinner Key Han;
dicap: purse. $4,000: 3-year-olds and
War Phar GBatcheIler) 4.3O $50 $50
Pats Pal (ArmstrOng) 4.6O $50
WhiffenpOOf (Permane) $40
Big Leaguer, Easy Whirl, Blue Kay,
Suleiman. Time, 1:0325.
SEVENTH RACE-The Fort Lauderdale
Handicap; purse. $4,000; 3-year-oids
and up; / Is miles.
Able sting tBatchellerJ 1880 80
a PenSava fernandez $50
Mad Hare, Hunters Union. a Bank
Coal, Sonic. Dry Run, Villager, Payucano,
Crystal Boot. Time. 1432s. -.
Gavegnano and Brown entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 4-year- -olds and up: 10 miles.
Rusty (Burr) 1920 so $50
War San FernandeZ) 400 400
BrambIe Sun Dames) 7.2O
Black Bay, White Brand. Jolisam,
a Isopera, Button Shoes, Top Step, Colym-
bus, Flashy. Time, 1:454s.
Socolof -Sanset Farm entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up; ! "a miles:
DOrienne (Wilson) $40 $50 300
SwadeIle (COOk) 40 $50
-Ourth Jack Wilder) $50
Blue Path, Market Hill, Vinita Ed.
Potterac. Sun Roamer, Hedgewood, Mon
Torch. Time, l: 81.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Track Meet Site Changed

The Interhigh Division II track
meet originally scheduled for
Cardozo Stadium will be held
April Is at Howard University.
Armstrong, Cardozo, Dunbar.
Phelps and 4Spingarn will COM
Dete.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

Two-dolar muuels paid-BANOVINA, ST 20 $780, So 4
TENN $3.50 $3.50 NICKLEBY, $3.50
Total mutuel handle-S1 $50, ,443. Atendance-21,757
Evening star., 1953-04-05
(Copyright, 1858, by Triangle Publica tions, Ins

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming; 4-year-olds an
Post Of at start gSod gate
Mirage TTainer LettWieh LSI yalueS-$1625
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Rocinq Charts at Bowie

up faronES POST; 81 Of $:5I's start soSd gste;
PoIyphote Trainer. M Harris Values-$2. 800, $500,
Evening star., 1953-09-20

avenue, Takoma Park, Md. "The
Limitations of Plastics," moder-
ator, Frank w. Reinhart, Bu-
reau of Standards; panel, j. b.
Alters, Navy Bureau of Ships;
c. H. Gardner, Army Quarter
master Corps; p. M. Goodwin,
Navy Bureau Of Aeronautics. and
H. A. Perry, jr., Naval Ordnance
Laboratory.
Thursday.
Society of American Foresters,
Washington section "a pm,
meeting; Cosmos Club, 2121
Massachusetts avenue NV.
Timber Resource Review" by
E. C. Crafts and Leonard I.
Barrett, Department of Agri-
culture.
Junior forum, American So
clety of Civil Engineers. D. c,
sections pm, Engineers Club,
Willard Hotel. Economic De-
velopment in Latin America" by
Edward C. Gale, director of the
office of Regional American At
fairs, Department of State.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Mrs. strope in Ceremony

Mrs. Frank F. Strope. presi-
dent of the District Congress Of
Parents and Teachers, will help
lay the cornerstone of new
national PTA headquarters in
Chicago Thursday. The $3.50. 1000
building is scheduled for COM
pletion next year.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
10 Social Events Listed For Area SeVicemen

Observation-Disclosures harvest moon
ball, North Area Service Club, Fort
Myer; fall carnival, South Area Service
Club, Fort Myer; orchestra dance, serv-
| ice Club No. 8, and square dance. Serv-
| ice Club No. /, Fort Belvoir.
Friday-Orchestra dances, Vint Hill
Farms Station. Arlington; South Area
Service Club, Fort Myer, and Recreation
| Center, Fort McNair: square dance,
Saturday-Square dance, South Area
Service Club. Fort Myer. and record
dance, Service Club No. L, Fort Belvoir.
1890 pm. Recreation Center, Fort Nc
Nair, and orchestra dances, Service
Clubs No. 3 and 4, Fort Belvoir.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

s Sixteen social events have been
scheduled for military personnel
in the Washington area this
week.
The schedule Of dances, all of
which start at $3.50 pm. unless
otherwise noted, follows:
Monday-Western roundup square
dance, North Area Service Club, Fort
Myer. Va.
Tuesday-Orchestra dance, Service
Club No. /, Fort Belvoir, and record
DANCE, Recreation Center, Fort Lesley j.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Science
Calendar

Science and technical society
meetings haze been announced
for this tOeek By the Joint
Committee on Press Relations
OF the District Council of
Engineering and Architectural
Societies and the Washington
Academy of Sciences. All meet
in9S listed are open to the
public unless otherwise listed.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Picnic Scourqe

The most annoying insect at a
picnic is the one who forgets
the can opener, remarks a Lon
don columniSt.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
American Society of Civil En-
gineers, D. c. section - Noon
luncheon meeting, YWCA, Sew
enteenth and K streets NV
Export-Import Bank of Wash
ington," by Maj. Gen. Glen E.
Edgerton, managing director
Export Import Bank.
Wednesday.
The Society of Plastics Engi-
neers, Baltimore Washington
section-6:30 pm, cocktails; Z
pm. dinner; $50 pm, meeting
Langley Park Hot Shoppe, Uni
versity lane and New Hampshire
Evening star., 1953-09-20
B-tWeen size
Slimning 2O-gore Dress
. lO95

The B-Meen size dress by Berkshire is designed
for you 5'4" and under Here's the difference
morrow shoulders (eIininote that dropped
over look) shorter, fuller waist and hips (eIimi-
note the job Of raising woistines, letting out
seoms) and proportionote lengths!
All that AND SUCH STYLE! FIppont new
2O-gore skirt! Rhinestone sporkled buttons!
Striped under-coor! And den1ure little royon-
velvet tie! Sizes l2B to 22B, also regular sizes
tote and royon.
Other B-tween Size Berkshire Dresses TO 1925
Lansburgh's-DAYTIME DRESSEs-Thtrd Floor
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Orion and
Woods
800
I'd. Reg. A.
I'd. Reg. 4.5O yd.

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foil checks fonneIs pIords herringbones and tweeds!
We say miracle because every inch is completely
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its shape and peots to perfection so" wide and the
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