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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. J

CARPENTRY. remodeling. repairs
cabinet work, general contracting
JU. S-4136. 81
CARPENTRY repairs. ,remodeline,
painting; white mechanic; reason
able prices DU. 7-9623. l6s
CARPENTRY, alterations. repairs,
smnf3df1s smffA "a 9ld 5Sa9 sna aSy new te T0rk MR
CARPENTRY. cement brick and paini
contracting; reas. prices all work
guaranteed. 10. S-3701. 30
CARPENTRY - General remodeling
Fla FIJI loan; commercial and residen- n,
.CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor cleaned or no charges ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SSSs, any
day any night
CONCRETE, flagstone, porches, walks
driyeways, footings, basement, etc
CUsToM BUfLT Tfi Fl HOMES + BY Y RoBEYY
& RICE, INC, general contractors
qualified in every way to give you
the finest in construction, OIL
= n6S,,T499, O.. $500. lis
walks; all concrete work. NO.
DRIVEWAY AND STEP BUILDING,
wall building, brake repairs. haul
ing price reasonable. work good
EhECTRfcaI WIRING, repairs; ac-
cgrate work; reasonable. OIL e.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pair short circuits. small Jobs done
immediately RA. 6-2222 any time
FENCE-Hercules chain link; SlIS
it. installed (limited timeI Mon.
terms LU. 10000, JA. S-0442
til pm --16
FENCES-Fall discounts: SO styles.
chain link and wood; lowest prices:
30 mos. to pay. 10. S-2919.
FLAGSTONE AND STONE
Specializing in retaining walls,
patios, steps. walks. etc For a
free estimate. call JERRY. LU.
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REGISTERED NURSE

Large food organization needs regis
tered nurse. 5 days a week. 40 hours
for industrial nursing.
This position offers interesting work.
paid vacation and holidays, paid car
mileage, cooperative hospital and
physical insurance and many other
security benefits.
To qualify: You must own a car in
good condition, be familiar with
Washington and vicinity, a good
typist. and experience preferred in
industrial nursing or public health
work.
Please write. giving complete resume
of experience, family status. salary
requirements. age and race. Box
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sITUATIoNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books opened.
closed caueht up; all taxes: open
IAccoUNTANT II 70: Veil H. qnalifsed. Si32S4 Bcs
degree, 16 years experience, avail
able for full or part time position.
ST. 3-41S1, 10. 4-0551. 1S*
BUTCHER or food store mgr, eXper.
in all departments. wants Job with
prog. organ; best ref: does not
drink. Call AL. 10. S-SO31 or WE.
5-6777. lii
GARDENER. handyman, experienced;
knowledge of shrubs and flowers; re-
liable. steady worker: require room
and board: $50 per month. Phone
OIL, 2-SOOT ISA
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BUFFET, inlaid walnut; also beau
tifully etched crystal set for 8
WO. 6-6615 after 9 pm. lis
CABINETS-Greeting card (2). 8 IT.
vide. with cards; bargain. Ma.
CAMERA, AXIS spd. Graph. late anniv.
mod; 127-mm. Ctd. Ektar in Graph.
synchr. shut, rfdr.. gun, FPA. case
top shape. St25. EN-. 3-S752.
CAMERA. Speed Graphic, AXIS; ali
eccess.; 3 mos. Md. 5000. Also other
equip. Ho. 2-76ss. MR.. BUSH
CAMERA. 2.s zeiss contessa and
case, exposure meter. filters.
PORTRAIT lens; mos old: $3.50
when new: sell $3.50 or best offer.
CASH RGGIsTERs-NationaI snian.
S25. Electric. $50 20l4 l4th st. NV.
CHASE TONGUE. rattan, perfect
cond. Call EN-. 2-091l ewes. -15
CHINESE, 4 and 6-panel folding
screens; chow and nested tables,
tabourettes. chairs, chests, vases,
hgurines. At THE COPPER KETl
TILE. 3104 Columbia pike, Arl., :.
Va. Just IL minutes from D. c.
CLOTHING-I have outgrown ex-
pensive dresses, worn short time,
size 1920: bargain for some one.
OV. 3-35o7.
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SITUATIoNs-WoMEN

BooKKEEPER-sECRETARY will ac.
Sspt ,fb your baesl0g OF -0. %SIE or oTE neil
done at your office or mine; hourly
rate or fiat fee; local references
excellent background Of experience
in private industry. EN- 3-2557. 15"
COMPANION pos. wanted. settled re-
fined. white woman; light duties:
good ref; live in, Box aoo-v' Star.
DENTAL ASST. desires position pref
erably in NV. or Silver Spring
area; yrs. exper.; age 20. ~.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. reliable col
ored girl; experienced; good refer
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. no typins;
incl. tax work: lady. so. former
Federal accountant; filing, research.
HsKP. WOMAN. white. empl. ewes,
wishes Ink, 10 am. to . pm. Box
455-S. Star.
NURSE practical: . color c9loTed, a.., desires Tres
OFFICE MGR. 3s: pleas. personality.
meets people we'll: some knowl. Of
prom, handle CORES, admin. detail.
S125 wk. HO. 2-3931 bet. 10 and 2.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires 5 Gays
nursing: capable Of caring for any
case; wonderful refs. AID. 4-S626.
PRACTICAL NURSE, capable of nurs-
ing any chronic illness; bed patient
pref; will live in. RA. "a 54.
PRACTICAL NURSE, exper.; DOCTORS
refs RA. 3-05S5. -15
TELEPHONE OPERATORS (2), PIX;
highest qualifications and refs, in
oper and super. cap. Knowl. of Of
fice mgmt., interv., etc. RA. 3-o674.
16"
TYPIST, exper.; desires work at
home. Box 27S-X, Star. is
TYPING wanted at home. expert
enced. to address envelopes. AID.
2-45Q3 Sunday or after 6 pm.
weekdays. 1St
TYPING done at home. envelopes
and etc. 10. 3-4593. 16.
HOSP. TRAINED UNDERGRADUATES
NURSE will do any duty. Call CO.
$1,000, Ext. 756 or leave msg. 16+
GIRL, colored, desires Job as elev.
operator. Day work. RE. 1856.
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PAPER HANGING

White mechanics. Call MR.. MINNIX.
Ii. 4-9764, after 3 pm.
PLASTERTNG, wall scraping, paint
ing. Reasonable rates. Free esti-
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work, large and small jobs; reas;
pTasTERfSG Tsf RfSRanfs nREpARs Old SGSs and new
work, large and small Jobs; reas: /;
white mechs.: work guar. Ju. 9-4l54.
PLASTER AND CEMENT WORK. No
3-4570. THOMAS, 93s R. l., ave.
PATCHWORK speciality.
Old or. new work. Estimates cheer
fully given. JU. 9-0811: lis
AND HEATING, no job
able prices. Registered in b. c. and
HEATING. sutterins,
installed. S395 up. Gas boilers
heaters ma$s $50 ss?' SB work q
PLUMBiNG AND HEATING-Job-
mates. CHARLES ELLIS. RA. 6-4 is.
regular or glass lowered ialousie
windows free estimates SECO
SAL ES. Ju 5000, day or night
REMODELING-Be Bethesda. Silver Spg.
and suburban NV. WASHINGTON Call
ZENDORFER CO. INC. OIL. 4-5336
REPAIR and upholSter all furniture
Make slip covers and draperies. For
PITS REPAIR SHOP. NO. "a" 7-1ss4. ga
ROOFING, all types; cutters. spouts;
carpentry and painting. A. D.
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FUR CAPE. finest starlight mink, 2
yrs. old: cost $1,000, sell $3.50; like
new; Mink scarf, sos. Wo. 6-2656
FUR COAT, mink dyed muskrat;
size d2-l4; /; dd orig. price $400; I7 Ike
FUR COAT-Muskrat very good con
dition. Size 1912. S75. Call RE
1883 or JU. 5-9263. --15
than ssnz6a "a price; new condition. EN-
OF s-RM. APT; NOV
ing; best offer. 2023 4th st. ne,
nRai sALE-Brand-new, bet
ter grade bedrm.. dining rm.. Lying
tSFs essh Lion seSs' Bipa SsHaa
Sat. Till 4. RE. 7-43iO. lie
3-pc. mahogany liv. rm
set with acGessSries 6S,o s.Pe Pc din. rm
FURNITURE-Popular make Holly
wood beds. 39-in. wide, prebuilt
border, save 30ee.. regular $50 ,95.
cover. reg. $2S9.95. now $199.95
%apy ptheE p@s5gans @G BROTHERS
of better grade new furniture. .JE.
FURNITURE new Hollywood beds
at real sac; one green upholstered
chair, S25; one new mahogany
dresser with mirror, S45; one rose
soosssss5;s S46' Call oV' s-4@e0, 13 "a.
FURNITURE--Miscel. bed-hving-din-
ing room. and other household and
garden equipment. RIA. 1894 be-
tween 2 and 8 pm. No dealers,
rTrpNTTTrpr SALE propd.nau hed
rm., liv. rm. and dinette sets from
unclaimed railroad freight an6 fac
tory closeouts. HENRYS FURNI.
TURE CO.. 1925 7th st. NV; HU
1866. Terms arranged. Free del
Govt. service and union discounts;
committees % sale ale. of ,s used and alNs., new
refriEerators, rugs, Muntz Tv, Phiico
freezer, electric sewing machine,
Allen adding machine, etc. BY
auction at WESCHLER'S. 905 E
st.: NV, tomorrow. commencing
9;30 am. continuing until mid
FuRNTTTURsE. must sacrifice: sofa,
chairs, tables. 7-pc. FIR. Prov. di-
nette, mirrors, pictures; all in good
condition. 1885 Missouri ave. NV,
ssd aS5I cub eSsIi ss .ns t t.ss. s:.
good cond. LA. 6-6317. -16
ALMOST NEW - 8
rooms; moving, must sell; call any
time. 1903 3Sth ave-, Apt. 2. Hy-
attsville, Md. IL
FURNITURE-Design your own kitch-
en- or dinette set from thousands of
combinations. Wrought iron, chrome.
wood. Choice of any Formica pat
terms and upholstery fabrics.
DINETTE CENTER
7702 Ga. Ave. TU. 2-5677
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ANTIQuE LEWEI.RY

Pair of black pearls, perfect gems,
$500.
RoD1N JEWELS. sos 18th ST. NV.
BABY FURNITURE-Crib, chifferobe
clothestree; /. also baby carriage,
scales and cradle. Call JA. 7-1776.
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WE ARE INTERESTED in an expert.
enced salesman about 80 years ot
age who can provide references oi
a past successful record. Ability L
in nice opportunity for capable man
Salary open. For interview cover.
ing details. call SEABOARD Pa.
PERS Union $4,000.
BEAUTIFUL STERLING. FINE CHINA
We have BOTH and as a result OF
presenting BOTH. our people aver
age S125 per wk. income. Part time
Sitioms % Alert % man wil,in~ NOV ~ % learn
Part time considered. Not cam
vassing For details. call OF. 4-69G3.
10 am. to pm. only. lis
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BABY FURN. SALE

We have some cribs, chifforobes
carriages, high chairs and play.
pens to sell from our warehouse
a kind. All are top-brand nation
ally advertised goods. We need
space for toys and will close them
out at very low prices.
Terms Cash and Carry
Apply National Baby Shop
24H 18th st. NV.
Opp. Ambassador TheatGr. Open Mon
and Friday Ewes. Till 9. HU. 3-S2SS
BATHTUBS. puilt-in type, S25;
basins, toilets. pipe. BLOCKS S.
INC I7d66 Lee hwy Key Bridge
BED SALE-spring and mattress,
Sl5; double spring and mattress.
S17. DU. 1926. --21
BED. dbl modern. walnut, Simmons
mattress and box spring; practically
new Call LU. 2-9595. -16
BED AND MATTRESS SALE!
WAVE beds and mattresses, $3.50;
bunk beds with mattr.. $2S.50'
5Ssd3sf caFsTs 0eaS Of MpaRlATKEssEs pRAWEsss up up
y C, SURPLUS SALES. 511 New
Jersey ave. NV. Free parking.
hand crocheted (2)
mahogany coffee table, floor lamp:
very reasonable, JE. 3-7459.
BEDRM. SET, walnut; good condl-
tion; very reasonable. Other small
items If interested. JA 7-79n6.
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE-2O vol
umes; like new; $50. UN. 4-5111.
lie
of Harvard Classics:
reas.; call DE. 2-554S after $3.50
pm. lie
BRICK. face or common new. one
or million. Open Saturdays
ALASKA COAL g. BRICK CO.. Ma
S-5SS5 OF d-7300
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PART TIME

Work for (white) men who are free
from $3.50 to 9:30 pm. in a very
profitable field. We will train you.
Hourly pay while training. Call in
person Thursday or Friday evening
g pm. Car essential. S02 Consti-
tuition ave. ne. Ask for Mr. HE'LL
MUTH or MR. PISAPIA
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ANTIQUES

DO not sell your valuable antique
china, glass. furniture, ETC. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP Tor expert appraisalS.
664Q GEORGIA AVE NV
IO. 2-2127 PA 3-7RnS
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2 statesmen
S175 PER WEEK

You can earn this in advanced COM
mission. 2S-3S years of age, gooo
speaking voice. This is a reputable
local concern and the position Is
year-round with no layoffs. Leads
furnished. An interview will con-
vince you! No phone calls. Call in
person, 9-12 pm. See sales manager,
J 1908 3Sth ave, Colmar Manor. Nd
An Industrial Agent
Wanted by lge. insurance CO.. life.
h. and a. hospitalization; salary
and comm; many benefits and good
future. ST. 3-3515. Ext. % for
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FlagStone and Stone

WORK
Cement driveways. walks, steps
porches. retaining walls. tile drain.
age. Also outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-1769
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Cali any time. Wa. 7-1129
FLOOR SANDING, FIN. New. &c so
IT.; old. 1Oc and up; free est; worl
guar. c. L. HINSON, Ii. 3-754e
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. cleaning
and waxing. Reasonable rates, free
estimates. Call RA.. 1-G795. 1t
FLOORS refinished like new; fre'
estimate. very low price. c. r
COVER. WA 7-6S6S any time.
FLOOR SERVlCE-Nothing put tnt
hest; laying. sanding, finishing
cleaning: parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CoNTRAC'
TORS. INC; 1929 cordell ave
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. plas'
tering. carpentry work, roof paint
ing. repairing: no job too small
PRINT. Ii. 4-1511.
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UNDER 35
SHAPIRO

ENGINEERING CORPORATION
oil 18th ST. NV. ME. S-1117
TRUCK DRIVERS AND HELPERS,
white, for furniture vans and de:
livery work; must be sober, and
regular; steady job and good pay
for right men. Apply rear OF sos
Fenton St, Sill. Spg.. Md. 30
TRUCK DRIVERS (3); Md. chauf-
feur's license required: must have
excellent references and be familiar
with Wash. and suburban Nd. and
va. areas See Mr.. Welsh at F; W
BOLGIANO & CO. warehouse, l7Ol
Cabin Branch rd. Landover, Md.
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MIscELLANEoUs EoR SALE

DEEP FREEZE. Crosley Shelyadore
DEEP FREEZE BoX-LoW temperas
ture. SxSx20. portable; cost So. 900.
will sacrifice. ia. 5-7474 -25
DESK! DESK! DESK!
WALNUT; s22.5O tif new. SsOl; and
Sgg,50 W new, $13S). D. c.
SUHPLUS SALES, oil New Jersey
DIiAaMoNDDs-Lsdy,s, IaaN!e' 2 :, SssS g Ct, Sl50;
1878; ladys: is4 cts. S5s5; mans. ms
200 LIVINGSTON l. CO, IA I42S : II Il
DifSNrSS;GE DifSN S;E' Ro6Ms 16 ssFgs. sfT s-r,... IL y.
SIS. Cali IN. 4E4o4s. Diece. 1s qsk'
DIN; RIM. SET, modern. 9-pc. mahog.
with 6reSakfront. pad incl. 5000.
DIN. RM' oFiuRN.-pa. house eao SOLID
cheEry' Mt. Vernon finish; new
eopd.; cor; cab. large orouleat
arm chair Other misc. Household.
DIN. RIM FURN.-6 ladder back
chairs. table. and china closet:
$3.50 Call after 6. 10. 2-9046.
DINING ROOM sUITE-credenza
mahogany gold trim. tn. 2-o34i:
DIN. RM. SUITE, mahog. s veneer:
table with 8 extra leaves. 6 chairs.
DINING ROOM SET, Jr.; o pieces;
6 chairs table buffet; mahogany;
excel. cond.; $S5. LO. 5-19SS. 10
.DUPLlCA1OkS All types. nand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
Co l43l E Capitol st. Ii 3-0OS"
ELECTRIC TRAINS and accessories: /:
1853 Lionel: goo OFF. BERG'S
HARDWARE, 62l2 3rd st. NV. RA.
6-4433
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GOVT WORKERS

WE WANT SEVERAL PART
TIME MEN TO HELP OFFER
AN AUTHORIZED ISSUE OF
$500 $500, . PER e9El2vr sHARE lAsT TNr.AS IN Az
INVESTMENT PROPERTY;
GOOD BACKGROUND ESSEN
TIAL: EXPERIENCE UNNEC-
ESSARY; NO CANVASSING.
MA. s-7772 Any Time
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GEN. ADMINISTRATORS
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR

Z HGfCOONNGL DlREC C1OR
Middle-aged veteran with IL yrs.
managerial experience in Federal
Government. master degree in ad-
ministration and supervision: willing
to travel from Wash. area head
quarters; salary open. Please reply
Box 303-V. Star.
MAN, middle aged, desires Office po-
SS1tion; good detail man. Box, 294-
MAN, wishes Job; pm. until.
Porter. eley: or switchboard opera
tor. TU. 2-1730.
RESIDENT MANAGER OR SUPT.
presently managing 500-apt. project
in Baltimore, desires similar posi-
ton in Washington area. Box
2S7V Star. Is"
RETIRED EXECUTIVE desires light
Office work in hospital. business firm
or hotel. WO. 6-6400, Ext. 1892.
YOUNG COLORED BOY would like
part-time Job; has permit and car.
| EX. 3-S263.
GRADUATE STUDENT desires any
kind of employment in the after
noon. ia. 9-3966.
Evening star., 1953-10-15

MOTORS and blades for fans. fur.
naces, pumps, refgrs., washefs,
burners. any size. make or type in
stock for instant exchange at lower
f1at-rate prices. Why wait? Bring
your motor with you. walk out
with exact guaranteed replacement.
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT Co, a473
Ghnrn,an ave n " O1Rnn
Evening star., 1953-04-01
BRAIDED RUGS.
WET EASEMENTS.
Yrs. W. r. a., Wdshtnrton)

MrS. W. n. A.. Washington
A booklet called Braided
Rugs for the Perfectionist" by
Dorothy Altpeter can be found
in the Public Library. II you
have no trouble following sim
pie instructions and diagrams,
you'll ind it as good as a pri-
vate teacher. ] am making
one now and If you'd be inter-
ested in my experience write,
or call at RIA 3-3522.
For Mrs. A. O. W., Arlington:
We know about wet easements
in Takon1a Park. I would like
to say emphatically that the
outside of the wall is the place
to attack the problem, however
monumental a task it may
seem. # you have only one wall
that is troublesome, you're
lucky. My husband dug eight
feet down around two sides Of
our foundation Git took two
months Of his spare time)-We
have no Seepage now. There's
a book in the library called
Damp Walls" for details.
y 4 y Il
TROPICAL HOUSE PLANTS.
(Mrs. r. A. X, Richmond
House plants were scarce
and unappreciated in my house
until my recent trip to Mexico,
where they grow abundantly.
! have tried to select only
foliage plants and prefer the
tall ones.
My purchases are confined
to the five and dime store,
where they are sold in the
early stages, but. when they
have grown a foot or more, I
have a plant comparable to
the expensive ones.
Can the readers help me
select plants that grow by
feet instead Of inches and
give me advice in caring for
them, potting. exposure, etc.?
Can any two plants be planted
together. such as philodendron,
which is usually wrapped
around a piece Of split cedar?
Won't some one please share
their green thumb with me?
I am suddenly tropical plant
happy!
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Artist to Speak on Revolution of Art

Sigsbee Gilham, art instructor
at the Cameron Street Recreation
Center in Alexandria. will be
guest speaker at the monthly
luncheon meeting Of the Alex
Evening star., 1953-04-01

andria Branch. National League
OF American Pen Women, at /
pm. Friday in the George Mason
Hotel. His topic will be "Revolu-
ton in Art" &
Evening star., 1953-04-01
STEAM-DRY IRON.

- - - ~ ASsS SNsebHS1
Steam-dry irons are Won
derful. I just could not keep
house without mine! have
the type sponsored by a we'll
known home economist for
one Of the large flour process
ing firms. This iron is filed
with hot water in a separate at
tachment to the regular or
dry iron. I previously had a
steam iron which was filed in
the handle Of the iron itself
but I did not like it at all.
After one had been ironing
and exhausted all the water
in the iron, of course, it had
to be filled and If one tiny
drop Of water got on the hot
iron, a hot vapor went all
over the place. With the
separate attachment that is
avoided. Do get one of the
latter. You will never regret
Evening star., 1953-04-01
CLASSES

&c. II. s., WGSEin0tO1D
Glasses in Millinery and Slip
Cover Making will be offered by
the Arlington County Depart
ment Of Recreation starting
April 13, 1858. This series will
be for eight weeks. For further
inf orm alton call jackson
7-8088.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
HAM DISH.
Mrs. Z. S., Wrshinotor)

MRS. L. S., Washington
For Mrs. M. A. T., Silver
Spring; Try adding a small
amount Of oregano to fried po-
tatoes, or scalloped ones.
A favorite dish for using left
over ham is a mixture, in al
ternate layers of ham cut in
pieces, thinly sliced potatoes
and thinly sliced onions placed
in a casserole. Pour over these
ingredients about 11a to 2 cups
medium thick white sauce to
which is added about / tea
spoon oregano. Bake. covered
for / hour at 375 or 400 de-
grees. Uncover and bake "a
hour longer.
Evening star., 1953-04-01

ART AND FASHON-The two combined at the recent
prevew of the film MOULIN ROUGE held for members
Of the Washington Foshon Group Modome Henri Bonnet
wife Of the French Anbossodor shows Toulouse Lourec
poster to Een Sokes fashion editor of The Stor and
9IonoI director OF the Washington Foshon Group.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Readers Clearing House ,E4Ev s;sys=;;s ss="lA 4
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

mrs. J. p. D.. Falls Church.
In answer to, Mrs. j. r. c.,
Washington, who Is going to
the Philippine Islands.
We returned from duty in
the Philippines a couple Of
years ago and ! believe / can
be Of some help to you: You
do not need to take your re-
frigerator. as all quonsets
come equipped with refriger-
ators and deep freezers. so
a large family should have
no problem. Woolen clothes
are not needed unless you take
some side trips to cooler cli-
mates. All clothes should be
cotton and washable. Wom-
en- wear sun dresses most Of
the day and cottons to club
occasions at night. Formals
are Of cotton, too. Dry clean
ing is poor and silks can be
awfully hot to wear. Nylons
are impossible as you simply
roast in them. They do not
have television and it would
only rust If you took it along.
I could go on forever CIV
ing you helpful hints. Would
appreciate you getting in con-
tact with me.
Evening star., 1953-04-01

HOT CANAPE.

Mrs. S. w., College PdrEJ
Here's something different
for a canape: l cup -four, 1
small cream cheese, "a cup but
ter, to this add / or 2 table,
spoons water to make a pie
cruSt-like dough. Roll thin,
cut rounds, wrap around large
stuffed olives. pinching of the
surplus dough so the olive Is
evenly covered. Bake in $50
degree oven until light tan
(Wheatl color, serve hot.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
FRUIT CANDY,
PASTRY RECIPE?

mrs. M. J. M, Mount RGinier)
Here is q candy from fruit"
recipe we like very much: /
pound seedless raisins. / pound
candied dates. ! pound dried
figs. Y pound dried apricots,
8 pounds unshelled walnuts,
az pounds dime store variety
milk chocolate. Grind fruit
and nuts, and knead. Cut in
size pieces desired and dip in
melted chocolate. Set in cold
place to harden chocolate,
Store in covered container and
keep cool.
Does any one have a pastry
recipe using eggs and old.
fashioned leaf lard? / believe !
it's Polish or Hungarian. After
making this pastry, it is cut =.
into triangles. filled with
strawberry jelly and baked to
melt-in-your-mouth fiakiness.
(Mrs. J. +. B.. Annapolis)
For the ladies wanting the
recipe for fruit candy, I have
finally located mine, and trust
1t Is the one they are looking
for. We think they are deli
cious,
Select mixture of uncooked
dried fruits such as raisins.
figs, apricots. prunes, peaches.
dates and pears. Sprinkle fruits
with a little lemon Juice and
force them through food chop
per using fine blade. Add a
little more lemon juice If
needed to make mixture easier
to handle. Form into rolls
about 2 inches thick and coat
with finely chopped nuts. Wrap
In wax paper and keep in a
cool place. Cut in slices to
serve.
I have also made mine in
very small balls. rolling those
IN powdered sugar. and found
them very nice.
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HINT.
POEM?
Mrs. J. r. M. Falls Church,
When preparing the insredi-
ents for macaroni and cheese.
do not CRATE the cheese, but
cut it into small pieces about
the size of the end of the
thumb. This preserves the
distinct cheese flavor instead
Of making a pasty blend of
the macaroni and the cheese.
Now can some one help me?
I want to find a poem that I
memorized many years ago,
but can now remember only
one line of it: Because 7
didn't think" This line oc-
CURED at the end Of each
stanza, I think. Any informa-
ton as to the name of the
poem or its author will be
greatly appreciated.
\ Il \ =
BLENDER?
mrs. J. E. F., Arlinoton)
am interested in purchas-
ing a blender and would ap-
preciate hearing the pros and
cons Of them from any read
ers using one.
Are they as good and prac-
tical as the advertisements
claim? Can they be used to
grind beef for hamburger as
well as be used as a house.
hold food chopper. Does one
make excel another? Are
there any outstanding fea-
lures of the higher priced
ones, besides perhaps the
name? Can a blender pay for
itself as a household time
saver after a time? have
four youngsters and don't ever
find time to shop and COM
pare"
4 II
HOT CANAPE.
Mrs. S. w., College Park
Here's something different
for a canape: l cup -four, 1
small cream cheese, "a cup but
ter, to this add / or 2 table
spoons water to make a pie
cruSt-like dough. Roll thin,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-02-20
Jewish Writer'S Distort
History as Balm for Reds

Poland's Social and Cultural AS
ISOLATION, has sunk to even great
er depths. Lengthy articles fash
ion Jewish history as it never has
been recorded.
In one report, Zionism is pic
tured as a brainchild in the
minds of British imperialists
whose purpose it now serves"
The article adds that a British
clergyman in the late 10Th cen
fury wrote. that the restoration
of the Jews (was) an idea found
to be useful for colonial and
other aggressive purposes"
A colleague of this writer. in
stating that "Zionisrn is the
enemy of the working people, F."
adds that Zionists, through the
years, eagerly negotiated with